1 10 194 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ce2d4b8e889280ebcc03582aaed4ac26.pdf c508515f48a3687b5006c5853654ef9b PDF Text Text anfiorb I m a l i i ©Itl' S & m h w lsi (V isa fcd iiw n THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1961 COUNTY NEWS PAGE 12 Sunday School Presents Program In Casselberry EDITORIAL COMMENT Let's Go, Oviedo! The reported move of a group of area residents to bnck organized footbnll in the Oviedo High School w h s welcomed throughout Seminole County by sports fan and leaders. Especially commendnbic, we think, is the a c tio n taken by the group to form nn independent, athletic organization which will finance building of n stadium and field in the area. Tentative plans call for incorpora­ tion ns a non-profit A s s o c ia t io n to handle nil fund dona­ tions towards the proposed athletic facilities. If all goes well, Oviedo could have its Hist footbnll team ready to go next season. With enthusiasm and back­ ing such ns hns been shown in the past for >’j n school’s basketball teams, a gridiron eleven surely Could Hiion provide major competition in the urea. *'Go, go, go . . . Oviedo!" Casselberry Lions Club Plans Seminole Park Raceway Program Flail plim were made by the Cauelberry Lion* Club at Ita bi­ monthly eupper meeting tail week at for the annual racing program pr Seminole Park Raceway, Tile event will be sponsored In coopernext Sunday afternoon L ation with tha Florida Quarterhorae A nn. Clyde Hart, president faclllof the Haceway, haa made mi Ilea of the track availabl and arI f ranged for the Lion* to share in Chuluota Club Names Lighting Contest Winners Chutuota’ s Christmas Lighting Contest sponsored by the Retired Folks Club received such interest this year that more than 24 homes were singled out by the Judgei for prizes or honorable mention. However, ■ number of this group ■iked to be eliminated from com­ petition since the homes would have been decorated regardless of the contest. Judgei were Mr. and Mre. Joe Settle end Mre. Virginia Mikler, all o f Ovkdo. Pritea went to I. M. Darnes Jr. 171 First St. who re­ ceived the first prize of $13 for a floodlighted acene featuring a m a il of acarlet ball poinaettias. Second prizes of 110 went to William Lamplncn, 231 Second St., where the decoration was of a large white atar supplemented by clever use of native materials and trimmed pillars. The $3 third prize was won by Morris Luther, 420 Fourth St. for lb" well-bilanred arrsnvement o f lights, Inside and out, including candelabra and a deco­ rated tree, A. Manuel Mellow of Lakeside Dr, look the $3 fourth prize for a similar arrangement featuring lighting both Inside and eut. Displays receiving honorabtc mention were at the homes of A. William Fewkes on Sixth St.: Arnold Jacksun on Seventh M.; Sophie Kosti on SR 419 and Ward­ ers’ on Seventh St. Water-proof ribbon bows made by Mrs. Russell Hammond, sec­ retary of tha Retired Folks Club, were placed by the Judgei at the homei of the four prize winners. Since It waa at the suggestion from Sirs. Hammond that the club sponsored (he coolest, this home was eliminated from the competition. One of the outstand­ ing displays, It featured a large, lighted tree and floodlighted Na­ tivity scene and choir hoys. Checks were distributed to prise winners on Christmas Eve by George Douldcn, president of the club. Casselberry Lions Give Food Baskets IIV JANB CABS ELDER RY Eighteen families had a happier Christmas due to the efforts o f the CstsrlUeiry Lions Club which dis­ tributed basket* o f food including such Items at chickens, mixed vegetables, oranges, nula and candy, breads, dairy producta anil canned good* laat Saturday morn­ ing. Truck* and cara were loaded in front o f Holla* Market where the food had been stored. Two e f the haaket* war* filled by tha Caaaalberry Women’s Club, one by Amer­ ican legion Memorial Tost 250 and one by the South Seminole Democratic Women’a Club. The remainder was packed by the Uotv* Club. H B m W v w tS fQ T ? ,) r&LaC* 'V proceeds of the afternoon for the club’s sight conservation pro­ gram. Races, In begin at 2 p.m., will determine entries for the Qusrtcrhorie Futurity which will be held in Miami un Jan. 13 allracting champion racers from through­ out the state. Proceed* from this event also will tie shared by the association and (he Lions Club. Tickets for Sunday’s program are on sale by any member of the Lions club snd also will be sold at the gate. Children will be ad­ mitted free of charge. Carl Alt­ man Is chairman of the Lions race committee. In other business at the meet­ ing, the Casselberry group dis­ cussed celebrating Founders Day during the lost week In January and also made final arrangements for distributing Christmas food baskets to needy families in the ares. Entertainment at the dinner merting was provided by Chariot Higgins on the electric guitar while Darwin Shay led the group in singing club songs and Christ­ mas carols. Village Names Recreation Man nY MONA GRIN STEAD Officials of the North Orlando Co. have announced that Rill Donofrlo will take over ne recrea­ tion manager and director when tha village playground fecllltlee now under construction ere com­ pleted. Donafrio la 20 yeare old and cornea from Toledo, Ohio. Employcd here by Uni company In Ortolwr he has spent most of hi* time as­ sisting at the utility plant and at Uie roeteutlon area. When the playground* ara com­ pleted he will organise tourna­ ment* In various sport* and will teach wrestling and judo In nddiUon to tcuba diving when the pool I* ready. He attended school* in Tuietlo and would like to continuo studies for an engineering degree. He alto will he a partner In • Fern Park Putt-Puts Golf Course with his father, Thomas I.. Donofrlo who It associated with the Silver Creek Precision Corp. Joining father and ■on In tht* venture will lie Dave Yorka who presently i* playing lead guitar with ■ rock *n mil entnbo. Facilities o f the course will Imi used III conjunction with the North Orlando rerrcuUnn program. TOASTING MARSHMALLOWS over the campfire during the Brownie afternoon cookout and program nt the Lake Mary Scout Bark are, from left, Lindn Kilpatrick, Bnrburn Tamm, Judy Bedwell and Patti McCoy. (Herald Photo) Adult Class in Woodworking Set For Lyman Brownie Troops Meet In Lake Mary For Afternoon Cookout And Skits .Several Rrownle Troops of Ihe area met at the Scout Park In Lake Mary on Dec. 14 for an af­ ternoon program and cookout be­ tween the hours of 2:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Troop 100 led by Mrs. Ruth Iloutwrll and the Intermediate Troop led by Mrs, Sybil lin t, which has not received its num­ ber. marched from the Lake Mary Elementary School to the Scout Hut where they were Joined byTroup Of led by Mrs. Jane Flet­ cher. The Intermediate Troop was In chargo of the afternoon's pro­ gram while Troop 04 was in chargo of cooking prcparat.ons. Fires were built with assistance from leaders and the girls cooked hol>o stew, a delectable dish com­ posed of hamburger, onions, pota toes and vegetable soup, other itema on the menu were Kool-ald, breads and Somorcs, a acout des­ MILLARD LERCII sert made from Graham crack­ E. S. Douglass, Seminole Coun­ ers, chocolate bars ami melted ty director of vocational and adult marshmallows. A highlight of the afternoon education, h n announced that a woodworking class for adults will bn organized at Lyman High School on Jan, 8 at 7 p.m. Instructor of the class will bo Millard Lcrcb, head of Lyman's Industrial Arts Dept. Lcrch holds The Denary Republican Club a degree In Industrial Arts and has elected new offlcere at Ita Christhad wide experience as a builder mat party and meeting In the Community Center last Thursday slid iviilutlu r, ilc/uie turning lu evening. Lyman he taught at Maitland Jun­ Taking office In January will be ior High. Ralph Wltherell, president: HorThe new class will meet on Mon­ are A, Demerest, first vie* presi­ day and Tuesday of each week dent; Mr*. Realrlce E. Muller, from 7 p.m. until 0:30 p.m. and ■frond vim president and enter­ tainment rhalrinaii; Rudolph Ac­ will he limllrd to 20 persons. Stu­ kerman, treasurer; Thornton K. dents will supply their own m a­ Smith, recording secretary and terials and the only charge will be Mrs. Marie Accardl, financial sec­ inn $2 registration feu. retary. Rcfrcshinenta were served dur­ Application* will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. ing a social huur following the Those Interested In the class meeting ami a program o f enter­ should call I^rch at Lyman by tainment featuring favorite and sraional musical selections. telephoning TE 8-4074. Republicans Name New Officers For DeBary Club came when David Cochran and his pony, “ Chief," visited the group demonstrating various rid­ ing skills and techniques with much applause from the girls. Attending as guests and to as­ sist with the program were mem­ bers of Wing Troop 211 led by Mrs. Edith Averncl; girls from Senior Troop 19 led by Mrs. Lil­ lie Buckler; Mrs. Irene Smith, leader of Intermediate Troop 23B snd Mr*. Betty Halhnck, dlstrjrt chairman. Some 100 girls, guests, leaders and assistant leaden were pre­ sent for the occasion. VFW Post 8207 To Give Dance By JANE CASSELBERRY Flans for a New Year’ i Eve Danca were completed hy South Seminolo VFW Font B207 at the last regular meeting of the post when Hny McCord was host to the group,ut his homo on Lemon T.iii.e. The dance will be held at the American Legion nld Glory Fast Home on i’ rnirie Lake and will open at 9 p. m. Music will be pro­ vided by “ The Swinging Renegade Band.” The dance committee la made up o f Hollit Johnson as chairman and A. J. Berdahl and Ray McCord. Refivkliim.'iit« »I1I be stiillrilflu dur­ ing the evening. Proceeds from the sale of ticket*, which cun he pur­ chased from most VFW 1’ost mem­ ber* or at the door, wilt be added to the Post building fund. In other business of the meeting the group accepted three applica­ tion* for new membership. According to Ralph Moore, pub­ licity chairman, the Post has a wheel chair width I* available as a community service project on a firet-rome, first-served bail*. Any­ one interested In applying for us* of the chair may call Georg* How­ ard, post service officer. Homemakers Class Hears Reports By JANB CASSELBERRY The C h r i s t i a n Homemakers Class o f tha Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at the home o f Rev. and Mrs. Darwin Shea, 851 N. Triplet Dr., Casselberry. Bill Shook, program chairman, waa In charge o f the devotions and Rev. Shea gave tha prayer. Re­ ports ware heard from the secre­ tary, Mr*. Philip Caesber and the treasurer, Mre, Clare llelmer. Mrs. Budd Werley reported on the class project to provide a complete Christmas for a Urge family in need. This family was presented with a food basket which included ■n 18 pound turkey yvith BR the fixing*. Each member o f the fam­ ily received both new and used clothing and Christmaa gifts. The class alio 1* donating a washing machine to the family. Ae the church nursery Is being divided to put tbs crib babies In a separate room, the class made plans to decorate the new room and to provide additional helpers needed to staff It during the church services. After the buainese meeting ad­ journed a social hour was enjoysd. Refreshment* were served by Mr*. Shea and her co-hostess, Mrs. Mary Martin. Village Firemen Elect Officers By MONA GRINDTEAD New officers of the North Or­ lando Volunteer Fire Dept, were elected at the December meeting of tlie organization. Named were Bob Stephenson, chief; Roy Burke, assistant chief and Bob Dean, secretary-treas­ urer. The department, organized just a Uttle more than a year, hai been active in numerous civic works. The volunteers aid in burning off vacant lota and answer cilia on a 24-hour a day basis anywhere within the village. Meeting* are conducted each Wednesday night at the Village HalL Men of the community who ■re Interested In joining the or­ ganization ere asked to contact Stephenson or Burke. Bear Lake Manor Lighting Winners Are Announced Ry SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Wlnnere o f a Chrlstma* Light­ ing Contest sponsored by the Rear Laku Manor Civic Betterment Assn., Inc., were selected Sunday, First prlxt, a pelm tree and a personalized landscape drawing, went to Mr. ami Mrs. William Tay­ lor of 1207 Alton Dr. Winning two palm trees for second place were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roudreau of 1209 Alton Dr. and the third prlxe of two rubber plants went to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kerr o f 1342 Lake Asher Circle. Judges were Mi*. lUthaid Appley, a resident of the Dig Rear Lake area; Richard Wcidler ef Winter Park and L. J. Stubbs of Furcat City, Shrubbery used for prize* was donated by Hall's Vailety and Nursery o f Orlando. The Sunday School o f the Cas­ selberry Community Methodist Church presented it* a n n u a l Christmas Program on Sunday afternoon. Featured on tha program were "A Christmas Prayer," by Nrl* enda Casselberry; "W elcom e," by Carol Jan* Llat; “ Tho Beginner’ * Quiz," by Carol Jen* List, Terri Reuter, Laurie Dep;ien, Strve Chambers and their teacher, Miss Dawn Barnes; “ God Will Help." by girl* of tha primary depart­ ment; "Candle* For Jesus," boys of the primary department; "Away In A Manger," aung by the Cherub Choir; "His Messengers," by In­ termediate boys and girls; "Gifts for the King," junior girls; "The Carolers," a short play, by the Junior Choir end stories o f the carols and how they were written related by Rev. Darwin Shea and sung by a quartet made up of Dar­ lene Shea, Jim Alles, Bob Eatei ami David Piatt. The program was directed by David Pratt who was assisted by Mr*. James Birkheimer and bliss Barnes. White gifts o f food snd toy* were placed beneath a tree fur later distribution to ■ needy fain ily. Following the program each child attending received a slock Ing filled with candy. Longwood Man Completes Study MISS WYNN ADAMS, center, wa* crowned Sweetheart of the Ball at the Chuluota Teen Club’a unnunl Christmas formal held last Thursday even* ing at the Lake Catherine Inn. With her u» she receives the arm bouquet of ruse* are Mias Dianne Murphy, left, and Mine Alice Fox, extrema right, both runnerd-up for the honor. Mark Garvin, her escort for the evening, id at her right. (Jone* Photo) Lcdr. Gene R. Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stewart of Longwood. was a member of tba Dec. 20 graduating class from the Navel Postgraduate School at Monterey, Calif. Stewart had been attending the general line and navel science school for the peat nine-and-one- THREE I.ITTLE NALLS poso with the atamlinjj plaque deHignatinK their home the December Garden o f the Month in North Orlando. The children of Mr. anil Mrs. Donald Nall o f 31 N. Third St., are from left. Lisa, Kenny and Pam. (Herald Photo) North Orlando Club Picks Garden Of Month By MONA GR1NSTEAD The North Orlando Garden Club chose Mr. and SI rs. Donald Nall's attractively landscaped home at 31 N. Third St. for ita December Garden of Ihe Month Award, Neat mid well-kept the year 'round an abundance of colorful shrubbery was chosen with nn eye to the few montha after winter has nipped tho area. Along tho front block wull arc planted elephant ears, double pink geraniums, cro­ tons and Allamundn before n set­ ting of lush, thick evergreens while bark of the wall n hauanu tree adds n tropical touch. Color is brought to the right side of the house by bushes of snow on the mountain, hibiscus, miniature carnations, shrimp plants and poinsettias ami ciotons add their color to the front fence. To the left und fronting tho screened Florida room added to the home by Nall aiv yel­ low-tip ligustruiiia while in front of the houre are hibiscus, crotons, Kiiidenius, miniature curnutions and a jasmine covered trellis. An­ other trrllla, tho handiwork of Mrs. Null, greets visitors in the entranccwuy with Its fragrant honeysuckle vine. The luwn. planted In St. August­ ine glass, hns interval ptuntings of Australian Oak uml Brazilian pep­ per In bed* o f pebbles which add to tho trimneax of the overall vj.peamnee. A Chinese Elm centers the front luwn with a small garden doll ut it* side. The back luwn has been fenced for the protection o f the Nall’s three children, Pum, nine, Kenny, seven snd Lisa. It! months. Join­ ing the children in play there is the family pet dog, Patrick. Growing lin e arc fruit trees the hack and left and along the right lawn are Turk* caps, avocado trees and oilier specimen plants. An ear tree which stands amidst a colorful bed of periwinkles and geraniums renters the back lawn and already In giving shade, Mr*. Nall (Betsy) la chairman of tlie Garden Club's telephone committee and is an active partic­ ipant in all club projects. Don la a staff sergeant in the U. S. Air Forre and ii stationed ut the Or­ lando liase. ilia hobbles are gardening and repairing or remodeling household articles while Betsy love* to sew und makes mo*t of her clothes and those of her daughters. All bcls of the family take part In the gardening, even small Lisa who tits in her swing while the other* do the actual work. • The family is active in civic, so­ cial and church organizations in North Orlando und ulwnys Is ready to lend a hand when there's a job to he done by any group. Mayor-Elect Announces Plans By JANE CASSELBERRY Carl C. Stoddard, Casselberry mnyor-clcct, announced today that wnen he takes office in January^ he will be in the Municipal Build­ ing for one hour each day, .Mon­ day through Friday, to talk with citizens who have problems or suggestions. Exact times will bo announced, lie said. ltu also reported that lie but mode up a complete list of the committee recommendations to be presented for approval by tlie Board of Aldermen at the Jan. -JR meeting, Uie first of the new year. In addition, lie says that it is his desire to streamline the town's monthly business sessions by re­ questing that ail items to bo pre­ sented to the board be submitted m advance in writing. Casselberry Club Plans Meetings ® By JANE CASSELBERRY Member* o f the Casselberry Women's Club will meet nt 8 p. m. next Wednesday in the clubhouse on Overbrook Dr. for their month­ ly business session. At thu Jail. 17 social meeting of the club, Wt-bb Watt will be guei^R speaker talking on the subject, "Communism In Your Country." Hostesses for this occasion will be .Mrs, Tom Hueston, Mre. Bryan Foster and Mr*. Fred Mayhew. Children's Party Opens Weekend Festivities For Noriii Oriando Festivities in the Village of North Orlande for the Christina* weekeitd got underway early last Friday evening when Kira Ctilef Bob Stephenson, assisted by a group of teenage boys, treated all the youngsters to a tide on the fir* truck before going to the Village Hall where Santa was to visit. Expected to arrive at 8 p. m„ cld Rents slipped In early and wus at the Hell by 7 p. m. with bags of candy, balloons, orangrs and toys for tome 400 boy* and girls. Another big attraction of th* party was the fireworks display sat o ft and directed by members o f the volunteer firs department. On Saturday night a group of teenage girls gathered for carol. Ing and were received by many residents with refreshments of candy, soft drinks and rookies. Tha girl* returned to tho home of Mrs. Mona Grinatead to close th* evening with « party and refresh­ ments of hot chocolate, marshmal­ low* und homemade cookies server by Uipir hostess uml leader o f th* evening. Seventeen boys and girls o f th* North Orlando -4-II Club went caroling on Christmas Eva ami afterward* went to the home < 4 their club leader, Mrs. ltcvcr'.Krecek, for dancing and refresh, merits. Assisting Mr*. Krecek for the party were Mr*. Shiiley Ryan, Mrs. Lera IIarris and Mr*. Paulin* Eleven*. Adults o f the community were invited ti> o;>en house at the North Orlando Co, offices last Friday afternoon fo r seasonal refresh­ ments served by officials and e i £ ploye* of the company who acted as hosts and hostesses for the oc­ casion. , Among those greeting guest* were Mayor and Mr*. Frank Fnsula, William Deutach, BIB Har­ ris, Clarence Memory, Jack Sut­ ton, Charlie Wilson, Mrs. Loi* Strickland, Arthur Rhodes, Bu­ ford Region end Johnnie B ow cu^ �I / Friday Again; Stores Are Open Tonight Cooperation Pays In Industry Here WEATHER: Frost and freeze warning; fair nnd continued cold Saturday; high today 48-56; low tonight 28-36. VOL. \ According to the Sanford Atlanllc National Hank’ * time and temperature chart, Thursday's temperature dropped a chilly six degre-* in about live minutei around 10:30 a. m., Mr*. Betty Spencer, clerk at Boumiilat and Anderson's report*. * * • t 4 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 855 C (EDITORS NOTE: With Around - the • flock Columnist Larry Vrrsbel enjoying a well, earned vacation over the holi­ day!, the Herald Stair will pinch hit for him.) y 63 All Florida Shivers In Cold Blast Winter Crops Threatened By Icy Mercury MIAMI (UPI) — Temper­ Ttipre will he no meeting o( the atures dipped toward freez­ |Jmerican Legion thin week due ing across Florida njrain to­ to the holiday*, according to pait day. threatening winter crops! commander Bob Mahan. 1962 Auto Tags To Go On Sale Here Tuesday anti sending tourists digging i to the bottom of suitcases for The Rotary Club will not meet Monday, either. Dr. Phil West- their Northern wraps. * • • gate president ha* announced. • • • Kiwanian* will hold their an­ nual dinner and installation cl a c w officer* at the Shrine Club Wednesday at T p. m. with the ladies present (or the ceremonies. Retiring president Jim Grant will hand Ihr gavel to Kd Klrchhoif. • • • The Lion* Club will have its usual meeting at the Capri lor lunch Tuesday, but PC George Hughe* ha* no program planned. • • • Art Beckwith, clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court announce* tint the Clerk * Office in theCourthouie will b* open until noon Saturday, ao that legal instrument* may be filed. Homeowner* who have bought their home during 1961 must have their warranty deed recorded before noon Saturday in order to qualify for homestead exem ption next year. • • • • The Sanford Atlantic Bank wa* erroneously quoted a* bidding two and a half percent on the coun­ ty’ * surplus fund* in Thursday's Herald. Actually there was a two and a half percent bid, which was tor a period up to 90 day*.How­ ever they did bid three percent, the same at the Florida State and ^jhe Cititcn’i Bank of Oviedo for •the per annum rate. Our apologiei, Mr. Bauman. E. C. Harper Jr. head of the merchant'* diviikm of the C. of C. close* out hi* year in thi* responlibilily with one more Frid»y night of shopping. Harper pioneered the “ open til nine1' deal in August on * trial ba*ii to *ce gwhat tiie shopper'* response would " lie . Barring competition from Fri­ day night football game*, business wa* very good. We hope the new dlviiion held continue* the prac­ tice. It'f * wonderful help for working men *nd women, ** well a* student* and those who don't drive. • • • Organizational meeting of the f^City Com million will be held Tuesday to select the new mayor and seat the re-elected members of the City Commission. • • • In deference to the Sunday liquor laws, many night spot* and private clubs are planning New Year's parties for the day before, Saturday. What happens when the clock strikes midnight? Ij . • • The city's new soning ordinance ia part of an overall comprehen live eity plan which waa recently completed by profeaaional planner George Simons, reveal* City Man­ ager W. E. Knowles. Tlie last time the commission passed on a soning ordinance waa Dec. 26, 1*44. * ” * * * Apologiea are in order to Sid RiChtrd who ia the Public Wur'..» director for the city. Planning and Building official, "F oot*" Yelvlngton was erroneously given the 1>W title. (Hurry back, V enhell) • • • City Mgr. Knowlca aaid the error in RlChard'a title wa* due to the fact that he hat only been ^ w ith the city for M yesr*. "After 40 years KiChard will be consider­ ed a permanent city employe," quipped Knowles. • • • Finance Directo. HenryTamm Jr, hat a alight case of laryngitis acquired over the holidayi. It was reported that Tamm was teen doing aomc eztensive bike riding in the cold wintery weather during ®Ahe holidays. Floridians shivered in such unSunshine State temperatures Thursday night as 23 at Tallahas­ see, 27 at Gainesville. 29 at Pcnsa. cola, 23 it Jacksonville, and 31 at Daytona Reach. At Homestead south o f Miami, the low was 31. Miami's chilliest reading waa 41, the same as In St. Petersburg, and it was 38 in Palm Beach and only 40 at Fort Myers on the Gulf Coast, frequent­ ly recorded as the warmest city of the day in U. S. Weather Bu­ reau roundups. The cold temperatures were ac­ companied by chilly winds. Small craft warnings for winds up to 35 miles per hour were raised along both coasts of the peninsula until (Ids morning. The cold night cim e on the heels of a warm day, intensifying its bite, Miami waa the warmest city In the nation Thursday, Uic U. S. Weather Bureau aaid, with a high reading of It. Weathermen centum!-' cold tonight imfrperhaps a nippy New Year's weekend leading up to the Orange Bowl football game here Monday. The second cold front of the week swept over the state Thurs­ day and the cold air behind It settled in during the night. It cut short ■ warmup that brought sun-hatted tourist* out In drove* after a Christmas Day cold anap cleared the beaches and dropped temperature* below freez­ ing in suburbs south of Miami. The severest cold came Tuesday morning and damaged tender truck crop* and some young cit­ rus plants. But the overall frost damage was slight, agricultural officials reported, and the slate'a multi-million dollar citrus crop wasn’t seriously hurt. The thermometer climbed back toward normal Wednesday, and by Thuraday Miami Beach'* sea­ shore and occanside hotel pools were crowded again wilb sun* bathers. The new cold front whistled Into Miamt Just before nightfall, and hy Isle evening the mercuryhad dropped into the &0'a. Bomb Plotters Get Suspended Terms JACKSON, Miss- (UPI) — U. S. District Judge Sidney Mis# Thura­ day gave suspended prison sen­ tences to two former labor union official* who pleaded guilty to charges they ronaplred to dyna­ mite telephone installation!. The defendants were J a m e s Shelby of Silver Spring. Md„ for­ mer assistant vice president of the Communication! Woikars o f Amer­ ica, and Charles G. Perry, former president o f the CWA local here. They were charged with conspir­ ing to dynamite Southern Hell Telephone Co. installations her* six years ago. Shelby and Perry, along with other union leaders, were convicted on tha charge* In 1956. Herald Index Page 9 Bridge ....... Page 1U A 11 Classified Page 10 Comici — Pag* 9 Dear Abby — . Page 4 Editorial Entertainment . . . _ Pag* 9 Page 7 * 9 l-e g e ls ----- — Pag* 7 Puaale .______ Society _ ----- _____ i Pag* • Per* « Sports .......... Pag* 2 Chur .lie, . An example of hovr cooperation of local bualnona and civic leader* to oatablinh industry in a locality can pay o ff waa ahown in Snnford Thuraday when the San­ ford Manufacturing Co. paid o ff tha balance of its loon. In 1057, 20 individunla, alonj? with the Florida State Bank, put up money to establish the manufactur­ ing concorn. It opened with n plant of 11,000 aquare feet nnd 50 employes. Today it hnn a plant of 26,000 aquare feot. 115 cmployoa nnd an nnnunl pay roll of $300,000. Yesterday aome $70,000 waa diatributed, including Intcreat, to tho Individuals, through tho bank. A letter front II. Edward Davis, assistant vice preaident o f Flo­ rida Sint* Rank, accompanied the payment. "The r*au1ta o f your cooperation are very intpreealve," the letter aaid- It diacuaaed the increase in plant nize, employes nnd pay roll and added: "Plana are now in progrcaa lor further expansion of the manufacturing facilities, which will result In another increase in employes.** nS L W A ... 6 ‘ Heat’ Deaths RARA-SOTA (U PI) — SnrasoU counted Its sixth death of tutll Motor vehicle license plates for Thuraday from drinking a mixture 1962 will go on sale at the tag of canned heat and soft drinks, office tn the court house on Jan. I. tax collector John L. Galloway an­ SANTO DOMINGO, D. R. (U M ) nounced today. Galloway acts as agent for the Motor Vehicle Com­ Mobs hunted "government spies" In the s'*eets here Thursday in nn missioner. Galloway cells attention to the outbreak of rioltnr* that had antifact that at the last session of the Amrriran overtones. ‘Spies’ Hunted — -4 "W OW l IT LOOKS SO R E A L!" Two youngsters exclaim over the photo of an A3J while another boy la more in­ terval ed in the new baseball mitt he hna received. Six Sanford familiea were guests o f the Accy-Duecey Club, (First and Second Cluaa Navy men) just before .Christ* _ i _______ fi. 9*/ „ , . mas, for a tour of the base, a sumptuous dinner at the Navy mess hall and a visit front St. Nick with gifts for everyone. Each family also received a generous food basket to help make the holidays bright. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) , - .:._____A t___ 9 . ___ 'i_______________ Suit May Hit Vote Laws In 6 States Two Persons Hurt By United Preae International Voter registration laws of six Southern states were threatened by a ault filed Thuraday by tbe Justice Department which chal­ lenged as racial discrimination Louisiana’s requirement for voter* to interpret lb* Constitu­ tion. In addition to Louisiana, Ala­ bama, Georgia and Mistissippi alio require persona to be able 5 Children Killed In Apartment Fire RICHMOND, Ind. (U PI)--Five children were killed today when (lames swept Ihelr apartment. The mother of three of them was In a hospital giving birth to an­ other child. The dead were Identified aa Richard. 4, Pamela. 2, and Billy, I, children of Mrs. Marilyn Moore, who waa In tha hospital giving birth prematurely to a child at the time of the fire, and Mrs. Moore's two nephews, James, 4, and John Patterson, 2. The Patterson boy* were sons of Mrs. Thelma Patterson, a (is ter of Mrs. iloorc, who was stay­ ing with the children while their mother was in the hospital. It was Indiana's second multi­ ple fatality fire In 30 hour*. Four children and their mother were killed In a fire at Evansville, Ind., early Thursday. The children apparently had been sleeping on a nuttresa in the kitchen to keep warm during the bitter cold night. A fire of­ ficial said they probably suffo­ cated when the fire started. City Employes To Be Off Monday All city division* will observe Monday as a holiday. City Mgr. W. E. Knowles said today. The City Hall, Library and Civic Center wilt be closed on that date. There will he no refuse collection Monday, but the Street Division will piovide men and trucks to double up the refuse collection Tuesday. All departments will be back at work on Tuesday, Knowles said, emphasising that extra holiday* ro.t the city I 1,389.71 a day in salarirs. . to understand and give reasonable interpretations of any section in either state or federal Constitu­ tion. This It tomeihing that "even those learned In the law" have not been able to agree upon, the suit said. Tlie architect of the Louisiana law, former State Sen. William M. Rainach, once explained that Hie interpretation was a test of "native intelligence," not "book learning." One of hit aides ssid "ex|>criencet teadies . , , (hat most of our white people have this native intelligence, while must Ne­ groes do not." Survey Work On Boulevard Begun Slate Road Dept, engineers Thursday began to coordinate the county engineering surveys with their own surveys on tha Lake Mary Btvd. extension to Interstate 4, according to Carlton Bliss, county engineer. Rllts had earlier received a let­ ter "on SRD stationery" as re­ quested by Comm. John Fitzpat­ rick at a commission meeting, stating that county secondary fundi could lx used to acquire the rights of way for the road exten­ sion. Tlie board, which delayrd pro­ ceedings until the written word was received, has already for­ warded to the State Road Dept, the necessary resolution, enabling the state to acquire the necessary rights of way. "It haa never been Hie policy of the county to pay for rights of way," Bliss said. "This stalemates tha road program and Impedes progress for year* to com e." FSU Student Head Gets Assistant South Carolina has an amended form of this test. A person can vote there if be can show proof of ownership of property on which taxes have been paid. Otherwise, South Carolinians must read and write any section of tlie state Constitution to tho satisfaction of registration officials. In Virginia, voter registrants must pais the "blank sheet of paper" test. They must memorise the questions as well as Hie an­ swer* to lt> basic questions con­ cerning their name, age, etc. North Carolina also has a liter, acy test, hut It has been upheld as constitutional by federal courts. Isntlsian* /tty . Gen Jack Gre. million promised lo "fight to the utmost" when the suit come* to trial. Tlie sun said "the history of Hie interpretation test, the set­ ting of white political supremacy and racial segregation in which th« teal was adopted and is en­ forced . ." rendered the law inval­ id. Cabinet Planning Staff To Meet TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The llirce-man city planning staff of the State Cabinet will mei-l will) city officials early neat year to plan future development around the Capital Center. Committee member* are Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin, Comptroller Ray E, Green, and Secretary of State Turn Adam*. The city planning staff Ia work­ ing to complete a land use plan as part of an urban renewal pro­ gram. Weather Backs ‘ Up Prediction Florida State University student John Harley has been appointed special assistant to the Student MADISON, Wii. (UPI) — Gov. President Hobby Hyrd, it was i Gaylord Nelson Thursday aigned teemed today. Barley act* a* i into law a sales tax hill Just a t.aison Officer between Governor few minutes after his press sec­ Farris Bryant’s office and tha Uni­ retary aaid it would be a cold versity. day in Wisconsin brfoie a Demo­ A Florida State Junior majoring cratic governor would sign such in government in preparation for a measure. a legal career, Barley la vice pres­ The pres* secretary wasn't ident of Sigma Thi Epsilon frater- wrong— the temperature was 3 1 degrees below zero. tally- In Two Accidents Two separate accident* Thurs­ day resulted in head anil facial Injuries to a man and a girl, FUP Trooper Hill Strlngfield re ported today, Thursday afternoon a sharp curve on Hie old Orlando highway, scene of many an accident, claimed another victim, when Ro­ bert Fisher, 13. NAS, failed to negotiate the curve near Ginder. ville, and his late model Volks­ wagen flipped over. Fisher was| charged with excessive speed. He was treated at the NAS Dispen­ sary for abrasion* of the bead and bruises. Damage to his ear was estimated at approximately *300. In a bnarre "return lo tha scene of the crim e", the cam* Volkswagen was turned over about a year ago in the same spot, by the woman from whom Fisher purchased Hie car, two days before hi* accident. In a second off-beat type of accident, a car being pushed be­ cause of a dead battery, crash­ ed into the wall of Hie atreen at Hie Movieland Drive-In Thealer Thuraday night, causing facial laceration* and bruises to Jane Carol Powell, 17, of 807 W. 20th St. -She was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital and released. Miss Powell was injured when she was thrown Into the wind shield and rear-view mirror ef the car, which waa being driven hy Maxie Cortez Finch, 22, a college student borne on vacation. No charges were filed In this accident, Trooper Stringfletd aaid. Kennedy Stresses Farm Program PALM BEACH, Fla. (U PI) — President Kennedy has ordered an increase in the administra­ tion's emphasis on (arm problems and plans to give unprecedented attention to agriculture tn his economic mesaage to Congress next year. This was reported by authorita­ tive source* today after Kennedy personally announced that he and Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman had finished work on what the Chief Executive de­ scribed as a "new agricultural program for iq* tw o s ." Florida legislature, laws were enacted raising the fee or eervice charge from 25 cents to 50 cents and eliminated " T " tags in 1362. All automobiles now currying " T " lags will carry " D " tags henceforth, the cost *of which 1* 110 plus 50 cents fee or a total of *10.50, "Owners of r a n now carrying T' lags are advised to bear this in mind when obtaining teg* Tor 1962," laid Galloway, Attention ii also called to tha fact that mail service la available tor Uiose who do not cere to cell at the Court House for tags. All that is necessary is to mail In (he 1961 regiitration card with remittance for the tag, plus 50 centa fee and 50 cent* mailing cost and the new tag wlU be mailed to you. As an example, ■ plain tag, bearing tbs county designation number 17, without any letter suf­ fix will cost 116 milled, and one with 1TW will cost *21, mailed. Tlie tag office will be open dally except Saturday* and Sundays from 9 a m. to * pm , beginning Jan. 2. Continued Use Of Air Strip Asked A representative of the Seminole Timing Aisn. appeared before the board of County Commlsiloner* Wednesday to ask for continued use of the Osceola air strip as a racing strip. He alio asked for in easement along the edge o( the atrip for the placing of power poles. Donald Smith told the commis­ sioners that Florida Power Co. had volunteered lo put In tlx light 'o’rs and the necessary apotllghts to make the atrip brightly lighted for the night race*. Tlie group has liven using a system of port­ able llghta which must bn trucked In from Miami for each race. Race* lake placa every second and fourth Saturday night* from 7:30 p.m. until midnight. Smith aaid that the association ia a non-profit organization with all gate receipts going toward the racing prices, lighting and other expenses. However, the hoard'a attorn*) Harold Johnson eald that the com ­ missioner* . have no authority to grant rlghta of way or permission to use the strip at this time, aa the negotiations for the buying of the atrip are aliil in progress and no clear till* rests with the com­ mission as ji t . The board advised Smith to check with Attorney Johnson to find out when negotiations are complete and then make another application. Fight In Katanga LEOPOLDVILLE (U PI)—Swed­ ish UN troop* took 14 Katangeae prisoner* In a gun battle near EUssbethville's native quar­ ter Thursday night, a UN spokes­ man said today. Fewer Strikes TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Flor­ ida had fewer labor strikes during 1901 than in any year since the end of World War II, Gov. Fan fa Bryant aaid today. Death Sentence RLANTYRK, Nyaaaland (U PI) — Four African men were sentenc­ ed z« bang jTiurHny for b^pilng •llva 'tw o v oin ss accused 4 "witch**." Bomb Threat WASHINGTON (U P I)—A tel*, phoned bomb threat today forced employ#* of the U. 8. Immigration and Naturalisation Service to evac­ uate Uicir government building foe the second tint* In two days. Brandt Hopeful BERLIN <UP1> — Mayor Willy Brandt today predicted new Com­ munist pressure against West Ber­ lin In 1962, but be said he faced the new year with cautious opti­ mism. ‘Corrupt’ Image CHICAGO (UPI) — Evangelist Billy Graham said Thursday that although Chicago is "not Ute wick­ edest city in the world," It* image ecross the globe is that of "a cor­ rupt, gangster-ridden city." French Act ALGIERS, Algeria (U P I)— The French ermy moved 30,000 “ loyal" troop* Into Algiers today to countrr f*ar* o f a renewed rightwing outbreak agalnat President Charles d* Gaulle's Algeria peace policies. Plane Kills 2 PADUA, Italy (U P I)— An )ta*. iau Air Force F80 Jet fighter crashed into a village farmhouse and burned near here Thursday, killing two children and Injuring 17 persona. First Campaign JACKSON, Mias. (UPII — Rob­ ert I~ T. Smith, Ut* first Krgro to run for Congress hare since re­ construction days, makes hit first television campaign speech here tonight. Hair Restorer An Accident DURHAM, England (UPI) — Cecil O'Rricn hopes his son, Rilly 13, can remember the ingredients of a "m a g ic" potion he created with hit chemistry set. O'Brien said he accidentally wiped his bald spot with aomr of tbe potion that aplUrd on a hand­ kerchief and now hair ia growing there. But Billy can't remember hit recipe. Crash Orphans 7 SPOKANE, Wash. (U P I> - Two young Air National Guard of­ ficers, with seven children be­ tween them, were killed lute Thursday when their F83 Jet light­ er plane ilammed into an area between two houses in a West Side residential area. J v V �■ ...... ii m Walk J H Strengthen Attend Yourself Church! WilMifUtchtlbcrger Mortuary Eunice 1. W l l i t i u d Staff e a c f y o u t& q k t S b i a i e /k t to mm vowsi Progressive Printing Co. +i 4. M. Camtrm aaJ Staff L • ( W 'H Sanford Atlantic National Bank Robert 4. Baemen ft Staff j fltenstrom Realty Kerb Staiutrom aM Staff Mac’s Oil Company E. H. Mr AloianJor ft Employ*#* . M cr Jifik ' \• H Dedicated To A Church-Going People k h Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. Jimmy Crapps ft Employ*** I i* Sanford Electric Company Clark Plumbing ft Heating Ca. C. Harpor. Sr. nad E. 0, Harper, Jr. Mr. aid Mr*. LaVtrn Clark The American Ofl Company Mr. end Mrs. M. It Strirklaad EeheU Bedding Company Mr. and Mrs. L. F. (iaratr Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. Mr. and Mr*. A1 Wllaon The Kits 'fhealre BUI Laralar* ft Kmplay*** Stine Machine ft Supply Ca. r i Managamaat ft Employe#* Food Fair Stores, Inc. Gaerge Bailey ft Bmpleyaea Mrs. Appleby’s Restaurants Southern Natural Gas Jefca Duns ft Btaff 1M S. Park ft 111 Ji. Park Ji ■% r Sanford Jewelry ft Luggage Co. Mr*. Frad Staia State Farm Inettranea Companies Irvine I. Fryer and Itaff Ails tala Insurance Ca. lole sad ko* Stoma J. C. Penney Company C. L. Rabtntan end In y U jN t |r/*i I gaalng'e Garage ft Electrical Service Wheeler Fertiliser Ca. W¥00i , Manaeamant and Employ#** Hollar Motor Bales Co. Bmmatt Farrall ft lltaff Sanford Manufacturing Co. Management ead Kapleyee Mrs. Perter M. Deaalag % j4 SenituA Hfaxf I#ll Maffett A lia Service Goarae A. Jteffstt ft Employ O u r promito and your performanca Stapler's Pharaaaey roveal the quality of your souL Carroll W.Stapler. Jr. ft Mr*. Marie 1 OUddaa A promise will maka a friend but performanca will keep him. Ara you keeping your marriage ▼owe your vowe to your church or eynagog? When you make vowa to Ood, do you Stafford Hoc trie Company Frank and Danny suffer* keep them or do you go AWOL on Him? "When thou ahalt vow a vow unto the Lord thy Ood, thou ehelt not alack to pay it, for tho Lord thy Ood will surety require it of thee" Faithful performance of good vows atrengthans character, honors Ood and makes a better dtixan. Baptist Baptist r tiM T BAPTiev o h u r c h t ie Pee* a ***a # W. r. Brook* J r . ____I’u u r r . a Fliktr .... Alina, r u le r Morning Worohlp __ ( i l l a. m. Punier S c h o o l___ . I lt l i. m. Marplne W in h lp t l l l l A. m. Training Ualin _ l i l t p. m. E teeing W in a ip — T ill p. m. W i t Proyor Sortie* T ill g. a>. ■ a f t iit r n t s c n o r i .o m o w o o ii Cor. Chuck A g r o il III. Jamoo I* Powill U—i F ille r Baptist Huudey S c h o o l____t i l l e. m. >UN III n n l.lM iii Morning Worohlp 11:01 n. to b a p t iit iiio p r .t . Training Union _ ( i l l p. m. I ll K. Polrfio I VO. Evening Wonhip ... TUI p. m. Ponor . . . . ... V. K. M i n e r ! Wed. m y e r Sirvloi M l p. m. Suitor Motor Rov. John Conion LAMM Milk MOM ■ under Bohool f i l l n. m. im iir i ii f m u Sunday Wvrohlp l l i l l *. oo T M H mlloo wool ol aontorl Viral a u right g| Monro# t’eraor a l i a m o > tm B IP T IIT itir. M irlt Wonu — _ P m a r CHt'RCH •unday School . . . 1:11 a. lu. uiahvinr «ia Morning Worohlp lliOl o. m. Ain lo II, Mninoi ...... Pallor Trelnlug Union — Iil« p. to. Huu.|i> Srhuul ... t i l l o. m. Hvlhlhg Worohlp c. Till p. m. Mamina Woiohlp I1 :ll *. in. TVIA Prnjnr airvloi t i l l p. m. Training Union n i l p. in. kilning Worohlp t il l p. in. OAKAAWA BAPTIST CM I FBI. Wlfl. Pro> Ir gtrvlco 7 :l» p. m. * 'i sets • tvooi ft. I . Uljulnn . . . . . . Tenor AAK1'llAHkyil:t.li bunder buhool . . . . 1 : 1 1 n. m. BA PM IT MIOltue Nuii.li> Worohlp II ill 0. in. tirr *ii am ho i tu .it iu p h i . Training i.'htm . n i l p. in. Uvonlng Worohlp _ Till p. in. John M. gakolor ___ Poitor io:io • m Wod. Worohlp I:u l p. m. 4dndoy gniioul M o n tig Wonhip t ii i i n. m Cloning Worthl|. I : >u p in m A III IB 1.1 HS W l l Prlyir lir v tti Ti30 p m B IF T IIT I NI Hi ll llia t* MO.. M m Pith W . L e o n a r d J u n t o ... . I’oitor bundor a.lioul 0115 n m Cslhulic M. rnlno W u reM y II.IQ o III. T n l n l n g U nion nil) p m II. A ( O i t a l.A I'UOLIC K v o n l n g w o r o h l p . I IAS p in CMLMCN W tjn tid a ) Prey or t il l P n> iiob A vi. at lib ot. Itluhoid Ayont .... Tutor n n il iiiik SundayMaloti ......... T:»o a ta MIoeluA AHI BAIMTaT . . . I.ao o m III I . Hull) A lt. . . . . . li:*0 a m Paul Colly .................... Tutor ------Ilitv a. m. nundir Svtieul . Ivil* a. ni. DallyM a ta --------- ------l i t ; a m Morning Wvrohlp llivu o nn Ulbll Siud) . ..... 1:01 pin. C H I H i l l ml . « A M \ I I V livening Worohlp . . M il p in. Aake Mary Wo*. Pro) or her vlie Till p m. I f . nilllaiu Trolnoi PMUCItfchl MAPI 111 liaoa .. . . .. . • o m ( IIIIII II Mooo — ------ -------- II o m i l l U . U n ro lino* llonolg liioioninlri I'liiur Marly llr v U i . . . . t i l l g hi Christian •under M m . lU l a. nn Morning Worohlp Ililo o lu. i t i i i t c im ir r iA h d l l n u n Trolhlug Unlvu . . . Srag p. in. IO«r n. haulur* Alv. Mvonlng Wuronlu ... til* p. ra. Jamoo K. Bornott . . _ Poator Wod. Proyor Nil * log 1:00 p. an • under gHtiool . * :l l a m Miming Wonhip 1 1 .oo a m NT. It At MA PIIIMIIIVB MAPI 111 lllk B lM Sllh II. o i l I'hnoo . i l l . i o a u H in .A iiu * A A Itobori Hutllh ... Pnolvl I 11III» PI A A (I I I M ill Morning Worohlp llitt p. m. The (a lio * tlu rrh of (h rlit iTIrot gundlr) Pork I n . al Silk SI. EvIBing Waronlp ... lu v p. nn Jwoeph A gietn I'oator ■nriroding foturdiyi Slkli Sehool ... . |i|| g. m. Kvinlng Worohlp M Till p. m. Morning W onhig ttioi a. m. ilh lrd gvlSlyy Pilgrim Villenonip t il l p m. cbnthal b a p t is t church Oam H O #«. e oah A*a. Oil) Smith — ---------- ... I'litor S aaeiv School m i a. m. Maralna W onnlg H u t *• n». Trelalug Union . . 1:11 p. in. Kvonlng tVoriblp._ Till p. in. W ei. ITeyir Servlet T ill p. in. c a m iT A v is it r a p t iit r a r ic n C. a. Sneggerty — .. f i n e r Munlor School ... 11:00 o. m. Morning Woiohlp I I IM a. i*. Trolnln* Union ... Iilu p. in. ■ vonlnt Borvloo ... TUI p. ne. Wo*. Prayer Son lie 7 ill p. m KLJM I M ila i BAPTIOI CMt Ml II a II. u r l f f l n ____... I’. n Hutidoy School 1:11 l. Moralna Worohlp Ililo a. Trolnln* Union __ l i l t p. Evening Worohlp ... Till P Wod. Proyor a m lie t i l l p. .r m m. ra. m. m. r i a i r ■ a i *t i * t ( m u n OF OKRBVA Jack U Miootri ...... .. Motor Senior guhuul » H ill o. n>. Morning Worohlp tlioo o. m. Training Union _ _ t i l l p. in. Kvonlug korrlco — 1 100 p. m. Wo*. l'ro» or ioitluo T ill p. m r ia a T B A r r i i r r a i s i n lam b H is t elrh K. Toiler —.... rotiot Sunday aohool _ _ n i l o. m. Morning Worohlp I lit* o. in. Training Union ____ l : l t p. m. Evening Worohlp — Till p. m. Wod. Proyor Vorvlaa T ill p. n». ru ur im iir c a m a o r e v u iu tt Jook T. Urylhl . . . . . , ro lle r gun*ojr School I i ll *. m. Morning Worohlp H i ll a. m. Training Union — 1 11 p. m. Evening Barrie* — n i l p. at. Wo A Pray 01 gar rice Till p m. » f ir s t Directory And Calendar Of Churches In Our Area Church Of Chriut J e w ish SynaK oxue I I I ! H ill o r AJIIIIIOT c u h iM c a i T i u k IAMI I. Park I n . nKTu ion a m . 10th on* Hogoollo Wllliom Book ______Mlnlolor HI. lo School I0:0v o. ni. hrldoy kionlng lorvloo O p m . Morning W’ orohlp 11:00 a. m Evening Woranip _ Iiao p. nn Wod Blblo gludr I 10 p. m. I.u th r r n n u o im i i i h p i i m m i m u i u i u p c u iiiv T Al'TIIKRAR I'll1.1(1 II I14;.UA. nonets SOIT ovlik lo nr. Itr-M l Ralph Br*«or Jr. Uvangollil Pallor nibl* School . . . ioivo o. m. krnooi lloliah Jr. . . Morning WoraMp II 1 o. m Church School ____ t i n o. ni. ... 0:15 o. in. Kivnlng Warahlp . 7:1* p. nn I'oltnr'O CUia Wod. Priror Morvlc* 7:10 p. in. Morning Worohlp lo in e. m. lloly Communion ... 11:10 a. tu. P in t Hundey each mouih. i H u a i n o r c iim is t Paala T lr* D unran MlnlOtor U T IIR R IA I Ml B U I OP Morning Wonhip ll:M ». m. TUB MKIIRBMP.H llVonlng Wonhip .. 0:u0 p. in. 10.1 AA’. Illk Plarv T liun All l i t * M l u d y T r i o p i n llcrhort W. liooria . . . . Pjilor llorly H»r«lea . . . iioo o. in. Sunday Suhjol 0:11 a. m. t i l l m u iip r u n l e t Adult Blblo C lu e . . 1:11 o. m. Uiivw l Worohlp k o r v li t _H ilo a. m. llvinin* W urllilp lOil* o mi«»onlng W onhip Till p nn IT. 1.1'KR'I Al Til Kit A A •lo 1 In I hoar Otlodol Upiacupul lUopnon M. Tuhy ____ Potior Morning Worihlp _ . m l a m. H i n t l Hue* I I'IOIUPAC • unday School . . . . |:00 A. m. i i i i i k ii Parh Avv. at «ih si. John W Thomoo .. . mater AOIRAhlOV I.I1 IIIR A A Juho Ur III.tli ______ c’ urau c m in ii lloi> Auoharlit 7:10 *. ni HHnauvl h) nod homily Btrvl.o — l.rglua llnmv — t .r n Park Cliurih b.hoi.l . 0:00 a m r II. Schsilor —------ -- i-aoivr Morning Proyor— • unday oohool .. 1:11 a m harinoo 11:00 o • Adult lllhlo Clot# - t i l l a. ni O o r v a n o o l ml P o a o n r o Saturday -------- 0-lltO p. m Divine Service _ 10:00 a. m AAA 0.AIAT* lll'IM I ll 'l l, ITII lli ll Aoltrprlo* - DvBary O'r Paul uhul'.a Pootvi lloly c'onununlun • under _________ l.vo a m. Mornlug Pro) ir— bormon -----11:00 g. m lloly Communion— lol bundoy tech mvnlh II o w. ClIHIkl « III IK H I uMgnnog Uoor*o Junto IV - Vlooi Holy I'.uOullal ^ ... : .IV 0 IU Hundo) R jtio o l__ _ hi*# t in Mcly EgShoVtll loc Or*. Oib. Pun. . . to o. ni Morning Proyor, :nd. lib bun. ------- ----------- — 10:01 a. m .Nursery V«r%lc« \vftlllltll M eth odiN l m u : aav .An n y m io in o T I'lllR C H i Unit Mvlgbla Hugh Booth - -i - ■ Tatlor ■ unday School . 1: 11 a. m. Morning Woranip llivv o. m. MTK - ......-....... - ilia p. m. Wed. Proyor nervine 7:10 p. m. o u iia .li ciiapp.A METHoDIIT i H i a c g OVlaSo lundoy School ...... 1:11 a. Mornlug Worohlp llioo a. HVvnlng WnlJlilp __ lion p. Wad. Prayer Borvloo Till p. m. m. in. m. i . r .a c b m b t iio u iit c i u n c n Ooaro N * . at IVvoOloa* Avo. IV. Thorn*! pgraon Jr. Poator Bonder Hchuol ••■>4 i:<5 o. m. Morning Worohlp l l i l l o. m. w r y ------------------0 : 1 * p. m. PAULA AAHOAAl.AA AIRTUniliaT CHURCH n Mil.* Wool r a a* William Auta Poator Mundty School . . . . Bigg o. m. Morning Worohlp l l i l l o. m. Wvolayan Toutli — 0:11 p. m Kionlng Wvrohlp . . Till p in. Wod. Prayer garvloa Ilia p. m. r AMBABr.lt Rl ro M N iA iT k H K T iin n u r liny IT-wa at Plavy Ridge US. Ilev. Dicer Poole ... Poolor nuhdty School ... a ill a. ra. Morning Worohlp 1:10 o. m Morning Worohlp ll:to o. m Kv»nlng goriico 7 »« p m. Wod Troy or Mortice 7:10 pm. Other Churches Other Churches v t a ir TRR AIM AKCM CHCRCR CbvUHoa JI MleeUnarr Alllano* Pork Av*. one tiih St. c h crpr o r eamiiT ■CIMBTtaT POO H. Soroog I t N azsren s Sunday S c h o o l___11:00 a. m. Sunday S e rv ic e_m ao a. m. I.AKR HAHT Wodotaday Strvloa I II p. m. CKI'BCII n r THE BARARENR Hooding Itoom Opm Lobe Mary Toaa. an* Thure. tiii.|ita p.m. P. A {irevtdy — ---------Poolor Sunday School ___ Sill a. ra. n S i B o g o r bo m Marolng Worohlp lliOO a. m. Or PBOPMRCT Chrloilan Narvlra — Olid p. m. Btnr A tonne Kvvnlng Worohlp __ 7:10 p. m. Wad. 1'royar Sarvleo 7:10 p. ra. Moktrt L. Btrichlana . . Paalor Sunday School— _|;|l n. m. Mornlag Worohlp 11:00 a. m. Evangallatla portlet 7:50 p.m. Presbylerlsn Woman'# Miailtnary Till p.m. Tosog Piaploa 5TH0T PHI:OB5 TBRIA A' Saaday Sarvioo — n i l p. m u iiin c ii Oak Alv. OB* T hin i|. PIMHCUMBT AoollHIlAt Ureivr kaivall dr. _ _ Paalor o r oo u ch m m Thomoo It. Mokl* — Aaoliloat Cm* STlh a*e kirn Morning Worihlp — t i l l a. m. ■ onlay fchtol _ _ t : l l a. m H. M. 'enow _____ __ roller **iolo* Mooting __ 11:11 v. tn. Sua4or school — III! a. In. Morning Worohlp ll!#0 a. m. Morning Warahlp !•:!• a. ra. Pioneer Vvllowanlp i:u| p. ni. Kionlng Worihlp — t il t p, m. •onlor VrlloR.hlp _ Oia* p. m. Wo*. I’ytyor girilta 7:51 p. m. Kvonlng iVorolilti _ 7:5* p. in. W*d. Prayer Btrviaa T:*e p. m. TUB PAN/OHO CORBRBOATIOIO QV PREOBlTHRlAB TH lR rai dBNOVAH'S MITHBIIBP Boot High l a t k l R*. 1*11 W . lit p|, DvBary ■unday Waichterrer A. C. Svmiutro ___ ___ Pallor Study .............. 5:1* p. m. Sunday School ___ ItOti a. m. Wvd. lllhlo gt«0y — Ilia p. in. Morning Worohlp 10100 a. m. Friday Btrvlce ___ T:5I p. m. ru MM CIOITT PllKOBl TKHI.A A CRl'RCH Aok# Mary John W. I'llloy ^ Pnolvr Sunday School _ 10:10 e. re. Morning Worohlp llioo a. m. Junior tllg.i Waalralolotor r o llo R ih lp ---------0:10 p. m. senior High Wtttralnlalor rtllo «th lp 7 :lt p. at. FIRST PBRTSCOITBL CRl'RCH OV COMUWOOD R- Ruth llraat — Poator Sunday School — lt:ai a. m. Mornlug worohlp uiaa a. m. Kvonlng Borvloo — Jk.o p. m. Wod. Prayer SarvU* 7:51 p. n . TUB OALVATIOA ARMS ■10 M. I toon* gg. 1 1*0 AAA COMMCBITV ■undoyi N u zn re n e p iik * b it o :h ia b c u i T 'i M Sunday School _ U:I0 g. m. John W. Plllry . l aator Hull urea Mooting M e th u d is l llilg g. m. p i i i i r c m in ii Morning Worohlp 1:00 a. m. ■ Iroot M o otin g -----*:1V p. uu UP T i l l AASANKA0) Nunday Ovhval _ 10 :0* g. m. TPL .... — ------ ------7:00 p. gt. OTHBT HATMUIIIOT l III III II \A. oad oi. at Haplo Atv. W oiimlnlotor PollvRohlp IIS Park Aiv. Solvation Motllng fit* p. m. Paul Bltkara Poator Sroloro ---------------l i l t p. m John Adame I’viior ■unday Hchuol ___ _ 0:15 o. in. Morning Woranip _ 1:70 a m. Morning Worohlp 10:15 o. m. ■ AAPOMll akt HATH.I) at PlllaT PIIMOU5 TABIA A • unday At haul ... 0:11 a. at. R.V.P • * N . J . S ____o p . n i . ADA KATIOT (III H ill CHI HI II Mornlug W'urehtp 11:00 o. in (loopol Monica . — 7 p. ra. hwonth at. nn* Kim A n . A •ooolborry \ A onto no* Clak MVP Minting. T:»* p M Third Sunday -Poator itov. J. M. Manlgvmtry Poolor d W. Booth llntormodlota. atnior) Uoapcl Sing .. . . .. . I p ra Sunday School III! v. m. Bnbbath School — lilvt. m. Kionlng Wvrohlp 7:10 p m. Morning Worohlp IlitO o. m. Saturday P»*RA PAIIH Morning Wonhip l|.00 » m • HP.M HirrilOUIgt <111 B tU AIII Hi II UP l l lli A Ag AIII.AI. Wod- Pro) or sarvioo 7:1* p. ra. M l II. 41b SI. O'Hrlvo Rued Other Churchefi Clyiln Dollar Pooler U t , l l l o r h mil I T d i i t i n Rt it u p Jtiat a (TiH iar Nuuday holiwol — — .. Paalor U. A W il o o t ___ ... MluHiar t l tHLH u r toil IJ UP AATTMH UAT I t lA T t Nundej erhoo. .. » :l l a m 3«.:.dA) A Lw .l - - l . i ; «. m. T tvovh Atv. ood K i l 01. 3110 Pork At*. ______ ||igo g. b . Morning Worohlp H ill o m. Worth.p Utroi* D. Boat* right rooter Q. Break# Branch Potior k’MY --- -— 7;V0 p. m N .T.P.M .------ -------- l i l t p. m. Sunday school » I n i a. m. J. PriotiA**# Mooting tit t a. on. Evening Worohlp „ 7:10 p m. Evangellatle gorvlro 7:1) pm Morning Worohlp III#* n. ra. Sunday S c h o o l_ttilt n. m. Wod Prayer turilre 7 to p m prayer uovilng Wvd t ]v pm Cvongrltit Krrvtce 7:00 p m Noiromint Mootlug 100 p m a a D u o __ ____ PMtor Sunder School t i l l a . ra. Morning Worohlp 11:14 Kvonlng Service — Tio# p. m. A T.F. Tenth Service a:la p.m. Wod Prayer Slrvlc* 1.00 p. m. cn i'L l'O T A COHMC.VITT Clll'RCU lion F. Wool ____ Poolor Church School _ 11:10 o. m. Churoh . . . ■ — Utoo a. ra. Teuth Chrloilan F a lle w a h lp --------— Till v Evening Warahlp Till p. ra. W ld. Svrvlc* _ . 7:10 p. m. Wod. Jr. TCP __ 4:15 p. ni. Cunimunlon Urol Sunday — 11 ire a. ra. Board Mooting tn t Sunday ___ lllO p. M. w c f . m e Tuaai liia p. go NeRro Churches P R oaR ras MiaaiovART M I P T I v T ( III I l l ' l l M ldn oy E. E. W illia m # ______ Poitor ■unday eahaal — t i l l a. m. Mornlag Worihlp 11:00 A. no Pint. Third. Fourth Sunday! Evening Wnrahlp — f i l l p. m. Flrib Third luadaya PIRIT hull.OR BAVTIIT CHCRCR t tea w. nth aa J. W . M a r ih a ll--------- Poator Sunday School 1:10 g. ae. Morning Worihlp It:v0 a. m. Kvonlng Wonhip — 7 ill p. m Tnnday Prayer — TISO p. m. Tuioday Prnytr — Till p. »• ■ lUV ROPll B IP T IIT CHURCH Tig Omega Av*. J. U n r o o h a __________ Poator Churoh Bebool ____ t i l l a. m. Morning Worohlp lliO l a. ra. Kvonlng W onhip _ 5:50 p. m. Tuok-Proyor io n it e Trie p.ra. ST. JUHk URTROroLITAX BAPTIST CHCRCR PS* C) prove ■«. IL IA W'hllohurot ____ Pooler Church School „ 0:1* a. m Horning W onhip UiO* a. mKvonlng Worohlp — T:5t p. m. Wod. Bible Study . . T r ra APoirui.il> IM T K U PKATKCjySTAI. CMTHCU HOI g. ivarvr* Avv. Wtl&ur ti. Slug — Potts: Svodoy Mvhvol ..... 10:01 o. ra. •uadoy Warahlp — llidd a. ra •veaf*Ue<ld _____ Tilt p. »■ Tsio. Blblo glory — Till p. m Thura Toang Poopl* 7 pm �/ IThr Sunfnrh Smith Fri. Dec. 29, 1961 — Pape 3 Rev. Grover Sewell If 1 9 6 2 W e re Our Last Y e a r? IK I9G2 WERE OUR LAST YEAR? ? It would b« mast interesting to know what different people wou’.d do if they knew thit t9(52 was the last year that they '%*ould live on earth. In this time, u lien we are a bit short on -onversalion. one of the \er) intereslin;; thin?* to stimulate mental gymnastic* would tie to bring up this subject at a gath­ ering or a party. There are many things that I, personally, would try to do but one of them wou’d be to ev* ,j m in e my standard of salues. " 1 would ask if my values are living value*. Many jokes have been told about Texas and its Cadillac* but one of the best to illustrate our point tells of one very rich Texan who felt that nothing was right unless it de­ monstrated material wealth, lie became very sick and finally the doctor told him that he was .going to die. The tick man gave ^m any direction* about many things. Some of the directions concerned his funeral. He dir­ ected that he not he buried in an ordinary coffin, but that a new Cadillac be purchased. It was to have solid gold door handles and panel. It was to be the fineit ever made, finally when the time came to bury ^ h im they dressed him in hit best and placed him at the wheel. The air-conditioner wa* humming and the paint spark­ ling. When the graveside ser­ vice waa completed a large derrick lifted the car into the huge grave and aa it was being lowered, one of the dead man's Follows Thick Killer Cold Blanket Of Snow In Northeast Chrkdan Science Lecture Scheduled Here Cn Sunday A lecture on the healing and savir : power of scientific prayer hy Richard l.. Glendon of I * ; friends wiped away a tear and Angeles, Calif., will he sponsored said, "Man, that's really liv­ here Sunday afternoon by the First Church of Christ, Scientist in g!" It ^ necessary that our basic of Sanford. Entitled, "Christian Science: value.* live throughout eirrnity, and these a rc found in t.-e Uiblc The Healing Comforter," Utc lec­ to be primarily spiritual. Our ture is open to the public without laird knew that man has to live charge in the Seminole High in this world anti ilc knew the School auditorium beginning at need of provision for this world. 3 p. in. He makes it very clear that If (Hendon, now on a nationwide we seek His Kingdom first that tour as a member of the Christ­ other things will lie taken care ian Science Uoard of Lectureship, of. Alter speaking of material recently moderated several tele­ thing* In "The Sermon on The vision programs in the senes, Mount" He said. "Rut seek ye ' "How Christian Science Heals." first the kingdom of llod, and A native of Denver, Cola., he His righteousness; and all became interested in Christian these things shall be added Science as a boy and ut 1934, unto you." withdrew from business to devote Satan was overcome by Christ tils full time to the public prac­ when He said. "Man shall not tice of scientific healing. He was live by bread alone, but by an active Christian Science War­ every word that procecdcth out time Minister during World War of the mouth of God." This was 11. said by Christ when he was tempted to let the material dominate His life and in so do­ ing betray His destiny. The con­ stant example of Christ is seen to put the spiritual things of life first ns being of the great* 1 Watch Night Services have been scheduled at the Longwuod First est value. This dues not mean that we Pentecostal Church from 7:30 p.m. until after the New Year. are to Ignore physical needs. According to Rev. E. Ruth We have been placed in a world Grant, pastor of the church, the and in bodies that are material and liiercfore we arc to take evening will be (died with g o ;pel heed to the temporal and seek singing and preaching in addition to live respectably and to be to family fellowship. The service thankful for material blessings. is open and all resident* of the We find that the Bible simply area arc invited to attend, Rev. tells us that the temporal, in Grant said. our scheme of values, is to be Italy’s Bartolomeo Cristofori second to the spiritual. Let us pray for such balance built the first piano* in 1720 while of values to be ours in 1062 and trying to improva the clavichord in all of our Uvea. and harpsicorvL By United Press International The frost was on the grapefruit along the Gulf Coast today and heavy snow carpeted sections of the Northeast, ahead of a killer cold wave pushing out of the Mid west. Indiana attributed at least eight deaths to the arctic air which dropped the temperature below icro in much of the stale Thurs­ day. Temperature* dropped near the frost level in southern Florida and farmers feared damage to citrus and truck garden crops. North Carolina was digging out from under its first major snowtall of the season with up to six inches reported in Iho western Stein Youth To Celebrate Bar Mizvah Longwood Church Sets Watch Night THIS UNUSUAL NATIVITY SCENE placed in front of Longwood's historic, 80-year-oltl Christ Episcopal Church i* the work of Mrs, Jlolen Wood­ man of Stonecrnfl Associates of Longwood. Tito three-quarter, life-nize figures of the Madonna and Child and Saint Joseph, mnde of nntlque finish cast stone, will remain in piuce until the Feast of the Epiphany on Jan. 6 according to Rev. George M. Jarvis IV, vicar of the church, who invites the public to sec the beautiful display which is flood-lighted by night. (Herald Photo) Vocational School To Reopen Tuesday 0. FIRST OFFICERS of the DeBnry St. Anna Catholic Guild were installed at a Communion Breakfast on Dec. 17 with Fr. William Corry officiating. Pictured with him are, from left, Hazel Kries, vice president; Madeline Mathcfton, nee rotary; Mario Dungun. president; Edna Reilly, treasurer anti Mrs. G. Tschidercr, installing officer, (Cox Photo) .Pro-Red Prince Abandons Laos Peace Talks VIENTIANE, Laos <U PI)— ProCommunist Prince Souphanvouvong abandoned aborted peace talk* with Laoe* other two prinree here today and flew back to hie military stronghold on the Plain •f Jars. Ilia ally and half-biother, neutrail»t Prince Souvanna Pliuuma, ^remained behind to try to salvage aomethlng from the nrgoliatione with pro-Weatern Premier Boun Ouin which broke down tide week. Rouphannuvong, commenting on hie departure, aaid “ It ie the third day, and nothing haa happened." A tentative time limit of three days bad been act on tha lalka which actually lasted about half an hour. Earlier, the entire Vientiane f diplomatic eorpa got together with Souvanna Phoumn and Stiuphanonvong over lunch, but leaders of the pro-Western government refused to attend. Boun Oum did meet Tor 15 min­ utes this morning with Houvamia, hut he later imllcuted to newsmen that he repeated his refusal to meet tha opposition princes in a formal, three-way confeieiicc. The two rebel princes got to­ gether for dinner Thursday at the home of rlghtiving strongman Gen, Pbouini Nosavan. But even that largely aocial contact had required two personal visits from I'houmi, and tha urging of Souvanna, to win accaptanre from Souphanouvong, The rebel princes spent three hours at I'houmi'e villa, eating and then watching American • made Robert Lee Frost waa the only movies o f the ecven-day celebra­ American poet ever to win the tion which accompanied the cre­ PuliUrr Pritr four times. mation of the late King Sisavang Vnng last April, lloun Oum dashed hopes for a formal meeting Wednesday when he told his princely visitors that the "lime had passed" for a meet­ ing of the three prinrea, His action came despite a plea from the U. S. Ktute Department to make every effort to reach an agieoment. “ HOME” »• E. S. Douglass, Director of Adult and Vocational Education announced today that the Business Education Department of Die Scm inole County Vocational School will re-open on Tuesday, Tlic Business Education Depart­ ment is located on Palmetto Ave­ nue between Ninth and Tenth Streets. Mrs. Penrose Love is head of the department and is also a teacher; Mrs. Lydia Watt is the other daytime teacher with Miss Mary George and Mrs, Hetty Noyes completing (he night staff. Day classes will begin at 9 i.m . and continue mini 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. The night classes meet from 7 to W p.m. Monday through Thursday. Students may enroll next Tuesday for typing, shorthand, business English, book­ keeping, office procedure and eommereisl law and others. The Vocational School Is part of the Seminole County Public School System which is under the admin­ istration of It. T. Milwee, Super­ intendent of Public Instruction. The enrollment and typing feci are held to a minimum. LS WHERE THE In A Community Built With OVER 35 YEAR8 i t First and Palm site (Along Side Poet Office) S A NF ORD FURNITURE COMPANY i Carps! i Tile • • FarwMare • Planes Rental Bed- HEART I S - - - Pride - - - 3 & 4 BEDROOMS 1 -1V2 Cr 2 BATHS prayer Prices Start nt 511,900 with l/ow Down Puyment and No Clotting Cotsl c a n V. A. Financing: also PH A, FIIAIN-SERV1CE, CONVENTIONAL h e l p On Hie Friday evening before, the Sunday School presented its yearly pageant in tin* church sanctuary. Shepherds, wise men, little and big angels brought their gifts to Joseph and Mary in Iho manger as Mrs. Cliarles Crcasry narrat­ ed the story of the first Christ­ mas. The Kindergarten Class, all dressed as angels, closed the pro­ gram singing "Silent Night, Holy Night." Mis* llarahara Bedient was accompanist for solos by members of the senior and junior choirs. R AV EN N A PARK o w C H R IST IA N S C IE N C E : TH E H EA LIN G CO M FO RTER by Richard L. Glendon, C, S. of I-os Angeles. California Mrrabrr of the Hoard uf Lectureship uf The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Sciential, in Boaton, Ms*»arhusrtl» SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31,1961 at 3:00 P. M. in NEW SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL Georgia Avenue (o ff West 25th Street) Sanford, Florida Under auspices of First Church uf Christ, gtieniiat, Hanford, Florida Parking facilities Nursery available A l l a rs j w e lc o m e FIIA - IN - SERVICE FINANCING , $ Bedroom 1 Bath 72 .00 Per Me. Included Everything GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHENS rtev. c [. spottswood, mission, ry to (he Philippines, will be guest speaker at the It a. m. Sunday service of Grace Meth­ od :»l Church. On leave this year from hi* missionary duties, Spootswood i* serving as associate pastor at the First Methodist Church in Galnesville. His topic for the aervief hire ill be "Missions on the Msrch." The Watch Night service at Grace Methodist will begin at 11 p. m. and is open to the public. Members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship will pirtielpste in the program. A midnight candlelight service and Holy Communion has been Church construction in the U, 8. scheduled by the Eheneirr Meth­ roisrhed f l billion in 1BS0, an tnodist Church to welcome in the errase of 10 per cent over the pre­ New Year, Preceding this service, mem­ ceding year. bers have been invited to meet At the Sunday evening candle­ at the church at to p. m. for a light service, Rev, Damon Scott 1 program of entertainment and narrated the story ol Christmas| |0J,ummly including singing of from the Bible with assistance i many favorite hymns and reading from the senior choir singing the of Bible passages, Assisting with the program, ser­ familiar music. Mrs. William Burnett, toprano, vice amt refreshments will be sang "Glory to God in the High­ hoys and girls of the Methodist est," and Eddy Scott, tenor, sang Youth Fellowship. "O Holy Night." Rev. Hugh Booth, pastor of the The processional carol was church, has Invited ail innnhers "There’ s A Star In The Sky" and friends of the church to join SUNDAY while the recessional carol was in the family night New year’s m o kw A. M. "Silent Night, Holy Night." Eve fellowship and worship. HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS WSFR 9:00 CONTROL APHIDS ON CABBAGE W ITH ORTHO TH I0 D A N ORTHO Thindan gives outdtanding control of ephidg on cabbage, oh well an worm* und loopers. Residues on ■prayed plants remain effective longer than some other commonly used insectIcidcn, thus providing H av in g s in spruy materia! uh well as reducing the number of appli* cations needed during the growing season. ORTHO Thiodnn is compatible with most fungicides, and easy to use. For better crops that produce greater dollar returns— try ORTHO Tltlodan. y o u Attend a FREE lecture Ebenczer Plans Midnight Service Rev. Spottswood To Be Guest Of Sanford Church DeBary Methodists In Annual Christmas Services By MRS. ADAM M i'Ll.ER day treat was held last week by The annual Saturday morning the Sunday School Dept, of the party giving youngsters a hull- DcRury Community Methodist Church. Children found hot dogs, cookies and ice cream to eat: participated in a game period and were given a full stocking left by Santa for each. h Announcement has been made that there will be no service* to­ day at Congregation Beth Israel, Jewish Synagogue at 16th St. and Magnolia Avc. in Sanford. Instead, invitation has been extended to attend 10 a. m. Saturday services at the Temple of Liberal Judaism, Fern Crock and Robinson In Orlando, when Step­ hen Stein, son of Mrs. Fred Stein and the late Mr. Stein will cele­ brate his Bar Mizvah. All friends of the family are invited to attend services and to enjoy a kiddush luncheon which will be served st the conclusion of the ceremony. part of the state. Highways In the Great Smoky Mountain* were re­ ported hazardous. The tempera­ ture dropped to 9 above rcro at Grandfather Mountain. Western Tennessee got a hard freeze and there were snow flur­ ries in Memphis. Up to 10 inches of snow clogged highways In the Cumberland Mountains from North Carolina to Virginia. There were frost warnings up as far south as Florida’s Ever­ glades. Thirty-five mile wind* pounded both of Florida'* coasts Thursday, bringing small craft warnings. The cold cleared beache* of tourists and dropped tem­ peratures below the freezing mark in Miami suburbs. Heavy snow hit some arras of New York, New Jersey, and New England. Ahead of the snow there was ram, changing to fleet or snow. ORTHO S h n sm o k sV i CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. HELPING I l l W, 25th HI. Custom Building a Hpecially General Office FA 2-3103 Hates Offire FA 2-T49J DIRECTIONS TO Follow RAVENNA 1 Turn Country Club ltd. W. Oa Watch 10th Signs 8t- T1IE MOULD GROW BETTER California Chemical Company, Ortho Division P. O. Box 7067, Orlando, Fla. T. M. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.: ORTHO •Thiodnn ia a registered trademark of Farbwwte Hocchsl A. G. On all chemicals, read directions and aantions before u h , si �The Difference? Peter Edson ''Going, Going . . Political Sonic right wing cIcnicntB in the country like to argue that the United State# government ia not n demo­ cracy but a republic. Often, speaker* who contend this at right wing meetings arc greeted with loud applause. A look at the dictionary causes one to wonder what ail the noise is about, Webster’s says a republic is a state wherein su­ preme power is exercised by representatives chosen by the people and responsible to them. It says a democracy I* a state in which the supreme er is retained by the people, but exercised directly or rectly through a system of “ representation and dele­ gated authority.” There hardly seems enuse for further comment. G Quick To Hatch Kxcited clamor and great expectation* often ac­ company the adoption of major legislation in Congress. But when n new law gets out into the cold, cruel world, things can bo different. A fresh example: the much talked of omnibus Housing Act of 1001. Its most celebrated features were those which would permit FHA to insure home mortgages for a 35-yenr term (up from 30), and allow more liberal financing ar­ rangements for the remodeling of homes. Predictions were common that the lengthening of the mortgage span would boost this country's housing output by perhnps 100,000 starts a year. And there were forecasts of a big rush in remodeling Clearly, It Is too soon after passage o f tho act to expect to see its heavy Imprint on the building field. But private builders nevertheless are frank'lo say they do not look for a spectacular upsurge even in 19G2. This year housing starts are up about 2 to 3 per cent over 1960's total o f 1,270,000. Next year they may rise another 5 per cent. Builders nnsumc some shnro of this wJtl'COme from the liberalized mortgage terms in the relatively low-cost sector— homes retailing at 111,000 to $15,000. But they think the benefits will be fairly slow in coming. The reason? Like practically everything else these dnys, the housing field Is so complex that a wide array of new "rule* of the game” takes n great deal of time to digest. Builders, lenders, home buyers and others, alrendy immersed in technicalities, need many months to ac­ quaint themselves with the changed setup. To assist this educative process, the National As­ sociation of Home Builders has helped to guide a series of informational meetings In some 75 sepnrnte cities around tho nation. As yet, mortgago makers have shown no great enthusiasm for lending under the new 35-year terms. Since lending right now is generally slow, builders are not entirely sure whether the lenders’ resistance to the new provisions will diminish if and when the general financing outlook improves. New programs can run like nulcksllvcr through presidential messages and congressional committee reiorls. But many of them, once enacted, tend to move Ike molasses. Our ponderous economy particularly, can be slow to feel their effect. It’s something to remember as we approach 1962, and prepare to listen again to politicians who will pro­ mise the citizenry "Instant betterment” if voter* will only give them a chance to work their legislative magic. t',1 ! § I : . * I a.I •J HI f British Forces Move On Kuwait 1 LONDON (U PI) — B r i t i s h troop*, plane* anil wnmlilpa con­ verged on the tenia Middle Keel today, but the government refuacd to aay whether the armed force* w i i being lent to protect the oil rich sheikdom o f Kuwait. Tli« movement of .1,000 men, nil aircraft carrier, two frigate* and a tank-landing ahlp from England and Kenya responded to s Christ- m u alert of units of Britain's Strategic Itcaarvc—a highly mo bile troubleshooting outfit. Observers noted that the small armada began steaming toward the Middle Kaat after Iraqi I’re mler Abdul Karim Katsem repeat cd his demands that Kywail which la located on the Persian Gutf south of Iraq, belonga to his country. OUT OUR W AY i ! \ 1 ! 1! 1 % 1 1 (tf - Qty? $anftu$ grotto Page 4 Sanford, Florida W A i.T tn L i n a r vk m su ki . Ilan.glna Editor ll iu r MKLLa Count, Editor CELKLII rA ttN K * aoclot. Editor Friday, December 29, 1961 , , ( u a i o w , k u it o ii « r p i u i n i a R tK L rit J. UUSUINU MKtSIMX K l t . L M l i n Advertising Director C ll, Editor m . k l u :* TVitaa rn ash to iitiL ia i CUMldad U m i g i r Clreulatloa Msnsgor JAMH I.. BUOSCMAMIiM m a t ) WKLLS UuelBMa Maaagar UothanaUI BupU Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Neighbors finally came over later in the day to help out. They admired Beth's efficiency. "She certainly has an old head on her iboulders," added one of the visitors. That wat intended as a compli­ ment. H meant Beth was pre­ one of the gueiti. cocious or more competent than "Oh, the lives In a ben bouse," we'd expect In a child of 9. he calmly replied. But Beth visualised a prune fac­ "Hen houa*!'» the visitors re­ peated in surprise. "You must be mistaken." "No, that's true," George an­ swered. "F or Daddy doesn't tall fibs and he said Grandma goea to bod with the chickena." We adults are familiar with many of theig unique phrases In Q —I* there any legal time be­ our language. We call them yond which I cannot hope to cel­ "id lom i." le d on bill* owed me by pallent*? Obviously, they are difficult to — Dr. J. M. Interpret Just from consulting a Dear Dr. J. M.: Statutes of limi­ dictionary. You can guesa the puaalement tation* vary by »Ute, ranging of a Frenchman or German If he from .1 to S year* for oral agree­ tried to comprehend that idiom ment* and 5 to 30 y e a n for wrltabout "going to bed with the trn agreement*. chickena." Uetonnlna what atatuta of limi­ Here la America, it simply tations lute* In your alata and means going to bed early. fast frea to pre*a for payment But children and foreignera during the period. tend to take language literally* You can alio extend the legal Idioms are not limited to Just time limit by getting written con­ one language. Germans have firmation that your patient will their own ldloma and so do the pay up, alnca the legal period wilt French, Russians and others. begin upon the date he rspledge* So it demands long familiarity with • language to be up-to-date payment. In aome stale* whan a patient leaves the slate, later to on it’s idioms. return, year* away do not count You may recall my mentioning tho Spenish student who entered undar the state's statutory limita­ tion period. Northwestern University. Q Which is the best way to He spoke little English and It was mostly of the "dictionary" write a will to insure member* of the family get an equal share sort. But he was basically tactful, so without too much federal taxeaT— ' when he called on a coed to es­ M. W. A — Dear M. W.: There ia only cort her to a formal dance, be apprecleted tho lovely dress she one way o f reducing the federal •state tnx: reduce the else of the wore. He was Intuitively a member of the "Compliment Club," *o he said: "How beautiful you look tn your nightgown I" At which her sorority filters tittered end Iiughed, showing they had lest tact then the Spanish youth. Later, he grumbled at the freak, lah nature of English. "M y dictionary says you can use 'night* and 'evening' Inter­ changeably for they art syno­ nym*." And that ia uiually true, except in these special Idiomatic places. For we distinguish radically be­ tween "Evenng gown" vs. "Night­ gown" ia our popular speech. Many mental compleaea also develop because children, like George, get the wrong meaning for our Idioms. A little gtrl named Beth, aged B, tried to look after her f-yearold brother when her mother was taken auddenty ill. CASE K.4M: George W., aged I, la a very bright city boy. One day aome frtendi were visiting him. Conversatloi. veered around to his grandmother. "Where doea the Uve?" ailed ed old bag, and this innocent idiom almost drove her into a divorce In later years. (See to­ morrow's follow-up). So be sure you talk the lan­ guage of the cuatomcr or child or client or parishioner! Jesus urged that same idea when he said, "Cast not your pearls before twine," meaning, use word* they can understand. Fay Henle's Your Pocketbook estate before death. You can do this by making glfta. Under th* la--" you are permitted to make a onre-in-a-lifetlme gift o f 130,000 or |C0,000 if you art married, and your spouse agrees. You can also make aa many an­ nual gifts of |3,000, or 18,000 Jointly a* you desire, without hav­ ing to pay gift taxes. Willing pre­ cious Items such aa palntlnga to an institution remove* them from the estate tax. Estate taxes can alto be avoid­ ed by setting up an irrevocable trust. If you give away principal plus income during yuur lifetime this money would not torn) part of your estate and thus would not ha taxable. Q—I understand that there ia a deadline on filing for Social Se­ curity disability protection for those with long-standing disabili­ ties. When is th* deadline?—N. T A — Dear N. Z.i Th* 1941 amend­ ment* give * worker with long­ standing disabilities until June SO, IOCS to apply for baiteflta under the Social Security disability pro­ visions, one year longar than un­ der tha old law. NOW AVAILAIU PM NOT A NNNT SOWN i Deliver, Ufllra I'ale I . Sear e ilA i 0 Maatfca *-T* a Meatha IM 1 Maatk Ml S , Mali la Semlaela C aaal, *e.ta i l»a r i l l A# A M a Maalka a.,* u e a Maalka M l IM S Maatk I M I Maatk MaSaeei * i m m b S * U m a t ll e e Oetahar IT, I I I ! at Ska N » l Olltea al aaatarC, StorUa aaier ike Art at Caaarvaa at Marek «, Itf*. Tba Herat* la a Mr m her ut the Uall** Praaa eekiek la aallilae ••flatSeel, la ska li e I n refabilraiUa a l all aka iaaal M e i getatai lalkk* 1 u ) natiwri aaa itik la u i in . Government hydroelectric power of uneven supply is now firmed up by power generated in private utility thermal plants and wheeled over private transmission line* to the government'* preference cus­ tomer* and pumping stations. A similar interchange is now being negotiated between the gov­ ernment's Glen Canyon project and Arizona Public Service ther­ mal plant at Four Cornera—Art* iona-Ut*h-Colorado-New Mexico. More interebangta of this kind art apparently what tha govern­ ment has In mind for Its partner­ ship pt wer policy with the private power companies, if they will play that way. Udall say a tha door has not been closed to government co­ operation and, "W e're talking, though tt will taka time to work out.” Co-operation on tlve con­ struction as well aa the opera­ tion of power lines is possible If tha common carrier principle is carried out. But this may laid into long fights over who owns and run a the transmission lines. "Wo ara not now planning a nations: power grid," says Udall But this is what his task force Transit Workers Snub Pay Offer NEW YORK (U PI) — Transit workers booed down a 13-ccnt hourly wag* increase Wednesday night and voted to tie up all pub­ lic transportation In New York City on New Year's Day. While Transport Workers Union (TW U ) president Michael Quill warned that tha men who operate tho d ty'e bus** end tubwaya might Jump tha gun and stage a wildcat walkout bafora th* con­ tract deadline, th an ware indica­ tions a aattlsmant might be in tha making. report and press statements talk about. They outline the possibllj. ties 'or generating power In Alaij^. ka for transmission to the United Stater or for exchange with Can­ ada for its power sold to th# U.S. Ultimate transmission of western hydroelectric power to Pennsyl­ vania and West Virginia is also discussed. It would be firmed up by power generated at the coal mine* of those eastern states. "States with thermal power sur*. plus would have the most to gain from such an exchange," s a /s Udall. " I ’ll be disappointed tf w* can’t work out a eommon carrier policy." 4 More Katangans Going To Parley * LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (U P I)— Four more Katanga dele­ gate* wer* du* to arrive here today for constitutional talks aimed at bringing the secessionist prov­ ince back Into tb* Congo. A nine-man parliamentary dele­ gation was Down here recently from tha Katangeac capital ofy, Ellsabethvllle aboard a United Nation* DC6 for tha important conference on reunifying t h a Congo. Tha Katanga delegate* planned to join central Congolese officials on a revision of the fundamental Congo law, possibly framing it along federal lines to give the provinces more autonomy— but n o t* independence. The delegates who traveled un­ der UN guarantees o f personal safety and with th* right to go home any time they wanted includ­ ed three senator*, three deputies and three secretaries o f state*. They were escorted from their air­ port by Nigerian UN soldiers to UN headquarters here. Three cities is Ohio menu faeture weights end scales, thus making Ohio first la the U. I . tn such manufacture. Memorial GifU for HEART RESEARCH Gratefully Acknowledged SEMINOLE • DeBART COUNCIL P. O. BOX 106 SANFORD, FLA. EA R N IN G S O N S A V IN G S Effective January 1, 1962, the anticipated dividends orf savings will be at the rate of a year payable semi-annually Accounts by an Insured Instrumentality of the Government up to $10,000 by the 10th of the month earn from the first All Olkw a Tear 0 Mm Iha a Maalka 17. a Paatal Meaalailaaa , r , « U i l (kal all a *U aahaarlfUaaa he ( a ll la aeeaaaa. Pahllvkae uaUr f i w s i Salaraa,, laltfM a, frererAlaa CkrDlahaa. l$0-pagf task force report, so they are not ready to comment on it. But there are several precedents for government-private power in­ terchange. In 1931, Pacific Gas and Electrie Co. and the Bureau of Re clamation'a Central Valley project In California made such an agree­ ment. In 193$ it wat renewed until Savings Credited e i’tsactiirriasi slats * Su m M , Carrier asa Week WASHINGTON* — fNEA) - A new "partnership policy" for fed­ eral government hydroelectric power agencies and United States private power companies ia an visaged in the Weat Coast com mon carrier transmission line task force report Just made pub­ lic by Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. If it's recommendations are ap proved by Congress and carried out, this might ultimately lead to development of a national grid for the co-operative Interchange of private and public power from the Atlantic Coast to Alaska, In­ cluding even Canadian power. Thla would differ completely from the Eisenhower administra­ tion partnership power policy. That gave preference to private power companies in the develop­ ment of hydroelectric power fit** on America’s river*. Government development of power was re strictcd to aitts that private com­ panies could not or wera not in terested In developing, like the Upper Colorado location. The Kennedy administration, through Secretary Udall, acrapped Dili shortly after taking over. A program of many new starts on government power project* was inaugurated. The report now released by Secretary Udall after nine month*’ preparation carries thla concept much further. As a first step it recommends construction of a 1,000-rail# Irani* mission line from th* Columbia Bivcr to the Los Angeles area. This would enable the Paclfie Northwest, which faal Its peak loads in winter, to exchange pow­ er with the Tatlflc Southwest, which has peak loada in tummtr. Congress will be asked for au­ thorization and funds for plan­ ning this project at tha forthcom­ ing session. The schedule calls for completing the first link by 1986. It would cost an estimated $138 million. But it would make unnecessary the spending of |1M million for new generating plant capacity. Beyond thla, tbk government'* five-man task force, btadad by Bonneville power administrator Charles F. Luce, recommenda two parallel lines to coat <227 mil­ lion, with a potential of aavlng $330 million for new generating planta. Private power companies have not had a chance to study the governmant'a highly technical, Notebook faklUhae 2 0 1 BIDBOOM HOMU From *54 Mali SANFORD R . E. C A R R O LL CONSTABLE �/ The Sanford Herald's . . . "BABY CONTEST /pAl'^GA. . . (R juI m . . . READ CAREFULLY READ THIS COMPLETE PAGE K u rt time *nd day of b*by‘* Mrth («perlfy w a tt hour and minute) oa delivery doctor"* or hnapltal'a .tale* mmt. muat be .auhmlttrd by legal PARENTS o r THE BAnV. The valuable and uaeful gifta Hated here will he prevented by the Sanford mrrchanla whnae ada appear below to •the vary flret baby bom In Seminote Cuunty In 1962. and Place of birth, tec, weight and name. to hla or her proud pirenta. Who will the The name and addraoa of pirenta. rhlld be? W itch thla newapaper for the an* Any Infant (regardleaa of race) bora In Seminole County la eligible. nouncement of the winning name. The win­ ning parenla will pick up their awarde at Send entrie* to 'T lret Baby- bn care of The Sapford Herald. Entriee mu»t be poetmarked before midnight, Friday, January Itb, IM t. the atoeea Haled oa thie page. Luckiest Baby In Seminole County Will Be The First New Citizen Born After Midnight December 31, 19(1! to tho we’ll 1847 Roger* Brno. Proud ParanU of tho newaot baby of welcome 1962 "Chicken Dinner for the Family" Shop oiur Complete Infant’s WERT JEWELRY STORE FA 2*8966 Somfoot* B W -. 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Seminole High Coaches JIM P1GOTT and JIM Mc. COY will see their 1962 Seminole Footbntl Team come close to another undefeated record for Sanford with an (8-2) record, with DeLnnd one of the biggest victories. • • • • The SEMINOLES willpluy a post-season gridiron contest and will emerge the winners by a two.touchdown margin. Bowl competition for the Scmlnoles two years from now will be played with n Class Double A school. • • • • Seminole High Athletic Director FRED GANAS will seo football game attendance tnku a big jump of 15 percent over an average of the past three years, boost­ ing the athletic fund up hundreds of dollars. • • * • Never will there be ANOTHER FOOTBALL YEAR for Seminole County to compare with the mnss of team records, statistics, and individual honors to match those set forth in the great year o f 1961, |r •• V r GANAS PROCTOR METTS PIGOTT Near the end of the new year, 3emlnole High player J. B. PHILLIPS will receive n grant-in-aid from the University of Florida nnd become the 35th annunl re­ cipient o f Peter Bchaal’a MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Award. * • • • Pressure during 1962 for a SEMINOLE-LYMAN football game will become so great that the two schools will sign a contract for a contest to be played in 1983. * • • * OVIEDO will field its FIRST GRIDIRON SQUAD in 1962 and will complete its first football season with a (4-6) record. No post-season competition is In sight, Oviedo will have a NEW FOOTBALL COACH to go along with the new Lion football team who will be a graduate of a Floridn college or university. The now coach will have over 40 plnycrs to try out for Oviedo’s new sport. • • • • Football will have GREATER EMPHASIS all around in 1962 with the beginning of TRIANGULAR football competition started between tho Sanford, Ly­ man and Oviedo squads. An annual Seminole County CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD will be established. • • • • Lyman High Coaches BILL PROCTOR and BUCK "JUNIOR" METTS will seo their 1962 gridiron record come dose to matching the record set forth by the Greyhounds in 1961 with their only big major Iosb to Tallahassee's Florida High Demons. • • • • Lyman's Greyhounds will be invited to play n CLASS A FOOTBALL team in ]K > a t-s ca s o n competition, will accept and will tie the opposing team. In two veara Lyman will play a full schedule with all Class A s c h o o l s . • • • • A new ALL-SEMINOLE COUNTY team will be established which will compnro in Importance to tho AUMld-Floridn teum over tho coming years. Oviedo’s now football squad will place at least two gridders In its first year of football. • • • * Superintendent o f Schools R. T. MILWEE and the Seminole County School Board will find that with the greater emphasis placed on football and athletics in gen­ eral that they will be In a position to approve ATHLE­ TIC PRIORITY for school financial appropriations, * • * • Football will Increase so greatly in popularity and importance in the next two years that there will be the beginning of n new SANFORD BOWL gamo with the Seminoles acting aa the host team. * • • # At least five players on the 1961 Seminole football team will receive some type of athlotic scholarship re­ cognition to some college or university. Thu schools will primarily be small schools and linesmen will hnve great­ er consideration than the backffeld players. ♦ • • • Lyman High School will place at least two of its senior Greyhounds in bcIiooIh on some type of rcholurehlp help. One o f these schools will be Florida State Uni­ versity. • 9 9 t Sanford Junior High Coach RALPH MAYS will field a football team in 1962 thnt will come close to win­ ning tho Florida State Midget Chnniplonahlp title for tho Sanford Braves’ second yenr in a row. + • * • The Sanford HERALD Sports Editor will be tarred and feathered and run out o f town when 90 percent of thene predictions fail to come true. Packer Injuries Working In Favor Of Giants In NFL Playoff Sunday G3EEN BAY. WJi. (U P l)-T h o New York Giant*, with 29 je a n of quarterbacking bra ini behind them, take solid aim Sunday at wbat may be a chink in th* armor ot tho Green Bay Packer* —a defensive backdcld hobbled by alckneas and Injury. And if their aim la good, they could emerge a* winner* In the 29th National Football League playofl game, deiplle entering action aa three point underdog*. A cold, which hoipiullicd allNFL defence halfback Jena WhltUatou Thursday, and a gib Injury tp lately Johnny Symank which he* been dew In respond­ ing, dogged the Packer secondary In practice thia week. It ha* Dccn one of the beat In the league in defenae againit Hie pau . Quarterback Y.A. Tittle and Charlie Conerly, each with It year* of pro experience, will be quick to teit Symank and Whit, teuton—and If neither L ready, only veteran Em Tunnell and rookie Herb Addarlcy are on hind to apcll them. Tunnell, whose age haa been eiUmaled aa "In the vicinity of M ", baa flowed down a bit *iocc hi* ell-pro day* with the Giant*. Addtrley, who was switched from the offensive unit at the tail of the Staton, lacks experience. Cage Doubleheader Here Saturday Seminoles, Stetson Host Teams By PETE LEVEQUE Herald Sport* Editor Coach Bud Layer will tend his undefeated Seminole eager* after their fourth straight victory Sat­ urday at 7:30 p. m. as tha Semi­ nole* play hoita to the Titusville Terrier* for a return match In the Sanford gymnasium la the first game of a doubleheader In which Station University plays Blackburn College of Carlinvlllc, rs DAVIS 111. Coach Layer expect* this fourth basketball game to be a good challenge for the Seminole eager*, but a* la traditional with Stmlnole basketball coaches, Layer ab­ solutely refuse to make a pre­ diction a* to the outcome of Sat­ urday night's game. However, Saturday is going to be a tough contest for Sanford all around By PETE LEVEQUE and for more than one reason. The Seminoles went o(f Jnlo Stetson Coach Claim Wilkes will the opening game of the season ■end hi* Stetson HatUrs after half-cocked and, with • danger­ their number seven victory In Banous lack of Inexperience. Their ford's Bill Fleming gymnasium opponent Titusville was a bad Saturday night at 0 p. m. as the team to com* up against for the first game of the season and Hatter* clash with the Blackburn yet tha SeRHselfi rallied to College Beavers o f Carlinvlllc, III., edge the Teniers by a score of Just after tha Remind* - Terrier opener of the creninr. U-«2. Saturday will b« tbe aeeond San­ This time the Seminoles may not be as lucky, and for one big ford game of th* 1861 teaton for th* Hattera at they play their reason: Numbar two scorer Butcb Riser may not play. Coach Layer number ten gam* and whet could said that Riser's chances of play­ easily bo tho gateway to th* FlorConference ing in Saturday's game are "very 1d a Intercollegiate Championship, doubtful." Riser la responsible In starting guard position for for M points in the three game the Hattera will probably bo top. scoring tots) for the csgers of dog eager Joel Hancock, with top 184. In the opening game Sanford aeorlng Dalton Kptlng expected to went up against the Terriers with eet tho usual fast pace for Stetson the generous prediction of a two early In the contest. Station's Vernon Water* in all point edge on tbe opposing tesm. If Riser had been unable to play probability will be In tha lino up in the opener; the point predic­ tonight alio. Waters Is back in tion would have been reversed action for the Halters after being and the Terriers would have had out o f play for the last five games a predicted edge on the Seminoles. because of a pulled thigh muscle. Now at the threshold of tbe Waters Is a good supporting play' fourth game of the aeaaon, the or and could ••* action in Satur­ Seminoles have pulled out a solu day's big contest. Tho starting lineup will Include tlnn to this obstacle—confidence Until now Bubba Davis has been either Kptlng or Dearer in pivot a sleeper for Use Seminoles nab­ position, Denver has vlternated bing only 29.6 percent of his shots with Epting in forwrrd position, with a low total of 24 points for but In all considerations, Dearer probably will be pivot man with the three games. Davis is in a lot batter condt Kptlng at forward. The Blackburn Beaters are ex­ tlon at this point aa far as ae curacy goes and as tbe season pected to glva the Stetson players wears on, could become top msn quite a run for their money with In percentages. Davis now holds five experienced leltermen from the distinction or being the num laet year's lineup. Last year the her one man In number of assists reco.-d for tha Heavers ran a low in tbe games thus far In the sea­ (4-17) game tally, hut experience this year could glvt Blackburn son. Partly for this reason tha something to work with against prediction has changed/ and for tha flatten. Stetson C«ach Wilkes has not the better. With D*ll* expected to hold a top position Saturday, announced a definite starting line* and Barry Brown and Mika Woodruff far exeeodlag preseason speculation, the Seminolea are six-point favorites. The pre-season prediction (or the Sanford cagers waa that hey had an abundance of two things: A lot of inexperience, but alio a NEW YORK (UPI) - Halfback lot of potential. Now evidence Is Faul Hornung, the Green Bay appearing that the inexperience la Packers' "M r. D olt-all," today disappearing and the potential la was voted the 1961 National Footdeveloping. Whether this holds ball League player-oMhe-year in irue will be determined biturdiy. the annual United Presa Inter­ Here ire some scoring statis­ national poll. tics for the Seminole cagers as a In a league of many stars, result o f a three game winning Hornung Is undoubtedly the most streak: versatile since the old era of the FIELD GOALS two-way pro player. FGA FGM FCT. * The 213-pound former Notre Davit ................ .. 33 to :*.« Dame All-America carried the Woodruff ......... 24 37.1 ball, blocked, threw and caught Brown .............. 13 49.4 passes, and handled tbe Packers' Guitavson ....... .. 19 9 44.4 place-kicking. Kiser ............... 22 31.4 And he did it this ten on under McCsillln ........... 1 11.7 soma rather tough circumstances. Stephana ......... 0 00.0 Hornung m i s hampered in at Johnson .......... . . . 2 1 30.0 least three games because of a Boniface .......... O 00.0 pulled leg muscle. And shortly William ■ ......... 0 00.0 after mid-acason he was called McMurray ....... 0 00.0 into (he Army. He missed two Middleton ....... 0 00.0 games and played otheri without Hinton .............. 0 00.0 (be benefit of mid-week practice. Totals .. . tot 91 31.7 Hormtng won the honor by poll­ FREE THROWS ing 12 votes front a panel of 42 FTA FTM FCT. NFL writers (three from each Davie ................ 4 30.4 league city). Woodruff . . . . . . 5 43.5 Brown .............. ■ 01.7 Gustav son ....... . . . 0 4 64.7 CHICAGO (UPI)—Veteran NnRiser ................ .. 4 2 30.0 McGill!* .......... 0 00.0 tional Basketball Association star Stephana ......... .. 2 0 00.0 Joe Graboski lias been sold to the Johnson ........... . . . 0 0 00.0 Syracuse Nationals (or an unciisBonds re ........... 0 00.0 closed sura by the Chicago Pack­ Will is ms .......... 1 33.3 ers. Graboski will be used by tbe McMurray ....... 0 00.0 Nats as a replacement (or the in­ Middleton ....... 0 00.0 Hinson ............ 0 00.0 jured Dolph Schayei. WOODRUFF BROWN ...P robable Starting Lineup For Saturday’s Game Stetson Hatters Seek 7th Win Here Against Blackburn Five Hornung Voted Player-Of-Year Graboski Sold Totals .. .. 41 22 40.7 SCORING LEADERS FG FT TP Woodruff ......... 24 5 S3 Rlsar ................ *1 s a Brown .............. II • 30 Davit ................ 10 < 14 Gusiavsoa , — . . . 4 . . 1 4 20 Tech Favored In Gator Bowl By United Pres* International Four bowl games are on tap for Saturday and those who just can't make It to the Gator Bowl, Shrine Classic, Blue-Gray or Sun Bowl can still see some of the nation's finest football performtrs by a simple flick of the wrist. All four games will bo nation­ ally televised. The Gator Bowl battle at Jack­ sonville, Fla., between Georgia Tech and Frnn State will be tele. up and la expected to wait until game time before revealing the lilt of Stetson starters. Waters ha* a slim chance o f nabbing a berth In the lineup, but only gametime will tell the story, Blackhum'e team 1* expected In Rsnford sometime this afternoon for a pre-Saturday werkout in preparation for the big event to. morrow night. Stetson began Its holiday practice on Thursday and appears In top shape for the big cage contest. Playing Saturday for tha second time In the eeason, Stetson is again expected to make use of the Sanford gymnasium on Jan. 4 when Stetson will meet Tampa in Its In the Jet Lanes’ Kerler League tenth basketball game of the sea­ this week, Kwite White Laundry son. remained in the first place posi­ tion with it* 1.5 point lead over American Legion. In third place la Craig Cara with 3.3 points behind the first place position. Wheeler Fertilixer Is in fourth 01036463 place In tho running with O. K. Tire Store In fifth. In sixth place There will be no racing at the la Rigga Sunoco with Barley's Sin Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club to­ clalr holding last weak's position night In order that racing fans and In seventh place. Richard Parker had the high track employes may attend the an­ nual Elks charity football game game o f the week fur the league In the Tangerine Bowl. However, with a* score of 231. Ed Michalek there will be double headers both held the high series slot with hls tomorrow and Monday, a special score o f S67. Games on the 200 holiday matinee having been ar­ level included John Dawns with ranged for New Year's Day. Post 213, Dan Rltxie with 210, Ed Michalek with 209, ami John Bridge* time for the matinee is 2 p.m. After 14 programs of racing 11 with 201. Don Dorman converted the 6-7 kennels were closely bunched in the battle for the most wins with split, with John Bridges, Terry Charles Lovely In the lead with a Patterson, Ed Michalek, Charles victory score of 12. Just one point Pctherbridge nnd Dan Ilitsls all back of Lovely was Tom Sweeney, converting the 3-10 splits. Kwite White In Top Spot No Racing Tonight whose greyhounds have presented him with U firsts. Others In the top bracket were P. C. and E. J. Aldcrson 10, Osw«ld Bios. 3, G. Aldcrson 6, Mul­ berry Kennel 9. Orville Moses 9, Paul Boone 8, Carl Tracy 7, Sum­ mit Kennel 0 and Pat Reed 9. Oswald Bros, took the Inaugural Handicap with 0 . B.'s D.D.T. and (he Scholarship Handicap with (). R.'a Melon. Melon alto finished second In the Tangerine Bowl Handicap. The fastest clocking to date waa turned In by Charles Lovely's Hur­ ry Now, who won his maiden race and first official start In 31.09 seconds. Feller Slated For Hal! Of Fame BOSTON (UPI) - Bob Feller, fastballmg no-bit strikeout artist for 19 seasons with the Cleveland Indians, la the top favorite to Join 91 Immortals In Baseball's Hall of Fame at Cooperstown. N. Y., next month. Feller, former Dodger second baseman Jackie Robinson, and long time Yankee shortstop Phil (Scooter) Hizzuto headed a list of newly eligible* for the baseball abrine under a revised system to go into clfcct next month. vised by CBS; the Sua Bowl clash involving Villa nova and Wichita at El Paso, Tex., will be carried by ABC, and NBC will televise the Blue-Gray game at Montgom­ ery. Ala., than the Shrine game between the E ist and West at San Francisco. Saturday's four bow) games will serve as the appetizer for Mon day's main course, consisting of the Rose Bowl game between UCLA and Minnesota at Pass* dena, Calif., tbe Orange Bowl contest pitting Louisiana State and Colorado at Miami, Fla., the Cotton Bowl game at Dallas where Texas will tangle with Mississippi, and the Alabama-Arkansas skir­ mish In the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans. All four of those games will be televised also. Bobby Dodd, the "grand-daddy" of all -bowl coaches, la confident, but not cocky about the chancei of hit 13th-r*nked Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets against tbe lath- ranked Penn State Nfttany. Lions in the Gator Bowl. ^ Dodd haa coached the YellowJackets 17 years and during that time, he has taken them to nine bowl games, eight of which they have won. Georgia Tech and Penn Stale each go into the game with iden­ tical 7-3 records although Dodd s team went through a tougher schedule. j The Yellow Jackets stress de­ fense and place more than tho usual premium on punting, while the Nittany Lions are more offen­ sive.minded. The game could develop into a duel between Penn State's Rogrr Kochman, who scored nine touch­ downs this season and led tha team with 666 yards rushing, and Georgia Tech’s Billy Williamson, 3 who led the Engineers in pass re­ ceiving and punt returns as well as having gained 331 yards rush­ ing. CUT-RATE -ag : Ancient Age $ ^ ^ 9 9 Seagrams Old Crow A 3 For $11,75 Three Feathers $139 OLD GOLD 8 Yr. Bourbon $ J ,1 9 A # 5th QUEEN ANNE Full QL $A99 IMPORTED SCOTCH EARLY TIMES ■ T sth $4 29 Ky. Straight Bourbon 3th $189 Schenley's 4 # Nth RS Proof Blend i> WINES LIQUEURS CORDIALS HALLERS RESERVE $999 CHAMPAGNE J L 5th CARSTAIRS $159 SB Proof Blend 4 # 5lh HAIG and HAIG NO R A CIN G PROGRAM T O N IG H T FLEISCHMANN’S 99 Proof Blend *3 69 Btk 8:10 except Sundays Where the top dogs run . . . rain or shine SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S DAY MATINEE JAN. lat THURSDAY IB LADIES NIGHT LADIES ADMITTED FREE Echo Springs Old HickoryOld Matinees Wed., F'ri., Sal. 2 l*. M. RACING NIGHTLY SCHENLEY GIN 90 Proof $139 8 For 110.00 4 # 5th MacNAUGHTONS $499 IIBATED GRANDSTAND LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE VALET PARKING 0 Yr. Old Canadian SORRY 1 NO MINORSI J. W. DANT T Yr. Old Bourbon SEMINOLE $C29 « /s t h Imported Scotch New Diving Board BRUNSWICK, Main* ( U P I ) - A new hydraulic diving board, whLh can ba adjusted between on* and three meter*, ha* been given credit for stimulating greater interest in diving at Bowdotn College McMUItRAY GUSTAVSON Stagg *3 89 5lh Corby’s ■ *5 th $199 4 # 5th COUNTY’S 66 Proof Blend $449 Full Qt. LOWEST PRICES 112 W . FIRST ST. MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO SANFORD FA 2-0906 �/ Stir Congress Eyes Kennedy Plan Of Rates For Airlines On UN Bonds CAB Approves Raise W a s h in g t o n t u m - T h * «ir. lines have permission to raise fares—but not as much as most of them wanted and it probably will be the last increase for a long lime. That was the gilt of Thursday's Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB)' announcement that it would ap prove a temporary 3 per cent boost in domestic fares, effective W days after any airline applies for it. But the CAB'S kmg explanation of the fare increase was spiced with frequent hints that no more will be forthcoming. In approvin i the txwit, the CAB limited it to six months and refused to rule on the applications of ievcn ma- I Legal Notice nr Tiiss rs n cn tr cors*T in and ros» aKMiNOi.st COC.NTT, n o n . t o a ,\0. m s s THE VTJLt-TAMSBL'RQ ■ AVISOS BANK, a New Terlt eerporatlon. Plaintiff, T. THOMAS D. PREVATT . unmarrlaC. Defendant*. n o t i c b oa- a i r r T I C STATE o r FLORIDA TOi Thoms* D. Pravatt, unmarried, rtaldinca unknown 0 Tou ar* h*r*t>r nmlflsd that a T u l l ha* Laan fll*4 asalnat vou In th* a b o r t anlltlad causa, and that ro u ara required to lilt Tour a n ­ swer with th* Clark o f this Courl and to aarra a cop* thereof upon th* plaintiff or plaintiff ■ attor. nara. whoa* nama and t d d r t i i la Jannlnss, Watt*. Clark* and Hamilton, 111 Barnett National Hank liulUlne. Jackaonrllla I, Florida, not lalar than Januarr It. l t d . If you fall In do ao a de­ ar** pro confasao will ha entered aaalnat ro u for th* relief demand­ e d In th* complaint. This ault Is foreclose a m o rta l* * . Th* raal property proceeded aaalnat la: Lot Jf, SOUTH PINKCRKHT. rtrat Addition, atc ordln r to tha plat tharaaf aa record, ad tn Plat Book to. pasta St and SI o f tha PuMle R *c« rle * f Semin*!* County, Florida. WITNESS my hand and th* teal o f said Court at Sanford, Florida, this ith day o f D*c*mh*r. t i l l . SSEALI A r t h T It. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f th* Circuit Court ^ fly: Martha T. Vlhten • Dapnty Clark Fubtleh Dec. a. !S. It. IS. 1*11. Legal Notice ELIZABETH A. WEEKS. Dacaaaail T a A l l t 'a * a i t * r * a a S P u i u a a l i a r l * a l l a l n i a nr l i a m a a S , A a a l a s l tal* E i l a t . i Tou »nd aach o f you ar* her#by notlfltf! and raqulraj to pr*•ant any claim* ami diinanila which you, or either o f you. may have aaalnat th* ratal* o f ELIZA­ BETH A. WEEKS, Jacaaard. tal# o f t*M County, lo tha County jiida* o f aamlnota County, F lo r­ ida, at hla offic e In th* court hour* o f aald County at banford, Florida, within . l x calendar month# from th* tlm* o f tho flrat publi­ cation o f thl* notice. Each claim or demand ahall h* In writlna. and ahall alaia (he place o f raildanr* and poat offlc* addrat* o f th* claimant, and ahall ha awern to by th* claimant, hi* *s*nt or at. tornay, and any auch claim or demand not ao tiled ahall b* void. / » / Annl* M. Weak* A* Adnilnlatratrix ot th* Eitato ot ELIZABETH A. WEEKS, dacaaaad OEO. A. HPEER. JR. Attorney for aald Ealat* 11IH Magnolia Avanua Sanford, Florida IX TIISS CIRCUIT COllSAT OF THE Flrat publication Dacarnbar I. 19(1 .NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Pubiiah Dec. >. n . m i. AND i nn SEMIBOLF. COUNTY FLORIDA IN CHANCERY NO. la Ik* Uowrt o f Ik* Comely Jada* Ill** kamlnal* l a a a l y , Florida, la Pr*. HAMBURG SAVINGS RANK, bale. a Naw Terk corporation. la **■ Kalala ar Plaintiff EDRAlt U. DURDETT, *vaDacaaaad. VtNCBNT L. RECK and POROT1IT Ta AH Uradltora aad Ptraoaa H a*, A. BECK, hla wife, la a flalma ar Demand* Aaataat Defendants. Maid Katalai r o n e s : t o d e f e n d or o r d e r - - T o u aRd **«h o f you ara haaaby o r PUBLICATION *U fT FOR notified and required to praaant FORECLOSURE any rlalma and demand* which you, WOi VINCENT L. BECK and nr either o f you. may Itava aaalnal D O llO TIir A. DECK, hi* wtf# th* aauta o f EDHAR l*. IIURDETT. Oanaral Delivery dacaaaad, lal# o f aald County, lo Lslfhton . P*nn*ylT*nl* tha County Juda* o f pemlnol* TOU. VINCENT L. BECK and County, Florida, at hla nfflco In DOROTHT A. BUCK, ar* hereby th* cou rl houi* o f a*ld County at notified that a Complaint for F«r*. Sanford, Florida, within *|x cal* cloture o f Marta*** hat been filed •ndar montha from th* tlm# o f th* aaalnat you. and you ar* r*. flrat publication o f tlila nolle*. qulred to ears* a copy o f your Each claim or demand ahall bo In An aw tr o r l'leadltia* to tho Com ­ writlna. and ahall it a t * th* place plaint on th* r ia ln t lf f a attorney. o f raaldanco and poet offlc* addrte* JOSEPH M. FITZGERALD. I l l o f th* claimant, and ahall b* aworn w j t c u r l l y Trust Rulldln*. Miami II. to by th* claimant, hi* aaant, or Florid*, and file th* orlSlnal An- attorney, and any auch claim nr ■war or Pltadln* In th* offlc* o f demand not ao filed ahall b* void. tha Clerk o f th* Circuit Court on • / Marlon D. nurdett o r before th# Ith day o f January. Aa cxacutrlx ot th* La*t Will A. !>.. 1SSI. If you fall to do ao. and T*etam*nt of Judgment by default will b* taken EDGAR V. 8URDETT. aaalnst you foe th* ratlaf demand­ d.c****d ed In th* Camplatat. rubliah Dec. IS, if . l i s t A Jan. Th* description of th# real pro- 1 and IS. IMS. perty proceeded aaalnat la. NOTICE I II ' WITT m t IS. Hlock St. TOWNSITK TIIH MTATM OF rl.ilNIIIV TOi OK NORTH CIIULUOTA. a HAMMOND ANS LEV DARKE It. eubdlvlilon, arcordlna to t1' * 1 e ' o EAST L RN AIRLINES, ^ th srs of racordad tn Plat Book ATLANTA AIRPORT. V I, p * * l * SI lo It. Incluile*. ATLANTA. GEORGIA: o f th* Publto Record* o f A aworn Complaint havlna bran Seminole County. Morlda. Tills notice ahall b# published filed aaalnat you In th* Circuit one# each weak fo r four ennaeru- Court In and for Seminole County, tic* week* In th* Banford ll*rald. Florida, by ROSE NELL DARKER, DONE AND ORD ERED at San­ for divorce, th* abort lltt* o f ford, Siminol# Couniy. r i « n d * . which la ROcE NELL PAR KE R, this Sth day * f Dacambar. A D. rialn tlff. vari.ua HAMMOND ANSLET DARKER. Dafandanl. that* lilt. praaanta ar# to command you to (SEAL) . ... appear and file your written daArthur H. Beckwith. Jr. fanaaa herein on or bafnr* Ilia loth Clerk o f tha Circuit Caurt day o f January, A. D. 1SSI, or lly: Martha T. Vlhl*n otbarw li* liaerr* Pro Confaaaa will Deputy Clark b* antarad i f i m i t you. • J o s e p h M. r t t » s e r * l« Th* Sanford Herald la daa anitad I I I Security Trust Bidsa* a newspaper o f atn tral cir ­ Miami St. F l o r i d a ................. culation In which thl* citation ahall Publish Dae. S. IS. It- ♦*« B t l b* published one* each weak for IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O T T1IE four ronareutlv* wreak*. WITNESS my hand and official NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN A N D FOR "E M I- atal o f tha Clark ot th* Circuit NOL* COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN Court on thl* ih# ith day o f D«cember, A. D, IML CRANCERT. NO. tISIS (SEAL! INSTITtTTIONAL MORTGAGE Arthur 1L Back with. Jr. COifrANT. a Callfarnta corporaClark o f tha c irc u it Court Plaintiff, Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. Attorney at Law, P. O. Ilux ::c . ♦ ROBERT M. BEASLEY- and Sanford, Florid*. Attorney for tILORtA C. BEASLET. hi* wife, Plaintiff ** Defendant*. Publlih Dec. I, 1*. I*. I*. 1M*. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE In lb* U a r t o f Ik* Co o o ty Ju«aa. NOTICE IS H E B E B T OIY E.S Brmlaalo Cowatr. Florida, la P r o ­ p u n u a m to a Final D .era* of Kiricloa urs dated December IS. bata. la r*i Ealat* •( n il. and enlertd In Chancery ARCENIA REI.LZ ItLLL ca u sa No. H i l l . « f Dacaaaad. Court o f th» Ninth Judicial Cir­ Ta All rr*dll*ra * * l Pataoaa Haacuit o f Florida, in and *or Romt- la a lla lm s or Dsmaada Aaalasl nele Couniy. wherein INSTtTLEatatsi TIONAL MOIYTOAOE COMPANY, n Said Tou and oath o f you ar# haraby California corporation. Is P,,* ‘ n,,,r; nottflad and required to pr***nt wnd IlOUEnT M. MSASLLY and any claim* and demand# which GLORIA C. BEASLET. hi* wife, you. or either o f you. W f » « • ar* Dafandanl*. that I wilt tail to aaalnat th* aatat* o f ARCEKIA th» hlahsat and beat bidder for RELUZ HULL. d*v#a**d. lato o f ■tab at th* front door of Hi* said County, to th* County Juda* Pamlnol* County Court flout*. In o f stm ln ol* County. Florida, at Sanford, Mamlnol* County. Slo t- hla offlc* In th* court boua# of Ida. at 1 1:00 o'clock A. M., on aald County ai stmlnula, Morlda. January ». III!, th* fo llow ln * d*a- within olaht ralrndar months from crlbed property, a* forth In tho lltno of tho flrot publication ■aid Final Daeraa. to -w ll: o f thla noth * Each c lt lm «r l-ot Thlrty-Tbrea <SI». Block demand ahall bo In writlna. and Twelve <tl>. H E F T t.tR •full i t t u the p l» ‘ • of r « i l « n c e Ilf «>t Lb HOWELL PARK. ind poM o f fif * flf SECTION ONE, according to claimant, end ahall b# aworn to # ' the Plat thareof. recorded tn by tb* claimant, hla ***nl. or at­ p la t Book 11, Pas** *1. **• torney, and any tuck via)"* * r mend not *o Blad *h*U b* w ld . «T and SI. Publto Records ot A Mt n ICO ROBERT HULL Seminole County, Florida. A. .d m in t .ir .t o r of DATED, thl* STth day o f DecEatat* ot amber, l t d . Arctnia Ilelu* Hull •MALI deceased Arthur II- Backs* Uk« JrFlrat publication D«e*mbrr II, »»•* Clark at tbo Circuit Court Karlylo Ilourholdrr Byt Martha T. Vlblsu F. a Box *>* Deputy Clark ■ attnbara. Roaanbari * BaiamaR Sanford. Fla. Attorney fo r Adm ls ls tfsld r Bull* tots Alnstay Bulldln* Publish Dac. l l . -I . I k w Miami II. Florida ^ R f S i u s D s c i a t i r I I. l t d J im I, l t l l - ♦ • l WrralS Fri. Dec. 29. 1961 — P a g e ^ | Pentagon Asked To Probe Movie Involving GIs 113 000 000 IM.000 000 Jor airlines for mcrtairs sverWASHINGTON (U Pl) — Preaisging at least 5 per cent. Instead, the CAB ordered a full drnt Kenntdy'a request for au­ invest! Ration of the entire fare thority to buy up to $100 million question. It set odo application,, in United Nations bonds headed that of United, for a hearing that I today toward a searching conwill settle the fare iasue far all greassional study — but probable carriers. final approval. The agency added that it "was There were certain to be legis­ not convinced at this time that lative challenges to the wisdom the fare adjustments proposed by of further U.S. financial commit­ several carriers are warranted" ments while Russia and other —a rather blunt indication that US’ members duck assessment*, tiie airlines must find other ways particularly for UX Congo oper­ to prop up their sagging finances. ations. "No fare program alone can But some legislators said Amer­ restore earnings to reasonable ican prestige had been put on the levels," the CAB said. line by the President's request F.ven the decision to allow a and th; continuation of the Unit­ temporary, imall Increase was ed Nations itself was Led to the by a 3-2 vole. CAB Vice Chair­ lnue of Its financial support. man Robert Murphy and G. Jo­ Senate GOP Leader Everett H. seph Minetti filed sharp dissents. Dirkaen, III., who has been criti­ They said the airlines already cal of the UX military action in have increased fares nearly 23 the Congo, said of the bond issue per cent in the last four years, before Kennedy's formal request and a further increase might was announced: drive passengers away. "1 do not believe this country lw I k * t * w r f « f t h * c w w a t y J a d e * , a * m l a * l * U f f u a ty . I 'ln r lU * . l a r r * bat*. la r*i E *tai« a f 0«nTt»r?» m WASHINGTON (U P I )-A Sen ate subcommittee asked the Pent*-) gon today to investigate :omplaints by U. 5. soldiers in Europe that they were pressured into wet, nasty "com bat" duty for the benefit of Darryl F. ZanucVs moviemaker*. Chairman Sam J. Ervin, (DN.C.), of the Senate constitutional right* subcommittee requested the investigation in a letter to Defense Secretary Robert S. 3lcXamara. Ervin and Congress raised armies for national defense, "not for participation in private com­ mercial ventures.” If it is true that GI's were compelled to participate in film­ ing Zamick's "The Longest Day," then the Army is responsible for a situation closely resembling "involuntary servitude," Ervin declared. *; (7.349.000 m wig ft / NOW JOBS KEEP PACE WITH POPULATION— The new employment figure of 67.000.000 jobs in the United .Staten remains in proportion to the papulation rise ns illustrated by this chart. The 37 per cent with jobs in 1050 is close enough to the 36 per cent of 1960 nml this year to indicate "normalcy/* (Central Press) Sanford And Seminole Not Alone In Keeping The New Year Sober It going to shirk its obligation. We cannot afford to do so." Some key member* withheld any comment. This waa true of By Untied Press Intematloaal Senate Democratic Leader Mike Millions of Americana will face Mansfield, Mont.. Senate Foreign (lie driest New Year’s Eve In It Relations Chairman J. William years Sunday as a result of Mate Fulbriglit, Ark., and Sen. Thom­ as J. Dodd, Conn., who has bit-1 and local blue laws which will terly attacked the UX question keep taverns and liquor stores In the Congo. closed. The Sanford City Commission and the Seminole County Commis­ sion both voted to keep b a n and liquor stores closed for the lew Y t ir 'i holiday). Aa a result, the usual celebra­ tions marking the advent of Hie incoming year will be held 2i WASHINGTON (UPI) Th* hours early in many areas. State Department haa taken the Pittsburgh night clubs were offensive against critics of U.S. planning their New Year's activi­ policy in the Congo with a sharp ties for Saturday night because of attack on backen o f aeceitionlst Pennsylvania's Sunday cloaing Katanga Province. law. G. Mennen Williams, assistant New Mexicans will have until secretary of state for African af- 2 a. m. Sunday to imbibe before fairs, and Deputy Assistant Sec­ the blue law goes into effect. retary of State Carl T. Rowan Residents of Albuquerque, N. M., fired the new barrages in were cultivating acquaintances in speeches Wednesday night. the Air Force. Officers' and non­ Williams told a meeting of 511- commissioned officers' clubs at ms Delta Chi journalism frater­ nity in Detroit that foreigners and "local extremists" rather than Katanga President Moise Tihombe were responsible for Congo violence which led to UN mill tary action. Describing Tsbombc at "a man of some responsibility," he n id By PHIL NEWSOM the real force behind Katangan UPI ForalgB News Analyst move* against the United Nations President Gamal Abdel Nasser this month were "local political extremists and aome 400 foreign is not exactly starting again from mercenaries, men of the worst scratch. He still has Egypt and he still has Cairo radio. reputation." Aa of this week, with Cario Ra­ dio as hii chief weapon, he was at verbal warfare with moat of the nations of the Middle East, with Britain and Franco thrown in for good measure. In the apace of a month this A New Year’* Eve dance will year, Naiter enjoyed the sweet.be sponsored by American Le nest of victory and the bittergion I'oat 23d at Terebo's Rea tie** of defeat. On Sept. I he met taurant at the Seminole Park with leader* of uocommltted na­ tions at Belgrade to act at the Raceway near Casselberry. Legionnairea Carl Stoddard, Lu­ chief spokesman for Arab nations. On Sept. 21, a military revolt ther Mynderse and Ben Evans, who make up the dance commit­ in Syria spilt the United Arab tee, promise a gala evening be­ Republic and reduced Nasser to ginning at 9 p. m. with all the the ilatus of leader of a second­ traditional merry-making. A four- ary nation spread out aloog the piece orchestra will play for Nile. But neither then nor now could dancing, refreshments will be available during the evening and a this smiling, 43-year-old deter­ breakfast will be served following mined man with the football build ba written off. the dance. He haa WTltten down his objec­ tives. He has a demonstrated control of the Arab street moba and of paatlonale Arab invective, * s: w i > u i .»: t o t a t i * OAIV(J IliWMIBkloN Againat him the West has tried Vallrr af Daklle llaaHaf Nolle* I* haraby (laan, lhat af- threats, gifts, boycott! aod bombs. lar conaldara rlon. (h* Bemtnol# He haa not bestltated to cron County Zoning Commltalon will iwords with Khrushchev while a c­ liuld a public haarlnff to determine Ilia fraalltlllly or r»comm*ndlng to cepting Soviet aid. th* Hoard o f County CoinmtaalotiHe rode to power as a simple ar* that thr fullon ln x daicrlbad property pr* a* nlly ion ad M*t In­ man who, aa a benevolent dicta­ dustrial ha toned f -t Agricultural: tor, would relieve Egypt's poverty N m ft o f E!| o f NE14 of KF-1* ard give its people dignity. lying YVaat o f Scotch Glu Run fe t hia ambitlona went far be­ Crtak Section ::-30H-SoE. 1'ul.llu lirarlng wltl b* bald tn yond. He sees these expanding Ih* tumtiiol# County Court llouaa, County Commlaalonara Room. Matt- ambitions in "circles", first tbe ford, Florida, on Wednesday, Ja n ­ Arab world of the Middle Eait; uary ie, 1M! at 7 : !t D. M. o r *• aecond, the whole of Africa, and soon thtraafiar a* poaalbla, Mamlnol* County Zoning Com­ third, the Moslem world and .ta U S. Replies To Katanga Critics Sanford Moose To Give Dance Sandia and Kiriland Air Force bases were exempt from the blue law. In Memphis, Tenth, lltcre vaa a run on p ru n e club memberahipa, since they were exempt from the Shelby Couniy bun on Sunday liquor and dancing. Those who couldn’t arrange a private club date were planning Saturday night festivities, Indiana'! taverns and night clubs, prohibited front Sunday sales, were planning special fes­ tivities Saturday night but owners were grousing lhat they would take lo less than if New Year s Eve fell on another night. Ohioans may drink 3,2 beer un­ til midnight Sunday and alter that will be able to toast the New Year wjth stronger stuff. In Illinois, another state with relatively liberal laws regarding liquor sales, numerous counties and townships ban Sunday sales. Thus Boone County, GO miles west of Chicago, will close its taverns Sunday. Nasser 'Empire' Depleted But He Still Is Not Exactly Destitute Legion Post 256 To Sponsor Dance New Year's Eve The Sanford Moose Lodge will sponsor a New Year's Eve dance for adult members of the order and their guests beginning at 8 p. m. at the I-ake Mary Fire Hall. According lo 11. I,. McKinney, dance committee chairman, music will Ih- from the Juke box for which members have selected a variety of records featuring pol­ kas, wallies and the ever-popular rock 'n roll. Light refreshments will lw available at (he Hall. Other Moose members working with McKinney on arrangements for the celebration are Bob Willi* and Ernie Clements. Lake Mary Fire Caused By Heater Thr Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept, waa credited with saving the Lake St. home occupied by Fred •McMurny about noon Thursday when an overheated space beater ignited the wall back of it. According tn Fireman Harvey Pugh, very little damage result­ ed, however, MeMurray was told lo relocate the healer which wai placed only about four inches from tho wait, he aald. millioDi. Dir­ • P h lV O L K COUNTY F.UAIMi I OMMlialOT A stir* *r I 's b tlc H earing Notice la haraby given, that aftar consideration, th* lUmtnota c o u n ­ ty Zoning CommlMlon wilt hold a public li*arlng lit tftlarmln* It.* T«aa!l>lllly o f r » i omm*nf!lng lo the Hoard o f c o u n i y Commi*alon*ra that tho following d*«crlb*d pr o­ perty presently sowed A - l Agricul­ ture lit tunrd H-S Duplex! Th* Mouth Sll ft o f th* E l i o f tb* MCU of th* Ntv«i l*a* Mouth It ft for road Mtetlon II-IIS-ISE. Public hearing will h« bald tn Ih* Mamlnol* County Court Houaa, County I'ommlaalontra Room. Manford, Florida, on Wednesday, Jan­ uary ta, l i t : at T:te D. M. or a* loop thereafter a* possible. M.-uilnol* County Zoning Com­ mission Oy Robert t. Brown Maml.tola County Zoning Dir­ ector r . a l l i h a»#e. IS, **. 1111, He has written: "The annali of history are full of heroes who carved for them­ selves great and heroic roles, and played them on momentous occa­ sions. It seems lo me that in the Arab world there is a role wan­ dering in search of a hero." This week, he broke up hia fed­ eration with Yemen and linked it v/ith Saudi Arabs as a "reactionary" government. On King baud ot Saudi Arabia and King Hussein of Jordan be also pinned ihc label* ot "im per­ ialist agents." He called Yemen, Saudi Arabia and Jordan repre­ sentative! of a "fifth column" in­ side the Arab world. He baa accused France of opern'*3g a spy ring againit him aod of coni,tiring openly with Israel 1962 Civil Rights Bill 1961 and gave much credit to lo. cal and state officials, particular, ly for blocking violence in school desegregation caves. The heavy stress that Atty. General Robert F. Kennedy placed in a year-end report lo hii brother, the president, on localstate cooperation made it appar* ent that federal legislation on civ . II rights would not be sought by Kennedy next year. The report voiced confidence "that this year's progress will continue, and that It will be car. ried forward with the effort and approval of the American peo­ ple." 1'he attorney general said there hid been improvement in the fields o( voting, employment and schools, " I can report to you that thr law enforcement offieera and civic leaders in the vast m a. jority of communities have met their obligations," ha said. But wliila hailing local state co­ operation, which he said the Jus. tire* Department achieved without fanfare, Robert Kennedy also pointed to Increase court action by his aides to assure equal rights for Negroes in various eir* it rights fields. He noted that school* in many Southern communities," including those in the important cities ot Atlanta, Nrwr Orleans, Jittle Rock, Memphis and Dallas, were deseg­ regated" this fall. He added that for the first time lince the Su­ preme Court’s desegregation do* riaion in 193t there waa no vio­ lence or disrespect for the law/* PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Authoritative sources indicated to­ day the Kennedy administration has decided against proposing civ­ il rights legislstion to Congress in 1 K 2 . Tins appeared to be the case when the administration Thurs­ day night reported "important progress" in civil right* during Catholic Women Name Winners Of Holiday Project Winner* of a Christmas project sponsored by live Catholic's Wom­ en’* Club of Lake Mary'a Church of th* Nativity have been an­ nounced. P riiei were ceramic piece* doBated hy Mri. E. D. Rinehart of Rinehart Studios. First prire of the 22-piece Nativity act went to E. Henry ot Sunland Dr., Sunland Eatatei; second prlre of a cer­ amic crucifix went to J. Paddcn Sr. of Pittsburgh. Pa. and third prize of a statuette of the Sacred Heart went to John Walker of 20th St., Sanford. Ceramic aUlutci of the Virgin Mary were presented to each of the five women selling the largest number of ticket* on the project. All of the prises and gift* were on display through Christmas Week in the window of the Seminole Loan Corp. offices. REM IN DER: Saturday Is The Last Day Of — Garrett's Pre - Inventory FABRIC SALE OPEN FRIDAY EVENING For Yoar And 'Til 'TIL 9 Convenient* 6:30 I*. M. Sat. SHOP NOW AND SAVE NOTICE againit Egypt. Britain, Turkey and Iran, he says, also oppose him. I will not be responsible for any debts Inrurred by anyone other than myself. THOMAS J. 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T he Fasulas Sanford Senior-Junior Story Leagues Present Program At Christmas Party Greet Many Friends During Holidays W IT ^H • • • l>ottie H iggin both am . KING SMITH It one or thoic people who was born on Christmai day and he celebrated hit 10th birthday at the home of hit par* enta, Mr. and Mra. Darwin Smith at their home, KKW Adam* Avo. King ia a atudrnl at Florida Southern Univeriity, which it the 12lh achool that he haa attended. During hit achool year*, because hit father was in the Navy ai>d the family moved around a lot, King attended 11 different achool*. "But 1 like the achool! in Flor­ ida and particularly in Sanford, best of all," said King, who grad­ uated with the 1961 class at SHS. King found himself busy over the holidays as he assisted his mother, who It president of the Navy Wive* Club 211, with their welfare work before Chriitmas, Ilia job was to help deliver toys, clothing, food basket* and gifts to needy families. At Florida Southern, King is a charter member of the first col­ legiate Civltan Club In the U. S. The group, In keeping with the national project of the national Civitan Club, aold the Claxton fruit cakca and worked with the icnlor club in Lakeland, • * K IN G SMITH fi ■ ii 1 8 ■r-ff— I* ft.- SKATING IS WONDERFUL recreation for young and old, and the family who has brought roller skating to Sanford la wonderful, too. Sbealy and Emmoltna Beal and their children Sheala and Chuck are well-known and well-liked in Sanford, and the Mclodee Rink haa proved to be one o( lha most pop­ ular places In town since they opened their doors a few weeks ego. The Bests are native Sanford Res and aa such art right at home hero among old friends and a c­ quaintances and member* of Unit families. They recently bought a new home on Vihlen ltd. end have moved In. Emmeline (till com ­ mute* to St. Luka's School with Chuck each day, where she teaches third and fourth grades end Chuck attends tha eighth grade. In her "sp a re " time, Emmeline helps out at the rink, as do pretty Sheala and active, energetic, Chuck. "Chuck would spend all his wak­ ing hours skating if 1 would let him ," said Emmaline, "so I have to hold down his exuberance a little.H Tha Beats are living proof of League progrnm. The baby In the crib In Kenneth, the infnnt non of Mr. and Mra. Nick Pfcifauf. Other children from left are, Doug Jurss, taking thp part o f the ahepherd; Linda Pfeifauf and Tari Lynn Jurtts, angels and choir hoy, Jackie Jiirns. Personals MAIITIIA LEE HOSE has been chosen as one of the outstanding members of the Sanford Uirli 4>ll Club by the organization. Martha, who llvca with her mo­ ther and grandmother at 303 K. 19th St., is ten years old and has been In the 4-H Club for a year and a half. She Is now serving her second year as chaplain of the club. She enjoys cooking and sewing and won a blue ribbon In the coun­ ty fair last yesr for her marzlptn cookies. She also made and mod­ eled an apron !n Ihe 4-H d re u re­ view held last year. A fifth grader at Westsidc Gram­ mar School Martha la very fond o [ horses and is reported to be a good rider. She Is also interealrd in science and has a large col­ lodion of rocks. Another honor that was award­ ed to Martha was the privilege o f' attending Camp McQuarrlc last summer on • scholarship for her outstanding work In tha 4-11 Club. • • * BILLY SHOEMAKER, five year old grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Shoemaker, Sr. Is visiting in Stnford with his parents, Bill and Violet Shoemaker of New Bruntwick, N. J. Billy recently paid a visit to tha Herald office to ‘'help" his grandmother, who is bookkeeper for the newspaper. He busied him­ self writing ard drawing and mak­ ing himself useful around the o f­ fice. Later he accompanied his grindmother, "Shu" as she is affertionately known to the office stall, on one of her twice-daily trips to the post office. On the itreet, e newsboy asked If tha lady would like to buy a copy of the Sanford Herald, just off the preas. "Oh, no," said BUly, "w e work there I" Billy and his parents were ac­ companied to Sanford by two younger brothrrs, Bobby and Tom­ my, While spending a nice vaca­ tion in Sanford, Bill and Violet arc alio vlaitlng brother Kuy and wife Sophie, sister Helen end husband Boh, They were caught up In a gay whirl of holiday activities and have been seen at all the social functions around town. • • • By MONA OMNRTEAD Members of the Sanford Story |for a Christmas party and pro-1 the gaiety and reverence of Christ* Mayor and Mrs. Frank Faiula of North Orlando were host* to a League and the Little Women Jun­ gram. Seasonal decorations were mas m a program interwoven with number o f guests who called at ior Story League met recently at Jused throughout the house. music, art and stories. Mra. Snytheir M on Rd. home during the the home of Mra. Clarence Snyder, Mra. Gretchen Crowell combined I der read a prayer and the "Story weekend holidays. Entertaining at a Christmai Eve party, they honored Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sutton, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Memory. Rocko Zeullo Rurl Stripling and Mrs. Fasula'a sister, Mrs. Dolores Helling*. As the guest* arrived they re­ ceived gifts from their hosts and later in the evening after fun and conversation, were served refresh ment* of party snicks and coffee. Guests railing at the fasula home on Christmas day Included Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. James D. Grlnatrad snd sons, Dick Tcrcbo, Gus Mil­ ler, Clarence Memory and Mr*. Helling* and her children, Dickie, Charles and Beth Ann. Miller also was a guest for the 7 p m . family holiday dinner. Guests o f the Fasula'a daugh­ ters. Jackie and Becky, were their friends, Marrily Jadwin and Katie Herman of Winter Park. Jackie and Becky left Wednes day for Pompano Beach where they will visit their grandparent* until Saturday when they will re A NATIVITY TABLEAU presented by a group of children at the Stnry turn home. Osteen • By MRS. C M HENCE SNYDER Daniel Woodhull and hia son Wealey of Lalngiburg, Mich., left for their home Saturday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Meiroio and Mr. and Mrs, Warren klclrose, Janet Beall, a student at Ten­ nessee University ia spending the hotidoy* with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Earl Beall. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams had Christmas dinner with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hopper and daugh­ ter, Phyllis, in Orlando. Personals FAMILY REUNION— Mr. and Mra. B. H. William* had all o f their chil­ dren anil grandchildren with them for one day during Christmas. Front row with Mr. and Mrs. Williams are their seven grandchildren. From left are Cathy, Patricia, Mary, Sybil, Robert and Thomas Best Jr, Standing are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Best, John Williams and Cnpl. and Mrs. B. II. Williams, of Goldsboro, N. C. (Herald Photo) - ' /M> I ; *■> i ■ ' «i m s s 1 BILLY the efficacious benefits of skating for they are all healthy snd active, full of life and fun, and the chil­ dren who come to the rink think Ihst the Ucsti are the nicest peo­ ple in the world. Mra. Rest told us wlirn wa were interviewing her for the grand opening of the Mclodee Rink that skating is extensively used as therapy fur children and adults who have had muscles and limbs damaged with polio paralysis and other diseases. "W e hate children es young as two years old who skale around and around quite confidently, and we had one 65 year old man who won a race in one of the speed skating events, so you can see that Just about ev cu on e can akalr, and it's wonderful exercise," said Mra. Best. An amusing remark was nude to me by a member o f my family who is an avid skater, referring to a frienu who la having a terrlble time learning to keep the skate* under him. "He even falls down holding onto ihe rail," he said, shaking his head ruefully. The most aeliva skaters are til* pre-teen and early teen group, and one of Ilia next moat active groups are the young Navy men, who en­ joy skating *o very' much that some of them become quite ac­ complished and oven take part in some of the shows that are put on by the rinks from time to time. In conaervativa families of Korea, a woman rarely has a name. Men refer to her merely as the wife, daughter or soother of some other mala and aha eat* after the men and tn a different place. Mr. and Mra. il. If. Collier, llcrBy MRS. ADAM MULLER beth Anne and Rill, spent the Mr* taittic Berk of Coloinha lid. ( hrlslmas weekend In Brunson S. who (pent several weeks in PatC., with Mra. Collier's parents, Mr. and Mra. A. L. Bowers. tersoa, N. J., with bar family ha* While there they alio visited other returned In time to spend Christ­ relatives in Orangeburg and the mas in DeBary. surrounding area. Mr. and Mrs. James Rucker Sir. and Mrs. Ren Howland, with several neighbor* enjoyed Patty and Donna, spent tha psat Chriitmas dinner at the Langford weekend with Mrs. Howland‘1 par­ Hotel In Winter Park. ent*, Mr. and Mra. J. W. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Annis re­ in Jacksonville. cently entertained Mr. and Mrs. Zniner and daughter Carol from Hawlhorne, N. Y. On Lake Susan m DeBary a lighted Christmas tree on a float Just south of St. Ann's Church is a pretty sight to see. Many of the Philalhaa Sunday School Class homes are decorated with lights of the First Presbytarlan Church and almost compare with some of meets at T:4S p.m. at the home of the famous fairy tales of our Mra. George Stine, 429 Summerlin youth. Ave. Mrs. F. T . Merrlwcther will Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Michelsrn of Orchid Dr. have a* their houseserve aa co-hoatas*. Church Calendar For tha convenience of thotte . . . nltending Holiday WE Teller*' Creed * Little Jackie Juris, dressed m a white choir robe, sang a carol. Mrs. S. J. Nix read an original poem, "M agic of Christmas." As Miss Sonji Mooforlon, a c­ companied by Miss Joan Wilke at the piano, sang " 0 Holy Night," Mrs. Snyder's grandchildren pre­ sented a tableau of the Nativity. A wooden manger filled with straw held the infant son of Mr. and Mr*. Nick Pfeifauf. A spell of enchantment wa* cast as Mr*. E. C. Williams told “ Why the Chime* Rang.’' As the story unfolded, it came to life on Mrs. Crowell's easel Her finished pic­ ture showed the church with its tall spire, the musical notes of the chimes, and "Little Brother" plac­ ing his tiny gift on the altar. Girls of the Little Women Lea­ gue sang, "Oh Come all Ye Faithful," accompanied by Mrs. Betty Snyder and her accordion. Tal­ ented story teller* from this group appearing on the program were Patsy Owens, Sandy Metzler and Linda Ethridge. Patsy told "The Night Before Christmas." Linda used a* her selection. "The Christ m u Puppy." and Sandy told * story written by Nick Pfeifauf en­ titled, "Mixed-up Chriitmas.'* Mr*. W. L. Roche told a tradi­ tional storf, "Gift of the Magi," by O. Henry. A* a finale to the pro­ gram all held lighted candles as Miss Monforton, accompanied by Misa Wilke, tang "Christmas Can­ dles" and "Silent Night." Mr*. Snyder. Mrs. Robert Wil­ liams. Mr*. Betty Snyder. Mrs. R. W. Tench and Mrs. M. N. Cleveland served fruit cake, candy and punch to the 40 members and guests present. The local Welcome Wagon hos­ tess, Mrs Virginia Petrofkl. A d her husband received a most wel­ come surprise during the holidays. For the first time in 12 years the entire family spent Christmaa at Ihe petroskj home. Previously some member of the family found it impossible to attend due to var­ ious things including some in tha military service overseas. Following a sumptuous Christ­ mas dinner, games and m i| c were enjoyed throughout the evening. Those present were Mrs. Pc* troski’ s pan-nts. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde II. Beers, from Moadvllle, Pa., who are spending Ihe winter in Sanford: their son. Garlord and wife and son. of Orlando. Mrs. James Glasscock, their son and two daughters, and Miss Julia Petroski. of Maitland; Mr. £ d Mrs. Kenneth Keene of Mcadville, Pa., who are spending the winter In Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tomlinson, Daytona Beach and Daryl Endes, Church Class T o Meet Tuesday j The Daughter* of Wesley Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church will hold the first meeting of the new year, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in McKinley Hall. Mr*. L. E. Estes and her group will serve as hostesses. Don't put your holiday season cheer behind the wheel, especial­ ly If It it the drinking kind, 0 The Auxiliary to the DeBary Volunteer Fire Department spon­ sored the annual covered dish sup­ per for member*, their husbands and friend*. Mr*. Charles Schneider was chairman of the event assisted by her committee. Meat halls, home­ made pound rake and beverage were served by Ihe auxiliary and members brought the covered dishes, salada and their own table service. Mr*, Charles Ulrich, auxiliary president, welcomed the diners. GIFTS 1 - TABLE WILL HE j Your Welcome Wagon llw tru i will rail with a basket o f gifts . . . and friend Iv greetings from our religious, civic and business leaders. • . * * OF Assorted Blends 86 to 46 Inches guests Mrs. Rutkcll Williams of Harold Jenkins and son Mark, I). Bristol, Tenn., and formerly of Jenkins of Frostburg, Md., and DeBary, and Mr*. Henry Moye of Mr. and Mr*. W. Bragg Daytona Beach. For Christmas dinner they were Joined by Mr. and Mrs. Louis St. Amand of En­ terprise and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wind. The Micheliens entertained on Saturday for cocktails and din­ ner Mrs. Elsie Reed, Mrs. Mar­ jorie Boyle, William MacKenzic and Mr. and Mr*. Joseph llylwa. Mr. and Mr*. William Stripp of Legion Place entertained at Christmas dinner Mrs. Slripp's mother. Mrs. F. J. Lombarakl and sister, Sally Gerlly of Orange City, When you m o v e ... SEW AND SAVE DeBary Personals (psUiAonalA . Christmas Day Sponsors Supper By SIIIRLEY WENTWORTH Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moro of Craig Dr., Rear Lake Manor, have an­ nounced tha birth of a alx pound, seven ounce daughter born Tues­ day at the Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Sharing honors as grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. Henry Wit*ler and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moro of St. Genevieve, Mo. , Holds Reunion : DeBary Auxiliary Bear Lake MARTHA ROSE Petroski Family The Wide FABRIC= • DRAPERIES O SLIP • CARPETING Drapery 2559 COVERS Hardware PARK l DRIVE TABLE OF BLENDS .FA 2-5783 V A L U E S T O SI.89 CHOICE OF — Arnel Jersey Pure Silk w Rayon Taffetta Q Linen-Type W rai.a r_ Nylon Chiffon wj* (Printed or Holld) ^ AND OTHERS _ < s Event* Some Seconds OPEN Saturday & Sunday Nile Open Monday— New Year's Day 11 too P. M. ’TIL 8:00 A. M. NEW SHIPMENT for TARPOON S MID-NITE BREAKFAST H-inchea Wide J WASHABLE * 1 9 ™ Values to $1.98 d ««'t tpand o cant on whfto goods 'til yov mo Sara By Sawlag Quality Fabric At Lower Price* PENNEY'S GIANT WHITE GOODS NEXT TUESDAY I watch your nowapaporal tromandovs savings on tfco way I R EM N AN T Division Of Haw River Remnant Shape . Haw River. H. C. HW Y 17-92 NORTH OF MAITLAND IN F E R N P A R K SEW AND SAVE 4 * a �/ Thf fra ttfo rh V rrnlfr Fri. Dee. 2fl, 1361 — Pnpe 3 (DsuaJi dbbij: • 0 DEAR ABBY: M\ sister is married to a mint who jrets drunk, loses his temper and beats her to a pulp. When that hap­ pens she calls us nnd my husband and 1 rush over to save her life. Last right it happened again and my husband said he was fed up with those two fools fighting nnd he was not going to have his sleep disturbed any more. 1 begged him to go, but he said he didn't care if her husband killed her. One of iheir neighbors called the police and they locked my brother-inlaw up. My sister is pregnant, her hits-band is in jail, and my husband refuses to go bail. I am very angry with mv husbnnd. Am I wrong? SAD siSTEIt DEAR SISTER; If your sister won’ t sign a complaint fur assault against her husband, there is little you nr the authori­ ties can do. That she would continue to expose herself to drunken brutality suggests that she is perhaps a little sick hery self. That is undoubtedly your husband's conclusion, though he expresses it tnctlessly. Meanwhile. I would let the boozedup wife beater dehydrate in jail while 1 tried to make sister sro the light. (Also, some states have laws of interdiction against drinking. How about yours?) • 0 • ♦ DEAR ABBY: My parents forbid me to go with boys over 18. I am 15 and like a guy who says he is 18, hut several pco- (jl)& J J vi DEAR TROUBLE: A miss Is as good a mile. Especially when a fellow misses the truth. 1 think your parents have his number. Don’t count on a guy who can’t count. * • • DEAR ABBY: Please ask NOT LOOK­ ING who he thinks he is kidding. A man who would place an ad in the newspaper to find himself a wife is sure enough LOOKING. And if ho answered 61 of those ads and couldn’t find a woman to suit him. he must be very hard to please. He brags that he lives on a Inke. Let him go jump in it. • • * CONFIDENTIAL TO H. M. S. TINAFORE: Yes, there is help for you. Tnlk to your family doctor. He hears eases like yours every day and can keep a confidence. * • * Are things rugged? For a personal reply, write to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., and don’ t forget a stamped, self-addressed envelope. By Ruth Millet On place. They are startling enough In a beatnik hangout—worn by girls who do nothing to their hair but let it grow and dye it strange colors, but just think how those Trope* outfits will look on »igh school girls and housewives, run­ ning around neighborhood shop­ ping renter*. Pari* has, from time to time, f,,..e d some pretty unbecoming "r.ew” looks on us. But heaven help us if we start following the "fashion" line at dreamed up by the atringy-haired beatniks of St. Trope*. By Oswald Jacoby the Jack which Writ look with the queen. Now West cashed the last two heart* and shifted to the right of clubs. Dummy played the nine. East the ten. and South the ace. South cashed tha nine o f spades and East was iqueered. He hid to unguird the queen of clubs in order to retain a high diamond and South made the list two tricks with dummy's king and Jack of clubs. Where did the defense go wrong* The fault was West's. He should have let the jack of spades hold. Then when he did get the lead he would be able (o take enough trick* to set the hand. NORTH (0 ) U A 103 V A 32 ♦ A 78 83 * K J« tVF.ST EAST A 0 8 7 92 (K it VK 10B 7 i *09 4J ♦K 10M *87 4 Q 1033 SOUTH (A ll VJM ♦ QOS (A IM Doth vulnerable and North and South (0 part score. North Rail Heath W*et 14 Past 3 N.T. Fasa Par* Pssa Opening lead—V 10 d iiq h tiq h iA 7:80-8:80 p. tn. (NBC) Interna­ tional Showtime—Taped. “ Holiday V O n lea In France" is the festive program featuring etar European lee ekater*. Among the acta ap­ pearing in the Morris Chnlfen Company are: "Parlalan Vanities" — with 30 skaters, headed by Sara Jo and George Joseph, two New Yorker*; "Meditation," from tha opera “ Dial*," interpreted by Erika Kraft, Bavarian and Gtr^ m i n champion; and "Snnwman'a V W alti," a production i l s i b a r , ■tarring Fred Hagemann and Jean Duff, with six ekater* performing as snowmen. Tha program was taped before an audience in Lyon. France, Don Ameehe serve* as host. 8-8:80 p- m. (ABC) The Hatha­ ways — "The Jingle Contest," Charlie, the Chimp, ha* turned £ composer. At least, so It sound* to Walter, who hear* Charlie banging out a tune on the piano, and d*. eidea to enter a (hopping renter contest. A boat ha* been offered a* first prise. When neighbor Bert Broekwood IGeorg* Ives), who ha* overheard the tune, also want* to get into the act, the question posed ie: was Charlie the original com­ poser, or did he lift the melody # I m ? Starring Peggy Cass and Jack Weston, 8:30-9:10 p. m. (CBS) Route tfi "Burning For Burning." Excellent acting in this on* by Bu* and Tod (Georg* Maharit and Martin Mil­ ner) defy a wealthy matriarch (Beulah Bondi) and her bigoted ■on (Pat lllnglc) for their hostil­ ity toward the widowed bride (Inger Stevens) of their son, blame • f o r whose death they believe is hers. They even reject her child a* not of their blood. Inger Steven* i* most appealing as the frightened Swedish girl in a strange country and Miaa Bondi gives a fin* reprise o f the stemtype mother role she ha* done ao often. But most fascinating la Hlngla* role as the narrow-mlndycd and unyielding brother-in-law. FRIDAY P. M. pic have told my parents he is 22 or 23. When I asked him to prove to my pnrents that he was only 18. he said they would just have to take his word for it. How can I find out for sure how old he is and if he happens to be a little older than he says he is, should that make any difference? His age doesn’ t matter to me. PARENT TROUBLE pants the designer* have dreamed up a long-sleeved, high-necked shirt chopped off high enough to allow eight or ten inches of bare skin between shirt and pants. Iwl's hope the St. Troper pants don't catch on with our sweet young things—for if they do no telling what other crazy fads from St. Trope* .will follow. If you've ever sat at a sidewalk cafe in St. Trope* aince Brigitte Bardot's crowd turned that little fishing village on the Biviera into a beatnik side ahow you know what an endless variety of weird costumes could come out of the j/xoby In this hand from the 1931 match, I have purposely omitted names. South played his two no— trump contract very well amt ® m a d e tt, but really good defense Would have beaten him. East won the first trick with the quern of heart! and returned the cult. South held off till the third lead. Then he led a small diamond from dummy. D ili was won by hll queen after East play­ ed low. A diamond return to the 0 ace disclosed the bad break in that suit and South led dummy's ten of spades. East played the king. South won with the ace and led By Abigail Van Buren (xJo MMLH: Now that the fad for wearing Jean* low on the hip* hi* about had its run with teen-age boy*, fashion designer* *re trying to get the girl* interested in a • feminine version of the same (loppy style. Called the "St, Trope* bikini pants'1 tire feminine (if you call it that) outfit has the pants cut low (not Just worn low) and they depend on a skintight fit for anchorage. Unlike Jeans, the St. Trope* pant* are bell bottomed— giving them an even sloppier look If possible. ® To be worn with the St. Trope* Weekend T V Time Previews 9:30-10:30 p. m. (NBC) The Dinah Shore Show, Color. W'ere it not for Dinah's effervescence and admirable refusal to be tap­ ped, Nat "K in g" Cole might well have stolen this show. Cole's ting­ ing o f “ I Won’t Twist" will get echoing "Amens" from viewers and hli eotoe of "Sweet Lorraine" and "W hy Don’t You Do R ight?" are juat right. Dinah has torn* hefty solo* end is most effective In tandem with her guests, espe­ cially a duet with Ginger Rogers of "Some Of Theta Days." Dinah eschews comedy sketches on this on* to make it almost a purely musical show, except for a George Purns monologue about Hollywood parties you'd better not believe. Dinah's beet solo; "Ones In A Lifetime" from the new Broadway musical “ Subways Are For Sleep­ ing." SHAPELY neighbor Lana Turner helps Bob Hope buy groceries for the house he has rented in Paradise Vil­ lage,, a modern housing development, in this scene from "Bachelor in Paradise." Lana Turner co-stars with Hope for the first time in the CinemnScopc nnd color comedy, with other lending roles played by Jim Hutton, Paula Prentiss, Don Porter, Virginia Grey nnd Agnes Moorehead. Hope And Turner At Ritz Sunday Bob Hope and I.ana Turner costar for the first time in the new Metro - tloldwyn - Mayer comedy, "Bachelor in Paradise" at the Bit* Theatre here Sunday through Wednesday, Hope is seen as a writer.exploring the manners and mores of American marital life in the midst of a modem California housing de­ velopment, surrounded by a group of wives who are domestically dis­ contented. 1-ana is tha develop­ ment's interior decorator and the only other “ bachelor'* in the com­ M l (I) Ctiannev * ivawiroet* (*) Nrwi (S» t O'clock Metis 1:29 t l ' Atlantia W .athsr (*) Mlisstons or th# Csnlitr* 1:1) <Il Nawacop* m MIS FI*. K m I is r*i Th* Huccanaer* I d tlitrtln lM ••It «t > ItunUar-Hrlnhltr !.• ) (S) 1'lctur* of th* Weak I d Outdncr Holl.Ha l)esr( (1) shotgun 81*4* T II (t) Dau* i:4wsrd> 7:1* ( d ItswhMs I d Shannon •:C0 ( d Th# llsth sw sjs 1:1* tit I'atecttre* 1*1 Itoute t< ( d The Fllntstensa t: f* <d 7* aunsst atrip » 19 ( d Fathsr at tha D<14a (2) ttlnah Shot* te e# t d Tha Corruptsra (SI Twilight Zona 10:30 (21 litre and Now I d Ky*witness lit** Id Newaeop# ( d Channsl tie Kawaroaaa IS) Mld-Flerld* New* 11:2* (2) Jack Taar l» . Channsl * Thaatrs ( d l lolly woe* Movla Calv*. tads SATURDAY A. M. munity, When he rent* her house, the fun begin*. Based on n story by Vera Canpary and filmed in CitiemnScopr and color, "Bachelor In Paradise" wins laughs from myriad aspect* of typical incidents in housing de­ velopment living, ranging from the hasarda of freeways, garhiige dis­ posal machines, washing machines and other step-saving household appliances to such fnmitnr phe­ nomenon of the well-regulated life ns supermarkets and haby-slttcri. I ’M <n « t c « Cm 1 *) i d i l r .a i r . iloiaese I D Id Saturday Morning far th* Kid* 1:11 ( d Countdown K i e l ( d "Good Morning" 2:09 ( d Gene Autry <d Good Morning (1) Sign On t:«S (I) Ctrtonnavll!* ( d Captain Kansas** 1:1* (II IMp th* IMptr I •:• * ( t l Shari Lewis Shtw III Action Th**i*r I d VMM V lllai• t t :lf 111 King Leonardo ( d .Might* Mtsee Mayka*#* it tl (II Furr ( I ) Migle U s d of A llah*i*oi (tl On T»ur Mark tt:l» ( d Maka Itonm tor Paddy III llo* tlagara (II Mails Kansk 11:0* (1> t pdtl* iSI Sk* King I d Mock* Jonas Television MONDAY P. 31. SUNDAY P- M. n «» (1) A Star Khali Tilt* ti ti tin 11:10 11:19 1!:tl 1:90 1 »9 1.19 1(1 1:00 I 19 4:19 (.99 I 90 1 : 1* (;t* ( ( ) America'* Nawsrrtl Album (*> HI Nun In At tlla (It Air Forea Story (II Sunday Nawa 111 Crat rtobrrti (91 Washington C on rsna tlon (9) llrfYtrd Jr. Coll*** Fraaanti (91 Sunday Nawa <11 Itaratd af Truth < d "Th» Light That Filled" <21 Madia < d Spier. Bcltne* Nawa (1) World Champion Tro Football ( I ) lnduetry On Farad* I d Davey * Goliath I D Fro Football t d TV Him* Tour* I d Oorp.l Mr India. ( I ) Sunday Matlnr* (It Fattrrna In Mu.la 111 Amataur Hour <11 Wladom (91 O.B, College Bowl ( t l M*at th* Praia ( d Death Valley (.11 <21 (I I Id 1:*9 <11 <d M ( (I) (11 7:1* (:•( <11 III 1:91 9:1* 19:9* 11:19 It.*9 11:11 II 88 ( ( ) Itil* (It t l ill ( I ) 11:91 ( I ) Lev* af LG* Fra (Jim* K ic k o f f Search For Tomorrow Guiding I.leht Orange llowl (lit r e — LSI! vi. Colorado 1:9 9 (It F:.oii. Id t i ll <d I IS <21 !* l <(> (d Id 2:1! (9) (St 1:99 ( » l «.l» i d 4:10 (It Id 4:49 | d Id (It (It Id Open Window A . Th# World Turn* Sugar Howl Gam* raavwor.1 Art Linklttter Millionaire Tha Vrrdlrt la Tour* Charlra Colllugwood with tha New* llrlghtar Day Amrrloan Hand.tand Brcrat Storm itosr Howl Gama Pdit» ot Night American Youth Nawa Unct* Walt Fopay* rla yh oa a t Deputy Dawg Itln Tin Ti* Legal Notice 1, I, 1 — G* A May of Mavrrlrk llultwlnkl* I,tails Dennis th* Fellow th* Wonderful fi d Thinking k h t i i -k Show Htnaet Hun World S u l li v a n liU III Car I ! Whare Ar* T e a l (d (d (d (II (d III (I) (II (II (II (d (11 (d (d 12:19 <l> td till! ( d (1) Th* U v i n a s Ilontns* Ganaral Electrle Thaatar llua Stop Jack Hinny Show Itllhwaya o f Mrlodr Candid Camara Advrnluraa In Faradla* What’ * My Una Sunday Night Show Wallar Cronklln Nawa Mtd-Fta. Nawa Nawa. Waalhar, Ian. Smalhare Hally wood Movla Cava) rad* sig n Off Channal Nina Nawa K»a Parly X m i* t v * Midnight Msec o r AX M tA i, w r i m v o Th* Annual meeting of in am here o f the Kir«t Federal Saving* and Loan Association ot Bamlnola County w-lll ha held at tha of fle* o f th* Association on Wednesday. January ITth, 19(12, at 2 pm . Itosamond Chapman Secretary Publish Dae. 21. l i d A Joe. I, U. 11(2. F IC T IT IO U S N IM H NOTICE IB hereby given that I am i m a g e d In Inialtirsa at 1917 Id. Laks Avi., Longwood, S.m mols County, Florida, under th* (let!* tlou* nam* o f HCMIN'ot.t: SAI.KK, and that I Intend to register aatd name with the Clerk ot (he Circuit Court, Bstnlnol* County, Florida, tn arrerdanca with <ha provision* e f the Fictitious Nome statutes, to .w lt l S-ctlon I d . 02 Florida Statutes 1117, Big: A. H. Tanner Publish Deo. 22, 21. l i d * Jan. 1, 11. t i l l . a t : M i M i l . n rttl'.VTV CONING COM M ISSIO N N nflro o f P u b lic l l r a r la g MONDAY A. M. l . t l ( I I sig n o * Nolle# I* hereby given, that a f . 4:2* III Blau On tvr consideration. tha Horulnota 1:11 ( d Orav* a Farm Urport County Zoning Commission will SATURDAY P. M. ( d Coll*** at th* Air hold a public hearing to determine 1.99 (I I Today th* feasibility o f recommending 12 19 (21 Mr. W li ar* 1 09 id) W t k * Up Movlaa to th* Hoard of County Commis­ ISI Mr Friend Flick* 1:11 (2) Farm, Markat Itaport sioner* that th* tallowing des­ I d P.FD— Mld-Flerld* 1:29 (21 Today cribed property prceently aoned 12:5* i d ttaaahtll 111 W a kt-a p Cartoon* A-l Agriculture he toned M .l In­ tt*9 |*I Highway rttrnl 1.(1 I d Nawa and Waalhar dustrial! tlcgln at tha Intersec­ i d Itnbsrt Trout N#wt (II Nawa tion of center lino o f presrnt ACL 111 Humanities Court* 1:99 (91 Mlcktr Eva** Shew Hll It.w and eantar tin* ot 14th 1:19 Ml Accent l ; l ( (91 Capt. Kangaroo Ktrtel; thence run H’arly and (11 Feature Writing 1:24 ( I ) Waalhar and Nawa KW'trlr slung renter 1let• o f ACL 1*1 iVraaittng 1:19 (91 Csmoobv III* Hit It <W tn W a it Una flection t : l l 12) lllua- Gray Sooth*!! 1:19 i l l Today 1 -SOS-soil; thence run South a lo ng 1:09 (tl Galor Howl 9:19 III Jack l.alan* Show Weal lln* said Section ! «* a pt t:09 (II THA II) llompor ytoom •99 (t measured at right gngle* 1 19 (»l THA 1:29 (II Kahlnhood front canter lln* o f ACL Hit new II) Ding Dong School 1*1 dig rtrlttr* H/W| the nr* run NE'crly and 1:11 <*> W illi l lo Hi ll’t th* Law Northerly parallel to and 199 ft ( d Can. Fla. Nawa a tn l- rI <>0 ( d Nawacop* Easterly from renter lln* ACl. n il I d Football Highlights views It/W lo center line o f 11th Htraeti 191 Saws H i l l ( tl Sty Whan llienca Westerly tn roll leea earn*( d Calendar 9:19 (11 lloyal Canadian Mennlad (ary. Collet 11:11(9) Trouble With Fathar Public hearing will h* held ta ll:t<i ( d I’ lay Tour Itunch 1:01 Id lllua Antal. <h* Mcralnol* County Court llotla*. ( d t 1-ovs Lacy Ill SlaMlm* t*:4l (l> Ktch Plan Cooking School County Commtaaloner* Hoom, San­ 191 cantral Fla. Sheweta* PRESENCE of n child helps enemy capture of British 11:99 ( I ) X m a i Pay Church Barvlc* ford. Florida, on Wednesday, J a n . T119 111 " ’ all* Fargo uory 10 . 1)41 at 7:in P. XL or *■ commandos Gregory Peck, right. David Niv’on and James t d Vide* Villa** I d Carry Mason soon Iharaaftar aa poaalbla. (I) Thl Testa I d Grange Hon I Pared* Darren in Carl Foreman's "The Guns of Navnronc," new Srnilnota County Zoning Cam. 11:19 (1) Tourramsnt * ! Bn*** I 10 I d Th* Tall Man Columbia adventur«* in Eastman Color and CinemuScope mission Parade i d Tha Defender# lly Hobsrt S. Hrnwn ( d Burprla* Fechag* (I) i»>l* A Karrlat at the Movleland Drive-In Theatre. Hamlnuls County Zoning Dir* (1) Orante llowl Regatta 1:0* 111 Sal. Nliht Mnvlte actor I d l.awrtnc* Walk 11:11 ( d Harry Heesonar with Publish Dae. 12. tl. l t d . the News 1:19 (Si llava Gun Will Tnv*| 10:99 ( d Ha.kalhaU Tournamant (I) cltmamoka 19:11 (II Maka That Spare II 99 (II Sat. Ntgnt Show R i l i T lie a lre SHOWS AT A truly great motion picture, Jan. 8 and 4, "N o Name On The 11:99 ( d Mld-Flor'de Nawa 1:00-3:02-8:04 open & heroic in east and concept, Carl Bullet" In color, starring Audi* <•) Hollywood 7:00-0:08 Moyle Cav.Icad# Foreman's “ Tha Guns of Nava­ Murphy. Co-feature will bo "Last Mi l l ( d Champlonahl* Wraatllng rone" open* Sunday to breathless 11:19 121 Ulan Oft 'Guns Of Navarone' At Movieland i»:i8 audience excitement at the Movieland Theatre. Gregory Peck, David Niven nnd Anthony Quinn star in the film, a multi-million dollar Columbia Picture* release that was almost a year In the making. The ClnemaScnpp —Kastman Color adventure ro-iUr* Stanley linker, Anthony Qunyle, Irene Papas, Gia Praia and Jamee Darren. Sparking the film, which ie based on Alis­ tair MacLean’a best-selling novel, are the guns of Navarone them­ selves. The New Year'* Eve midnight ■how will also include "18 And A nilous" plus "Hideous Sun Deemon.” ■ On Wednesday and Thursday, Days of Pompeii’ In color, starring Steve Reeves. Friday and Saturday, Jan. 8 and a, a triple feature program will in­ clude "Second Time Around" with Deldde Reynolds; "Secret Ways" with Richard Widmark, and "Rest!♦»» Breed" with Scott Brady. ymutmwi Sales — ^ wnlKaunMi S e m in o le T V Borrow Oar Tab* O ke*er 3800 Sanford Are. FA 1-4080 • P TONITR A HAT. NITK - 8 BIO HITS $1.00 A CARLOAD FEATURE NO. I AT 7:00 OF THE CAT* "a JFrorlMiifini OF THE WEREWOLF” IN BLDODLING COLOR FEATURE NO. 3 AT 10:38 ONLT “ INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN” fft /s Special Holiday Show Come Early — Come Late Celebrate New Year’s Eve With Us A t 11:30 P. M. FEATURE NO. 2 AT 8:IS ONLY “CURSE Sat. TV RENTAL o u Ii4cC Il < c i r v f f RIDE-IN THEATRE “ SHADOW Today Bn “ Bob Hope’s Best Picture” STARTS SUNDAY COMING BUNDAY - MONDAY A TUESDAY SHOWING NITBLY AT 7:00 I*. M. FEATl'RETTB OK FLORIDA’S WONDER HPOTt IN GORGEOUS COLOR “ CHASING THE SUN” PLEASE NOTE SCHEDULE OF “ GUNS OF NAVARONE" ONE SHOWING NITELY - 8:00 P. M. (TIIIK DDK TO LENGTH OK THIS EXCITING MOVIE) COLUMDia PICTURES PRESENTS (iRKjORY PECK-DAVID NIVEN ANIIIONtf QUINN (U1 KMH13V THE GUN5 OF NAVAR0HE M b MV| a*S ac/vydsg H hut M N fm tM T* mtsin the . n u l l ! MU I * MIHOBT C'Jtni •II i l l PAPAS - i l l K i l l . JAMU Oil t i l uRtSBMI.SS.1 M I S S Ii Ur » a U l ~ *• * TED ROiMONO REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES 'TWY id IM O J g BOB H O K M A N a iU R N e ft A LL-S T A R FO O T B A LL ... T r r Saturday 4:45 I*. M. O il T V C H A N N H L 2 BUN. NITE DEC. 31st GIANT DOUBLE BILL FIR ST I liATURK NO. 1 “ 18 AND ANXIOUS” STARRING MARY WEBSTER FEATURE NO. 8 FED ERA L “ HIDEOUS SUN DEMON” Savings & Loan Association co-*po.s*<rre of this gam* NEW YEAR'S EVE M ID N IG H T SHOW ADMIBNION FOR MIDNITE SHOW • ALL TICKETS 75c JANIS PAIGE i JIM HUTTON PAULA PRENTISS KM PORTDt•VWG0MGRH-AGMtSMOOftOIEAO ■ROWS AT 140 • 1:00 • 0:00 • 7:00 . 0:00, �fftj> Sanfnrb Page 10 — Frl. Dec. 29, 19G1 V rnlb '' ITS N O U5£. I'LL. NEVER FIND IT on, eouv.» I DROPPEP MY Cl&AgETTB IN THIS VAT c ij a r e t t e ‘ sour*?* ) WHAT'S THAT? cjfW * u rn s S <NVENTion OF MINE HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results * OF BROTH.' Classified FA 2-2611 Office 204 W. First DEADlANeH CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Th e .. Eton PR. • » P. M. dap be for* Imertlo*. Mow. SeL i m i . UH-HUH. H£MV$,'r HOPE urrrof REVoes sou. s t r a ig h t th « TOOT A UTTER ITEM ) / *5POTL&j5 <( MW7TMNP ) THISWCKNMA. y IS HE 5TIUVWIT1N3 ^TO\W*3,THEc£Q<M4Mi>5r t#B MLSUIPLY/N3 AT A FEARFUL f&VTE...* HI* SESPONAiriUTT: TS« tlerald wi| mot Sc responsible (or more tb*o one iororrert laser Now of yoer id . and reserve* ISc R kSI lo n r iie or reject i t r ad vert Dement from wtal ordered tc conform lo ISa policies of ISla paper. ^SWCMOIHR? ’ J tti J 11 /J O f 1 LOOK A T TH E NEW DRESS I J U S T BOUGHT.. H O W ; — DO YOU LIK E IT NOW , D O N T B E STUBBORNSOONER O R LATER YOU'RE . GOING TO >,y \ h a v e TO ‘ COME UP AN D a ft! ill Y r i W » WUg* FROWNED OR UUCLI BERT'S AUCTION TO ROB PAT LONDON — n .A w n n r n : Tata., Him PR. I P * . day Sc fore insertion. Mm Sat. m m . AM K J T T H E R E I CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. lxMt At Found 2. Notices - Personnls 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 7. Business Rcnlala 8. Reach Rantala 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale IS. Mortgage Loan* 14. Insurance 15. Huaineae Opportunities 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Sltaatlone Wanted 20. Babysit ten 21. Beauty Salona 22. Build • Paint • Repair 28. Bnlldlng Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 26. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 30. Machinery * Tools 81. Poultry • Pets • Livestock 82. Flowers • Trees - Shrubs S3. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 12. Real Estaie For Sale •i. For Kent 2. Notices - Personals vi CLEAN carpets with our Carpet TWO Clean furnished apartments | SAN LANTA HOMES in lake Mary, nice for couple.1 Shampooer FREE, with pur­ On locust, North of East 20th St. Call FA 3-3930. chase o[ Blue Lustre shampoo. 3-Bedrooms, 2-Haths, excellent Carruli's Furniture. Priced from 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped neighborhood. 111,900. Low down payment, hou-e. Close to school and shop­ The very, very finest for vinyl $64.30 per mo., principal Jk in­ ping. Clean and comfortable. floors is Seal Gloss acrylic fin­ terest. FA 3-8033. ish. It's non yellowing. Carroll’s Furniture. VA — NOTHING DOWN UNFURNISHED house, 1808 WashPh. FA 2-8310 or CR T-1821 Ington A 'e . Fhone FA 2-3303 6. For Rent Nights GA 2-1588 after Jan. 1st. Jac* Demetree, Developer F 3 BOOMS and bath, nicely furn. EFFICIENCY Heated apartment W0. Close-in, 407'» W. 1st. Sanford's newest, Ideally locat­ $187 DOWN ed, near post office, suitable for Nice 3 bedroom home 'A block FUR N apt. 2300 Meilonvltle. single or couple, private bath. from grade school. Kitchen FURNISHED apartments, down­ Inquire at Manuel Jacobson De­ equipped. You may buy before town location. Phone for ap­ partment Store. January 1st on these outstand­ pointment FA 2-3123 or FA 2-3313 ing terms: Night. HOUSE for rent. Pta. FA 2-1271. PRICE: $9,987 2 BEDROOM furnished cottage in 3 - ROOM furnished apt., $60.00 TERMS: $187 down, $8* monthly mo,, Close in, lit E. 8th St. Lake Mary. FA 2-1737. FA 2 4285 or FA 2-5786. “ We Trade" FURNISHED apartment. Close-in, Jimmy Cowan FA 2-40t3. Stemper Agency 9. For Sale or Renl CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. REALTOR - INSUnOR Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call CONSULTANT - APPRAISER evenings. FA 2-1597. Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park Moving soon lo 1919 5. French Ava 3 Hit , Built-in kitchen: nent with option to buy*. 719 Bay wood Dr, FA 2-8118._____________________ St. Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FipM / 118 N. Park Are. Ph. FA M i l l 1 12. Real Estate Fur Rate Oscar M. Harrison SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gables, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2 0720. Registered neal Estaie Broker 1311 Palmetto Ave. pb. FA 2-7848 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment. 20 ACRES Isolated area, Beauti­ ful, giant oaks, Lake view, re­ FA 2-0641. tirement site with potentials WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms for growing azaleas, ferns, private baths, 114 W. First St. camellia*, etc. $8,800. St. Johns Really Co. 118 N. Park Ave. 2 - BEDROOM house, kitchen FA 2-6123. equipped, water furnished. Ph FA 2-4411. HOUSE on a hill on the bank of a private lake—100 acres of land, its what the doctor would order, Yes, it h n the things you like, $45., near Osteen. FA 2-0319. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital 8t Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3111 116 W lit St. 2 BEDR0031, furnished $85 00 mo. FA 2-2909. house AUCTION Saturday, Jan. 6th 2 P. M. 2618 H. Sanford Ave. Beautiful 2 bedroom furn. home, property of K. V. Walsh. A -l rand, inside end out. Extra lot offered separate. Excellent terms. Going at Absolute Auc­ tion. You set the Price. Fla.'s Moat Economical Auction Co. O N G D A LE HOMES LMN ENTERPRISES UiC. 3 . BEDROOMS BATHS Low Down Payment No Closing Coats IVi As Low I U For As O* Month Principal - Ins. - UL • Taxon 18,500 To $9,300 FHA Conv. Financing A DIRECTIONS: t« Miautss from Sanford, So. on Hwy. 17-92, tarn right at our sign. Grissom-Kemp Auction Co. 337 N. Fern Creek. Orlando GA 4-0934, BUT NONDAT MS DONE It M PUHHH-EUTI R i«M »yn B COTTA HWHI4 COMHPEMCB YOU MEAN HE'LL T FOR PA MOMWT, HON. ORTER SMALLER OUR FRlPE, AN HIMNOT TRUSTIN' US FIRST-COHVNCfi HIMIT'S SAFE KEEP SroUaiN OFFAllT* A OOOO BNESMEtn HEPPATFAM'LV OOPEAU. ENJOY AU1APMITTIN' HE'S SOT AM0HS5T U5! BFN MBKM8W USi WHILE HE'S /HB CAN'T LASTIONS W» -----------A WEAK HEART. ITS OUR PA LOOT IN PAT PAP POOiy TO EKIOHTEN liP LOCKI0 CHEST! 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LaMMMnri msm MM tMU l» L X3U WHAT H W P O M T H naj LEAVE THE AUCTION HOOC �You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise \ our "Don’t Wants’’ In The Herald Classified Ads! I ljr fcaninrft fr r a lfi Fri. Dec. 20, 10(»l — ' ----- ■■ I 12. R eal E sta te F o r S ale P«K« 11 „ UMKS --------— = 12. H..I E .U .. K .r « . . . ACREAGE ROBERI A. WILLIAMS, Realtor ujts SALES 12. Real Estate For Sale RENTALS H e |m |y R e a |,y Raymond Lundquitt, Assoc FA 3-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. i 22. Iluild • Paint • Repair 29. Automobile Service SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter Repair*. Alteration*, Painting Phone FA 2-7983 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield HAPPY NEW YEAR Rack Glass L.AKEFRONT lot in Lake Mary, 23. Iluilding Material* Door Glass Vent Glass reasonable price. For quick sale. 309 W. 13th Street SERVICE Yes, you will have a happy new LUMBER • HARDWARE - PAINi' FA 2 3079 or FA 2-7116. FA 2-7005 Evening* FA 2-2579 year in one of a number of Roofing FHA l oan* P*«Bs Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 homes we are now able to offer We Don't Want EVERYBODY'S F R E E ESTIMATES —■■ ' ■ ■■■■■■ ■— i i you at a tremendous value. Business, Juat YOURS. Your Credit Is Good. Up to 2 Yra General Auto Repairs TINY FAMILY to Pay! FARMERS AGENCY All Make Cara—Lebor k Parti One bedroom, 2 corner lota *6.500. B. EDWARDS N. V. Farmer, Realtor Guaranteed—Quality Workminihlp SMALL FAMILY BUILDERS SUPPLIES „?4«5 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3 3221 Two bedrooms, furnished *6,(00. | We Give TV Stamps Alter hours FA 20012 ur FA 2-0261 WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES AVERAGE FAMILY 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-7898 2664 S. Hiawatha Are. FA 2 8611 Approximately 2*4 acre*, with 150 *10 and MOVE RIGHT IN 3 bedrooms, one and <s baths ft. on river, 4* mile off Rt. ts Until January 1st we will offer 24. E lectrica l S e n ice* *12,500. 31. Poultry • Fab* • Livestock this seniatlonal buy—don't drag LARGE FAMILY FIUGIDAIRE your feet—call u* NOW. Call FA 7-6473 after 6.00 p. m 4 bedrooms, I baths, corner lot. PUPPIES half Airedale, 2 Sale* A Service I bedroom, 1*4 bath on a nice (19,600. months old, *5.00. Call Sat. or House Wiring Free Estimates corner lot in a pleasant subtil REDUCED PRICE *8.500. *4,006 p own payments from *1,000. Sun. only. Walt* Fernery, on Sid Vihlen'i Randall Electric down balance *50 per month on vl»ion. Only one year old. Better values justify larger 112 Magnolia lake at Lyman School, LongPh. FA 2-0915 two frame houses and 4 acres PRICE: *8.500 down payments. DON'T YOU wood. of land. Contact Grady Scott. TF.RMS: *1 down plu* *39 elos AGREE? 25. Plumbing Service* FA 2 2825. * ing coit and *71 monthly total CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black PLUMBING payment. Pixidle Puppiei, Show dog Stock. 103 MAYROSE DR. tn Country Contracting A Repair* Reserve now, Pick up Christ­ “ Call Hall" FA 2-3641 MOVE RIGHT IN Club Manor, 2 bedroom, Fla. Free Estimate* mas Eve. FA 2-7741 room, houae, *100 down and A FABULOUS buy, I bedroom R. L. HARVEY "W * Trade” take up payment* of *62.00 per masonry home, stone fireplace, 204 Sanford Ave. Phoue FA 2-33A1 M1NATURE Poodles, registered, mo. Ph. FA 2-0040. ---------1 white, permanent shot*, houae open beam construction, 2 tile broken, FA 2-3442 Iwthi. ion x uoO feet on beauti­ REALTOR — INSL'ROR ful Lake Markham. Must see to CONSULTANT — APPRAISER 32. Flowers - Tree* - Shrubs appreciate. FA 2*3378 Phona FA J-4991 112 N. Park Plumbitip & Heating *524 Park Drive Office FA 1-2118 amoving Soon to 1919 S. French Ave Sale! rolnaettlas In Bloom 9Sc AIR CONDITIONING Sanford, Fla. Night* PA 2-0648 LOn»— Lots of Lots, Lake Mary GRAPEVILLE NURSERY —Sanford, Priced as low as CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 8 HEDROOM, 1 bath, kitch­ Grapevllle Ave. near 30th 54. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6302 *200 for 50 x 120 with terms. en equipped, adjoining school MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A Brown Realty Fa 2-3237 or tnumd. have *2200 m this HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERY­ PETUNIAS A ' Calendula*- ~now W. J. RING FA 2-1964. home. You may buy »t for *500 ONE! ready. Dutch Mill Nursery PLUM HIM, k SUPPLIES New Uptala Rd. off 20th St. down. Paymenta *81.00 per mo. • Contracting • Repair Work SUNSHINE REALTY <VA 4>sG). FA 2-803*. 2334 So. Orlando Dr. Amy Anderson Now i* the time to set out Serviceman Moved and must gtve Phone 322-9163 Reg. Heal Estate Broker FLORIDA ADVANCE BLACK1709 IBOQUIB AVE. home away. 3 tied room in Sun2019 So. French Ave. UEBRIES. KA 2-8809. The home that will acli Itself! land Estates. f Drive by today . . we feel you Day FA 2-749? — Night FA 2-4818 No Qualifying, Move right in, 27. Special Service* * will become aa warmly attach­ 33. Furniture Only *62.00 per mo. total FHA ed to till* lovely and beautifully payment. Call Orlando CH 1-3356 Used furniture, appliances, tools landscaped home aa we are. The homemakers dream comes etc. Bought Sold, lorry's Mart true In this lovely ranch style Thla outstanding home Is mo­ Spccialiiing In Heating 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 home that hat plenty of room 13. M o r tg a g e L oa n s derately priced at *973o.oo, with and Air-Conditioning Only for a growing family, fiupcrh MORTGAGE LOANS termi available. • BIG VALUES 2502 Oak Ave. FA l-832t central heating system, large FHA and Conventional • QUICK CREDIT lot, extra large utility room, SEWING MAC1UNE SERVICE: Commercial A Residential • EASY TERMS For service on any make ut Sew­ WE GIVE: TOP VALUE STAMPS double carport, Florida room, STENBTROM REALTY ing machine parts and access­ separate dining room and over­ 111 N. Park Ave. Thorsc FA 2-2430 1901 .1, Park Ave. ories or Rentals call or write sited kitchen, all for *17.500 00, >TA 2-3232 Day or Ni|ht New and Used Furniture to Sanford Sewing Center, KM at low aa *1600.00 down on new M||je |lelp W a n ted FA 2-5622 YEAR'S BEST BAROAINS South Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 8411. 511 K. First 61. FHA financing or buyer may We have several 2 bedroom assume existing mortgage alter AUTO SALESMAN wanted by PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick home* lor »*1# under FHA, VA, moderate down payment. Agreisive Ford Dealer. Man Service With Hw Cash SUPER W. L. HARMON or conventional financing, where TRADING POST. FA 3-0671. must be m good physical health, Ph. FA 2-4223 you can get the very MOST for willing to work 10 hours a day. CUSTOM BUILT REDDING your dollar. Priced from *8,300 HEATING Age not necessarily a barrier. Maitrrse renovating. Expert Up­ to *9.22* with LOW monthly H. B. POPE CO. INC. 1901 S. Park Ave. Must be willing to aik prospect holstering. All Work Guaran­ payment*. VA—Nothing down. FA 2-5232 Ph. FA 2-4ZS Day or Night fur the order. No whiskey. 200 So. Park Ave. teed. Call M s Bedding Mfg. FHA—Minimum down. We WELSee Mr. Clifford at Strickland ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state Co., Tk 3-2117, 1301 Sanford • COME your ear. boat, houseMorrison I n c , 368 E, Firit SI., A VI. menta, invoices, hand bills, and J trailer, or pr***nt home n a Registered Broken FA 2-1481. programs, etc. Progressive trade-in to make your down­ k ASSOCIATES FURNITURE Printing Co. Phone FA 1-2951— payment. TRY US-WF, TRADE. 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 LNSURAN’CE Co. wants man beMust mil at once — 3 complete 306 West 13lh St. tween ages of 21 k 45, who rooms of furniture. Taka over Lake Mary Branch - FA 2-1290 "W o Trade" monthly payments of 11186 or wants a career with a future, DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER­ 4 Lake Lots, with targe oak trees, *200 cash. Call owner eollect ARY 1IKLPT . . . an application Pay training salary, alter train, on Lake Onoro, *3,000. Name loiter that will "gel tha jo b "; TE 1-1511 Caaaelbarry, ing period pay salary ami com ­ Your Terms. club paper; aftw dinner speech; mission. Write P.O. Box 207 REALTOR - 1NSUROK high school or college theme or HOLLA WAY. Hospital and Baby Sanford. CONSULTANT — APPRAISER Beds, Day, Weak, nr Monthessay on all but scientific sub­ Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park FURNITURE CENTER Registered Real Estate Broker jects. I-owr rato*. FA g-4033. ^Moving aoon to 19t9 S. French Ph. FA 2-1301 lino French Ave. 17-92 at HUwatha 19. Situation* Wanted evenings. Ph. FA 2-7953 FEMALE work wanted, FA 2-8158 FDR SALE WELLS DRILLED BEAUTIFUL FIREPLACE 20. IhihynlHrm PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 31. Article* For Sale with tasteful living room, builtAll Types and Sites Packs. Canteen*, Me** Kit*. in* large modem kitchen Hint I will keep small children in my We Repair ami Service For Information I.ending to the home *1.25 per day. FA 2-2274 Sleeping bags. Army Navy Sursupplements dining and Florida S T I N K arreet of person or persona S B -g.' - - — U IB plua. Ito Sanford Ave. room*. The airy doaeta especial­ —- B Machinery and Supply Co. taking Two T ft. Piwloearpu* ly in the 3 large bedroumi are 21. B ea u ty Solemn 207 W. 2nd 84. Ph. FA 3-601 from the properly of Arthur ample to hide all your keepKVA-BKSS BEAUTY SHOP FRIG IDA 1in: sake*. Yes, two tile baths. Andrea, Celery Ave. &. Cam­ 3 Senior Beautician* Sales k Service Price? Well, not as much as you Minnie Be.» * Helen • Blanche eron Corner aomellme Sunday (>. 11. HIGH would think' We'll tell you as |0S Ki lnd st PlK ne FA 2-3914 Night. Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3315 Days you warm yourself by the fire. Evenings Sanford EA 2-3883 KATHERINE HARVEY TERMS. Call for an appoint­ OSCAR M. HARRISON BEAUTY SHOP ment. NEW SERVICE MOVED FROM Hair Stylist • Pat Stewart Septic tanka pumped - drain 2610 HIAWATHA AVE. 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-0834 "Wo Trade” fields installed. 24 Imur service Te Terms. FA 2-9169 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK River Front Property Leonard Auto Clinic 55,500 J. W. Hall, Realtor Stemper Agency Wall Jim Hunt Realty i .11. Article* Southern Air Seminole Realty WILSON - MAIER 31. A licit* For Salt 3*>. Automobiles * Trucks USED chest type freeier. One oil WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canev space heater. FA 2-7658. walkers. FREE DELIVERY FRESH PRE-MtXEl) CONCRETE Prescriptions our Specialty Medium aged stepping atones FAUST'S Rx Mfllonvlll# window sills, lintels A steps Ph FA 2-7167 Old rock, steel and sand. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. NEW WESTING HOUSE INSTANT309 Elm Ave. FA 2-37*1 ON 1'urtahlc Television. Come in for demonstration, also Used FURNITURE TV"* *29.50 and up. Town & Navy man transferred: brand Country TV, in Rear of McReynew; take over for balance on iHilda Orug Store. FA 2-5362. 3 complete rooms; no down payment necessary; payments MAKE 1962 A MUSICAL YEAR low . i 813 per month. Call ownwith a musical instrument from ner collect, TE 8-1*11, Cassel­ HUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP, 2004 berry. Cedar Ave. Specialising in • SALES • REPAIRS • RENONION PLANTS TALS • MUSICAL ACCES­ Crystal Wax, per M *2.30; 3u0 *1.5o SORIES. Before you buy, give 5 M lots and over, *2 25 FOB us a try. Ph. FA 2-0733. here. A. M. Prevatt, Phone 749-2113 Seville, Fla. GARDEN TILLER. Rotary mower and many other Kmplemonts. FACTORY TO YOU 10'. down, balance 21 month*. ALUMINUM BUNDS Ph. FA 2-8809 for demonstra­ Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom tion. rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon cord a. Senkurik Glusa 210 Magnolia hikI Paint Co. Ph. FA 2-461.' INTAKE manifold, 3 two-barrel carburetor*, fuel block, for '5s or '59 Ford 361 engine. Phone Mr. Glelow FA 2-MU or FA 2-6473 after 6;00 p. m. I960 RENAULT *50 and take over payments of *49,35. FA 2-8925 1951 CHAMPION Studebaker, clos­ est offer to *75. FA 2-5104. 37. lloHtn * Motor* Gateway Tu The Waterway Your F.VINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting: Good* 364-6-8 E. 111. 36. Trailer* - Calm mis 19.V.-13 ft, Klcar hou*e trailer. 2 bedrooms, fully Insulated, re*, sonable. S Point Balt Shop, 17-91 B ark le y A. W. Barkley t i « 4 Car*, Inc. lmporln & Sport* Cara Our Speciality 17-93 - Hrart of Maitland I’ ll. Ml 4-5307 ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE ANNUAL CLEA RA N CE Fireplace wood, *11 lengths. Oak ami Itchier wood. Delivered, j Phone FA 2-6818. if no answer TA 1-3909. YES OUR SALES OF NEW PONTIACS. IUICKH. A M ) RAMIILEES ARE AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH! OUR STOCK OF LATE MODEL USED CARS IS AT AN ALL TIME HIGH! A It Cl IF BY SET. FA 1-6805. NEW Ulympia portable typewrit­ er* with cases, Regular 8124.00 Now *89,00 plus tax. Powell's Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia | FA 2-5812 Sanford's i f Finest Cars i f i f if In The Showroom Under The ★ STARS ★ THIS SALE WILL I,AST UNTIL NEW _________ ________________YEAR’S EVE! THE FOL­ LOWING ARE JUST A FEW OF THE OUTSTANDING HllYS YOU WILL FIND ON OUH LOTI 1961 RAMBLER DELUXE I Door Slntion Wagon WAS $2195 NOW $50 REWARD INCOME TAX SERVICE 4 Door Station Wagon, A/C, P/S, P /B , 11,000 Milen SOU FRENCH AVE. NEW TRUCKS We Need 2 N r» Trurk Deals To Make Our Quota For The Year. WHEEL * DEAL NOW! We’re Going All Out On TRADE - INS ECONOLINES IblM AAj I.MN Knlerpri«e», Inc. • Country Club Itoad 420th 81. Ealenslon) 2 Mttee Meal Of llwy. 1T>91 Nett To M ajfair Country Club • ;j • Bedroom* • I ' i Bulb* • Central Alr-Cond. A H eating FHA Monthly Paymenta — $66 to $74 No Cluaing Coat V \ A Conv. Financing Available Cliff Ihim eniun. Broker Stamper Agency REALTOR — 1NSUROR CONSULTANT - APPRAISER Phone FA 2-4931 112 N. Park Moving aoon to 1919 8. French Ave Professional Care—Modern Equip 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 3742 Dawn's YES. THIS IS Beauty Salon Walker Building The horn* of moderate means fur FA 2-76B4 the couple with moderate dreams, 2510 Oak In an excellent neighborhood, this 2 bedroom home has many 22. Build • Faint • Repair pleasant features, such as fully IIOL'SE and roof repairs, painting, tiled bath, lovely deep grained window cleaning and yard work oak floor*, efficient floor fur­ All work guaranteed. FA 2-1197 nace, enjoyable screened porch, with heavy bearing grapefruit ROOM SPECIAL *M.95. Patr.iing Inside and ;uL Call Mr. Tasker, treei In the back yard. You FA 2-6159. can occupy thia home for a* little aa *3<jo down, FHA, and only *9200.00 lolal price. TErrace 8-4199 Seminole Realty Open 10:011 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 Day or Night VA FINANCING Doan Payment A flu-dug (lull $156 (RjCW SLfU tCl Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONS'!'. CO. A h Low As $250 Down 4-Bedrooms- 2 Baths 3-Brilriionik— 1 Haiti* 3-Hedrooin»— I *i Ualhs .3-Hadroome— I Hath Mid* rarirly eileriar de.lgn* and (lour plan* V A Financing on Humea up lo S I .1,000 KM S — Conventional A In-Service I inunring Slonlhly I’ay mint* a* l o w a* $88 jncl. tax** and inauianc* NEW HOMES in lieuuM ful — Sun land Estates $11,100 - $17,100 3 - BEDROOMS I - H i • 2 BATHS < unvrntiunal A I*HA I.o*ne Drive 17-92 In Sunland I'atalr* <2 mi. H nr Ran. ford). >al»* office li t hou-e in*idr entrance. KINGS WOOD BUILDERS, INC. DIRECTIONS: Turn W. on *0th 8L Follow C«untry Club Rd. A Watch for <>ur *i«n« FA t-8074 JIM HUNT - FA M i l l INCOME TAX SERVICE OSCAR M. HARRISON 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-8827, CO RV A IRS 2795 2 Door, A /T WAS $1595 NOW *1395 I960 CORVAIR 700 -I Door, Standard Trantt mini Inn WAS $1495 WAS $1695 NOW NOW PICKUPS A VANS *1295 RELAIR *1495 1960 PLYMOUTH FURY A/C, Loaded! WAS $2095 1958 BUICK PA YM EN TS K-fi00 CAR & CHASSIS FEBRUARY N r» Pulp Trurk* — .1 To Choose From, .78 LINCOLN 1 Door, Loaded .............- 11765 SB CADILLAC I Door Air fon d. ....... 3263 1665 (HI CHEVROLET Impuln t Door. Equipped 065 r.N FORI) 2 Door V-8. Auto ......... ........... 3H CHEVROLET I I)»or ............................... 1165 1 165 fill CORVAIR I Door, Aulomnlic 38 RAMBLER I Ihair. Auto...... ........ J 0 9 5 595 f>,1 M /ICK 2 Door ............ ........... ............... . 865 .17 FORD 2 Door. Aulomnlic .............. . 995 38 RAMBLER I Door, Standard ............... 495 36 MERCURY 2 Door Hardtop 595 .Mi CHEVROLET I Door, fi Cyl., Standard Shift 1195 59 CHEVROLET I Door V-8, Auto. 6M CHEVROLET V-S, I Door. Stution Wagon 1295 595 56 OLDSMOR1LE I Door 865 .18 FORD 2 Door llurdlop Overdrive 295 .16 FORD I Dour 6 Cyl. 57 C HEVROLET 2 Ton, Chiwal* and C a b ........... 1295 57 FORI) 1 Door 76.1 55 NASH AmhiiKxudiir 4 Door, Auto. .195 ■Ml RAMRI.ER I Door, Standard 595 56 LARK llurdlop Coupe 1095 53 CHEVROLET ’ a Ton Pickup ...... 39.1 SANFORD SANFORD $ I960 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE NOW to C A D IL L A C S U N T IL 219 E. 2nd ST. 2505 PARK AVE. NOW I Door V-8. It A II of SANFORD HOLLERS NO 1.111 p a l m e t t o a v e . FIIONK FA 2-8H27 WAS $2995 1960 CHEVROLET Phone FA 2-0992 T E E V GREEN ESTATES *1895 1961 RAMBLER CUSTOM Ball-Blair Agency ROSA L. PAYTON SA LE ANNUAL C L E A R A N C E SALE Seminole Realty Stemper Agency Pb. FA 2-SM1 WOOD ~$2900~DOW N~ LOCH ARBOR For Sale FA 2-0711 FA 2-0891 *1795 LIMITED Luxury £ WAS $1595 NOW ^ 1395 REM EM BER tJUL32 WIDE SELECTION F-HiO fl CyL Pickup* THESE ARE JUST A FEW ! EVERY CAR ON OUH LOT H AS BEEN LISTED AT A CLEARANCE PRICE! OPEN FR ID A Y N IT E T I L 9:00 21 USED CARS IN STOCK We Appreciate The l ’»rd Car llu*iur»* Wa'sa Itereivt-d Thi* Year. Our Policy Of Minimum l)u*n Payment* g Lung Trm* Down Paymenta A. Long Trinia Will < on ilium To Deaerviiig A L L DAY SA TU R D A Y Customer*. StricklandMorrison, Inc, 308 E. I iml St. FA 2.14*1 Winter Park Ml 4-8916 YOUR LOCAL PONTIAC, BUICK, RAMBLER DEALER 361 IV. 1at ST. Phona FA 2-0281 �1 Onsfsrb Kremlin Acts To Hold It's Base In Africa CONAKRY, Gaines (U P I)— So. .1 Deputy Premier Anaitaa Ml* koyan’a trip to Guinea next month was seen her# today as an anxious bid to hold this nation as the Kremlin’s African base for spreadinir communism. Informed sources said Mikoynn, whose mission follows charges that a Communist ring plotted to over­ throw the government, will try to salvage Moscow’s huge investment in Guinean socialism. The sources said the Soviet Un­ ion gave considerable economic aid to Guinea to establish a base for Marxism in this West African na­ tion. From here, the Communists hope to Infiltrate all of Africa. That goal appears more remote today because o f President Sekou Toure’a dramatic denunciation of the "Communist plot** and the abrupt departure of Daniel Solod, tho Soviet ambassador to Con­ akry. The sources have noted that delegates to the national confer­ ence o f Toure’s Democratic party demanded the death of the Marx- flrrmlb Pag* 12 — Frl. Dec. 29, 1961 ista that Tours said were behind the plot. The delegates also urged the government to tighten up the screening o f foreign technicians, most o f whom come from the Red bloc. The full circumstances behind Solod’s departure remain unknown. He claimed he was leaving for "personal reasons.’* But he left behind rumors he had been kicked out and that Toure had decided on the additional alight of refusing the Moscow envoy a fare­ well send-off. No high Guinean o f­ ficial saw Solod o ff at the airport. Mikoyan la the Kremlin’a top economic expert ami the Soviet’s No. 1 "traveling salesman." As such, he will be charged with see­ ing that the flood of rubles Bus- j sla has poured into this newly in­ dependent country does not go down the drain. The Russians moved In with eco­ nomic aid when the French pulled out three years ago, and since then other Communist countries have Joined in pampering Toure’s re­ gime. Courthouse Records RUAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Ridgewood Wood Products Co., Inc., to George L. Owens, etux, Wcathersfirld, $3,300 Ridgewood Wood Products Co., Inc., to John T. Davidson, etux. Wcathcrsfield. $8,500 Paul Zucchcro, etux, to William J. Crame Sr., etux, Forest Lake, $11,300 John L. Miller, etux, to Bernard Brumfield, etux, Altamonte, $15,- Guaranty Bldg, and Mort. Co., Inc., Altamonte, $11,100 W. G. Fleming, etux, to Rus­ sell C. Wallace, etux., Bel Air, $ 12,000 Mildred Clair, etux, to Charles P. Cook, etux, Fern Park, $21,500 Casselberry Gardens. Inc., to Ralph C. Smith, etux, Queens Mir­ ror, $9,300 Charlie L. Ray, etux, to James T. Edge, Oakland Hills, $8,000 Ward Hicks, Inc., to Jake N. M. Guyer, etux, Eastbrook, $16300 too Lou G. Maupin, etux, to Patricia Ward Hicks, Inc., to Charles Wilson, N. Orlando. $8,000 Mathis, Eastbrook, $13,300 Gerald E. Sasser, etux. to LeaRobert L. Slavik, etux, to Rus­ sell I. Tillman, etux, Oak Ridge, bar Enterprises, Inc., Sunlsnd. $10,000 $7,300 Lcsbsr, Inc., to Gerald E. Sas­ Florence L. Cassin to R. William Livingston, etux, Opal Terr., $12,- ser, etux, Longdale, $9,300 Lesbar, Inc., to Henry Rosselc too Jr., etux, Longdale, $8,600 Robert H. Alexander, etux, to Robert L. Parker, etux, to Wil­ Leonard Cowan, etux, Heftier liam A. Peck, etux, St. Gertrude Homes, $14,600 Barry Homes, lne., to Michael Add., $tl.000 Charles A. Baber Jr., etux, to R. Mareaca, etux, Goldie Manor, Anns C. Dykcma, Druid Park, $13,300 Barry Homes, Inc., to Clifford J. $13,800 Alberta H. Taggert to Taggart Bolander, etux, Goldie Manor, Manf. Co., Longwood, $20,000 $13,300 Ward Hick*, Inc., to Angelo R. Henry Bowling, etux, to George R. Aibin, etux, Dol-Ray Manor, Motllo, etux, Eastbrook, $13,400 Ward Hicks, Inc., tn Arthur $17,000 Academy 'lanor, Inc., to John Kornhabcr, etux, Eastbrook, $16.­ Henry Simmons, etux, Academy 300 Orlando Fed. S. and L. Assn, to Manor, $S,000 J. H. Hunt. Jr., etux, to A. P. Edward A. Skates, etux, Little Smith, etux, Paradise Pt., $29,500 Weklwa, $10,500 T. Allen Lancaster, etux, to Ronald E. Beck, etux, to Neal Roger V. Lancaster, etux, Ridge J. Hard, N. Orlando, $13,900 Itossmoor Builders, Inc., to Wil­ High, $10,300 Jamci F. Corvon to Marvin E. liam R. Casa, Oakwood lights., Smith, etux, 2-11-6, $9.ooo $19,200 FINAL DIVORCE DECREES Fern Park Water Co., Inc., to Eleanor L. Bamford vs. Hiram D. Southern States Utilities, Fern Bamford Park, $6,000 SUITS FILED William F. Asher, etux, to Ro­ bert M. Watmorc, Academy Fall River Savings Bank vs. Lee Roy Wallace, etux, mtg. fcl. lights.. $6,300 MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Irene D. Powers to Carrigan and Boiand. Inc., Lake Georgia Terr., Clarence Smith, Sanford, and Carol Jean eleven, Sanford $11,300 Academy Manor, Inc., to Char­ Frank Scott, DeLand, and Ruth les Carter, etux, Academy Manor, Mae Zow, DeLand Weldon R. Bridges, Sanford, and $9,400 Oakland Consolidated Corp. to Virginia Jeansomme, Orlando Mayo Jerry Wright, etux, Oakland Hills, $9,300 Oakland Consolidated Corp. to Albert C. Sellers, etux, Oakland Hills, 19,300 Academy Manor, Inc., to Leroy Adaway, etux, Academy Manor, $9,400 Academy Manor. Inc., to Eddie M. Brooks, t i ll, Acsdemy Manor, $9,400 Ward Hicks to Ronald A. Matin, etux, Eastbrook, $16,000 Andrew Jacob Wolf, etux, to Charles Templln, etux, Buena Vis. ta, $12,300 Ward Hicks, Inc., to Frank M. Murphy, etux, Eastbrook, $17,300 Word Hicks, Inc., to Leslie W. Stalls, Eastbrook. $16,300 Barry Homes, Inc., to Earl D Wise, etux, Goldie Manor, $12,000 Lincoln lights, ln c„ to Marcelllous Daniels, etux, Lincoln lights., $9,700 Ward Hicks, Inc., to John P. Lee, etux, Eastbrook, $16,900 Charles Desbrun, etux, to Char­ les Siolandcr, etux, Oakrldge $0,000 William J. Keenan Inveatments to J. Marie Warner, etux, Frank­ lin Terr., $9,000 John W. Hall, etux, Francla G. Myers, etux, 1-12-6, $7,000 William G. Meyers, etux, to Joseph H. McGovern, etux, Coun­ try Club Manor, $9,000 P. and G. Development Corp. to WtiUam E. Treptor, etux, Woodmere, $9,300 A. K. Shoemaker, etux. to Ro­ bert H. Lovelace, etux, Idyll*wilde, $23,000 Ward Hicks, Inc., to Hubert L. Evlns, etux. Eastbrook, $14,600 Gen. Guaranty Bldg, and Mort. Co., Inc., to Janice Teer, Alta­ monte. $11,000 Nortnaa E. Stacy, etux, to Gen. | SANTA HIMSELF is shown here ns he visited with over 200 children at the Elks nnnunl Christmns party for Sanford children, on the Saturday before Christmas, Ho brought a gift for each child, who also received re­ freshments from the Lodge. South Seminole Garden Club Meets At Home Of President Ex GOP Candidate For Common Market'Concept' DeBary Adults Enjoy Annual Party, Program By MRS. ADAM MULLER A program of Christmas Hymns and favored melodies was fea­ tured by tha DeBary Civic Assn, at its adult Christmas Party in the Community Center last Friday night. Robert N. McGee served as master of ceremonies. Taking part on the program were Flor­ ence St. Amsnd who sang "Whit* Christmas;’* Frank Mildenbcrger playing selections on a slther; Mrs. T. W. Donaldson playing • violin solo to th* accompaniment of Theresa Kupect at the piano; Isabel Rearick singing "Sweet Little Jesus Boy," accompanied by Laura Platt Brown; McGee singing "O Holy Night," accom­ panied by Mrs. Brown and lira. Kupect and Mrs. Brown playing a piano duet of Christmas melo­ dies. Chester Rearick introduced a group from the First Baptist Church of Ssnford, which under direction of C. Tuck, showed colored slides and invited audience participation in tinging the Christ­ mas carols. Th* group sang duels, solos and several quartet selec­ tions. Refreshments were served a( the conclusion of the program from a buffet table overlaid with a lace cloth and centered with a huge red candle in a Kiting of holly, red pepper and pine boughs. A china and silver tea and coffee service completed the table appointments. Presiding during the social hour were Mrs. Chester Smith, Mrs. James Duffy, Mrs. William Fidlcr, Mrs. Harold Barry, Mrs. Pierson Little and Ivan Walker. Trip Nipped LONDON (UPI) — David Hill, a travel agent’ * clerk, was sen­ tenced to three months In jail Members of the South Seminole New York snd Mrs. Collingwood Thursday for stealing $1,408 to Garden Club, meeting at the home and her sister, Mrs. Clavins who to take a trip around the world. of their president, Mrs. E. P. is visiting from Columbus, Ohio. Richards, for a Christmas party, exchanged potted plants and brought a child’s gift ta be don­ ated to « charitable organisation. The meeting wes conducted by Mrs. R. C. Newcomer, vie* presi­ dent, with Mrs. Ralph Hammond WASHINGTON (U PI) — Mr*. giving tlie devotional and Mrs. D. R. Hcmsley conducting an auc­ Woodrow Wilson, 89-year-old wid­ ow o f tha World War I president, tion. Mrs. Kathy Plscek was named died at har heme Thursday night chairman of the ways and means on the 106th anniversary of her committee and Mrs. Newcomer husband's birth. Ifoura before her death, the new reported on a non-competitive flower show recently staged by Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge, •panning th* Potomac River at the DeLand Club. Por the program Mrs. Richards Washington, wa* dedicated. Mrs. Wilson waa deicribed at told the stories, "The Gift of the Magi" and "The Meaning of th* most powerful person In tha United State* for a period during Christmas." Guests at the meeting included Wilson'* second term when ah* Mrs. Hannah Michael, Mrs. Hudi controlled access to th* President Fisher, Mrs. Evelyn Woer, Mrs. after he suffered a stroke. Th* former first lady died at Alida Milwce, Mrs. Andrews from 10:45 p. m. KST at the S Street hums where the and Wilson went to live when he left the White KOBE. Japan (U P I)-T h e Jun­ House in 1021. Wilson died there ior high school truant officer In 1924. Mri. Wilson had been suffering Thursday announced the end of a city-wide search for two 14-ycar- from a respiratory ailment and old boys long missing from class. complicationa for several week*. They were found working as Her doctor said tha cause o f death laborer* for a contractor building waa "hyperteneiva heart disease with congestive failur*." new classrooms at the school. Widow Of War President, Dies By LTI.E C. WIKSON cratie party was not merely pre-' WASHINGTON (UPI) The mature. It was phony. For those report of a prospective bolt of the' who came in late: Alf M. Landon Hon. Alf M. Lsndon ta the Demo-. was the 1936 Republican presi­ dential nominee. The bolt report circulated after Landon spoke here on Dec. 8 to the National Press Club. He spoke approvingly of lower tariff barriers and of President Ken­ nedy's ideas about the European Common Market. A letter from Landon just has PALM BEACH, Fla. fUPI’ ) - arrived that puts his position In A famoua specialist on reha­ better focus and that seems to bilitating victim* of paralytic rule out any bolt to the Demo­ stroke* has been brought here to crat* now or later. "I didn't go so far as to auggcsl consult on treatment of President that we join the 'common market' Kennedy's father. The specialist, Dr. Howard he wrote to me. *'l used the Rusk of New York, saw the 73- words "the concept of the com­ year-old patient, former Ambas­ mon market.’ '* And further: sador Joseph Kennedy, Thursday "You will find in my talk a at St. Mary's Hospital and was to meet with the President today flat statement of what President to discuss several ideas for help­ Kennedy would have lo do on his fiscal policies — whatever may ing the elder Kennedy. Rusk is director of the Institute be our approach to the common of Physical Medicine and Reha­ market problem." The statement was this: bilitation. part of the New York "The first requirement for University Medical Center. Since the President’* father America's admittance to the com ­ seems to have fought off the mild mon market *vill bo a balanced pneumonia which necessitated budget—a budget balanced to halt emergency surgery last weekend, the ravages of inflation and to his doctors have been more opti­ check the present draining of mistic about the extent of his U. S. gold. "Last September, Secretary of eventual recovery from the Dee. 19 cerebral occlusion. And the Treasury C. Dougla* Dillon was Kennedy family has ceased being forced by England and France to preoccupied with his chances of pledge tlto balancing of our bud­ survival and begun to think in get in 1963 before the United terms of a long-term program to State* could get credit from the reduce the extent of his paraly­ international monetary fund. If we arc not wondering about sis. This accounted for the presence ourselves financially, our friends of Rusk, whose work with the and enemies arc. Steady weaken­ physically injured and handicap­ ing of the American dollar by ped at the New York rehabilita­ continued inflation and an unfa­ tion renter has won International vorable trade balance could lead acclaim. Rusk has been a specialist in Residential • Commercial this field since World War II and Building served as an adviser to three pres­ FALL OUT idents—Truman, Eisenhower and SHELTERS Kennedy — on rehabilitation and FA 2-7083 problems of the physically handi­ G. W. DODSON, Contractor capped. Specialist To Treat Stricken Joe Kennedy to climatic cold war victory for the Russians and the Chinese." Landon sent a marked copy of his speech snd a dipping from the Concordia, Kans., Blade-F.trjj pire. lie got some amusement from the fact that the significance of his fiscal lectur* to Kennedy was missed when he spoke her* and the common market phi** was over-emphasised. "It took a gal reporter out hi the middle of rural Kansas to pick up," Landon wrote, "what was missed by all of the wide men in the East." { I.andon's gal reporter was Mar­ ion Ellet who write* a column called "Mugwump Muaings” for the Blade-Empire. Mils Ellet put hrr finger smack on the balanced budget part of Landon'* apcoch. Alf Landon looked younger, hap­ pier and healthier when he v*sitcd Washington in early Decem­ ber than most of us who had c o y rred his 1936 presidential cam­ paign remembered him. That wa* a tough year for Landon. He car­ ried only Maine and Vermont. If Landon actually could ahuck the years to make the calendar conform to his appearance he would lie a good bet In 1964 for the Republicans. 11c might like that under such circumstances. There was a PS to his letter; . "Lyle, by the way, did not Tar in 1912 carry only Maine and Utah." Yep. Alf, and he got eight electoral vote*. That wa* your 1936 aeore, also. 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It said Legal Notice I* t h e CIMCITT COURT it a i d K I I T I T I O I T SAME i on ik s u x o l d c o i v r r , n o n ­ ■" ts hereby given that 1 iu s \o. tin e am ahsaged In buetneee at Fern ( Kl FREE 50 TOP VALUE STAMPS W IT H TH IS COUPON A T YO U R N EA REST W IN N -D IX IE STORE Limit On* Coupon To Adult With A J5 00 o* mom f o o d Order id After ion. 3 Legal Notice THE C4IUNTT jr n C E 'S Pafkl Seminole County. Florida, IN unlr| tho flctltlout nemo ot. COCRT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA MARlLAND FRIE D CHICKEN, and 4 <f 1 Intend In reglater aeld In Re: Etaat* o f namalwlth th* Clerk o f th* Cir­ ELLA MAE SIMPKINS DIXON. cuit Burt. Seminole County. F lo r ­ Doceaeed NOTICE OF INTENTION ida. | accordance with th* pro ­ TO MA RK APPLICATION n o tic k o r s l it o f tho Flclltloue Nome FOR FINAL DISCHARGE THr. STATE o r FLORIDA to-w|t: Section ttl.SS T o : George Davie Bobblne, if TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Statutes 1SST. Notion It hereby given that unmarried, reeldene* un­ Sis: / • / Albert Conatanlln* JOHNNIE DIXON ha* filed hie known. Dec. tt. IS. 1SS1 * final report as Administrator o f its: You aro hereby notified that a tha Estate o f ELLA MAE SIMP­ ault hoe been tiled a g a lm t ytu and Judy L. Bobbin*. unmarrltd. IN t f : e m i t i t r o t r t n i n t h KINS DIXON. Deceased; that he In th* above entitled cante. asd J l l l l M I . CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR haa filed hie petition for discharge that j o u are required to til* year SF.Nllt.F. COUNTY. FLORIDA IN and that he wilt apply to th* Honorable C. I Vernon Mia*. Jr,a answer with the Clerk o f tile UHVW'.RY NO. 1ITS4 County Judge o f Seminole County, NATIONAL MORTCourt and to eervo n copy thtrsef FCDtBtl, upon tho plantlfl or plaln tl ir* St- GAOl|t8SOOl.ATION. A Corpora- Florida, on tho l l t h day o f Ja n ­ torneya. utioae name and addrea* tlan k anla ad under an Act o f uary. I f f l . for approval o f same la Jenntnga, TVatta. Clark* asd Cin gm and ealetlng pursuant to and for final discharge a* Admin­ Hamilton. SI* ilarnatt Natloial the A r a l National Mortgage As- istrator o f the Estate o f ELLA Hank UulldlDS. Jackaonvlll* 11. t e c t a ! . Cherter Act. having lie MAE SIMI'KINK DIXON. Deceaaed Florida, not later than January IS, p rtn cl otflc* In ih* City o f on thle Ith dey o f December, A. D. lit]. I t s : . It yep tall to do ao a deaf** tYashfion Dletrlct of Columbia, t t ! Johnnie Dlson pro confi « to will ba -ntered r ie ln t if f v«. I Admlnletrator o f the Estate asalnat you tor tho relict demasdo f Ella Maa Slmpkln* Dlson, E. HUFFMAN and •d In th* complaint. Thle ault !■ S I I E liN Deceased In foreeloaa a mortgage. The t**l I’ AL’ l i : HL'KFilAN. hla wife. property proceeded agalnet la: Defendant* Gordon V. Frederick Attorney for tho Ketal* u c » : to ir n it n Lot tt. Block Q. SUNLANB 10I-J04 North Park Avenue t i i e Bi t e o r f i .o i i i i i a t o i ESTATES, a aubdlvlalor. ac­ P. O. Bos u i a s t l M A K K. HUFFMAN and cord ing to a plat tboreef. r*Stuford. Florida P L iN E HUFFMAN corded In Plat Book It. A was Unknown Publlthi Dec. II. It. IS. 1*11. Jaa. pages IS to IS o f tho putdk' T O l l n E IIKRKHT NOTIFIED i. m i re cord ! o t Samlaolo CuntJ. that B it has been filed agalnet Florida. NOTICE OF e.Al.F. WITNESS my hand and iha [teal you I h * above entitled cause, Notice te hereby given pursuant at aald Court at Sanford, Flofida, and t l you ere required to fllo to a Final Deere* o f Foreclosure your I w a r with th* Clerk o f thle Slh day *r December. I l l Ihle I t and to servo a copy dated th* ITth day o f December. (SEAL) t h s r e lu p o n th* Plaintiff or ISft, end entered In Chancery Can* Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr. P l a i n ! attorneys, whose name No. MSIT o f tho Circuit Court of Clerk o t th* Circuit Cefn tho Ninth Judicial Circuit In and and a la s la Itlahop A Bornateln, Ily Martha T. vlblen i f E a lin e Street. Orlando. Flo r­ (or Seminole County, Florida, Deputy Clerk NATHAN H in aEI. end Publish: Dsc. 11. IS. 11. ItllJ la s ida. A s t e r then January 17th, wherein t i l l , fto u fall to do so s De­ ANNA S I E G E l. hi* w if e ere th* 1, t i l l cree ■Coitfeeao wilt be entered Plaintiff* end JAMES R. RUIDGCR NOTICE OF SUIT a ga ln ftu for th* relief demand­ end BETTY BRIDGER. hi* wife STATE OF FLORIDA URKElftGS. ed In KTnmplalnL This ault 1* to ere the Defendants, that 1 will cell fortclla mortgage. The reel to th* highest and beet bidder for TO: p r o p e v ru ce e d e d against la: L. W. Holliday, and ------caeh at th# Beat front doo r o f th# day, hi* wife. It married: JS. of SANLANDO htminnla County Court house In J Holliday and Mlnnla II K t l ' A ea per plat th ereHanford, Seminole County, Florida hie w lto : GARAG E EQUI o ! recorded In Plat Book at H i M o'clo ck A M., on tho Uth COMPANT. a dlteolved C l £ g * SI. o f th* Public day o t January, t t t l . th* following tlon o f Florida, aa o f De • o f Bemtnol* County, deacrP-cd property as set forth In ISIS, and L. P. Weather*. O. aald Final Decree, to-w lt : ward*. O. M. Edwarda a n ' I*r with the follow in g Lot i t t o f th* Tow n o f LongWell*, tnet known Stock o f property which are wood, Florida, as recorded and Director#, the * at J In and permanently In Plat Rook I. Page* It to Mile, Florida, and tho u ln o w n in id ae a part of th* Im11, as recorded In th* Public heir*, devleeee. aselgne. Jnteaa. M Itnta on aald land: Records o f Seminole County, truatee*. creditor*, and a f and o irnar* Florid*, to geth er with furn i­ all part)** claim in g by, go u gh. 4 ■n W a te r Heater ture, furnishing*, Mature* under o r from o r agalnet R in g * Built-In 0 end Improvement* contained speetlv* parties, and alt 1 |lon Oil Stores* Tenk therein. tv l perils* h avin g o r claiming! my hand end th* seal Dated thle I tth day o f Decem­ any right, till* o r Intel of lurt at Sanford, Florida, ber, m i . through o r under th* abn deelg. thte lay o f December ISSI. (SEAL) rated partita o r etherwls In th# (BEAl Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. f o llo w in g described Unde Semi­ ir II. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court nole County, Florida, d t t bed aa o f tha Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida fo llo w e t o . w i n Martha T. Vlhlen By Martha T. Vlhlen Lota ST and TO. HOI DAY :>• Clerk Deputy Clark HEAR L A K E SUBDI IION, Bltho Uornsteln Edward It. Kirkland NUMUER 1. nocord r to St in* street Attorney fo r Plaintiffs Plat thareof aa r t c o d la Mrlan Torlda 14S South Court Street Plat Book 4 at pagi IS af Attor for Plaintiff Orlando, Florida Public Record* o f l$ ln olo Publlj It. It. I f. ISft A Jan. Publleh! Jan. 1, 1SS1 County, Florida, I. I. Y o u and each o f you a j hereby IN TH E CJMCI IT CllLIIT. NINTH »INTH JUDICIAL C I S . JIIIIH'IAI. CHILTTT OF FLORID A, notified that a suit ha* I n Hied IN t.'L'l AT. IN AND FOR SKM- 1N AN1> FOR SEMINOLE COL'.NTY, against you In Circuit IN 1)1 I l ’ NTV. FLORIDA. Seminole County Florid IN ITIANCKIIY NO. H I M Chancery ault no. U f l m M l t l t d I, At SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS. Eunice B. Horton, Joinelby her O Lr PPUBLIC INSURANCE INC., a corporation, corporation. husband and neat friend. L. H or- COk Plaintiff, ton. Plaintiff, VS L e o n a r d . HollPlaintiff, v*. Iday, at ale., b ein g a aul 9 quiet ve, CARklON C. WOODS, STRICKLAND end Ulle, and you and oach < o u aro HE Defendant. V. STRICKLAND. required to fllo you r i ear to EB NOTICE OF SPIT plalntirPa Complaint, h tha Defendants. TO: CAItMON C WOODS ICE OF SUIT undersigned Clerk o f * Court ORINOCO SIININO COM­ T J. STRICKLAND and s i Sanford. Florida, am err* a To: PANT plain ER V. STRICKLAND ropy on tha attorney RAILRO AD OPERATING D l0. Hot E H E RERT NOTIFIED! T title, R. W. Ware, at VISION or be- tb Uachmetit Proceeding In HIT, Sanford, Florida, I.HTADO BOI.IVA ou fall aid at certain ault entitled fora January tlth , l t l t : PUERTO OHDAC PUBLIC INSURANCE to da ao n decree pro co *o will OLI VENEZUELA , MOUTII a corporation, vi. HEX be entered agalnet you d each COj A MEIIICA anded n ICKLAND and ESTHER o f you for tho roller YOU ARE H EREBY NOTIFIED KLAND. Law No. t i l l , that a ault has been filed against In said complaint. W l l l f t S my v, ourt. Htmlnol* County, yeu In the above entitled cause, hand and offlot al teal a la n f o rd , ci |nd you are hereby sum- and that you aro required to file Semlnola County F lo r U lA iti tho FI tiered end required to y o u r answer with th* Clerk o f the lain <ley o f December . w . l i d . m< written defeniea, mo- Circuit Court and to aervs a copy rn (HEAL) Arthu r H. R e c k w lD j r . till other pleadlngi moving o f th* same on plaintiff's att or­ • tho Attachment had, ney, below', not later then Janu­ Clerk o f said Coui t o f that certain Writ of ary It, I tt f . If you fall to do so b Byl Jean E. Wilke t leaued herein In Ih* a deers* pro confeaeo will he en­ A Deputy Clerk th* Clerk o f tha Circuit tered against you for d e f a u lt This oil R. W. Ware, Attorn ey f o r Pla in ti ff Ci nd for Seminole County, ■Ult la to foreeloaa a mortgage i or before the l l l h day and th* property proceeded agalnet F P. O. Bos 1S1S y I t l l . and to serve a le: Sanford, Florida pleading* upun BUTPublleh: Dee. IS. I f. ISS&n. I, S, A ISIS Flat J-door sedan, mo, ROWN. Pla ln tlir. attor11*1 del No. eOo, motor No. SI4IIT, ■* addrea* la 14S North serial No. SSISST. NOTICE OF Avenue. Post Offtct Bos WITNESS my hand and th* aaal TOi L E E ROT W A L L A f l s n d do. Florida, on or before o f eald Court In Sanford, Florida, JUDT M. W A L L A C f l a wife, aa required b r th* Law* thl* l l t h day o f December, A. D Defendants, and th* Rule* o f Civil m i . Staunton, Virginia If yon fall to do ao a (MEAL) YOU AND EACH O' JU are iy ba .taken by Plaintiff Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. hereby noltftod that eu sa been Judgment thereupon *nClerk o f the Circuit Court commenced agalnet you the O r Inet you for th* relief By Jean E. Wilke Judicial cult C o a rt o f th* Nl In th* main action, end Deputy Clerk wide In Circuit a f tho State e to eald Attachment ae W. C. Hutchison. Jr. and tor Seminole Coui tha ab* above, Edwarda Building FAL L Lre vie ted Mtl* o f whl further notified that th* Past Office Drawer STS B IT E R SAVINOS RAN plaintiff. aald suit It an Attach- Hanford. Florida -VO- LEE ROT WAI JE and td ln g attaching all a f Attorney for Plaintiff JUDY M. W ALLACE. h » l f * . De­ t. title and Interest In Publish Dec. II. It. ISft, Jan. I. S. fendants. la Ckancnry I 111*1. i fellow m g described real m i Th* Nature nf t h l e l l t la n situated In Stmlnole foreclosure a f that e rA i inorttorlda. to-w lt l IN T H E l lllt l lT 1 Ot HT IN AND gage from said D e B n l a t Block D. BRANTLEY FOH SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL OR­ Pla intiff dated and I r d e d in EH. First Addition, aeIDA IN CHANI'KHY. NO. IITU o f f i c i a l nacord e Book i B m lit . g to th* plat thereof TIIE FRANK I.IN HAVING- HANK Public Record* a f S e n g * Coum cord td In PUt Book >. IN TH E CITY o r NEW YORK, a ty. Florida, enouro berlAhat ce r­ 41, Public Record* o f corporation, tain pier* or parcel I p r o p e r t y ol* County. Florida. rtalntltl located, situate, and t>| in said t. BEAR LAKE ve. Ceuaty sad State to « HTS. according to th* RICHARD SILVERS. SR. and Tha East l.T* fo o tO L o t : t thereof, ae recorded In AUDREY SILVERS, hie wife. and Lot i t , leea t K a e t t Book I. Pag* SS. Publlo Defendant*. feet thereof. Block ■ D B T I I ■ o f Seminole County, NOTH U OF » l IT I T K. MllLANDO TO V Ida. T i l l : MTATS: OF Pl.OIIIIIA TOi FOURTH ADD1T10 jrrord* 14. JANSEN gUHDIYlgRICHARD SILVERS, SIC j f a* tag to tho plat Reeldene* unknown. accord ln g to lha plet recorded In Plat bk it. ol, aa recorded In Plat TOU AR E HEREBY NOTIFIED |rda of page I I , Publle 11, Pag* IT, Publlo that a ault b** been (lied against ■da; gemlnoU County, • o f Seminole County, you In the above entitled cauee, but not I Including apaelfl and that you are required to fit* by way at l l m l t a t l tho f o l­ o f the Court In which your answer with th* Clerk o f thl* low in g n ature*: | * r . per -reding haa been Inetltut- Court and to eervo a cop y thereof manently Installed ■* Ninth Judicial Circuit upon lha plaintiff or p la in tiff* EACH OF TOU IS I q u i i u d I nnd fo r bemlnolo Coun- attorney*, whoao n a n o and address I* file your anawar a1 >*r writ, |da. I* Holla, Mahoney, Whitehead, tan defence* to tha Co jln l wlih l hereby ordered tnet th* Itsmaaur A lladlow. I l l s Barnett tho Clerk o f tha Clrrj Court o f id fore goin g lhalt be pub- National Bank Building. Jacksonla this Seminole County, Flo ICO a week for four con-1 villa I. Florida, not later than Kebpratee dlng and to *1 . «®P» weeka In a newspaper to ruarjr let. l i f t If you fall to do, a Ilf f * atth ereof upon tha P| |eh*d in Sanford. Seminole hr re- Pro Confeseo will be enteraddreea torn*)*, whose warn* Florida, and having se n- rd against yeu for th* relief d t a rs hereinafter set •• r *1 Ration in Bamlnola Coun- manded In th* Complaint. Thl* qulred h r law, n e t I I then th« |lda. suit I* .to fo re close a mortgage, fa da[ f a t my band aa Clerk o f Tb* las day of Febra arr reel property proceeded f a r l t th ereof tho ca< vlll pro J trt and the seal o f said against le: (entry read as part* upon Sanford. Seminal* CuunLot 1* late tha South t.f feet a Deere# Pro Con foe* Unit yet td*. thl* l l t h day t f Dto f «AN MEM KNOLLS, a c ­ the e f f lj |m i . WITNESS aay hand cording to th* Plat th ti e o f Panfn rf •Is) seal o f aald Coo at recorded In Plat Book It. Seminole Coea ty. Ftoi I thle 3St( rthur H. Beckwith. Jr. page Al. Publle Records o f day o f Dpoembor l i t irk o f the Circuit Court Stminolt County. Florid*. Inale County, Florida. (SEAL) WITNESS my hand and th* ***1, A rt hur II. Be |tb. J r - | 't Martha T. Vlhlen o f eald Court at Sanford, Florid a.I Clsrk o f Clrcul art iguly Clerk thte l l t h dey o f December, A D . | By i Martha T kUn. B-< Urow*n IIIL rla BeardalL Ortdlsy an r« st Law (S EAL) A tu r a s p a for r u l e Mata Btroei Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , St North C o n n H r 1ST Clerk o f tho Circuit Court Florida p. a s » s::« Uy: Martha T, Vlhlen ' Orlando. FlorlJo Dec. IS. 2f. I l f ] , Jaa. I. I.i Depu-fi Clerk PuMtah Jaa. L t, U | 1MJ. l Publleh Jan. L ». IS, « k m i - LAW RENCE a AVISOS BANK, a Maasachuaetta savings bank, Plaintiff. vs. GEORGE DAVIS BOBBINS. Sr, Unmarried tt aL Defendants SLICED BEEF Lebaneae, Palestinian, Jordanian and Syrian civilians— all members of tb* rightwing Arab Nationalist Greater Syria Party (P P S ), which hat s small but activ* following in those countries—also took part. Ona broadcast said the rebels captured some loyalist officers, but that the hostages had been returned to their unlta. Quantity Rights R c w n e d — Beit pork loins in town and here's why. Our pork loins are government inspected . . . the lean meaty variety . . . perfection trimmed just for you. If your budget recommends on economical meal this week-end, plus good eating . . . here's the entree for you! Prices G ood Thru January 3rd FRESH CENTER CUT SU N N YLA N D PORK Sausage Red Rom e C ook in g Special . . Save 7* a Con . . ASTOR Apples 2 “s2 9 / v _ Prune Juice 3 &£ J1 G O LD EN ~ 4 Special . . Save 6 t a Can . . V A N CA M P FIRM, RIPE Pork & B eans 3o£>69* Bananas* Special . . Save 5* a Bottle . . 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Standard Pack DIXIE �Peter Edson The Agony Of Cuba Political The new* from Cuba (a* reported by exile eources In Miami) sounds like a re-enactment o f history: A major battle between an antl-Cuatro guerrilla army and 25,000 militia In central Cuba—scattered com­ bat In other part* of the Island— seizure by guerrilla* of arm* in garrison rnids— kilting of pcasnnts who give aid to the revolutionists. As in the days when the Batista regime was totter­ ing, It is difficult to sift fact from fiction or truth from wishful thinking. It may be thnt Castro's grip on his pcopie 1s not so unbreakable ns it appears nnd may collapse like that of Batista. More probably, It will not, for Castro still seems to have a broad base o f popular support Batista never hod. One thing, however, Is certain: The people of Cuba, who have suffered so much, will continue to suffer— whether from their "protector” or their hoped-for lib­ erators. Nuclear Con Men Fallout shelters o f course need to be equipped with food supplies and other "accessories’' helpful to survival in event of a nuclear attack. It was perhaps to be expected, therefore, that as some sellers of inadequate shelters turned up, so would phony accessories appear here and there on the market. The Federal Trade Commlsstun already has luld down broad guide lines In the shelter field. For a check on survival devices, the best advice seems to be to ask your Civil Defense office—local or state. Some of the tricky efforts exposed thus far: Offer o f "water purifying” pills as assurance against death from contaminated water. They prove to be a type of bad arla-destroylng tablet commonly sold in drugstores nt n fourth the offered price. They cannot decontaminate radioactive water. Clothes said to bo safe from fallout. The FTC says a regular raincoat gives Just about the same protection. "Survival kits” packaging a variety o f foods pre­ sented ns particularly "safe.” In fact, ordinary canned and sealed foods are Just as safe—nt half the price In your regular grocery store. These and a considerable range of other flimsy Items appear to have one thing in common. They are less designed for the physical survival of the purchaser thnn for the economic survival of the seller. The Better Bus!ness Bureaus properly are after these fly-by-nlghtcrs hot and heavy. If You Didn't Know It The Governor's A Poet TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov. Farrii Bryant h ti become ■ poet. The governor's new talent wai brought to light by receipt of aome verae from William S. Wat* aon, an Engttahman who writes poetry under the pen namo of William Styring. Watson, who visited Florida recently, aent the governor hie impraaslona of the state la rhyme, and the governor replied Thursday la kind. llryant'a poem read: "Y ou honor us greatly by your tribute la rhyme, and we're pleeaed Indeed that you took tho time to tell ua your feelings and ebare your view of the Florida featurta you aaw and knew. why typify Florid a'a warmth and charm. We're not too high priced, a i you have learned, and try to live up to the reputation we've earned for offering more for a vaca­ tion alay than can be found in any other way. You noted the beautlaa of nature here and touched on a heritage we bold dear. You see, we seek to save for those yet lo come a aampllng of the work Mother nature hai done. Henry McLemore There la nothing like having a wife who waits on you hand and foot and wlioio every thought is about you and your comfort—I guen. I could hardly call myielf an authority on the subject be­ cam e the older I get the more I realiie that my Mary runs this roost (by that, I mean our vineclad cottage) and me with appar­ ently no effort at all. Howaver, beginning today, things art going to be very, very differ­ ent. I am going to be lord and master In the good old nineteenthcentury way. I may even grow a walrus mustache so that It can bristle In the approved fashion when things don't go exactly to suit me. Do you realise the kind of thing Dr. Crane’s Worry Children Uks to feel emotional security by having the same pats and classmates year after year. It Is very unwiic to move a child from school lo school during his flrit contacts with education, For he gets confused and may Aa a good will ambassador feel shy and reticent. Notice how you obviously excel, Eddie’s dilemma occurred. Wo hop# you'll tell otbara « f ■o we'd like to enlist you, our CASE L-401: Eddie H., aged 9, what you found, alory to tell, la a foster child. of tho auoihlna and blue ikies, and to make you a ciUten of "D r. Crane, I'm beginning to of the Joyous sound Florida, too. believe we made a mistake in of a booming wave, and 1 enclose a certificate made flashing light out to you. adopting Eddie," his mother pro. that reflecla from the wing of tested. a bird In flight. Again our thanks for your "He has spent two years in the second grade and Just barely messago ot cheer, We hope you'll apeak of the passed Into the third grade last and your fine rhymes on the welcome hand semester. state we hold dear. extended to those from a We know you'll be back and 'T v s argued with Mm and coax­ foreign land, ed him to study, but it doesn't that you'll spread the news seem to be uf sny use. Every night by tho friendly folk of city that he always returns who I get out his books for him and and farm has sand In his shoes." tell him he must study hard. "D r, Crane, will you talk lo him and tell me If be really cannot lean t! 1 wonder If Ms J.Q. It be­ TKL-OMLY OTARS X 0 e u a v » M i* o low n orm al!" ,WMtM HC tLAYS " UM-M— E4AD,WH*CT AM 'fOU SAW LAST FEAR THWARTS l.Q. iMTEPFSTlMp TIMft I MAO rtieMT.Kiciwaste HE LOOttetSTHRl) TM’ OMSSTMAT SOME POWERFUL After a friendly chat with Ed­ LASTNIOMT/SPeNT TM3 BUNKED WHEN CLASSES LAST die, I showed him a couple of EVGMlMO w/lTM AM woo bumpuo HlOHT— YtJU ASTRONOMER FWiSMO I aleight-of-band tricks, and when SOUR MOO OLE (cam still s e e Hts o b s e r v a t o r y : wa were getting along famously. 1 ITH’ RIMCSOF STUDYING THE 4TARS t \ CRAWLIMO UP switched to a mental teat, which 1 1 MtVBR SAW SATURN) '*\.FROStUMOSRi ' iTURM— UNDER ij&IH T A «l*f Introduced aa a new game. |AMD IT* RlM9» SO rHtS tBKlLUAMrr One of the aeerela In the suc­ eves/-. JO CLeAR.' cessful use of mental teals Is the r ti fact that the administrator must have the enthusiastic cooperation of the child. If a youngster la shy, Inhibited or fearful, his final test score may not be reliable. Welt, Eddie tested just exact­ ly normal, coming out with an Intclllgrnce quotient or 1. Q. of MM. Wbat does that m ean! Simply that ha la aa bright as the aver* age nine-year-old, despite his fail­ ure to be promoted. Then why wasn't he promoted to keep pace with those of hli same a g e ! WHY CHILDREN FAIL Sometimes youngsters and teachers don't harmonise perfect­ ly so that the child wlU not co. operate. U iybe the child Is ex­ cessively shy and will not talk. Moreover, some stupid parents Page 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, January J, 1962 occasionally will terrify a young­ WALTER A. OIELOW, WtltTOB * rtn i.lIU R II ster regarding school, by deplet­ ■vulva j. cessing nutnL.v suLLcaitacw ing it as a Jail or a dreadful inllaaoelag Bditer AdvarlUIn* Dlrtcttr c ity Kdller SLUT WBLLa M. BLLKR u a a m i x v o l t o l ik b ablution. Ctuity Better CWttlfltd N t i u i r Clrcnlatlan aitnagtr Actually, tho modern classroom CBCRLIA P A i a n J 1 X IB u s a o a i iA s c s a rnaus m i s la a very interesting place and the aeelety Belter B u llitt* U ia ia ir U ttbm tla l lupL average child enjoy a Ms school a v s B C S iin e a slatms work. Lessons ir e now often re­ ■ p MeU Bf o m e e Pete la a f leete C t t i ttr AH ots*e garded aa games Instead of bated »t.V - » etr •reek ait At a le w H U S s Tew talks. • steatke S.U • B a iit i • ■eatbe “ S.TS S Meatka M l S Miatka • Heel U parents would cooperate a lit­ 1 JfMtk vet | Meets . tle more fully with the leather*, a ‘ V. ■ it aU a a B t t k e i H X I e u k e M i l l •Stacie. and ceais talking about school ai OUR BOARDING HOUSE a f t * .,* - w f e l r - i j S^ralti that has hippened to me up until now! It's nothing short of dis­ graceful, but 1*11 tell you. I've hop­ ped, skipped, dashed and run, for one thing, "Look, honey, Just hop over to the store and get us a loaf of bread.” And thli, too* "Henry, while you aren't doing anything, Just skip upstalra and get my aciaiora for m e." "Darling, will you please dash over to the Post Office and get me some stam ps!” "Darling, would you mind running down to the garage and turning off the washing mach in e!" The sucker I’ve been! For some reason, the Idea of these fast means ot locom otion-hop, skip, dash and run—have gotten me on­ to my feet and into action. Out Clinic something lo be fttred or dis­ liked, their children would often have a better attitude. Children who halo school, often come from homes where educa­ tion has been put In the same category aa punishment. "The truant officer will catch you If you don't go to school," Is a form of threat which doesn't make Use child look on education aa s delightful game. WHY EDDIE FAILED Eddie filled to be promoted be­ cause his parents had moved five limes during his first two years In grammar school! Eddie, there­ fore, had been thrust Into flvo dif­ ferent rooms! He didn't stay with one teacher long enough to let her become ac­ quainted with him. Besides, it is very poor policy for a child to move about like this when he is first lesrnlng a new subject, such aa reading or arithmetic. And he misses the comradeship of Ms pall. Even high school or college stu­ dents would feel socially 111 at ease by such frequent changes of schools. To a boy just beginning to learn how to read, so many methods and teachers are confus­ ing. Besides, Eddie was ririvan by his foster mother, Instead of being led along through tactful methods into liking his lesson*. Hid she used "Bash cards," with the various words on them, and then made a game of his identifying the words on brief ex­ posure to them, she coitld have made Eddie a good reader in a few months. 1 outlined a new program for her to follow, and since then Ed­ die has been doing average work, for fear and emotional faetora ware chicly to blame for bis previoua failures. no more. If I ever weaken enough lo go to the store for another loaf uf bread, I'm definitely going to stroll, saunter, meander or scuff up my shoes by kicking a stone In Iront of ma the whole way. Another thing that 1 am going to be adamant about 1* the kind of food that Is served around this house. I know what 1 like, hut 1 don't often get it. To me a nice snack for lunch is some fried pork chop*, hominy grits, sweet pota­ toes, turnip greens, hot biscuits and a sliver of pie of some sort. Instead, what do I usually get! Something "a la " something with a green salad on the side. And if not that, 1 get-leftovers. 1 strong­ ly suspect that Mary goes out and buys "leftovers." It's always the same song and dance. "Well, row, today we've gut lo eat up that little Irftovcr beef, lamb, veal, raccoon, skunk or white m ice." Anyway, we live on leftovers. That Is, till today, when I am going to put my foot down. Mary la still asleep. It's only seven In the morning, but 1 can hardly wait for her to get up so that I can get this new regime In­ to action. She's going Lo be mighty surprised when I lay down the law to her. No more hop, skip, run, green salads or jellied consomme. No, alreel Things are going to be mighty different when 1 take over today. Maybe I'll have sweet po­ tatoes, wMte potatoes, rice, grits end macaroni with cheese all at the same time for lunch. Who knows! When I look back I think I was pretty silly not to make my stand before now. Do you know that I, master of this house, have even gone so far aa to ast In the kit­ chen while a bridge-luncheon party was going on In the front part of the house! Why didn't 1 think of all this before! Mary Just came downstairs and complimented me on being up so early and having written my col­ umn. She asked me to let her copyrcad it for me, but after she had golne Into the kitchen ahe came back with another idea. “ Henry, why don't you scoot over to the grocery store and get us some cream. Wo haven't any for breakfast and you can send your column at the aame tim r." I am now about to scoot. I can think of nothin? nicer than not to hava Mary road this column till it appears in the papers a few days from now. Not that I'm not going to atlck to everything I've said. Me, I'm a man of Iron but Just the aame I have to go now and get the cream and, also, 1 am told, some greens for salad for lunch and a can ot tuna fish so that we can have tuna fish "a la" something to go along with our salad. This Company WASHINGTON fNEA) — A private enterprise effort to com ­ pete with and perhaps reduce the need for any federal government financial aid for college and uni versity students is now being or­ ganised by United Student Aid Fundi of New York. It Is a nonprofit corporation de­ signed to endorse personal loans made by local banks to needy stu­ dents. Its appeal will be to the self-reliant student who does not want to be beholden to the fed­ eral government for a tax-support­ ed acholirshlp or partially sub­ sidised lose. The government now offers pretty tough student aid competition for any private organisation to m ilch. U. S. Office of Education, which admlMsters the federal student loan funds, has Just an­ nounced that it hai made 239,000 loins for a total of over 9130 mil­ lion. This covers the period from February 1931, when the program was launched, through last June 30. In the current college year It is expected another 130,000 stu­ dents will borrow another *80 mil­ lion under the government loan program, making the totals over 380.000 students with 9210 million In loans outstanding, These loans have been made at 1,410 colleges and universities havIng M per cent of this year's total higher education enrollment of 3.1 million In 3.000 institutions. The private United Student Aid Fund is now operating only in In­ diana, where 1,300 loans were made this year for a total of 9730,000. Additionally, Connecticut and Florida have organised under the U.S.A.F. program and plan to make their first loans during the 1982 spring term. Kansas, Maryland, Vermont aod Pennsylvania are organising and expect to make loam beginning next fall. Twelve other states are said to be considering U.S.A.F, plans. With Massachusetts. Milne, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Vtrginia and New Jersey already hav­ ing Independent college student loan plans in operation on a state­ wide bails, about half the states will then be in a position to aid needy students without govern­ ment financing. The U.S.A.F. goal la to raise a $40 million reserve fund from pri­ vate sources. H ilf of this will be raised by a national drive, The olher half Is expected to come from colleges participating in the Notebook plan to have students borrow s! 1“ contrast to this the present P. S. government loan plan allows local banks. the student to borrow up to *3,000 The 8JO million reserve wfl during the entire period of hia guarantee a credit 12.3 inset ai higher education. Repayment does large, or 9300 million, n i l 1> sot begin until one year after nearly four times whit th| U. 5 graduation snd the student is giv­ government now has outmr.dint en ten years in which to pay, with In student loans. Income irttn the Interest at 3 per cent. U.SA.F. *40 million is r e e le d In the first two and a half years sader this program, 12,783 stuto pay operating costs Aa the U.S.A.F. plan is w r be-dents have repaid *1.9 million on Ing organised, losm willio* ina4*:tk*lr loans at a rate five times availaMe only to stuilnts wb*,filler thin »** anticipated. Adhave completed theirTreBmia'dlUnnally, 4,000 graduates have year with good academe hand- 8ppll*d for partial cancellation of ing. Each student may fcrow up their loans under a provision in to *1,000 a year for t » e jtir*. the law which allows lo per cent Repayment begins fit mouths cancellation for each year the bor. after graduation and Jmad* to f**f r Is a teachrr, up to five the lending bank. J years. The average loan Is Lected to Office of Education Is expected be *300 g year or l l i for the to go lo Congress In 1902 to ask three years. Repaymerln sueh a f«c supplementary fundi to exloan would ba *30.87 Biomh for pmd the government student loan 38 months, Including lp e r rent programs and for some Jlberalleinterest. | la* amendments. Letters To IThe Editor iron belter. Dear Editor: The Merchants Dion of the With Best Wishes to your paper Seminole County amber ot sod to all of our customer? for Joed Health and Prosperity in Commerce wishes fihank you he New Year, I remain aod the other mepri ot the Sincerely yours, Sanford Herald sta ir your fine E.C. Harper Jr., Chairman assistance thia ysuYour help Merchants Division . , . wonderful reijA from the shopping public . jnd an all out effort by our Atown mer­ Construction of the Washington chants hava all vibuted to lonument In the U. S, capital make 1981 most suAful. I think we ean( ; look back Han in 1848, but the 81.120-ton with a great deal satisfaction aelisk wis not completed until to the progress njjthese past *4. Since the first measurement* few months in p roa * shopping ,bre taken, the monument h is In Sanford. TbereBnore unity Sited some six inches. More thau of purpose amonifl downtown 3 million visitors hive ridden la merchants than cgfoefore, and |l top In its elevator or cllmbrd the first accompljjnts of this 11898 metal steps. cooperative promqtreiulted in Friday night o p en p d substan­ OVKR 35 YEARS tial prlxcs for w e number at Flret sad Palmetto of lucky shoppc|fhe second (Alea| side Poet Office) phaie of our pratt the early December clty-wifie, wst also well received a w t d off a very suceesifu! fftm n sea son. Now that wa About lo en­ ter a new y e a r A my hope tbit our m crch lm ay unite even more fully flp, and that ?£«rHl • Pern14ere our present goo4':om *rm er­ • ™ » „ • PI • Rental Bad* chant rolatlonihHy become SANFORD URNITURE COMPANY EA R N IN G S 0 SA/INGS Effective Jan » 1, 191 * ; the anticipated diyhds on savings will be at -tlrate of m • a t payable sefan nally Accountaftred by an Instrum entality the up to Insures People The paper Industry of the U. S manufactured about four billion Christmas greeting cards for the upcoming holiday*. . . . let ut tell you bow you «*n still apply for a 91,000 life in*ur. ance policy (issued up to are $0). You may carry tbs policy the rest of your life to help cate the bur­ den o f final expenses on your family. No on* will call on you. You handle the entire transaction by mall with OLD AMERICAN, the company which helped pioneer in488 Elliott A t *. •urance for aenlor Americans. FA 2-2010 Tear eut this ad and mall it to­ day with your name, address and year o f birth to Old American In­ Office Hours: 1 * 4 surance Ce., 4000 Oak, Dept. Evenings By Appolntaeat LA1Q0R. Kant It City 12. Mo. No obligation I Up To Age 80! Income Tax Savings & ed by the 10th of the mol Howard L, Whelchel m \si«r» l o . . . . F �I Wrf VawTerfl RrrtTS Won. T n n . 1, 1962 — P aro H Kratzert - Park Wedding Solemnized In Double Ring, Candlelight Ceremony In an impressive candlelight ceremony Min Eva Marie Krai* rert, drughter of Mr. and Mr*. William August Kratzert Sr., be­ came the bride of William Bryan Park, son of Dr. and Mr*. Char* lea Lanier Park Sr., Dec. 28 at I p. m. at the First Baptist Church, Sanford. Her. W. P. Brooks Jr. officiated at the double ring ceremony against a background of white flowers and greenery. While gla­ dioli, chrysanthemums' and fern, in umbrella stands, were plactd on each side of the pulpit and flanked by palms and graduated candel’ bra holding burning tapers. Basket arrangements of mums and greenery adorned the bap­ tistry, the grand piano and other vantage points in the church. Tri­ angle arrangements were above the prayer bench and on the choir rail. Tall palms were on each side of the long vestibule at the entrance to the sanctuary, Mrs. Marvin Milam, organist, presented a program of nuptial music including the traditional wedding marches and accompan­ ied Miss Faye Garner, soloist, who sang “ Whither Thou C osit." “0 Perfect Love" and “ The Lord't Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, was radiant in a formal gown of pure ailk organza and hand clipped imported chanUUy lace. It featured a scalloped neckline, three quarter length sleevca and basque bodice. The voluminous skirt, appliqued with lace and tiny seed pearls, awept into a very full and graceful chapel train. Her fingertip veil of English ailk Illusion was attached to a crown of teed pearls. Her only jewelry was a single strand of pearla, a gift of the bridegroom. She carried a tailored crescent bouquet of two white orchids and liliea-of-the-valley. Miss Rose Kratzert. slater of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a street length dress of olivine green organxlne taffeta fashioned with a boat neckline, capped aleevei, bell ahaped skirt, ■elf covered bow in the center back and a matching pillbox headdress with circular veil. She carried a creacent bouquet of yallow Fuji mumt and pom poms With ivy trim. Mr*. Robert Johnton wat m a­ tron of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Grace Marie Stinecipher, M ill Edith Hanson. Mias Sally Chase, Miss Marilyn Mc­ Daniel and Miss Jean Hopkins. Misa Sidney Park, a niece of the groom waa junior bridesmaid. All atltfidanta wore dresses iden­ tical to that of the maid of honor and carried crescent stuped bouquets of yellow mums. Tbe junior bridesmaid wore a halo of yellow mumi and ivy. Bob Park served as best man for hit brother and uiher-groomimen were W. A. Kratzert Jr., bro­ ther of tbe bride. Dr. Charles Fark Jr., brother of tbe groom, David Leonard, Hamilton Biibee Jr., James McKee and Milner Osborne. Little Mlsi Cindy Jane Kratsert, niece o f the bride, waa flower girl and wore a pink organdy dress and carried a colonial nose­ gay of pink sweetheart roses and Ivy with pink satin ribbon stream­ ers. Ring bearer was Charles Beck, a cousin of the bride. Mrs. Krstaert, mother of tha bride, wore a dress of asure blue A c* over taffeta, with bateau neckline, short sleeves, draped skirt, matching acceiiories and a corsage of white orchid*. The groom'e mother wore a dress of dusty pink embroidered tjoJidw IjaJtsi MIMOSA CIRCLE gated. R may branch and grow in several directions providing means of propagation. Hoot* arc born downward from the under­ neath part, while leaves or aerial sterna grow upward. The bearded Iris is a typical example. A tuber it a shortened, awolltn part produced underground which bears leaf buds or "e y e s" in reg­ ular arrangement over the sur­ face. such as the Irish potato A tuberous root is g swollen part produced underground without eyes which sprout from the buds on the stem end or neck, such as the sweet potato. The function of these tubers and tuberous roots is to serve as a reservoir of plant food upon which the new shoots can subsist until their new rooting system is able to provide the needed food by ab. sorption through the root hairs. Neat Doer To Poet Office F en Haas - F an Park T* S-1177 Mrs. Harry Woodruff and Mrs. Frank I.. Woodruff 3rd, were cobnstesses lor the Krilztrt-Park bridesmaids luncheon, at the home of Mr*. Harry Woodruff, 110 Elliott Ave. A green and white color theme waa carried out in luncheon decorations. Miss Eva Kratzert. bride-elecl, presented gills to each of the attendants and she received a gift front Ihc two hostesses. Mrs. Claude Grizzard assisted with the luncheon. In addition tn the bride-elect and her atten­ dants guests attending were Mrs. W. A. Kratzert. mother of the bride, Mrs. C. L. Park Sr., mo­ ther of the groom and Mr*. W. A. Kratzert Jr. Calendar TUESDAY Daughters o f Wesley Sunday School C lan of the First Metho­ dist Church meets at 7:30 p. m. in McKinley Hall with Mrs. L. E. Estes and her group serving as hostesses. Your Welcome Wagon Ho* tee* frill cell frith * basket o f g ifts . . -a n d friendly giaslinga from our religious, civic and business leaders. WELCOME W A G O N A.. y ) . \ * r - ^ d < - r/ * * V • 2 . * m • Cindy and Billy, of Ft. WajM| Ind., Mr. and Sirs. W. D. Hopi kins and daughteri, Jean, Ann* and Barbadce, and Mr. and Mrs; Hamilton Biibee, all of Talla* hassee and Mr. and Mrs. Jamei McKee of Cocoa. Other Sanford guests were Rev, and Mrs. W. P. Brooks Jr., Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Milam, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Beck ami son, Charles Jr., Mr, and Mra. Barn* well Beck. Mr. and Mra. Milne* Osborne, Miss Faye Garner, LL Pete Sharber, David Leonard, Bob Park and Robert Johnson. Astoria, Or*., waa the firat postal distributing point for the U. S. west coast. COUNT ON PENNEY'S SHEETS . . . 3 generation* already have! All Penney sheet* eia mod* to high ipsclftcaliom. All Penney sheets her* firm balanced w setsi, , , no weak spoilt Ail Penney sheet! hove a smooth finish, minimum sizing. Alt Penney fitted sheet* ore SanfatliedV. All Penney sheets have precisely finished hsmsl All Penney Sheet! or* always fiowUis first quality! TU ESD A Y 9:00 A. M. NOW OET TERRIFIC EVERY ONE FIRST Q FABRIC SALE 48-INCH NATION-WIDE® WIDE Drapery Fabric 79 - FABRIC= 2359 PARK reduced! 14 3 our famous long-wearing white cotton muslins, full 81” x 108" or full Sanforized fitte d ....... 1.02 ensefi -12" x 36" . 2 for .73c DRIVE |n In 72” x 10H" twin Senior, lied® fittest FA 2-5783 PENCALE® reduced! ODDS and EN D S our silky-nmooth fine, combed white cotton percales, full 81" x 108" or full Sanforized fitted . . $1.94 cases 42" x 38 2 for 97c SALE I 77 twin 73’’ X 108’* twin Hanfortzrd fillrd STARTS TUESDAY JAN. 2nd 22 x 4 4 TOW ELS CHRISTMAS LEFT- OVERS JU S T Including Cocktail IZrsi.cs, Hporitwsar etc. 2 - 1 00 WASH CLOTHES .... 6 - 1.00 HAND TOWELS .... 3 - 1.09 R EC EIV ED ! COTTON SHEET BLANKETS j When you move... • • 2 • • 2 • Preceding the rehearsal, Wednesday rvrnlng, Dr, ami Mrs. C. h . Park Sr. snd Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Park Jr. and daughter, Sid­ ney, entertained with a buffet supper at the home of Dr. Park Sr., 109 West 17th Street. Interspersed with the Christmas decorations were arrangements of red carnations and poinsettlas ami a color theme of white and silver was carried out in the din­ ing room decor. The buffet table was rrntered with an arrange­ ment of white mums flanked by while tapers in sitvrr candelabra. Guests included members of (hr wedding parly and Mr. and Mra. W. A. Kratzert, Mr. and Mra. W. A. Kratzert Jr., and children, HI Church GIFTS House of Floors BRIDESMAIDS' LUNCHEON guests arc from left, (seated) Misa Rose Kratzert. Misa Eva Kratzert. bride-elect; Miss Sally Chnse, Misa Grace Marie Stinecipher nnd ntunding. Miss Marilyn McDaniel, Mra. Robert Johnson, Miss Jcnn Hopkins, Miss Edith Hanson And Miss Sidney Park. (Herald Photo) m u m Personals Linoleum - Carpeting and Tilt Until Jan. 10 Luncheon And Buffet Honors Bridal Couple And Attendants Personals DeBary AND ASSISTANCE ON ALL YOUR FLOOR COVERING REQUIREMENTS Meeting Postponed The gene rat business ami Fine Arts Department of the Sanford , Woman** Club which was seheorganza, with draped neckline, I bows and wedding bells in a ■bra and epergne filled with pink , , , , . _ , , ................. . v i . . ........... . ,»». duled for Jan. n has been po.tmatching accessories and a cor­ lilver container. The receiving carnations, white mums and casage of dusty pink cymbidium or­ line formed at the right against mellias, interspersed with silver; P°n*d unlil Jnn- ,0 The group will meet at the chids. a background of large palms. The Icathrr leaf fern. Clusters of sitFollowing the ceremony, a re­ bride’s book and anniversary ver grapes hung from the table home o f Mrs Robert Drabik. Dr. ception was held at the Sanford candle were cn a small oval table in front of the arrangement. Two Thomas Latgcn will present the Woman's Club. The walkway to with a low arrangement of aiiver punch tablet held identical silver program and give a report on die club was lighted by tall hurri­ fern and pink perfection camellias punch bowls, silver plates of way* and means of setting up the heart shaped candies and nuts cane lamps and the overall in a silver bow], decorations in the reception room The bride’ s table was covered and pink and silver floral cancer detection clinic which will be sponsored by the Woman’s were pink, white and silver .rost. with a cutwork cloth and centered arrangcmenti. Club. Graving a table in the entrance with a targe many tiered wedding Greeting guests at the door ________________ hail was a pink net tree with cake flanked by silver candela- were Mrs. W. G. Fleming and Mrs. George Stine. Mrs. Claude V n r f|| O r l'in r ln Grizzard of Atlanta, and Miss Hi- 1-1 w 1,11 ana Fleischer kept the bride's book. Guests were introduced to the receiving line by Mr*. Harry Woodruff and Mr*. Frank L. By MONA UR INSTEAD Woodruff 3rd, Misses Charmton Winter guest* of the Connelly Miller and Jeanir Southward es­ family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Con­ corted them to the bride’s table. nelly, Mart. Eddie and Peter, at Assisting with the serving were thalr Cortez Ave. home, are Mrs. Mrs. S. O. Chase, Mrs. Charles Connelly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Park Jr., Mrs, Belle Hagan Jen­ Thomas J. I.avtn, of Boston. Dur­ nings. Mrs. 11. B. Hopkins, Mrs. ing the holidays the group enter­ Homer Little and Mra. John tained Ur. Connelly's parents, Mr. Ivey. Presiding at the punch and Mr*. Edward Connelly, who bowls during the evening were are spending the winter in St. Mrs. Martin Stinecipher, Mrs. Petersburg. Jack Woodruff. Mra. W. A. Mor­ Christmas Day guests of Mr. and rison, Mrs. W. P. Brook* Jr.. Mrs. Bob Dean and children, Mr*. Wally Phillips, Mrs. Frank Cathy, Martha and tiruca were Mebane, Mrs. John Galloway and Hr. and Mr*. Claude R\ Duggan Mrs. Sydney Ives. and Prof, and Mrs. Harvey W. Floating hostesses were the Perk, of Winter Park. A neighbor, Mines. F. T. McDaniel, A. W. Mrs. Claude L. Dean, was on hand Lee. L.F. Gamer, Al Doudney, J. to hatp with the roast turkey end D. Woodruff, A. B. Hanson, R. Y. pumpkin pies. Cooper. A. J. Peterson, T. C. Mr, and Mrs. John Lyons and Bolt, C. W. Beck, B. A. Beck, their youngest daughter, Anna James Warner, W. U. Wray, Ray Marie, of Fern Park visited an­ Herron and Horace Berryhill, other daughter and her family, Sanford and Bobbie Lou Dopsun, Mr. and Mr*. Malvln Campbell of Jacksonville and Mr*. W. A. and children. Johnny, Ellen and Kratzert Jr., of Fort Wayne, 1ml. Pat, during Ihe holidays. Also Ihc Misses Merritt Phil­ lips, Ann Crapps, Carole Sue Hig­ Early (Vales, skis and snow ginbotham, Jane Williams, Ann shoes were fashioned from the Doudney, Sue Lynn Howell, Faye hone* of animals, bound on (he Gamer, Jackie and Freddie feet with strips of leather and Berryhill and Frances Strickland, used for eliding on icy surfaces. Sanford and Ann and Barbadce Hopkins, of Tallahassee. Soft background piano music waa presented during the recep­ tion houra by Mrs. Willie B. Pip­ pin. For tier going away outfit, Mrs. Park cliose a gold wool suit with mink collar, gold accessories, lizard purse and shoes and the orchid from tier wedding bouquet. After a wedding trip the couple MRS. WILLIAM BRYAN PARK will make their home in Atlanta, (House of Knhij'a Photo) Ga, The topic* for horticulture con­ sideration at this time will be bulbs, corms, rhizomes, tubers and tuberous roots, all of which afford a wide range of selections which flourish In our Florida gardens. Bulbs, corms, rhizomes and tubera are all spoken o f in the trade as "bulbs," however, this is a misnomer and we should know and recognize the difference be­ tween them. A true bulb is a thickened, underground part mado up of lay. ers. It Is an encased leatbud, or flower bud, or sometimes a combination of the two, surrounded by fleshy layers or scales fastened upon fibrous base from which the root* are produced. The onion is a typical example of • true blub. Some bulbs such at tbe tulip have a thickened fleshy layer wrapped all around them, while others, such as the lily, have overlapping scales. A corm, of which tbe gladiolus is typical, ii a solid object, usu­ ally quite hard Instead of being formed of layers or icalcs like a true bulb. A true bulb may live in­ definitely aa a single unit or may increaaa by splitting Itsrlf up, but a mature corm actually wither* and dies alter a year of growth, being replaced by a new corm or corms that form usually on top of the old one, but sometimes be neath or alongside of it. A rhizome la a horizontal under­ Mr. and Mra. Robert Henderson ground stem which from year to of Constance Rd-, E. entertained year usually becomes more cion(heir neighborhood swimming group this pait week with a buffet Christmag supper at their home. Gut its were Mr. and M n . Earl Seiter, Mr. and Mra. Clair Fel­ lows, Mr. and Mr*. Robert N. Me­ ats, Mr. and Mr*. Frank SwsIlow, Mr. and Mr*. G. Deinger and Mr. and Mr*. Martin Geroer. Free Estimates TWoman’ s Club p EXTRA LARGE SIZE • YEAR ROUND USE PLAY GIRL • MACHINE WASHABLE FA SH IO N S • CLOSE FIRM WEAVE FERN 1'ARK SHOPPING CENTER TE 8-3313 FERN PARK • 100% A MOHICAN COTTON STRIPES. SOLIDS. TUFTEDS IN COTTON. HAYONI FRINGED III What an assortment — fabulous Penney ] value ia the styles, the colors you want! Machine wash (lukewarm water). 80 x 108 twin or full * �•* r rape c — Mon, jnn. i, iocs Legal Notice Legal Notice ric T m o L 'n * amk l a tha Court o f the County J id d a . NOTIUU T8 h*r»bjr , u m that **# •rn,Ionia Cottaly, Florida, In P r o ­ xr» *ng»g*if In bu*ln**a at 8 i n - bata. • forif. hemlnalt County, Florida, un- In rat Katata of d*r lha flettttoux nama of, NOVA CLOVER B. HARRS RUILDRItfl. and lhat » a Intand Peceaaed to r*gl*t*r m id nama with tha To All Cradltora nnd Paraon* Has* Clark o f tha Circuit Court, S«ml. Inn riolioa or T k n a a d i Analnaf nota County, Florida, In aocordanca Paid Eatatei with tha provision* o f tha FlctlTon and aarh o f yon are hara­ tloua Nama Ittatutaa, to-w lt : S*e- by notified and rtqulred to protlon I t l . M Florida Ittatutaa IMT. tent any clalma and damanda 8 lg : J. ft. Barhmayar which you. or olthar o f you. :nay William Bradan hare analnat tha aatata o f CLOVER Publlah Dae. ]«, 1ICI A Jan. 1. f. B HARRS, deeeaied. lata o f aatd It. IMS. County, to tha County Jud s* of Semlnnia County, Florida, at hla i n T in e r m c t r p p c o u r t o f t i i t . office in tin court haute o f laid M o m Jt'D icfA i niB-ritfcT. i s County at Sanford, Florida, w ith ­ AN II Foil ir.ttlMll.K c o t NTT, in alaht oalendar montha from FLOHIUA. lha lima of tha flrat publication IN CMANCKUT NO, IITOO o f Ihla notice. Each claim o r daDIVORCE mand ahall >-• In writing, and (hall JOHN FRANCIS HIGOtNB ■tata tha placa o f realdtnee and Plaintiff poat offlca addrtea o f tha cla im ­ to, ant. and ahall ba aworn to by PHI LOME* A R. RIOOINR tha claimant, bla agant. or attornay Dafandaat and any auch claim or demand not NOTICE TO A P P E A R an filed ahall ba Told. THE ST ATS OF FLORIDA TCit / a / Kenneth W. Mctnloah Phllomana B. Hieetra, Aa executor o f tha Laet Will No. 11 Phyllla Rd and Taatamant o f Fraahotd. Naw Jaraay d ic ta te d Ton art haraby ordarad to apCLOVER B. HARRS. paar and anawar In paraon (er by Stenelrom. Davie A Mclnloek attornay) to a bill o f complaint Altornaya for Executor filed herein apalnat you In tha Cir­ Edward* Building cuit Court o f Samlnola County, Sanford. Florida Florida, on or bafora tba 17th day Flrat publication Honday, D ecem ­ o f January, A. D. IMS. aama balng ber 11, 1M1. a ault for dlrorea. atharwlra a da craa pro oonfaaio will ha anlarad I n t h e r e a r ! a f |h* C a n a r y J a r i n r , again*! yon for fallura to appear K r t a l a a l e c a n a t y , F l o r i d a , I n P r a and anawar aa raqulred by law. bate. It la further ordarad that thli In rei Palate af Notice ba published onca a weak ANNIE C. FILIP. Deceived for four (l> conaacutlva wtaka In Ta All CreSllar* nnd Paraon* M ar­ Tha Hanford Herald, a nawapaptr ina Claim* ar Drmnada Analnat publlahad In Sanford, Samlnola Maid Rafntai County, FlorldaYou and each o f you arc hereby Wltnaaa my hand and official notified and required to prevent ■aal Ihla llt h day o f Dacambar, any claim* and demand* which you A. D. 1M1. nr elthar o f you, may have axalnst (BEAL) th* aetata o f ANNIE C. FILIP, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. declared, late o f aeld County, to Clark Clroutt Court, RemW tha Count)* Judy* o f samlnot* nula County, Florida. County, Florid*, at hi* o ffice In By: Jean E, Wilke, the court houee o f aald County Deputy Clark at Sanford, Florida, within el* Edward F, Hlggln* calendar month* from th* time o f Attornay for Plaintiff and th* flrat publication o f Hit* nolle*. Complainant Each claim or demand ahall b* In aid Oranpa Avonua wrlllnir. and ahall atal* th* plac* r. o. Bo* lost o f rvaldenc* and poet offlca adWinter Park, Florida. drae* o f th* claimant, and ahall Publlah: Dae. II. td, lld t Jan. 1, I, ba aworn to by th* claimant, hi* n il agent, or attorney, and any auch claim or demand not aa filed (hall IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT NINTH b* void J t t l H I t L CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Ellen M. Aurbakken SEMINOLE COUNTT. rL OR IIlA IN A* Executrix o f th* Lx»t CIMNCKRT NO. IITMI Will and Teetxment o f FE D E R A L NATIONAL MORT• ANNIE C. FILIP, deceaaed (1AOE ASSOCIATION. A Corp ora­ A. Edwin Shlnholeer tion orcan ltad under an Act o f Flrat Federal Uulldlng Con crete and atlaiin c purauant Sanford, Florida to th* Federal National M ortcac* Attorney for Executrix Aaioelatlon. Charter Act. harlne Flrat publication December IS, 1M1 It* principal of flca In lha City o f ruhllah Da*. II, II, 1MI A Jan. Washington Dletrlct o f Columbia, I. I. IMS. Plaintiff v*. H OWARD LEE ROW TER and IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT NINTH KAT HERINE P. BOWTER, hla JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FUR SEMINOLE COUNTS. FLORIDA IN wife, Dafandanta ClIANCEBT NO. IITNI FE D E R A L NATIONAL MORTNOTICE TO APPEAR GAGE ASSOCIATION, A CorporTIIE STATE OF FLORIDA TOi HOWARD LEE BO W TER and atlan organlted undrr an Act o f Conxreaa and exlatln* purauant to K ATH ERINE P. BO W T ER th* Federal National Mortgag* I I I N. A r a n Aaaoclation, Charter Act, having Chicago, llllnole TOU ARE H EREBY NOTIFIED It* principal offlca In th* City o f that a ault haa bean filed analnat Waahlnrton Dletrlct o f Columbia. Plaintiff you In tha above entitled caute, and that you ar* required to (lie v*. F. VANCOURT and your anewer with the Clark o f ihla EDWAR D Court and to aarva a ropy thereof BEATRICE .M. VANCOURT. hi* wile, and RIDGEWOOD WOOD upon tha Plaintiff or P la in tiff* COMPANY, INC., attorneye, whoa* nama and addreet PRODUCTS I* Blahap A Bornaleln. I I Kael Newr J e r e e y c o r p o r a t i o n , Defendant* Pint Street, Orlando, Florida, not NOTICE TO A P r E A n latar than January 17th IMS. If you fall to da *o a Deere* Pro TIIE STATE OF FLORIDA TOi EDWARD F. VANCOURT and Confeaao will ha anlarad analnat BEATRICE St. VANCOURT you tor lha relief demanded In Addrea* Unknown Ilia Complaint. Tble ault la t > foraTOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED cine# a mort*.i|*. Th* real pro­ that a ault ha* 'been filed again*! perty proceeded analnat la: you in th* above antRlad cauaa, Lot ia. Rlock D. SL'NLAND and that you ar* required to file ESTATES, a eubdlvtalnn. aryour anawar with lha Clerk o f Ihla eordlnn to a plat thereof, Court and to verve a copy th ere­ recorded In Plat Book II, o f upon (he ria ln tlff or Plaintiff'* pan** 1< In >1 o f lha Public attorney*, whoa* name and ad Uncord* o f Seminole County, draat I* Blahop A Bornaleln, SI Florida: Tunelher with the follow in g Eaet Pin* Street. Orlando, Florida, not later than January 17th IM1 Rama of property which ar located In and permanently In If you fall lo do *n a Decree Pro atalled aa a part of th* Im­ Confeaao will he entered agalnal you for th* relief demanded In provement* on aald land: th* Complaint. Thin *ult t* to On* DuoTherm toll) Heater forccloa* a m ortg »g», Th* r**l with ID* Oal. lank. Modal property proc«*d*d *g»lnnt It: Jit*I. Sar. MESS Lot II, Block 1 W E A TIIOn* Victor (ele ctr ic! IS" kit­ E E S F in i.n FIRST ADDI­ chen Exhauet Fan. no modal TION, according to th* plat or ear. nm. thereof, a* recorded In Plat One Nulnn* (ele ctri c) Bath Book It, page **, Public Heater, no modal or aerial Record* of Semlnol* County, noa. Florida. One OK (electric) Banna. Together with the fo llow in g Model tO lB lW H . Serial Rem o f properly which 1* lo ­ T R O t lill cated In and permanently In­ Eleven Venetian Blind* ( m e ­ stalled aa a part o f th* Im­ tal) manufactured by Senprovement on aald land: karlk Olae* A Pain*. Com­ International o f Utica Furn­ pany, Hanford, Florida, no ace Model OI1S IS E D modal or aerial no*. WITNESS my hand and th* *«*t WITNESS my hand and tha aaal of aald Court at Sanford. Florida, o f aatd Court at Sanford. Florida, Ihla Mth day o f Dacambar, 1MI. thl* llt h day o ( December. 1MI. (SEAL) (■ B A D Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Arthur II Beckwllh. Jr. Cl*rk of th* Circuit Court Clark of th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihten lly: Martha T. Vihten Deput) Cterk Deputy Clark Rlaliop A Bornaleln Blahop A Rornalaln IS Eaet Pin* Street M Kael Pin* Biraat Orlando, Florid* Orlando. Florida Attornay* for Plaintiff Attornay* (or Plaintiff ruhllah Dec. If. IS. 1M1 A Jan. Publlah Dec. II. JS. 1SS1 A Jan. 1. S. I M l. I. I. IIS1. - to Proviou* Piaxto Estonia - Unrurf Katunix • crop* 4 Thia country niHaf — • It haa“• 121 1 _____ 13 Utopian 14 Coiwctkm ad aayln|a 1# Boy IT Fouins tad JOMifrauoo SONo w Os Is m ■ tod* ! 8 eonlaat 10Grandson of a Genua of 3d Inaming 37 Trtoala win* n Primal* SlPlaUaa to Entry h i* XI Abstract being l*ds*r 34 Hualcal not* 30 Military 31 Ul Classified Phone FA 2-2611 Office 204 W. First HOUSE on a hill on the bank of cq private lake—100 acrci of land its what the doctor would order, Yet, it has the things you like, *45.. near Oiteen. FA 2-0519. RENT A BED RolJaway, Hospital & Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W 1st St. 3 DBA DIANES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Ti m ., tors Fit. ■ I r . H. day to­ t e * taMftioa. Mo*. • Sat. s m s . STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Th u BEDROOM, kitchen equipped* house. Clote to school and shopping. Clean and comfortable. FA 2-8033. UNFURNISHED house, 1806 WaihIngton Ave, Phone FA 2-530J after Jan. 1st. , Hit* F i t - > P. M. A s y t o ­ te * htaerUow. Mow. - Sst. s m s . RESPONSIBILITY: EFFICIENCY Healed apartment n « Herald wTO M l ta toapoosMo Sanford'* ncweit, Ideally locat­ (or mor* Hiss on* Incorrect Ism t ed, near poit office, auitable f o r ^ Do* *1 yoar sd. nnd r*MDH tto single or couple, private bath. right to ravla* ar R ](tl any adInquire at .Manuel Jacobion De­ vartlaement from what *rd*t*d M partment Store. roof orm to Hi* poHrioa *f Mis HOUSE for rent. Ph. FA 2-1272. *THE MI6HTY MIDGET" THE WANT AD Will Do the Job for Yew CONVENIENT TO BASE: 3 bed­ room, kitcties equipped, larg* living room. 8110 per mo., 105 E. Woodland Dr. FA 2-7057. NICELY furniihed 3 room apart-1 meat, all utilities, downtown lo­ cation. FA 2-2307 for appointinent. 9. For Sale or Bent CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call evening*. FA 2-1597. 12, Real Estate Fur Sale Oncar M. ITnrrlson CLASSIFIED INDEX Registered Real Estate Broker 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7B48 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals LAKEFRONT lot in Lake Mary, 3. Education • Instruction rcaionable price. For quick itle. 4. Transportation FA 2-3076 or FA 2-7116, 5. Food 6. For Rent AUCTION 7. Bualnesa Rentals Saturday, Jan. 61h 2 P. M. 8. Reach Rentals 2616 S. Sanford Avt. 9. For Sale or Rent Beautiful 2 bedroom fum . home, 10. Wanted to Rent , property of K. V. Walah. A -l 11. Rea) Estate Wanted rond. inalde and out. Extra lot 12. Real Estate For Sale offered aeparafe. Excellent term*. Going at Absolute Auc­ 13. Mortgage Loan* tion. You set Ihe Price. 14. Insurants Fla.'a Moat Economical Auction 15. Hus Inc m Opportunities Co, 16. Female Help Wanttd Gristvom-Kemp Auction Co. 17. Mala Help Wanted 337 N. Farn Creek, 18. Help Wanted Orlando (IA 4-0951. 19. Situationa Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint • Repair 21. Building Materials O N G D A LE 24. Electrical Service* 25. Plumbing SarrlcM HOMES 26. Radio & Television l m k ENTERPRISES INC. 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 3 • BEDROOMS 29. Automobile Service IV i BATHS 30. Machinery - Toole Low Down Payment 31. Poultry ■ Peta ■ Livestock No Closing Costs 32. Flowers - Trees - Shrubs A* Low I C I Par 33. Furniture Aa ™ Month 34. Articles For Sale Principal - In*. - Int. • Tax** 35. Articles Wanted *8,500 To $9,300 FI!A & Conv. Financing 36. Automobiles • Trucks 37. Boats • Motors DIRECTIONS: 10 Ml*, 38. Motorcycles - Scooters nice from Sanford, So. oa 39. Trailers • Cabanas L llwy. 17-92, turn right at our sign. 2. Notices - Personals CLEAN carpets with our Carpet Shsmpoocr FREE, with pur chase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Carroll's Furniture, .HUNGER. 1 wHh to meet with you. Nelson. The very, very fineit for vinyl floors Is Seal Gloat acrylic fin iih. It'i Don yellowing. Carroll’s Furniture. 6. For Kent FURN. ap t 2300 MetloavUle. TErrace 8-3911 T E E V GREEN ESTA TES LMN Enterprise#, Inc. • Country Club Road (26tfc ML Extension) 2 Mile* Weal Of llwy. 17-12 Next To Mayfair Country Club • 3 - Bedrooms • i y « B a th s • Central Air-Cond. ft Heating FHA Monthly Paymenti — $66 to $74 2 BEDROOM furniihed cottage in Laka Mary. FA 2-1757. II Pacta 19 Inaijtd 31 Impair 33 Stair poal* 34 DUparaga 6. For Rent FURNISHED apartment*, down­ town location. Phone for ap­ pointment FA 2-5123 or FA 2-5315 Night. ■ Pronoun I Use Herald Want Ads No tiuaing Cast V.\ A Conv. Financing SLEEPING ROOMS, Tha Gablet, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 1-0720. 31 fiktokmg lest. B4 Beam » While 41 land parrel dlHoulh part 41 Emtoary 47 Minute ikin opening 41 mpoattiow form) SOGirl , name U Dlamounted U Heredity unit M Volcano to Bdt y M Collett < 37 MaacuUn* 10 r In WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private baths, 114 W. Flrat St. 2 . BEDROOM bouie, kitchen equipped, water furnished. Ph FA 2-4411. (Rcwsmna Avatlablo Cliff Borneman. Broker TErrace 8-4199 Open 10:00 a.m. ta 7.-00 pja. Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. u r to « Witch SI Hook pail U Eternity SSCaroua* 1 Ab Low As $350 Down 4-liedroom•— 2 R*tha 3-Urdroom*— 2 Baths r a-Bedroom*— Uk Baths 2-Bodrooma—1 Balk B Ida variety exterior deaigta and floor plan* •ItoltoJH U\ M w s u ‘ r hI J J mJ VA Financing on Homes up to SI 5,000 FHA — Conventional & In-Service Financing bowm 111? r J Period of tints 0 Anew*oaten DIRECTIONS: Tara W. ao **th St. Follow l<j Club K«L A R'ahli ( m « u signs. I �( I Your "Don’t Wants” In T You Can Hit A Real jackpot! Advertise 12. Deal Estate For Sale S*jt t?aitfnrft Srralh Mon. Jnn. 1, 1962 — Paire 7 12. Ktal Kalati For Sale SAN LANTA HOMES On Locust, Xorilj of Fast 2uth St 3-Bedroom*, 2-Baths excellent neighborhood. Priced from SU,»Uo. I,«w down payment. *64,3o per mo., principal & intereft. VA - NOTHING DOWN Ph FA 2-S310 nr CR 7-1921 Nights GA MSS* Jac» Demetree, Dcielopor u RAVENNA PARK You arc invited to inspect tin* at­ tractive 3 bedroom, l l» bath home, l.mv down payment of $.■>00 and reasonable monthly payment* Located mi a ehoirr ronicr lot in a quiet neighbor, hood, Slenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA j -M l’ o St. Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM H i N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-8123 WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS SOUTH P1NECHEST A fine way to begin 1802 would be to select this attractive 5 bedrodtn home for your family. Only *400 down and reasonable pay* ment*. Stenatrom Realty l i t N. Park Avt. Phone FA 2-2420 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, kltehen equipped, adjoining school ground, have *2200 in this home. You may buy it for *500. down, Payments *81.00 per mo. (VA 4l»%>. FA 2-8033. i Ball-Blair Agency Registered Brokers fc ASSOCIATES 21* So. Park Are. Ph. FA 2-5641 Lake Mary Branch - FA 3-12M VA FINANCING Down Pa) men! A Closing Coat NEW HOMES In Beautiful — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 3 • BEDROOMS I - lJ i - 2 BATHS Conventional Ac l-’ ll A Loana Drive 17**1 to Nuntand Estate* ( t ml. K. of Hlfl. ford). Hales office 1st house Ituidc entrance. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. FA I-8DT4 JIM RUNT . FA S IM * A INSTALLED WOOD Hclmly Realty ROSA L. i'AYTON FARMER’S AGENCY $29.00 DOWN Serviceman Moved and must give 25. Plumbing Services home away, 3 bedroom in Sun* N. V. Farmer, Realtor PLUMBTNO land Estates. 2405 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-5231 Contracting A Repairs After hour* FA 2-2018 FA 2-3012 No Qualifying, Move right in, Free Estimates Only *82.00 per mo. total FHA R. L. HARVEY 103 MAYROSE DR. In Country payment. Call Orlando CH 1-3356 204 Sanford Ave. Phono FA 1-91*3 Club Manor, 3 bedroom, Fla. room, bouse, *100 down and Modern 2 BR, maionary home, rural location, large lot, shady take up payments o f $62.00 per oak*. bearing orange trees, fur­ mo. Ph. FA 2-0640. nished Including lawn mower ami garden tools, 911.BO0. 12.800 Plumbing & Heating Ain CONDITIONING down. 179.53 monthly on bal. Shown by appointment. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 2524 Park Dnva Office FA 2-2118 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 3-6563 Sanford, Fla. Night* FA 2-004H W. J. KING N, V. Farmer, Realtor ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor PLUUIHNG A SUPPLIES 2465 S. Park Ave. Ph. ¥2 2-5221 Raymond Lundqulit, Assoc. • Repair Work After hours FA 2-2611 FA 2-3012 • Contracting FA 2-1931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2534 So. Orlando Dr. MAYFAIR Phone 323-0483 Begin .the new year right. See this Yea, you will have a happy new attractive home. 4 bedrooms, 2 27. Special Servlca year in one of a number of balhs, Florida room and many homes we arc now able to offer additional features which you you at a tremendous value. will ippreciate. Only 3 yesrs old. TINY FAMILY A real buy for *28,000. Good fi­ One bedroom, 2 corner loti *6,500. nancing available. Specialising In Heating SMALL FAMILY and Air-Conditioning Only Two bedrooms, furnished $6,800. 2502 Oak Ave. FA I *321 AVERAGE FAMILY I bedrooms, one and baths 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3430 SEWING MACT1INE SERVICE' *12,500. For service on any make of Sew* LARGE FAMILY ing machine parts and access11. Mortgage L o a m 4 bedrooms, 1 baths, corner lot. orics or Rentals call or write MORTGAGE LOANS to Sanford Sewing Center, 104 $19,600. FHA and Conventional South Park Aye. Ph. FA 2-9411. Down payments from $1,000. Commercial k Residential Hotter values Justify larger PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING STENSTROM REALTY down payments. DON'T YOU W. U HARMON 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-24M AGREE? Pb. FA 2-4223 Wall Jim Hunt Realty FARMER’S AGENCY HAPPY NEW YEAR Southern Air Stenstrom Realty 16. Female Help Wanted Slenstrom Realty FORD G A L A X IE C L U B SEDAN 2-Door Delivered In Sanford PAYMENTS *58.10 X T i l .™ .W AGON JAM BO REE!' If You've Been Looking Fur More Biding Boom Fur Less .Monty. Look No Furlher. We Have The Wldr«t Selection Of Near New Wagons In Town. They're 1'rlred To Pleas*! FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD iy j P Q R J) ENVELOPES. Letterheads, stale menu, Invoices, band bills, and programs, elc. Progressive Printing Co. Phone FA 3-3911306 West nth St. DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITERARY HELP? . . . an application letter that will "get tho jo b "; Hub paper; after dinner speech; high school or college thenu or essay on all but icfentlflc sub­ jects. Uiw ratrl. FA 3-4033, cvanlngs. Evenings Ksnford FA 2 Ur. Ranch Wagon, V»f, A/T, II. $ Country Sedan, 4 Dr., V-*. A /T , II. KATHERINE HARVEY BEAUTY SHOP Hair Stylist • Pat Stewart 318 PalntaUo Ave. ..Ph. FA 2-0834 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Prufcitiunul Care—Modern Equip. 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 23742 Dawn's Beauty Salon Walker Building 2310 Oak FA 2-7684 W ISH IN G INCOME TAX SERVICE OSCAR M. HARRISON MOVED FROM 3610 HIAWATHA AVE. To 1111 PALMETTO AVE. PHONE KA 2-8827 MI 4-8916 HAPPY W R ECK LESS NEW YEA R With Koch New Or 1 -ed Vehicle Sold! 1st. St.. Sanford Winter Park A AN1J 1,000 FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS 306 E. 1'h. FA 2-1181 YO U Roy Reel's Paint And Body Shop 101 h iV S;inft,,<! A ve. B arkley A. W. Ilarkley Used Cara, Inc. CLEARANCE S A LE C O R V A IR S NO F A 2-7719 USED CARS • We Arc Offering All Our U*»ed Car* At lined Car Dealer Prices. • All Late Model Cars Are Sold With A Guarantee. • Trade-In h Will Re Accepted 60 LINCOLN • Heart of 60 OPEL *1395 ! 1 Door Hedan. 36 Mile* Per Gallon 57 RAMBLER Cu.lom, 6 Cylinder, 4 Door. Air Conditioned. A /T . Heal Clean *795 ’ 695 59 CADILLAC 4 Door Hardtop, Air Conditioned, l.lkr New 56 FORD V-8 Banrh Wngon, Real Cleaa ’ 3295 *595 59 FORD V-8 Cu.Iori 300, Power Steering, 56 CHEVROLET Fnrdomallr, It.din K Healer Bel Air *-Doer V-8, Automatic Traniiwieeion *1095 *595 59 CHEVROLET Parkwood Station Wagon, 4 Iloor, V-B, Power Steering and llrakea, A /T 56 MERCURY Station Wagon, 4 Doer Btandard Trane., Orerdrtrn *1495 ’ 695 59 English Ford 56 STUDEBAKER g Door Anglia, Kxeellent Condition 4-Door Y-8 Commander. Kxtra Clean *595 *495 58 FORD i 55 CHEVROLET Co.mm, 6 Cylinder, ftlandi’ rd Tran*., Very Clean Bel Air, 8 Cylinder, 1-Door *795 ’ 495 57 MERCURY * 54 MERCURY | l-D oor Hardtop Monterr) 3 Dour Hardtop, Merromallf, lladlu Healer *395 *695 Maitland I'll. MI 4-5807 54 FORD 57 LINCOLN Cualomlln* 4-Doer, Cylinder Premier 4 Door Hardtop, Air Cond. and Powered PAYM ENTS Door, Ktlra Clean, Nam Tlrea. Kxeellent Cond. *195 53 FORD V-8 1995 995 1*M 1195 1095 695 *95 995 495 595 1495 1295 595 895 205 1295 795 195 595 1993 393 FA 2-0711 FA 2-0801 57 PONTIAC I 2 Door Sedan I Chieftain V-8, Door Sedan, Standard Tranamlaalen *195 | *695 BEFORE YO U BUY SEE OUR SELECTION WE WELCOME YOU TO TEST DRIVE ANY CAR. Have You Seen The New Mercury METEROR The IHkHI Sixe Car At The Right Price. M M M B HUNT 1011 N. SANFORD SANFORD 51 HENRY J. I *695 FEBRUARY d ’ 395 *1295 57 FORI) Falrlanr V-H 1 l)o»r. Portion.atir, Itadio, Heater LINCOLN I Dour, l-oaderl ...... CADILLAC 1 Door Air Conti. ....... CHEVROLET Impnla i Door. Equipped ....... FORD 2 Door V-R. Auto •—....... CHEVROLET -I Door ................ CORVAIR 1 Door. Automatic —- •— HAMHLER 4 Door. Auto. ... ---------lllHCK 2 Door FORD 2 Door. Automatic ....................... RAMBLER 1 Door, Standard ............ MERCURY 2 Door Hurdiop CHEVROLET I Door, 6 C)'l.. Standard Shift CHEVROLET I Door V-K, Auto. CHEVROLET V-8. 4 Door. Slutlon Wagon OLDSMOBILE I Door .......... . FORD 2 Door Hardtop Overdrive . . FORD I Door 6 Cv|. CHEVROLET 2 Ton. Cbunaia und C u b .......... FORD 4 Door ... ............... NASH Ambaaaador 4 Door. Aulo. .. HAMllLER 1 Door, Standard . LARK Hurdiop Coupe ..... . CHEVROLET V* Ton Pickup .......... . 2X9 E. 2nd 8T. 2505 PARK AVE. 57 CHRYSLER Station Wagon. Imperial 4-Door llardtoa. Air Conditioned ft Powered, Heal Clean *3595 Our Hpetlalllr l l - XI [ Premier 1 Door Hardtop. Air fond., Powered, Like New to C A D ILLA C S U N T IL 5H 59 60 38 5R 60 38 55 57 58 55 56 59 38 56 58 50 57 57 55 56 59 55 LA T E M O D E L Import* A Sport* Car* oi SANFORD HOLLERS Leonard Auto Clinic j> Sedan. I Dr., V-9, A /T , P /8, I'/H, Strickland - Morrison 1031 CHAMPION Studebaker, clos­ FURNITURE est offer to 173. FA 2-5104. Mutt sell at once — 3 complete rooms of furniture. Take over monthly payments of Sll-86 or 17. Uoata • Motorn I20o cash. Call owner eollect BUY NOW! SAVE NOW! ReposTB 8-l51t Casselberry. seised 18' Cruiser’ outfit used two months, save 9I4Ut) by Just KOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby taking up the payments, Added Beds, Day, Week, or Month attraction: Year end clearance FURNITURE CENTER aile on all 1081 Models. Ex­ 1100 French Ave. ample; 9913 75 bp. Evlnrudes Ph. FA 2-7*5* 9665. so hp. only 9393 . 9250 Gator trailer 9200. 11345 17' Runabout 11. Articles For Sale only 9*95. Wowl Many olbera.. Blankets, Jungle hammocks, Jac­ Sale Includes used outfits at, or ket!, sweaters, paint, tarpe. near auction wholesale. Bank Army Navy Surplus, *10 Sanford linancing. "Gateway to th* Ave. Waterway" Robson Sporting Goods, Downtown Sanford. Ph. FURM1UHE FA 1-6961. Navy man transferred; brand new; lake over tor balance on If). Trailer* • Cabanri* 3 complete rooms; no down payment necessary; payments 195A-3:> fl. Klcar house trailer, 2 bedroumi, fully Insulated, realow /a *13 per month. Call ownsoluble. 9 Point Bait Shop, 17-92. her rolled, TE 8-1511, Casarlberry. EVA-ULSS BEAUTY SHOP 3 Senior Beautician* Minnie B en - Helen - Blanche 108 E. 2nd. St. Pimm- FA 2-3914 2664 S. Hiawatha Ave. FA 2 861] 4-Dr. Banch Wagon. 6 i'jlindrr, A /T . Country Stdan, 8 Pass., V-8, A /T . P/S, A /C , Sell Us Your Furniture Quick UABDEN TILLER, Holary mow­ er and many other Emplcments, Service With The Cash SUPER .lOTi- down, balance 24 months, TRADING POST. rA 2-0877. Ph. FA 2-9609 for demonstra­ tion. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Mattress renovating. Kipert Up­ holstering. All Work Guaran­ 16. AutontohilcH • Trucks teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., FA 2-3117, 1301 Sanford I960 RENAULT 950 and take over payment! of 949.35. FA 2-8925. Ave, General Auto Repair* Ail Make Cars—I-abor k Parts Guaranteed—Quality Workmanship 21. Heauty Salon* Country Sedan, I Hour, V-*. A /T , P /8 , K A II. 4-llr. Banrh Wuxun, V-*. A /T, H A II. WILSON - MAIER 2-1*63 NEW SERVICE I will keep small children in my Septic lank* pumped - drain] home 11.25 per day. FA 2-2274 fickls installed. 24 hour service Terms. FA 2-9460. EXPERIENCED, Responsible lady will care for children. Phone 29. Automobile Service KA 2 3240. *2562 59 59 58 58 58 57 H. B. POPE CO. INC. 200 So. Park Avo. Ph. FA 1-423 PETUNIAS A Calendulas now NEW Olympia portable typewrit­ ready. Dutch Mill Nursery ers with caaes. Regular 1124.00 New Uptala Hd. off 10th St. Now 9*9.00 plus tag. Powell'a Office Supply, 117 3. Magnolia Now is the time to aet out FA 2-5*42. FLORtDA ADVANCE BLACK­ BERRIES. FA 2-8*00. WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes walkers, 11 . Furniture FREE DELIVERY Prescriptions our Specially Used furniture, appliances, tools FAUST'S Rx Mel Ion vIlie etc. Bought-lkld. Larry's Mart Ph. FA 2-7107 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 MAKE 1962 A MUSICAL YEAR • BIG VALLES with a musical Instrument from • QUICK CREDIT BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP, 2001 • EASY TERMS Cedar Ave. Specialising In WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS • SALES • REPAIRS • REN­ TALS • MUSICAL ACCES­ SORIES. Before you buy, give New and Used Furniture us a try. Ph. FA 2-0733. 311 E. Firit St. FA 2-5622 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ARCHERY SET. FA 2-6865. All Types and Hi/es We Repair and Service FACTORY TO YOU S T I N E ALUMIN'UXI BLINDS Machinery and Supply Co. Enclosed bead, Sag-proof bottom 207 W, 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-6432 rail with plastic ends. Plastic IB. S itu a tio n * W an ted or rayon tape*. Cotton or n>lon FRIGID AIRE voids. Fh.vlALE work wanted, FA 2-*15l Sales A Service Senkurlk Ginas and Puinl Co. G. II. HIGH DAY'S WORK. FA 2-0450. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3315 Day* 20. Ha by ni H er* Price* Begin At V H BATING BAR Waitress, apply in person to LAKEFRONT. beautiful 209' x 250' Jet Inn. Hwy. 1782 South. high lot, sandy beach, crystal clear Lake Hutchinson, one mile 17. Male Help Wanted west of Osteen on Enterprise AUTO SALESMAN wanted by road, sign on lot. Phone 343-7293 Agresilvr Ford Dealer. Man Tavares. mutt be in good physical health, willing to work 10 hours a day. NEW AND CHOICE Age not necessarily a barrier. FilA financed, 3 bedrooms, Its baths. Low down payment ol Must be willing to ask prospect for the order. No whiskey, 5300. Payments less than rent, *08 per month. Can be purchas­ See Mr. Clifford at Strickland Morrison Inc,, SO* E. First St., ed with nr without built-in kit­ FA 2-1481. chen. A great opportunity lor pleasant living. INSURANCE Co. wants man hr tween ages of 21 A 45, who wants a career with a future, Pay training salary, after train, 111 N. Park Ate. Ph. FA 2-2420 mg period pay aalury and comm inion. Write P.O. llux 207 Sanford. BRAND-NEW 19621 M For Sale $.r),r»( in •'Cali Hall" KA 2-3641 Monthly Payments aa low aa *88 inel. taxes and insurance It. Articles Properly J. W. Hall, Realtor $156 2!L Automobile Service FRESH PRK.MIXED CONCRETE FABULOUS buy, 4 bedroom HOUSE and roof repair*, painting A t 'T ( > G L A S S Medium aged stepping stones window cleaning and yard work masonry home, stone fireplace, window sills, lintels A steps open beam construction, 2 tile All work guaranteed. FA 2-1187 Did rock, steel and sand. baths. HkJ x 600 feet on bcautiWtiulahiclt) Bark Glass ful Lake Markham Must see to RUUM SPECIAL I 14JS Painting Door Glasa Vent Glass MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Inside and out. Call .dr. Tasker. WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3751 appreciate. FA 2-337*. SERVICE FA 2-6159 Approximately 2'4 acres, with 1M Senkarik Glass and Paint Co, ft. on river. Li. mile off Rt ic MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 CIRCULATING HEATER, I.P gas, SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter for 2-Redronm home. Reason­ HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERY.J I___ M. L1. L** _— ■■ j. Repairs. Alterations. Painting able. 1216 Randolph At. or Phone ONEI 31. Poultry • Pels • Livestock Phone FA 2 7993, Call FA 1-603 after 6 M p m TA 2-3296. SUNSHINE REALTY PUPPIES half Airedale, 2 REDUCED PRICE *1.500. *4.000 2.1, Building Mnterlnln Amy Anderson months old, $5.00. Call Sat. or INTAKE man.fold. 3 two-barrell down balance *30 per month on Reg Real Estate Broker carburetors, luel block, for '391 Sun. only. Wales Fernery, on LUMBER • HARDWARE - PAINT two frame houses and 4 acres 2619 So. French Ave or '39 Ford 361 engine. Phone: lake at Lyman School, longFHA lo in s P'anof land. Contact Rrady Scott. Da) FA M W - Night FA 2-4*1* Roofing Mr. Olelow FA 2-2011 or WtKKl. FREE ESTIMATES FA 2 2*23 TA 2-6473 after 6:00 p. m. LOTS— Lots of Lots, Lake Mary Your Credit Is Good. Up to 2 Yrs CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black —Sanford, Priced as kiw a* to Pay I HOMES LOTS ACREAGE Poodle Puppies and Mother, *2uo for So x 120 with terms. 1 1 . EDWARDS SALES RENTALS Show dog Slock, FA 2-7741, Brown Really FA 2-5217 or BUILDERS SUPPLIES Fireplace wood, all lengihs, Oak We Give TV Stamps FA 2-1961 MINATURE Poodle*, registered, and lighter wood. Delivered. 903 W. 3rd St. Th. FA 3-1*9* white, permanent shots, house 4 Lake Lots, with large oak trees. Phone FA 2-6*11, If no answer .KM W. Ilth Street broken, FA 2 3112. on Lake Onoro, |3,0ou. Name 21. E le ctrica l S e rv ice s FA 2-3909. FA 2-7605 Evenings Fa 2-2578 Your Terms. 32. Flow era * T r te a - Shrubn ONION PLANTS 1 Bit. frame cottage, on large KKiaiDAIRE Crystal Wax, per M *2.90; 300 91 Ao corner lot, city water — only Sales A Service Sale! Pninsettias In Bloom 98c 9 M lots and over, 92 23 FOB Registered Real Estate Broker 13.500 With *500.00 down, *38.43 House Wiring Free Estimates GHAPEVILLE NURSERY here. A. M. Prevail, Phone Ph. FA 2-1501 17-92 at Hiawatha monthly on balance. Immediate Sid Vihlen'a Randall Elccirio Grapeville Ave near 20th St. 749-1115 Seville, Fla. possession. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-0915 River Front f 22. Build • Uninl • Repair 12. Heal Estate For Bale M i H d a a a a * a i LINCOLN MERCURY I-Iilm.llo Sanford— FA 2-1HIU A it . S o rte r. Winter Pork— MI 1-0:09 61 H* k- - r»■ �{ftp SHS Cagers Gain 4th W in By PETE LEVEQUE Herald Sport* Editor Without scoring ace Bubb* Davit, Coacb Bud Laycr'i unde­ feated Sanford eager* managed to turn their iccond bout of the »ea■on with Tltuivill* here Friday night Into ■ second win as the Seminole* squecred by the Terr­ iers 19-57 in a three minute over­ time to wrap up the fourth straight win for the Sanford five. The Seminolei aciied an early advantage over the Terriers with layups by Barry Brown and Mike Woodrulf for Sanford to take a nine point scoring lead at the end of the first quarter. Don McMurray and Tom Hinson r*cb dunked In a two-pointer in the first period with McMurray making three free throws to give Sanford a first period lead 18-7. In the second quarter Titusville sparked to the defensive to slow the Sanford scoring parly with Wade Whitson and David Ander aon catching the rebounds for the Terriers. In the aecond period end midway into the second half, San «/ H -i ■I ford was almost stalemated by the seven point lead. 5anford'a Mike Woodruff held Tertian who reduced the ecoring margin two points to puli the Sem- scoring honor* for the Seminole* holes into the final period with a , with six field goal# end five free Welsh Moves Into 1st Place In th« Sandipura League Wed tieaday night, Welsh Tire Whop moved Into first place by winning three gamea from Stemper Agency. Stamper Agency moved Into sec­ ond place by winning only one game. High scorer for Welsh Tire Shop was I’ hlllls Leffel with 1DU-470 scratch series. Mary Lou Dsnyluk with 453 and Vicki Carter with 400 were high for Stemper Agency. Jet Inn won ell four game* from Rohstnn Sporting Goods, leaving Robson in third place by only 4 a game, I’eggy Steward with four strike* In ■ row made n 212-520 scratch serle* for Jet Inn. Alice Anderson made ■ 180-400 aeries. Robson Sporting Goods' Ml Ogden made high aeries with 443, Alix o f Hanford came through •gain to take four gamea from MeRoberta Tires. Rolling high for A lix wee Jane Adcock with 420 •nd Mary Lclghty with 432 oeraleh scries. High for McRoherts Tires whs Midge Woods with 404 and Helen Kaolin with 440. Hpll* were made by I'eggy Stew­ art, Virki Carter and I'hlllis Leffel who got the 8*10. Glady Pinter and Jane Adcock picked up the 6-7-0, with Alice Anderson making the D-0. Dura Meehan made the 0-7 •nd Mary Leighty, the 6-7. Welsh Tire Shop he* won 80V* games in the standing with Stamp­ er Agency in a close second place with 30. Hobson Sporting Goods takes third place with 3314 wins with Jet Inn holding 33 wins. Alix of Banford has 80 H wins end MeRoberta Tires, 22!*. Battle Royal Set For SOKC Tonight 4 The two kennels who are having n haltis royal for th* tap spot in th* victory chat* at th* SanfordOrlando Kennst Club will bath he trying for a featur* win in tonlght'a ninth race of a splendid New Year's prugram tonight Through Haturdsy's matinee the greyhounds of Chari** Lovely have presented him with 16 Grata and h* will ha represented In the lop at­ traction tonight by Pansy Cross, who will he making her loinl debut. She has achoolsd three time* to a fifth, a aecond and • first, In • nip and tuck U til* with I/ovely for tha most win* is Torn Hweaney, who was on lop Friday hut dropped one point behind Lovely Saturday a f t e r n o o n . Sweeney will be represented in to­ night's main event by Georg* Mel.uin who Ires one Grade B win to Iris credit but m lntd Die money in two Grade A starts, Rounding out tha featur* field will U O, U.'s Mortgage, Kasco Bosstnan, Rig Calhoun, Roger Phil­ lips, Urunlca and Refuel. Much Interest is manifest In lire First Tri-City Match Race aver staged at tha Sanford-Orlsndo track. It is scheduled for Friday, Jan. 12 when greyhounds from Sanfurd-Orlando.^Tampa and Jack­ sonville wilt compete on the local •Orel. Previously the seme six stars will meat at Tsmpa this Saturday night and the last race o f the eer­ ie* will he in Jacksonville, Jan. 20. throws for • 17 point total, with Barry Brown taking the number two berth with five field goals and two free throws for 12 points. Other Sanford acoreri were Butch Riser with nine points and Tom Hinson with eight points for the night. Scoring leader* for the Terriers were Wade Whitson who lobed in eight field goals and seven free throws for a 23 point total and Kay Whitson with six field goals and three free throws for IS points for Titusville. SANFORD (i t ) FG FT TP Gnsteveon ................... 2 * 4 Brown ..... .— ------- ---- - I 2 Middleton __ ________ • • Stephens .......... • 2 Johnson —......... • • H in s o n ________________ 4 • Rteer ...... 8 I M c M o r r s y ___ _________ 2 2 Woodruff ...... • t Totals ____________ 22 IS TTTUSVfLLE (17) FG FT TP Lewis . 1 2 4 .Sharpe , • 9 9 W ingate______ . 1 2 1 • 8 0 Coley ..... ......— Anderson ____ _ • 4 4 Whitson, Rsy • > IS Whitson, Wade • 7 23 Roeder .... ....... ---------2 • • Total* ....... _______ li II 87 TITUSVILLE 7 11 13 22 4—37 HANFORD ]« II 12 IS 1 -31 Bravettes Place High In Contest SIX-FOOT-TWO SEMINOLE cnjfer Ken Gualnvaon hits the basket for Sanford ns Tituavillc trie* for the re­ bound. (Herald Photo) Packers 'Greatest' Team In History- - - Lombardi GREEN BAY. Wla. (UPI) — Nearly 42 years of frustration came to an end for professional football fans here .Sunday, and as a result this cUy is nursing the biggest hangover In its more than 200 years history. The home town Parkers of Coach Vince Lombardi climaxed a three-year rags-to-richei rise by winning the National Football League championship in a big way — trouncing the big town New York Gianti, 37-0, “ Thli is the greatest team in the history of the National Foot­ ball leagu e," said l-ombardl. And few people, especially those play­ ing for the Giants, would argue with him, "They've got a helluva offense and a helium defense," said Charley Conerly, Giant quartcrbacl who at 40 it the oldest active player in the NFL. The Packers, held scoreless by Hie Giants iu the first period, lit­ erally exploded in the around. With halfback Paul Homung, whose 19 poinla established ■ championship game iroring rec ord, showing the way, the Green Bay hoys scored 2t-polnls In IS minutes to virtually wrap up their first NFL championship alnce 1044. It was the first time In the 42-ycar history of the team that a championship was played here, and turned Into an occasion the fans will find hard to forget. They celebrated into tire wee hours of the new year In their homes, at bars end on the streets. Running opened the scoring In the second quarter ai he banged over from six yards out and then added the extra point. Intcrcep tiona by Bay Nitschke and Hank Grain mlnger set up two more scares, with Bert Starr tossing 13 yards to Poyd Dowler lor Hie TERMITES SWARMING? first TD and 14 yardi to Ron Kramer for the second. A Starr* to-Kramer pass, good for 17 yards, set things up for Hornung’s first field goal of the game. Me booted It 17 yardi on the last play of the half. A 84-yard punt by Dowler, and ensuing fumble by Joe Morrison, and the recovery by Packer laekle Forrest Gregg on the Giant 22 set up Homung'i second three, pointer in the third quarter and later in the quarter Starr passed 13-yards to Kramer for another •core. Harming’* 19 yard field goal In the final period, hla third of the game, tied ll>e record for the moat field goals in a game and boosted his point total to one more than that of former Clevcland Brown Otto Graham, who scored three touchdown* In 1934. The Nations! Football League'* player-of-thc-year alio picked up 89 yarda rushing to lead both team in rushing. Ills perform­ ance earned him a new car aa the game's outstanding player—as welt as the plaudits of Lombardi. "Paul was tremendous," aald a Jubilant Lombardi. "Tbs bigger the game, the belter ha plays." liornung, on leave from active Army duty, played tha game at five pounds under the 211 be played at moat of the aeason. "I fell better," he said. " I hope I can atay at this weight now." The weight loss teemed to In­ crease has speed, but didn't affect the driving power he's always had. "liornung never looked better then he did in practice tills week," said Slarr. "I decided I'd go with him every chance 1 could, lie sure waa great." . United Pres* International choice, with its rock-ribbed d e A Mississippi looked for its sixth fense led by All America tackle strsifht bowl success tndiy while Bill Neighbor*. Alabama hasn't Minnesota. Alabama and Louisi­ won a bowl game tine* Its 81-8 ana hoped to return to winning win over Syracuse In the 1933 ways in post season classics. All Orange Bowl. NBC televised this were favored to win their New one at 1:45 p. m. EST Just prior to the Rose Bowl telecast Year's Day football game*. Louisians Stale, beaten by Ole Ole Mist was a three-point favorite against Texas in the Cot­ Miss In post-season play last tim e f ton Bowl (televised by CBS at out, also was a 13-point choice to 2:30 p. m. EST). Both tcam i en­ win it* Orange Bowl encounter tered the game with 9-t records. with Colorado, the Big Eight Mississippi relied on the eir arm* champion. The game, televised of quarterbacks Doug Elmore and by ABC at 1 p. m. EST, displayed Glynn Griffins to offset the a couple of opposing AH America ground attack of Texas All Amer­ linemen — Roy Winston of LSU and Joe Romlg of the Buffaloes. ica Jim Saxton. The four major bowls climaxed Minnesota, beaten in the Rose Buwl last New Year's Day by a weekend of college football that Washington, hit the revenge trail began on Saturday when th* Wtat% against UCLA and was the eight- beat the East, 21-8, In the annual point choice to come out smelling Shrine geme; Penn State walSTETSON’S Dalton Kptinff pulls ih« ball just out of a like rose*. All America quarter­ loped Georgia Tech, 30-15, la the Blackburn player's reach to tap it sn for the two point­ back Sunday Stephens, the passing Gator Bowl; Vlllanova aurprlsed er, (Herald Photo) whli from the hills of Pennsyl­ Wichita, 17-9, in th* Sun Bowl; vania who runs as well a* he the Grays beat the Blue, 9-7, kicks and throws the pigskin, was and the Major School All Start expected to provide the differ­ shut out the Small College Stars, ence. UCLA’ s single wing forma- 31-0. tion featured tailbacks Mike ilaffner and Hobby Smith lor the tele­ Residential - Commercial Building vised game (NBC, 5 p. m. EST). In the Sugar Bowl at New Or­ 1AI. L OUT leans. Alabama rought its na­ SHELTERS Conch Glen Wilkes’ Stetson lint- the Hatters in front by the score tional champion leam *ml perfect FA 2-7083 tern made good their second San­ of 6T>-37. Eptlng contributed 25 1961 record against Arkansas. The G. W. DODSON. Contractor ford showing here Friday by rout­ closely fought contest, hut by the Crimson Tide was a 13-point ing the fllnrkburn Denvers of Car- points in the first half for the Hat­ linville, Illinois by the rousing ters coming in from under the ■core o f 100-80 to give the Hatters basket. a (7-3) record for the season. The second half saw the Hatters S—— T— ----- — , A rapacity crowd in the Fleming score 60 more ponte with Eptlng Gymnasium watched the Hatters continuing to hit from in close and i Jump off to a big lend in the first Hancock ripping away at the cords period and from then on out they with Jump shots from the outside. The Heavers countered with 43 were never threatened. Dalton Eptlng and Joel Hancock points in the second half,'but this • Transmission Rebuilder* • Engine Kcbulldera led the attack for the Halter* with was far from the numlier needed to • W holesale Auto Pert* Eptlng contributing 30 points and keep up with th* fast pec* being AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Hancock adding 21. Frank Shelton, set by tha Hatters. The game end­ Floyd Gladden, and I^imar Denver ed with Stetaon In front 108-80. each added eight poinU to account for th* bulk of the ecoring. Marsh Kaltner led the Heaver* In the acoring department, with 21 points while Jim Eisenberth con­ tributed 18 with Joe Keenan and Steve Schroeder adding 17 points each. The first few minute* o f the game revealrd the possibility of * end of the first period, the game had en entirely different outlook, with Stetson nearly dominating the first half. 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Jan. 1, 191?/' Miss Shoots For 6th Straight Bowl Win SA V E on G A S G R A N D OP E NI NGl W"*ni Harrell & Beverly Automotive The Sanford Junior High Bra vettes placed aeveral twlrlera In the winning ranka of the Tange­ rine Bowl'# Baton Twirling Con­ test held prior to (he bowl game to choose a grand national win­ ner. Girls on the Junior High Twirling squad include Susan Perkins, Sylvia Williams, Gay Stanley, Shsrron Drum, and Sharon Booth. Ssnfotd placed seven medals In the Solo Twirling contest. In the beginner elsss were Unde Stap­ ler, a fourth piece award; Vickie McArdte, ■ third place award; Gay Stanley, a first place award. In tbs advanced group were Suisn Perklna with a seventh place award, Sharon Drum with a fifth place; Gays Stanley with a fourth, and Vickie McArdle with a fifth. G ilt •wtfjtrft BETWEEN SANFOHI) AND ORLANDO With thU Coupon and a $5.00 or more food or^r— Expires Jan. 3rd. �I WEATHER: Frost or freezirtR vvnrninfr tonight. High toclnp, 50-58. Low tonight, 02-40. YOU * !r « « • * * United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1952 SANFORD. Freeze, Frost Forecast Tonight in County As New Cold Hits By LARRY VERSHEL (A backward look at 1MI) JANUARY — The newly organ­ ized County Commission started its directive system . . . road cm* Aployment board set up to protect employes . . . New First Federal Savings and Loan Building open­ ed . . . Near the Palms Hotel . . . Joe Baker elected Mayor . . . Commissioner Jim Avery tries to put Rig Tree Park up (or public bid . . . No luck . . . State Survey team cites the need lor eight new schools in Seminole County . . . County Commissioners talk about w giving themselves a pay raise . . . Legislative delegation said NO. . . . Sanford talks about proposed new 1400,000 sewage treatment plant . , . U. S. Post Office Dept, okays alt* for new Sanford Post Office. FEBRUARY — City looks out for water supply . . . starts work digging new wells . . . Jim q Avery again urges Big Tree Park ™ be put up for bid . . . Again no luck . , . County plana changing commissioner districts to match population gains . , . Countywide drainage plan proposed . . . Nine months liter it died . . . New Bear Lake School proposed . . . plans accepted. MARCH — South Seminole De­ velopment Committee formed . . . ^ nine months . . . it died . . . lack • of interest! , . . First NAS crash of the year kklla VAH-ll Com­ mander C. 0 . Donnaud . , . Water franehlis proposed by County Commission . . . Nine months later board kills It . . . People say NO! APRIL — Sanford consider! ur­ ban renewal . . . No luck . . . Downtown Clock ordered dumped. . , , Palms Hotel still around . . . A Harness Racing Bill gels okay . . . “ People want it,** says Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr. . . . NAACP aski desegregation of Sanford public facilities . . . City order* inspec­ tion of ail downtown buildings •gainst fire and safety haiards , . . Palms to o ! MAY — No one seems to know where Sid BiChard put the down­ town dock . . . New Hopper School f bid awarded . . . City clamps down on church service* at Civic Cen­ ter . . . Committee of 100 of the Chamber aaka reorganisation as corporation to aid area develop­ ment. JUNE — Needs for repairs to courtliouie cited . . . School Board hire* 23 new teachers . . . State Rep. Gordon Frederick tays he won’t run again. . . . Want* bet! | . . . Cat burglar hits city . . . Work on new hospital wing starti. . . . Joe Tully replece* F. G. Ed­ wards as skipper of Heavy Attack Wing 1 . . . On Juno 30 "Around the Clock Column starts . . . by some wise guy from New York. JULY — County discusses hiring administrative aide . . . Just a discussion . . . no action . . . Circuit Judge Voile Williami tells « the County Commlvaion that a new courthouse ts a "m ust" . . . County School Board raises millage . . . Clrcusland abandons Sanford property . . . moves to Tampa . . . Civil Defense Direelor A, B, Peterson, Sr. urges more adequate warning system. Com­ mission shrugs shoulders. AUGUST — Tax roll valuations up near 320 million . . . Taxable V up 37 million . . . Palms Hotel still up . . , County Commission holds tax rate to six mills . . . ignores Peterson's demands for adequate warning * )stein . . . Health Director Clyde D. Brothers gets In hot water by asking for mora money . . . So long Doe . . . City gives all employes two per­ cent cost of living raise . . . Wel­ fare probe asked . . . undertaken . . . undercover, of course . . . All Seminole County talks about proposed Nova project. SEPTEMBER - County adopts 31,666,030 budget . . . City volei to demolish all condemned build­ ing* . . , Even the Palms! . . . Mack Cleveland resigns •■ County attorney . . . Seven new vole pre­ cincts created . . . Palms Hotel $ attorney saya facility will be reno­ vated. OCTOBER — Courthouse found adequate . . . For wbat! . . . Three Sanford filers die in Lake George crash . . . Six HAS into die as planes collide near Seminole High School . . . Grand Jury cltea com minion for Civil Defense neg­ lect . . . Harry Weir resigns as hospital administrator . . . New ' County jail dedicated. NOVEMBER — Joe Baker re­ elected to City Commission . . . City orders condemnation ordi­ nance . . . So long, Palma . . . City defers action on ordinance . . . Hello, Palma . . . need for 12-13 Nova schools in county dlad. DECEMBER Seminole and Lyman gridders and season with ® UHlUat aeeosde . . . City Co m l i . 50 A very strong cold front, the third severe one of the winter, dropped temperature* to chilly lows over Seminole County to­ day and threatened a widespread rw—* ■^wsLsnik'i 4 freeie tonight. The weather bureau here pre­ .MRS. MARTHA ASI1HY, clerk in the county auto tag dicted frost over some areas in office, ia shown filling out paper# for one of the early the county with temperatures ex­ purchasers of a 1962 Floridn license tag. The now plates pected in the low 30's tonight and went on sale this morning at the Seminole County Court­ early Wednesday. house. However, County Agent Cecil Tucker said today that early morning low* of 33 were not severe enough to threaten crops, but Seminole County residents and viaitora were reselling for heavy wrap* again. Tucker said that from 23 to 30 percent of the citrus crop suffer­ ed leaf drop but lhero was no The City CommLsiion will meet plus balance of 310,399 as cum­ "severe damage to the wood and in special session tonight to be re- pared to the 1900 balance of 312,- no change a i far as the fruit was organired for the coming year. In 600. The utility department budget dleationi are that J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps will ba elected mayor to shows a surplus of 3140,633 as compared with 339,923 for Dec. succeed Joe Baker. in other business, the 19C0-6I 30, 1960. This indicate* a sound audit will be presented to the fiscal operation, according to City board and a survey by the Her- Manager W. E. Knowles. Knowles, in a memo to the By United Trese International sld revelled this morning that it shows the past year's operations board, will say that this it a rad­ A Yankee-style eight-inch anowical change compared with eight fall closed Dixie schools xnd high­ to be "very good." Key Indicators point to a aur- years ago when there were de­ ways today and a new cold weath­ ficits, over-expenditures, and un­ er threat brought an exodus of paid hills. tourists from Florida'* winter vaKnowles this morning said he cationlanda. also will ask the commission, at Western North Carolina got the its 8 p.m. meeting, to give the heaviest anowfall—eight Inches in green light to proceed with a sew­ Swain and Jackson counties and age treatment plant. as much as seven Inches along The State Health Department the Hire Ridge Parkway. Bryson has assured the city that federal City had seven Inches. SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) — Tunas are now available for con Soutl Carolina had seven inches Some 11,600 hourly-pa id workers of ilrurlion of the 3400,000 sewagr of snow Monday but much of It the Sludebaker-Packard Curp. went facility. was melted by ensuing rain. How­ on atrike early today in a dispute ever, schools were closed today over a new contract. in Greenville, Spartanburg and Cherokee counties. At least five North Carolina WASHINGTON (UPJ) — The counties closed schools. Labor Department reported Mon­ Northern Georgia got up to day night that about 6.7 million three inches of snow and some workers covered by major union Chamber o f Commerce President roads were closed. Ail major contract# received wage Increases Richard Dras toting announced roads were reportedopen In average 7.S canta an hour in 1901. committee chairmen for the new North and South Carolina, but year. driving was hatarduus. R. J. Bauman war named chair­ Eastern Tennessee got as much BEIRUT, Lebanon (U PI) — man of the finance rotnmiUer. A l­ as six inches of snow. Army troopa acourvd Lebanon to­ su serving on that committee are Alabama had light snow mixed day searching for key member* of Jack Green, John Ivey ami George with rain. Western sections of a rightwing political organisation Touliy. Virginia had four or more indies accused of trying to overthrow the Other chairmen named were An­ oi snow. government o f President Fuad drew Cerrnway, Armed Forces; Shehab. Cecil Tucker, Agriculture; Vernon Mize, legislation; II. W. Leo, W «terwuys; George Touhy, Advertis­ VIENTIANE, U o * (U P I)— Re­ ing J, H Van Hoy, Education; port* that neutralist Prince .Sou- Tom McDonald, Industrial; Bob vanna I'hounta may leave I .ana to Shrddcn, Tourist; E. C. Harper viait hia family in I'aria act o ff Jr., and Charlie Robinson, Mer­ AUCKLAND, N.Z. (U P D -W esteffort* by diplomats Unlay to ar­ chants, and Dougin* tUonstrum, ern Samoa, a country with only range a new conference on forma­ Planning. one town, no army, no railways tion o f coalition government, and no political parties, is the world’s newest Independent na­ tion PALM BEACH, FI*. (UPI) — The New Zealand flag was low­ President Kennedy called in hi* By United I’ rnui International ered Monday and Western Sa­ chief defenae advisers today for The 78-hour New Year's week­ moa's rod, white and blue flag two day* o f talk* on bow lo main­ end came to an end Monday night, was raised — ending 46 years of tain what he consider* a marginal but not before Florida registered a New Zealand adminiilration which Allied military lead over the So­ toll o f 31 accidental dnathi. began during World War I when viet bloc. A United Press International New Zealand forces seised the survey showed traffic deaths head­ onetime German territory. ed the list of accidental deaths Churches were packed fur the LISBON (UPI) — The l ’ortuwith 21, followed by aU death* independence services and church gurse Army Minii try appealed to­ from fires, two from drowning, bells pealed at midnight. day for "massive attendance'' at and one each from accidental Momenta aflrr the Hells stoppwl the funeral of LL Col. Jaime F. da shooting and rarbon monoxide ringing, thousands of firecracker* Fonseca, an officer killed in Monpoisoning. were set off and singing, guitarday's abortive revolt as a token o f The traffic loll exceeded the 17 strumming crowd* thronged in support for Premier Antonio de predicted by the Highway Patrol Apia throughout the early morning Oliveira Salaxar. before the weekend began at 6 hours. Europeans danced with Ssp. m. Friday. moans at an unofficial ball. City Commission To Reorganize Tonight* King-Sized Snow Hits Dixie Areas J l/ U V A ... Auto Plant Struck Workffis Pay* Up » C Of C Committee Chairmen Named Hunt Plotters Western Samoa Newest Nation New Laos Try Kennedy Sets Talks 31 Killed In sta te Over New Y e a r’s Honor Slain Man Florida Man Missing- FLOMATUN, Ala. (U P I )— I’ollea here joined Florida authorities today in the search for a McDavid, Fla., man missing since last Tues­ day. Flometon Police Chief C. C. Hamby said foul play was suspect­ Chamber, County, School and ed In the disappearance of Janie* City officials today looked for­ Luther Robbins, 49. ward to tool with an air of optim­ ism and a caution* warning for all PALM BEACH, Fla. (U PI) — administrative bodiea to work to­ The Kennedy administration hat gether and "aliminate sectional assigned top priority to a drive to jealousies" to assure llw pro­ block racketeer* from corrupting gress and welfare of the county. Chamber of Commerce man­ public official*. The Juatlra De­ partment at the same time ie con­ ager John Kridcr said 1962 "pre* tinuing ita concentration on labor- sent* a tremendous challenge to management racketeering. our leaders." He said that kmg range plan­ *ktn can't make up it* mind about ning is a "m ust" If “ w« are to leaving bars open New Year's take advantage of the expected •va , . . Richard Deas elected benefit* from the Nova project. president of Chauibar of Com­ Ha emphasized the desired objec­ merce . . . City hear* need for tive* are always quit* impressive. million dollar water improvement However, Kridcr added to achieve program . . . approves plan* (or our goals "w a must eliminate ••wage treatment plant . . . City section jealouiiea and work to vote* 11,300 more for Chamber gether.’ Kruler said Uve eh amber U, . , . Palau Hotel eUU standing (T ). concerned. Tucker estimated that temper­ atures would have to be consider­ ably below 30 to really hurl the county's SI I million dollar agri­ cultural industry. Around the state, Pensacola rc. ported the lowest reading, a 32. Miami Beach had 49, Miami 46, j Daytona Beach *3, Tampa 46, Orlattdo 43, and Key West 63. The Miami Weather Bureau called the front which moved into the state Monday "very strong," and forecast "frost or freering temperatures" over much of Flo­ rida tonight. Lows were predicted (or Wed­ nesday morning ranging from 23 to 32 in the northern pari n( the state to 32 to 4o in South Florida Moving ahead of the cold front Monday were scattered showers which hit across the slate. Light. iniermittent showers fell in Miami; dampening mora than 62.000 foot-! ball fans at the Orange Bowl football game between Louisiana .Slate and Colorado. The rain also delayed play in the Orange Cup international tennis team matches, forcing cancciialion of some matches and postponement of others. This was the third cold front to penetrate into Florida since Christmas, but it was not expected to He as severe is last E n d *)’ * freeie. Monday, Florida Citrus Com­ mission Chairman Key Seale* called for a special meeting of the commission tills afternoon tu evaiuate damage to citrus crops caused by Friday night's freeie. Preliminary county, by- county surveys had indicated damage Newly Sworn Mayor Upsets Altamonte's Applecart Mayor Lawrence Swolford of Altamonte Springs will recontmend the appointment of Grady Hall. Seminole County district six constable, a* the town's police chief and acting (ire chief at a meeting ot the city council called for 7:J0 p.m. today. The resignations of Police Chief Tracy Sullivan and Fire Chief Dick Young were handed in early Mon day morning after Svvofford and Councilman Frank Gcrharrit and Keith Nixon, all elected Dec. fl. Exploratory Talks On Berlin Begun MOSCOW (UPI) — IJ.S. Am bnssadiT Llewellyn E. Thompson announced that lie began explora­ tory talks today with the Soviet government on tho InternalionaI situation and the Berlin crisis. Thompson conferred for 2 'i hours with Foreign Minister An­ drei Gromyko and Iiconid llyichev, secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist party anti propaganda chief of the Soviet Union. Hie meeting was held In Gro­ myko' office at the Foreign Min­ istry. Thompson was accompanied by Kempton It. Jenkins, second sec­ retary of the U.S. Embassy here. The U. S. Ambassador declined to discus* detail* of Use conver­ sation. But he said he will report tu Washington Immediately and wait for instructions for the next meeting. Navy Flier Killed JACKSONVILLE I UPJ} — Lt. Nila Swenson, 29, was killed Mon­ day night when hia Navy A4D Skvhawk crallied into tire woods south of Middleburg near here. The Navy said Swenson of Vir­ ginia Beach, Va., was on * routine training flight from Ociiana Naval Air Station in Virginia. Cause ol the crash was not determined. were sworn Into office within mimilcs after the New Year rolled in. in oilier action of today’s meet­ ing, Swofford said that lie will ask that tlie council veto the new inn­ ing ordinance adopted last Friday night at a called meeting of the old council. All member* of the New Dominican Junta Starts Work SANTO DOMINGO, I). It. (UPI) —Thu new Dominican junta gov­ ernment starts woik today on a long list of tasks assigned by pros­ pective president ilakael Donnelly. Donnelly exproaied confidence tlmi other western hem Isphere na­ tions would soon end diplomatic and economic restriction* on tb* Doriilniruii Itepubtlc, paving the way for I'icsident Joaquin Bala« lu r l" “ " ,J ,urrend*r *«>' power to Donnelly. He also promised "ample liber­ ties" to political parties ami guar­ anteed "unrestricted exercise of all public lltM'rtie*." specifically Including freedom ul Uta press and of the radio, Donnelly said immediate study and planning weru necessary In the fields of farming, business, in­ dustry, education and taxation. He said tin) Junta will solicit tile aid of the United Nation*, the Or­ ganisation of American State* ami "any foreign nation or govern­ ment" which It willing to offer as­ sistance. Herald Index ........ Page Bridjri* l ’agc fi A Classified Page Com L i .i. . Page O u r Aliby ****,... i’ jg c Editorial Pag* Entertainment •• t.l'Katfl a»4* . -mwn • l'iu;i- 6 St ....... Page P unic ...... . Page gocletjr _____ _____ Pag# Spurt* 2 7 6 2 4 2 6 fl 3 6 Cooperation 19 6 2 Theme For City, County War On Rackets looking forward to Its moat pro­ ductive year. City Manager W. K. Knowles said ha hoped the city would take concrete action to make needed utility improvemrnU and be hopes that the same Isa rata will be maintained and a balanced bud­ get. County Commission - Chairman J. C. Hutchison aaid that in 1963 the board hopes to make "a d e­ quate facilities available" for county agencies, and provida necessary additions and change* that "w e need for the county officea located in the courthouse." "In the face of anticipated growth of the county, we will be called upon for greatly expanded servlc«t, roads and otner facilit­ ies that the county must provide, and these must be expedited. from the freeze was "no need for alarm " Ort Uie tourist scene, Dick Pope Sr., chairman of the advertising and tourist development division of the Florida Stale Chamber of Commerce, said he would call an emergency meeting of ail tourist industry leaders in the state for Jan. 10 at Miami Beach. Pope said the cold weather in the state had brought Use tourist trade to a "grinding halt." He said that last week the state was "bursting at the seams" with out of stale visitors, but that Thursday, there was a "flood of them out of the state," "The leaders of the tourist in­ dustry must adopt and carry out an emergency plan to resell our stale to the Northern vacationers,” Pope said. Jiupl. of School* It. T. Mil wee aaui Ik- (clt the next aix months will be the busiest time ht< has ever experienced in the County School office. "A great deal of planning must be done to accomodate the growth expected irom tlie Nova Project in the County with much of it beginning next fall. At the pre­ sent time the county office is picparing pl.ms for Uw use of Public Law IIS Fund*, the Federally Im­ parted Area Law, for the cons­ truction of a new building and additions to the vin ou s schools in the county," he said. The County Stall, Principals and teachers are reviewing and will continue to review and study the new State Dept, of Education Ac* rrediiation Standard* which will go into effect next school year. "it will be necessary lo make quite a number of changes in the srliooti to meet these stand­ ards," Miiwcc added. Tlie County Board ii still work­ ing on revising Use School Policies and will probably officially adopt the change* at the next regular Board meeting on January 1!, the superintendent explained. "Another time consuming pro­ ject facing the School Board i* tlie implementation of the new law passed by tha 1961 Legislature with reference to the evaluation of principals, of teachers, and their work in the school*. "Wo*k on the Bear Lake School and Uw South Seminole Junior High ‘ cliool ia progressing satis­ factorily and these plants will be opened for occupancy in Septem­ ber 1962," he emphasised. Planning and Zoning Commission which drew up tho controversial ordinance dividing Altanionlc Springs into geographical zoning districts had submitted their resig­ nations prior to lliu Frida) meet­ ing, Swofford said. Vela ia permissible according to the town's ordinances If action la taken within five daya. The new mayor said early this morning that ha doc* not expect to recam mend any com mill ro ap­ pointment! at tha meeting tonight. Holiday Death Toll 476: Traffic 331 By United Press International The nation's New Year's holiday death toll equalled Uia advance estimate today and the Nuthmnl Safely Council feared It might climb above the 1901 figure when United Prea* Internutiniiiil count­ ed .1.10 highway fatalities. However, it appeared the total Would fail well short of the record 374 dentil* for n threc-day New Year'* weekend act in 1069. The Nation a I Safely Con licit had estimated in advance that .130 per­ son* would lie killed in traffic dur­ ing the holiday period. There went two ileallii in Sentinnlc County due to burns but no traffic fatalities. A United I'rcsi Inteniallon.il count allowed 331 persona dead in traffic during the 78 hour holiday period between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Monday, The death breakdown: Traffic 331 Firrs 84 Planes 4 Miscellaneous 37 Total 476 As usual, California led the na­ tion with 42 highway deaths. Tex­ as had 31, New Yolk 23, Florida 21 and Oklahoma 19. 2 Church Breakins Here Investigated FLORIDA NO. 357 Bulletin BEIRUT, Leanon (U PI) — Army troops, sweeping the coun­ try In a Purge of rtghlwing sup. porters of Sunday’ s abortive at­ tempt to overthrow Prcsldei t Fuad Chehab, have arrestel some l.iNMi prisons, Lebanon ra­ dio said today. First 1962 Baby Is Son Of Proud Longwood Couple The first baby born in Seminole Memorial Hospital this year !• Jason Jay Varnum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Varnum of Longwocd, who tipa the scales at aix poun Ii and live ounces and is 19 inch*** long. He joins four sisters and a bioIhi-r at their Longwood home, a id lias brown curly hair. An entry stating the exact tin * and day of Ills birth and any other child who may have been bom in the county on New Year's Dty must be filed on a delivery dec* tor's or hospital's statement by the legal parent* of the baby, with the Sanford Herald before mid­ night, Friday. Entry must list t is place of birth, sex, weight aid name, the name and address of both parents, and be signed by the doctor who delivered the child. Along with abundant good wish­ es and blessings the first baity wilt receive a beautiful silver bank from Kadcr's Jewelry; a lidding nursery chair from Wilsan Mater Furniture Co.; a feeding spoon and rattle from Wcr.'a Jewelry; a nursery chair in m Furniture Center; two conti ur crib sheets from Kel'a Dc it. More, a pair of baby shoes fn m Ivey's .Shoe Store and a t-1 gift certificate from Toy Corral. Tlie parent! will receive a yea-’a subscription to the Sanford H-rw ali^ 25 p n -"'d ^ L r tb anr.ouq<pmciftu) is „;n Pi JjV salve ^I’rmt- ty .Co., 4mJ a chicken dinner from Pinccrcst Inn. Ilia mother will en­ joy a professional shampoo trd set for her hair from Harriett's Beauty Nook. 3 Mark,New Year By Escaping West BERLIN (UPI)—The new , -ar was ushered In by Wcat Berlin -ra on a cheery note with no sert nil tmrilcr incident* reported. Three East German* m ans-cd to escape to the West unharm sd. One of tlie rdJugcee was a Uyvar-old girl who C 'iw ’.ed nl no under barbed' wire. The othira were young men in their early 20a w)io also slipped across Hie Ixmlcr without being seen by -he Bed sentries. West Berlin police reported the border was extremely qui$L There were no cliah ci. **■ i East German Communist bos# Walter Ulhricht said Monday that tlie signing of a German peace treaty is a vital task for 1962, but lvc did not set a deadline. Ulbrighl, in a speech to East Berlin's diplomatic con n at • New Year's reception, denian Icd,1^ direct negotiation* betweeu t sst ', and West Germany, ;ecordlng to tho East German news age icy ADN. Berlin's Protestant Bishop Gilo Dibells, who was prevented fn m delivering his annual New Yc: r's sermon in East Berlin, spoke in­ stead ever West Berlin rsdio u » tkms. "The wsll through Bcr.in it a dally reminder of the danger of linking in blood and tears in the darkness ot a new barbarity," ba •aid. Police today are investigating two church breakina aomelinie Monday night. Chief Hoy Williams said that the poor box at Holy Cross Epis­ copal Church on Park Ave. was ent*icd while the Church o f tho l e t ­ ter Day BainU v iii also broken Into, Williami also aaid that tlie money box at tha city too was POUT ARTHUR, Onl. (U PD — pried open and a small amount of Lumbermen today hunted a p.-clt change atolen. of stray dogs that killed • C-y '*r old girl a* she walked home fi >m Bundsy school. Provincial police gsve tha f »r» mission to hunt down and kill tha NEW YOUK (U PI) While dog* shortly after little Debo eh bandleader Xavier Cugat and his June Richard*, o f Auden, was singer wife, Abbe Lane, were clawed to death. It waa belie ed busy entertaining New Yeai'a cel- tha doge—all from an Indian viL ebrator* early Monday, burglars lag*— got the scent of tha gi.Ts slipped Into their apartment and German shepherd dog en her made off with more than 930,<A) clothes. Tha stray dogs hung around *Jv* in gums, fur* and cash. Tho cou­ ple told police the loot included village often for food and fra* about 146.300 In jewelry and furs quently fought with the Richer da' dug, police said. and *houl 9300 in cash. Hunt Stray Dogs T h a t Killed Girl Cugats Robbed O f Gems, Furs, Cash � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Can 39 # �Property Owners Stymie Road Plan, Says Bliss (EDITOR'S NOTE; With Around - the - Clock Columnist Larry Vershel enjoying a wellearned vacation over the holi­ day*, the Herald SUM will pinch hit for him.) “ City .Manager W. E. Knowlei Isaued an order this morning to have all city vehicle* and equipment winterised with temperatures pre­ dicted to hit near freezing in the next few days. • • • Police directing traffic at the Sanford Junior High Scnool early this morning were hindered by a ^ h e ife r that got outside the fence ^ a t the Agriculture Bldg. The school garage sent men to assist police in returning the animal to its enclosure. * * • The Sanford Public Library has issued a total of S>60 adult and 447 children's library cards since the metal plate card system went in to effect on Nov. 1, reported San6 ford Librarian Sara M. King yes­ terday. • • • The new telephone installed In the county commissioner cham­ bers has proved to tie a handy gadget, so that commissioners can use it to summon department heads to confer on matters under their Jurisdiction. • • • ® Legal machinery for the newlyproposed Oviedo Athletic Associa­ tion should go Into setion some­ time early in January with San­ ford Attorney Doug Stenstrom ap­ pointed legal counsel for the or­ ganization. John Courier, associa­ tion president, revealed last week. • • • Public Works Director "F oots" Vclvinglon predicts that work on 9 the n o r City Hall switchboard and information center wilt run into the middle of January before Its completion. » • • Civil Service exams will be given, this afternoon by Major Bristol, personnel officer, for the new switchboard operator at City Hall. Deadline for applications wat & yesterday. Annual pay fur the ™ clerk-typist position is $2370. • • * Contractor for the San Marco Construction Company resumed work on West First Street today after a holiday layoff of several days. * • • Construction on the new six-inch water main for the Delmar Cab& in ct Company's industrial site on ^ Country Club Hoad was well under way yesterday with the completion of 800 feel of pipe, reported City Manager W. E. Knowles. • • • Signups fur Biddy Basketball now number 33 and are expected to Increase by 30 or 40 more eag­ er* with Saturday’s tryouts, re­ ported Sanford Recreation DiA rector Jiin Jernlgsn this morning. ^ • • • A lawnmnwer was stolen out in North Orlando Estates sometime over the holidays, reported the Seminole County Sheriffs Dept, today. Who needs a mower that bad in this westherT • • • Hie new college courses being offered by Rollins College to begin f next semester as night courses at Seminole High certainly have two very attractive teachers. We pre­ dict that all the women will take math and all the men will take English! • • • W. H. Bentley of Sanford scored a nice hole in one out at the Mayfair Country Club on Dec. 23 on a long 163 yard drive at the fifth R h ole. • • • The county engineer was author­ ized Wednesday to ask the State Hoad Dept, for a feasibility re­ port on placing of a traffic aignal light at the intersection of Sit 46 and SK 426 near Geneva. Herald Index Page Bridge Page 10 & Classified ------ Page Comics _____ Paga Dear Abby - ....... Page Editorial Entertainment ■. . . Pag* Legal* —— — Pag* Putal* ................ Page Society ____ Page Spoils ___________ — Page i> 11 10 • 4 # 10 >0 8 6 The county road building pro­ gram fa "practically stalemated" by difficulty in obtaining rights of way. Engineer Carlton Bliss told the county commission Wed­ nesday. Reluctance on the part of tome residents to release rights o f way may reach far into the future. Bliss emphasized. “ We can't go on building on nar­ row rights of way and not being able to have the kind of roads wc wilt need in the future," he said. Bliss toid the commissioners he had worked out a draft of a plan for obtaining right* of way and it was turned over lo the county at­ torney for study. Commissioner John Fitzpstrlck asked Bliss if he couldn't start a public information program on the Importance of each citizen cooper­ ating when called on for rights of way. "This requires an educational program," Fitzpatrick said. "We have to impress on the people that we can't spend all the road money oo rights of way and still have any for construction." Bliss said he would attempt to write some informational material and publicize the need for co­ operation. "The way h Is now, our road program Is prscticslly stalemated by delays in getting rights of way," he said. One result of tho delays is the the replacing of Plneway and West Lake Brantley Kd. projects with a section of Sit 13 from the Econlockhatchee River bridge to SR 426 near Geneva. Bliss said he thinks th6 county can get rights of way quickly for that section, wherras the other projects appear to lie held up in­ definitely. Commissioner James Avery voted against the substitution, saying ha would like the board to study H further before voting. County road auperlntendent J. C. Lavender also stressed that delays In getting necessary rights of way are holding ap important county jobs. Lavender asked the commission to approve amending the road program to substitute several pro­ jects which can be done in the next stx months while delays are being worked out. The commissioners approved tho following; About 2.P00 feet of repair work on a section of TuacawiUa Rd. and replacing an old bridge damaged by last year's hurricane. About thrca-fourlhs of a mile of Improvement on Boar Lake Rd. in preparation for use In the vi­ cinity of the new school; Surface treatment of LongwoodLake Mary Rd. to the Rig Tree Rd. and Palm Springs Rd., a total of aix miles; Repair of s mile and a half of Bumby Rd. toward Mills Creek Rd. to Improve a narrow stretch unsuitable for travel hy school buses. Total cost of these projects WEATHER: Partly cloudy with a few showers; hljfh 75-80; low tonight near 50; clenriny, colder. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1901 SANFORD, Two Slain In Jealousy Fight Teen Brothers Gunned Down By Georgia Youth CONYERS, Ga. <UH> — Two teenage brothers were shot to death and another youth was badly wounded In a biiarre Jealousy kilting by a 20.year.otd youth lute Wednesday night, o f­ ficers said. Rockdale County Sheriff W, T. Wallace said the brothers were blasted from short range and their mangled bodies dumped down an abandoned well adjacent to a religious camp site a few miles from here. Wallace said the two bodies were thrown in the well by the 20-year-old youth, hi* Ir».year-old girlfriend and his 15-year-old brother, * Jt"be irjured boy rt*.u |ud from the death scene while the bodies were heing dragged to the well, staggered out of the woods to a farm house and summoned help. Wallace aaid he jailed Charles nyrd and said the youth would be charged with the double mur­ der. Hyrd'e younger brother, and the girl were also Jailed, but no charges were placed against the two Juveniles. Tha slnfn brothers w-ere Identi­ fied as Thomas Henderson 16, and Donald Wayne Henderson, 10, both j f near Covington. The wounded youth, J. Michael Flanagan, 16, told officers he crawled to safety while Ryrd, bis brother and the girl dragged the bodice o f hla companions to the well. Officers said Byrd fired three blasts, two of which killed thr Henderson brothers. The third blast lore off Flunagan'e ear and wounded him in the shoulder. He was treated at a local hospital and then transferred to one in Atlanta, about 28 miles from here. Hie condition wae listed as fair. J t & W A ... Burns Fatal Tax Ruling ★ County Commlsaloner Vernon Dunn offered some information to areas considering Incorporation and urged the eligible property owner* not on the voting rolls to register »o they may have a voice in the decision on whether to in­ corporate or not. Dunn listed the following points; “ Whether to incorporate an area of Fern Park south o f Casselberry and south and east of Altamonte Springs, la being discussed and preliminary plans are being made. Since a decision either for or against incorporating can be made by only a two-third* majority of resident freeholders registered to rote. It I* presently posiihle for resident home owners of 2.11 homes of an approximate total of 760 homes In the area tu rontrvl. Those not registered to vote are urged to do so at once. The regis­ tration office is open each Tues­ day. “ The basic purpose* for Incor­ porating a town or city are: locnl self-government provided hy a charter In accordance with Chap­ ters 105 thru 171 Florida statutes; local control for the orderly, plan­ ned development of the community and nrovfde improvements and service* not provided by the Coun­ ty, for which certain aources of revenue are available to make the town or rity self-sustaining. “ A municipality ckimot properly function and provide the usual construction, improvement and ★ ★ services with only the cigarette tax. occupational licenses and onehalf of the road and bridge collect­ ed within the town limits. City property tax and or utility tax will be requited. “ Under Florida statutes, city property may not be assessed higher than county assessment. Nor can tax It* levied In excess of one per cent o f such valuation except as necessary to pay Inter­ est and principal on bonded indebtednraa and special improve­ ment assessments as specified. "In counties of less than two hundred thousand population, n minimum o f 160 resident freehold­ er registered voters may establish for themselves a municipal gov­ ernment having corporate powers and privilege* ns outlined in the above mentioned Chapters, "The purpose* for Incorporating, the ndvanlagc* and dliadrs ti­ nges, the sources o f the estimated amount of revenue and an eitlmated municipal budget, toget! er with the proposed Charter by which tlu municipality Is to be governed should l>e presented and fully explained by the Incorporiting Committee, to all those con­ cerned for a well considered deci­ sion. Also the provialoni o f Chipter 171 Florid* Statutes and Siterial Laws for the extension of or annexation to a municipality with* in the county by consent o f the majority o f registered voter* In the area contiguous thereto.* Autopsy Discussion Set Terrorists Kill 13 Weighty Problem LITTLE ROY— DIG FISH . . . 10 year old Steve Morin, firihing with a new spinning rig ho gut for Christmas, o ff the bamlshcll at tho foot of Park Ave., caught this large perch Wednesday afternoon. The perch will easily go two pounds or more and gave Sieve quite a si niggle. Hut said Steve, "1 wouldn't let anybody help me. I did it nil by myself I" A minnow was the bait that lured the finny prize onto Steve's line. (Herald Photo) Victim O f Persecution, Says Wiretap Indictee New Cold Sends Mercury Down Groundbreaking On Parkway Today Car Plows Into Crowd, Kills Girl WASHINGTON (UPI) - A sub­ versive Activities Control Board examiner has recommended that the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers be de­ clared "a Communist . infiltrated organ ration" and ineligible to bargain for any employes. Rezoning For Junk Yard Is Overruled NO. 354 ★ ★ ★ To Incorporate Or Not In a highly controversial publie hearing held In the county commission chamber* Wednesday, several rltiren* living in the vici­ nity of Cameron Ave. near the site of a proposed salvage yard, JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Mr*. appeared to presrnt petitions and Floraina Kennedy who was burn­ protest against the "Junk yard" ed ovrr 40 per cent of her body and the commissioners granted Dee. 3, died Wednesday of the In­ their appeal hy a four to one vote. juries. Permission to establish the sal­ vage yard had already been granted to Ruddy LeFils, but the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Ally. history of the transicton is In­ Gen. Richard Ervin ruled today volved. Cubnn refugees who are American The zoning commission did not citizens must pay Florida's Intan­ approve rezoning the area from gible property tax If they become A-l (agricultural) tod M-l (indus­ permanent resident* of the sUte. trial). However, the board of Tim county commission decided county commissioners overruled this decision and m on cd the area Wednesday to ask the county board of medical examiners lo ALGIERS (U PI) — French and to industrial use. Then the zoning hoard of ad- meet with (he commissioners at Moslem terrorist* killed 13 per­ sona in Algeria Wednesday, bring­ Justment granted permission to the next regular meeting to dis­ ing to 2U thu unofficial two-day establish the salvage yard under cuss the protests by the examiners of a recent ruling by a state's death toll since the end of the the new retiming regulations. Irate property owners, exercis­ a Homey on a death in the county. right-wing Secret Army Organis­ The matter came up when Com­ ing their right of appeal to the ation'* (M S "Christmas truce." board of county commissioners as missioner Dunn said Ik felt that the higher authority, vigorously the commission should take a IPSWICH, England (U P D -O f- protested the proposed "Junk stand In aupport of the medical fleers at tha U. S. Air Force's yard" as they called It, claiming examiners' prolesl of the attor­ Bcnlwaters base pul bread, pota­ that llie establishment o( such a ney's action In not calling for an toes and candy o ff limits for over­ business would down grade their autopsy In a death of unexplain­ weight air crewmen today, and property values and constitute an able circumstances. Commissioner Avery said that warned them they will be ground- eyesore. he had discussed the case wlUt as­ E. U. Stowe, painter and artist, ed unless they reduce. appealed to lx* the spokesman for sistant 'ta tc'i attorney Tony Hosea group of 12 property owners. man alter the doctors wrote the commission a teller of protest and NORTON, Va. (U P I)— An ex­ Also appearing wore C. J. Meri­ that Hoseman had told him that wether and Mr*. Frances Meplosives plant blew up Wednesday Ibis was what happened; The Dougall, night, leveling an area 360 yards Chairman of the board J, C. in diameter and injuring 16 per­ son*. Two children, Pametla Stur­ Hutchison stated that personally, gill, R, and her brother, Donnie, 12, lie would not like lo live near a were hurt seriously when the blast salvage yard and would not vole to put his neighbor* in that posi­ hit their house near the plant. tion. The eounly commission has Mrs. McDougall called the at­ authorized a survey lo eliminate WASHINGTON (U P I)— Former tention of the commission to an delays in granting dredging per­ diplomat Irvin C. Scarbeck haa article In a recent ropy of the mits, asked for a reduction in Ills 30- Saturday Evening Post, which County Engineer Carlton Bliss, yeur prison sentence for giving stated that "Americans are the greatest nest fculers In the world." Zoning Director Robert Brown security information to Cuinmunlit agents In Poland. A motion filed and that "greed Is spoiling Flor­ and County Attorney Harold John­ Wednesday on hi* behalf said he ida’s natural resources." II was son were named to a committee sentence was “ harsh and unjust." also called "reckless exploita­ to work out a way to expedite tions." LeFils, appearing in his own NEW YORK (UPI) -B roadw ay Interest, said that he had advertis­ showman Billy Rose, formerly wed ed his Intentions in the Sanford to the late comedienne Fanny Herald three times a* legally reThe board of county eommls-t Brice and Olympic ewim star quired and that tlte area was Eleanor Holin, obtained a mar­ zoned for industrial business. He iloners voted lo deposit surplus} riage license Wednesday to re­ reminded (lie commissioners that funds of nearly $400,000 to tlte marry hie third wife, showgirl the establishment of the salvage bidder paying the highest inter-! Joyce Matthews. Rose and Miss yard had already been approved eat rates for six months. South Seminole Rank In Fern Malhews were divorced in 1939. and lie had gotten the O.K. from tile necessary hoards. Park bid three and a half percent! "Why are we back up here?" per annum, which would give the! BELL (U P I )— Two UnireraltyI I>cFil* asked. "This area Is the dead end ol of Florida students diowned Wed­ nesday white akin diving in the! the county," lie aaid, "I wouldn’t} Suwannee Hirer noiGiwest of here, want to gel Into the middle of a Tim bodies of Leigh McFadden, 26, residential section. I know all the Bids were opened at tlte coun­ amt Donald Dumcz, 23, were re­ regulations concerning the estab­ covered from a depth o f apout 60 lishment of a salvage yard, the ty commission meeting for the re­ feet. They were about 100 f e d 56 ft. offset, the building of a pairing and resurfacing of the fence, and intend to comply with courthouse roof. back in an underwater cave. these regulation*." Apparent low bidder was Giffen Commissioner John Fitzpatrick, Industries of Orlando with a bid who said he resented remark* of $1,760, including a 10 year made by Stowe concerning Fitz­ patrick's business connections and PRINCETON, N. J. (UPD — how he should vote, made a m o­ Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt has been tion that the eounly commission­ named the world's most admired ers sustain the action of the board Tlte changing of one word in the living woman for the 13th time in of adjustment snd permit the sal­ current eounly zoning regulations 14 jears, according to a Ga'Iup vage yard to be established. A roll call vole showed Hutch­ as authorized by the board ol poll released here Wednesday. Second was Mrs. Jaequrllne ison, Williams and Avery voting county commissioners Wednesday, Kennedy, who was seventh last against the motion and Fitzpat­ will now permit tlte zoning board rick and Dunn voting for It. to uaa it's discretionary powers year. Avery then made a motion that in requiring off-street parking for Otheri among the lop 10 in or­ der of preference were Queen the decision of the zoning board future busineisci. Elizabeth II, Mrs. Msmie Elsen­ of adjustment be over-ruled, and Changing the world "ahall" to hower, Mrs. Clare Boothe Lurr, the permit to build a aalvage yard "m a y " makes the regulation read Miss Helen Keller, Madame Chi- bu denied on tha basil of strong as follows: ang Kai-shek, Sen. Margaret protest of the adjoining property "Offstrcct parking may be au­ Chase Smith, K-Maine, Misa Paul­ owners. The vote wai four to one thorised as a conditional use, ine Frederick, and Mrs. Patricia with all but Fitzpatrick voting (special exception) in any zon­ Nixon. •ye. ing district la Seminole County, BRIEFS BATON ROUGE. La. <UPI) — soverenlgnty o f tha tU U of State Sen Wendell P. Harris, in­ liouislana." dicted with two other Baton Harris is vica chairman of the Rouge nu n on wit (-tap charges, Slate Sovereignty Commission, a said tod iy he wat the victim of watchdog agency for segrrgapolitically-motivated persecution . tlunist and stales' rights enures, A frdetal grand jury in New lie is the father of Wendell Harria Orleans Wednesday charged Har­ Jr., a .U r fullback on the LSI) ris and businessman I-eon M. football team now training in Patterson ami private investiga­ Florida for the Orange Bowl tor Lawrence W. Hall with in- game against Colorado, voiement in tapping telephone conversations of Baton Rouge re­ ligious lenders who signed a prointegration statement. Harris denied any knowledge of the Upping of any telephone line By United Press lnternalionsl ‘‘of any minister, pastor, rabbi, Canadian cold chilled thr east priest or religious organization." ORLANDO (UPI) — Ground­ half o( the nation today, plum­ Hu said he was being persecuted breaking ceremomrs were sched­ meting temperature! below zero "because of my sincere and leg­ uled for the extension of the Sun­ in the Midwest and sending a itimate effort* to protect the shine State Parkway near’ here snow storm msrehing toward today, in the wake of a charge Georgia. that the Bryant administration Snow, ranging from flurriea to sold out the slate to extend the several inches, was widespread tollpike. from the northern plains to up-1 ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) — A Gov. Farrta Bryant was sched­ slate New York and southward ear plunged into a crowd waiting uled to be llte mam speaker at into Tennestee and Virgina, at a SI. Petersburg bus stop Wed­ the ceremonies 11 miles from The advancing cold, stretching nesday. killing a girl and injuring here on State Road 327. Actual into the Gulf of Mexico, dropped four other persons. construction, however, won’t begin temperatures 20 degrees in Texas, Sankey Whitehurst, 16, of Pinel­ until next month. Louisiana, Mississippi snd Ala­ las Park, was killed. Tha Injured State Sen. Scott Kelly, a likely bama and touched off thunder­ were SIrs. Georgia Parkhurat, 72, candidate for governor in 1904, storms in Florida, Georgia and and Mary A. White, 61, both of said in Bartow Wednesday that the Carolina! Wednesday night. St. Petersburg, both hurt serious­ Bryant and his Roatl Board sold Burwood, La., had 1.63 inches ly, am] D<mna Shelton, 16, Pinellas "the people of Florida dovn the of rain in six hours. Memphis, Patk, and Henry Pratt GR, St. river through secret deals to Tens., had almost an inch snd Petri* burg who were released strangle free highway construe, Birmingham, Ala., .66 of an inch. after hospital treatment. tinn." Union Barred FLORIDA would be 334.000, Lavender said. Lavender to open up the short aceand he can use hi. work crew, ef- L , M„ noItl A„ . from ficlently by planning them now. Tho board told him to proceed. St- to 27;n St. where it dead ends The commission also authorized |*t the ell.v un its. A Warning A warning wan Untied thin morning by City Man­ ager I'ete Knowlea that unauthorized pernonn are soliciting and adling in Sanford at thU Ume. Know-lets urged every resident o f the city to Inquire o f the solicitor whether he or ahe haa a city permit to operate, j Plant Blows Up death certificate was signed by the justice of the peace after study Indicated no evidence of foul play In (he death of a Negro woman. Two doctors h id refused to sign the death certificate, hut wouldn't sign a statement that they thought circumstances war­ ranted an autopsy. Furthermore, Avery said Hoseman tofd him that any action In such a matter la at the dlieretlon of the atate's attorney. "What we really need la a county medical examiner on full salary," Avery said. Chairman J.C. Hutchison suggested a meeting with the doctors on the examining board and Com­ missioner Fitzpatrick made a mo­ tion that they be aikcd to dis­ cuss tlte matter with the commis­ sion at the neat meeting. Permit Survey Ordered Appeals Conviction handling requests by dredging companies for permits In the county. Brown and a group of dredging firm operator! appeared at Wed­ nesday's meeting to discuss the problems of issuing pcrm:ta, which sometimes takes as long as two weeks under the present sys­ tem, Plan To Remarry Surplus Funds Deposit Bodies Recovered county fundi a profit of 37.000 for the six months period that (he funds will lie idle. Olher bid* were Florida State Bank, three percent, Citizens Bank of Oviodo, three percent and San­ ford Atlantic National Bank, two and a half percent. Bids Opened On Roof Mrs. Roosevelt Honored Again maintenance bond. Collins Roof.ng Inc, of Orlando bid $1,873 and Evans Roofing of Sanford, S1.&F0. All bids were turned over to the courthouse committee for fur­ ther study before the Job ta awarded. Change Of Wording except, R-1AA. Such use* may be authorised by the board of ad­ justment of Sctninolo County af­ ter review of tba application in public hearing thereon, pro viced however that such use may be subject to or limited by, con IItions of the board of adjustment." The motion, made by Commis­ sioner Vernon Dunn and seconded by John Fitzpatrick, was to adopt resolution number six, am en d.if Seminole County zoning r e f l a ­ tions. Tbe you was four tq one. �Moscow Rules American Reds, Says Hoover WASHINGTON (L P H -F B I Director J. Edgar Hoover laid Hay the U.S. Communlit party an inaeparable arm of the Mos­ cow -directed internalunal con»p racy against "God and freedom American Com nunista are com­ plete!}- subservient to their Soviet masters, Hoover *a d in a yearend FBI report, lie laid the US. romami the primary target for Soviet-bloc intelligence operative*. The FBI director taid the ac­ tion* of the U.S. Red deiegat.on to Urr 22nd Soviet Communist party o egress this fall were par­ ticularly aigniflcant. He aaid: "Not only did the American delegate* pledge full support to (Soviet Premier) Nikita Khrushcfaev m the disagreement between the Russians and their Chinete and Albanian comrade*, but three at them appeared on a Moscow televiiion program to give the So­ viet people a dittorled impreaiion o f condition* in the United StaU*." The Communut party, U.S.A., we* indicted earlier thl* month for falling to regliter with the lattice Department aa an agent of X'itala. Hoover accredited the FBI with thete INI aceompllahmcnti: —More than 11,400 ehmlnal convictions compared with 12,021 In 1N0. —The capture of nearly 10.T00 fugitive* compared with *,739 last pear. —Flnea, savlngt and property recoverlea totaling S1S0 million— g figure far exceeding what U •oat to operate the FBI. —Location of nearly 11,000 atolon care, an all-time high. Protests Follow Banning Of Books TARZANA, Calif. (UP1) - Heporta that a Downey, Calif., eleXaentary achool banned Tartan bonks from Its library drew sharp Criticism today from publiahtra and sent members of a local serv1st club scurrying to tbo hook The board of education at the Downey Unified School District ordered aa uvesligalioa when they wars told Tartan and Zane Grey books wort banned in one af tbo schools. Gray's books "contained obocano words . . . and soma thought there was no indication that Tar­ tan and his male (Jane) were married," according to reports received by board raamber Robart Ryan. Ryan told the board tbe hooka were removed from library •helves when some parents ob­ jected to the literature. Strong objection* were voiced by Ralph Rothmund, gentral manager of Edgar Rice Bur­ roughs, Inc., the firm established by the late author of "Tarran of the Apes" and other booka. dbr ftanforb Pare 2—Thur*. Dec. 23, 19G1 7 ISeizures Fully Justified, Says Premier Mehru V rrclb NEW DELHI. India fU P D -ln dlan P r.n e Minister Jawaharlat Nehru said defiantly today he never doubled that he had "full jutilflcation'' for using armed ' force to capture the Portuguese enclave* on I ndia's weit coast, "Nothing in the 14 years of in> dependence hta excited and thrilled the people In India as the l liberation of Goa," Nehru told a news conference. "There ia no doubt In my mind of the full jusj ufirat.on for use oi force against Portugal." Referring lo the criticism and reaction to India's action. Nehru said most of the Afro-Asian coun­ tries "reyoiced” while many West­ ern nations were critical. "I don't Uke this division of opinion between white and black," he aaid. Nehru maintained that many ol those who criticised India knew SWEETHEART OF THE KEY CLUB in lovely Ml** Debbie Scott, in n nothing about peace or the con­ preen taffetn and net gown, who holds a bouquet at the annual Christmas cept* of non violence. "M y being Ball, held at the Civic Center, Saturday. Key Club President Jerry Thomp­ preached at about non violence by son in left and Ball Chairman, John Boniface is right of the club'* s w e e t­ people who know nothing about it heart of the year. (Herald Photo) is am aiing." The prime minister, speaking often with force and anger and occasionally pounding the table, said every tonga walla (borsecart President Jerry Thump on pre- wreaths, glittering with lilver and driver) and clerk in India wel­ Mi*a Debbie Scott wa* rho**n Key Club Sweetheart for thia year tented Mist Scott wrlth an armful giren ornaments were placed in comed the “ liberation" of Goa. at the annual Key Club Chriatmas of white chrysanthemums, and the window* and hung from th* He said "it appeared to uy a while Ilia ufchetlia played n ap*-i columns, wbi!s th* tablet held c*n monstrous Imposition . . . anyone Rail held Saturday at th* Civic clal number In her honor, the two terpiecea of Hraiilian |>cpp*r. and sluing on our territory. It doesn't Center. danced gracefully around the floor tiny figures o f droll old-fashioned go down our throat." of the holiday-decorated ballroom. characters. Nehru said that when the Goan Chairman o f the hall wa* John Crossed randy canes decorated probltm became unbearable, "w* Boniface, who aiso aeived as the su g e where Howdy Lister's or- took action." master o f reremonlet. Th# room chestra played for dancing, and He said India's move wai even wa* highlighted by a giant Christ­ rafreahments o f aoft drink* and balled by Indian and C oin Chris­ mas tree which was gaily decorat­ home-mad* cookies were served. tians. He added that he received ed with myriad twinkling light* Faculty members present were telegrams from bishop* in Goa WITH THE U. S. SIXTH FLEET and other decorations, rouitesy of Mr*. Loi* Higginbotham, Mr*. Ann welcoming the Indian troop*. IN THE MEDITERRANEAN Some 1300 "white hale" of the USS th* Florida Power and Light Co. i Vitaari*, J. D. Stone and Ernett Nthru said Indian Archbishop Bright red bell* and green j Cowley. Gracious of Bombay — a Goan Saratoga (CVA-S0) grouped to­ himsalf — fully supported the In­ gether on this giant attack cardian action. tier's flight deck to wish the peo­ Key Club Sweetheart Of Year Is Chosen At Ball French Greeted By Saratoga Men ple of France a .Merry Christmas by spelling out the French Yuletide greeting "Joyeut Noel." Saratoga, Flagship of Rear Adm. F. J. Brush, Commander Carrier Division Sia and now serv­ ing as Com minder Task Force to, left her home port of Mayport, on Nov. a for a ait month deploy­ ment to the Mediterranean. She passed through the Straits of Gi­ braltar on Dec. S, automatically becoming a member of the Sixth Fleet. Then, after 20 consecutive day at aaa and ten day* of oper­ ation* with the Sixth Fleet, Sara­ toga anchored in Cannes, France, on the morning of Dec. IS where she and her crew celebrated Die Christmas holidays and will do the same New Year'*. Saratoga and Carrier Air Croup Three, under the command of Captain V. G. Lambert, will be spending th* third conaecutive Christmas in Cannes. Heavy attack Squadron Nine, home based at Sanford, Florida, is embarked aboard Saratoga aa a unit of Air Group Three. Radio, T V Stars To Shine In March O f Dimes Drive NEW YORK — Show buaihessi March of Dime* incssaae* bv Die M en will shine coait-lo-coast far celebrities participating. the New March of Dime* on radio Taking part m "On Stage for and televiiion throughout the the New March of Dime*" ahow* month of January. In a variety are Dick Clark. Frankie Avalon, of ihows and other broadcast ma­ Chubby Checker. Connie Francis, larial*, th« campaign agalnil Paul Anka, Slav* Lawrence and birth defect*, arthritis and polio Eydie iorme, Andy Williams, El­ will bo spotlighted by Broad*ay la Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington. Hed Foley and bkeeter Davis Ira and Hollywood ootablrs. Ed Wynn and Buster Keaton available for the country and boedlln* a TV special entitled western areas. The FM shows oiler Van CU"The Scene Stealers," an hour’ s entertainment hosted by Jimmy burn, with Milton Cross announc­ Durante and also starring Jack ing end Raymond Paige conduct­ Lemmon, Rosemary Clooney, Fa­ ing the Radio City Music Hall bian, Lome Greene, Dan Blocker, Symphony Orchestra, with Frank Earths Kttt, James Garner, and Gallup announcing. During “ In­ many more. Dr. Frank C. Bax­ termissions" Cross and Gallup ter and Jackie Cooper contribute chat informally with the piano special scenes featuring the New virtuoso ami the veteran conMarch of Dime* meatage for Uuctur. INI. Last year's March of Dime* "D i»c» Fur Dime*," popular hour special, “ What About Lin- derjoy feature*, star top vocalist* d a ?" had a record of more than »uch a* Paul Anka, Frank.* Ava426 showings, on 376 TV stations. ^Ion, Rosemary Clooney, Duke LIBarbara Stanwyck narrates a > llng'wn and many more, 16-mlnute documentary film titled: Spanish language stations re"Billy and Beethoven," which tClve a special musical show with features Uccihovcn themes at (he Julinny Lopez. Gracirla Rivera, musical background for a moving Don Enrico and It’s orchestra, story of medical care for child­ with Buck Cancl announcing. ren. Jack Benny, Joan Fontaine, Julie Harris gives voice to an Eve Arden, Mary Martin, Italph appealing menage, featuring Na­ Bellamy, Tony RanJall anJ oilier tional Potter Girl Debbie sue personalities ot equal lame turn Brown in a aerie* of TV film apota in personal appeals via iranacripmad* in New York'* Central Park.' Lons. A group uf 6-minute radio ahows| A .cuerocs supply of live ancalled "On Siege For the New j tiounccmenls on National Found*March of Dimes" alar the «ouo- Uon-iupporlcJ research ani treattry'a beat-known pop singers. meat for birth defer'« and arthriThere -re special tranicriptlona tis as well as continuing rare far for country and western areas,1 polio patients, for use by radio •nd two miniature concert* run- and television announcers, 1* also nlag approximately it minute* being distributed. Props, such aa •art for PM ataIlona—Innovations j alldea, buttons, cards, posters, which bring flrit-d a ti entertain- canister*, etc., are sent to atameet to lu len til, along with Newj Ilona for TV beaming. Courthouse Records Kral Ratal* Transaction* Security Fed. S. and L. of Winter Park to Woodion G. Adam*, etux, Wildmere, $*.900. Joseph A. Kauffman, etux to Donald K. McKentie, etux, Heftier Homes, $18,900. First Fed. S. and L. A»»n. of Orlando to Paul D Greenwah, Ridge High, $10,ISO. First Fed. 3. and L. Orlando to Harold A. Hlngler, etux, Ridgt High, $10,000. Albert E Fisher, etux to Adolf G, Hein etux, Bratton Woods, $7,000, John Henry Higgins, etux to George J. Hewett, etux, Sunlaml, $11,800. LMN Enterprises to Bert O. Fraser eta), Ixmgdale, $D,80o. Marcus E. Patterson, etux# to Troy O. Stuart etux, Hanfoid Farm*, $16,000. Raymond Homes, tnc. to Wil­ liam Reynolds, etux, l-ongdale, $9,800. Raymond Hume* Inc. to Henry J. Connell, etux, Longdale, $9,300. Ronald Edward Green, etux to C. if. E. C. K. Co., Inc., Bear lavKtHills. $10,000. Hilly H. Lalire* to Gall J, Levey, etux, Druid llllla, $28,900. Mid-Fla, Invest. Co, to II. E. Tillman, etux, Falrlane, $17,100. Herbert lntson, etux to Thomas A. William* -tu», (Ju«*n't M inor, 172)00. Allen Moody, etux, to Henry Miller Jr., etux, Oakland Hills, $8,000. CUte Hatnur Jr., etux, to Thomas J. Garablin, atux, Longwood, $6,lo0. Floyd C. Cooper, etux to llarry J. Dakotan, etux, N. Orlando $11,- Jamei M. Robbins, etux, HefDer Homes, $8,900. Damon C. Scott, etux to Clifford C. Carden, etux, Crystal Lake, $11,500. Burt Revela Inc. to Audrey L. Silver*, Buena Vista, $10,300. Edward P. Gray, etux, to Alfred C. Bechet etux Triplet Lake, $12,000. P. Zeuil and Bona, Inc. to Win­ ston White, etux, San fc'ero Knolls, «9 .aoo. II. J. Welborn. etux to Raymond M. Fryer atux, Eureka Hammock, $ 6 , 000. L. M. Rehbindar, ttal to Gordon J. Toll, 81-21-32, $81,000. Lincoln lights, to H. D. Black•hear etux Unr. light*. $9,700. Linroln lights, to Willi* Jones, etux, Line, lights., $9,700. Chester A. Boyd, atux, to II. Franklin Halley, West H a v e n Hubdvn., $7,900. Itiugawuod Wood Products to Fred L. Wall, Waatharafiaid, $9,300, Fiaal Divorces Betty* Joyce Hollingsworth »*. Richard Hollingsworth. Court Orders Winifred Edna Burton vs. Fred­ erick W. Burton. Chuck Conners Sued For Divorce L06 ANGELES (UPI>— Chuck Connors, known as the "R ifle­ man" oo talavlsion, was suod for divorce Wednesday by his wife. She charged extreme cruelty and ■ought custody of their.lout chil­ dren. Tbe couple have been married U years and have tour sons ranging in age from I to 11. The couple reached a property settlement before divorce action we* filed. Under the agreement, Mrs. Connors would receive $2,360 monthly alimony and child sup­ port payment*. Community prop erty would be divided equally. Oviedo Council Sets Meeting The Oviedo City Council will hold its first meeting of the new year at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the City HsU. According to Mrs. Dot Courier, clerk, the meeting regularly Hulls Filed scheduled for Monday we* post­ Fed. Nat’l Mtg. Assn. v*. Clay­ poned for one day because of the ton E. Lockhart, mtg. fcl. New Year holiday. Maty E. Siiuiuwns, t u l >s. David M. Oldham, mtg. fcl. Firal Nal'l City Bunk of K. Y. v*. Walter Ray Wingo, mtg. fcl. ST. LOUIS (UPI>—Miss Lucy Fed. Nat’l Murtg. Assn. vs. AI- William* has reduced her dally Lei t C. Tavalea, etux, mtg, fcl. attendance at Mats to once a Suffolk County Fed. S. and L. week. The reason: she has reach­ vs. Ronald C- Mulder, etux, mtg. ed her 100th birthday. fcl. M in Williams, a native of Pilot South Boston Ravings Bank V*. Knob, Mo., came here at age 1$, goo. Donald E. Baker, etal, mtg. fcl. working for private families and Kenneth MecPhsreon, etux, to Sanford Atlantic Bank v*. John later as housekeeper for the Sit Kenneth A. Macpheraon, etux, W. Frailer, elal, mtg. fcl. tera or the Blessed Sacrament. Heftier Homes, 118,600. Henry Markowils, etux vs. ■ She worked until she was N years Richaid F, Bowers, etux to Frank Greggs Jr., etux, mtg. fcl. old. Faithful HACHEI, JOHNSON (Mrs. Lloyd Turbutton) and her husband came from Norfolk, Virginia Saturday to attend the 10th year class reunion of the Seminole High graduating class of 1951, which was held at Jim Spencer's Restaurant, in this photo, former classmate and student body president, W. C. "Bill" Clause greets Mrs. Tnrbutton as she arrives with Mr. Tarbutton. Mrs. Clause also welcomes the couple. (Herald Photo) Crisis Could Fuse War, Laotian Prince Warns VIENTIANE. Lao* (UPD—Neu­ tralist leader Pnnee Souvanna Phouma warned today the tense Laotian crisis could touch off an international war. " I f war should start. It will not be Juat ■ civil w ar," Souvanna told newsmen here. Souvanna, who is to become Pipestone Site Of Indian Lore PIPESTONE, Minn. (UP1) — A cooiU nt and highly colarful reminder of Mlnnetota'a Indian heritage la the smooth red stone In tbe area near here known ai Pipestone National Monument. Experts consider It th* moat Important single location in abo­ riginal geography and tons in th* northern hemisphere, if not the world. For about throe centuries, moat of the ceremonial pipes used by the American plain* Indiana and other tribee w^f produced from this atone and upon the pipes rested all the aacradnaia of each solemn occasion. Tbo stent now is called catUnite in honor of George Catlia, an eminent American artist who traveled among and painted the American Indians from 1839 to 1UI. He was intrigued by the mysteries associated with the quarries. Callln arrived at the site in 1868 and while other white men had preceded him, his daicripDon of the quarries waa the first to be published. Catlin printed the speech of a Ponca chief who gave him a pipe for which the Indian had personally quarried the Ilona. Today, through th* exercise *( their treaty rights, several In­ dian families are permitted by the national park service to quar­ ry, carve and sell pipeatone. They make th* most wellknown type of Indian peace pipe called the "Sioux Calumet." The stem la two to three feet tong, made of ash wood and gaily dec­ orated with feathers, porcupine quills and paint. Th* bowl la rel­ atively slender and high upon a round, or horlionlal stem which projects beyond the bowl in front. premier of a yet-to-be-formed coalition government, said: "I am still pursuing my efforts to avoid a rupture." The ex-premier of Laos and his half-brother. Prince Souphanouvong, leader of the Communistbacked Pathct Lao guerrillas, flew here Wednesday from the rebet-beld Plaine dea Jarrea tor a conference which the Weat had hoped would ease the Laotian crista. But tbe rebel leaders were re­ buffed by pro-Western Premier Prince Boun oum who refused to hold a formal meeting with them. The proposed "three princes" con­ ference had takas twp months to arrange. Boun Oum Wednesday night de­ nounced previous agreements oo formation of a coalition govern­ ment representing all threo facttoas. Communist diplomat* said the rebel prince* would give up their efforts to negotiate with Boun Oum and return to their head­ quarters unless the royal Laotian government backed down os it* tough stand. U. 8. diplomats, headed by Ambaatador Wlnlhrop G. Brown, also called on government leaden for a peaceful settlement. Boun Oum abruptly torpedoed the talks Wednesday even before they had a chance to get started. "I have nothing more to tell them," ha said after a 90-mlnut* courtesy call by Souvanna and his half-brother. $ "Zurich is finished," Boun Oum said in reference to the agree­ ment reached by the three prince* in Switzerland last June to form a coalition government In Geneva, new* of the break­ down in the three princes' confer­ ence cast gloom over the 14nation Laotian peace conference. "It looks like we've got to be­ gin all over again," said one W ea£ cm delegate after learning of Boun Oum's refusal to negoUate with the rebel princes. The conference had virtually completed its work and was wait­ ing for the princes to meet to form a government so that • declaration of Laotian neutrality could be signed by representative* of the 14 nation* meeting here. m SHELL: ISHELLANEl B O TTLED GAS Sister Of Local Health Nurse Dies Funeral services for Mrs. Ma­ mie Thaxton of Cedar Grove, N.C. will be held In Cedar Grove at 6 p. m. today. Mr*. Thaxton la the slater of Mrs. Hutda Klbbee, Seminole County health nunc. Mrs. Klbbee has been vlaltlng In Cedar Grove over th* holidays. RARE MILWAUKEE (UPI) — George (Duffy) Lewis, who recantly re­ tired aa traveling secretary of the Milwaukee Braves, ho Ida a rare distinction of having been sent to bat aa a pinch hitter tor Babe Ruth when both were members of the Boston Red Sox, PER 160 LB. CYLINDER Call FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. 109 W. li t 8T. News And Advertisement The Sanford Herald delivery CALL THE NEW PRESIDENT of the DcBary Democratic Club, James Oddy nt left, receive* the n v e l from Edward Hoaly, retiring president. Other officers of the club elected Dec. IS ire William Ogden, vice president end Mr*. John Ptlck, financial secretary and treasurer. New directors are Amanda Martin, Joseph llanaon and Frank Laymel. (Cox Photo) ,6 H �Shr frmifnrh ^rralb Thurs. Dec. 28, 19G1— PajfC 3 We Cut the Prices! Skipper Fights ©For $4 Million Drilling Prize BOSTON lU P !)—The shipper or a Canadian tugboat fought the *ra today tor a $1 million priic— the drifting dredge Cartagena abandoned by her crew in a fierce 4 Atlantic gale. Capt. James Shear of the 800ton tug Foundation Vigilant vowed to stand by the powerless dredge, wallowing in huge swells, until •'it sinks or I put across a line." Shear had his job cut o u t something like trying to lasso a whale. The Cartagena is 170 feel long and 48 tret wide, arid lias As an 80-ton crane on Its aft deck. ^ The crane swings dangerously in the wind, threatening to crash down and split the ship. ’the Coast CJuard reported early today that winds at (he scene. 250 miles cast of Nantucket Island, took a curious shift and wrre blowing from alternate directions. The e ffe c t.o f this, the Coast (itiard explained, was to eatin thr a seas a bit. giving Shear a better chance to secure the giant dredge. In Halifax, Nova Scotia, a spokesman for Foundation Mari­ time, Ltd., owner of the tug, said crewmen of the tug were put aboard the dredge late Wednes­ day, less than 21 hours after 10 crewmen abandoned the craft. The crew ot the Cartagena ar­ rived here aboard the Coast liuard £ eulter Acushnet. They told a har­ rowing story of endurance and heroism while 40-foot waves and hurricane force gusts threatened to send the vessel to the bottom. The dredge was being towed from Quebec City to ttaltimore by (lie Foundation Vigilant when the tow line snapped Christmas morning, setting the dredge adrift. DeBary Contest Winners Named BY MRS. ADAM MULLER Winners o f the DeBary Home Christmas Lighting Content have 9 been announced by tbe DeBary Civic A**n. and the DeBary Cham­ ber of Commerce, sponsors o f the competition. Fiom District one wet* Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrl-aren, :!4 Iris Lane, with honorable mention going to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sweeney, 12 Flamevine Lane. District two win­ ners were Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd D. Kl Lockwood, IB Aster Dr., with hon­ orable mention for Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Richards, 28 Shell Bd. In dlstiiet three, Mr. and Mrs. Fied KiHinpLon, 5 I’ulmiia ltd., were the winners while Mr. and Mrs. William Lake man, 28 Sanford Avr. took honorahle mention. Dis­ trict four winners were Sally Neider ami Willard Nrider, 138 Coronadu Dr. with Mr. and Mrs. f t 11. E. Lindholm, 230 Lakewood Dr. taking honorable mention. Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Maiie, 1 Marta ltd., won the prize In dis­ trict five with honorable mention going to Mr. and Mrs. Juliu* Votght, 152 DeBary Dr., and in district rix the prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sautkamp, 142 Hoinenteud Ave., with honorahle A mention going to Mr. and Mr*. ™ Louis DeVantcry, 260 Agua Vista and to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cain of the same address. Pictures of the winning decora­ tions will tie shown at the January meeting o f the Civic Assn. *> Adventists Name New Officers BY SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Recently elected 1902 officers of the Forest Lake Seventh.Day Ad­ ventist Church will assume duties on Jan. f> Those named to majur church — officer* wrre 1L C. Lovell, firal ^ e ld e r ; Mr* Celeste Ktrstein, elerk; Henry \\ no ten, treasurer; Junes Duke and Mr*, Gertrud* Musselwhite, chairmen o f the board o f deacons and draronessei; Martin Buss, home missionary leader; Mr*. Clyde Williams, Dorca* wel­ fare leader and Sir*. Betty Bower, homr umt school leader, Mrs. Betty Anderson will he ^general superintendent o f the Babbath School and Mr*. Jean Duke and Mrs. Eivcl DeMott will be general secretaries. Heading the Sabbath School de­ partments will be W. L. Fowler, senior division; Gary Funder, Junior youth; Cordon Cole, juniors; Carl A*block, senior youth; David Marvin, primary; Mr*. Fred AVmmgs Jr., kindergarten and Mrs. (VilUam Fuchs, szadle loll. I ‘I j a u i Gudb fttgy C a o e / b d ! Quantity Rights Reversed Price* (iootl Thurs., Pet S at, Dec. 28, ?!•. 30.** Grade "A " Dr. & Dr. Quick Frozen Swift's Buttcrball or W-D Broad Breasted TU R K E Y S m Electric Heaters All Store* W ill Be CLOSED 1 year guarantee JA N . It* $595 BOSTON BUTTS "I S . V c* \ Pork Roast Bob White SLICED BREAKFAST FOR TH AT TRADITIONAL 3ACON New Years Dinner Old Fashioned Smoked * in New Siido Out Package Hog Jow ls TONGUE IN TEETH OUT Sens with Sleeker* Pest and Rle* 1-Lb. 19* LB. 15* 24-oz. Pkg. Sunvhina Pkg. 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Limit 2 with Food Order, please. Dixie Darling SALAD - - YiMT ■ . ■■ �Peter Edson Thought-Provoking "C h a r g e !" Political A womnn who saw an article on the continuing controveray over tlio call-up of U. S. reservists was moved to write her newspaper. She said her huslmnd, In the Air Force reserve,, wna summoned to active duty In the wide cnll-up. Un­ like many o f hla fellows, he already had an active stint for four yenrs under hla I>e1t. Yet ahe wrote: "I nm proud that he wns recalled. It is my personnl belief that the calling o f the reserves has had n great impact on our enemies. I am proud that our family had a small part in that Impact. It is little enough sacrifice for whatever peace It may help to bring." Her comment would make good reading for re­ servists’ camp bulletin boards from coast to const. Time For Self Help Urban areas, caught In a spiral of growth that mag­ nifies their problems almost dally, arc being urged by some specialists In government to find new approaches to difficulties. For nenrly three decades they have been bringing their troubles to Washington, arguing they could not get needed action from rural-dominated state leglslaturea. Nothing suggests this basic orientation is likely to be sharply altered in the near future. As a matter of fact, the calls for help are more frequent than ever. And the proposed federal department of urban affairs would tend to formalize and solidify this approach. Nevertheleas, signs o f change are developing . For long years, suburban sectors more often than not combined with rural zones to block city objectives In state legislatures. Experts say this old alignment Is breaking down, that In many esses city and suburbs are making com­ mon cause and winning at the state capital. The underlying reason, they say, in that the Increaalng economic, political and social diversity of the suburbs hns made them more and more like the "central cities" and is giving them the same rash of problems. The suggestion o f the Advisory Commission on In­ tergovernmental Relations is that more and morn urban areas should develop broadly co-operative arrangements which could yield results both locally and in more effec­ tive pressures at the state level. The monumental complexity of United States urban areas Is an old story that needs some new chapters. The average metropolitan area has 90 separate units of government. Many centers havo hundreds. In the New York and Chicago regions the total rnnges around 1,000. Co-ordinated efforta under such circumstances do not come easily, but the specialists insist they must. They warn particularly against communities trumpet­ ing the doctrine of "homo rule" to resist reasonable area-wide programs o f development. The central cities alono obviously aren’t equal to the tasks ahead. Many are losing population — and tax re­ venues. Some are losing business. Few aro growing physically. In 1960-60 decade, just 22 of 130 U. S. cities annexed as much as 30 miles. The nation's urban regions are rich in people, skills and resources. They have the capacity to mount unified attacks upon their problems. Their potential leverages In slate capitals grows na industry spreads and blurs the lines between urban and rural sectors. The cities have made too many trips over the wellworn path to Washington. In their wide metropolitan context, they need to rediscover self-help— and the means to finance it. Americans Smoking More Than Ever WASHINGTON (U PI) - Amerleant smoked more thli year than aver W o r e , Uia Agriculture De­ partment aald today. However, the department tailmated that let* tnuf/ wat dipped In 1M1 than In 1M0, and about the tame amount of tobacco wai chtwtd this year at la at. The department eatlmated U. S. dgaret output and consumption this year at a record MS billion clgareta, 4 per cent more than last year. Smokera paid more than $0.9 billion lor their clgareta In I9flt, about $3.1 billion ot which went Into ledrral, state and local ex­ cite taxes. It wat tha fifth consecutive Increate In elgeret consumption, and the department said It ex­ pected another increase next year. OUR BOARDING HOUSE / ANYTifAG you NegdV s o 4 vjell> 3A"»CM R4. tto o rtt.u o w , I BtfTKA ICGCUBBS, < I t HERR ARE 50 AiOUT AN E X T R A C ’ JU ST FILL UP MY B iD y AtAMY OOILT& WITH TRAYS/-— YOU// ON YOUR BeOS BcANXtr ON THAT SLAB o r Atirin 1 tub b r id a l COULDN'T KEG P A f / NOW,YOU OUGHT POLAR tfCAK ON ) J TO K G B PA ■ VftL THAT’S ON tT NOW POUR-rosT//5P0ON UNDER TH WOULDN'T KG LI* FROST O LA CIG R OP orf a rm cocA T on / NO KiDDirf - —X WAX’* UP H A IF A DOZBM TIM ES A NI6UT, OQUAVJKlNV UKft A , PeNftUlM/ MlNB, UNLESS > He WAS j-/ (YoJ rSELV«8/ (c h a in e d ~ // r & E ANNUAL) LLOW. KETS- Diplomats Fiddle While Southeast Asia Burns, Says U. S. Military Dr. Crane's Worry Martha Jajeeta dramatic sales­ manship Into her English courses. I worked with the deaf for I years, so I tan remmand her smart innoTtUou. All ef ua do j lot o f lipreading area w i t h ­ out formal training, but we'd "b e a r" better In our old age If we had a abort course In lipre adlag, Clinic F .............................. V T .............................. D K ..................... G S .............................. Z If you English teachers will thua Imltata Martha's strategy and Intrigue the interest of your pupils with the mechanics of speech, you will often win their enthuitrm faster end help make English a far more dramatic course of study. And send for the booklet "How to Tutor A Child at Home", en­ closing a atamped return enve­ lop, plus 20c. For parents need to help children become good stu­ dents. Fay Henle’s CASE K-49J; Marsha M., aged 34, ja an English teacher. "D r. Crane," the mother of one of Martha's pupils began, " l was surprised the other day. Beware! Milady's hemline la backwards?—excellent. Will newer "F or when I visited my ton In predictloni hold true? The Gotdttcendingl Martha's cknt, t found them sard people haven't made any Are you aware that a fashionstudying Upifadlng! forecast for 1963, but more con­ "Isn't that unusual. Dr. Crane? economic theory exists? It wat ventional economists, students of And why would an English teach­ plotted tome years ago by the H. the economy, have. er do such a thing?" William F. Butler, vice presl W. Costard Co., maker* of foun­ Martha U a superb modern dation garment*. With figures dent of New York's Chaae Man teacher. For aha la not only perk­ aplenty to substantiate the theory, hattan Bank, forrcait: "1903 promises to be a year of ing up the Interest of her pupils tha company ahow-ed that when business falters and the national good butlneit and general pros­ by this stress on llpreadlng. But ahe It alto helping insure income detrends, skirts go down perity." lie believes that butlneit in­ them against unhappiness in their and waistlines tighten. When busi­ old age. For mllllont of people ness It good and national income vestment in new plants and equip­ It up, skirts rite, waistlines ment could be "substantially past grow partially deaf. greater" than indicated by sur­ loosen. , They could get along much bet­ Taking their fashion-economic veys of present plans for such ter if they had aat In such a clast as Martha's whert tha rudiments theory back to 1900, the eompany investment. He believes govern­ reporta that builnrti was good ment spending will spur the econ­ of llpreadlng are taught. and toe tip* peeked out from un­ omy. Add to these a 6 per cent Even tf you never became d*af. der skirts. The 1907 business panie rite in consumer spending, and It la a big help In correct enuncia­ wat accompanied by the "fish­ Butler seat a gross naUonal pro­ tion to get • little tutoring In lipduct for next year of around $363 tail" skirt and long trains. reading. By 1913 butineai wat good, billion. For example, many people are On Die gloomier aide Butler Irgi began to appear. Down went difficult to understand becauir skirts to the ankle In the post say*: "Unemployment will be a they fail to form tha consonants World Wer I recession of 1971 and bit higher tbsa most people would properly. up again In 1936 when boom days like to tep." And, In true econ­ In all languages we have a appeared. omist fashion, he hedges that this few vowels (voiced by vocal lie member mama'* long skirt forecast holds good only providing corda) vi. many breath sounds and belt Uiat banded her walit- the international situation doesn't that are formed by lips and ton­ 1 1nr in 1933, the deepest ytar of worsen. gue. the depression? Skirt* were ratt­ More optimistic (perhaps this Tha vowela are beat understood ed as much at 13 inches In 1940, will yank hemlines up by fall) U by watching your own mouth In at prosperity returned. Harbinger the University of Michigan's pro the mirror as you utter the long of the 1919 recession wat the fessor of business conditions, Paul " o " sound, as In "g o ." "new look," which made its debut W. McCracken. Your lips purse themselves In He predicts a 9 per cent in­ In 1947 with cinched waists and a big circle. longer skirts. From 1939 to the crease next year In our national Now aay "o o " , at In "M oo" present, hemlines crept up and output, aided by Increased spend­ and you will nollee that you push walata were looter and aomatimet ing by business and government. your lips forward slightly and McCracken alto apott current nondescript. narrow the opening. And now there it llie forecait evidence that "consumers may The long " a " , at In "E v e " la let go of their income dollars at a high pitched sound of tha voca of "slightly lower" bctnUnet for more traditional rates." He feels cords with the lipt barely parted. springtime '92. that your hesitancy in parting wiUi How reliable la the Gottard In­ Try long " a " , a i In "ata" and your dollara hat been one of the you find the llpa are parted more dex of builneit conditions? On forces that hat "stalemated the the bails of hindsight—and who widely and the pitch Is lower. Long " I " starts with the mouth doesn't have 30-30 vision looking economic situation." open, ae when the doctor asks you to say "a h ," but than there Is a quick glide Into long " e " fol­ lowed by a quick gild* into " o o " , p r a y e r ' as a-oo, At regards tha consonant!, torn* are breath sounds, like » p " . We teach It to deaf children by let­ ting them blow out a candle with a puff of air at they explosively utter "p '\ Aiund a FREE lectun The three consonants "m , " p " and " b " look alike, so they are difficult even for a good lipreader. But tha " b " starts with a sound by Richard I„ (Hendon. C. S. of Loa Angelea, California In tha throat, addad to the breath Member ef the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. by opening the llpa Tha First Chtreh ef Christ, Sclent 1st, in Boeton, Massachusetts Your Pocketbook so can h e lp you. LA H A T Sanford, Florida H o t e-tint# r v i-ir i i a Thursday, December 28, 1961 W ALTR M l - OIALOW, KUITOA A r i l A L I I A A A VE tltllK L E V E L Y N J . CIISMIRU A A I A A N A I L L B A A A W Itaetelng Kdllar WKLLI Kilter a- a ■ u ■ ■ WASHINGTON — (NEA) —Juit, that tound loans and grant* made $ICO million credit. Nasser subbefore Christmas, Uncle Sugar] to these neutral countries can do scquently took $7U million In RtS played Santa Claua and dished out good. bloc *rml *'d. Though dissents will be loud at But in the three year* since over $300 million to several in­ ternational bad boys in an appar mention of the names, Nasser of then Nasser has learned how difent 'ffort to make them be good: United Arab Republic and Nehru ficult it la to do business with the of India are pointed to at prime Communists. Food shortages, a To President Tito's Yugotlaria examples, In spite of all the head disastrous cation crop this year 300.000 tons of wheat and 30,000 and withdrawal of Syria from the ton* of edible oils valued at over aches they have caused. The U.S. UAR have made Nasser much has given over $3 billion in aid to $50 million. India and $(66 million to the UAR more interested in gelling help To Chalrm *i Wladyalaw Oom from the United States and west­ since the end of World War II. ulka't Poland. $tt million worth The argument teems to be that ern Europe. of agricultural commodities, In­ What India’ s take-over of g R If no help bad been given them, cluding transportation. they would have fallen completely and other Portuguese colonies in These latest deals with Yugo­ into the hands of the Commun­ India will do to Nehru's unpopu­ slavia and Poland give them onV ists and things would be a lot larity in the Weat it increase it. half of what they asked for. Si worse than they are. But westerners working in India to that extent, Uncle Santa Claus Natter started out that way af­ now consider it the hope of the held back a little and didn't em ter the late John Foster Dulles future for South and Southeast pty the bag. turned down Egypt's request for Aala. Let India go down the drain But to President Kwame Nkru- financing the Atwsn dam. Russia and the whole continent would mah's Ghana will go U. S. loans picked up the tab for that w.th a be lost. totaling $133 million for halt the cost of the Volta River water power and aluminum plant pro jeet. Tito and Nkrumah claim to ba neutralists, or "unaligned," at they prefer to be called. Gomulka will never be anything but an allout captive Communlat in a Rus­ that threaten Asia, President Diem sian satellite state. By PHIL NEWSOM stands like a beacon of light, show­ But the thought seem* to be that UPI Foreign New* Anal) at ing the way to free people." w all three ot these countries can In Saigon, at In Laos, there are be wooed if not wowed away But Diem became impatient W hard-noae U. S. military men who from their leaders by United advice. His people, he said, were States surpluses in their bad believe that diplomat* are fiddling not ready for democracy, increas­ while Southsaat Asia burnt. year*, ing authority went to member* of The** man are not the policy his fsmily. Last April the United States let Yugoslavia have $61 million makers and official order* have And, meanwhile, the Commun­ worth of surplus crops. In July stilled moat of their voice*. But ists shifted tactics. 19C0. the U.S. let Poland have they are the onei who believe that Unable to win in a frontal as­ $130 million worth. Both coun­ If deelilva military action la not sault, they switched to sabotage tries pay for these "purchases' taken toon, then all the be*t-iiil«n- and terrorism. New cement fac­ in local currency, but 73 per cent tioned efforta toward government tories and power projects w e t reform can only go down in a viol­ blown up. Villager* who resitted it loaned back for investment. The Ghana loans will be repay­ ent aea e f Communlat conqueat. communism were tortured and Arrayed against them and in the slain. Guerrilla bands operated al­ able in 30 years. Total United States aid to the ascendancy of U. S. thinking are most on the outskirts o f Saigon. three countries from July 1, 1913 thoaa who believe in a two-pronged Tough U. S. soldiers now are through June 30, 1961 hat been policy. training loyal Vietnamese in their On the one side it presses re­ own guerrilla tactic*. U. S. helicop­ $2.9 billion to Yugoslavia, $314 million to Poland and $6.6 million forms upon 8outh Met Nam’s dic­ ters hslp spot Communist hiding tatorial president Ngo Dlnh Diem places. U. S. forces are told to fire to Ghana. The question raised Is whether and on the other a program peril­ hack if fired upon. Diem at la V this ii good business and good ously elose to but still abort of war has agreed both to advice and diplomacy to boot. To the extent Insolving U. S. combat units. forms. Whichever policy ultimately Is that food loana keep people from Military dissenters say the lat­ going hungry, they are humani­ pursued, It seems certain a show­ ter has come too late. The policy tarian and in keeping with the down swiftly la approaching In makers must decide whether, al­ Food for Peace Program, Intended South Viet Nam. ready deeply committed over Ber­ It la a faceless war that Is being lin, the United States ran risk an­ to build good will. To the extent that the food loana fought In the rice paddies and other Korca-type war in Asia. help the United States get rid of Jungle, fought by men who work otherwise unmarketable crop sur­ aa farmer by day and become Com­ pluses, storage costs In this coun­ munlat guerrillas by night, by uni­ try are reduced. But there It un­ versity atudanta trained by tha questionably an clement of sub­ Communists In the art of subver­ sidy here for which the UJ5. tax­ sion. A t its cor* art tha dedicated and payer foota the bill. As for winning political allitt, trained Communlat fighters slip­ Listed end unlisted these three latest dealt are of ped In growing numbers into South Seruritles questionable value. Neither Yugo­ Vist Nam by sea and by the new * • Mutual Funds slavia nor Poland nor Ghana hat corridor opened to the Kcda given any support to Hie United through Lao*. ALLEN & CO. Working on the Communist side State* at the UN or In any other 211 E. LEMON ST. international dealing*. Tito and Is mounting inflation of Vietna­ LAKELAND, FLA. Nkrumah were of no help at the mese currency, a threatened rice conference of unaligned countries shortage and growing dissatisfac­ Member: Midwest Stork Fich tion with the Diem regime which in Belgrade earlier this year. Chicago Board of Trad* And yet, officialt of the State the United State* U pledged to Orlande Kale* Representative Department, Agency for Inter- support. 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Ov.cdo made a stVong stab to cut down the Jacket lead in the second period with flve.foot-elght J.mmy DeSharo dunking In three field goals, but at no point in the game were the Lions able to pull atead of Leesburg. ftoy Walnwrlght, five-foot-elght Oviedo guard, held the scoring honors for the Lions with a total of 13 points, threo field goal* and six free throws. DeSharo came In second in points for Oviedo with four field goals for eight points. At the end of the first two per­ iods the Ude of the game was strongly In Leesburg's favor with a 24-15 lead. In the last two quartets the Yellow Jackets added 19 points to their margin to come out at the end with a 59-31 score Scoring honors for the Leesburg team were taken by six-foot-one Mike Huey with eight field goals for a IS point total. Second In honors was Bill Stephenson with six field gosls and" one free throw for 13 points. OVIEDO (31) Walnwrlght eeeeeeeee•••# 3 • 11 Jones ....... soooooooooooe 0 e • Holland . . . ••••****••*•• 2 l 1 Courier, Jimmy . . . . . . . . • • 1 Tealasky .. . •**•••###!#•* 1 l 3 DeShaso . . . •••eeeeteeeee A i 8 Swonson .. • 1 0 2 Courier, John ............... i Estes, Tom ••••••••*••# 0 1 1 Total . . . . II 9 31 LEESBURG (SI) FG FT TP Arnold . . . . •M iM im ii 1 1 3 Drown ....... ••••••eeeeeoe 0 • • Coleman . . . toosotosessto 9 • • tirny **************** •o 9 • 0 llucy ......... 0 11 o o Shay .......... Stephenson IMMIM**** 9 1 13 Stone ....... •••*•*•***** 2 2 6 5 21 Wrttste n . Williams .. • • 0 0 6eng .......... Totals . . . . 21 9 59 OVIEDO ... 5-31 LEESBURG ......... 12 12 II 17-59 Elimination Set For Sunday At Seminole Track Jumping For Rebound Odds In Five Bowl Games Are Announced United Press International MIAMI—The final edition of Fraley's football follies and the bowl game "winner*"— or how to use up all that money left over ,rom Christmas without breaking your arches looking for bargains. In a nutshell: Rose Bowl — Minnesota minus eight over UCLA. Sugar Bowl — Arkansas plus 1214 over Alabama. Cotton Bowl — Texas plus three over Mississippi. Orange Bowl — LSU minus 13 over Colorado. Gator Bowl — Georgia Tech mi­ nus three over Penn State. Rose Bowl On the record there doesn't seem to be too much to choose. Minnesota had a 7-2 mark and UCLA a 7-3 record. The Uclans never did live up fully to their pre-season publicity and might lie expected to break loose on home soil. But the Big Ten was even tougher tlun It looked this season and the gophers are set to pour It on. Which Is why UCLA, even with eight points being offered by the man in the hack room, doesn't look too attractive. Sugar Bowl Alabama is the mythical na Wildwood Leesburg ...... DeLand ________ ___ — .. Winter Park ..________ ___ ___ Florida Military Cchool ........... I-akevlew __________ ___ _______ Apopka ----- ------- ---- -------------Wildwood ..... .... ............ ............. I^eaburg ......... .......... ............ . DeLand Florida Military School __ Winter Park ......... ......... ................. .. New Smyrna Beach .............. .............. Lakevlaw ........... ............................. .... . Oranga Balt Conference Tournament Oranga Balt Confsrenet Tournament Oranga Balt Conference Tournament Apopka _______ ______ _____ ________ Oviedo ..... .... ...... ................ ....... ....... ....... There ............ Ilume Hume .... . . . .. There Home . . . ___.... Home ............. Home ............. ...... Home There There Home Home Home There — . There ...... There Oviedo High School Basketball Schedule Jan. 3 Oak Ridge 6 Titusville ... 0 Montverde .. . . . . . 12 Lyman — ---------13 Pierson . . . . . . . . . . 10 Lyman ................ 19 Mount Dora Bible 23 Tituavllle .......... . 20 Bunnell _____ __ 30 Pierson ------------Feb. 8 Florida Central . 0 Montverde _____ 0 Bishop Moore , 13 Cocoa ..... . . . . . . . . . . 10 Mount Dora Bible 30 Tavares ...... — 33 Sanford — .--------M^rth 1, 2, and 3 . . . . . . . . . In Elks Cl)r ISeminole Cagers Face Titusville Saturday franfurh ijrralh Bowl P ajrc G— T h u rs . D oc. 28. lD f i # Lovely Boy' To Seek Second Win Tonight The Seminole High Basketball, turn baut with the Titusville TerElimination races will hs held P!a>'*r» h“ v* I*™ practicing this ri<.ri cn Saturday, Dec. 33. In week in preparation *>r their re the opening game of the season1 A greyhound who made a brill­ the 3/TOth-milo course. In 29 start# at the Seminole Raceway in C ss-1 at Glacier Park Lovely Boy reg. the Seminoles edged the Terriers |iant showing at Glacier Park last selberry on Sunday, Dee. 31 at a: tstered 15 firsts, eight seconds summer will be shooting for his by a score of G5-G2. two p. m. to determine which 12 and one third. In his debut here second Grade A win In the fea­ opening night he won the Grade A It is expected that Sanford will registered quarter horsei will j be in top shape for the Terriers tured ninth race at the Sanford- ninth race. qualify for the third annual Fu­ with only Butch Riser a possible Orlando Kennel Club tonight. He la Another highly regarded speedturity Race in Miami'a Tropical injury victim. Riser injured a Grady Lumpkins' Lovely Boy. slcr in tonight's main event is Park on Jan. 13. wrist in hack yard gridiron play who will celebrate his third birth­ Carl Tracy'* Driving Dude, who Dixie 311st, owned by Spencer during the halidayi. day next April. finished second to his brother and Harden of Sanford, la a filly sired The Seminoles will be aiming The 66-pound red brindlc set a kcnnclmaic, nationally famous by Misty Joe, the horse who had for their fourth straight win. The track record at Glacier Park Barnacle Bob, in tho Multnomai# sired the Futurity winner of the game will be played on a double when lie won the Derby over the Sapling Derby last August. past two years. 3Usty Joe Is also bill with Stetson University. The 3/Sths-milc distance. He also es­ Also running in tonight's feature owned by Harden. Seminole Junior Varsity will not tablished a new track record for will be Tuffy O’Leary, Gcorgo The purse for the annual Fu­ play on Saturday night with the McLain, Bronica, Refuel, Tony F.f turity race will be upward* of Varsity game starting at the usual and O. Ii.'s Deacon. 33000 according to Raymon F. time for the Junior Varsity. This is Ladies' Night at the Tucker of Bunnell, Chairman of track and all women will be ad­ the Florida Quarter Horse Asso­ mitted free. ciation Racing Committee. Friday's daylight card lias been A total of 21 entriei are regis­ named the Tangerine Bowl M at^ tered fur the four 300-yard races to compete for the 12 Futurity Biddy Basketball tryouts will be incc honoring the Elks cbaril>V berths. Some of the top south, held again on Saturday morning, football game to be played in the eaatem quarterhorws are expect­ Dee. 30, in the Sanford Junior Tangerine Bowl Friday night. ed to be in the running. High School gymnasium beginning There will be no racing Friday NEW YORK (U r i) — Light­ at 9:30 a.m., said City Ilecrca night so that fans and track em­ Mlity Priest, owned by' C. L. weight champion Joe Drown, by tion Director Jim Jernigan Wed ployees may attend the game. Brown of Orlando, Is also expect­ ed to be in the competition. This fur the most active of all the title- nesday. The pre-season clinic will last horse was sired hy the famous holders, vclcbruted his being nam­ until 1 p.m. on Saturdsy and must race horse Little Dick Priest and ed "Fighter o f the Year" today by be attended by all prospective haa at Its trainer, Luke McKapromptly agreeing to risk his cagers In order to be eligible for than. crown for the 12th time against selection on one of the eight teams. Quarter horse racing involve* Carlos Ortix at Las Vegas, Nev., The season will begin for the race horses trained to start and Feb. 24. Biddy Basketball players on Jan. run fast in short distance races. A closer race for top spot in a Brown's titls defense against 0 as the eight team* in the compe­ league is hardly apt to beat the The State of Florida has been a DUTCH IUSER Ortix will extend his own record tition begin play. Teams are: Rob- heat felt by leaders in the Thursleader In quarter horse racing and . . on injury list which ho first set with his 10th sons Sporting Goods; lliggin day Night Mixed League each the breeding of quarter horses defense. Benny Leonard held the botham Oil Company, Sanford week. Powells Office Supply man­ for a number of years. previous mark of nine title de­ Electric, Strickland • Morrison, aged to hold first place with 38 fenses. WTitn Radio Station, First Fed wins, while Team Seven creeps up Brown, a 35-year-old resident of eral, Sanford Atlantic National with 37 wins. CORAL GABLES, Fla. (U P l)— NEW YORK (U P l)—James Cox Gene Munacelli scored a riding Houston, Tex., currently is visit­ Bank, and Day and Nile Grill. Pryor's State Farm Insurance is # Players for the teams must have third with 30tt wins, followed by Brady of Far Hills, N. J., ha* been trlplo nt Tropical Park Wednes­ ing relatives In Baton Rouge, La., salectad aa chairman of the New day, winning with Roman Legion and will start training for his bout been at least tea years old by Nov. Wilaon-Maier Furniture who have York Racing Association. Brady, (|3.70) in the second, Hill (<20.30) with Ortis as soon as the match is 15 and must not have reached 36 wins. Who can tell who will 54, auceeedi John \V. Ilanes who In tho sixth and Nimble Top signed, manager Lou Vlscusl ex­ their 13th birthday by the same hold first next week with only two plained. date. (311.00) in the fcaturo eighth. resigned because o f Illness. points separating these top fou^7 Still a threat is Appleby's Res­ taurant with 31, Stone's Allstate Insurance 33l i , and Stine's Ma­ chine Shop 32li, Team Two, Pierro't Mrg., and Steinmcycr Roof­ ing. # Some nice scores showed in the record books with Ed Michalck's 213-588 leading. Dave Dearolph had a fat 239-579, Margie Woods totaled a 215-562, and Eleanor An­ derson rolled a 229 while subbing for Wilton-Maicr. Bill Foster, Ken Stone, Evelyn Fitzpatrick and Sue Jackson eonverted the 3-10 to make their spare: Alberta Warner and V ergil# Anderson both picked up two, the 3-10 and 5-7. Tcnna Armao got the 3-10 and 4-5-7, Hal Gilstrap made the 2-7-8, Dot Waltz 5-010. Helen Kaelin and Verna Bolton felled the 5-10, Lit Ogden made both the 2-7 and 5-7-9, while Pat Fitzpatrick picked up the 1-2-10 washout. Biddy Basketball Joe Brown Fights Tryouts Saturday Ortiz Feb. 24 Seminole High School Basketball Schedule Jan. 2 & 0 13 10 10 23 20 30 Feb. 2 3 0 U 12 15 10 17 20 23 Oviedo 59-31 ... - . ... ... ... Away Away Hume Home Away Away .... Away .... Hume . . Away . . Home — Home ... Hume - Away . . Home Home ..... - ..... . Home ....... .... ......... Homs Group Tournament tional champion. But Arkanraa played a rugged achedule. The Raiorbaeks are ltan, rangy and tough. If thli wai rated even you'd have to go with Alabama. But If you give away the 121a polnta you're looking for lumps on your head. Cotton Bowl Those who caught both Mississippl and Texai In action this season rate Ole Mlsa Just a shade the belter of the two. But that thar Texai team, which matched Ole Mlsa' 0-1 rec­ ord, has one important item going for it. Tho Longhorns will be on a home battle.ground which Is worth one touchdown, ptaying "deep in the heart" la worth more than that. Orange Bowl LSU was getting closer and closer to the top aa the season wore on. Its 8-1 record la no better than Colorado's seasonal mark and Colorado Coach {tunny Grandcllui says without equivocation "W c came to win." But the Bengali of the Bayou have three rugged leama whieb figure to wear down! the Buffa­ loes. This game la Saturday and the principals are evenly matched with 7-3 records. But Tech almost makes a career out of bowl games and ha* a tremendoua 11-3 record In post-acaion play. It look a win over Northwestern to get U. tf Miami over .600 in the Orange Bowl this year. The Hur­ ricanes are 4-3 at home, 2-0 on the the ruad. Powell's Holds To League Lead Heads Racing: Group * Rides 3 Winners Bill Miller, Larry Wilson and# John Bahen, U. o f Miami'* three top pass reeeiveri each have caught two TD passes this year. Hutch Muki; nnd Tommy Brooks. Second row: Scawcll; Kenny Tyre; Barry Harks; Arthur Day; Billy Higgins; David Lanier; and Barry Johnson. SEMINOLE HIGH Junior Varsity copers will piny their next Kumu upninHt tho Wildwood Wildcats on ft doublo hill with tho varsity In Wildwood on Jan. 2. Team mem­ bers are: (left to t'lyghi) first row: D our Firestone; Tom Iiarromen; Dennis Brown; Dennis Smith; Jeff Williams; (Herald Sports Photo) Residential - Commercial llulldlng FALL OUT SHELTERS FA 2-7083 G. W. DODSON. Contractor Packers' Taylor Shakes Injury For Giant Game GREEN BAY (U P I )-A nearly healthy Jim Taylor and a Paul llomung whore loss of weight has been compensated for by added speed greeted Green Bay Packer coach Vince Lombardi as the countdown neared for Sunday's National Football League cham­ pionship game here. Taylor, whoso recuperation front a badly bruised hip has been slowed by cold weather, was running at nearly full speed in practice Wednesday. Ho and de­ fensive halfback Johnny Symank are the only Packers still on the injured list for Sunday's game against the Eastern Division champion New York Giants. Symank'* injury also has been slow in responding, but he was expected to be ready for the title game. Hornung, whose weight dropped nearly 20 pounds alter his induc­ tion Into the Army last Novem­ ber, seemed faster end shilticr than ever In both hit running and pass receiving Wednesday. This is the first week in which the National Football League'* top scorer has worked out with the team in seven weeks. Near zero temperatures chilled the Packers' most spirited drill In recent weeks Wednesday. Tern, pcralures were scheduled to be even colder when they headed for the field today. The thermom­ eter registered a low 2 above at the start of Wednesday’s practice and after 9o minutes bad ri»cn just ono degree. 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RACING NIGHTLY SPECIAL NEW YEAR’S DAY MATINEE JAN. 1st 8:10 except THURSDAY 18 LADIES NIGHT Sundays LADIES ADMITTED FREE • • • _____ SORRY 1 NO MINORS! HEATED UUANDSTAND I Whsro the ton LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE I doxa rua VALET PARKING | r ..V or ihlnV ’ Arcade Package Store 310 We East Give First, Top Sanford Value Stamps MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD 4 ORLANDO l �/ Lake Monroe Jottings SIRS. II. L. JOHNSON Well it* here. Winter I mean. Brrh. Jack Frojt also put in an ^appearance too, • • • There's a happy pair ot parents hero right now. Claude anil Mary Hiltell have their son Bubba home far the holidays. Bubba Is atatlonedj In the armed service across. 1 bet there hasn't been a dull] ,Non-While Exodus North In Decade At 1.5 Million WASHINGTON (C PI) - Nearly 1.5 million Negroes left the South between 1950 and 1990, the Consul Bureau reported today. The bureau said about twothlrds of them went in nearly equal numbers to the northeast and north-central states. The rest moved further west. Mississippi led in the loss of Negro population, (ho report said, with a decline during the decade due to migration of 323,0J0. Mississippi was one of four states which lost population during the ten-year span. The bureau's report used the term "non-Mities." Officials said that for the South and most other states live non-while population is almost entirely Negro, In a lew states, there are sizeable num­ bers of American Indians and Orientals. Moro Negroes and non - whites, 351,000 of them, moved to Cali­ fornia than any other state. New York was second with 2B2,OUO. Non-whites moved during the 1950s were: Alabama, 225,000; South Carolina, 218,000; North Carolina, 207,000; Georgia, 201.000 and Arkansas, 150,000. Louisiana lost 92,000 non-whites by migration, Virginia 70,000; Tennessee 57,000; Hawaii 52,000; West Virginia 40,000; Texas 27,000; Oklahoma 29,000; Kentucky 15,000; Arizona 10,000, and South Dakota 5,000. Drag Racer, Hurt Months Ago, Dies ORLANDO (U P l) — A young man from Suwannee, hurt in a drag racing accident more than five months ago, died Wednesday night in tho hospital at Sunland Training Center wlihout ever re­ gaining consciousness. Merlon Summers, 25, suUercd serious head injuries in the acci­ dent July 3. investigators said his car was travelling more Ilian loo miles per hour when it left the road west of Old Town and over­ turned. Choristers Set Rehearsal Date DoBary Choristers will meet at 9:30 a.m. next Wednesday fur a regular rehearsal at the Dellnry Church lfall. Members arc asked to bring music for "When I Have Sung My Songs;" "Touch Hands Arour.d the II oiling World;’ * "Spinning Song," by Wagner; "The Cigar. I Girls," from Carmen; "Listen To fhe Lambs" and "Good Night," from Martha. moment since he arrived. * • • Jnn and Shirlcv Hawkins and wee little daughter are here from Maryland visiting Jim's parents Vie and Charlotte Hawkins and his brother and sitter. Buddy told me that when little Kimberly Ann makes the first wait! Char­ lotte is right there, to pick her up. 1 know how she feels because I have done the same thing with my two little granddaughters. • • Several hunters came through last week with some game, Stevie Cain got a deer. Bet he was a proud teenager. And Claude Haw­ kins a 1C pound turkey over In the Farmington area. And still no B'ar from Gus Schinah. • • • Talking to Ora Canup on the street the oilier day and she said she is to enter the hospital again. She has certainly had her share of sickness. • • • Talking of the hospital. Grannie Hawkins has returned home after being in the hospital for several weeks. She has been told to take it easy for a while. • • • Was unable to at­ tend the program of music at the Baptist Church Sunday even­ ing but was told that it was really nice and that t.ynn Giles did a wonderful joh. • * • Lu­ cille Behrens and mother Mae Henderson motored to niviera Beach to spend Christmas with Lucille's son Freddie, wife Ann and little Bambi Lynn. They re­ turned home yesterday. • * • Louise Thompson called and said that there will not lie a Brownie meeting until Jan. 9. And don'l forget children, there is school next week. You know that it seems liko just yesterday that the chools closed. • • • Time is just absolutely going by too fast. » • • Tulking to 51iss Olllc Whittle the oilier day and she said that the trios and the quar­ tet of the high school Glee Club will go to Miami next week for clinic. They leave on the 4th and return on tho 7lh. Of course they will come out with superior rat­ ings. • • • Have had tho honor of recommending a former bus student o f mino for duty In the Marine Corps. 1 know that Sandra Dcslins will certainly do her country proud. She is certainly a wonderful girl, Good luck to you Sandra in your chosen pro­ fession. • • • Thanks to Bill Stcmper for your compliment and 1 also want to thank Fred and Julia Wells and Cecelia Farmer of the Herald staff for their beautiful Christmas cards. * • * Tile children got bicycles and skates, out this way. Some teen­ agers got Hi-fis and transistors. One cute little girl got a doll's beauty parlor set and it is sim­ ply cu'e. Believe it or not the girls now a days arc not asking for dolls much anymore. They seem so grown up in their ways, * • • Haven't cen Ceni Wheatland in her dad's jeep lately. She doesn't get around to say Hi much anymore. • * v Have you made your New Years resolutions yet? ( have thought of some hut can’t decide just what to do about it. I certainly wish for everyone a very Happy New Year and 1 want the very best for everyone too and that includes myself. I know that each of us wants peace for this troubled world and we will all pray that it will be llu t way * • • Here is our thought for the week. Aggressive fighiing lor the rialil is the greatest sport the world knows. Remember that and a Happy New Year to you and yours. tlhr traiiforlt Thunk Dec. 28, 19(51—Page 7 Srralfi - | Overproduction Still Oil Industry Problem TULSA. OkU. (U P l) Price "The prospects for better prices cent differential between the »<*. wars, market surpluses and a and earnings during 1962 would called "m a jor" and "In-depen* continued battle over govern- be much improved if the antici­ dent" outlets. mental controls of Imports, pro­ pated 2.5 to 3 per cent increase Gulf Oil Corp. is lest-Mlllng a duction and pricing plagued the in demand were to be met by "subregular" grade at a cheaper nation's petroleum Industry' dur­ drawing from existing inventories price. Humble Is offering a"midrather than stepping up refinery dlc grade" to give buyers a choice ing 1961. runs," McCollum said. of three price* and Sun Oil 1* The best guess for 1962 is, lo The new API chairman also trying a blending pump that can a degree at least, more of the called for recognition of over­ mix up to nine grade* to meet a same. capacity in nearly all phases o ' variety of price situations and The industry in general report­ oil operation, including increased car requirement!. ed a good first half during 1991, production of natural gas prod­ The past year law a movement with demand and profits rising ucts and imports. for tighter state praratlon rules along with general business ac­ During the last half of 1931, for states which control produc­ tivity after a tough year in 1990. price w a n were a symptom, If tion and new laws for statei that But by the year* end. produc­ not a cause, of the ailments o ' do not. Thia debate will continue tion was ahead of demand. The the petroleum business. Tradi­ through 1992. industry will open the new year tional ideas of competitive pric­ IV oil import aituation got with a surplus of products. ing seemed to have faded and plenty of attention In 1991 and "It is estimated that for the new- developments introduced in will stay in the spotlight during entire year 1981, demand will 1991 will get a good tryout dur­ 1992. show an increase of only about ing 1992. one iwrcent over 1990," L, M. Mc­ A typical innovation is live in­ Collum, president of Continental D IA M O N D S .... troduction of new "grades" of Oil Co. and newly-elected chair­ The Gift That Latla Forever gasoline, made lo sell at different man of the American Petroleum prices when offered side by side w a ltn ey Inatitute aaid. with the customary regular and McCollum cxpccta tho new year premium grades, if it catches on, 194 8. PARE A TX . Open Frl. Nlghta 'til 8 to begin with inventories of crude this could snarl the traditional 2oil and refined products at a rec­ ord high of more than 800 mil­ lion barrels, about 10 per cent COMPLETE HEARING AH) SERVICE above the level at which he be­ DANNY t'ASSELHEHUY is pinned by his mother, Mrn. Leonard Cassel­ G. C. Hearn, Consultant lieves the industry "could oper­ berry. as Scoutmaster Tml Daniel o f Troop 341 presents the young scout ate efficiently and still have prod­ with the Life award during a Court of Honor held recently at the Cassel­ ucts sufficient to meet any un­ berry Community Methodist Church. (Herald l’ hoto) foreseen contingencies." Earmark Of Fine Hearing Instrument* lly year’s end. average nation­ EVERY FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO 2 P. M. wide wholesale prices for refined products had declined 5.4 per MILLER RADIO & APPLIANCES cent since February and were 3 2 IIS South Park Avenue per cent below the level of a year Ballrrlrs — lord s — Repairs — For Moat Make* Today the accent was on next care for the aged through the So> ago. PALM BEACH, I la. t Ill’ll — I'h. FA 2-0332 For Home Appointment President Kennedy plans ta push year’ s farm program. Agriculture eial Security system. 1* (his likely to change in 19927 Secretary Orvhic L. Freeman was such r<*ilrover*lat legislation as medical «tre for the aged despite due fur a late afternoon confer­ the prospect of explosive fights in ence with the President on farm Congress next year, close associ­ recommendations in hi* State of ates of the President said today. the Union Message. Strategy for relations between The Kennedy legislative pro­ tho While House ami Congress gram for next year is well rslabwas a continuing subject of dis­ llshcd us far ns general outline cussion here at the holiday White ami bnsle content is concerned. House this week. The processes of Palm Beach are those of refinement. The final form of the 1993 budget was ap­ proved Wednesday, Kennedy's associates realize there will be a thumping congres­ sional light over his impending efforts to liberalize the reciprocal trade program tlicough authority Members and guests of Sanford In lower tariffs, llut the inner cir­ Elks Lodge 1241 will hold a New cle expects the roughest, tough­ Year's Banco on Saturday, the est battle to involve the adminis­ evening before New Year’s Eve. tration plan for financing medical Tne orchestra of Sam Gentile will play for dancing and tickets arc now available from Chairman Chet Macek ami members of his committee or ot the Lodge ha!!. The price of the lickcls includes door prizes and favors, plus break­ fast which will be prepared by Marie Stafford and Connie Hale. SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPl) — Au The menu will include scrambled thorilira Wednesday fished a body eggs, ham, grits, rolls with butter from the .Savannah River and and jelly and colfcc. tentatively identified it us that of Members of the Does and Anna a former Army Engineers rinMiller Circle will he In charge jtloyc at Jacksonville, Fla of decorating for the occasion. Police said insurance paper'* Serving on the committee are uml a birth certificate found in John .McDonald, Steve Androsko, Urn clothes of the victim identified Wes Fillman, George Boland, Joe him ns Wesley Costin, 35. of Erickson and Larry Eimos. Jacksonville. Uric officer said he saw a man, possibly Costin, jump 139 feel from a bridge into Hie river about TALLAHASSEE (H P!) — Cir­ two miles upstream from where cuit Judge Hugh Taylor ruled the body was found on Dec. IU, Wednesday tiiat Hie 11)55 law which levied a 25 per day license FIRST QUALITY fee on clubs where the patrons bring their own bottle of liquor I* unconstitutional and dlicrimlnaINSTALLED nr lory. . DO-IT-YOURSELF > SANDIt AN Inlaid Linoleum • ALL TYPES HAVERHILL, Mata. (CPU Itrailllant Floor Covering Mrs. C. Gertrude Howard, 75, fa­ FREE ESTIMATES tally slabbed herself in the heart ouho Wednesday when a paring knife Fern Pima • Fern Park slipped as she opened a Jar of TE H-1S77 Y o u ' rf. never too young or old to go steady with savings. Even our smallest G MAICO HEARING AIDS Kennedy To Push Medical Care For Aged Legislation Is your progress sure ...your future secure? Elks' New Year's Dance Saturday Recover Body Of Jacksonville Man Club Fee Voided Floor Coverinq 1961 earnings of $445,000.00 helped our savers move ahead Fatal .St;ib II of Floors preserve*. The Civitan Club OF customers enjoy an exciting sense o f progress from adding und earning regularly. Many savers here arc coming closer lo the very goals important (o your family. . . to have funds for travel, college educations for the youngsters, pcrliups n home* down payment. ► Prudent investors earn substantially above-average yield, appreciate tho insured safety and quick availability of funds. ► Young savers are encouraged to develop a lifetime thrift habit, receive understanding attention and counsel. ► Retired savers have a dependable source of extra Income, without risk or fluctuation of principal. ► Wiso parents-plan for big goals, avoid the impulso to spend on passing pleasures by saving each payday. SANFORD Will Again Be Selling: — 1 §> u u t Cake “ f t S 'o t o I°oAw®RtclPE .q g u ) m ^ fhe lirnefit m 0 m 11m<vr, / # O f ------------ N V riL o y o u r uuccubs story w J lli S A V I N G S Don't miss out when earnings nro paid for the next lix months. Open your account here on or before January 10th to participate fully in our June 30ih earnings paid mvcji. 4Va% CURRENT RATE PER A N N U M Payable Semi-Annually Mentally Retarded Children OF BUMINDUE COUNTY NEW ENSIGN Claud A. Foster J i„ USN. formerly Aviation Fire Control Technician Chief, receives asaUtjtnee from his wife in pinning on his new nhouldcr boards, ut ceremonies held Friday. Foster was sworn into his new rank by Cdr. Silas It. Johnson, communcling officer of VA1I-3. Ensign Foster reported to the ociuadron on Jun. IB, 19G0 and has been attached to the Avio­ nics Division. He resides with ills wife and four children at 13d Country Club Circle. (U. S. Navy Photo) Il.o o par lb. in 1, 2, 3 and 5 - lb. Slat. FOR SALE Tha 3 ami 5 • lb. Sizra Packaged fur (iift Mullins A T ------- FLORIDA STATE BANK, Installment Loan Dept. WINN • DIXIE STORES , ............ TiiiurrwAY and Any Cliitan Club Member ' I �H jf Pape 8— Thura. Drc. 28, 1901 Vrralft Birthdays Celebrated At Joint Party Two boyi celebrated their 14th birthday a few daya before the Christmas holiday will] a joint birthday party. Hob Jonei, whose birthday wai Dee. 14 and Emory Spelr who will be 14 on Dec. 31, observed the two occasion* with their friends at the home of nob's uncle, Paul Hickson, at Lake Crystal. The spacious living room was decorated with red and green streamers which were hung with gay balloons of all colors and Uie highlight was the beautiful Christ­ mas tree. The mantelpiece also was decorated with colored light* and Christmas greenery and fig­ urines. The guest* enjoyed refreshments of potato chips, crackers and dip, pickles, olives, cake and two flavors of ice cream. Guests of nob were Steve Gordie, Cheryl Moose, Linda Webb, BUI Duxbury, Denver Vodo. plcb, Gloria Twiman and Hob Jones. Emory (B o's) gue*ls were Xarrcn Vickers, Donny Ho Battern, Dcbby Whitley, Cheryl Jones, Charles Vlnlng, Dwight Smith and Rita Haynes. Mrs. Albert Neal Entet tains Stanley Vihlen Host T o D C T Club Party The Dtrr Club of Seminole High cclrbraled the holiday season with a party at the home of Stanley Vihlen. Just before Christmas. Everyone was greeted in the Florida roam and then ted into a beautifully decorated living room which was given a festive took by the huge Christmas tree and the glowing fire In the fireplace. After dancing some of the group tried the Limbo, a dance which was first demonstrated to them by David Wiliams. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sidney Vihlen, Sr. There were soft drinks, egg nog, candy, and cske, one of which was a snowman, baked by Jean Vanzura. Those attending included Larry Outlaw, Sally King, Charles Fry­ man, Carole Cleveland, Glenda Williford, James Holloway, San­ dra Wright, Stanley Vihlen, Mark Rumblcr ami Carolyn Rice. David Williams, Ed Hughes, Butch Walker, Carol Holloway, Janet Bostwick, Jesuitic Bridges, Jean Vanzura and Ralph Donley. DOUBLE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION (b held by two boy«, Rob Jonen and Emory Speir, whose 14th birthdays are only 17 days apart. Here the boys both cut the red and preen Iced birthday cake, with the help of Karren Vickers, (left) and Cheryl Jonen, (right, (Herald Photo) Surprised With Call From Brazil Mr. and Mr*. Harold E. Riggs. 419 Scott Ave. received an unex­ pected pleasant surprise Christ­ mas day. Late in the afternoon their son, John, called for a holiday chat with the couple, John, with his wife and five children, letl the United States in .May for Sao Paulo, Brazil. He is production superintendent of the Eastman Kodak Company there. The Riggs thought that they were hearing a recording of a Christmas message but John lotd them lie was really talking from his living room and later they were aide lo hear the children in the background. Mrs. Albert Neal entertained a group of friends at her homo on Eldora Road, DeBary, recently, honoring and Introducing her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Childs, Roscmont, Pa., and daughter, Mrs. Gladys Basch, of Orlando. Refreshments were served from a buffet table decorated in a holi­ day theme. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. Walters, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Webster, Mr. and Mr*. John Boyle, Mrs. Rutledge Pray, all of DeBary and Mrs. It. Neal, Mait­ land. Sponsors Party Entertain Friends For Children With Dinner Mr. and Mr*. George nutler of DeBary entertained a group of friends and neighbors with a Christmas dinner Sunday at the DeBary Restaurant. Guests Included Mr. and Mr*. Glynn Reeder, Mr. and Mrs. IrvIng C. Damni, Mr. and Mrs, Claude Olsen and daughter, Vir­ ginia and the Misses Estelle and Rosalia Shlber. THESE THREE ARRANGEMENTS won prized at the December meeting of tho Wood rose Circlu of the Carden Club, Mm. Walter C .rdner, center, won first prize with her "Blocking by the chimney," Mra. Fred Gray, left, and Mrs. Donald Conkcy, took necoud and third prize*. (Herald Photo) DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bedlrnt and daughter, Barbara, have as their houseguests at their Lakewood Drive home, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Margot Jr. and children. Robert and Daniel, of Bueks County, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rowe of Slayton, Ore., were Christinas guest* of Dwight C. Kennard on Atalea Dr. Houseguests of Mr, and Mrs. Everett Swift art Mr. and Mr*. Leo Davis and daughter, Donna FREDDIE KIPP celebrated bin fifth birthday with a party at the home Lee, from Ridgefield, N. J.; Mis* of hit! parents, Mr. and Mm. Fred Kipp, Fourth -St., in Chuluota. Gomes Marjorie Swift, Pearl River, N. were enjoyed and ice cream and cake served to the guests. From left are Y .j Mr. and Mrs. Gall Swift, Pom. Freddie, John Wayne Jones, Jerry Murphy, Tommy Payne and .Suzanne pano Beach and Mias Jessie TomPnyne. (Herald Photo) tlson, o f Daytona Beach. Mrs. John Loti had her aon, Richard, and granddaughter, Debby, o f Cleveland, Ohio, with her for several daya during the past week. By BE1TIK SMITH Visiting the Grants. slid family. Other guest* of the Mr*. J. A. Cockltn has returned Mlsa Diane Smith hni rclurnrit Mr*. Elhrl .Marshall of Elmirs, Smiths during the weekend were to her home on Margaretta Road after a visit with her daughters home alter h visit with tier grand­ N. Y., is visiting with her daughter Mr. and Mr*. E. E. Murray of TallahasM'c. In Mechanlcsburg, Pa. parents, Mr. amt Mrs. D. 11. Wil­ and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mr. and Mra. Adam Muller were lis, in Winter Haven. IM g e, on ihithrr Ave. Mr*. MarSunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Sybil Grant, daughter u( shall report* that the i> really en­ Arthur Hook. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Grant, 1* joying the Florida sunshine as the spending the holiday season with snow was quite a problem in New her parents. Miss Grant is a atu- York. dent at Pentecostal Bible Insti­ Mr. and Mr*. W. II. Willis, tute, Tupelo, Miss. Huger Lewis, Quincy, Fla., were holida> guests Mr. and Mra. Claude Griuard of another student at PHI, Is also uf Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Smith Atlanta, Ga., spent the Christmas weekend with Mra. Griuard'a par­ ents, Dr. and Mrs. Harry S. Wood­ ruff, on Elliott Ave. Mr. Griuard returned home this week but Mrs. Grixxard remained for a longer and visit. Longwood Personals The CPO Wives Club was trans­ formed into a happy “ Kiddy-land" last week when 15u children of Chief Petty Officers' were treated to a show featuring Mr. Magic and his entertaining tricks. Refreshments of ice cream, cold drinks and rookies in the shape ol Christmas trees werr served to the small fry. The climax of the enjoyable aft­ ernoon came with the arrival of Simla Claus, who gave each child a gift. The success of the parly was due to Hie generosity of the CPO Club and with the co-operalion ol Adeline Karris and Lee Babb of the CPO Wives Club. Lloyd Websters Hold Open House Each year during the Christmas season Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Web­ ster hold open house for friends and rcl alive* who enjoy good llllMK. This year about 2S guests catted at the Webster home and enjoyed recordings ol beautiful Christmas music, Europe's most important river commercially and historically, the Rhine has a course more than 700 miles long and drains an area of 70,000 square miles, according lo the Encyclopedia Lrl.annira. (psiAAonaU YEARS si Pint end Palmetle (Along Side Peel Office) • SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Cnrpei TUe --------- Permitera Plane* • J • 117 MAGNOLIA AVE. 30 year* of experience fostering good will in buoineso and community Ufa. OH ice Supply Co. an t/ . ". Gi/i Shop FA 3-&813 WELCOME W A G O N appreciation of her work during the past year. A gill exchange was conducted followed by refresh­ ments of punch, cookies and mints. Mrs. L. C. Bryan, Mrs. F.. ii. Myers Jr., and Mrs. S. J. Brooks were welcomed as guests. Other members present were Mrs. H. It. Fortner, Mrs. It. It. Eiscncoff, Mr*. J. H. Wells Jr., Mrs. Kudonal Ethridge, Mrs. George llartz. Mrs. A. F. Green, Mrs. E. I', Williams Jr., Mr*. It. J. Bridges and Mra. L. E. Jefford*. SATINS DYED FREE s ANFORD HOE 207 W. 1st St C&nJbJi FA 2-3071 * ________ I $9.98 Pr. Sanford Shoe Center 207 W. First St. •and - While Saddle SIZES I lo 10 WIDTHS AA • II • POWELL'S The annual Christina* party of the Ladle* Society of the Brother­ hood o( Locomotive Firemen and Engincmcn was field at the Loch Arbor home of Mrs. Ronald Brooks. * The house was gaily decorated in a Christmas theme and as each guest arrived »hc placed a gift on a table covered with a white clolli and centered witli a holiday arrangement. Each guc«t received a small Christmas bail tied witlirlbiion to pin on her shoulder. These were u-ed in a game which lasted throughout Hie evening. Qther games were played under the di­ rection of the hoitcas. Mrs. Walter Cook, president, was presented n special gift — or — Christmas Decorations ( ^ Annual Party At Brooks Home Pneumonia and influenza com­ bined cause hetween 40,000 and 50,000 deaths In the United State! every year. Black Leather lilnck Suede W ELCOME WAGON Va PRICE Railroad Auxiliary Sponsors S p & d jo d There is only one All Christmas Cards THE OSTEEN GA GIRLS nml their leader, Mrs. Larry Hirt, helped bring Christmas cheer by visiting homes of shut-ins and families who have re­ cently lost loved ones. They simp enrols and presented decorated containers filled with cookies that they had made. Later they enjoyed a party at the home of Mrs. Hirt. From left they are June Sermons, Linda Whiddcn, Linda Noel, Karen Osteen, Kathy Sermons and hack row, Jeanette llosack, Joyce Harvey, Lynn Jones, Mrs. Hirt, Susie (’ rim and Libby Sermons. (Herald Photo) G I R L ’S O X F O R D only ONE • MRS. G. W. KI.MMONS, hostess for the VAH-9 Officers’ Wives luncheon, greets the newest members of the group, Mrs. Richard Wing and Mrs. Robert Forster. (Herald I’ hoto) C P O Wives Club George Butlers 35 A “ lucky thirteen" ladies 0 Heavy Attack Squadron Nine ga. tiered recently tor a pre-Christ* mas luncheon at the Capri. They rounled among their good fortunes tho blessings of friendship and th« Christmas season. Despite the fact that the men of VAII-0 ore deployed at this time, their wives, mindful of the needs of others, took comfort being able to help. On a tab decorated with an Advent wreatb they heaped high gifts of food, clothing and toys for some needy children. They were thankful to Mrs. G, W. Kimmons, hostess, for creating such unusually appropriate deco* rations. One wall was dominated by a cheerful Santa's lace. The Yuletidc gentleman, in honor A the Hoot Owl squadron, was p i * lured saying, “ Hoot! Hoot! H ooll" rather than his customary “ Ho! Ho] Hot" He was opposite the famous nw] insignia looking down on the gathering with Die inscrip­ tion, "Merry Chrislmas, Ninah's!" The group met for the first time Mrs. Richard Vnng, a new m em her of the Squadron wives. Others present included Mrs. G o rd A Kuehn, Mrs. Ted Been, Mrs. H a ^ murid Fox, Mrs. Barbara Dunn, Mrs. Dorothy Hebert, Mrs. Elaina Wagner, Mrs. Andrew Reno, Mrs. Ken Kinder, Mrs. Leigh Ebbert. Mrs. Robert Forster, and Mrs. William Lassen. j Sanford Couple For Guests OVER Luncheon Party Enjoyed By Officers Wives Of don't spond a cent on whit* goods 'til you too FENNEY'S GIANT WHITE GOODS NEXT TUESDAYI wotch your now tpaporsl tremendous ravings on tho w ay I �/ tn jf Panforh Brntih T ftu rs. D e c . 23, 1961— P a p e 9 (DsuaJi Obby: By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: 1 recently completed my training and am now an airune ru>te.HH. My boy friend keeps threatening to break o ff with me if I stick with this job. He thinks it offers too ninny opportunities to meet other men. I love my boy friend, but 1 also love my job and I'm tired of fighting with him about it. How can 1 convince my boy friend that flying is no threat to our love? So fat all I’ve met on this job nre tired old mnrried men. IN THE AIR DEAR IN: If you need my help in per­ suading your boy friend that not nil air­ line hostesses arc high flyers, you'd better forget him. A jealous "earth man" is no match for n girl with wings. • • • DEAR AB B Y : I read with inteiest the letter in your column from the little girl who claimed to be only seven years old. I am not doubting vour word, or the little girl’s, but this is the first time 1 ever heard of a seven-year-old who could write. Even if she can, I wonder what she is do­ ing reading nn ndvice column. DOUBTING THOMAS • soon a person should go dancing after his mother's or father’s death. Some say you should wait three months. Others say it doesn’ t make anv difference. JUST CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS: Go dancing when you "feel like it." (Hut most people don't feci like it" for quite a wh’to.) • ♦ • • Are things rugged? For apersonal reply, write to Abby, nox 3.105. Beverly Hills, Calif., and don't forget a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • Jkc (i)omon: the outside or the correctness of its address. A governor’s mansion isn't even a tempting new abode to the mother of a large family—unless it ran be made as livable as the house the family already calls home, Tlie important requirements of a house these days arc comfort and ease of family living. The kitchen has to be convenient, there has to be space for the children to entertain their friends as well as for the parents to en­ tertain theirs, there hat to be room for hobbies and creative activities. Djasj)bLj. On fijiidqa One of the basic principles of expert dummy play it that it It worthwhile to risk going down an extra trick In order to give yourself a chance to make your contract. In the Lem system, the opening bid of three of a suit was tlie strongest bid and tlie opening bid of two merely a very good iiand. Hence, his opening two heart bid. With no score, I might well have passed that bid, but we had 30 to our credit and I responded two spades whereupon ho closed the bidding at three hearts. Mrs. Culbertson opened the • • • For Ahby’sbooklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding." send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3305, Beverly IIIlls, Calif. DEAR ABBY: I suppose thin is a rather silly question, but I want to know how In a recent interview Mn. nicliard Hughe*, wife of the new­ ly elected governor of New Jer­ sey, said she hadn't yet decided whether or not to mote the Hughes family (nine children and another expected) into tlie gover­ nor's mansion alien tier husband takes office in January. There’ s adequate bedroom space In the mansion, but "there's no room geared for a playroom,” That is what is worrying her. This little story Just goes to point up the fact that today's housewife is far more concerned with die livability of a house than with Iti impressiveness from • DEAR ABBY: I had the same problem ns "MUST KNOW." I was dnting a man who claimed to be single, but I became suspicious when he wouldn’t give me his phone number or address. He saw me two nights a week, hut he was never available on week-ends. 1 made a note of his license plates and hnd a tag check run on him. In this way 1 found out what his home address was. From that 1 learned that he was married, had two children and his wife was ex­ pecting another. It was a terrible mess, but 1 was glad I found out. Pass this on to those dopes who believe everything they're told and call it "faith." ALMOST A DOPE • DEAR TOM: The seven-year-old girl printed her letter. Nor is she my young­ est correspondent. I have received letters from a few six-year-olds. • N orm A Q10743 VI ♦ je » A A 103 4 WEST EAST A AS.13 V K 10 A K J8 V 843 AQB3 4 K 10 I 9 A J 073 A KBS BO IT1I (D) AS V A Q J 9 I7 S ♦ A 74 AQ4 North and South vulnerable and 30 part score South West North East 2V Pais 3 A Pass 3 ¥ Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—A S Bv Ruth Miiet Some builders today are even recognizing a family's need for a quiet room and adding one called just that . . . a room designed for reading, quiet conversations, and itudying, away from the sounds of the TV, the electric dishwasher, the telephone, the doorbell. Today’s families know exactly what they want in a house and It alt adda up to comfort. The house at a status symbol has just about had Its day. Now what counti it whatever makes for carrfree comfortable living, those things that make it easier to turn a house into a home. By Oswald Jacoby IIOIIKNBBRG BAVARIAN CHINA DINNERWARE Finest Imported EXCLUSIVELY German AT - PO W ELL’S GlfU and Office Supplies 117 Magnolia Ate. carbon and chlorine could knock out radioactive atrontium, cesium, promethium, iodine and uranium. "Different purifying agenta are neccsiary to take out all the radioactive elements,” Dr. Black noted, The reie archer warned that even the alight percentage of radioactive materials left in the water might still be tun much, but tie said this depended on the size of the blast, and weather conditions, ami distances involved. Most of Florida's water cornea from deep wells that won't be reached by fallout anyway, Dr. Black said. "The only thing 90 to 9S per cent of the state communities would ha\e to du would be lo flush out their treatment plants to obtain reasonably safe wa­ ter," he said. "Deep artesian wells anywhere would be perfectly safe and could deuce of clubs. Sidney played low from dummy and Ely won the trick with the king. This fitahllahrd Sidney's queen of clubs at a good trick, but Sid­ ney promptly threw it away. As it was, when he got around to a further club play Sidney was able to finesse dummy's ten and discard a losing diamond on the acc. He still had to loae one trick in each auit, but the bid waa only three and he made it, Note that If Ely had held the jack of clubs, Mr. Lent would have been down. supply drinking water for miles around the countryalde,” Dr Black laid. Dr. Black and Prof. T. W. Gllcreaa of the Univerally'i research faculty directed the efiorta of two graduate student!, .5. A. Han nah and A. C. Print!, Jr., as they tested the rapacity of conven­ tional and synthetic compounds to contaminate water. The team was assisted by radiological che­ mist W. J. Lacy, of (be office of Civil Defense laboratories and George B. Morgan, assistant pro­ fessor of civil engineering at the University and technical adviser on radioactive measure*. NOW HHOWIXi - OPEN II: 14 At 1:00 - 3:02 • 5:04 • 7A4 0:08 L r fU . v.,9- f -j Simmer*' m i .m t *~h M fOTMW HUGE f rfoveiaeTrariWMew * -------------------------------V j <01 M * a 111 ( !) S 51 * M a w ire o m and O’Cleck . 4) Atlantia (.:* i : > Non scop* IV n H ir Xlo*to W t tlh c r <01 <41 It) <t| i *i IS) (I) Mid-Fla. S k i Mlloitono o f the Century Count o f Monto Crista Weekly Puerto Rotlow Huntley llrlnklty llu sllng A Flshla* With Don »:»* (71 ! ' * r r l m » f in sto (I ) Ursnd Tilt III D.iug tilfl lit* 1 :*« I 11 >71 to. 00 Jury Edwards 17) IS) t»l (0) The Outlaws Frontlor Circus Ulpoord Oonna need (71 O r. K lld a r o ( f ) Hub Cum nom o Show . (1) Heal McCoys I t ) Tha (St t)r. l n r e a t lf s t o r o K lldsrs tl| My 7 bens 1> Itsrol ( ! ) Marat* ( I ) CHS Report* Tsars o f Crisis Ulna Alone With Mitch t'nlouchablro Now scope line Channel l i t Naworoom Mid-Fla. News Hollywood Slavic Cslvsit its tad* 11:10 II) Jack Paar ( I ) Channel I Theator 1:00 (t> Nows (71 t») ( 7) ( 4) (01 (41 FRIDAY A. M. *:<■ II) Olfn o * a to ( I ) Cenl cisssresm ( ! ) C o l i t i s of the Air (I) Woke t’ n Merits T:»S It) Form Market Report 7:11 ( 7) Today (4 ) W a k e Op C artoon* 7:11 ( I ) Newa-VVsathar 1:00 ( I ) Mickey Kvana Show ( I ) Captain Kan*-ar«n S: as (I) Weather and X iw s a.is It) Today ( 0) Cartoonvlll* T.al*n* Show ( I ) Hamper llnom IS) Karloan Kapsra •lit IS) Rabin Hood ( I ) Dins Done loheol t tia ( I ) Central Florida Hewn and Interview* (1) Willy 10:10 «I> (lay When II) Calendar 10:11 i l l Trouble With Pat her loiio III Flay Tour llunth IS) l l.ovo I.ucy 71:71 IS) Rich Plan Cooking I 00 (1) Jack ( 2) it) IS) 11:10 ( 7) IS) It) II 10 l i t (I) III 11:00 School Fries la Rich ! Video Villas* Th* Taian Concaatratlen fturprloa Pachas* l-ov* That Rob Truth or Consoouraeso Ixiro of Idle Camoutlaa* Nutrition Balance Sheet Finds Nation Will Be Well Fed In V • • 1 Heavy Cost Dice, In various forms, are tht oldest gaming implements known to mankind, according to th* En­ cyclopedia Britannlca. TV RENTAL Seminole TV Bovrow Oar Tab* Cheater MM Baafatd A**. FA I-4M9 EDDIE'S Baker New Uptown • 195 W, let FA 2-3076 l 399 W. Fairbanks MI 4-M84 Illto 11:11 11.V* (I) (t) It) hoc It) (l> IS) HIS ( I ) IS) 1:00 ( 7) 11:10 ( I ) ( 4) (I) IS) 1:00 ( I ) 1:10 (5) Lorolta tl) IS) »;»• ( I ) (S) It) 1:11 ( I ) IS) (t) 4:SI It) (I) (I) 1:11 ( 4) 4:10 Mak* That Far* (luldlna Light NBC Ttiwa Report Forua t Har riot Jnap Pay In Court Ao Tht World T u m i Orbit Jan Murray Thaw It Could II* f o b Password ftssrrh For Tomorrow About Fsoss Window fth pint in 4:11 in IS) 4:11 (17 « SO (I) (I) »:S4 ( 4) (») (I) mail or bring this coupon Taunt Art Llnklottsr Itoven Keys Y oun t Dr Malono Millionaire Quoon Far A Day From Thee* Roolo Th* Vordlot Is Tanra Wha Do You Trust U a k t Room Fer Daddy Brltht or Day American Oandataad nicest alarm Kdt* or Nlsht Haro's Hollywood American Touth Rows I O’ clock Mevl* Uncle Walt Fopsy* Playkeuso "a t h o r Knows Hast Rln Tin Tin Brltht or Day Old Jeb n y s : If a monkey on the will be repeating was a lot of 'em in fore man got here they ever put moon history Itself. There this world be­ and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only l t m fi 1 Ht A i n t - FIIONK FA 1-121# Ends Tonllr - 7:00 . 10:15 "Willie & Jot Rack At The Front” Plus At 1:00 Only "Comancha Station" Randolph Scott - Color FH1. k BAT. $1.00 A CARLOAD "Shadow Of The Cal” Pina "Curtie Of The Werewolf” And "Incredible Shrinking _________ Man”_________ HTARTH HUNUAY ' (rutui Of Navarone” f «:ta ( ! ) Channe l 7:30-8:30 p. m. (CBSI Frontier) Bride (Vera Miles) loses her show went, but diaeorarer* there isn't taka a sightaalng trip down Mem­ Circus — "Llpplsen." Repeat, This horse when the anlmei Is killed another animal of its kind In the ory Lana to Coney Island, aa It one is another cirrus repeat. Blind ■during a gun battle. Straw B on country. waa 50 years ago; an art gallery equestrienne star Maureen Me- j Ron Travis ararrhes for a replace8:30-9 p. m. (CBS) Bob Cum­ displaying the masterpieces o f mings Show. Combining romantic Renoir, Toulouse - Lautrtc, and fervor with deering-do, Bob Car- Fragonard; and a Caribbean laton ( Rob Cummings) taaka and lo- land, among other high spots. rates a misting Italian movla star Song* include: "By Th* Sea,** Mngnifique,” "Jamaica (Elans Eden) in Rome, but gets "C ’Eat involved with a reported American Fa re wall” and "Way Down Yonder hoodlum. Brisker than most api- In New Orleane." Leslie Uggama and Gloria Lambert are the aoloWASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha of the food supply, with potatoes aodea, this one haa *om© really lata, nutritive content of food con- about two-fifthi of the ascorbic funny accntt aa Bob blunders to 10-11 p. m. (CBS) Y ea n Of victory. ■umptom In the United State* in acid. 8:30-9:30 p. m. (NBC) Dr. Kil­ Crisis. Live. The twelfth annua) 1961 is about the lame as in I960, Reduced consumption of grain year-end round-up o f correspond­ except for a small decrease In as. product! Is responsible for lower dare—"Johnny Temple." There are ents, to he broadcasts live before a unforeseen emergencies In hospit­ corbie acid, tha Agriculture De­ supplies of thiamine. Flour and als, at revealed in this episode. dinner andlenea of th* Chicago partment reported. cereal product* with their ac­ Young Johnny Temple (Doug Council On Foreign Relatlona, at No aignlfieant change in the companying enrichment Ingrethe rick-Congreat Hotel. per capita nutritional level waa dients remain the largest contri­ Lambert) slaahrd In a street fight, i* brought to Blair Hospital for forecast for 1042. butor of thiamine, providing al­ The department said smaller most one-third of tht total sup­ knife-wound treatment. 9- 10 p. m. (CBS) The Investi­ supplies of fresh and canned cit­ ply. gator*—"The Dead Emf Men." An rus frulta with no compensating As a source of thiamine, the intriguing plot, and a freshly In­ increase in frown forms of these meat, poultry, and flah group ventive one it la, aeea Investigator products account for the drop in stands second to grains, provid­ ascorbic acid between l9flo and ing about one-fourth of the total. Ruaa Andrews (Jama* Franclseus) up to hia ears with a multitude of 1941. Tbe Agency said auch Meat, poultry, and fish consump­ claimant* a* beneficlarie* of a life changes in the consumption of tion has increased markedly sine* Insurance policy o f a man presumcitrus products area quickly re­ the early 1930's, but pork has not cd dead. Among the beneficiaries flected in the total available sup­ shared this increase. are alx Skid-Row derelict* and the ply of this nutrient. In 1961, clt Consumption of beef and poul- wife of th* m ining man. tru» fruit and tomatoes furnished try haa Increased substantially, 10- 11 p. m. (NBC) Sing Along about one-third of the total as­ Of tht three foods — pork, beef, With Mitch. Color. Mitch and gang corbic add. and poultry—pork It the richest Compared to 1947-49, the 1M1 tourct of thiamine. This explains food suppty provides considerably in part when the amount of thlaleas vitamin A and ascorbic add, mint furnished per capita per day the department said. Amounts at by tha meat, poultry, and flah thiamin* also ate somewhat low­ group h it remained tha tame In er. 1961 at it waa in 1947-49, The fubslantlil decline in vita­ The maat, poultry, and fish HAVE A " B A L L " min A since 19(7-49 is du* to the group accounts for much of tho (kcreia* In consumption o( leafy, NEW YEAR’S I increase in protein, fat and nia­ green and yellow vegetable* and cin since 1947-49. This group ac­ sweet potatoes. These foods ac­ counts fur about oue-lhlrd of th* In A Gown count for a little mure than one- total protein, one-fourth of tho WITH — thlrd ot tha total vitamin A value total fat, and a half of tha total from — Deilcloua Hakad Goods niacin in tha food supply. From Eddla'a Tha department said that de• FRUIT STOLLEN LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The aplta tome downward trends, • CRUMB BUNS heavy coat of fielding a competi­ there is an abundant and varied • ONION ROLLS • HARD ROLLS tive team has forced Pepperdine food supply sufficient to meet the College of Los Angeles to dia- nutritional needs of the popula­ Cookie* • Cakes - Pies YOUR FAVORITE BKEAD eontinua football on an inter­ tion. collegiate level, chairman of tha Eddie* Famoai Cheeec Cake flaked Friday 85c and $1,35 board of trustees Donald Miller Salta Beerla* announced Wednesday. Nine rank* of heavenly beings have been counted in the Bible, nf which angcla were the lowcit and seraphim the highest. I I I D I -I7J Ritz Theatre THURSDAY P. M. T V Time Previews FRIDAY P. M. Chemicals Can Clear Up Fallout Polluted Water GAINESVILLE— Old fashioned methods are still the best for purifying drinking wstcr even af­ ter exposure to radioactivity, some IB months of fallout re­ search at the University of Flor­ ida hss found. High concentrations of the lame chemicals now u*en in (lie water treatment plants tint sup­ ply American ciliei are 91 to W per cent effective against nuclear Florida team reports. "And many of those chcraieals have been used to purify water for hundreds of years," said the team head, Dr. A. P. Black, pro­ fessor of chemistry. Under contract from tlie Fed­ ora! Office of Civil Defense and Mobilisation, the research dealt solely with eliminating the radio­ active fallout particles that float to earth miles from the site of the actual explosion. ■ We didn't concern ourselves with the Immense radioactivity near the actual blast,” Dr. Black said. Nor were the long-range gentle effecta considered — how the radioactivity would affect future generation!. The researchers were simply looking for cheap, easily stock­ piled purifiers that would keep a glass of water from killing a man. They found that high concen­ trations of soch ordinary agents as clay, alum and ferric sulfate, Hi m and soda a»h, activated diighligh iA Television IM7NT MIHH OUR GALA -NEW YEAR’S EVE MIDNITE SHOW SUN. NITE DEC. Sint ALL-STAR FOOTBALL Saturday 4:45 P. M. On TV CHANNEL 2 FIRST FEDERAL Saving* & I-oan Association co-sponsor* of this gam* _ 0” �Blje franfnrb P n g e 10— T ltu r*. D ec. 28, *61 V rralb - H E R A LD Classified Ads Bring; Fast Results I | J [MU Classified e , .1 4 ri * Jkd tL i \ j# J ■** rl AM D VQU TOOK THEM ALC- U3 ~ 'Ji U ■ -J j i] it • M jA M [5 Vi, 3 c IF 'WUHAOOMG / p a e , ON£ LSWCN, o m c TAN^eeiNe, ON6 EUNANA, CUE PEAR,AHPGN£ P E A O i... o w n to w e (X a o c a a y AND EXCHANGED THEM ROC A HALF DOZEN CKVtcS&S... IT 0ECOM&5WOt$ AND WCGETAPPARENT THAT • x n e e c o i v o m a t the 3CAI?P C F EPOCATTON HMSFU FTO?M^WI&- es o s /i£ fl 1 0;! I !l FA 2-2611 Office 204 W. First DKAD1.INEI L i.A v s ir r r r i d i s p l a y : Tu»« , torn i n i T. M day t o larf Insertion. Mm . Sat. m m . STRAIGHT C1..ASMFIKD: To m ., thru Frt. ■ I P. M . day t o Ion lairrUaa. Mm . • Sat. aaen. KUPONMIUl J T T : Ilia tlarald wU M l M rM|*aiiUe Ior moro i l i a eae Incorrect lairr Woo ml j o t ad, »ad reserve* too right la n i In ar reject aoy ad ravtiaaaiaat from a tm ardarad M ceafeen* la t o peHtlee of tola P * to . 2. Notices - Personals CLEAN carpet* with our Carpet Shampooer FREE, with pur­ chase of Ulue Lustre shampoo. Carroll's Furniture, A UTM'K TO IIK I'K M I TOi KI’OKMK W ILLIAM S < o J*wrll W illiam * tM H*jr*« S tm t I H i n LOOK, REAR BANK G A v e ME A LITTLE BOX r-~ TO START ME I C ‘ -A , OFF O N /v V ^ V ' . v S a v in g s program 2709 IROQUIS AVE. v The very, very finest for vinyl 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped The home that will sell itself! house. Close to school anti shop­ floor* is Seal Gloss acrylic fin­ Drive by today . . wc feel you ping. Clean and comfortable. ish. It's non yellowing. Carroll's will become as warmly attach* FA 2-8033. Furniture. ed to this lovely and beautifully WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms landscaped home as wc are. 6. For Kent private baths, III W. First St. This outstanding home is modcralcly priced at 39750.00, with FURY apt. MOO MeUonvIlte. EFFICIENCY Healed apartment terms available. Sanford's newest, Ideally locat­ FURNISHED apartments, down­ ed, near post olfice, suitable for town location. Phone for ap­ single or couple, private bath. pointment FA 2-3123 or FA 2-3343 Inquire at Manuel Jacobson De­ Night. 1901 S. Park Ave. partment Store. FA 2-5232 Day or Night 2 BEDROOM lurnlsiird cottage in HOUSE for rent. Pb. FA 2-1272. Lake Mary. FA 2-1*37. ^ Y E A R 'S BEST BARGAINS 3 • ROOM furnished apt.. 860.00 We have several 2 bedroom 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house mo., Close in. I ll E. 8lh St. homes for sale under FILA, VA, kitchen equipped. Pb. FA 2-6A30 FA 2 4283 or FA 2-5786. or conventional financing, where after 6 p. m. you can get the very MOST for FURNISHED apartment, Cloae-in, 9. For Sale or Rent your dollar. Priced from SB.jOO Jimmy Cowan FA 2-4013. to 39.225 with LOW monthly CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. payments. VA—Nothing down.l Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gables, FHA—Minimum down. We WEL­ evenings. FA 2-1397. 401 Magnolia * v e . f a 2-0T20. COME your car, boat, housetrader, or present home as a 2 BEDROOM furnished soartment. 3 lilt., Ruilt-in kilt hen: Rent with option to buy: 719 Baywood Dr. FA 2-OG41. trade-in to make your downFA 2-8118. payment. TRY U S -W E TRADE. UNFURNISHED house, JBOS Wash­ ington Ave. Phone FA 2-3303 12. Real Estnle For Sale “ We Trade" after Jan. 1st. Seminole Realty St. Johns Realty Co. 2 Legal Notice Spurts. T fnn*>*** f t * * * * t*k * nolle* (tu t jom ar* h*r*br r#<iulr»il la flit your *rrltt*n ilnftut** tlil.tr p*r*.>n*lly nr lif in a tto rn .y , na or bflfor* Ih* tlth Oot of January, IMS. ai Iho nfdra of ih* Clark of Ih# Circuit court at tha Court ttouir, la San­ ford. Florida, and to matt a C'Miy lhar*of In Karlylo Hnuaholdor, Attoruny for 1'lalrttlff, t*. O, Hot 3S9. Snnford, Florida. In that ror* lain dlvarra prnrotdlna p.m lln# • K»ln«i you In tha Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida. In and for Srmlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, in Chancary, tha title of nald rauaa halite Clara O. WIIllama, Plaintiff, t i . Lucan* W il­ liam*. M*f*nd*nt, and h*r*ln fait not, or a dacr** pro confeaao wilt b* *nt*r*d aaalnal you. W ll n * * * m y hand and n f f l c at •*al al Kanfortl* A .m lnol* County, Flnrfita. thla 4th day nf P#rem< hep, m i . « (ARAL) A ti ll tir It tier k with. Jr. Clark of tha Clrruli Courl By; Martha T. V 111l*n, D C . K arlyl* l|nu»hold*r Altornay for Plaintiff P. O. Iloi IS" Sanford, Florida. Put,II*h t>*r. I, II, It, 51. 1111. IS T ilH CIMCI'IT LNIITtT OF T IIK M ATH J IIIItT A I, CJIt Cl IT, IS AMI FOK H KtflSO l.K LM I'STT. f i .o n i iia . c i ia s c k r y s o . m ax SUFFOLK COUNTY FKDRUAL SA VINOS A IJJAN ASSOCIATION, a tlolt*l s ia u a of America to rporatloa. Plaintiff. - BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped, water furnished. Ph FA 2-4411. t s4 L'ertiuocur Witches MIJkrl* b4 Sllta vehUt* DOWN 1 1lau dressers t * It 2.Singer prewvti It 1 Farmer work* Ihrr* 4 Slim l l le wi r'.ed as a commodore A sad cry 7 Scold A Wurraa V iavumlreaa uses it 10 Cult off 11 Lsaeidii: beinc 1 1 1Ifad part 2d Ptrrnl 22 Ai' *nant 22 Lit isivrilaiu 24 Stale 23 Wiibered 2d Coconut Abrr 27 Impolite 2$ Malt bevveragre 1” 1“ u~ IT rr Property 5,500 Legal Notice $50 REWARD Stemper A gency J a n u a r y S. lt*C2 ban heart f i l e d a^ tha Hacord l»ata for Mliarelirildere entltla d to vota at the Annual Mharaholdrra m ea tl n * a * »« t forth above. J. P. T ou le V lr # Preaident and Caah ltr Mouth Hemlnolw Hank Farn Hark, Florhla IA TIIK COI HT OF T IIK CJOPATT Jt IMil*. PlKMI\ni,K t o i ’ vrv* rr.%TK OF FI.OH IDA. IA FIIOIIATK Alt. I A III: i F a la le « f (JKOItOK K u K K I J N K MTKI'tIKSM. Alao kn o w n a a O K O I t m : K HT K I'l l KNH and a / k -a OKOIUIK MTU* F it K NS. Iltreaaed A OT It'K TO t*ll KIHTOlt A TO A l*l« I IIKIHTOIt® A A It PKltw n n h H ii A\ l A it I I . I I I M OH i i i : M A A lta AOAIAMT NAIII KkTATF.I Y ou and ea ch o f y ou are he reby n o t ifie d and retiu hed to preaant a n y ctaltne and d emand * which y o u . o r a h h e r o f y ou , m ay have a * a ln e t tha Fatata o f UK O Itfi n K O K H LINK HTK FItKN*. alao k n o w n a* ( t e o r * « K. Mtephena and a / k / a t l t o r a e Mlenhene. dareaeail, Jala o f the C ou n ty o f Me ml note and S la t e o f Florid a, to the C oun ty Jud*i* o f Se min ole C ou n ty , F l o r ­ ida, In tha C oun ty J u d i e o f Semi* no la Coun t Florid a, n i t hi ft alt ( I ) r a le n d a r m onth* f r o m the date o f the Vital puhJlcatlon o f thl* nu t h e. Eac h ria l in or tlniiand vnyat jn f i t i i i f and m ue f tie aw orn to hy tha c laim a n t, hla B f # i t t ( or hie Attorney, or the anm* w HI b e ­ c o m e void A rcn rdln* to lair. Hate d Ihta ISth d ay o f D e c e m ­ ber, A D t i l l . / a / Laura laabel Stephen* Aa K i e c u t r l i n f the Kate le u f G e o r g e K » * k ll n a Mtephtne. etc., daceaeed. f. W A L T K t t I I A W K I N R Lemon llltiff, Otte en , Fla, A t t o r n e y f o r eald IJetat* 1*u blleh Dec. It, 21, 29. l i t ! A Jan. 4, l>9>. IT t r W ST SI- 2 9 1)».*patchad 51 ------ llart# 34 Mine entrance m3 Writeri um them 37 Cheer* 34 It eorki making honey 40 knfliib river 41 Witty laying* 42 French friend 43 Ha horna 44 Support 43 Wicked 46 Memorandum 47 What the golfer did 49 Harem room 1 1 1 ii !T a r W tr h ir r- II Ji SAN LANTA HOMES On Locust, North of East 20lh St. 3-Bcdrooms, 2-Baths, excellent neighborhood. Priced from 8M.900. Low down payment, 864.50 per mo., principal k. in­ terest. VA — NOTHING DOWN Ph. FA 2-8310 or CR 7-1*21 Nights GA 2-1588 Jacx Demetree, Developer 340 and MOVE RIGHT IN Until January 1st we will offer this sensational buy—don't drag your feet—call us NOW. 3 bedroom, I ' i bath on a nice corner lot in a pleasant subdi­ vision. Only one year old. PRICE: 38.300 TERMS: SI down plus 329 clos­ ing cost and 374 muiilidy total j payment. MOVE RIGHT IN “ We Trade” ■ H H w n T Phone FA 2-0992 L ONGDALE HOMES I,MN ENTERPRISER INC. X . BEDROOMS 11Yi BATHS Low Down Payment No CloHinR Costa Aa Low 3 C * Per Aa I-* Month Prinripal - Ina. - Int. • Taaea J58.500 To 59.300 FHA & Conv. Financing DIRECTIONS; 10 Minntea from Sanford, So. on llwy. 17-92, turn right* at our algn. TEE V GREEN ESTATES LMN Kntrrpriaea, Inr. REALTOR — INSUROR CONSULTANT — APPRAISER Phone FA 2-lWt 112 N. Park Moving Soon to 1919 S. French Ave • Country Club Road (20th St. Extrnaiun) 2 Mile* Weal Or llwy. 17-92 Neat To Mayfair Country Club ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, H alter Raymond Lundqulit, Assoc. FA 1-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. • 3 * Bedroom* • ll/g Hatha • Central Air-Cond. ft Heating LOTS ACREAGE RENTALS Fit A Monthly Pavmenta — |J Helmly Realty $66 to $74 301 W. 13th Street FA 2-7603 Evening! FA 2-237* No Cloaing Coal VA ft Conv. Financing Available 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitch. en equipped, adjoining school ground. I have 32200 in this home. You may buy it for |to down. Payment! 181.00 per mo. (VA 4H7.1. FA 2-8033. Cliff Bomcman, Broker TErrace 8-4199 Open 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low As $350 Down 4-Bed room a—2 Baths 3-Bodroom*— 2 Bath. 2-Bedraonw—IH Baiba l-Badraomi— 1 Bath ■ IT K 54 XT JT IT so U ■* Wide variety esterier designs and floor plana VA Financing on Home* up to 515,000 FHA •— Conventional ft In-Servico Financing _E o TErrace 8-3911 Stemper Agency (Hcwsutmt *• hEWSfAtt* EMXftNUSK **** / Vie Don't Want EVERYBODY’S Business, Just YOURS. FARMER'S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 2163 S. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-8221 After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0261 HOMES SALES u 10 u M Stemper Agency THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 6123 River Front Ways to Work ACSOKS 1 Chauffeur* drtva them 8 Chrf u.r« If A Kind of clttk 12 Kind of rismmallon IS Kota of Guido s srst* T4 lane tod IS Mud Id Tiller 17 Cltenrr* u%e thru) II Flift 2U Clerical home 21 Time metiure 22 ta.U ih prior* 22 lamer 26 Pholosrtphera ute them 30 Above 31 Cold wind 32 Suffn 31 French sad 34 Dry 3 3 lie worked ass j 'liftman SO He works raping animats 3 1 1'rrnrb eraport 31 Ignited 40 Ileverage 41 llo worked as a rtTolutionM 44 In altrndanc* 45 l o u t ail 4S Nr.l.e h-.elal SO Bacchanals* U 7 31 Ocean movement 63 Put on ( REALTOR - INSUROR CONSULTANT - APPRAISER l 20 ACRES Isolated area. Bcauti- Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park 3 ROOM furnished apartment, 313 fut, giant oaks, 1-akc view, re­ Moving soon to 1919 S. French Palmetto, Day—Phone FA 2-3241 tirement site with potentials or night FA 2-3354. for growing aialea*. fern«, camellias, etc. 16,600. St. Johns RENT A BED Realty Co. 116 N. Park Ave.j Roilaway, Hospital h Baby Beds FA 2-6123. By Dsy, Week, or Month CARROLLS FURNITURE Oscar M. Harrison WEKJVA RIVER ESTATE* Ph. FA 2 5181 118 W 111 St. Registered Real Estate Broker Approximately 2^9 acres, with 138 It. on river, mil* off RL 46 <. TWO Clean furnished apartments 1311 Pslmelio Ave. Ph. FA 2-7918 in Lake Mary, nice for couple. LAKEFRONT lot In Lake Mary, $ Call FA 2-3930. reasonable price. For quick sale. Call FA 2-6473 after 8:00 p. m FA 2-3076 or FA 2-7118. 2 BEDROOM, furnished house REDUCED PRICE 38.500. 34,008 *83.00 mo. FA 2-2909. 8187 DOWN down balance 350 per month on two frame houses and 4 acres Nice I bedroom home ti block of land. Contact Grady Scott. from gratle school. Kitchen equipped. You may buy before FA 2*2825. MITIC’ IC January 1st on these outstand­ Natl, e U tierahjr irlven that f!i* ing lerma: an n u al UrnreUna n f tha Hhar*hoIrlar* o f » « u t h Maminnla Flank. Farn PR1CE: <0.987 Park. F lo rid a , will ha k»1d at tta h*nkinjr hou «* In Farn P a r k , Conn* TERMS: $t87 down, 9U monthly ly o f MamlnoVa, Ml at a o f Florid a, For Information Lrsdinf to the on Tuandar* Janu arT t, at “ We Trade" ■treat of peraon or peraona P M. f o r tha p ur po n* n f hear* In* r*porta. fo r tha #)actton o f taking Two 7 ft. Podoearpua IHraciora f o r the eftnulnjf y e a r and f o r (ha tra naan lion o f aueh bualfrom the property of Arlhar ne»a n h l r h m ay o r m l* h t p ro p a r t ly REALTOR — INSUROR c o m a littfisra tha aald m ea tl n *. j t Andrr*. Uolrry Ave, A. Cam­ CONSULTANT — APPRAISER a n y a d jo u r n a m e n t o r a d j o a r n m e n t t eron Corner aoraetima Sunday t h e r e o f. Phone FA 2-4991 1U N. Park A i m , n ot ic e ta h e r e b y s l v e n that Night. Moving soon to 1919 S. French Ave va. HILLY Kl, Sl.ATK K and SANDRA U SLATF.II. hla wlf*. and W IL 1.1AM HA II HOLD PATTON and JKANNKTTB *1 PAYTON. hla wlf*, D*f*nd*nl*. m it iii; o r s u i t in MOIITHAIIM FOII KUDOS LIIK TOi HILLY KL SLAT Kit au(J SAN­ DRA I- SLATF.II, hi* wlf*. Addrfia Unknown Ton. Daftndanla, ar* h*r*hy nollflad that a eomplalnl to for*rlo** a canain niurm as* on *It• fullow lns daarrlbrd jiroptrly, tow it: Lot II. IIKAIl l,A K B HILI.H. atoordlns to Ih* Plal lh*r*nf. aa rarordad In Plal Hook IS, at P as* I f of Ih* Public Hrrnrd* of B*mlnol« County. Florida. ha* **n fllad asalnal you In Ih* ab otf-atylad aull and you ar# rauulrad to a*ry* a copy of your An*w*r or Pleadlns to Ih* Complaint on P la in tiff* altornay jn*«pb M. M uraiko, P. O. Has t i l Frrn Park, Florida, and fit* Ih# orlslnal Anawer or P ltad ln* In Ih* oftlra of Ih* Clerk of the Clrruli Court on or before Ih* SS Jay ,.f J i n u a r T . t " " * If *" H fall In do *o, e d*cr** pro conftato will b* l»k »n »s*ln *t >ou for Ih* r*ll#f demanded In th* Complaint. WITNKMS m r hand and official aral of oftlra al Sanford, Srmlnnl*. County. Oils l l lh day of Decem­ ber. t i l l . <HU A LI Arthur H. R*rkw lih. Jr. Clerk at Circuit court By: Martha T. Vlhlen. D C . rubllab Dec 14. *L 1*. 1**1 * Jan. 4, ISIS. 12. Real Estate For Sale fi. For Rent 2. N o tice s • P e rso n a ls DIRECTIONS; Turn W. on 10th St. FoUew Coun­ try Club ltd. ft Watch for oar aigna. �/ 4 Herald W ant-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 12. Real Entile For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 24. Electrical Services 112 RIDGE DR. Park Ridge—3 FRIGIDAIRE bedroom 1W balb, air condition­ Sales A Service ed. central heat, large corner House Wiring Free Estimates 2524 Park Drue Office FA 2-2118 lot, $750 doun. Sid Vililen's Randall Elec ric Sanford, FU. Night* FA 2-0648 112 Magnolia Pit. FA 2-0913 \ FABULOUS buy, i bedroom MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A masonry home, atone fireplace, 25. Plumhinyj S e rv ice s HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERY­ open beam conilruclion, 2 tile ONE! baths. 100 x 600 feet on beauti­ PLliMRING ful Lake Markham. Mull see to Contracting A Repairs s u n s h in e r e a l t y appreciate. FA 2-3378. Free Estimates Amy Anderson It. L. HARVEY ^ Reg. Ren Eitate Broker LOTS— Lots of Lots, Lake Mar? 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 2619 So French Ave. —Sanford, Priced as low a ' Day FA 2-749? - Night FA 2-4818 $200 for so x 120 with terms. Jim Hunt Realty LOCH ARBOR A The homemikeri dream cornea true In this lovely ranch alyle home that ha a plenty of room for a growing family. Supcrh central heating ay stem, large lot, extra large utility room, double carport, Florida room, aeparate dining room and overaized kitchen, all for 917.SOO OO, aa low aa $1600.00 down on new FHA financing or buyer may aaaume cxiiting mortgage after moderate down payment. Brown Really FA 2-1964. FA 2-5237 c 'k MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial A Residential STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2410 17. Male Help Wanted Dawn's YES, THIS IS FR1G1DA1RE Sales It Service Beauty Salon The home of moderate mean* for G. II. HIGH Walker Building .th e couple with moderate dreams, Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3315 Days 2510 Oak FA 2-7681 in an excellent neighborhood, Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883 this 2 bedroom home has many 22. Build • Taint • Repair NEW SERVICE *9 pleaaant features, auch aa fully tanks pumped * drain tiled bath, lovely deep grained HOUSE and roof repairs, painting, Septic field* Inatalled. 24 hour service window cleaning and yard work. oak floori, efficient floor fur­ Term*. FA 2-9469 All work guaranteed. FA 2-1197. nace, enjoyable screened porch, with heavy bearing grapefruit ROOM SPECIAL $14.9$. Painting INCOME TAX SERVICE trees in the back yard. You Inside and out. Call Mr. Taaker, OSCAR M. HARRISON can occupy this homa for as FA 2-6159. 13U Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-8827 little aa $300 down, FHA. and SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter only $9200.00 total price. Repairs, Alterations, Painting Phone FA 2-7943 Seminole Realty 23. BulldliiK Materials twit S. Park Ave. FA 2-5212 Day or Night LUMBER - HARDWARE • PAIN»’ Roofing FHA Loan* P'ans FREE ESTIMATES Yea. you will have a happy new Your Credit Is Good. Up to 2 Yrs year in on« of a number of to Pay I homea we are now able to offer B. EDWARDS you at a tremendous value, BUILDERS SUPPLIES TINY FAMILY Wa Give TV Stamp* — One bedroom, 2 corner Iota $6,500 003 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-7898 • SMALL FAMILY Two bedroom*, furnished $6,600. AVERAGE FAMILY 3 bedrooms, one and Hi baths $12,500. LARGE FAMILY 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, corner lot $19,600. Down payments from $1,000 Better values justify larger down payments DON’T YOU AGREE? HAPPY NEW YEAR Monthly Payment* aa low aa $8$ tnrl. tsxra and insuranct NEW HOMES In Beautiful — Suniand Estate* $14,100 - $17,100 .1 - BEDRO OM S l - IF, - 2 BATHS C’onveolional A FHA Leana Drive 17-92 ta Suniand Fttilen t ! ml. 8. of Sinlurd). Hale* offica lat bon*e Imld* rnlrenra. KINGSWOOI) BUILDERS, INC. PA 1-6674 JIM RUNT . FA 3-1116 FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic 32. Flowers - Trees - Shruba or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon Sale! Pninseltia* In Rlnom 98c cords. GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY S en k arik G lass and P ain t Co. CrapaviUe Ave. near 36lii Si. 210 Magnolia Ph. KA 2-401J “ W lioro d o y ou keep y ou r artificial flow er e o e d e ? " 29. A u to m o b ile P rrv ire AUTO GLASS INSTALLED W in d a h icld D o o r G lass H ack Gina* V e n t Ginas PETUNIAS A Calendulas now INTAKE manifold, 3 two-barrel carburetors, fuel block, lor *M ready. Dutch Mill Nursery or ’59 Ford 361 engine. Phone New Upsala Rd. oil 20th St. Mr. Glelow FA 2-2611 or FA 2 6473 after 6:00 p. m. 33. Furniture S E R V IC E Scnkarik Glass and Paint Co. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Used fumllure, appliances, tool* General Auto Repairs etc. Bouglit-Sokl Larry’* Mart All Make Cars—I^bor It Pert* 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4122 Fireplace wood, all lengths, Oak Guaranteed—Quality Workman ship and lighter wood. Delivered. • BIG VALUES Phone FA 2-6616, if no aniwer • QUICK CIIF.D1T PA 2-3909. 2664 S. Hiawatha Ave. FA 2-8611 • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WOOD 1951 CHAMPION Studcbakrr, closn t offer to $75. FA 2-5104. 37. Bouts • Motors Barkley A. W. Barkley Card Care, Inc. Imports & Sports Cars Our Speciality 17-92 - Heart of Maitland PH. MI 4-5307 ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE ANNUAL CL E A R A N C E SALE VCC ■f Et# 0UK SALES OF NEW PONTIACS, RUICK8, AND RAMBLERS ARE AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH! OUR STOCK OF LATE MODEL USED CARS IS AT AN ALL TIME HIGH! THIS S A LE WILL LAST UNTIL NEW YEAR'S EVE! THE FOL­ LOWING ARE JUST A FEW OF THE OUTSTANDING BUYS YOU WILL FIND ON OUR LOT! Leonard Auto Clinic 31. Poultry • Tela - Livestock WILSON - MAIER New and Uaed Furniture PUPPIES half Airedale, 2 FA 2-5422 months old. $5 00. Call Sat. or 311 E. First St. Sun. only. Wale* Fernery, on Sell Us Your Furniture. Quirk lake at Lyman School, LongSarvlce With The Cash SUFEK wood. TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black CUSTOM nUILT BEDDING Poodle Puppies, Show dog Slock. Maitresa renovating. Expert Up­ Reserve now, pick up Christ­ holstering. AH Work Guaran­ mas Eve. FA 2-7741. teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., PA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford BEAGLE puppies, registered, 1 Ave. female, 1 male, 9 weeks old, 13 FURNITURE in., show type. $35 and $40. Muat sell at once — 3 complete Call FA 2-2159. room* of furniture. Take over MINATURE Poodles, registered, monthly payments of $1186 or white, permanent shots, home $200 cash. Call owner collect broken, FA 2-3442. TE 8-151! Casselberry. J Clyde W. Nutt BOOKKEEPING and INCOME TAX SEUVICE 9 IIS YOUR AUTO }\ I 'A A I L I N G ? for smoother, 2710 S. Sanford Ave. 1961 RAMBLER I Door Station Wapon INCOME TAX SERVICE WAS $2195 MOVED FROM 1610 HIAWATHA AVE. Te 1961 RAMBLER CUSTOM 4 Door Station W«Ron, A/C, P /S, P /B, 11,000 Milen 1311 PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA 2-8827 WAS $2995 NEW TRUCKS 2 Door, A /T We Need 2 New Truck Deal* To Make Our Quota Fur The Year. WAS $1595 WHEEL k DEAL NOW! We're Gain* All Out On TRADE - INS -I Door, Stnndurd Tmnnmliodon WAS $1495 —!U. *“ WAS $1695 NOW PICKUPS & VANS A/C, Loaded! WAS $2095 $7 *1395 *1295 *1495 1958 BUICK LIMITED ■SAFETY SPECIAL SEAT BELTS INSTALLED $ 9 7 5 PER PASSENGER AND PACK WHEEL BEARINGS LINING $ O 0 0 Ju S tr k k ia n d -M o r r is o n SERVICE DEPARTMENT 308 E. Firat St. Winter Park MI 1-8918 L u x u ry F-GOO CAR & CHASSIS New Pulp Trucks — 1 To Chuoae From, Rely on Prompt, Efficient Service and Genuine Ford Parts. BRAKE *1795 FORD CARM * Set coaler, camber and to«-ln Balance Wheel*, add WalRhla FRONT NOW ALL MODELS Knsy Payment* Arranged * i NOW I D*or V-8, R & H THIS SPECIAL INCLUDES: Ph. FA 2-1481 NOW 1960 PLYMOUTH FURY O N LY FA 2-0711 FA 2-0861 2795 1960 CORVAIR 700 ECONOLINES -■ $ NOW 1960 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE BALANCE INSPECT *1895 NOW OSCAR M. HARRISON AND LINCOLN 4 Door, leaded — — - *1795 CADILLAC I Door Air Cond. .... 3293 CHEVROLET Impala 4 Door. Equipped . 1996 FOIU) 2 Door V-8. Aulo . ... 995 CHEVROLET I Door ................ 1195 CORVAIIl I Door. Automatic ............ 1495 HAMBLEIt 1 Door, Aulo. .... 1095 UUICK 2 Door ..... .... •.... 595 FORD 2 Door. Automatic .... 895 RAMBLER 4 Door. Standard .... 995 MERCURY 2 Door llnrdtop 195 CHEVROLET 4 Door, ft Cyl.. Standard Shift 595 CHEVROLET 4 Door V-8. Auto. 1195 CHEVROLET V-8. I Door, Station Wagon 1295 OLDSMOMILE I Door 595 FORD 2 Door Hardtop Overdrive 895 FORD 4 Door G Cyl. 295 CHEVROLET 2 Ton, U im m Iu and Cali . 1295 FORI) I Door . 795 NASH AmbuoMidor I Door, Auto.......... . 395 RAMBLER I Door, Stnndnrd 595 LARK llardlop Coupe .... 1995 CHEVROLET «* Ton Pickup ............. 395 DELUXE 1960 CHEVROLET BELAIR WHEEL ALIGNMENT m NOW IN NEW OFFICE HANFORD SANFORD Sale ONION PLANTS Crystal Wax, per M $2.50; 500 $1.50 5 M lots and over, $2.25 FOB here. A. M. Prevail, Phone 749-2115 Seville, Fla. U N TIL FEBRUARY 219 E. 2nd ST. 2305 PARK AVE. fo r 19CO RENAULT $30 and take over payments of $49.35. FA 2-8923. berry. ••Call Hall" FA 2-3641 $156 KOLLAWAY, Uovpi al and Baby WHEEL Cil.Mlt\ crutches, canes walkers. Beds, I)a\, Week, or MonlhFURNITURE CENTER FREE DELIVERY 1100 French Ave. Prescriptions our Specially FAUST’S Itx Mellunville Ph. FA 2-7953 Ph FA 2-7107 EA 2-5731 MAKK 1962 A MUSICAL YEAR with a musical instrument from FURNITURE BUKURS MUSIC SHOP, 2001 Navy man transferred; brand Cedar Ave. Specializing in new; take over for bilance on • SALES • REPAIRS • REN. 3 complete rooms; no down TALS • MUSICAL ACCES­ payment necessary; payments SORIES. Before you buy, give tow ,-t $13 per month. Call ownus a try. Ph. EA 2-0733. ner collect, TE 8-1311, Cassel­ NO PAYMENTS FINANCING flG. A utom n hilcn • Trucks Snli MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. CORVAIRS to CADILLACS 58 r.H fill 58 58 CO 58 55 57 58 55 5fl 59 58 5G 58 50 57 57 55 58 59 53 l or 309 Elm Ave. H O LLER S °/ S A N F O R D J. W. Hull, Realtor 21. A tides* NEW WEST1NGHOUSE INSTANTGateway To Thr Waierway Daisy air rifles, union 5 skates ON Portable Television, com e Your EVINRUD3 Dealer play tents. Army Navy Surplus, in for demon-tratlnn, nUn Used R o b so n S p ortu iR G ood s 310 Sanford Ave. TV’s $21).50 and up. Town 4; 304-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-39SI Country TV, in Rear of McllcyUSED chest type freezer. One oil 39. T ra ile rs • CnhnnnM Holds Drug Store. FA 2-5302. spare heater. FA 2-7658, NEW Olympia portable typewrit­ 1956—35 ft. Elcar bouse trailer, 3 FRESH PRE-MIXED CONCRETE bedrooms, fully insulated, rea. ers with case*. Regular $124 00 Medium aged stepping stones tonable. 5 Point Bait Shop, 17-92. Now $89.00 plus lax. Powell * window sills, lintels & steps Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia Old rock, sleet and sand. l ’A 2-5842. Southern Air Stemper A gency 132. F u rn itu re 34. Article* W. J. KING PLUMBING A SUPPLIES Contracting • Repair Work 2534 So. Orlando Dr. Phone 322-0483 ROSA L. PAYTON Down Payment A Closing Coat By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE Ball-Blair Agency VA T h in * . D ec. 28, ’01— Pane 11 P lu m b in g & H eatin g AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave FA 2-8562 1.1. .M ortgage Loans Seminole Realty I ifrrali! Wall or AUTO SALESMAN wanted hy Agrcsiivo Ford Dealer. Man 27. Special Service* must be in good physical health, willing to work 10 hours a day. Age not necessarily a harrier. Must be willing to ask prospect for the order. No whiskey, 1901 3. Park Ave. Specialising In Heating See Mr. Clifford at Strickland p FA 2-5232 Day or Night and Air-Conditioning Only Morrison Inc., 308 E. First St., 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 FA 2-1481. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE Registered Brokers For service on any make of Sew­ 18. Help Wanted It ASSOCIATES ing machine parts and access >19 So. Park Are. Pb. FA 2-5641 HAVE TWO OPENINGS—one full nrie* or Rentals call or write Lake Mary Branch • FA 2-1290 time and one part lime with 92 to Sanford Sewing Center, 104 year old Company. Route type 4 Lake Lola, with large oak trees, South Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 9411. work. Average $2.46 per hour, on Lake Onoro, $5,000. Name Man or woman. Age 35 to 65. PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING Your Terms. Car necessary. Write: Mr. W. L. HARMON Greene, 659 West Peachtree St., Ph. FA 2-4223 N. E., Atlanta 8, Georgia. Registered Real Estate Broker H E A T IN G Fk. FA 2-1101 17-02 at Hiawatha II. B. POPE CO. INC. 19. Situation* W a n ted * FOR SALE 200 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-423 FEMALE work wanted, FA 2-8158 BEAUTIFUL FIREPLACE ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, stale with tasteful living mom. buill. 20. Hahyaltten' menu, invoices, hand bill*, and Ins large modem kitchen Out programs, etc. Progressive aupplementa dining and Florida I will keep small children m my Printing Co. Pbona FA 2-2951— home $1.25 per day. FA 2-2274 rooms. The airy cloaeta especial306 West m h St. — ly in the 2 large bedrooms are ® ample to hide all your keep­ 21. Beauty Salons DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER­ sake*. Yea, two tile baths. ARY HELP? . . . an application EVA-BKSS BEAUTY SHOP letter that will "get the job” ; Price? Well, not as much as you 3 Senior Beauticians dub paper; alter dinner speech; would think! We’ ll tell you as Minnie Bess • Helen • Blanche high school or college theme or you warm yourself by the fire. 108 E. 2nd. St. Phone FA 2-3914 essay on all but scientific sub­ TERMS. Call for an appoint­ KATHERINE HARVEY jects. Low rates. FA 2-4033, ment. BEAUTY SHOP evenings Hair Stylist - Pal Stewart “ \Y# Trade" WELLS DRILLED 311 Palmetto Ave. l>h. FA 2-0634 PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS HARRIETT’S REALTY NOOK All Types ami Sites Wa Repair and Service Professional Care—Modern Equip. REALTOR - JNSUROH S T I N F. Ph. FA 2 5742 CONSULTANT APPRAISER 105 So. Oak Machinery and Supply Co. Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-6432 Moving soon to 1919 S. French Ave 9 frauluril WAS $1595 NOW *1395 R EM EM B ER WIDK 8 ELECTION THESE ARE JUST A FEW! EVERY CAR ON OUR LOT HAH BEEN LISTED AT A CLEARANCE PRICE! •100 6 Cyl. Plckupa OPEN FRIDAY N ITE T I L 9:00 24 USED CARS IN STOCK We Appreciate The Uaed Car llualneae We've Recalled ThU Year. Our Policy Of Minimum Down Pay meats A Long Trm* Down Paymente A l.ong Term* Will Continue To Deterring Customer*. A LL DAY SATURDAY P i H StricklandMorrison, Inc. I - BI LL * 1 1 EMPHIII I I I M <) T O R S I 308 E. Find SI. FA 6-1461 Winter Perk .Ml 4-8916 YOUR LOCAL PONTIAC, QUICK, UAMBLEB DEALER 301 W. 1st ST. Phone F A 2-0231 1 m �©Itl' anfiorb I m a l i i S&mhwlsi (Visa fcd iiw n THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1961 COUNTY NEWS PAGE 12 Sunday School Presents Program In Casselberry EDITORIAL COMMENT Let's Go, Oviedo! The reported move of a group of area residents to bnck organized footbnll in the Oviedo High School w h s welcomed throughout Seminole County by sports fan and leaders. Especially commendnbic, we think, is the action taken by the group to form nn independent, athletic organization which will finance building of n stadium and field in the area. Tentative plans call for incorpora­ tion ns a non-profit Association to handle nil fund dona­ tions towards the proposed athletic facilities. If all goes well, Oviedo could have its Hist footbnll team ready to go next season. With enthusiasm and back­ ing such ns hns been shown in the past for >’j n school’s basketball teams, a gridiron eleven surely Could Hiion provide major competition in the urea. *'Go, go, go . . . Oviedo!" Casselberry Lions Club Plans Seminole Park Raceway Program Flail plim were made by the Cauelberry Lion* Club at Ita bi­ monthly eupper meeting tail week at for the annual racing program pr Seminole Park Raceway, Tile event will be sponsored next Sunday afternoon In L cooperation with tha Florida Quarterhorae A nn. Clyde Hart, president faclllof the Haceway, haa made mi Ilea of the track availabl and arI f ranged for the Lion* to share in Chuluota Club Names Lighting Contest Winners Chutuota’ s Christmas Lighting Contest sponsored by the Retired Folks Club received such interest this year that more than 24 homes were singled out by the Judgei for prizes or honorable mention. However, ■ number of this group ■iked to be eliminated from com­ petition since the homes would have been decorated regardless of the contest. Judgei were Mr. and Mre. Joe Settle end Mre. Virginia Mikler, all o f Ovkdo. Pritea went to I. M. Darnes Jr. 171 First St. who re­ ceived the first prize of $13 for a floodlighted acene featuring a m a il of acarlet ball poinaettias. Second prizes of 110 went to William Lamplncn, 231 Second St., where the decoration was of a large white atar supplemented by clever use of native materials and trimmed pillars. The $3 third prize was won by Morris Luther, 420 Fourth St. for lb" well-bilanred arrsnvement o f lights, Inside and out, including candelabra and a deco­ rated tree, A. Manuel Mellow of Lakeside Dr, look the $3 fourth prize for a similar arrangement featuring lighting both Inside and eut. Displays receiving honorabtc mention were at the homes of A. William Fewkes on Sixth St.: Arnold Jacksun on Seventh M.; Sophie Kosti on SR 419 and Ward­ ers’ on Seventh St. Water-proof ribbon bows made by Mrs. Russell Hammond, sec­ retary of tha Retired Folks Club, were placed by the Judgei at the homei of the four prize winners. Since It waa at the suggestion from Sirs. Hammond that the club sponsored (he coolest, this home was eliminated from the competition. One of the outstand­ ing displays, It featured a large, lighted tree and floodlighted Na­ tivity scene and choir hoys. Checks were distributed to prise winners on Christmas Eve by George Douldcn, president of the club. Casselberry Lions Give Food Baskets IIV JANB CABS ELDER RY Eighteen families had a happier Christmas due to the efforts o f the CstsrlUeiry Lions Club which dis­ tributed basket* o f food including such Items at chickens, mixed vegetables, oranges, nula and candy, breads, dairy producta anil canned good* laat Saturday morn­ ing. Truck* and cara were loaded in front o f Holla* Market where the food had been stored. Two e f the haaket* war* filled by tha Caaaalberry Women’s Club, one by Amer­ ican legion Memorial Tost 250 and one by the South Seminole Democratic Women’a Club. The remainder was packed by the Uotv* Club. H B m W v w tS fQ T ? ,) r&LaC* 'V proceeds of the afternoon for the club’s sight conservation pro­ gram. Races, In begin at 2 p.m., will determine entries for the Qusrtcrhorie Futurity which will be held in Miami un Jan. 13 allracting champion racers from through­ out the state. Proceed* from this event also will tie shared by the association and (he Lions Club. Tickets for Sunday’s program are on sale by any member of the Lions club snd also will be sold at the gate. Children will be ad­ mitted free of charge. Carl Alt­ man Is chairman of the Lions race committee. In other business at the meet­ ing, the Casselberry group dis­ cussed celebrating Founders Day during the lost week In January and also made final arrangements for distributing Christmas food baskets to needy families in the ares. Entertainment at the dinner merting was provided by Chariot Higgins on the electric guitar while Darwin Shay led the group in singing club songs and Christ­ mas carols. Village Names Recreation Man nY MONA GRIN STEAD Officials of the North Orlando Co. have announced that Rill Donofrlo will take over ne recrea­ tion manager and director when tha village playground fecllltlee now under construction ere com­ pleted. Donafrio la 20 yeare old and cornea from Toledo, Ohio. Employcd here by Uni company In Ortolwr he has spent most of hi* time as­ sisting at the utility plant and at Uie roeteutlon area. When the playground* ara com­ pleted he will organise tourna­ ment* In various sport* and will teach wrestling and judo In nddiUon to tcuba diving when the pool I* ready. He attended school* in Tuietlo and would like to continuo studies for an engineering degree. He alto will he a partner In • Fern Park Putt-Puts Golf Course with his father, Thomas I.. Donofrlo who It associated with the Silver Creek Precision Corp. Joining father and ■on In tht* venture will lie Dave Yorka who presently i* playing lead guitar with ■ rock *n mil entnbo. Facilities o f the course will Imi used III conjunction with the North Orlando rerrcuUnn program. TOASTING MARSHMALLOWS over the campfire during the Brownie afternoon cookout and program nt the Lake Mary Scout Bark are, from left, Lindn Kilpatrick, Bnrburn Tamm, Judy Bedwell and Patti McCoy. (Herald Photo) Adult Class in Woodworking Set For Lyman Brownie Troops Meet In Lake Mary For Afternoon Cookout And Skits .Several Rrownle Troops of Ihe area met at the Scout Park In Lake Mary on Dec. 14 for an af­ ternoon program and cookout be­ tween the hours of 2:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Troop 100 led by Mrs. Ruth Iloutwrll and the Intermediate Troop led by Mrs, Sybil lin t, which has not received its num­ ber. marched from the Lake Mary Elementary School to the Scout Hut where they were Joined byTroup Of led by Mrs. Jane Flet­ cher. The Intermediate Troop was In chargo of the afternoon's pro­ gram while Troop 04 was in chargo of cooking prcparat.ons. Fires were built with assistance from leaders and the girls cooked hol>o stew, a delectable dish com­ posed of hamburger, onions, pota toes and vegetable soup, other itema on the menu were Kool-ald, breads and Somorcs, a acout des­ MILLARD LERCII sert made from Graham crack­ E. S. Douglass, Seminole Coun­ ers, chocolate bars ami melted ty director of vocational and adult marshmallows. A highlight of the afternoon education, h n announced that a woodworking class for adults will bn organized at Lyman High School on Jan, 8 at 7 p.m. Instructor of the class will bo Millard Lcrcb, head of Lyman's Industrial Arts Dept. Lcrch holds The Denary Republican Club a degree In Industrial Arts and has elected new offlcere at Ita Christhad wide experience as a builder mat party and meeting In the Community Center last Thursday slid iviilutlur, ilc/uie turning lu evening. Lyman he taught at Maitland Jun­ Taking office In January will be ior High. Ralph Wltherell, president: HorThe new class will meet on Mon­ are A, Demerest, first vie* presi­ day and Tuesday of each week dent; Mr*. Realrlce E. Muller, from 7 p.m. until 0:30 p.m. and ■frond vim president and enter­ tainment rhalrinaii; Rudolph Ac­ will he limllrd to 20 persons. Stu­ kerman, treasurer; Thornton K. dents will supply their own m a­ Smith, recording secretary and terials and the only charge will be Mrs. Marie Accardl, financial sec­ inn $2 registration feu. retary. Rcfrcshinenta were served dur­ Application* will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. ing a social huur following the Those Interested In the class meeting ami a program o f enter­ should call I^rch at Lyman by tainment featuring favorite and sraional musical selections. telephoning TE 8-4074. Republicans Name New Officers For DeBary Club came when David Cochran and his pony, “ Chief," visited the group demonstrating various rid­ ing skills and techniques with much applause from the girls. Attending as guests and to as­ sist with the program were mem­ bers of Wing Troop 211 led by Mrs. Edith Averncl; girls from Senior Troop 19 led by Mrs. Lil­ lie Buckler; Mrs. Irene Smith, leader of Intermediate Troop 23B snd Mr*. Betty Halhnck, dlstrjrt chairman. Some 100 girls, guests, leaders and assistant leaden were pre­ sent for the occasion. VFW Post 8207 To Give Dance By JANE CASSELBERRY Flans for a New Year’ i Eve Danca were completed hy South Seminolo VFW Font B207 at the last regular meeting of the post when Hny McCord was host to the group,ut his homo on Lemon T.iii.e. The dance will be held at the American Legion nld Glory Fast Home on i’ rnirie Lake and will open at 9 p. m. Music will be pro­ vided by “ The Swinging Renegade Band.” The dance committee la made up o f Hollit Johnson as chairman and A. J. Berdahl and Ray McCord. Refivkliim.'iit« »I1I be stiillrilflu dur­ ing the evening. Proceeds from the sale of ticket*, which cun he pur­ chased from most VFW 1’ost mem­ ber* or at the door, wilt be added to the Post building fund. In other business of the meeting the group accepted three applica­ tion* for new membership. According to Ralph Moore, pub­ licity chairman, the Post has a wheel chair width I* available as a community service project on a firet-rome, first-served bail*. Any­ one interested In applying for us* of the chair may call Georg* How­ ard, post service officer. Homemakers Class Hears Reports By JANB CASSELBERRY The C h r i s t i a n Homemakers Class o f tha Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at the home o f Rev. and Mrs. Darwin Shea, 851 N. Triplet Dr., Casselberry. Bill Shook, program chairman, waa In charge o f the devotions and Rev. Shea gave tha prayer. Re­ ports ware heard from the secre­ tary, Mr*. Philip Caesber and the treasurer, Mre, Clare llelmer. Mrs. Budd Werley reported on the class project to provide a complete Christmas for a Urge family in need. This family was presented with a food basket which included ■n 18 pound turkey yvith BR the fixing*. Each member o f the fam­ ily received both new and used clothing and Christmaa gifts. The class alio 1* donating a washing machine to the family. Ae the church nursery Is being divided to put tbs crib babies In a separate room, the class made plans to decorate the new room and to provide additional helpers needed to staff It during the church services. After the buainese meeting ad­ journed a social hour was enjoysd. Refreshment* were served by Mr*. Shea and her co-hostess, Mrs. Mary Martin. Village Firemen Elect Officers By MONA GRINDTEAD New officers of the North Or­ lando Volunteer Fire Dept, were elected at the December meeting of tlie organization. Named were Bob Stephenson, chief; Roy Burke, assistant chief and Bob Dean, secretary-treas­ urer. The department, organized just a Uttle more than a year, hai been active in numerous civic works. The volunteers aid in burning off vacant lota and answer cilia on a 24-hour a day basis anywhere within the village. Meeting* are conducted each Wednesday night at the Village HalL Men of the community who ■re Interested In joining the or­ ganization ere asked to contact Stephenson or Burke. Bear Lake Manor Lighting Winners Are Announced Ry SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Wlnnere o f a Chrlstma* Light­ ing Contest sponsored by the Rear Laku Manor Civic Betterment Assn., Inc., were selected Sunday, First prlxt, a pelm tree and a personalized landscape drawing, went to Mr. ami Mrs. William Tay­ lor of 1207 Alton Dr. Winning two palm trees for second place were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roudreau of 1209 Alton Dr. and the third prlxe of two rubber plants went to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kerr o f 1342 Lake Asher Circle. Judges were Mi*. lUthaid Appley, a resident of the Dig Rear Lake area; Richard Wcidler ef Winter Park and L. J. Stubbs of Furcat City, Shrubbery used for prize* was donated by Hall's Vailety and Nursery o f Orlando. The Sunday School o f the Cas­ selberry Community Methodist Church presented it* a n n u a l Christmas Program on Sunday afternoon. Featured on tha program were "A Christmas Prayer," by Nrl* enda Casselberry; "W elcom e," by Carol Jan* Llat; “ Tho Beginner’ * Quiz," by Carol Jen* List, Terri Reuter, Laurie Dep;ien, Strve Chambers and their teacher, Miss Dawn Barnes; “ God Will Help." by girl* of tha primary depart­ ment; "Candle* For Jesus," boys of the primary department; "Away In A Manger," aung by the Cherub Choir; "His Messengers," by In­ termediate boys and girls; "Gifts for the King," junior girls; "The Carolers," a short play, by the Junior Choir end stories o f the carols and how they were written related by Rev. Darwin Shea and sung by a quartet made up of Dar­ lene Shea, Jim Alles, Bob Eatei ami David Piatt. The program was directed by David Pratt who was assisted by Mr*. James Birkheimer and bliss Barnes. White gifts o f food snd toy* were placed beneath a tree fur later distribution to ■ needy fain ily. Following the program each child attending received a slock Ing filled with candy. Longwood Man Completes Study MISS WYNN ADAMS, center, wa* crowned Sweetheart of the Ball at the Chuluota Teen Club’a unnunl Christmas formal held last Thursday even* ing at the Lake Catherine Inn. With her u» she receives the arm bouquet of ruse* are Mias Dianne Murphy, left, and Mine Alice Fox, extrema right, both runnerd-up for the honor. Mark Garvin, her escort for the evening, id at her right. (Jone* Photo) Lcdr. Gene R. Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stewart of Longwood. was a member of tba Dec. 20 graduating class from the Navel Postgraduate School at Monterey, Calif. Stewart had been attending the general line and navel science school for the peat nine-and-one- THREE I.ITTLE NALLS poso with the atamlinjj plaque deHignatinK their home the December Garden o f the Month in North Orlando. The children of Mr. anil Mrs. Donald Nall o f 31 N. Third St., are from left. Lisa, Kenny and Pam. (Herald Photo) North Orlando Club Picks Garden O f Month By MONA GR1NSTEAD The North Orlando Garden Club chose Mr. and SI rs. Donald Nall's attractively landscaped home at 31 N. Third St. for ita December Garden of Ihe Month Award, Neat mid well-kept the year 'round an abundance of colorful shrubbery was chosen with nn eye to the few montha after winter has nipped tho area. Along tho front block wull arc planted elephant ears, double pink geraniums, cro­ tons and Allamundn before n set­ ting of lush, thick evergreens while bark of the wall n hauanu tree adds n tropical touch. Color is brought to the right side of the house by bushes of snow on the mountain, hibiscus, miniature carnations, shrimp plants and poinsettias ami ciotons add their color to the front fence. To the left und fronting tho screened Florida room added to the home by Nall aiv yel­ low-tip ligustruiiia while in front of the houre are hibiscus, crotons, Kiiidenius, miniature curnutions and a jasmine covered trellis. An­ other trrllla, tho handiwork of Mrs. Null, greets visitors in the entranccwuy with Its fragrant honeysuckle vine. The luwn. planted In St. August­ ine g l a s s , hns interval ptuntings of Australian Oak uml Brazilian pep­ per In bed* o f pebbles which add to tho trimneax of the overall vj.peamnee. A Chinese Elm centers the front luwn with a small garden doll ut it* side. The back luwn has been fenced for the protection o f the Nall’s three children, Pum, nine, Kenny, seven snd Lisa. It! months. Join­ ing the children in play there is the family pet dog, Patrick. Growing lin e arc fruit trees the hack and left and along the right lawn are Turk* caps, avocado trees and oilier specimen plants. An ear tree which stands amidst a colorful bed of periwinkles and geraniums renters the back lawn and already In giving shade, Mr*. Nall (Betsy) la chairman of tlie Garden Club's telephone committee and is an active partic­ ipant in all club projects. Don la a staff sergeant in the U. S. Air Forre and ii stationed ut the Or­ lando liase. ilia hobbles are gardening and repairing or remodeling household articles while Betsy love* to sew und makes mo*t of her clothes and those of her daughters. All bcls of the family take part In the gardening, even small Lisa who tits in her swing while the other* do the actual work. • The family is active in civic, so­ cial and church organizations in North Orlando und ulwnys Is ready to lend a hand when there's a job to he done by any group. Mayor-Elect Announces Plans By JANE CASSELBERRY Carl C. Stoddard, Casselberry mnyor-clcct, announced today that wnen he takes office in January^ he will be in the Municipal Build­ ing for one hour each day, .Mon­ day through Friday, to talk with citizens who have problems or suggestions. Exact times will bo announced, lie said. ltu also reported that lie but mode up a complete list of the committee recommendations to be presented for approval by tlie Board of Aldermen at the Jan. -JR meeting, Uie first of the new year. In addition, lie says that it is his desire to streamline the town's monthly business sessions by re­ questing that ail items to bo pre­ sented to the board be submitted m advance in writing. Casselberry Club Plans Meetings ® By JANE CASSELBERRY Member* o f the Casselberry Women's Club will meet nt 8 p. m. next Wednesday in the clubhouse on Overbrook Dr. for their month­ ly business session. At thu Jail. 17 social meeting of the club, Wt-bb Watt will be guei^R speaker talking on the subject, "Communism In Your Country." Hostesses for this occasion will be .Mrs, Tom Hueston, Mre. Bryan Foster and Mr*. Fred Mayhew. Children's Party Opens Weekend Festivities For Noriii Oriando Festivities in the Village of North Orlande for the Christina* weekeitd got underway early last Friday evening when Kira Ctilef Bob Stephenson, assisted by a group of teenage boys, treated all the youngsters to a tide on the fir* truck before going to the Village Hall where Santa was to visit. Expected to arrive at 8 p. m„ cld Rents slipped In early and wus at the Hell by 7 p. m. with bags of candy, balloons, orangrs and toys for tome 400 boy* and girls. Another big attraction of th* party was the fireworks display sat oft and directed by members o f the volunteer firs department. On Saturday night a group of teenage girls gathered for carol. Ing and were received by many residents with refreshments of candy, soft drinks and rookies. Tha girl* returned to tho home of Mrs. Mona Grinatead to close th* evening with « party and refresh­ ments of hot chocolate, marshmal­ low* und homemade cookies server by Uipir hostess uml leader o f th* evening. Seventeen boys and girls o f th* North Orlando -4-II Club went caroling on Christmas Eva ami afterward* went to the home < 4 their club leader, Mrs. ltcvcr'.Krecek, for dancing and refresh, merits. Assisting Mr*. Krecek for the party were Mr*. Shiiley Ryan, Mrs. Lera IIarris and Mr*. Paulin* Eleven*. Adults o f the community were invited ti> o;>en house at the North Orlando Co, offices last Friday afternoon fo r seasonal refresh­ ments served by officials and e i £ ploye* of the company who acted as hosts and hostesses for the oc­ casion. , Among those greeting guest* were Mayor and Mr*. Frank Fnsula, William Deutach, BIB Har­ ris, Clarence Memory, Jack Sut­ ton, Charlie Wilson, Mrs. Loi* Strickland, Arthur Rhodes, Bu­ ford Region end Johnnie B ow cu^ �/ I Friday Again; Stores Are Open Tonight Cooperation Pays In Industry Here WEATHER: Frost and freeze warning; fair nnd continued cold Saturday; high today 48-56; low tonight 28-36. VOL. \ According to the Sanford Atlanllc National Hank’ * time and temperature chart, Thursday's temperature dropped a chilly six degre-* in about live minutei around 10:30 a. m., Mr*. Betty Spencer, clerk at Boumiilat and Anderson's report*. * * • t 4 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 855 C (EDITORS NOTE: With Around - the • flock Columnist Larry Vrrsbel enjoying a well, earned vacation over the holi­ day!, the Herald Stair will pinch hit for him.) y 63 All Florida Shivers In Cold Blast Winter Crops Threatened By Icy Mercury MIAMI (UPI) — Temper­ atures dipped toward freez­ ing across Florida njrain to­ day. threatening winter crops! anti sending tourists digging i to the bottom of suitcases for The Rotary Club will not meet Monday, either. Dr. Phil West- their Northern wraps. Ttipre will he no meeting o( the |Jmerican Legion thin week due to the holiday*, according to pait commander Bob Mahan. * • • gate president ha* announced. • • • Kiwanian* will hold their an­ nual dinner and installation cl a c w officer* at the Shrine Club Wednesday at T p. m. with the ladies present (or the ceremonies. Retiring president Jim Grant will hand Ihr gavel to Kd Klrchhoif. • • • The Lion* Club will have its usual meeting at the Capri lor lunch Tuesday, but PC George Hughe* ha* no program planned. • • • Art Beckwith, clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court announce* tint the Clerk * Office in theCourthouie will b* open until noon Saturday, ao that legal instrument* may be filed. Homeowner* who have bought their home during 1961 must have their warranty deed recorded before noon Saturday in order to qualify for homestead exem ption next year. • • • • The Sanford Atlantic Bank wa* erroneously quoted a* bidding two and a half percent on the coun­ ty’ * surplus fund* in Thursday's Herald. Actually there was a two and a half percent bid, which was tor a period up to 90 day*.How­ ever they did bid three percent, the same at the Florida State and ^jhe Cititcn’i Bank of Oviedo for •the per annum rate. Our apologiei, Mr. Bauman. E. C. Harper Jr. head of the merchant'* diviikm of the C. of C. close* out hi* year in thi* responlibilily with one more Frid»y night of shopping. Harper pioneered the “ open til nine1' deal in August on * trial ba*ii to *ce gwhat tiie shopper'* response would " lie . Barring competition from Fri­ day night football game*, business wa* very good. We hope the new dlviiion held continue* the prac­ tice. It'f * wonderful help for working men *nd women, ** well a* student* and those who don't drive. • • • Organizational meeting of the f^City Com million will be held Tuesday to select the new mayor and seat the re-elected members of the City Commission. • • • In deference to the Sunday liquor laws, many night spot* and private clubs are planning New Year's parties for the day before, Saturday. What happens when the clock strikes midnight? Ij . • • The city's new soning ordinance ia part of an overall comprehen live eity plan which waa recently completed by profeaaional planner George Simons, reveal* City Man­ ager W. E. Knowles. Tlie last time the commission passed on a soning ordinance waa Dec. 26, 1*44. * ” * * * Apologiea are in order to Sid RiChtrd who ia the Public Wur'..» director for the city. Planning and Building official, "F oot*" Yelvlngton was erroneously given the 1>W title. (Hurry back, V enhell) • • • City Mgr. Knowlca aaid the error in RlChard'a title wa* due to the fact that he hat only been ^ w ith the city for M yesr*. "After 40 years KiChard will be consider­ ed a permanent city employe," quipped Knowles. • • • Finance Directo. HenryTamm Jr, hat a alight case of laryngitis acquired over the holidayi. It was reported that Tamm was teen doing aomc eztensive bike riding in the cold wintery weather during ®Ahe holidays. Floridians shivered in such unSunshine State temperatures Thursday night as 23 at Tallahas­ see, 27 at Gainesville. 29 at Pcnsa. cola, 23 it Jacksonville, and 31 at Daytona Reach. At Homestead south o f Miami, the low was 31. Miami's chilliest reading waa 41, the same as In St. Petersburg, and it was 38 in Palm Beach and only 40 at Fort Myers on the Gulf Coast, frequent­ ly recorded as the warmest city of the day in U. S. Weather Bu­ reau roundups. The cold temperatures were ac­ companied by chilly winds. Small craft warnings for winds up to 35 miles per hour were raised along both coasts of the peninsula until (Ids morning. The cold night cim e on the heels of a warm day, intensifying its bite, Miami waa the warmest city In the nation Thursday, Uic U. S. Weather Bureau aaid, with a high reading of It. Weathermen centum!-' cold tonight imfrperhaps a nippy New Year's weekend leading up to the Orange Bowl football game here Monday. The second cold front of the week swept over the state Thurs­ day and the cold air behind It settled in during the night. It cut short ■ warmup that brought sun-hatted tourist* out In drove* after a Christmas Day cold anap cleared the beaches and dropped temperature* below freez­ ing in suburbs south of Miami. The severest cold came Tuesday morning and damaged tender truck crop* and some young cit­ rus plants. But the overall frost damage was slight, agricultural officials reported, and the slate'a multi-million dollar citrus crop wasn’t seriously hurt. The thermometer climbed back toward normal Wednesday, and by Thuraday Miami Beach'* sea­ shore and occanside hotel pools were crowded again wilb sun* bathers. The new cold front whistled Into Miamt Just before nightfall, and hy Isle evening the mercuryhad dropped into the &0'a. Bomb Plotters Get Suspended Terms JACKSON, Miss- (UPI) — U. S. District Judge Sidney Mis# Thura­ day gave suspended prison sen­ tences to two former labor union official* who pleaded guilty to charges they ronaplred to dyna­ mite telephone installation!. The defendants were J a m e s Shelby of Silver Spring. Md„ for­ mer assistant vice president of the Communication! Woikars o f Amer­ ica, and Charles G. Perry, former president o f the CWA local here. They were charged with conspir­ ing to dynamite Southern Hell Telephone Co. installations her* six years ago. Shelby and Perry, along with other union leaders, were convicted on tha charge* In 1956. Herald Index Page 9 Bridge ....... Page 1U A 11 Classified Page 10 Comici — Pag* 9 Dear Abby — . Page 4 Editorial Entertainment . . . _ Pag* 9 Page 7 * 9 l-e g e ls ----- — Pag* 7 Puaale ._____ Society _ ----- _____ i Pag* • Per* « Sports .......... Pag* 2 Chur .lie, . An example of hovr cooperation of local bualnona and civic leader* to oatablinh industry in a locality can pay o ff waa ahown in Snnford Thuraday when the San­ ford Manufacturing Co. paid o ff tha balance of its loon. In 1057, 20 individunla, alonj? with the Florida State Bank, put up money to establish the manufactur­ ing concorn. It opened with n plant of 11,000 aquare feet nnd 50 employes. Today it hnn a plant of 26,000 aquare feot. 115 cmployoa nnd an nnnunl pay roll of $300,000. Yesterday aome $70,000 waa diatributed, including Intcreat, to tho Individuals, through tho bank. A letter front II. Edward Davis, assistant vice preaident o f Flo­ rida Sint* Rank, accompanied the payment. "The r*au1ta o f your cooperation are very intpreealve," the letter aaid- It diacuaaed the increase in plant nize, employes nnd pay roll and added: "Plana are now in progrcaa lor further expansion of the manufacturing facilities, which will result In another increase in employes.** 1962 Auto Tags To Go On Sale Here Tuesday nSLWA... 6 ‘ Heat’ Deaths RARA-SOTA (U PI) — SnrasoU counted Its sixth death of tutll Motor vehicle license plates for Thuraday from drinking a mixture 1962 will go on sale at the tag of canned heat and soft drinks, office tn the court house on Jan. I. tax collector John L. Galloway an­ SANTO DOMINGO, D. R. (U M ) nounced today. Galloway acts as agent for the Motor Vehicle Com­ Mobs hunted "government spies" In the s'*eets here Thursday in nn missioner. Galloway cells attention to the outbreak of rioltnr* that had antifact that at the last session of the Amrriran overtones. ‘Spies’ Hunted — -4 "W OW l IT LOOKS SO R E A L!" Two youngsters exclaim over the photo of an A3J while another boy la more in­ terval ed in the new baseball mitt he hna received. Six Sanford familiea were guests o f the Accy-Duecey Club, (First and Second Cluaa Navy men) just before .Christ* _ i _______ fi. 9* / „ , . mas, for a tour of the base, a sumptuous dinner at the Navy mess hall and a visit front St. Nick with gifts for everyone. Each family also received a generous food basket to help make the holidays bright. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) , - .:._____A t___ 9 . ___ ' i _______________ Suit M a y Hit Vote Laws In 6 States Two Persons Hurt In Two Accidents By United Preae International Voter registration laws of six Southern states were threatened by a ault filed Thuraday by tbe Justice Department which chal­ lenged as racial discrimination Louisiana’s requirement for voter* to interpret lb* Constitu­ tion. In addition to Louisiana, Ala­ bama, Georgia and Mistissippi alio require persona to be able 5 Children Killed In Apartment Fire RICHMOND, Ind. (U PI)--Five children were killed today when (lames swept Ihelr apartment. The mother of three of them was In a hospital giving birth to an­ other child. The dead were Identified aa Richard. 4, Pamela. 2, and Billy, I, children of Mrs. Marilyn Moore, who waa In tha hospital giving birth prematurely to a child at the time of the fire, and Mrs. Moore's two nephews, James, 4, and John Patterson, 2. The Patterson boy* were sons of Mrs. Thelma Patterson, a (is ter of Mrs. iloorc, who was stay­ ing with the children while their mother was in the hospital. It was Indiana's second multi­ ple fatality fire In 30 hour*. Four children and their mother were killed In a fire at Evansville, Ind., early Thursday. The children apparently had been sleeping on a nuttresa in the kitchen to keep warm during the bitter cold night. A fire of­ ficial said they probably suffo­ cated when the fire started. City Employes To Be Off Monday All city division* will observe Monday as a holiday. City Mgr. W. E. Knowles said today. The City Hall, Library and Civic Center wilt be closed on that date. There will he no refuse collection Monday, but the Street Division will piovide men and trucks to double up the refuse collection Tuesday. All departments will be back at work on Tuesday, Knowles said, emphasising that extra holiday* ro.t the city I 1,389.71 a day in salarirs. . to understand and give reasonable interpretations of any section in either state or federal Constitu­ tion. This It tomeihing that "even those learned In the law" have not been able to agree upon, the suit said. Tlie architect of the Louisiana law, former State Sen. William M. Rainach, once explained that Hie interpretation was a test of "native intelligence," not "book learning." One of hit aides ssid "ex|>criencet teadies . , , (hat most of our white people have this native intelligence, while must Ne­ groes do not." Survey Work On Boulevard Begun Slate Road Dept, engineers Thursday began to coordinate the county engineering surveys with their own surveys on tha Lake Mary Btvd. extension to Interstate 4, according to Carlton Bliss, county engineer. Rllts had earlier received a let­ ter "on SRD stationery" as re­ quested by Comm. John Fitzpat­ rick at a commission meeting, stating that county secondary fundi could lx used to acquire the rights of way for the road exten­ sion. Tlie board, which delayrd pro­ ceedings until the written word was received, has already for­ warded to the State Road Dept, the necessary resolution, enabling the state to acquire the necessary rights of way. "It haa never been Hie policy of the county to pay for rights of way," Bliss said. "This stalemates tha road program and Impedes progress for year* to com e." South Carolina has an amended form of this test. A person can vote there if be can show proof of ownership of property on which taxes have been paid. Otherwise, South Carolinians must read and write any section of tlie state Constitution to tho satisfaction of registration officials. In Virginia, voter registrants must pais the "blank sheet of paper" test. They must memorise the questions as well as Hie an­ swer* to lt> basic questions con­ cerning their name, age, etc. North Carolina also has a liter, acy test, hut It has been upheld as constitutional by federal courts. Isntlsian* /tty . Gen Jack Gre. million promised lo "fight to the utmost" when the suit come* to trial. Tlie sun said "the history of Hie interpretation test, the set­ ting of white political supremacy and racial segregation in which th« teal was adopted and is en­ forced . ." rendered the law inval­ id. Cabinet Planning Staff To Meet TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The llirce-man city planning staff of the State Cabinet will mei-l will) city officials early neat year to plan future development around the Capital Center. Committee member* are Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin, Comptroller Ray E, Green, and Secretary of State Turn Adam*. The city planning staff Ia work­ ing to complete a land use plan as part of an urban renewal pro­ gram. FSU Student Head Gets Assistant Weather Backs Florida State University student John Harley has been appointed ‘ Up Prediction special assistant to the Student MADISON, Wii. (UPI) — Gov. President Hobby Hyrd, it was i Gaylord Nelson Thursday aigned teemed today. Barley act* a* i into law a sales tax hill Just a t.aison Officer between Governor few minutes after his press sec­ Farris Bryant’s office and tha Uni­ retary aaid it would be a cold versity. day in Wisconsin brfoie a Demo­ A Florida State Junior majoring cratic governor would sign such in government in preparation for a measure. a legal career, Barley la vice pres­ The pres* secretary wasn't ident of Sigma Thi Epsilon frater- wrong— the temperature was 3 1 degrees below zero. tally- Two separate accident* Thurs­ day resulted in head anil facial Injuries to a man and a girl, FUP Trooper Hill Strlngfield re ported today, Thursday afternoon a sharp curve on Hie old Orlando highway, scene of many an accident, claimed another victim, when Ro­ bert Fisher, 13. NAS, failed to negotiate the curve near Ginder. ville, and his late model Volks­ wagen flipped over. Fisher was| charged with excessive speed. He was treated at the NAS Dispen­ sary for abrasion* of the bead and bruises. Damage to his ear was estimated at approximately *300. In a bnarre "return lo tha scene of the crim e", the cam* Volkswagen was turned over about a year ago in the same spot, by the woman from whom Fisher purchased Hie car, two days before hi* accident. In a second off-beat type of accident, a car being pushed be­ cause of a dead battery, crash­ ed into the wall of Hie atreen at Hie Movieland Drive-In Thealer Thuraday night, causing facial laceration* and bruises to Jane Carol Powell, 17, of 807 W. 20th St. -She was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital and released. Miss Powell was injured when she was thrown Into the wind shield and rear-view mirror ef the car, which waa being driven hy Maxie Cortez Finch, 22, a college student borne on vacation. No charges were filed In this accident, Trooper Stringfletd aaid. Kennedy Stresses Farm Program PALM BEACH, Fla. (U PI) — President Kennedy has ordered an increase in the administra­ tion's emphasis on (arm problems and plans to give unprecedented attention to agriculture tn his economic mesaage to Congress next year. This was reported by authorita­ tive source* today after Kennedy personally announced that he and Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman had finished work on what the Chief Executive de­ scribed as a "new agricultural program for iq* tw o s ." Florida legislature, laws were enacted raising the fee or eervice charge from 25 cents to 50 cents and eliminated " T " tags in 1362. All automobiles now currying " T " lags will carry " D " tags henceforth, the cost *of which 1* 110 plus 50 cents fee or a total of *10.50, "Owners of r a n now carrying T' lags are advised to bear this in mind when obtaining teg* Tor 1962," laid Galloway, Attention ii also called to tha fact that mail service la available tor Uiose who do not cere to cell at the Court House for tags. All that is necessary is to mail In (he 1961 regiitration card with remittance for the tag, plus 50 centa fee and 50 cent* mailing cost and the new tag wlU be mailed to you. As an example, ■ plain tag, bearing tbs county designation number 17, without any letter suf­ fix will cost 116 milled, and one with 1TW will cost *21, mailed. Tlie tag office will be open dally except Saturday* and Sundays from 9 a m. to * pm , beginning Jan. 2. Continued Use Of Air Strip Asked A representative of the Seminole Timing Aisn. appeared before the board of County Commlsiloner* Wednesday to ask for continued use of the Osceola air strip as a racing strip. He alio asked for in easement along the edge o( the atrip for the placing of power poles. Donald Smith told the commis­ sioners that Florida Power Co. had volunteered lo put In tlx light 'o’rs and the necessary apotllghts to make the atrip brightly lighted for the night race*. Tlie group has liven using a system of port­ able llghta which must bn trucked In from Miami for each race. Race* lake placa every second and fourth Saturday night* from 7:30 p.m. until midnight. Smith aaid that the association ia a non-profit organization with all gate receipts going toward the racing prices, lighting and other expenses. However, the hoard'a attorn*) Harold Johnson eald that the com ­ missioner* . have no authority to grant rlghta of way or permission to use the strip at this time, aa the negotiations for the buying of the atrip are aliil in progress and no clear till* rests with the com­ mission as ji t . The board advised Smith to check with Attorney Johnson to find out when negotiations are complete and then make another application. Fight In Katanga LEOPOLDVILLE (U PI)—Swed­ ish UN troop* took 14 Katangeae prisoner* In a gun battle near EUssbethville's native quar­ ter Thursday night, a UN spokes­ man said today. Fewer Strikes TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Flor­ ida had fewer labor strikes during 1901 than in any year since the end of World War II, Gov. Fan fa Bryant aaid today. Death Sentence RLANTYRK, Nyaaaland (U PI) — Four African men were sentenc­ ed z« bang jTiurHny for b^pilng •llva 'tw o v oin ss accused 4 "witch**." Bomb Threat WASHINGTON (U P I)—A tel*, phoned bomb threat today forced employ#* of the U. 8. Immigration and Naturalisation Service to evac­ uate Uicir government building foe the second tint* In two days. Brandt Hopeful BERLIN <UP1> — Mayor Willy Brandt today predicted new Com­ munist pressure against West Ber­ lin In 1962, but be said he faced the new year with cautious opti­ mism. ‘Corrupt’ Image CHICAGO (UPI) — Evangelist Billy Graham said Thursday that although Chicago is "not Ute wick­ edest city in the world," It* image ecross the globe is that of "a cor­ rupt, gangster-ridden city." French Act ALGIERS, Algeria (U P I)— The French ermy moved 30,000 “ loyal" troop* Into Algiers today to countrr f*ar* o f a renewed rightwing outbreak agalnat President Charles d* Gaulle's Algeria peace policies. Plane Kills 2 PADUA, Italy (U P I)— An )ta*. iau Air Force F80 Jet fighter crashed into a village farmhouse and burned near here Thursday, killing two children and Injuring 17 persona. First Campaign JACKSON, Mias. (UPII — Rob­ ert I~ T. Smith, Ut* first Krgro to run for Congress hare since re­ construction days, makes hit first television campaign speech here tonight. Hair Restorer An Accident DURHAM, England (UPI) — Cecil O'Rricn hopes his son, Rilly 13, can remember the ingredients of a "m a g ic" potion he created with hit chemistry set. O'Brien said he accidentally wiped his bald spot with aomr of tbe potion that aplUrd on a hand­ kerchief and now hair ia growing there. But Billy can't remember hit recipe. Crash Orphans 7 SPOKANE, Wash. (U P I> - Two young Air National Guard of­ ficers, with seven children be­ tween them, were killed lute Thursday when their F83 Jet light­ er plane ilammed into an area between two houses in a West Side residential area. J v V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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SILVER DUST BLUE 69' THERE'S NO LIQUID DETERGENT LIKE LUX' <9* OFF) & LUX LIQUID 3 ? 60‘ THE SOAP OF THE HOLLYWOOD STARS! 2 S ? 2] SO KIND TO YOUR HANDS <10* OFF) LIQUID SWAN £ THE ALL PURPOSE DETERGENT U S* OFF) NORTHERN'S VELVET SOFT TOILET TISSUE LIQUID ALL THE ACTIVE SOAP OF ACTIVE PEOPLfe! ESPECIALLY FOR AUTOMATIC WASHERS MAKES YOUR DISHES SPARKLE <10* OFF) LUX SOAP 2 % 21' 2 K 3T THE PROVEN BEAUTY CARE! 5< LUX SOAP FOR GENTLENESS AND MILDNESS TRY y ran �* Increased Effort To Get Industry OKd City Votes $1500 More For C. O f C. fyjU VA ... BRIEFS Form Shipping Firm TOKYO (UPI) — Communist China and Albania have signed an agreement creating a joint ^tipping company, the New China new* agency said today. Puppy Born Green BATHGATE, Scotland (UPI) David Moran said Unlay his 3year-old labrador dog, Judy, gave birth Christmas Eva to a litter of six gold-colored puppies and one green one. J)ies In Fall MOUNT BALDY, Calif. (U PI) A 16-vear-old high school gymnast lost his footing while climbing Mount Baldy Tuesday and tum­ bled more than 1,600 feet to his death. He was Mike Dressier of Los Angeles. WEATHER: Warmer today and tonight; high in mid-70«; low in mid-50». VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 27. 1961 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 853 Arrests Smash Seminole Crime Ring Rollins Courses To Begin Here Next Month Five Suspects Held In Theft, Burglaries Rules On Walk A major crime wave of burg­ SILVIS, 111. (UPI) — Farmer laries and thefts In Seminole Coun£laym end Cabry, 33, rode his ly was solved over the holidays as horse to town because he thought law enforcement agencies com­ a nine-inch snowfall made driving pleted a crime ring investigation loo hazardous. Cabry was charged reiulting in Ihc arrest of five im ­ Tuesday wllh Improperly using a pacts. revelled Seminole County sidewalk for a bridle path. Sheriff J. L. Hobby Tuesday night. Tlie five atteged lawbreaker* were charged with felonies rang­ NEW YORK (U PI)—Fire in a ing from breaking and entering lo fashionable residential hotel over­ robbery in a six weeks Investiga­ looking Central Park killed three tion reaching a conclusion on Dec. p e r s o n s early today. Nine other 23. A considerable amount of persons, including seven firemen, stolen property haa been recov­ were injured in the blaze at the 17- ered. said Sheriff Hobby. story Mayflower Hotel. Charged with breaking and en­ tering on three counts in connec­ tion with recent looting of several VIENTIANE. Laos (U PI)—The St. Johns River Eitates were: leaders of Laos' neutralist and Secbert Sexton, 22. and John R. pro-Communist fictions arrived Johnson, 22, both of Orlando. Both here today to discuss (he forma­ men are being held in Ihe Sem­ tion of a coalition government inole County Jail on 32.000 bond ®snd bring peace to thla war-torn pending court hearing. jungle kingdom. Other suspects held ara James Erwin Lyons, 38, on a 33,000 bond and Robert L, White, 23. on a DETROIT (U P l) - Frederic G. 32.300 bond in connection with a Donner, General Motors board flora burglary In Chuluota and chairman, believes ths auto Indus­ cattle theft in Geneva. James Ruatry will have its second best year aell McKcniie, 33. a third person in history in 1962 with sales of charged with the eattle theft, was more than seven million cars and released on 33.000 bond. ^ on e million trucks. Discovery of the theft ring which ,wa* beyifved operating in tho Orangc-detmnole County araa SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. for acme time waa the culmination (UPI) — A v om in who braved of a long surveillance and investi­ flames at least twice lo help res­ gation by the Orlando Police Dept, cue her eight children and inval­ with cooperation of the Seminole id husband was In critical condi­ and Orange County Sheriff Depta, tion today in County General Hos­ and Constable Kelsey of Oviedo. pital. * * * € lO * + (EDITOR'S NOTE: With Around - the - Clock Columnist I*rry Verthel enjoying a wellearned vacation over Use holi­ days, Ihe Herald Stall will pinch hit for him.) • • • City Manager W. K. Knowles an­ nounced construction of a six-inch water main out to Delmar Cabinet Company's new industrial site at Ihe corner of Country Club Road and Lake Mary Road. Cost esti­ mate fur the job la right around 35,600, • • • 3 Die In Fire Laos Peace Talks Predicts Top Year Fights For Life •Search For Body NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) OUiclala today planned to lift the fire-blackened ruins of the Max­ well House for the body of an elderly guest feared to have died In flames which ravaged the century-old structure Christmas night. Cuts Gold Deficit f WASHINGTON (UPI) The ^United States lost 3960 million in gold and dollars through foreign trade transactions in the first nine months of 1961, compared with a deficit of nearly 32.3 bt|. lion in lha same period of la at year, according to the Commerce Department. •Russia To Replace Amiable Menshikov WASHINGTON (UPI) — Mikhail (Smiling Mike) Menshikov, Rus­ sia's amiable ambassador to ths United States since 1931, appar­ ently will be replaced neat week. Sources said today his succes­ sor will be Anatoli Dobrynin, a 42 -year-old career diplomat wbo is now head of the American sec­ tion of the Russian Foreign Min­ istry in Moscow. There was no immediate offi­ cial confirmation of the shift. Menshikov, wlioie arrival end­ ed a long string of glum, furtivelooking ambassadors from HuaA j i a , will leave Washington Jan. 3, at the end of hi* term, sources said. He ia reported to have ar­ ranged a reception Friday night to say goodbye to the Washington diplomatic corps. Dobrynin is aaid to be energetic and. since he is a good deal younger than Die 39-year-old Men­ shikov, possibly better equipped to deal with the New Frontier. C Holiday Toll 525 Across Nation DEERSLAYER father and son combination ore Tom Speer (loft) nml Aljry Speer (rl^ht) Jn hunting garb an they proudly display their record bag for the aeA»on two bucko, nine and ten points, and two gobblcm. Aljty got his nine-point with a Winchester 243 mounted with a Lyman H p o w e r scope at 253 yards; Tom, his ten point at 150 yards with a Roberts 257 with four power scope. (Herald Photo) A new central telephone and in­ formation renter la being installed in City Hall today, with plans to organize communication facilities throughout the building. Public Work* Director "Foot*'' Yelvington was seen supervising the job early this morning. • • • Trouble with youngsters using HU guns was rrported by city police today alter they were asked to investigate some 30 lights and reflector* being shattered at the ilotor Convoy Station on French Avenue, • • • fortunately, Ihe extension was City Police scared away an un­ parsed just before congress ad jmirned for the year," said Mil' known number of burglary sus­ pects early this morning at tlie wee. A & IV Root Beer Stand. Damage "W e were counting on that to a pinball machine and cigarett money, which la to b* used for stolen were reported hy police, * • • current expenses, ami had allowed Seminole County Agricultural for it in Ltia budget. We have Agent Cecil Tucker'* Office re­ alio applied for further fundi, ported that exlemlve frost dam­ Ulidor another law to lie used fur age was found throughout the building and adding rooms lo our county in Hi* last few days. Tlie schools which are now on double temperalure recorded in Seminole session," ha added. County bit a low of 31.5 degrees. • # • Tlie winners of the Jaycee Chrirtmaa Parade awards will re­ ceive their prizes at tlie noon meeting of the Jaycees it the Civic Center Thursday. Die Jayrees will also hear a talk by C. K. McCord, Juvenile counselor CLEVELAND, Ohio (U PI) — A on the need for Juvenile counsellaundry worker need this morn­ ing in semmole County. ing, went on a wild shooting spree • • • today, killing his former boss and Seminole High'* Dun Harvey wounding two oilier persona before was named to the 16lh Annual Lit­ lie was killed by police. tle Alt Stale Foutball Tram spon­ Police said ilij t Spencer Payne sored by tlie Miami Herald, it was walked onto 111* aecond floor revealed Tuesday, Harvey was of tlie Ohio Overall Cleaning Co. nsmrd to first string teams in both and began alioollng. About 200 All State and Lillie All State to persons were on tlie floor when take another ‘ 'first” for the 1961 the shooting began, and II of Seminole griddrrs. them needed hospital treatment • I • fur shock. The Seminole County Sheriff’ s Police said that Gerald Connol- Department reported that there ly, the plant safety director, was wric no holiday traffic accidents tho first man Payne shot. Ills con­ handled by Hie county over the dition was reported as fair. Christmas weekend. City police re­ Police said Payne also wounded ported three accidents. The Flor­ Arthur J. Ponds, assistant treas-| ida Highway Patrol reported sia urrr of the company, in tlie laun*) accidents with three persons in­ dry warehouse before tie left. jured oecuring in Seminule County Payne fled from tlie laundry in over tlie holiday weekend, a car. He was shot to death by a • • • patrolman a short distance from One of the most unusual gift* re­ the laundry after he forced two ceived for Chriatmaa was the large women to drive him away. new American 30 star flag given Detective Frank D'Imperiu aaid to the Michael Caoloi by Mrs. Ger­ that Payne shot and killed hit trude Dingirlder. The Hag was ac­ former boss, Hoy A. lloge, «6. in companied by an original poem an upstair* shirt finishing room. written by Mr*. Dingfelder extoll­ $ 1 6 9 ,0 2 0 For Seminole Schools Seminole County haa a tentative grant of 3169.020 for the fiscal year of 1962 under ths Impacted area taw, Cong. Sul Herlong an­ nounced today. The tentalve entitlement waa approved by (lie U.S. Department o f Health, Education and Welfare and la baaed on Increasing school need* because of the naval air station and the influx ol military dependents, according to Strpt. R. T, Milwer, lie laid that thla GROVELAND (UPI) — A car, figure ia a little more than had five tractor trailer trucks, and been received in the past. Of this amount 3116,623 la be­ four pickup trucks piled up on foggy State Road SO here this morning, killing at least four per­ sons and injuring several more. "The car hit one of the pickup truck* and then the others piled up behind them on both aides,” the Highway Patrol said. "Then it all caught fire." WEST PALM BEACH IUPIV— The patrol said ths victim* were Two young men from prominent not Identified Immediately. families quarreled Tuesday night "W e can't identify them, that's at a po»l-Christm*i party here how bad they're burned," the and one stabbed live other lo Orlando Patrol Station said. death, deputies reported. Tba patrol aaid it had not yet Witliam le e Puckett, 20, a stu­ determined how many persons dent at Palm Beach Junior Col­ wera hurt. lege and member of a Belle Glade Six Highway Patrol cars, four farming family, was charged with Lake County aherill's cars, and second degree murder in the six volunteer fire department unite death of Albert Rosario Rossodlfrom Clermont and Grovcland vita, 18. ol Minalapan. sped to the wreck scene at the Deputies said the two arrived east city limits of Grovcland. about 11:20 p. m. in different cars Heavy fog was blamed for the at the home of Human Ruduff, a accident, which happened about local clothier, in the Sunset Homes 3 a.m. The wreckage burned for section of West Palm Beach, more than an hour. where about 14 young people were having a party. They quarreled and began light­ ing about 10 minutes after they arrived, drputies said, and Puckett pulled a pocket knife and stabbed Roosodivlta in the sto­ mach. BERLIN (U P I)—The East Ger­ The cause oi tin quarrel was man Communista announced today not disclosed. Puckett lied alter that three men have been sentenc­ the slaying and uaa picked up ed to prison for trying to help re­ later in his ear. Police said he fugees escape to West Berlin. had signed a statement admitting The official Communist news the slaying. agency (A IN ) Identified one of them as a W o t Berlin student, Klaus Dialer Minx, 21, and said an East German court had sen­ tenced him to four year* in jail, CARUTHERSVILLE, Mo. (L T D AIN said Andreas Stabler, 28, a —A 34-year-old ex-convirt haa ad­ Swiss bask employ* received a mitted the rape-staying of a pretty two-year nine-month sentence, end high school class president and the that Wolfram Wurche, 20, an East killing o f her earort with a stolen Berlin student, was sent to prison shotgun. for three and one-half years. First degree murder warrants 4 Persons Killed In Hwy. 50 Crash Palm Beach Youth Stabbed To Death East Berlin Reds Sentence Three CHICAGO (U P I)— A final tabulatlon today showed 62S persona died In traffic accidenta over the Restore Relations Chriatmaa holiday and the Nation­ BRUSSELS (U PI) — Belgium al Safety Council estimated tome end the Congo restored diplomatic 33U more persona might be killed relatione today afler a 11-month ^du rin g Use New Year'a weekend. break, is waa announced. City Commissioner* all agreed progress" and said that he consid­ Tuesday night that efforts to get ered money spent on luring busi­ industry for Sanford must I* sup­ ness "an Investment that bring* ported, but they were divided, 3 money Into circulation, pula taxes lo 1, on one proposal of how to in our coffer* and.creates a cli­ mate of progress so others will do It. Tlie commission met to discuss com e." a request that tin Chamber of Commerce advertising budget he increased 31.300 beginning with the 1963-64 budget. Tlie request was made in an effort to itrengh. ten th* local area's bids for in­ dustries amid heavy competition from other locations. Three commissioner* approved live grant of tha added fundi to the chamber for the purpose of Two undergraduate residence encouraging industry to locale college courses of the Rollins Col­ here, but Mayor Joe Baker and lege School of General Studies will Commissioner J. II. Crapps oppos­ be offered in January at Scminola ed it. High School night course*. They Raker said he felt that such mat­ ter* should not b* handled with tax money, but through such an organisation aa tlie new BanfordHc mmole Development Commit­ tee on a alrictly business basil, “ I felt that the organization of this committee waa a great step for the community and believed that it would b« Just the thing to get industry tn, and I Uilnk that it will be a stronger organization If tlie city stay* out of the pic­ ture," naker told a group repre­ senting the Chamber of Commerce and tlie Development Committee. "I feel that this la strictly ■ business proposition and should nut involve tax money paid in by all our people," lh« mayor aaid. Ilakrr requested the city attor­ ney to glva him a ruling on tlir legality of such contribution! by PROF. SAUTE Ihe city to tha chamber. C rann dissented for a dif­ ferent reaaon, saying that he be­ V* , lieved the city should nut he asked in advanct lor funds before tlie actual need for them waa at hand. "Y ou'r* asking for money be­ fore anything else happen*.'' he said. Commissioner Earl Higginbo­ tham. who finally mad* th* mo­ tion to approve the increase in funds subject to the review of the commission, aaid ''tlie Cham­ ber of Commerce la Just an or­ ganization of all ui individuali and wiiat It doea benefits ua all." Higginbotham backed up his support of Hie 31.500 increase with a personal nourish. Slapping 3100 on Uie table, lie laid “ either go ahead and concur wills the chamber request or get DR. DUAUIK 14 mure lo match that. . , we've got to support It." will b# English 101G, (English Commissioner Tom MacDonald composition and literature) and supported the fund Increase with Math 101G (collcg* algebra). In­ the view that Hie county needs structors will be Dr. Patricia to make a great effort to gel In­ Drablk and Prof. George Saute. dustry to bo'vter (lie tax base. Dr. Drabik, a Sanford resident, "W e need to got more commer­ ia a member of Uie Rollins faculty, cial asscasmenti on Hie tax roll and holds an M. A. degree from and make a more stable Ux base Bradley University and a Ph. D. so we can provide more ic'iools (rum the Univeriity of Illinois. and other facilities,'’ McDonald Saute, who will inatruct lha al­ explained. gebra cla n la director of th* Commissioner A! Wilson said he School of General Studies at Rol­ Hvought tlie expenditure of funds lins. A graduate of Brown Uni­ to encourage induatry "is a darn­ versity, ha haa studied abroad at ed good investment If we can Hie universities of Brussels and get the in lo come lie re. An in­ Cotlingen and ha* taught at West­ dustry located on land where we ern Reserve University tn Clovenow have nothing is worth spend­ land. before coming to Hollins. Ha is a member of Pill Beta Kappa ing for." he said. Chamber of Commerce man­ and Sigma XI fraternities. I'rof, Saute will be available ager John Krlder presented Hie request for the additional lunds at Seminole High School Jan. • In the upcoming budget and from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. for regiastressed that "everything we try (ration and counseling of applica­ to get is a difficult battle because tions. Naval Air Station personnel may all the other Florida cities are obtain Info rmallon and regiatrafighting fur industry. “ The money sjwnt in gelling tion forms from Mrs. Winifred these IndiHlr cs comes back in Scolt, per* ttnol management as­ Hie form of taxes, It's not giving sistant of the Industrial Relations anything away," Krlder told the Dept, at NAS. Prospective students from tha commission. Clifford McKibbin, president o! community may ohtaiu forms aud the development group, explained information train E. S. Douglaaa, the current need for assisting in- Seminole County director of Vodustry and said "money brought rational and Adult Education at In by lliese businesses is new the school administration building money which mure than replaces on Commercial Avc. in Sautord. any we spend getting them bare, "The city has go to like a long view on this and hrlp present a positive program to industrial rage S Bridge . ~.~- „ people," he said. ..... .... Page l l Claaiijfied S. J. Davis Jr. quoted from Ihe ___..... Page 10 Comiin . comprehensive plan drawn up lor Page H Dear Abby __ _ the city by planner George Simons Page it Editorial to point out that each new in­ Page tf Entertainment dustry tn a community brings a Legal* ............. ..... ...... Page 10 certain percentage of new Jobs, . . _ Page 10 Puitle new incomes, new bank deposits, Society* i ------ ------- Page H new auto license purchase* and _____ Page 4 Sports other taxes. Davis compared appropriations of Daytona Brach and other cities. 1 9 S t s l t C D c u t l l S in this area for attracting Indus-1 TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Th* try to balance tbe economic pic- Stat* Highway Patrol today listlure and laid "tha leadership of rd 19 deaths during the 78-hour the community mual contribute long Chriatmaa weekend which to th* effort to get Induatry." ended at midnight but there have George expressed u-vui gv Tuuhy ivuh; T3|>i3Viru Hie iiiv timi been additional death* tint* tha opinion that "progress attracts^ period closed. Confesses Attack Slaying Of Girl were issued late Tuesday for James Williams, • Negro farm laborer paroled just three mnnths ago from the Missouri penitentiary alter serving three years of a fiveyear term loj^ felonious assault. ing certified for Immediate pay­ ment to the heininulc County Scbool board. "We did not know whether live law, which had expired, would be extended by the Congress, but Cat Burglar Believed Caught Two Lake Mary men. ons belisv•d to bt Sanford's notorious eat burglar, havs been apprehended on charges o f breaking and anlrring and rubbery and are being held in the Seminole County Jail under bond of 3S.00O, Sheriff J. L. Hobby stated last night. Eugene G r a e n l a a f , 23, and Charlea Robert Hrtdgeman, 22, both o f Lake Mary, wera arrested In Jaekaonvlll* by the Duval Sheriffs Department on routine investiga­ tion and were returned to Sanford on Dec. IHlh on warrant! Imurd by the Seminole County Sheriffs De­ partment. "Gresnieaf had been under sus­ picion for quits some time as being a poasible rat burglar suspect by lha Sheiiff* Dept.,1' said Sheriff Hobby, "and only a matter of time was involved until he was caught.1' The two men ware charged Joint­ ly with a gunpoint robbery of H. II. Ilurhanan of West First Street, several months ago and an alleged burglary attempt at the tame resi­ dence recently. When apprehended, the men had in their possession two wpa|xir.s, a .32 ralllier revolver and a .32 caliber pistol. Minister Beaten And Burned Alive BROOKLYN. Mich. ( U P I ) - A retired Methodist minister was beatrn unconscious, bound and then burned alive Tuesday in the bedroom of his rural home near here. Firemen answering an alarm discovered live body of the Rev. Roy Decker, 72, Tecumaeb, Mich. It was covered by a smoldering blanket and rubbish. The handi were tied behind the hack and a ball peen hammer, believed to be the weapon used to beat the elder­ ly minister, was on the floor near the body. An autopay showed Docker suf­ fered a heart attark after he was beaten and linn probably suffo­ cated whan lha fan was started. Fired Employe Kills His Boss See New Kuwait Crisis Brewing LONDON (U P D -A new Kuwait crisis appeared to be brew­ ing today following warnings by the British Defense Ministry of "increased tensions" in (he Mid­ dle East and London newspaper report* of air and aes alerts for British servicemen. One newspaper, (he Dally Mall, said Iraqi troops were m using on lha Kuwait border and report­ ed (hat 7.hno British troops fn the Middle East had been alerted for * potash)* arm*. ing patriotism, lave ol country and pride in our national emblem. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO SPORTS­ MEN: Sanford Hunter* Algy and “Dim Speer allot their big holiday nine and ten point bucks and two tur­ keys somewhere near Christmas, Florida Fxartly where can only he left up to speculation. • • a Who waa the guy in south San­ ford who lold Ida next door neigh­ bor Christinas Day that there was no need to uaa antifreeze Is San­ ford and then woke up (hla morn­ ing to find a nice big crack In his engine block. Herald Index <■ �•- The four students who made contained the nam ti of nts, according to Hugh all “ A’a" were Linda Malloy, Stefany Wcstgate, Peggy Bower and Elizabeth Evans, Seventh gradsrs who made the top grades were Christina Aim-' girst, W. B. Beasley, Lamar Ox*' ford, Charles Pigott, Iran Simon,: Dick Stolpe, Tcdd Wagner, Forreitlne Allison, Mary Allison, Don­ na Ashby, Lucile King, Beth Mot- gan,' Vickie Nobles, Luura Kaye Dw-.ght Smith, Michael Vcntch, Watson, Sharon Weir, Mark Ba- Dianne Roun, and Kathy Sloan. Eighth and nintii grade students born, Cynthia Hunt, trance* Jar­ rell, L.nda Miner, Jay McCracken, who had all “ A s " and “ B 's" on Wayne Forgu.on, I’ atay Owens, tlielr report cards were Jimmy Barks. Brenda Bennett, Ann But­ Kathy MoOTe, Susan Nelson. Also Linda Perkins, Sali c Pet­ ler, Josh Chave. Bill Crowell, erson, Wanda Nelson, husan Day, Chal Crowell, Paula Elam, Scott Higgins, Donna Howland, Cheryl Mary Suc.Malsin, Patricia MarJanes, Ered Melanie. Pam Meri­ aaita, Laura Anne Carlson, Rich- wether, Dannv Mltko, Biteky ard Goers*, William llalhack. Smith. -0-YEAR CLEARAN Rink Attracts Adults And Young Skating Rink Dream Come True roller rink at Longwood, where they ware part owners. Best was formerly purchasing agent for A. Duds and Sons for IB years. C la im in all p b s m of skating will ba held a t the naw rink, on schedules which will be published and are available at tha rink. In­ struction will ba given by Bast and by Mri. Dottle Rockwall, a Navy wife who le a former mem­ ber of tha Skating Vanities, which PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWERI NO TELEPHONE CA LLS... PLEAS El K Is not necessary to phono. Wo hovo the tiros for YOUR cor. Drive In end see for yourself! of a kind mngstera and a professional cup. who will perform figure id dance skating. Thera will be I admission charge for spa cl a ra and regular skating, at ragar prlcai will prevail from t g p.m. and from T to 11 p.m. The entire B u t family, Shealy id Emmeline Bait, daughter latia, 16, a junior at Seminole gh, and ll-year-old Chuck, an |hlh grader at fit. Lukas School filavla, participate In the acItlaa at the rink and are active tha skate business. Voung Chuck and Sheala have en skating almost every day for i past four yaara and are acmpllshed amateur ikaleri. The rger work! of dance and figure sling, skate racing and rollrr ckay la a national sport, and ire are profession si skate teatna ilch compare with Ico skating as d iu lln g display of talent and lining. rha Bella are local people, the i t family being long time, railnts of Lake Mary. Mri. Best ii a Thurston before her mariga and both Mr. and Mri. Best landed Sanford school!. They va been associated for tha past SHEALA CHUCK Is the roller skillng version of the Icerapadci. Roller skating his recently been w„ rec*n>m,nt|ad by tha American Medical Assn, a i a healthy family sport for active participation of everyone from two years old to at lean M and perhaps older, in so­ cordanee with President Ktnnedy's nationwide physical fltn in program, Classes will ba held for preschoolers, housewives, freestyle, fundamentals and bronee bar, ailver bar, and special claaaei for elementary school children and teenagers. The rink la a qualified member of the Roller Skating Rink Opcratore Assn, of Amarlea and maintains testing and Judging for the earning of the brome, silver and gold bars and medals which are tha mark of accomplished amaleur skaters. The rink area ll 70 by HO fact, with two rows of spectator seats down one side, attack bar. ekate room, sale* room and office. A complete line of akalei and skatIng accessories era maintained at the Melodea Rink. SUPER SPECIALS ALL TIRES MOUNTED f F IR S T C O M E i We have the tires YOU S want...and at the j Vjv price you want / * vN l to pay —/KM Nothing held b a c k m reserved! B o ite ie w h c n w e o p e n for J V f ir s t c h o ic e A V No Reasonable /a Offer Will Be ( A Refused TRUCK t i r e s AND TUBES W IT H i tracto r sns km O |K T ? U u h J and ■ l^ t ir e s tu bes im p l e m e n t H ll GOOD DEALS? f l 11 / v,J*dsh(cV«/ II 1 II L1 jaiMfiS • O tV ««r / t ir e s sH ER m N r ............... i ^ ■ 1 by trained tire men ueino the latest tools \ and methods / F IR ST S E R V E D ★ HEW TIRES ★ RETREADS t ★ USED TIRES 4 A \ t1/ y ju s t say, "C h a r g e it l" \ N Y L O N ... R A Y O N \ ) BLACKWALL. . . WHITEWALL i TUB E-TYPE...TUB ELESS \ 13-14-15-INCH SIZES many one-or-two MRS. BEST % * To move these tires FAST...w e’re selling low ...low...L0W I / MR. BEST 4 * We MUST reduce our tire Inventory BEFORE January First! A boybosd dream will com* true tomorrow when Bhealy Beit open* (ha naw Melodee Skating Rink on Onora Rd. Tha naw rink, whlcb h is already proved a boon to Sanford youngatari who hava erowdad tha floor alnca tha doon opanad a few waaki ago, pruvldai racraalhn tor young and old. Tha grand opening will failure a skating demonstration at a p.m. by agpart ikatari, both county mack. Sherry Gray, Suzanne Or* »eno. Becky Bicker, Max StowcO Car) Tllson, Rlchy Walstrom, Sieve Harris, Sandra Bazzle, Eve­ lyn Cameron, Sandra Katz, Pat Smith, Sharon Ivey, Mcriiello Griffith, Adrienne Epstc.n, Tom Hemphill, Jim Robbins, Michael Scott. Gloria Terryman, lliannc Gu­ thrie, Barbara Thomas, Lather,ne Julian, Janice Grant, Linda Ash­ by, Sandra Hlvhee, John Carver Susan Haynes, Sue Pope, Joe Pur- A M DtolmmA a_______ « r winUaU gritna M azda * m_ r m K iE AND TUBES SH O P EARLY...get first choice! B E HERE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN AT ■T RICHARD STARNBfl Oh, roll ma aver eaay, lade, get M i das rubb.r-tired wagon and heat the druma alowly, 'caute this ckila fa juat about to rough and turn his port heud to tha wall «nd breath* his last. Tha tedloua Irgtoni of ptofeaatonal bore* has breached my d«lenses at last) 1 am undone; m . manly cheat ii bared to tha darts •f the ravening hoard, of right­ eous dullna.s. Old If. L., rail hi. irreverent bona*, had tlia riyht idea whrn be said the wowsers were cberrlvre peopl* wbu were eternally lurmenled by the nagging suspicion that somebody somewhere might b* enjoying himself. U is aven wore# titan it war In the rowdy era ®f the Sage o f Baltimore, Whining aclf-aeekera, whinging specialpleader., dismally certain cu lti.u o f every hue— oil have learned the black arts of lobbying until now U'a worth your life to bleak a lance on anything. Suggest, for example, that alt vegetarian* should be fitted with snug camisoles and Inched In quilted room., and even the emin­ ent aar.tty o f your proposal won't fiv e you. Tha next malt will bring gkrlU rebuttal frem all manner of professional food fediata. I oouldn't care le .i what people want to aat, and for all 1 knew, vegetarianism would give u* all a lock on happy longevity. But I don't like professional* with v e il­ ed intcre.ta in -infinite numbri. of nutty cau.c* telling m* what to say and how to say it. A man in the business o f public oitipbaluski'ii.i. soon leami to ignore the cltwi o f Ilia piota.t-folhire ,iow d. Writ* a piece knock­ ing the custom of anting turkey., and you know you'll l>* buried In leltei. ft uni turkey farmer, ac. ru.iug you of baiug a member of the 1WW or sume ulliar subversive organisation. Reason and logic aie o f no help; indeed, tha economicdetermlntsts who lay si-lga to yuu never have recourse to the stuff. Turkey meat tastes Ilka the bark on a dem oted fane* post, and I won't have any watery-eyed b'hintioit telling me 1 mu*t eat it two times a year. The fact I. Unit a man who look, at this world with chc.rful skepticism Is helpless to avoid breaking somebody's icmil. Do a holiday piece claiming eggnog H an luiipld m en fit only fur sick kids atid gum.uy giaunies, end you will ceiUiuly crush your post­ man under tha w sight of tha laiit.nl* from people who make a living selling eggnog ingredient*. 4 F i r r y nrui K i /e i l o n r lir e is i O UA ISA NTS BO I |, Assliu* Sslssto Is sgtk n u S ' slop . I n o ls n s ls Ii Ills e l ( U ur.fiast I i * | S, AssM.il iM.ti.sl fe s * Im i . hI . lurssl * liS tsel >«|WllsLls |n.m |»UKltflMI • n i s u n l i i s .l Is s v s n .dl s v y .■ tar m 1st ll>, ..uinMf ul monilw spxihsS rpslri m s .s without ch s.t* p .it.n w n li (m iisit l us Itssd a r ssS hswU « t li.l ir*ol .1 Inns *1 .iiiu .tin .n l m- w rar pi , d I 1 : -r- nr rr: ifc mmmmm LVLHT NLW UHLS r o u e TI NE CANNItS to f it A ll A m e ric a n M ade a n d M ost Im ported C a r s A RO AD H AZARD G U A RA N TEE NOW' on 1 2 to3 6 M O N T H S SEE US FOR SPEEDWAY PROVED TIRES where your dollar buys MILES more 111 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FA 2-02 * our QUA 111Y is UNMAICHED * our P l i l C F S DO W N are always I OW A W EEK �H jr S r r a ll ftanforh Weil. Deo. 27, 1961— Pug-e 3 We Cut the Prices- Plan Creation •Of Science Of Survival DENVER (U P!) — Individual mmbrrs of the American A**onation for the Advancement of Science were scheduled to discuss -informally Friday a committee ^recommendation that the scientif­ ic community create a “ science of human survival" to keep man­ kind from kilims itself off. Dr. Harry Commoner of Wash­ ington University, chairman of the AAAS Committee" on Science 'n the Promotion of Human Wot’are, said aurh discussion was what the committee was trying to ^accomplish when it made the rec Commendation Tuesday to the AAAS’ 128th meeting here. The committee report was tigned by Commoner, famed an­ thropologist Margaret Mead, T. C Bycrly 6f the U. S. Agriculture De­ partment's Agricultural Research Service. Mass., H. J. Geiger ot the Harvard University School of Public Health, and Frank W. ■vNolcslein of The Population Coutv ® cil. Inc. Commoner said it was ■ “ posi­ tion paper only” and was not in­ tended to be the official state­ ment of the association. But he said the committee hoped it would stimulate discussion. “ We call for the establishment of a new collaborative science, Uic science of human survival, ^w hich will apply the full strength and wisdom of all the sciences to the solution of the crisis cre­ ated by the obsolescence of war," Uie report laid. The committee aaid war was obsolescent because it was creat­ ed to preserve or extend a so­ ciety, but had now become too destructive to do this. In fact, the scientists said, science had now ^achieved such control over hu­ man environment that from now on mankind could "ommit suicide —even by nonnuclear means— any lime it wanted to. Mr. E. J. Marshall •Dies In Osteen Mr. Edward John Marshall, 82, died early Tuesday morning in Osteen where be had made his home for a number or years. He came to Florida in 1833 from Great Falls, Mont.; was a member of the Lutheran Church and of the local Carpenter's Union. Survivors include two daugh­ t e r s , Mrs. Marjorie Glblin of Os­ teen and Mrs. Frances McCormse of Silver Springs, Md.; one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Cline of Lanchcster, Calif., and one granddaughter. Services will be conducted at 3 p m. Thursday at Briison Funeral Home with Rev. Herbert W. Goers* of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer officiating. Rurlat will be at a later date. ▼ ■ aus C u c t t f t a Quantity Rights Reverted FREE TU R K EYS 5 0 TOP VALUE STAMPS W ITH THIS COUPON A T YOUR NEAREST W IN N -D IXIE STORE Void Alter Dec. 30 BERLIN <UPI> — A U. S. mili­ tary convoy left Berlin today on m "routine” trip through Commu­ nist Urrftory along the 110-mile Autobahn to West Germany. The new troop movement, com­ ing ai Berlin ended a quiet but tense Christmas, again underscored the Allied defiance ot Com­ munists protests arainit such "provocation*." Early this month, East Ger­ many aenl a not* to the U. 8. en^ v o y in Prague, protesting the ex­ change of American soldiers gar­ risoned in the divided city. The U. S. Army said the unit, Company D of the Sixth Infan­ try's Second Battle Group, was on it* way to military exercises in West Germany. It called the convoy a "routine move.” * B o a r d T o Meet An important meeting of the Ebenezer Methodist Church of­ ficial board has been called for 7:43 p. m. today immediately following (tie devotions of the Wcdnesdsy service. OVKR • • 35 YEA RS bJTlS A 15.00 or more Food Order Park Roast — Cob White SLICED BREAKFAST Old Fashioned Smoked Keats! Bade 39 In New Slide Out Package 1-Lb. Pkg. TO NGUE IN TEETH OUT 1 9 ' LB. Serve ahh Blackeye Feet end Rice Smoked Slab Bacon Blackeye Peas FLAGA 1 5 ‘ 24-oz. 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Eggs 2 - 89 Sunshine Dressing • BHC0N * Hog jow ls S A NF OR D FURNI TURE COMPANY Fnmltere Piaaoa JAN . 1st D. IT x e BO j 1U N New Years Dinner Dixie Darling SALAD • • CLOSED o r ,C T n k I FOR T H A T TR A D ITIO N A L at First and Palmetto (Along Hide I'oat Office) Carpet Til* 33 All Storos W ill Be Limit One Coupon To Adult With Special New U. S. Convoy Travels Autobahn Grado "A" Dr. & Dr. Quick Frozen Swift's Buttcrball or W-D Broad Breasted Price* Good Thitr*., Frl., r Hal.. Dec. 28. 29, 30.** I| 1 1 IK IN N - D IX IE } M14 French Avenue V' ■ 7' J ' ' . * ” < 200 £. led �"T Oviedo Meets Leesburg Sn Bow! Play Tonight I _ ‘nr? (on dfr nu to Cl« not i ,\vlt tloi j. tin: 1 Second Round O f Elk Tourney Scheduled Pu 1*. | IX I rn ' H’ l Vti I BA j a>j T lj 1 f»n< | — - nu i n il ai* ; wl r ....M l p ji w, - n il . »1I lr| i 14 I r jl « I t . .i . pt J Paul Mlkler'a Ovleda L i o n a break through the holiday UaikrU ball doldrums tonight at they travel to Leesburg to mset ilia Yellow Jacket* at U p. m. in the sacond round of tha annual Elks Uowl Basketball Tournament. Tha I.lon* are suffering from several inlld flu rate*. The opening game will be a dash between Groveland and Wild­ wood and will begin at 7:00 p. nt. Coach Mikler, despite the sick­ ness which has kept his Lions from practice until Tuesday, hopes to “ put on a good allow." Tha coach expects Leesburg to play Its usual son* defense and uae Its fa it breaks in an attempt (o control the court. l^esburg la tha favorltt and tha way things wars going for tha Lloni Tuesday aftarnoon with tha flu affecting many af hli key players, Oviedo will have to pull a rabbit out o f tha hat to get any* whtrt In tonlght'a game. Kep&rta on tha Yellow Jaekata Indicate a strong dsfenss In Laos- Celtics Answer Challenge From ll Lakers 129-117 n l tl It , II >*l\ ■ . i ■ i •n,,j r I J : Z «• ' f Sj W S i] St 1 , r*f l •ft *3 !ii RII 9"* _ 1 H £1 i it *4Nl t i{ ai *•<*■ M I • *9 ll it { . [ i By Halted Praia laterwalioaat T o n a challenge at the Boilon Celtics and It will bring out both the fans and Ibe bait lo tha Na­ tional Baikal ball Aieoclitlon champ*.Ttiat'a whit happened Thursday night when tha Western Divisionleading Loi Angalai Lakira triad to run their season winning atreak against tha Celtic! to three atralght gamea, A capacity crowd or 13,MB turned out at Boston Garden and tha Celtic! responded with a brilliant performance. With Bnl Couiy, 8am Jonaa, Tommy llalnaohn and BUI Ruaaell each scoring more than 30 point*, the Celtlca aurged to a 76-tt halftime lead and won broetlng, 129-1 IT. Elgin Baylor scored 3d points for Iho Lakers who led by four points at tha end of the flrit period but were blitted by a 43-17 Celtic rpurt in the sec­ ond period. The crowd was "warmed up" for the eecond game show by Wilt Chamberlain's lt-polnt per­ formance that iparked the Phila­ delphia Warriors to a 111-111 win over tha Syracuse Nationals. Tha Nationals mitered a aavara blow when Dolph Schayee sustained a fractured cheek bone which will aldcllne him about twe walks. Oscar Robertson acored » points and Arlea Bockhorn acorad 2* as the Cincinnati Royals beat tha St. Louis Hawks, 129-111, and Walt Bellamy tallied M point* to toad the Chicago Packers te 109-tot triumph ovar tha Detroit Piatona In other gamea. Bob Pattit had 33 points for It. Louis and Gene Shue had » for Detroit Herald Bowlers Hold To Lead The Sanford Herald team In­ creased it's lead this wtak by sight games, winning three and tying one with Nationwide Ini. Wleboldt's Camara Shop Is in second with Sgit wins and 26)4 losses. Slnko'a Tavern la In third place with SO wlna and 00 losses. Karn’a Ins. is In fourth place, Nationwide Ins. Is in fifth and Thriftway la In sixth. High team game was tha Her­ ald's S87 and they had high series o f 1037. Ann Grldlsy o f thst team who carries a 98 average rolled a 174 game with four strikes In a row. Dot Button had a ISO, Delores Todd a 107, and Bernice Shaefer a 170. June Gassman, Delores Todd and Ix>rralne Spoils made tha 8-10 split. Marie Mitchell and Dean Clark made the 8-7, and Kays Phillips and Helen Altman made tha 0-6-10. Kays Phillips also made tha 0-10. Mary Jana Gorton made the 4-0-7 split and Dean Clark had a four strike string. Slgrns W ith Sox BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Red Sox hava annolnced that out­ fielder Cart Y aitnem iki la the first player to algn for tha 1902 sesaon. Y aitnem iki, who batted ■200 In his rookie yaar, actually had signed at the closa of the 1901 season, Red Sox president Dirk O'Connell revealed Tuesday. burg's Max Wsttstein, Buddy Atone and Bill Arnold. 8 tan Gid­ eons, BIU McBride and John Qray ara other Jaekata who might give tha Lions a tussle. Probable Starting Lineup; OVIEDO Forward Walnrlght i'ourler Fnrward Center Tr* Insky DrMhern Guard Estes Guard LEESBLKG WetUlein Forward McBride Forward Arnold Center Stephenson Guard Guard Stone Giants' Chances Against Packers Show Improvement NEW YOBK ( l TPI>-The New York Glints' chances of upietllng the Green Bay Psekera In Sun day’ s National Football League championship game improved greatly today with tha return to action of fullback Atox Webitor and offensive and Joe Walton. Both men took part In an hour workout at Yankee Stadium Tues­ day and appeared recovered from reeent Injuries. Webstar hid been hobbled by a pulled groin muscle while Walton missed the Glints' final regular season game against Claveland with a knee ailment. • • e GREEN BAY, Wll, (U P I)-T b e condition of Green Bay Packers defensive aafety Johnny Symank remained doubtful today for next Sunday's National Football champ ionihlp game against the New York Glanta, but fullback Jim Taylor should be ready. Both men went through light workouts Tuesday with the team, bUt coach Vince Lombardi ex ­ pressed some concern over the condition o f By m ink's Injured ribs. If Symank la sideline.!, there would have to he some shuffling In tha Pickers' defensive second ary, whoa* defense against pass Ing this yaar ranked second In tha league. Nicklaus Debuts In Open Next Week LOS ANGELES (UPI* - Jack Nicklaus, twice national amateur golf champion, will make his pro fesilonal competitive debut In the (43,000 Los Angeles Open next week, It was announced today, Jack Kim barling, president of ll* sponsoring Los Angeles Jun­ ior Chamber o f Commerce, said Nicklaus asked for and received sn exemption from qualifying for the 72'bole tournament which will run Jan. 1-1, Nicklaus, a powar-hlttar, has proved on occasion that ha can match shots with the best of the proa. Aa an amateur ha placed second lo Arnold Palmer, tha winner of the i960 National Open at Cherry Hills Country Club In Denrar, Colo. Nicklaus, an Ohio State student, haa won many eol leglate titles. Another fine amateur, Duff Lawrence of Phoenix, Arli., will make bis first start as a pro In the L.A. Open. Lawrence la a for mcr Ariions stale amateur cham­ pion and thla year's California stale open titllsl. 3l|f fraiifnrii Ijrralh P a g e 4— W ed . D ec. 27, 1961 Eight Of Best In Tangerine 'Cap Tonight Alabama QB Trammel Ailing W ith Cold FILBERT COOKIES LONGWOOD — The Tangerine Bowl Handicap, so designated in honor of the charity football game at the Tangerine Bowl Friday night, sends eight of tha track's top grcyhuundi to tha post In the tenth rare o f tonlght'a ll-rnre pro­ gram at the Kanford-Orlando Ken­ nel Club. Competing in this all-star eonteat will he Oswald Bros.' Inaug­ ural winner O. B.’s D. D. T. and O. B't Melon, winner of the Hrholarship Hundicnp, Fathom, Roger Phillips, Upstager, Foxy Rifle, and Carl Tracy’a sensational pup, Barnada Dob. Favorltsa will probably be Or­ ville Mosea* Excelling, trying for her third atrnight fsatura victory and U. U.'a D. I>. T. seeking his third Grads A victory. On hand for tha presentation of the trophy to the owner o f Iho winning greyhound will ho Tang­ erine Bowl Queen Pinky Clough of Tarpon Springs. The track will bo dark Friday night so racing fans and track omployes may attend the Tangerine Bowl game. However, there will be a daylight card that afternoon that haa been designated tha Tang­ erine Bowl Matinee. Best Ball Match At Mayfair Club Jan. 12 To 14 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Speedy halfback Dubby Mitchell haa offi­ cially become a member of Die Washington Redskins of the Na­ tional Football League. Ullcbell came to the Redskins from the Cleveland Browns along with Le­ roy Jackaon of Weitern Illinois in exchange for draft right* to AllAmerlca hslfbar*; Ernie Davis of Syracuse. a. 45 ROAST Hout Postponed NEW YORK (U PI)—Sugar Ray Robinson's Injured hand haa forc­ ed postponement of his 10-round boul with Denney Moyer until Feh. 3 at Madison Square Garden. The fight was originally scheduled fo r’ Jan. (. Sliced Bacon Ground Beef 3 LbB- $ | 3 9 Ho, Hum! Aussies Clinch Davis Cup MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) —Roy Emerson and Naala Fras­ er, ■ couple of "cool cooklei," clinched tha Davis Cup for Aus­ tralia today whan they parboiled Italy's Nicola Pistrangell and Or­ lando Sirola, 6-2, 6-3. 6-4, in a doubles mstch played in 112-de­ gree haai. In scoring tha most lop-sldcd challenge round doubles victory In 43 years, Emerson and Fraicr gave the Auialei an unbeat­ able 10 lead In Ihe beit-of-ftve aeries, Tha final two single* matches will be played Thursday but they will be meaningless to Uia Aussie* who didn't lose a sat in clinching (be amateur tennis "world se. ries" for Ihe 10th lima In 12 years, Residential • Commercial Building FALL OUT SHELTERS KA 2-7083 39' BACON SQUARES HOG The Mayfair Inn and Country Club will hold the first annual Best Ball Match Play Championship Jan, 12 through 14 at the Mayfair golf course. The field will consist o f 64 teams for which ths entrance fea will bs f IB per person. Parings and start­ ing tlm*s will be decided at a din­ ner to be held at the Mayfair Inn on Thursday ovenlng. All fllghta will be formed by us­ ing tha lower handicap on tho team. In cast of tie* for tho last spots In a flight, tho t ill will be brokrn by using Uio higher handi­ cap on tho teams. All flights will Ite played from scratch. All contestant# losing their Sat­ urday match may play In a medal Tournahient which consists of eighteen holes to be played on Sunday morning. Silver and prists fur all winners will be presented Immediately fol­ lowing the final round of play. Reservations may be made for accommodations at tha Mayfair Inn at a special price o f $9.00 per team, Reservation* should be mads In the nama of tho contestant. JO W LS 29 35 ‘ ROLLS 11-0 *. Tongue In Teeth Out Rolls Lb. Blueberry F.VN-C-EB BRAND DRIED Blackeye Peas 1Vi lb. pkg. 23c PIES HUNNYF1ELD LONG GRAIN Fancy Rice 55 1 ■ *» 1 * JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED PEACH OR 21b. bag 31c 49 8-Inch Each WHITE NO TICE! Potatoes I 25 — Lb. Bag 79 I I l STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY NEW YEAR'S DAY FIRM , R IP E TO M ATO ES 19 Lb. ‘ G. >V. DODSON, Contractor A*r* niw tiax priviiwi tow MICIS TO CHIfR IUDOITI AU VIA* I rru mian . . . EXCEL BRAND VACUUM PACKED ANN PAGE KETCHUP D O m a ^ f TONIGHT TANGERINE BOW L NIGHT TANGERINE HOWL HANDICAP Honor Fullmer Joins Redskins ABILENE, Tex. (U P D -L eiter ball coach at Abilene Christian Wheeler has been named to suc­ College. Wheeler had been an as. ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - One ceed Nick Nicholson aa head foot* distant football coach at the school. contingent of Lamar Tech's foot­ ball team was to leave Beaumont, Tex., today by bus for Orlando where <t will go against Middle Tennessee Stale College Friday night in Ihe Tangerine Bowl. The first two units of the Texas team will leave Thursday by plane, with both group* arriving Thursday afternoon. Middle Tennessee Stale arrived here Tuesday, and Cosch Charles .Murphy put hit 39 players through a two-hour workout, both on o f­ fensive and defensive drills. By United Pres* Intern aliens! game with UCLA. Alsbsma's tier qusrterhark. Tickle Bobby Bell, an AllPat Trammell, is suffering from America from Minnesota who was a bad cold, two serond stringers injured recently, worked out with ara ailing and the Crimson Tide Gophers again, wasn't overly Impressive in its' Colorado, getting a four-day . .... . head stsrt over its Orange Bowl firit workout st Biloxi, M R.., for opj>(incnli Loull„ ni Slat(, in Ml. their Sugar Bowl game — but anti, had another stiff workout coach Paul Uttar) Bryant Isn't while LSU was Just arriving in worrying. town. The urually pcsiim liljc Dry nut, .Coach Sonny Grandctius, whose who led Alabama through sn un­ Colorado team i* a two-tourhdown defeated 1961 campaign, put the underdog, is hoping that hard Crimson Tide through a light work and little social activity will RECORD LOSER • This gay Utils eoell* is rich and workout Tuesday for their New pay off. PHILADELPHIA (UPI)—Pilch“ttbwty." Perfect for enttminMi. Year's Day game with Arkansas, I-SU is in top physical shape er John Coleman of the PhlladclAnother of tha biurastiontl recipes rated a 13-point underdog. for Ihe game, according lo coach phla Nationals lost 4J games in (enure* an D u l l C I V I W I Trammell, the leading paster In Paul Dieted. |I8S3 — a record that still standi. huger pseksivs. Die Southeastern Conference, re­ ported wllh a cold as did Bill Rice, a aecond team tickle. Dur “Super • Right” Grain Fed Heavy W estern Beef Chuck (Boneless Chuck Roast Lb. 65c Ing the workout, Larry Wall, Ata bama'a No. S fullback, aggravat. ed an old groin Injury. Dryant had praise for his line­ men in the practice but said didn't think eur backs moved too well," snd Indicated the team's overall shape did not seem bad ALLGOOD BRAND SUGAR CURED "SUPER - RIGHT*’ FRESHLY Meanwhile, Texas, which takei on Mississippi in the Colton Bowl on Jan. 1, will engage in two workouts today—a abort morn­ ing session and a full gear after­ noon practice at Austin, Tex, The 1-Lb. team phyiiclan for the Longhorns pronounced all members of the Ctn. squad in "good shape" after the holiday layoff aa Texas went through an Impressively brisk Otear Mever Sugar Cured Boncleaa Smoked Smllhficld Virginia Sugar Curek Smoked* workout Tuesday. In Oxford, Miss., (he Mississip­ (Jaw Bulls) pi Rebels emphasised defense In 2 to 1-Lb. Tuesday'* afternoon workout. The Averse# morning waa spent discusftng Lb. strategy to uae against Ihe pow­ erful Longhorns. Coach Murray Warmath of Min­ JANE PARKER nesota, whose Gophers lost to LEMON OR . Washington In the 1961 Rosa Bowl Jelly gamt. said deftnslve back Gary nclleticr was their only doubtful start for the New Year’ e Day fe n !u re r a t e : NEW YORK (U P I)-D an Dan­ iel, sportswrltar for tha New York World Telegram and Sun hss been chosen toastmaster for the Box­ ing Writers Association dinner at Iho Waldorf-Astoria on Jan. 14. llcne Fullmer, the NBA middle­ weight champion, will be honored at the dinner as "Fighter of the Y ear." Gets Job Lamar Tech Team On Way To Bowl RACING NIGHTLY 8:10 except Sundaya Special Tangerine Howl Matinee Nuts 59 14-Oz. Can Ann Page Iteelly Fresh MAYONNAISE Quart Jar 53 DEC. 29 Ne Night Program • Go Te Tangerine Bow) Game THURSDAY la LADIES NIGHT 80RKY1 NO MINORS! 2 *)Q< # 14*0*. 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B LA C K EY E P EA S “ COME ON IIADY, LET’ S DO THE TW IST’ i» the wail of n i>o|)ii|itr rock ami roll crooner and here are couples at the Christmas Ball doing it. The first Christman Dali, spon­ sored by the (Jamma Omega Chap­ ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, proved to be a great success Saturday, when several hundred couples filled the grand ballroom of the Mayfair Inn to dance to the music ^ 1 Hill Adler's orchestra. School Faculty Honored At Party The ball which promises to be a seasonal event to be placed on the calendar permanently, was at­ tended by socialite members of Sanford’s younger set, including young Navy personnel, college students and careerists, as well as the younger busincsimcn-abouiloun and their wives. . The latest dances, which includ­ ed the popular twist dance were much In evidence, as well as the group-danced bully gully and the slower dances, and the almost con­ ventional rock and roll. Short formals were the fashionstyle of the evening with brocades, chiffons, satins and taffetas worn by the young debs. The facilities of the ballroom were donated to Lite sorority by Mayfair manager, George Pal­ mer, since all proceeds of the dance go toward assisting the Juvenile Council. The sorority maintains a shoe fund to help with needy and dependent children. 79 ‘ Limit 3 Fresh Pork Steak . Hickory Smoked Bacon « c lb . 3 lbs. $1 • ’■ S White Bacon . . . . Tl PSA HATCH EE GREENHOUSES Oatean. Fla. FA 1-3! 1« i i FRESH T T 5 T9 PRODUCE U. S. NO. 1 TP* 10 29 FLORIDA GROWN MEDIUM SIZE CABBAGE I I G IA N T FA B 49 ' 5c lb. Canadian Rutabagas 4 lbs. 47c FROZEN FOODS 1 C R EAM I I I ■ \ LI.LOW PRICER GOOD THURS, FRI. SAT. Rome Apples I i Shurfine Pop Corn . . . . 2 lb. Tin 25c FFV Appetizers . . . Asst. 8 oz. Pkg. 29c LAYS Potato Chips . . . 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R A IS E Y O U R O W N 25 I CH’NTHV STYLE THICK SLICE Kleenex Table Napkins . . 50 Cl. 2/49c The annual Children's Christ­ mas Party sponsored by the Florids Power Employe’ s Club of Enterprlse was held at the Florida Power Clubhouse Dec. 18 with a program and gifts for all children 12 years of age or younger Harvey Dunn served as master sol ceremonies for this party and fur the adult parly sponwired by (lie club and held at the Shrine Club m Sanford. . LaRula Corned Beef . . . 12 oz. Tin 39c l.*t L’ » Shu« You How Kaay It la To — a Fresh Pork Shoulder Roast COCA - C O LA Del Monte Peaches . . . . 2Vi Tin 25c ^Power Club Gives Annual Parties 2 COLONIAL Fully Cooked . Men’s Club Visits Children’s Home Christ Church Sets Card Party ‘ SM OKED PICNICS Mr. and Mrs. t,. O. (layman entertained members of the En­ terprise School faculty and the re­ tired teachers of the school at their annual holiday party at © Ihcir home on the afternoon ot Dee. IS. The home was beautifully decorated In the seasonal theme which also wan carried out through the refreshments. Those invited to attend were Mrs. Minnie McCauley, elemen­ tary superintendent, Mrs. Daisy Case O f 24 Lee Gunn, Mrs. Kuth Ryon, Miss Louise Ball, Mrn. Carver, Mr*. R eg. Size Boatman, Mrs. C. Smith, Miss ©Dorothy Chambers. Mrs. Kather* Limit 1 With Si U r Mor* Order ine Sellers, Mrs. Tymie Ovlatt, Sirs. Rachel Alley, Mr*. Bertha The Men’ s Club of the First Bardin, Harold Wooten, George Methodist Church of Sanford be­ Poor and Wayne Pringle. gan Christmas Week celebration* at the Enterprise Florida Metho­ dist Children s Home last Wednes­ day whet members of the club made Uieir annua] visit with holi­ day treat* for all the children. A DARMSTADT, Germany (AIITEach year the men have din­ w NCi— John A. Holloway, son of ner at the Home followed by a Mr. and Mrs. Luther N. Holloway, Christmas program and a visit 1711) W. Second St., Sanford, re­ front Santa who gives each child cently was promoted to specialist a huge s’ oeking filled with goodies four in Germany, where he is a and a gift of money. member of the 38th Artillery. This year Dr. Orville Barks Specialist Holloway, a clerk and Boyd Coleman asilstrd San­ typist in Battery A ot the artil­ K iap . - T u ll. - Lim it 4 ta with distributing the gifta. lery in Darmstadt, entered the Army in January 1960, completed p h a s ic training st Port Hood, Tex., and arrived overseas the fol­ 30.1 Tin • Limit 4 lowing June, He is a 1938 graduate o( Semi­ A regularly scheduled monthly ASSORTED FLAVORS nole High School. Before entering the Army, he card and game party will be held was employed by (he Florida State at 8 p.m today at the Parish House of Christ Church Episcopal Road Department in Orlando. in Longwood. Prize! will be awarded and re freahmenta swill be served. Sanford Soldier Gets Promotion 10 FI. AG A 12 0/., P k c. R1CELAND RICE Mayfair Inn Crowded At First Thristmas Ball Held By Chapter 19c HICKORY CHEESE S O z. Pkg. 25 O R A N G E JUICE M IN U T E M A ID (i Oz. Tin 3 - 6 9 I Sara Lee Coffee Cake 69* Butter Baked 15 Oz. P kg. Morion Biscuits . . . . 12 oz. Pkg. 25c & | 50 FR EE Gilt-Edge Stamps Limit 1 Coupon Per Cualaraar gjL 25th With this Coupon and s *5.00 or more food order— Expires Dec. 30th. �0 Dr. Crane’s Working Model Put It. ] 1ST PCI COPPER HEAD! Worry When President Kennedy paid hU brief visit to Puerto Rico, n U. S. commonwealth, he put the world spotlight on an inland which could well serve as a small model of improvement for underdeveloped areas in Latin America and elsewhere. In the 20 years from 1940 to 1980. income per person in Puerto Rico bounded upward from $121 to $6.4.. Liberal wage policies and a graduated personal income tax helped to distribute these gains widely through the Puerto Rican population. . This minor miracle can be largely ascribed, of course, to the well known program which lured heavy amounts of United States capital—and brought 700 new Industries— by offering Investors a 10-ytar tax-free till 11 1VC 11 HA' i ill , V. , j j a t!, T li ru •* ' at* AT‘ Wl * ■ £p!ii[i wl ■ nl ' _ 11 , tn j; US V* y cdytf in I cl ■ 9* I ■.iL! « eitt •■’ ti i p| it: sj : '"j 1 * a I. € B gfl 1 Mi I | t;l «* ••; ■ ft - g *1 ifl J * «tf 2 ■* i ? I &i : Ml I I *1 ‘ ' J II Wv . j £ Wifi ? Ml* X ** ■ *14r ^^W hlla this effort was producing 50.000 new jobs, Puerto Rico's economy was further bolstered by the migration of nearly 600,000 islanders to the mainland In the 1950s. With all these promising advances, the island Is not, however, entirely out of the economic swamps. The great exodus notwithstanding, more than 12 per cent of Puerto Rico's work force is still unemployed. And its per capita income gains put it at a level only half that of the least prosperous U. S. state. In these circumstances, Puerto Rico’s Gov. Lula Munoz Marin, a long time battler for his island’s pro­ gress and a promoter of eloser U. S.-Latln ties generally, appears to be getting into somewhat contradictory posi­ tions. He proposed Puerto Rican membership In the Or­ ganisation of Amerlcnn States, though the island’s com­ monwealth status leaves its foreign affairs In U, S. hands. Only full Independence would qualify Puerto Rico for such membsrshlp. At the last election, just 3 per cent of its population favored independence. Munoz’ own party, and its major rival, seek lasting union with the Unit­ ed States. Perhaps only the Puerto Rican politicians them­ selves can puzzle this one out. Further grist for the mill is the evidence of other, broader efforts by Munoz to read more independence Into the “ commonwealth’' status than the U. S. Congress agreed to. Puerto Rico unquestionably Is a bright show win­ dow for the underdeveloped to look at. Wc must hope that the Island’s tangled politics will not cloud it over just ’ ‘ when * many ‘lands * neeid the he encouragement of seeing proven, tangible results. Little Satellite Supports Theory Giant Blast Created Universe WASHINGTON (UPI) — A little MUIlite launched last spring apparently supports ths theory that a gigantic explosion spawned the earth billions o f yeera ago. A t any rata, tha saUUIta, a gamma ray aalronomy talaaaopa named Explorer X I, produced findings that stem to dlaputa tha anthorltlaa who claim creation la eontinuoul, hai been going on forevar and will never end. This was rsparted this weak by Dr. Robert Jaatrow, head o f tha thaoratlcal division at tha Nation* al Aeronautics and Space Admin, iatratlon Goddard apace flight center. Partisan* of the explosion* theory say that all matter was onco ccnccntratad In a aingl* giant atom. Thay hold that around 10 billion year* ago, this mass exploded. The matter hurled outward fay tho blast condeneed, eventually, Into the Marry galaxies and the vast gat and dust accumulations In Inlerttellar apace. They claim that tha primeval explosion is stilt being fait, caus­ ing tho universe to expand aven now, with Its billions o f galaxies flying away from each other at fantastic speeds. The proponents a f continuous Ex-Dictator Juan Peron Weds Secretary MADRID (U PI) — Former Argentine dictator Juan Peron, AS, hat sacrttly married in Spanish exile his 2S-year*old secretary, Isabella Martlnsr, persistent re. porta aald today, Tha overthrown president was "out o f town" and could not b* reached to confirm or deny the Bridge Club Names Winners creation agree that the universe is expanding, but they think the reaion ie heat generated at a Winner* were announced this steady rata by the craatlva pro­ morning for the Tuesday after­ cess, not any graal explosion. noon weakly play of the DcRary The bails o f that tbtory i* that Duplicate Bridge Club at the Com­ enough matter is being created munity Center. constantly to form new galaxies Named from 13 tables playing that fill the voids left by outward- were NS, first, Mrs. Albert Besom rushing older ones. and Mr*. Harold Nickerson; sec­ To keep the density o f the uni­ ond, Mrs. Robert Nicholl* and verse constant despits its expan­ Mrs. E. M. Hinkle; third, Mr. and. sion, it would be ntcassary to Mrs. John Vapderschaaf, and make only one ntw particle of fourth, Mr. and Mrs. deorga matter every 100 years In an area Pearsall. EW, first, Mr*. Frank Holder of space the ilse o f tha Pentagon. and Mrs. M. L. Patterson; second, Jaetrow said tha level o f gemma radiation that Explorer Col. and Mra. W. W. Hague: third, XI measured “ rules out one Mrs. E. E. Anderson and Mra. varelon o f ths steady state cos­ Clyde Ramsey and fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Middleton. mology." Tho basis Of this deduction is a fundamental law o f physics which aaya you cannot create a particle o f matter without creating its "mirror Image," a particle o f antimatter. " I f this version were correct, and mailer and antimatter were created at tha rata required In tha eteady state theory, the in. tensity o f gamma rays produced in outer apace by their annihila. tlon would be 1,000 times greeter than tha level measured," JestEffective January Is row said. said Ribicoff Won’t Commit Himself Health Insurance NEW YORK (UPI) — Three of four Americans now have soma form o f voluntary htalth insur­ ance coverage, the Health Infor­ mation Foundation reports. But coverage is relatively poor among famllltt whose main camera work In tuch Industries as agriculture, forestry, fishing and construction. EA R N IN G S O N SAVIN G S OUR BOARDING VES,WALDO,X DROPPBO THOS& CHRISTMASTWTE«. ™ , . fttOF — IT DOGS NCTTOiSMAYMBf C6AD .T CJHCB LOST *6 0 0 0 ObiTHE TO AM OP A CARO U P IM THS KLONDIKE, AND AW ON LY D IS P LA Y OP •MOTION WA5 I t O S T lP t W A V y /N Peron’* first wife, Ev*, died in ths 1053, while he wa* still Argsntine pruldtnL The women's section of coupl* ssnt out Christmas cards the Peronlst party, which still signed, "Juan Domingo Paron and operate* In Argentina, has op­ Isabel!la Martinet Ho Peron. They posed any suggestion that Peron said that at a Christmas Ev* remarry. Era headed the women midnight Mass Peron Introduced I’eroniitnv "leabelli*" as "m y wife.” A close friend o f Peron said, "It I* very possible" the couple has married, "But If so, the ceremony took piece more than a year ago,” ho said. NEW LONDON, Conn. (U PI)— Mlsa Martinet, who cam* to U. S. Secretary o f Health, Edu­ exile her* with rerun almost 12 cation and Welfare Abraham Rlblmonths ago, was said to have eoff, commenting on report* he met him in Panama ehortly after may seek the Democratic nomina­ the 1055 revolt that toppled him tion fur senator from Connecticut: ,’rom power. She has been hit “ I have never discussed it (run­ secretary aver elnce. ning) with the President. Any de­ cision would not be made until 1 had discussed It with him." reports, an aid* said. But close friends HOUSE 1962, the anticipated dividends on savings will be at the rate of c a w to fp i o W ettve* latek/ a star talesman in the commercial world, for he keep* the focus on the customer. Skittish Teachers On* of our Midwestern unlver altles took a vote o f Ite faculty on the wisdom o f having students analyse the teaching effectiveness of tha professors. Ths faculty voted it down! Why? Oh, they ueed the alibi that students are not competent to rate their profi. Actually, those profs wera chick­ en! They were afraid to have the customers tell the truth. For some college* now charge |1,000 or more aa tuition and tha brilliant students, many o f whom •re mature war veterena end mar­ ried, knew the laty loafers vs. the profa with seal and enthusiasm. Tha average college student can rate hia profs excellently end *o eccuratly that moat professors don’t dare O. K. such an efficient innovation. «J No good teacher objects to itudent rating* of the faculty. It Ie the dull, sleep-producing teachers who scTtam against It. On our downtown Northwestern Unirenlty campus, tha matura students even demand their tuition back, If they get Isay profa. That should be true everywhere. So tend for my “ Rating Scale for Good Teacher*," enclosing a© stampeS return envelope, plus 20 cents. Uaa it at P-TA meetings, too, far It fits all type* o f educator*, ineluding Sunday School teachers. (Always write to Dr. Crane io care o f this nawapapar, enclosing a long 4 cent stamped, addrencd envelop* and 20 cent* te cover typing end printing coeta when you send far on* of hi* book- ® lets-) Social Security Taxes Rise, Effective Jan. 1 Social Security taxes are acheduted to go up effective Jan. I, 1962, Col. Byron II. Patton, Man ager of the Orlando District Social Security Office, stated today. This Increase applies to self-employed people as well a* people worUng for wages, Col. Patton said. Employes will have lb of one per cent more deducted from their wages. Their employers will also pay 1* of one per cent more. This means that beginning January 1, 1962. employe* and their employera will each pay 3Vi per cent of the employes' salary In Social Security taxea. Of course, only wages up to 24,600.00 are subject to Social Security taxes, Col. Patton added. Tho tax for self-employed peo-t* pie will be increased 2/10 uf one per cent. This means that if you are self-employed, you will pay social security taxes of 4.7 per cent of your earning* up to ttsoo In 1962. This increase will not be reflected on your self-employment lax return until early in 1963 when you file a return for 1962. . Earning* above 14100 a year are©' not subject Io Social Security taxea. Those' Increases are being made to help pay for recent increaiea la Soda! Security pay­ ments, Cot. Patton added. They will also make sure that the So­ cial Security system it kept on a sound financial basil. Harrell & Beverly Automotive 209 Phone W . 25th SL F A 2-8415 • Transmission Ksbuildtrs • Engine Ktbullden • Wholesale Ante Parts AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE t be sure and attend our. . . GRAND OPENING Thursday, Dec. 28 Am< 6 0 SLOW H& CAMS IN SIX 16 MOTHS BACK OP Ttf 6 p pinklin ' c a r t / — . rr W AS rtSN T MON6 / AN' TH »Y TOOK *TH' > Dr. Yaeghan is a superlative teacher for he know* how to "dreea up" hia lecture* and "package” hia ideas. Good teach­ ers are simply star salesmen. They keep the emphasia on terra firma Instead of the stratos­ phere, so students don’t snore in their classes. CASE K-492: Dr. Wayland F. Vaughan is one of America's lead­ ing piychologists and author o f several college textbook*. He i* alto a very popular profes­ sor for he has the faculty o f fit­ ting education to the current needs of his students. A fter he bed adopted my own text at Harvard University, he thus wrote the publishers: "Crane has a knack for selecting material that appeal* to the in­ terest* o f college students, "Students like his textbook be­ cause they learn thing* worth knowing." The reason Dr. Vaughan noted this aapact o f ray textbook was dua to the fact he himself Is euch a superb datective of what stud­ ents desire. Many professors stay up in the ctoudi to such a point they don’t even see the disinterest of thefr pupils. So they often keep on delivering the same dr)*, sleepy lectures o f 10 or 20 years earlier, because they don’ t focus on the "customer." .Student Polls A men like Dr. Vaughan, how­ ever, keeps constantly on the alert to sec what he can do to perk up the interest o f his students. For “ Interest" is basic to fast learning. It is the Siamese twin of “ Motivation." Unless a teacher can "dree* up" his lectures and “ package" them in an attractive manner, i* it any wonder students snore in class? Teaching is simply a form of salesmanship. It involve* selling intangibles instead o f shoes or au­ tomobiles. But the same laws o f salesman­ ship apply to the professor as to the purveyor of retail merchandise. Men Ilka Dr. Vaughan maintain a continuous "consumer survey.” The don't submit printed ques­ tionnaires to each class, but they keep their rye on the student reactions and thus are sensitive to classroom attitudes, A super duper educator like Dr. Vaughan would likewise become a Clinic ^ U f f 'e SKATING RINK year payable semi-annually ONORA Accounts Insured by an Instrumentality SANFORD, ROAD next to JET LANES FLA. F A 2.9353 o f the Government up to $10,000 FREE DRINKS D O O R PRIZES -T H E — PLB i Pago 6 Sanford, Florida •PBS 0erica Paid Is Semteala C * n t p _____ a Tee* l l l d t a Taev L T ssr giiaa a m eoi u i • Meets* a n « aaeetSe ■ stoats# sas • Meets* SM • Meets* a «aaefc us IR 1 Meets IAS S Meets •eketrie lire* s* | tlt I 1geevMeS that ell „ ----------H -J - at 9 p. m. by EXPERT SKATERS REGULAR SKATING CHARGE Wednesday, December 27,1961 WSLTXa A. 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ASSISTED 787-1144 Sanford Electric Co., Inc. 116 S. Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Fla. THE FOLLOW ING SUPPLIERS Roy Laurie & Associates Mid-Florida Roofing 1403 Moselle Avenue Orlando, Fla. CR 7-6239 114 W . 2nd. Sanford, Fla. Gator Lumber Co., Inc. G A 2-5726 700 S. French Sanford, Fla. FA 2-1562 McRaney Paint & Glass GA 5-1091 Orlando, Fla. F A 2-6482 St FA 2-6461 Har-Car Aluminum Products Co. Ave. Orlando Drive Sanford, Fla. F A 2-7121 F A 2-5510 L. & M. Builders Supplies R. M. Wilkin's Paving Comapny Wall Plumbing & Heating 777 W est Central Orlando, Fla. W est First S t Sanford, Fla. 1007 S. Sanford Sanford, Fla. Avenue CH 1-3411 FA 2-4030 — ■— — Ave. FA 2-0562 M■ i-r v ;" i| |% - �Director Entertains -* 1\ Members Of i n r. m *. Lake Mary Choir ffljr frnnfnrh Tage 8— Wed. Dec. 27, 1061 Wrraifi Mrs. W. I. Crabtree Miss Rose Marie Russi To Marry Donovan A. Tucker Hostess For Homemakers Class ft” ,• Robert Mero, director of music m il ■ at the Community Presbyterian tn Church In Lake Mary, entertained Mr. and Mra. Joseph Anthony |ford, announce the engagement! their daughter, Rose Marie, to , the membera of the Senior Choir in Rutti, 2209 Bel Aire Blvd., San-1 and approaching marriage ofj Donovan Allen Tucker, aon of Mr. e ii the educational building of the and Mrs. D. W. Tucker, of Crow­ ehurch after their regular choir ley, La. " practice rrlday night. M ill Rutti was bora in Sanford, Refreshments of assorted cook­ attended All Souls Parochial Pul j; ies, meringue cake, punch and is, I School and graduated from Semi­ coffee were served from an attrac­ nole High School. While In school IS ■ tively decorated buffet table com­ •tie was a member of the Trt-Hlp o :l plete with tiny Christmas tree and in Y, Glee Club, Pep Club, Spanish colorful holiday napkins. wc Club, Girls Athletic Association KA' 4j An informal song-feat was also and the Journalism Club. enjoyed by the group during the She served at secretary of her V. S social hour. All membera of the freshman clast and treasurer of oa\ choir and their families were in­ her sophomore clast. She ia pre­ vited. sently employed by the 5anford Atlantic National Bank, of San­ Casselberry ford, Mr, Tucker was born In Lake Providence, La. and graduated from the Delhi High School, Tub laiah, La. While in school he was Ry JANF. CASSELBERRY a member of the football team. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . W. Perry and ... J" After graduation he entered the pin | son. Lamar, of Overbrook Dr., wf U.S. Marine Corps and is pre* Casselberry, spent the Christmas - niS sently stationed at the Naval Air ...S ill weekend at their Moss Bluff Ridge In Station Barracks, Ssnford. camp where the men enjoyed The wedding it planned for y« I hunting In the forest. Jan. 13 at All Souls Roman Cath­ m V Recent visitors of Howard Ar­ r. **$ olic Church. nold and sister, Eleanor, of 300 th| cl'S B. Cotte, Casselberry, were Ihelr . -.pa* brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Arnold of Madisonville, Ky. Arnold la editor and pub­ lisher of the Madlsonville .Messen­ ger as well as president of the Messenger Broadcasting Co. Degrees of the Order were con­ which operates radio atation ferred on Mr*. Carolyn Runyon at WFM. He was a member of the a recent meeting o f Seminole Kentucky delegation of editors Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Who werp guests of Pres. Kennedy Star, at the Masonic Building in •t a luncheon at the While House Sanford. •n Sept. 18. Initiatory solos were presented WblJa In Casselberry, Ihc Arn­ MISS ROSE MARIE RUSSI olds alto enjoyed a visit with their (Photo by House of Rnhija) cousins, Ben and Miller Evans. -"I Personals Fifteen member* of the Home­ makers Clast of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs W« I. Crabtree for the regular monthly meeting and Christmas party. Mrs. Stewart Gatehell was co-hostess. Mrs. W. W. Horne, clast presi­ dent. opened the business meeting and Mrs. A. L. Thomas led the group in prayer. The teacher, Mrs. C. L. Park Sr., Inld the beautiful story of the lirst Christmas. Each member brought a gift which was placed under the deco­ rated tree then exchanged them by drawing a number which cor­ responded to the number of the gift. The** ranged from pot hold­ ers to pound cake. Mra. Park re­ ceived a gift from the class, a white orlon cardigan aweatcr. Holiday refreshments of Christ­ mas cookies, punch, nuts and mints were served. Members present were Mrs. N. C. Booth, Mrs. William Tripp. Mrs. H. H. Fortner, Mrs. Joe Routh, Mra. J. L. Hobby. Mrs. H. E. Long. Mrs. Sherwood Bar­ bour, Mrs. S. D. Allred, Mrs. Richard Holtxelaw and Mrs. J. A. Fuller. Eastern Star Makes Plans For Visit From Worthy Grand Matron Pink Ladies Hold Executive Board Meeting THE CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP of tho First Christian Church held their Christmus putty ut tho home of Kahlu Rohlfs, on Colemnn Circle. Refreshments of sandwiches, cookies, punch mul hot chocolate were served and games and dancing enjoyed during the evening. Those attend­ ing are from left, (seated) Ann Far less, Maria Howland, Hobby King and Tommy JUnson. Standing, Martha Cook, Sant Wulker, Daley Smith, Ronnie Hinson, Becky Howard and Kaiiln. (Herald Photo) Lake Mary Students Home Mickey Riggs Celebrates Sixth Birthday With Family Party For Holidays Homo for Christmas from col­ lege were the following Lake Mary young people, Dolores Klrich and Myrna Williams from Daytona Junior College. Dolores was wear­ ing a while east on one foot dur­ ing the holidays due to a broken hone suffered from playing sockcr at school. Both girls sang With their col­ lege glee club on the Focus TV program from Dayton ■ presenting Christmas carols. Joy Wester was back from Flor­ ida Presbyterian In St. Peters­ burg but returns early this week to leave Immediately by plane for Tepotllen, Mexico, wltfa a group of atudenta who will remain there for a month to etudy the language and cuilom i of the country. Don Coleman and CurUa Green from tka University o f Gainesville, and Genl and Carl Stubbings, alto are home from Gainesville Univcriily. Richard Scott Uvea el home In la k e Mary while attending Or­ lando Junior College. Bobby Lank­ ford la back visiting the Osborne family for the holiday*. t Mickey meg*, sop. of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Riggs, celebrated his sixth hirthdny will) a family gettogether at the Riggs home on Lake Butler. cake, ire rmsm and served to those preshe received many useful gifts. Atttcnding were his parents, his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Boy Collins, Sieve, Ronnie and Linda Higgs, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Prevatt and children, Frances, Nancy and Janet Riggs and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Epperson. The executive board meeting of the Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxiliary was hetri in the hospital dining room prior to the Christ­ mas holiday. It was annunced that three new members h ive been added to the group recently. They were Miss Margaret While, Mrs. A. Punier and Miss Agnes Caldwell. The Dellary ladles reported that 50 pairs of (raining pants had been made by DeBary members and donated to the hospital for the use of children patients. The auxiliary furnished the Christmas tree used in the hos­ pital, H was trimmed by the nurses. The next luncheon meeting was planned for Jan. 20 at Uie Slayfair Inn at 1 p.m. In other reports It was noted that 330 pinkie puppet* had been made during Hie } car for the chil­ dren and 54 were made for sale. Harry M. Weir Introduced the new administrator, Robert T. Desscrer, to the board members. New Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wilson of Frostproof announce the birth of twins, Dec. 18. They have chosen Ihe names, Clay and Clsire, for the new ar­ rivals, a boy and sir), who each weighed A Ibe. at birth. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Latimer M aicy of Frost­ proof and Mr. Wilson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Skinner. 9uB Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Mra. Skinner spent a week with the family and eared for the three other childrrn, Latimer, Cindy and Jinx, while Mra. Wilson was in the hospital. N ewSATT (pstiiAonalA DEAR NO: There IS no help for the alcoholic who refuses to help herself, but (hero JS help for her teennged children. Write to A LATEEN. P. O. BOX 182, MADISON SQUARE STATION, NEW YORK 10, NEW YORK. This club is espe­ cially for the children o f alcoholics. It is free, and has been a godsend to many with your problem. DEAR SMILING: Keep smiling. You are the one who has to like it, and let there be no doubt about it. • * • • • • Are things rugged? For a personal reply, write to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills. Calif., and don’t forget a stamped, self-addressed envelope. DEAR WANTS: It is up to the girl and the boy. But call Is by its right name. It is "staying home steady.” • -4 CONFIDENTIAL TO "THE FAMILY FALL G U Y": Help him again. You ARE your brother’s keeper. • DEAR ARBY: Do you think a girl should go stendv with a boy who lives in n different state? WANTS TO KNOW • • • • • • For Abby’s booklet. How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. DEAR ABBY: I'll get right to the point. My mother drinks. I am 15 and the U/e JJts (jJom w :By Ruth Miiiet Let's face it. Nowaday* if you aren't learning something new all the time you might ns well be dead —socially that is. It used to be that Mr. and 51ra. America could get together with their friends and spend the eve­ ning bragging about their children, grumbling about crab grn-s or the football coach with the losing team (depending on the season of the year), telling each other about their do-it-yourself projects, and discussing the latest movie or cur­ rent favorite TV personality dom­ inating the home screens. But no more. Now to get a word in edgeways a couple has to dis­ cuss whit they're learning. To get the floor conversationally they have to talk about the course they are taking In French or Spanish or more impressive yet, Russian. Or they have to be able to dis­ cuss art or music at length and none of this "1 don't know anything about it; 1 just know what I like" stuff, either. If they uren’ t study­ ing painting or taking a course in music appreciation no one is going to listen to what they have to say They might be able to discuss a hook— tf it la long enough and technical enough—but not If it'* a best seller that anybody might have read. Best of alt if they want to talk “ books” is to begin with the state­ ment "I've been making a study of tiurh and such , , and then gw on from there. Making a study isn't quite a* hep as taking a course— but alrnust, Bo it's back to the booka and the classroom* for Mr. and Mr*. Amer­ ica. It's not the social evenings that take the time these days— it's doing the home work in prepara­ tion for them. Call any up-and-coming couple you know any evening but Satur­ day or Sunday and chances ere the child who tunes down the TV to answer the telephone will report, "Mama and daddy have gone to art class, or French class, or some other kind of class." In the adult world, going to class is getting downright classy! If you study nothing else, be sure to read "How to Hsve a Hap­ py Husband." Send 26 rents to Ruth Millet Reader Service, c o The Ssnford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 10, N. Y. On(Bhidqsi Norm si 4 103 VK Q J10B78 4 None 4 A 10 7 3 W*ST 4K 1 EAST At WAS ♦ QT8 V943 4 K 1098432 4 Q II5 4 1 4J4 SOUTH (D) A A Q J9S754 f l 4 A JB By Oswald Ja bid was a good one. At worst it depended on the spade finesse snd even with the spade finesse wrong, any lead but a heart would have let Jo make the contract. However, Ely'e redouble waa i bad bid. I could only be doubling on the ace of hearts and a trump trick, so once 1 doubled he should have known the hand would not make. +K No one vulnerable South West North East 44 rasa i f Pass 64 Double Iledbla Tssa Fats Ptaa Ootalng lead—V A \ Tbs In effect, leaves are the lungs of a tree. The underside of each leaf is pitted with thousands of porclikc stomata through which the leaf inhales and exhales oxy­ gen and carbon dioxide. FA B R IC S 4 DRAPERIES 4 SLIP 4 CARPETING Drapery COVERS Hardware 2559 PARK DRIVE F A 2-5783 NEW IN S A N FO R D 1 11 e v P a rty DEC. 30th A a 2-2902 * .T in liS m ■■ ■ *25-M00 up to *600 * IN 1 DAY On Yew NAME ONLY or O ther Plans You can get cash here now for clothee, furniture, bill*, car or houso repairs, down payment on a now car, new safe tiros, motor overhaul or for any need or deuire. t IT'S A GOOD, SENSIBLE PLAN Men and women, married or aingle, borrow here on aenaible plana. You get the amount you want on terma you can afford. Each loan ia personally arranged to suit your need and pocketbook. COAST-TO-COAST CREDIT CARD Once your credit ia established here it’a good at any o f our 700 affiliated office* acroea the country. Aak for your Credit Card. can Help you CHRISTIAN SCIEN CE: THE HEALING COMFORTER oldest of four children. We nre not poor, but if Mamma spent more on food and less on whiskey we would eat better. Don't suggest Alcoholics \nonymous. She would never go. Daddy travels and when he is home she is pretty pood, but as soon as he leaves town she starts drinking again. What nre children suposed to do with a drinking parent who refuses to help herself. NO FUTURE Qjaxobi} " r p hone p ra yei' CLASSIC FILM HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Vin­ by Richard L. (Hendon, C. S. of Low Angclcn, California cent Price will portray Thomas Member o f the Hoard o f I^rtureahlp o f The Mother Church. Da Quiaccy In the Allied Artists The First Church o f Christ, Scientist, in Boot on, Massachusetts version o f "The Confessions of an Opium Eater." Producer Albert S U N D A Y , D E C E M B E R 31,1961 at 3:00 P. M. Zugsmlth has alerted catling In­ in N E W SE M IN O L E H IGH SCHOOL terviews for tho 25 principal ori­ Georgia Avenue (o ff W est 25th Street) ental and Eurasian rolci. The Sanford, Florida production will be filmed In San Francisco's Chinatown act in Use Under auspice* t f First Church of Christ, Sciential, Sanford. Florida Parking facilities Nursery available 80th Century. The literary clastic originally .was set la 1802 in LonA ll tir o w e lt ’o r n e d o o j Li me bo use. By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ARBY: I must have an outside opinion. I «m n 44-yenr-old unmarried woman. Ever since I was n child 1 had the worst looking teeth you ever saw. They were very large, protruding and naturally yellow. I remember how I used to try to keep from laughing so my ugly teeth wouldn’ t show. Fortunately, 1 was in an nuto accident just before Thanksgiving and my front teeth were knocked out. The dentist made a truly beautiful partial plate for me. It has changed mv appearance completely. I never knew six new teeth could make me so happy. My problem is my friends anti relatives. They all sny, "It looks nice— but it isn't YOU.” 1 don't want to be ME any more. I like the change. Am I wrong or are they? SMILING BUT IN DOUBT by Mrs. Joe Corley. The chapter room was decorated with baskets or red and white poinaettiae, tetrapanes, and white-sprayed mag­ nolia leaves with red glitter. There were 39 members and 7 visitors present for the meeting. First-time visitor waa Mra. Frank Bragg of Strange Creek, Cliupter No. 154, Strange Creek. W. Va. Further plans were discussed for the official visit, on January 3 at 8 p. m., o f Worthy Grand Matron Emmalou Brown and Worthy Grand Patron John NichoLon. This will be preceded by a bm quet In their honor at the Civic Center at fl p. m. Member* and visitors o f the chapter planning to attend the banquet may make reservations with Mrs, Leslie Sheppard by Jan, 1, The refreshment table In the dining room was centered with the Worthy Matron's emblem, a green styrofoam triangle decorat­ Lieutenant, now General, Grucned with red and while poiniettias thcr analyzed this hand of the and berries. Cookies and coffee was served. A Christmas tree, la­ 1931 match as follows: den with gifts, was enjoyed after "M rs, Culbertson's pre-emptive the meeting. opening of four spades was fully Juslificd ty her holding- Mr. Cul­ bertson, felt reasonably certain Hist his partner could make four spades, but saw no reason not to give a slam invitation with his Mr. and Mrs. H aney Swanson strong hand. Thus rncoursRed. spent the past two weekends with Mrs. Culbertson esn hardly hr Mrs. Swanson's sister and her blamed for bidding the slam. Mr. Culbertson'* redouble was a ven­ family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hollyturesome one, probably intended head at their home In Tampa, to teach 'Ossie' a lesson. Chief and Mrs. Harold Madden “ The slam was lost because of and children, Steve, Pamela and a losing finesse and Mr. Jacoby * Gina, from Millington, Tenu., ar­ choice of the ace of hearta lead. rived Saturday to spend Christ­ If Mr. Lenz had held Ihe king of mas with their parents, Mr. and spades, or if any other card had Mrs. A. C. Madden and Mr. and opened, Mrs. Culbertson would Mra. Ped Hasty. Myra Jane Mad­ have made the slam." den, of Jacksonville, and Edwin Looking at the hand 30 years Madden, of Atlanta joined the later, I still think that the slam family during the weekend far the holiday. Rev. Robert Baker is spending the Chriitmei holiday with his parents, Mr. and Sirs. M. E. Baker, at Ihelr home on Grape­ vine Ave. He ia assistant pastor of the Becchmont Methodist Church, in Louisville, Ky. The Bakers' other son, M. E. Baker Jr., his wife and eons, Joey and Price, came up from their Win­ ter Park home to join the family for Christmas Day. S - T S T H ow Attend a FREE leeturt G MONEY QUICKLY—FOR ANY NEED There is now no queslion but that the Slijor Cause of Foot Trouble Is ttie Type of Shoes We Wear. MICKEY Arrivals (DsjcUi • SPECIALIZING FINEST CHARCOAL STEAKS • CATERING TO YOUR PRIVATE PARTY DANCING every FRI. and SAT. N1TE! Far Your Dancing and Listening Pleasure THE HOW TO GET MONEY TODAY STOP IN—'Tell ua bow much you want, and whan yon want it. W RITE—If you prefer, drop ua a note, It’ll get quick action. PHONE—If you’ll phone first, wc’U have the money ready when you get here! 8IIANGRI-LAB SEE US TODAYI PUBLIC LOAN e O A r O H4TI O M 301 EAST FIRST STREET HIGHWAY 17-92 =a»wu> a M M a a a u t a a a a a Rhone: 332-1131 m n m ir f a a a B M a w t �/ !Th> fa n ftirh fr r a lb Wed. Dec. 27, 19G1— Tarc 9 dtiqhliqhJtA ...OFF TO M O O D START! TV Time Previews T l I Leonard Hoffman and his staff to College—Mrs. G's Private Tele­ of TV critic* preview coming tele­ phone." The community telephone vision show* by attending rehear­ In the hall of her campus board­ sals. watching screenings and inghouse proves too unavailable analysing scripts in New York and and not private enough for Mr*. G. Hollywood. This is their preview ! (Gertrude Berg), who goea to the for today: expenac of having a private phone 7:80-8:30 p.m. Wagon Train — Inilnllcd in her room. As you may "C lyde." Not much action in this guess, her mom is no longer prlepisode as Ihe title star, a buffalo, vale with Invaiions for u*e of her is kept from being butchered to phone by pra ctie ally all the other alleviate a critical meat shortage boarder*. 10-11 p m. (CBS.) Steal Hour — by the stubborn dissent of the train’s cook (Frank McGrath), who "The Bitter Sex." The story of a has become fond of the two ton scheming ex-wife, bitterly intent behemoth. McGrath makes the on deMroying the happy marriage most of his lsrgest role to date, her husband has made since the but the plot Is loo heavy-handed to divorce. Lily Forreater (Mona be amusing. In for good bits arc Freeman) goea to eonsult lawyer Harry Von Zell as an outraged Jeremy Penlove (Barry Morae) farmer protecting his cows from attempting to secure maintenance the buffalo, and Frank de Kova as front her former spouse, while, at an Indian chief who eyes the buf­ the same time concocting a plot falo as steaks for his hungry tribe. to create marital tension moti­ 7:30 8:30 p m. (ABC.) Sieve Al­ vated by jealousy, malice and len Show—“ Campus USA." Steve hatred. 10-30 11 p m. (NBC.) Brinkley's takes his troupe to the University of California at Los Angeles cam­ Journal—Color. Tonight “ Subways pus. To dcmonitrite the Univer­ Are for Sleeping" open* on Broad­ sity'* program of ihealricsi sc- way. At about the time the curtain tivity, faculty member John (ilia, the “ Journal" chronicle* the Houseman, noted motion picture history of the now musical com ­ and theatrical producer teaching a edy, including production meet­ course In Shakespeare, puts his ings, early rehearsals in Philadel­ players through their paces in phia ami the Boston try-out. Also scenes from "Measure for Meas­ seen li a show confab with Betty Cnmden and Adolph Green, who ure." 8:30-9:30 p.m. (C B S ) Check- wrote the book and lyrics, Jule male—"T o the Best of my Recol­ Styne. compoaer, and Michael lection." A reliable crutch for TV Kidd, director and choreographer. 11:15-1 a m. (NBC.) Jack Paar writers these days Is the “ Am­ nesia" plot, but this one has a Show—Color. Guest* include Sir couple of neat surprise twists that Cedric Hardwlcke and Jim Lucas. keep It on a good suspense level, plus a fine performance by Lsraino Day as the amnesia victim. It's checkmate's Job to find out if the man (Charles Drake), whn claims to be her husband, Is telling the truth and, if so, why does she fear him7 Corey (Anthony George) has b li hands full when murder of a friend complicates the puizle. 9-10 p.m. (NBC.) Perry Como fihow — Color. Guests Include en­ tertainer Caterina Valcnte, ac­ companied by her brother, Silvia Francesco. Peter Gennsro, chore­ ographer, will appear in a special dance number. Other guests in­ clude Kaye Ballard, Paul Lyndc, Sandy Stewart and Lite Kay Charlea Singers. They help Perry cele­ brate New Year's Eve. 9:3010 p.m. (CBS.) Mrs. G. Goes I SUPLRMARKEIS . HICKORY H ILL SMOKED SUGAR CURED FRESH First self-propelled fire engines, using an intrrnal combustion mo­ tor, were built shout 1903. SEE HUSH’S I Lb. Can W ED N ESD A Y P. M. I;M (1) » O’C u c k saevia ( f ) Ckaa.al Bis N . w . r . s a . ( I ) ABC S*awa 1:11 (•) Atl ant i a (I) 8:11 (S) (<) <J) Waathtr N .w * ..p . 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Nodel o f Temple Shssre Emeth here feel* many people whn have lost their religion "ere nreking to regain it in their psy­ chiatrist's office,*1 He said science has removed "•urns o f our fears, but has pro­ duced new* ones." "Many people ara living in the dark alleys o f anxiety," he said. "Religion and psychiatry are not far apart. Both provide answer* to the question. "What is man? . . . W* should be willing to encourage any pursuit o f knowledge." s p Lb. 1C �II Sffr ftanforh Pajre 10—Wed. Dec. 27, 1901 WrrsID NEW YORK (UPI) — Stanley Blacker doesn’t claim lo have invented sports jackets since he’s only about 10 years old and the British have been wearing them lince 1060 when the Normans dis­ covered that Albion could be both cold and damp. But he does believe he’s revo­ lutionised the industry since he took over the family business eight years ago with a new con­ cept in merchandising that made i .if nd toCl, • tio, vr> tk tl* Pi :« i> p< ii, W Sports Coats Have Become A Man's Must Legal Notice WHAT KINDOF A WORLD [6 THI5V a VJt&fHOOilZ ALL. TH5 TJV£s l ooM2H3JNC>^io a m p i n s . at iv T i n : c n s r r i T r o i i i t o p t i i s : m yth ji m i h i . r u n i it is ami roii s e m i n o i .i : rm vrv. static n r r i .n n i n A , i s m is . tT fiv . s o i m a / W 11.1,1 A M v». HAZE L L. JOHNSON Plaintiff. II. JOHNSON, hoys waul to wear sports jackets to school and men want to wear them to work. What be did was to step into a field where a man bought a sports jacket every 20 years or so and turn out so many new models in so many shapes, sizes and colors that a man developed an inferi­ ority complex if he didn't have ihe proper jacket for the propel occasion. When back * to . school buying started in the fall Blacker was ready with a new line of mediumweight jackets. When Christmas rolled around there he was again. For winter vacationers there was a line of cruise wear. In Ihe spring there were lightweight aynthctics. In the old days a man might buy two sports jackets, one light, the other heavy for days when Defendant. v o t ic s i> h it Till a a 'a I 1 M A Y B E W E’L L B R IN G O N E L T >1 < ■SANTA W ON 'T E V E R B R I N G ME A W O R SE .' ^ .NEXT V IA ^ A J T . VI J : •4 . tv-vi w a n t A R E N 'T • eg! g o in g to te ll ■I NOPE N M ) I iir WE ANY STORIES J ' l ' - . A W O I. I [• 4 I II 3, a* ■ A R E N ’T YOU GO ING TO TALK ABOUT TH ERES NOTMINC ic s i An N ) ------ 5 : 1 LONESOWER t h a A A SIL LEENNTT — - C — h a ir c u t T ^ I I f y l Sira. II ■ if I B. Johnson i / o Oontral Delivery Jaektonvill*. Florida TOU A RE H E R EBY NOTIFIED that a Complaint for Dlvorra haa barn filed aaalnat you and that laid ault will Involve tha follow. In( described property. to-wtt! Lot IS of tha Town of lyingwood, according to tha plat lhartof aa rarerdad In Flat Book 1, Pasrea IS to 31 Inrluilva, Publlo Record* of Seminole County, Florida. Tuu art required to aerve a copy of your Anawar or Pleading to tha Complaint on tha plalntltra at­ torney, Wallace K Allbrltlon, Suite 40S-7 Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank Building, Sanford. Florida, and file the original AniH#r nr Pleading In tha offlra of tha Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the Itth day of Jan­ uary, 19IL If you fall to do to, judgment by default will ba ta k ­ en agalnal you for tha relief de­ manded In lha Complaint. DONE AND ORD ER ED at San­ ford, Florida, thle Sth day of Dec­ ember. I N I . Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr. (SEAL) Clerk ClfLUlt Court, Semi­ nole County. Florida. By: Joan M. Wilks Deputy Clerk Wallace E. Allbrltlon guile 40S-T Sanford Atlantic National Rank Building Hanford, Florida PubtDh Dec. IS. 30, tT, !» « t * Jan. I. IPS!. i\ t h e r j i n it i ai . h k m ivo i.e u i n i t r m ir r m a t h I I H I I IT, IV a m i r u n r u l ’ .VTV, r t . t i i t i u i iv I II AMT.lt V Ml. I I I 3 I S ll-ZT I || n r p i m . i i atiov m u d iv o r ce F E D ER A L NATIONAL HURT. GAGE AgHOCIATION, A Corpora­ tion orgwnlscd under *n Act of Cungre** and relating pursuant In the Federal National Mortgage Association, Charier Ai t. having Ita principal ufflca In the City of Washington District of Columbia, Plaintiff va. JOHN D. COCHIN and LUNURVY COHHIN, his wlfa. and UIDGKWOOD WOOD PRODUCTS COMPAN V. IN C , a Naw Jarsey cor­ poration. Defendants NOTICE TO APPEAR t iik s t a t e o f Fl o r id a toi JOHN II. COGGIN and LUX EtlV T COCJGIN Itnut* S Nsw London. North Carolina TOU AUK H EBE RT NOTIFIED that a ault haa ha*n filed against you In lha abova anUtled cause, and that you are required to file your anawar with lha Clerk of the Court and to aarva a copy thereof upon tha Plaintiff or rlalntlff'a attorneys, whose name and addrasa Is Bishop A Rornstsln. SS East Pina Streat. Orlando. Florida, not later than January ll h, 1SAJ. If you fill to do so a Degree Pro Cunfesso will he entered against you for tha relief demanded In Ihe Complaint. Thin ault Is to foreclose a mortgage. Tha real property proreedtd agalnat la: Lot t l , Blork I. W R A T H KIISFIHLD FIRST ADDI­ TION, according to tha plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Rook 13. Pagt SS. Public Record* of Seminole County, Florida. Togathar with tha following Hem of properly which la lo­ cated In and permanently InBttlled a* a part of lha Im­ provement on aahl land: International of Utica Furn­ ace Model No. OHS SI E -D WITNES S my hand end the eeal of aald Court at Sanford, Florida, thle tlh day of December. 1*11. (HEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of lha Circuit Court tly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark Bishop A Bornstsln S* Eaat I'lna Street Orlando, Florida Attorneya for Plalnllff Publish Dec. S, IS. 1ft, ST. lift!. Legal Notice IV THE r lR C I T T COURT OF THE VIVTII J t'D IriA I. CIRCUIT. IN ■AVI) FOR MlAflVOl.E COP NTT, FI.OIIIIIA IV CHANCERY NO. lists iv n t h ADOPTION OF: STEPHANIE ANN WILSON a / k / a STEPHANIE ANN BRINSON, a minor n r : ALP1I0NSO s. TAYLOR and UR ACE V. TATU JR, Ills wire. NOTICE TO APPEAR TO: Solomon Drlnaon SSI Wadley Street Waycrosa. Oeorgla TOU ARE HERKIIV NOTIFIED that a Petition has been filed In the abuva style ! Court by Alphonso S. Tailor and (trace V. Taylor for the adoption of Stephanie Ann Wilson a / k / a Stephanie Ann Rrlnton. a minor, by tha petitionary, Alphonso 8. Taylor and (trace V. Taylor, and you ar* required to serve a copy of your answer or objections to show causa why said Petition should not be ranted on the attorney for petitioners. Paul C. Perkins. S4T West South Street. Orlando, Florida, and file the ori­ ginal In tha office of tha Clerk of tha Circuit Court on or before Monday, January I, l i l t . Herein fall not or a decree pro rnnfeeso wilt be entered against you. Witness my hand end seal of said Court In Orlando, Florida, this Ith day of December, (SSI. (HEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlen, D C. Paul C. Perklna S i; Weat South Street Orlando. Florida Attorney for Petltlonere Publish Dec. f. IS. SS, ST, 1SCI. IV TIIK I.TRF3 IT c o t IIT OF T H E VIVTII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IV l\ ll FOR HERIVOt.K COl VTT, M .o n tlli. CIIAXt'KIlY Ml. 111*1; VOTICE TO APPEAR KAHT RIVER HA VINO# RANK, a] Nvw York bunking corporation, Plaintiff VI. ROBERT n. C A L D W E L L end P E n MILLA E. CA LDW ELL, till wifi, and IIARIlT A. W H I T A K E R and Hill RLE Y M. W HITAKER, hli wlfa, Defendants TOi ROREUT R. CA L D W E L L ' Address Unknown TOU ARE H E REBY NOTIFIED that a Complaint for Foreclosure uf Mortgaga haa bain flltd agalnat you on Ilia fallowing . described proparly, tn- wll: |.nt 31. Illnrk 3. WEATIIBRH FIELD FIRST ADDITION, ac­ cording to tha PUt thereof, recorded In Plat Book IT, Page «*, Public Reenrde of Hrmlnole County. Florida. Subject to a drainage earsmant aver tha North SO flat. To g e th e r w it h th e f o llo w in g Item of property which la lo­ o t e d In amt permanently In* ■talled aa part of lh* Im pro re men t no aahl land; IN TER NATION At, OF UTICA FURNACE MODEL 0118 SS E -D ; and ynn are hereby required to aerve a copy of your Anawar to lha aald Complaint on (IHEHORV AND ELLISON. Attorneya for Plalnlirf. at 31 8. W . 40th Avanua. Fort Lauderdala. Florida, and ftla lha original Anawar In tha office of tha Clark of tha Circuit Court on or before tha 33nd day of January, 19(3* olherwtaa tha elIrgaltr.E* t f .t»h: C - i. i plaint will ha taken aa confeaied by you. DATED Title i n n day of Dec­ ember. I SSL (MEAL) Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr. Clark of Circuit Court lly: Jean E. Wilke Tiaputy Clark Oregory and Klllaon Attorneya for Plaintiff 31 S. W . 10th Avanua Fort Lauderdale, Florida Puhlleh Dec. 3ft, IT, 1**1 A Jan. 1. t*. 1**3. Anawar fa Previous P u n k U.S. Official Id M IN III B Mutual amity * Church part 7 Cravat Boat of fpraBi) V Stripped tawiooJyir 1 IT. B. official, l>avkl L. — I li a la nr Ls§3SLas& IS } ‘ r T , . Vr,, . i S S S ? * * " ’* Jl sShUtamcnt *> Roman townse W Pronoun MAitarlefc ** M 22 French girl W rj 24 PftniM X7 Nuvav BUet ® «>■* M nS kinaflktiaa 34 Unfurl m . iIJ-T TTRaacinff . jjjiu t to l k MSeattRh alder t nr FT 9411, 40 Flag 43 Aay SK SSLw ~ 37 Individual TBAurktn 4 41 Rugged mountain mat 43 BuhnquanHy ♦4 Vi para 4S llarbor 44 Tropical plant I $ 47 Drain 44 Heavy i 44 Small li_____ 80 raminina auffig S3 Energy S4 riiat woman BSUpracaadn (maak) 1 • • Id ir 2» 10 14 II 17 is- 11 U O 47 Narrow way It Ts 1st Rtf SI Ray's nkknamn 81 lluga talk UDocutnn 84H* seeks tofaster ESS MQaaUc DOST* lTwdy • Law i ____ 4 English rival Z ■ £T u r u »T M m the snow was flying. The painless way Jo get him to buy more, Blacker decided, was to present a constant series of new ideas to grouse the possessive instinct. During a year Blacker will pre­ sent as many as 1.500 different jackets ranging all the way from lightweight linen to Shetland. The fall line alone will run from 300 to 900 selections in what can only be described as a wide variety of sizes and colors. Once in a while a particular item will be auch a standout it will run away with the market and Blacker will call it a “ bullet." One of these was the Rugby Coat, a blazer in muled stripes of red, blue and olive. It said 7,000 before Blacker realized it. Blacker combs the world mar­ kets for new Ideas and Is off to Europe shortly to sec whst's new there. Th*. rlothing msrkct being what tt is. these ideas will appear In the 1963 spring line. “ There’s a boom on in Western Europe and when people get a few bucks in their pockets they start buying new and different things," he said, “ The Common Market is about as big as the IT. S. market. It has a big effect on style* and we want to look at it." Whatever he finds, the result probably will end up as a con­ servative three - button mode! since "the way most European clothes ire cut their sports jack­ ets feel like straitjackets," he Legal Notice IV THF. CIRCUIT COURT V IV T n JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IV AVD FOR gCVIIVOl.R r n i ' S T Y , FLORIDA IV CHANCERY VO. 11732 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT. QAOE ASSOCIATION, A Corpora­ tion organised under an Act of Congraaa and eelatlng puriuant lo tha Federal National Mortgage Aaaoclatlon. charier Act. having Ita principal office In the cit y of Waahlngton Dlalrict of Columbia. Plaintiff va. ALFRED W. ESTES and KA R E N W . ESTES, hla wlfa. and RIDGE ­ WOOD WOOD PRODUCTS COM­ PANY, INC., a Naw Jarway cor­ poration, Defandanta VOTICE TO APPEAR TIIK »TATS! OF FI.OIIinA TOi A LFR ED W. ESTES and K A R E N W . ESTES Addraaa Unknown TOU ARK HEBE RT NOTIFIED that a ault haa bean filed agalnat you In the abova entitled cauaa, and that you are required to flit your anawar with tha Clark of Ihla Court and lo aerve a copy thereof upon lha Plalnllfr or Italntlff'a attorneya, whore name and addrear la Rlahop A Born, aialn, I* Eaat Pina Street, Or­ lando. Florida, not later than January Sth, 19*3. If you fall to do ao a Decree Pro Confaaao will be entered agalnat you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. Thle ault la to fortrloae a mort­ gage. The real property proceeded ogalnat la; lent 1*. mock I, W E A T It ERHF1ELD FIRHT ADDI­ TION, according to the plat thereof ee recorded In Plat Ilonk 13. Page (S, Public Ilecorda of Seminole County, Florida. Together with the following Item of property which I* lo­ cated in gnd permanently tn■ lalted aa a part of tha Im­ provement on eeld land: International of Utica furti­ v e . Model 01(8 St E-D WITNESS my hand and tha aeal nf aald Court at Hanford. Florida, thle sth day of December, l s t t . (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of tha Circuit Court tty: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Rlahop A Hnrnateln t l Eaet Pine Street Orlando, Florida Attorney! for Plaintiff ruhtlah Dec. I. 13. 30. 37. l i l t . IS T H E CIRCUIT COURT VIVTII j U D M - t i t c i s n I T »v a vie ri-tt BKMINOI.H COUNTY. FLORIDA IV r i t I M SISSY .NO. UTSS F E D ER A L NATIONAL MORT. (1 AGE ASSOCIATION. A Corpora­ tion oraantaad under an Aet of Uoncreae and eelatlng puriuant to ■ha Federal National Mortgaga Aaearlatlon, Chartar AcL having Ita principal offlca la tha City of Waahlngtoa District of Columbia. Plaintiff ROBERT E. HODGES gnd HAZEL J. II01HJE8 hla wife, and RIDGE­ WOOD WOOD PRODUCTS CO.. INC., a Naw Jaraay corporation. Defendants NOTICI9 TO APPEAR TIIK 1TATK OF FLORIDA TOi ROBERT E. HODGES 3031 Third BL, SW Hickory, N. C. H A Z E L J. IIODGKS. 3»!9 Third HI., SW Hickory. N. C. TOU A RE H E R E B Y NOTtFIET that a ault has bsan filed agalnat you In tho abovo sntltlad cauaa, and that you ara raqulrad to Dla your anawar with lha Clark of this Court and to aarva a copy tharaof upon tha Plaintiff or Plalntltra attorneya, whoae name and addraaa ta UI«liop A Dornaialn, I I East Pina Strast, Orlando. Florida, not tatar than January Ith. 11*3. tf you fall to do ao a Deeres Pro Confaaao wilt bo entersd against you for tha rallaf damsndsd In tha Complaint. Thla suit la to forocloso a mortgaga Tha raal proparty proesadad agalnat ta: Lot 14. Block t. W E A T H ­ ERS FIELD FIRST ADD!TION. according to tha plat tharaof, aa rscordad tn Plat Hook 13. p as s IS, public Kacorda of Stminols County, Florida, Togathar with tha following Item of property which la localad tn anJ permanently Inetalled at a port of tho im­ provement on aald land: International of Ullca Furn­ ace. Model OIIB SS-C-D W IT NE S S my hand and tha anal of aald Court at Sanford. Florida, thla (th day of Dacamhar, 1IIL (SE AL) Arthur II. Rsekwltb. Jr. Clark of tha Circuit Court Hy: Martha T. Vlhlen Daputy Clark Blthop A Uoraalsln t l East Plat Strati Orlando, Florida Attornays for Plaintiff Publlaa Dae. S. IS, S*. 17. t||L said. "W e also will be busy In Japan. Hong Kong. India and tha real of the world looking for tdeaa. Blacker'* jackets retail for be­ tween $30 and $65. There are _ elephant batiks (with pictures o f * elephants), Tussah lilk from In­ dia, Swiss linen, Moygashel linen from Ireland. Dacron-worsted and Dacron-cotlon, Shetland*, Oxford denim, seersuckers tn dark stripes and checks, domestic silk and wool btends, a Dacron and flax combination and jacquard woven linens (pictures of sailboats woven In.) g, Though most costs are conser- • vative, Blacker is willing to ex­ periment with something he thinks will sell. One successful revival was the Norfolk jacket but he also goes in for fancy linings, odd but­ tons snd unusual tailored details. Chinese Easy COLUMBUS, Ohio (U PI) — Chinese is not difficult, but 8 * comparatively easy language for English-speaking students to learn, said Dr. William fl. Y. Wang, who {* teaching it at Ohio State Uni­ versity. Chinese grammar I* similar to English and has no tense conjugation or declension, Wang slid. "Chinese ha* sound* easy to produce for English.speaking students,” Wang said. “ For ^ instance, it doesn’t have the nasal vowels as in French, or th* rolled r's aa in Spanish, and it doesn't have difficult consonant clusters such a* in Russian and German.” Home Project CHARLOTTE AMALIE, T. I (UPI) — Tha government has be­ gun a model homa project here 4 ai tha start of a long-range pro­ gram to rid this capital city of tha Virgin Islands of ilum-blighted areas, Tha pre-fabrlcated, three-bedroom homes, built on lots of 3,900 square feet, are be­ ing offered for lese than $10,000 on ■ 25-year payment plan. Forty statei and 10 foreign ( countries are represented in Penn­ sylvania Slate University’s student body of 17,000. Legal Notice IV T H E CIRCUIT COURT. VIVTII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IV AND FOR atllllNOLK COUNTT, FLORIDA IV EH l ITY EOUITV NO. I f ,I M M AXINE 1L O K K L L E T , Plaintiff, % va. WILLIAM J. B. O’ KELL ET. Defendant. NOTICE TO .APPEAR AND ANSWER IV T H E NARK OF TIIK BT ATI] OF FLORIDA TOl WILLIAM J. B, O K BLUET Toa ar t hereby notified that a ault haa been brought agalnat yuu In tha Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit. Bemlnola County, Florid*. In Equity, by M AX INE H. O'KEL LEY, Plalntlrf, and you ara hereby raqulrad to file per- 4 aonatly. or by Attorney, with Ihe Clerk of aald Court, your Answer or defeneee lo th* Complaint end Amendment tu Complaint In aald ault on or befora lha ISth day nf January, A. D. 11 S3, and alto lo aarva a copy of your Anawar or defense! upun Maeera. Oailneky A Krol. Attorneya for Plalnllff. at thtlr offlca at «11 Main Street, Daytona Beach, Florida, on or be­ fora tha Iflh day of January, A. D. 13(3. aa required by lha Florida Rulae of Civil Procedure, and hertln fall not or a Dacrea A Pro Confaeao and Final Dacrea will * ba entered agalnat you by default. Tou ara further notified that tha nama of tha Court In which aald ault haa been Instituted la tha Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Cir­ cuit of Florida. In and for Saminola County, In Equity, and that tha title of aald suit la aa here­ inabove aal forth. Tou ara further notified that lha nature of aald ault la a ault for divorce, a vlncuto matrimonii, and to declare a epeclat equity In the Plaintiff In tha following f . daacrlbad raal and personal pro- v party eltuated la Semlnol* County, Florida, to-wlt: The Northerly Fifty-two (S3) feel of Lot Eleven (It), Block Eleven ( I t ) , He]-Air, localad In tha City of Ban. ford, Seminole County, Flori­ da. Togathar with tha furniture, furnishing*. Daturas, and equip­ ment In and about th* aald premia**. and to require th* Dafandant to convey hla Interest In and to aald a properly to the Plaintiff and upon • hla failure to so convey earne, to appoint a Slaatar ta convey th* Dafandant'* Interest tn said pro­ perty to th* Plaintiff, and for olhar rallaf as la mors fully eat forth In Plaintiffs UompUInt and Amendment to Complaint filed herein. W ITNESS my hand and eeal at office at Sanford. Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida, thla 11th day of Dec. amber, A. D. 1**1. (SEAL) Arthur II. Backwllh. Jr. 4 Aa Clark of lh# Circuit Court w of Samlnol* County, Florida By; Martha T. Vlhlfta Deputy Clark OSSIN8KT A KROL Solicitor* for Plaintiff Sit Main Street Daytona Beach, Florida Publish Dec. 13. IS, 17, list A J»a I. 11(3. IN CO M E TAX SERVICE OSCAR M. HARRISON MOVED FROM 16(0 HIAW ATHA AVK. To 1311 PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA 2-8827 �I / Plan Your Profits-- Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For You—Dial FA 2-2611 » Classified FA 2-2611 ft. For Saif op Rent 12. Real Entitle For Malt 3 Hit.. Built-In kitchen: Rent with option in buy: TIP Haywood Dr. FA 2-8118. bt. Johns Realty Co. SW EE TIE p i e 19* HUB TIME TE3TED FIRM ^ 118 N. Park Avc. Ph FA 2-6123 i $aitfurit " Srralh l -' 1 1 J Weil. Dec. 27, 1961— Png* 11'27. Special Service* By Nadine Seltzer 12. Real Fatale For Sale 20 ACRES Isolated area. Beauti­ ful. giant oaks, Lake view, re­ 1187 DOWN tirement site with potentials Nice 3 bedroom home '» block O ffice 204 W. First from gride ichool. Kitchen for growing azaleas, terns, camellias, etc. $3.non. St. Johna equipped. You may buy before Realty Co. 11# N. Park Ate. 1. l,o*i & Founi January tit on then outstand­ FA 2-6123. ing term*: .LOST: Ore? tiger itrlped cat. PKtCE: 89.887 * white fee!, pink and brown note. Oscar M. Hunison TERMS: 8187 down, 883 monthly Answer* to name of "Butch." Ktgiitcred Real Estate Broker Reward. FA 2-3328. 1811 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7948 "W# Trada" 2. Notice* - Pentonal# Stemper Agency Jim Hunt Realty CLEAN carpcta with our Carpet REALTOR — INSUHOK Shampooer FREE, with pur232i Park Drive Office FA 2-2U* CONSULTANT APPRAISER eha*e of Blue t-ustre shampoo Sanford, Fla. Nights FA 2-064* Phone FA 2 IMI 112 N. Park CarroU'a Furniture. Moving *oon to 1919 S. French Ate |EVEN' 12 year old Johnny can beautify vinyl floor* with lon| MUST Sacrifice due to order*. 3 bedroom home in Pine crest, latling Seal filo d . CarroU’a kitchen equipped. 899 por mo. Furniture. tneludee everything FA 2 7333 River Front Property <6. For Rent F l’ RN apt. 3300 WEIC7VA RIVER ESTATES We D on! Want EVERYBODY'S Approximately 21* acres, with 150 ( Buiiness, Just YOURS. MeUonvIlle. (t. on river, 4 mite oft Rt. 46 FAHMER'S AGENCY FURNISHED apartment*, down­ $5,500 N. V. Farmer, Realtor town location. Phone for ap­ 2465 S. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-5231 Call FA 7-6413 after 6.00 p. m pointment FA 1-5123 or FA 2-5315 After houra FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0261 MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A I£ Night. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERY­ SAN LANTA HOMES ■ BEDROOM furnished cottage in On Locuat, North of East loth St. ONE! Lake Mary. FA 3-17S7. 3-Bedrooms, 2-Uaihi, excellent “ Did you send your Aunt Helen'# name to a Lonely s u n s h in e r e a l t y neighborhood. Priced from Heart’* club?" 2 BEDROOM unfurnlihed houie Amy Anderson 811,900. Low dawn payment. kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-8630 Reg Real Estate Broker $04 30 per mo., principal A in­ 2619 So, French Ate. after ( p. m. 12. Real Ristate For Safe -2. Build - i’ulnl • Repair terest. Day FA 2-749* - Night FA 2-4811 FURNISHED apartment, CIOM-in, VA — NOTHING DOWN 112 RIDGE DR. Park Hidge-3 HOUSE aud roof repair*, painting, Jimmy Cowan FA 1-4013. Ph. FA 2-8510 or CR 7-1921 bedroom IVa bath, air condition­ LOCH AKBOR window cleaning and yard work Nights GA M3I8 ed, central heat, large corner The homemakers dream come* All work guaranteed. FA 1-1197. SLEEPING ROOMS, The Otblei, Jaca Demetre#, Developer lot, 9750 down. true in this lovely ranch style 1 401 Stagnolia Ave. FA 2-0710. ROOM SPECIAL 914.93. Palntlog home that has plenty of room 840 and MOVE RIGHT IN A FABULOUS huy, 4 bedroom I BEDROOM fumiehed apartment. Until January 1st we will offer inside and out. Call Mr. T6*k*r, for a growing family. Superb masonry home, atone fireplace, FA 3-0139. FA 2-0041. central heating system, large this sensational buy—don't drag open beam construction, 2 tile lot, extra large utility room, your feet—call u* NOW. UN FURNISHED houaV, t*08 Waihbaths. 100 x 600 feet cm beauti­ SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter double carport, Florida room, ful Lak* Markham. Must see to ington Ave. Phone FA 2-5303 3 bedroom, 11* bath on a nice Repairs, Alteration*. Painting separate dining room and over­ corner lot In a pleasant subdi­ appreciate. FA 2-3378. after Jan. let. Phone FA 2-T9B3. tired kitchen, all for 917,500.00, vision. Only one year old. CONVENIENT TO BASE: 1 bed- PRICE: 8*.S00 as low aa 91600.00 down on new HAPPY NEW~Y EAR 211. Building Mnterlale room, kitchen equipped, large TERMS: 81 down plus 839 clos­ FHA financing or buyer may Yea, you will have a happy new living room, 9110 per mo., 103 aiauina existing mortgage after ing cost and 974 monthly total year in one of a number of LUMBER • HARDWARE - PAINT G E. Woodland Dr. FA 2-7057, moderate down payment. payment. FHA Loans P’ ati borne* we are now aide to offer Roofing ... -----— ■ ■— ------FREE ESTIMATES you at a tremendous value, I - BEDROOM house, kitchen MOVE RIGHT IN Your Credit fa Good. Up te I Yre TINY FAMILY equipped, water furnished. Ph “ We Trade" to Payl One bedroom, 3 corner lot* $6,3oo. FA 2-4411. 1901 S. Park Ate. B. EDWARDS SMALL FAMILY Day or Night Two bedrooms, furnished 86,800. FA 2-3232 8 ROOM (urnlahed apartment. 313 BUILDERS SUPPLIES Palmetto, Day—Phone FA 2-3141 We Give TV Stamps AVERAGE FAMILY REALTOR - INSUROR or night FA 2-3834. 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. PA 1-7191 Ball-Blair Agency 3 bedroom*, one and 4 bath* CONSULTANT APPRAISER Registered Brokers 812.500. P h on o FA 2-4991 112 N. Park RENT A BED 2L Electrical Service* k ASSOCIATES LARGE FAMILY Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds Moving Soon to 1919 8. French Ave 218 So. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-5641 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, corner lot. By Day, Week, or Month FKIG1DAIBE REDUCED PRICE 89.500. 84,000 Lake Mary Branch - FA 2-1200 819.600. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Sales k Service down balance 830 per month on Down payments from 81,000. House Wiring Ph. FA 2-5111 116 W 1st St. Free Eitimale* two frame houses and 4 acral ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Better value* justify larger Sid Vihlen'a Randall Electric Raymond l.undquiat, Atsoc. of land. Contact Grady Scott. TWO Clean furnished apartment* down payment*. DON'T YOU 112 Magnolia FA 2-295! Atlantic Bank Bldg. Pb. FA 1-0913 FA 2-2825. in Lake Mary, nice for couple. AGREE? Call FA 2-3930. 4 Lake Lot*, with large oak trees, HOMES LOTS ACREAGE J. W. Hall, Realtor 25. Plumbing Service# on Lake Onoro, 85,000. Name SALES RENTALS S BEDROOM, furtillhed house "Call Halt'’ FA 2-3641 Your Terms. PLUMBING 885.00 mo. FA 2-2909. Contracting U Repairs ROSA L. P A Y T O N I X Mortgage Loan* S BEDROOM, kitchen equipped Fro# Estimate* 308 W. nth Street Registered Real Estate Broker 0 house. Close to school and (hop­ MORTGAGE LOANS R. L. HARVEY Evening* FA 2-2579 Ph. TA 1-1901 17-93 at Huwatha ping. Clean and comfortable. FA 2-7003 204 Sanford Ave. Phone TA >4383 FHA and Conventional FA 2-wru. Commercial A Residential 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath, kllehFOR SALE Seminole Realty Slemper Agency Helmly Realty WKLAKA APARTMENTS: room* private baths, 114 W. First Bt. EFFICIENCY Heeled apartment Sanford's neweat. Ideally locat­ ed, near pott office, suitable for single or couple, private hath. Inquire at Manuel Jacobson De9 partmeot Store. HOUSE for rent. Ph. FA 9-1271. a • ROOM furnished apt., $60.00| mo., Close in, 111 E. 8th St. FA I 4265 or FA 2-5786. 9. For Sale or R enl CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake Rent or Sale. Ileatonable. Call evening*. FA 2-1537. 0 $50 REWARD For Information Leading to the arrest of pereoa or penona taking T » e I ft- PaJoeerrue from the property or Arthur Andree, Celery Ate, ft. Camrron Corner anmrtime Sunday Night. Phone F A 2-0992 VA FINANCING U u * n Paym ent A Cloeing Coal Wall STHN8TKOM REALTY en equipped, adjoining school BEAUTIFUL FIREPLACE ground. I have 92200 In till* with tasteful living room, built- 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 3-2420 home. You may huy It for 850 Ins large modern kitchen (tut IS. Help Wanttd Plumbing St Heating dawn. Payments 881.00 par me. Supplements dining and Florida AIR CONDITIONINO (VA 4*V'r). FA 2-8013. rooms. The airy closet* eipcclal- HAVE TWO OPENINGS—one full CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK time and one part lime with 92 )y in the 3 large bedroom* are 2700 MIOQUIS AVE. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 1-8502 am pie to hide all your keep-1 year old Company, Route type The homo (hat will sail luelfl work. Average $2 46 per hour, »ake*. Y*», two tile bath*. I W. J. KINO Drive by today . . we feel you Man or wuman. Age 35 to 65. Price? Well, not as much a* you PLUMBING A SUPPLIES will become ea warmly attach­ Car ncccvsurj. Write: Mr. would thlnkl We'll tell you a* • Contracting • Repair Work ed to this lovely and bceutlfully Greene, 659 Welt Peachtree St., you warm yourself by the fire. 2534 So. Orlando Dr. landscaped home t* wr are. N. E., Atlanta 8. Georgia. TERMS. Call for an appoint­ Phone 322-0483 Thia oulitandlsj home i* moment. deralcly priced at 89750.00, with 20. Ila liy filt c r s 27. Special Serrlcna term a available. "W e T rad e” I will keep small children In my home 91.25 per day. FA 2-2214 Seminole Realty Stemper Agency 21. Beauty Salon* NEW HOMES In Ueautiful — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 .1 - B E D R O O M S 1 - I Vi • 1 BATHS ’ Cuarentiunal A F H A Loans I tries 17-92 te H olland Esiatea (2 ml. S. #f baaTurd). Hale* o lflr * lit huu»e tn .iJr entrance. KINGS W OOD Perk Ave. Day or Night »A 1-107 * ENVELOPES, l.eiicrhradi. ste'e ROLLAWAY, Hasp* *> *nd Baby FOR SALE— All Gun* and Ain* uients, invoices, hand bills, and Bed*, Day, Week, or Monthmunition — Clone out price*. programs, etc. Progressive FURNITURE CENTER Buy up Now! Firestone Store, Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— 1IU0 French Ave. 111 East 1st St. 306 West 131b St. Ph. FA 2-7938 WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, cane* DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER­ Sell Ua Youi furniture Quick walker*. ARY HELP? . . . an application Service With The Cash SUPER FREE DELIVERY let cr that will "get the Job"; TRADING TOST. FA 2-0377. Prescription* our Specialty eluh paper: aflci dinner speech; FAUST'S Rx Mellonvllle CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING high school or college them* or Ph. FA 2-7167 M a lire** renovating. Expert Up­ essay on all but scientific sub­ holstering. All Work Guaran­ FOR SALE— All good repo»ie**ed jects. Low rates. FA 2-10,73, teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. evenings merchandise at low prices. We Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford don't want to move It to our WELLS DRILLED Ave. new location. Your chance to PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS buy right! Firestone Store, i l l FURNITURE \!l Type* and Sire* K. 1ft St Must veil at once — 3 complete Wc Hepitir and Service room* of furniture Take ovof NEW WESTINGHOUSE INSTANTS T I N E monthly payments of lll.s s nr Machinery and Supply Co. ON Portable Television. Como 8)00 rath. Call owoer collect 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-6433 In for demonstration, also Used TE 8-1511 Cauclberry. TV'* $29.50 and up. Town A FRIGID A IRK Country TV, m Hear of McltcySate* & Service 34. Article* For Stile notd* Drug Store. FA 2-5362. G. It. HIGH Daisy air rifles, union 5 skate*, Oviedo. Fi*. FO 5 3313 Day* FOR SALE— Counter* and fix­ play tenia. Army Navy Surplui, Evening* Sanford FA 2-3683 tures, Firestone Store, 111 E itt 3lo Sanford Ave. 1st., St. NEW SERVICE Septic lank* pumped * drain USED che*t type freezer. One oil. apace healer. FA 2-7058. Helds installed. 24 hour service Term*. FA 2-9469. FOR SALE: New and Used Inner Fireplace wood, all lengths, Oak tube* for Car*, Truck*, Trac­ and lighter wood. Delivered. INCOME TAX SKRVICF, tor*. See Ua, Firestone Storo Phone FA 2-6818, if no answer OSCAR M. HARRISON 111 East lit. St. FA 2-5909. 1311 Palmetto Ave, Ph. FA 2-8821 W OOD FIRESTONE Pre-Moving Salo on NEW Olympl* portable typewrit­ ers with eases, Regular 9134.00 all used tire*. We don't want Now $89.00 plus tax. Powell's to lug them to our new- locu­ A U T O GLASS Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia tion, so make ul nn offer. All FA 2-5842. IN ST A L L E D Sizes, Firestone 111 East lit., Windshield Back Glim* St. FOB SALE — Trade-In*, Electric Door Glean Vent Glass Move 83,00, Electric Refriger­ FRESH PRE-MIXED CONCRETE SERVICE ator $10.00, Philco TV $13.00, Medium aged stepping atunc* Senknrik Glass and Paint Co. Wcslingbouse TV 823.00. Fire­ window silt*, lintels A steps 210 Magnolia Ph, FA 2-4622 stone HI East lit., St. Old rock, steel and sand. 29. Automobile Service General Auto Repair* MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. FOR SALE— Our complete line Alt Make Cart—Labor A Parts 3(10 Klin Ave. FA 3-3751 of paints and electric paint Guaranteed—Quality Workmanship mixer* — Painter* and Con­ FURNITURE tracture Special. Firestone Store Navy man transferred; brand 111 E. lat St. new; take over for balance on 2664 S. Hiawatha Ave. FA 1-8611 3 complete rooms; oo down payment nece»aary; paymenti 37. Boat* • Motors SI. Poultry - Pet* - Livestock low t t 913 per month. Call own Gateway To Tha Waterway ner collect, TE 8-1511, Caaael PUPPIES — half Airedale, 2 Your EVINRUDE Dealer berry. month* old, $3.00. Call Sat. or Leonard Auto Clinic Robson Sporting Goods Sun. only. Wale* Fernery, on ONION PLANTS 304-6-8 E. lat. Ph. FA 2-5HI lake at Lyman School, l»n g- Crystal Wax, per M $2 50; Sou $1.50 wood. 3 U lota and over, $2.25 FOB here. A. M. Prevail, Phone CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black 749-1115 Seville, Fla. Poodle Puppies, Show dog Stock. Reserve now, pick up Christ­ FOR YOUR BAND Instruments, mas Eve. FA 2-7741. Guitare, Bongo's, Christmas Sheet Music. Salat, Rental, Re BEAGLE pupple*. registered, 1 pain. See Bukur'8 Music Shop, female, 1 male, 9 week* old, 13 2004 Cedar Ave. FA 1-0713. in., allow type. 835 and $40. Open til 9 p. m. Monday, Wed­ Call FA 2-2139. nesday, Friday until Chrlitmaa. REGISTERED CHIHUAHUA pup FACTORY TO YOU piea beginning at 835, FA 1-5240 ALUMINUM BUNDS after 3:30. Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic end*. l’ laille MtNATURK Poodle*, registered, or riyon tapes. Cotton or nylon white, permanent shots, home cord*. broken, FA 2-3442. 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4S22 Sale! Polnsellla* In Bloom 08c INTAKE manifold, I two-barral carburetor*, fuel block, for ’58 QRAPKVILLE NURSERY or '«a Ford 361 engine. Phone Grapevllle Avc near loth Bt. Mr. Glelow FA 1-2611 or PETUNIAS k Calendula* now FA 2-6473 alter 6:00 p. m. ready, Dutch Mill Nuraary New Uptala ltd. off 2Utli It. 33. Furniture Used furniture, appliance*, tool* etc. Boughl-Sold fe rry 's Mart 21j Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 • Itli. VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS W ILSO N -M AIER A. W. Barkley Used Cara, Inc, Imports St Sports Cars Our Speciality 17-91 • Heart of Maitland PH. MI 4-3307 NEW TRUCKS We Need 2 New Truck Deala To Make Our Quota For Th* Tear. WHEEL 4k DEAL NOWf! We'rn Going All Out On TRADE - INS ECON OLIN ES Clyde W. Nutt 1IOOKKEEPING and INCOMB TAX SERVICE is NOW IN NEW OFFICE PICKUPS & VANS CORVAIRS to CADILLACS NO PAYMENTS UN TIL FEBRUARY Dawn's Stemper Agency L fije w m n a By Park Homes SH O E M A K E R As CONST. CO. laow Aa $350 Down 4-Bedroom*—2 Btlii* 3-Hrdroom t— 2 Hatha . l-fltdroom s— I 4 Bathe 1-Redreoma— I Balh ONGDALE HOMES LMN ENTERPRISES INC. 3 • UEOROOMS 1'/, BATHS Low Dow n Pay ment No Closing Cost# A* Low I R d Prr Aa Mouth Principal . In*. . Int. • Taira $8,500 To $9,300 FHA & Conv. Financing Wide variety * alerter d esign* end floor plan* V V Financing on Home* up lu ILV00U Fll K — Conventional & In-Service Financing DIRECTIONS: Turn W. m 19th Bt. Follew Ceem­ ir , C lub Kd. k Watch fur eur sig n * F-ftOO CAD & CHASSIS New Pulp Trucka — 1 To Chooaa From. TEE V GREEN ESTATES Seminole Realty DIRECTIONS: iu Min­ ute# from Sanford. So. on H «y . 17-92, turn right at our aign. TErrace 8-3911 • f u n n ily C lub Road Bt, E xte n sio n ) 3 Weat O f llw y. IT-98 T o M a y fa ir Country (t# tk Mtlao N o tt C lub • 3 - Bedroom* • lVa Hath# • Central Air-Cond. & Heating FH A Month!) Pa.i menu — $66 to $74 No Cioafng Coal v * k ( opr. Financing \vallable Cliff Uornentun, Broker TErrace 8-4199 Open 10:60 a.m. to 7:49 p.m. 55 57 58 55 56 59 58 56 38 50 57 57 55 56 59 53 1IDICK 2 Door ............. . ............... FORD 2 Door, Automatic .... ........... RAMBLER 4 Door, Standard ................ MERCURY 2 Door Hardtop ............ CHEVROLET 4 Door. 6 Cyl., Standard Shift CHEVROLET 4 Door V-8, Auto. CHEVROLET V-8. 4 Door, Station Wagon OI.DSMOHILK I Door .......................... FORD 2 Door Hardtop Ovetdrive ........ FORD I Door II Cyl. ...... ..... CHEVROLET 2 Ton, Chaaatg and C a b........... FORD 4 Door ............................. ....... NASH Antbiuuutdor 4 Door. A u to................... RAMBLER 4 Door. Standard .................. LARK Hardtop Coupe .... ... CHEVROLET >/a Ton Pickup ....... 219 E. 2nd ST. 2505 PARK AVE. ' .rnv Scnknrik GUsa and Paint Co. 32. Floweni - Tree* * Hhruhn B ark ley H O LLER S °/ S A N F O R D BUILDERS, INC. JIM HI NT - PA 12116 34. Article* For Salt REALTOR - INSUROR 2710 S. Sanford Ave. New and t ie d Furniture Specializing In Heating CONSULTANT APPRAISER EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP 311 E. First St. FA 2-3622 and Air-Coodltionlog Only Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park 1 Senior Beautician* """ YEAR'S BEST*5tAROAiNS FA 3-8321 Moving aoon to 1119 S. French Ave Minnie Be** • Helen • Blanche 2502 Oak Ave. Wr have several 2 bedroom 108 E. 2nd. St Plwru- FA 2-3914 SEWING MACHINE SERVICE homes for sale under FHA, VA. YES, TH IS IS For tcrvice oo any make ul Saw­ KATHERINE HARVEY or conventional financing, where The home of moderate mean* for ing machine parts and access­ BEAUTY SHOP you can get the very MOST for the couple with moderate dreamt, ories or Raouls call or write Hair Stylist • Pat Stewart your dollar. Priced from 88,300 in an excellent neighborhood, to Sanford Sawing Center, 104 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-0834 to 89,225 with l.uw monthly this 2 bedroom home has many South Park Ave Ph. FA 1-8411. payment!. VA—Nothing down pleasant features, such a* fully HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK FHA—Minimum down. We WEL­ tiled bath, lovely deep grained Profeitlunal Carr—Modern Equip PIANO TUNING it REPAIRING COME -your cur, host, hgu*rW. L. HARMON oak floor*, efficient floor furAir Conditioned Comfort trailer. or present hontr aa a Pb. FA 1-4223 nare, rnjojahle screened porrh, 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 3742 trade-in to make jour downwith heavy bearing grapefruit II HATING payment. TRY U S-W E TRADE. trees in the back yard. You II. B. POPE CO. JNC. can occupy this home for a* 200 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-423 "We Trade" little as 9300 down, FHA, and 58 LINCOLN 4 Door. Loaded ............................. $179-* tlrauiy Salon only 89200 00 total price. ........ -TJB5 3 9 CADILLAC i Door Air Cond...... Walker Building n o CHEVROLET Imimla 4 Door, Equipped ....... 1995 2310 Oak FA 2-7681 REALTOR - INSUROR 38 FORD 2 Door V-8, A u to ........................- ....... CONSULTANT - APPRAISER .............. . 1105 38 CHEVROLET I Door loot S. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 4991 112 N Park 60 CORVAIIt I Door. Automatic .............. ....... 1195 Day or Night LMN Enlrrpriiir*, Inr, Jtovlng soon to 1911 8. French FA 2-5332 1095 r»R UAMIII.HR 1 Door, Auto...................... ....... I9U1 S. FA 2-5231 $156 Monthly Paym ent* as low e i 988 Inrl. te a ** and Insurance Southern Air .11. Furniture SANFORD SANFORD 695 195 995 495 595 1495 1295 595 895 295 1205 795 395 595 1(105 305 FA 2-071! FA 2-0861 WllJt! HKLIWrriON F-100 6 Cyl Pickups 24 USED CARS IN STOCK We Appreciate Tha L’aed Car Uualnra* We've Kecelved Thia Yrar. Our Policy Of Minimum Dunn I'ajnieula A Lung Trma Down I'ajmcnta A Long Terma WUI Cunllnua To Unerring Customer*. StricklandMorrison, Inc. 308 E. Firnt 8L FA 2-1481 Winter Park Ml 4-8918 �__ _ t Hunt's Zeity Flavored Tomato Juice 3 • dairy specials For Nov Yeer'i, Buah Blackeye Peas 2 Im kitaM ’i K tU tf Tr..» Sour Cream .. P IM a rf l> M t h 0 Betty Crocker's Famoui Long Wcek-Eno' . Closed Mon Jan. 1st. l.tta ra illk Tasty Biscuits . P a U ti 100% P a n Cara Oil Margarine e frozen foods Bisquick Flour 4 purchases PRICES • Ruitlc Iraad JHctd E F FE C T IV E Apple Rings ....... THRU F & P H A L V E D or SLICED la a lk la a d Q a U k - rr.it. Of P IP T atty I .r l l .t t Pear Halves .... 3 Blackeye Peas . s P e ffa fV fe Panaa Mince Turnover Traatara lata P ia .il P rM Shrimp Dinner . ORANGE. GRAPE or. ^ FLORIDA PUNCH M ia a t. M a li M r* Caaa. Orange Juice . k Kidney Beans A L a .f Grata Tatty 2 B Riceland Rice .... D i.U Ufy ar I.f k .iV 3 Bra ad I Blackeye Peas.... Pineapple....... N akitaa Pa m i.i tta ik .P a ik Ritz Crackers .. •trleheene's C ra « W Paatara C'namon Crisp Taed sriaal Patl-Playarad Tea Bags ........ 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H o g J o w l s . . . »> 1 9 (Limit 1 With I'urrhmaw Of S7 Or Mora) Heevy 5-Fly Wedding Completely Aaeembled Clear, See-Throng•» Quilted Cuff Protection i o s h e l f s h o e B A G I**L Limit O n. |Vr Family - » » i.’ 81 Hills Bros. COFFEE F I % Drip or Reg. 1-Lb. Can 39 # �Property Owners Stymie Road Plan, Says Bliss (EDITOR'S NOTE; With Around - the - Clock Columnist Larry Vershel enjoying a wellearned vacation over the holi­ day*, the Herald SUM will pinch hit for him.) “ City .Manager W. E. Knowlei Isaued an order this morning to have all city vehicle* and equipment winterised with temperatures pre­ dicted to hit near freezing in the next few days. • • * • The Sanford Public Library has issued a total of S>60 adult and 447 children's library cards since the metal plate card system went in to effect on Nov. 1, reported San6 ford Librarian Sara M. King yes­ terday. • • • The new telephone installed In the county commissioner cham­ bers has proved to tie a handy gadget, so that commissioners can use it to summon department heads to confer on matters under their Jurisdiction. • ® • • Legal machinery for the newlyproposed Oviedo Athletic Associa­ tion should go Into setion some­ time early in January with San­ ford Attorney Doug Stenstrom ap­ pointed legal counsel for the or­ ganization. John Courier, associa­ tion president, revealed last week. • • • Public Works Director "F oots" Vclvinglon predicts that work on 9 the n o r City Hall switchboard and information center wilt run into the middle of January before Its completion. » • • Civil Service exams will be given, this afternoon by Major Bristol, personnel officer, for the new switchboard operator at City Hall. Deadline for applications wat & yesterday. Annual pay fur the ™ clerk-typist position is $2370. • • * Contractor for the San Marco Construction Company resumed work on West First Street today after a holiday layoff of several days. * • • Construction on the new six-inch water main for the Delmar Cab& in ct Company's industrial site on ^ Country Club Hoad was well under way yesterday with the completion of 800 feel of pipe, reported City Manager W. E. Knowles. • • • Signups fur Biddy Basketball now number 33 and are expected to Increase by 30 or 40 more eag­ er* with Saturday’s tryouts, re­ ported Sanford Recreation DiA rector Jiin Jernlgsn this morning. ^ • • • A lawnmnwer was stolen out in North Orlando Estates sometime over the holidays, reported the Seminole County Sheriffs Dept, today. Who needs a mower that bad in this westherT • • • Hie new college courses being offered by Rollins College to begin f next semester as night courses at Seminole High certainly have two very attractive teachers. We pre­ dict that all the women will take math and all the men will take English! • • • W. H. Bentley of Sanford scored a nice hole in one out at the Mayfair Country Club on Dec. 23 on a long 163 yard drive at the fifth R h ole. • • was turned over lo the county at­ torney for study. Commissioner John Fitzpstrlck asked Bliss if he couldn't start a public information program on the Importance of each citizen cooper­ ating when called on for rights of way. "This requires an educational program," Fitzpatrick said. "We have to impress on the people that we can't spend all the road money oo rights of way and still have any for construction." Bliss said he would attempt to write some informational material and publicize the need for co­ operation. "The way h Is now, our road program Is prscticslly stalemated by delays in getting rights of way," he said. One result of tho delays is the the replacing of Plneway and West Lake Brantley Kd. projects with a section of Sit 13 from the Econlockhatchee River bridge to SR 426 near Geneva. Bliss said he thinks th6 county can get rights of way quickly for that section, wherras the other projects appear to lie held up in­ definitely. Commissioner James Avery voted against the substitution, saying ha would like the board to study H further before voting. County road auperlntendent J. C. Lavender also stressed that delays In getting necessary rights of way are holding ap important county jobs. Lavender asked the commission to approve amending the road program to substitute several pro­ jects which can be done in the next stx months while delays are being worked out. The commissioners approved tho following; About 2.P00 feet of repair work • The county engineer was author­ ized Wednesday to ask the State Hoad Dept, for a feasibility re­ port on placing of a traffic aignal light at the intersection of Sit 46 and SK 426 near Geneva. Herald Index Page Bridge Page 10 & Classified ------ Page Comics _____ Paga Dear Abby - ....... Page Editorial Entertainment ■. . . Pag* Le g al* —— — Pag* Putal* ................ Page Society ____ Page Spoils ___________ — Page i> 11 10 • 4 # 10 >0 8 6 on a section of TuacawiUa Rd. and replacing an old bridge damaged by last year's hurricane. About thrca-fourlhs of a mile of Improvement on Boar Lake Rd. in preparation for use In the vi­ cinity of the new school; Surface treatment of LongwoodLake Mary Rd. to the Rig Tree Rd. and Palm Springs Rd., a total of aix miles; Repair of s mile and a half of Bumby Rd. toward Mills Creek Rd. to Improve a narrow stretch unsuitable for travel hy school buses. Total cost of these projects WEATHER: Partly cloudy with a few showers; hljfh 75-80; low tonight near 50; clenriny, colder. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1901 SANFORD, • Police directing traffic at the Sanford Junior High Scnool early this morning were hindered by a ^ h e ife r that got outside the fence ^ a t the Agriculture Bldg. The school garage sent men to assist police in returning the animal to its enclosure. * The county road building pro­ gram fa "practically stalemated" by difficulty in obtaining rights of way. Engineer Carlton Bliss told the county commission Wed­ nesday. Reluctance on the part of tome residents to release rights o f way may reach far into the future. Bliss emphasized. “ We can't go on building on nar­ row rights of way and not being able to have the kind of roads wc wilt need in the future," he said. Bliss toid the commissioners he had worked out a draft of a plan for obtaining right* of way and it Two Slain In Jealousy Fight Teen Brothers Gunned Down By Georgia Youth CONYERS, Ga. <UH> — Two teenage brothers were shot to death and another youth was badly wounded In a biiarre Jealousy kilting by a 20.year.otd youth lute Wednesday night, o f­ ficers said. Rockdale County Sheriff W, T. Wallace said the brothers were blasted from short range and their mangled bodies dumped down an abandoned well adjacent to a religious camp site a few miles from here. Wallace said the two bodies were thrown in the well by the 20-year-old youth, hi* Ir».year-old girlfriend and his 15-year-old brother, * Jt"be irjured boy rt*.u |ud from the death scene while the bodies were heing dragged to the well, staggered out of the woods to a farm house and summoned help. Wallace aaid he jailed Charles nyrd and said the youth would be charged with the double mur­ der. Hyrd'e younger brother, and the girl were also Jailed, but no charges were placed against the two Juveniles. Tha slnfn brothers w-ere Identi­ fied as Thomas Henderson 16, and Donald Wayne Henderson, 10, both j f near Covington. The wounded youth, J. Michael Flanagan, 16, told officers he crawled to safety while Ryrd, bis brother and the girl dragged the bodice o f hla companions to the well. Officers said Byrd fired three blasts, two of which killed thr Henderson brothers. The third blast lore off Flunagan'e ear and wounded him in the shoulder. He was treated at a local hospital and then transferred to one in Atlanta, about 28 miles from here. Hie condition wae listed as fair. Jt&WA... Burns Fatal Tax Ruling ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ To Incorporate Or Not County Commlsaloner Vernon Dunn offered some information to areas considering Incorporation and urged the eligible property owner* not on the voting rolls to register »o they may have a voice in the decision on whether to in­ corporate or not. Dunn listed the following points; “ Whether to incorporate an area of Fern Park south o f Casselberry and south and east of Altamonte Springs, la being discussed and preliminary plans are being made. Since a decision either for or against incorporating can be made by only a two-third* majority of resident freeholders registered to rote. It I* presently posiihle for resident home owners of 2.11 homes of an approximate total of 760 homes In the area tu rontrvl. Those not registered to vote are urged to do so at once. The regis­ tration office is open each Tues­ day. “ The basic purpose* for Incor­ porating a town or city are: locnl self-government provided hy a charter In accordance with Chap­ ters 105 thru 171 Florida statutes; local control for the orderly, plan­ ned development of the community and nrovfde improvements and service* not provided by the Coun­ ty, for which certain aources of revenue are available to make the town or rity self-sustaining. “ A municipality ckimot properly function and provide the usual construction, improvement and services with only the cigarette tax. occupational licenses and onehalf of the road and bridge collect­ ed within the town limits. City property tax and or utility tax will be requited. “ Under Florida statutes, city property may not be assessed higher than county assessment. Nor can tax It* levied In excess of one per cent o f such valuation except as necessary to pay Inter­ est and principal on bonded indebtednraa and special improve­ ment assessments as specified. "In counties of less than two hundred thousand population, n minimum o f 160 resident freehold­ er registered voters may establish for themselves a municipal gov­ ernment having corporate powers and privilege* ns outlined in the above mentioned Chapters, "The purpose* for Incorporating, the ndvanlagc* and dliadrs ti­ nges, the sources o f the estimated amount of revenue and an eitlmated municipal budget, toget! er with the proposed Charter by which tlu municipality Is to be governed should l>e presented and fully explained by the Incorporiting Committee, to all those con­ cerned for a well considered deci­ sion. Also the provialoni o f Chipter 171 Florid* Statutes and Siterial Laws for the extension of or annexation to a municipality with* in the county by consent o f the majority o f registered voter* In the area contiguous thereto.* Autopsy Discussion Set Terrorists Kill 13 Weighty Problem LITTLE ROY— DIG FISH . . . 10 year old Steve Morin, firihing with a new spinning rig ho gut for Christmas, o ff the bamlshcll at tho foot of Park Ave., caught this large perch Wednesday afternoon. The perch will easily go two pounds or more and gave Sieve quite a si niggle. Hut said Steve, "1 wouldn't let anybody help me. I did it nil by myself I" A minnow was the bait that lured the finny prize onto Steve's line. (Herald Photo) Victim O f Persecution, Says Wiretap Indictee New Cold Sends Mercury Down Groundbreaking On Parkway Today Car Plows Into Crowd, Kills Girl WASHINGTON (UPI) - A sub­ versive Activities Control Board examiner has recommended that the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers be de­ clared "a Communist . infiltrated organ ration" and ineligible to bargain for any employes. Rezoning For Junk Yard Is Overruled NO. 354 ★ In a highly controversial publie hearing held In the county commission chamber* Wednesday, several rltiren* living in the vici­ nity of Cameron Ave. near the site of a proposed salvage yard, JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Mr*. appeared to presrnt petitions and Floraina Kennedy who was burn­ protest against the "Junk yard" ed ovrr 40 per cent of her body and the commissioners granted Dee. 3, died Wednesday of the In­ their appeal hy a four to one vote. juries. Permission to establish the sal­ vage yard had already been granted to Ruddy LeFils, but the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Ally. history of the transicton is In­ Gen. Richard Ervin ruled today volved. Cubnn refugees who are American The zoning commission did not citizens must pay Florida's Intan­ approve rezoning the area from gible property tax If they become A-l (agricultural) tod M-l (indus­ permanent resident* of the sUte. trial). However, the board of Tim county commission decided county commissioners overruled this decision and m on cd the area Wednesday to ask the county board of medical examiners lo ALGIERS (U PI) — French and to industrial use. Then the zoning hoard of ad- meet with (he commissioners at Moslem terrorist* killed 13 per­ sona in Algeria Wednesday, bring­ Justment granted permission to the next regular meeting to dis­ ing to 2U thu unofficial two-day establish the salvage yard under cuss the protests by the examiners of a recent ruling by a state's death toll since the end of the the new retiming regulations. Irate property owners, exercis­ a Homey on a death in the county. right-wing Secret Army Organis­ The matter came up when Com­ ing their right of appeal to the ation'* (M S "Christmas truce." board of county commissioners as missioner Dunn said Ik felt that the higher authority, vigorously the commission should take a IPSWICH, England (U P D -O f- protested the proposed "Junk stand In aupport of the medical fleers at tha U. S. Air Force's yard" as they called It, claiming examiners' prolesl of the attor­ Bcnlwaters base pul bread, pota­ that llie establishment o( such a ney's action In not calling for an toes and candy o ff limits for over­ business would down grade their autopsy In a death of unexplain­ weight air crewmen today, and property values and constitute an able circumstances. Commissioner Avery said that warned them they will be ground- eyesore. he had discussed the case wlUt as­ E. U. Stowe, painter and artist, ed unless they reduce. appealed to lx* the spokesman for sistant 'ta tc'i attorney Tony Hosea group of 12 property owners. man alter the doctors wrote the commission a teller of protest and NORTON, Va. (U P I)— An ex­ Also appearing wore C. J. Meri­ that Hoseman had told him that wether and Mr*. Frances Meplosives plant blew up Wednesday Ibis was what happened; The Dougall, night, leveling an area 360 yards Chairman of the board J, C. in diameter and injuring 16 per­ son*. Two children, Pametla Stur­ Hutchison stated that personally, gill, R, and her brother, Donnie, 12, lie would not like lo live near a were hurt seriously when the blast salvage yard and would not vole to put his neighbor* in that posi­ hit their house near the plant. tion. The eounly commission has Mrs. McDougall called the at­ authorized a survey lo eliminate WASHINGTON (U P I)— Former tention of the commission to an delays in granting dredging per­ diplomat Irvin C. Scarbeck haa article In a recent ropy of the mits, asked for a reduction in Ills 30- Saturday Evening Post, which County Engineer Carlton Bliss, yeur prison sentence for giving stated that "Americans are the greatest nest fculers In the world." Zoning Director Robert Brown security information to Cuinmunlit agents In Poland. A motion filed and that "greed Is spoiling Flor­ and County Attorney Harold John­ Wednesday on hi* behalf said he ida’s natural resources." II was son were named to a committee sentence was “ harsh and unjust." also called "reckless exploita­ to work out a way to expedite tions." LeFils, appearing in his own NEW YORK (UPI) -B roadw ay Interest, said that he had advertis­ showman Billy Rose, formerly wed ed his Intentions in the Sanford to the late comedienne Fanny Herald three times a* legally reThe board of county eommls-t Brice and Olympic ewim star quired and that tlte area was Eleanor Holin, obtained a mar­ zoned for industrial business. He iloners voted lo deposit surplus} riage license Wednesday to re­ reminded (lie commissioners that funds of nearly $400,000 to tlte marry hie third wife, showgirl the establishment of the salvage bidder paying the highest inter-! Joyce Matthews. Rose and Miss yard had already been approved eat rates for six months. South Seminole Rank In Fern Malhews were divorced in 1939. and lie had gotten the O.K. from tile necessary hoards. Park bid three and a half percent! "Why are we back up here?" per annum, which would give the! BELL (U P I )— Two UnireraltyI I>cFil* asked. "This area Is the dead end ol of Florida students diowned Wed­ nesday white akin diving in the! the county," lie aaid, "I wouldn’t} Suwannee Hirer noiGiwest of here, want to gel Into the middle of a Tim bodies of Leigh McFadden, 26, residential section. I know all the Bids were opened at tlte coun­ amt Donald Dumcz, 23, were re­ regulations concerning the estab­ covered from a depth o f apout 60 lishment of a salvage yard, the ty commission meeting for the re­ feet. They were about 100 f e d 56 ft. offset, the building of a pairing and resurfacing of the fence, and intend to comply with courthouse roof. back in an underwater cave. these regulation*." Apparent low bidder was Giffen Commissioner John Fitzpatrick, Industries of Orlando with a bid who said he resented remark* of $1,760, including a 10 year made by Stowe concerning Fitz­ patrick's business connections and PRINCETON, N. J. (UPD — how he should vote, made a m o­ Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt has been tion that the eounly commission­ named the world's most admired ers sustain the action of the board Tlte changing of one word in the living woman for the 13th time in of adjustment snd permit the sal­ current eounly zoning regulations 14 jears, according to a Ga'Iup vage yard to be established. A roll call vole showed Hutch­ as authorized by the board ol poll released here Wednesday. Second was Mrs. Jaequrllne ison, Williams and Avery voting county commissioners Wednesday, Kennedy, who was seventh last against the motion and Fitzpat­ will now permit tlte zoning board rick and Dunn voting for It. to uaa it's discretionary powers year. Avery then made a motion that in requiring off-street parking for Otheri among the lop 10 in or­ der of preference were Queen the decision of the zoning board future busineisci. Elizabeth II, Mrs. Msmie Elsen­ of adjustment be over-ruled, and Changing the world "ahall" to hower, Mrs. Clare Boothe Lurr, the permit to build a aalvage yard "m a y " makes the regulation read Miss Helen Keller, Madame Chi- bu denied on tha basil of strong as follows: ang Kai-shek, Sen. Margaret protest of the adjoining property "Offstrcct parking may be au­ Chase Smith, K-Maine, Misa Paul­ owners. The vote wai four to one thorised as a conditional use, ine Frederick, and Mrs. Patricia with all but Fitzpatrick voting (special exception) in any zon­ Nixon. •ye. ing district la Seminole County, BRIEFS BATON ROUGE. La. <UPI) — soverenlgnty o f tha tU U of State Sen Wendell P. Harris, in­ liouislana." dicted with two other Baton Harris is vica chairman of the Rouge nu n on wit (-tap charges, Slate Sovereignty Commission, a said tod iy he wat the victim of watchdog agency for segrrgapolitically-motivated persecution . tlunist and stales' rights enures, A frdetal grand jury in New lie is the father of Wendell Harria Orleans Wednesday charged Har­ Jr., a .U r fullback on the LSI) ris and businessman I-eon M. football team now training in Patterson ami private investiga­ Florida for the Orange Bowl tor Lawrence W. Hall with in- game against Colorado, voiement in tapping telephone conversations of Baton Rouge re­ ligious lenders who signed a prointegration statement. Harris denied any knowledge of the Upping of any telephone line By United Press lnternalionsl ‘‘of any minister, pastor, rabbi, Canadian cold chilled thr east priest or religious organization." ORLANDO (UPI) — Ground­ half o( the nation today, plum­ Hu said he was being persecuted breaking ceremomrs were sched­ meting temperature! below zero "because of my sincere and leg­ uled for the extension of the Sun­ in the Midwest and sending a itimate effort* to protect the shine State Parkway near’ here snow storm msrehing toward today, in the wake of a charge Georgia. that the Bryant administration Snow, ranging from flurriea to sold out the slate to extend the several inches, was widespread tollpike. from the northern plains to up-1 ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) — A Gov. Farrta Bryant was sched­ slate New York and southward ear plunged into a crowd waiting uled to be llte mam speaker at into Tennestee and Virgina, at a SI. Petersburg bus stop Wed­ the ceremonies 11 miles from The advancing cold, stretching nesday. killing a girl and injuring here on State Road 327. Actual into the Gulf of Mexico, dropped four other persons. construction, however, won’t begin temperatures 20 degrees in Texas, Sankey Whitehurst, 16, of Pinel­ until next month. Louisiana, Mississippi snd Ala­ las Park, was killed. Tha Injured State Sen. Scott Kelly, a likely bama and touched off thunder­ were SIrs. Georgia Parkhurat, 72, candidate for governor in 1904, storms in Florida, Georgia and and Mary A. White, 61, both of said in Bartow Wednesday that the Carolina! Wednesday night. St. Petersburg, both hurt serious­ Bryant and his Roatl Board sold Burwood, La., had 1.63 inches ly, am] D<mna Shelton, 16, Pinellas "the people of Florida dovn the of rain in six hours. Memphis, Patk, and Henry Pratt GR, St. river through secret deals to Tens., had almost an inch snd Petri* burg who were released strangle free highway construe, Birmingham, Ala., .66 of an inch. after hospital treatment. tinn." Union Barred FLORIDA would be 334.000, Lavender said. Lavender to open up the short aceand he can use hi. work crew, ef- L , M„ noItl A„ . from ficlently by planning them now. Tho board told him to proceed. St- to 27;n St. where it dead ends The commission also authorized |*t the ell.v un its. A W arn in g A warning wan Untied thin morning by City Man­ ager I'ete Knowlea that unauthorized pernonn are soliciting and adling in Sanford at thU Ume. Know-lets urged every resident of the city to Inquire of the solicitor whether he or ahe haa a city permit to operate, j Plant Blows Up death certificate was signed by the justice of the peace after study Indicated no evidence of foul play In (he death of a Negro woman. Two doctors h id refused to sign the death certificate, hut wouldn't sign a statement that they thought circumstances war­ ranted an autopsy. Furthermore, Avery said Hoseman tofd him that any action In such a matter la at the dlieretlon of the atate's attorney. "What we really need la a county medical examiner on full salary," Avery said. Chairman J.C. Hutchison suggested a meeting with the doctors on the examining board and Com­ missioner Fitzpatrick made a mo­ tion that they be aikcd to dis­ cuss tlte matter with the commis­ sion at the neat meeting. Permit Survey Ordered Appeals Conviction handling requests by dredging companies for permits In the county. Brown and a group of dredging firm operator! appeared at Wed­ nesday's meeting to discuss the problems of issuing pcrm:ta, which sometimes takes as long as two weeks under the present sys­ tem, Plan To Remarry Surplus Funds Deposit Bodies Recovered county fundi a profit of 37.000 for the six months period that (he funds will lie idle. Olher bid* were Florida State Bank, three percent, Citizens Bank of Oviodo, three percent and San­ ford Atlantic National Bank, two and a half percent. Bids Opened On Roof Mrs. Roosevelt Honored Again maintenance bond. Collins Roof.ng Inc, of Orlando bid $1,873 and Evans Roofing of Sanford, S1.&F0. All bids were turned over to the courthouse committee for fur­ ther study before the Job ta awarded. Change Of Wording except, R-1AA. Such use* may be authorised by the board of ad­ justment of Sctninolo County af­ ter review of tba application in public hearing thereon, pro viced however that such use may be subject to or limited by, con IItions of the board of adjustment." The motion, made by Commis­ sioner Vernon Dunn and seconded by John Fitzpatrick, was to adopt resolution number six, am en d.if Seminole County zoning r e f l a ­ tions. Tbe you was four tq one. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1961; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7bd11cb20bfd43337bc2958dff6b6911.pdf ce6a9a830fab89621b634929e610c593 PDF Text Text A Holiday Wish for You from Your Sunshine Service friends and neighbors Uotplmg B uild Florida B. B. Adams J. E. Alderman J. E. Andrews J. L. Atkinson B. S. Austin T. W. Baker, Jr. L. J. Bass J. C. Beall F. J. Bender R. C. Brantley M. H. Brown J. W. Buckler B. F. Bullard M. D. Bumgarner Jack Bumay W. 8. Burns Huston Busby A rthur Cameron W. A. Canup J . W. Carter G. W. Carver, Jr. Lucille B. Carver J. H. Chapman A. J. Chesns E. E. Clements E. C. Daniels W. W. Davis A. L. Dunn H. C. Eby C. W. Ergle R. A. Fender W. A. Feeler J. H. Galloway R. P. Galloway W. R. Giles L E G iD I t P. Goodspeed H. A. Gowan — — j * — r r s as euneH— » // _______— D. H. Plenty J. B. Grant It. D. Grleme Agnwt Grooms J. F. Rfom C. E. Grubb J. E. Hall M. D. Harden A. D. Haskins I t T. Hatchett W. H. Hawkins Bill Hickman J. E. Higgins, Jr. A. I*. IllltaU K. L. Hittall II. E. Hlrt Q. It. Hopper W. E. Houser I t F. Hubbard C. S. Johns C. A. Johnston J. C. Johnson C. J. Jones J. J. Kendall L. K. Lawson T. L. Lee W. 0. Livingston C. F. Markowlcx A. It. Middleton D. I t Middleeton 11. C. Moose 11. C. Morgan. Jr. E. A. Myers W. C. Nance Lucy F. Nowlin W. M. Osborne J. E. Padgett C. D. Pertain J. B. Phillips i; ifiq p * I t L. Porter W. E. Price Ray Pylen C. T. Rabun G. T. Ray L. J. Reeves I t C. Repilado D. L. Ringer C. 8. Roberta I. . G. Ross J. C. Sapp C. L. 3eudder J. O. Smith C. U. Soderblom H. L. Spoils R. N. Stafford T. N. Stafford W. A. Stansfield J. A. Stewart T. F. Stewart J. C. Taylor David E. Thrasher C. 0 . Tillis C. W. Turner E. C, Tyler BIU Tyre Wilma J . Vaasura C. G. Walker J. M. Warner L. A. Watson T. H. Went, Jr. CUff White Marian W. William* K. W. Willis H. K. WUaon Margaret M. Wright - ws-mr-— 1' i W* «-n. i - ----------- p With the coming of this glorious holy time, the world reawakens to His message of peace and loro. May these, and all blessings, be with you this season. ,«•- �* 1 m w A ... (Flri* Bardot Blacked Out glNICE, Franc* (UPI) — Moviehouse managers said Monday Ihe rightist underground "secret arm y” has ordered them not to show Brigitte Bardot pictures. Bridges Seat Up WASHINGTON (U PI) - Spirited backstage shuffling was expected among Senate Republicans for choice committee seats held b) Wle late GOP Sen. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire. Franco Injured MADRID. Spain (UPI) — Chief of State Francisco >>8000 , whose left hand was injured in a hunt­ ing accident Sunday, probably wlil go home from the hospital today, it was announced here. Miami’s Coldest MIAMI (U Pl)-M onday was the coldest Christmas in Miami In more than 22 years. The low of 42 was the lowest Christmas record­ ing since the Weather Bureau be­ gan keeping records here in 1930. VOL. 63 fe ra lfo WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday; warmer tonight; high today in npper 6 0 a; k>w tonight in upper 60a. SANFORD, FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1961 Mother O f 8 Goes Into Flaming Home Twice To Rescue Children And Invalid Husband FONTANA, Calf. (UPI) - A 30-year-old woman twice braved flames which gutted her home early today to rescue her eight children and her invalid husband, police reported. Officers said Mrs. Rosemary Starry suffered second and thirddegree burns over nearly a third of her body and was on the cri* tical list in Kaiser hospital. Also In critical condition were the hus­ band, Elmer, 30, and a daughter, Donna, 6. Another daughter, Cindy, 8, was In serious condition and two more daughters, Jeanette, 4| and Anna­ bel)*, 13, suffered cuts on the body. The remainder of Mr*. Starry'* children were treated at the hospital for minor burns or smoke inhalation. They are James, 3, Rosemary, 10 ^Pavld, 11, and Deborah, 8 months. The four were expected to be released in care of an aunt, Mrs. F. A. Lynch, also of this city 50 miles e a :' of Loa Angeles. Fire Wrecks Church Shotgun Kills Boy A double accident Saturday af­ ternoon, left one dead and two ihaken up in a biiarre chain A circumstances. John Singleton, 83 year old Ne­ gro was dcid on arrival at Orange Memorial Hospital, after he was struck by a car operated by A.B. Pelerson Jr., near the Intersection and 11th and French Ave. SYLACAUGA, Ala. (U P I)-Ju lius Thomas (Sonny) Pllgcrton, 13. waa killed Monday when the new ahotgun he got for Christmas d isch a rg e d while he was crawling under a fence. Mail Goes Through LONDON (U P I)-W h e n storms prevented the mail boat from making its dally run Monday, about 1,000 roaldents of Lundy laland, 20 miles off England's western coast, got their Christ­ i n a s mall by helicopter. ASTRONAUT HOME FOR CHRISTMAS—Astronaut Lt, Col. John Glenn Jr., poses with his family on porch of their home in Arlington, Vn., after Glenn returned from Capo Canaveral, Fla., to spend Christmas with family. Glenn is scheduled to orbit the earth in midJnnunry. Pictured are (left to right): David. 16; Lyn, 141 Mrs. Glenn, ami Glenn. (NF,A Telephoto) All For Naught Empire State Building To Be Sold W ednesday ROCKFORD, III. (U PI)—When Hugh Bannon came homo to find his house on fire Monday, one of hla first thoughts was for the Christmas turkey in the oven. He asked firemen to rescue the bird. The firemen declined and con­ tinued fighting the flarnci, which • caused 312,000 damage to the •hom e. Repair Job Santa HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) — The record player Santa Claus brought Taaaia Ann Shilling a couple of Chriitmaiea ago when she was 6 had alnee been broken. But she knew how to fix it, and it worked. When she wrote her annual mes.s a g e to Santa this year, ahe added ® a postscript: *Tm leaving my record playet under the tree. WUI you please have a look at ItT" Nothing Is New NEW YORK (U PI)—That latest dance crate — the twist — is all old hat aa far as Manhattanite Charles Puleao la concerned. Puleo harked back a few years in a A letter to the editor of the New Tfork Dally News, reminding twistera that "tbla old walrus re­ calls going through the tam e she­ nanigans, convulsions and parox­ ysms 30 years ago to a dance called the Peabody." Hunt Mother In Stra n g le Death BROCKTON, Mat*. (UPI) Police were searching today for the wife of a prosperous bottling firm executive in connection with f. the strangling of her 32-year-old daughter. The nearly nude body of Mrs. Gloria Eldridge was found in a closet by her father, Walter L. —/tow ard, president of Ihe Simpson ^ s p r in g s Bottling Co., at the How ard borne Monday. A medical examiner said the woman had been dead for several days. NEW-YORK (UPL) - T h e Emplre Stata Building, the world’s taTlest structure, will be told twice Wednesday in a $85 million deal with head-spinning complexi­ ties, Nearly 100 separate processes will be Involved in the sale of the 102-story building at Prudential UN Congo Troops Going To Katanga Insurance Co. office* In Newark, N.J, Almost 100 lawyers, account ante, broken and other experts have bern rehearsing for days the transaction which U expected to take five hour*. Principal parties involved a n Col. Henry Crown, Chicago finan­ cier and present owner; Louis R. Menagh, president of Prudential, and Lawrence Wien, New York lawyer amt real estate operator who conceived the transaction. Wien will pay Crown $85 million for the building, then give the ti­ tle directly to Prudential for $29 million. Wien will retain leasing rights valued at $38 million. The Prudential’s total Invest­ ment actually is $19.75 million— the maximum allowed under New York law which limits the per­ centage of assets a company can invest in one building. The insurance company paid $17 million 1951 Tor the land under Ihe building. Prudential also has agreed, as part of the contract, to put up $3.75 million toward capi­ tal Improvement! In the next few years. LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (U PI) — The United Nations will use Congolese national army troops In breakaway Katanga, the UN announced today. A UN apoketman said 900 Con­ golese troops will be based at the strategic Kamina base in Ka­ tanga. He said the first 90 will be flown to Kamina Wednesda). The Congolese soldiers, who will be Issued blue UN helmets, will come under the command of the UN military commander in the Congo, Gen. Sean McKeown of Ireland, the spokesman said. "H ie Congo is contributing a contingent to the United Nations just aa other countries such as Ethiopia or Ireland," the spokes­ man laid. Kamina currently is manned by NEW YORK (U P I)—A mystery Indian troops and small groups of woman, whose body temperature Canadian, Swedish and Norwegian had dropped to about 80 degicus troops and technicians. as she lay for houra face-down in a anow-eoveied parting lot, waa reported in critical condition to­ Herald Index day. . . Page 2 The woman, between 35 and 40 Bridge yrara old and showing signs of Page, H & 0 Classified ... having been slapped about the . Page 7 Comic* __ — face, was incoherent and mum­ Page 2 Dear Abby ... . ................. bled Page4only "leave me alone” to Editorial ....... — detectives trying to learn her Page 2 Entertainment „ . identity and what had happened. Legate —------ ____.... Page 8 She waa found under a viaduct ... Page 7 F utile — Page6 of heavily traveled E ast River Society Drive about noon Monday, —____ Page 5 Sports _ Woman Lives With 80 Temperature _ #To A Crisp The father, recovering from a hip operation, told pollca he be. lieved a floor furnace near the Christmaa tree started the blase. Annabetle, asleep in the front room, told officers the awoke and saw the tree afire. She ran screaming to neighbors Mr, and Mrs. Barney Smith, who returned to the Starry home and tried to help rescue the children. Officers aald Deborah was hurled through a window by Mrs. Starry and landed unharmed on a bush, The house and nearly ail of their clothes and personal belongings—including Christmas pre­ sents—were destroyed. • • • BURNSVILLE, N. C. (U ri) Five persons were burned to death today in a fire which de­ stroyed a home in a rural moun­ tain section near here. The victims included a mother and two small children from New­ port News, Va., who were on a holiday visit to the mother's parents. Others killed were the owner of the home, Curtis Honeycutt, 81, and bia ton, Vontana, II. Mrs. Honeycutt, the only other occupant of the house, escaped through a window and was ad­ mitted to a hospital with burnt and shock. Honeycutt's daughter, Mr*. Josephine Wilson, 28, wife of Bill Wilson of Newport News, and her two sons, Billy Joe, 2, and Roger, 1, were the other victim* trapped in the biasing frame house. One Dead, Two Injured In Holiday Accidents , TEL AVIV (UPI)—A Christmas f l a y fire reportedly started by an electrical short circuit destroyed the 113-year-old Greek Orthodox Church of St. Michael In Jaffa, Tel Avlv'a twin city. CHICAGO (UP!) — It was a bleak Christmas for the burglars who so laboriously robbed the apartment of Harry Blum, a dis­ tillery company president, Mon­ day. A wall safe, which they low­ ered 10 floors to a waiting car by means of a rope fashioned from blankets and sheets, was empty. NO. 862 The 'Hully-Gully'? By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (U PI) - Many, many moon* ago young Dr. Zhi­ vago, my ialtblul Indian compan­ ion, began urging me to writs a colurrv about "tha twist." "U a going to be the greatast thing aince tha Ilopi rain dance," — ha kept saying. "This ia your " f h a a ( * to ge tn oa the ground| floor." He even lot lied me lo a cou* pie of panic* where I might sec tha thing dcmonilrated, but 1 demurred on grounds that 1 would never be abi* to describe it in a family newspaper. The accuracy of hia prediction that the twist was booming waa brought borne 10 aoa the other, Death Toll May Approach Record Ily United Press International Tin nation's holiday trallic toll topped advance estimates today with the greatest number of deaths for a three-day YuletJde since the Christmas of 1955 when 609 died. The National Safety Council aald II appeared the final (otal uf traf­ fic deaths would be approximately 550. The council had estimated in a d ta n te ’ bf the holiday that SOU Americana would die in highway accident* during the 78-hour holi­ day, which ended at midnight. The 8:30 a.m, EST tabulation by United Press International showed 518 persons dead in holi­ day traffic accident* since 8 p.m. Friday. The breakdown: Traffic 518 Flra 72 Flancs • Miscellaneous 81 Total 855 California led the nation with 55 deaths. Texas had 50 and New York 39. Other states in which the loll lopped the 20 mark included: Illfnola and Michigan. 28 each; Ohio and Pennsylvania, 23 each. State* reporting no traffic deaths were: Alaska, Arizona, Delaware, Ha­ waii and Rhode Island. Moving Of Cuban Refugees Speeded WASHINGTON (UPI) — The administration told Congress Wed­ nesday it hai speeded effort* to move Cuban refugees out of Mi­ ami within the last month. William L. Mitchell, commis­ sioner of social security, said the Cuban refugee* have become in­ creasingly more willing to re­ locate In other pari* of the country. Mitchell waa the leadoff witneaa as the Senate Subcommittee on Refugee* and Kicapces held Ua third day of hearings on problem created by the heavy inllux of Cuban exiles Into the Mlaml-Dadc County area. He said Die government has launched a campaign to acquaint employer* with the pool of skUled labor available among the exUea, and an Information program beamed at the Cubans to quell their fears about leaving kliaml. Thomas Wilson Jr. ambulance driver for Wllaon Eichelberger Funeral Home, who was rushing to the scene of the accident, crashed Into a car driven by a 16 year old while male, going north on Elm Ave. Neither the ambulanrc driver nur the Juvenile were injured, but $500 damage waa dona to the am ­ bulance and $350 to the second car. A second ambulance from Wilson Eichelberger was dispatch­ ed to the scene of the first acci­ dent. Wilson was charged with reck­ less driving and the Juvenile with failure to yield Ihe right of way to any emergency vehicle. No charges have been filed againat Peterson, pending further Investigation, Singleton was unconiclous when admitted to Seminole Memorial Hospital and waa found to be suf­ fering from severe head Injuries and a possible fractured hip.-Ha was transferred to Orange Mem­ orial Hospital in Orlando and pro­ nounced dead on arrival. In a Christmas Day mishap, George Cleveland Lisle of Or­ lando was Involved In a rear-end collision at the vehicle he was driving hit a convertible driven by David Franklin Easterly of Winter Haven at the intersection of 25th and French Ave*. Lisle was charged with tailing to yield the right of way and waa released on bond. Damage to both vehicles waa minor. More Snow Falls Across Nation Ily I'nitrd Preaa Internal tonal Muir light inowr fall in many areaa today atop the killer drift* which cialinrJ stores of Uvea over the holiday weekend. Cold waves slabbed into Dixie and the north­ ern plain*. Fug covered most of California. Zero cold nipped the southern Rockies. Flurries and light enow fell along a belt from inletlur regions of tha Pacific Northwest to north­ ern New England. Miami, Fla., reported its coldaat Christmas Day In 22 years. Thete waa snow cover aa far south as Nuitli ('urnlina. Portions uf Flor­ ida got frost. A new onslaught of pular air dropped temperatures to aero or below in Muntana and North Da­ kota. 2 Die In Riot RIO I)E JANEIRO (UPI) — Clashes between guards and con­ vict* in a C'brislmaa riot pro­ testing bad food at Central Prison caused at least two deaths and injury to about 20 other persons, It was reported today. \ C lO « * means that H's already out of date. "You also have missed the chance to acquaint your readers with several successors lo ‘tha twist,* including ‘the slop,' ‘the fly,' ‘the maabed potatoes,' ‘the chicken' and ‘the pony.' " I begged the good doctor's for­ giveness for having ignored his counsel and askad if there ware Florida Family Finds Strange Town Has Heart GALVESTON. Tex. (UPI) — A policeman finished filling out hie official report. Aa an afterthought, he wrote sight more words at the bottom. Those words Monday aummnl up a real Ilf* atory of the true mean­ ing of Christmas. It told of the Yulelide spirit of the people of Galveston and how it may mean a new Uf* for a family from Florida. It started Saturday night when a policeman found a car paikrd under a bridge. Inside the ear, huddled against the eohl, were Silas Brown, hla wife and their seven children. Blown told the policeman he and hla family had left Port St. Joe, Fla., hoping to find work. They had no motley and had not eaten •II day. Ap auxiliary policeman, who op­ erate* • restaurant, fed them. A radio station told their story. The people of Galveston re­ sponded. , By Christmas Day, donations of more than $200 had poured in, eomeune gave a Christmaa tree and (EDITOR'S NOTE: With Around . the * Clock Columnist l.srry Vershal enjoying a wellearned vacation over the holi­ days, the Herald .Stall will pinch bit lor him.) s e e City Manager W. E. Knowles says that the rubbish collectors are in for a little post-holiday work with a big accumulation of holiday wrappings and baxea lining averybody's garbage cam. • • • THINGS THAT HAPPENED CHRISTMAS DAY: A little eight-year-old girl awoke Christmaa morning to open a tall well-wrapped box supposedly con­ taining a doll to discover an eight year old bottle ol good. Scotch. Somebody celebrated a Utfls too much! t e a Easy In tell who put their Christ­ mas trees up too early. Driving along day alter Christmas, could TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI) - The see tham in tranihcana with dry Communist Chinese broke a three branches falling off. and a half month cease-fire when * • * NOTE FOR PEOPLE WHOSE they Bred 33 rounds against Na­ HOLIDAY WAS TOO SHORT: tionalist-held Quemoy in a Christ­ There are only 384 mor* days un­ mas Day bombardment, the De­ fense Ministry announced today. til next Christmas. It was tha first shelling of Quc * * * The ballroom of tit* dignified moy by Red shore batteries since Mayfslr inn waa the scan* Satur­ last Sept. II. There waa Immediate specula day night of something probably never seen there before—the twist. tlon that the Communists now The new danre crate was per­ would resume their every • otherformed with extreme activation of day abetting of th* offshore is the torso by the college set anti landr, a practice they adopted their dates to th* Interested following Die massive bombard audience of those who shake their ment in August 1938. There aUo were reliable reports head* and throw up their hands. The ballroom floor resounded to that the 53 rounds fired Monday beat of Ihe hully-gully, too. Any­ werw sheila containing propaganda tealtqls and net of the high ex one for meshed polaloeaT a s * plosive type. The Sanford Atlantic Bank is bursting at tha team*, apparently. A night depositor,. Ray'a Paltry Shop, reported that when someone attempted to pul (ha ahop’i money VIENTIANE, Laui (U1T) — into the depository, it was so full Soldiers of th* pro-Communiat no more would go in. A call rebel regime of ex-l’ramler Prince brought v. p. liny Maim down to Souvannn Dmuma and guerrilla* go inside and move acme uf the of the Red-iilppurtcd Putiirt I.iiu money around so that late closing rebel army entered Ibis capital business men could add their holL city peacefully today. day haul lo the pile. Look* like Hundred* of rurlou* Laotian citth* Christmas season will hit a liens gathered In downtown Vien­ record-bursting volume this )*ar. tiane to watch the "Jungle men" • * • move into temporary quarter* News reporter* of the Herald from which they will serve si se­ Staff received a Christmaa card curity guards for their leader* from Mrs. Margo Demtrocder, during the latest conference of mother of Kiwanla exchange stu­ Laos' three contending princes, dent, Mist Dorte Demlroeder, who acheduled to start here Wednesday. it spending a year in this coun­ try. Mrs. Demtrocder expresses her thinks for Die copies of the Investigate Fire Herald which the hat been receiv­ Firemen were called out early ing, and aaya that she feels that thi* morning to investigate a pre­ through the newspaper, aha takes dawn lire at the residence of Wil­ part in the life In Sanford, and liam Gracey at 2551 Palmetto Ave. becomes acquainted with some of The lire wa* caused by an over­ Ihe peoplo whom her daughter has heated furnace. No extensive dam. met here. age occurred. decorations, a motel owner put tha family up rent-free, and a clothing store outfitted the family in new shoes and clothe*. Brown, a heavy equipment oper­ ator and shrimper, was offered four jobs. It appears the family has found a home among the people of Gal­ veston, For the potcle department, tha rase waa closed . . . with the final eight-word notation on the official report: “Maybe there ia a Sant* Claus after all." Ranger Issues Warning On Forest Fires Quemoy Cease-Fire Broken By Reds Red Troops Enter Vientiane Quietly It's The Perfect Dance For A evening when 1 turned on myi were doing, I hardly need add.j television set iu the midst of I the you-know-what, what I thought was a scene from j Alarmed by what 1 bad tern, an old movie called "The Snake I sought out Dr. Zhivago and re ­ Pit." quested him to enlighten me a t lt turned out. of course, that to th* origin and symbolism of the writhing bodies and contorted thi* Urpsicborean temblor. faces on the screen had not been "You're too Isle," ho aald, rephotographed in a psychiatric proacbfutl). "The fact that 'the ward, but on a danct floor. Tbeyjtw iat’ ia now a national rap t MEETS FRONDIZl—President John F. Kennedy wears aunglfloncfi ns he meets Argentine President Arturo Frondizl at airport in West Palm Bench, Fla. Men con­ ferred briefly before Frondizl flew home to Argentina. (N j£A Telephoto) not tome way that I could re­ deem myself. "Walt," ha laid, " U you hurry you might be among the first to spread the word about ‘the bullygully." But when I pressed him lor de­ tails, he became evasive. "Maybe yoa bad battar stick lo lbs Mexican hat dance," he said, ouung f c o n . " it's more Ranger Lewis William* of tha Longwood Florida Forestry S er­ vice thi* morning issued an apjltt}' for Scinlnol* County resident* to he particularly careful with fire* after today's heavy frost. William* aald that grass will (end lo burn fatter and easier after the frost and that laat week’* rain did little to alleviate tha county's acvere dry conditions. "In fact," he said, "we were call­ ed out to fire* the very next morn­ ing." This morning the rangers ans­ wered a call on Hwy. 17-92 just north of Casselberry where tn ap­ parent leak tn the gaa Una of • Volkiwagcn owned and driven by Jack Hudson of North Orlando m suited In fire damages of about $200, according to Wllliarai. The men alio were called out to iwo cardesa fires in the For­ est City area early Sunday morn­ ing and to one on Red Bug Road Juit after noon on Sunday. Wreckage Of Plane Found In Georgia TRENTON, Gn. (U P I)-S e a rc h era Christmaa Day discovered tha wreckage of a slngla-englna air­ craft in which a family of four f 1out Utica, N. Y , were killed. 7'lia plane, enruute from Chat­ tanooga, Tenn., to Pensacola, F la , crushed late Sunday night about 20 miles south of Chattanooga. Civil Air Putrid authorities in Atlanta identified the dead aa Luclua Henson, 45, Ida wife Kay, 41, and their teenage sons, Lucius J r , Id, and Wallace 14. Officials said the Henson family had Inert flying to Pensacola on a holiday outing. The CAP said Henson radioed an emergency call 14 minutes after takeoff, saying tluit the wings of hla blue and white Kavion plane were iring up. Planes from Tennessee, Ala­ bama, and Georgia joined in tha aearch. A CAP Investigation group was arnt lo tha crash alt* to deter­ mine the cause of th* accident. Fallout Shelter your style." Only after I had bested him in two out of three (alia at Indian wresGing did he agree to con­ tinue. " 'The hully-gully* la an out­ growth of the war Jitters," he •aid. " It's tha perfect dance fur a fallout abetter. It pack# the maximum amount of movement the minimum amount of, space." He went on to 1 explain that "Die hully-gully" la performed by a group, aa opposed to the indi­ vidualistic expressionism of the other dances ha mentioned. And that la aa far as I Intend to pursue the matter. But if R should become fashionable, like "the twist," then credit me with a scoop. A sm sO H M �( M B t o n FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY U tlp in g Dultd Florida B. E. Adam* J. E. Alderman J. E, Andrews J. L. Atkinson IL 8. Austin T. W. Baker, Jr. L. J. Bass J. C. Beall F. J. Bender R. C. Brantley M. H. Brown J. W. Buckler B. F. Bullard M. D. Bumgarner Jack Burney W. 8. Burns Ruatcn Busby Arthur Cameron W. A. Canup J. W. Curler G. W. Carver, Jr. Lucille B. Carver J. 11. Chapmun A. J. Cheana E. E. Clements K. C. Daniels W. W. Davis A. L. Dunn H. C. Eby C. W. Ergle IL A. Fender W. A. Feeler J. H. Galloway R. P. Galloway ' W. R. Giles L. B. GIB R. P. Goodspeed II. A. Gowon J. B. Grant R. D. Orleme Agnes Grooms J. F. Grose C. E. Grubb J. E. Hall M. D. Harden A. D. Ilaakina R T. Hatchett W. II. Hawking Bill Hickman J. E. Higgins, Jr. A. P. If it tell K. L. Hittell H. E. Hlrt <). It. Hopper W. E. Houser R. F. Hubbard C. S, Johns C\ A. Johnson J. C. Johnson C. J. Jones J. J. Kendall L. K. Lawson T. I., Lea W. O. Livingston C. F. Markowici A. R. Middleton D. IL Mlddleeton 11. C. Moose 11. C. Morgan. Jr. E. A. Myers W. C. Nance Lucy F. Nowlin W. M. Osborne J. E. Padgett C D. Par tain J. 11. Phillips D. H. Plersy 0. T. Pi Hard IL L. Porter W. E. Price Ray Pyles C. T. Rabun G. T. Ray L. J. Reeves IL C. Repllado D. L. Ringer C. S. Roberts I. . G. Rose J. C. Sapp C. L. 3rudder J. 0. Smith C. U. Soderblom It. L, Spoils R. N. Stafford T. N. Stafford W. A. Stansfield J. A. Stewart T. F. Stewart J. C. Taylor David K. Thrasher C. G» Till Is C, W. Turner E. C. Tyler BiU Tyre Wilma J. Vanxura C. G. Walker J. M. Warner U A. Watson T. H. West, Jr. Cliff Whits Marian W. Williams K. W. Willis H. K. Wilson Margaret M. Wright With the coming of this glorious holy time, the world reawakens to His massage of peace and loro. May those, and all blessings, be with you this season. OF SA N FO RD ® �/ nrnvA... Sty? BRIEFS Bardot Blacked Out 0 N IC E , France (UPI) - Moviehouse managers said Monday the rightist underground “secret arm y” hat ordered them not to thaw Brigitte Bardot pieturet. Bridges Seat Up WASHINGTON (UPI) — Spirited backstage shuffling was expected among Senate Republicans for choice committee seats held by Vie late GOP Sen. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire. Franco Injured ' VOL. S3 iim t lit WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday; warmer tonight; high today in upper 6 0 a; low tonight in upper 60s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1061 SANFORD^ FLORIDA NO. 362 Mother O f 8 Goes Into Flaming Home Twice To Rescue Children And Invalid Husband MADRID. Spain (UPI) — Chief of State Francisco Franco, whose left hand was injured in a hunt­ ing accident Sunday, probably will go home from the hospital today, it was announced here. Miami’s Coldest MIAMI (UPI)—Monday was the coldest Christmas in Miami in more than 22 years. The low of 42 was the lowest Christmas record­ ing since the Weather Bureau be­ gan keeping records here In 1939 FONTANA, Calf. (UPI) - A 30-year-old woman twice braved Rimes which gutted her home early today to rescue her eight children and her invalid husband, police reported. Officers said Mrs. Rosemary Starry suffered second and thirddegree burns over nearly a third of her body ana wa* on the cri­ tical list in Kaiser hospital. Also in critical condition were the hus­ band, Elmer, 30, and a daughter, Donna, 8. Another daughter, Cindy, 8, was in serious condition and two more daughlers, Jeanette. 4| and Annabelle, 13, suffered cute on the body. The remainder of Mr*. Starry's children were treated at the hospital for minor burns or amoke inhalation. They are James, 3, Rosemary, 10, David, 11, and Deborah, 8 months. The four were expected lo be released in care of an aunt, Mrs. F. A. Lynch, also of this city 30 miles ea:' of Lo* Angeles. Fire Wrecks Church Shotgun Kills Boy A double accident Saturday af­ ternoon, left one dead and two shaken up in a biiarre chain A circumstances. John Singleton, 85 year old Ne­ gro was dead on arrival at Orange Memorial Hospital, after he was struck by a car operated hy A.B, Peterson Jr., near the intersection snd llth and French Ave. SYLACAUGA. Ala. (U P I)-Ju Hus Thomas (Sonny) Pllgcrlon, 13. was killed Monday when the new shotgun he got for Christmas disch arg ed while he was crawling under a fence. Mail Goes Through All For Naught CHICAGO (UPI) - It wa* a bleak Christmas for the burglars who to laboriously robbed the apartment of Harry Blum, a dis­ tillery eompany president, Mon­ day. A wall safe, which they low­ ered 10 floors to a waiting car by means of a rope fashioned from ^blanket* and sheet*, wa* empty. To A Crisp ROCKFORD, III. (UP!)—When Hugh Bannon came home lo find his bouse on fire Monday, one of his first thought* was for the Christmas turkey in the oven. He asked firemen to rescue the bird. The firemen declined and con­ tinued fighting the flames, which ^caused 112,000 damage to the •nom e. Repair Job Santa HOUSTON. Tex. (UPI) — The record player Santa Claus brought Taaile Ann Shilling a couple of Christmases ago when ahe was 6 hid since been broken. But she knew how to fix it, and it worked, When she wrote her snnual me*sage to Santa this yrar, she added *"a postscript: "I'm leaving my record player under the tree. Will you please have a look at it 7'• Nothing Is New NEW YORK fU PI)—That latest dance crate — the twist — is all old hat as far as Manhattanite Charles Pulcso Is concerned. Puleo harked back a few years in a jd ette r to the editor of the New x'ork Dally News, reminding twisters that “this old walrus re­ calls going through the same she­ nanigans, convulsions and parox­ ysms 30 years ago to a dance called the Peabody." Hunt Mother In ♦Strangle Death BROCKTON, Mass. (UPI) — Police were searching today for the wife of a prosperous bottling firm executive in connection with the strangling of her 32-year-old daughter. The nearly nude body of Mrs Gloria Eldridge was found in a closet by her father. Waller L. —/tow ard, preaident of the Simpson • s p r in g * Bottling Co., at the llow ard home Monday. A medical examiner said the woman had been dead for several days. ASTRONAUT HOME FOR CHRISTMAS—Astronaut Lt. Col. John Glenn Jr., pone* with hi« family on porch of their home In Arlington, Va., after Glenn returned from Capo Canaveral, Flu., to spend Christmas with family. Glenn in ncheduled to orbit the earth in midJanuary. Pictured are (left to right): David. 10; I.yn, 1-1; Mrs. Glenn, and Glenn. (NEA Telephoto) Empire State Building To Be Sold Wednesday NEW YORK (UPI) —The Em­ pire Stata Building, th« world's tallest structure, will be suld (wire Wednesday in a $65 million deal with bead-spinning complexi­ ties, Nearly 100 separate processes will be involved in the sale of the 102-story building at Prudential UN Congo Troops Going To Katanga Insurance Co. offices In Newark, N.J. Almost 100 lawyers, accountantr, brokers and other experts have been rehearsing for days the transaction which is expected to take five hour*. Principal parties involved arc Col. Henry Crown, Chicago finan­ cier and present owner; Louis It. Mensgh, president of Prudential, and Lew re ore Wien, New York lawyer amt real eitate operator who conceived Uie transaction. Wien will pay Crown 363 million for the building, then give the ti­ tle directly to Prudential for $29 million, Wien will retain leasing rights valued at $38 million. The Prudential's tolal invest­ ment actually Is $19.75 million— the maximum allowed under New York law which limits the per­ centage of assets a company can Invest in one building. The insurance company paid $17 million 1951 for the land under the building. Prudential also ha* agreed, as part of Ihe contract, to put up $3 75 million toward capi­ tal improvement* in the next few years. LEOPOLDVILLE. The Congo (UPI) — The United Nation* will use Congolese national army troop* In breakaway Katanga, the UN announced today. A UN ipokcsman said 900 Con­ golese troeps '.vil! be biied at the atrategic Kamtna base In Ka­ tanga. He said the first BO will be flown to Kamina Wednesday. The Congolese soldiers, who will be issued blue UN helmets, will come under Ihe command of the UN military commander In the Congo, Gen. Sean MeKcown of Ireland, Ihe spokesman said. "The Congo is contributing a contingent to the United Nations just aa oilier countries such a* Ethiopia or Ireland," the spokes­ man laid. Kamina currently is manned by NEW YORK (U P I)—A mystery Indian troop* and small group* of woman, whose liudy temperature Canadian, Swedish and Norwegian had dropped tu about ho degree* troops and technicians. as she lay for hour* face-down in a anow-eovered parking lot, was reported In critical condition to­ Herald Index day. . Page 2 The woman, between 35 and 40 Brldga years old and allowing sign* of Page HAS! Classified having been slapped about the Comics ........ , ........ Page 7 face, was incoherent and mum­ Dear Abby .... _ . . Page 2 bled only "leave me alone*' to -------- Page 4 Editorial . detectives trying to learn her Entertainment „ ...... Page 2 Legal* __ . ...... _ .... Page H identity and what bad happened. She was found under a viaduct „ Page 7 I'uisle __ __ of heavily traveled East River Society ... _ ...... .. Page 6 Drivo about noon Monday. ........ Page fi S p o rts _ Woman Lives With 80 Temperature The 'Hully-Gully? By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) - Many, many moon* ago young Dr. Zhi­ vago. my faithful Indian compan­ ion, began urging me to write a colutri about “ the twist." "U ’a gobg to be the greatest thing since the llopl rain dance," ht "kept saying. '“ This is jour * -phone* to f t b on the ground, The house and nearly all of Other* killed were the owner at their clothe* and personal be­ the borne, Curtis Honeycutt, 81, longings—including Christmas pre­ and hta son, Vontana, II. sents—were destroyed. Mr«. Honeycutt, the only other • • • occupant of the house, escaped BURNSVILLE, N. C. (UPI) Five person* were burned to through a window and was ad­ death today in a fire which de­ mitted to a hospital with burns stroyed a home in a rural moun­ and shock. tain section near here. Honeycutt'* daughter, Mr«. The victims included a mother Josephine Wilson, 26, wife of Bill and two small children from New­ Wilson of Newport News, and her port News, Va., who were on a two sons, Billy Joe, 2, and Roger, holiday visit to the mother's 1. were the other victim* trapped psrents. in Ihe biasing frame house. One Dead, Two Injured In Holiday Accidents , TEL AVIV (U P I)-A Christmas 0 a y fire reportedly started by an electrical short circuit destroyed the 113-year-old Greek Orthodox Church of St. Michael In Jaffa, Tel Aviv'a twin city. LONDON (UPI) —When atorms prevented the mall boat from making iti daily run Monday, about 1,000 rrildcnts of Lundy Iiland, 20 miles off England's western coast, got their Christ­ inas mall by helicopter. The filher, recovering from a hip operation, told police he be­ lieved a n<»*: furnace near the Christmas tree started the blaie. Annabelle, asleep in the front room, told officer* she awoke and saw the tree afire. She ran screaming to neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Birney Smith, who returned to the Starry home and tried to help rescue the children. Officers said Deborah was hurled through a window by Mrs. Starry and landed unharmed on a bush. floor." He evtn inutrd me lo a CPU* pie of parties where I might see the thing demonstrated, but I demurred on ground* that I would never be able to describe it In a family newspaper. Tlve accuracy of hia prediction tint the twist was booming was brought home So me Uve other, Death Toll May Approach Record By United Press International The nation's holiday traffic toll topped advance estimates today with the greatest number of deaths for a three-day YuleUde since the Christmas of 1953 when 809 died. The National Safety Council said it appeared the final total of traf­ fic deaths would be approximately 550. The council had estimated In adVante'M the holiday that 500 Americans would die in highway accidents during the 78-hour holi­ day, which ended at midnight. The 8:30 a.m. KST tabulation by Uniled Press International showed 516 persons dead in holi­ day traffic accidents since 6 pm . Friday. The breakdown: Traffic $16 Fire 72 Planes 6 Miscellaneous 61 Total 655 California Ird the nation with S3 death*. Texas had 50 and New York 39. Other states In which the toll topped the 20 mark Included: Illinois and Michigan, 26 each; Ohio and Pennsylvania. 23 each. States reporting no traffic deaths were; Alaska, Arizona, Delaware, Ha­ waii and Rhode Island. Moving Of Cuban Refugees Speeded WASHINGTON (UPI) — The administration told Congress Wed­ nesday It has speeded efforts to move Cuban refugee* out of Mi­ ami within the last month. William L. Mitchell, commis­ sioner of social security, said the Cuban refugees have become in­ creasingly more willing to re­ locate in other pjrta of the country, Mitchell wa* the leadnff witness as the Senate Subcommittee on Refugees and Escapees held It* third day of hearings on problem created by the heavy influx of Cuban exiles inlo the StiimiDade County area. He said the government has launched a campaign to acquaint employers with the pool of skUlcd labor available among the exiles, and an information program heamed at the Cubans to quell their fears about leaving Miami. Thomas Wilson Jr. ambulance driver for Wilson Eichelberger Funeral Home, who was rushing to the scene of the accident, crashed into a ear driven by a 16 year old white male, going north on Elm Ave, Neither the ambulance driver nor Die Juvenile were Injured, but $500 damage was dona to the am ­ bulance and $330 to the second car, A second ambulance (rum Wilson Kichclhergcr was dispatch­ ed to the scene of the first acci­ dent. Wilson was charged with reck­ less driving snd the Juvenile with failure to yield the right of way to any emergency vehicle. -No charges hive been filed against Peterson, pending further investigation. Singleton was unconscious when admitted lo Seminole Memorial Hospital and was found to he suf­ fering from severe bead injuries end a posaihle fractured hip.-lie wai transferred to Orange $Iemorial Hospital In Orlando and pro­ nounced dead on arrival. In a Christmas Day mishap, George Cleveland Lisle of Or­ lando was involved In a rear-end collision as the vehicle be wai driving hit a convertible driven hy David Franklin Easterly of Winter lin e n at Ihe Intersection of 23lli and French Ave*. Lisle was charged with falling to yield the right of way and was released on bond. Damage to both vehtclra was minor. More Snow Falls Across Nation By United l’reaa International Mure light snow fell in many areas today atop the killer drift* which claimed score* of live* oyer the holiday weekend. Cold waves stabbed into Dixie and the north­ ern plains. Fog covered most of California. Zero eold nipped the southern Rockies. Flurries and light snow fell along a lu ll from mtvilor regions of the Pacific Northwest to north­ ern New England. Miami, Fla., rrported its coldest Christina* Day in 22 year*. Tbeie was snow cover as far south aa North Carolina, portions of Flor­ ida got fiost. A new onslaught of polar ait dropped teniperatuiei to tero or below- in Montana and North Da­ kota. 2 Die In Riot RiO DE JANEIRO CUPI; Clashes between guards snd con­ victs in a Christmas riot pro­ testing bad fuod at Central Prison caused at least two deaths and injury to about 20 other persons, it was reported today. e a o 0* (EDITOR'S NOTE: With Around - the • Clock Columnist Larry Vrrshel enjoying a wellearned varation over the holi­ days, the Herald Mall will p4nch hit for him.) s e e City Manager W. E. Knowles says that the rubbish collectors are in fur a little post-holiday work with a big accumulation of holiday wrappings and boxes lining every­ body's garbage cans. • • • Florida Family Finds Strange Town Has Heart GALVESTON. Tex. (UPI) — A policeman finished filling out hi* official report. As an afterthought, he wrote eight mors words at the bottom. Those words Monday summed up a real life story of the true mean­ ing of Christmas. It told of the Yulrtide spirit of the people of Galveston and how it muy mean a new Ilf* for a family front Florida. It started .Saturday night when a policeman found a cur pal ked under a bridge. Inside the car, huddled against the cold, were Bilal Brown, hi* wife and their seven children. Drawn told the policeman lie siul hi* family had left Port St. Joe, Fla., hoping to find work. They had no money and had not eaten all Hay. An auxiliary policeman, w ho op­ erate* a restaurant, fed them. A radio station told their story. Tha people of Galveston re­ sponded. , By Christmas Day, donations of more than $200 had poured in, someone gave a Christmas tren and THINGS THAT HAPPENED CHRISTMAS DAY: A little elght-yearold girl awoke Christmas morning to open a tail well-wrapped hoi supposedly con­ taining a doll to discover an eight year old bottis of good. Scotch. Somebody celebrated a Utfla too much? • • • Easy to tell who put their Christ­ mas trees up too early. Driving along day alter Christmas, eould TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI) — The see them in transhcan* with dry Communist Chinese broke a three branches falling off. and a half month cease-fire when • • • NOTE FOR PEOPLE WHOSE they fired 53 rounds against NaHOLIDAY WAS TOO SHORT: llnnallat-hrld Quemoy in a Christ­ There are only 384 more days un­ mas Day bombardment, the De­ fense Ministry announced today. til next Christmas. • a s It was the first shelling of Qucmoy by Red shore batteries since The ballroom of the dignified Mayfair Inn was the scene Satur­ laat Sept. ll. There was immediate specula day night of something probably never seen there before—the twist. Don tin t liie Communist* now Ihe new dance crate wa* per­ would resume their every * otherformed with extrema activation of day shelling of tha offshore IsIhe torso by the college set and Isnds, a practice they adopted their dales to the interested following tlic massive bombard­ audience of those who shake their ment in Auguil 1938. There also were reliable report* heads and throw up their hand*. The ballroom floor resounded to that tha 53 rounds fired Monday beat of the huUy-gully, too. Any­ were shells containing propaganda leallcl* and not of tho high ex­ one for mashed potatoes? • • • plosive type. Tha Sanford AtlanUe Bank la bursting at th* seams, apparently. A night depositor, Ray's Pastry Shop, reported that when someone attempted to pul the shop's money VIENTIANE, Laos (U IIl — into live depository, it was so full Soldiers of th* pro-Commuuiat no more would go in. A call rebel irglme of ex-l'remler Prince brought v. p. Roy 31aim down to Bouvannn 1'houma anil guerrillas go inside and move some uf the of the Red-supported I'uthct Lao money around so that late closing rvbel army entered this capital business men could add their holi. city peacefully today. day haul to the pile. Looks like Hundred* of curious Laotian cltlilt Christinas season will hit a iten* gathered In downtown Vien­ rrrord-burstlng volume this year. tiane to watch the "jungle men" • # * rnuve into lempormy quarters News reporters of tin Herald from which tlicy will serve as se­ Staff received a Christmas card curity guards for their leader* from Mrs. Margo Demtroeder, (luring the latest ronfeience of mother of Kiwanls exchange stu­ Laos' three contending princes, dent, Miss Dorte Demtroeder, who is spending a year In this coun­ scheduled to start here VVedtiesduy, try. Mrs. Demtroeder oppresses her thank* for the copies of the Investigate F ire Herald which she has been receiv­ Firemen wrre railed oul curly ing. and aays that she feels that this morning to investigate a pre­ through tha newspaper, she takes dawn fire at the residence of Wil­ part in the life in Sanford, and liam Gracey at 2551 Palmetto Ave. becomes acquainted with some of The lire was caused by an over­ Ihe people whom her daughter has heated furnace. No extensive dam. met here. age occurred. It's The Perfect Dance For A evening when I turned on my| were doing, I hardly need add.j television art in the midst of the you-know-what. what I thought was a Irene from Alarmed by what I had aero. an old movie called 'The Snake I sought out Dr. Zhivago and re* quested him lo enlighten me as Pit." It turned out, of course, that to the origin and symbolism of the writhing bodies and contorted this tcrpsicborran temblor. “ You're too late," he said, ro­ faces on the screen had not been photographed in a psychiatric proaciifully. “The fact Dial 'the ward, but on a dance floor. They, twist' is now a national rage, MEETS FRONDIZI—President John F. Kennedy wears s u n g la sse s «a he meets Argentine President Arturo FrondUi a t airport in West Palm Reach, Fla. Men con­ ferred briefly before Fmndizi flew home to Argentina. (NEA Telephoto) meant that it's already out of not sum* way that I eould ro, deem myself. date “ You also have missed live “ Well," be said, “ if you hurry chance to acquaint your readers you might be among tha first to with several successors to ‘the spread Uve word about ‘the bullytwist,’ including ‘Uve atop,' 'tha gully." fly,' ‘the mashed potatoes,' ‘tlve But when I pressed him for de­ thicken' and ‘the puny.' " tails, he became evasive. I begged the good doctor's for “ 3!sybe you had better stick g u rnets lor bavbg ignored bis lo tbs Mexican hat dance," be counsel and asked if there were said, ouung ae o n . “ It's mors Quemoy Cease-Fire Broken By Reds Red Troops Enter Vientiane Quietly decorations, a motel owner put tha family up rent-free, and a clothing store outfitted the family in lie* shoes and clothes. Drown, a heavy equipment oper­ ator and all rim per, was offered four Jobs. It appears the family ha* found n home among the peoplr of Gal­ veston. For the polrie department, th* ruse was dosed , , , with the final eight-word notation on the official report: "Maybe there la a Santa Claus after all." Ranger Issues Warning On Forest Fires Ranger Lewis Williams of the Longwood Florida Forestry Sc#vice this morning Issued an apjMtJ' for 8cm bole County residents to lie particularly careful with fires after today’a heavy froat. Williams said U ut grass will tend to burn faster and easier after the frost and that last week'a rain did little to alleviate th* county'* severe dry condition*. "In fact,” he said, "we were call­ ed out to fire* tl>e very next morn­ ing." This morning the rangers ans­ wered a call on llwy. 17-92 ju st north of Casselberry whera an ap­ parent Irak in the gaa line of a Volkswagen owned and driven tty Jack Hudson of North Orlando m suited in fire damage! of about $200, according to William*. The men also wera called out to two careless fires In the For­ est City area early Sunday morn­ ing and to one on Rod Bug Road just after noon on Sunday, Wreckage Of Plane Found In Georgia TRENTON, Ga. (U P I)—Scarrhcra Christmas Day diarovurod tha wreckage of a alngl*.engine a ir­ craft in which a family uf four from Utica, N. Y., were killed. Tha plane, enroute from Chat­ tanooga, Tumi.. tu I'cn»arola, Fla* crushed late Sunday night aliout 20 rnile* ninth of Chattanooga. Civil Air Patrol authorities In Atlanta identified the dead aa Ludua Henson, 43, hi* wife K ly, 41, and their teenage sons, Lucius J r„ 1(1, and Wallace 14. Officials said the Henson family had been flying to Pensacola on a holiday outing. Ih e CAP said Heiuoii radioed an emergency call 14 minute* after takeoff, saying that the wing* of hla blue and white Kavion plane were Icing up. Plani-i from Tennessee, Ala­ bama, and Georgia Joined in tha search. A CAP investigation group waa sent la Die crash site to deter­ mine the rauae of the accident. Fallout Shelter your style." Only after I had bested him in two out of three falls at Indian wrestling did hr agree to con­ tinue. " 'Th# hully-gully' la an out­ growth of the war Jitters," he ■aid. “ It'a th# perfect dance fur a fallout shelter, lt packs the maximum amount of movement the minimum amount of, space." Its went on to explain that “ Dm hully-gully" is performed by a group, as opposed to the indi­ vidualistic expressionism of the other dances he mentioned. And that is as far as I intend to pursue the m atter. But U R should become fashionable, like “ the twist," then credit j m with a scoop. �* * r,n " Kennedy To Get Medical Checkup surp|us wheat Sale To Tito By U. S. Near (Dsjah Gbbiy. Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: Your sympathetic let­ ter to ''Exhausted Daughter,” whose mother waa deaf, fell on deaf ears to me. Believe me, there are none ao deaf as those who will not hear. I have heard all the excuaeaj "I’m too old to learn to use a hear­ ing aid, They're too noisy and make me nervous. They give nic a headache, etc.” It’a all baloney! My sunt ruined her daughter’s life be­ cause of deafness. The poor girl used to rush home from her job, do the marketing and run all the errands. She was literally chained to her hard-of-hearing mother. This girl waa a beauty, but she never mar­ ried because She had no social life. Tell those deaf people to TRY a heading aid. And if that doesn’t work, go to speech class and learn to lip real! ONE WHO KNOWS know I was alive. I am no youngster, Abby. I am old enough to be your mother. Pltose either retract your statement or explain it. I don’t get it. SEVENTY TLL'S DEAR SEVENTY: It is possible to "love” someone, but in order to lie "in love”—it must be mutual. TL'HSUAT l \ M. C X .a att «i >•* t r a s m <>> ABC B e p e r t <I| N aw tcap* S:20 <*> A t l a n t i s W e a t h e r I.M !*> l:IS <*> Mlleetnn* of tha Century «:I* <«> < t) • St ( it ft) 7 ;*6 (1 ) S ea llont Invisible Men N eveeepa NB C Xante T a l l a h a a a e e *.»'•# WASHINGTON ( U PIj—If ne­ • • • gotiations now in progress go as (I) Mr. Macon DEAR ABBY: I am married to a man PALM BEACH, Fl». (UPI) - all right, but that Wade waa "in planned, the United States is ex­ <l) a , . n a m i n ' . C lu b this area and he’a going to give who was married before. He keeps all of t . I S <(> I>*ug e e w a r S t President Kennedy undergoes a pected to announce soon e Mg 7 :SS ' ]> L aram ie the President kind of a year-end Ills ex-wife's letters, their marriage certi­ year-end medical cherkup today <(> M .r.h.I Dlllee new surplus wheat isle to Yugo­ checkup." ficate and an album full of pictures of <») Buts Bonny before buckling down to compos ee i d Dick Van Urke Snow Kennedy recently required med­ slavia. them together taken while they were still <t» B a c h a l e r F a t h e r alUon of hla State of the Union ical attention for a head cold, but Suvh e transaction almost cer­ married. I feel that either he should send l it i t i A lfrt* H liehteek he ia now virtually aymptomtainly would raise again the poM anage and "last-look" confer(«) Debit OHM* these things back to her or throw them <t) N e e B r e e d free. Although tht temperature litlcal itsoe of U. 9. aid to the encea on the budget. out. but he refuses to. I am very hurt t : t * ft* D i c k P o w e l l S h o w dropped to the mid-40a Monday, Tito regime and other Communist After a quiet Christ ms* tinged <*) B e d n k e l t s n and jealous over this and it bothers me a Seta <4) T cb eb ed a n d Ma by concern for hii gravely ill fa­ he went swimming is a hasted countries lot. We have agreed to go along with vour IS) Tour* For A Soli* ther, the Preildent planned a pool at the estate of C. Michael The Issue most recently reached answer. , SECOND WIFE IS;** ( ! ) W o r l d P r o s p a e t * I t t l * * * <t> G a r r y M o o re S how midday meeting with duclora who Paul where the President’s fam­ headline proportions when Sen. f»> W h i l e P a p e r will examine hii back which ily la spending the holidays. John G- Tower, R-Tex., assailed DEAR ABBY: Being totally deaf since DEAR SECOND: Your husband ob­ M ;#» ( I ) SSewaeese A delegation ot top presiden­ the Kennedy administration’* de­ childhood. I can only aay "bless you” for cauaed him much diacomfort in IS) C l a n a M Bet N ew aeeeea viously does not want to part with these ( I ) S flS -rv a . N e w s the late spring and early summer. tial advisory was due here late cision lo go through with agree­ the understanding you showed for the souvenirs yet. Compromise. Ask him to U S# ( t ) J o c k P e a r Or. Preston Wade ol New York today for an afternoon confer­ ments to sell obsolescent military <JI C h a n n e l U l n a T n e a t e c hard-of-hearing and deaf. I wonder how bundle up all the memories and store them t :•# A t N a w a and Dr. Janet Travail, the White ence with Kennedy on the budget pianos to Yugoslavia and to train many people know that Helen Keiler. who out of sight. To insist that he destroy t t i l l IS) H o lly w e e O M e r i t C a tHouse physician, wilt conduct the and the State of the Union Mea-| Yugoslav pilota in this country. I* hoth blind and deaf, once said, "I would tada them would be a mistake. When he’s ready Informal checkup. Wade la the sage to tie delivered to Congress Tha agreemonta war* first mad* rather have my senseof hearing than niv lo do it on his own, he will. specialist called in to treat Ken­ late next month. W E D N E SD A Y A . M. • • * by fetm er President Eisenhower. lig h t!” MAKING THEBEST OF IT Coming to confer with the Pres­ nedy last June for a back Injury • ♦ • U. S. aid to Yugoslavia since dill (I) Sign On Are thing* rugged? For a penonal which put him on crulchci for a ident, possibly over a period of O il has been a ease history of 1:2* <«> S ig n On DEAR ABBY: In your column you reply, write to Abby, Box 8305, Beverly 1:11 (I) Cost. CU.arram several days, wars Theodore C. time. Dr. Travail la hera pri­ American policy toward countries said, "Love is a two-handed gnm«l nrtl it ( I ) C o l l t a * of t h * Air Hills, Calif., and don’t forget a stamped, marily for a holiday. The White Sorensen, Kennedy’s special coun­ that ere In neither tha Soviet bloc T ill ( t ) T eeny is impossible to be 'In love’ alone.” I have self-addressed envelope. sel and chief speech consultant; T il ( I ) W a k a Dp M oelee House Monday denied a report • * * nor Western camp. In 1948, Yugo­ to disagree with you. According to you, it T « ( !) r e a m M a rk et Deport that ahe, first woman tn history Sorensen's deputy, Myer Feld­ f« 4 (I) TM ey slav President Tito broke with ia not possible to be in lovo with someone For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A to serve in her present post, was man; Budget Director David E. t i l l ( ! ) C o n n ld a w n Dew# • Stalin and declared hlo country a who doesn’t love you. I know for sure that liv ely Wedding," send 60 centa to Abby. ( I ) S t a t e N ew* a W e a t h e r Bell and McGrager Bundy, spe­ rtslgnlng. social!* t itato independent of l i t * ( ! ) C a p l e t s K a a a e r e * I wis in love with some who didn’t even Box 3365. Beverly Hills, Calif. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger cial assistant to the President for (I) Mickey Cvene «how Kremlin ruls. • ■a* (I) Wanther and Hews raid the President'! back was national security affairs. Since then, the United States (I) Cnrtnenvtll* I t s * (1) T s e n g ha* provided Yugoslavia with C M ( ! ) J a c k L o la n a Shew roughly I t billion in military and <■) Ruth Miii*» aconomie aid, including about l i t * ( I ) B e b ln b e ed ♦400 million hi tales agreement*. M l ( I ) Dawn and In te rv ie w * "It it not given to every man more amiable than hi* own be­ Bo there are all Modi of raisons ( I ) W illy During these years, change* to live with the most amiable cause their husbands t r t ostler any When hare taken placa in Yugoslavia and unselfish woman," a court to get slong with. It does taka the court MIGHT htva given for ISO* (I) ( I ) C a le n d ar denying a man a divorce on the l l t l l ( I ) T rouble w ltk g a th e r which pleated the West and must told a husband seeking a divorce TWO to make a happy marriage. I t 4* (I) g u y T ear D snek hare Irked the Kremlin. Forced on tha grounds that hla wife didn’t grounds b a t his frlendF wivea Furthermore, isn't a man large­ ( I ) I Love Luey "We're going to call her Cecilia collectivisation was virtually abol­ treat him as wall as his friends' ly responsible for the way hii treated their husbands batter than 11:11 ( ! ) M a a a a l a * I HOLLYWOOD (U PI>— "Look at 111 SO (S) Tk* T e s s a those eyes and that hair . . • Alicia—Cecilia for my mother," ished by Tito. The economy became wives treated their husbands. wife tra its him? You can't hare hla wife treated him. ( I ) Preen I* D l g k t said Mrs. Durante, 41, a former more and more goo rod to Western ahe looks like me when I was a It euro isn’t! And the court a henpecked husband without first ( I ) V ile * T illa g e But th# court said what it hnd baby . . . all except for the nose." ahowglrl. trade. Rom* fre* enterprise fea­ could have added a few more having a man who Isn’t man to My in no uncertain terms and I I iM t l ) C a n n e s i m t l e n (I) Bsrprten Package That waa how comedian Jimmy The couple was married Dec. tures were atarted In industry. comments—such at: (I) Lorn I b e t Deb enough to demand being treated very wall indeed, " it k not given <l> News Durante described his special 14, 1W0, after a lt-year court­ The old pellc* terror wa* forgot­ How ean a n u n KNOW that hii with respect. to every men to live with tha moat ttill Mill (I) Troth nr ceneeaeeaee* Christmas blessing—an Infant girl ship. ten. Travel In and out of the conn- friends' wives treat their hus­ And list—but not teast—If a amiable and unaelilah woman.” (!) Lore *d Ule be and his wife plan to adopt. It) qnmenflage bands better than hla wift treats husband thinks all hla friends "We received the baby that we try w m oneouraged, If taken to heart, that raalL tlt The baby girl was delivered to wanted for a long time. , . we're Tito'a polities brought results, him? All he scci It how their have nicer wivea than he does bit of philosophy could help a lot WEDNESDAY P. M. fee Durante home Sunday after- going to adopt her," Mrs, Duran­ whleh In turn pleatod the West wives behave In public. A wife it could bo that he ia the kind of men lo settle down and get boon. 11 : 1 # (I) It Cnalt * • T o n who sweet-talki her husband of man wbo sees th* grass as a l­ Hong with tha wives b a y have. te, the former Margie Little, Mid. oven mere. Agricultural produc­ | t ) O en re* P e r Tenet when aha has an audience may or tion increased. Tha country ap­ ways greener on th* other side of The Duraotes did not tell friends And rice versa, of course. For f l) Make T h at S u e may not bo so amiable when the fence—and he wouldn't be neither la It given to every wom­ of plans to adopt a child until proached aolf-euffliltnty in food. tha baby waa received. Final adop­ Living standard* improved. The there la no one else listening In. coolant with any woman for aay an to Hvo with the moat amiable Also, maybe other wives a n length of time. and unselfish man. tion will not be possible for about ret* of industrial growth became six months, but the baby has bees on* of the highest in th* world. placed in the Durante home. "She had blondiih red hair—I By OswaldA llJacob COMBirtOMM NEW YORK (UPI)—The Asso- hope she'll continue having tt— elated Press today apologised to big brown ayes, end is very pret Ely Culbertson's Jump to three President and Mrs. Kennedy for ty," seid Mrs. Durante. no means of knowing about Ely's H. B. Pop* Co., toe. spades waa a specialised bid of ea erroneous dispatch whleh re­ first round club control) nod be 8he said her husband was "eo Fee lb* SWeeTlear Arm * tha 1M1 Culbertson system that ported that Mrs. Kennady had Cloud Nina. . . he’a la a dream. settled for the small slam. • QM showed a strong distributional danced the twist In a Florida night Durante, however, joked that If Kidney U na, playing Wait, • Mans Funeral services were bald at hand with loss than three honor stub. the dream included the pitfalls of 10:90 a. m. today for Dorsey tricks. You will not* that hia had opened hla singleton spado, M ae — ta n k s The White House had requested fatherhood everywhare— walking 4 X Q II Teddy would have had loti of *M *. Tart A r t . l e e lard 41 SA M I I 4 "Jack” Smith, If, who died F ri­ hand waa Just mads to ordar for a retraction Saturday. Presiden­ the floor during the night. ft 100 B lit problems In tha play, but undoubt­ day, tha victim of accidental the bid. • BUS • VI tial Press fttcretary Pierre Salin­ edly would have worked them out. APPUANCU He summed it up: 4 A IM 1 I f t K 104ft electrocution, ger told a Saturday news confer­ Theodora Lightoor, who waa w a n e CPI He waa and still ia a magnificent "It was moider . . . I called Ho had lived a t Mobil* Manor, ence the dispatch waa "untrue." the doctor several times because than substituting for Mrs. Culbertdummy player. • 0 Lotigwood for the pa at four and He said Mrs. Kennedy had spent NELSON ft C O . YAKC183 Marge wanted me to, but every a half year* and waa an employ* aon, had no problem deciding on However, Mr. Lent put tha ace • AKJ 1ft a quiet evening at home with the a four diamond rabid. of clubs on the table. Teddy time I celled, the baby stonped ♦ QJ« mm of Roovaa Fence Co. ad Orlando Preildent. At this point, the brilliant Ely thought about trying for an ov*rcrying. I waa mortified." norm and south AffUANCaa Ho waa a member of Piateaitl* decided that ther* ought to bo a The erroneous AP dispatch, dis­ trick, but ha didn't think about •Wra4 N* Baptist Church. tributed Saturday morning, said slam and Jumped to five hearts. f t * Pra* 84 tt long. Instead, he simply ruf­ Survivors a r t hla wife, Foggy, Toddy thought about sevsn for a Mrs. Kennedy had "slipped out of Pass M <♦ fed th* club opening In dummy, N i r o — MscO—« n — JsSstsa m Timr • • two daughter*, Juleo and Julone moment, but conservatism trlPalm Beach last night (Friday) drew trumps, and conceded a 0*1*0* SO M i l l and ono ton, Jackie of Long amphed (particularly a i he had and for as hour and a half danced trick to tha king of club*. wood. tha 'twist' In a Fort Lauderdale A im a r n ic a Ho also it survived by hit p ar­ sight club." ents Mr. and Mr*. H. D. Smith The AP killed the dispatch and of Lodi, Ohio and tlx brothers, earrled a substitute Saturday HARRY ADAIR'S Mrs. Hsrcl Rockway Mough- Joe and Barnard of Allaata, Oa.; T V Time Previews which said a "case of mistaken •U U SUVICI Identity" by the night club owner ton, TJ, widow of the lata Jam as Donald and Bobbie of Toecoa, Ga Leonard Hoffman and bis sUff 8:90-0:30 p. m. ABC, Th* New special examines the Berlin crisis and Roger and Trwett af Lodi. had led to circulation of tha #r Moughton died Sunday. Burial wai in Silver Lab* of TV time critics preview com­ Bread— "I Remember Murder." and bow Soviet Premier Khrush­ roneous report. Born In Mlnnaapolli, aha had liv­ OasrsMssO Sr*** * MMflsr Santas Tbday Benjamin M. McKelway, ed In Sanford for the past 31 y«ar*| Cemetery with Bn*eon Funeral ing television shows by attending Two apparently accidental deaths chev has exploited th* situation SrssaA A IW. SA 10711 - FA S-ttM rehearsal*, watching screenings on s Holly wood movie stage bring to th* fullest advantage. The im­ president ot the Associated Press, and was a member of tha First Homo in chorse. sent a telegram to tha President. Presbyterian Church. S h o w a s a end snsiysmg scripU in New York Lt. Price Adami (Leslie Nielsen) pact, both political and strategic, Fairway Texaco Servlet The AP, in transmitting tha tale- former member of tha Sanford and Hollywood. This U their pre­ and his Metropolitan Squad on ia explored, giving insight into the seen* to ferret out th# possi­ its r*p*missions. ttorry M. Kniffla, Jr„ M«rgram, requested that newspapers Woman's Club and th* Sanford Ervin Rules view for today: 10-11 p, m. CB8. Garry Moor* TtoACO ax* AMO o tu which published tha erroneous dis­ Cardan Club. T:90-i:3O p. m. NBC. Laramie— bility of murder. Jack Oakie playa UsHsI isOMuNsa — ftmtaa* I. B. A. patch also publish tha telegram. Survlvini are a son, Loali* B-, Against Board "Th* Lawless Seven." Color. Ar­ an old-timo movie star, and does Show. Tha guest roster Includes a daughter, Mri. Ralph B. Chap­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I)-C oun- rested for murder, Jess Harper vary wall as th t focal point of Peter Lawford and Diek Haymai. Up a Osltrsnr — Sas* »*nl** Among sketches: Carol Burnett ID*n*s man of Little Rock. Ark., and a ty commission* ownnot rent offle* (M rits co lla r Bob Fuller), man­ the plot. * trass* *•» . to la s SA 1-14)4 This auspanseful episode is aid­ does a taka-off on a TV aeriaa, daughter In law, Mrs. Elton B. space from a member of th* ages to escape. Fleeing to th* Moughton, five trend children and board, Atty. Gon. Blrkard Krrtn mountains, be finds the hideout ed by good acting from Robert titled "Shirley Dimple’s Story coH caara p r m u c t s 10 great grandchildren. af former lawman Calvin Hawks UiddVcton a t a producer. There’s Book.” ruled today. a nice cbaracteriuUoa by Ilka 10-11 p. m. ABC. "World ProaServices were held at 3:90 p.m. Ervin was atked if a commit- (Lyle Battgar), turned outlaw Chapman Coscrsta today in the First Praabytertan aion could rent office spec* from gang head. There's a subplot, in­ Chase aa a garrulous gossip pacts: 19*1." A news correspon­ columnist. dents roundup, recapping th* anaProducts Church and burial waa in Ever­ a member on a month-to-month volving Jess with Hawks’ blind 0-8:30 p. m. CBS. Red Skeletoo Jor news events of IN I, and ven­ RICHMOND, Va. (U P I)-P ollc# green Cemetery. Brition Funeral bails, fei a year or leti or for daughter (Jana Engstrom). •LOCK! in aovoral southeastern elates Home wai in charge. 8 8:30 p. m. CDS. Dick Van Show, Marilyn Maawall returns as turing predictions of "things to S«*e*4s* Dsmi — NS# Slacks mor* than a year. the shrewish Clara Appleby, who coma." ware asked Monday to help locata rallbcarars wet* Amos Jones. Dyke Show. A cute episode, load­ Car Slop* — Hill* — Lintel* picks on husband ■'S-craUraa la n » n**k U ra­ 11:13-1 a. m. NBC Jack Paar a man unaware ho hai a back in­ T. K. Tuekcr, Albert Fitts, Phil ed with sharp gags. Buddy (Morey constantly ls* M. Mm Ira M FA *0471 George. The fun and trouble Show. Color, Guest* include J a c ­ jury which could prova fatal. Hair, W. G. Russell and Byron Amsterdam) hat a chance for a IDs II. * fra* Or. Saawf* *x S-7SI7 ■tart* at an office party when kie Leonard. Singer Johnny Dai Virginia etata polk* Mid Martin Fox. better fob and Is aided tn a trick Georg* Applaby (Rad Skeleton) la mond, Jim Lucas and Rosin Pa­ 8. Mitchell, SI, of Dade City, Fla., to break hii contact by co-w rtur IU C T R IC COHTAACTOt hypnotised. Returtng horns after gan. wlih Hugh Downs as host. fractured hie bark in an auto ac­ Hally (Rote Marie) and boss-writWASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. cident near hero Saturday night. R u s s i a n L agr *r Rob Pclrie (Dick Van Dyke). the party, and still under hyp­ ART ELECTRIC Mitchell waa examined In a WASHINGTON (UPI) — A l - Gal* W. McGee, (D-Wyo.), recom­ They dream up a nasty letter nosis. George seemingly la quite CUMING I OT SANFORD Richmond hospital, but chocked out though Russia controls mure titan mend*)! Friday th at soms alliance- about Buddy that's sure to make a different man than wife Clara 'T H E C0MANCHER06” Par tk* S*M •* Wtrta* boforo X-raya wara procaaaad. Ha thrra time* at much forest are* at for-progross funds b* used for Producer Cooley (Blchard D u - knows. Frank Wilcox plays Ap­ S au aratto — laSattflal — Camrarticl "BABES IN TOYLAND" waa believed traveling to Florida axial* in tha United State*, it lag* project* to ertat* a «h*rt-tarm, con) give him the axe. Trouble la pleby's boas. Art 0*«*S*fbr. J*. 10-11 p. m. NBC. Whits F a p o rby bus. behind this country in production dramatic impact in Latin Ameri­ the other Job doesn't com* through r. O la* III, tala Mery ca. H* referred to euch programs "Khrushcbav end Berlin." This Doctoia Mid a sudden move or of *11 claaaea ot major manufactur­ 1:30-0 p. m. CBS. Dobi* 01111*Phon* Sanford FA 3-9437 sharp blew could aggravate Mitch- er foiaat product* except lumber, aa construction of school building* "Crssy Legs GUllt." A silly plot 1 1 1 At II oil's injury and poaalbly causa according to the American Forest and water systems ia lesa-daval- keep* thli from approaching the OPEN 11:48 oped arses. > \)< v i i i v 'l paralysis or death. , Product* Industries. Uugh leva! sat by previous epi­ TODAY * WED. N»ur IN 1 HI A I R ! sodes. A missing football star on Sanford Flow and th* day of the big game finds PHONE FA 3-1310 Fttd Stor* Dobie, hia father and Maynard ENDS TONITE DM 7000 — COSH MUX (Dwayne Hickman. Frank Faylan A t 7:00 ft 11:41 c o rn u and Bob Denver) scheming to JIM DAHB1 sues "COME SEITEMBER” NASHVILLE, Tcnn. (U P I)-A flames spread lluwiy, enabling a bricka were handmade by slaves. Jump Into uniform- s i substitutes. Jim Dandy Dog Fotd M Lb*. |t . U nock Hudson • Color I I I s » t o * A.a tr a ia ra SA 1-7 stubborn fir* that biased out of switchboard operator to alert During th* Citil War It wai used M iynard'i mugging is amusing, Plus At l i l l Onl) a t a Union Arm) prison barracks but oldster Faylen ia out of his control into Hi* early hours today guests iu the four-story brick "These Thousand Hill*” PURNITUU and hospital. element in this contrived plot. Don Murray • Color destroyed tha historic Maxwell structure. Among the presidents who Appealingly clumsy is Norman House Hots!, which had plsyad Hotel manager Robert Witt said ataysd a t the bettl wara Andrew Grabowakl a* the football star. LORI DA'S WED. ft THUR8. the fire was reported by a gucat John: on. Rutherford B. Hay as, INUT host to **v*a U. S. president*. "Willie & Joe URNITURI One guest wa* Hill unaccounted on the fourth Loot. Tbc fire atart­ Grover Cleveland, William Mc­ hoeviao Hack At The Front" for early today. Property lots ed at the top of the building and Kinley, Theodora Roosevelt, Wil­ TV RENTAL Tom EwrU Badcock Furniture burned down. liam Howard Taft and Woodrow waa estimated at 83 million. Plus The hotel, watch gave its name Wilson. HoWl officials estimated that — THURSDAY — Seminole TV "Comanche Station” Associate Stort Sixty person* wara UUsd tn th* bttw sea M and I I gucsta wara to a nationally marks tod coffao, O w Tabs Cbosftac Randolph Scott X. C- i m x Orara registered when the fire waa dis­ waa started In IBM by alar* la­ hotel during the Civil War whan “Hey, Let's Twist” Bawfard Ava. FA S-40M Z00 Msgnslia At*. Sanford covered about 10 p.m., EBT. Th* bor and completed ia IM0. 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The other's name was not disclosed. lifted scant evidence today, tryThe bomb was set off on the ins to determine who planted the parade ground of the block-square bomb that killed at least SI per­ sons here Christmas Eve. The dead included 12 soldiers •ml 39 civilians. | Another 122 persons were wounded by the crude but horri­ bly effective bomb that went off in the midst of ■ group of wor­ shipers who had attended reli­ WASHINGTON (UPD—A group gious services at the local army of West Virginia school principals post. reports that the Kennedy admin­ A government communique pub­ istration's experimental food lished in Bogota hinted that the stamp program lias Improved the “ unprecedented crime'* was the work ol “a terrorist underground health ami morale of their pupils. The principals enthusiastically frganlzation which has attempted (endorsed the project in letters similar acts . . . in spsrsely pop­ forwarded to the Agriculture De­ ulated pliccs.” partment hy Superintendent This appeared to be a rcicrcnce George W. Hi son of the McDowell to the Moec, an extreme-leftist group of students and unionists County, W. Va.. schools. They reported the pupils were which has been accused of guer­ rilla activity and the bombings of various politicians' homes. However, none of the bombings previously attributed to the Moec t > d caused casualties. Newspapers in Call, a provin­ cial capital 35 miles southwest of here, said the bomb was planted TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - A by Gustavo Nei Barabbas, a har­ jittery Adolf Eichmann rejected ness-maker for the Buga garri­ a priest's offer of a special son, who was blown to bits by Christmas service Monday and the blast. They suggested no mo­ spent the day pacing up and tive. down in his deith-row cell in Although do official confirma­ Ramie Prison near here. tion for the press reports could However, Eichmann did eat the P c obtained Immediately, it was traditional turkey dinner given all Christian prisoners in the jail. The former S. S. colonel also looked over a batch of Christmas cards he bad received from rela­ tives. A priest offered to com* into Eichmsnn’s cell to conduct a spe­ cial aervlee for the convicted WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ths mass-murderer of six million United States spent $5.2 billion on Jews, it waa learned. But Eichfo r e ig n aid during the year ended msnn rejected the offer. The rea­ last June 30, according to the son for this was not known. Commerce Department. Prison officials said Eichmann It wes the most spent for for. appeared more nervous than usu­ egn aid in seven yesrs. But, the al. They said he paced around hit department said .Monday, large cell while the sounds of Christ­ repayment* from foreign coun­ mas carols sung by other inmates tries cut the net eost of overseas faintly reached hie ears. military »nd economic aid in fis­ cal 1M1 to 93 * billion. That was a poit-World War If flow . The lMt aid figure of $5.2 bil­ lion raised the total ainee World WASHINGTON (UPI) — The War If to $80.$ billion, but does not take into account billions of government should quit spending dollars in repayment!, and in­ civil defense money for such vestments In such international things as helicopter bug-spreylng and providing plaeet for social institutions as the World Bank. functions, congressional auditors said. These were among the recom­ Visit Set • WASHINGTON (UPI) — Atty. mendations the General Account­ Gen. Hebert F. Kennedy and his ing Office (GAO) made efter wife will visit Japan Feb. 4-10 as auditing state and local requests guests of tb* Japanese govern­ for $8.4 million in government ment and the Young People'* money for equipment ranging Committee for Better Interna­ from elaborate communications system* to police badges. tional Understanding. barrack of the palace inlantrj battalion white a crowd of about 500 persons who had attended re ­ ligious services and a fireworks display was streaming toward the gates. Kennedy Food Stamp Plan Moral Booster, School Principals Say Eichmann Snubs Priest's Services Foreign Aid Bill $5.2 Billion Quit Spending CD ‘Waste* dressed better, appeared better fed. and missed fewer school days since their families began re­ ceiving stamps from the govern­ ment which can be traded in at groccrica for food. The letters said some young­ sters previously stayed home be­ cause they were ashamed of the contents in the lunch-boxes—free surplus commodities. Some did not come to school because they could not afford lunches at all. McDowell County Is one of the eight sites where the experimen­ tal food stamp progrem has been tried out for the past six months. Jhe other test areas are in Illi­ nois. Kentucky, .Michigan, Minne­ sota. Montana, New Mexico and Pennsylvania. The pilot project* replace the old tyatem of direct handouli of such jurplua commodities as fried milk, flour, cornmeal and dried beans. The Kennedy sdmlnist ration currently Is considering proposals for extending the program to eover by 1967 all the needy persons in the nation's economically de­ pressed areas. Red Chinese May Boost Aid To Albania LONDON (UPI) — Communist Chins may increase assistance to Albania whieh was drummed out of the "socialist camp" by Soviet rrender Nikita S. Khrushchev for balking al hla de-SUlInlsallon program, it waa indicated Friday. The Communist New China news agency reported tha arrival in Peiping—to a lavish weleomt —of an Albanian delegation osten­ sibly to negotiate Peiping's help against Russia’s attempt to starve the tiny satellite into surrender. The delegation was headed by Al­ banian Vice Premier Abdul Kel* lexl. Meet Set WASHINGTON (UPI) _ The council of the Orgenlxatlon of American States (OAS) voted F ri­ day to held a hemispheric foreign ministers conference in Uruguay next month to discuss the Com­ munist threat to Latin America. Shooting Songbirds Violates Law, Society Says If you give a gun aa a gift to a child, afao give strict rules for its use, the Florida Audubon Society cautioned thle week. Too often, the Society said, a boy ta handed a gun and turned loose on the neighborhood or coun­ tryside without parental supervi­ sion or aven instructions. The re• suit can be treglc Injury or death to the gunner or others, destruc­ tion of property, and ■ mounting toll of dead birds and other valu­ able wildlife. "An excited hoy who unwraps hie gun, rushea out the door and trie* hi* aim on a woodpecker, blue jay, hawk, or other bird target, has violated a t least four or five - laws in nearly every town in the ™ state," the Society pointed out. Thtte five laws a rt violated whenever a youngster shoots a bird In moat Florida communiilas: 1. Local ordinance prohibiting the discharge of any kind of gun within the city limit*. >. The local ordinance which of­ ficially create* tb* community aa a bird sanctuary, thereby protectn ing all birds within the town lim­ its. S. The state law which specifies that anyone under 18 y e a n of age may only shoot an air rifle or A'i when under the supervision of, and in tha presence of, an adult. Par­ ent* who permit violation of this law are guilty of a misdemeanor and may be fined up to $S00. 4. The State Law which protects V all species of birds except crow*, vulture*, house sparrows and start­ ling*. This protection Includes the birds' nests, eggs and young. The Society commented th at vultures ought ta ha on the protected lift and that even the unpretec ted birds should not be shot simply aa target* but only whan they become a nuisance. 5. The Federal Law which prot­ ect* virtually all migratory birds, and others, such as songbird*, woodpeckers, herons, gulls, etc. The Florid* Audubon Society suggested th»t parents give their youthful gun totere these rules: ‘‘Obey the five laws Bated here. Du not shoot living targets unless they are legal game birds and ani­ mal* in tha wild during open sea­ sons. Always leok beyond your ta r­ get and never shoot if any person or property might conceivably be injured." The Society pointed out that, while some of lie members are ardent sportsmen, they all deplore the use of bird# and othrr wildlife simply as living target*. 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That ts up to those of us who drive on the roads and highways. Drive defensively, unticlpntlng that the fellow might cut In front of you or make another foolish move. Beao! vo to let somebody else a rive if you've been drinking. And above all, observe the npeod laws. Ex­ cessive speed remains the biggest killer of all. Farm Problem Rising medical coats affect us all, but they strike with particular force on the country’a fanners, who tend to be much less well protected by health insurance than others. Yet, for n number of reasons the farmer*' health protection outlook Is improving. The rural farm family starts with the basic handi­ cap of having less money to spend for medical care. Farm Income per person averages only about 45 per cent of nonfarm Income. A government study of 8,000 farm families showed they spent nearly 10 per cent of their disposable in­ come In 1955 for medical purposes, while in the same year the general population committed just 5 per cent of Its Income to that use. Plainly, farmers need cost-spreading health Insur­ ance more than most. But less than half have hospitali­ sation coverage and just 40 per cent arc covered against the risk of surgery. In urban areas, from two thirds to nearly three fourths of tho people have insurance safe­ guards. One big problem la that, since farm operator* are largely self-employed, there can be no employer contri­ bution to help defray Insurance costs as in comjiany group plans. Furthermore, private nonprofit Insurance organi­ zations have been slow to extend enrollment drives to tho farms. Added to this Is the feet that farm workers can be more expensive to Insure. Benefits must cover on-thejob mishaps which for factory workers are covered by workmen's compensation systems. Too, many farm families have not quickly appreci­ ated the changes that have made medical care so costly and complex. They still think In term* of the country doctor with his all-night vigils at tho farm bedside. But federal health specialists see the problems cssIng. More and more low Income fat mere beef up earn­ ings with part-time Job* off the farm. More farm wives are taking outside work. Often company group plans SuT, SENH0R, VA/EUe B E E N H ER E SINCE. ISTIO* Henry McLemore High up on tha list of people I'd like to giva a good swift kick a r t those cynics who look upon Christmas with a Jaundiced eye, and delight in finding fault with the manner la whim Americans observe it. Ju ft the other day I rtad an article by one of these sneering folk—a professor at some ichool or another—and by tbe time I had finished It not even a kick would have satisfied me. 1 would have to hive whacked him with the business end of a Yule log. In the article the professor—a psychiatrist, psychologist, o r socloligist, that's for sure—gave his GAINESVILLE — Recent dis­ coveries In the field of radiation and radioactive Isotopes have been a tremendous boon In agri­ cultural research, according to scientlati with the Florida Agri­ cultural Experiment Stations. Plants have been irradiated to produce new varietlei with dis­ OUT OUR WAY ease resistance or tbe capability of larger yields. Radioactive tracers have been used to fol­ low the pathways of nutrients from tha toil through the plant. Dr. 11. L. Popenoc, assistant soils chemist, tsys scientists at the Univerilty of Florida are now looking into the effects of ionis­ ing radiation on soil with their Cobalt -CO Irradiator, one of 11* largest agricultural Irradiators tn the world. Dotages of a t little e l ISO roentgens will kill a men, bul scisntiits have been cspoilng soils as high is 3 million. Nurserymen snd ornamental horticulturists are constantly looking for new ways to parti­ ally sterilise anils used for pot­ ting plants. They would tike to find ways to kill certain harmful organisms without damaging the soil's rapacity lo promote good plant growth. Dr. Popenoe says radiation may be more effective than chemicals for this purpose be­ cause after soil has been exposed to tbe Irradiator, no residual harmful compounds are left. Agriculturists would alto like to find new ways of killing such Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, December, 26, 1961 pests as nematodes. Studica at the University of Florida have ihown that nematodes cap be w s i m s . oinlow . e d it o r a r c a u i R K a killed by radiation doses of 1 mil­ u a a i VERSHKI. KVKLYX J . CUBMUIO n C l'I K X KILLKBNEW lion roentgens. It remains to be H a u u e ln a E d ito r A dvurtU lny D lreeter C ity E ditor seen whether this Is practical. JU U I W I U I I t, K LEE* T T R B FRA N K VOI.TOt.M R C o i i o t j E d ito r C l u a a in s d I d a a a e t r C irculation S la n ta o r Radiation, by Interfering with CECELIA FARM ER JA N IE 1 . iSlOBM AKER F R E D W ELLS biological processes, rosy actual­ • o a ls ty E d ito r U utlu,** H a u t e or H o o f a i u a U l BuyL ly affect the fertility of the soil. V " ” J CP ■' j Memeriti T U HEART RESEARCH Gratefully Acknowledged BEH1NOLE . DeBART COUNCIL P. a BOX 1M SANFORD, FLA. •'rulea" for having a happy Christm at. They went something like this: B« sura to be happy—It is ex­ pected of you. O u mustn't let one's fellows down, you know, and ■It that sort of rot. Make certain to have the “ri­ tual" foods of turkey, cranberry ssuce, stuffing, pumpkin pie, etc. Give presents, because that is also part of Die American “ ritual, and make believe you like what you get even if you don't. Be sure to exclaim how happy children look and a rt on Christ­ mas. even if they are a nuisance to you. for that also is part of the American Christmas routine. Then this professor—I almost irradiated soils have Men found to release more nitrogen and phosphorus for plant growth from the kilted microorganisms. Dr. Popcnoe says this might be a useful method of Increasing nu­ trients for potted plants without adding fertilizer materials. Radiation may also bo s very important research tool for the soil scientist, it may be used to Inhibit some biological processes in toll so that others may be more easily Isolated and studied. Soil reactions that benefit plant growth might be promoted by Impeding other detrimental reac­ tions with radiation. Dr. Popcnoe report* that «s the dote of gamma rays is Increased, a marked decline occurs in all of the toll organisms. said fool—went on to make light of the Christmas tree, the singing of carols, tbe nap after the big Christmas dinner, and the gath­ ering of relatives. He did every­ thing but knock strin g "Grace," snd maybe tie took care of that tn the last paragraph or two. I didn't get quite that far. When I had finished the pro. feasor's article my first reaction —even before that of wanting to kick him—was a feeling of sym­ pathy for hit wife and children who have to prepare for Christ­ mas, and spend it, with such a man. Can’t you imagine what a delight it muat be— spending Christmas with a husband and father who thinks tbe whole way of Christmas is absurd, and a sign of being a member of the con. forming herd? I also wondered about tbe pro­ fessor's idea of a perfect Chlrstmas Day. Gelling up early to pre­ pare a few lecture note* on how warm it it to live In an ivory tower with a cold intellect? Or finishing a chapter in his future non-best-selter, “ l must Be Different Even It It Makes Those Around Me Uncomfor­ table?" What, 1 would like to ssk the professor, and those like him, is wrong with being a little happier than usual on Christmas, with eating crisp, brown turkey, a fluffy pumpkin pie, with making little children happier for a day, with drawing a little closer to loved ones, exclaiming over a tie, even U it has orange and red stripes, and taking a quiet snooze on the sofa. I auppose the world needs men ; t u the professor, but not at Christmas time. Let him hiber­ nate with hia thoughts and books until mid-January, a t leait. Ida says some newspapers smear sax cases on the front page, yet suddenly grow prudish and delete educational columns like this one when we doctors try to warn teenagers against Im­ morality and delinquency. Good newspapers balance Page One with educational columns on the inside pages. CASE K-431: Ida U, aged 34 U a fervent P-TA officer. "Dr. Crane," she began, "my newspaper headlines sex casts on Page One. “Then it editorially accuses the schools and churches of nut doing their part to prsvent juvenile de­ linquency. "Vet that same newspaper de­ letes your educational column whenever you have a sex case. *1 know this to be a fact, for my mother sends me her newspaper from down South, and it carrlsa your column every day. “ If a newspaper wishes to head­ line sex on Page One, then why doesn't it let edueatora help com­ bat delinquency in their columns?" Sex Dilemma This la certainly a new type of ■ex dilemma. As a lifelong churchman and ed­ ucator, I try to prevent delin­ quency and divorce. But It takes facta to steer peo­ ple along the proper course of ac­ tion. “Tho truth shall make you free," states the Bible. And Ida is quite correct In lay­ ing it doea little good to htadlina sexual assault cases on Paga One, if educational advice to combat such crimes is then deleted from the same paper. Newspapers are the greatest ed­ ucational agtney in America, espe­ cially for people past the age of 11, ■Ince that is when the great major­ ity quit the formal classroom for­ ever. We medical columnists havs been asked to kelp combat the alarming Increase In venereal dla* ease. Dr. William J . Brown, Chief of the Venereal Disease Branch at Atlanta, recently wrote me, asking for such aid. He reported that Infectious syphilis has loomed by 100 per cent to over 400 per cent in our leading cities. And th at holds true from coast to coast! Newspaper University This newspaper serves as the mainstay of Adult Education in your wide area. It la really a “ University in Print." Newspapers thus function much as private, for-profit schools. They MUST make a profit to stay in business. But they are not In the category of other honest business firms. For tha newspaper usually holds a monopoly of daily print Informa­ tion in Us area. And moat cities nowadays have only one newspaper, so it has the grave responsibility of being tha educational "chaperona” for the entire region. Personally, I resent infringe­ ment of the freedom of the press, so 1 veto censorship even of com­ ics. A rood newspaper ia entitled to headline sensational and unfqus events on Paga One. But by tha same token, it should not set prudish ami then omit edu­ cational columns that teach people how to AVOID thoie vary situs- Clinic tions that lead to front page lege prexic* sad thus teach, ai well a i expose. crime atorles. (Always writ* to Dr. Crana in Send for my booklet “Sex Prob­ lem! of Youhg People," enclosing a ear* or this newspaper, encloslnc stamped, return envelope, plus 20 a lone 4 cent stamped, address­ cent*. Study it, for you will then ed envelope snd 20 cents to cover see how a newspaper can help com­ typing and printing costa whenyou send for one of hla book­ bat sex Crimea and delinquency. Editors now serve much as col- lets.) MEXICO CITY— (NEA) — “I hate to admit this. But In practical politics, there no longer is any ur­ gent reason to get Fidel Csstro out of Cuba." Theia are the words of a rank­ ing official In the Mexico local of the anti-Castro underground—not quite so large aa its affiliated brotherhood in the U. S. but seem­ ingly closer to crucial Latin Amer­ ican thinking. His appraisal, an echo of most of the aaw y sentiment In this sophisticated capital, holds Castro lo o valuable to oust now for thres main reasons: 1. The regime in Havana has become too good a showcase of terror, hunger end misery for antiCastro propaganda throughout Latin America. 2. Soviet manlpulaiiona in Cuba have helped to disarm and dis­ credit the onee-activa axtrem* left in Mexico and thus la watchful na­ tions to the south. 3. A floundering Cuba, beset by internal troubles and embargo!!. Is very good for business la com­ petitor countries. Taken all together, Castro has become his own worst enemy south of the border. Jose Pardo Llada, former official radio voice of the Cestro regime end now Cube's No. 1 defector, re ­ ports having heard Soviet officials express embarrassment over “the mess In Havana." You can't buy copies of Reroludon or Bohemia, periodicals pub­ lished In Cuba and onca available everywhere In Mexico. They, like other Incendiary publications from Cuba, are not allowed past cus­ toms any more. Social psychiatrist and historian Erich Fromm, back, in Mexico, after a teaching stint In Yugoitavia, reporta that Russians in Cuba have had to become restrain­ ing, conservative Influences on Castro'e attem pts a t a permanent revolution. Daniel Jamee, Latin American expert and author of the new his­ tory, "Cuba: The First Soviet Satellite in the Americas," says two recent leftist rallies in Mex­ ico were significant failures. Both were headed by Laxaro Cardenas—former Mexican presi­ dent, leading pro-Castro spokes­ man. “But," report# Jam ts. “Car­ denas* first rally lor Peace, Na­ tional Sovereignty and Economic Independence drew only 2,000 peo­ ple. Hit second rally, a mast meeting to protest Yankse inter­ vention in the ill-fated invasion of Cuba pulled only 8,000 people (in a plaza capable of holding five times that number). “The crowd dwindled to fewer than 3,000 before he had finished speaking,” Jam ts sty*. “It’s a telling blow to Latin oplnjon on the left." And now, to top it off, Mexico has become a sugar exporting nation for the first time In yean. "3o why bother to g et Fidel out?" aaya Carlos Gernandez, a Cuban refugee and coordinator for the Revolutionary Council. “He Is more valuable in office to his opponsnta. “In Mexico, we constantly a rt amazed a t reports that our broth­ ers in the U. S. expect Washing­ ton—or anybody else—to make an overt move ngulnst Fidel." It la a perfect round robin—or would be, say coordinator Fer­ nandez and reporter James, ex­ cept for two details; In Cuba, Castro continues to tyrannise the minds of his eaptivs nation. And in other Latin American nations, conspirator! are begin­ ning to laam th at they no longer need popular aupport to taka over their country and keep It. The white-tailed Jackrabbit Is really a heavy-bodied hare. P ‘ n iit C t d - i* ? BOSTON, LOS A N G ELIS LONDON Interesting Accurate Complete The Christian Sclanca Manlier Ona Norway S i , Beeton IT, Mat*. San* your neetpoper ter the lim a ctaclxd . enclosed l i n t my check a r menay order. Q t year $ JJ . 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NATIONAL BANK KITCHENS i Incorperatcd — — l |*7 4 »U I»i OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 8:00 �Ply Plies His Passing Trade 7o Perfection MIAMI (U PI) — Baylor'* Bobby Ply, sought by the Pittsburgh su tle r* end the rival pro league'* Dallas Cowboys, wo* an even more sought after pro»p*«t today as the outstanding player in the Js'orth-South Shrlno Game. ™ Ply stole the show and passed the North right out of the Orange Bowl before 18,802 chilled specta­ tor! Monday night aa his three scoring passe* and personal touchdown smash led tho South to and easy 86-10 conquest. The Southwest Conference nee completed 14 passe* in 20 at­ tempts for 183 yards and touchflow n* via the airway* to Tennes­ see's Glenn Glass and Miami's Larry Wilson and Bill Miller In 30-degrte temperature. The other South score came on en 18-yard touchdown sprint by Miami’s Jim Vollenwelder. Uoland Jackson of Rice booted all fire extra points, Michigan's Bennie McRae ncored the lone North touchdown on a flvs-pard pass from Ariiona's Coddle Wilson and also backed over for a two.point conversion. Two other North threeta which bore no fru it were a 05-ynrd kick­ off return by Ariaone *State's Nolen Jones and a game record 73-yard pass from Wilson (o George Sefclk of Notre Damr. That Inst thrust came in the fi­ nal momenta of the game and f a r e the North a first down on rthe South two-yard line. But the North couldn't wallop It across. Ply, on the last play of the game, tried to pass from hia own end aone, partially fumbled the ball and was downed by Larry Bowie of Purdue for a N orth's safety. Still, the six-foot, one-inch, 100pound Ply deservedly was voted the outstanding player of tho Ar*m*. He flipped a 46-yard touchdown pass to Glass and his aerials sst up Vollenwelder's 18-yard scoring run in the first quarter to eend the South off winging. Ply pitched for 16 and ran for 13 more In a third South scoring drive hefora ha personally sneak­ ed It over from the one to give ^th # South an Insurmountable lead. ® W’llaon got one back fo r the North when a 65-yard drive paid off with hi* five-yard scoring toss to McRae. But that waa th« end of the evening for the North— whoee Larry Oneetl of Northwest­ ern w bh named its outstanding player — except for Ply's lost play yield of a safety. Ply mianwhlle fired the South £84 yards to a touchdown, ended by hie eight-yard toia to Wilson, and then swept the South 64 yards to a windup touchdown on a sixyard flip to Miller. Christmas Week •Cage Tourneys Begin Today United Press International Cincinnati and Providence, win­ gers of the two major post-seaion tournaments of the 1040-61 college basketball campaign, head a pow­ erful eight-team field In the llollA lay Festival which highlights the annual rash of ChrUtmai-week tournaments around the nation. The Holiday Festival begins at Madlaon Square Garden today with afternoon and evening doublehtadcrs. Another fine field of eight alto starts play today in the first annual Quaker City Tourna. merit a t Philadelphia. At Oklahoma CHy, Wichita Is V baek to defend lta title against aucb strong clubs a* Utah State, Seattle, Houston and Bowling Green in the All-College Tournaraent, which also geli underway today. These three tournim enta will hold the national spotlight for themselves only briefly, however, because something Ilka 25 ChrUt»maa-week tournaments will be Splayed by next Saturday night. Theae include the Los Angeles G a llic , the Big Eight Tourna­ ment at Kansas City, the Far West Gasslc at Portland, Ore., and the Gulf Classic at Shreve­ port, La.—all starting on Wednes­ day. The Quean City Tourna m int at Buffalo, N. V., the San Carnival .a t El Paso, Tex., the Hurricane X lasiic at Miami, Fla., and the Downcast Claasic at Bangor, Me., begin on Thursday. The Sugar Bowl at New Or­ leans, La., the Motor G ty Classic at Detroit and the Evansville Hol­ iday Tournament at Evansville, Ind , begin Friday. The 10-year-old Holiday Festi­ val has bad^lta upa and downs .H ut shapes up thia year as the No. 1 Christmas tournament. ,, i. > ,% * £ . - U/iVi LYMAN HIGH’S former gridiron center 225 lb. Roy Liflk now plnys forwnrd for the 19G1 Lymnn Greyhound engers ns they prepare for their rocond game of the season after winning their opener ngnlnst South Sumter. (Herald Sports Photo) - Strikes • • • • Spares lly JOHN A. SPOLSKI 1 like this staff down hare at the Herald! Last week, In the upper left hand corner of the mast head for this column thsy featured a woman roll­ ing n howling ball. Wouldn't you know it that on tha following nlte's league action for yours truly, I howled Just like a skirt! As a matter of fuel, I’m not quite certain that any of the womrn's leagues would have hern interested in me joining their team, either. To make a 'long, sad story very, very short, I had five splits plus a miss In my first game: If it’s alt the same to you I'd rather not even mention the final score. 1 halo to see a grown man cry . . , especially when it's I! One final reminder regarding tha new women's league which'll bowl on Fridays at 0;S0 PM, If you're Interested, please give me a call a t the lanes. Haven't talked about the Jet Lanes Keglsr Lg for a while, so lst'a crack on thsir activities. HI game for the nile was tossed by Down* (0 . K. Tire Store) with a 213. Leading In series was Eddie Michslk’a 607 (Craig Cars). Some of the other 200 games bowled were Dan Illtsle—210 (American Legion), Bridges — 201 (Wheeler Fertiliser). On that some night, in the later league, Ed Michalek again was bombin' away us lie shot a 688 sat, topa for the men. Margie Wooda (Pryor State Farm Insurance) 562 as the tops for the gals. In the singles department, Elean­ or Anderson (Wilson Malsr) had a hi 220 aa Margie again cams puihln' for the honors with a 216. Bowling for tha Team No, 7, Dav# Dearolph out-blasted ’em all with * 230. In tho Tuesday N'ite Business­ men'# Lg, Gerald Behrena (Owen# Gulf) was really crankin' ’em In with a 205, 202/607 scL And before I forget it, while bowling in the Wednesday Kite All Stars Lg, Gerald made the almost impossible 7-0-10 split. Man, what an eye! (Course it w asn't luck!) Al Kalpien (Wally's Phillip* 06) was the llig Boy for the nite with a mighty 224. Others to maka the Charmed Circle included Betts (Sanford Elec.) 202, Holland (Autonetlca No. 2) 202. Wallia (LeRoy Benton'*) 202, (what is this, everybody •hootin' a 2027), Passons (Davis Bldra.) 210, Morstx (Wally'* Phil­ lips C6) 215, Lindslrom (Seminole Sptg. Goods) 200. Oh, Oh, th at gal Dot Button is startin' to shov* that pill right into that headpin again. She top­ ped the T Lg with a 162/462 ser­ ies. Week befure she stoppled the pins to the tunc of a 225. Ahem, Oh Yaa, eho howls for the Sanford Herald! (Looks like a fix to me.) The Saturday AM Junior/Ban­ tam s Lg had good scores over the weekend. In the Bantam Division (13 years and under) John Smith had hi garna with a 157 and Teddy Wagner rolled a 348 serlee. In the Junior Division, Dan Nicholas bowled the hi game of the mottl­ ing a IBS and French Chacne led the s e rin with a 467. Adults, please take note that all 2ltc Gillman Protest l i & m l On Officiating Up To AFL Chief scores mentioned are SCRATCH. Midge Wood* (no relation of Margie Woods) of McRobert* Tires is going great guna in the Wednes­ day evening Sandspur* Lg. Midge blasted home a 216-643 duo, good for the honors of the nlte. Oh boy, anything can happen in howling and usually does. Aa an uxample, who do you think shot the htghoit game and series In tho ALL STARS LEAGUET Bowling us a sub for Larry's Mart, Marvin (Curly) Meltssr exploded with a 255, 618 set, good enough to take all t l i m gains* from their opponent*, A & W Hoot Beer. Others In the Charmed Circle in­ cluded Fox (Garlyn Kennel*) 203, 224 and teammate DePalma 201; Gontalex (Duffy’s) 302; Steele A Swann of Woodruff Marine had games of 210 A 204 respectively; Bcmberg (Kiddy's Standard) 210 A 200/583; Kent* (Mar Lou Itsstauranl) 221; Michalek (Strick­ land - Morrison) 204, 220/6DS; Handy Food Stores John Wright 201 A Bobby Boradorf 210/505; Kannsr (Buddy's Auto) 816. There were quite a few Big Deucce rolled in the City League. Topi was that of L.8.S. (LuckyStiff Spolekl) with a 230. Just two pine behind waa tcammat* Johnny W right with a 234. Others who found the lane* to their liking were Fox 214, Pentecoit 224, DePalma 201 A 212 all of Lake Mon­ roe Inn; it. Murphy 226, Boradorf 213 A 201 of J e t Lanee; Kannsr £02 (Buddy's Auto); Tamm 211, Klrchhoff 203 (Sanford Mfg.); Swann 214, Steels 212 and Jerry Riley 204 (Gens'a Cleaners), That's it for this week. Remem­ ber, make It a holiday everyday for your team iponsor*. . , , Pa­ tronise hit buslnesi, Maris' 6) Tops '61's Top Stories MIAMI (Uri) — The 6! in *61 stands unquestioned today as the top sports story of the year. For sustained interest and ovarall hysteria, the assault which Rogsr Maria of the New York Yenkece made on Babe Ruth's 1027 home run mark standi alone In tho category. The “Asterisk Kid” was “THE story.*' Tha top 10 stories of 1B6I, se­ lected in an informal poll of sportswrlters and newsmen, came out like this; 1. Marie' quest of Ruth’s rec­ ord. 2. Floyd Fatlerion knock* out Ingemsr Johansson to defend heavyweight championship. B. Yanks beat Reds In World Serle*. 4. Tho basketball “fix" scandal Involving 37 players and 22 schools. 6. Rede win firs t pennant in 21 years. 6. Ty Cobb's desth. 7. Warren Bpahn win* 306th. 8. Carry Rack captures 82nd Kentucky Derby. D. Jimmy Demart, (2-yrar.old substitute, helps Bern Snead win Canada Cup for Uncle Bam after battle witli^PGA. SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UP1)—The game hat been over for two days. Houston won, San Diego lost ami even Charger coach Sid Gillman 1* willing to admit “that'* that." However, It appear* to may be deyi before the furor of the flntl hectic minute* of Sunday's Amer­ ican Football League champion­ ship gams here d ltt down. The next move In the crisis preclpltatsd by what Gillman Monday called the "worst offi­ ciating Pv* even seen" appeared to be up to AFL Commissioner Jo* Foss—who said he won't act haellly. When Foes doe* act It may mean fines for Gillman and other Charger*. The problem started during the third period of the title game when Gillman dashed out to pro­ test a call th at gave San Diego the bell on its one-yard line In­ stead of tha 30. A total of 106 yards In penalties against 8an Diego durtnr the game didn't tooth* Sid's nerves any. So when the game ended, with San Diego on tha short end of a 10-3 score, Gillman and sev­ eral other Chargor* rushed onto the field to tell field judge John Morrow a thing or two. In the heat of the discussion between Gillman and Morrow, ob­ server* said the olficiat grabbed Gillman’* lapels. Suddenly there was no olficiat. Charger player Bob Zsman hid leveled Morrow with a tackle. Cooler heads pre­ vailed a t that time and the Inci­ dent was over. Kos», proliobly tha only person of the 20,566 In Balboa Stadium to mis* the post-game fracas, said he was on hia way out the stands when Gillman and Morrow had their tete-a-tete and would have to wait to act. ''There may he some fines later on,” Foia said, "but nut until 1 get tha officials’ game repents and have a chance to etudy them." Foss old comment on the of­ ficiating, saying th at the play Oilman got upset about "was a right cal!.” 6 SEC Cage Teams In Tourney Play United Press International Six Southeastern Conference teams wilt work this holiday wsek. They nr* continuing their basket­ ball activity unabated, engaging in tournamsnt play. Florida and Vandsihllt will b* In the Gator Bowl tournament which start* in JackiouvIU*, Fla., Thursday night; unbeaten Missis­ sippi State and Louisiana State will be in the 8ugar Howl tourna­ ment a t New Orleans; Georgia Tech will be In the PolnstltU Tournament Greenvllls, S. C.j and Tennessee will be in the Evansville, Ind., Invitational, The latter three tournament! start Friday night. First action of the week will be Wednesday night when the high­ flying Kentucky Wildcats get things started up again as host to Yale. A tiny parasitic insect, the lac, found on certain types of plum trees In Burma, India and Siam,! la the source of all shellac. tran fiu h lirrn lh Tue«. Dec. 26, 1961—Pape- 5 SEMINOLE HIGH cuRera arc preparing for their next home game with Titusville on Saturday, Dec. 20th, n double-biller with Stotaon. Players ore: (left to right) Mike Woodruff, G; Mutt Johnson, G: John Boniface,. G; Ray Middleton. F; Hilly Stephen*, F ; Ken Guntnvson, C; Barry Brown, Fj I-'ugcne William*, F; Butch Riser, F ; Bubba Davis, G; Tom Hinson, G; Dave McGlllis, G; Don McMurrny, G. (Herald Sporta Photo) Short Rib And Desire Going After Second Straight Wins Tonight LONGWOOD - O.B.’a Short Bib and Cosey's Desire, greyhound* owned respectively by Oswald Broi. and Bud Holland, will be trying for a second straight vic­ tory in tonight'* featured ninth race at the Sanford-Orlando Ken­ nel Cluh, Buth have scored in Grade B races, moving to the front with impressive stretch drive*. Others in tonight's top contest arc Sabana, Big Barker, Kmco Whiskers, Rex Tray, I'ro Model and Dinah's Mickey. G. A. Alderson'* Sabana, Sum­ mit Kennel's Kaicn Whiskers and Starlight Kennel's Dinah's Mickey will he trying for initial victories after finishing second in Grade A Contests. Judging from racing results after one day and a full wrek of racing many kennels are going to be closely bunched near the top in the battle for the most wins with no kennel dominating the aeene as F m l Whitehead's racing outfit did last season. After ten programs since the new srason started only two points separated the eight wlrmlngcat kennels. They were Tom Sweeney and Charlea Lovely wllh eight win­ ners each. P. C. A E. J. Alderson and Oswald Bros, with seven firsts and O, A. Alderson, Mulberry Kennel, Summit Kennel and Paul Boone with six first* each. Following these eight high scor­ ers came Fred Whitehead, Or- Seek Army Post WEST POINT (UPD—Approalmatrly 40 applications arc under consideration for the head coach­ ing job of the West Point football team made vacant by the recent dismissal of Dale Hall. Colonel Emory S. Adams said there was great Interest all over the coun­ try concerning the job. Residential • Commercial Building FAL1. OUT SHELTERS FA 2-70H3 ® O. W. DODSON, Contractor DOG RACING SAVE on GAS And Get Extra Gilt Edge Stamps /v w v 50 FREE vlllc Moses, Carl Tracy and Pat Reed with four winners each, Tlicrr will be matinees Wednes­ day, Friday and Saturday as usual but then- will be just five racing nighta this week for tho track will be dark Friday night In order that racing enthusiasts tnsy attend the Tangerine Bowl football game. In honor of that Important con­ test ths main event Wednesday night has been designated tho Tangerine Bowl Handicap while Fri­ day's daylight card has been des­ ignated the Tangerine Bowl Mat­ inee. A special holiday matinee baa been arranged far next Monday, starting at 2 p.m. Gilt Edge Stamps With thin Coupon nml u $2.00 or more purchase of Spar Gats or r Oil — E x p ire* Dec. .10, SPAR SERVICE STATION Corner 10th and French Jh u ftU H U / SPECIALS Sola D a le s & W ed. $9 Maxwell House - 6 Oz. Jar Limit 1 With 83.00 Or Mora Food Order Super Value Bread S 2 -2 5 ‘ Planter's Dry Roasted Peanuts 01s Os. 14 Of. 59c First Prise Strawberry I I Oa. J a r 79c Preserves 25c Htokely All Flavor* Jello Gelatin 46 Oa. Tin 3/25c Pineapple Juice Kleenex Soflin Tissue 25c 10 Ct. 29c Table Napkins 2/49c POST TIME 8:10 ex cept Sunday FRESH P O R K SHOULDER ROAST Pork Steak MATINEES WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY 2 P. M. TANGERINE BOWL NIGHT WED., DEC. 27 Feature Rare 1* TANGERINE HOWL HANDICAP Lb. Thriftway Fresh • HEATED GRANDSTANDS LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE • VALET PARKING • LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY T u rn . IN S T A N T C O FFEE 4 Roll Tack N IGH TLY w I I Os. Cello 49c lb. Wieners 39c FRESH GROUND BEEF FRO ZEN 5 lbs. $1.99 FOOD DAIRY SHRIM P Where the top dogs run rain or shine Singtclon 80IIKY! NO MINORS! ID Oz. Breaded 2"~ 8 9 M A R G A R IN E £ Foo d K ln e 1 L b . C tn , T h u ttu n u i MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORIl A ORLANDO 39 2-29 25th & Park �Site Final Plans For Kratzert-Park Wedding Announced • I • ONE LETTER to Santa Claua exploded so well the feeling* of many boya and girl*. I won't reveal the name, but will pass on hla sentiment* . . . “Dear Santa: Pleaae surprise me this year and bring me half thing* I need and half things 1 like to play with." (Hope he got hla wish!) • • • THETA EPSILON Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, the newest chap­ ter of the aororily ha* been very busy since their group waa formed a short time ago. At the ta il regular meeting a drawing was held at Mrs. Stuart Stetson's home, for a beautiful Christmas-decorated tablecloth made by Mra. Reid Iverson. The lucky winner was Mr*. R. 0 . Briiaon. The group alio read a letter of praise for their entry in the Christ m et parade. Mra. Bob McKee la this ycir'a club sweetheart and the rode In the parade. Prior to the Mayfair opening, the morabera were treated to a get-together at tha recently re ­ decorated home of the Art Lcea. Gift* were eachanged by the “ Bela Buddies'* at Ihla time. Then the entire group with the exception of Ilia Reynolds and McKeci at tended the Mayfair Ball, where a table had been reserved for them. Recently the group held a Christinas party at tha Civic Can ter for the children of the mem bers of the chapter, from four months old up to ten year* of age. Everyone enjoyed refresh men!*, gim ei end gift*. • • • GUESTS OF MQ RANCH re Ct-nlly were Nesl and Cecelia Farm er, who were celebrating their wedding anniversary. The Farmcra enjoyed one of the Mor­ ris'* famous delicious ranch house dinn.rs, and a tour of the estate in the pleasant fell weather. Li.it year, they happened to be at the Mayfair Ball when their anniversary fell due. At that time, a l.tlie hird tipped off the or­ chestra and they played the An nlvrrsary Walts for tha couple. • • • BlvTA SIGMA PHI convention chairman, Mra. Alma Gray and her husband were guest* of tha Alp! a Zeta Chapter at the Bill Adltr'a table, at the Mayfair opening. The elate convention is slated for May 1003 In Orlando. There had been a mix up on the notices lin t were supposed to have been mailed out from headquarters, but apparently all la well now, and EnterpriBe Personals I jfi / T iT y Sellers la spending the holidays with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers. Terry la with the U. S. Air Force end stationed at Mr Dill Field, In Tampa. Mr. and Mra. Howard Long, of Dover, N. J., are ependiog the Christniae holidays with Mr. and Mra. F. C. Long. ECONOMICS STUDY Ouly one of evary 20 high school graduates has been exposed lo study of economics by the time be gets hla diploma, tha National Educat.oa Association reports. Tim association contend* that economics should be taught lo all high schools, particularly to gifted or academically talented students w..o may be expected to rise to pos.-.aiuiof leadership to the com­ munity. p nge 6—Tue«. Dec. 26, 106i H rrnlh DeBary FireAuxiliary Holds Christmas Party Final plans are being announced for the wedding of Miss Evle Kratrcrt and William Bryan Park. The wedding will be an event of Dec. 28 at 8 p.m. at the First Baptist Church In Sanford with the pastor. Rev, W. P. Brook* Jr., officiating. Maid of honor will be the bride's sister, Miss EUisbeth Rote Kratsert. Other attendants will bo the Misses Marilyn McDaniel, Jean Hopkins, Grace Marie Stinccipher, Sally Chase, Edith Hanson, Mrs. Cynthia Johnson and Miss Sidney Park. Robert Park, brother of the groom, will serve as best man. Mrs. Marvin Milam, organist, will present a program of wedding mu. aic and accompany Miss Faye Garner, soloist. A reception will follow the cere­ mony, at the Sanford Woman'* Club. All friend* of the couple are invited to attend. . ..t> o ttic h/igginlootham SUNNY SKINNER, bright and chrc.y her name, la home for the holiday* from Queen'* Col­ lege in Charlotte, N. C. Sunny flew tn lait Tue»d*y to »pend her vaca:ion visiting with her friend* and family here. During her lime at Queen'*, Sunny *ald that Iota of aetlvltle* went on to break up the routine of a udlcs. Some of the mo*i in­ teresting were the Boar’* Head ceremony and dinner the night before Christma* recci*. They also had Chrlatmai vcipcr* and annc.nccmenti were made at that time of the engagement* of the aenlnr girl*. There were CbrUtma* partie* In all the dorma and on Dec. 2 the girl* heard Hank Ballard and the Midnlghlera. On Dec. 2, the Chris.mas formal waa held with lot* of fun for everyone. The RororltJca all have open homo at certain Umea and boys from Davidson College are the es­ cort* for the Queen’s College gal*. The boya also count on the girl's retrod to provide the feminine glow at all their dances, parties and social event*. frnnfnrh Navy Wives Club SUNNY everyone know* what, and why. when, where, • • • ANOTHER CHRISTMAS has come and gone end there ia noth­ ing quieter than the day after Christmas. But somehow, a seme of peace prevails and the let-down is not at all unpleasant, for It Is usually a chance to sort of take It easy, relax, count your blessings and calch up on your sleep, (If you're not one who hae to gel up and go to work.) We find that we have many things to be thankful for as we look back over the past year. The all-out war that looked *o eloic back in the summer h is not come to us yet, the rather frightening recession that the country sank under last year has slowed down and the tide has turned the other way. Closer and mora personal are the things which made us glad each day. Good friends, whose love and affection Is one of life's most precious gifts, good health, without which all else seems dull, good family, for children a rt the Jewel* of life, and loved ones which ere the circle In which we move. Work that we enjoy, that gives satisfaction and a sense of accomplishment Is another of the blessings of life. And my special commiserations lo those poor souls whose birth days come on, before, or worse yet, Just alter Christmas. For them we might suggest a half birthday, sometime In the sum mcr, for In all the rush of Christ mas, they lose their day of glory and only their mother remembers that special day that Is Ihc occaa Ion of (heir advent, and comes around each year with such perils lent regularity. Osteen Personals By MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mr. amt Mrs. Jame* Wallin wdl spend Christmai with their son and family In Hollywood, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn and children, Wayne, Ronnie, Catby, Susan and Earl Jr. Mr- and Mrs. Warren Melrose and daughter, Ruth, of Owasso, Mich., are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mra. John Melrose. Ruth will fly borne to attend school after Christmas but her parents will remain here for two months. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller of llradcnton hive purchased and moved into one of the Dr. Bradln homes on Lake Butler. Mr. end Mrs. Vernon Hopper end daughter, Phyllis of Orlando spent last Sunday with her par cnls, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wil Hams. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn of Enterprise and their house guests Mr. end Mrs. Sawyer of Oregon called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wllllami. Monday evening. M in Penny Nlxoq hat returned home for Pie holidays. She Is e student a t the Florida College of Medical Technology In Miami. II. B. Nixon will return home for a (We day holiday. He ia with the Pan American Air Lines In An liqua, British West Indies. Mrs. Robert McCormae of Silver 8pringi. Md., has returned to her home after being called here by the illness of her father, Ed Mar■kail. Lynn Jones and Deborah Tatum were among the honor students at the Enterprise School. Mrs. Lola Brook* and Mr*. Harry OiUen were dinner gueete Sunday, of Mr. end Mrs. Herman Morris at tha MQ Ranch. Dr. and Mrs. John Bradin have arrived to their home en Lake Butler after a two months visit with their son. Dr. John Bradln Jr., In San Francisco, Calif. Meet A t N A S MEMBERS of the Auxiliury to the DeBury Volunteer Fire Department Christman party held at the DeBary For Social The Vigilante Nivy Wives Club 211, met at the Naval Air Station for a social. It was a huge success and everyone reported having a good time. Recorded musie filled the air throughout the evening and a giit exchange waa conducted by num­ bers. Each one present brought a can of food for the Christmai basket which will be given to someone lor .Christmas. Hostesses Betty Smith and Ulla Ganderton served delicious punch, assorted finger sandwiches, fruit salad and cakes, from a table cleverly decorated with Christmai figurines and green leaves. Card games followed the social hour with first prise going to Audrey Lclst and the consolation prise was awarded to Dee Feltner. Circles Report Activities At CWF Meeting Member! of the Chrlatian Wom­ en'* Fellowship of the Flrat Christ­ ian Church held the final meeting of the year at the Church, with the president, Mra. J. L. Horton Jr., presiding. Circle activities for the month were reported. Circle one cleaned the church kitchen, aewed choir robes for the children's choir and placed a new worship center and a decorated Chrlitmas tree In the Educational Building, Circle two is still selling paring knives anil adding to their scholar­ ship fund. It was announced that guest speaker for thr January meeting will be Mrs, loil* Thump aon, of Daytona Beach, She will apeak on "Minion* and Steward­ ship." A atory about the little ite r who lost hi* way the night Chrlat waa born, was read by Mr*. H. K. Ring. A poem “Jea* for Christm u ,” by Eugene Fields, waa given by Mrs. Horton and Mr*. V. H. Grantham led the wurihlp service. Following the program, Chrlat mas party waa held in the dining room with game*, a gift exchange and refreshments. Hosteise* for the evening were Mra. France* Jobes and Mra. J, W. Knight. Other* attending were Mre. B. H. Hinson Jr.. Mrs. W. II. Young, Mr*. 0. T. Pesrson. Mrs. Blanche Kuhn, Mrs. Lester Tharp, Mias Flo Bishop, Mrs. J. N. Barnett, Mra. Leone Richards, Mra. C. Welker, Mra. O. D. Landreaa. Mra. G. Roland end Mra. Earl Evans. E yee H a v e I t For an intriguing aye shadow affect, flret apply a shad* of (tick eye ehmdow end then uee the ident­ ical color of powder eye shadow over It. This will set th* shadow for hours of wear and add a depth of color end sparkle. rjaJuckn MIMOSA CIRCLE Water is the remedy for chilly plant*. Keep your plant* well watered In advance of any warning* of approaching cold weather—this i* most Important in the matter of cold protection. Erecting ia a dry­ ing process and ptant* which are well watered will stand the cold much belter. If you have croton* and other tender tropical* and severp cold ia predicted, you may want to pro­ tect them by covering. Uae a frame, however, to keep the cover from resting on the plant at all— there ia little good done by tucking something close to the plant or laying something over the plant. If you will use a frame and cover It properly, you can also put light bulbs under to help keep the air in the covered area warmer. Be sure the bulb doei not rest on any of your plants, this burning Is as bad a* cold damage, some­ times worse. One thing to remember—if you have cold damaged plants, Just water them liberally and leave them alone. Do not cut them bark Immediately. It takes a while to determine the extent of damage and if you get clipper-happy too quickly, you may cut something down to the ground which would only have lost tha leaves. So PA­ TIENCE I* the watchword to your dipper-reaching. When the first warm weather come* along and new idioats or leaves start out, then you esn determine just how far back you have to eut the good wood, Anoilier thing, if you will ferti­ lise end water your lawn right after a frost has browned it, it will come bark. However, do not fertilize your other material until mid-March or April 1. Any stim­ ulation lo new growth there might be caught by a late frost and you'll be sorry. There are many deciduous plants which ahould be trans­ planted now—such as hydrangea and spirea that move better when $aJt& they ere dormant. Dormant trees such as maples, tulip tree* and aweetgurn should be transplanted during the colder weather between Dec. IS and Feb. IS. Penney’s ALWAYS 2/ 1.00 Christmas Party WOMEN’S HOSIERY Mrs. Alvin Kilpatrick was hoi teas to the Christmai party and meeting of the Zeta XI Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. One of the main event* of the evening was the counting of the baby contest votes. First place winner waa Matthew J. McDonald son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomai Me Donald. HD sponsor was tha San ford Rotary Club. Second place winner was Sandra Denise McKee, daughter of Mr and Mra. Robert E. McKee, spon­ sored by the Business and Pro fessiunal Women's Club. Third place winner waa Kcllrj Bailey. Votes for the entries were one penny a vote and the total amount collected waa $207. Beta Buddy gifts were ex changed among sorority members and Mra. Charlea Dickey war presented with a going-uway gift from the sorority. Site and her husband will leave Sanford Ir January. During the social hour, games were played and prlici a wanted to Mia* Joan Wright. Mill Judy Bentley and Mr*. Fred Wilson. Re­ freshments of fruit cake, nut*, candy and coffee were served to those present. Others attending were Mrs Philip It. Bach. Mrs. Bill Gordon. Mrs. Bud Corley. Mr*. James Lyons, Mrs. Robert Reives, Mra. Harvey Wilkinson, Mrs. Wallace Tyre and Miss Grace Marie Stine cipher. Women hold approximately 40 per cent of the drivers' licenses lisucd in the United States. We Will Be CLOSED Thurs., Dec. 28 2/ 1.00 TODDLERS Cardigan Slipover Orion $1 - $ 2 I1AG A BARGAIN IN FOAM VINYL s2 « • • basket of g if t* ...a n d • £ S " X K U2 5 .,S 3 • t W ELCOM E W A G O N _ V ) .^ tV REDUCED DRESSES Good Assortment $ 6 -$ 8 plus Frdvral tax WOMEN’S BETTER COATE ALL REDUCED! WOMEN’S BETTER SUITS Springs, shapes, colors —you™ now at spe­ cial purchase price. Fully rayon lined, mulching wall pocket. $15-$18 *20 • JR. MISSES. HALF! • TWEED. SOLIDS • GOOD COLORS * ALL BOY’S *8 00 H EA V Y W EIG H T JACKETS REDUCED A L L G IR L'S COATS • Terrific Values • Formerly Higher Priced • Car Couth * JG - $K • Size* 3 - 6 X ; 7 • M MORE TERRIFIC BUYS FOR EVERYONE! COTTON FLANNEL SLEEPERS 1 - 4 -----------1.00 BOY’S CORDUROY PANTS 1 0 - 1 8 -----------3.33 While we calculate LIT T LE Please let us serve you on Wednesday or Friday G IRL’S CORDUROY S U C K S - - 1.22 BOY’S FLANNEL S H I R T S ----------------------- .88 G IRL’S COTTON KN IT P A J A M A S ------- .99 A LL WOMEN’S CAR C O A T S ------------- 18.00 MEN'S • QUALITY! Members Enjoy 5,400 Savings Accounts Your Welcome ^Wajow lloateae will c a ll----- -- FIRST Zeta X i Chapter for our : When you move... : (Cox Photo) WOMEN’S JEWELRY REDUCED the 4% year dividends GIFTS Fire House. The Auxiliary to the DeBary Fire Department held their Christ-^ mas party and meeting at the Fire House. Mrs. Charles Ulrich presided and welcomed members and guests. Three new members were wel­ comed. Mrs. J . Sweeney, Mr*. A. F. Pfsffiiu and Mr*. B. Burtsche. Members voted to.give the Fire Department $200 for the building fund. A collection waa taken fo r g the patient* at the Lake City Vet­ erans Hospital. Mrs. Adam Muller, music chair­ man, presented Mrs. William Bur­ nett, soprano, and Mr*. Bea Mul­ ler, contralto, in a musical pro­ gram. They were accompanied at the piano by Sir*. William Willicutt and sang several duels includ­ ing “There'* a Star in the Sky," " 0 Holy Night" and “Silent £ Night." Happy birthday was sung to several members. Hoiteaies for lha party were Mra. Otto Hartwig, Mra. Erneat Wcimer, Mra. Ed Healy, Mra. M. Gilbert, Mra T. Howard, Mra. W. M. West and Mrs. WillicutL The group also sponsored a covered dish supper, the past week, and are planning a fashion £ show Jan. 11. FU N N EL S H I R T S ------------------ 1.33 BOY’S BETTER */4 POLO S H IR T S -------- .99 JR. 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AN D F O R BEMIN OLH COI NTY, E d w a r d s B u i l d i n g P o e t O f f i c e D r a w e r 429 E a c h r l a l m o r d e m a n d a h a l l he In F L O R ID A Sanfonl, F lorida w r i t i n g , a n d a h a l l e l a t e t h e p i a c a C l l 4 Nt EH V NO. IINI* of r a a l d a n c a a n d po al o f f l r a a d ­ T H E P E N N M U T U A L L I F E IN - A t t o r n e y f o r P l a i n t i f f P u b l l a h Dec. I I . 24, 19 * 1, j a n . 1. 9, d raaa o f th * c l a i m a n t , a n d ah a l l 8 CH AMCE COMPANY, P l a i n t i f f , 1942 ha a w o r n t o b y t h a c l a i m a n t , hla a g e n t , o r a t t o r n a y , a n d a n y s u c h v*. N O T IC E OF a l I T c l a i m n r d e m a n d n o t *o f l la d ah a l l J O S E P H C. B E .4 H L ET a n d DONA It. BE AH LEY, h l a w ife, J A C K D. S T A T E O F K M lI t l l i A C R E E T I N O S . ha void. e. ttti v, HA fcv lei *•* w*. fa, aa. tS-2 t f f r __ T(>: t l O l . l N i l E l l . a n d W R E A T H A M. E lle n M. A u r b a k k a n L W. 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F l r a t p u b l i c a t i o n D e c e m b e r 19. 1941, W alla, l**t k n o w n S l o c k h o l d e r s Raaldanca U n k n o w n P u b l l a h Dec, I t , 1 *. 19*1 A J a n . EVEN 12 year old Johnny t i n T o u a r * h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t a a n d D i r e c t o r s , t h e n of J a r k a o n 1. I. 1949. C o m p l a i n t t o f o r t r l o e * a c e r t a i n vllta, F l o r i d a , a n d l h a u n k n o w n beautify vinyl floor* with long IN T I I E C I R C I I T C O I R T N I N T H m o r lg a 'a * e n c u m b e r i n g t h * f o l l o w ­ h r lr* . d a v l a a t a , a s s i g n * , g r a n t r r * . lu tin g Sell Gloii. Cerroll’a^ any and J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T , IN ANI1 F O R i n g d e s c r i b e d r e e l p r o p a r t y , to vn Its tr u s t * * * , c r e d i t o r s , a n d Furniture, all p a r t l e a c l a i m i n g hy, t h r o u g h , Lot 1*. P R A IR IE LAKE H K R I N O I . E C O U N T Y . I T . 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IN ANII F O R TON * I I n o \ V N , P l a i n t i f f * a l l o r - K A T H E R I N E P. HOW YE It. hla| 22. Build - Paint ■ Repair B K K I N O I . R C O U N T Y . F L O R I D A IN naye, w h o a a a d d r a a a la 141 N o r t h wtf*. 23. Building Material* D afsndanl* I ' l l A N t E l l Y NO. ItTMl M a g n o lia A v an u * . P o et O ffice Rog r e n t T " bed 24. Electrical Serviced FEDERAL N A T IO N A L MORTN t y r i t K TO A P P E A R 147. O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , on o r b efo r* Rollaway, Hospital 4k Baby Bed* i) A<1 K ASSOCIATION. A C o r p o r ­ said d a t a a a r e q u i r e d by t h * lovwa T I I K S T A T U O P P I.O R ID A T i l l 25. Plumbing Services By Day, Week, or Month a t i o n o r g a n i s e d u n d e r a n Act u f of F l o r i d a a n d t h * Hula* o f C iv il H O W A R D L E E ltO W Y F .lt a n d 26. Radio A Television K A T H E R I N E P . BOW V K it I 'o n g r a a e a n d a a t a t l n g p u r s u a n t to P ro i - d u r e . If y o u f a l l lu d o *0 a CARROLLS FURNITURE k th* Federal N ational M o r t g a g e d e f a u l t m a y b* t a k e n b y P l a i n t i f f >44' N, A v e r s 27. Special Sen Ices Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W l i t St. C h l c a a o , Illin o is > Aaeotilellon, C h a r t e r A r t , h a v i n g a n d f i n a l J u d g m e n t t h e r e u p o n e n ­ Its p r i n c i p a l o f f l r a In Ih* C i t y o f t e r e d a g a l n a t y o u t o r l h * r e l i e f TOU AU K H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D 28. Laundry Service W a s h i n g t o n D i s t r i c t o f C o lu m b ia , d e m a n d e d In th * m a i n a c t i o n , a n d t h a t a a u l t h aa b r r n file d a g a i n s t 29. Automobile Senice * P l a i n t i f f p u r a u a n t lo aald A t t a c h m e n t aa you In th * a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s a , 30. Machinery • Tools va. a n d t h a t y n u a r a r e q u i r e d t o file d e s c r i b e d a b o v e. K D W A R II V. VA N O O U RT and Ynu a r * f u r t h e r n o t i f i e d t h a t th* y o u r a n a w a r w i t h t h e C l a r k u f Ihla 31. Poultry • Pets • Livestock BEA TRICE M. VANC OUHT . hla t i a l u r * o f a a l d s u i t la a n A i t a . l i - C o u r t a n d to a a r v a ■ cop y t h e r e o f 32. Flowers • Trees - Shrubs w ife, a n d III DO E WOOD WOOD inent Pr<n se tti n g g t t i c h t n g *11 of u p o n th * P l a i n t i f f o r i q * ! n t l f f * PRODUCT* CO MPANY. INC., a >our r i g h t , t i l l * g n d I n t e r e s t In a t t o r n a y * . w h o aa n a m a a n d a d d r a s a 33. Furniture New J t r a e y c o r p o r a t i o n . a n d t o l h a f o l l o w i n g d a a c r l b a d r e a l | |a B lahop A l l o r n a ta ln . >4 K aat 34. Articles For Sale LMN E nterprise, Inc. D tla n d a n ta proparty altuatad In Bamlnol* p i n * H tr a a t, O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , not 35. Articled Wanted N O TIC E T O .A P PEA R l a l a r t h a n J a u u a r y 17th 1942. If C ounty, F lo rid a , to .w l t i • Country Club Road (20th T H E STA TE O F FL O RID A TOi y o u f a l l t o d o *0 a D acra* P ro 36. Autumoliiled - Trucks l m t I, B lo ck D, B R A N T L E Y SI. Extension) 2 M ile E II W A I ID K. VANCOUHT a n d C o n feaao w ill tie e n t e r e d a g a l n a l 37. Boatn • Motors S H O R E S . F i r s t A d d itio n , a c ­ •> Weal Ilf llwy. 17 *2 N eil B E A T R I C E It V A N C u U K f y o u f o r t h e i r l l a f d e m a n d e d In c o rd in g to th a plat th e re o f To Mayfair Country Clnb Addraaa U n k n o w n t h a C o m p l a i n t . T h la a u l t la t > f o r a - 38. Motorcycles - Scooters ■ a r e c o r d e d In P l a t Hoo k I. YOU A R E H K liK U Y N O T I F I E D cloaa a m o r t g a g e . T h * r e a l p r o ­ 39. Trailers • Cabanas P a g * 41, P u b l i c R e c o rd * a f t h a t a au lt h a s h aan filed a g a l n a l p e r t y p r o c e e d e d a g a l n i t 111 Bam tnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d * . • 3 * Bedrooms y o u lu th * a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s a , 1-ot 24. Block D. S U NL AND Uot I. REAR L AKE • li/i Baths a n d t h a t y o u a r a r e q u i t e d lu ftl* E S T A T E S , a 1 UI'd I v ision, a c ­ H K IG IIT B , a c c o r d i n g lo t h * 1. Lost & Found y o u r a n a w a r w i t h I h * C l a r k o f Ihla c o r d i n g lu a p l a t t h a r a o f , p l a t t h e r e o f , aa r e c o r d e d In • Central Air*Cond. it C o u r t an d t o a a r v a a copy t h a r a ­ r e c o r d e d In P l a t H o o k I I , P t a l B o o k I. P a g a 99, P u b l i c LOST: Grey tiger ilrlped eat, o f u p o n Ik* P l a i n t i f f o r I 'l a l n l l f U a Heating p a g a a 14 l o 22 o f t h * P u b l l o Re co rd * o f Memlnote C o u n t y , white feet, pink and brown nose. a t t o r n a y * , w h o a* n a m e a n d a d ­ R e c o rd * o f S t m l n o l a C o u n t y , F l o ri d * . d r aaa la H lah o p A l l o r n a ta ln . >4 F lorida | Uot 14. J A N S E N S U B D I V I S ­ Answer* to name of ••Butch." FHA Monthly Paymente — E a st Pina g tr a a t, O rlando. F lorida, T o g e t h e r w i t h th * f o l lo w in g ION. a c c o r d i n g t o th * p l a t Reward. FA 2-3328. n o t l a l a r t h a * J a n u a r y 17th 19*1. l l a m a o f p r o p a r t y w h i c h a r * ■h e r e o f , a a r * c s r d * d l a P l a t If you f a l l lo d o ao a D ecr ee P ro l o c a t e d In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y l a Hoo k I I . P * B 9 IT, P u b l i c C o n faaao will b* e n t e r e d a g a i n s t s t a l l e d aa a p a r t of t h a I m ­ REWARD for girl* blue bicycle, R t r o r d * o f Bemlnol* C o u n l y , No Closing Coat y ou fo r t h s r e l i e f d e m a n d e d tn p r o v e m e n t s o n a a ld l a n d i F lo rlB a. stolen from my garage, no queiVA A Conv. Financing th * C o m p l a l u l . T h is au lt la to U n a D u u T b a r t n ( o i l) M e d l a r T h * n a m e o f Ih* C o u r t In w h i c h tion*. 818 Magnolia. fo rarlo a* a m o r t g a g e T h * r a a l Ihla p r o c e e d i n g h a a b een I n e t l l u t w i t h HO Oal. l a n k . Mod al Available p r o p a r t y p t a r a a d e d a g a l n a t la; • a la t h * N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t 219-L S er. 9 I K 4 I l,«l II. Illo ck 9. W E ATIIOn* V i c t o r l e l t c t r l c ) 19" k i t ­ C o u r t , In a n d f o r S e m i n a l * C o u n 2. Notices - Personals CUff Borncman, Broker L IIK F IL l.D FIR ST AD DI­ c h e n E a h a u e t F a n , n o m o d al ty , F l o ri d * . TION, a c c o r d i n g lu th * p l a t e r a*r. n o t. I t la h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t th * CLEAN earpeta with our Carpet I h t i t u f , aa r e c o r d e d In P l a t a b o v e a n d f o r e g o i n g s h a l l b* p u b ­ On* N u t o n * ( e l e c t r i c ) H a th Shampooer FREE, with pur­ Rook II, p a g * 44, P u b llo lish ed o n ca • w e a k f o r f o u r c o n ­ H e a l e r , a o modal a r a e r i a l R e cord * of S rr n ln o l* C o u n t y , s e c u t i v e w eek * tn * n e w s p a p e r to no*. chase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Open 10:00 a.m. lo 7:00 p.m. ba p u b l i s h e d in B a n lo r d , S e m i n o l e F l o ri d a . O n * OK telecin e) Rena*. Carroll’* Furniture. T o g e th e r w ith the fo llow ing C ounty, F lo rid a , a n d h av in g g a a Modal 49IHI W l f , Serial Rem uf p r o p e r t y w h lrti la lo- e r a l c i r c u l a t l o * in S ain lao t* C o u n ­ TRS42U1 r a t a d In a n d p a n u a n a u l l y tn - ly. F l o r i d a . E le v e n V e n e t i a n R h o d e (in*• l a l l e d aa a p a r t of th * I m ­ W I T N E S S m y h a n d a* C l e r k o r twit m a n u f a c t u r e d by S a n p r o v e m e n t un aa ld l a u d ! ■aid C o u r t a n a t h e *e*l u f **ld k a r l k t lla a a A P a i n t C o m ­ In tai n a t i o n a l of IR Ica F u r n ­ C o u r t *1 H an fo rd . B rm ln o la C o u n ­ p a n y , S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , no ace Modal o i l s I I E -D ty , F l o r i d a , th l a l l t h Say o f D t m o d -1 q r a e r i a l n o t . AVITNKSH m y b a u d a n d Hi* saal ■e m b e r t i l l * W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d th * aaal o f aald C o u r t a t H an fo rd , F l o ri d * . ( S E A L ) o f s a i d C o u r t a t H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , Ihla l l l h d ay o f D a c a m b a r , 1(41. A r t h u r II B a c k w l t b , J r , Ihl* 14lh d ay o f D a c a m b a r , 1941, (HBAL) Clark of lh* C lr tu lt C o u r t (SEA L) A rthur 11. B a c k w l t b , J r . H tm lnola County, Florida. A r t h u r II. R a r k w l t h , J r . C lerk of th a C ircu it C o u rt Kyi M a r t h * T. Vlhlen I ’l t r h o l tb * C i r c u i t C o u r t lly: M a r t l i a T. V l h l a n D eputy C lark B y : M a r t h a T. V lh lan D eputy C lark H u tto n A B r o w n D eputy C lark B lehop A l l o r n a ta ln A ttorneys a t Law B lah o p A l l o r n a t a l n I I K aat P l a * H tr a a t 14) N o r t h M*i* S t r e e t 94 E a s t P i n * B t r a a l U r la n d o , F l o r i d a r . O. Boa M l O rlando, F lo rid a A tto r n ay • fo r P l a i n t i f f U rlando, F la r ld a A t t o r n e y * fo r P l a i n t i f f P u b llah Dae. I I . 24, l » l t A J a a . P u b R a h : Dae. I I . >4. 1911. J a a . I, I. P u b l l a h Dae. II, t L ^ I I I I * J a n . I, ( . 1941. 19*2 L I . 1**9. M By Ivate Osann TIZZY Classified Phone FA 2-2611 ‘ Office 204 W. First TEE V GREEN ESTATES $66 to $74 TErrace 8-4199 POSITION AVAILABLE SOCIAL HOSTESS. FOR HOLIDAYS. TEMPORARY POSITION. CONTACT GEORGE PALMER, MAYFAIR INN FA 2-8800 �/ Plan Your Profits-- Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou -D ial FA 2-2611 12. Real F.»tutr For Sale 6. For Rtnt 12. Real Estate For Sale uhr I e-anfurh ijrralit Tue*. Dec. 2G, 19G1—Pape 9 I 29. Automobile Service [tdWELAKA APARTMENTS: room* We Don't Want EVERYBODY'S REDUCED PRICE $8,500, $1,000 L 'F T I I , 1 121 li* private bathi, 114 W. Firat St. Business, Just YOURS. down balance $30 per month o n 1® * ' “ “ 1 1 “ * l* -1 two frame houses and 4 acres | FARMER’S AGENCY EFFICIENCY Healed apartment of land. Contact Grady Scott. N. V. Farmer, Realtor Sanlord'a newest. Ideally locat­ FA 2 2825. ed. near post office, suitable for 2489 S. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-9221 single or couple, private bath. After hours FA 1-1012 or FA 2-0281 HOMES ACREAGE LOTS Inquire at Manuel Jacobson De­ RENTALS SALES SAN LANTA HOMES partment Store. On Locust, North of East 20th St. 2-Bedrooms, 2-Baths, excellent Helmly Realty 9. F o r S a le o r R e n t neighborhood. Priced from 308 W. 13th Street $11,900. Low down payment, 1$ CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Evenings FA 2-2579 $84.90 per mo., principal A In­ FA 2-7609 Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call teract. evenings. FA 3-1997. 13. Mortgage l oans HOUSE for rent. Ph. FA 2-2773. 3 - ROOM furnished apt., $60 00 mo.. Close in. I ll E. Ith St. FA 2-4283 or FA 2-5788. MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial A Residential STENSTROM REALTY Clyde W. Nutt ROSA L. PAYTON ONGDALE HOMES LMN ENTERPRISES INC. 3 . BEDROOMS IV , BATHS Low Down Payment No Cloeing Costa As Low I K J As W Per Mowth Principal - Iaa. . InL • Taxee $8,500 To $9,300 FHA & Conv. Financing DIRECTIONS: 19 Miaatr* frem Sanford, Se. en Hwy. 17-92, tarn right at our aign. T Errace 8-3911 Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. rA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Oscar M. Harrlion Registered Real Estate Broker 1311 Palmetto Ave. Pb. FA 2-T948 Dawn's Beauty Salon Walker Building 2910 Oak FA 2-7884 22. Build • Faint • Repair 8187 DOWN HOUSE and roof repairs, painting, window cleaning and yard work. Nice 3 bedroom home to block All work guaraniead. FA 2-1197. from grade school. Kitchen equipped. You may buy before ROOM SPECIAL 814J3. Painting January 1st on these outstand­ Inside and ouL Call Mr. Tasker, ing terms: FA 2-8158. PRICE $8,867 TERMS: $I$7 down, $89 monthly SEMI-ItETHtED Carpenter Repairs, Alterations, Painting "We Trade" Phone FA 2-7993. Stemper Agency REALTOR - INSUROR CONSULTANT - APPRAISER Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park After December 1981, 1919 S. French Ave. VA FINANCING Down Payment k Cloeing Cost $156 fijC W S /m a Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low As $350 Down 4-Bedreemt—2 Balks 3-BedreeaM—Z Beths $-Bedreeme—1 Bethe I-Bsd teems—1 Beth Wide variety exterior designs sad floor plana VA Financing on Home* up to $15,000 FHA — Conventional A In-Service Financing DIRECTIONS: Turn W. ea 30lk St. I allow Coun­ try Cleh Rd. k Welch fee our eigne. 1 Monthly Payments aa low ea 886 lacl. taxes end insurance NEW HOMES In Beautiful — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 3 • BEDROOMS I - 1 Vi . 2 BATHS ConeeaUonal k FHA Loans Dries 17-82 to Hualand Estates (2 mi. 8. of Banford). Sales office let house Inside entrance. KINGS WOOD BUILDERS, INC. FA 2-9074 JIM HUNT . FA 2-2119 *1 think thay'v* got thoM 'day after Christmas’ bluaaT 23. Building Material! 27. Special Services LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING Roofing FHA Loans P'ans W. L. HARMON FREE ESTIMATES Ph. FA 2-4223 Your Credit Is Good. Up to 2 Yrs HEATING to Pay I H. B. POPE CO. INC. B. EDWARDS 200 Bo. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-423 BUILDERS SUPPLIES We Give TV Stamps 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. TA 3-7898 DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITERARY HELP? . . . an application totter that will “ gat the Job": 24. Electrical Service* club paper; alter dinner speech; high school or college theme or FHIGIDAIRE essay on all but ictontltlc sub­ Sales A Service jects. Low rates. FA 2-1033, House Wiring Free Estimates evenings. Sid Villen's Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0911 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 25. Plumbing Service* AH Types and Sites We Repair and Service PLUMBING S T I N E Contracting 4k Repairs Machinery and Supply Co. Free Estimates 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-9432 R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-8182 UPHOLSTERING: fraa estimate. Why not be a satisfied custom­ er T Ray's Upholstering, Call TE 8 2549. Wall FHIGIDAIRE Plumbing L Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-8582 Grncral Auto Repairs FOR SALE: New and Used inner FOR SALE— Counters and fix­ All Make Cars—Labor & Parts tubes for Car*, Trucks, Trac­ tures, Firestone Store, i l l East Guaranteed—Quality Workmanship tors, See Us. Firestone Store lit., St. 111 East 1st. St. Sales 4. Service G. II. HIGH Oviedo, Fla. FO 3-3319 Days Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883 2384 S. Hiawatha Ave. KA 2-86U FIRESTONE Pre-Movmg Sale on all used tires. We don’t want 31. Poultry • Pets • Livestock to lug them to our new loca­ tion. so make us an offer. All PUPPIES — half Airedale, 2 Sixes, Firestone 111 East 1st., St. months old. $3.00. Call Sat. or Sun. only. Wales Fernery, on lake at Lyman School, Long, FRESH PRE-M1XED CONCRETE Medium aged stepping atones wood. window sills, lintels Ji steps Old rock, itrcl and land. CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black Poodle Puppic*. Show dog Stock. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Reserve now, Pick up Christ­ 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3731 mas Eve. FA 2-7741. FURNITURE BEAGLE puppies, registered, 1 Navy man transferred: brand female, 1 male, 9 weeks old. 13 now; lake over (or balanco on 3 complete rooms; no down in., show type. $39 and $10. payment necessary; payments Call FA 2-2139. low as 813 per month. Call ownREGISTERED CHIHUAHUA pup. ner collect, TE 8-1311, Cassel­ plea beginning at $33. FA 2-5240 berry. after 3:30. ONION TLANTS 32. Flowers - Trees • Shrubs Crystal Wax, per M $2.90; 500 $1.30 5 M lots and over, $2.29 FOR Sale! Poinaettias In Bloom 98c here. A. M. Prevail, Phone GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 749-2113 Seville. Fla. Grapevillt Ave. near 20th St. FOR SALE— All Gum and Am­ PETUNIAS k Calendulas now munition — Close out pricei. ready. Dutch Mill Nursery Buy up Nowl Firestone Store, New Upaala Rd. ofl 20th 8t. 111 East tat St. 33. Furniture Used furniture, appliances, tools ntc. Bought-Sold. lo rry 's Matt 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day, Week, or MonthFURNITURE CENTER I too French Avn. Ph. FA 2-7953 Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0877. • • • WE Fireplace wood, all lengths, Oak and lighter wood. Delivcied. Phone FA 2-6818, if no answer FA 2-3909. NEW Olympia portable typewrit­ er* with cases, Regular $124.00 Now $89.00 plus tax. "iweU's Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia FA 2-5842. FOR SALE — Trade-Ins, Electric stove $5.00, Electric Refriger­ ator $10.00, Philco TV $19.00, Wcstinghouse TV $25.00. Fire­ stone 111 East 1st., SL FOR SALE— Our complete linn of paints and electric paint mixers — Painters snd Con­ tractor* Special. Firestone Store 111 E. 1st St. CITRUS SUPPLIES Ask for our wholesale price lists for Citrus bags, all sixes. Bass­ wood Picking ladder*, picking bags, clippers, truck rope, etc, A. M. PREVATT Phone 749-2113 Seville, Fla. 36. Automobiles • Trucks NO DOWN PAYMENT end Just $55 per month on 1957 Rambler 4 door, auper. Total price $595. Sanford Motor Co. loot Sanford A e. FA 2-4382. FOR YOUR BAND Instruments, Guitars, Bongo's, Christmas Sheet Music. Sales, Rental, Re­ pairs. See Bukur's Musle Shop, 2004 Cedar Ave. FA 2-0733. Open til 9 p. m. Monday, Wed­ 1959 FIAT BIANCH1NA, 43 miles nesday, Friday unUI Christmas. per gallon, good transportation, $429. Phone FA 2-6465. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS 1959 IMPALA convertible, power Enclosed head, Sag-prool bottom (tearing end brakes, fully equip­ rail with plastic ends. Plastic ped, like new, reasonable. 8 or rayoo tapes. Cotton or nylon a. m. to 2 p. m. FA 2-2800, Ext. cords. Senknrik Glaaa and Pnint Co. 829. from 2 p. ni. to 4 p. m. FA 2-8800 Ext. 232. 210 MainolU Ph. FA 2-4622 FURNITURE Muit sell at once — 3 complete room* of furniture. Take over monthly payments of $tt.M or (200 cash. Call owner collect TE 8-1511 Casselberry. ★ merchandise at low prices. We don't want to move U to our now location. Your chance to buy rightl Firestone Store, 111 E. let St. NEW WEST1NUIIOUSE INSTANTON Portable Television. Come in for demonstration, also Used TV's $29.90 and up. Town A Country TV, In Rear of McReynolds Drug Store. FA 2-8383. STARS * 800 FRENCH AVE. 29. Automobile Service 27. Special Servk a* ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state .m eats, invoices, hand bills, and programs, etc. Progressive Printing Co. Phone FA 3-2931— 308 West 13th St. Southern Air AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield Back Glass Door Glass Vant Glass SERVICE Senkurik Glass and Paint Co. 210 Magnolia Specialising la Heating and Alr-Conditioniog Only 2502 Oik Are. FA 2-8821 Ph. FA 2-4622 Barkley A. W. I l . r k t r v SEWING MACHINE SERVICE For service on any make of Sew­ ing machine parts and access­ ories or Rentals call or write to Sanford Sawing Center, 104 South Park Ava. I’h. FA 29411. GET A GENUINE OPEN T IL 9 :00 FO R D M U FFLER USED CARS • BUILT BETTER • FIT BETTER • LAST LONGER t »»d C o r o , Inc. Im ports 4k Sports Cara Our ItpecisHlr 17-82 - Heart of Maitland P H . MI 4-S I 07 H O LLER S oi S A N FO R D CORVAIRS to CADILLACS C f FORD Kalrlane 4-dr, U I green, airaight shift, like ’2195 ’1895 Itedured to C $ FORD Kalrlane 500 V->, ° ■ Overdrive. Reduced to C l GALAXIE 4 dr. "9”, $ A V E C f l FORD Felrlane 2-dr., V-8, U U airaight stick. It $ 1 4 Q C A II. Itedured to 1090 M GALAXIE 2 dr. V 8. K-O-M. Ild Q C Reduced to M FORI) 2 dr. ranch wagon. Reduced to *1395 FREE Inutullation FORI) Kalrlane 4 dr. V J . K-O-M. It A II. 8 1 4 4 )1 ; Reduced iced to Id U D M STUDE. Lark 4 dr. V-8, A/T. M Reduced to UN TIL FEBRUARY *895 GALAXIE 900 I 1 C O E ll/T . Reduced to 1 0 9 0 C O H ilt!) 4 dr. wagon. V-8, WO K A H. Iftfjfc Reduced to 990 M FUHu - 6'' ranch wagon. F-Q-M. $q * q Reduced to 9*19 M CHKV. 2 dr. V-8, straight stick. SQQC Reduced to 090 K 7 FORD Kalrlane wagon, W* V-8, F-O-M, It A IQQC II, A/C. Reduced to 990 R 7 MERC. 4 dr. ll/T . full power puah button $TQQ drive. Reduced to 80 9 R T KOItl) V-8 4-Dr. K/I-ane, K-O-M, H ~ AH K-O-M. *49g Redueed to R 7 FORO V-« 4-dr., straight stick. It A H. STAC Reduced to 19 0 M FORI) V-8 4-D r, Stick KhUt. It. 8AQC Reduced to *#99 M LINCOLN I Door, Loaded ..............—......~~ #1795 CADILLAC 4 Door Air Cond. ...................... 3295 CHEVROLET Impain I Door, Equipped ....... 1995 FORD 2 Door V-8. Aulo ......................- ....... 995 CHEVROLET 4 Door ..................... — ........ . 1195 CORVAIR 4 Door, Automatic •..._.....— ..... - 1495 RAMBLER 4 Door, Aulo................................ 1095 BUICK 2 Door ............. ...... ~ .............. 595 FORD 2 Door, Automatic ....................... ...... 895 RAMBLER 4 Door, Btandnrd ................. 995 MERCURY 2 Door Hnrdtop ................... 495 CHEVROLET 4 Door. 6 C>l„ Standard Shift 595 CHEVROLET 4 Door V-H, Auto..................... 1195 CHEVROLET V-8, 4 Door, Station Wagon 1295 OLDSMOBILK i Door .......................... 595 FORD 2 Door Hardtop Ovei drive ........... 895 FORD I Door 6 Cyl............ 295 CHEVROLET 2 Ton. Cha**!* and Cab —....... 1295 FORD 4 Door .... 795 NASI! Ambassador 4 Door, Auto. ____ _ 395 RAMBLER 4 Door, Standard ................... 695 LARK Hardtop Coupe ----- ---- 1095 CHEVROLET »/t Ton Pickup ....... ............... 395 FORD OWNERS S P EC IA L LUBRICATION ............................ 99c BRAKE ADJUSTMENT...............99c CHECK WHEEL ALIGNMENT 99c Offer Good Through Dec. 16th. CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN Strickland-Morrison SERVICE DEPARTMENT SANFORD SANFORD REDUCED Vc. WHILE YOU WAIT NO PAYMENTS 219 E. 2nd ST. 2505 PARK AVE. WOOD BIG VALUES QUICK CREDIT INTAKE manifold, 3 two-barrel S7. Boats * Motorn EASY TERMS carburetors, fuel block, for *98 GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS or '99 Ford 981 engine, Phone Gateway To The Waterway Mr. Gtolow FA 2-2611 or ' WILSON - MAIER Your KVINnUDE Dealer FA 2-8478 after 6:00 p. m. New and Uaed Furniture Robson Sporting Goods 311 E. First St. FA 2-5822 WHEEL CHAIRS, cnitcftee, eases 304-8-8 E. 1st. Pit. FA 2-3981 walkers. CUSTOM BUILT REDDING FREE DELIVERY Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ it Sanford’s it Prescriptions our Specialty holstering. All Work Guaran­ FAUST'S Rx Meltoavllto it Finest Cars it teed. Cell Nix Bedding Mlg. Ph. FA 2-T10T la The Showroom Co , FA 2-21 IT, 1101 Sanford Under T ht Ave. FOR SALE— All good repo'aessed W. J. KING ANNOUNCING A NEW SERVICE! 34. Artirlea For Sale PLUMBING k SUPPLIES Septic tanka pumped • drain • Contracting • Repair Work field* installed. 24 hour service Western pants, shirts. Books, rote 3834 So. Orlando Dr. and luggage. Army Navy Sur­ Terms. FA 3-8489. Phone 221-0481 plus, 310 Sanford Ave. 5« 59 60 5ft 5ft 60 5ft 55 57 58 55 56 59 5ft 56 5ft 50 57 57 55 56 59 53 34. Article* For Sail Leonard Auto Clinic VA - NOTHING DOWN Ph. FA 2-8510 or CR 7-1921 Nights GA 2-1588 J ic a Demetrea, Developer 111 N. Park Ate. Phone FA 2-2430 1 BR., Built-in kitchen: Rent with St. Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM . option to buy: Tl» Baywood Dr. 16. Female Help Wanted 118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 8-8181 I v FA 2-8118. The Sanford Civil Service Board $40 and MOVE RIGHT IN is accepting applications for po­ IX. Real Relate For Bale Until January l i t ws will offer sition of Clerk-typist. Require­ this sensational buy—don't drag ments: 21 to 45 years of age; THREE WISE MEN your feet—call us NOW. Minimum education — high S h 'iro cm , 1H bath on a nice school graduate: experience in THE FIRST WISE MAN corner lot in a pleasant subdi­ typing; resident of Seminole Will investigate the outstanding vision. Only one year old. county for at least six months. bargain being offered at 218 W. PRICE: $8,500 Some knowledge of general of­ 19th Street TERMS: 81 down plus $39 closing fice practicei and procedures I 4 two bedrooms, furnished, nice cost and $74 monthly total pay­ desired. Examination will be ' ® shady lot, and all city eonven ment. held in the City llall at 2:00 P.M. iences. Absolute total price MOVE RIGHT IN December 28, 1981. Submit appli­ $8,800. Must have $1,000 down cations U> Civil Service Exam­ to cover furniture. Balance per ‘‘W# Trade" iner not later thsn December 27. month. 1961. Stemper Agency THE SECOND WISE MAN REALTOR — INSUROR 17. Mala Help Wanted Will check the Investment oppor­ tunity with 12.9% gross return. CONSULTANT — APPRAISER 112 N. Park WANTED: Trap Drummer, Call The terms are reasonable to a Phone FA 2-4991 NO 8-5148. After December 1981, 1919 S. ) qualified buyer. French Ave. The Sanford Civil Service Board THE THIRD WISE MAN is accepting applications for po­ 112 RIDGE DR. Park Ridge-3 Will inquire about the industrial bedroom 1W bath, atr condition­ sition of police patrolman. Re­ possibilities of our high, dry and quirements: 21 to 30 years ol ed, central beat, large corner reasonable 12 acres on highway age; height, and weight to con­ lot, 1790 down. IT and 92 Just 1 mile South of form to established standards the Drive-In theater. with mlnimumi 3'9" hgt. and 154 A FABULOUS buy, 4 bedroom lbs., wgt.; minimum of 10th masonry home, atone fireplace, grade or equivalent education; open beam construction, 2 tile J. W. Hall, Realtor resident of Seminole county for baths. 100 x 600 feet on bcauti ••Call Hall” , FA I-2841 at least six months. Examina­ ful Lake Markham. Must see to l _ _________ _________________ MUST Sacrifice due to orders, tion for qual. applicants will be appreciate. FA 3-3278. 2 bedroom borne in Pinecrest, at 7:00 P.M. Dec. 28. 1981 In City kitchen equipped. $99 per mo. hall. Submit applications to includes everything. FA 2-T3J9. Jim Hunt Realty Civil Service Examiner by Dec. 27th. YEAR'S BEST BARGAINS 2524 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 Nights FA 8-0848 We have several 2 bedroom homes Sanford, Fla. 18. Help Wanted for sals under FHA, VA, or con­ HAVE TWO OPENINGS—one full ventional financing, wbsra you River Front time and one part time with 92 can get the very MOST for your year old Company. Route type m dollar. Priced from $1,900 to work. Average 82.46 per hour. $9,229 with LOW monthly pay­ Property Man or woman. Age 39 to 85. ments. VA-nolhlng down FHACar necessary. Write: Mr. WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES $200 down. We WELCOME your Greene, 659 West Peachtree St., car, boat, house trailer, or Approximately 2H acres, with 190 ft. on river, % mile off Rt. 48 N. E , Atlanta 8, Georgia. present home as a trade-in to make your dovnpayment. TRY $ 5 ,5 0 0 US-W E TRADE. Call FA 2-8473 after 6:00 p. m 20. llaliyH ittera I will keep amall children in my MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A home $1.29 per day. FA 2-2274 Stemper Agency HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERY­ ONE I WILL care tor any age children • REALTOR — INSUROR la my home, 2907 Palmetto CONSULTANT - APPRAISER SUNSHINE REALTY FA 2-3481. Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Amy Anderson After December 1991, 1119 6 Reg. Real Estate Broker 21. l l o a i t y Saloon French Ave. 2819 So French Ave. EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP Day FA 2-7492 - Night FA 2-4818 3 Senior Beauticians Minnie Bess - Helen - Blanche Ball-Blair Agency 108 E. 2nd. St. Phone FA 2-3814 Railatared Brokers A ASSOCIATES KATHERINE HARVEY 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-9841 b o o k k e e p in g BEAUTY SHOP Lake Mary Branch • FA 2-1290 Hair Stylist - Pat Stewart and INCOME 218 Palmetto Ave. ..P h. FA 2-0831 TAX SERVICE R0BKR1 A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK IS NOW IN FA 2-1981 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Professional Care—Modern Equip. NEW OFFICE Air Conditioned Comfort 4 Lake LoU, with large oak trees, 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 5742 2710 S. Sanford Ave. on Lake Onoro, $3,000. Name Your Terms. L By Nadine Seltzer 34. Article* For Sale FA 2-0711 FA 2-0861 Ph. FA 2-1481 308 K. Firat 81. Winter Pork MI 4-8916 StricklandMorrison, Inc. • -*«i �NOTH • t* «n| font, i f A r t lh « l■ .r■i:.: <l to r * s C lark I no lo C t wild 0 llo u i f tlon II ON MEATS, POULTRY.& SEAFOOD!! BLUE RIBBON WESTERN QUALITY BEEF (JAIlH T ill! ' >fl * H Tou 2460 PARK AVENUE SANFORD FLORIDA cull amt ( a lio vn ar* t w ith to nr plain! Whoa] nine* .**« * In*, later you confa you lha a clo>* PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY . p.HV LYKE'S BONELESS COOKED <0 THf TRADITIONAL NEW YEARS MEAL SMOKED (TONGUE IN, TEETH OUT) 0 ift J U EXTRA FREE FLAGA DRIED (UMIT 2 AT THIS PRICE WITH FOOD ORDER) ^MERCHANTS green STAMPS S 8 24 OZ CELLO JUST CLIP THESE VALUABLE COUPONS AND PRESENT TO CASHIER WITH SPECIFIED PURCHASES. ____ _ m erch a n ts l im it -* G re e n yAMII-V MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS W IT H T H C P U H C M A H O f L I o r * * M O L D 'Q 'C O R M WITH THE • <.□(! 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LIQUID BREEZE DETERGENT HANDY ANDY & FO RTIFIED W ITH EXTRA BLUING POWER! SILVER DUST BLUE 69' THERE'S NO LIQUID DETERGENT LIK E LU X ' <9* OFF) & LUX LIQUID 3 ? 60‘ TH E SOAP OF TH E HOLLYWOOD STARS! 2 S ? 2] SO KIN D TO YOUR HANDS <10* OFF) LIQUID SWAN £ TH E ALL PURPOSE DETERGENT U S* OFF) NORTHERN'S V ELVET SOFT TOILET TISSUE LIQUID ALL THE ACTIVE SOAP OF ACTIVE PEOPLfe! ESPECIALLY FOR AUTOM ATIC WASHERS MAKES YOUR DISHES SPARKLE <10* OFF) LUX SOAP 2 % 21' 2 K 3T TH E PROVEN BEAUTY CARE! 5< LUX SOAP FOR GENTLENESS AND MILDNESS TR Y y ran �* Increased Effort To Get Industry OKd City Votes $ 15 0 0 M ore For C. O f C. f y jU V A . . . BRIEFS Form Shipping Firm TOKYO (UPI) — Communist China and Albania have signed an agreement creating a joint ^tipping company, the New China new* agency said today. Puppy Born Green BATHGATE, Scotland (UPI) David Moran said Unlay his 3year-old lab rad o r dog, Judy, gave birth Christmas Eva to a litter of six gold-colored puppies and one green one. J)ies In Fall MOUNT BALDY, Calif. (UPI) A 16-vear-old high school gymnast lost his footing while climbing Mount Baldy Tuesday and tum­ bled more than 1,600 feet to his death. He was Mike Dressier of Los Angeles. Rules On Walk SILVIS, 111. (UPI) — Farm er £laym end Cabry, 33, rode his horse to town because he thought a nine-inch snowfall made driving loo hazardous. Cabry was charged Tuesday wllh Improperly using a sidewalk for a bridle path. 3 Die In Fire NEW YORK (U PI)—Fire in a fashionable residential hotel over­ looking Central Park killed three p e rs o n s early today. Nine other persons, including seven firemen, were injured in the blaze at the 17story Mayflower Hotel. Laos Peace Talks VIENTIANE. Laos (UPI)—The leaders of Laos' neutralist and pro-Communist fictions arrived here today to discuss (he forma­ tion of a coalition government ®snd bring peace to thla war-torn jungle kingdom. Predicts Top Year DETROIT (U Pl) - Frederic G. Donner, General Motors board chairman, believes ths auto Indus­ try will have its second best year in history in 1962 with sales of more than seven million cars and ^ o n e million trucks. Fights For Life SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (UPI) — A v om in who braved flames at least twice lo help res­ cue her eight children and inval­ id husband was In critical condi­ tion today in County General Hos­ pital. For Body •Search NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) OUiclala today planned to lift the fire-blackened ruins of the Max­ well House for the body of an elderly guest feared to have died In flames which ravaged the century-old structure Christmas night. Cuts Gold Deficit f WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ^U nited States lost 3960 million in gold and dollars through foreign trade transactions in the first nine months of 1961, compared with a deficit of nearly 32.3 bt|. lion in lha same period of la at year, according to the Commerce Department. •Russia To Replace Amiable Menshikov WASHINGTON (UPI) — Mikhail (Smiling Mike) Menshikov, Rus­ sia's amiable ambassador to ths United States since 1931, appar­ ently will be replaced neat week. C Sources said today his succes­ sor will be Anatoli Dobrynin, a 42-year-old career diplomat wbo is now head of the American sec­ tion of the Russian Foreign Min­ istry in Moscow. There was no immediate offi­ cial confirmation of the shift. Menshikov, wlioie arrival end­ ed a long string of glum, furtivelooking ambassadors from HuaA jia , will leave Washington Jan. 3, at the end of hi* term, sources said. He ia reported to have a r­ ranged a reception Friday night to say goodbye to the Washington diplomatic corps. Dobrynin is aaid to be energetic and. since he is a good deal younger than Die 39-year-old Men­ shikov, possibly better equipped to deal with the New Frontier. Holiday Toll 525 Across Nation VOL. 53 United Press WEATHER: Warmer today and tonight; high in mid-70«; low in mid-50». Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 27. 1961 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 853 Arrests Smash Seminole Crime Ring Rollins Courses To Begin Here Next Month Five Suspects Held In Theft, Burglaries A major crime wave of burg­ laries and thefts In Seminole Counly was solved over the holidays as law enforcement agencies com­ pleted a crime ring investigation reiulting in Ihc arrest of five im ­ pacts. revelled Seminole County Sheriff J. L. Hobby Tuesday night. Tlie five atteged lawbreaker* were charged with felonies rang­ ing from breaking and entering lo robbery in a six weeks Investiga­ tion reaching a conclusion on Dec. 23. A considerable amount of stolen property haa been recov­ ered. said Sheriff Hobby. Charged with breaking and en­ tering on three counts in connec­ tion with recent looting of several St. Johns River Eitates were: Secbert Sexton, 22. and John R. Johnson, 22, both of Orlando. Both men are being held in Ihe Sem­ inole County Jail on 32.000 bond pending court hearing. Other suspects held ara James Erwin Lyons, 38, on a 33,000 bond and Robert L, White, 23. on a 32.300 bond in connection with a flora burglary In Chuluota and cattle theft in Geneva. James Ruaaell McKcniie, 33. a third person charged with the eattle theft, was released on 33.000 bond. Discovery of the theft ring which ,wa* beyifved operating in tho Orangc-detmnole County araa for acme time waa the culmination of a long surveillance and investi­ gation by the Orlando Police Dept, with cooperation of the Seminole and Orange County Sheriff Depta, and Constable Kelsey of Oviedo. * * * € lO * + (EDITOR'S NOTE: With Around - the - Clock Columnist I* rry Verthel enjoying a wellearned vacation over Use holi­ days, Ihe Herald Stall will pinch hit for him.) • • • City Manager W. K. Knowles an­ nounced construction of a six-inch water main out to Delmar Cabinet Company's new industrial site at Ihe corner of Country Club Road and Lake Mary Road. Cost esti­ mate fur the job la right around 35,600, • D E E R S L A Y E R father and son combination ore Tom Speer (loft) nml Aljry Speer (rl^ht) Jn hunting garb an they proudly display their record bag for the aeA»on two bucko, nine and ten points, and two gobblcm. Aljty got his nine-point with a Winchester 243 mounted with a Lyman H p ow er scope at 253 yards; Tom, his ten point at 150 yards with a Roberts 257 with four power scope. (Herald Photo) $ 16 9 ,0 2 0 For Seminole Schools Seminole County haa a tentative grant of 3169.020 for the fiscal year of 1962 under ths Impacted area taw, Cong. Sul Herlong an­ nounced today. The tentalve entitlement waa approved by (lie U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare and la baaed on Increasing school need* because of the naval air station and the influx ol military dependents, according to Strpt. R. T, Milwer, lie laid that thla GROVELAND (UPI) — A car, figure ia a little more than had five tractor trailer trucks, and been received in the past. Of this amount 3116,623 la be­ four pickup trucks piled up on foggy State Road SO here this morning, killing at least four per­ sons and injuring several more. "The car hit one of the pickup truck* and then the others piled up behind them on both aides,” the Highway Patrol said. "Then it all caught fire." WEST PALM BEACH IUPIV— The patrol said ths victim* were Two young men from prominent not Identified Immediately. families quarreled Tuesday night "We can't identify them, that's at a po»l-Christm*i party here how bad they're burned," the and one stabbed live other lo Orlando Patrol Station said. death, deputies reported. Tba patrol aaid it had not yet Witliam le e Puckett, 20, a stu­ determined how many persons dent a t Palm Beach Junior Col­ wera hurt. lege and member of a Belle Glade Six Highway Patrol cars, four farming family, was charged with Lake County aherill's cars, and second degree murder in the six volunteer fire department unite death of Albert Rosario Rossodlfrom Clermont and Grovcland vita, 18. ol Minalapan. sped to the wreck scene at the Deputies said the two arrived east city limits of Grovcland. about 11:20 p. m. in different cars Heavy fog was blamed for the at the home of Human Ruduff, a accident, which happened about local clothier, in the Sunset Homes 3 a.m. The wreckage burned for section of West Palm Beach, more than an hour. where about 14 young people were having a party. They quarreled and began light­ ing about 10 minutes after they arrived, drputies said, and Puckett pulled a pocket knife and stabbed Roosodivlta in the sto­ mach. BERLIN (U PI)—The East Ger­ The cause oi tin quarrel was man Communista announced today not disclosed. Puckett lied alter that three men have been sentenc­ the slaying and uaa picked up ed to prison for trying to help re­ later in his ear. Police said he fugees escape to West Berlin. had signed a statement admitting The official Communist news the slaying. agency (AIN) Identified one of them as a W o t Berlin student, Klaus Dialer Minx, 21, and said an East German court had sen­ tenced him to four year* in jail, CARUTHERSVILLE, Mo. (LTD AIN said Andreas Stabler, 28, a —A 34-year-old ex-convirt haa ad­ Swiss bask employ* received a mitted the rape-staying of a pretty two-year nine-month sentence, end high school class president and the that Wolfram Wurche, 20, an East killing of her earort with a stolen Berlin student, was sent to prison shotgun. for three and one-half years. First degree murder warrants 4 Persons Killed In Hwy. 50 Crash Palm Beach Youth Stabbed To Death East Berlin Reds Sentence Three CHICAGO (U P I)—A final tabulatlon today showed 62S persona died In traffic accidenta over the Restore Relations Chriatmaa holiday and the Nation­ BRUSSELS (U PI) — Belgium al Safety Council estimated tome end the Congo restored diplom atic 33U more persona might be killed relatione today afler a 11-month ^ d u rin g Use N e w Y e a r ' a weekend. break, is waa announced. City Commissioner* all agreed progress" and said that he consid­ Tuesday night that efforts to get ered money spent on luring busi­ industry for Sanford must I* sup­ ness "an Investment that bring* ported, but they were divided, 3 money Into circulation, pula taxes lo 1, on one proposal of how to in our coffer* and.creates a cli­ mate of progress so others will do It. Tlie commission met to discuss come." a request that tin Chamber of Commerce advertising budget he increased 31.300 beginning with the 1963-64 budget. Tlie request was made in an effort to itrengh. ten th* local area's bids for in­ dustries amid heavy competition from other locations. Three commissioner* approved live grant of tha added fundi to the chamber for the purpose of Two undergraduate residence encouraging industry to locale college courses of the Rollins Col­ here, but Mayor Joe Baker and lege School of General Studies will Commissioner J. II. Crapps oppos­ be offered in January at Scminola ed it. High School night course*. They Raker said he felt that such mat­ ter* should not b* handled with tax money, but through such an organisation a a tlie new BanfordHc mmole Development Commit­ tee on a alrictly business basil, “ I felt that the organization of this committee waa a great step for the community and believed that it would b« Just the thing to get industry tn, and I Uilnk that it will be a stronger organization If tlie city stay* out of the pic­ ture," naker told a group repre­ senting the Chamber of Commerce and tlie Development Committee. "I feel that this la strictly ■ business proposition and should nut involve tax money paid in by all our people," lh« mayor aaid. Ilakrr requested the city attor­ ney to glva him a ruling on tlir legality of such contribution! by PROF. SAUTE Ihe city to tha chamber. C ra n n dissented for a dif­ ferent reaaon, saying that he be­ V* , lieved the city should nut he asked in advanct lor funds before tlie actual need for them waa at hand. "You'r* asking for money be­ fore anything else happen*.'' he said. Commissioner Earl Higginbo­ tham. who finally mad* th* mo­ tion to approve the increase in funds subject to the review of the commission, aaid ''tlie Cham­ ber of Commerce la Just an or­ ganization of all ui individuali and wiiat It doea benefits ua all." Higginbotham backed up his support of Hie 31.500 increase with a personal nourish. Slapping 3100 on Uie table, lie laid “either go ahead and concur wills the chamber request or get DR. DUAUIK 14 mure lo match that. . , we've got to support It." will b# English 101G, (English Commissioner Tom MacDonald composition and literature) and supported the fund Increase with Math 101G (collcg* algebra). In­ the view that Hie county needs structors will be Dr. Patricia to make a great effort to gel In­ Drablk and Prof. George Saute. dustry to bo'vter (lie tax base. Dr. Drabik, a Sanford resident, "We need to got more commer­ ia a member of Uie Rollins faculty, cial asscasmenti on Hie tax roll and holds an M. A. degree from and make a more stable Ux base Bradley University and a Ph. D. so we can provide more ic'iools (rum the Univeriity of Illinois. and other facilities,'’ McDonald Saute, who will inatruct lha al­ explained. gebra c la n la director of th* Commissioner A! Wilson said he School of General Studies at Rol­ Hvought tlie expenditure of funds lins. A graduate of Brown Uni­ to encourage induatry "is a darn­ versity, ha haa studied abroad at ed good investment If we can Hie universities of Brussels and get the in lo come lie re. An in­ Cotlingen and ha* taught at West­ dustry located on land where we ern Reserve University tn Clovenow have nothing is worth spend­ land. before coming to Hollins. Ha is a member of Pill Beta Kappa ing for." he said. Chamber of Commerce man­ and Sigma XI fraternities. I'rof, Saute will be available ager John Krlder presented Hie request for the additional lunds at Seminole High School Jan. • In the upcoming budget and from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. for regiastressed that "everything we try (ration and counseling of applica­ to get is a difficult battle because tions. Naval Air Station personnel may all the other Florida cities are obtain Info rmallon and regiatrafighting fur industry. “ The money sjwnt in gelling tion forms from Mrs. Winifred these IndiHlr cs comes back in Scolt, per* ttnol management a s­ Hie form of taxes, It's not giving sistant of the Industrial Relations anything away," Krlder told the Dept, at NAS. Prospective students from tha commission. Clifford McKibbin, president o! community may ohtaiu forms aud the development group, explained information train E. S. Douglaaa, the current need for assisting in- Seminole County director of Vodustry and said "money brought rational and Adult Education a t In by lliese businesses is new the school administration building money which mure than replaces on Commercial Avc. in Sautord. any we spend getting them bare, "The city has go to like a Herald Index long view on this and hrlp present a positive program to industrial rage S Bridge . ~.~- „ people," he said. ..... .... P age l l C l aa iijfied S. J. Davis Jr. quoted from Ihe __ ..... P age 10 Comiin . comprehensive plan drawn up lor Page H D e a r A b b y __ _ the city by planner George Simons Page it Editorial to point out that each new in­ Entertainment Page tf dustry tn a community brings a Legal* ............ .... ..... P age 10 certain percentage of new Jobs, . . _ Page 10 Puitle new incomes, new bank deposits, Society* i ------ ------- Page H new auto license purchase* and ____ Page 4 Sports other taxes. Davis compared appropriations of Daytona Brach and other cities. 1 9 S t s l t C D c u t l l S in this area for attracting Indus-1 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Th* try to balance tbe economic pic- Stat* Highway Patrol today listlure and laid "tha leadership of rd 19 deaths during the 78-hour the community mual contribute long Chriatmaa weekend which to th* effort to get Induatry." ended a t midnight but there have George expressed u-vui gv Tuuhy ivuh; T3|>i3Viru Hie iiiv been timi additional death* tint* tha opinion that "progress attracts^ period closed. Confesses Attack Slaying Of Girl were issued late Tuesday for James Williams, • Negro farm laborer paroled ju st three mnnths ago from the Missouri penitentiary alter serving three years of a fiveyear term loj^ felonious assault. • • A new central telephone and in­ formation renter la being installed in City Hall today, with plans to organize communication facilities throughout the building. Public Work* Director "Foot*'' Yelvington was seen supervising the job early this morning. • • • Trouble with youngsters using HU guns was rrported by city police today alter they were asked to investigate some 30 lights and reflector* being shattered at the ilotor Convoy Station on French Avenue, • • • fortunately, Ihe extension was City Police scared away an un­ parsed just before congress ad jmirned for the year," said Mil' known number of burglary sus­ pects early this morning at tlie wee. A & IV Root Beer Stand. Damage "We were counting on that to a pinball machine and cigarett money, which la to b* used for stolen were reported hy police, * • • current expenses, ami had allowed Seminole County Agricultural for it in Ltia budget. We have Agent Cecil Tucker'* Office re­ alio applied for further fundi, ported that exlemlve frost dam ­ Ulidor another law to lie used fur age was found throughout the building and adding rooms lo our county in Hi* last few days. Tlie schools which are now on double temperalure recorded in Seminole Two Lake Mary men. ons belisv- session," ha added. County bit a low of 31.5 degrees. •d to bt Sanford's notorious eat • # • burglar, havs been apprehended on Tlie winners of the Jaycee charges of breaking and anlrring Chrirtmaa Parade awards will re­ and rubbery and are being held in ceive their prizes at tlie noon the Seminole County Jail under meeting of the Jaycees i t the bond of 3S.00O, Sheriff J. L. Hobby Civic Center Thursday. Die Jaystated last night. rees will also hear a talk by Eugene G r a e n l a a f , 23, and C. K. McCord, Juvenile counselor Charlea Robert Hrtdgeman, 22, both CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) — A on the need for Juvenile counselof Lake Mary, wera arrested In laundry worker need this morn­ ing in semmole County. Jaekaonvlll* by the Duval Sheriffs ing, went on a wild shooting spree • • • Department on routine investiga­ today, killing his former boss and Seminole High'* Dun Harvey tion and were returned to Sanford wounding two oilier persona before was named to the 16lh Annual Lit­ on Dec. IHlh on warrant! Imurd by lie was killed by police. tle Alt Stale Foutball Tram spon­ the Seminole County Sheriffs De­ Police said ilij t Spencer Payne sored by tlie Miami Herald, it was partment. walked onto 111* aecond floor revealed Tuesday, Harvey was "Gresnieaf had been under sus­ of tlie Ohio Overall Cleaning Co. nsmrd to first string teams in both picion for quits some time as being and began alioollng. About 200 All State and Lillie All State to a poasible rat burglar suspect by persons were on tlie floor when take another ‘'first” for the 1961 lha Sheiiff* Dept.,1' said Sheriff the shooting began, and II of Seminole griddrrs. Hobby, "and only a matter of time them needed hospital treatment • I • was involved until he was caught.1' fur shock. The Seminole County Sheriff’s The two men ware charged Joint­ Police said that Gerald Connol- Department reported that there ly with a gunpoint robbery of H. ly, the plant safety director, was wric no holiday traffic accidents II. Ilurhanan of West First Street, tho first man Payne shot. Ills con­ handled by Hie county over the several months ago and an alleged dition was reported as fair. Christmas weekend. City police re ­ burglary attempt at the tame resi­ Police said Payne also wounded ported three accidents. The Flor­ dence recently. When apprehended, Arthur J. Ponds, assistant treas-| ida Highway Patrol reported sia the men had in their possession two urrr of the company, in tlie laun*) accidents with three persons in­ wpa|xir.s, a .32 ralllier revolver and dry warehouse before tie left. jured oecuring in Seminule County a .32 caliber pistol. Payne fled from tlie laundry in over tlie holiday weekend, a car. He was shot to death by a • • • patrolman a short distance from One of the most unusual gift* re ­ the laundry after he forced two ceived for Chriatmaa was the large women to drive him away. new American 30 star flag given Detective Frank D'Imperiu aaid to the Michael Caoloi by Mrs. Ger­ that Payne shot and killed hit trude Dingirlder. The Hag was ac­ former boss, Hoy A. lloge, «6. in companied by an original poem BROOKLYN. Mich. ( U P I)- A an upstair* shirt finishing room. written by Mr*. Dingfelder extoll­ retired Methodist minister was ing patriotism, lave ol country and beatrn unconscious, bound and pride in our national emblem. • • • then burned alive Tuesday in the bedroom of his rural home near CONFIDENTIAL TO SPORTS­ here. MEN: Firemen answering an alarm LONDON (U P D -A new Ku- Sanford Hunter* Algy and “Dim discovered live body of the Rev. wait crisis appeared to be brew­ Speer allot their big holiday nine Roy Decker, 72, Tecumaeb, Mich. ing today following warnings by and ten point bucks and two tur­ It was covered by a smoldering the British Defense Ministry of keys somewhere near Christmas, blanket and rubbish. The handi "increased tensions" in (he Mid­ Florida Fxartly where can only were tied behind the hack and a dle East and London newspaper he left up to speculation. • • a ball peen hammer, believed to be report* of air and aes alerts for the weapon used to beat the elder­ British servicemen. Who waa the guy in south San­ ly minister, was on the floor near One newspaper, (he Dally Mall, ford who lold Ida next door neigh­ the body. said Iraqi troops were m using bor Christinas Day that there was An autopay showed Docker suf­ on lha Kuwait border and report­ no need to uaa antifreeze Is San­ fered a heart attark after he was ed (hat 7.hno British troops fn the ford and then woke up (hla morn­ beaten and linn probably suffo­ Middle East had been alerted for ing to find a nice big crack In his cated whan lha fan was started. * potash)* arm*. engine block. ing certified for Immediate pay­ ment to the heininulc County Scbool board. "We did not know whether live law, which had expired, would be extended by the Congress, but Cat Burglar Believed Caught Fired Employe Kills His Boss Minister Beaten And Burned Alive See New Kuwait Crisis Brewing <■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 26, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 26, 1961. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 26, 1961; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/890c96f91033b5796da457581de27f82.pdf 48768001332fc72b3130764c8ed2b79d PDF Text Text & •« a i *. i x< m ft . l EDWIN MADDEN has re­ ceived his degree In induKtrinl management f r o m Georgia Tech University nnd at the sumo time recaived his commission as u 2nd Lt In the Army. He will bo working with Blue Bell Textile Co. in Greens­ boro, N. C. until he goes into active service on March 26th. Madden is a graduate of Seminole High School with the clnss of 1056. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Madden attended c e r e monies In Atlanta, Ga. l r v c P v A I* 0 Oviedo Baptists Schedule Pageant The annual Christmas program and pageant preaented by the young people of the Oviedo First Baptist Church will be held at 7:30 p. m. Sunday, The aeatonal play thU year U entitled "Unto Ua a Child is Dorn." Taking parla In the pro* gram will he Carol Beasley „* Mary; Danny Gammage aa Joaeph; Al Ward aa Isaiah; Rex Brook*, Ted Aultn and Jimmy Deaaley at the three aheplierdi; Rrett Thompson a i the innkeeper; Diane Aulin aa (he Innkceper'a wife; Dilly Andcraon, Randy Uoston and Roger Roiton at the three wise men and Carl Hill aa Ga­ briel. The itory will bt narrated by Rote Marie Deailey and Jimmy Jonei, The congregation will participate la the tinging of traditional and favorite Chriitmaa hymni after which tbon preaent will be invit­ ed to the church annex for re­ freshment!. The Chriitmai tree will be de­ corated by membera of the GA’a under the direction o( Mra. George Meant and Mrt. Louise Beatley. Mrs. Jesse Barclift 13 Dies At Hospital V. a >t «■ •t 3! >i u M a a \ ( of i! * Mrt. Jeiae May Barclift, S3, died at Seminote Memorial Hnipttal at 11:30 a. m. Wcdnctday. She waa bom on Feb. 0, 1878 In Worton, Md., and made her home here on Weal Flrtt Street for the pait 34 yean . Mrt. Dardift wat a member of the Flrtl MethodUt Church In Sanford and wat active In the Truth Seekers Clan. Survivon are three children, Itulah Hill of Sanford, Clarence J. Uarcllft of Daytona Reach, and Clifford H. Harclift of Orlando; one alMer, Mrt. Ida Dolngega of Fort Lauderdale; three grand­ children and two great grand­ child ren, Funeral lervlcra were held at 1 p. m. today at Briuon Funeral Home with Uie Rev. John T. Adama officiating. Burial w it In Evergreen Cemetery. The l'allbcareri included Percy Chapman, Harold Kaalm-r, Thom at George, Fred Roily, Frank Wolfer and Gui Schmah. Presbyterian Student Service Is Announced Sunday's 7:30 p. m service at the First Presbyterian Church of Bun ford will he conducted hy col­ lege and university students who are members o f tha church. Wyatt If. Folds Jr., ministerial student at Florida Presbyterian College, wilt he the principal apeiker. Philip Blair Junaa, a neu­ ter at Westminster Theological Seminary In Plilladtlphla, Pa., will preside and lead In prayer. Other* Invited to participate In­ clude John Mann, Kay Ivey, Alex McKibtdn, Cliff McKIbbln 111, Ar­ thur DeYoung, Sally William*, Delay Williams, Fred Dudley, Judy Ludwig, Bonnie Wilson, Lynn Jackson, Dlan Aiken, Bherletn Shepard, John D, Whetchel and John D. Wimbiah, Cantata Planned A t Geneva Church The Christmas Cantata combin­ ing choirs o f ChuluoU'a First Bap­ tist and Community Chuuhaa and o f tha Ceneva Baptist Church will he presented at the Geneva Church •t B p. m. Friday. ' Last Sunday thla program pre­ pared by tha three church** was preaented at tha F lrit Baptist CfctuuL iu Chuluuta. illif franforb Wreath Page 10 — fr l. Pec. 22, 1961 Christmas Week Masses Announced For Christ Church Scouts, Brownies Osteen School Children Present Of Bear Lake Story Of The First Christmas Meet For Party The schedule for Christmas Week Services at Christ Church Episcopal in Longwood waa an­ nounced today by Fr. George M. Jarvis IV, vicar of the church. On Christmas Eve beginning at 11:30 p. m. there will be a Choral Eucharistic Offertory. Zither ac­ companiment for the anthem will bring an unusual and Inspirational touch to tiiiss Mas* fin which a baby-sitting service will be pro­ vided. Holy Eucharist will he observed nt 10 n. m. on Christmas,Day. No baby-sitting will tie available. Services have been scheduled at 7 a. 111. on Dec. 2fl, The Feast of BL Stephen and on Dec. 27, The Feast of SL John. On Dee. 28, The Feast of Holy Innocents, the service will bo held at 11 a. m. and at 7 p. m. that evening the annual Children's Christmas Party will take place. Carol will l>e sung, refreshments served and gifts distributed during the party. Services will he held at 10 a. m. on New Year's Day. By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Girt Scout Troop 497 and Brownie Troop 111 of tha Bear Lake area met between the hours of 7:30 p. m. and 9:30 p. m. Tuesday for a Christmas Party at the home of their eo-leader, Mra. Neal Buell on Lake Brant­ ley Rd. The holiday excitement began when the girls presented hand­ made gift; to their mothers, spe­ cial guests of the evening. Mem­ bers of the Girl Scout Troop also displayed tray favors they had made for the Winter Park Mem orial Hospital. All of the scouts and brownies brought gifts to fill a box for less fortunate children which took the place of a personal gift ex­ change. They also brought canned goods to fill another box which will he given to a needy family for *’te holiday*. Carols were sung tnd game* played for the entertainment of the mother* after which refresh­ ment* of homemade rookies and punch were served. Mra. John Hall, leader of both the Scout and Brownie Troops, was given much credit for aiding in the success of the party. Mr*. William Brannon, scout co-lead­ er, was unable to attend. MEKUY MEMBERS of the Sanford Rotary Club, join the other members of the club nnd their Rotary-Anna who attended the annual Christmas meeting Monday. Here President I’ hii Westgatc, and hia Rotary Ann, Helen, chat with Walter Haynes, whose son, Dr .Walter Haynes, Jr., right, is home for the holidays to visit his parents here. The gifts they hold have been brought for distribution to underprivileged children. (Herald Photo) VFW Auxiliary Reports On Sales To Aid Hospital By MRS. ADAM MUI.I.ER Auxiliary members of DcBary't VFW Post 8093 have reported that S175 was made on their poppy and pie sale protect last month sponsored to raise money lo buy a TV set for the Lake City Vet­ erans Hospital In addition tlie organisation has received 12 miniature pine cone Chriitmaa trees, contributed hy a resident who la not a member of the auxiliary, which will be sent to the hospital for tray favor*. Another lady made ditty bags and scuffs for the veterans which five good-hearted residents made generous financial donation! to wards the TV and for cigarcls. The auxiliary voted to send *15 for new drapes at the Lake City Hospital Chapel and to give money left over Irom the cost of the television set towards tlx pur­ chase of clgarcla for the patients Church School To Give Program In Casselberry The Christmas Program pre­ sented annually by children of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church School Dept, will be pre­ sented at 3 p. m. Sunday at the church. Mr*. Dorothy Blrkhcirner, Mis* Dawn Barnes and David Pratt will b* In charge of the program fea­ turing Christmas music and re­ citations. NORTH ORLANDO GARDEN CLUB membera matte attractive holiday arrangementn of dried material*, nhown in the above photograph, n* a apo­ dal group project. Each piece of work was displayed at the club’* Christ­ mas meeting last Thursday. (Herald Photo) Altamonte Faculty Has Holiday Party By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Faculty members of the Alta­ monte Elementary School met at 7:30 p. m. on Dec. 14 for a Christmas party and program al the school. Upon entering the building, each person received a lorn atrip of Christmas Card which waa match­ Rev. H. V. Henderahot, pastor of ed to select partners for folk the Forest Lake Seventh-Day Ad dancing. After the dancing the group ventist Church has chosen "Hail, The Heaven Born Prince of Peace," moved to the auditorium where aa title for hia Christines sermon at 10:30 a. m. services Saturday. Tha text will pose the questions, ‘'Who may abide the day of Hia coming and who shall stand when An invitation was Issued today He appears," according to the from Clyde Bryan of the Sanford minister. Fleet Reserve Assn., Branch 147 Baptism at 3 p. m. on Saturday for all members to join In a stag will climax tha study aeries which meet at the FRA Home, 219 Sem­ has been underway for grade inole Blvd., today at 8 p.m . school atudrnta and at 4 p. m., the Honored guests of the meeting Forest City Church will Join the will he the recently returned "T i­ Orlando Central Church fur a gers" of VAH-1, who will he “ aingsptratlon." This service, to treated lo an evening of "food, he held a l the Orlando church, will fun and fellowship" with their be one of Christmas niunir, con­ shipmates. The next regular meet­ gregational, alnging nnd solo* ing of the Fleet Iti-scrve wilt be Ifalidelahol «*ld. , held Jan. htli ut 8 p.m. Forest Lake Adventists Plan Special Services Fleet Reserve Honors VAH-1 they were entertained by a holi­ day fashion almw with male mem­ ber! aa modeli. Mra. M. Clint terved a i narrator for this bit of merriment which waa fol­ lowed by a comedy ballet iklt put on by leachen of the fairer sex. In closing, all faculty members gathered in the cafeteria for rafreahmrnts from an Impressive array of homemade cakei, mints, nuts and punch placed cm an at­ tractively decorated tahle. Gift* were exchanged during the evening. Annual Service Set The First Christian Church of Sanford will obterva it* annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Com­ munion at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Rev. James M. Barnett, pastor o f tha church, urges all members of the congregation to attend the beau­ tiful and spiritual aervire. Coyotei often run down fait gam* In relays, often attaining a speed of 40 miles per hour in their pursuits. NEW IN S A N FO R D Good Health, Good Cheer — t Village Youngstersi Invited To Carol May You Receive Them All! Huttlanb s t a t e ? € BONUS W i, 2 Baths 4 Bedrooms — 2 Baths IN 1 DAY On Your NAME ONLY or Other Plans i Wishing You A Joyous Christmas ... 3 Bedrooms — 1, * 2 5 -* 1 0 0 u p to * 6 0 0 BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Gayle Tredway and Buddy Wilson, Bell Ringer* were Sandra MufOsteen school children presented fley, Donald Skinner, Allen Net­ their Christmas program last Fri­ day evening with Mrs. Katherine tles, Darrell Pell and Patty Black. For the "O Holy Night" pageant Sellers, school music teacher serv­ ing as director. She a!*o served a* Peter Tyson was narrator; Shirley accompanist at tha electric organ Sutton aa Mary; Henry Clark, Joseph; Donald Shiver*, Gabrieli for the carolers. Mickey Welch. Innkeeper; Roger The children of the first and sec­ Cutter, 3*ike Shivers, Ash Pell. ond grades spelled Christmas with Kevin Beall, Donald Brown, R u i^ each child reciting a verse and the aid Riggs, shepards; Diane Smedprimary chorus sang, “ We are berg, head angel; Rebecca Gowan, Santa’s Helpers,K “ Up on the June Sermans, Dianna Pell and House Top," and “ We Wish you a Dorothy Lee, angel*. Merry Christmas." l.ltlle Robert Wuyne Allman, Charles Sutton, Kynlsh wa* dressed a* Santa Wayne Smcdberg, kings; Helen Claus. Sutton, Stephanie Tredway and The story of the first Christmas fnex Sermons, little children. was presented as a pageant by the Members of the choir were Joyce children o f the third, fourth and Harvey, Janette llosack, Davids fifth grades while the choir sang Tyson, Marcel Tart, Jackie Jura*, Chriitmaa carols. Melissa German, Linda Noel, LinFollowing the program Santa da Rlack and Rarnara Gowan. appeared nn the stage and pre­ Also Danny Bowen, Barney Ser­ sented each child with glfta and mons, Dalene Welch, Cathy Ser­ hags of candy and fruit. mons, Karen Osteen, Linda Whid­ Mrs. Sylvia Hardin, principal dcn, Doug Jurss, Loren Jones and and teacher of the fifth and sixth Chester Carpenter. grade*, made the scenery for the stage and was assisted throughout the program by Mr*. Katherine Sayles, first and second gr*de teacher, and Mrs. Ethel Tart, teacher «<f the fourth and fifth All young people 10 years of grade*. Several mothers also as­ age or older in North Orlando sisted in decorating the large tree, who would like to go caroling in making costume* and in various the community Saturday night other ways. arc asked to meet at Use home On the program were, “ Wel­ of Mrs. J. D. Grinstcad, 41 N. come” by Debbie Tatum, "Christ­ Third St., al 8:30 p. m. ina* Acrostic," Becky Cutter, The rarollng parly wat p la n ^ Janet Tatum, Gall Yuhant, Janet ned at the requeat of the com ™ Riggs, Rodney Veino, Nancy mumty‘1 Girl Scout* who wiah as Whiddcn, Tamara Pell and Bryant many gtrla and boys a* possible lo Join them as they bring Chriit­ Hyatt Primary Chorus member* were maa in song to all areas of tlie Bobby* Jo Snyder, Mark Pell, village, Mrs. Grinstcad said. David German, Debbie Carpenter, I^iul* Sutton, Melvin Lee, Terry Matchbook advertising produces Owens, Micky Riggs. Tarl Jurss, so much revenue that U. 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Friday that all threa were discharged from Seminole Fence company were electrocuted Orlando, Memorial Hospital. Hoapital authorities reported at and three other! were hospitalized Tha men were erecting a chain for ihoek early Friday afternoon link metal fence around a tennis W EATHER: Clenr nnd cold Ihrmigh Sunday. High today, 70-75. Low, tonight. -10-45. when a steel fence post they were court at the home of Dr. C. F. Brooke Smith when tha accident driving into the earth jabbed into United Prean Leaned Wire Established 1908 SATURDAY. DECEMBER 23. 19fil SANFORD. FIX1RIDA VOL. 68 N a *51 occurred. 0 0 underground electric cable In The accident ncrurred e little tnc backyard ot a norat at 1U N. after noon and Coroner Hugh Dun­ Summerlin Ave. can said that tha two men who The dead men were identified as were killed were holding a gal­ vanized metal pipe and placed the Jackie Ray Nance. 27, Orlando, pipe into the ground when It hit a foreman for the Reeve* Fence a primary high tension wire. Company and Dorsey Jackson The three men injured were not Smith, 24, of Longwood. holding the pipe but standing near­ Hospitalized were William Davis TALLAHASSF.E (U P !) — T h e by. Maddox, 29, James Ballard, 28, Duncan Mid more than 7,000 Milk Commission will continue a volts hit' the men. BV LARKY VKHS1IBL* public hearing Jan. 17 on proposed (A few shot* in the dark and price regulations for milk sold in Th# warning to th# United TOKYO (U P I)— A top-ranking sinre I won't be here next week La denounced President Ken­ It referred specifically to ft o Florida, Chairman C. O. Andrew* Chine*# Communist general F'ri- State* wot sounded by Senior nedy for increasing U. S. military venson'* speech to th# assembly . . . a few observations on what said FYiday, day warned the United States Gen. I.o Jui-ching, chief o f th* assistance to the South Viet Nam will happen on New Year's Eve.) and said: would face "Ignominous defeat" general staff o f the Chinese Com­ A man will make a resolution government in the atruggle "Listen Stevenson, it is th# right if it persisted in "playing with munist army, at a reception given at midnight and break it before he WASHINGTON (U P D -A n order against thr Communist Rebel*. of th* 650.000,000 Chines* people by the military attache o f the fir#" in Southeast Asia, the o ffi­ gets to brd. by President Kennedy prohibiting U. S. Ambassador to the United to recover China's legitimate scat cial Communist New China news North Viet Nam Embassy in Peip­ • • • racial and religious discrimination agency reported. Nations Adlai E. Stevenson wus in the United Nations and drira ing. the New China agency said. The baby si Iter won't show up in federally assisted housing has the target of an attack in the said the Chinese people me The Chinese Communist* — by and at least one couple will take out th* representatives of th# dispatches and radio "keeping a close watch on the Peiping People'* Daily, tho o ffi­ been shelved for the time bring, agency ny United Fress International a child to a party. Chiang Kai-shek clique— thia U a broadcasts — also a-sailed th# provocative and adventurous deed* cial newspaper of the Chinese • • • Two surprise snow storms whip­ it was learned Friday. By United I’ rcaa International fact that nobody can change." Comm mist party. In an editorial, of II, 8 . imperialism nnd its lacUnited Ftnte# for blocking Peip­ ped up blizzard conditions, trapped IMPORTANT City Commission A deluge o f Merry Christmas th# newspaper denounced tho Thr editorial also accused tha ing's admission to the United Na­ key*# in Southeast Asia. school children in their classrooms meeting next Tuesday at 8 p. in. travelers struck the nation's high­ "W e seriously warn th# U, S. "persistent hostility" of the Unit­ Unltrd Nations of "nnscrupuloui and bogged holiday travel across with Chamber of Commerce offi­ A T M NTA (UPI) — The South tion*. Tha world organization was ways Friday and hit a pre-holi­ the plaina and prairiea Friday on cials regarding "industrial loca­ Imperialist*: If you Ho not atop ed States toward China nnd said intervention" in China's intsrnal scored for "meddling" in China's day re s t on thronged planes, Atlantic U. S. Army Engineers playing with fire, you will defi­ (he "Chinese people cannot he affairs by discussing th# Tibetan the first full day of winter. tion Inducement" . . . . That’s the trains and buses. recommended approval Friday for internal affairs. One rasing storm broke out in word from City Manager W. K. Also a few sharp words won- nitely meet with an ignominious coweil by the majority created by question. Tli* General Assembly the four rivers basin flood control The annual honie-for-ChrWtma* the Central Plains, lashed Kansas project for southwest Florida es­ flung at the Soviet Union over Al­ defeat," the general was quoted th* U, 8 . voting machine" in til* censured China for ita attack on Know-let, push was made hazardous by a shopping crowds with trafficTibet. United Nations. a* saying. bania and world disarmament. • • • timated to cost $99,784,300. blustery snow storm in th* Mid­ snarling snows, piled 10 inches of On guy will beat a dish pan west, Icy rosds over much of the snow on southwestern Iowa and starting at midnight and never country and the outpouring of forced achool buses off the roads stop until it it taken away from SANTU DOMINGO, 1). It. (U PI) tipsy drivers from Friday after­ in sections of Missouri, Iowa and —The government Friday confirm­ him. noon office parties. Kansas. • • a ed it has blacklisted some exile To the north, a Canadian Prairie Furloughing servicemen — their leader* and will not permit them Ona of the most beautiful blizzard lashed south of the bornumbers boasted this year by th# to re-enter the country to exercise zler, closed scores of schoola in Christmas decoration jobs In town Berlin crisis callup — added to their political rights. is tha Llndstrom home on West North Dakota and swept eastward the crush o f holiday motorists and Jinkins Circle in the fourth Pine"across the state riding 60 mile an travelers on tha bulging commer­ ^(iour winds and carrying bone- crest Addition where a lavish dis­ cial transport ayatem. JACKSONVILLE, Ft*. (U PI) — play has been set up, that is dasehilllng, sub-zero temperatures. The National Safety Council esti­ .School authorities In the Ham­ xling In it'a special lighting ef­ mated tiiat COO persons would die U. S. District Court Judge Bryan burg, Iowa, and Bethany, Mo., fects, achieved by tomeune with a in traffic accidents during the Simpson may rule next month on a suit seeking complete desegrega­ areas held children In school build­ terrific talent. three-day Christmas weekend. • • • tion of the Duval County school ings when the aurprise storm pil­ Score* o f othsrs were expected to systsm. Another ona D the modernistic perish In Arcs. ed up drifts on hlghwaya and cut setting designed by Mr*. Wesley visibility to near zero. The Council said 23,000 peraons Three busca turned back to the Place at 1.75 Pinecrest Drive, mlgh suffer disabling injuries in ATLANTA (U P I)-F u llon Counachool at Essex, Iowa, after mak­ where a monkey rides a missile, mishaps that Would erase the joy ty Judge Durwood Pya Friday ing unsuccessful attempts to take urged on by Santa, while elves of the holidays. formally ordered the Allenta fbhildren home at noon. cavort on the housetop, Safety officials throughout the school board to pay tuition to a School authorities said the chil­ , * * « * s nation warned against too much girl who is attending a private dren ware safe In the achoola and • No matter how crowded tha »p*rd and too much alcohol as the non-sectarian school her*. would be kept there all night if dance floor is In a night club there necessary or until blizzard condi­ will be people who will try U> do big culprits in the shocking death tolls of previous holiday seasons. tions let up. tha twist. The most tragic 78-hour Christ­ In the Iowa - Missouri • Kansas • • • HAVANA (UPI) — Cubin Pre­ mas weekend In history was the storm zone and in North Dakota A group o f kids from th* Lu­ "Mark Christmas" o f iflfib when mier Fidel Castro said Friday many schools closed before stu­ theran Haven went on a Sanford that he was ■ "Miralsl-Lenlnist" 621 persona died on the highways. during his mountain guerrilla war­ dents could enjoy their annual shopping tour here this week , , . In last year's 78-hour holiday Christmas parlies, thunks to the Jnyeees, Some of period, 485 persons died in traf­ fare days against the Batista re­ f t The Iowa highway patrol report­ gime. tha klda had some money left over fic. ed "blizzard conditions’ * in south­ and they turned it over to the Sal­ western and west central Iowa, U. S. 6 was closed west of Des vation Aimy.• t LOS ANGELES (U PI)-Acou»H ca • Moines. Associates Inc. has signed a con­ Back row, left to right, Dubby Moose, John Bloods worth YOUNGSTERS FROM THE Cherub Card Choir enter­ A t least one guy will go home Airlines cancelled all flights in tract with Eliott Brothers Ltd., of and Dianne Robinson. Front row, Ann Hcckenbach, tained Friday night choppers with a variety of yuletime with tha wrong overcoat. and out of Dea Molnea, Iowa. London, granting the firm exclu­ • • e Marilyn Rudd nnd Kathleen Ann Reagan. nelectiona in front of the nativity Beene by City Hall. Five inches of snow in leas than sive right* to manufacture end disTha Sanfoid-Orlando Kennal (Herald Photo) threa hours belted Kansas City, t r i b u t e A cousllri'i ultrasonic and a 7-inch fall hit St. Joseph. Club will onra again giva the pro­ BERLIN (U PI) — A creek, cleaning equipment in the United Mo. Huge traffic snarls developed ceeds o f races Jan. 5 to th* Semi­ 1,500-man U. S. battle group Fri­ Kingdom, nole County Juvenile Council. Rac­ l( n the morning rush hours at both day carried out an "Operational ing time 2 p. m. cities. Readiness" exercise in Weet Ber­ • * • The slorm struck on the heals of lin. PA RAM US, N. J. ( UPI)—Feder­ Tho last persnn to leavo your warming, clearing weather and The visible demonstration o f al Electric Corp. Friday announc­ the Weather Bureau forecast houso wilt announce, " I ’ ve never American determination to defend ed the signing of an agreement showed no prediction of precipita­ been up this late in my life." the freedom of th# Communist- to provide nationwide installation • • • tion until just before tha snow be­ encircled city was backed np by and aarvlng at all data process­ gin. Public Work* Director Sid "The President and th* Prim* renewed assurances to th* people ing equipment manufactured by HAMILTON, Bermuda (U PI) — est Importance that “ present dis­ Kennedy took o ff in his Air (Rocky) RiChard telle us that a of West Berlin by Gen. Lucius American Data Machine* Inr. of President Kennedy and Prime cussions l-« actively continued" Force ji t for Palm Beach at Minister considered tli# problem! Couple came from New Y’ ork and D. Cloy, President Kennedy'* per­ llickaville, N. Y. Minister Harold Macmillan agreed and agreed un thu "im poiLance of 3:56 p. m. Mucmlllau was to leave of tli# unclear tirma race. They wanted to gel a picture o f the sonal representative here. Friday to make preparation* for avoiding any renewal of armed for tendon later Friday evening. took nolo of the new situation downtown clock. Seems they taw Clay, In an interview with th# nrw nuclear testa in the atmos­ action while a genuine effort at created by the massive seriet at With regard to nuclear tests, it back a few years ago. Anyway, atmospheric tesla conducted la WASHINGTON (UPI) - S e n . phere ss a result nf tho "masiiv# West Berlin newspaper Morgenconciliation continued." tli# communique said: they got the picture but 51d isn't recent month* by th* Hoviet gov­ post said the United State* will Leverett Saltonstali, (R-M aai.), sene* uf Soviet blast*." saying where th* landmark is. maintain it* 6,500-man Berlin came out publicly Friday for the ernment alter long, secret prepa­ A rorniminique Usui'd at the end • s * garrison at full strength. The Hue- job at chairman of th* Senate Re­ uf their two-day- conference said ration. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ No on* will admire themselves sians have demanded reduction of publican Policy Committee, the that no final decision had been dent Kennedy will ask Congress to "They agreed that it U now in the morning. appropriate Wo.I billion, $2.0 bil­ th* Allied garrison* to "token group that trie* to mold. a solid mad#, but that as a matter of necessary, as a matter o f pnsd. • • ■ GOP front on legislation and "prudenc#" th* preliminary steps lion more than It did this year, for forces." rut planning for th* future, Dial City Fiscal Agent Loomis I.eedy operation of the nation’s armed Clay reassured West Beiliners other matter*. would l># taken to resume testings. pending Die final decision prepare. wrote a letter to the State Hoard -force* next year, it was disclosed they can have faith that the U. 8 , The two leaders ul-u nillinui.vcd lions should he made for almo* o f Health that Sanford i* in top ^Friday. garrison wilt defend their free­ dial the United Slates ambassa­ spheric testing to maintain tha (inanciu! shape and ran afford The figures were revested In a PEDRICKTOWN, N. J. (U P D - dor in Moscow would make runI'rrsidcnl Kennedy rushed reports were concerned, hr was effectiveness of the deterrent," dom. financing for a $450,000 sewage letter from Defense Secretary He predicted some tens* mo­ Air Reduction Sales Co. Friday tact with Russia with regard to re­ Friday night to the bedside of described as remaining unable to Robert S. SIcNamara to Budget treatment plant. menta in Berlin next year but said announced plans to build the first suming .xploiatory talk* on the his father who waa reported speak. • • • Dircctur David Bell, uelailing and lie doubts there will he any war, commercial liquid hydrogen plant Berlin crisis. As of now, according lu author showing "improvement" after Some wise guy will call Cityaummarizing the administration's "J am fit inly convinced that the un the east coast here. Construc­ That decision was mudo, the itativc word, flic former ambasiasuffering a cerebral occlusion dor's r.ght leg and arm remain judgment of the Pentagon's money Hall at midnight and »ay his water West does not went war and that tion will begin in thr spring and communique slid, as tho result of is off. is expected to he rnmpletrd early need) for the year starling July. T ursdlj, til* Soviet people and It* leader* paralyzed and there is also some th* conclusions readied at the Big • * * in 1943. A copy of the letter was obtain­ • • • paralysis of tho leh side of Ids do not want war either," Clay Four foreign ministria and NATO Th* new 136 apartment housing ed by the Army-Navy Air Force PALM BEACH. Fia. (U PI) — face. The patient ean smilo and said. council meeting* recently in Puri*. PITTSBURGH (U PI) — There development overlooking the lake ‘•Journal, which published it. The question o f a summit meet, Doctors attending President Ken­ olhcrwuc show n-cognition or was a long blue picket Una Kennedy will send his budget front ahnuld he ready to go byELISA RETIIVILLE, Katanga, jug with Soviet Premier Khrush- nedy's father, Joseph P. Kennedy emotion by his facial expressions, around city hall Friday and even reromendations to Congress next April 1 The Fedfial Housing UnuHual Move The Congo ( UPI)—Premier CyrWASHINGTON (U PI) — The chev “ never cam* up" in th* talks were reported Friday to be con­ lie alsu show* recognition uf visit­ "Santa Claus" got into the act. month. Authority has given its tentative illc Adoula of the rentral Congo­ government, in a highly unusual between Kennedy and Macmillan. fident that hr will survive thr ors by clutching at them with his The picket* were off-duty, uni­ The proposed figure does not in­ okay with Florida-Osier to act as lese goveminrnt gat* Katanga stroke he suffered Tuesday hut left hand. formed firemen who paraded four clude 1780 million which Congress consultant# for the projert. Pie- move, Friday sought a court or­ president Mnise Tslmmlie * five- White House Pre«s Secretary doubt remained a* to Imw u til he There was understood lu he der that would forbid General uml five abreast to bring to tha appropriated for this year but was limlnaiy plans near completion, day ultimatum Friday to honor Pierre Salinger said. wuuhi recover us# of his paralyz­ some concern over how well Die Electric Co. to fix prices or com­ Th* communique said the pur­ public'* eye their demands for aw • • • not spent. ■ill agreement to return Katanga ed right side and his ability to liead of tho Kennedy family would mit othci anti-trust violations in to thr Congo or face renewed pose of tha contact* on Berlin average $857 a year salary boost. x — —— — — Look for the new chain of Itiksha speak. recover because in can-* of this handling any of it* produrts. They currenty average $5,900 anwould b* "to ascertain whether a lighting. f Inn Restaurants (one going up Tbit Information was covryed sort, the longer It takes to regain reasonable basis fur negotiation* now, 35 more to come) to set up to newsmen here Friday by per­ powers affected by tiie stroke, the Dually, can he found." Approximately 500 o f th# cltyls offices in the beautiful Kirk Plaza sons in a position to know the less complete will be the recov­ Kennedy and Macmillan, in a 1,300 firemen tepoiUd for picket Building. medical facts but who durlincd to ery. PUEBLO, Calif. (U P D -U , S. discussion o f the Congo crisis, said be identified or quoted. Page 5 Bridge § • » « POINT ARGUELLO, Calif. In this type ot rase, it was ex­ line duty. They walked in ahifta, Beryllium Corp, hal doubled it* Classified ........ Pare h t n fU P lt—An Air Force satellite— Okay, who was the wise guy that Earlier, Richard Cardinal Cush­ plained. if the patient respond* tn carrying signs and distributing Badger Flail. Colorado holdings th* meeting hetwrrn Katanga Comics ___ _ Page 7 po .-ibly either a Midaa or Ramos put that sign on City Hall—"Will through the purchase of 79 new President Mots# Tshomh# and Con. ing of Button, a close old friend 34 or 48 hours, it ia expected he handbill* to passerby. Jerry Sihcirer, dressed np tn w Deur Abby ___ _ Page 5 "sky spy'* — was auceessfutly be closed Tuesday until 1:30 beryllium claim* comprising two go Premier Cyril!* Adoula was of the 73-year-old patient, (old will fully regain use of his limb* Editorial ____ ____ _ Page 6 launched Friday from thia Paci­ a. m.T** and a half aquart mile* nears Its “ an encouraging first step" and newsmen after two 10 minute and faculties. But Kennedy ha* flr#-«iu(in# red Santa Claus out­ • • • Entertainment Pag* 5 boomer mine operations. The area expressed hop# it would lead to visita with him that Kennedy had gone more than 72 hour* without fit compMW with whit* whiskers, fic missile base. Pusxle Merry Christmas and Happy ____ Tag* » ia considered to he the moat prom­ further progress between tha two managed to say several word*. significant response ms far aa hia admitted ha felt mor# at homo The aateliite shot ekyward atop Society . ..... Pag# 4 A 6 ising beryllium mining area ia the parti#* in "that troubled land." Hospital phyaieians were ekeptical paralysis and speech inability arc behind th# wheel of the pumper an Atlas rocket at about 2:30 p. m. New Year , . , Sea ye, next year They said it was o f the great­ about thi* and aa far ai official concerned. he drives for No. M fire h o y * . Sports _ . . ... _____ Page 7 U. S. . . . (I hope). .jfS T . JISJLVA... K . Hearings On ,4 - ♦d* c io ° 'Raging' Storms Trap Children Jn Classrooms Yule Travelers Jam Highway, Planes, Trains U. S. W arned By Red Chinese: ' Don't Play W ith Fire' Order Shelved Engineers Okay Blacklist Confirmed Mixing Suit Board Ordered ‘Marxist-Lininist’ Signs Pact Crack U. S. Troops Carry Out Operation Pact Reached Kennedy, Macmillan Reach Agreement U. S., British O K Nuclear Tests •Kennedy To Ask Big Defense Boost Out For Job To Build Plant Doctors1 Confident' Jo e Kennedy W ill S u rv iv e Even ‘Santa’ G els Into This Picket Line Ultimatum * AF Launch *A ‘Success* Herald Index Double Holdings aHMBfttM 0 mm �4/ re s E 5 r W u o Y Every £ a b b W o rsh ip G o d . In . H is H o ly S a n Calendar And Directory Calendar And Directory Of Churches O f Churches Lutheran Other Churehea John M. Scholar ___ Paatar hun.lu) r'rliuul WHO ■ m I Uoralns Worihlp 11.41 a. no .•■votilnt V. ur* . ip T:0I| p m. Wad. Prayar Sirriaa TiM p. a* ASECBSliajr LCTHF.RA* CHCECK S l m .f l I r u l U t k a Mama — F .r » Park C. R. S a h n d ir----- ------- pallor Suaday Sihail t i l l *• m. Adult Slhla Claw — l i t ! A m. Dlalaa Sarvlaa 11:44 a. at. PISBOREST AtPHWEUY SF M S CETTECM Cor. >7rk nnO Elan ■ a a snow ............. - Pnaur MUhday School t i l l a m. Morning Warship 14:14 a m. Hvonlng Worship .... T:lo p. nu WoA F u ror Pamon l : S y a . ST . HAVE* PIIIMITItE BAPTIST CIIURCN Silk SI. aad Chaco A n . Hubert S m i t h __ . . . . .. . . Paitor Mornlna Worihlp 11:14 p. in. (P in t Sunday) Loaning Worit.lp TitS p. m. iprieidlns Saturday) Eronlng Worihlp _ . Till p. a . (Third Sunday) FIEPT METHODIST CMUROM 41* Fork Arc. John A d a m s ------------------ Pastor Morning Worahlp — 1:44 »- m. Sunday Sehaol — 1:44 a. m. Mamina Worship 11:41 a. m. MTP Mlatlngs — T:14 p- m. Mnlerme J1at». San lor' Branlog Warship _ Til* p- m. TIIH AT.LUirrM rtll'RCN Christian A Mlsalsnnry Alllaaro Park Aso. and Htk ni. a C. Doan „ ■ PnoUr Duodny d'hool . 1:41 n. m. Morning Worship l l t l t a s^ Droning Uirvlco J:0'i i> uW A.Y.F. Youth Sorrlco 4:44 p.m. Wod. Proyor korrtoo Ire# p. m. r m m s t h o d u t cm lrcr aaa w . gth at. Clyde D o l l a r -------------Partor kun.Ur School • :!) a. to. Morning Wsrohp 14t44 a. m. ruv —. Tina p. m. Hronlng Warship — T:44 p. m. Wod. Prayar aorrtaa Till p. m. PLBkT CHUECH OF CBEIPT • CIBBTUT Baptist Baptist r m iT i t r r u r ch lr ch SIS Park Aroooo W. P. Brook*. Jr. - Pallor F. B. Plihtr — Arto. Pallor Horrln* Worship — 1:41 a. in. Sunday School . . . . . 4:44 *- m. Morning Worihlp It:## a m. Training Union — dill p- «*• Kronlng Worihlp - 1:4* p. m. Wad. Priyor 8or»ito 1:11 p. "• w K TR r.nnriR i.n BAPTIST M ission oil on inu on i'*n*l my Rd Methodist CENTRAL BAPTIST CHI BUM Car. tdlk SI. B «a k A**. Sail S m i t h ----------- — Biiadaj School . ■■ t i l l a- m. Moraine Worihlp 111** a. m. Tralalns Union d ill p. m. Kronlng Worihlp — 1:1* p. m WoA Froyor Sirriaa t il* P-m- Catholic PIRBCRKsr BAPTIST ALL SOCLS CATHOLIC CHURCH CHURCH p«| W , Oaara Road Oak Ara. nl nth SI. Donald Oravanmlir — Paatar Hlohard Lyons Early Sir r id -----a. in. Sunday Maoooi Sunday School _ 1:11 a. m. Mornlnn Worihlp lt:d* a. m. Tralalns Union d:4l p. m. Evening Worihlp —. A m. Dally Mots Wad. Fra>ir Service l « p. ra. l u K T H o m ir cm C ROM church e r «ou Oltrao II righto Frontk Aso. nnd Mad BA Hugh Booth ------ -— Paotor Harold D. Boatwright Pastor Sunday H«hoal — 1:44 »• m. Sunday School 1:41 a m. Morning Worship Uses a. m. Morning Worship 11:N a m. MTF ________ — 4: 40 p. m. Erangollst Sorrlco T:N p. m. WoA Prayar Sorvlea 7:14 p. m. Laka Mary Fr. William Trntkar Mata ______________ liM a R. Mata — .................. l i o n . Mata ,......... i ......... — Maan Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CRCROH ISty a. Santa*! Asa. Jamal H. Harnatt ____ Paatar Suaday Bohoal — lidt a m. FOSTER OMAPRL METHODIST CHURCH Sunday S e h o o l----- - Ii4» Morning Worahlp t ill* Ersnlag Worihlp _ 1:4* Prayor lorrloo Till CHCLCOTA PIBST BAPTIST CtMCRCM Hernias Worahlp 11:1* p. m. o. O. iwog f o r t y ------ Paatar Sunday Sohaal U iM a. m Moral Of Worship lit*# A m. C O N O R B O A T IO N A L Training Union _ f i l l p. m. C H B Ih T IA R CH U RCH Ersntns Barrios _ TUI p. m. T h a U nited C h n n b a f CkHat Wad. Prayar Santas Tilt p. bl b a p t is t HORROR Jootph E. Staok ______ Paatar Bible S o h a a l------ t i l l a. m. Morning Worship It:SS n. m. Pilgrim Fallawaklp Till p. m. PAOLA WRBLBTAE METHODIST CHURCH • Milan Waal on Rt. 4S William Luts ------------- Pastor Sunday Sohaal — 4:44 a. m. Mornlna WorohlS 14:41 a. m. Waal ayan Tantk — 4i4t p. m. Eronlng Worship ^ Till p. m. Woe. Prnyar Barrios Till p. m. Church 0('Christ. church roa BiUaa mat at SaaTard rint SI. rlnht nt Maaroa Htr. Marls WSaia — , Pastor Suaday Sthsol Bill a. m. Morntns Worahlp UtSS a. m. Training Uni an — d ill p. m. l.rtnm a Worahlp — A «■ Wad. Prnyar Sarrloa Til* A PIBST BAPTIST CHUBOH IIP OVIHUO Inch T. Urynat --------- Paatar uunday School ...— S:4l *■ rn. Maralns Warship U iM A m. Training Union — 1:14 A m Hanning Sorrla* _ T:M r m. WnA Prayar Sarrloa Till p. m. UARLAWB HAPTIIT UKAPML W . nai a am a t jl. u Uulaa _ — —... Pnator Suaday Bahaol ™ IHI a. m. Suaday Worahlp - lliua a. m Tralalns Union _ d ill p. m. Evanlan Worthlp — Tilt p m. Wad. Worship P- *»• PHAIRIR CARR BAPTIST CML HIM Midga ltd. Para Park W. Laonard Joatt — - l*a»toi Sunday School — — 1:1* a m. Mornlna Worahlp Hits a ni Tralnlns L'olati — *:la P m. Kronlng Worthlp Till p m. Wadattday Prayar TUI p. m. FAI1M MOLT CROIB EPI100PAL CJdUBOH park Art. nl dtk SI. John W. Thomas _ _ itaator John Orlltlih _____ — Curate Holy Kuoharltt _ Till a. Family Sartlca— Church Brhool _ 1:11 a. Morning Prayar— Sam oa . — 11:11 a. Inir.inaai at Paean.a S atu rd ay------------ 1*1 ill p. m. ALL IAIBTS RPISBBPAL CHURCH Batarprtaa • DtBary Fr. Paul hhulla Patlor lloly Communion Sunday ------li l t n. m. Marnlag Pr«)tr— •armon ......... 11:11 a. m. Holy Communism— lai Sunday sach mtalh It a.m. CHUinr L'HUBCH Lang t«and Haul a* Jarvla 111 — Vicar Haly Musharlat - Till a. m. Sunday SuIio.il ■— 1:41 a. m. tat, Ira. tih. Sun. . 10 a. m. Morning Prayar. Intf. tlh Sun ----------- -------- . . ... l i l t a. n Nuriiry Utrvlca AvaUabls CASSELBERRY COMHUNITY METHODIST m w f lf -e s ai Ptaor s m « * R Bor. Onoar Paala ------ Paatar Sunday Sahas) _ li 44 a. m. Maralns WMthlp l i l t a. m. Morning Worahlp 1144 a. m. Kroatng Sarriaa f :f * p. m. W as Prnyar Port for Till pm. This Page Is Paid For By Firms Who Want, As Their Only Return, To See More People Going To Church. Wilson-Eichelhergtr Mortuary lOlh and llagaolla The American Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. M . R. Htrieklnad Bunita 1. Wilton and Staff ProgrcHHive Printing Co. Slate Farm Insurants Compant i Irving I. Pryor and HUff J. M. CnmtroB and Staff Slsnslrom Realty C. L. Roblnaun and Em ploy ran Itrrb HltntI row and HUff tuthsran MAPI la l' M illio n M l UUaa Bd. bUOIJ IIIKPHERU Csaaolhorry LUTIICItAh CHIRCU U.C.L.A Wllttad Utiouo _ Patlor USIt Orlnada Ur. IIT'S'dl Sunday S c h o o l----- li lt a. m. Crntti Uutlok Jl I'Oilor Moralni Worthlp id ill a m. Cnurch Sonaol — l i l t a. m Thura. Hlkta Study t : l l p. m. pddteri Clan til* a. m. A Slhla Toothing Caatar Marring Wanlilp lo .ll a m. H*ly Communion Iflll i U ral Muriday aach mtatb. a l i a won no S A p rih t CHURCH S I. CUKE'S LCIUCUAA awti U. Hatnat ------ Paalor a lu la <Aaar Orladol linday School — — lit * A- m. Paatar taralag Wsrthlp — d ill p m. Stapnin *1 Tuny _ . ranlag Warlhlp „ *.*• a at. Maratng Aorahlp - 1:11 S m. Suaday dchaal _ l.io a. a. HU Prayar sarttta T.lt p m. t u r n s om laauu LUTMKRAk CHURCH OF BAPTIST CHAPBI. THE EMHEEHER IPS R< Fatrfaa Ata. IM W. B*tb Flora fk atw ------- - V. K. M a n a r t Msrhan w Oarray _ rggiay Suaday Paatar Ran Jabs Isci g. m. rba can* Early Sarriaa _ Suaday Sohaal _ Stll a. m Bandar Sahas) t:4* aAdult Ulkla elate .. t il* a m. Aguiar Worahlp It.'CS a Worahlp Utrvlca - 10:11 a- sc THE SALTATION A R M ! ltd E. goooad ■(. ■undnyi Sunday School t*i»« a. m. MoUasm Mooting Tirfa a m. Strait M ooting __ I no p. n . TPL -- ---------------- TiM a m. Oalrntlon Mooting t i l l p a^ SANFORD SEVRNTH.DAT ADYRNTTST CHURCH ■oronth at. and Rim A m . 0. W . Uonch — . . . motor ______ CHURCH ■abbntn Bohool ____ lit* p m. OP TRH .TAB4REKE Saturday W . Bad PS. and Bants Arr. Morales Warship ll ;M a m. Paul M le k t r _________ I'attor Wad. Prnyar Sarriaa Tit* a sa Bandar Bnhaal ------ 1:41 a R Morning Worahlp tl:44 a m. HTPB . 4iP4p.m. CHURCH OP M S M.T.p.n. a M.J.B.__ I p. m. ■ r PROPRRCT Osapal S*rr!eo T p . S k . Rabart U ■tr le klm d P tits^ Sunday School ____ 4:44 U S B HART Morning Warship tlisa OH DRUM oF TIIH NAHARHJUH _____ HrdngaUatla S a mi m Tils a m. _____________ Woman's Mltolsanry Till a m. 8 U Drawlr --------- raator Teung Ptoploa Sunday Sahoal ------ Sits a m. Sunday Sarrloa — dill p. m. Marnlag Warship ltia« a pl Christian Sarriaa _ dill p. m. e s ite e tA c tssv m r Evoalna Worahlp _ TilO p. m, CHURCH Wad. Prayar Sarriaa Tilt p. sa Don F. Wool — Pastor Chnrah Sahsal _ I t U i a m. PRRB PARK Church 11:44 a a CHURCH OP THE U ir.iRRRR Youth Christian O'Brlon Road Follow ahlp ----------- f i l l a ms One Blosk all IT^S Eronlng Worchtp 1:1* a sa. H. A. Wilson , ■. Mlnlatar WoA Sorrloo _ _ _ Tide a m Bundor S r h o o l------Bilk a WoA Jr. TCP ir ll p. *■ worahlp - litre a m. Communion N'.T.f.B. ---- --------------4:44 p. m. first S u n d ay ____n :*4 a m. Braagollotts Sorrlss Tttf p. an. Board Mooting proytr Mooting Wod. Till pm. Ind Sunday ------ -- l:»a a ■*• WCP, lad Tuoodsy 1:1# a m- Prsebytorloa Clark Plumbing * Hsating Co. Stins Machine 4 Supply Co. Mnnagamnnt 4 Employees Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Management and Employaaa Mr. and Mra. l.aVsra Clark Zeuli 4 Hone, Contractors Patrick, Phillip and Jaka IsaH Holler Motor Sales Co. Emmett Farrell 4 Staff Mr. snd Mrs. L. P. Garner m. Wibton-Maier Furniturs Co. Mr. and Mr*. At Wilson J. C. Psnnty Company CO AUlt Eli ATI Oh N h lll IlHAUL Friday Ctaalng UaivUa I . PIRAT PEKTECOtTAL c u t IICH UP LORUWOOD 1 R. Hath Omni _ motor Mundny fcliool „ Ic:IO o. m. Morning Warship tl a m. Eronlng Korvlcs — I:0u p. re. WoA Prnyar norrloo T:M p an Nosarene Echols Bedding Company JSBlkll S)IIUgOgUd m. m. m. as. THU lA T riM D ORACH METHODIST CHURCH CONURBOATION OF R l . at Woodlnsd Ara. JRMOVAM’g WITSESSRg W . Thomas Parson Jr. Pastor last w. ut at. Sunday Sohaal _ _ _ t il l a. m. Sunday Wntehiawar Marnlag Warship It i ll a. m. Study . . . ____ 1:4* p MTP ------------ ---------- 1:1* p. m . Wod. Ulbls Study _ 7:40 p. Friday dorr loo ....... T:44 CHURCH OP OHRIST IBM s. Park Aro. William B o o k --------- Hlnltlar Ulkla Sohaal 14:44 a m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Worship It is# a. m. OP 41HNMYA Krtnlng Wnrohtp — t i l l a m. Jnak U ' ■ towort _ ^ ™ . Paatar Wad. Ulkla Study. _ T ill p. m. ■ undny Bohool MiJJ *• ■ Morning Wnrnhlp lliW a m Trnlnlns Union ------ TiSS p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST E n n ln s Barrios _ A "• Oanovn W i i Prayar Santas T ill p- m. Ralph Brawar Jr. Erantallat Ulkla S a b o a l------tdili a. m. Marnlag Worahlp 11 HI a. m. PIBST BAPTIST CHURCH Eronlng Warship _ Till p. m. U K S MART Wad. Prayar Sarrloa Till p. m. Ralph K- Taylor Paatar Bandar Sahsal — Tl** A » Mornlna Worahlp III** a m CHUBOH OP CHR1IT Training Union — Ill* p. m Paata Uronlns Worahlp .... Tils p m Earn Duncan ........... Mlnlttar W oA Prnyar Sarrloa Till A **• Maralns Worahlp 11 ltd a. Ertnlng Worahlp .— dill p m. Thura. Blbl. Stndy t i l l p. m. PIBST BAPTIST CHUBOH OP LONUWOOI) c m u r n o p cH R iar Cor. Chnrah 4h Croat Bu. lonuwuod H u n I* P o w a ll------ Pnator unday School ------1)41 a. Moraing Worship tails a. Evening Worihlp __ Tilt p lornlns Worahlp lis t ! A raining Union _ t i l l P m. ironlnf Worahlp — Till p. in. Tod. Prnyar Sarrloa Till p. n . Episcopal LAMB a. a. p. P- CMURCR OF JB1UB CD RIOT OP LATTER DAT BAIRTP M U Park Aro. J. O. Brooks __ Sm ash Paatar l'rlosthood Moating 4104 a n a Sunday School _ i t i l i a v Rotrnmont Moating f :* t p sa. im h o P a r k A r a . a t Path a a BI.DER SPB1NOP BAPTIST CHURCH . H. orlfftn - ----- Pnator nnday Sahas) ------ t i l l *• larnlns Worahlp 111** a. 'raining Unltn — dll* Prantns Worihlp TUI A m. . -Prnyar r --------------rad. Son — Iis glM * a . dorsad ■«. ebrarbeb CRURCH af hATIVITr W R IT SIDB MISSIOKART BAPTIST At* a. Rally Asa. sal collr — .— P a iu r j sn d iy schoii — mss Mornlna Worship UtSS a. m. Blbla S t u d y --------- fid* P- m. Eranlnp Worahlp — Tilt A m. V a l Prayar Santas Tits P- ■40 ■ undny Sahsal _ _ U iM a m. Hundoy Uerrlrs „ tl:tu n. m. Wodnosdny Sarrloa 4:44 p. m. Itoadlng lloom Upon T uoa and ThurA lito .m a pm. T h s H its T h e a t r e Bill Letslace 4 Emplajaaa Hunford Manufacturing Co. Management and Empluyan EtheH’s Grocery Nr. sad Mra. Lsster Ktkng Gregory Lumbar Company Air. end Mra. R. k. Gragery Sanford Electric Company E. H. MeAleiandrr 4 Employees lYTMMIa k Smitty’s Snappin' Turtle Alth Smith 4 HUff Sanford Atlantic National Dank Food Fair Stores, Inc. Kutort J. tUum»n Jt Staff tiaorga Ball*) 4 Employees Southern Natural Goa Jobs Dunn 4 B u ff Hurt Revels, Inc. Gen. Coatractort P. Unrtun Karol*. Jr. 4 Klcbnrd Kilters, Jr. Hill Lumber & Hard wars Co. Jimmy Crappa 4 Emplojccs PRBIBV TRRIAB CHURCH Bo m High Banka B A . DaBnrp A. *J Summora _ _ .. Pastor Suaday Sehaol — Ilia a bl Mornlsg Warahlg l l :» l a a*. COHMUSITT Mae’s Oil Company B. C . Karprr, Sr. and E. C. Udrprr, Jr. PIRPT FMBOBYTRRTAB CHURCH OsE Ars. MU Third I t (Iroror Siwoll Jr, ,„w Putor Thomas 1L Ms kin _ AwtaUnt Morning Worship _ lilt a m. Sunday Sahsal — l i t ! a m. gooalan Mdailng _ l u l l o oi. Morning Warship n id i a sa Plonasr Fellowship f:*H) p. m. Paalar Falloorshlp . I N p a H oning Worship „ Ills p. m. Wod. Prayar Sarriaa m i p. m. Jamaa Shell Service Station Virginia and Charing M. Jamaa I'H r Uks Harp John H 4'lllr» Poster Sunday Sohaal _ 11:1! a m. Homing Worship lliar a- m. Jaalor High Wootmialator Fellowship «:1« |i m. Senior H is* Has Unto later Falls n ship _ _ _ H U g, h . APSSTOLU) UNITRE CHURCH Wilbur B. Ring ___ Pnator SMS S. B uford A rs. Sunday School — 10:10 a m., Munday Worship 11:01 a ml llvan gollstla ----- T:4t a mT uoa Slhla s u r y __ Isis a m. Thura. Tauas Poapla T ill pat. fentruostal Negro Churches r o M O h ii BAPTIST HiaatoEART CHURCH *■. *• WUIIama . paatar ■undny Sohaal _ liM a a Marnlag Worship H tl* a m. FlraL ThlrA Fourth I undays j Droning Worship _ 111* a m.’ First Third Snndays FIRdT H U M HAPTTST CHURCH IIM W . tOOh SA J. R. Marshall _ m alar •undny S c h o o l____t u a m. Morning Worship 11:M A m. Rtonlng Worahlp _ l;4» p m. Tuaadny Prayar — M S a bl StOh HOPH \ CIIURCH Tin U (ss«a A t* . UPSALk COHMCAfTT J. L Brooks ------------ Paatar PREdSYTBMIAB CHURCH Church Sehool _ _ l i l t a m. Jottp W I'lllrj i'4,,i>r Morning Warship H it* a m. Marklkg Warahlg . i . n a ba Kroatng Woromp Tilt p m nunday nuhuol :*:«» n.- m. T uoa Prayar Sarriaa Till p m. WootnklaUter Pdltawahlg nsoloro 7:10 p. m ■ V. JOHN MMTEOPRLIYAI aapT iar c h u rch rukkl P ill.o n t I L R U I p m L’ypraoa aA CHURCH H. S. RhUshUril ____ Chunk Sohaal _ IAS a Morning Warship 11:00 a Ptindsv *• hnnl l t d . m Kooning Worship _ 1:44 A Morning Wortklp l l : 4t a m W *.) uii.Is Kludy _ T p • r m u s s r sa., �fftf* •attfnrb S rra lh Rev. Grover Sewell Sat Dee. 23. 1961 — Fnge 3 r A Season "i 'Of Remembrance Rtft.il Variety O f Y u le Programs Set For Area Churches Many of the churches and houses and gioup choral presentations of worship in Sanford and lur. \‘•“ ring the four-day holiday weekend in observance o f the birth of rounding area have announced Christ. plana fur special religioua services At Christmas Eve Dili year falls on a Sunday, a large portion of the Christmas caroling to gatherings pie-Christmas Day religious events observing the midnight arrival of will occur in place of regularly Dec. 25lh. scheduled Sunday services. These Tha First Pieshytenan Church will vary from early evening will have special Christmas music j at its early 8:45 a. m. service and at its regular 11:00 church wor­ ship. Student Night will be pre­ sented Christmas Kve at 7:30 with returning college student* taking integral parta in the service. Chrittmat i* largely a season will thank God for memories that of remembrance. Molt of us ap­ come to us at the Christmas Sea­ proach this lime with many mem­ son. We will be thankful for an ories of past Christmases. The occasion so wonderful that makes beauty of the Christmas tree, the us pause in the midst of our fragrance of the fruit rakes, and frantic hurry and look back to the newness of presents, all carry see Truth Divine. u« hack to other years. Few fail • to think of a cherished memory as they sit around on Christmas morning watching children at play, or thinking of another Christmas when this was true. It is a time of mixed emotions.: There is happiness in so many of our hearts, and yet there is a strange tinge of sadness. Still Christmas is wonderful and its t Girls of Scout Troop 338 met wonder has been demonstrated in from 10 a m. until 4 p.m. on Dec. • it becoming the most unit c o a l 19 for a combined workshop and festival on our calendar. It is holiday party al the home of their not only Americans who fall un­ leader, Mrs. Nance Russell of der its charm and beauty, hut al­ Fern l’ ark. so around Use world the belli of The making of Christmas deco­ Christman ring, children's voices rations and tree favors lor the laugh, and all ages sing. Winter Park Hospital filled the How good It is to have such{ workshop hours and at noon the a time of remembrance, but let girls enjoyed a nosebag lunch with us ask ourselves if the spirit of Mrs. Itusscil providing liic fruit ^ • e lfish gratification is likely to drink. ® outweigh the real significance of Follow mg lunch the Christmas the occasion. fun began with an exchange of When we turn back the clock of gifts and the party, with refresh­ time, wc remember that the ments o f ice cream and cookies, Christmas season if very dcfin.te- added the final touch. iy a Christian occasion. As we Those attending were Doris HOLIDAY WREATHS ANII WALL SWAGS in nil size*, tleaigna nntl remember our history, wc find Aikcns, narbara Andrews, Cathy mntprlalrt were featured by members of the Hear Lake Gnrdcn Circle for that twenty centuries ago Christ­ Carlisle, Karen Cass, Mclcnda Christman Tree Lane, annual project of the Orlando Garden Club. Moot ianity began to turn a secular Casselberry, Sheila Chambers, unusual and a best seller among the wreaths were those made from var­ world into a world where God is Willa Hcidcman, Mary Jo ltuibcrt, ieties of macaroni and spaghetti with the finished product sprayed in gold ^recognised as King. Since this is Leslie Komisar, Linda Ledford, or silver. (Herald Photo) * tr u c we find that there are many Suzanne Miller, Donna Nocll, wonderful mcmoriea that make Hccky Totten, Cheryl Watters and Christmas a time of magnlficant Susan Webber. thoughts and deeds. Those unable to attend were We remember that Christmas Uonnie Lee Hall, Karen Kris and is the time of giving. Our Christ-j Susan Hoo'cn. mas gifts reflect the spirit of the The men, with wives and friends established and are well on the way The Sanford Civitan Club, under A-sisting Mrs. Itusscil with the giving of God as it so beautifully days activities was Mrs. Hope I the direction o f President John as guest*, dined on a sumptuous to being one of the best In the dis­ expressed in John 3:16, "F or God Bennett whose artistic talent was Hrumlcy, Thursday night heard turkey dinner at the Capri, and trict. He reminded the group o f the so loved the world, that He gave especially helpful for the work­ reports of the years activities, with later Santa Claus, laughing with A l l i s only begotten Son, that whoso­ shop. remarks from LI. Gov. George Mc­ glre, and full of good cheer, ranie hidden meanings of Christmas, ever believeth in Him should not Lain, and inducted seven of eight hounding in to bring gifts to ail when the emotions rule the heart. Ho suggested that everyone keep perish, but have everlasting life." now members into their organiza­ good Civitans. There it no other time when the tion. The candlelight c e r e m o n i e s a record of the costa o f gifts and spirit of giving is so pronounced which weic held were solemn and decorations and give a percentage as in this season. impressive, as President Hiunilry of that amount to their church or We remember that Christmas is lit three candlrs on the altar. They charity. Following the dinner, the group a time of beauty. The shining were the candle* of fellowship, facet of loved ones is perhaps the knowledge and service. The new enjoyed dancing to the music of WASHINGTON (UPI) — Formost supremely beautiful physical members were given framed pla­ Pete Hukur'a orchestra. elgn aid and U. S. contributions to sight that we see at Christmas. ques on which was inscribed the the Uniltrd Nations faced growing § f Hut so many tilings arc beautiful. Civjlazi need, uial a lapel pin, congressional opposition today be­ Six-rce Grimes o f Sarasota — Tlie beauty of the world seem* to which they- were instructed to wear cause of the Congo fighting and Miss Florida of 1961— was a will­ make itself known. For some tills proudly. New members are Duke India's invasion of Gua. ing victim whrn a stage couch is expressed by snow-covered hi Schaulbert, Merle Hustings, flill Hep. Walter II. Judd, It Minn., holdup was staged at Wondcrwest, hills and valleys, for others it is a senior member of the House Florida's newest attraction at In­ Klinefelter, Tom Price, Mai Manfie, expressed by the beauty of Mow­ Herb McKenzie and James Kidd. Foreign Affairs Committee, joined dian River City. ers that wc find in Florida and I.t. Gov. McLain congratulated DALLAS, Tex. (U PI)-K dw tn A. a swelling chorus of GOP protests Wondcrwcst is a part of Flor­ that exist in the land in which against U. S. support for the UN ida Wonderland, multi-million dol­ the club on their fine teports and Walker, who gava up an Army Jesus was born. There is beauty said that he knew lime much hard general's stars and retirement attack on Katanga Province. lar amusement center, largest of of music at Christmas time. What Rep. Wayne L. Hays, D-Ohio, its kind in the eastern United work had gone into the many ac­ pay to speak tils mind, laid re­ is more beautiful and magnlficant another member ul the foreign af­ States. Dodge City lias been re­ complishments of the group. He cently American youth hai been • than the inspiring music of Han­ fairs group, also protested Lie created, with all its old West said that the Sanlurd Club contin­ infiltrated by the enemy, its gov­ del's "M essiah?" What could Congo action, in addition, he op­ atmosplicrc, including hank mb ues Uie fine record that they have ernment follow* one wrong de­ warm our hearts more than the cision with another, and newt posed any appropriation to pur­ hcrics and life-like gun battles i •imply beauty of "Silent Night?" media mislead the people. chase some of the $200 million in in a completely autiicntic setting. The beauty of Christmas should In his first public address since bonds the United Nations will is­ Florida Wonderland also embraces take ua back to the beauty of be resigned as a major general in sue to try to bail itself out of Wonderglades, the Indian Village God'a Gift In His Son, Jesus October, Walker attacked large debt. add Animaland. it is open seven Officer* of DeHary'a St. Ann sections of the press, radio and Christ. Never was One so beautiful "Anybody who buys these bonds days a week. Catholic Guild were installed fol : television, the State Department, as He who came to a lost world ought to have his head exam­ lowing an 11 a. m. Communion and particularly Sen. William Fulto direct and redeem it. ined," Hays said. Breakfast at the Chimney Cor-1bright, D-Ark., for a memoran­ There will' be limes during Uic nrrt Restaurant last Sunday. M Christmas season, when many dum on "right-wing radicalism" Those taking office include1In the military. people who have so many bless­ ed memories will want to slop and SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. (UPI) Marie Dungon, president, llarel He laid President Truman, Ei­ —Former President Eisenhower Kries, vire president; F.dna Reil senhower and Kennedy made a say. “ Well, what is the best o( a ll?" That memory should be A Candlelight Christians Kve and his wife arrived here today ly, treasurer: Madeline Matheson succession of decisions which that the central truth of Christmas service has been scheduled for 7:30 to begin a dry, warm Christmas secretary and Uabs Reilly, his­ "have cost us our sovereignty and is Christ and not man. Yes, this p. m. at the Drllary Community on the southern California desert, torian. our security." Mrs. John T. Hew ill donated a and he indicated he would remain memory will give real meaning Methodist Church. Walker, who has disavowed any red felt altar cloth in memory intention of becoming a "princi­ to Christmas. It will give direc­ Rev. Damon Scott, pastor of the quite a while. of her parents to the new church The Eisenhower party, occupy­ tion to our faith and our way of church wrho will narrate the pal spokesman" for the John - life. As these two great basics Chriatmaa Story to a musical back- ing two special cart at the rear at Dee. I services. Uirch Society or any other group, Christmas Eve Midnight Mass gave no indication that he has po­ • are provided for in Him, w« will giound by the choir, remind* that of the Santa Fe Supercluef, planhe celebrated at St. Anna litical ambition*. become awakened to the truth lha acrvica is open to all persona Church. importance of Christmaa tad we wishing to attend. Girl Scout Troop Meets With Leader In All-Day Session Civitans Induct New Members At Yule Meet Foreign Aid Protest Grows Way Out West In Florida! Youth Infiltrated By Enemy—Walker DcBary Guild Officers Installed Christmas Eve Service Planned Eisenhowers Go West For Yule Junta Hangs Five Rhee Supporters SEOUL. Korea (UPI) The South Korean military junta hanged five more supporters of former President Syngman Rhee today. The five were condemned by revolutionary courts and refused clemency by Gen. Park Chung Hee, South Korran strongman and head of the Junta. Executed were Owl In Kyu. home minister under Rhee; Kwak Yung Joo. Rliee'a former body­ guard; ( ho Yong Soo, publisher of the defunct newspaper Mlnjok llbo: Lim Wah Soo, ex-hoodlum ind Choi Back Keum, a politician. U. S. Action On Red Leaders Seen PICTURED A HOVE ara mem Lera ol the Church of the Nativity Fund Committee in Lakt Mary. They are left to rifht M a t e d : Dr. J. Foley, Rav. William J. Trainor. pastor, Ben Scott and Joseph Hopkins. Standing left to riubt are: John MacFvlmie, John Fitzpatrick and Tom I'uddcn. The Campaign Executive Committee met to formulate plans to raise as much of the 175,000 goal aa possible. The $75,000 objective is to cover the cost of the chtirrh construction, purchase of parish property and church furnishings WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e Juttic* Departmsnt may move against tha leaders of the U J. Communist party next month for failing to register as agent* of Run is. The deadline for resignation of the party's estimated 10,000 mem­ ber* passed last midnight with continued defiance from Uie Com­ munists, it was the last of Ihrcs deadlines— the first (oi regis­ tration o f the party lt»*lf, the sec­ ond for its leaders, and the third for tha membership. • • • Church will hold Midnight Mas* Christmaa Kve starting at 11:30. On Christmas Day two services will he held. The first Choral Eu­ charist with the Junior Choir will he held at 9:30 a. m. The second will he at 11 a. m. without music, • • • will be no scheduled Christmas servica. • • Sunday * The Church of the Natarene o f Lake Mary under the auspice* of the Reverend S. L. Drawdy wilt present on Christmas Eva a spe­ The Good Shepheid Lutheran cial Christmas program at I p, m. Church is observing the Hirth with with the singing of carols and hol­ its annual live presentation of the iday treats for the members o f tha Nativ ity by the Luther League, congicgation. • • • each evening from 7:30 until 9:20.* Th* Church of Christ will bar* A Midnight Candlelight Service will be held at 11 p. m. Christmas no s|>ecial religious observanr* on Eve. Holy Communion will be ob­ Christmas Eve hut will hold th* served al the Sunday morning regularly scheduled Sunday eve­ ning worship service at 7:30 p. m. service at 10:30 a. m. Ths text for the Sunday morning The Lutheran Church of the Re. message will he: "N o Room for dremrr, in addition to tha regular Christ", and will be delivered by Sunday service* at 9:15 and 11:30, Mr. William Reck. Tiie Nativity story w ill he a part of tlie Christmas Eve service at i the First Methodist Church at 7:301 p. m. with the Children's Depart-1 uient giving a pageant entitled. " 0 ' Holy Night." The 8:30 and 10:55 morning services will provide a Christmas message from tha Rev­ erend John Adams and Christmas • • • anthrnva which will he broadcast will hold a Christmas Eve Candle­ Sunday morning. 1h* Altamonte Springs St. Mary light Song Service at 11:30 p. m. • • • Magdalen Catholic Church will The Christmas morning worship Tha Grace Methodist Church present a carol servica at 11:25 service will be held at 10 a. m. will hold a special Christmas Eve p. in. Chiistmaa Kve as a prelude • • • Communion Service at 7:30 Sun­ The Congregational ChiUlinii to the Midnight Mass at 12 p. m. day evening. The choir will pieChurch will presents its annual For High Mass th* choir will sing sent a musical progiam in ths holiday observance under the di­ a religious selection by Vito Carspirit of Christmas. nevali. rection of the Reverend Joseph E. • • • » s « Stock with a Christmas Eve CanThe First Baptist Church will The Monroe Haptizt Church will difight Service al 7:30 Sunday have as a part of its regular Sun­ have a Chiistmaa program entitled night. A special Sunday morning day-evening worship service at Christmas message will be deliver­ "The Heart of Christmas." lh a 7:30 p. in. a Congregational Carol Christmas Eve piogram wilt begin ed to the congregation. Sing and a Christinas Eve mes­ at 7:30 p. m. and will b* directed • • • sage from the P.cvcrend W. P. The Community Presbyterian tiy Mr*. Lynn Giles. • • • Ilrooka Jr. Church o f Lake Mary will hold its • • • The Altamonte Springs Com­ Chiistmas Sunday morning wor­ The Elder Springs Baptist ship service at II a. m. with a se­ munity Chapel will present a . Church will present a special lection of sacred anthems. Tlie I Christinas Eva service at 7:30 Christmas Eve service at 7:46 Sun­ Reverend John Pilley will narrate p. m. l ha regular Sunday morning day evening. A Holiday pageant the story of the "Other Wit* Man" services will be held as uauaL • * • depicting the Christmas Story will liy Henry Van Dyke. l>* presented with a musical arTh* Christ Church Episcopal of * • • ■angement. ixnigwoud in observance o f Christ­ The Free Methodist Church will • • • hold a Christmas Eve Candlelight mas will hold a Choral Eucharistic Th* 1’inrcicsl Assembly will Service at 0 p. m. Sunday night. A Offertory at 11:30 p. m. Sunday picient a Friday evening gather­ variety o f different age groups night. The Christmas Day Mass ing to pieseiit gifts and fruit to will paiticipat* in depicting the will be held at10 a. nu • • * young children. Ths Reverend Carl Manger Scene, th# aignificance of llrumhack of Washington, I). C. The Chuluota C o m m u n i t y th* Chrlnstmas tree, and the mean­ will be live guest speaker at the ing o f Christmas with lighted Church will hold a special Christ­ Christmas Eve Service. mas Eve candlelight service which candles. • • • wilt ha conducted by th* young • • • The Pinrcrvsl Baptist Church Th* Church o f Jesus Christ of people o f the church at 7:30 p. m. under the direction of the RoyLatter Day Saints will present a Sunday night. trend Donald Gravenmlcr, pastor, special Christinas Eva song pro­ will hold • Candlelight Vesper gram by th* church choir. Scrip­ service at 0:30 Christmas Kve in ture readings and parta of the place of the regularly scheduled service will he taken by young peo­ Sunday night worship aervice. The ple. The speaker for the program servlet will ha conducted with * will he Bishop Brooks' son, the Christmas prayer and carol sing­ Rev. Janies (I. Brooks Jr. ing. • • • • * * Th* Baptist Church of Ixingwood will hold It* regular services Sun­ day morning at 11:00 a. m. with regular Sunday night aervice* at 7:30 p. m. A Christ mas Night prayer meeting will be held pre­ luding a two-week Revival begin­ ning two days after Chriatmai. Evangelist Pat Wcmherly will con­ duct th* revival until Jan. 7th. s • * Th# Seventh Day Adventist Church will presenta ptugram of Chiistmaa rarols at ita regular Saturday morning service at II a. m. The text for the Reverend C. IV. Reach's message will b* on the topic, "Christian Growth." There • ALL WOOLENS and BLENDS • Th* Central Baptist Church «f Sanford will present • Christmas Music Progiam at it* regularly scheduled morning worship service at II a. m. under the direction of W. L.Harmon,Musir Director. * • 51 to 60-inrhea Wide Regular $2.79 and 13.49 • High Matswill be held at ths All Souls Catholic Church at mid­ night Sunday, beginning with a procession of 30 altar boys tinging Silent Night a* they carry the in­ fant to th* crib wrhet* there will lie prayer* and a blessing. Songs will be sung by the Senior Choir including Adcste Fidelia under the direction of Myi. Francis Roumil. . Reduced To Wamsutta COTTONS ! . Th* Church of Nativity in Lake • Mary will hold Midnight Ma»s on < Christmas Eve with Father WII- i Hum Trainor. No midnight mas* i will b* held Christina* Day, hut [ there will be masses at H ami 11)' a. m. Confessionals will lie held oil •Saturday from 6:30 to 0:30 p- m. • • • HOW ^ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ^ HEALS WSFR kw 37 In 10-lnrhcn WASH A RLE Regular $1.49 ONE RACK OP Spring PRINTS 36 to I l-inchen WM« WASHABLE • Th* Holy Cross E p i s c o p a l mo Short Length* • The First Christian'Church will present a Christmas program on Thursday highlighted with caiol singing and a movie of the Christ- . maa Story. It will be held at the regular fellowship supper at 0:30. ‘ Christmas Eve will bring a Can­ dlelight service with the observ­ ance of Holy Communion at 7:36 p. m. Th* Christmaa worship will include sacred music by the adult and children choir*. * (or th* sakaef SEW AND SAVE The Altamonte Springs Baptist Church will present a Christmas program featuring the caroling of the combined choirs and • pantomine by the young people, Th* service will he held at 7:30 Sun­ day evening. A group will gu car­ oling Christmas Kve. * FA 2-9129 SUNDAY A. M. Regular 89c 8a»# H) hawing Quality Fabrics At L u sir Prlcis SHOP H W Y 17-92 NORTH OP MAITLAND IN FERN PARK . ■ ■ ■ ■ SEW AND SAVE ■ ■ ■ ■ �B * Tw elve Families Welcome Home Party Honors Sanford Cadet And Guests Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Galley wel­ comed their son. Cadet William E. Oalley, and guest Ale* Baetsman wllh a barbecue supper at their home, 2SM Laurel Avc. Both boys are students at the Citadel and Ale* accompanied Bill home for a visit. Assistant host and hosiest for the dsiiiiig were John Martin Ceresoli and Miss Joyce Hull. During the evening the guests enjoyed Christmas carols and singing by the Pahokee duet and organ numbers by John Ceresoli. Those present for the evening were Misses I.inda Tbrcatt, Louise Dodimead, Margie Petty, 'Diane Petty, Dorothy Cooper, Tonya Winn, Emma Jean Methvln, Jill West. John Cercsoli, Ronnie Wil­ lis, Riehsrd Jones, Jimmy John­ son, Jimmy Brookshire, Henry Morgan, Freeman Woodall, James Markham, all of Sanford. Out of town guesta Included Missel Shirley Levins and Ha Klnard of Pabokee, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Galley, Mr. and Mra. T. E. Galley, Rev. and Mra. Joe Rick­ ard, Rev. and Mra. W. C. Hol­ comb, Mra. Llndyan Galley, ell of Daytona Beach. Also from Dsytons Beach were Misses Yvonne Meadows, Joyce Hull, Tommy Waters and Wake Galley. Other guesta from Sanford were Itcv. and Mrs. R. L. Slrick- W elcomed T o Sanford Area A croup of newcomers were wel­ comed to the Sanford area just prior to the Christmas Season by land Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Welcome Wagon hostess, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Galley, Mrs. Bera Perkins and Virginia Pelroski. They include: Mr. and Mrs. L. Mrs. Martha Cercsoli. L. Webre and children, Dotty, De­ nise, Madeline, Melanie and Chip, from Milton, Fla.; Mr. and M n . Nonnle Ferry from Ocala. Mr. and Mrs. John Arms", from Brooklyn, N. Y .; Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Otty, from Ontario, Canada, and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Martin, from Hialeah. Families transferred here by the Navy were Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Austlne and aan, Richard, from Jacksonville; Mr. end Mrs. O. E. Miller, from Memphis, Tcnn.; Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bowyer and daughter, Diane, from Key West. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Jones and son, Tinker, from Virginia Beach, Va.; Mr, and Mrs. William H. dark , Denise, Cathey, Donald and Teresa, from Brunswick, Ga,; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Flynn, Cindy, Corrine and Shelly, from Pensa­ cola and Mr. and Mrs. George Osborne, Darrell snd Kenneth, from Davidsonvlile, R. I. Dinner-Dance Planned A t California Couple Enjoying Visit : In Central Florida s A cey-D ucey Club HOST AND HOSTESS, floated, John Ceresoli and Miss Joyce Hull nnd standing' from left, Miss 11a Klnard, o f Pahokee, Bill Galley, Miss Tonya Winn and Alex Bcatzman, at the party honoring Bill and Alex. (Herald Thoto) Final plana have been made for 'he dlner.danee, sponsored by the VAH-1 Enlisted Wives Club. It will be held Dec. 29 at the new enlarged Acey-Ducey Club at the Naval Air Station. Guesta will have a choice of turkey or ham with all the trim­ mings, served from 7 lo 8 p.m. Dsncing will bo enjoyed front 0 to 12 p.m. Tickets sre still availabla from Mrs. Kenneth Mueller, In Country Club Manor. The evening'o activities arc available to all VAH-1 Enlisted men, their wives and guests. : Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown are [ enjoying g visit with Mr, Brown’s > parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. ' Brown o f Hollydale, Calif. The guesta m lv e d last week l and will remain through Uie ; Christmas season. The two fam; llles hive been busy seeing all the '• Central Florida tourist attractions, ! some of which Is new to the San­ ford couple, who have lived here i for only the pest several months, i The Roy Browns held open house ; from 3 to 0 p.m. last Sunday at • their homo 203 South Yale Ave. ; so ell their frienda could meet ■ the California visitors. j Enroula to Sanford the couple celebrated their 50th wedding an­ niversary, Delta Air Lines found out about the important date snd ; gave a party for them on the • plane. Mr. Brown la a former alqct trie maintenance man and la now t retired. ; This will be a lengthy ceiobra• tion as another surprise awaited ! them. Before returning home they Mrs. Richard Brooke, a recent will fly lo Cleveland, Ohio, for a bride, was honored with ■ shower visit with their daughter‘ and her at the educational building of the : husband, Mr. end Mrs. John Tyc. Osteen Baptist Church recently, Mrs. Larry Hlrt and Miss Jean Master! were hostesses. Those attending were the lionorce, Miss Sylvia Brockc, Mrs. Roger Brooks, 3!ra. Don Slowell John WlmbUh and Mr. and 3fri. and daughter Maxine, Mrs. Joe Glenn WlmbUh Jr., and daugh­ German, Mrs. Richard Pickles, ter, Megan Leigh, will arrive thU Mrs. Larry Hlrt, Mrs. Joe M is­ Weekend from Plnevllle, La., to ters and daughter Jean, Mrs. Inis Spend the Christmas holidays Brooke, Mrs. Dan Brooke, Miss with their parents, Mr. and M n. Lily Hlrt, Mrs. Robert Hlrt, Mrs. Glenn Wimblsh Sr., at Uielr home John Helms. Mrs. Nolan OMcen. on Crystal Drive, Loch Arbor. Also, Mrs. nobert Williams, John Is a student and Glenn Is a member of the faculty at Louis­ 3!rs. Harry Osteen, Mrs. John Crfm, 3!rs. Charles Brown and iana College, In PlnavlUe. Mrs. Helm Lelnhart, worthy Mrs. Trammel Kilpatrick. New Arrivals Dec. 7 brought glad tidings to the M. Q. Ranch folks when ■ little girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Morris at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. This Is the first girl In the Morris family for many years. The young lady weighed S lbs. 11 oz. and has been named Carey Glsdyca for her two grand­ mothers, Mrs. Herman E. Morris and Mrs. L. F. Richards. She was welcomed home by an 18 month old brother, Little Ernie. Mrs. Morris Is the former Nancy Richards, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. L. F. Richards of Sanford. The paternal grandparents are 31r. and 31rs. Herman E. Morris, known to all their friends as the boiaman and bosalady. Mrs. Brooke Guest O f Honor A t Shower (p su u u o m d A mairon of Seminole Order ol Eastern Star, and Mrs. Essie Cole attended the banquet and meeting honoring .Mrs. Emma Lou Drown, worthy grand matron of the Slate Of Florida and John Nicholson, grind worthy patron, Tha meeting was held In Daytona Beach by Daytona Chapter No. 1. Capt. and Mrs, B. II. Williams Jr., are expected to arrive from tha Goldsboro Air Force Base, Goldsboro, N. C., Saturday, to spend the ChrUtmsi holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Wllllsmi. A family reunion will be held at the Williams home, tn Poinscltla Ave., Christmas Day. f A COMMITTEE OF STATION OFFICERS WIVES working on plana for a gala Now Years Eve party, sponsored by the NAS Officers Wives Club, enjoy a cup o f coffee at the home o f Mrs. R. G. Glotaon. From left arc the hostess, Mrs. Gleeson, Mra. Richard Fine, Mra. Robert E. Mooro and Mrs. Thomas J. Padden. (Herald Photo) DeBary Club Holds Christmas Program Mrs. Frsnk Swallow, member­ ship chilrman of the DeBary Woman's Club, presented two new members to the group at the De­ cember meeting snd Christmas party held at the DeBary Com­ munity Center. New members were Miss Emma Baker and Mrs. Sarah Copeland. Mrs. William Fldlcr, president, presided at a short business ses­ sion. Mrs. Robert McGee gave a read­ ing on the Christmas story. The DeBary Choristers presented two groups of songs, the first a rellgiaus group snd the other Ineluded songs of the holiday sea­ son. Christmas carols were sung with audience participation, under the direction Laura Platt Brown and accompanied at the piano by Theresa Kupecz. A tableau of shepherds, lambs and Mary and Joseph at the man­ ger, was presented with Mrs. Ed­ ward McCarthy as narrator. Eli Yoder and Edward McCarthy Mrs. A. R. Duffln represented Mary. Mrs. Charles Ulrich and Mrs. Yoder gave readings on Christ­ mas stories. Mrs. Robert Hender­ son told the story of Uic Christ­ mas Tree, assisted on stage by Terri and TimmJe Armao, who fell asleep with their toys and awoke to see a lighted tree. A large tree, decorated by membera and their husbands, was do­ nated by past president, M ill Bactrlcc J. Tyson. Hostesses presiding at the re­ freshment table were Mra. David Rothchild and Mrs. Frederick Rentsch. They were assisted by Mrs. Charlei Crcasey and her committee. I Enterprise Personals By HELEN KNODGRA&K Mr. and Mrs. Prank Winkler are spending the holidays as guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Winchcll, at the Isle of Capri. Pat Ryan, who is stationed will) the U. S. Air Force In Clovis, New Mexico, is spending his leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan. — I H U l X l V s SHOP • DRAPERIES • SLIP • COVERS CARPETING Drapery 2359 Hardware PARK DRIVE FA 2-5783 Osteen smart Personals Santal Mr. and Mrs. L. W . Jones and daughter Diane attended the din. ner at the Shrine Club given for the employes o f the Florida Power Corporation. ft Playgirl (V V A. aenda her beat wishes for a \ V \ \ J / Merry Christmas Jw * . to you and y°ura Playgirl / ^ \ FASHIONS HJOC&P1 FERN PARK SHOPPING CENTER TE 8-3815 FERN PARK Give her the only stockings with the NYLOC* Run-Barrier Berkshire stockings ID ERKSniRES art tho only atockinga with the guaranteed nyloc Run-Barrier! | A I That ia why Berkshire* are the Blockings I aha wants above all othcra 1 Berkshire etocklnga with nyloc won't run from top or too Into tho aheor leg area-or sho gcU n new pair free. Berkshire Blockings are aheer ui a wup. They come In a collection of "Color Spice" shades. Perfect fop, Clirietmae giving. From 11.35 n pair. When in a crowded restaurant, don’t dawdle ovar tha menu. Be conslderuta of those waiting for atrvice, Don’t take up a aalesperaon’a time trying on garment!, unleaa there ia a chance you might buy, Data T D ilt £B«ai tOtslaS a^ T onite t community « • c' s™ FTS / W s s +JP3tUbrrs ,n • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed I ^ s �/ XJThr Sanfnrli 5fraT3 CDsucUt Ctibbiy. By Abigail Van Buren DEAR A BB Y: My husband owns a Karate and 1 keep his books and send out the bills. There is a woman who lives near us who has owed us a bill for over a year. I sent her one on the first o f the month (a year ajm) but she ignored it. My hus­ band told me not to send her nny more bills and just to forget it. When I ask him why, he tells me to mind my own busi­ ness. She works nnd so does her husband, eo they can't be hard up. Why do you suppose he doesn’t send her a bill 7 “ SILENT PARTNER" DEAR SILENT: Maybe she paid him. In cash. • • Weekend Television S a t, B e e . 2 3 . 1961 — r n Ee 5 • SATUKDAY P. M. * * • DEAR ABBY: There is a girl in our gym class who must be some kind o f re­ ligious fanatic or something because she always wears a SLIP when she takes a shower. We hnve gang showers and all the girls strip aud shower together. This one girl with the slip is the laughingstock o f the gym class. Everyone is talking about her, but she is too dumb to know it. Don't you think someone should tell her to take o ff thnt silly tl(p and shower like everyone else? No one can understand her thinking. THE GIRLS IN GYM DEAR A B B Y : I'm curious about whnt a person should do in a case liko this: I have a relative who invites me to spend week-ends at her home frequently. She never asks me if I would liko a cup o f coffee, tea or a glass o f water. No lunch is served and I must go all day without even a snack until dinner. She is well-to-do nnd her cupboards aro stocked with plenty o f everything. Should I ask for a bite to eat? Or should I excuse myself, tell her I’m going for “ a walk” and then go to a luncheonette to cat? I was advised to write to you. Whnt would YOU do? JUST CURIOUS DEAR A B B Y : These few lines are to thank you for recommending that wonder­ ful home for unwed mothers to my daugh­ ter. You may not realize It, but you snved three lives. She had twin girls this morn­ ing. God bless you. SAD BUT HAPPY * • • Are things rugged? For a personul reply, write to Abby, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif., nnd don’t forget a -stamped, self addressed envelope. DEAR CURIOUS: I, too, am curious. Why, when you are treated so inhospit­ ably, do you continue these week-end For Abby's booklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wedding,' send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365. Beverly Hills, Calif. (jJ u Jh s Aren’t yon absolutely flabber( giettd at all tha gadgeti you can buy these day* to keep yuu from Using even tha tiniest bit o f el­ bow grease? I am. No more turning a hand crank to open a can. Just invest in an electric can opener and push a button and alp—the lid la o ff. No more effort needed to doodle when a long-winded talker gets i you on the telephone. Just use the new mechanical doodter and all yuu have to do is turn knobs to create either straight or curved lines. No more need to get up and walk to the TV set to tune It down when the commercial starta blar­ J fjo c o b y DEAR GIRLS: It is not necessary to UNDERSTAND the other person’s think­ ing . . . just respect it. • • lO o m m : O n < B h id q & NOITH Asia v ?ta ♦ J64 A A J 10 0 Z| CAST ♦ 00 W J10BI ♦ •>32 A J 1014 VU 3 ♦1071 ♦ K03 SOUTH (D) AAKQ7 Besik 24* 4N.T. BN.T. ON.T. 7A K Q ♦ AKQ ♦ Q ll Both vulnerable Krai North Pea* 34* ru t a ♦ P*a« « ♦ Pass Pan EastPea* Paia Paia Paia Opening lead—* J dU qhtiqhiA 7:30-1:30 p. m. ABC. Tbe En­ chanted Nutcracker. Speclel. An adaption by 5am and Bella Spaweek of the classic fairy tale, with interpolation of Uie Tchai­ kovsky "Nutcracker Suite” score, arranged by Sol Kaplan with ly­ rics by Edward Ellicu. In this version, the unhappy little girl, Clara (Linda Canby), Is given the eochanted nutcracker by French teacher Dr. Qombault (Pierre Olaf) to place under her pillow with the promise Uiat her dreams will come true. Her parents, Bal­ lerina Natalie Moore and Singer Johnny \s\ssoo, who are away performing over the holiday, are played by Carol LawTenee and Robert Goulet. Choreography is by Carol Haney. 7:30-3:30 p. m. NBC. Wells Far­ go—"N ew Orleans Trackdown.” Color. A routine plot with w>t too exciting action, as Jim Hardie (Dale Robertson) tries to recover a stolen necklace, valued at a quarter of a million dollars, lie * • • Elvis Presley shares starring honors with the nutural wonders of the 60th state in Hal Wallis' "Blue Hawaii,” the spectacular Fatiavi* eion-Technicolor romantic comedywith-music now playing at the Ritz Theatre. Singing more songs than ever before in his screen career, Elvis portrays n ukulele • strumming tourist guide who takes a group o f pretty schoolgirls on a tour of the Islands. Co-stnrring with Elvis aro Joan Blackman, Angela Lainbury and Nancy Watters. Tiie Paramount release was film­ ed in large part on location in Ha­ waii, with the islands o f Oahu and Kauai the principal shooting alias. Among the wonders o f Hawaii ia almost killed for hi* pains, but excitement here J« nil because the star o f the series never gets knocked off. Color photography Jj splendid end brings out guest Star Tina Louise as a ravishing beauty in her role of a oncewcalthy heir apparent to tha neck­ lace. 8:30-9:30 p. m. CBS. The De­ fenders — "Gideon Follies.'' Millionalra playboy Joshua Gideon must have had a soft spot in his bead, as well as in his heart. With a weakness for beautiful women, Gideon baa fitc ex wives and one to whom he was married when found murdered. The motiva is there. He had provided for all hia wivea in his will. The glamor gals playing in this harem "wbo-dunlt1' aro such stunners as Eva Gabor, Glora de Haven, Julie Netrmar, Zohra Lampert, Shirl Conway and Tael Chin, as the last player on the team. Who could ask for anything more beautiful? E, G. Marshall and Robert Reed, co- It’s easy to learn "H ow to Have • Happy Husband.’’ Rend 26 cents to Ruth Mlllett Reader Service, c /o Tha Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 409, Dept. A , Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. t.!0 1:30 1 ,4j !:00 1:00 1:10 1:00 1:10 4:00 4:39 *:oo *:fla b:l<i 1:10 1:1* 1.30 I.o» Romantic Comedy At Movieland For those who seek tha utmost in zany fun, the utmost sest in ro­ m ance-double romance, at that— and excitement bursting with hil­ arity there is one immediate pre­ scription—a quick visit to the Movieland Sunday to see Rock Hudson, Gina Loliobrlglda, Sandra bring home tha contract. I ruffed tha diamond opanlng In dummy, led a club to my king, ruffed a second diamond, and cam* o ff dummy with the queen of clubs. If I had led a spade Ely could have besten me by holding up with his ace. Josephine Culbertson took the ace o f clubs and returned a small OCALA (U P D — A badly-burned one which I ruffed with the nlno 10th century steamship burled In o f trumps. Now I ruffed a third the mud o f the Oklnwnhs River diamond in dummy, cashed the king o f hearts, and led a spade to at Eureka near here was explored by scientists Tuesday and some my king. Ely took his ace and forced mo old pottery recovered. Dr. William Sears o f tho Flo­ with another diamond, but 1 was aide to draw Jo's trumps and rida State Museum said the state would not want much from the claim my contract. old ship, though It did have some local historical Interest. The boat was found last Wednesday by Rico Browning, a professional akin diver. The vessel was identified ee Herring, also hippen to be in the “ Tiie Marion,” an excursion boat cast. which sank in 1HDO- There are no 9:30-10 p. m. CBS. Have Gun. present plena to bring the boat to Will Travel. This series has come the surface Lecauio ll is so broken up with msny provocative offbeat and burned. plots and this is no exception, as Paladin (Richard Boone) finds Baiea Service his winnings in a poker game in­ TV RENTAL clude the loscr'a 12-year-old ton (Flip Mark). Boone ia at hit best Seminole TV In this one, amusingly frustrated Borrow Oar Tube Checker in his attempts to straighten out >890 Sanford Ave. FA 1-4999 the belligerent boy. Old Pottery Taken From Sunken Ship T V Time Previews 1:01 1:39 1:11 1:11 10:90 10:30 11:11 11:1* 11:10 H ill 1 1 :1 1 13:01 MONDAY A. M. 1.11 ( ! ) I sio ( l i 1:3* ( I ) II ) T:## (l> 7:00 <*> T:l* (3) 1:10 (1) (I) T.ll (I) 19) |:I0 i f ) 1:11 ( I ) ■ ! , (9) l:lt) (9) l;»» (!) Sign Da sign On Grove A Farm Report Collrga o f the Air Today W ake Up Movlea Farm. Market Report Today W a ka -e p Cartonpe New* end Weather Nerve Mlekar Evan* Shew C . p b K angaroo Weather and News Cartoonvlll* Today OUT OF BUSINESS MATHES MUSIC FIrol St. & French Ave. OPEN TONIGHT T IL 9 P. M. Yuletide Joy Tidings of ch«>r to •odi and ovoiy ontl **d * 11:11 ( ! ) Ja ck P i e r (9) Channel t Theater TUESDAY A. M. 1:11 ( I ) 1:10 ( l l • ill ( ! ) (4) T:49 (11 1:99 (41 1.14 41) Till |!) T il l ( I ) 111* ( D l ie ( ! ) 1:11 41) 4:41 ( D t i l * (1| (4) (I) t:lf (!) t : * l (4) Sign On s ign o n Can’ t. Claeereem C a llr g t o f the Air Today W a ke Up Mevtee Farm Market Kepert Tedey N e w e -W e ith e r Captain Kangaro o Weather and Mewl Today Counidawn N a ve St*t* Trooper Kemper Ream K tr ie e n Kapere llobln Hood News and Interviews (I) witty "Open Christmas Day al 2:45" m MERRY RIDE-IN THEATRE LAST SHOWING TONITE (SA T.) 1.00 A CARLOAD “ THE MASK” NEW CONCEPTION IN M l “ THE SUBTERRANEANS” IN COLOR “ FLESH & THE SPUR" COLOR WESTERN STARTS SUNDAY SUNDAY - THIS FEATURE A T 9:30 A 10;1I MON. A TUBS. - 7:00 A 10:45 JOAN BUCKMAN-ANGELALANSBURY•NANCYWALTERS ■ w w e N O n U * U U R O G -o w m e s H A lM N lL R ’ l MMMOUKt K U A J4 SPECIAL SHORT SUBJECT "Football HlUtes” ★ N EED LES EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD Signs 12th Rookie ■>.cflNf0RDc / H o » ;c P c ,,v W UKELELE’S - STANDS - STRINGS - PICKS GOING Dee, Bobby Darin and Walter Sletak in "Come September,” the ycar'a brightest, must caiclree new motion picture. Thia handsomely mounted Tech­ nicolor and I’anavislon movie abounds in romance nnd humor. Recommendation enough ia that the story was written for the screen by the same fumed comedywriting team, Stanley Shapiro and Maurica Richlin, who put the laughter in Hudson's first comtdy, "Pillow Talk.” Tha other feature on the pro­ gram which will play through Tuesday is "These T h o u s a n d Hills.” On Wednesday and Thursday, "Willie and Joe Back A t The Front,” and "Comanche Station” will play. On Friday and Saturday, three features, "Cures Of The Werewolf," “ Shadow Of 'Die Cat” and "Tho Incrcdiblo Shrinking Man” will play. T :ll 1:31 Air Fores Storr tmndar Nans Oral Roberts Washington Coavereatlen llrvvard Jr. College Prostate i t ) Sunday News i l l Herald of Truth I I ) Ulb picture (3) Medio ( I ) Space. Science N tw t (3) Croearoada ( t ) Industry On Parade ( I ) Art l.lnkletter * tha Kids l l ) Pro Football ( ! ) Sunday Theater (9) TV Home Toure (9) Gospel Metodlee (l> Death Valley Day* ( I ) American League Foot­ ball ( ! ) Amahl end the Night Vleltore (1) Patterns In Mulls i t ) Amateur Iteur ( l l Three Wle* Men ( l i U.K. College Bow) ( ! ) Meet the Pres* ( I ) Twentieth Century (9) Poet Gain* Scoreboard (!) 1. *, I — d o I ! ) A W a r o f Thinking 191 Maverick ( ! ) Dullwlnkte Show ( I ) T.atela ( I ) Dannie the Menace (9) F o ll o w the Sun (5) Wonderf ul World ( ! ) W on derfu l W o rld ( I ) Kd Sullivan ( ! ) Car l i W h ir# Are T o u t ( I ) The I-awmea ( ! ) Uonanie ( I ) General E lictrl* Theater ( I ) llue Slop ( I ) Ja ck llenny Show ( ! ) Fred W a rln s X m e * Show ( I ) Candid Camera i l ) Adventures In Paradis* («> Whet's My Lin* (3) Sunday M g h t Show ( I ) W alt er Cronklt* New* ( t ) Mid-Fla. News ( I ) Newt. Weather, Sea. Smathtra ( I ) Holly weed Merle Cavalrads f t ) m en Off (9) Channel Nina Theater (1) Xmas Fv e Midnight Use* J a ck Lalan* Show 11:14 ( ! ) gey YDiea Romper Itoom III Caltnder Roblnhood t i l l ! ( ! ) Sen Fren cleco Beat Ding Dong School 14:14 ( ! ) Play Tour Hunch Willy ( I ) I Lots Lucy Cell. Fla. N e va 4* Inter- 14:1! ( ! ) Magailn e P vlea i 11:44 419 Price la Right 10:90 ( ! ) Say When (4) Video Village ( I ) Calendar ( I ) Oate Storm Show ’. 0:13(11 Trouble With Father t t i l l ( ! ) Coarontretlon (1) Surprlee Package 10:10 I ! ) Play Your Hunch ( ! ) t.ova That Rue ( I ) 1 Lor* Luay 19:4* (9) Rich Plan Coo king School 11:11 ( I ) Harry R e a io n e r with the News 11:09 (1) X m a e Day Church Service (I I Video Village TUESDAY P. M. (9) The T it a n 11:19 ( ! ) Concentration II. 14 ( I ) Truth er r o n e e d u a n e ii ( I ) surprise Package ( ! ) Love o f Life I I ) Leva Thar dan l l ) Camouflage 11:41 ( I ) Harry Reaeontr with 11:14 ( ! ) It Could Da Teu the Nerve ( l l seeren for Tom otr n w l l ) Number Pteeee MONDAY P. 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Final Heport 11:11 (9) H ollyw ood Movie Caval- FROM THU STAFF AND MANAGEMENT OF THE WE HAVE - GUITARS - AMI'S - BONGOS W E ’RE 11:1* (* ) 11:11 t*t 11:10 ( I t 14) 13:10 ( I ) pani? There’s a cordlese eleetrie scourer just waiting to taka ovsr for you. Also an electric allver polisher if polishing silver gets you down. And if, after investing in all thsse gadgets, you should find your muscles going flabby for lack o f use, don't worn'- You can get an electric rxerciser that will give you effortless oxerciie Just by lying down and pushing still another button. H AVE YOU FORGOTTEN SOMEONE? RECORDS — featured in the attraction are Waikiki Beach, Mount Tantalus, Diamond Head, Ala Wal Yacht Marina, Hanuana Bay, Punchbowl, Ala Moana Park, Anahola, the Wailua River, Lydgata Park and Coco Falms. "Blue Hawaii” is Elvis' eighth film, and his fourth for Producer Wallis, to whom ha owes his dis­ covery as a screen star. His film debut was made in I960 in "L ov­ ing You," after Wallis, ho had seen Elvis on a TV show, signed him to a contract. After an absence of two years in the Army, Elvis re­ turned to the screen last year In SUNDAY P. M. Wallis' "G.L Blues.” That film, 13:10 I ! ) A Star Shall n il* like "Blue Hawaii,” was directed ( I ) Itotrospect (9) HI NUildo At Dig hy Norman Taurog. 13:15 1:00 By Oswald Jacoby W EST ♦ til • Presley Film At Ritz By Ruth Millet ing. Just use your remote control switch—and keep your seat. No more twisting a pepper mill by hand. Now you can get one that worka on flashlight batteries so all you have to do ia push a button. No longer need you wear your­ self out turning a pencil sharp, ener. You can do that electrically, too. You can even brush your teeth without effort if you care to invest in a new cordless, electric toothbrush. And you can invest in an elec­ tric shoe shiner if you find polishInr your shoes too fatiguing. Tired of scrubbing pota and Tha year 1031 wsa notable in bridge circles fo r tha CulbertsonLeas match in which tha Culbert­ sons, at the peak o f their bridge ■kill, defeated the veteran Sidney Lena and his young partner, the writer o f thta column. The changes in bidding over 30 years ara so Interesting that it ■eema appropriate to devote a week's articles to that match. It will start with a triumph for Mr. Lent. Ha passed Ely's five, diamond bid around to me in tha hop# that I would double. I did and he took tha double out. Who can blame Mrs. Culbertson fo r doubling after that nice trap? Careful p i t / was required to 13.19 ( ! ) Liberty Bowl Football ( I ) My Friend Flick s ( » ) RFD — Mid-Florida tJ :i» (S) Ilsssbsll lie s (S) Wrestling <S) Hobsrt Trout News ( ! ) Humanities co u rs e t:!S ( I ) Accent (91 T ll A 111! 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I would ask my hostess if she ob­ jected to my fixing a little lunch for my­ self, and then I'd go to it. 1.90 (1) (4 ) 9:11 ( ! ) (9) l i t * (9 ) (I) Mayor Casselberry ★ ★ ★ ★ CHRISTMAS PAR TY SAT. MORNING HAPPY HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO ONE AND ALU Carl C. Stoddard BIG B£T K W - D W 7 R I W Y I I 10:00 U M U E l C O LO TM t. J M * * * * * * a \ PLUS BUN. AT 8:45 ONLY MON. A TUES. A T 9;I5 ONLT A. B. GUTHRIE'S BEST SELLING NOVEL . . . “THESE THOUSAND HILLS” DON MURRAY A LEE REMICK IN TECHNICOLOR v PLUS 2 CARTOONS AND DRAWING FOR TUB 9425.00 WATER SCOOTER �0 Peter Edson Magic Of Star Wherever you were last night the age-old mystery of nn evening star could not help but catch you for a moment. Dashing home from work, late shopping, a lonely walk, a reverent visit to a pine and candle scented church, in prison, army camp, hospital, firohouise, police atation, cruising cab, or even a park bench, there came, unbidden,' that moment of wonder first created by a single shining star. Somehow the troubles o f the world, and your own little sphere, were forgotten as your heart and thoughts lifted with more hope because it was Christmas week and men of goodwill over all the earth paused, as you did, to agin renew their faith in the promise of that star. If you paused for that hope, the faith by which you worship could not be less because, after nearly two thousand years a star In the heavens, belonging to u] men, hud sent to earth a message o f "goodwill and peace" more loudly thnn those being beamed by man­ made machines circling over ail creeds, colors, cultures climes in menacing orbit. So, while metal balls whirl among the unraveled mystery of the stars and send onrthwurd messages frightening in their yet unrealized power of tho future, the star of years ago beamed again the message that cannot help but touch the hearts o f all mankind. Wanting no power except that which lies in the hearts of all men to live and raise their children in dig­ nity, freedom and self-determination, the Christmas star again causes man to lift his eyes heavenward und gain strength In tho thought thut the power o f an age-old message is strong and great enough to wipe out, if only for a time, the "beeps" o f fear. Political coma, a WASHINGTON — fN E A ) — Whether the Congo will develop into another Cuba fiaeco for tha Kennedy administration will depend on what happeni happ«m during the nest few days of United Nation* operation* against Mol** Tshombe'a force* in Katanga. joyful and triumphant On U s! This country’s propaganda agency, the United States Information Agency, often is th e butt of criticism on such counts as wastefulness and misdirected Relatively free of assault, however, are the 128 information and culture centers the agency ojicratcs or aids In 35 countries. These centers maintain libraries, distribute books, show films, circulate exhibits, conduct lecture and music programs. Their success Is measured by the audiences they attract, and a large number have rung up accomplish­ ments that even the toughest critics can accept. The centers In West Germany were paricularly pop­ ular and effective In the long period of that nntlon a rebuilding and rehabilitation. They still are. though to­ day only 19 exist against some 150 at the peak. Americans must therefore read with misgivings the report that some "America House" centers in « ruble German cities are threatened by a shortage of funds. To gauge how these are regarded, rejtort has it that the Germans themselves are offering to pay as much as 60 per cent of the bill for keeping 9 o f the 19 centers OP*nWithout such aid, four would surely have to close. But German assistance for nine may permit United States officials to spread available money sufficiently to keep everything going. How did this money problem arise 7 The United States in recent years has been putting stronger and stronger emphasis on propaganda efforts In Africa, Asia and Latin America. In the current fiscal year, for instance, the totnl outlay for Africa alone is Increased $1,302,822. The emphasis Is understandable. The need to tell America’s story, the freo world's story, in these tur­ bulent continents Is obvious. Nevertheless, it docs not necessarily follow thut because new areas need more attention that old ones need less. A day seldom passes Hint does not offer evidence of the necessity for greater understanding be­ tween ourselves and our friends and nllies. Even though Congress this year boosted the total USIA appropriation by nearly $12.6 million, it slashed funds, for our West European missions, n good bit of them from highly valued and successful information center activities. German help In maintaining these functions would be a fine testimonial. Hut U. S. officials note that such aid is bound to diminish U. S. control over the centers’ political content. To thin extent we will be losers. Must we really ask others to help pay for the telling o f our story. It seems plain enough that an a great na­ tion with a great cause, wo should not. r, JIM BOW Henry Even U there i* a 2U0-foot ocean-going yacht u n d e r my Chriitma* tree, it won't give me half th* thrill that some of the present* of yesteryear did. My best Christmas present—and biggest heartache — rim e years ago in Rochelle, (in. I was ten, and had been longing for a watch—a real ona that worked—for what seemed a million year*. Then there it was. All my own. It wouldn't have excited tho envy of a Swiss jeweler, for it was what wa used to call a "dollar biscuit." Rig, fat, and with a tick thut could he heard for fifty yards. Ilul my syea popped out, and my heart jumper! with Joy when 1 saw It. 1 grabbed it, ami then lit out tha front door to show It to the hoys next door. Rut they never saw it. A* I sailed off the front step* I tripped and landed on the walk, palm* down. And th* watch whs in ons palm. It went into more piece* than a hand grenade. 8o did my heart. 1 spent a good two weeks trying to locate all the parts, and another McLemore three trying to put the watch to­ gether. Running the watch a close sec­ ond for tup Christinas honor* i* the billy goat— promptly named Uilly— that wa* waiting for me— but not under the tree—in Dalton, Ga. I was about four then, but the sight and sound and smell of that hilly Is as fresh as if it were yes­ terday. What a splendid animal. Ha looked bigger than a l ’ercherun, and hi* horns more formidable than any Texas Longhorn. There wua n wagon, too, und a harness, and a little whip with a ri acker. What a wonderful day that Christmas was, with Billy butting me every time I came close to harm-ss him, nr standing stork still when lie was all harnessed, und i was in the wugon, ready to ride. And when he did lake it into his hilly goat head to run, what a run­ ner ho was, Head down, whiskers flying, he would heud in one direc­ tion und keep going, no matter what. Through the hedge, duwn ditches, across curbs—anywhere. For third place among my Christmas present* I would have an impoislbla time trying to deeid* between my first bicycle and my first— and last—alligator. My Dad gava ma tha bike, and a cousin "hipped th* 'gator from Florida. I believe I’d have to vote for tha al­ ligator. He came in a crate, was a good five fest long, and, a* I remember, on the angry side. Rut no other kid in town had a real, honest-to-goodnesa alligator. We kept him in the back yard in a pen fur a few week*, and 1 must hav* made nearly half a dol­ lar showing him to my plsymates nt any where from a penny to two cent* a look. It was a sud day for mo when my parents thought we hud had an alligator In the hack yard long enough, and prevailed on the city to pluce him in the town fountain. It was pretty hard try­ ing to collect money from the kids then. Fourth spot must go to Spot, the first dog that ever greeted me on Christmas morning. Half some­ thing and half something else, he was the finest dog a boy ev*r had. Dr. Crane's W orry Clinic Norm* want* definite ideas by ness reasons, the Jews were then In Uiat connection, Ui« next wblch to rotnbal racial bias. So to brush even tho dust off their time you feel prejudiced, try to study my answer. Notice how sandals, imagine Uiat your dead mother Ami no devout Jew dared touch OUR BOARDING HOUSE Jesus went out of hi* way to or brother or wife or sweetheart, food or anything rise handled show hi* dislike of prejudice. X"TRIED TO > WHAT la now reincarnated In the person by Samaritan*. £A(t AGAINST BUYING)/ABOUT‘ of the hated opposite color or And Imitate the theosophlst ides Keeping this background in THAT FOREST OF </O.EARiMO la the manner outlined below, mind, Just imagine what a shock race. CHRISTMAS TREBB-A-THOSB Thfosopblils bclicir in this t to ld -icu to bu y o r e e s of f lor tt will widen your spiritual it was when Christ showed that 3LRUJAO* OP ALAOKAM OUST ao/B U T H O -A lH S L O T type of physical reincarnation on llie priest and then the Levile hoc lion sUrtlngly. if Y ou want A t ? after , this earth. It is a possibility I Ignored the half-dead man nn (he JRENCH "DUGYOU VCHRiSTMASf CASK K-496: Nonna L-, aged fiTIRRlNG HIGHBALLS/—-.S So, If you folks have lost a •STARTTWfitf-K THAT'S IT, is president of her church highway, but (he Good Samari­ UM-M/THAT6 AN IDUA— ing of -The / / another tan showed him brotherly care! loved one, wouldn't It be terrible Young People'* Society. MBIT'S IDEAS UK&THAT I GRAND < [ACM* FOR if you later abused him via your ,1 U *T K A E P M & "D r. Crane,** she began, "there And lo prove that Christ didn't CAHYON.V 1 *TH& OLD mistreatment of a person of a ■f?ro*E,E£AD', PLUG. i* still *o much rare prejudice merely render lip service to different color or race who now in America, w*'d like some prac­ world brotherhood, Jesus then is your former loved one? tical plan by which to abolish it. took his Aposllcs through Samaria Tliis tlwught will widen your "I* there anything sc* can do and deliberately stopped at the perspective fasti to help wake people up to the well, And for church group* like fact that God must dislike pre­ lie was doubtless no more thir­ Norma, send for the "Compliment judice? sty than his Apostles, who would Club" booklet, enclosing a stamp­ "I need sonic practical sug­ have waited till they reached He­ ed return envelop, plus 30c. gestions to offer on Sunday night brew ami before taking a drink. It will sliow you show to become when U la my turn to lead the Hut Christ made them atop and an immediate \erbal Good Sam­ meeting." Ihrn hr purposely asked (he Sam- aritan! As lung as teen age idealist! arllau woman (or a drink, thereby \< like Nonna ate sincerely striving receiving water at tier hands, OVER 36 YEARS to mskc this world better, we which was a supreme violation of ry. AWE CWERat First and Palaaatte oldsters can still lake hope. 0 ~ M b ached Jewish rules. (Along Sid* Post Of flea) Norma might remind her group BIT-Finally, Christ healed 10 lepers 1J t i j that God apparently likes different from a sure death, but the only colors, or he would never hate one that returned to say "Thank given us so many hues among the )o u " was a Samaritan. flowers. So Jesus was definitely not ad­ And sunset* would not show Hr dicted to racial or color prejud­ varied colors of the rainbow. ices. "•age 0 Sanford, Florida Saturday, December 23, 10dl Jesus also vetoed prejudice. So And how could he be, if we are w n r a a i . I.IB I.O W , b u i i t o m * r S R L U N R a lie picked the most haled race ol all the children of God? For God * Carpet • Parallax* U R S f V IIIU C L K V K I.V X J, C IIS H ta a r r c i e x r i l l e r r i w antiquity to furnish the hero of plays no favoritea, nor does any • Tito • Ptoaee U s a s g la g Editor A d sm tslag Director c i t y Editor • Rental Bad* SlIU* W ILLS the Good Samaritan Story. M. ELLER TVHM r U N H V O IT O L IR * other good parent. Coaaty Editor Classifies Msnsgsr Circulation U s a tge e "And who Is m> neighbor?" C LlLLIA V A i N g g J A * I K L. S H O E M A K E R V U E O IS E L L * asked a smug, self-righteous col­ aoeloty Editor Uutlasss Ms aags r Usch satlal (apt. lege man in tha audience. To the Hebrews, the Romans Office l*aU la ftatlauli Casaty *11 O U w were doubly bated as tax gather "v ^j.■* III* 1 tear ( U J e 1 Vow era. And so were their other op­ be B.T* M l « Man Ike a n l Maalka •YrV Phone 209 pressors, as th* Philistine*. But the Samaritans were ana­ thema. Jews ware not allowed W. 25th FA 2-8415 even to set foot on the soil of Samaria, for it meant supreme pollution. If, however. It wag accessary to make a shortcut through that haled country for urgent busi­ w S A NF ORD FURNITURE COMPANY Sty? ita ttfa rb S jm tlft Harrell & Beverly Automotive m iuL An alternative, faco-iavinr for the administration conld Cuma through an arranged eeasa-fire and a unification masting between Tehombe and th* Congo’* prime minister, Cyrill# Adoula. It la lneraaaingly evident, how­ ever, that tha Congo situation la causing th* U. 8. State Depart­ ment aa much trouble here at ham*, at tha United Nation* in New York and In North Atlantic Treaty Organisation council* in Paris aa it is in Africa. U. 8. policy waa based on an as­ sumption that th* Congo situation could be cleared up by a quick UN military attack on Katanga. Th* administration waa criticis­ ed for not acting aggressively enough in aupport of the Cuban In­ vasion. Now it is eriliclzad for be­ ing too aggressive In th* Congo. Tha advantage of a successful Congo biiti is that it would set a precedent for similar operation! in case It becomes necessary to use fores against a Communist effort to overthrow the Adoula govern­ ment and make Deputy Prim* Min­ ister Antoine Gisenga, a former Lumumba lieutenant, top man in tha Congo. Thera were three miscalcula­ tions: — Th* strength of th* Katanga military organisation run by mer­ cenaries was underestimated. The all-out support it la receiving from Belgian and British mining Inter­ est* in Katanga waa not forasecn. —The fact that all 14 of Amsrca'a allies In NATO— moat of them still eolonlal powers— would not back up th* U. S. policy in tha UN and in th* Congo waa a set­ back. — Finally, th* davalopmant of strong pro-Katanga sentiment in tha United States earns aa a com­ plete surprise, Thera haa bean a strong proKatanga lobby operating behind th* scene* at tha UN. It has found ready aupport from political op­ ponent* o f tha Kennedy adminis­ tration, conservative* and antiCommunist crusaders like Adm. Ren Morsel of Americans for Con­ stitutional Action, Dean Clarence Manlon, William F. Buckley Jr., J. D. Matthew* and others. What emerged was an “ Ameri­ can Committee for Aid to Katanga Freedom Fighter*," with Dr. Max Yargan, a prominent Negro leader aa it* chairman and front man o f main interest. Ha was born in Raltigh, N. C. and graduated from Shaw Univer­ sity in that city. If* got a master's degree at Howard University in Washington and has received turnviews on th* danger* o f communsmaller eastern institutions. He wa* in international YMCA work for over SO years, serving in tha Unltad States, in Franc* with Negro troops during World War I, then Ip India and South Africa. Ha left Y work In 1936. Tha next year he organized the "Council on African Affair*" and becam* It* executive director. Its purpose waa to disseminate Infor­ Notebook mation *n African Negroes under colonial governments and to prapara them 'for independence. Paul Robeson become chairman of tha council and gradually the Communists moved in. Th* organ­ ization waa citad by th* attorney general In 194T aa a Communist front. The next year Yargan gave up trying to work with th* Com­ munist* and wax forced out. Robe­ son announced in 1955 it had been dlabandad. Yargan also served aa president of tha National Negro Conference whieh, as a "l*ft-of-center" organ­ isation, opposed tho draft early In World War If. After Hitler attack­ ed Russia, the organisation sup»p ported th* war effort. s Yergsn testified before th# Sen­ ate Internal Security subcommit­ tee in 1951 and 1953 on commun­ ism in Africa. H* has repeatedly denied charges o f Communist af­ filiation*. In recent year* he haa lectured, written and given inter­ view* on the danger* of Commun­ ism in Africa. H* is now 64. He waa married irj, 1919 to Susie Wiseman, who bora him four children. Ha waa married a second time in 1946 to Lena Hatpern, a whits woman. They liv* ia Ossining, N. Y. Letters v To The Editor To the Editor: Thank* for th* fina coverage you gava us during tha football season. 1 feel that it contributed a great deal to our season and cer­ tainly It helped make It a financial success. Thanks again and beat wishes for the holiday*. Sincerely, Coach Bill Proctor (Ed. Note. We reserve the right to edit all letters that we feel deal with personalities and not Issues.) Sanford Herald Sanford, Fla. Dear Sira: After a very close check with all tha people who live near the proposed shopping center here at 27th and French, we find only peo­ ple who are thrilled with the idea. We are looking forward to this new business. Col. H. H. Hart U. S. Army (ret) 17-92 Court Sanford, Fla. To Th# Editor: Why should you "grip*" about th* eity employes receiving a " g ift " ? Pay for “ ovartlma" In a year would amount to more than 10 or 25 dollar*. I hav* known soma of tha eity employes to work IS hours a day, withaut overtime pay, during shortage of help dua to illness, storms and other emer­ ge nc let. Th* wage* and aalsrir* moat of th* employes receive ar* small and that I* on* reason it is hard for th* city of Sanford to get and kaep good qualified employes. What with income taxes, social security and group Insurance the “ taka homo" pay la vary small. You ought to compare thair salaries and wages with thos* of school teacher*, electrician*, carpenter*, painters, plasterers, truck drives, ate.— Yea, even common laborers. Soma companies at Christmas give parti**, trees, gifts for em­ ployes and their families, or money equal to a month's salary as onetenth of thslr annual pay, ate., etc. I know a man whoa* company gava him 9111 for Christmas. I aaw his check. H* also gate 15 per sent discount on avarything ha buys from them. Another company (her* in Sanford) give* 30 par cant discount on all sate* and gives gift* to their employ**. Soma alao give banquet* dinners, barbecues, etc. during the year. J. C. Penney give* a discount on sales, bonus, commission, pensions, insurance, ate. I know. (Hav# relative* em­ ployed by Penney.) The city do** not give the employee a discount on their water, garbage and real estate tax. — I have paid city taxes for almost 50 years and 1 do not object to th# few dollars "given" to th* einloye*. In fact, 1 think and know they should have larger Balance, wage* and "gifts." Why don't you print in tha San­ ford Herald (yes, pleas* print in th* paper) what th* bank* and other* did or gave to their cm- f ployes for Chriitma*. " Tha city used to give a barbe­ cue to their employee but because of "griper*" like you it waa discon­ tinued. Thank*. A tax payer. M. Jonas (Ed Note. Dear Taxpayer, no­ body "griped" about d ty em­ ploye* getting a bonus. W* Just reported It . . . there'* a big j ) difference.) DeBary Democrats Name New Officers James Oddy was named to head the DeBary Democratic Club for 1962 at an election of offtceri held during the Dee, II meeting at the Fire House, • Other officer* for Ihe new year Include William Ogden, vice preaident; and Mrs. John Diick, fin­ ancial secretary and treasurer. Directors will be Amanda Martin, Joseph Hanson and Frank Lay- mei. The executive board of the club met Monday night at the home of the new president to plan a j membership drive. 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W RITE—If you prefer, drop us a note, it’ll get quick action, PHONE—If you'll phone first, we'll have the money ready when you get here! SEE US TODAYI PUBLIC S2& LOAN COKPOKAHO M M l EAST FIRST STREET • Phone: 322-1121 �/ Sat. Dec. 2.1. 1261 — Tnce 7 'fry ' " ' T,."~*r TH E ; PETE 1.EVEQ0E $ P O R ? B K G HERALD XPOftTX * W « SCEHE ____________________ ___________ _ r ; ~ i /.*^ i !g a r S The Chrletmufl acanon m a y brlnff a gigantic yuletlde blessing to Oviedo residents this year, something the people of this small but wealthy community in East Seminole County have long awaited— an honcst-to-goodness football stadium, and following that, the beginning of an Oviedo High School gridiron nquad. Long a matter of speculation, talk, and hearsay, the residents of Oviedo are beginning to look upon the prospects o f football and a brand-new football stadium as amost inevitable. Problems which have long been stumbing stones are starting to disappear, and in all probability Oviedo will field its first football team in the fall o f 1962. Several of the leading and reputedly-wealthy citi­ zens of the community have organized what is the be­ ginning of an independent, privately-financed athletic association whose main purpose is to provide recreation­ al facilities for Oviedo High School. This association held its first meeting last week to elect officers and standing committee chairmen. Purportedly intended as a non-profit organization, the association has yet to select an official name, or move to Incorporate as a non-profit organization and apply for a charter. The organizers are awaiting a reply from an inquiry sent to the Internnl Revenue Dept, by Association President John Courier o f Chase and Com­ pany, concerning tax exemption of donations to the ath­ letic fund. Land problems for the proposed football field have not been solved completely, but tbe newly-formed Assoelation does have a tentative site picked out. The pro­ posed site for the field consists of a nine acre tract of land south of Oviedo which now belongs jointly to the Masonic Lodge and the American Legion. An estimated $7,600 will be required to clear the land, install a water system and a lighting system, and provide the necessary equipment for a regulation athletic field. The funds for the project are expected to he raised from local donations to the proposed Oviedo Athletic Association. Unfortunately, little or no help Is to be expected from the Seminole County School Board because as Supt. o f Schools R. T. Milwee said Friday, "Seminole County School Board policy and auditing procedure prohibits providing funds for athletic equipment for county athletic associations." However, Milwee staled further that in his own parsonal opinion, "th e ’ school board would provide main­ tenance crews to keep n football field mowed and in con­ dition. Thl* would not extend to the purchase of bleach­ ers," he stated further. Association President John Courier said that At­ torney Doug Stenstrom had been appointed legal coun­ sel for the proposed athletic association and will handle organizational details in incorporating the association as a non-profit organization. • • • • Some of Seminole Conch PigotCs boys have grabbed another distinction. Besides Ornnge Belt Conference and All-State honors, Sanford is now represented on the All Mid-State Football Team. On the first string team is Russ Pearson at guard; J. B. Phillips at center; and Eugene Williams at tackle. Semlnoles to make second string were: Don Harvey at end; Bubbn Davis at halfback; and Bill Phagan at fullback. Honornble mentions went to Butch Riser and Gary Davidson. \ • • • • Tha Mayfair Country Club will begin golf classes for ladles beginning in January. The courses will consist of six one-hour lessons with classes starting at 10 a. m. on January 4th. Registration may be completed at any lime by dropping in to see Mayfair golf pro Rudy Goff in tha golf shop. • • t SH S Gridders • One Seminole County undofented football team which we somehow overlooked in our seasonal roundup is Virgal Duffell’a Blue Angels, the sixth grade cham­ pions of Sanford’s Weat Side Grammar School, The Blue Angela completed an eight game tourna­ ment aeaaon o f rag-tag gridiron play with five sixth grade teams In the running to end up with a seasonal total of 109 points scored compared to their opponents’ ■coring total for the season of 13 points. Coach Duffell’s firac string starting lineup for the Blue Angels Included the following players in the backfield: Jimmy Anderson at fullback: Igtrry Dodson at left halfback; Kenny Hinson at right hnlfback; and Jim­ my Williams in the quarterback position. Blue Angel linemen Included: Larry Smith at left end; Darrell Vodoplch at right end; David Lowe at left guard; Allen Cooper at right guard; Gordon Meyer at left tackle; Bruce Thomas at right tackle; and Kandy Nobles at center. Cage Tryouts Set Here For Today ed to attend tha clinic. Team a to be In tha running this year are: Robaon't Sporting Goods, Higginbotham Oil Com­ pany, Sanford Electric, StricklandMorrison, WTHR Radio Station, Flrat federal, Sanford Atlantic National Bank, and Day and Nile Drill. Persons Interested In adult coaching positions are asked to contact Jim Jsmigan, Director of Recreation at the Sanford Civic BOSTON (U P I)-W h o hurt tbe Center. pitchers more—Mickey Mantle or Roger Maria? Tha answer la Mantle, and he Claim World Mark LONDON (UPI)—Tasi, the So­ hurt them far more than hie New York Yankee teammate, accord­ viet news agency, reported today ing to official slugging avaragea that light heavyweight Rudolf for lM t which were released by Plyukfelder set a new world rec­ American League headquarters ord by snatching SIS pounds in the national weightlifting cham­ Thursday. pionships at Dniepropctrovak, Get 'Feelers' Four Seminole High football players have attracted in­ terest In several southeastern colleges, it was learned Friday night. Mississippi State University, tho University of Miami, and New Orlean’s Tulnne University have requested infor­ mation on members o f tbe Sanford team. Gary Davidson, Don Harvey, Bob Lewis, and Bubba 2 All-American Gridders Confirm NFL Pro Bids SAN FRANCISCO (U P D -T w o All-America grid atari here for the Shrin* East-West grid elarh, confirmed Friday that they will be playing in the National Foot­ ball League next year. Ernie Davis, tha great back from Syracuse, said that he ii "very happy" with the term* he received with tha C l e v e l a n d Drowns. "I feel no regret for having turned down the good Buffalo of. fer," said Davis. It was anounced In Cleveland by Arthur Model!, chief executive officer of tha Rrowns, that Davis had agreed lo sign a thrce-ycar contract for $65,000 and a $15,000 bonui. Davia was late getting out to the practice field Friday afternoon at Santa Clara as he ait under a heat-ray lamp directed by trainer Henry (Smltty) Schmidt, who has handled the Eait squad for many years. "He haa a alight back Injury, suffered In the game agalnit Mi­ ami in the IJberty Bowl Dec. 16," aald tha trainer. Davie expects to ba In tip-top shape for the Shrine gama on Dec. M, Iwwever. In Los Angeles it waa announc­ ed that Merlin Olaan, Utah State’i fine tackle, had signed with the Rami. Tha price on this on* .waa not announced. But Olicn alto had been drafted by the Denver Broncoi of the American Football League and there had been a powerful tugof-war going on te get tha 205pounder. Sebring Gets Top Recognition The Sebring 12 Hour Endurance Rare tier* in Florida has today achieved even more world wide recognition. Joining with tha Targe Florte of Italy — Nurbutgrtng, Germany, and Le Mans, France, Internation­ ally famous road racing circuits, tha Sebring II Hour Endurance Race becomes on* o f the races keeping high epecd production and prototype apart* cars a part o f the tradition o f road racing cireuita throughout tha world. What Next The new Dora! Country Club In Miami will have the country's flrat girl caddies on tha links whan its new golf eourae open* her* Friday. Connlt Smith, II •year - old brown haired beauty from Buffalo, N. Y., wai the first girl picked at Interviews to Una up tha "golf•ttaa." Davis arc among the player* that these colleges have Indicated in­ terest in. No definita offers have been made aa yet, but (Urns, statis­ tics, and recommendations have been requested. Coach Jim Pigott has been re­ quested to forward filma and sta­ tistics on Darla, Lewis, and David­ son to Assistant Football Coach Ralph Brown of Mississippi State. The coach Indicated that material would be sent to the college on Tuesday, Dec. 26. Seminole end end first string player Don Harvey, besides being honored with positions on the Or­ ange Belt Conference team, the Florida Sports writers' All-State Team, and the All-Mid Florida Team, haa received Inquiries from Princeton University on athletic scholarship possibilities. CoUega athletic organliations often wait nntU after the holidays before awarding scholarships or making definite commitments. Several years ago, David Stanley of Sanford went to Florida State University on a football scholar­ ship. Stanley only received a defi­ nite offer In January following tha end of the footbaU season. With tha athletic talent that the Seminole football team has turned out In the 1001 season and tbe un­ defeated (KMM) seasonal record, colleges are expected to offer ath­ letic acholirahlpa to several mem­ bers of the Sanford team . Sfemper Cops Four In Tilt In tha Wednesday night Band■pure League, Stamper Agency rapped all four games from Jet Inn to mova back Into first place. Rolling high game for Btemper Agency waa Faye Underwood with a 176 448 scratch aerial and Mary Lou Danyluk rolling a 170-471 aarlaa. , Me Roberta Tires copped all four gamaa from Rotjson Sporting Gooda moving Robson to third place. Midge Wood* came through for McRoberta Tires rolling a 216543 scratch series. Lola Slay, one of tha neweomtra to bowling rolled a 616 handicap sarita. AUx of Sanford who haa taken three game* from their opponent* for the laet two week* came through again to take three game* this week from Welsh Tire * Shop. Welsh Tire Shop ta holding second place In total number o f pine. Alix of Sanford remain* tn fifth place with Jan* Adeock roll­ ing a 101-402 ecratch eerie*. Wednesday night la position night with Stamper Agency vs Walsh Tire. Shop; Robson Sporting Goods vs Jet Inn and A lls o f San­ ford va McRoberta Tlrea. Residential . Commercial Building FALL OUT SHELTERS FA 2-7083 © C. W. DODSON, Contractor DOG RACING N IG H T L Y POST TIME 8:10 Raikatball tryouts for Biddy Basketball will be held thia morn, log. at 1:10 a. m. at the Sanford Junior lU|h gymnaalum. All prospective player* who are interfiled in being picked by one of iht eight tea me acheduled for basketball competition are expert- Mantle Hurt More Than Roger Enter Tourney Hard Luck NEW YORK (U P l)-N v * more members of tbe New York foot­ ball giants—Alex Webater, Joe Walton, rhil King, Pat Summertil and Don Heinrich—have filed entries for the National football League golf tournament on the Hollywood ’Beach Hotel golf enurae ta florid*, Jan. I I SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - T b e Ha v ail Chiefs of the American Basketball League can't seem to win for losing. Not only did they drop a 109’S3 declaims to the Sen Francisco Saints Wednesday night, but they also lost 1150 worth of warmup cults which ap­ parently won stolen. except Su n d ay; MATINEES WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY 2 P. M. • HEATED GRANDSTANDS • LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE • VALET PARKING • LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY TANGERINE BOWL NIGHT WED., DEC. 27 Peeler# Race Is TANGERINE BOWL HANDICAP Where the top dogs run rain or shine RnnnY! v a m inors t - J IQ f �Page g — 3nt. Dec. 23, 1961 (The OatifnrS Wrrilh Florida Orange Juice Big Aid To Athletes By JOHN SIKES 11M> Florida Cltru* Mutuil • LAKELAND—Bruise* and eon'tunluni, which maka Ilf# »o black ami blu# for athlete*, houiehold dn-lt-youracifers and other* beset I hsn! knock., a n , themeelvol, ! taking a beating from Florida orf ang* juice. Or, more specifically, from vitamin* C and I* Uemlng in ' Florida OJ. Flrat, though, a bit of flaahW k ln g I* in order. tJnck In Jnn’ uary, 1959, a Florida Cltrua Mutualcrr itumbled on tha Info that the Philadelphia Eagle* pro foot­ baller* wer* taking the** cltru* vitamin* In rapiulo form to le**en the Incidence of bruiaea on their bodlt*, face*, leg*, «tc., resulting from the tough clathcs every time ,.the ball wa* »nappe<L Dr. Thomae F. Dowd, then the i Eagle*' phyilcian, wa* quoted on a before and after llluitratlon. Before the Eagle* began taking th# vitamin* It wa* a la*k for th* ■ doctor to get the player* in ihap* for their next game. After they begen th# capiullng—at th# rato ; 'b t three capsule* per day#—th* doctor’* job w#* a map. Th# play* ara were ready, willing and able, mlnu# tha contueloni and ecchymoila (fancy namo for email ; bruises) at the next kickoff. *■ Th# Mutuateer we# io limmered up by what h# concluded wa* a brand n#w potential for *#lllng more Florida cllru* to more peo­ ple (everybody get* black and blu* from life'* beating*) that he 'esaayed to try out the panacea on tha New York Yankee* (baieball) . jhen ijiring training In St. Peter*J»urg. When he approached tha Yan­ kee bra** to try out tha cltru* vitamin* on tha Ilk** of Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra, Whilcy Ford, Roger Marie, et al, he we* redfaced thuily. In effect: “ What’* th# matter with you Florida citrua folk* I Don’t you keep up with your own product*? We've been feeding your vitamin* to our boy* for yean, and If you've licen keeping up with the ■ports page* you should know the Yankee* are doing all right." Thl* Yankee testimonial at th# time wa* duly, If *omewh*l em­ barrassingly b e l a t e d , spread around In the public print*. Till* year the Florida Citru* Commission begun researching further into this potential massuse o( Florida cltru* a* a Charley horse pi eve rill vc. Member* of one group o f footballers were eech privileged to drink a whole qusrt of orange juice dally, while mem­ ber* of a brother group wer# each limited to only elx ounce* o f OJ daily. ltcaulta of thi* teit aren't in yet. But the Engle* and Yankee* offer a pretty good clu*. The for­ mer won the I960 National Foot­ ball League championship and the latter won four out of five from the Cincinnati Red* 1a*t fall to become th* I960 World Champ* of baieball. "I'm not Ju*t playing left field or lonesome end," Mutual'* Bob Hutlwige sold when presented the Eagles' and Yankee*' facta of cltru* life, “ but Isn’t there eome kind of a moral here, such a* If you want to be a champion drink mora Florida orange ju ice?” Yep. And If you don't aspire to bo a champion, you might up your dally Intake o f Florida cltru* to banish those tell-tale black and blue marke from coming out eecond In a two-way tussle. itate Begins Program To Provide i?ural Bedside Nursing Service 5 JACKSONVILLE - Florida he* launched n state-wide pioneering M ovem ent to make bedside nun3 n g available In any borne — par­ ticularly rural homes — within its borders. Dr. Albert V. Hardy, Acting lute Health Officer, said that a recent survey of M North Central countlea showed an urgent need for expansion of public health nuralng program* to Include the borne nursing service. He an­ nounced that Federal funds re­ cently allocated to the State Board of Health will be used to Inaugu­ rate luch ■ combined home nuning care program Immediately. Approximately 40 additional public le a llh nuriea will be employed and will he assigned to position: (n various county health depart­ ments. - Thi* expanded public health pursing program will be carried out under the direction of Dr. W. I,. Wright, Assistant Stale Health Officer and Director o f the Bu­ reau of Local Health Services, who stated that "this ta the first attempt In the United States to provide such a service on a large Seal* through county health de­ partments." The combined home nuralng care service 1* designed to aave money for the ill, conserve avail­ able nursing time and reduce the length of bosplUlltallon, aid In tha physical rehabilitation of the chronically ill and bring about bet­ ter utilization and coordination f •U local medical aervlcea. Doctor Wright will be a**l*led by Mil* For This They Go To College? JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Five college *ophomor*a claiming tha world's record for 'twisting" to­ day after dancing the n«w erase over 7.1 miles o f highway. If. E. Crow, Unlveralty o f North Carolina; Ronnla Stock, Georgia Tech; Ray I.awand, MilDapa Col­ lege; Paul Cone, the Unlveralty o f Florida, and Tommy Kelly, Jackeonville University, said they broke tha prevlouely-kncsem record held by eome students at Louisi­ ana State Univereity. I TLm* nttnira If? S ■ c*in'i brother l&d B S m u l l o t birth T J L e BW • Som ilM IP m j B A , I Bln l£ H lu Color 1#Alwijr. - m ,, lY. £ ir a B fi (J A s i a n 21 On* ot UtU* l a 8 i m g Women* » Boa *4 M h 34 Mesdew I*Utn 30 Chon UCoirr *4 Whit me erf o il M Printing tern XT Pr*r*r uiding 32 1‘tialul 41 Comono p M 2S Map I * itoarfrat 2T Itlblm l iin lM M m o o t Norm 90 K«Ur duk >1 OlracttM >2 Saint** U h ) M lt a t n T r u Classified Phone FA 2-2611 IS X T ir n g [u I STaTS IBIH NlWIfe 40 C d Uu u Im b 41 Decay 41 ApaaUa* 1m Judas 47 Oermon rtw 40 MaicuUn* SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer f CLASSIFIED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE GIFTS FOR MEN BOOKS & CARDS TOYS Classics, Children's GASOLINE k Electric Cushman CLOSE OUT aale on all toys IDEALS, Books. A Shopper'* Dream! Example: Minature Revere Golf Carts, Scooteri & TruckMe Vicars, Downtown Sanford. Ware Set Reg. $9.43 Now $5.43. steer*. Robson Sporting Goods, Hobaon Sporting Goods, Down­ Downtown Sanford. FA 2-3961. town Sanford. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Office 204 W. First DRADtXNRV CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tara., thru M . • 3 P. M. day M fare Insertion. Moa. Sal. wee*. STRAIGHT Cl-ASSiriEDi Tees., thru Frt. 3 P. N. day be­ fore Insertion. Moa 1st. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald wRl aot ha far more thaa ene Incorrect toaerHob of yoar ad, and reserves Ike light to revise or reject eny ad­ vertisement from whet ordered te conform to the policies erf thl* paper. ROBES by Rabhor, wash and wear. 39.93 to 312 95. Perkins Downtown Sanford. GIFTS FOR’ GIRLS 12 PIECE, life time set of fam­ ous Club Aluminum waterless cookware 329.93, tor limited IDENTIFICATION Bracteti 13.60 time onlyl Terms. Carroll's SWEATERS, slipover and Cardi­ tax included. Pendants, $3.60 Furniture Phone FA 2-3181. gans. 36.95 to 31493. Perkins, lax included. Wort Jewelry, 202 Downtown Sanford. E. 1st. St. Ph. FA 2-0181. BOATS AND MOTORS ;*ll our PERSONAL SHOPPER GIFTS FOR for Gifts, Suggestions, or Gift Certificates. Roumillat k Ander­ SLACKS, Sweaters, son FA 2-0392. boy Suits, Levis, Manuel Jacobson BOYS Shirts, Cow­ Boots, Suits, 213 E. 1st. CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 1-3811 to list your Gilt Suggestion*. FURNITURE GIFTS FOR WOMEN TENTS, Skates, air rifles, sleeping CLASSIFIED INDEX (iM itim w bags, hunting knife and ax M L a* •*. tw. on. 1. 1-081 & Found J 2 -2 ? LUGGAGE, Sweaters, Skirts, Hos­ sets. Army Navy Surplus ,i itmrjU rt**2. Notices - Personals iery, Lingerie, Hats and Big*. “ You aek her why the neede the paint remover! I 3. Education • Instruction Manuel Jacobson 213 E. 1st. LUGGAGE haven't got the couragel" 4. Transportation 5. Food UNIVERSAL Hair Dryer (46. For Rent 6. For Rent 9. For Sale or Rent temp. dial) Ostrich grain hat- CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2811 7. OusineM Rentals to list your Gift Suggestions. box case, 123.93. The perfect 2 BEDROOM furnished cottage In 2 BR., Built-in kitchen: Rent with 8. Reach Rentals gift for Christmas. Ssnford Lake Mary. FA 2-1757. option to buy: 719 Bsywood Dr. 9. For Sale or iteat TREES & TRIMS Electric, downtown Sanford, FA 2-8118. 10. Wanted ,to Rent Phone FA 2-1562. 2 BEDROOM unfurtilthH house 11. Real Entile Wanted CALL ELLEN TYRE it FA 2-2811 kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-8630 12. Renl Estate For Salt 12. Renl Estate For Sale to list your Gift Suggestions. SEWING MACHINES after • p. m. 13. Mortgage Loans We Don't Want EVERYBODY'S This time give her the gift that 14. Insurance FURNISHED apartment, Close-in, GIFTS FOR ALL she has always wanted: A new Buainesi, Just YOURS. 15. Business Opportunities Jimmy Cowan FA 2-4013. zig-xag or automatic tewing ma­ 16. Female Help Wanted FARMER'S AGENCY chine. Also used Singer Port­ • Quality • Fashion* • Service: N. V. Farmer, Realtor 17. Male Help Wanted SLEEPINQ ROOMS, Th* Gables, ables, like new. The Place: Gifts for all! 2463 S. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-3221 18. Help Wanted 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. Sanford Sewing Center, 104 YOWELL’S After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0281 19. Situations Wealed South Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-9411. of Sanforu I BEDROOM furnished apartment. 20. Babysit ten SAN LANTA HOMES FA 2-0841. 21. Beauty Salons On Locust, North of Eaat 2uth St. DANIEL GREEN Slipperi, 34.93 to Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER 22. Build - Paint • Repair for Gifu, Suggestions, or Gift UNFURNISHED home, 1808 Wash­ 2-Bedrooms, 2-Baths, excellent 36.95. Other bedroom ilippera 21. Building Materials Certificates. Roumillat k Ander­ ington Ave. Pbon* FA 3-3303 neighborhood. Priced from from 12.95. 24. Electrical Services son FA 2-0392. after Jan. let. $11,900. Low down payment, 25. Plumbing Services IVEY’S $84.50 per mo., principal B in­ 26. Radio ft Television CONVENIENT TO BASE: 1 bedSHOE STORE terest. APPLIANCES 27. Special Services room, kitchen equipped, large VA — NOTHING DOWN 28. Laundry Service living room, $110 per mo., 103 Jail our PERSONAL SHOPPER WESTING HOUSE Spice ■ Mate Ph. FA 2-8510 or CR 7-1921 29. Automobile Service E. Woodland Dr. FA 2-7037. for Gift*, Suggestions, or Gift Washer $269.00, Matching Dry­ Nights GA M588 30. Machinery - Tools Certificates. Roumillat k Ander­ Jack Demetre*, Developer er $1.00 Miller Ridio k Ap­ 31. Poultry • Pets • Livestock TRAILER on Weklva River, inpliance, i l l S. Park. son FA 2-0372. quire i t Weklva River Haven. A FABULOUS buy, 4 bedroom 32. Flowers - Trees • Shrubs masonry home, atone fireplace, FA 2-1908. 33. Furniture open beem construction, I tile 34. Articles For Sale TWO Clean furnished apartment*, be thi. 100 x 800 feet on beaut! 35. Articles Wanted nice for couple. Call FA 2-2930. #ul Lake Markham, Must aee to 12. Real Estate *or Sale 12. Real Batata For Etale 30. AutomolUlM • Trucks appreciate. FA 1-337*. 37. Boats • Motors 8 . BEDROOM house, kitchen MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A ROBE HI A. WILLIAMS, Realtor 38. Motorcycles - Scooters equipped, water fumUhed. Ph HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERY­ Raymond Lundquist, Aaaoc. 39. Trailers • Cabanas FA 2-4411. Ruth Metttnger, Director of the Division of Public Health Nuralng, who was the first to give Impetus to thl* program In Florida when she established the stale's first Visiting Nurse Association In Jacksonville In 1945. In commenting on this expand­ ing program, MU* Metlingcr pointed out that it had th* *n dorsement of the Florida State Medical Association and had been warmly approved by local phyilcians In those area* of tha state where It ha* already been tried on 1. Lost ft Fouad a demonstration b**U, She em ­ LOST: Grey tiger striped eat, phasized that the aervice U avail­ while feet, pink and brown nose. able to everyone in the commun­ Answers to name of "Butch, ity regardless of their ability to newnrd. FA 1-2328. pay but that it could not be offered unless approved by and carried 2. Notice* • Pernonala out under direction of the pallent'a CLEAN carpel* with our Carpet private physician. Shampooer FREE, with purT chase of Blu* Lustre shampoo. Carroll's Furniture. Bible Talk n u fijp ou w B M Classified Ads Bring Fast Results Jim Hunt Realty WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 private baths, 114.W. First St. Sanford, Fla. Night* FA 2-0848 1 ROOM furnished apartment, 313 Palmetto, Day—Phone FA 2-3241 or nlfht FA 2 3854. NICE, roomy 2 bedroom fum. apt tile bath, Fla. room. 1700 Mag­ nolia $80.30. FA 2-3931. ONE I FA Atlantic POLE LAMPS 99.93 up; Table Lamps 94.95 up; Dinette, 4 chairs all plastic tops 938 ap; Berklinc Recllncrs, ill plastic cove: 348. Mather of Sanford, 203 E. lit. FA 2-0493. TOOLS CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 1-2611 to list your Gift Suggestions. JEWELRY ZIPPO Table Lighter $12.30, Iterting Charm* 11.00 up. Gwaltney Jeweler, 204 S. Park. CALL Mrs. Cushing FA 2-0181 for all your jewelry needs, reason­ ably priced, Personally pelleted. Amy Reg. Real 2619 So. Day FA 2-7499 $6,500 $50 DOWN Stenstrom Realty THREE WISE MEN Stenstrom Realty J. W. Hall, Realtor FA 3-8841 POSITION tit N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 GEORGE S - BEDROOMS 1'/, BATHS Low Down Payment No Closing Cost! POSITION. PALMER, CONTACT MAYFAIR FA 2-8800 Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. As Low I E J Per Aa 0 4 Month Principal - fa*. - Int. • Tanas 98,500 To 99,300 FHA ft Conv. Financing DIRECTION!*: 10 Minutee from Sanford, So. on llwy. 17-92, turn right at our alga. Ph. FA 2-2420 4 Lake Loti, with ?arge oak trees, on Lake Onoro, $5,000. Name Your Terms. TErrace 8-3911 ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker Pk. FA 1-1301 17-92 at HtawiUia MUST Sacrifice due to orders, 1 bedroom horn* in Pinecrest, kitchen equipped. 199 per mo. includes averything. TA 2-7339. YEAR'S BEST BARGAINS We have several 2 bedroom homes for aale under FHA, VA, or con­ ventional financing, where you ean get the very MOST for your dollar. Priced from $8,300 to $9,223 with LOW monthly pay. ment*. VA-nothing down FHA$300 down. We WELCOME your car, boat, house trailer, or present home as a trade-in to make your downpayment. TRY US—WE TRADE. T E E V GREEN ESTA TES LMN Enterprises, Inc. • Tonnlry Club Read (26th St. Extension) 2 Mllca Went Of llw y. 17-92 N«*t Ta Mayfair Country Clnb • 9 - Bedrooms • H i Baths • Central Alr-Cond. ft Healing FHA Monthly Paimrnt* — • $66-to $74 No Closing Cost ▼A k Conv. Financing Available Stemper Agency REALTOR - INSUROR CONSULTANT — APPRAISER Phone FA 1-4891 112 N. Park After December 196t, 1119 g French Ave. (Rausmna Cliff Borneman, Broker TErrace 8-4199 Open 10:84 a.m. te 7:88 p.m. Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low As $350 Down 4-Bcdrooma—2 Bath* 3-Bedrooms—2 Baths J-B cd reom e-U i Baths AVAILABLE SOCIAL HOSTESS. FOR HOLIDAYS. TEMPORARY HOMES LMN F.NTERPR1SE9 INC. Ball-Blair Agency Property "Call Hall", O N G D A LE Bank Bldg. LITTLE VENICE Anderson Thii )a • fine 2 bedroom, 2 bath Estate Broker home with an excellent location. French Ave. Has attractive architecture and — Night FA 2-4818 apccial feature* including fenc­ ed backyard, equipped kitchen, and parquet floors. Located Registered Brokers scrota the road from the May4k ASSOCIATES WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES fair Country Club. See our sign. Approximately ttt acre*, with ISO 218 So. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-564! Total price ia only $16,300. Lake Mary Branch • FA 2-1290 ft- on river, H mile off Rt. 48 River Front INN % CEDAR Chests, Natural, Maple, Walnut. From 339.95 up. San­ ford Furniture Co. 300 E. lit. SUNSHINE REALTY EFFICIENCY Healed apartment Sanford'* newest, Ideally locat­ ed, near poit office, euitable for single or couple, private bath. Call FA 1-8473 after 8:00 p. m Serviceman Moved and must give EVEN II year old Johnny ean Inquire at Manuel Jacobson De­ home away, 2 bedroom In Sunbeautify vinyl floor* with long SAN SEM KNOLLS partment Store. land Eitates lasting Mai Uloaa. Carroll's New home*, featuring built-in Furniture. kitchen*. 1H bath* and eloM No Qualifying, Move right in, RENT A BED Only $82.00 per mo. total FHA la location. 8300 down and low Rolltway, Hospital k Baby Bed* payment. Call Orlando CH 1-3336 monthly payment* far le u thin 6. For Kent By Day, Week, or Month you would pay for rent. Fea­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE HOLIDAY SPECIALS TURN. apt. 2300 MeDoavtU*. ture* terrau o floor*, awning Rh. FA 3-8181 118 W let St Your choice of two fine homes window*. Call today. FURNISHED apartment*, down­ with low down payment*. Good t, For 8al« o r Beat town location. Pbon# for ap­ locations convenient to Sanford, pointment FA 2-3121 or FA 2-8343 CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. school* snd shopping. Take ad­ Night. Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call vantage of homestead tax e x ­ evening!. FA 2-1397. U1 N. Park Ave. Ph. PA 2-2420 emption by purchasing before SAN LA NTA APARTMENT!: 1st January 1962. Nice large apertmente, 4M I . HOUSE for rent. Pb. FA 2-1772. I4U> St. Phone FA 3-4382. Very attractive 1 bedroom home 2 - BOOM furnished apt., $80.00 THE FIRST WISE MAN in 2nd addition Pinecrest. Re­ mo.. Close In. Ill K. 1th St. FURNISHED Garage apartneot Will Investigate th* outstanding cently redecorated, kitchen FA 1 4283 or FA 3-8788. and cottage. Ph. FA 2-2W0. bargain being offered at 211 W. equipped, $400 down payment 18th Street and reasonable monthly payBy Kate Osann two bedroom*, furnlihed. nice menti, including taxes snd In­ T IZ Z Y shady lot, and atl city conven­ surance. What more practical ience*. Absolute total price gift for your family than the 30,800. Mu*t have $1,000 down home ydu have been thinking to cover furniture. Balance per about. month. This is a quality butlt Ravenna THE SECOND WISE MAN Park home which cah be yours Will check the investment oppor­ for only $300 down. This resi­ tunity with 12.8% gross return. dence features a built In kit­ The terms are reasonable to a chen, corner lot location and qualified buyer. excellent neighborhood. S bed­ room* and 1W baths, screened THE THIRD WISE MAN family room with sliding glaai Will Inquire about the Industrial panels off the living room and poisibUiUe* of our high, dry and many other feature*. Call our reasonable 12 acre* on highway office today and aee these fine IT end 92 juxt 1 mile South ot offerings. the Drive-in theater. Uy gone for Mb He eerrUa nflet light between Kin Mo and Marilyn MonroeH 2-8931 LIVING Room Suits, choice of colors 399. High back swivel rockers, foam cushions $49.50. Echols Bedding. 1-Bedrooms—1 Bath Wld* variety *at*rW designs and fleer plana VA Financing on Homes up to 915,000 FHA — Conventional ft In-Service Financing DIRECTIONS; Turn w. ea 28th St FsUew C *u try Cfoh Rd. 4k Wafoh far awe £ �o M e r r y C h r is tm & s a lp tkantnrii lirralD b a t. D ec. 2 3 . 1961 — P ane 9 12. Real Ealate For Sale m I oo. i i ^ oo down balance $50 per month on two frame house* and 4 acres of land. Contact Grady Scott. FA 2 2322. ft m 0 I BEDROOM, 3 bath (new house) $500 00 down. approximately $73.00 per mo. Total Mortgage $10,000. Appliances furnished. Grata—solid aod. City water, can be Men at 1333 Summerlin Av*. People at 1333 Summerlin have keys. Contact Burt Ravel* Inc. 10» W. 27th St. FA 3-37M. CHRISTMAS HOME SPECIAL Whan you see this beautiful custom built 1 bedroom home you will know that Chrlstmaa la here. It (eaturei a large corner lot In Loch Arbor, beautifully landscaped with trees and ahrube, fireplace, deepwell wa­ ter supply and kitchen equipped. Many other fine features for your Inspection. Only $13,430 with excellent terms, Stenstrom Realty 1U N. Perk Ave. Pb. FA $<2420 S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 11$ N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-612$ $40 and MOVE RIGHT IN Until January lit we will offer this sensational buy—don't drag your feet—call ua NOW* t bedroom, li t bath on a nice com er lot In a pleasant subdi­ vision. Only one yeer old. PRICE: $1,300 TERMS: $1 down plua $3$ closing cost and $74 monthly total pay­ ment. MOVE RIOHT IN “ We Trade" Stemper A gency REALTOR — 1NSUROII CONSULTANT — APPRAISER Pbooe FA $-1091 U2 N. Park Altar December 1M1, l i l t S. French Ave. VA FINANCIN'!! Deww Payment A Cleelng Cost $156 ithly Payment* as low as tod. Cases end laeareaee NEW HOMES Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 YARD Work, window cleaning, ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, state DACHSHUND puppies, AKO reg- J FRESH PRE MIXED CONCRETE SEASONS GREETINGS any kind of work. Call Warren menu, invoice* hand bills, and iriered, Mark and tan FA 2-1701.f Medium aged stepping stones Sutton FA 2-2313. program*. etc. Progrcslttc window sills, lintels A steps Printing Co Phone FA 2-2931— CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black Old roek. steel and sand.1 Poodle Puppies, Show dog Stock. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 20. Ilabyaitter* aod \Vc*t U lh St. 3o$ W. 13th Street Reserve now, Pick up Christ­ 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3751 FA 2.76US Evening* FA 2-2379 \ »i|| Veep imall children in my mas Kte. FA 2-7711. -----------home $1.23 per day. FA 2-2274. FURNITURE 112 RIDGE DR. Park R ld g c -3 i ________ ’ ____ 1_____ I____________ 'BEAGLE puppies, registered, 1| Navy man transferred; brand bedroom l ‘ » batli, air condition- WILL care tor any age children female, 1 male, 9 week* old, 13| new; take over for balance on in my home, 2907 Palmetto ed, central heal, large renter Specialising In Heating in , show lype. $.15 and $10. 3 complete rooms; no do*u FA 2-3461. and Air-Conditioning Only lot, $730 down. Call FA 2-2159. payment necessary; payments 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 low aa $13 per month. Call nwn21. ilrauty Salon* O s ca r M. lla r r la o n DACHSHUND puppy, long hair ner rolled, TE $-1311, Cassel­ SEWING MACHINE SERVICE Regtitered Real Eiiate Broker FA 2-8133. For service on any make of Sew­ berry. EVA BESS BEAUTY SHOP li lt Palmetlo Ave. Ph. TK 2-794$ ing machine parts and access­ REGISTERED CHIHUAHUA pup­ 3 Senior Beau.lclan* ONION PLANTS ories or Rentsls call or write Minnie B ei, - Helen * Blanche pies beginning at $15. FA 2-5:’40 $187 DOWN Crystal Wav, per M $2 So: 500 $t 50 to Sanford Sewing Center, 164 Phone FA 2-3914 after 5:36, Nice 3 bedroom home <4 block 108 E. 2nd. St. 5 M lots and over, $2.35 FOB South Park Ave. Pb. FA 2 9411. from grade school. Kitchen KATHERINE HARVEY here. A. M. Prevail, Phone equipped. You may buy before 32. Flower* • Tree* • Shrub* BEAUTY SHOP PIANO TUNLNG A REPAIRING 749-2113 Seville, Fla. January 1st on these outstand­ Hair Stylist - Pat Stewart W. L. HARMON Sale! Polniettlai In Bloom 98e ing terms: 318 Palmetto Ave. ..P h. FA 2-0834 FOR SALE— All Guns and Am­ Ph. FA 2-4223 GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY PRICE $9,917 munition — Close out price*. Grapsville Ave. near 30th St. TERMS: $187 down, $83 monthly HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK HEATING Buy up Now I Firestone Store, Profenlonal Care—Modern Equip. PETUNIAS k Calendula > aow H. B. POPE CO. LNC. lit East lit St. "W * Trade" Air Conditioned Comfort ready. Dutch Mill Nuriery 700 So. Park Ave. Th. FA 2-423 103 So. Oek Ph. FA 2 3712 New Uptala Rd. off 26th St. FOR YOUR BAND Instruments DO YUC NEED EXPERT LITER. Guitars, Bongo's, Christmas ARY HELP? . . . an application 33. Furnllur* Sheet Music. Sales, Rental. Re­ REALTOR — 1NSUHOK teller that will "get (he jo b "; pair*. See Bukur's Music Shop, CONSULTANT — APPRAISER club paper; allot dinner speech, Used furniture, appliances, tools 3004 Cedar Ave. FA 1-0733. Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park etc. BoughuSold Larry's Mart Beauty Salon high school or college (heme or Open 111 $ P- m. Monday, WedAfter December 1961, 1911 S. $13 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Walker Building essay on all but scientific sub­ neiday, Friday until Christmas. French Ave. 2310 Oak FA 2-7684 jects. Low rates. FA 2-4033, ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby eveningi. FACTORT TO YOU Beds, Day, Week, or Moolh13. Mortgag* Loan* 22. nulld • Paint • Repair ALUMINUM BUNDS FURNITURE CENTER WELLS DRILLED Enclosed held, Jig-proof bottom MORTGAGE LOANS HOUSE and roof repairs, painting, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 1100 French Ave. rail with plaatie ends. Plastic FHA and Conventional window- claanlng and yard work. Ph. FA 2-7I3S All Types and Sirei or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Commercial Jc Realdential 'All work guaranteed. FA 2-1197. We Repair and Service Sell Ul Your Furniture. Quick cords. STENSTROM REALTY S T I N E Service With The Ceah SUPER Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. 111 N. Park Ave. PhoDe FA 2-2420 ROOM SPECIAL $14.93. Painting Machinery and Supply Co. TRADING POST. FA I-06TT. Iniida and out. Call Mr. Tasker, 210 Magnolia Pb. FA $-4622 207 W. 2nd St. Pb. PA 2-6432 FA 2-613$. 16. Female Herp Wanted • BIO VALUES INTAKE manifold, I two-barrel UPHOLSTERING: frrr estimate. • QUICK CREDIT SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter THREE SECRETARIES, good caruuretors, luel block, for '3$ Why not tie a satisfied custom­ • EASY TERMS Repairs, Alterations, Painting shorthand, accurate typing, neat, or *36 Ford 361 engine. Phone WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS er? Kay’s Upholstering, Call Phone FA 2-7963. attractive, age 21 to 43. Two Mr. Gielow FA 2-2611 or TE 8-25M. typist, fast, accurate, one file FA 2-6472 after 6:00 p. tn. New aod Used Furniture clerk, experienced. Apply, Flor W A N T ADS BRING FRIGID AIRE 311 E. Firat St. FA 2-3623 WHEEL CHAIRS, enilcbo*, cane* Ida State Employment Service, Salea It Service walkers. 200 So. French. FAST RESULTS G. H. HIGH CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING FREE DELIVERY Oviedo, Fla. FO 3-3313 Days Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ Prescription* our Specislty CURB GIRL, must be experienc­ Evcninga Sanford FA 2-3863 holstering. All Work Guaran­ FAUST’b Rx Melkmvllte ed. apply Chick 'n Treat. French 23. Building Material* teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 111 FA 2-7107 Ave. LUMBER • HARDWARE - PAINT ANNOUNCING A NEW SERVICE! Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford FOR SALK— All good repossessed Septic tanka pumped drain Roofing FHA Loam P’ aai Ave. 17. Mai* Help Wanted fields installed. 24 hour service merchandise at low price*. We FREE ESTIMATES FURNITURE don't want to move it to our Terms. FA 2-9169. ONE full charge bookkeeper, gro­ Your Credit la Good. Up to 2 Yra Must sell at once — 3 complete new location, Your chance lo to Pay! cery experience preferred. Per­ room* of furniture. Take over buy right! Firestone Store, 111 B. EDWARDS 29. Automobile Service manent reiidcnt. Apply Florida monthly payments of $1116 or K. 1st St. BUILDERS SUPPLIES State Employment Service, 2u0 $200 cash. Call owner collect We Give TV Stamps So. French. NEW WEST1NGHOUSK INSTANTTE 8-1311 Caitelberry. 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-7898 ON Portable Tele virion. Come WANTED! Trap Drummer, Call in for demonstration, also Used 31. Article* For Sal* 24. Electrical Service* NO S-S146. Windshield Hack Glass TV’s $29 M and up. Town A Door GUtss Vent Glass Blankets, Jungle hammocks. Jac­ Country TV, In Hear of McRry. FRIG1DAIRE ket*, sweaters, paint, tarps. 18. Help Wanted SERVICE Sales It Service Mold* Drug Slorr, FA 3-3362. Army Navy Surplus, $10 Sanford H o u m Wiring Free Estimates Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. HAVE TWO OPENINGS-on* full Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4S22 Ave. time and one part time with 92 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 FOR SALE: New tnd Used Inner year old Company. Route type General Auto Hepair* lube* for Car*, Trucks, Trac­ work. Average $2.40 per hour, 25. Plumbing Service* All Make Cars—Labor It Parts Man or woman. Age 33 to 83. Guaranteed—Quality Workmanship tors, See Us, Firestone Store PLUMBING 111 Eaal 1st St. Car necessary. Write: Mr. Contracting 4k Repairs Greene, 639 We*t Peachtree St., FOR SALE— Counters and fix­ Prec Estimates N. E., Atlanta I, Georgia. 2664 S. Hiawatha Ave. FA 2-8611 tures, Firestone Store, 111 East B. L HARVEY 1st., Kt. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 Helmly Realty Southern Air Stemper A gency Dawn's W ILSON -M A IE R AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 31. Poultry - feta - Livestock: S - BEDROOMS 1 - l f t . 2 BATHS CesMewMewal A FHA Loans Drive l f . H le Huai and Batata* (S ml. S. af Baa. feed). Bala* efflaa la* hawaa lea Ida aalraaca. Clyde W. Nutt Wall BOOKKEEPING and INCOME TAX SERVICE Plumbing A Heating KINGS WOOD AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAin WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-636] LS NOW IN NEW OFFICE BUILDERS, INC. FA $MT4 JIM HUNT . FA S-lllI 2710 S. Sanford Ave. W. J. KING PLUMBING A SUPPLIES • Contracting • Repair Work 2334 So. Orlando Dr. Phone 222-0463 HOLLERS of SANFORD MERRY CHRISTMAS Gifts * V A C U STO M ER S USED C A R WHO PURCH ASE BEFO RE DEC. 24, 1961 A io jm *** Turkey c 66 CADILLAC Fleetwood, Leaded ............. 4$$$ 66 CORVAIR 4 Deer, A u L m a lte ________ I* CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Coed. ...._______ 49 CHEVROLET I Door StA, 6 Cyl....................... $9 CHEVROLET Uclalr 4 Door, Automatic . $■ FORD $ Door V.8. Automatic . 1$ CHEVROLET 4 Doer Belatr, Automatic 1$ RAMBLER 4 Deer, t Cyl. 4T FORD $ Doer, Auteasatlr 2nd & PALMETTO 2501 PARK AYR. 34. Article* For Salt WOOD i .14. Articles For Sale HOY'S Bicycle, FA 2-2448. good condition Fireplace wood, all lengths, Oak .16. A u to m o b ile * • T ru ck * and lighter wood. Delivered. Phone FA 2-6*1*. if no amwer NO DOWN PAYMENT and jusl *33 per month on 1937 Rambiei FA 2-3909. 4 door, super. Total pile* $303 Sanford Motor Co. 1001 Sanford NEW Olympia portable typewrit­ A e. FA 2-4382. er* with cane*. Regular 9124.00 Now $8900 pin* tax, Powell’s 1H5# FiAT DIAN’CHINA, 43 mllei Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia per gallon, good transportation, FA 2-3*42. *423. Phone FA 2-6463. FOR SALE — Trade-Int, Electric '37 RUICK Roadmaiier, power stave $3.00, F.lrctrlc Refriger­ vest*, air cond. and everything ator *10.00, Phllco TV $13.00, reduced . $893. We*tinghou*e TV *.'5.00. Fire- '36 CHEVY, automatic, ■ real alone 111 F.ait 1st, St. dream! ........ 9493 'J6 DODGE, V*. 4 dr. push but­ FOR SALE— Our complete line ton drive, good family car. of paints and eleetric paint Just ....................... $491 nuxen — Painters and Con­ '32 DODGE RadioAheater, etc. tractors Special. Firestone Store a bargain at .................. $93. 111 F.. 1st St. Two Pick-up trucki, com# and get one at $S5 ONE 33,000 BTU G il tp ice heater RILL COOKE un vented. Nearly new. GrayQUALITY CARS house la rear of 302 Grapsville tl>14 S. French Ave, FA 2-36.16 Ave. 19M) IMP ALA convertible, power REAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS steering and brakes, fully aquipSinger Console Sewing ped, like new, reasonable. 8 Machine ................... ......... 27.30 a. m. lo 2 p. tn, FA 2-2800, Ext. I MM Recording machine .. 30.00 63>. from 3 p. m. to 4 p. ni. T Power Binoculars leather FA 2 8800 Ext. 232. case ................ ............ ls.oo 3 speed RCA Record Player 12.00 37. B4Nit* • M oton Small G.E. Radio, a beauty 6.30 New 12.00 Waffle Iron now 6.00 Gateway Tto The Waterway G.E. Cake Mixer ................ 300 Your KVINRUDE Dealer 7.00 Your choice of Deep Fryer* Robson Sporting Good* Antique Walnut Chest . . . . . . 43.01) 304 6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 3-3941 Neaco Elec, turkey roaster 7 50 1400 n»~ hp, I960 Model, Wlxard, First Jenny Lind corner brackets gfe.Od lakes it. Ph. FA 2-3609. Craft man Hutch ita new ,. 30 00 Super Trading Post On S. Orlando Highway Open Eveningi until 9 p.m Phone FA 3-0677 ,19. Trailer* • Cabana* 1961 MOBILE Home, 3 bedrooms, will trade, take over payment! of $78. See Bailey, Dewitt ARE YOU Going Fishing? I've Trailer Park. got Missouri Minnows 23c doi. Red worms 45c a box. 713 W. 9th St. In front of old bus stalion. Grady Scott's Grocery and Bait Stand. A. W. Barkley ts v d Cara, SANTA CLAUS Cam* Through! Inc. Arrived, one new Smith Corona Import* ft Sport* Can Electric Portable Typewriter, Oar Bpeefallty Lovely green, $136.95 ptui tax. IT-93 • Heart i t MaMttd Powell's Office Supply, 111 9. PH. MI 4-5S07 Magnolia Ave., FA 3-3642. Barkley Mr. and Mrs. Resident Central Florida Leonard Auto Clinic l a Beautiful — TO 31. Poultry • Pels • l.ivealock 34. Article* For Sale 27. S p ecia l S e rv ice* 1493 lit! 119$ 1493 >13 1194 9*4 9*4 Wagon HI 46 CHEVROLET 4 Door, • CyU Bid, B ela ir...... III 47 CHEVROLET $8 HA M ill. EH 44 43 48 31 34 46 10 IT 47 SANFORD SANFORD Station 4 Door, Custom, Auto. HU LK 2 Door, Automatic MERCURY Hardtop, Overdrive CHEVROLET Station Wagon CADILLAC 4 Door FORD StaUoa Wagon ....... ..... FORD U Ton Pickup ........... PLYMOUTH 2 Door CADILLAC. Leaded CHEVROLET 2 Ion (THAHMIH and CAR 1493 SV3 313 m i FIRESTONE Pre-Moving Sale on all used tires. We don’t want to lug them to our new loca­ tion, to make ua an offer. All Sines, Firestone 111 East lit., fit. SA LE! SA LE! Out They Must Go! SEE AND DRIVE THESE CARS BEFORE YOU BUY 58 60 58 58 57 57 57 37 57 56 67 56 55 55 55 57 55 53 53 53 5.1 53 50 OLDSMODILE 4-Door Hardtop Alr-Cond...... 11495 1100 FIAT .................... ............ 795 DODGE 2-Door Hardtop .... ........................ 1195 PLYMOUTH V-8 2-I>oor .............................. 605 DESOTO 4-Door Hardtop ............ ................. 895 FORD 6 Cyl. Club Coupe ................ ........ . 495 RAMBLER YVafon — 695 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Sedan ................... .. 495 PLYMOUTH 4-l)oor Hardtop Sedan __ _____ 695 DODGE 4-Door Sedan ......................... 595 CHEVROLET Club Redan ............ 695 FORD Rlation Wagon .................................. 495 PONTIAC 4-Door Redan .................... ............. 495 NASH RAMBLER 2-Dour _______ ________ . 295 PLYMOUTH 2-Door Sednn .... .... . ... 175 FORI) 4-Door Redan ........................... 295 DODGE 2-Door Hardtop ........... .................... 495 OLDSMODILE 2-Door Hardtop ............... ........ 195 CHEVROLET 4-Door ............................. 175 llllICK -I-Door Sedan .... ........ 245 I1UICK Super 2-Door Hardtop -------- - -----195 VAUXHALL ... .......................... 275 PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan ................................ 145 493 195 93 1*15 BRA SS M OTORS PLYMOUTH • VALIANT 11*3 DEALER SANFORD 701 S. FRENCH FA 2-8061 OPEN EVENINGS (DsucUiJ>jwtnd&: A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your fumilyl g j FORD FaMane 4-dr., green, itralght ahlft. Ilk* new. Hcduted to 61 > 9 1 flR ■ 1* * FORD Fairlan* 3UU V-8, Overdrive. Reduced lo ffQ Q R I WWW g j GAI.AXJK 4 dr. "6". A/C. $AVE fell power, Falrl.ne 2-dr.. V-8, W F4IKII straight slick, K H O O K 4 II. Reduced to IO V U GALAX1E 2 dr. T-8, F-O-M. * 1 d f)5 Reduced to M iH O O FOltD 1 dr. ranch wagon. Reduced to *1395 FORD Falrisno 4 dr. V.S, F-O-M, R 4 II. $| QQC Reduced lo lu B O g g bTUDK. Lark 4 dr. V-8. *895 Reduced to M GALAXIR $00 IIO Q C H/T. Reduced to I O » D FORD 4 dr. wagon. V.8, R A H. $AA K Reduced *o 900 FORD " I " roach wagon, F-O-M. IA J B Reduced to w *9* CIIKV. 9 dr. Vs*. straight .lick. *Q A £ Krduced to 0 »U £7 FORD Fairlaue wagon, M M M V I v-8. F-O-M, K 4 fa n e II. A/C. Krduced to • * » MKHC. 4 dr. H /T, fall I power posh button $70Q drive. Reduced to Iftft £ 7 FORI) V-8 4-Dr. F/Lanr. W l F-O-M. R 4 11 S4Q C Reduced to "tftW £ 7 FORD V-6 4.dr, atralght w 1 allck. R 4 II. $70R Reduced lo FOltD V-8 4-l)r., Hllrit W M HhIM. K. 193 FA 2-0711 ^ # Sfig FA 2 0861 PUPPIES — half Airedale, t month* old, $3.00. Call Sat. or Run. only. Wale* Fernery, on lake at Lyman School, Long, wood. . r e d u c e d ' p r ic k 19. S itu a tio n s W an ted 12. R ea l F a ta le F or S ale u x TSLo el * F e iiz A a v id a d . ft *Joy e Reduced to I4Q C HOO StricklandMorrison, Inc. 308 E. FlrnL Hi. FA 2-1481 Winter Park MI M i t t In extending our beat wiahea fur happiness during Christman and tho New Year, m iv we tuk* this opportunity to urge you to join with us again In a "Drive for a Safa Holiday l" program. Wo hopo you will bring tha following holiday anf* driving tips* to the attention o f your family ana your motoring friends. If enough of ua follow these sug­ gestion* we will help assure a happier and aafer sea­ son for alb PLAN A SAFE DRIVE— Allow plenty of time for your holiday travel. On long trips make frequent stops. Arrive relaxed. BE ALERT TO HOLIDAY HAZARDS — Driv« in keeping with road, weather, and traffic conditions. Remember, most huliday accidents involve drinking and speed too fast for condition*. WATCH OUT FOR OTHERS— Make allowances for unpradictabl* driver and pedestrian actions. Giv# yourself and others an extra margin o f safety. USE COURTESY ABUNDANTLY — Reaolv* to "Make Courtesy Your Code o f the ltoad!" It pays I HE SURE YOUR CAR IS SAKE— Drive with good tires . . . . properly adjusted brakes . . . . lights and tum signals working . . . . windshield wipers and defrosters functioning properly. USE SEAT BELTS— Fasten them when you enter the ear. Seat Beltj art "Circle* o f Safety" for you and your family. Full enjoyment o f the Holiday Season la something to which all o f us look forward. With this enjoyment, however, — and we know you agree — goes indi­ vidual responsibility to protect your family, yourself, and your community. Let'a all drivs for a Safe Holiday! Cordially yours, {Billdlsunphiil Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. 301 W. let Street Sanford, Florida �No Stopping Industrial Expansion In South ATLANTA (U PI) — Industrial expansion of the once-agricultural South Is moving so fast that pas­ senger trains now bud for the aide tracks to let the freights go by. Industry la the magic word that Is getting governors elected. It is reclaiming rural towni once fls sa cfd on *«iion and peas, convert­ ing the land of magnolia blossoms Into a land of whirring machinery. It haa created problem* of wa­ ter pollution from industrial waste. Every Southern state has the welcome mat out for Industry and 1* buying slick paper magaiine advertising to hawk claimed ad­ vantages of pleasant weather, tranquil labor conditions and in some cases major tax advantages. At an Incentive to an oil refin­ ery considering a 1123 million plant In Mississippi, Gov. Ross Barnett summoned Uie legislature Into special session. Constitutional amendments were adopted and ratified by the voters that extend­ ed property tax exemption lor new or expanded industry from five to 10 y e a n and permitted sale or leaie of public school land lor in­ dustrial use. Barnett says the helpful legisla­ tion set Hie stage for the "greatest period of Industrial and eco­ nomic progress this stale has ev­ er experienced. Ten years ago agriculture accounted for 31.3 per cent of Mississippi'* total income. Today It accounts for only 23.1 per cent. Most statei aby away from giv­ ing outright tax advantages and large firmi have mada It clear this Is not a controlling Incentive. But all Southern states try tome brand o f sales pitch to get Indus­ try and trade. One of the most effectiv* south­ ern industrial salesmen wa* for­ mer North Carolina Gov. Luther llodgea, now eecretary of com­ merce. He led delegations of North Carolina businessmen to Europe and sponsored develop­ ment of a bug* Industrial triangle in his state. From a record of 189 new plants in 1950, North Carolina had 523 new industries in the year 1960, an investment for tie year of three times what is was 10 years before. The North Carolina Trade Fair thla year attracted 200,000. It waa the nation'! first state-sponsored event of its kind. Florida Is another state going alt out to attract new Industry. With tha Impetus of the apace launching oompicx at Cap* Ca­ 9f)r ftatifurfi W»ral& P xgi 10 — Sat. Dec. 23, 1901 JACKSONVILLE. Fla. ( U P I )FB! agent* boarded a Danish freighter here lale Thursday nlgh( and arretted a fugitive who left a trail from Florida to the Mid­ le Eait, Africa and Europe dur­ ing a lT-month tearch. Thomaa S. Wall, 3T, wa« ar­ retted on a federal warrant charg­ ing him with theft from interitate commerce. Wall, a native of Balti­ more, wai tcheduled to appear before U. B. Commltioner T. V. Caahen. D. K. Brown, special agent In charge of the FBI here, said Wall was picked up in Copenhagen by Danlth author!ties, who placed him la the custody of the 6S Thalatta to tranaport him here. V, I , governmental agenclct followed Wall's travela through foreign countries by picking up bits of Information from one port to another and one city to another. Brown said ha was amaicd Wall could have cacaped being picked lip la the various countries he went through without proper p a n porta and other paperi. Wall is charged with driving a tractor-trailer load of Australian beef from Newark, N. J., to Jack­ sonville Aug. 25, IMO, and stealing tha vehicle and Ua contents. Wall's travel* took him to tho British West Indies; Beirut, Lebanon; Freetown, Sierra Leone; Alaiandria and Cairo In Egypt; Accra and Takoradl In Ghana; Launda, Angola; Leopoldville, Re­ public of The Congo; Bremen, Germany; and Copenhagen. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. )U ri) —A Negro man wai stabbed to death here Friday when a fellow tennant complained about a noisy holiday reason party. Tollc* aald Dock Davis, 41, threw an all-night party in his apartment. When it broke up at 1 a. m., bis acroia-tlic-hall neighbor, Naomi Johnson, 21, complain­ ed that it haa disturbed her and her three children. Officers said Davis pushed her h ick Into her apartment, where aba grabbed a 10-lnch butcher knife and plunged it Into Davis' cheat Juat above the heart. naveral, the state's business boom seems only in its infancy. The biggest missile Industry attracted so far is the Martin Company, em ­ ploying more thsn 10,000 at Or­ lando. Florida also sponsors expenvepald tours of tha state by foreign diplomats to improve industrial and trade relations with other countries. With prodding from Gov. Farris Bryant, tha Florida legislature this years authorised creation of an Industrial development corpora­ tion that will lend money for new plants or expansion to borrowers who cennot get funds from regular sources. Twenty firms have al­ ready made application. Georgia and Alabama are trying to draw new industries to email towns that are drying up through declining agriculture or migration to the big ciUes. Many large companiea are expanding In Alabama by moves to towns of only 1,500 to 2,000 population. Georgia’ * story ran h«*i H* told in figures. The state added 3,434 commercial or Industrial firms in a decide for a tout of 88,019 at the end of 1960. It was the fifth best numerical showing in the nation during tha period. Florida, which waa tint, and North Caro­ lina, which was fourth, were bet­ ter among Southeastern states. The Georgia Department of Commerce keeps four full-time salesmen on the road. In addition, Gov, Ernest Vandiver hae led a number of expeditions to the North for new industry. He plans a European tour next March. The department f i n d s that Georgia's best selling points are Its right to work law, labor costa and the tax structure. In Virginia, industrial activity is more than double what it was 10 year* ago whereas Income from agriculture Is down 26 per eent from 1950. x Tennessee, which be* 122 new industries so far this year, a t - ( tracts prospect! with a sales pitch of labor supply, proximity to raw materials and expansion room. Tha state haa reduced from three to on* per cent the sale* tax on machinery for new and ex­ panding industry, A 50 million glass plant ha* gone up in Hawk­ ins County (pop. 33,500) and a 338 million paper mill in Hardin County (pop, 16.800). f South Carolina expects to end the year "at least as good" In in­ dustrial expansion as last year when almost *310 million worth of new Industry settled in the state. Textiles is still the big industry but diversification la progressing. Postmen Deliver Record Breaking Christmas Cards THE VKW POST 8207 Auxiliary o f Cannelberry presented a new flay to South Seminole Elementnry School during a morning program held in tha nudltorlum. DUplnylng it to the students aro Mrs. Itrennetta Morris, left, and Mrs. Irene March, president of the auxiliary, while Principal H. It. Hcekcnbach looks on with a smile. (Herald Photo) United I'reaa International “ Hilent Night" has been taken out of the book o f song* that may be sung In schools behind tho Bor- were In sympathy with tha Com* munlst regime. But they, and the children, are enough to enforce the rules. A large number o f escaped lln wall. But tha children still learn the leachors, Carr said, told of leavChristmas hymn at home, an es­ caped teacher said. "Ones before 1 left I let them sing it—but very softly." Til* teachers story Is among about 300 pages o f testimony tak­ en in West Berlin in the last few weeks by an international tearher organisation . Investigating the plight of teachers and students in Communist • controlled Germany and East Germany. The Uacher had been asked, “ What caused you to fleet Hurely music Is the same everywhere. What difference could communism make In your Job T "The songs w* used to teach are gone," said the teacher, “ Thera la a whol* battery o f new politically-orlented songs in the book. And wa are not aupposad to teach what la not In tha book." Dr. William G. Carr, esecutlve secretary o f the National Educa­ tion Association o f tha United States, and secretary general of the World Confederation o f OrganIxatlons of the Teaching Profes­ sion, brought hack the report which eventually wilt ba published In seven languages. About 78,000 teachers h*v* left East Germany and East Berlin silica 11)48, Cuir said, la-cause o f regulation* and restrictions on their teaching. Those Interviewed hare estimated that no more than 10 per eent of their colleagues THE DEBARY COMMUNITY CENTER addition, now M lftng completion, will double sealing capacity of the auditorium. Tha new wing which focu Community Dr. Teacher Exams Slated Feb. 10 The National Teacher Examina­ tions, prepared and administered annually by Educational Testing Service, will be given at more than 200 testing renters throughout the United States on Feb. 10. At the one-day testing session a candidate may take tha Common Examinations, which Include testa In Professional Information, Gen­ eral Culture, English Expression, and Non Verbal Reasoning; and one or two of thirteen Optional Ex­ aminations designed to demon­ strate mastery of subject matter The college which a candidate Is attending, or tha irhool system In which ha Is reeking employment, will advise him whether he should take the National Teacher Examinotlona and which of the Optional Examinations to aelect. A Bulletin of Information (In which an application Is Inserted) describing registration procedures may be obtalnrd from college of­ ficials, school superintendents, or directly from the National Teacher Examinations, Educational Yett­ ing Service, Princeton. New Jer­ sey. !ng because o f revulsion at tha part they war* forced to play in the recruitment and sponaorahlp of Communist young pioneer groups, whose members are "con­ secrated" In ceremonies conductsd In the manner o f religious confir­ mation rite*. Almost all objected to requirementa that they spy on their studsnts, to tha disruption o f school time for political purposes and tha requirement that they teach Marx­ ism - Leninism In all classes. Teachers slid they not only were required to sign pledges not to lis­ ten to West German radio or watch West German TV but were required to hold meetings with parents and students and get them to sign tha pledges too. Btudsnta told tha Investigators thsy left East Berlin after being denied high school educations be­ cause of their parents' occupations or "political unreliability." On* was the child o f a clergyman, an­ other the child o f perents arrsatsd during the 1983 East German up­ risings, another tha child o f pro­ perty owner*. Until August, about 10 teachers Uvsd in E«*t Berlin and commut­ ed to teach In West Berlin schools. About 40 o f them were In West Germany when the wall went up, and remain there. Two or three have escaped since. Tha rest nr* refused teaching position* despite the acute shortage af teachers in the Eastern sector, Carr said. Teacher* living In East B*'l|n on retirement pensions from West Berlin are unable to cash their non-Communlst checks. la pictured from W. Shell Rd. aa James Duffy, president of the DcBary Civic Aeon., looks over building with Kaos Waite* .(Cow WASHINGTON (U PI— Poatmen delivered a record-shattering load of more than five-billion Christ­ mas cards, letters and packages during the last few weeks. But (he Post Office Deparlment reported today that everything was under control. Total Incoming and outgoing mail funneled through the nation'! post offices between Dec. 1 and 20 wa* estimated at about 9.8 bil­ lion pieces. The department said this was "the largest, most successful Christmas delivery operation in Ita history—with mall handling 3-T per cent greater than during the tame period last year." Despite the heavy Increase, the department said, most of it had already been delivered with a alight drop In the use of man­ power hours. Postmaster General J. Edward Day said the new method of giving regular employes more overtime had allowed the department to re­ duce the number of temporary workers from 290,000 last year to about 250,000. Day said the temporary person­ nel were already being dismissed and that with the exception of special delivery crews ell postal employe* will be with their fam­ ilies on both Christmas Eve and Christmas. Overwhelmed By Christmas Spirit BLYTHEVILLE, Ark. (U P I)— Allen Gulp, 54, went to jail her* Tuesday because he sent a Christ­ mas card to his "old buddy," Sheriff Hugh Champion of Chilton County, Ala. Culp mada tha mistake o f put­ ting his return address on tha en­ velop*. Champion Immediately sent a warrant her* charging Culp aacaped tha Chilton County Jail about eight months ago while serving a OO-day drunk driving sentence. Champion said ha would have a Christmas dinner waiting for Culp. HARDEN CLUB OFFICERS of Altamonte Springs present for the club’a annual holldny party and dinner on Dec. 14 nt the Community House were, from left, Louis G. West, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Gerhardt, recording' eecretary; Mrs. L. T. Bryan, vice president and A. S. Merrill, president. Mrs. Thomas Pinnock Sr., corresponding secretary, was not available for the photograph. (Herald Photo) U.S. Living Costs Dip In November WASHINGTON (U PI)—Living ably would be at a 10-year low. Tha department said that earn­ costa dipped slightly in November ings o f the average factory work­ as the average factory worker’s er after federal tax.* rose by take-home pay and buying power sliout one dollar to |85.03 a week climbed to record peaks, the gov­ for a muu with Dues dependents. ernment reported today. Longer hours gnd higher hourly Th* Labor Department's con­ earning* accounted for the rU*. sumer price Index fill by one- Because o f the decline In living tenth o f 1 per cent, standing st costs, the buying power o f the 128-1 per cent of the bass period wages climbed almost 1.8 per cent 1947-49. Lower costa for tome last month to a new peak. foods, woman's clothing and used Compared with a year ago, the cars contributed to th* decline. sverago factory worker’s takeA further amsll drop in prices home pay has gone up by more was forecast In December by than $6 * week, or 7 per cent. Robert J. Myers, deputy commis­ The November decline In the sioner o f labor statistics, lie pre­ price index reflected cheaper dicted additional decline* in food, prices for pork, fresh fruits, and gasoline and used car prices. eggs. This pushed down food “ It seems certain that we will prices by five tenths of one per wind up 1961 with unusual stabil­ cant despite higher costs for ity so far s i prices are con­ fresh vegetables, beef and veal, cerned," Myers said. fresh milk, cereals and hakery Ha said the Nov*mb*r-to-November Increase in consumer prices was seven tenths o f on* Belts Popular par cant—tha smallest rise In any DETROIT (U PI) — Automobil# similar lt-month period since teat belts are catching on. Ford 1988. Motor Company reports that de­ Myers also had a cheery not* livery of belts to its dealers hat for housewives, lie ssld costs o f Increased from an average of 6.000 preparing tha traditional turkey a month in 1960 to n current rat* dinner on Christmas Day prob­ of 21,300 per month. DEBAKY VOLUNTEER FIREMEN were hard at work before 7 a. m. securing rafters in place on tha depart­ ment's new building the Saturday the organization's auxiliary aponaorad ill big carnival and white elephant products and restaurant meals. The department said more thsn 130,000 workers will receive ^on* or two-cent hourly wage increases under contracts that links thair pay changes In the price index. Report Goldfine Names 200 Persons BOSTON (UI’ I) — The Boston Globe laid Wednesday that Bern­ ard Goldfine has named 200 per­ sons including lop government of­ ficials who took payoffs from him. In a dispatch from Washington, th* Clolie reported that Goldfine made the disclosure* on the ad­ vice of his counsel, Abraham U Pomarentx o f New York. Goldfine now la In jail aanrlng a year and a day term for evad­ ing f780,000 In income taxes, lie Is 111 and was recently transferred to a federal hospital In New York 1 City for treatment. According to th* report, th* In­ formation supplied by Goldfine was turned over to tha Internal Revenue Service for a eheck against tax returns mods by thosa who received th* cash. sole. The new structure, next door to the Fire Hall, will have a seating capacity of 600 when it la completed. JG q k P h o t o ) �I ($hv fe ra l!* BATURDAT, DECEMBER S3. 1961 9 * I I How wondrous the message given to all mankind at Bethlehem nearly two thousand years ago. Now, on Chistmas Eve in 1961, an uneasy world pauses to hear the glad tidings, and is filled with hope and joy once more. For the Prince of Peace is born anew in the silent hearts of men; May His loving peace abide with you as He comes to us again. From All The Staff A t The Renhen Killebtew William Bra.wrH Paeid Brown Peter Leveqtie Evelyn Ca.hlnr Elisabeth Lon* M iry France* Par la l.rw Lawler Janie Shoemaker - factlla T a m a r Walter A. Glelow Raymond Sterena Pottle Hilllnbotham William Taylor Mari* Karri# llank Tenney Ralph Kara Ellen Tyro Raymond Hay* Larry Verahel Jack Hull Prank Voltoline Anna Jardin* f'lyd* Walla Harriett Jnhnaon Fred Well* I.urlll* Johnaon Judy Well* Hhirlry Junra CORRESPONDENTS: Jan* Caaaelherry Herald Helen Snodfraaa Carol Jep.on Sira. Cilrtnr* Snyder Mr*. II. U Johnaon Shirley Wentworth Mr*. Adam Muller France* Weater Betti* Smith Mena Grimatead \ / • �Ihf ♦aufiirb ^rralfc MAY GOOD WILL AMONG ALL MEN REIGN IN THE WORLD THIS CHRISTMAS—AND FOREVER! HAVE A GAY HOUDAYJ Sweeney s Alix Of Sanford Swim 111 .MlltfttoIlN Wear FA 2-1246 G r e e t i n g s and our best PRAYERFULLY WE EXTEND PEA C E an d JO Y w i i h e i far a chaorful . ..M a y they bo yours THIS WISH AT CHRISTMAS this Chxlitmaatide CHRISTMAS Harriett's Beauty Nook Howard Boteler Whtilmalr ( ’onfrdltinrr 500 Siinfnrd Avc. Bagg’s Curb Cor. Sanford & 105 S. Oak Ave. FA 2-6271 M A Y YO UR C H R IS T M A S BE BRIG HT FA 2-5742 Shop J. Vltlel Jones, Owner 2311 W. First SI reel Market 251 h St. CkejVL-to May the peace and foy of tha Seaton be with you oiwaytJ HOLIDAY GREETINGS May your horn* be Jones1 Tire oq Iow Felix Navidod" — in any tangaage, a vary Merry Chmlroo*! with oJt PLUMBING the Joy of the ChrMmm i m o » . Kant 13th Street FA 2-0852 Snrtford, FU May gifts of Joy be youni thie % V4P T ™ r j- jjw ,.<3 ~T T / m f iim ,*S M AY THE TRUE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS BE REBORN ON EARTH. 610 Peean Are. PA 2-1162 IlgSSfc A PHY B E S T W IS H E S This ia the time when joy fills the air and man conn* together in a spirit of good follow ship.,, when May faith light your way wc wish all of our friends a verv to abundant happiness M ERR Y CHRISTMAS throughout this holiday. M ! t il "fi Stenstrom Realty JLll N. Park Avt. FA 2-2420 309 Miracle Concrete Co. Elm Aw. FA 2-6751 H. & A. Department Store Sanford Avt. Jim Hunt Realty �/ Salvation Arm y To Play 'Santa' To Needy » G O O D W ILL TO W A RD A L L M EN May tha Star o f Bethlehem tight our way to a tasting peace during this holy Christmas season. Bill Hemphill Motors 301 W. FIrat St. FA 2-0231 ReauUful, beautiful dolls, dressed in lovely clothes to nial.c the heart of any little girl glow with love and joy . . . There were 144 of them on display at the Sanford Atlantic Hank, which are to be distributed to 144 little girts in the county on Christmas Eve by the Salvation Army. The outfita worn by the dolls have been carefully and painstak­ ingly made by hand by tha ladies i of the F ir.l Methodist Cliuicli, tha !»>!<#• of the Ffr*t Presbyterian Church, and ntembera of the Sal­ vation Army and the task of dressing them assigned to the willing ladies, who have outdone themselves in creativity and in­ genuity. There are beautiful bride dolls, one in white tare, with real stock­ ings on, and there is one whose white gown is crocheted. She car. riea a crocheted basket full of rosea and wears a crocheted hat attached to her veil. There ir a lovely Indy doll in a rose satin gown, with a chiffonlined stole to match. Thera is a doll in a tailored outfit o f a tiro piece brown two-toned dress, with a matching hat. An old-fashioned doll wears a handsome black velvet skirt and Z\}t ^anfnrli rape with a silk blouse and a little velvet hot, Uimmed with sparkling rhinestones. Right in fashion Is n pretty girl dull with a white felt skirt, appli. <|ued with a poin-cttin, wearing a bulky knit sweater, especially made for her, and a white frit hat. Rlur and gold Jnpanse pajamas are worn by one doll, and there is a little Florida doll in a two piece swim suit with a matching beach robe. There are also dolls in sun dresses, sunsuits, all sorts of pretty little Iroeka and many In slacks, eapris and slim jtm pants. Thousands of tiny stitches, hours o f work and much thought and creativity have gone into the dressing of these dolls. This is an annual project of the Salvntlon Army and the good ladies of San­ ford, in the hope and determination that no little girl will have to wake up to an empty stocking on Christmas morn. No man ran resist that mood when he unwraps hia packages and finds it so daitlingly expressed in a fun-inviting sports shirt, cor­ duroy jacket and slacks set, loung­ ing pajamas with complementing bathrobe, princely ilippera or a boat o f other jiandsome things to wear. $rral6 Sat. Dec. 28, 1961—Page 3-A . . . A LITTLE WISH WITH A LOT OF HEART. . . T O YOU AND YOURS! Ivey's Shoe Store A DREAM WORM) of beautiful doll*, to bring awe and delight to the face of any little girl, (and many big girls, too), is surveyed by Sue Southward in the lobby o f tho Sm ford Atlantic Rnnk. (Herald Photo) H o p i n g the b le s s in g s of Christm as shino upon A cheery hello to all our m any each of you. friends, with w arm est wishes for TO OUR MANY F R IE N D S ... a very happy Christmas season! A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS! Harcar Aluminum Products Co. O. Lewis Dinkins % Day ¥ Night Grill The State Market 1300 French Ave. Restaurant FA 2-4226 3600 Orlando Dr. FA 2-5510 Diatributors The Pure Oil Co. 601 W. 6th CHRISTMAS JOY RUMS Sanford Manufacturing Co. • FA 2-4312 918 W. Final JR. O FFIC ER S and MEN HEAVY ATTACK SQUADRON NINE send their O sL h ii S s i& i O JjLa I w a \ for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year TO THEIR WIVES and FAMILIES AM) TO THE CIVILIAN PERSONNEL U i s A K .P K lJ b J N U , Just a Tew lines to let you know we Sanford, Florida appreciate your loyal patronage, and. wibli you a very Merry Cliristmaj! Ox Fibre Brush Co. OUTS WINN-DIXIE FOOD STORES FA 2-4331 �Hard To £iir Visualize franturh Srralfi Christmas Santa Claus has become such an important part of our merry-mak­ ing at Christmastime, that one can hardly imagine the holiday season without that Jolly old fel­ low, hi* sleigh end reindeer. Yet a little over a century ago. Santa Claua as we know him to. day, did not exist! To be eure, Season children all over the country Clement Clarke Moore, a profes­ eagerly awaited visit* from St. sor at Columbia University, wrote Nicholas at Christmastime . . . . a poem for his children. It was but they had no idea as to what ho called “ A Visit from St, Nicholas” looked like. It remained for a tnd besfan, “ Twas the night before university professor to establish Christmas , , Dr. Moore wrote it solely for his Santa'* identity a* we now know kildren't enjoyment and had no On Christmas Eve, In 182J, Dr. ptan* to publish i t Hut fortunately W ithout Santa Claus for other children, and adults as where it was published for the |first time on well, hi* poem was heard by the daughter o f the rector o f St. Paul's Church in Troy, New York. She asked to be allowed to read it to the children o f her father’s parish; she also sent a copy o f the poem to the Troy, N. Y. Sentinel, Echols Bedding Co 2nd & Magnolia 109 N. Palmetto May f/ie G ood. Lord impart Hit May you an|oy it as much aa wa'vo enjoyed being able to terve you. blissing t loyouat Chrittmai. Wilson-Moier Glad Tidings FURNITURE CO. o f Joy to everyone 1 AT THIS HOLT CHRISTMAS SEASON, WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES. ^ TO OUR MANY FRIENDS, OUR WARMEST WISHES! House O f Rahija 402 Featuring Pecan Ave. Carol • Lynn Fashions' FA 2-2451 O K Tire Stores 2113 S. French FA 2-7480 I It 's time fo r gaily wrapped preterits and warm g r e e tin g s .,,fo r rejoicing in the m eaning o f Christmas. OUR VERY REST WISHES W arm w ishes At this happy time, we extend lull of good c f c e e r ^ ^ P P that o u r musmg friends hove a bright Christmas holiday. our best wishes to a ll. FRIENDS mi H O L ID A Y F IL L E D W ITH HAPPINESS! Ruby’s Beauty Salon 252 Lake Ellen Dr, Casselberry. Fla. Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3281 a �African (g||f frinfnrb WrralU Natives Sat. Doc. 23, 1961— Pape 5-A H ave A Christmas For more than 100 years, American* have been sending missionaries to Africa to explain what Christmas is all about. Perhaps if* time to reverse the process. This thought is prompted by a Christmas carol. It's a rather un­ usual carol — not the kind you'd play in a department store as background music to do last-min­ ute shopping by. It comes from the Loma tribes, men who live in the interior nt Liberia, and is meant to be chanted to the accompaniment of ^ drums. Here is an English translation, prepared by a missionary who is Immble enough to wonder who should be teaching whom about the spirit of Christmas; Whoever on the night of the Celebration of tho birth of Christ Carries warm water and a sleep­ ing mat For a weary stranger, r helpless neighbor, Sick with malaria, Who Their would like to know about Brings words of peace To one who is bound with fear, Whoever does these tilings Will receive gifts of happ.nest Grcster than that of receiving a son Gitcs food to children Who are thin and hungry, Protides a torch for a traveler In the forest, Returning after a long absence, So that though he live to be so old So will you receive happiness if you do these acta of love anil service On the night of the celebration on Christmas, The birth of Christ. That he must bo helped into his hsmmneV And someone light his pipe for him, a timid friend O w n’ All his wives and sons will die. So that he stands a* a trunk (tripped of brsneber. Yet life witl be sweet for him, Ho will have peace, At one whose rice harvest is great. And who hears his neighbors Praise the exploit* of his youth. Christ, Visits Takes medicine to one OUR A ✓ T\\ SA11 Sings a new song For the young people Dancing under the start Give* wood from his own fire To Carol MANY THANKS TO YOU ALL, AND TO ALL A r SINCERE BEST W ISHES! Carroll's Furniture Co. 116 W. 1st. FA 2-5181 SS7M A SJC Y VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS! Sanford Electric Co, Inc. 116 S. B. E. Purcell Co. FA 2-1562 Muirnolln SANFORD • ORLANDO MERRY MERRY r im & y . Q im tm Celery City Printing Co., Inc. 113 S. Park “Home O f Avc. Q uality F u rn itu re ” TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILYI Perkins Ritz Theatre Men’n Wear FA 2-2581 THIS IS OUR WISH May faith ba TO EACH OF YOU your guide this Christmas to bUsssd love, Furniture Center 109 S. French Are. p ia t i and to (oys that never cease. AT C H R I S T M A S I Chelsea Title & Guarantee Co. Goodyear Service Store 117 W. Fiml Bt. FA 2-4396 •« BLESSINGS OF G R EETIN G S TO YOU! THE YULETIDE TO EVERYONE Senkarik Class & Paint Co. 210 S. Mario] In FA 2-1622 A n o ld -fa sh io n e d w ish that's always n o w . . . Merry Christmas! (irap e ville Gregory Lumber Company Nursery 2221 Grapeville Are, FA 2-0666 , 520 Maple A w e. FA 2-0500 MAY t'JBACE WITHIN YOUR HEART ABIDE TO BLESS YOU EACH THIS CHRISTMAST1DE THE SANFORD ATLAN TIC NATIONAL BANK Incorporated 1IZT OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS "TIL 8:00 FA 2-7951 �D on’t Get Alarmed If Those Robots’ W ake Y ou Christmas Morning (Eljr fcatifnrh Don't bat an eyelash If a ro­ bot clanks in to wake you on Christmas morning. It’s just a little something Junior put to­ gether with his Erector set. Dad may have fond memor­ ies of his Erector bridges and elevators but Junior is more likely to spend his time con­ structing atomic rocket launch­ ers, walking robots and other miniature reproductions of the spare age. Like the Teddy Bear. Erector ^rrolh JOY TOTHEWORLDI v U lE T ID E G R E E T I N G ? From AH Of has remained virtually unchanged alnce It was first introduced near­ ly fifty years ago. The only changes have been In the addi­ tion of more parts, motors and packaging. Almost anything worth mentioning can be built with Krector, and it has been put to aome novel, worthwhile uses. The first working model of the Itiiley Bridge of World War II lame was made with an Krector set. Its more humane uses in­ cludes serving ss s part of the lit* At Robson Sporting Goods Larry’s New 215 S. Sanford Cr Ave. CHRISTMAS CHOIiR TO EVERYONE! CHRISTMAS Greetings Your Home Food Service, Inc. II W. 18th St. EA 2-5831 Sl TO A L L May this Christmas be a happy one in each and every way; may your heart be filled with gladness upon the joyful day. SEASON’S GREETINGS 2518 French To afl our good friends and their loved ones, we extend our sincerest wishes for a Christmas season titled with cheer. C*j m Iberry, theory and application of control mechanisms including those of (he human brain), first became fascinated with science * when he was given an Erector set at the age of eight. The basis for the success of any toy is whether children like it; the sale of more than ten million Erector sets seems to in­ dicate that boys and girls think it'a good lun. Living Fame One day in 1891, a little girl with a big problem sat down and wrote a letter that was to make her name famous. The little girl as Virginia Q’Hanlon — her pro­ blem, was there really a Santa Claus? On the advice of iter father, she wrote a letter to the New York Sun, and tn« answer she received was detlined to become a beloved Christmas classic. She wrote, “ Dear Editor — I am eight years old. Some of my friends say there is no Santa Claus. Papa says, ‘ If you see it in the Sun, It’s so.* Please tell me (lie truth, is there a Santa Claus?" The New York Sun’s Francis P, Church, replied with an ed­ itorial that not only answered the question of a little 8-year-old girl but that warmed the hearts of young and old alike. Since it was written 64 years ago, his editorial has been print­ ed and reprinted In the newspapers throughout the country, and read and re-read to children at Christmastime. The most famous paragraph in this editorial reads, "Y es, Vir­ gins, (hero is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainty as love and generosity and devotion exist and >ou know that they abound and give your life Its highest beauty amt joy. Alas! How dreary would be the world If there were no Santa Claus! It would he as dreary aa if them were do Vir­ ginias." Mr. Church concluded his ed­ itorial with words that have echoed down the years to thrill the hearts of all who hear. "No, Santa Claus! Thank God, lie lives and he lives forever! A thousand years from now, Virginia, nay, ten times ten liwusand years from now, he will continue to make glad the heart of child­ hood." Amy Andrrwon, Keg. Real Eatati Broker Ml* So. French Ave. Day FA 2-7IM - Night FA 2-48)1 BEST WISHES AT CHRISTMAS and a big "thank you" to our many customers, Powell’s O ffice Supply Co. 117 S. Magnolia CHRISTMAS J O Y T O AU Ave. ITwy. T o All O u r M any F rie n d s ... Fla, first successful heart-lung pump, now in the Smithsonian, and in the construction of an agitator used in cancer research at the University of Minnesota. Tnis ‘ 'toy" has also exerted an influence in the choice of career for thousands of scientists. M.I.T.’ s Claude E. Shannon, a world authority on electronic computers and cybernetics (the 17-92 Snulh HOLIDAY JOY TO YOU! Seminole County Motors Euat First St. OUR CHRISTMAS PRAYER FOR YOU AND YOURS May your happiness be so grea t that y ou treasure fo r e v e r the m any w o n d ro u s CHRISTMAS GREETIN G S TO ALL m em ories o f this Christm as. Pig ’N ’ Whistle Management [X)[ k Staff tfilv fl r* M s y th e p s s c s s o d j o y b s Mary Carter Paint Co. 101 W. 1st FA 2-8649 \ Cut Rate liquors 112 W. First 81. Home Distributors Hwy. 1 7 . M George's Taverns 1011 S. French 25th & Beardall Art. �/ Bite Ijfralft # a iifn r i S at. Pec. 23, 1961—Pnpc 7-A llle rn j (Ilimttnas *c V V.- 'l f ' GT TO ’'Y O U GREAT JOY AT THIS SIASONI AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR GOOD WILL McVicars Me Raney Paint Co. D ow n tow n S a n fo rd 2nd Hi. Games, Games Available D uring Season iChristmas Dolls More Life-Like Than Ever Before I Thin Christum* dull* arc more Ilka poop!* than ever bMore. Any such happy eurprife* fuf doting doll mother* a* a dot) that really Us*** with a Ruud loud smack at* includ'd in dull collection*, rl* porta Toy tiuidance Council. Infant dolls are more embraceable than ever; nee adaptation* of plastic* give a toft pliant quality to arm-, leu* and neck, charac* leri-tic of the newborn baby. Poll funiilirt are real playmate tire. with muscular flexibility paralleling real youngster* on the score of agility, A fa-einaling array of miniature dolls in the 8 to I inch categories are exponents of the latest faehlults. New boy doll* too, are outfitted lit ivy league style*. Nowaday* little girl* have a wider ernpe o f eaperienee than erer hefote, thank* to extended Iras el and TV view ing. In tune with thi* aophliUcatlon In the playroom doll*, too, ate outfit­ ted for a whirr-than-ever round of *porliog and mclal arUeitle*. They boalt airplane ityla luggage and iniart travel costume*, with wardrobe* for skiing, tie skating, ihuia ranch fun, a* well a* outfit* for school and ballroom. Little girl* will love the tid e variety of doll furniture planned to fit different sixes o f doll*. riiought-provokitig, educational, competitive and really diversified— the wide variety of game* fiotlt i from Santa'* pack are all thU nml teat fun, too. linmei of all kinds diau Ihtif inspiration from Civil War history. 1today t global politic*. TV show format*, juvenile book classic* and l-ig time sport* , A new und iaigi giuup of gante* Musical Toys Always A Big Hit The po-t-Chrlelma* thumping, tooting or twanging o f a musical toy may not mean much to MotnSr, but to a 3-ycar-old it's mote ex­ citing than Tschaikoveky. Marion Egbert, educational con* Miltanl for the American Music Conference, believe* that property selected toy musical instrument I can provide an exciting way for children to discover rhythm and lone—the haste elements of selfmade music. Musical toys ran also exert * strong influence on youngsters' desites to play genuine musical ill. atrumenta. Quality toy instrument! aie us­ ually musically "true" and o ffr f • cham* for continued exploration of musical sounds and rhythm. Musical toys ace so popular with youngsteis thill the toy ttumped Pearls Always 'A Special Gift' i'earli have always hern a very special gift not only for their sim­ ple, elegant beauty but because a pearl necklace Is alway s in good tail*. Till* eeaion the traditional pearl necklace* assume high fashion Importance because of their new designs and the Important place pearia hold in the current fashion picture. Best wishes for a joyous Noel to •II our wonderful friends. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. “ Yoar 308 E. l»l Ford * * j a i p * - . . a n d o/adnM * fo Dealer” St. PA 2-1481 Hurnup & Sim s Inc. 201 N. Maple Ave FA 2-8771 I* based on strategy. From the pages o f history come such novel­ ties as the "American Heritage (iamo o f the Civil War" in which an astute armchair gineiul can achieve a victory for the South. This strategic foray is completely documented by an accompanying outline of Civil War history. Another game taking maneuver­ ing skill is “ Stratego” ; its playing There ere new mulii-strind necklecee lhat feature a beautiful deep In all the "true jew el" tones of Jade, sapphire, emerald, ruby or topee. The clasps, lovely enough to be pine la themselves, ere worn to the aide and matched to car­ riage to provide one of the moat pleasing gills of Ihe season. Seed peart necklaces have be­ come incrraimgly- popular, strung la multiple strands to twist anil drape to the mood of fashion's eased bodices and dropped waist­ lines. For tin- smartest look of all, a single strand of pearls combines with two strands of jade or lapll. Tin- jade or lapis adds a lovely note of contrast to Ihe pearia and provides dramatic color accent to fashions. via* the top teller for Risny j u t ! . Other "pre-band Instruments" include bell sets, wood resonator block* and simple drums, I’ csun* utor blocks are exceptionally ef­ fective io leaching rhythm so children. Melody inti rum *nts comprise another group of musical toys. A c­ tual tour* can be reptodilCrd on such instillment* as the xylophone nnd the “C-nole" melody flute. Toy piano* and electric organ* often art used to introduce chlldirn to the kcyboald. Toy ukclele-, guitais, banjo* and mandolin*—all priced under glu—allow the child to play simple turn-* almost Im­ mediately, and youiigiters have lots of fun with this ty pe of "first experience." Whatever the chilli's choice, pat­ ent* will he giving ■ gift of music —that UMiatly outlsvt* the toy in­ strument by decade*. • • • both fantasy and realism ■>* significant trrnds in the stuffed animal section of Toy land. Young­ sters may fondle replicas of their favoied pedigreed pooches or fel­ ines, or cuddle up to fantastic ani­ mals umpired by cartoon charact­ ers or sheer imagination on the pail of designers. piece* iii e elegantly-decorated fig­ ures representing Marshals of fiance from the Napoleonic eia. A topical game — “ Summit” — has its playv i» manipulating ''fo r­ eign aid," conduct drive* to obtain sphere* of influence and trying to dominate a summit conference. All reminiscent of contemporary head­ lines. (■antes iruplied by favorite TV shows are popular; there's a new edition of "Content ration"; "Video Village" which represent* a TV show stag*; while Deputy li.iwg, Shotgun Slade nnd The Rifleman at* heroes In th* western gam* sector. Fvery youngster can try t* baI'uiiie a millionaiie with the new "tiaine of U fa "—developed by Att l.inklctter, of radio amt TV fain*, tiame* which reproduce favorite outdwet *ports with complete real­ ism at# alto destined for the halt teller list. Among these «n‘ a family skeel -hoot trt, with targets that go up mto the air by the player'* foot on a pneumatic device; National Font hall I.eagU# Electric Football tiame that provides realistic ac­ tion for armchair roachc*) "Fun House" and "Hit th* Duck" are typical carnival sports garnet, each stand five feet high for "mar# fun thart a virvu*." From juvenile hook classic* linn* such noveltlM at Hahar. the Pobhxey Twins, the Happy I.itlle Train and other favorite*—to patform thrir exploits on gam* build*. JOYtotheWorld May Ihe radiance of ihe Christmas spirit shine upon all men. WE WISH OUR FRIENDS A SHINING HOLIDAY) Wilma’s Grocery Faust Drug: Store 1 rank A Wilma Sinus I’tuHeP Of Mellons ills* k ('Plan Ave. 221 E. lal St. FA 2-0781 Restaurant OUANHK ( LTV, FI.A "Wi*hr* a Merry Christmas and Happy New t To all our patron, in Hanford • DIMNO BY < ANDI.KI.ICHT AM . CIIUI8TMAS WEEK JO Y TO T H E W O U LD Burning Log Is Charming Fad TO EVERYONE — The old custom of burning the Yule log Is a I'haitiling Christmas tradition that has largely passed from contemporary life, although it is still observed in many places. Even though it i* always thought of in connection with Christmas celebrations of ya.tr* gun* by, it actually dates far bark into pagan times. During what wu* then called the Mid-Winter Fir* Festival, the log, generally one from an aak tree, would he ceremoniously lighted from a fragment saved from the year before. When th* new log eeut out it* brilliant flame*. It was believed that th* house and family would be eaf* from lightning and fir**, that rattle and grain field* would thrive and that th* earth would he fertile. A \. Christmas G m e t in s s Wareco Service Station “ Ware • Price Oil Co." 110 N. French Ave. FA 2-9788 ...a n d t« MERRY CHRISTMASI Fd die’s Bakery 105 W. First 81. FA 2-3076 G ifts of health an d happiness w e w ith tor you mt Christmas. On thU holla at of d o y t. wo exten d ou r s in ce re w ish es lor a very Merry Christmas Evelyn’s Beauty Salon Mary-Esther’s 211 N. I’urk Avc. FA 2-2388 300 8. “ In Thg Montezuma Magnolia A rt. llolel’’ FA 2-5691 Gator Lumber Co., Inc. FA 2-7121 70ft S. French Ave. CHRISTMAS GREETINGS C H R I S T M A S J O Y TO ON E AND ALL MERRY CHRISTMAS lo EVERYONE W t hop* your holiday is grand. Hurl Ifete In, Inr. Urn. Cunirartori I’. Hurl on Kovels, Jr. & Hfchnrd Silvers, Jr. 109 W. 27th Street FA 2-8758 Wieboldt’s Camera Shop 210 So. Park Ave. This message comas to your house to te ll you wo appreciate your friendship, and to wish you and your family <i Merry Christmasl lt U TMAS BE BRIGHT ^ n fo r d Tom’s Pizza “ The FA 2 93.'»3 » 8. French Bent Ave. P lm ir Agency Place In Town'* FA 2-9652 Registered Broker* a A.soclatea 111 Ho. Fork Ave. I'h. FA 3 »«4I Lake Mary FA 3-1290 Hunts Tuxedo Feed Store Cur. Sanford & 2nd 81. Sanford, Ft*. �A H oliday Wish fo r You from Your Sunshine Service friends and neighbors Uotplmg B u ild Florida — J. B. Grant J. E. Alderman It. D. Grleme J. E. Andrews Agnwt Grooms I t L. Porter J. L. Atkinson J. F. W. E. Price B. S. Austin C. E. Grubb Ray Pylen T. W. Baker, Jr. J. E. Hall C. T. Rabun L. J. Bass M. D. Harden G. T. Ray J. C. Beall A. D. Haskins L. J. Reeves F. J. Bender I t T. Hatchett It C. Repilado R. C. Brantley W. H. Hawkins D. L. Ringer M. H. Brown Bill Hickman C. 8. Roberta J. W. Buckler J. E. Higgins, Jr. I.. G. Ross With the coming of this glorious holy time, the world reawakens B. F. Bullard A. I*. IllltaU J. C. Sapp to His message of peace and loro. May these, and M. D. Bumgarner K. L. Hittall C. L. 3eudder Jack Bumay II. E. Hlrt J. O. Smith W. 8. Burns Q. It. Hopper C. U. Soderblom Huston Busby W. E. Houser H. L. Spoils Arthur Cameron I t F. Hubbard R. N. Stafford W. A. Canup C. S. Johns T. N. Stafford J. W. Carter C. A. Johnston W. A. Stansfield G. W. Carver, Jr. J. C. Johnson J. A. Stewart Lucille B. Carver C. J. Jones T. F. Stewart J. H. Chapman J. J. Kendall J. C. Taylor A. J. Chesns L. K. Lawson David E. Thrasher E. E. Clements T. L. Lee C. 0 . Tillis E. C. Daniels W. 0. Livingston C. W. Turner W. W. Davis C. F. Markowlcx E. C, Tyler A. L. Dunn A. It. Middleton H. C. Eby D. It Middleeton BIU Tyre Wilma J. Vaasura C. W. Ergle 11. C. Moose C. G. Walker R. A. Fender 11. C. Morgan. Jr. J. M. Warner W. A. Feeler E. A. Myers L. A. Watson J. H. Galloway W. C. Nance T. H. Went, Jr. R. P. Galloway Lucy F. Nowlin CUff White W. R. Giles W. M. Osborne Marian W. William* LEGiD J. E. Padgett K. W. Willis I t P. Goodspeed C. D. Pertain H. K. WUaon H. A. Gowan J. B. Phillips Margaret M. Wright — j* — rrsaseuneH— » / / _____ — D. H. Plenty B. B. Adams R fom i; ifiqp * - ws-mr-— 1' i W* all blessings, be with you this season. «-n.i - ------- - p ,«•- �1* m w A ... (Flri* Bardot Blacked Out glNICE, Franc* (U PI) — Moviehouse managers said Monday Ihe rightist underground "secret army” has ordered them not to show Brigitte Bardot pictures. Bridges Seat Up WASHINGTON (U PI) - Spirited backstage shuffling was expected among Senate Republicans for choice committee seats held b) Wle late GOP Sen. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire. Franco Injured MADRID. Spain (U PI) — Chief of State Francisco >>8000, whose left hand was injured in a hunt­ ing accident Sunday, probably wlil go home from the hospital today, it was announced here. Miami’s Coldest MIAMI (U P l)-M on d a y was the coldest Christmas in Miami In more than 22 years. The low of 42 was the lowest Christmas record­ ing since the Weather Bureau be­ gan keeping records here in 1930. fe ralfo W EATHER: Fair through Wednesday; warmer tonight; high today in npper 6 0 a ; k>w tonight in upper 60a. VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FONTANA, Calf. (UPI) A 30-year-old woman twice braved flames which gutted her home early today to rescue her eight children and her invalid husband, police reported. Officers said Mrs. Rosemary Starry suffered second and thirddegree burns over nearly a third of her body and was on the cri* tical list in Kaiser hospital. Also In critical condition were the hus­ band, Elmer, 30, and a daughter, Donna, 6. Another daughter, Cindy, 8, was In serious condition and two more daughters, Jeanette, 4| and Anna­ bel)*, 13, suffered cuts on the body. The remainder of Mr*. Starry'* children were treated at the hospital for minor burns or smoke inhalation. They are James, 3, Rosemary, 10 ^Pavld, 11, and Deborah, 8 months. The four were expected to be released in care of an aunt, Mrs. F. A. Lynch, also of this city 50 miles e a :' of Loa Angeles. Mail Goes Through ASTRONAUT HOME FOR CHRISTMAS— Astronaut Lt, Col. John Glenn Jr., poses with his family on porch o f their home in Arlington, Vn., after Glenn returned from Capo Canaveral, Fla., to spend Christmas with family. Glenn is scheduled to orbit the earth in midJnnunry. Pictured are (left to righ t): David. 16; Lyn, 141 Mrs. Glenn, ami Glenn. (NF,A Telephoto) Empire State Building To Be Sold Wednesday NEW -YORK (UPL) - T h e EmROCKFORD, III. (U PI)—When Hugh Bannon came homo to find plre Stata Building, the world’s his house on fire Monday, one of taTlest structure, will be told hla first thoughts was for the twice Wednesday in a $85 million Christmas turkey in the oven. He deal with head-spinning complexi­ asked firemen to rescue the bird. The firemen declined and con­ ties, tinued fighting the flarnci, which Nearly 100 separate processes • caused 312,000 damage to the will be Involved in the sale of the •hom e. 102-story building at Prudential HOUSTON, Tex. (U PI) — The record player Santa Claus brought Taaaia Ann Shilling a couple of Chriitmaiea ago when she was 6 had alnee been broken. But she knew how to fix it, and it worked. When she wrote her annual mes.s a g e to Santa this year, ahe added ® a postscript: *Tm leaving my record playet under the tree. WUI you please have a look at ItT" Nothing Is New NEW YORK (U P I)—That latest dance crate — the twist — is all old hat aa far as Manhattanite Charles Puleao la concerned. Puleo harked back a few years in a Aletter to the editor of the New Tfork Dally News, reminding twistera that "tbla old walrus re­ calls going through the tame she­ nanigans, convulsions and parox­ ysms 30 years ago to a dance called the Peabody." H u n t M o th e r In S t r a n g l e D e a th f. BROCKTON, Mat*. (UPI) Police were searching today for the wife of a prosperous bottling firm executive in connection with the strangling of her 32-year-old daughter. The nearly nude body of Mrs. Gloria Eldridge was found in a closet by her father, Walter L. —/tow ard , president of Ihe Simpson ^ s p r in g s Bottling Co., at the How ard borne Monday. A medical examiner said the woman had been dead for several days. UN Congo Troops Going To Katanga Insurance Co. office* In Newark, N.J, Almost 100 lawyers, account ante, broken and other experts have bern rehearsing for days the transaction which U expected to take five hour*. Principal parties involved a n Col. Henry Crown, Chicago finan­ cier and present owner; Louis R. Menagh, president of Prudential, and Lawrence Wien, New York lawyer amt real estate operator who conceived the transaction. Wien will pay Crown $85 million for the building, then give the ti­ tle directly to Prudential for $29 million. Wien will retain leasing rights valued at $38 million. The Prudential’ s total Invest­ ment actually is $19.75 million— the maximum allowed under New York law which limits the per­ centage of assets a company can invest in one building. The insurance company paid $17 million 1951 Tor the land under Ihe building. Prudential also has agreed, as part of the contract, to put up $3.75 million toward capi­ tal Improvement! In the next few years. LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (U PI) — The United Nations will use Congolese national army troops In breakaway Katanga, the UN announced today. A UN apoketman said 900 Con­ golese troops will be based at the strategic Kamina base in Ka­ tanga. He said the first 90 will be flown to Kamina Wednesda). The Congolese soldiers, who will be Issued blue UN helmets, will come under the command o f the UN military commander in the Congo, Gen. Sean McKeown of Ireland, the spokesman said. "H ie Congo is contributing a contingent to the United Nations just aa other countries such as Ethiopia or Ireland," the spokes­ man laid. Kamina currently is manned by NEW YORK (U P I)— A mystery Indian troops and small groups of woman, whose body temperature Canadian, Swedish and Norwegian had dropped to about 80 degicus troops and technicians. as she lay for houra face-down in a anow-eoveied parting lot, waa reported in critical condition to­ day. . . Page 2 The woman, between 35 and 40 Bridge yrara old and showing signs of Page, H & 0 Classified ... having been slapped about the . Page 7 Comic* ___— face, was incoherent and mum­ Page 2 Dear Abby ... . ................. bled Page4only "leave me alone” to Editorial ....... — detectives trying to learn her Page 2 Entertainment „ . identity and what had happened. Legate —------- ____.... Page 8 She waa found under a viaduct ... Page 7 Futile — Page6 of heavily traveled East River Society Drive about noon Monday, — ____ Page 5 Sports __ Woman Lives With 80 Temperature Herald Index _ Repair Job Santa The father, recovering from a hip operation, told pollca he be. lieved a floor furnace near the Christmaa tree started the blase. Annabetle, asleep in the front room, told officers the awoke and saw the tree afire. She ran screaming to neighbors Mr, and Mrs. Barney Smith, who returned to the Starry home and tried to help rescue the children. Officers aald Deborah was hurled through a window by Mrs. Starry and landed unharmed on a bush, The house and nearly ail of Others killed were the owner of their clothes and personal be- the home, Curtis Honeycutt, 81, longings—including Christmas pre­ and bia ton, Vontana, II. sents—were destroyed. Mrs. Honeycutt, the only other • • • occupant of the house, escaped BURNSVILLE, N. C. (U r i) Five persons were burned to through a window and was ad­ death today in a fire which de­ mitted to a hospital with burnt stroyed a home in a rural moun­ and shock. Honeycutt's daughter, Mr*. tain section near here. The victims included a mother Josephine Wilson, 28, wife of Bill and two small children from New­ Wilson of Newport News, and her port News, Va., who were on a two sons, Billy Joe, 2, and Roger, holiday visit to the mother's 1, were the other victim* trapped in the biasing frame house. parents. The 'Hully-Gully'? floor." By DICK WEST He even lot lied me lo a cou* WASHINGTON (U PI) - Many, many moon* ago young Dr. Zhi­ pie of panic* where I might sec vago, my ialtblul Indian compan­ tha thing dcmonilrated, but 1 ion, began urging me to writs a demurred on grounds that 1 would never be abi* to describe it in colurrv about "tha twist." "U a going to be the greatast a family newspaper. The accuracy of hia prediction thing aince tha Ilopi rain dance," — ha kept saying. "This ia your that the twist was booming waa " f h a a ( * to ge tn oa the ground| brought borne 10 aoa the other, It's Thomas Wilson Jr. ambulance A double accident Saturday af­ ternoon, left one dead and two driver for Wllaon Eichelberger ihaken up in a biiarre chain A Funeral Home, who was rushing circumstances. to the scene of the accident, John Singleton, 83 year old Ne­ crashed Into a car driven by a gro was d cid on arrival at Orange Memorial Hospital, after he was 16 year old while male, going struck by a car operated by A.B. north on Elm Ave. Pelerson Jr., near the Intersection Neither the ambulanrc driver and 11th and French Ave. nur the Juvenile were injured, but $500 damage waa dona to the am ­ bulance and $350 to the second car. A second ambulance from Wilson Eichelberger was dispatch­ ed to the scene o f the first acci­ dent. Wilson was charged with reck­ less driving and the Juvenile with Ily United Press International failure to yield Ihe right of way Tin nation's holiday trallic toll to any emergency vehicle. topped advance estimates today No charges have been filed with the greatest number of deaths againat Peterson, pending further for a three-day YuletJde since the Investigation, Christmas of 1955 when 609 died. Singleton was unconiclous when The National Safety Council aald admitted to Seminole Memorial II appeared the final (otal uf traf­ Hospital and waa found to be suf­ fic deaths would be approximately fering from severe head Injuries 550. The council had estimated in and a possible fractured hip.-Ha a d ta n te’ bf the holiday that SOU was transferred to Orange Mem­ Americana would die in highway orial Hospital in Orlando and pro­ accident* during the 78-hour holi­ nounced dead on arrival. day, which ended at midnight. In a Christmas Day mishap, The 8:30 a.m, EST tabulation George Cleveland Lisle of Or­ by United Press International lando was Involved In a rear-end showed 518 persons dead in holi­ collision at the vehicle he was day traffic accident* since 8 p.m. driving hit a convertible driven Friday. by David Franklin Easterly of The breakdown: Winter Haven at the intersection Traffic 518 of 25th and French Ave*. Flra 72 Lisle was charged with tailing Flancs • to yield the right of way and Miscellaneous 81 waa released on bond. Damage Total 855 to both vehicles waa minor. California led the nation with 55 deaths. Texas had 50 and New York 39. Other states in which the loll lopped the 20 mark included: Illfnola and Michigan. 28 each; Ohio and Pennsylvania, 23 each. State* reporting no traffic deaths were: Alaska, Arizona, Delaware, Ha­ Ily I'nitrd Preaa Internal tonal waii and Rhode Island. Muir light inowr fall in many areaa today atop the killer drift* which cialinrJ stores of Uvea over the holiday weekend. Cold waves slabbed into Dixie and the north­ ern plain*. Fug covered most of California. Zero cold nipped the southern WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Rockies. administration told Congress Wed­ Flurries and light enow fell nesday it hai speeded effort* to move Cuban refugees out of Mi­ along a belt from inletlur regions of tha Pacific Northwest to north­ ami within the last month. William L. Mitchell, commis­ ern New England. Miami, Fla., reported its coldaat sioner of social security, said the Cuban refugee* have become in­ Christmas Day In 22 years. Thete creasingly more willing to re­ waa snow cover aa far south as locate In other pari* of the Nuitli ('urnlina. Portions uf Flor­ ida got frost. country. A new onslaught of pular air Mitchell waa the leadoff witneaa as the Senate Subcommittee on dropped temperatures to aero or Refugee* and Kicapces held Ua below in Muntana and North Da­ third day of hearings on problem kota. created by the heavy inllux of Cuban exiles Into the Mlaml-Dadc County area. RIO I)E JANEIRO (UPI) — He said Die government has launched a campaign to acquaint Clashes between guards and con­ employer* with the pool of skUled vict* in a C'brislmaa riot pro­ labor available among the exUea, testing bad food at Central Prison and an Information program caused at least two deaths and beamed at the Cubans to quell injury to about 20 other persons, their fears about leaving kliaml. It was reported today. Death Toll May Approach Record More Snow Falls Across Nation Moving Of Cuban Refugees Speeded The 2 Die In Riot Perfect evening when 1 turned on myi were doing, I hardly need add.j television set iu the midst of I the you-know-what, what I thought was a scene from j Alarmed by what 1 bad tern, an old movie called "The Snake I sought out Dr. Zhivago and re­ Pit." quested him to enlighten me at lt turned out. of course, that to th* origin and symbolism of the writhing bodies and contorted thi* Urpsicborean temblor. faces on the screen had not been "You're too Isle," ho aald, rephotographed in a psychiatric proacbfutl). "The fact that 'the ward, but on a danct floor. Tbeyjtw iat’ ia now a national rapt \ C lO « * (EDITOR'S NOTE: With Around . the * Clock Columnist l.srry Vershal enjoying a wellearned vacation over the holi­ days, the Herald .Stall will pinch bit lor him.) s e e City Manager W. E. Knowles says that the rubbish collectors are in for a little post-holiday work with a big accumulation of holiday wrappings and baxea lining averybody's garbage cam . • • • THINGS THAT HAPPENED CHRISTMAS DAY: A little eight-year-old girl awoke Christmaa morning to open a tall well-wrapped box supposedly con­ taining a doll to discover an eight year old bottle o l good. Scotch. Somebody celebrated a Utfls too much! t e a Easy In tell who put their Christ­ mas trees up too early. Driving along day alter Christmas, could see tham in tranihcana with dry branches falling off. * • * NOTE FOR PEOPLE WHOSE HOLIDAY WAS TOO SHORT: There are only 384 mor* days un­ til next Christmas. * * * The ballroom of tit* dignified Mayfslr inn waa the scan* Satur­ day night of something probably never seen there before—the twist. The new danre crate was per­ formed with extreme activation of the torso by the college set anti their dates to th* Interested audience of those who shake their head* and throw up their hands. The ballroom floor resounded to beat of Ihe hully-gully, too. Any­ one fo r m e s h e d p o la lo e a T a s * The Sanford Atlantic Bank is bursting at tha team*, apparently. A night depositor,. Ray'a Paltry Shop, reported that when someone attempted to pul (ha ahop’i money into the depository, it was so full no more would go in. A call brought v. p. liny Maim down to go inside and move acme uf the money around so that late closing business men could add their holL day haul lo the pile. Look* like th* Christmas season will hit a record-bursting volume this )*ar. • * • News reporter* of the Herald Staff received a Christmaa card from Mrs. Margo Demtrocder, mother of Kiwanla exchange stu­ dent, Mist Dorte Demlroeder, who it spending a year in this coun­ try. Mrs. Demtrocder expresses her thinks for Die copies of the Herald which the hat been receiv­ ing, and aaya that she feels that through the newspaper, aha takes part in the life In Sanford, and becomes acquainted with some of Ihe peoplo whom her daughter has met here. Dance means that H's already out of date. "You also have missed the chance to acquaint your readers with several successors lo ‘tha twist,* including ‘the slop,' ‘ the fly,' ‘the maabed potatoes,' ‘ the chicken' and ‘ the pony.' " I begged the good doctor's for­ giveness for having ignored his counsel and askad if there ware MEETS FRONDIZl— President John F. Kennedy wears aunglfloncfi ns he meets Argentine President Arturo Frondizl at airport in West Palm Bench, Fla. Men con­ ferred briefly before Frondizl flew home to Argentina. (N j£A Telephoto) Florida Family Finds Strange Town Has Heart In Holiday Accidents SYLACAUGA, Ala. (U P I)-J u lius Thomas (Sonny) Pllgcrton, 13. waa killed Monday when the new ahotgun he got for Christmas d isch arg ed while he was crawling under a fence. #To A Crisp NO. 862 One Dead, Two Injured Shotgun Kills Boy CHICAGO (U P !) — It was a bleak Christmas for the burglars who so laboriously robbed the apartment of Harry Blum, a dis­ tillery company president, Mon­ day. A wall safe, which they low­ ered 10 floors to a waiting car by means of a rope fashioned from blankets and sheets, was empty. FLORIDA To Rescue Children And Invalid Husband Fire Wrecks Church All For Naught SANFORD, Mother O f 8 Goes Into Flaming Home Twice , TEL AVIV (U PI)—A Christmas f l a y fire reportedly started by an electrical short circuit destroyed the 113-year-old Greek Orthodox Church of St. Michael In Jaffa, Tel Avlv'a twin city. LONDON (U P I )-W h e n storms prevented the mail boat from making its dally run Monday, about 1,000 roaldents of Lundy laland, 20 miles off England's western coast, got their Christ­ i n a s mall by helicopter. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1961 For A not tome way that I could re­ deem myself. "W alt," ha laid, " U you hurry you might be among the first to spread the word about ‘the bullygully." But when I pressed him lor de­ tails, he became evasive. "Maybe yoa bad battar stick lo lbs Mexican hat dance," he said, ouung f c o n . " it's more GALVESTON. Tex. (UPI) — A policeman finished filling out hie official report. Aa an afterthought, he wrote sight more words at the bottom. Those words Monday aummnl up a real Ilf* atory of the true mean­ ing o f Christmas. It told o f the Yulelide spirit of the people of Galveston and how it may mean a new Uf* for a family from Florida. It started Saturday night when a policeman found a car paikrd under a bridge. Inside the ear, huddled against the eohl, were Silas Brown, hla wife and their seven children. Blown told the policeman he and hla family had left Port St. Joe, Fla., hoping to find work. They had no motley and had not eaten •II day. Ap auxiliary policeman, who op­ erate* • restaurant, fed them. A radio station told their story. The people of Galveston re­ sponded. , By Christmas Day, donations of more than $200 had poured in, eomeune gave a Christmaa tree and decorations, a motel owner put tha family up rent-free, and a clothing store outfitted the family in new shoes and clothe*. Brown, a heavy equipment oper­ ator and shrimper, was offered four jobs. It appears the family has found a home among the people of Gal­ veston, For the potcle department, tha rase waa closed . . . with the final eight-word notation on the official report: “ Maybe there ia a Sant* Claus after all." Ranger Issues Warning On Forest Fires Quemoy Cease-Fire Broken By Reds TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI) - The Communist Chinese broke a three and a half month cease-fire when they Bred 33 rounds against Na­ tionalist-held Quemoy in a Christ­ mas Day bombardment, the De­ fense Ministry announced today. It was tha first shelling of Quc moy by Red shore batteries since last Sept. II. There waa Immediate specula tlon that the Communists now would resume their every • otherday abetting of th* offshore is landr, a practice they adopted following Die massive bombard ment in August 1938. There aUo were reliable reports that the 53 rounds fired Monday werw sheila containing propaganda tealtqls and net of the high ex plosive type. Red Troops Enter Vientiane Quietly VIENTIANE, Laui (U1T) — Soldiers of th* pro-Communiat rebel regime o f ex-l’ramler Prince Souvannn Dmuma and guerrilla* of the Red-iilppurtcd Putiirt I.iiu rebel army entered Ibis capital city peacefully today. Hundred* of rurlou* Laotian citliens gathered In downtown Vien­ tiane to watch the "Jungle men" move into temporary quarter* from which they will serve si se­ curity guards for their leader* during the latest conference of Laos' three contending princes, acheduled to start here Wednesday. Investigate Fire Firemen were called out early thi* morning to investigate a pre­ dawn lire at the residence of Wil­ liam Gracey at 2551 Palmetto Ave. The lire wa* caused by an over­ heated furnace. No extensive dam. age occurred. Ranger Lewis William* of tha Longwood Florida Forestry Ser­ vice thi* morning issued an apjltt}' for Scinlnol* County resident* to he particularly careful with fire* after today's heavy frost. William* aald that grass will (end lo burn fatter and easier after the frost and that laat week’* rain did little to alleviate tha county's acvere dry conditions. "In fact," he said, "w e were call­ ed out to fire* the very next morn­ ing." This morning the rangers ans­ wered a call on Hwy. 17-92 just north of Casselberry where tn ap­ parent leak tn the gaa Una of • Volkiwagcn owned and driven by Jack Hudson of North Orlando m suited In fire damages of about $200, according to Wllliarai. The men alio were called out to iwo cardesa fires in the For­ est City area early Sunday morn­ ing and to one on Red Bug Road Juit after noon on Sunday. Wreckage Of Plane Found In Georgia TRENTON, Gn. (U P I)-S e a rch era Christmaa Day discovered tha wreckage of a slngla-englna air­ craft in which a family o f four f 1out Utica, N. Y , were killed. 7'lia plane, enruute from Chat­ tanooga, Tenn., to Pensacola, F la, crushed late Sunday night about 20 miles south o f Chattanooga. Civil Air Putrid authorities in Atlanta identified the dead aa Luclua Henson, 45, Ida wife Kay, 41, and their teenage sons, Lucius J r , Id, and Wallace 14. Officials said the Henson family had Inert flying to Pensacola on a holiday outing. The CAP said Henson radioed an emergency call 14 minutes after takeoff, saying tluit the wings o f hla blue and white Kavion plane were iring up. Planes from Tennessee, Ala­ bama, and Georgia joined in tha aearch. A CAP Investigation group was arnt lo tha crash alt* to deter­ mine the cause of th* accident. Fallout Shelter your style." Only after I had bested him in two out of three (alia at Indian wresGing did he agree to con­ tinue. " 'The hully-gully* la an out­ growth of the war Jitters," he •aid. "It's tha perfect dance fur a fallout abetter. It pack# the maximum amount of movement the minimum amount of, space." He went on to 1 explain that "Die hully-gully" la performed by a group, aa opposed to the indi­ vidualistic expressionism of the other dances ha mentioned. And that la aa far as I Intend to pursue the matter. But if R should become fashionable, like "the twist," then credit me with a scoop. A sm sO H M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 23, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 23, 1961. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 23, 1961; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/16b3c6b0d152a16dca695a19bdae1a16.pdf d842b6d67dfc5effb4501b3c2c11c33f PDF Text Text EDITORIAL COMMENT S&nmole Gtea ( j J lir m if n t L i ij c r a lii fcd iiio n THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1961 COUNTY NEWS PAGE 11 Altamonte P-TA Okays Financial Expenditures Longwood C of C Has Party Members of the Board o f Direc­ tors of tha Longwood Area Cham­ ber o f Commercs played hosts to thn organisation at a Christmas party and program held last Thursday night in the Civic Lea­ gue Building on Church St. According to women o f the group, who usually fall heir to managing all details o f such spe­ cial events, the men should do this more often for they report that tha directors "really outdid them­ selves with the beautifully decor­ ated tables and appolnmenta." Tables, with centar tracings of greenery, were arranged in a large j j d - 'i f r l * r,' “ V” and gay candy canes and holi­ day cups filled with sweets were plnced at each setting. Hall decor­ ations, attractively done by Mrs. Lillian Cox and Mrs. Elisabeth Hills with assistance from tha di­ rectors, were placed at vantage points around the room, across the width of the stage end opposite it, at the other end of the room, stood the large and gaily trimmed tree. Program selections were the solo, “ In the Air,” sung by Mrs. II, It. Cray accompanied by Airs. L. C. Walker and "And There Were Shepherds,” sung by Airs. Ida Stewart accompanied by Airs. Cox. In the absence of some mem­ ber! scheduled to appear on the program, Airs. Gray graciously filled In by singing another solo, "Star of tha Evening.” 7h* pro­ gram concluded with all joining In singing carols with Aire. Gray serving as directors end Mrs. Walker aa accompanist a f t e r which Inexpensive gifts were ex­ changed. Refreshments served Included an array of sandwiches, holiday cakes and coffee or tea. The next meeting o f the group will be held at S p. m. on Jan. 11 at the Civic League Building. . hV \ v v s n v v 'f t - ARTISTIC CENTERPIECES, nitch u* the one pictured above, were created by member* of the Altamonte Spring* Garden Club for each table at their annual Christmas Party and Supper last Thursday, (Herald Photo) u m "We've Been To See The Queen, . . . Found Her Lovely And Fair" v r.ie**. THE BOARD OP DIRECTORS, host at Longwood'a Area Chamber o f Com­ merce Christmas program and party, Includes, top photo from left, G. B. Honscn, F. A. Browning, E. P. Richards, Maurice E. Rudolph, Miss Dorothy Heath and Elden G. Heath. Appearing on the musical progrnm were, bot­ tom photo from left, Mr*. L. C. Walker, Mrs. L. L. Cox, Mrs. B. R. Gray and Mr*. Charlei Stewart. (Herald Photos) Cub Scout Pack 5 4 0 Has Christmas Meeting By JAN E CASSELBERRY Cub Scout Pack 040 held a com­ bination Pack meeting and Christ­ mas Party last Friday night. In Fellowship Hall of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church, A representative of the Marine Corps Reserve spoke on the "Tots for Toys Campaign” and Cubs presented tha toys which they have collected. Wekiwa District Scout Execu­ tive AI Fiori presented the new Pack charter to Henry Duncan, Inatltutiuna! Representative a n d president o f the Methodist Men’s Club, tbs sponsoring organisation. Cubmastcr Wally Krohna pre­ sented registration cards to Pack committee members, Fred Blstllne, chairman; Darwin Shea, Jay John­ son, Jack Loyd, Rayburn Alii wee William Rhoades, Jack Loy, and Art Rhodes. Den Mothers receiving cards were Mrs. Diana Johnson, Aim, Frances Sstje, Mrs. Ruth Mont­ gomery, Mrs. Carolyn Miller, Mrs. Deity Rhodes, Airs, Julia Krohne, Mrs. | Annabelle Sitter, Carrie Rhoades, and Mrs. Jans Urimitead. Membership cards will be pre­ sented to the Cuba at thsir next den meeting. Krohna announced that two new dene have been formcd since the last Pack mealing, those o f Mrs. Miller and Airs. Jphnsun whe is assisted by Mrs. Grimslead. Installed as Robcats by Rsv, Darwin Rhea In a apodal ceremony and receiving their Bobcat pins from their parents wets Alatk Werley Vernon Catron Jr., Craig Duncan, AInrk Kennedy, Alike A1al­ loy, Todd Miller, John Grimetfad, Wayne Karcher, Charles Lytle, Patrick llusecy, Alichael Soloman, Clint Keinest, Walter Earnest, Daniel Shea, Dennis Dysert and l.awrcnco Kwaikowski. Advancement awards were pre­ sented to llarsell Viner who earned a gold and silver arrow and John Lockycr who received a one year pin. Al Fiori led the group In singing Christines Carols. Dens Five and Seven presented “ Alagic Show” skits to mystify the audience with ■uch acts as rope tricks, disappear­ ing coins, and mind-reading. Santa arrived to pasa out glfta for all Lho cubs as well aa candy traata for all the children proaent. (A fashion note): Santa waa sporting a lovely pair of bright green shoes with curled up toea. Altamonte Men To Meet Today The second meeting o f the newly organised Altamonte Springs Bus­ iness Men’s Club will be held n 9 p. m. today In the Altamonte Spring* Coffee Shop. Attorney E. Pope (Sandy) Bas­ sett will be present to offer sug­ gestions snd sld in lersl matters pertaining to the drafting o f by­ laws for the new group according to President Tom Southerland. Newcomers Club Enjoys Holiday Program Meeting The Welcome Wagon Newcom­ ers Club of South Seminole Coun­ ty, In addition to Its regularly scheduled business meeting at the Mid Florida Country Club last Thursday, enjoyed a Christmas Party and an exchange o f gifts among members. Gay decorations created by Mrs. Frances Setje added to the holiday atmosphere and a program of Christ mss music was presented by members of the Lyman High School Choralalres directed by Airs. Dorothea Benson. In addition to Its year*round welfare program, members plan, lied to rare for a Iocs), needy family this Christmas. Airs. Faye Messlck, welfare chairman, la In charge o f the project. An interesting meeting le plan­ ned for Jan. 26 when Kenneth AfcIntosh, Sanford attorney, will speak on “ Legal Matters Pertain, tng to Women.” Longwood Library Adds New Hours The Library Commutes of ths Longwood Civic League has an­ nounced that due to increased demand tor services, Uie library will opcu from 3 p. m. until p, m. each Thursday beginning on Jan. 4. In churge for the Thursday afternoon hours will be Charlee Stewart, one of the com mualty’a new restdenta. Present hours St the library art from t a. m. until noon on Saturdays and from T p. m un­ til • p. m. on Tuesdays. For The Youngsters By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH “ Pussy cal, pussy cat, where have you bcenT “ We’ve been to Bo to ace the queen!’’—and that la exactly where Air. and Airs. R, V. Spencer of Sierra Leone, Africa had been. Air. Spencer, an engineer with Uie Pittsburgh Paint and Glass Co. and tha son of Air. and Mrs. C. R. Spencer of Cecelia Drive, Bear Lake and now residing with hii wife and three sons in Africa, had a front row seat when Queen Kliiabeth and the Duke of Edin­ burgh were on a recent visit there. They write of the preparation by Loth tha white people and nsfrves to greet the queen and her party In their province. They themselvea journeyed 18 miles to the Jong River equipped with their deck chalrr, umbrellas, sun hats, cameras and food for the day on the first lap of their trip. After crossing the river they drove AO miles to Bo where the queen was expected. After sett­ ling down with all their parapher­ nalia, they watched the excited crowds pass by as they ate their lunch on a frlcnd’a front lawn and tried nut lo miss any of the day’s air of expectancy. American, French and British flags were much In evidence as were representative! from various ma Ratines and newspapers. All morning thousands of people streamed past to take their places and wait for the queen arrival. As Mrs. Spencer wrote, “ It was fascinating to watch the dan­ cers, dovila and chlefa all arrayed in beautiful, blxarre and colorful costumes.” Finally, after great expectalions, the royal party drova by in an open Rolls-Royce. Tha queen waa wearing a pale pink dress and carrying a matching parasol, while on her head, In regal digni­ ty, she wore a tlarra of pearls. The temperature at the time was 90 degrees. After the Queen waa scaled along with her party, in the am­ phitheater, all 43 chiefs of the province wearing their ceremonial robes were presented to ber majesty. As they paraded across the field, the show they put on was truly superb. Since dsneing is the chief form of art in Africa, the dancers ex­ pressed ail their various activi­ ties and ways of Ufa through dancing interpretation*. Air. and Mrs. Spencer agreed that the “ carnival atmosphere and the complete happiness of one and all, combined with the gaiety and good humor of the occasion rivaled anything they hid ever wltnesied.'' Following the day’s festival, a reception wa* given for the royal party that evening by the gover­ nor, Sir .Maurice Dorman. This reception was a happy uncrowdcd affair and the queen and dukt mingled and talked with all at­ tending. For this event the queen wore a beige dress of exquisite lace, with gloves, hat and shoes to match. Her jewelry consisted of a diamond flower pin and two rows of large perfectly-matched pearls, the Spencers wrote. The reception was so rallied and casual they say, that it was hard to raallie that the Que*n probably Is guarded closer than any penon on earth. This can be proved by the fact that Air. and Mrs. Spencer's Invitations were scrutinized at three aeparate point! along with those of other guests. The entire event was one such aa dream* are made of and to bo remembered for a llfe'imc. “ Pussy cat, pussy cat, what did you do thcreT “ We found that the Queen was lovely and fair,” Pooles Plan Holiday Visit Rsv. and Mrs. Oscar Pool* and their family of the Casselberry Community Afethodlat Church left today for Charleston, W. V a , when they will spend the Christ­ mas holldaye visiting with Mrs. Poole’s relative*. Before they re­ turn to Casselberry they .hope to visit with friend* at their former church In Elisabeth, lnd. In Rev, Poole's absence, the pul­ pit will be filled by Rev, Elton P. Richards. At last Sunday morning's sarvIre, Rev and Airs. Poole were pre­ sented with a new bucket contain­ ing 1167, a Christmas gift from ths Church School, ths Aten’s Club and the WSCS. The bucket waa to replace one borrowed from Mrs. Pool* which served well during the construction o f the new addition to Uie church but Is now n total lose. By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Members of the Altamonte Springs Elementary P-TA voted approval on a number of financial expenditures at their December meeting with 189 persons In at­ tendance. Money to be given for the school Included 3100 to Mrs. Neal Buell, clinic chairman, for maintaining the clinic and for purchasing ad­ ditional supplies and draperies; $200 to be added to the $400 given last year for paving an asphalt strip in front of the achool to be used for school games and for parking and $300 to be used for the library and audio visual aids, books and film itripa for the fifth and aixth grades where aocial studies, sciences snd health are taught In the block teaching sys­ tem. The association also made ten­ tative plans for conducting a magazine sale as a fund-raising project which will be announced at a lalcr date. Parents were asked to bring outgrown or surplus books to add lo the school library stock. Room attendance count was won by Airs. E. Miller’ s first grade. Refreshments of homemade cookies, punch and coffee were served by room mothers of the fifth graders. The committee con­ sisted of Airs. J. Snover, chairman and Mrs. Jo H alf, Mrs. Ruth Beach, Mrs. Frances Viers, Airs. Audrey Nsticrata, Mrs. Betty Sig­ mon snd Mrs. Doit! Thomas. Hobby Craft Club Elects Officers; Has Annual Party By CAROL JEPSON An election of officers was held at the December meeting o f the Chulunta Hobby Craft Club. Those named included Ruth Worthington, president; Ruth Jordan, secretary; Margaret Crews, treasurer; Jo Savage, publicity chairman and Mina Atorrioon, sun­ shine chairman. It also waa voted to donate $16 each to the Oviedo Clinic and Sal­ vation Army this Christmas, Members o f ths club reported that they thoroughly enjoysd thsir annual Christmas party held this year on Dec. 13 at tha Lake Catherine Inn where, after every­ one enjoyed the smorgarborg, the group participated In a Carol Feit. Legion Post 256 Schedules Dance By JANE CASSELBERRY American Legion Memorial Foet 260 o f Casselberry will be host to a New Year's Eve Dance begin­ ning at p. m. at Terebo's Restau­ rant located at The Seminole Race­ way near Casselberry. The dene* committee, consisting of Carl Stoddard, I.uther Mynderte and Ben Evans, promises a gala evening with all the traditional favors and festivities to usher In the New Year. A four-piece or­ chestra will provide music for dancing. Refrcshmsnta will be available during the evening snd a breakfast will be served following the dance. Fire M eeting Set Commissioners of the Mary F in District will hold final meeting of the year p. m. today in tht Lake F in Hall. Tha mealing la to the pubUc. Laks their at I Mary open Four Seminole County communities hava put said* their adult business problems this week to make ar­ rangements for what Is perhaps the best and biggest event in the year for their youngsters . . . the annual q Christmas Party. Santa, making last-minute rounds before his big visit Sunday night, will visit Longwood youngsters at a community party today, to open with carol singing at 6 p. m, in the park, at about 7 p. m. Later he will be at Altamonte Springs to see all the children during a party scheduled to begin at 8 p. m. in the Community House. In both communities, volunteer firemen, aided by ' all their townspeople are sponsoring the parties wheivm; each child will receive Christmas treats and gifts. On Friday Santa has planned visits with all thij,,, young people of the area at Lake Mary's Elementary School where the Community Christmas Psrty, spon­ sored annually by the Chamber o f Commerce since 1923, is scheduled to begin at 7 p. m. At 8 p. m. festivities for all the children o f North Orlando, sponsored by the North Orlando Civic Assn., will take place at the Village Hall where each child pre­ sent will receive a Christmas stocking filled with goodies from old Santa's overflowing bag. "You Have A Brain-Use It," Speaker Tells Democratic Women The fact that God-given abilit, to an Individual for thought and study should be used before mak­ ing decisions was stressed re­ peatedly by Mrs. Agnes McKinna Leonard In her addresa to 19 members and guests of the South Seminole Democratic Women's Club at the December businessluncheon. Atlxlng brief periods of witti­ cism with challenge and advice, Air*. Leonard cautioned the wom­ en to pay particular attention to possihle avenues of waste in ex penditurcs of the tax dollar. For examples she cited organized so­ cial work snd state supported al­ coholic hospitals. “ 1 consider some of these social work groups the greatest racket ever perpetrated on the American govern­ ment and a* for the alcoholic hospital* . , . I'm not sure Just how far we should go in support­ ing them. Again, I say God gave all of ui a brain and if these drink addicts won't use theirs, no amount of time epent in a hos­ pital la going to make them stop drinking," sh* stated. Again, however, she challenged the wom­ en not to accept her opinions but to investigate these matters for themselves and draw tbelr own conclusions. She suggested that the group look into work end advance­ ments being mad* among the counties in juvenile programs and urged that tha club as a whole support this work. She emphatically asked that each and every weman present visit their county courthouse and sign for jury duty. In connection sh* also advised that the women read the pamphlet entitled, “ So You'ra GoIng to be a Witness," which it available through the State Bar Assn, and gives nine pointers on how to act In court Distributing a number of In­ formative books, pamphlets and editorial reprints, Atrs. Leonard told how each la available to the public end again urged the women to study, study and then eludy tome more. "Discussion without information Is sinful,” she ex­ claimed, adding that in her opin­ ion moat people act as If God gave them no brain. “ What the voting public needs la back­ bone, not wtahbone,” she em ­ phasized, Sh* pointed out that - R Isn't always easy to follow one's poli­ tical party, "I've more or Iasi bled, suffered and died for the Democratic Party,” th* 73-yearold clubwoman staled. “ You younger women will better under­ stand this statement if you read “ The History of Florida's Demo­ cratic Party." Plans now are underway for this book, long out of print, lo b* brought up to date with coopera­ tion of the University of Florida History Department end for M to be republished, according lo Mrs. Leonard who explained that It gives the history and reasons for development of Florida'* while primary system. Mrs. Leonard came to the club well qualified to suggest avenues of work and study for her a ® compliihmenta Include a number of years' experience as a jurist in the U.S. Court* at Washington D. C.; work as an adult probation officer; as a school worker m many areas; as a member of tha United Nations A lin .; as a spe­ cialist in social work to assist with legal problems especially among Immigrants and 14 yeaijy ago she was instrumental In or* ganizing Orlando's policewomen. In addition she Is an activa church worker particularly in juvenile delinquency programs; Is president of the American War Mothers of Orange County and it an active partner In business with her son in Orlsndo. Club members met for the lun­ cheon at the home of Mrs. H o p ! Bennett, president. Individual tables were set up in the spacious Florida room overlooking Lake Catherine in Casselberry, Decor­ ations, all In th* Christmas motif, were made by the hostess who I* an accomplished shellcraft artist. Mrs. Dorothy Lunn won the door prize, a pair o f holiday earrings, snd Mrs, Velvet I. Jacobs receiv­ ed a holiday arrangement fea$ luring a large, aquat, red candle surrounded by Christmas greenery through the club's fund-raising project for the day. Both gifts were made by Mra, Bennett. Those attending othsr than th* speaker and the hostess were Mrs. Onnls Rockett, Mrs. Iran* V. Wilson, Mrs. Mary E. Sitler, Mrs. Katherine Corwin, M r^ Nance Russell, Alri. Zetta Sawyeip Mrs. Dorothy Grim wood, Mrs. Lu­ cille Mullsney, Mrs. Clyde Kerce, Mra. Mildred Hawthorne, Mra. Edith Duerr, Mrs. Iren* Wilson, Miss Annie Bass, Mrs. Alary Hayward, Mr*. M iry Hawthorne, Mrs. Julia Wells, Mra. Jacobs and Mra. Lunn. CD Courses Set 1 In Two Locations Personal Survival Courses have been announced for two South Seminole locations after tha first of th* year by Civil Defense Headquarters and tha Adult Vi% eatlonal Education Dept., co-spon­ sors of tb* classes. Residents of Forest City should make reaerrationa with W. A . Forward, TE 1-4866, fur tha classes scheduled to open at 7 p. m. on Jan. 4 at the Forest CUy Baptist Church. Reservations may be mad* with Atra. Charles Pasternack, TE 1-4341, for tha course sat at Ujf Altamonte Springs Eltmentary School scheduled to begin on Jan. 6. Each Personal Survival Course consists of elasacs from f p.m. until 10 p. m. held the tame day of each week for four consecutive weeks. Lyman Drama Students M eet Challenge ity JANE CAHSELnEHRY Lost Thursday’s presentation of Thornton WUder’a "Our Town” by th* Lyman High School Dramatics Dept, proved the exceptional cap­ abilities o f these high school boys and girls and o f their Instructordirector, Ha men Delgado. With aklll not often found In this age group, th* young people brought emotional reactions from their audience which would credit a cast in the business for year*. Thoto attending were first In laughter and then In tears as they followed the lives o f citisans in Grover'a Corners, a email New England town of th* early 1900's. Roy Stone portrayed th* lend role o f "stage manager” with just th* proper degree o f relaxed none h a 1 a n c *. Pat Guillarmoprieto played a charming “ Emily” to Georg* Lewis' characterisation of “ Georg* Gibbs,” her childhood sweetheart. Their parents, “ Dr. and Mra. Glbba and Mr. and Mra. Webb” were capably enacted by Lemmle Hoover, Bonnie Layman, Saady Sherwen and Richard Grant. Out­ standing among th* supporting characters were “ Mrs. Soames," tha town gotalp played with en­ thusiasm by Lauris Cheathant and th* Itemed *Profttaor Willard” played by Michael Lewis. Othsr mtmbera of th* cast Includtd Johnny Wharton aa Johnny Webb; Karen Chapel as Rebecca Glbba; James P n v att as Howie Newsome; Tom Stevens as Simon Stimaon; Bill Wharton aa 81 Crow*11; Dennis H u n t u Joe Crowell; James Lamb aa Sam Craig; Rich­ ard Jordon as Jos Stoddard; John B«r Ling aa Constable Warren; Martha Kvalalaer and k'ilua Klor aa women la the audience; Janet Shenrin aa a woman among tha dead and Sammy Kelly aa tha dead man. Townspeople were Marsha Evelalter, Eileen Kler, Peggy Stevens, Cathy Kkber and Sherry Katky. Credit for th* commendable job of creating th* numerous period coatumu worn during tha per­ formance also goee to M lu Evelalter end her skilled assistant*. Students making up the produc­ tion staff Included Pat Morans a* •tag# manager; Tom Stevens, John Berling, Joseph C u ts , Pel* Rodri­ gues and Alda Haraaadaa, eat; J in Congleton, lights; Betty Fields Peggy Stevens and Cathy Eicher, makeup; Linda Duncan, Susan Haloing, Barbara Bolling, Sammy Kelly, Dorothy Mulrr, Miss Evelslter and Mra. Paulina Stevena costume*; Jeanne Barron, 8 h « ^ Kaiki and Janet Sherwen and Pat Moran*, program. Ushers war* members of the Speech Class. Much appreciation from the mat­ inee and avenlng audience*, from th* entire achool and from tha Dramatics Dept, alee w u express­ ed to Delgado for the overwhelm­ ing success o f the challengingthroe act drama. �Hurry! Shopping Time's Fast Running Out (Ufa^anfnrii fcntlft ^ C L O ^ *. By LARRY VERSIIEL There was a same the man filayed alone Christmas week a year ago In the visitors room at Seminole Memorial Hoapital which looked down on First St. The Jjan’a right eye was infected and he couldn’t read or watch tele­ vision for two months. His vision ijya s obscured by the medication ■ e nurses dropped into his eye S c r y hour around the clock The sedatives deadened most o f the pain but not all of it. So at dusk, led there by bore­ dom, the man would so to the visitor'* room. He closed both ‘Jdv eyes and then, slowly, open­ ed the bad one to see the most beautiful sight he had ever seen. The lights of Sanford ran to­ gether in a furry confusion. They didn't collide or sparkle but blend­ ed together in a glowing softness. The lights of the town were more like petals of flowers strewn across the night which seemed to Jj'f made of silk. ' After a while the man atrolled to the night nurse's desk to rhat. They bad tent home most of the patients In the children's wing for Christmas. The ward was shut down. Three of the children had been brought to the floor where the man was to spend Christmas, One was Penelope. ) There itood Penelope small and sedate in her bathrobe, Imbedded in alienee, proudly aloof, primly defiant. She came on this floor of ill adults as an equal. Penelope was too stern, too poised, too se­ rene for childhood. "This Is Penelope,” the nurse etplained to the man. “ She Is ■ little lady,” She was, the nurse ■aid, the perfect patient who had 'becom e accustomed to the rou­ tine of hospitals. It seemed logical for her to he there at Christmas lime,. The man thought it must be terrible for a child who has been la hospitals so much that she does not find them strange. The other children cried, the auric said, but Pene­ lope was brave and dignified and . n o t even afraid of needles. Penelope had a cleft palate. There had been a aeries of opera­ tions. One of the best doctors in Sanford had become Interested in her case. It was slow but Pene­ lope had been taught to wail. Penelope, the nurse said with a sorrow that wasn’t profession­ al, refused to talk. The ridi­ cule of other children had shut ^ h e r np. The unnatural voice bad been Imitated by bantering play­ mates. So Peaelope spoke to no ana. The man was clumsy with chil­ dren. Always he hsd been an alien among them. They made him a stranger and he wai un­ comfortable In their presence. Hut this pretty child was not one „ o f them but a tiny adult, accushorned to pain and humiliation. The man leaned down and at­ tempted to be casual, “ My name Is . • the assn said. “ Yon're Penelope, aren't you?” The blue eyes, clear and Interested, were blank la their beauty. So the man asked her about her dolla and her itory hooks. The UUle girl never rey plied. WEATHER; Cloudy through Saturday High today, 67-75. Low tonight, 4 5-55. VOL. 53 United Tress Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1961 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 350 Charge AF Captain Gave Away Secrets WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - A 4 3 -1Castle Air Force Base at Merced, year-old Air Force captain was I Calif., for investigation. accused Thursday of passing se- 1 The charges did not nim s the crcta to foreign agents while he nationality o f the agents. The Air was on tears in Germany last Force said further investigations will determine whether he will be year. Tha charges were brought court-martialed. The announcement mid Kauff­ against Cap!. Joseph P. Kauff­ man o f Kutland, VL, who was re­ man i* 'alleged wrongly to hava cently taken to Germany from communicated information rela­ tive to nationst defense which he had reason to believe would he to the advantage o f a foreign coun­ try." He w-aj also accused of conspir­ ing with foreign agents, falling to communicate to hi* tuperior* about approaches by foreign agents, and falsely denying that ha had ever bern employed hy a foreign government. The City Zoning Board took un­ The Air Force said the informa­ der advisement annexation and tion he is accused of passing con­ rezoning the proponed Bellemead cerned personnel and installa­ Corporation property at 27th St. tions where ha had been station­ and French Ave. ed. He had been assigned to the Two weeks ago the company Air Force accounting and disburs­ ■iked the county to rezone a 15ing ten ter at Ft. Benjamin Har­ foot strip from R-l-A to C3 to rison, Ind. ill 11)52, and Fuchu air make way for a parking lot. station in Japan. However, the board by a 4-1 vot* turned thumbs dawn on the request by the J3’ v million pro­ posed investment concern. The corporation has recently made overtures to the city on live possibility of moving Into the city limits and the City Commission has alrsady gone on record as County Road Superintendent J. favoring the proposal. C. Lavender will ask the County The zoning and planning board Commission next week to under­ agreed to study the possible re- take tome $17,000 worth of re­ zonlng of the area and reach a surfacing work on two major decision at Ha next meeting In roads In January. January. • fvender said today be win In other business, the bosrd aak the Board, i t ite meeting held ■ public hearing on ths new Wednesday, to resurface Sanlanproposed zoning ordinance and do Springs Road as well as the several changes were suggested 'Lake Mary-Longwood Rd. after some rest estate scents ask­ Lavender reported alio be wilt ed for ‘‘clarification” on the pro­ aak the board to improve Tuskeposal. willar Rd., with needed repairs •t a cost of 84.500. The commlaiion will meet at n> i . a r »-__ i 1:10 p. in. Wednesday. Tuesday, 09199760 the regular meeting date, it a county holiday. Study Rezoning Of Site For Proposed Plant Road Resurfacing Projects Proposed Road Work Taken Bermuda Talks Go Smoothly HAMILTON, Bermuda (UPI) President Kennedy's review of world problems with Prime Min­ ister Harold Macmillan seemed to be progressing smoothly today despite recent differences that hive cropped up between the United Slates and Britain. Boys Learn 'Cost' Of Grave Damages 27 Die In Crash Of BEA Airliner TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — The Bryant administration took bids on 19,092,871 worth of major fourlaning and road improvement pro­ jects her* Thursday, Including Two youngsters were placed un­ some in Seminole and Orange der strict probation hy Juvenile Counties. Judge Vernon Mize for teaiing up The Seminole-Orange projecli some 22 graves at tha County Indluded: Home cemetery. Resurfacing SR 417 between SThe youngsters were also or­ 437-A southwest of Apopka and U. S. 441 northwest of Apopka, dered to report to tha home every sections of U.S. 92 and 17 between Saturday for three hours’ work for Sanford and the St. Johns River, the next six week* to clean up the vandalism. Orlando Paving Co., $G9,053. Tha boy* were responsible fur Seminole: Approaches at llowcll desecrating graves threa weeks Creek and Bear Gully Canal Later on the nurse said that Fcnclops had been found wand­ southweit of Oviedo, llubbard ago. Damage was aitlmaUd at ering in the corridors, tapping on Construction Co., Orlando, 849,418. more than $200. doors and calling the man's name in her tortured voice. It was, the nurse said, the first time sbe hsd heard ths child speak. The nurse took Penelope to the PALM DESERT, Calif. (U P I)— WASHINGTON (U P I)*-’The na­ man and then left. The man, who tion's eight largest supplemental Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower said .finds all children strangers, ait on airlines hava taken th* first step today he “ wouldn't have a wotd to Mhe bed and Penelope pretended toward "cleaning their own house.” say” in Richard Nixon's primary to read from the book. The man They notified tha Civil Aeronau­ campaign for tha California guber­ will ne er forget that voice, atrug- tics Board (CAB> Thursday thay natorial nomination. gllng and grotesque, and he wai hava fo". .ad a n*w self-policing "I'm not sura an outsider should very close to weeping. After that tradf organization to b« railed the come into a state end campaign,*' Penelope came every day and Military Air Carriers Association |tha former president said on his read to him. Hut she would not (M ACA). arrival at this desert rrsort for an utter a sound if anyone else was Thel articles o f incorporation fil­ extended winter vacation. in tha room. Rut ha added, *T ilka Dick Nixon ed with tha CAB described MACA They spent most of that Christ­ aa "substantially concerned with mid admire him and would be dis­ ia n a s together in that room. The military contract business and in­ posed to do anything he wanted. man it everlastingly grateful to terested in operating in a legal and Until tha nomination I wouldn’t Iter. She gave him the moat pre­ safa manner." hava a word to say. cious of all gifts when she took him into her heart. Never before had ha fell the true meaning of this day until be heard Penelope say MERRY CHRISTMAS. Airlines Group To Police Self “ YES. I’ VE BEEN A GOOD GIRL," nays five year old Heather Banka aa ahe aita on the lap of Santa Clatta at V A H -ll’a All Halida Chrlatmua party held In the NAS Ballroom. The feHtive affair for all aquadrou men and their dependents brought Santa in by jet for a fast visit with the children and a special Rift for each one. Lunch waa served tc everyone, including Srr.tu. and *%gu> time waa had by all. Ike Won’t Get Into Nixon’s Campaign U. S. officials were pleased that as a result of Thursday's talks the British had acknowledged pub­ licly that Ihe recent Soviet nu­ clear teal series had showed evi­ dence of considerable progress in tire nuclear wcapona field. This had been the evaluation of American scientists. It will bear on whether the United Slates or Britain or both resume nuclear testing in tire atmosphere. The two statesmen did not go Into the question of resuming Anglo-American tests but confined thrmscivei to what White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger called an evaluation of the facts. Macmillan and Kennedy con(erred for five hours Thursday after the president arrived from Palm Beach where his father, Joseph P. Kennedy, is seriously ill with a stroke. Besides nuclear testing they also explored the problems o( the Congo and Berlin. They planned ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) — A British European Airway* Comet IV-B Jetliner enroute to Tel Aviv, larsrl, crashed and exploded in a snowstorm second* after takeoff Thuraday night, killing 27 o f tha 14 persons aboard. lira dead included four and pussilly five Americans. Four A marlcans, an liraall diplomat and two other men survived. All except tha Israeli were treated at an Ankara hospital. IlEA here identified the Ameri­ can dead as Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Miller, Miss Patricia Keape and Mise Laura Hatton. It aald a Miss Vrrnonica Gabtiali, who aurvivad tha ctaah but died shortly after­ wards, also was possibly an .AirierSAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— lean. Thri* was no home address­ Singer Bing Crosby was admitted es available. to .St. Joseph's Hoapital here All seven member* of til* crew Thursday night. also wri* killed. A hospital spokesman said no diagnosis had hern made yet of his condition. There was no re­ A rtist Marsh Dies DAYTONA BEACH (U PI) - I h e port of what malady the 67-yearbody of Internationally • known uld singer was suffering. The hospital spokesman said artiat Fred Dana Marsh, who died here late Wednesday at the age she understood t’ roaliy'a condition of 89, is expected to be cremated was "not serious." His wife, Kathy, was with him. in Orlando this weekend. Bing Crosby III; Goss To Hospital to resume today on liie Congo and gel Into th* question of India's takeover of Goa. Spokesmen fur both aides said Thursday night that so far th« two world leaders were In “ com­ plete agreement," although this did not necessarily mean a Hid­ den adjustment of any pulley dif­ ferences. Kennedy's Father 'A Little Better' Tshombe Put On The Spot LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (UPI) — Premier Cyrille Adoula today warned Katanga President Moise Tshombe he had five days In which to prove his good faith and honor the agreement to end Katanga secession or face llu* use of force. Adoula said at a news confer­ ence the central government “ will be obliged to apply force” if Tshombe backs down. He made it clear that he was not willing to meet Tshombe again for new talks. In London, the Foreign Office announced that Britain has or­ dered its representatives in Elisabcthvillc and Lropoldville to promote Implementation of the agreement. In New York, U. N. Undersec­ retary Dr, Ralph Bunrhe, Just re­ turned from a fact-finding visit to the Congo, said he experts Tshombe to live up to the terms of the agreement. He added that "international agreements have been violated ever since there waa an international community. It could happen again." Adoula'a warning came after Brazzaville broadcast a commu­ nique this morning quoting the Katanga “ presidency" aa saying Tshombe had no mnndate to sign anything and that the eight-point agreement had to be ratified by the "national" parliament of Ka­ tanga. Adoula said this la a “ tenden­ tious dispatch, l a m forced to ask if Tshombe is trying to find a pretext to get out of his declara­ tion.'" Official Winter Lives Up To Name ^ a Bridge ....— Classified . , Comics .... — Dear Abby _ Editoiial ........ Fnteitainmrnt l.rgala Pus s i * ----------S ociety-------- -Sport* . . .... Page I Pag* a A 9 ....... rag* 7 ..... Pag* 3 ......... Pag* • Pag* S — . Pag* 8 ------- Pag* • - Page 4 * 1 . .... Pag* 7 By United I'rn s International Homeward bound serviceman *wtlled Christmas holiday travel to a poaaibla record l«v*i today and bad weather In some area* created naw demands on tha na­ tions’ already strained commercial transport system*. Scorns o f thousands o f soldiers, sailors and airmen began home­ ward treks Thursday, hampered otv th* West Coast by fog which d o*-! ed Los Angeles' International Air-1 port and delayed flight* out of San Francisco's Hamilton Field. Traffic enforcement official* across th* nation began girding fur th* outpouring of motorists ex­ pected by this evening. Hi* Na­ tional Safety Council estimated 6**0 persons would die on tb« country's highway* between $ p. m. today and midnight Monday, All 22.000 men stationed at th* At Fort Denning, Ga., 12,000 Army's Fort Polk, La., war* given soldiers left (or home sr.d at Fort holiday leave. Hundreds o f buses Jackson, .S. C., 13,000 nioio were were called into i*rvic* to take to board 160 chattered buses and 0,000 men from Fort Ord, Calif, threa epeclst train* today. Grant to their homes. Lakes Naval Training Station, Fort Carton, Coto., official* said near Chicago, planned to complete that "virtually- all" soldiers who relies* of 10,000 ■*Hors today. requested leave leeched it and ex-| Twenty thousand men were giv­ ir* train coach**, airlln* flight* en leave at Fort Leonard Wood, and 80 mor* bus** wars brought In Mo., and Fort Dix, N. J.. planned tu rx^x-dit* the holiday evacuation. to leleas* )0,i)uu soldier* Saturday. Bulletin Two Orlando worker* were electrocuted at 114 N. Summer­ lin Ave. at noon today, police reported. No other details could be learned at pres* time. The name* of two are being withheld pending further Investigation. nsuvA... BRIEFS Spy Charge BUDAPEST, Hungary (U PI) — Hungary claimed Thuraday that the United States is tending refguce-spies back to their homeland. Install R eactor CAMDEN, N. J. (U PI)—The re­ actor was put into operation Thuraday night aboard the NS Sa­ vannah, liie world's first atompowered merchant ship. Milk Hearing: Set TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The Florida Milk Commission today set Jan. 17 for continuation o f n public hearing on pricing order* of the regulatory agency. By United Press International Blizzard-like weather ushered in T o M eet the first full day of winter in the WASHINGTON (UPIF — The northern plains today and icy Democratic National Committee cold bll deep into Dixie, adding will meet next month to hammer to the misery of Mississippi flood out an action program designed victims. to draw voter aupport in the 1901 i( F'og shrouded southern Califor­ election*. nia for the arrond straight day, reducing visibtity to zero at some Cardinal Dies point*. FLORENCE, Italy (U r i)— Eli* Light anew peppered a belt Cardinal Dalla Coats, the oldest from Michigan Into New England. I member of the Sacred College *f A new polar air masa pushed 'Cardinals and archbishop of Plot* across Hit Canadian border, drop­ ence, died here early today at thn ping temperatures from tha Mis­ age of 89. sissippi River westward. Wind gusia to A2 miles an hour Two Poisoned hammered Denver'a Stapleton Air­ TAMPA (U PI) - Three men port, overturning two light planet. were hospitalized in serious condi­ A Texas woman wai hurt when tion today after drinking chemL the plane In whlrli she waa riding rally-treated water from a hot* (lipped over mi Hie runway. In a yard of the Seaboard Air North of tha border in th* Ca­ Line Railroad. nadian province* of Manitoba and Saskatchewan a full scale blizzard $50.8 Billion was under way and temperatures WASHINGTON (U PI) — PresU were expected tu drop tu 20 dc> dent Kennedy, barring Uat-mingreet below zero In Its wake. ute changci. will aak Congress Below freezing cold cut deep for $10.8 billion In new money into Georgia and temperatures In next year to run the expanding the 30s were reported in northern armed forces, it was disclosed to­ Florida. day. D em os PALM BEACH. Fla. (U PI) President Kennedy’ * father allow­ ed slight signs of improvement to­ day and his doctor reported h« Greener Grass? TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — F lo­ was “ more satisfied" with the rida may add atomie grass to JU patient's early progress toward scenic attractions so mo day. The recovery from a stroke. His con­ JACKSON, Mis*. (U P I)—About State Road Board, at Ita final dition remained serious, however. 20u convicts worked frantically to­ ! meeting o( Hit year Thursday Dr. Marco Johannscn told news­ day to plug up a fast-leaking see- tentatively agreed to grant $31,000 tion of a levee which prevents the to Oak Ridge, Tenn., Industries men shortly before midnight that surging Pearl River from flooding former Ambassador Joseph P. (lie industrial suburb of Flnwood, for research into the poailbltity of making gras* grow faster by red* Kennedy “ la a little better." Jo-: An official said tlk- section on iating l. a seed with atomic the east aide of the levee bc;an hannsen is in charge of the mcdl-j energy. cal specialists altrnding the sen­ leaking heavily at H p m . Thurs­ lie said water poured ior Kenned) at St. Mary's Hos­ day. N o W ar Seen through in large quantities and pital in Weil Palin Jleach, UK RUN (U P D -G en . Lucius D. It wa* expected the elder Ken- threatened to destroy the levee I Clay, President Kennedy's person­ whlrh encircles Flowood. nedy would remain para!)zed am) al representative here, today pre­ if Ihe levee breaks t*'e entire unable tu speak fur some lime dicted tense moments for Berlin town would tic inundated. as a result of tlm cerebral ocnext year. Hut he ruled out the ciusiun be suffered here Tuesday.1 possibility of war. In an Interview But there were Indications the Yawl Safe with live W cit Berlin Newspaper physiological status of the patient MIAMI (U PI)—The Coast Guard Morgenpust, Clay said be was w as Juvt a b l belter. Johannscn sad today the yawl Saint Yves "firm ly convinced that the West flatly asserted; "I'm more sail*, D'Arinur, reported overdue Thurs­ docs not want war and that the lied." I day, was safe at sea. Soviet people and Hi leaders do not want war either." Battle To Plug Break In Levee Servicemen Homeward Bound For Christmas Holidays Herald Index (UPI>—The Katanga government appeared today to be laying the groundwork for breaking a Congo "unity" agreement signed Thurs­ day by President Moise Tshombe and central government Premier Cyrille Adoula. Tshnniise'a cabinet held a stormy three-hour session Thurs­ day night and broke up in sharp disagreement. 11* called the ministers back today but there was no Indication they were In a mood to accept his nominal sub­ mission to the authority of the central government Foit Bragg, N. C., gavs leave to sumption of airline traffic. At New 16,1)00 tnrn. York tha airline* hoped to have Th* ,Marin* Corps authorised eliminated the bark log of travelers leave fur half its personnel in two grounded earlier in th* week. 10-day argmsnti. In a bid to proinot* traffic safe­ Tile Air Transport Association estimated an ovatall increas* o f 10 ty over tha holidays, Hate official* p*r cent in holiday travel. Conti­ in Iowa, Connecticut, Illinois, Ohio nental Airllnts foresaw a 17 p*r and Pennsylvania asked muluriaU cant boost in its busintts. to drive with lights on during tha In th* Northeast, ths return of daylight hours aa ■ reminder to good flying weather brought Ie- ulhcr drivel*. Report Boycott O f Albany Stores ALBANY, Ga. (UPI) - A Negro leader aald Thuraday that Ne­ groes are boycotting white mer­ chant* because city officials "reneged” on on* point o f aa agreement that onded last week’a anti-segregation demonstrations. Marion S. Page, executive of th* Albany Movement, which sponsored th* demonstrations that brought th* arrest of n o n than 700 Negro**, said th* boycott waa “ a apoDlancuua movement.” t �Dear Santa... I've Been Good... Please Bring M e member icelng m e! I » * i In the parade loo. How are you and Mr*. Clau* and the elf* and your irlnderr. Hope you're fine. How i* everything at the north pole? What did you do today? I read a Chriilmaa story about you. And it waa true, it said you and Mr*. Claua ara very nlco. Manta if you will, will you bring me a chatty Kathy and a reeoid player pita**? It n v name under the good li*t? 1 hops it caui* 1 Uy tu b* good. 1 will leave you an applt, a sand* with and a glasa of milk on our TV. Santa, on ChrDtraaa day. I thank Uod for you bringing me all tha nlca gifts that you bring m*. Santa theta ara two thing* I thank Uod for and they ara the Lord Jaaua and for you. Thank you for all my things from last year. Ia my beat friend Jan on your good list? 1 hops aha It. Santa, How c o m * 'soma people don’t beliav* In you? But Santa, you don’t hava to Worry, btcauso ray family and 1 baliava in you. Daar Santa: know if aha ia going to get a suit Because if you wersn't hart who My nam* la l.fnda. 1 lira in Laka and othsr things aha 1* going tu Mary. 1 saw you In tha parade would briny ua all tba good toy a? gat. Dad's euroalty. Dad want's to yeitarday and I said hi, do you ra­ My nlact Chari want* a chatty know what I bought him. D«ar Santa Claus: • . * F or Chrlatmaa 1 want a btcycla Dear .Santa Claua: and a bowling act ami a big aurCan you plaaae bring mi a radio priaa and lota of candy, but not loo much, and my mother aomalhing and a Brownla Scout? Lora Jo foi my daddy and auincthing for • * . m> aiilara and ma. Mr. Santa Joirph • • • South pola Dear Santa; Daar Santa Claus: May I please have a three year .My name ia Jon*. Lyon. 1 live In KunDnd. I am nine yeara old. 1 go old doll with red hair and It ha* la Lake Vary School. I’m In the tight* and It ha* on a red drew fourth glade. My teachers* name and a white collar an it ha* ABC la Mia. Humpy, aha hat a little on the dreis and ft ha* on it* head hay. ha li In the first grade, hi* a black head hand. May I have a name la Johnny and the has two toy TV radio? And then get m* anthing you gtrli. My school la going to Hava a want ma to have. No Nam* fealida ao he aura to come. What • • • I would Ilka for Chrlatmaa, a doll, Dear Manta Clauiai pertabla radio, ihoa akcats an racn*a*a bring ma a play mo bill, a Ha. My cut ally about tlia N. P. la thal'a all 1 aik for. But my baby tho North Pols aa cold aa peopla slater fa only eight months old, aha Bay? Wbera la your houae? What would Ilka a dolly, email on* that it. Thank you Santa Clau*. la your houta Ilka? Guy, My mom'a curntlty la about what • • • aha ia going to get. She wants to Kathy, too. We both want the and one more thing that li your lote. xxxxxjooooo in n * thing. Mary Kilna Burton 1 bet yOu are tirrd when you get houta from that long trip? Aien't P. S. And Mr*. Santa's love, too. XXX UUU for Mrs. Santa. )ou Manta? • • • Wall Santa, 1 can't think of an­ other thing to say, but I hop* ' Dear Manta; I will b* in Lotohatcbae, Hava everyone In the North Pol* Ira* a Merry Chriitiua*. Merry Chriit- a Merry Christmas, Love Donna rnaa Santa. Merry Chiitmai one Lee • • • and all, Dear Saata; P. S. (iorl Ble>* you Santa on t want a Barbie doll, ring, your ride and guida you aafalyi dreis, socks, a Barbie billfold,I home. I Love you! pair of ahoei and plsaae pick up Linda • • • two boxaa at tba Toy CorralL Lora Dabble. Daar Santa Claua: I atn In ala grad*. 1 want a type­ P. s. I leva you Santa. I will writer and a watch and a bicycle leave you tome coffee and a and aoma cloutha, ahouia, hats, piece of cake. • • • shock*, pocket book. My Brothar wants a suit, hat, shouts, ti* and •ome (hocks. And my brother ia In .vtnth grads and 1 war* ala ala •hoe** and have bills on tha •houi*. Maks Ibam skinny hills and not too high. Shirley • • • Dear Santa Claus; 1 am a little bey three and a half years old. My name la Bam* Daar Santa; I am I and In tba third grade. bo Thurmond. I have been a good 1 would like to bava a dream boy and I want you to bring for kitchen Fascination, Chatty Kathy, Chrlatmaa a cowboy auit, tome Business Briefs Gary 8. Ifudglna, assistant gen­ ets! manager at Rlrickland-Mortlvon, In c, Sanford, has bean ear* tiflad aa a graduate o f the daalar* ■hip management course at Fnrd Motor Company’* Atlanta Market­ ing Inititute. Certification of Mr. Hudgins’ giaduatlon from tha two-wack course was announced today by L. O. Brock, director o f tha Ford In­ stitute. The court* <• aaa o f *«varal taught at the Institute to dealers, th*lr peraonnal and Ford Motor Company amptuyas by a ataff uf nine professional, full-time In­ structor*. Subjects range from managesamt and merchandising courses fo r dealers and thair department managers to salesmanship and apaclallaad workshops fo r ataff mambsra. In addition, tha school of automotive business administra­ tion conducts training program* for selected Ford Motor Company personnel. • • • One o f the county’s raoat out­ standing draia shops for tha atyla* conscious younger woman la 1‘layIfirl Fashions which opened recent­ ly in tba Fam Plata at Fain 1‘aik. Janat Bondar, owner and mansi; ar o f tha shop, la tha wile uf Waiter Bondar, builder and devel­ oper of tha entire Fam Plata shop­ ping center, which occupies tha strategic coiner at the intersection o f Highways 17-92 and HU 4U8 Normally opan ‘til 9 p. m. Fri­ day night*, tha slurs will ba open 'til "Manta is all through thupping on Saturday night." S. W. Brown Dies In Tennessee would like ta hava a pollyanna doll ami a double door aa/*, a n o con* maker, a Jumping jack, a R4 pack uf crayons, a food canter am' * lucky atar garni and a doll hos* pital bed. My alstar would lib* to have a doll and some toys. My brulher would Ilka to hava a civil war train and translator radio. Lova, Lynn • • t Daar Santa Claua*: My name ia Anna Marie. I am nine yeara old. 1 want a bike am' « coupla of other thing*. 1 will leave you aoma coffee and aoma eaka vmm and 1 hopa you Ilka my eltUra eaka. ika. Wa W*, will go ta bed at 8:30. I hop* you will bring ma if nothing elaa. I hope you ou ein come to viilt our school this Fri­ day. Wa Hopa you can aoma. I guess this la all far now. I live at 120ft W. 19th Court. Marry Chrlatmaa. Anna Mari* •<$ • • • Daar Santa: 1 Ilka all tha toy*. I Ilka all ytur thing*. 1 want an airplane set. 1 want a car for my baby boy. 1 wish you a many Chriilmaa. S ljr D anforh fr r a lh P a g e 2 — F r i. D e c. 22, 1961 Oviedo, Chuluola Telephone Boost Slated Feb. 4 At 13:01 a.m. Fab. 4, 1962, all Oviedo and Chuluota subicribara will be able to dial Sanford. 0a* nova and Orlando numbers with* eut the aid o f an operator. In order to mika this change and to praparo the Oviedo area fo r futura participation In nation­ wide direct distance dialing. Southern Ball Talapho alio to change all phono numbers to the numeral eysteu (FOS will becomt M l). The last four dlglta of the out nurnbars will ramaln the aj:d tha naw numbers wilt appear In tha next issue of the telephone directory. On or about Jan. 38, tba number card with detailed instructfona will be sent to aubacriberi. "Subscriber* will not lose any •alia due to thla nurnbef change,” •aid R. F. Mboddan, manager, "sine# there will actually ba no «h sag* In tha dialing o f incoming eella." ' Dear Santa; I want a Dream Kitcbaa, • re­ frigerator and a taleicope. Thank you Santa for the Present!. Susin a • O tinker toys, a record player and horse and a doll for Chrltimas. Name, Kathy. some records, and a gun and hoiDear Santa: atcr set. I want a train and ritle. I Please bring my little t.rtcr want a gun and holster and a Saralee a baby doll, a pull toy txaniistcr and a cowboy hat and and a litt'e bouncing hall. a lexato truck. t,ove David Kelly I promise Mommy and Daddy • • e that lister and Samlw will b e1 good children and we will mind Dear Mania; mommy and daddy. Thank you P.S. Kathy Kelly it my sister. til C bnilm ai. I have been a pretty good boy. I would like to have a choo-choo Sambo • • * triin, chip*, rltlf. blocks, s red sweater and a fire truck. Pleats Dear Santa Claua; Pumpcmickle a turkey 1 want a cut oul doll, two of bring Ibam, cut oul dreise*. I want a bone. Terry dream kltcben. I want a plsyful • » • bile, a beauty parlow, a walking doll and a baby doll, a necklace Dear Manta Claus; and ring, some doll drciacs, a| I would like a Barbie dull and a white billfold and a play cash Barbia doll canopy bed. And mays register. Thank you, Merry b« a faw clothe* for Barbie. I Live Christmas. at 1110 Panford A t *. I hats a Becky Sue Evans chihuahua her nam* ia Wetgee. 1 P. S. 1 know you're busy in tha would Ilka for you to gat har a Toy Shop. How many ride* do rad and whit* sweater for Christ* you have in the north pole? I mat. Wt ara both hanging up our know you have very much. •lockings and waiting for you. • • • Your friandi Cynthia and Wtegaa I t ! Santa Claua North Pole, One Dear Manta Claua; Dear Santa Claus. I have beea How art you and your helper* ? a good girl. I want a bouse, a My family and I ara all Courthouse Records il Christmas Eva In front o f the Good Shepherd Lutheran wy. 17*U2. Luther League members, who have aponaored the reaentation between the lured Wednesday were, houra o f 7:80 p. nt. and 9:80 p. m. each day. Pictured wore, from left, Sterl Weber aa Joseph; Sandy Matxlar aa Mary end "C. J." Metxler, Fred Weber and Mike Morgan aa the three wise men. Karen Metaler la president o f the league. (Herald Photo) rst Methodist Plans Biblical Presentation The inspiring Biblical produc­ tion, "Tha Sariuon on Tha Mount" will b* presented at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at tha First Mathodlit Church In Sanford. Tha portrayal by Frank M, Jtuugbton of Jaaua o f Neiarath has been widely acclainiad throughout thu Southeast, in England, Graces and In tha Holy Land. Authentic coatumaa, plus special lighting and ■uuml affvcla baighlaii tha dramat­ ic production. Houghton, acUir-thaolugy studant of Atlanta, U a, has toured the U. M. and Canada playing tha rola of Caiaphaa, tha High Priaat, In the American version of tha Oboiammvrgau Paufon l ’lay. Before beginning ministerial atudiaa at Candler School of Theology at Em­ ory, Houghton wa* a professional actor in Naw Yoiit. Ha Is a grad* ueto o f A (bury Collage hi Wfl* more, K y„ whare ha received an AB drgraa In speech and drama. Ha alto racalvtd a scholarship for study o f radio and tolavitlon art* at tha Collage of Music In Clnci* natl and studied drama at Cash man Studio* in New York's Caroagl* Halt, Mrs. Haiti Koughtoa narrate* tb* program and provides vocal ftuicjfc nr If wltk an ItiiK harp. FRANK M. ROUGUTON Tha per capita eeoiumpUaa ad Tha praianUtion la opan to tha seafood in tha United States ever 11 pounds annually. public. TH E Male Chorus To Present Christmas Songs G R EA T ES T » Tha famous Sanford Mala Chorus will present a full half hour of Christmas music over railia ttslion WTHH Christmas day at 2:03 p.m., according to an announcement made today by Director llobrrt Carnie. Timed to coincide uith Christ mss dinners and provide a back­ ground of beautiful music, (hr chorus made a tape recording ol the favorite old L'hrivtmai carol* this week. The group I.* accompanied bv Mr*. Uettye Smith on the piano 1 H O M E for Christmas ... "A RAVENNA PA R K BEDROOMS m r iif -J with l.ow Down Payment and Yule Puffeant No Cloalng Coat A Christina* pngcunt will ba presented today at 7:30 p. ni. at tha First Poivtacustal Church, In l.ungMuod. Treats will ba available for tha children and tha public is Invited. General Electric FHA • IN • SERVICE FINANCING Kllchena V. A. Financing: nlao FHA, FH A IN SERVICE, CONVENTIONAL COMPANY, INC. 311 W. 21th St. Cu.taai Building a gpsalalty (ianerst Uffica FA 2*3191 Site* Office FA 2-7491 Hath Includes Everything DIRECTIONS TO RAVEN NA! Tern Follow Country Club Hd. W. On Watch Advisory Council Plays Santa To Children The Welfare Distribution Com­ mittee of tbo Semlnolo County Children'* Advisory Council, Inc. brought happiness to many needy familial In this eras by distribut­ ing over too pounds of waaring apparrel and 71 pairs of shoes to famlUas In need. Tha Council alto mada a finan­ cial contribution toward tha pur­ chasing of Christmas gifts for tmdcrprlvUedged children. Mra. Ola Brock, chairman of tha Walfara Distribution Committee, supervised tha collection had dis­ tribution of tbs bundles. Other workers oa thla conm ittoe ware: Mra. E. J, Eubanks, recording secretary; Mrs. J. C. Rlngllng; Mrs. H. R. Starks; Mrs. Thelma Sheppard; Mr. M. L. Douglas; Mr Robert B. n o m a s Jr., Vtoitsttou teacher of Seminole County, m i Rev. N. A. Watson, presidest. CONTROL APHIDS ON CABBAGE WITH ORTHO THIODAN (G U S H ) Shjo&jnak&A CONSTRUCTION Redroom GENERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE for the vocational program recently organised in Seminole County ere shown here aa they met to make recoitimendationn for improvenlunta in vocational education. Agriculture, home ec., distributive and cooperative education, vocational buainaaa and induatrial and technical education are the fields which have been choeen for ex­ pansion, due to rapid growth o f the county and expected industrialization. Seated are R. L. Perkins; Joseph Foy, Dr. John Darby, Mra. Patty Gatchel and Robert Shedden. Standing are Mrs. Penrose Love and E. 8 . Douglaaa. ORTHO Thiodan gives outstanding control of aphids on cabbage, aa well aa worms and loopera. Rcniduna *a sprayed plant* remain effective longer than some other commonly used Insecticides, thus providing nnvinga in ■pray material aa well aa reducing the number of appll* cation* n*ed*d during the growing season. ORTHO Thlodtn i* compatible with moet fungicide#, end easy to ua*. For better crop* that produce greater dollar returns— try ORTHO Thiodan. Community of llomea Iiullt With Pride" «■ i M. W. Brown, Wcaliuuraland. Hotet will bloom better if prun Trim., died Dec, lu at Ilia age ol big I* loll till nest March, ac­ •S. Ha ia survived by eight cbll- cording to floriculturlila. dieo and XI grandchildren. ilia son, Paul Brown o f Sanford, Hr*hlrutiil • I'ummrrtlal left Thursday to attend funeral Building services, A granddaughter. Mra. FALL OUT Vernon Hardin, also live* in San­ SHELTERS ford, and Mrs. K. L. Williams, an* ___ FA 2*7088 wliter granddaughter, formerly ol G. W. DODSON, Contractor Sanford, now Uvea in Miami. HEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Gerard Arthur, etux, to Bobby Joe Ray, Sunland, 112,000 First Fed. S. end L. Orlando, Nicholas F. Sopona, Little Wekiva, 911.000 Sorenson and Fletcher, Inc. to Van C. Martin, etux, EngUih E t­ ta tea, 932,000 Ovarstraat Land Co. to Fla. Power Cory, 918,800 Archie B. Williams, Sr. etux to Homtr Arthur, etux, Molaor's Add., 97,000 Charles Ross Webb, etux to Bart Peacock, etux, Lakewood, 999,000 P. end O. Development Corp. to Von ichabud Sage, etux, Woodmere Park, 99.900 Shoemakar Construction Co. to Samuel F. Carr, atux, Ravenna Park, 917,000 Robert W, Ellis, etux to Charlea O. Diibman. Slavla, 98,000 Ward Hick I, Inc. to Dale W. BirUay, atux, Kartbrook Subdv., 917.000 Ward lllcki, Inc. to Ronald M. Bryant, Eaitbrook Subdv., 91>|900 Ward Hicks, lae. to Donald W. Rausch, atux, Eaitbrook Sudva., 917.000 David Gatchel, etux to Onto Parlow, etux, M-1M0, 9>,M0 Harold C. Logan, etux to Jeaoph A. Miela, Loagdala. 99.000 KaanaUt Junto, at at to William Goldstein, otux. Long wood, 989,000 B any Homes, Inc. to Ray J. Siegfried, etui, Goldia Manor, 911.900 Agatha Oberat to Catharine Jacobson, Casselberry, 99,000 Garold L. Schult, etux to Char­ les Hale. Woodman, 98.000 FINAL DIVORCE DECREES Herbert Brown va Cora Brown MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Willie Christian, Sanford, to Hhlrlsy Andrews, Sanford Spencer Paaae, Merritt Island and Mur I* I Peas#, Merritt Itlaad lttk Him* *t. HBLP1KG THS WORLD GROW REITER California Chemical Company, Ortho Division P. O. Box 7067, Orlando, Fla. T. M. Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off.; ORTHO "Thiodan la n registered trademark of Fnrbwerka Hatchet A. (1. On all chemicals, read direction* and cautions before use �® Elja Vsttf»H I FH. Dec. *2, 1991 — Fag* 9 fm O (Dsuah Obby: By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: 1 am a secretary and 1 resent the implication that just because my boss takes me to lunch three and four f\mes a week there must be some funny business going on between us. He takes me to lunch because it is his way of showing me that he appreciates a good secretary. We might even have a cocktail or two before we cat and 1 see nothing wrong with it. It has come back to me that there is talk in this office, and his wife has even asked the other girls questions about me. I wish you'd tell me jjust what two people could do between 12 and 1 in a crowded restaurant. L U C K Y M IS S I SHOWN DEAR LUCKY: They could make plans to meet after 5 where it isn't «o crowded. • • • DEAR ABBY: ] can’t stand my hus­ band when ho is drunk and he can’t stand me when he is sober. What should we do? ^ I am a nervous wreck. After being mar­ ried for 14 years we have nothing in com­ mon. We do have five children, hut you would think I found them in a cabbage patch for all the help he gives me with them. The only affection I ever get from him is when he has liquor on his breath, and that is when I would like to run a mile. What is a woman supposed to do in a situation of this kind? HAD IT * DEAR HAD IT: It is difficult to tell whether your husband is miserable be­ cause he’s drinking or drinking Itojuuse lie’s miserable. Catch him when he’ s sober and ask him to lay his cards on the table. It's time for some plain sober conversa­ tion. Start it! • • • DEAR ABBY: A neighbor got my 19year-old daughter interested in corres­ ponding with her (the neighbor’s) 22 ,vear-old "nephew” by showing her his picture. After writing back and forth for 8 months a big romance bloomed Now it turns out that this young man is not really her nephew, hut the son of her best friend. She never told us that this fellow had had a nervous breakdown which has required psychiatric treatment o ff and on for years. Ilia hobby is writing and my neigh­ bor excuses it all by saying she thought it would be "good" for him to have a pen pal. In other words, she used my daughter as someone for him to write to. He is com­ ing to this city soon. My daughter wants to meet him. knowing all about his back­ ground. Wc are against it. We’d like your opinion. HER PARENTS DEAR PARENTS: It was dishonest of your neighbor to hnve withheld this re­ vealing information about the man. Don’t condemn him for having hnd psychiatric treatment. His mental state could now be better than that of others who need treament but never hnve hnd it. If your daughler, knowing his history, wants to meet him, don’t interfere. (j) q JJts k)om w • ‘‘Why in the world are you let­ ting Jim get * d o g ? ” on* wif* a iked another. ‘•They're to much Trouble," she added, at though that ought to nettle the matter of I>eta once and for all. Hut almost everything that makes a bouse a real home is ex­ tra trouble. Children are trouble. I,<ig-burning fireplaces art trouble. Flower gardrnt are trouble. Oldfashioned baking that keepa the Odds in the kitchen waiting to “ lick the pan” is trouble. Home ^ Ruth Millet hobbies are trouble. Do-it-yourself projecta ar* trouble. Rut a home where there isn't always something going on isn't much of a home. In fact, If a housewife is going to turn thumbs down on anything that makes a little extra work—a family might as well live In a hotel. It would be just as much o f a home. In all the talk today about laborsaving ilevicra and short ruts and easy housekeeping, housewives sometimes get to thinking that the most Important thing in home­ Qacnbij. making (a to save themselves trouble. Rut when you start worrying over how much trouble anything is going to bs—you start narrow­ ing your life until you ar* merelyexisting—not living. So It’s trouble— to what? If it is also fun or stimulating or inspir­ ing or cosy, that is what ia im­ portant. Any house* ife who is always saying to her family, “ No, that's too much trouble” may be an e f­ ficient housewife, hut the isn't much of a homemaker. On(Bhidqsi W eekend III Sky King IS) Rocky Jonee FRIDA T P. M. 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By Oswald Jacoby Th* duck play at no-trump ia and actually lost everything. West NORTH 23 designed to break up th* enemy'* realised that a further spade play 5754 VK communications. would be useless and shifted to the ♦ KQ10 ^ Thus, whsn South looked ovsr druce o f heart*. East playad tha ♦ A 108 7 R dummy, hs noted that if W eit held queen and South could duck that W IST EAST the kind o f club* he would one or not, but he had to go down 5 ic q J 10 i a n V J7SR W KQ B8 two tricks. have no won-lea. He would tek* • 85 •87432 the two mejur suit at-ea, three dia­ Why rltuuld South take the sec­ 4 )0 3 AK( monds and five clubs and wind up ond spade? Because th* first duck sotrni <D) A A3 8 with sn overt rick. had guarded against the loss of 4FA104 four spade trieks and he could af­ He also noted that if East held ♦ AJ8 ford to lose three. tha king of cluba hia contract *Q J63 would be in jeopardy and, there­ Both vulnerable Sooth Writ North East f o r e , South let West's king of Sales Service 1N.T. Pass 3 N.T. P om spades hold the first (rick. TV RENTAL Paae Pare That play wa* eminently correct. Opening lead—A K I f he had takrn that trick, East Seminole TV would hove been able to lead • Dorraw Our Tabs Checker unsafely play, lie ducked againl spade after he gut in with the n o t Sanford Ave. I A 2-413* This play had nothing to gain king o f clubs and South would havt been down one trick. West continued with the queen "Hey. Let'* Twlat" Thura. o f ipadee, and now South made an INTEREST This increase In intercut earning* Ih In line On Savings with theae banka’ long eHtabllahed policy of alwaya paying the higheat Intercut permit* Certificates led by the Federal Renerve Hunk. * Money must remain on deposit for a minimum of t 13 month*. i ■ \ ' V l o N i i v f t l t\ C t BILK - IN T H E A T fl f PIIOXK FA 2-121(1 TONITB * S.AT. NITB $ 1 .0 0 SAVINGS PKU CARLOAD LEFT NOW I N ------- banks fo r one year on “ Savings Certi­ ficates” . This is the highest rate o f inter­ FOR 6 MONTHS OR LONGER 3-D HORROR "THE MASK" Free - Koch Person Will Kereivr A "Mask" For You To Use To (ill The Most Excitement In Seeing Thin Sensational Hit. Automatically R ecen t — NO. : AT 1:11 ONLY 3Vi% est permitted to be paid by the Federal Reserve Rank. As with all savings, your Intercut * Per Annum deposits are insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. • • • paid Semi-Annually, Take uriiantage of thia new "The Subterranean*" ■ ’ Hey • tou Cats - • IHg Thle Crssy • Zany Hit • A . Kno you can earn 4 % IN ­ TEREST on money deposited in these Regular Savings Accounts 3 - IMG HITS • 1 NO. 1 AT 7i00 .New Conception In .. .. higher earning power of your aaxinga by depending NO. 3 AT 10:30 ONLY "FLESH & THE SPUR” regularly to your account. WE PAY’ THE HIGHEST Plan now lo INTEREST ALLOWED, however you figure It! earn thin new increased internal rate of I'fr, md e with SAVINGS CERTIFICATES, and JOHN ALA It • IN COLOR 8UN. • MON. A TL'ES. SUN. • AT 0:30 A 10:15 Mon. 5 Tuee. At 7:00 A 10:13 Rofcif Hudson [lino Lcllobn’gida S-inUta Duo Bobby Da nn ‘ -JOAN BLACKMAN-ANGELA LANSBURY-KANCY WALTERS •MeseNORIUN UUROG-mamaaHM. MNTER'I PIMOQUWKlOSt SPECIAL SHOUT St'IIJKLT "FiKrlball llilitee” ★ ★ BIG ★ CHRISTMAS SAT. Plus Sunday At S;4S Only Mon. * Tuee. At R:1S Only From The Sensational A. B. Gntkria Beat-Seller • • ‘THESE THOUSAND HILLS" IN TECHNICOLOR PON MUHRAY LEB REMICK P7> SAVINGS J 4 MCiw cotDtnm ★ ★ PARTY MORNING I0:0« cotcmmt irs. sjhmi iw J m sT h e J V d v c n tu re a o f DEPOSITED BY THE 10TH OF THE FLORIDA STATE BANK PLUS 2 CARTOONS AND DRAWING FOB THE 1123.00 W ATER SCOOTER SANFORD Oviedo, Sanford, Florida EACH INTEREST FROM TH 1 DEPOSITOR 1ST SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK CITIZENS BANK of OVIEDO h . ^ v 'H u c K l e b e r n j 'R n n OF .MONTH EARN Florida Sanford, LN8URED UP TO 910,000 BY TH E FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE Florida CORPORATION �SUr 0 «nferh frralb Pnge 4 — Frl. Dee. 22 , 1061 Lake Monroe Jottings l> p ttic l-fig g in b o t h a m . creations. The whole family la very proud of Bob for winning the contest and feela that he has quite a lot c ! natural ability when it comes to drawing. JAMES NEVILLE JAMES NEVILLE, a student at West Georgia College, Carrollton, Ga.( will be visiting with his par­ ents, Chief and Mrs. E. 0 . Nrvllle at their Sunland Estates home here over the holidays. Jamea' grandmother, Mrs. J. P . Dooley from Rome, Ga., will meet him and travel with him to San­ ford, lo spend the winter here with her daughter and aon-ln-law. And joining them for Christmas In Sanford will be Mrs. Neville'a sister and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Felton Allmon, also from Rome, Ga. MADELINE COVENEY. who works as gal Friday to Warren Adams at Holler Chevrolet, was way up on Cloud Nino all week, because c f the Christmas present she received from her husband Bill, and son, Bob Ford. Madeline, is going to lake a jet flight lo Springfield, Mass., lo spend Christmas with her three daughters, who livo there. High­ light of her trip will bo lo see her four grandchildren — three grandsons two, four and six, sons of Mrs. Richard Carr, and a granddaughter, eight year old daughter of Mrs, Donald Gautier. The trip was a complete sur­ prise to the happy grandmother, who says, "1 haven't seen any of them In five years, and 1 am so happy, l'tn a foolish grandmother who dotes on doing things for llicm—not lo spoil them, but just lo see the light in their eyes. "1 feel I must have been a good girl this year, to receive this one thing that will mean so much to me. How can one thank a Santa as good as my husband?" Madeline is also proud of her son Dob who Is stationed at Lackland Air Force Base, is now Air­ man third class and is attending crypto school. He will not be able lo get home for the holidays, but she expects him to make It some­ time in April. JAN TORBETT AND THE INDIAN SIKH club, now stationed at the U, S. Embassy in New Delhi, India, and encloses a picture. Tills shows Mrs. Jan Torbctt being presented with a large box of Claxton Fruit Cake by an Indian Sikh merchant in New Delhi. The Torbetta receive the San­ ford Herald In India and remarked that they observed by the news­ paper that the Clvltans are slill selling fruitcake as well as being active in many other projects. Ken says that they are enjoying (heir lour o f duty in India, but arc looking forward to returning homo to Sanford and all Iheir friends here In May, 1002. The Torbclts own their home in Loch Arbor, where they formerlyresided with their two sous, while MORE ABOUT THE NAVY . . . Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rowland of 401 W. 18th St. have received word that their son, Charles J. Rowland, chief radioman is serv­ ing aboard the guided missile de­ stroyer, USS Robinson. The ship has just been completed at the De­ foe Shipbiuldlng Co. in Bay City, Mich. The new ship which will be com ­ missioned in Boston sometime this month, will have San Diego at its home port, while operating with the I'aciflc Fleet. This new ahlp, a Navy news re­ lease says, will carry Tartar anti-aircraft guided missiles and anti-submarine rockets, and has a wide range of destructive power. Mrs. Wallin Named President 0 / Club The Osteen Home Demonstra­ tion Club held its annual Christ­ mas meeting at the home of Mrs. Jo« Masters. Mrs. James Wallin, vice president, presided In the absence of Mra, John Bradln. The nominating committee com­ posed of Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mrs, Norman Miller and Mra. Joo Mai­ lers announced (he following slate of candidates, Mrs. James Wallin, president; Mrs. Guy Beall, vice I10RTE DEMTROEDER was guest ol honor recently at a preChristmas party by the Future Teachers of America group at SHS. The parly was held In the Jack and Jill Kindergarten after school holidays began and the rooms were decorated In the Christmas theme. Gifts were brought for Dorte, who was completely surprised by the event, but very pleased. Main entertainment of the get-together consisted of tho opening of the gifts and the singing of Christmas carols and aongs. BOB GATCHEL Refreshments of golden punch, BOB GATCHEL, a student in gaily decorated Christmaa cookies, Mra. Robert C. Hodges waa hos­ Mrs. Hudgins' fourth grade at nula and candles were served to tel! at her Laurel Avc. home for Plnecrcst School waa the winner Use members of the club attending. the December meeting and Christ­ of the Lltterbug Poster Contest mas party of the Phcbaan-Golden held recently, sponsored by the Circle Sunday School G e ls of the Rosa Circle of the Sanford Garden First Baptist Church. Clubs. Mrs, J. W. Carter, president, Catherine McKelvey took second led the devotions and sentence p lico with her attractive poster prayers. Class members sent a and Andy Chevller was third. teenage girl at the Baptist Home Susan Jackson, Elisabeth Taylor in Lakeland a bath robe for and Karen Rles all received hon­ Christmas. orable mention. A list of gifts was compiled for The winner's poster will be sent a friend of the group who la 111. to the state wide contest on the Claaa membera exchanged gifts at same subject. Judges of the pos­ the cloao of the meeting. ters were two members ol the Decorations In the party rooms Rose Circle who are also mem­ carried out the Christmas theme ber* of ths Art Assn. The Circle with gaily lighted treei and other sponsors a Junior Garden Club at holiday arrangements. Refresh­ the school. ments of cakes, cookies, nuts, Bob Is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. candies, ice errani topped with Blewart (latchcl, and has a sister, small figures of Santa Claus, Gsil, in the sixth grade al Pinepunch and coffee were served. crest. His hobbles are drawing and Others attending were Mra. M. DORTE DEMTROEDER also building—both model cars and N. Cleveland, Mrs. Ed Alderman. “ hot rod" soap box style cars, CLAXTON FRUIT CAKE adver- Mra. Ralph Betts, Mrs, Harvey made wllh a wooden box, four Uses that It Is "world famous'* UloodswoiIn, Mra, James Brodlc, wherli and a rope “ steering and It evidently bases ila claim Mrs. Kenneth Gaines. wheel,1' HU hobby Is shared by Ills on fact as a picture and tetter Mrs. Milner Osborne, Mrs. Holly father, who can't resUt gelling in sent to the Civllan Club former l'iorcy, Mrs. Don Reynolds, Mrs. on the building. president, Kay Shoemaker, recent­ Dorolhy Stapleton, Mrs, 1-con Mother Dorothy aaya slio ad­ ly allows. Swain, Mrs. Dan Batten, Mrs. mires their work, but can't quite The letter Is from Chief Ken Murray Lewis and Mrs. Vernon trust herself to ride In one of the Torbctt, a form er member of the Hardin. Church Class Party Held A t Hodges Home • Reduced stationed here. Prices on all president; Mrs. Clirence Snyder, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. John Ilradln, delegate. These offi­ cers were elected. The group agreed to join wllli the Orange City Club in entertain­ ing the County Council at the Orange City Club house In April. Tho January County Council meeting will lie in Daytona Beach ■t the Elks Club. At this meeting a Joint Installation service will be held for all clubs In the County. The speaker for this meeting will be Marshall Watkins, Director of State Agrieullura Extension ser­ vice. Mrs. Eby, county agent, re­ ported the yearbooks for J0G2 will be different and Uie year will be­ gin July 1 and run through June Following the meeting a social hour was enjoyed and homemade gills were exchanged. The hostess served open sand­ wiches, fruit cake, candies, tea and coffee from a beautiful table overlaid with net over a Christ­ mas cloth and centered wltn an arrangement of colored Christmas balls. On the buffet was a minia­ ture Christmas tree and other Christmas arrangements were used throughout the home. Those attending were Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mrs. Harold Eby, Mrs. James Wallin, Mra. John Melrose, Mrs. Frank George, Mrs. Norman Miller, Mrs, Robert Wil­ liams, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Mra. Guy Beall, the hostess and three guests, Mrs. T. F. Hicks o( Bluff City, Tenn., Mrs. Helen Kclspan of St. Petersburg and Mrs. Aagall Andersen of Brook­ lyn. N. Y. MRS. II. I - JOHNSON Hello lo all. And wasn't that a most welcome rain? Rut I hate to think what usually follows It In tnc winter time. * * * Happy Birthday (delayed to Jean Stripling and also to Ray liana . . . Cer­ tainly enjoyed the High School Glee Club's Christmas program last week. I noticed quite a few Monroeites In It. Terry Collins, who helped design the seta, Char­ les Itabun, Pat Sabo, Raymond King, Jean Stripling. Shirley Eber. Also noticed Howard Elliott, who did a grand job as soioist in one number. Linda Bail and Paul Harris. Miss Olile Whittle is their director and ahe is certainly won­ derful with them, * • • The W. H. Almonds visited In Orange Park last weekend with son Paul apd family. * • • Mr. and Mr*. Bedrick Krejear left Saturday for Alberta, Ala., lo spend the hol­ idays wllh relatives. • • • Mrs. Sonny Skipper is going to enjoy the holidays because shortly after­ wards she will enter Seminole Memorial Hospital for surgery. • * • Mrs. Eddie Grow, Mrs. C. R. Giles and daughter Martha have returned to Miami Beach after being called here by the tragic death of Mrs. Giles’ grandson, Wesley Giles • * * Glad to bear that Granny Hawkins is much im­ proved. Her friends esn visit her at the hospital. * * * I hear that D. C. Spivey killed a IS pound turkey last Saturday. That’s good. I still haven't heard if the big­ gest hunter of all, Qua Schmah has killed him a "B 'a r" yet. Some of the hunters that I have talked to said It has been a disappoint­ ing season, so far. And that in­ clude! friend husband who so far baa got what the little boy shot at. NOTHING, • • • George and Riley Poll had a pleasant surprise last week. Their brother, Posey Poll, wife and daughter of Way­ nesboro, V a„ paid them a short visit. • * • Lynn Giles called to say that there will be no Train­ ing Union Sunday evening at the Monroe Baptist Church. Instead there will he a Christmas service entitled (he Heart of Christmas and will be given by the adult and youth choirs. The primary and be­ ginners classes will have a abort program too. Visitors are welcome to this sendee. • • * Quite a few houses have outdoor lighting this year out here. Palm Terrace Lane homes are decorated. Toe William Carrolls, senior and junior, Pete Petersens, Tommy Thompsons, ail have pretty scenci. The Nicbolds home has some blue lighting e f­ fect across the front of the home which is beautiful at night. * * • I want to thank the many people /ui the beautiful cards that they have sent to us. Have you noticed how pretty (he cards arc this year? It was >o burn to decide Just which ones to buy. As I looked at them each one got just a little bit prettier. • • • The Upsala Presbyterian Church had a nice Christmas program last night at While Hall of the church. • • • I want to take this time to wish every one a very Merry Christmas and hope that It is a safe one. Hope the little kiddies get what they asked Santa for because they were GOOD. Isn't this little poem clever! I had a little tea party This afternoon at three 'Twai very small Three guests in ail Just I. myself and me Myself at all the sandwiches While 1 drank up the tea ’Twaa also 1 who ate the pie And passed the cake to me. You can Just see the cute little girls sitting at their play table with the china tea set. That brings back the good old days to me. And now I can watch my little granddaugh­ ters doing the same thing. Here is our thought for tliis week. It is on faith which wc cer­ tainly need badly today. Let ui have faith that right makes might, and in that faith let us dare to do our duty as we understand it. Again a very Merry Christmaa to one and all. ^ ALL YOU NEED TO PLAY SANTA CLAUS! Mrs. L. O . Hayman Hostess T o Former Friends Mrs. L. O. Hayman recently en­ tertained a group of friends of yesteryear at her home In Enter­ prise. During the afternoon they ditcussed the happenings of the past 30 years and made plans for a get-together in the near future. Among the gueata were Mrs. Margaret Gilbert Loucks of San­ ford, Mrs. Flora Lee Heigh Hus­ sey, Mrs. Rose Webb and Mrs. Esther Murkett, Orange City, Mrs. Margie Shields Gill and Mra. Mattie Mae Shields of DeLand. During the years many friends get separated. Anyone who knew this group In (he past are asked to contact any one of the above ladlea or L. O. Hayman at the Mr. and Mrs. Olto Hartwlg en­ Enterprise School. tertained a group of friends at a turkey dinner, recently, at their OVER 35 YEARS home on Plumosa Drive, in Deat Firat and P allad ia Bary. (A loag Slda Peat Office) Guests included Mrs. Anna Can­ non of Palatine, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwlg, Casselberry; Mrs. P. Anderson, Enterprise; John Millonlg, Orlando and Mr. and Mrs. John Terlund, DeLand. Also present from Sanfcrd were Mrs. Jessla Aaabye, Inga Hend­ « Carpel rickson, Mr. and Mrs. Jorgen • Tile Blewart and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wyllie. i t Otto Hartwigs Entertain Friends With Dinner ONE BEARD SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY TWO BOOTS Persona/s By FRANCES WESTER Ur. and Mra. Carl H. Stubbing! are home from the University of Florida to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wells and Mr. and Mrs. George Stubbing!, of Lake Mary, Mra. Margaret Bauell of Dade City is the holiday guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells of Lake Mary. While here Mrs. Baxzell also Is en­ joying a visit with her grand­ daughters, Miss Judith Taylor and Mra. Carl Stubbing!. Miss Judith Taylor of Lake Mary will leave Christinas Day to spend the remainder of school va­ cation with her father and atepmother, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Taylor of Lake Iola. Saturday Elgin watches start of $|0 B I B r in g the K id d le s ! ! BEN F R A N K LIN 2ITI S. PARK AYR. m e n m il ate. tax 5-10 FA 2-0875 Jewelry Store K. l i t FA 2-0181 LAP DOG, ANYONE? Before you encourage your pup­ py to all on your lap or aieep in your bed, consider the slse of tho grown dog. What is adorable be­ havior in a tiny ball of fluff can be a discomforting experience U he grows into an 80-pound dog! Christmas Merchandise Ijotvell's Qifc e^ tijiea U Ub'It ba opm pwm - - - 8 A.M -to 9 P.M. foh laid rnuude chopping SU N D A Y, DEC. 24th 3 > £ U Lb i’A ‘ 1 fa i ••••' / n » *-H H \ �/ tff?r Ysnlnrh ^rralh Fri. Dec. 22, 1961 — Pago 5 Welcome Wagon. Club Members Entertain Husbands Annual Party A large group of Sanford Wel­ come Wagon members entertained their husbands sa1th a Christmas party at the Sea Shell Restaurant. A beautiful table decorated in blue, white and silver greeted the merrymakers in the entrance room where pre-dinner lunch and snacks were served. Following the turkey dinner, Dotty Jardine, the very talented local ventriloquist, introduced her *'boy friend Ollie'* and kept the group amused with their usual witty coaversatlrn. Members gave a short resume of when and why they came to Sanford and enjoyed a social gettogether around the banquet table. Mrs. Virginia Tctroiki, Welcome Wagon hostess, announced that the Florida State Bank has invited the gTdup to be their guests on Jan. 24. Reservations must be made in advance. Christmas caroling, led by Mrs. Ralph Stumpf, concluded the d e­ lightful evening. Mrs. Art Brown, Mrs. Stanley Fierce and Mrs. Dick Horton were on the decorating committee for the evening. Celebrated By Dorcas S. S. Class % I The Dorcas Sunday School Class of the Central Baptist Church held Its annual Christmas party re­ cently In the dining room of the church. A turkey dinner with all the trimmings was served to 63 members and tht-ir families. The tables were decorated with Brazilllan pepper and red and white candies and a Christinas tree brightened the room. Christ­ mas carols were sung preceding the dinner. Bautlfui yearbooks were dis­ tributed to the members. The books were in various colors with a seal of the “ Praying Hands,'’ on the cover. They were made by Mrs. Gail Smith and Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson and dedicated to Die teachers and in memory of de­ parted members, Gifts were exchanged and a special gift was presented to Mrs. Weaver, a former teacher who was back after a long illness. Casselberry Couple Personals Sir. and Mrs. W . E. Meeker and three children left Wednesday for their new home in Brunswich, Maine, where Meeker will be sta­ tioned for a tour o f duty. Mrs. Meeker is a daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lawson. Jane Nixon and Diane Jones ac­ companied by their mothers, Mrs. 11. B. Nixon and Mrs. L. W . Jonea attended the Initiation o f new member* and Installation o f o f­ ficers o f the FHA at DtLand High School. Diane was Installed ae president and Jane ae vice presi­ dent of projects. OPEN EVERY N ITE SOME OF THE NEWCOMERS nttcmllnp the Party fo r Welcome Wagon Club members and their husbands are from left, seated, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cox, and standing. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stumpf and Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Horton. (Herald Photo) Celebrates Golden Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Hsrry A. Maley of 1031 Cryital Bowl Dr., Cassel­ berry, celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Nov. 29. The couple was married M years ago in Brooklyn, N. Y. n>ey moved to Casselberry in 1956 following Mr. Mslcy's retire­ ment from the Insurance business. They have two daughters, Mrs. Ethel N. Wadsworth o f ValleyStream, N. Y „ and Mrs. Olive Cochrane of Casselberry; three grandchildren, Mra. Frederick Brahm Jr., Miss Lois Wadsworth and Edmund Russell; three great grandchildren, Janet, Jean and Frederick Brahm. The Maleya entertained guests at an anniveraary dinner at the Dobb'a House “ Tiki" restaurant in Maitland. Mrs. Wadsworth, their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cochrane, Edmund Rusjell and Dr, and Mrs. John F. Krauss, Mrs. Maley'i sister and brother-in-law from Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sawyer of Cas­ selberry were present for the party. Ten ladies of Mrs. Maley'a bridge club also entertained the couple at a surprise luncheon held In their honor at the home of Mrs. Charles Pierce, 171 Lake Triplet Drive. Osteen Mrs. Roche Named Noble Grand MISS DOTTIF. JARDINE, right, and her boy friend “ Ollie” are welcomed to the party by Mrs. Virginia Petroski, Welcome Wagon hostess. Ollie and Dottle were featured on the program for the evening. (Herald Photo) Alfred Gramling and two daugh­ ters, Kathy and Nancy, of Orange­ burg, S. C,, will arrive Saturday to spend Christmas with the girls' grandparents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clause Sr., at their home on North Narcissus Ave. Dr. and Mrs. Robert I. Marlowe and aon, Steve, will arrive Satur­ day from their home in Beaumont, Texas. They will spend the Christ­ mas holidays with Mr. .Marlowe’s mother, Mrs. Carrie L. Smith, CIS Palmetto Ave. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tyre of Jessup, Ga., arc spending the hotidey with their son and his family, Sir. and Mrs. Paul Tyre, on Sarlta St. They arc former residents of Sanford and call this their sec­ ond home. They are enjoying the wonderful Florida weather and Telling a woman htr hairdo Sanford hospitality. Member* o f Mrs. Nancy Brock's makes her look 20 years younger family who will spend the Christla ne compliment. At Recent Meeting O f Rebekahs mas holidays at her home include Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lostlng and son, David; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brock und children of Dade City and Rev. and Mrs. A1 Brock and children o f Jacksonville. TURKEY SUPREME Cook 1 cup wild rice and place in the bottom of e casserole. Place on top of this a layer of thinly sliced turkey. Cover with a layer o f sauteed mushrooms. Pour a sauce over this made from the stock of legs and bones of the tur­ key, fat, flour and tk cup of wine. Place in oven until piping hot. The Seminola Rebckah lodge met Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall with Noble Grand, Mrs. Eva Beckham, presiding. Visitors welcomed were Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Athow and Mr. and Mrs. Green. Mrs. Beulah Thorn­ ton, a member unable to attend for several months was also wel­ comed. Officers for the coming year circled were Mrs. Virginia Roche, noble grand; Mrs. Ruth Wilkinson, vice grand; Mrs. Betty Snyder, recording secretary; Mra. Evelyn lloolehen, financial aecrclary, and Mrs. May Rubow, treasurer. Mrs. Marjorie Howard wai elected trustee for three y e a n and Mrs. Bertha Snyder was chosen as representative with Mrs. Vir­ ginia Anderson as alternate. Open installation will be held at the Odd Fellows Hall, Jan. 16 at • p.m. A Christmas party was held fol­ lowing the meeting. The hail was lighted with Christmas lights and a gaily trimmed tree centered the tabic on which exchange gifts were piled, Mrs. Virginia Roche, noble grand elect, told a beautiful story, "The Miracle at Derrick. Texes." Gifts were then exchanged and re­ freshments of coffee, cake and rookies were served in the dining room. The table was centered with an arrangement of poinsetlias. Too many books wind up on the borrowers' bookshelves. And don't lend a book that YOU hare bor­ rowed. LEFTOVER TURKEY There's no need to relegate the remains o f that once beautiful bird to sandwiches. You can have an­ other party meal with them again. Adding wine is what docs the trick. Your just-sfter-Christmas guests, and your family, will sure­ Mr. and Mrs. Thcron Madden, ly enjoy an elegant turkey casse­ Greensboro, N. C., announce the role when you ntske it with Grape Wine, birth of a 6 lb. 13 oz. daughter, Dee. IS. They have chosen the name, Jean lauisnn, for the new arrival who will be welcomed home by a three year old brother, Sher­ man. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Routh Sr. and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Madden, all of Sanford. New “ Arrivals I n U M • DRAPERIES • SLIP • CARPETING 2559 iD o r smart COVERS Drapery It Is not always possible to re­ turn a favor. But you CAN usual ly do something to thaw appreciation. U 9:00 A.M . - 9:00 P.M, Santa! 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The hesit ml ACCUTRON It e tiny, tltcIrente tuning lortl Ae It vlhretu. It hums. As It hums, M move* the h*nd« — with • new stcurocy no other •with In tho world son ACCUTRON MANS... Ateurtcy through oloctnn/cs. There’s n oth in * Christmas Shopping1 B y Appointm ent At Night and Sunday Afternoons © quite like luxurious Calfskin. WM. e. J ia d s h RiftsUred Jiwsltr ^ 112 So, Park Ave. Jeweler AawfcsnGemSociety Ph, FA 2-23C3 * Accredited charge accoanta welcome l • Accredited Charge A econola Welcomed I ; I- TT ii 1 I *I 1 [M __ "jRHSS n i ITIP l �Peter Edson Unanswered Querries The people who devise entertainment for the Amer­ ican public— from children on up— eeem to operate on the theory we are ail ae lazy mentally as President Ken­ nedy Indicates we are physically. By the measures the entertainment impresarios use, they can muster some pretty good evidence. In illustration, the TV Jbiener ratings, for what­ ever they are worth, suggest that on Thanksgiving night the gangster serlnl, "The Untouchables," and "Sing Along with Mitch" oiitdrew by ratios o f 8 and 4 to 1 an hour-long filmed interview with former President Eisenhower. This kind of thing is not new, o f course, but it Is constantly cited by the broadcasting industry to ju s t ify flooding TV screens with westerns, gangster shows, quizzes and other frothy trivia. In the same way, film nnd stage producers point to relative cash receipts in defense of their concentration on light entertainment as against solid dramatic fare. Newton Minow, chairman of the FCC, thinks broad­ casters sadly underrate the public’s taste and under­ standing. He argues that they have been p a rticu la rly cavalier In "frittering away” opportunities In the chil­ dren’s field. Catching youngsters at the formative stage, says Minow, TV could do much to widen their knowledge and give them high standards of tntitc. Some voices in the industry are heard in support, but many who say they would like to see better pro­ gramming agree with one man’s comment that the thinking person's program "doesn’t have a chance— there just aren't enough o f us." Presumably the reaction will inevitably be the same when similar criticisms are leveled at other entertain­ ment media. Even book publishers have bowed to the pressures to seek a low common denominator. Many hooks today offer little more than a flossy appearance and feather­ weight content. A good deal o f evidence indicates that Europeans digest far more solid faro than we in their books, their movies, their theater, their television. Some Americans who have lived long abroad are ■tunned when they return here and see the contrast. The President says that in physical tests the chil­ dren o f Austria, Italy and Switzerland leave ours far behind. Other comparisons have given English young­ sters a marked edge, Despite Mlnow's stout faith in us, mental compari­ sons, it seems, might prove even more embarrassing. One has to wonder exactly what it Is that Ameri­ cans ARE concentrating on these days. It Is certainly not fitness of any sort. Henry McLemore Twenty and seven yeers ago, there was brought forth on this continent, s Rose Bowl game pre­ diction that many sports follow­ ers still rank as the most splendid o f all time. The prediction: Stanford TT, Columbia S. The result: Columbia T, Stan­ ford 0. At tiie sound of Um final whistle I waa sorely templed In give up my new profession of sports writ­ ing and rejoin my fellow snuff drummers on the road. Only the fact that the predic­ tion was not entirely wrong—af­ ter all, there WAS a 7 in the score—kept me in the business. Since the year of 1034 I have predicted scores of Bowl games, ranging from the Hose to the Hula and with a marked lack of suc­ cess. Now I am preparing to pick the winners in the latest batch of Bowl games. WbyT There must be a point where perseverance ends and loot\lnesi begins. Have 1 reached that polutT Or Is It that I not only look like an old flrehurae, but am beginning to act like oneT I console myself w|1h the thought Hist miny of Um great men of history kept trying end trying after failures. If Orville and Wilbur had quit at Killy Hawk, we wouldn’t today be able to eat froien peas at 40,000 feet in the air, ant If Mr. Birdseye had been a quitter, we wouldn't bo able to eat them on the ground, either. So, let's pick Bowl games, al­ ways remindful that minors are forbidden to beck them with cash. Rose Bowl— Minnesota by two touchdowns, even though the Jopb e n have a habit of often losing the really big ones. Sugar Bowl— The Porkers have a pretty good team, and a great player in Lance Allworth, but there aren't enough hogcallers in all o f Arkansas to save them from a less than close defeat by Ala­ bama. Cotton Bowl— This one is as close as putty to a window pane, and will be decided by a field goal (kicked from the north end of the field.) It will be kicked by Mississippi and Texas, despite Jimmy Saxton, will lose. Orange Bowl— Colorado comes a long way for this one, and with high hope* of planting the Orange Bowl banner atop Pike’s Peak— but Colorado won't. The Bcngels of L.S.U. are tougher than a battlewagon'a ship and should take it with plenty to spare. Gator Bowl— Penn State anti Georgia Tech have undistinguished teams and choosing between them is impossible. I predict a 17-17 tie with Tech coming from be­ hind in the fourth qusrter to earn a draw. Sun Bowl—Wichita packs loo much defense for Villanova. Tangerine Bowl—A msn would he a fool to pick a gainst Middle Tennessee even If Its opponent is powerful I.ainar Tech. OUR BOARDING HOUSE NOTTO THICKEN fHfiRe,o»J FOUND rr— u w r should • s i x ' /TH’ GLOOM. BUT IS 1H6RE a n y OUR *WeK/ONLVTWOCVb'tf ix t t .ano VIE S tttl-lW e nSTREES/fiGA^jMUFFV.IFANY. •ntlHflAS SAD rDSlOMlftS OFFER USA* LITTLE AS 3 0 CENTS ! An deserted lookin ' A c A rr— in f a c t t x w loc ttJNOf OF UtfKXl (HO HOLD OP THEIR COAT SLCG'JB UNTIL i THEY GO ftSLOW MUST MAMli . r CHRISTMAS TREES ONA VACANT , WEN DAFT WHEN X lot about 4 deux ROUo h t A J O T R o a e / CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON* OlHCf IA ... OP KCff Political Dr. Crane’s Worry Here's the formula by which you can banish your husband's .thought* of hi* former sweet­ hearts. A woman ran make her­ self both wife and sweetheart of her husband If she'll follow the rules In the chart which It de­ scribed today. CASK K-4S3: Vera agod 27, ha* been s bride for six months. "D r. Crane, my husband is an intelligent man, ambitious and from a refined family," she began. "But he has been married be­ fore. He apparently was infatuated with a woman who had had a do*on affairs with other men. "He knew it. hut against the advice o f hi* parents and friends, he married her, anyway. For he planned to reform her. "She continued her immoral life, however, although he was the last one in the world to realise that fact. Finally, she deserted him. Despite hti expensive gifts and pleading, she refused to give up her Immorality for marriage. "So he reluctantly got a divorce. Later, I met him and we were married. I haven't the cute man­ nerisms of hi* former wife, nor her bahy vamp charm. But I am coiiatd.rrd aitraellva. "Besides, his parents love me and ho says 1 am just the wife be needs and can respect. "He seems very proud of my rducRtlon. iny popularity with loth sexes ami my morality. Inci­ dentally, his former wife u now a waitress in a beer joint. "Bui he often thtnks of the other girl. He has forgotten her bad points and idealises her memory. Sometimes he'll cry because he (eels she is probably being mis­ treated, "D r. Crane, I need help. If he thtnks it hurts me, he'll quit talk­ ing about her, but 1 know tliat bottled up thoughts are dangerous. So what ran I do to win hi* thoughts away from h er?" m a r r i a g k . no r k k o r m a t o r y Before I anawer Vcra'a query, let me point out the fallacy in marrying people to reform them. For men and women are usually at Uielr best during courtship. That Is the time when they put their best foot forward, so to ■peak. If they irritate you during courtship, and you feel you can­ not Undura tliolr bad points as * permanent diet, then try to change them before marriage. If you rant do it at that most favorable time, you might aa well resign yourself to Lite Inevitable. Or else look for a new sweetheart. I generally recommend tbe latter course. Moreover, don't think you can coer/ Clinic take shoddy merchandise on the marriage market and make it quality stuff. You are in intense egotist if you suffer from such exaggerated confidence m your own abulty. That ecstatic thrill of young ro­ mance wears off somewhat after six months of matrimony. If husband and wife don’t have good habits, high mural attitudes, unselfishness, a sense of fair play and the habit o f complimenting each other regularly, they will then be heading for a marital wreck. So face facts In this life! If you are marrying an immoral no-count girl, that's the kind of wife you’ll probably have, too, Or, if your buy friend i* a grandstanding “ mamma’s hoy," don’t kid yourself Into thinking he'll suddenly become an unself­ ish, sportsmanlike mate. Our behavior, AFTER marriage Is a result of 20 or 23 year* of our PREVIOUS habits so that when we marry, we are usually quite set in our ways. Of course, we ran put up a front, for a few months for the sake of sales effect, and thus act gallant, but wo generally alidc back into our habitual behavior after the honeymoon. HOW TO STAY MARRIED Never let the intoxication of young love anesthetize your brain. Use your head and pick a mate with at least the same degree f shrewdness that you would employ In picking an investment, or an in­ surance company. For hive is simply a clutter of t-inulinita] habits. R can he built up and alto torn down, since our behavior is not fixed and unchang­ ing. Moreover, you can experience love mure than once, Just as you can undergo grief or rage, so if your first sweetheart is a dissolute or unsuitable type, resolutely nip that romance In the bud and look for a better male. WASHINGTON (N BA) — One reason for President Kennedy's South American trip ia to sell hi* Alliancn for Progress some more. The paradox of hla sales talks in Colombia and Veneruela is that neither of these countries needs selling on the Alliance, since they’re already boosters. But these are good places for launching the campaign, as both countries can show some construc­ tive examples of self-help. Both have done some economic plan­ ning. They have made starts to take care of the great needs in all Latin America — more food pro­ duction and potable water supplies for their own people, road sys­ tems that will permit transporta­ tion of goods to promote economic growth, better housing and more education for the illiterate masses. Neither country has received large amounts of U. 8. aid, a i these things go. Colombia since 1043 has received $319 million In economic aid, $30 million in mili­ tary aid. Veneiuela, with greater Income of Its own from oil and iron ore resources, has received $104 million In economic aid. $14 mil­ lion military aid. Totals for all U. S. aid furnish­ ed Latin America since 194$ are $11 billion—$S billion military, $3 billion economic. President Alberto Lleras Ca­ ro *r go of Colombia—in the last year of his term of office and be­ ing unable to succeed himself— has inaugurated a land reform program that will have far-reach­ ing effects, if bis successors carry it cut. President Romulo Betancourt of Venezuela, one of the real pro­ gressives of Latin America, hat been a leader in reform move­ ments. Venezuela ha* the largeit concentration of private U. S. in vestments abroad. And the pro­ motion of private Investment ia Notebook a goal of the Alliance for Progress. The way things stack up now, the middle-sixed countries of Latin America will work out best in the Alliance. The smaller eou nines don’t know the meaning of economic planning and haven't the facilities to effect it. Most of the larger countries re­ list R. They resent any Implica­ tions that they are "underdevel­ oped.” And they refuse to admit there’s anything wrong with their economics, even when they're on the rocks. There Is not one stable currency. In almost every country, the Alliance is meeting resistance be­ cause the few who have run things don't want progress. They don't want higher living standards for their people because these can come only through higher taxation and the sacrifice of vested interests. So the Allianee moves slowly. It has to be sold not only in Latin America but in the United States as well. Nine months after its conception last March and four months after its birth — perhaps prematurely, at Punt* del Este, Uruguay, last August—$800 million of the $1 bil­ lion which President Kennedy pledged for the first year has been committed. But only a small fraction of that has been spent. And It may take another nine months to show any results. When the Punts del Este char­ ter was signed, R was specified that the La tin-American countries would have 18 months in which to submit their development plans, Four of those 18 month* have now gone. And the so-called "Commit­ tee of Nine Wise Men," who will review those plans for the Organ­ ization of American States, has just been chosen. The expectation ia that Presi­ dent Kennedy will present his new^ foreign aid message and legisla­ tion to Congress early next year, instead of in late May aa it was presented this year. The new bill will ask for authorizations of still undetermined size to carry ou the Alliance for Its second year. The 10-year plan calls for ex­ penditures of $20 billion from both governmental and private sources. So the request for second year | operations will be at least an­ other billion. Manorial Gift* far HEART RBSBARCH Gvatofally Acfcwawtadgad 8BMINOLK • DaBART COUNCIL P. O. BOX 10« SANFORD, FLA. Fearful Frondizi Won't Visit Miami BUENOS AIRES (UPI) —Presi­ dent Arturo FrondIzl has aban­ doned plan* to stop over In Miami on the way borne from his globegirdling good will tour, it wax re­ ported today. Unofficial sources u ld FrondUi dropped Miami from hia itinerary because of its large Cuban refugee colony, which R was thought might organise protest demonstrations because ai his Cuban policy. The Frondisi administration is unenthusisstlc about proposals for inter - American action against Premier Fidel Castro. Argentina abstained from voting on the deci­ sion to cell a new workl foreign ministers’ conference next month to discus* Communist threats to They said guards were told to the Western hemisphere. operate under the motto: "A dead refugee east of the barbed wire is better than a live one west of it." They said guards who caught or shot a refugee wrre rewarded with bonuses of at least 100 mark* ($23) and furloughs. However, they said guards had strict orders not to shoot at Allied soldiers even if the) violate East­ ern territory or were helping refugees escape. Ttiry said the ordora not to shoot Americans, British or French soldier* were drilled Into the border guards repeatedly. They Mid guards were told they couki shoot only to defend themselves if Western soldiers ■hot first. For that day of days . . . for happy yean ahead . . . a savings passbook marked hia 'n hen! Your ngular addi­ tions, plus our generous dividends, work together to turn romantic fancy into fact! Open your joint saving* account her* soon! Escaped Vopos Imply Soviets Take Dim View Of East German Guards BERLIN (UPI) Two East German policemen who lied to the West said today Russian sol­ diers are patrolling the Berlin border. But they said the main task of guarding the 23-mile East-West Iwrder still U borne by E**t Gor­ man police. The policemen told a news conlerrnco the Russian army sends out patrols at irregular intervals. They said the Russian patrols were started some time ago. Western officials confirmed the report. They said Russian patrols have town observed frequently on the guarded and barrieaded bord­ er. The two Communist border polioemrn, both 18, fled to Weal Berlm Doc. 10. They said the Russian* often were posted In concealed posi­ tions on the bordor so that the East German police did not know where they were. "Every one* in * while a few Russian soldiers pop up from nowhere before you," one of the refugees said. The policemen said guards had orders to out warning gardless of proach with! SO U TH ’S F IN E S T C O LO R ED C O M M U N IT Y ! 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Dec. 22. 1%1 — Tape 7 flV^J SIX / sevB M / TH6VACC, t WHVCONOOkEEP TAKINOTHOSBTMlNWf, ITHEVCE NOT CONS { M X ANY (JOOP. tog/ \ 6IN CB rV e BCgN TAk'iNi TH&56 MULTI-VITAMINS I HAVE TW CS A * MUOi EN BSiV, T F E E L FtM ERFUL ENOLLW TO DO THE worac OF TON MEN / BUT THAT WASN’T e o o p ENDJ3—I ka\; j» TH E br S P O R T IN G SCEN E 1 PETE LEVEQUE HERALD StoMl fO fft* There exists in Seminole County «n organization which started just over a year ago and which remains unknown to the public eye and yet which has far-reaching influences on Seminole County and certain worth­ while effects on our teenage boys. That organization is the Seminole Timing Association. Devoted primarily to the purpose of providing or­ ganized and supervised drag racing, the Timing Associa­ tion is th» first club in Sanford to succeed in gaining r e ­ cognition as a law-abiding racing organization. Anywhere from 600 to 1,000 teenagers nre kept o ff the streets on Saturdny nights twice a month through an activity which is supervised by the Seminole Couny Sheriff's Department which provides special deputies to supervise the drag races and enforce regulations set fourth by the Timing Association. ^ a w e p iv i m <soin^ TO L6ACN TO k'EEP AV& G M 0U 1H ^ W jn gene; s« you aor da WROMS H0U5S1 WOWGC-TitM MCWTAtWl. BUDDY Davis Signs MIKE Seminole County Sheriff J. I,. Hobby stated thnt •‘since the Semlnolo Timing Association has been in ex­ istence, the Sheriffs Department has had far less trou­ ble in drag racing and reckless driving with teenagers on open roads.” The Sheriff estimated that the racing nnd reckless driving incidents involving teenagers lias been reduced by roughly ninety percent because of this organization nnd their efforts to keep rncing enthusiasts confined to legalized rncing strips. The Saturday night drag races are held on property recently purchased from the United States Navy nnd now owned by Seminole County. The drag strip is ac­ tually an old nir strip converted for night drng races by two huge six-foot in diameter surplus searchlights rented from Miami at a cost to tho association of $150 per night. For persons not familiar with the term "drng rac­ ing," it Involves two enrs beginning from a stnnding start at the fastest possible nccclciullon to determine which car can pick up speed faster over a given quarter mile distance. The Seminole Timing Association has ns an advisor, Don Smith of the Seminole Sporting Goods Compnny. He serves in the capacity of a representative for the Asso­ ciation in communicating needs of the club nnd in or­ ganizing and promoting idons which thu members de­ cide on. Mistaken opinion which seems to be prevalent regnrds the club ns consisting of a lot of "hot-rodders" out to menace our highwnys nnd city streets. Contrary to this wrong supposition, the Timing Association func­ tions in promoting and providing a place for rncing enthusiasts to legally test their cars, leaving no excuse for back roads and highways to be used for racing. Trophies nre awarded at each race to the enr nnd driver in each clnss which accelerates faster for the quarter mile. The trophies nre nwnrdod at a cost of $175 per night to the Association. The classes of automobiles range from stock cars (automobiles in original factoryconstructed condition) to the altered clnss of cars. Other classes nre roadsters, gas-mixture cars, nnd drng. sters. Tho current President of the Seminole Timing Association is Buddy Reckhnm with Gene Smith ns its Sccretnry-Trensurer. Publicity for the club is handled by Mike Smith. Elections for new officers for the orgnnixntion will be held In January. Browns Pact CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPI) — Emio Pavia, tho AllAmerican halfback o f Syracuse, has pjrrccd to a three-year contract with the Cleveland Browns, calling for $80,000 dur­ ing the period. Arthur Model!, hoard chairmnn and chief executive o f­ ficer o f the Brown;, said Thursday night that the Heisman Houston Top Choice In AFL Championship Tilt DALLAS, Tex, (U P I )- It'll be Houston over San Diego in Sun­ day's American Football League championship gam# If coaches of (h« other AFL team are worth their salt ai forecasters. Throe of th* six also-ran A FI learn eotches called the game a tbssup, but the other three rated Houston the favorite, in terms summed up by Dallss Texan coach Hank Stram: "Houston haa the balance—they're almost as good defensively and far better offensively." Strim was joined by eoaehes Buster. Ramsey of Buffalo and Sammy Baugh of New York in predicting an Oiler victory. In a poll taken by th# AFL headquar­ ters office. Stram said the game at San Diego probably would turn into a high-scoring affair. They got disagreement front eoaehea Mike Holnvak ot Bostoi, Frank Filehok of Denver and Marty Feldman nf Oakland, all nf whom said the two teams are loo equal to predict the outcome. Colts Rehire Weeb Ewbank BALTIMORE (UPI) — Weeb Ewbank, who coached tbe Balti­ more Colts to the National Foottall League championship In 195S and 1939, has been rehlred for the 1962 season, Colt president Carroll Rosenbloom made the announcement Thursday, stating that Ewbank is under a three-year contract which It telf-renewlng each year. No salary terms were disclosed. Baltimore haa been disappoint­ ing the past two eeasona, record­ ing a 6-8 record in 1960 and an 6-8 mark this year. There hid been some speculation that Ew­ bank, who firat Joined the Colts In 1934, would he let go. However, Roicnbloom said (hat he, Ewbank and general m an agy Don Kellett were In complete agreement on future plant, "A t I have aald before," Rosenbloom explained, "when you win everyone playi a part, and when you lose each one should share the blame. W* regret we did not do as well this year a t we had Now, brilliant aon of Memberahlp Imped, but we alneerely believe However, who will lie Just two- that wa have the players to win." years old neat month. In his first official start In a maiden race Directs Scouting opening night, Hurry Now won NEW YOnK (U PI)—Jack Whit*, with a lead of 23 lengths In the former professional football star blistering time nf 31.09 seconds. and later general manager of the The clocking was by far (he fast­ Richmond bassball club In ths est of the new racing season. International League, has been A. R. Eubanks, winner ofthc named director of scouting by 1960 Inaugural and holder of the the New York Yankee* In addllocal record for the (kths-mlle tlon to hit other duties. distance, will probably rate as the favorite in tonight's featured tenth race of an 11-race program. Ewbanks finished second in the main event Tuesday night after being In front most of the wey. Opposing Carl Trecy’s stir In this top attraction will be O.B.'e Mortgage, Upstager, I'll Tike Him, Sunshine Bill, James Leon, Dinah's Mickey and Deputy Dawg. I'll Take Him finished third in the opening night Inaugural. De­ puty Dswg triumphed in hit in­ itial outing Tuesday. 'Hurry Now' Seeks Second Wi In Row At Kennel Club Tonight The pup who stared whit was undoubtedly th* most sensational debut In the hlatory of the San ford-Orlando Kennel Club, will try for hi* second victory, hi* fifth straight If three schooling events ■re Included, when hs goes to the post in tonight's seventh race. .H e la Charles Lovely'* Hurry Faison Named Top AFL Rookie * » NEW YORK (U P!) - E a r l Tab son of the Sin Diego Charger*, a mean young man to oppoaing team* but a delight to his own roachei, today waa named the United P reii International "R oo­ kie of the Y ear" for the 1M1 American Football League a ct­ ion. The alx-fnot-fnur, ZV-pound defemive end from the University of Indiana received 11 of the 11 voles east In the annual UPI poll of three writer* from each league city. Faison, the Chargers* No. 1 drift choice last seeion, was a key figure In the San Diego de­ fense that was best In the AFL during the p u t season. Commented coach Sid Glllman of the Chargers: " E ir l h ie the Intelligence, the strength, the speed, and above all, he la al­ most sadistic on a football field." Gillmer referred U> Faiaon'a fierce tackling and rvleatleaa pur­ suit of opposing passers. Chuck Noll, defensive line cosch of the Chargers, po/nted out that Faison batted down 13 to go enemy p a n e l and intercept­ ed two during the ten on . "B ut despite hit strong rush, he adjusted well to screen pita attempts," Noll added. "He al­ ways meant buflneas. He never loa d ." Trophy winner agreed to n threeyear salary totaling (63,000 and will get a (13,000 bonua for sign­ ing. The actual signing wilt •ecu’* at Son Francisco sums time next week, Modell said. Be added that he was rivalling ths figures be. cause « f widespread speculation over salaries being paid college players this year. Davis presently Is in San Fran­ cisco at a member o f tha East squad for the annual East-West gtms Dec. 30. If the Browns get Davis' signa­ ture on tha riottad line, It wilt mean double trouble for National Football League opponents lit fu ­ ture seasons. Coach Paul Brown Indicated he would bo used at a running matt to fullback Jim Brown, another Syracuse AllAmerica^, who hat won fiva NFL ruahlng titles. "There just artn't enough words to express my happlntss now that Emio haa deeldod to play with us," said Modell. "And it's certainly gratifying to know that young athletea like Davis consider their long-ranga future rather than Immediate fi­ nancial gain. "W o n t that be emmsthlng T Jim­ my Brown and Davis In tha tarns baekfitld. Maybe w* ought to call them 'The Boys From Syracuse',” Davis waa the first player taken In both the National Football Laagua and American Football League draft*. He waa picked by tha Washington Redskin* o f tho NFL, but the Browne obtained right* to him by firin g th* Red­ skins halfback Bobby Mitchell and halfback Leroy Jackson, tha Browns' first draft choice. It waa revealed latar that th* trade had taken plae* before tho draft session and th* Browne took Jackson at Washington's request. Mantle Named Slugging Champ BOSTON (U PI)-M lek*F Manila was acknowledged tha Americas League'! slugging champion for 16(1 lr Jay — meaning he did more damage to enemy pitchers then any other player In tha clreuit The awitch-hittlng New York Yankee outfielder, who ftoUhed second to teammate Roger Maria in slugging a year ego, waa far and away in front this year with a («T percentage, according to official average! from AL head­ quarter*. Norm Cash of Detroit, toe league's hatting champion, was runnerup In slugging with .68g, followed by Jim Gentile of Balti­ more with .(W. Marla with .0 8 , and Harmon Klllebrow of Mtnaesala with .(06. Manila compiled hla slugging ptrcenlaga with 333 total bates fas 314 official umet at b a t Included were 34 heme rnaa, It doubler and tlx triplet. DOG RACING Pender, Downes Bout Re-Set BOSTON (U PI)—The on-agtln, off-sgsln rematch between former fireman Paul Pender and middle­ weight co champion Terry Downea hat been scheduled for the fourth time. Boston boxing promoter Rim Silverman announced Thursday the 13-round title match would be held April T at Boston Garden. Tha proposed bout would be the third between the two. Pender, of nearby Brookline, scored a TKO over Downes here nearly a year ago. Sign For Bout BERLIN (UPI) —Heavyweight Pete Rademacher of Columbui, U* , will meet Karl Mildcnbcrgar la Dortmund on Jan. 21, H was announced today. N IG H TLY POST TIME 8:10 oxcap t Sunday MATINEES WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY 2 P. M. • HEATED • GRANDSTANDS LUXURIOUS • CLUBHOUSE VALET PARKING • LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY Where the top dogs run . •, rain or shine BOKRYI NO MINOR8! �1 Hold Your Own 3 lft 6>anfflr& ijrralft Pxijfe 8 — FrI. Dec. 22, 1901 Classified Phone r FA 2-2611 O ffice 204 , W. First D FA D T .fN rS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tue*.. Uiro PH. • > P. M. day b« fore Ineertlon. Man. Set. peon. - ■ KTRAlGin C1ASSIFIED: Teei., Ibm Pri. 1 P M. day bn jfera Imertion. Mon 1 1 1 naan. RESPONSIBILITY: 1>e Htrald w«) not bn responsible lor morn (ban non Incorrect laserlion of year id, and reserves Ibt right la revise or reject any ad fenlsem ent from whal ordered to conform to the pellrlee of thli paper Legal Notice in T in: c in u u ir t:oi r t o r t h e SJtTII JUUICIAI. rill CL'it , in Ann rim nuMivnt.i: r o i i T r , l l .i m i l i l l.\ CIIAntKItY no. H IM LKHI.IK N. *11ADOAN. rimIn lift, Vm. UHTHELLA V. BHADOAM, Dmlmndinl. VOTIUK TO A PI*KAn TTII KHTRKLLA V. BIIADOAN ** tVlioe# reetdinc* I* In Cub# _ Tou arm hereby notlllmi) that a Complaint for Divorce hai baan l i t axmlnei you In tha abeam rlad Court and you a rt raqulrad so serve a oop r o f to u r An ewer fr- riaadliia to tha complaint on Qia plalntirra attornajr. Tit CM AN E. UIIABON. Hulta III, Ona North Oranaa Avenue, Orlando, Florida and Ilia tha original Anawar or iDes dln z In tha effloa o f tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court, lamlnola County Court llouaa, lanferd, Plnr* 0 a . an o r balora tha I f lh dar o f Pacainbar, l l f l . I f you fall to do no, Judgment by dalault will bo Ukrii analnat you for lha rallaf On.iandad In lha Complaint. r.UONK AND OIlDERED at Banl*rd, Ktmlnola County, Florida, thla l l t h day or Norombar, I M 1. B MRAL) Arthur II. B e ck w it h .1Jr. Clark o f Clrrult Court Pamlnola Countr, Florida llyt Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Truman IS. Glean# Alteraar a| Law Florida Nat’J Hank Bide. Orlando, Florida I’ ublltb Oao. I, f . It, tl . IT THIS CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 1 is tit A n n : c o u n t v, r i . o n . IDA An, hops TUB IVILI,! AM BBC n o BAVINOB HANK, a Now Tork corporation, Plaintiff, foh TliOMAB D. FltUVATT, unmirrlad. Defendant#. NOTICE OF BLIT T R n STATE OF F L O n in A TOl Thomaa D. Pravatt, unmarrlad, _ ratldanca unknown ’ "You ara liaraby nollflad that a ■MU haa bean fllad mamtnel >ou In tha ab ort anlltlad cauaa, and that )* u ara raqulrad to fIIa your an* aowr with tha Clark o f thla Court akd to atrva a copy lharaot upon tha plaintiff or plalntirra att or. ajya, whoaa nauia and addraaa la J#iinlna*. Watla. Clark# and Hamilton, II I llir n e lt National Hank HulMlnu. Jarkaunvllla t. Florida, not talar than January It, l Ml. If you fall to do to a da­ cha# pro co n ft M o wilt ba antarad •Ytlnei you (or tha rallaf demandad In lha emiiplatiiL Thla ault la t o furacluaa a murt aia*. Tha raal tuwparty proceeded nxmln-t lei > L»t II, HOUTH PINKCltKoT, Flrat Addition- acoordlnv to . tha plat tharaof at rarordn* ad In Plat Hook |o, pasta 43 1; and 41 o f tha Pulillo Itacurda • « f Hamlnol* County, Florida. 1VITNKMH my hand and lha aaal at- an Id Court at Sanford, Florida, thla till day of December. 1MI. IkKAL) ~ Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. '• Clark o f lha Circuit Court •n Hy: Martha T. Vlhlan Daputy Clark Piibliah Dae. i. it, n , ti. n i l . Sale With 6. For Kent 1. l-okl & Found CLEAN carpeta with our Carpet FURNISHED apartment, Cloat-ln, Jimmy Cowan FA 2-4013. Shampoocr FREE, with purchavs of Blue Lustre shampoo. SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gables, Carroll'i Furniture. 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. EVEN 12 year old Jolmny can 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment. beautify vinyl floors with long FA 2-0641. lasting Seal Gloil. Carroll's Furniture. UNFURNISHED house, 1801 Wash­ ington Ave. Phone FA 2-5303 6. For Kent after Jan. lit. FURN apt. 23no Menonvllle. 3 ROOMS and batn, nicely turn. 840. Close-in, 4071k W. 1st. FURNISHED apertmenta, down­ town location. Phont for ap­ CONVENIENT TO BASE: 1 bedpointment FA 2-5123 or FA 2-5313 room, kitchen equipped, large Night. living room, $110 per mo., 105 E. Woodland Dr. FA 1-7057. SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: Nic« large apartments, 404 E. TRAILER on Weklva River, in. 14th St. PboM FA 2-4282. quire at Wekiva River Haven. FA 2-1909. FURNISHED Garage apartment and cottage. Ph. FA 2-2800. TWO Clean fumlihed apartments, nice for couple. Call FA 2-3930. 2 ,BEDROOM furnished cottage In Lake Mary. FA 2-1757. 3 and 5 Rm, Kurd. apti. 845 and S3S mo. FA 2-2764. Legal Notice tu lh» ('■■■rt « f Ik* 4'auafr Judus, aaiulnala Cnuulr, Florida, tu Probat*. lu rri Ratal* o f EDGAR C. DURDETT, D fcstlll. Tu All Cradltara and P*raoaa J l i r l a i Claliua ar Demands Asalaat said Delate i You and aach o f you ara haraby nollflad and required to preeent any cla lm i and dtmanda which you. or either o f you, may have against ■ha attata o f Bird A It D. UUItUBTT, dacaaaad, lata o f said County, to tha County J u d t a of Herulnot* County, Florida, at him offic e In tha court liouaa o f said County at Sanford, Florida, within ala cal* *ndar months from ths lime o f tht flrat publication o f thla notlea. Each claim or damand shall ba In wrltlnr, and ahatl ataia tha placa o f ratldanca and post offlca address o f tha claimant, and shall ba aworn to by tha claimant, hla aarnt, or attnrnay, and any auch claim r,r damand nnt so fllad ahatl ba void, a / Marlon D. Hurdatt A i asacutrls o f Ilia Laat Will and Testament o f KDUAft U. UCRDETT, dacaaaad Publish liar. SI. 31, IMI * Jan. I and IS, ISIS. IN T U B 4 l i n i n ' I'O l’ItT OF THE NINTH JUUICIAI, CIRCUIT IN AND ,'Olt #KMINOI.E COUNTY FLORIDA IN CIIANCRRY NO, m en IIAMHUItri BAVINOB BANK, a " a w York corporation. Pla intiff -veVIHCENT U BECK and DOBOTHT A. BUCK, Ms wlf*. Dafandants, NOTICE TO DEPEND OH OIIDKN OF PUBLICATION HUIT FOR FOIIECLOSUIIK TOi VtNCKNT I.. BECK and DOItUTItr A. DUCK, hla w lft danaral Dellven* I.elslilnn. 1'enAeylvanla YOL‘, VINCENT U BIICK and DUItOTIIY A. IIKCK, a rt haraby nollflad that a Complaint for Fora■losura o f M o rt a a s t haa brrn fllad aaalnst you, and you ara ra. qulred to atrva a copy o f your Anawar ar Pltadlnca tu tha Com ­ plaint on tha Plalnttfra attornay, JOBEI'H M. KITZ-OhinAt-D. Ill Hecurlty Trust Dulldlne, Miami II, Florida, and flit tha original An ■ s i r or Ultadlng In tha offlca o f tha Clark o f lha Circuit Court on o r bafora tha Ith da y ot January, A. d . IMS. If you fall to do so, Judgment by default will ba taken against you for lha rallaf damandad In tha Complaint. Tha daacrlptlnn o f tha raal p r o ­ perty pruceedtd agalnat lat Lot IS. Block 44. TO WNBIT* OF NORTH CHULUOTA, a subdivision, accordin g lo plat Ihoraof recorded In Plat Book I, pagaa 14 lu 41. Inclusive, o f tha Dublin Iteiord* of ksmlnolo County, Flnrlda. Thla notice shall lie publlahad once tach weak for four consecu­ tive weeka In tha Hanford llerald. DONE AND OBD BRK D at Banfurd, 8amlnola County, Florida, thla 4th day o f December, A. D. ta il . (BEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clark o f tha Circuit Court Uyl Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Joseph M. Kltsgarald IIS Hscurlty Trust Btdg. Miami SI, Florida Publish Dae. t, >1, IS, t f , t i l l . Answer to Previous Puule DOWN 1 Plant part 8 Baa nymph 1 Wild dimity 4 Dilated BDtrfc a Enervate* some winter Bay* 7 Mouth port 11 Occupant lSCloUuif maker • b u m a way la many MKapuatsr • Dyrstuff II Place Cl 10 Allowanrs iiruxiayty want II Mighty ( n n t , I I Musical syliable *» Cnttuth lam ) II High to suture 81 Mara pungant IT Nablaaaan II Ltgal point 88 llarry II Deep hols iL t o ts h S TIttool o rf ^ N a a u . a ward 30 Noun auflc ■try 23 Measure s4 21 Praasnlly 34 Turkish tloth aabdangla ditnltariM U Writing 87 Dlscocumban 98 rruted Imhlriurnt 8 ! Sleeping visions 37 list up 34 Ceiletlton ot uyiagi 38 J'etntoln* nickname 90 Witticism 31 Artificial 34 Cuddle 87 Klvtr la •wttaanaed 31 Moth 31 Masculine nirknama 40 lUiltwds (all) 41 Parft o. For Rent CLASSIFIED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 9. For Sal* or Rent 40 Cheat rnttto 41 Qraak (eda f war 41 ho todafeto* 43 Pauaa 4SOa*Ue 47 Anrtr (Tr.) Legal Notiee 3 ROOM furnished apartment, 313 ROBER'l A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundquut, A noe. Palmetto, Day—Phone FA 2-3241 FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bld|. or night FA 2-3834. NICC, fuouij 2 btiiiuum fun), apt. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A tile .bath, FIs. rxmi. 1700 Mag­ HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERY­ nolia $69.50. FA 2-3951. ONE 1 birds W tw irA n a C fO K tru u awn . OBLEMS! 8 BOOKS & CARDS Classics, Children's GASOLINE k Elcctr c Cushman CLOSE OUT sale on all toys IDEALS, Example: Mmature Rivet e Buuke. A Shopper's Dream 1 Golf Carts, Scooters k Truck31cVicars, Downtown Sanford. Ware Set Reg. 19.45 Now 8145. steers. Robson Sporting Goods, Robaon Sporting Goods, Down­ Downtown Sanford. FA 2-5961. town Sanford. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS EFFICIENCY Healed apartment SUNSHINE REALTY ROBES by Rabhor, wash and Sanford's newest, Ideally local, Amy Anderaun wear, $9.93 to $12.93. Perkins GUTS FOR GIRLS ed, near post office, suitable for Rex. Real Estate Broker Downtown Sanford. single or couple, private bath. 2619 So. French Ave. IDENTIFICATION Braclcts 85 60 Inquire at Manuel Jacobion De­ Day FA 2-749? — Night FA 2-4818 SWEATERS, slipover ahd Card:tax included. Pendants, 8J 60 partment Store. gans, $6.95 to $14.95. Perkins, tax included. Wert Jewelry, 202 RENT A BED Downtown Sanford. E. 1st. St. Ph. FA 2-0181. Rollaway, Hoipital k Baby Btdi By Day, We«k, or Month 2524 Park Drive Office FA 2-2111 Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER GIFTS FOR BOYS CARROLL’S FURNITURE Sanford, Fla. Nights FA 2-0648 for Gifts, Suggestions, or Gift Pb. FA 2-5181 116 W 111 SU Certificates. Roumillal A Ander­ SLACKS, Sweaters, Shirts, Cow­ son FA 2-0392. boy Suits, Levis, Boots, Suits. 9. For Sal* or (lent Manuel Jacobson 213 E. 1st. CUSTOM BUILT Homo on Lake. GIFTS FOR WOMEN Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call ,TENTS, Skales, air rifles, sleeping •venlngi. FA 2-1507. bags, hunting knife and ax' WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES LUGGAGE, Sweaters, Skirls, Hos­ sets. Army Navy Surplus HOUSE for rent. Ph. FA 2-2773. Approximately 21k acres, with iso iery, Linger.e, Hats and Bags. ft- on river, th mile off Rt. 46 Manuel Jacobson 213 E. 1st. 3 - ROOM furnlibed apt., 860.00 LUGGAGE mo., Cloie in, 111 E. 8th St. $5,500 PA 2-4288 or FA 2-5786. Hair Dryer (4Call FA 2-6473 after 9:00 p. m UNIVERSAL temp, dial) Ostrich grain hat- CALL ELLEN TYnE at FA 2-2611 to list your Gift Suggestions. We Don't Want EVERYBODYS box case, $29.95. The perfect It Fays Butlnen, Juit YOURS. gift for Christmas. Sanford TREES & TRIMS To l)S9 Electric, downtown Sanford, FARMER’S AGENCY Phone FA 2-1562. Tho HERALD N. V. Farmer, Realtor CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2611 2485 S. Park Are. Ph. FA 2-5221 Want Ada to list your Gift Suggeitions. SEWING MACHINES After hour* FA 2-3013 or FA 2-0261 This time give her the gift that SAN SEM KNOLLS GIFTS FOR ALL she has always wanled: A new New homes, featuring built-in xig-iag or automatic sew.ng ma­ kitchens, 1th baths and dose FICTITIOUS NAMM chine. Alio used Singer Port­ • Quality • Fashions • Service: NOTICE IB haraby glvtn that I in local.on. 8300 down and low ables, like new. The Place: Gifts for ail! am engaged In bualnaa* at P. O. monthly payments far lets than Sanford Sewing Center, 104 Box I b t: Forest City, Hsmlnola Y O W E L L ’S County. Florida, under th* flctlyou would pay for rent. Fea­ South Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-9111. of Sanforc, tloua nama ot SOUTHLAND ENtures terrain) doors, awning TERPRIMEH. and that I Intend to windows. Call today. ragtator aald nama with th* Clark DANIEL GREEN Slippers, $4.95 to Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER of tha Circuit Court, Samlnol* for Gifts, Suggestions, or Gift County, Florida, In accordance with $0.95. Other bedroom slippers lha provisions o f tha Fictitious Certificates. Roumillat k Ander­ from $2.95. Nam* Hlatulae, to-w lt i Section son FA 2-0392, M l . 44 Florida Blatutsa t i l l . Jim Hunt Realty River Front Property SEMINOLE COUNTY ZONING COMMISSION Nallr* o f Pabtle llre rla g Notice la har*hy given, that after consideration, tha Bemlnole Coun­ ty Zoning Cummlaalon will hold a public hearing to determine tha feasibility o f recommending lo tha Hoard o f County Commlsalon*r* that tha f o llo w in g described proparty praaanlty aonad A-l Agricul­ ture ba aonad It-3 Duplex: Tha Houlh SSI rt pf the KH o f the HK’ i o f the N W * leas Houlh IS ft fo r ruad fjactlon 11-118-HE. Public hearing will ba held In lha Htmlnole County Court House, County Commissioners Room, Banford. Florida, on Wednesday, Jan­ uary la, 13SI St 7:10 P. M. or as moon thereafter a* possible. Heiolnole County Zoning c o m ­ mission Dy Robert 8. B r s s n Hsmlnola County Zoning Dir­ Big: Charl*« J. Burnham ect or Fubllah Dae. 1, I, II, 11, IMI, Publish Dae. 33, II, 1311. Legal Notice FICTITIOU* NAMM NOTUM OF BUTT NOTICE IB haraby given that I T H E STATE OF FLORIDA TOt am engaged In buelnast at 111 IIAMMOND ANBLKT PARKER, Palmetto A vo , Bamlnol* County, e / o EASTERN A lit 1.1NEB, Florid*, under tha fictitious name ATLANTA AIIIPORT, of, CUT *,V CURL BEAUTY SHOP, ATLANTA, OEOHOIA: and that I Inland to register aald A aworn Complaint having baan name with lha Clark s f th* Circuit rilad agalnat you In tha Circuit Caurt, Bamlnol* County, Florida, Court In and fur Hsmlnola Countr, In aecordanca with th* provlolona Florida, by no.NE NULL P A R K E R , o f th* Fictltloii* Nam# Statutes, to* lo r divorce, lha short Htla o f wit: Hecdon 111.41 Florida fltatwhich Is ROHE NELL PA R KE R. uies IMI, Plaintiff, versus HAMMOND ANBig: Jlmml* Cowaa tH,r:r P AR K E R, Defendant. Ihasa Publish Nov. II * Doc. I, I, II. praasnts ar* to cummand you t* appear and rils your written d* . F ie r iT io r s n a m e fanaaa haraln on o r haforo lha llt h NOTICE IB haraby given that I day o f January, A. D. IMI, or am aggagad In bualnaaa at t i l l otlitrwla* Deeres Pro Confaato will K. Laka Ave., Lon gwood. Bamlnol* be entered against you. Caunty, Florida, under lha ficti­ Tli* Hanford Herald I* designated tious nama o l SEMINOLE BALKS, as a nawapapsr o f gantral c i r ­ and that I Inland to register said culation In which thla citation shall name with th* Clark o f th* Circuit ba publlahad once tach weak for Court, Bamlnol* County, Florida, four consecutive weeks. In aecordanca with th* prevision* WITNESS my hand and official o f th* Ftotltloua Nama Statutes, aaal o f tha Clark o f the Circuit lo -w lt: Section Ill.tl Florida Court on thla lb* tlh day o f Dto- Statutes HIT. amber, A. D. t i l t . Hlg: A. R. Tanner (REAL) Publish Dae. II, II. t i l l * Jan. Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. 1, 11. l i f t . Clark o f lha c irc u it Court SEMINOLE COUNTY Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. KONINM l » M MISSION Attorney at Law, Vettre of Paklla H aarlag P. O. tiox 110, Hertford, Florida, Attorney far Notice I* haraby given, that a f ­ ter consideration, th* Hsmlnola Plaintiff Publish Dae. I, II, II, II, t i l l , County Zoning Commlaalon will hold a public hearing lo determine la Ike Court o f the l o s s l y Judge, th* faaalbllltr o f recom mending ta Seminal* Caunty, Florida- l a P r o - th* Hoard o f Caunty Com mission­ er* that tha follow in g described kale, property presently aanad M-t Inta rat Batata o f duitrlal ba aonad A - l Agricultural! ELIZA IJETH A. WEEKS. o f NEW or BEW Dacaaaad. N 441 ft Ot m Ta All Cradltara and Faraana H av­ tying Want o f Bcoleh Oln Run Creak Section II-I4B-I4K. ing Claim* or Demand* Against Public hearing will b* hatd In Said Katalai You and aach o f you ara hara­ tha Bamlnol* County Court House. by notified and raqulrad to pr e­ County Commlaalonara Room, Bansent any clalm i and dtmanda ford, Florida, an Wadnaaday, Ja n ­ which you, o r either o f you. may uary 14. ! M ! at 7:14 P. M. ar aa h a t e aaalnet the ealale o f E L IZ A . •oon thereafter aa poaalbt*. Hsmlnola County Zonln s Com ­ IIUTII A. WEEKB. dacaaaad. lat* mission o f eald County, to tha County By Hobart I Brown Judge o f Htmlnole County, F lo r. kamlnolo County Z onin g Dir­ Ida, at hla offlca In tha court ector house o f aald County at Sanford. PUbileh Dae. II, II. t i l l . Florida, within ala calendar month* from tha lima o f th* flrat pu bli­ SRM1NOLM COUNTY cation o f thla nolle*. Kach claim KONINM COMMISSION or damand shall ba liu writing, and Nallca e f Fabllo Rearing shall atal* th* placa o f roaldono* Nolle* la haraby given, that a f ­ and post office addraaa o f tho ter consideration, th* Hsmlnola claimant, and ahatl b* aworn lo by tha claimant, his agent or a t. County Zoning Commlaalon will lornay, and any such claim or held a public hearing to dotormln* recommending demand not to fllad ahatl h* veld. th* faaalblllty o f to th* Board o f Caunty Commla­ /of Annl* M. Weak* alonara that lha follow in g dooA* Administratrix at lha crlbad proparty praaanlty aonad Latsis ef EL IZABETH A. WEE KS, decasssd A -l Agrteultur* b* aanad M-t In­ dustrial! Begin at tha Intarsae. UKO. A. HI’ EEB, JR. lion of canter lln* o f present ACL A llo rn ty for said Estate Ittt It.w and center lln* o f li t h l i l t , Magnolia Avtnu* street: thane* run 8'arly and Hanford, Florida HWarly along cantor lln* o f ACL First publication Dacambar l> 1441 n i l It/W to Woat lino Section Publish Dso. I. II, It, II, IMI. I-IO g.lo E ; thane* run Boulh along Wait lln* said Section I ta a pt la th* C e trt ml lb * Caaaty Jadga, (44 ft mtaaurad at right a n g lt i Seminal* Cmealya Flarlda, fa Prw- from cantor lln* a f ACL RR new kat*. R /W i thane* run NE'arly nnd la rat Kaiat* o f Nartharly pnrnllal t* nnd *#S It ARCENIA BELUZ I1CLL Easterly from canter lln* ACL ItR Dacaaaad. It/W to cantor lln* s f l l t h Street! Ta A ll Cradltara and Paraaas H a v . la g Claha* aa Daaaaada A galaal thane* Westerly to FOB las* cam*, tery. aald Katatai Public hearing will ba held In You and aach e f you ar* haraby the Bamlnol* County Court llouia . notified and raqulrad la present Commlaalonara Boom, Banany claim* and damand* whlsh County ford, Flarlda. an Wadnaaday, Jan­ you. or either o f you, m a r hava uaryIt, I M I at T il l P. H. or a* agalnat lha aitat* a f AHCEKIA thereafter a* poaalbt*. RELUZ HULL, dacaaaad, lat* *r soonSamlnol* Oounty Zoning Comaald County, to tho County Judge mUilan o f lamlnola Coanty, Florida, at By Robert B. Brown hla offlo a In tha court houa* af Bamlnol* County Zonln s Dir­ •aid County at Bamlnol*. Florida, ector within ti g h t valaudar month* from th* Unto o f tho (trot publication Publlih Dae. It, II, t i l l . of tbli nolle*. Each claim ar damand shall b* In writing, and ahatl H at* tha placa o f raeldano# and post o ffice addraaa o f th* claimant, and ahatl ba aworn M by th* claimant, hla aganL mr a t tciraty, and any auch claim or do* mand not ao (Had ahatl ba void. BOOKKEEPING AMERICO RO BERT HULL Aa admlntatrator at tho and INCOME Eatata af Arcanla R llu s Hull TAX SERVICE dacaaaad Flrat publication December 11. 1441 IS NOW IN K arlyl* Houaholdar new o r n c E r . O. Box 14* Hanford, Fla. a tt o rn e y ter Adm lnlitrator I’ ubllth Dae. II, II. I t , l i l t k Jaa I, l l l i . Clyde W. Nutt ihoapf ald 44 Droaa 4a Garden Impuattat •OCvtaaehUque Shui* Want - Ads LOST: Grey tiger itrlped cat, 3 ROOM unfurmihed house. Call 2 ■ BEDROOM houie, kitchen 3 BR., Built-in kitchen: Rent witb equipped, water furnished. Pb FA 2-8383. option to buy: T19 Bay wood Dr. white feet, pink and brown note. FA 2-atlS. A niw en lo name of ' ‘ Butch.” 2 BEDROOM unfurnished bouse, ' — * “ ______________ ___—_ Reward. FA 2-3328. kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-8630 WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms 12. Real Estate For SaJo after 6 p. m. | private baths, 114 W. First St 2. Notices • Personals W in te rtim e ACROSS 1 Wintry precipitation* • There may ba HERALD 2710 S. Sanford Ave. Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. IV E Y ’S Ph. FA 2-2420 SHOE STORE MUST SELL, Will give you my equity. No down payment, 872 monthly includes all taxes and Insurance. Masonary, 3 bed* room, lerazto, tile bath, in Cas­ selberry TE 1-2630. A P P L IA N C E S all our PERSONAL SHOPPER for Gift*, Suggestions, or Gift Certificates. Roumillat A Ander­ son FA 3-0393. 12 PIECE, life time set of fam. cua Club Aluminum waterless cookware 829.95. for limited time onlyl Terms. Carroll's Furniture Phone FA 2-5181. UOATS AND MOTORS CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2611 to list your Gift Suggestions. FURNITURE LIVING Rsom Suits, choice of colors 899. High back swivel rockers, foam cu sh ^ . Echols Bedding. CEDAR Chests, Natural, Maple, Walnut. From 839.95 up. San­ ford Furniture Co. 300 E. 1st. POLE LAMPS 89.95 up; Table Lamps 84.93 up; Dinette, 4 chairs all plastic tops 838 up; Berkline Rcclincrs, all plastic covei 848. Mather of Sanford, 203 E. lit. FA 2-0493. TOOLS CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2811 to Hit your Gift Suggestions. JEWELRY ZIPPO Table Lighter 812.50, Ster­ ling Charms 81-00 up. Gwaltney Jeweler, 204 ^ Park. WESTINGHOUSE Space - Mate CALL Mrs. Cushing FA 2-0181 for Washer 8269.00, Matching Dry­ all your jewelry needs, reason­ er 81.00 Miller Radio 4k Ap­ ably priced, Peraonalljr select­ pliance, 118 S. Park. ed. T H R E E W ISE MEN 12. R o i l E n ln tt F o r S al* 12. Real Estate For Sal* THE FIRST WISE MAN Will investigate the outstanding REDUCED PRICE $8,500, $4,000 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath (new house) bargain being offered at 211 W. down balance $50 per month on $300.00 down, approximately 19th Street two frame houses and 4 acres 875.00 per mo. Total Mortgage two bedrooms, furnished, alee of land. Contact Grady Scott. 810,000. Appliance! furnished. FA 2-2125. shady lot, and all city conven­ Grass—solid sod, City water, ience*. Absolute total price can be teen at 1333 Summerlin SAN LANTA HOMES 86,100. Must have $1,000 down Ave, People at 1313 Summerlin On Locust, North of East 20th St. to cover furniture. Balance per hava keys. Contact Burt Revels 3-Bedrooms, 2-Baths, excellent month. Inc. 109 W. 27ih St. FA 2-1758. neighborhood. Priced from $11,900. Low down payment, HOUSE for u le by owner; 2 THE SECOND WISE MAN $64.50 per mo., principal k in­ •tory, 4 bedrooms. FA 2-5377, Will check tbg Investment oppor­ terest. tunity with 13.99* gross return. 4 Lake Loti, with large oak treea, VA — NOTHING DOWN The terms ara reasonable lo a on Lake Onoro, fS.OQO. Name Ph. FA 2-8310 or CR 7-1921 qualified buyer, Your Terms. Nights GA 2-1568 Jacx Demctree, Developer THE THIRD WISE MAN ROSA L. PAYTO N Will Inquire about tha industrial Rrrhtered Real Estate Broker RIVER FRONT COTTAGE possibilities of our high, dry and Located at Lemon Bluff, one ef Ph. TA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha reasonable 12 acres on highway the beat fishing spoil In U. S. 3 BEDROOM CB house, large lu, IT and 92 just 1 mile South of Fully furnished, sleeps nine. A adjoining tchool. New pa ini, th« Drive-in theater. wonderful vacation resort for ntw lawn. I have $2200 in the you, your family and friends. house will sell for $500.00 and Only $7800. J. W . Hall, Realtor taka $10,400 mortgage at $81.00 "Call H tll” , FA 3-3641 per month FA 2-8033. -W e Trade” 12. Real Estate »or 8*1* CHRISTMAS HOME SPECIAL When you tee this beautiful cus­ tom built 2 bedroom home you will know that Chriftmas is here. It features a large corner lot in Loch Arbor, beautifully landscaped with trees and shrubs, fireplace, deepwelt wa­ ter supply and kitchdn equipped. Many other fine features for your inspection. Only $15,450 with excellent terms, Stenstrom Realty U l N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 O acar M. Flarrlson Registered Real Estate Broker 1311 Palmetto Ave. Pb. FA I-T9I9 St. Johns Realty Co. » THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6121 HOLIDAY SPECIALS Your choice ot two fine homes with low down payments. Good REALTOR — INSUROR locations convenient to San urd, schools and shopping. Take ud- CONSULTANT — APPRAISER Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park vantage of homestead tax ex* After December 1961,. 1919 S. emptlon by purchasing before French Ave. li t January 1993. MUST Sacriiice due to orders, $40 and MOVE RIGHT IN 3 bedroom home in Pinecrest. Until January lat we will oi.kr kitchen equipped. 899 per mo, this sensational buy—don't drag include* everything. FA 2-7339. your feel—call ua NOW, 3 bedroom, H i bath on a nice YEAR'S BEST BARGALNS corner lot in a pleasant subdi­ We have several 2 bedroom homes vision. Only ona year old. for sale under FHA, VA, or con­ V ventional financing, where you PRICE: $8,500 Ball-BIair A gen cy can get (he very MOST for your TERMS: $1 down plus $39 closing cost and $74 monthly total pay*, Registered Brokers dollar. Priced from 88,500 lo ment. Jb ASSOCIATES 89,225 with LOW monthly pay­ 319 So. Park Av*. Pb. FA 2-5641 ments. VA-nothing down FHA- MOVE RIGHT IN Lalu Mary Branch - FA 3-1290 $300 down. We WELCOME your “ We Trade” car, boat, house trailer, or $50 DOW N present borne as a trade-in to Serviceman Moved and must give make your downpayment. TRY home away, 3 bedroom In SunU S -W E TRADE. REALTOR - INSUROR la nd Estates CONSULTANT - APPRAISER No Qualifying, Move right in. Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park Only $92.00 per mo. total FHA After December 1961, 1919 S. payment. Call Orlando CH 1-3356 French Ave. REALTOR — INSUROR LITTLE VENICE CONSULTANT APPRAISER This la a fine 3 bedroom. I bath Pbona FA 3-4991 112 N. Park home with an excellent location. After December 1961, 1919 3 Haa attractive architecture and French Av«. , special featurei including fenced backyard, equipped kitchen, FINANCING and parquet B oon. Located Down Payment A Closing Coal ■croaa the road from tha Mayfair Country Club. See our sign. Total prtc* la only $16,500. Monthly Payments a* lew ea $91 incl. taxes and Inauraaee LMN ENTERPRISES INC Stemper A gency • Very attractive 3 bedroom home in 2nd addition Plnecrast. Re­ cently redecorated, kitchen equipped, $400 down payment and reasonable monthly paymcnti, Including taxes and In­ surance. What more practical gift for your family than the home you have been thinking about. This la a quality built Ravenna Park home which can be youra for only $300 down. This real* dcnce featurei a built in kit­ chen, corner lot location- and excellent neighborhood. 3 bed­ rooms and it* baths, screened family room with sliding glass panel* off the living room and many other feature!. Call our office today and a«e these fine offering!. Stenstrom Realty Stemper A gency Stemper A gency VA L Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Phone KA 2-2420 U1 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3420 O N G D A LE HOM ES 3 . BEDROOM S 11* B A T H S Low Down Payment No Cloning Costa POSITION An Lew ( U Per ,\* Month Principal - Ina. . la b - T u t * AVAILABLE SOCIAL HOSTESS. FOR HOLIDAYS. TEMPORARY GEORGE POSITION.. CONTACT PALMER, M AYFAIR FA 2-8800 INN 38,500 To 39.300 FHA A Conv. Financing DIRECTIONS: 19 Miautea fron Sanford, Se. on Hwy. 17-92, tarn right nl •ar sign. $156 NEW HOMES In Beautiful — Sunland Estates $u,100 . $17,100 3 - BEDROOMS 1 - IF, - 2 BATHS CeavenUeaal A FHA Laaaa Drive 17-92 U Hualend Ealatea (2 ml. 8. o f Haa. ford). Sales office lat houee inside entrance. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PA 1-1074 TErrace 8-3911 JIM HUNT . PA 2 2111 �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 3)|r tan fn rft tjrralfi I L'». H uainrsa O p p o r tu n it y * 21. Beautv 32. Flower# •'I ret* - Shrub* . 31 . Articles 27. Special S c r v lc i S a lon s Fri. D m . 22, 1961 — P a g e 9 MODERN Atlantic Service Sta­ 12. Heal Estate For Sale HOMES SALES LOTI ACREAGE RENTALS Helmly Realty * 4 W. 13th Street Fvanliifa TA 2-2379 FA t-7106 P 111 RIDGE DR. Perk R ldge-3 bedroom l l » belli, sir rondilioo. «d, central heat, large corner lot, $750 down. HIT DOWN M ce 1 bedroom home H block from grade achool. Kitchen equipped. You may bujr before January lit on th e v outstand­ ing terms: PRICE $9,917 .♦ TERMS: $117 down. |u monthly "W e Trade” Stemper Agency REALTOR — lNSUHOR CONSULTANT APPRAISER Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park After December 1M1, 1910 8Freneh Ave. IS. Mortgage Loans HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITERtion to be constructed at inter­ Professional Care—Modern Equip. ARY HELP? . . . an application let er that will “ get the jo b "; Air Conditioned Condon section of Sanford Ave. ani club paper; aftci dinner speech; Onora Rd. Will be available (or 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 5742 high school or college them* or lease In March, 1962. All ex. essay on all but scleulflc sub­ pense paid training school be. jects. Low rates. FA 2-4033, gins Jan. Id. For Information evrnings contact J. C. Norris, Orlando, l*h. GA 5-6588 or Write 1411 Rcauty Salon WELLS DRILLED Walker Building Hamlin Ave. 2510 Oak FA 2-76*4 PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sues 16. Female Http Wanted We Repair and Service 22. liulld - I’u1ni • Repair S T I N E THREE SECRETARIES. good Machinery and Supply Co. shorthand, accurate typing, neat, HOUSE ami roof repairs, painting, Ph. FA 2 8432 window cleaning and yard work. 207 W. 2nd St. attractive, ege 2t to 4S. Two All work guaranteed. FA 2-ltP7. typist, fast, accurate, one file UPHOLSTERINU: free estimate. clerk, experienced. Apply, Flor­ Why not he a aatlafled customida State Employment Service, ROOM SPECIAL IM S3. Painting e r f Kay’ s Upholstering, Call Inside and out. Call Mr. Tasker, 20o So. French. TE I 2533. FA 2-6159 CURB GIRL, must be experienc­ FRIGIDA1RE SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter ed. apply Chick ’n Treat, French Sales k Servica Repairs, Alterations, Painting Ave. G. II. HIGH Phone FA 2-7B83. Oviedo, Ha. FO S-3313 Days 17. Male Help W a n te d Evenings Sanford FA 2-3813 23. Uullding Materials ONE full charge bookkeeper, gro­ ANNOUNCING A NEW SERVICE! cery experience preferred. Per­ LUMBER • HARDWARE - PAINi Septic tanks pumped - drain FHA Loans P’aos manent resident. Apply Florida Rooting fields installed. 24 hour service FREE ESTIMATES State Employment Service, 200 Terms. FA 2-94BO. Your Credit Is Good. Up to 2 Yra So. French. to Pay! 29. Automobile Service WANTED: Trap Drummer, Call R. EDWARDS NO 9-5140. BUILDERS SUPPLIES AUTO GLASS Wc Give TV Stamps 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. TA 2-7899 18. Help WanUU INSTALLED Dawn's HAVE TWO OPENINGS—one full 2 1 . Electrical Service* time and one part time with 92 year old Company. Route type F RHi ID A t It E work. Average $2 48 per hour. Sales A Service STEN 8TROM REALTY Man or woman. Age 35 to 65. House Wiring Free Estimates 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 Car necessary. Write: Mr. Sid Vihlen'a Randall Electric Ph. FA 2-0915 Greene, 659 West Peachtree St., 112 Magnolia N. E.. Atlanta $, Georgia. 23. P lu m b in g S erv ice* 19. S itu a tio n * W an ted PLUMBING Contracting k Repairs YARD Work, window cleaning, LMN Enterprises, lnr. Free Estimates any kind of work. Call Warren • Country Club Road (20th n. L. HARVEY Sutton FA 2-2513. Rt. Extension) 2 Mile* 204 Sanford Ave. Phone KA 2-3383 Waat Of llw y. 17-92 Naat 20. HubyalUers To Mayfair Country Clob MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conveatlonal Commercial It Residential T E E V GREEN ESTA TES • S - Bedroom.* • H i Batha • Central Air-Fond. ft Heating Wall I will keep amall children In my home $1.23 per day. FA 2-2274. Plumbing ft Healing Windshield Hack Glass Door Glu.tn Vent Glass SERVICE Senkurik Glass and Faint Co. 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4822 General Auto Repairs All Make Cars—Labor A Parts Guaranteed—Quality Workmanship Leonard Auto Clinic 2064 S. Hiawatha Ave. FA 2-8611 — — ■_» — Q 31. Poultry * Peta - Livestock DACHSHUND puppies, AKC reg­ istered, black and'tau. KA 2-1701. MINIATURE Poodle, registered, white, permanent shots, house broken. FA 2-3442. For Salt 31. Article* For Sale ; ,10. 36. .Aulomobllta • Truck* PETUNIAS It Calendulas bow FOR YOUR BAND Instruments. ready Dutch Mill Nursery Guitars. Bongo's, Christmas' New Lpsale ltd. off 2uth St. Sheet Music. Sales, Rental. Re­ pairs. See Bukur'a Music Shop, 33. Furniture 2004 Cedar Ave. FA 2-0733. Open til 9 p. m. Monday, Wcd-j Used furniture, appliances, tools nrsday, Friday until Christmas. etc. Bought-So’.d Larry’ s Mart 21j Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2*4132 FIRESTONE Pre-Movlng Sale on ROLLAWAY, Hot pi at and Baby all used tires. We don't want Beds, Day, Week, er Monthto lug them to our new loca­ FURNITURE CENTER tion. so make us an offer. All 1100 French Ave. Slrea, Firestone lit East 1st, Ph. FA 2-7953 St. REAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS 1949 Jeep 4 wheel drive, automatig Singer Console Sewing hub), excellent condition, look! Machine 27.30 like new. Perfect Chrletmat 8 MM Recordingmachine 30.00 gift for Did or Junior. Price 7 Power Binoculars leather $393. Miracle Centre!* Co. 300 case. 1300 Elm Ave. FA 2-3781. 3 speed RCA Record Player 12.00 Small G.E. Radio, a beauty 6 50 '37 Bl'ICK Road master, power •eats, sir cond. and «v«rythlng New 12.00 Waffle Don now 600 reduced .............................. $893. G.E. Cake Mixer ............ 300 Your choice of Deep Fryers 7.00 56 CHEVY, automatic, a real dream! .......... $193 Antique Walnut Cheat . . . . 43 00 N'esco Elec, turkey roaster 7.30 '56 DODGE, V*. 4 dr. push but­ ton drive, good family car. Jenny Lind corner brackets 14 00 Just .......................... $ »3 Craftman Hutch its new Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick 30.09 INTAKE man.fold, 1 two-barrel •S3 DODGE Radio k b*at*f. ete. service With The Cash SUPER Super Trading Post carburetors, fuel block, for '38 a bargain at .................. $9$. TRADING POST. FA 2-0817. l)n S. Orlando Highway or '39 Ford 361 engine. Phone Two Plck.up trucks, come and Open Evenings until 9 p m Mr. Gletow FA 2-2811 or e BIU VALUES get one at $93. Phone FA 2-0677 FA 2-8473 after 8:00 9. m. e QUICK CREDIT BILL COOKE e EASY TERMS BOY'S Bicycle, good condition. QUALITY CARS WF. GIVF. TOP VALUE STAMPS W H E E L CHAIRS, crutches, canss FA 2-2448. 1014 S. French Ave. FA 3-3834 walkers, W ILSON - MAIER FREE DELIVERY 1839 IkIPALA convartibU, power ARE YOU Going FlihlngT I've New and Used Furniture Prescriptions our Specialty steering and brake*, fully equip­ gut Missouri Minnows 23c dos. 311 E. First St. FA 2-5622 FAUST'S Rx Mellonville Red worms 43c a bog. 713 W. ped like new, reasonable. 9 Ph FA 2-7107 CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING 9th St. in front of otd bus sta­ a. m. to I P. m. FA 1-2900, Ext. Mattress renovating. Expen Up­ FOR SALE— All good repossessed 629. from 3 p. m. to 4 p. m. tion Grady Scott's Grocery and holstering. AH Work Guaran­ Bait Stand. FA 2-2800 Ext. 232. merchandise at low prices. We teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. don't want lo move it to our USED BOY'8 B lkE, 26 in. Evan* Co.. FA 2-3117. 1301 Sanford 37. Uouta • .Motor* new location. Your chanca to Olympic gold finish, chrome Ave. buy right! Firestone Store, lit wheels and lenders, saddle bas­ Gatew ay To Tb* Waterway E. in St. FURNITURE kets, ready to rule. $30.00 Tom Your EVLNRUDE Dealar Must sell at one* — 3 compute Hemphill, 470 Elliott. FA 2-7010. rooms of furniture. Taka orer FOR SALK — Trade-Ins, Electric Itobaon Sporting Goods stove 13.00, Electric Refriger­ SANTA CLAUS tarn# lliruughl 304-8-8 E. ISt. monthly payments of )1LM or Pb. FA 2-4961 ator $10.00, I’ hllco TV lt3oo. $200 cash. Call owner collect Arrived, one ne.v Smith Corona i'.s hp. 1980 Model. Wizard, Elrst Westtnghouse TV *23.00. Fire­ TE 11311 Caaielherry. Electric Portable Typewriter, $63.00 takes It. Ph. FA 3-3809. stone 111 East 1st., St. Lovely green, $158.95 plus lax. 34. Artlclea For Sal* Powell's Office Supply. 117 S. 39. Trullrr* • Cabana* Magnolia Ave., FA 2-5842. Packi, Cantaeni, Mesa Kits, Sleeping bags. Army Navy Sur 1981 MOBILE Home, 3 bedrooms, Fireplace wood, all lengtha, Osk 36. Automobile* • Tt ucks plus. 310 Sanford Ave. will trade, tak* over payments aod lighter wood. Delivered. of 171. See Bailey, Dewitt NO DOWN PAYMENT and Just FACTORY TO YOU Phone FA 2-6818, if no answer Trailer Park. ALUMINUM BLINDS $33 per month on 1957 Rambler FA 2-3909. Enclosed bead, Sag-proof bottom t door, super. Total price $WS. rail with plastic ends. Plastic N EW Olympia portable typewrit­ Sanford Motor Co. 1001 Sanford i f Sanford's i f or ra)on tapes. Cotton or nyloa er* with cases, Regular $124 oo A e. FA 2-4382. i f Finest Cars i f cords. Now $69.00 plus tax. Powell's In Th* Showroom Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia 1959 FIAT HIANCIIINA. 45 miles Senkarik Glasa and Paint Co. per gallon, good transportation, Under Th# 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-462J FA 2-5842. $425. Phone KA 2-6463. * STARS ★ FOR SALE: New and Used Inner NEW WESTINGHOUBE INSTANTtubes for Cars, Tracks, Trsc ON Portable Television. Come tors, See Us, Firestone Store in for demonstration, also Used 111 East 1st. St. TV's $29 30 and up. Town A Country TV, In Rear of McReyFRESH PRE-MIXE1) CONCRETE A. W. Barkley Used Cara, nolds Drug Store. FA 2-5362. Medium aged stepping stones, lnr. WOOD WILL care tor any age children AIR CONDITIONING half Airedale, 2 in my home, 2907 Palmetto CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK PUPPIES months old, $5 00 Call Sat. or FA 2-3461. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-65C2 FHA Monthly Payments — Sun. only. Wales Fernery, on window sills, lintels k steps FOR SALK— Our romplete line W. J. KING lake at Lyman School, LungOld rock, steel end send. 21. Beauty Salon* of paints and electric paint PLUMRING A SUPPLIES wood. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. mixera — Painter* and Con­ No Closing Coat Contracting • Repair Work EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP $09 Elm Ave. FA 3-3731 tractors Special. Fircvlone Store RED Dachshund puppies, AKC YA 4k Conr. Financing 2334 bo. Orlando Dr. 3 Senior Beauticians 111 E. 1st St. Available registered. Beautiful. 6 weeks FOR SALE— Counters and fix­ Phone 322 0183 Minnie Bess • Helen - Blanche old Christmas. FA 2-8903. tures, Firestone Store, 111 East ONE 85,000 BTU Oas space heater 108 E. 2nd. St. Phone FA 2-3914 Cliff Borneman, Broker 1st., St. 27. Specinl Service* unvented Nearly new. Gray CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black KATHERINE HARVEY house in rear of 202 Orapevllle Poodle Puppies, Show dog Stock. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state FURNITURE. BEAUTY SHOP Ave. Reserve now, pick up Christ­ Navy man traaiferred: brand meals, Invoices, hand bills, and Open 10 :M emu to 7:99 p.m. lialr Styliat - Pat Stewart mas Eve. FA 2-774). programs, etc. Progressive new; tak* ever for b«lanr* on $1$ Palmetto Ave. ..Ph. FA 2-0934 Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2931— 3 eomplate rooms; ne down GENTLE riding horse, alto 4 308 West lllb SL payment neeassiry; payments Beagle puppies, FA 2-0364. low as $13 per menth. Call own nor collect, TE 9-1111, Cassel­ BEAGLE puppies, registered, 1 berry. female, 1 male, 9 weeks old, 13 In., ahow type. $33 and $40. ONION PLANTS Specialising In Heating By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. Call FA 2-2159. Crystal Wax, per M $2.30; VK> $1.30 aod Air-Conditioning Only A t Low As $350 Down 3 M lots end over, $2.23 FOB 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 DACHSHUND puppy, Jong harr, here. A. M. Prevatt, Phone FA 2-8132. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE: 4 - h 4 f l f i 2 Batha 749-3116 SevilU, FIs. For service on any make uf Sew­ l-Hadre— a 1 Batha .12. Flower* - ‘I rec* • Hit rub* ing machine parts and tcccstFOR SALE— All 1Guns and AmL M i m m - H ' i Hatha oriel or Rentals call or writ* sale I PointelUae In Bloom 99e munition — Cleat out prices. H d n a a a 1 Beth to fan/ord Sawing Center, 104 GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY Buy up Newt Fire Mo m Stere, South Park Ave. Pb. FA 29411. GrapevUla Ave near 19th SL 111 East 1st St. Wide variety n l w i w designs and floor plena $66 to $74 Barkley Import* ft Sport* Car* Our Spaelalite 17-92 • Heart of Maitland PH. Ml 4-5507 TErrace 8-4199 fijC W S U tn a Homes YA Financing on Hornet* up (o 113,000 FHA — Conventional ft In-Service Financing DHUKTIONBi Turn W. on Mth HL Follow Counley Ctwh 1 4 . ft Wats* far our eigne. Southern Air PIANO TUNINQ k REPAIRING W. L. HARMON Ph. FA 2-4223 H HATING H. B. POPE CO. INC. 200 So. Park Ave Ph. FA 2-423 HOLLERS of SANFORD 8AERRY CHRISTMAS %»* Gifts TO A C U STO M ERS USED CA R WHO PURCH ASE BEFORE DEC. 24, 1961 A Turkey » <$ 8* ('ADll.LAG Fits!wood, Loaded ........... *9 CORVAIR 4 Dour. Automatir _______ 19 CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Css4. ______ M ... 39 CHEVROLET 2 Door * td , a Cyl...... ...... 41 CIIKVHOLEl Balair 4 Door, Automatic .. II FORD 2 Doer V.8, Automatic I I CHEVROLET 4 Deer Balalr, Automatic 31 RAMBLER 4 Door. I Cyl. 37 FDRD 2 Door, Automatir 2nd & 2505 PARK PALMETTO AVE. 37 CHEVROLET 1495 1495 3283 1195 1495 983 1191 893 895 SANFORD SANFORD Station Wagon 41 CHEVROLET 4 Door, 1 C )l., Std., Hr lair 58 RAMBLER 4 Door, Custom, Auto. 35 HUICK 2 Door. Automatic 45 MEI4CI It) Hardtop, Uvsriirivs 18 CIIEVKOLE1 Station W i f on 54 CADILLAC 4 Door 54 FORD Station Wagon 50 FORD Vi Ton I’irkup z z z r . 59 PLYMOUTH 2 Door 37 CADILLAC, Loaded 37 CHEVROLET 2 Ton CHASSIS and CAII FA 2-0711 FA 2 0861 993 393 1495 39$ 395 1195 493 195 195 93 1694 SA LE! S A LE ! Out They Must Go! SEE AND DRIVE THESE CARS BEFORE YOU BUY 58 OLDSMOIIILE 4-Door Hardtop Air-Cond...... 91195 60 1100 FIAT .......................................................... 795 58 DODGE 2 -Door Hardtop ......................... 1195 CH PLYMOUTH V -8 2 -Door ..... .......... 695 57 DESOTO I- Door Hardtop ...... ......................... 893 57 FORD 6 Cyl. Club Coupe ...... .... .... 495 67 RAMBLER \Va«on ............................ ....... 695 57 PLYMOUTH t-Door Sedan ................... .. 495 57 PLYMOUTH 1 -Door Hardtop Sedan ____ 695 56 DODGE 4-Door Sedan ............... .......... 303 57 CHEVROLET Club Sedan ..... ........... 695 56 FORD Slution Wagon .......... ....................... . 495 65 PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan ................................... 495 55 NASH RAMBLER 2-Door ...... ..... .... 293 35 PLYMOUTH 2-IJoor Sedan ............................. 173 57 FORD 4-Door Sedan .... ............ ........ 293 55 DODGE 2-Door Hardtop .... ......... 105 53 OLDSMOIIILE 2-Door Hardtop ....... 195 5.1 CHEVROLET 4 -D o o r ........... .... 175 55 HUICK t-Door Sedan ..... .. .... ......... 215 5.1 HUICK Super 2-Door Hardtop ....... ......... .. 195 53 VAUXIIALL ... ................................ 275 50 PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan ............... .. ........ 145 BRASS MOTORS PLYMOUTH • VALIANT 1193 * DEALER SANFORD 701 S. 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Reduced to E f i FORD V-H I.Dr., U O Shift. It. M-J *ced to WOO efralaht $7Q K lO O Stick $ n A i•1110 StricklandMorrison, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Resident Central Florida (DsuaJi A Merry Chriatmaa and Happy New Year to you and your family I In extending our b**t wishes for happinass during Chriatmaa and the New Year, may we taka thl* opportunity to urge you to join with ua again in a •’Drive for a Safe Holiday 1" program. W* hope you will bring th# following holiday aaf# driving tiprt to the attention of your family and your motoring friend*. If enough of un follow the** aug. gentian* vvb will help assure a happier and aafer sea­ son for nil. TLAN A SAFE DRIVE— Allow plenty o f time fo r your holiday travel. On long trip* make frequent Mops. Arrive relaxed. BL ALERT TO HOLIDAY HAZARDS — Drive In keeping with road, weather, and traffic eonditiona. Remember, moat holiday accident* involve drinking and speed too fu*t for condition;. WATCH OUT FOR OTHERS—Make allowance* for unpredictable driver and pedeetrian actions. Give yourself and otherH an extra margin o f aafety. USE COURTESY ABUNDANTLY — Keaolve to “ Make Courtesy Your Coda of the Hoad!” It pay*I IJE SURE YOUR CAR IS SAKE— Drive with good tires . . . . properly adjusted brake* . . . . tight* and turn aignal* working . . . . windshield wtpere and defrontei'H functioning properly. USE SEAT BELTS— Enttten them when you enter the cur. Seat Bells ure “ Circle* o f Safety” for you and your fanii.y. Full enjoyment of the Holiday Season is something to which all o f uh look forward. With thU enjoyment, however, — and we know you agree — go«* IndL vldunl renponaibUlty to protect your family, youraalf, and your community. Let'a all drive for a Safe Holiday! Cordially yours, f iill disurnphill Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. 301 w. Sanford, 1st Street Florida .108 K . F irst S t. FA 2-1181 Winter Park Ml 4-8919 1 �& •« a i *. i x< m ft . l EDWIN MADDEN has re­ ceived his degree In induKtrinl management f r o m Georgia Tech University nnd at the sumo time recaived his commission as u 2nd Lt In the Army. He will bo working with Blue Bell Textile Co. in Greens­ boro, N. C. until he goes into active service on March 26th. Madden is a graduate of Seminole High School with the clnss of 1056. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Madden attended c e r e monies In Atlanta, Ga. l r v c P v A I* 0 Oviedo Baptists Schedule Pageant The annual Christmas program and pageant preaented by the young people of the Oviedo First Baptist Church will be held at 7:30 p. m. Sunday, The aeatonal play thU year U entitled "Unto Ua a Child is Dorn." Taking parla In the pro* gram will he Carol Beasley „* Mary; Danny Gammage aa Joaeph; Al Ward aa Isaiah; Rex Brook*, Ted Aultn and Jimmy Deaaley at the three aheplierdi; Rrett Thompson a i the innkeeper; Diane Aulin aa (he Innkceper'a wife; Dilly Andcraon, Randy Uoston and Roger Roiton at the three wise men and Carl Hill aa Ga­ briel. The itory will bt narrated by Rote Marie Deailey and Jimmy Jonei, The congregation will participate la the tinging of traditional and favorite Chriitmaa hymni after which tbon preaent will be invit­ ed to the church annex for re­ freshment!. The Chriitmai tree will be de­ corated by membera of the GA’a under the direction o( Mra. George Meant and Mrt. Louise Beatley. Mrs. Jesse Barclift 1 Dies At Hospital 3 V. a >t «■ •t 3! >i u M a a \ ( of i! * Mrt. Jeiae May Barclift, S3, died at Seminote Memorial Hnipttal at 11:30 a. m. Wcdnctday. She waa bom on Feb. 0, 1878 In Worton, Md., and made her home here on Weal Flrtt Street for the pait 34 yean . Mrt. Dardift wat a member of the Flrtl MethodUt Church In Sanford and wat active In the Truth Seekers Clan. Survivon are three children, Itulah Hill of Sanford, Clarence J. Uarcllft of Daytona Reach, and Clifford H. Harclift of Orlando; one alMer, Mrt. Ida Dolngega of Fort Lauderdale; three grand­ children and two great grand­ child ren, Funeral lervlcra were held at 1 p. m. today at Briuon Funeral Home with Uie Rev. John T. Adama officiating. Burial w it In Evergreen Cemetery. The l'allbcareri included Percy Chapman, Harold Kaalm-r, Thom at George, Fred Roily, Frank Wolfer and Gui Schmah. Presbyterian Student Service Is Announced Sunday's 7:30 p. m service at the First Presbyterian Church of Bun ford will he conducted hy col­ lege and university students who are members o f tha church. Wyatt If. Folds Jr., ministerial student at Florida Presbyterian College, wilt he the principal apeiker. Philip Blair Junaa, a neu­ ter at Westminster Theological Seminary In Plilladtlphla, Pa., will preside and lead In prayer. Other* Invited to participate In­ clude John Mann, Kay Ivey, Alex McKibtdn, Cliff McKIbbln 111, Ar­ thur DeYoung, Sally William*, Delay Williams, Fred Dudley, Judy Ludwig, Bonnie Wilson, Lynn Jackson, Dlan Aiken, Bherletn Shepard, John D, Whetchel and John D. Wimbiah, Cantata Planned A t Geneva Church The Christmas Cantata combin­ ing choirs o f ChuluoU'a First Bap­ tist and Community Chuuhaa and o f tha Ceneva Baptist Church will he presented at the Geneva Church •t B p. m. Friday. ' Last Sunday thla program pre­ pared by tha three church** was preaented at tha F lrit Baptist CfctuuL iu Chuluuta. illif franforb Wreath Page 10 — fr l. Pec. 22, 1961 Christmas Week Masses Announced For Christ Church Scouts, Brownies Osteen School Children Present Of Bear Lake Story Of The First Christmas Meet For Party The schedule for Christmas Week Services at Christ Church Episcopal in Longwood waa an­ nounced today by Fr. George M. Jarvis IV, vicar of the church. On Christmas Eve beginning at 11:30 p. m. there will be a Choral Eucharistic Offertory. Zither ac­ companiment for the anthem will bring an unusual and Inspirational touch to tiiiss Mas* fin which a baby-sitting service will be pro­ vided. Holy Eucharist will he observed nt 10 n. m. on Christmas,Day. No baby-sitting will tie available. Services have been scheduled at 7 a. 111. on Dec. 2fl, The Feast of BL Stephen and on Dec. 27, The Feast of SL John. On Dee. 28, The Feast of Holy Innocents, the service will bo held at 11 a. m. and at 7 p. m. that evening the annual Children's Christmas Party will take place. Carol will l>e sung, refreshments served and gifts distributed during the party. Services will he held at 10 a. m. on New Year's Day. By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Girt Scout Troop 497 and Brownie Troop 111 of tha Bear Lake area met between the hours of 7:30 p. m. and 9:30 p. m. Tuesday for a Christmas Party at the home of their eo-leader, Mra. Neal Buell on Lake Brant­ ley Rd. The holiday excitement began when the girls presented hand­ made gift; to their mothers, spe­ cial guests of the evening. Mem­ bers of the Girl Scout Troop also displayed tray favors they had made for the Winter Park Mem orial Hospital. All of the scouts and brownies brought gifts to fill a box for less fortunate children which took the place of a personal gift ex­ change. They also brought canned goods to fill another box which will he given to a needy family for *’te holiday*. Carols were sung tnd game* played for the entertainment of the mother* after which refresh­ ment* of homemade rookies and punch were served. Mra. John Hall, leader of both the Scout and Brownie Troops, was given much credit for aiding in the success of the party. Mr*. William Brannon, scout co-lead­ er, was unable to attend. MEKUY MEMBERS of the Sanford Rotary Club, join the other members of the club nnd their Rotary-Anna who attended the annual Christmas meeting Monday. Here President I’ hii Westgatc, and hia Rotary Ann, Helen, chat with Walter Haynes, whose son, Dr .Walter Haynes, Jr., right, is home for the holidays to visit his parents here. The gifts they hold have been brought for distribution to underprivileged children. (Herald Photo) VFW Auxiliary Reports On Sales To Aid Hospital By MRS. ADAM MUI.I.ER Auxiliary members of DcBary't VFW Post 8093 have reported that S175 was made on their poppy and pie sale protect last month sponsored to raise money lo buy a TV set for the Lake City Vet­ erans Hospital In addition tlie organisation has received 12 miniature pine cone Chriitmaa trees, contributed hy a resident who la not a member of the auxiliary, which will be sent to the hospital for tray favor*. Another lady made ditty bags and scuffs for the veterans which five good-hearted residents made generous financial donation! to wards the TV and for cigarcls. The auxiliary voted to send *15 for new drapes at the Lake City Hospital Chapel and to give money left over Irom the cost of the television set towards tlx pur­ chase of clgarcla for the patients Church School To Give Program In Casselberry The Christmas Program pre­ sented annually by children of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church School Dept, will be pre­ sented at 3 p. m. Sunday at the church. Mr*. Dorothy Blrkhcirner, Mis* Dawn Barnes and David Pratt will b* In charge of the program fea­ turing Christmas music and re­ citations. NORTH ORLANDO GARDEN CLUB membera matte attractive holiday arrangementn of dried material*, nhown in the above photograph, n* a apo­ dal group project. Each piece of work was displayed at the club’* Christ­ mas meeting last Thursday. (Herald Photo) Altamonte Faculty Has Holiday Party By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Faculty members of the Alta­ monte Elementary School met at 7:30 p. m. on Dec. 14 for a Christmas party and program al the school. Upon entering the building, each person received a lorn atrip of Christmas Card which waa match­ Rev. H. V. Henderahot, pastor of ed to select partners for folk the Forest Lake Seventh-Day Ad dancing. After the dancing the group ventist Church has chosen "Hail, The Heaven Born Prince of Peace," moved to the auditorium where aa title for hia Christines sermon at 10:30 a. m. services Saturday. Tha text will pose the questions, ‘'Who may abide the day of Hia coming and who shall stand when An invitation was Issued today He appears," according to the from Clyde Bryan of the Sanford minister. Fleet Reserve Assn., Branch 147 Baptism at 3 p. m. on Saturday for all members to join In a stag will climax tha study aeries which meet at the FRA Home, 219 Sem­ has been underway for grade inole Blvd., today at 8 p.m . school atudrnta and at 4 p. m., the Honored guests of the meeting Forest City Church will Join the will he the recently returned "T i­ Orlando Central Church fur a gers" of VAH-1, who will he “ aingsptratlon." This service, to treated lo an evening of "food, he held a l the Orlando church, will fun and fellowship" with their be one of Christmas niunir, con­ shipmates. The next regular meet­ gregational, alnging nnd solo* ing of the Fleet Iti-scrve wilt be Ifalidelahol «*ld. , held Jan. htli ut 8 p.m. Forest Lake Adventists Plan Special Services Fleet Reserve Honors VAH-1 they were entertained by a holi­ day fashion almw with male mem­ ber! aa modeli. Mra. M. Clint terved a i narrator for this bit of merriment which waa fol­ lowed by a comedy ballet iklt put on by leachen of the fairer sex. In closing, all faculty members gathered in the cafeteria for rafreahmrnts from an Impressive array of homemade cakei, mints, nuts and punch placed cm an at­ tractively decorated tahle. Gift* were exchanged during the evening. Annual Service Set The First Christian Church of Sanford will obterva it* annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Com­ munion at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Rev. James M. Barnett, pastor o f tha church, urges all members of the congregation to attend the beau­ tiful and spiritual aervire. Coyotei often run down fait gam* In relays, often attaining a speed of 40 miles per hour in their pursuits. NEW IN S A N FO R D *600 Good Health, Good Cheer — t Village Youngstersi Invited To Carol May You Receive Them All! Huttlanb s ta te ? € BONUS 4 Bedrooms — 2 Baths IN 1 DAY On Your NAME ONLY or Other Plans i Wishing You A Joyous Christmas ... 3 Bedrooms — 1, W i, 2 Baths * 25-*100 u p to BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Gayle Tredway and Buddy Wilson, Bell Ringer* were Sandra MufOsteen school children presented fley, Donald Skinner, Allen Net­ their Christmas program last Fri­ day evening with Mrs. Katherine tles, Darrell Pell and Patty Black. For the "O Holy Night" pageant Sellers, school music teacher serv­ ing as director. She a!*o served a* Peter Tyson was narrator; Shirley accompanist at tha electric organ Sutton aa Mary; Henry Clark, Joseph; Donald Shiver*, Gabrieli for the carolers. Mickey Welch. Innkeeper; Roger The children of the first and sec­ Cutter, 3*ike Shivers, Ash Pell. ond grades spelled Christmas with Kevin Beall, Donald Brown, R u i^ each child reciting a verse and the aid Riggs, shepards; Diane Smedprimary chorus sang, “ We are berg, head angel; Rebecca Gowan, Santa’s Helpers,K “ Up on the June Sermans, Dianna Pell and House Top," and “ We Wish you a Dorothy Lee, angel*. Merry Christmas." l.ltlle Robert Wuyne Allman, Charles Sutton, Kynlsh wa* dressed a* Santa Wayne Smcdberg, kings; Helen Claus. Sutton, Stephanie Tredway and The story of the first Christmas fnex Sermons, little children. was presented as a pageant by the Members of the choir were Joyce children o f the third, fourth and Harvey, Janette llosack, Davids fifth grades while the choir sang Tyson, Marcel Tart, Jackie Jura*, Chriitmaa carols. Melissa German, Linda Noel, LinFollowing the program Santa da Rlack and Rarnara Gowan. appeared nn the stage and pre­ Also Danny Bowen, Barney Ser­ sented each child with glfta and mons, Dalene Welch, Cathy Ser­ hags of candy and fruit. mons, Karen Osteen, Linda Whid­ Mrs. Sylvia Hardin, principal dcn, Doug Jurss, Loren Jones and and teacher of the fifth and sixth Chester Carpenter. grade*, made the scenery for the stage and was assisted throughout the program by Mr*. Katherine Sayles, first and second gr*de teacher, and Mrs. Ethel Tart, teacher «<f the fourth and fifth All young people 10 years of grade*. Several mothers also as­ age or older in North Orlando sisted in decorating the large tree, who would like to go caroling in making costume* and in various the community Saturday night other ways. arc asked to meet at Use home On the program were, “ Wel­ of Mrs. J. D. Grinstcad, 41 N. come” by Debbie Tatum, "Christ­ Third St., al 8:30 p. m. ina* Acrostic," Becky Cutter, The rarollng parly wat p la n ^ Janet Tatum, Gall Yuhant, Janet ned at the requeat of the com ™ Riggs, Rodney Veino, Nancy mumty‘1 Girl Scout* who wiah as Whiddcn, Tamara Pell and Bryant many gtrla and boys a* possible lo Join them as they bring Chriit­ Hyatt Primary Chorus member* were maa in song to all areas of tlie Bobby* Jo Snyder, Mark Pell, village, Mrs. Grinstcad said. David German, Debbie Carpenter, I^iul* Sutton, Melvin Lee, Terry Matchbook advertising produces Owens, Micky Riggs. Tarl Jurss, so much revenue that U. 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Friday that all threa were discharged from Seminole Fence company were electrocuted Orlando, Memorial Hospital. Hoapital authorities reported at and three other! were hospitalized Tha men were erecting a chain for ihoek early Friday afternoon link metal fence around a tennis W EATHER: Clenr nnd cold Ihrmigh Sunday. High today, 70-75. Low, tonight. -10-45. when a steel fence post they were court at the home of Dr. C. F. Brooke Smith when tha accident driving into the earth jabbed into United Prean Leaned Wire Established 1908 SATURDAY. DECEMBER 23. 19fil SANFORD. FIX1RIDA VOL. 68 N a *51 occurred. 00 underground electric cable In The accident ncrurred e little tnc backyard ot a norat at 1U N. after noon and Coroner Hugh Dun­ Summerlin Ave. can said that tha two men who The dead men were identified as were killed were holding a gal­ vanized metal pipe and placed the Jackie Ray Nance. 27, Orlando, pipe into the ground when It hit a foreman for the Reeve* Fence a primary high tension wire. Company and Dorsey Jackson The three men injured were not Smith, 24, of Longwood. holding the pipe but standing near­ H earings On Hospitalized were William Davis TALLAHASSF.E (U P !) — T h e by. Maddox, 29, James Ballard, 28, Duncan Mid more than 7,000 Milk Commission will continue a volts hit' the men. BV LARKY VKHS1IBL* public hearing Jan. 17 on proposed (A few shot* in the dark and price regulations for milk sold in Th# warning to th# United TOKYO (U P I)— A top-ranking sinre I won't be here next week La denounced President Ken­ It referred specifically to ft o Florida, Chairman C. O. Andrew* Chine*# Communist general F'ri- State* wot sounded by Senior nedy for increasing U. S. military venson'* speech to th# assembly . . . a few observations on what said FYiday, day warned the United States Gen. I.o Jui-ching, chief o f th* assistance to the South Viet Nam will happen on New Year's Eve.) and said: would face "Ignominous defeat" general staff o f the Chinese Com­ A man will make a resolution Order Shelved government in the atruggle "Listen Stevenson, it is th# right if it persisted in "playing with munist army, at a reception given at midnight and break it before he WASHINGTON (U P D -A n order against thr Communist Rebel*. of th* 650.000,000 Chines* people by the military attache o f the fir#" in Southeast Asia, the o ffi­ gets to brd. by President Kennedy prohibiting U. S. Ambassador to the United to recover China's legitimate scat cial Communist New China news North Viet Nam Embassy in Peip­ • • • racial and religious discrimination agency reported. Nations Adlai E. Stevenson wus in the United Nations and drira ing. the New China agency said. The baby si Iter won't show up in federally assisted housing has the target of an attack in the said the Chinese people me The Chinese Communist* — by and at least one couple will take out th* representatives of th# dispatches and radio "keeping a close watch on the Peiping People'* Daily, tho o ffi­ been shelved for the time bring, agency ny United Fress International a child to a party. Chiang Kai-shek clique— thia U a broadcasts — also a-sailed th# provocative and adventurous deed* cial newspaper of the Chinese • • • Two surprise snow storms whip­ it was learned Friday. By United I’ rcaa International fact that nobody can change." Comm mist party. In an editorial, of II, 8 . imperialism nnd its lacUnited Ftnte# for blocking Peip­ ped up blizzard conditions, trapped IMPORTANT City Commission A deluge o f Merry Christmas th# newspaper denounced tho Thr editorial also accused tha ing's admission to the United Na­ key*# in Southeast Asia. school children in their classrooms meeting next Tuesday at 8 p. in. Engineers Okay travelers struck the nation's high­ "W e seriously warn th# U, S. "persistent hostility" of the Unit­ Unltrd Nations of "nnscrupuloui and bogged holiday travel across with Chamber of Commerce offi­ A T M NTA (UPI) — The South tion*. Tha world organization was ways Friday and hit a pre-holi­ the plaina and prairiea Friday on cials regarding "industrial loca­ Imperialist*: If you Ho not atop ed States toward China nnd said intervention" in China's intsrnal scored for "meddling" in China's day re s t on thronged planes, Atlantic U. S. Army Engineers playing with fire, you will defi­ (he "Chinese people cannot he affairs by discussing th# Tibetan the first full day of winter. tion Inducement" . . . . That’s the trains and buses. recommended approval Friday for internal affairs. One rasing storm broke out in word from City Manager W. K. Also a few sharp words won- nitely meet with an ignominious coweil by the majority created by question. Tli* General Assembly the four rivers basin flood control The annual honie-for-ChrWtma* the Central Plains, lashed Kansas project for southwest Florida es­ flung at the Soviet Union over Al­ defeat," the general was quoted th* U, 8 . voting machine" in til* censured China for ita attack on Know-let, push was made hazardous by a shopping crowds with trafficTibet. United Nations. a* saying. bania and world disarmament. • • • timated to cost $99,784,300. blustery snow storm in th* Mid­ snarling snows, piled 10 inches of On guy will beat a dish pan west, Icy rosds over much of the snow on southwestern Iowa and Blacklist Confirm ed starting at midnight and never country and the outpouring of forced achool buses off the roads stop until it it taken away from SANTU DOMINGO, 1). It. (U PI) tipsy drivers from Friday after­ in sections of Missouri, Iowa and —The government Friday confirm­ him. noon office parties. Kansas. • • a ed it has blacklisted some exile To the north, a Canadian Prairie Furloughing servicemen — their leader* and will not permit them Ona of the most beautiful blizzard lashed south of the bornumbers boasted this year by th# to re-enter the country to exercise zler, closed scores of schoola in Christmas decoration jobs In town Berlin crisis callup — added to their political rights. is tha Llndstrom home on West North Dakota and swept eastward the crush o f holiday motorists and Jinkins Circle in the fourth Pine"across the state riding 60 mile an travelers on tha bulging commer­ M ixing Suit ^(iour winds and carrying bone- crest Addition where a lavish dis­ cial transport ayatem. JACKSONVILLE, Ft*. (U PI) — play has been set up, that is dasehilllng, sub-zero temperatures. The National Safety Council esti­ .School authorities In the Ham­ xling In it'a special lighting ef­ mated tiiat COO persons would die U. S. District Court Judge Bryan burg, Iowa, and Bethany, Mo., fects, achieved by tomeune with a in traffic accidents during the Simpson may rule next month on a suit seeking complete desegrega­ areas held children In school build­ terrific talent. three-day Christmas weekend. • • • tion of the Duval County school ings when the aurprise storm pil­ Score* o f othsrs were expected to systsm. Another ona D the modernistic perish In Arcs. ed up drifts on hlghwaya and cut setting designed by Mr*. Wesley visibility to near zero. The Council said 23,000 peraons Three busca turned back to the Place at 1.75 Pinecrest Drive, mlgh suffer disabling injuries in Board Ordered ATLANTA (U P I)-F u llon Counachool at Essex, Iowa, after mak­ where a monkey rides a missile, mishaps that Would erase the joy ty Judge Durwood Pya Friday ing unsuccessful attempts to take urged on by Santa, while elves of the holidays. formally ordered the Allenta fbhildren home at noon. cavort on the housetop, Safety officials throughout the school board to pay tuition to a School authorities said the chil­ ,* * s * « nation warned against too much girl who is attending a private dren ware safe In the achoola and • No matter how crowded tha »p*rd and too much alcohol as the non-sectarian school her*. would be kept there all night if dance floor is In a night club there necessary or until blizzard condi­ will be people who will try U> do big culprits in the shocking death tolls of previous holiday seasons. ‘M arxist-Lininist’ tions let up. tha twist. The most tragic 78-hour Christ­ In the Iowa - Missouri • Kansas • • • HAVANA (UPI) — Cubin Pre­ mas weekend In history was the storm zone and in North Dakota A group o f kids from th* Lu­ "Mark Christmas" o f iflfib when mier Fidel Castro said Friday many schools closed before stu­ theran Haven went on a Sanford that he was ■ "Miralsl-Lenlnist" 621 persona died on the highways. during his mountain guerrilla war­ dents could enjoy their annual shopping tour here this week , , . In last year's 78-hour holiday Christmas parlies, thunks to the Jnyeees, Some of period, 485 persons died in traf­ fare days against the Batista re­ f t The Iowa highway patrol report­ gime. tha klda had some money left over fic. ed "blizzard conditions’ * in south­ and they turned it over to the Sal­ western and west central Iowa, Signs P act U. S. 6 was closed west of Des vation Aimy.• t LOS ANGELES (U PI)-Acou»H ca • Moines. Associates Inc. has signed a con­ Back row, left to right, Dubby Moose, John Bloods worth YOUNGSTERS FROM THE Cherub Card Choir enter­ A t least one guy will go home Airlines cancelled all flights in tract with Eliott Brothers Ltd., of and Dianne Robinson. Front row, Ann Hcckenbach, tained Friday night choppers with a variety of yuletime with tha wrong overcoat. and out of Dea Molnea, Iowa. London, granting the firm exclu­ • • e Marilyn Rudd nnd Kathleen Ann Reagan. nelectiona in front of the nativity Beene by City Hall. Five inches of snow in leas than sive right* to manufacture end disTha Sanfoid-Orlando Kennal (Herald Photo) threa hours belted Kansas City, t r i b u t e A cousllri'i ultrasonic and a 7-inch fall hit St. Joseph. Club will onra again giva the pro­ BERLIN (U PI) — A creek, cleaning equipment in the United Mo. Huge traffic snarls developed ceeds o f races Jan. 5 to th* Semi­ 1,500-man U. S. battle group Fri­ Kingdom, nole County Juvenile Council. Rac­ l( n the morning rush hours at both day carried out an "Operational ing time 2 p. m. cities. Readiness" exercise in Weet Ber­ Pact Reached • * • The slorm struck on the heals of lin. PA RAM US, N. J. ( UPI)—Feder­ Tho last persnn to leavo your warming, clearing weather and The visible demonstration o f al Electric Corp. Friday announc­ the Weather Bureau forecast houso wilt announce, " I ’ ve never American determination to defend ed the signing of an agreement showed no prediction of precipita­ been up this late in my life." the freedom of th# Communist- to provide nationwide installation • • • tion until just before tha snow be­ encircled city was backed np by and aarvlng at all data process­ gin. Public Work* Director Sid "The President and th* Prim* renewed assurances to th* people ing equipment manufactured by HAMILTON, Bermuda (U PI) — est Importance that “ present dis­ Kennedy took o ff in his Air (Rocky) RiChard telle us that a of West Berlin by Gen. Lucius American Data Machine* Inr. of President Kennedy and Prime cussions l-« actively continued" Force ji t for Palm Beach at Minister considered tli# problem! Couple came from New Y’ ork and D. Cloy, President Kennedy'* per­ llickaville, N. Y. Minister Harold Macmillan agreed and agreed un thu "im poiLance of 3:56 p. m. Mucmlllau was to leave of tli# unclear tirma race. They wanted to gel a picture o f the sonal representative here. Friday to make preparation* for avoiding any renewal of armed for tendon later Friday evening. took nolo of the new situation downtown clock. Seems they taw Clay, In an interview with th# Out For Job nrw nuclear testa in the atmos­ action while a genuine effort at created by the massive seriet at With regard to nuclear tests, it back a few years ago. Anyway, atmospheric tesla conducted la WASHINGTON (UPI) - S e n . phere ss a result nf tho "masiiv# West Berlin newspaper Morgenconciliation continued." tli# communique said: they got the picture but 51d isn't recent month* by th* Hoviet gov­ post said the United State* will Leverett Saltonstali, (R-M aai.), sene* uf Soviet blast*." saying where th* landmark is. maintain it* 6,500-man Berlin came out publicly Friday for the ernment alter long, secret prepa­ A rorniminique Usui'd at the end • s * garrison at full strength. The Hue- job at chairman of th* Senate Re­ uf their two-day- conference said ration. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ No on* will admire themselves sians have demanded reduction of publican Policy Committee, the that no final decision had been dent Kennedy will ask Congress to "They agreed that it U now in the morning. appropriate Wo.I billion, $2.0 bil­ th* Allied garrison* to "token group that trie* to mold. a solid mad#, but that as a matter of necessary, as a matter o f pnsd. • • ■ GOP front on legislation and "prudenc#" th* preliminary steps lion more than It did this year, for forces." rut planning for th* future, Dial City Fiscal Agent Loomis I.eedy operation of the nation’s armed Clay reassured West Beiliners other matter*. would l># taken to resume testings. pending Die final decision prepare. wrote a letter to the State Hoard -force* next year, it was disclosed they can have faith that the U. 8 , The two leaders ul-u nillinui.vcd lions should he made for almo* o f Health that Sanford i* in top To Build Plant ^Friday. garrison wilt defend their free­ dial the United Slates ambassa­ spheric testing to maintain tha (inanciu! shape and ran afford The figures were revested In a PEDRICKTOWN, N. J. (U P D - dor in Moscow would make runI'rrsidcnl Kennedy rushed reports were concerned, hr was effectiveness of the deterrent," dom. financing for a $450,000 sewage letter from Defense Secretary He predicted some tens* mo­ Air Reduction Sales Co. Friday tact with Russia with regard to re­ Friday night to the bedside of described as remaining unable to Robert S. SIcNamara to Budget treatment plant. menta in Berlin next year but said announced plans to build the first suming .xploiatory talk* on the his father who waa reported speak. • • • Dircctur David Bell, uelailing and lie doubts there will he any war, commercial liquid hydrogen plant Berlin crisis. As of now, according lu author showing "improvement" after Some wise guy will call Cityaummarizing the administration's "J am fit inly convinced that the un the east coast here. Construc­ That decision was mudo, the itativc word, flic former ambasiasuffering a cerebral occlusion dor's r.ght leg and arm remain judgment of the Pentagon's money Hall at midnight and »ay his water West does not went war and that tion will begin in thr spring and communique slid, as tho result of is off. is expected to he rnmpletrd early need) for the year starling July. T ursdlj, til* Soviet people and It* leader* paralyzed and there is also some th* conclusions readied at the Big • * * in 1943. A copy of the letter was obtain­ • • • paralysis of tho leh side of Ids do not want war either," Clay Four foreign ministria and NATO Th* new 136 apartment housing ed by the Army-Navy Air Force PALM BEACH. Fia. (U PI) — face. The patient ean smilo and said. council meeting* recently in Puri*. PITTSBURGH (U PI) — There Ultimatum development overlooking the lake ‘•Journal, which published it. The question o f a summit meet, Doctors attending President Ken­ olhcrwuc show n-cognition or was a long blue picket Una Kennedy will send his budget front ahnuld he ready to go byELISA RETIIVILLE, Katanga, jug with Soviet Premier Khrush- nedy's father, Joseph P. Kennedy emotion by his facial expressions, around city hall Friday and even reromendations to Congress next April 1 The Fedfial Housing UnuHual Move The Congo ( UPI)—Premier CyrWASHINGTON (U PI) — The chev “ never cam* up" in th* talks were reported Friday to be con­ lie alsu show* recognition uf visit­ "Santa Claus" got into the act. month. Authority has given its tentative illc Adoula of the rentral Congo­ government, in a highly unusual between Kennedy and Macmillan. fident that hr will survive thr ors by clutching at them with his The picket* were off-duty, uni­ The proposed figure does not in­ okay with Florida-Osier to act as lese goveminrnt gat* Katanga stroke he suffered Tuesday hut left hand. formed firemen who paraded four clude 1780 million which Congress consultant# for the projert. Pie- move, Friday sought a court or­ president Mnise Tslmmlie * five- White House Pre«s Secretary doubt remained a* to Imw u til he There was understood lu he der that would forbid General uml five abreast to bring to tha appropriated for this year but was limlnaiy plans near completion, day ultimatum Friday to honor Pierre Salinger said. wuuhi recover us# of his paralyz­ some concern over how well Die Electric Co. to fix prices or com­ Th* communique said the pur­ public'* eye their demands for aw • • • not spent. ■ill agreement to return Katanga ed right side and his ability to liead of tho Kennedy family would mit othci anti-trust violations in to thr Congo or face renewed pose of tha contact* on Berlin average $857 a year salary boost. x — —— — — Look for the new chain of Itiksha speak. recover because in can-* of this handling any of it* produrts. They currenty average $5,900 anwould b* "to ascertain whether a lighting. f Inn Restaurants (one going up Tbit Information was covryed sort, the longer It takes to regain reasonable basis fur negotiation* now, 35 more to come) to set up to newsmen here Friday by per­ powers affected by tiie stroke, the Dually, can he found." Approximately 500 o f th# cltyls Double H oldings offices in the beautiful Kirk Plaza sons in a position to know the less complete will be the recov­ Kennedy and Macmillan, in a 1,300 firemen tepoiUd for picket Building. medical facts but who durlincd to ery. PUEBLO, Calif. (U P D -U , S. discussion o f the Congo crisis, said be identified or quoted. Page 5 Bridge § • » « POINT ARGUELLO, Calif. In this type ot rase, it was ex­ line duty. They walked in ahifta, Beryllium Corp, hal doubled it* Classified ........ Pare h t n fU P lt—An Air Force satellite— Okay, who was the wise guy that Earlier, Richard Cardinal Cush­ plained. if the patient respond* tn carrying signs and distributing Badger Flail. Colorado holdings th* meeting hetwrrn Katanga Comics ___ _ Page 7 po .-ibly either a Midaa or Ramos put that sign on City Hall—"Will through the purchase of 79 new President Mots# Tshomh# and Con. ing of Button, a close old friend 34 or 48 hours, it ia expected he handbill* to passerby. Jerry Sihcirer, dressed np tn w Deur Abby ___ _ Page 5 "sky spy'* — was auceessfutly be closed Tuesday until 1:30 beryllium claim* comprising two go Premier Cyril!* Adoula was of the 73-year-old patient, (old will fully regain use of his limb* Editorial ____ ____ _ Page 6 launched Friday from thia Paci­ a. m.T** and a half aquart mile* nears Its “ an encouraging first step" and newsmen after two 10 minute and faculties. But Kennedy ha* flr#-«iu(in# red Santa Claus out­ • • • Entertainment Pag* 5 boomer mine operations. The area expressed hop# it would lead to visita with him that Kennedy had gone more than 72 hour* without fit compMW with whit* whiskers, fic missile base. Pusxle Merry Christmas and Happy ____ Tag* » ia considered to he the moat prom­ further progress between tha two managed to say several word*. significant response ms far aa hia admitted ha felt mor# at homo The aateliite shot ekyward atop Society . ..... Pag# 4 A 6 ising beryllium mining area ia the parti#* in "that troubled land." Hospital phyaieians were ekeptical paralysis and speech inability arc behind th# wheel of the pumper an Atlas rocket at about 2:30 p. m. New Year , . , Sea ye, next year They said it was o f the great­ about thi* and aa far ai official concerned. he drives for No. M fire h o y * . Sports _ . . ... _____ Page 7 U. S. . . . (I hope). .jfS T . JISJLVA... K. , 4- ♦d* c i o ° 'Raging' Storms Trap Children Jn Classrooms U. S. Warned By Red Chinese: ' Don't Play With Fire' Yule Travelers Jam Highway, Planes, Trains Crack U. S. Troops Carry Out Operation Kennedy, Macmillan Reach Agreement U. S., British O K Nuclear Tests •Kennedy To Ask Big Defense Boost Doctors1 Confident' Joe Kennedy Will Survive Even ‘Santa’ G els Into This Picket Line * AF Launch *A ‘Success* Herald Index aHMBfttM 0 mm � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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K �/ I Night And Day-Sanford Stores Open Reports Guerrillas Fighting Castro On 3 Fronts S ty * ^ C L O ^ By LARRY VERSI1EL (Random Thoughts and a few observations after a visit to the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club.) VOL. • • • No, and, if* or bull, Uut letter to the County Commlnion from £ (h e Board of Medical Examiners * a a letter of resignation . . That’ * what Dr. Leonard Munion told ui . . . despite some ambiguous statements on conditional resigna­ tions. • • • Exile Believes W in t e r T o Fidel Using A r r iv e A t 9 : 2 0 p . m . 25,000 Troops f e r a lf t WEATHER: Cool throujfh Friday. Hiffh today, 68-75. Low tonight, 45-52. 53 United Preaa Leased iWre Established 1908 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 349 New Yorker* were reminded by the American Museum-Hayden Planetarium that winter ofReally begin* today, according to a United Pres* International dispatch. .Sanford had Its own reminder when early risen stuck their noses outdoors and got a sniff of the cold, crisp sir which blrw Into Central Florida yesterday and last night. The tempersture on the bank clock al 8 a. m. was 44. This followed days of balmy, almost summer weather which the area enjoyed while reading of snow, cold and rains further Seeks Coroner Law Clarification Guys who rarely bet more than $1 will tap out on a 1-4 shot. • • • Good news for some of our fp u b llc officials . . I’ m taking off next week . . . Won't be any "Around the Clock" Column. * • • A player will become Infuriated because he followed an owner to the window and couldn't find out how he bet. • • • The Herald will publish Its iwChristmas edition Saturday with ^ th e Idea of giving its employes Christmas Dsy (Monday) off. * ♦ • There will be dogs with similar colors In one race and playera will root against themselves. • • • Although the clerk's office will be closed Tuesday (the day after Christmas) Arthur Beckwith Jr. '9aays his office will open on Sat­ urday (Dec. 30) to take care of any cod of year business. • • • You'll see a guy who never roots except to snap hU fingers. • • * The toning department la real­ ly cracking down on building and plumbing violators. One bulld^ e r waa fined last week for start­ l i n g work without a permit and recently the plumbers and elec­ trical board aeverly condemned a plumber for practicing without proper certificate. • • • After a long-shut wins and the number Is up on the tote board, a man will ask an attendant the name of the winner. 1 * Longwood's City Council met In a brief special aeaslon Monday to award the bid for a new police car. According to Mayor Al I»rmann, -of the lliree dealers sub­ mitting bids, Holler Motor of Sanford came up with the best deal meeting all specifications. • • • There's a guy In every party ^ w h o has a winner because he beta every dog tn every race. • • • Speculation is running high In Casselberry over who’ ll be named chairman when the new Board of Aldermen takes over. Rumor has it that Cliff Overman is the like­ ly candidate for the job. • • • No matter what dog wins there's It' s guy in every group who says, "What did I tell you." • • • Don't forget the annual Christm i l Ball set for the Mayfair Saturday night . . . sponsored by the Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. • • • The clerk will punch the wrong ticket and the player wlU accept %». because he's afraid he might jinx himself If he didn't. • • # We bear Santa la wondering If Casselberry's firit Community Chrlatmai Party for the children, held last year, Is going to be the last. He's waiting for an invite. • • • Cleveland To Ask Action By Legislature Tshombe Agrees To End Secession; Flies Back Home State Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr, said today he will consider asking the 1963 Legislature for clarifica­ tion of the general state law for coroners signing death certifi­ cates. Cleveland said that the general law certainly needs "clarification" as to a coroner signing a certifi­ cate having to act forth the causes when in most instances tha cor­ oner occupies a Judicial position and is not a doctor. Cleveland made the statement after the County Board of Med­ ical Examiners protested the mechanism by which death certifi­ cates arc signed tn the county and sent a letter to the board of County Commissioners which ac­ cording to Doctor Leonard Mun­ son. was a letter of resignation. Cleveland said that coroners arc not qualified to make any medical determination aa to the death cause unless it la obvious. He said the present law is "un­ fair" to coroners and their dotermination could have an adverse effect on any beneficiary when a life insurance policy is in effect. Two weeks ago a Negro woman died and two doctor* refused to sign the death certificate unless an autopsy was ordered. The State Attorney's office over­ rode the doctor* and said no autop­ sy was needed snd the woman was buried without any death certifi­ cate. Brazilian Admits Starting Circus Fire RIO DE JANEIRO (UP1) — A Brasilian has confessed starting the circus fire which killed 307 persons Sunday In suburban Nitercl, police said today. Police spokesman Teodoro Gouvela de Abrrau said Adtlson M. Alves, the alleged aronsist, told questioners be started the fire to get beck at a circus employ* who beat him up. Alves waa being held at secu­ rity police headquarters here. A cordon of army tom my gunners surrounded the building to block ■ny attempt by bereaved Brasil­ ians to lynch the prisoner. Gouveia said Alves claimed It was an alleged accomplice, Val­ ter Ross, who sprinkled the gaso­ line which turned the circus' tent Into a biasing inferno. Roea, how­ ever, denied any connection with the fire A CHRISTMAS SHOPPING TOUR is enjoyed by the children from Lu­ theran Haven, with their Nponaum, thu Siwifunl-Sumlnolt* Jay cue#, rejnesented by Jim Wade and Wendell Agee. ThU le an annual event of the club, paid for with proceeds from the sale of peanuts and balloons at the Christmas parade, (Herald Photo) Parkway Start Set For January TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A group ot Leesburg taxpayers notified Gov. Farris Bryant to­ day that they will drop their legal fight to kill the Sunshine State Parkway extension project for which $137 million in bonda were sold Wednesday, • I • TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — Flo­ rida ha* tite financial committ­ ments today for building a $137 million extension In its Sunshine State Parkway, but a start on the project will be delayed until early January. Gov. Farris Bryant, who had been shooting for a starting date late this month, said Wednesday he waa "greatly disappointed" at the delay, announced in Tampa by Turnpike Authority Chairman John Hammer. But the governor said the delay in ground-breaking would not af­ fect the Jan. 1, 1904, target dale for completion of the project. Bids have already been received for the first 11.5 mile# of the project in Orange and Osceola counties. Bryant and Hammer announced Wednesday an agreement with a group o f financiers on purchase of bonds at a t.U per cent inter­ est rate to the atkte. Both officials called it a “ good deal." Florida will get about 1130.3 million actual cash from the bund sale. The new proposed soiling ordi­ nance eat for a public hvartng to­ night before tha Zoning Hoard at > mi a called today tha "moat mod­ ern concept of aoning," by Build­ ing Inspector 31. A. YeWingtun, Velvington said the proposed Kennedy Off For Macmillan Talks PALM BEACH. Fla. (U PI) — President Kennedy made a lastminute hospital visit to his sariuusiy-ill father today and then boarded a jet plana for Bermuda and hla cold war talks with British Prim* Minister Harold Macmillan. The chief executive took off et 9:51 e. in. by Ar Fore* Jet tranaport plane’ after a hutf-hour call on hi» atricken father, former Am­ bassador Joseph P. Kennedy. Join­ ing him at the West Palm Beach airport were Secretary o f State Dean Ituak; Char lea flohlen, as­ sistant secretary of state and ex­ pert on .Soviet affairs, and U. S. Ambassador tn Britain David Bruce. The President appeared in good spirits and looked considerably lets grave than ha did right after hi* father suffered a stroke Tuesday. Dominican Troops Fire On Strikers National Guardsmen, Prisoners 4 B R IE F S New Zoning Ordinance Atlas Ends Year Called 'M ost M odern' Way Oil Target A guy will try to cash the i^pfarede of a lorn-up winning ticket. SANTO DOMINGO. D. R. (UPI) —Government forces fired on sugar striker* in San Pedro de Mscoria Tuesday, killing al least one Haitian and wounding 86 per4W»ns Including an Englishman, it was reported today. Unconfirmed reports placed the death toll at nine—seven Haitian aeasonal worker* and two Domin­ icans. Juan Bosch, leader of the oppo­ sition PRD party, aaid the Haitian consul here h is returned to Port #u Prince to report the shooting his government. LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (UPI) — Katanga President M»i*e Tshombe has agreed to end tha se cession of his mineral-rich prov­ ince and return it to tha control of north. tha centra] government, it was an­ Winter, the UPI dlipatch said, nounced today. begins officially at > :tl p. tn., Joaeph Ileo, central govarnmant EOT, when the sun will reach information minister, announced Its moat southerly position over the tarma of tha agreement reach­ the earth. This Is the end of the ed after 17 hours of talks between line for the long succession of Tshombe and Premier Cyrlll* shorter days, and today Is the Adoula at the big Kitona military shortest day of the year. Friday base. (hr days will begin to gel longer The conference broke up early and the nights shorter. thia morning and both headed back to their r a a p a c t i v a capitals. Tshombe landed at Ndola In a U. 8 , Air Pore* Constellation and was J t W O A ... to continua to Eliiebelhvllt* by road. The last time Tshombe made such an agreement with central govarnmant authorities he was 17 Deaths Seen Llrelr captive In Leopoldville. When TALLAHASSEE (U W )-T r a fhe returned hume he rejected the flc accidanta will claim 17 lives agreement. Thla time h* want to during th* Naw Year's holiday tn the conference voluntarily. Florida, tb* Slat* Patrol predicted today. Battle Flood (N E A Photo) near ordinance Includes the most modern Ideas in toning which "d o not penalise the owner but actu­ ally help to protect hla rights to Ilia properly value* and thus* of the entire community," Velvington elated. The building Inspector explained that the new proposed law will allnifnalv the outdated and un­ necessary requirement* of th* old soiling ordinance and grant a greater freedom of use and protec­ tion." Tha proposed new ordinance, ac­ cording to Yelvington, "has bean designed after rareful study of tha community," exclusively for San­ ford end was prepared by City Planner Geotge Simon* and pre­ sented to Uie local soiling and planning board aa part of the com­ prehensive plan for this city. Yelvington aaid th* proposed new ordinance ha* been atudled time and time again by member* o f th* sorting board "In order to make certain that It would accom­ plish tha desired result* and be ac­ ceptable to Ui* people." Showgirls Flee PARIS (U P I)—A backstag# fir* at tha plush Casino d* Paris sant scantily clad showgirl* streaming into tha streets tn freaslng tem­ CAPE CANAVERAL (U P I)—A perature* early today. monkey lust in tha Atlantic Ocean and two other ahots that missed Yule Message VATICAN CITY (UI’ I) — Pop# targets by hundreds of miles clos­ ed out 1Will on a distinctly sour John XXIII open* a busy Christnote for th* U. S. Atlas rocket mas season tonight with the broadcast of hi* annual peace program. Scatbark, a four-pound Rhesus message to th* world. monkey, waa given up for dead Wednesday after a 13-hour starch Record Holiday By United Preaa Internetlonal of th* South Atlantic failed to lo­ The nation's commercial trans­ cate the capsule that carried him port system was strained to the 6,000 miles aboard an Atlas. Wednesday night, th* Air Force limit today to accommodate what missed th* mark again with a to. may lie a record number o f called "quick-firing" model o f th* Christmas holiday travelers, rail, Atlas. Th* 115-foot rocket fall far air snd bus. short of it* planned target Goa Policy Set Herald Index Bridge ....— ...... . C lassified____Pag* Comics ....... — Dear Abby .............. Editorial ........... Pag* 10 A Pag* Pag* Page 9 11 10 9 4 Entertainment P age 9 Legal* Pusxle Society __ Page 2-6 A HI . .............. . Page 10 _______ _ Sport* . . ........... 6-7 A Pag* I 6 Little Town Battles Raging Floodwaters JACKSON, Miss. (U P I)— Some 1,200 National Guardsmen, factory workers and c o n v i c t s battled against time today white tha ram­ paging Pearl River created at a record high of 37.1, three tening to indundete the Jackson industrial euburb of Klowuod. A b o u t 1,000 resident* were al­ ready homeless in the Hinds-IUnkin county areas aaat of Jackson and a lava* break al Flowood eould force out 800 to 600 more. A l on* time, more than 2,000 persona were homeless in Missis­ sippi, but many o f them In the Hetlieeburg and Columbia areas have returned to their homes. The Weather Bureau said the river crested at 87.8 feet about 7:80 a. m. and that It will “ fall slowly" during tha nest 24 hours. It said the Pearl would remain high during th* neat 86 to 41 hours. The crest breaks the pre­ vious high of 37.2 **t tn 1902- A National Guard official said most of Hi* Klowuod residents ig­ nored orders to evacuate end chose to wail it out. Mayur Chastain* Flynt of Flowood ordered th* multi-milliondollar area evacuated Wednesday when It became apparent th* levee might not Isold. "It will be almost a miracle if the levee withstands the pressure of the rein-swollen river," said Flynt. “ It's going to take a tot of people stacking a lot of sand­ bags." Gov. R on Barnett eallad out 600 National Guardsman and an addi­ tional 200 convicts from th* atata penitentiary at Parchman Wednes­ day night to aid In th* battle. “ It louks serious, very serious," said Harnett, “ it's going to be ex­ pansive but I don't went to leave anything undone. I want to da everything humanly possible ta prevent the destruction o f the tow n .. , I BELGAUM (U PI)— Prime Min­ ister Jawharlal Nehru for th* time being h III supervise person­ ally th* administration of th* three conquered Portuguese en­ clave* In India, a Defense bllntatry spokesman said today. U N Slaps Reds UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U P I)—Th* General Assembly slapped diplomatic reprimands on tha Hovlrt Union and Communist China for thrfr suppression o f Hungary and Tibet and then began a three-week Christmas recess today. Hurt A t Funeral SEVILLE, Spain (U P I)-S e v e n persona were seriously Injured Wednesday when a heavy steal gat* toppled onto a huge crowd squaeslng Into a cemetery for the mass funeral of 21 persons killed when a light plana plunged intu a group of spectators. Author In Hospital C H A R L O T T E 8V1LLE, Va. (U P I)— Novelist William Faulk­ ner is expected to be released soon from th* University o f Virginia Hospital whara he was admitted Baturlay fur treatment o f a virus Infection o f th* lunge end a sprained wrist. Murder, Suicide HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — A hotel worker shot hi* wife to death in thsir apartment and then killed himself, police reported. Tb* bodies o f Armando Rivera, 26, a kitchen employ* at a hotel, and his wife Shirley, 24, wtra found on their bed Wednesday by the man­ ager o f tha apartment. MIAMI (UPI) — Anti-Castro Eucrrilas were fighting on threw fronta in Cubg today and 25,000 militiamen have been mobllired against them In one a m alone, an exile leader said. Maj. Elcy Gutlcrrex Menoyo, a former Castro army officer who now heads the rebel second Nstlonsl Eicambray Front, said a guerrilla army has been battling In the third front area of Lea Vil­ las province since Nov. 10. Raul Castro, brother of Pre­ mier Fidel Castro, was in com ­ mand of government forces In Las Villas In Central Cuba and has mobillied 26,000 militiamen In the Ranao-Sanctl Splrltus region In an effort to crush the rebels, Menoyo laid. He refused to say how many militiamen were fight­ ing. Menoyo, who helped Castro de­ feat former dictator Fulgcncio Batista, also said In a news con­ ference Wednesday that armed combat waa going on In the Or­ gan kfountaini in the western province of Pinar Del Rio and in the Crystal Mountains In the eset* era province of Orients. He said the guerrilla! hev* won most of their fights, ualng Ctcch tommy guns and UB. rifles cap­ tured from Castro In com bat or In garrison raid*. In New York, exile sources told United P ren International that antl-Caitro guerrilla* bad landed in Cuba at opposite ends of the Caribbean Island. Menoyo said the stiff fighting near Sancli Spirltua has forced the Castro forces to Isolate th* toqp. He? said Raul Castro |*s» ordered that peaaanta who wera not government supporters be ayrested end paraded at prisoner* captured In the fighting. NeveriLeleii, peasants and *v*a some mlltti.'men have defected to tb* guerrillas., according to A r. mando Fleitei, secretary general of tit* Eicambray Front In New York, Flatter said Castro troopa were killing peasants suspected of siding with the revolt. Menoyo said, that a courier re. ported Urn front near Sancti Spiritus, a center in the rich agricul­ tural central Cuban region, ex­ tended 10 milci. Everado Salsa was named at commander of th* guerrilla forces in Ui* central re­ gion. Manoyo aaid Rotated resistance to Castro has been going on for a year in Las Villa*, but the guer­ rilla army has been In tha area a little more than month. The guerrilla army Include! "workers who don't Uke commu­ nism, deceived peasants, student* who love liberty, rebel soldier* Irctrsyed by Fidel Castro and mi­ litiamen," Menoyo aaid. The Eicambray Front la a new organisation, Menoyo said. It* money was being raised from contribution* front Cubans In the United State*, according to Fleitei. Menoyo disbanded bis original army In 1969 shortly after Castro suited power from Batista, Menoyo'i army was the first to rldo into Havana In January, 1939, aft­ er Uatiita fled. Hart's 'Greatest' Work Unfinished PALM SPRINGS, Cellf. (UPI) —A heart aliment which had fall, ed to show the vigor of Broadway director-playwright Moss Hart fi­ nally has silenced his prolific pen, !cav.ng what critic* termed hla greatest work unfinished. Hart, 37, died Wednesday when he was stricken by his second heart attack tn 14 monthi. He had just finished the second act of a play which publishers said might have been better than hli famed "Lady In The Dark" or “ Th* Man Who Came To Dinner." The Pultlser Prise-winning writ­ er-director died almost Immedi­ ately after be was atricken while stepping Into his car to keep a dental appointment Hla wife. Kilty Carlisle, TV panelist, was by Us aid*. Hart'a two children, Christopher and Kathy, were asleep in the house. . �•» Page 2—Thurs. Pec. 21, 1001 DONNIE McEACHHEN, three months old occupant of the front row center apot In the above photo, received an award certificate along with other member* during last Thuraday'a final class o f Chuluota’s Personal Survival Course. (Jones Photo) Baby Boy Completes CD Course With Chuluota Survival Class The youngest citizen in Seminole County, and perhipi in the whole United Stater, ever to complete a Pertonal Survival Course re­ ceived hit award certificate from Instructor Tom Richey tu t Thurs­ day. Donnie McEachcrn, threemonths-old son of Mr. and Mrs dim MeEschern attended all four o f tha Chuluota Claisei with his parents and, according to Richey “ was as good ai gold through each session and we never heard a peep out of him." Other residents of the area to receive certificates at last Thurs­ day's concluding etna were G. R, Bouldcn, Florence Boukjen, Grace Keller, Stella F. Hell, Caro­ lyn K. Runyon, Carol L. Jepson, Katherine F. Jones, Rose Muako, Joseph J, Muiko, Dorothy Fox, Mary G. Hammond, Russel J, Hammond, Ruth K. Zink, Her­ man E. Zink, Alyne M. Ratliff. George Worthington, Jerry Me* Xillop, Patty McKIHop, Kenneth G. Rice, Shirley Rice, Marjorie A . Bigelow, Arthur Broeker, Emi­ ly Broeker, Sophie Kostl, Jeanette Schwcrdt, Henry C- Sch* werdt. Audubon Chapter Hears Program Seminole Chapter membera of the Florida Audubon Society met Monday night In the School Farm Building on lllh St. In Sanford for a special Christmas program based on the theme, "Remember the Birds." Field trips announced included one to Cocoa on Dec, 28 and one to Titusville on Dec, 30. Legal Notice HOT Icat Nolle# la hersby itln-n that tha annual rotation nf tha HliarahnM. ara o f South Bamlnola liana, Varn Park, Florida, will ba htld at Ite banfclne houaa In P a m Park. Roun. t r o f Bamlnola, Btata o f Florida, an Tutaday, January 9. IMS, at Its* I'.U. for tha purport nf h a ir , in e reports, for tha alaclton o f Dlractnra lor tha anatilnit yaar ap-l (or tha transaction til auch busl. naaa which may or mlaht prnparllr ooma bafura tha aald maatlna, jr any adjournamant or adjuurnmanta thereof. Slt o, notloa la harahy c l r . n that January I, ISIS has btan ( l i t d aa tha Itar- rd Dal* tor Kharsboldara antlltad to vule at tha Annual Mharahuldara maatlna aa ait forth above. J. P. Tool# Vtca Praaldanl and Caahlar ■outh Hrmlnul# Hank Para Park, Plurlda IN TUN CIIIUI IT C J tim r O k ’ t IIH e r ir j r n i r t a i , c i n t i u T in a m i PO R BKMINOI.R COUNTY. FLOSS. IUA IN CUANCKIIV NO. 1174* ■ A I T nnOOKl.TN BAV1NUB DANK, e Naw York eorporallon, rialatltr, -vaO U r K. P l l l l f L i r S and PRANCES U PHILLIPS, hit wlla. Palandanta. noth k t o n e m u o k o n u u a op p t e i . i t 'A iitta a i'ip r o w PO. Cl LOB I It 11 TOi OUT L. l-HIUJI-S and PRANCES L. I'lU LU P S, bla wlfa 24S1S Atneail Assure Hunnyniaad, Callfuriila YOU, o u t i:. i ' l l i t.Lii'.t and PKANCKU U Pil tL L II‘4, ara harahy nutlflad that a Cumplalnt (or Puratluaur* o( Uurl|t|a hat haan (Had against yuu, and yuit ara required to aorva a copy o f your Anawar or I'laedtnas t<> tha Com­ plaint on Iba 1‘ UlniKt a atternay, Joaapli XI. Pltacaiald, I I I kacurlly Truat Building, Htaml 12, Florida, and (lla tha original Anawar or Flsxd lns In tha u((loa o f the d a r k a f tha Circuit Court on or b a to n (ha ttth day of Daa.rab.r A. D , ( M l . If you Tati to do to, Jjilg. rnanl by default will bo lakan SfalUal you (or till rallot dtiu iudad In lha Coinplalnl. Tha d.s o rlp 'l o n nf tha ra il proparl) proceeded u#aln»t la: Let I, Block 7, o f TOWN. BITE OP NOllTII CIIULIT. LOTA, a subdivision accordlu s to plat lharaet recurdtd In Plat Hook f. psgsa I t to t l . In-luaUa. o f tha Publlo Hacorda o f baniln»la County, Florida. Tbla nullca ahall ba pultllahad ciu a aaoii watk tor (our ren ts cullva w it h * In tha Sanford Her­ ald. LONP AND UHUEHMU at InUford, Sewlnula County, Florida, this Itt h day o f Notrauihar a . U , t i l l . (BCALI Arthur H. Uackwllh, Jr. Clark, Circuit Court Byl Martha T. VHItii Daputr Clark Jcsapb t i . r U a . e i a i d I I I Baeurtty Truat UuUdlnf Mlbiuk IS, Florida iM b U is Nov. Is * Has. T. It. -IL Men Of NAS Plan Children's Party Ann Hyman, Trudy Corten, Marja Morski, Harold McBride, Glenn Shupe, Hilda Shupc and little Donnle'i parents, Jim and Sue MeEaehern, Luther League To Present Annual ‘Living Nativity1 The third annual performance of "The Living Nativity" by memberi of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church's Luther League will be presented dally between the hours o f 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. weather permitting, through Christmai Eve lighting with today's re-enactment by the young people. Cast of characters will be changed with cadi presentation as all members of the League are given opportunity to partici­ pate In the program which will take place in front of the sew church on Hwy. 17-87. Insurance Plan To Be Discussed At AARP Meeting David Jefferya, director of Raid operation! of the American Aian, of Retired Pertone, will be the prinftprfl speaker for the Jan. 8 meeting of tha organlxatten'a De­ nary Chapter. Jefferya, from the Washington, D. C., headquarters, will talk on the Insuranca plan available through tha a laudation which le expected to ba open for enrollment in Februery or 31arch. Elmer J. Grumbacher, pro-tam president o f tha DeBary Chapter, haa advised thet tha meeting will be open to all interested persons. Exact time will be announced, he said. Legal Notice IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT DP TIMS NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP AND FOR SKMINOLH OOUNTV, FI.Oil III A CHANCERY NO. >1741 CITY NAVlNIin RANK OP PITTM. FIELD Plaintiff. »• CIIAIII,K* C. HTIIADHR and MAR. T il A L. UTItADEU, M l w Ifa Dafandanta. N o r ir M o p a v r r in KOHTUALR rtlRRULOlURR TOl CIIAHLEa O. HT It A DC It and MARTHA U a n t A D u n , hit A party for 28 children from age one to 14 yean o f age will be held at tha Sanford Naval Air Station Friday, when the FJtal aud Second Class Nsvy men of SNAS Person­ nel, trest these children. Thera will be a dinner o( turkey and all ths trimmings, following s tour of the station. 1.liter tha children will be visited by Santa Claus, who will present gifts to all the children. Many persons and organisations hare contributed to tha aucctsa of tha planned party, Including Food Fair, which Is contributing the turkey and fruit, Chase and Co fruit, and Touchton’s is giving toys, Ths A3J line personnel of North American have given a cash dona­ tion snd the Acny Ducey Club has also donated to ths party. Uther members of ths commit­ tees Included John W. Decker and Charles Thomas of ths Acay DUcey Club; presents, Bailey and Hatch o f VA1I-7; Food, Boggs of VAH-8 and Snydsr o f V A H -U . Guides will be Bernsberg, NAS, Rowell, Hatwing I, and transportation will be by Ladd, Marinas, Publicity Is handled by SUnakls of Hatwing L Special guaite who havo been Invited are Father Lauranssno, Chaplin Deal and Capt. Joe Tutlajr. WW I Auxiliary Holds Election O f New Officers The Auxiliary of World War I Barrack* 1187 of DeBary elected officers a I ill Dec. I meeting at the Community Center. Taking office after installation on Jan. 23 at the Center will be Mildred King, president; Marie Pye, senior vice president; Pau­ line Wateri, Junior vice president; Mary tiullck, treasurer; Evelyn Dtlck, chaplain; Nan Edwards, conductress; Ina Benidist, guard, and Marie Olive, trustee. Memberi of (hi barracks and auxiliary who visited the Laka City Veterans Hospital on Dec. It were Mr. and Mra. Van Duncan, Mr. and Mr*. L. LaChat, Mr. and Mrs. John Dsick, Mr. and Mr*. Walter Olive and Mr. and Mrs. Chauncay King, Tha naxt regular meeting of Hie auxiliary is scheduled for Jan. 12 at tha Community Center. wlfa It-aldiaca — t l t l K .ntuckv Avanre, Akron, Ohio T oo ara htraby nsllftad that a Complaint to furaoloaa a oartaln iiiortaasa . n c u m re rliif lha tullewIna daaerlhad ra il pronarty. to-wlti l-«t l i t , OAKLAND HILLS, accordltie to tha plat lharaet aa racordttl In Plat Rook II. Papal 41 and 14, Publlo Rec­ ord* of bamlnola County, F lo ­ rida; Including all atructuraa and Improramtnli now and haraattar oa aald land and tlxturaa attached to or used In connacllun with tha aald pramlaaa liaa baan filed aaalnat you to tbo ahoia-aty Ird aull, ond you ara required to aarrr a copy o f yaor Answer or Plradlnp to lha Com. plaint on Plalntlfr* attarnaya, Andaraon, Huah, Ward A Daan, IIS Kaat Capital Avanua. Orlando, Florida, and flit lha urlalual An­ awar or I ' l . i d i o g In lha offlra af tha Clark of lha Circuit Court an or b tf u r i tha Iblb day o l Decanil>ar t i l l . II you fall to do ao, a decree pro oonfaaao will ha lakan aaalnat you f o r tha relief demand­ ed In the Complaint. Thle Notice ahall ha published once a weak tor tour consecutive waaka In tha Hanford Herald. WITNEbb my hand aud attlolal atal ol a id e s at bamlnola County. F l o : Ida. tbla Sill: day o f X pvmu bar. 1SI1. (BEAL) Arthur II. Ueckwiib, Jr. Clark of Circuit Court ■ Ryr Martha T. Vlhlau Drputy Clark Pukllah Nov. 3V. A Dad- 7, II, II. Church Women Hear Program In DeBary By M M . ADAM MULLER Women of Deftery’a First Presbyterian Church war* treat­ ed to a most successful musical program at their Christmai meet­ ing Monday in the church aanctury. Mrs. Hubert Henderson, presi­ dent, introduced Mrs. Jo Gillenkamp of DeLand and Mist Alice Schaffer as special guests fjr the afternoon. MUl Schaffer, mis­ sionary from Hotig Kong, It spending the holidays In DeBary with her sister, Mrs. John Forbes. Mra. C. E. Butlar war In charge of tha program and the benedic­ tion was given by Rev. Augustus C. Summers, pastor of tha church, H oilenca for tha social hour at tha close of the meeting lnclud* ed Mrs. Hisel Hill, Mrs. Bert Newton, Mrs. Clarenco C. Shaf­ fer, Mrs. George Sehwaroer and Mrs. L, Faig. Other membera af the group assisted with fenring. Altamonte Club Keels For Annual Supper Program Christmas Sail Set For Mayfair Saturday Niphl Final plan* are complete for tha big annual Christine* Ball which will 1* sponsored for the first time this yaar by the Gntntna Omega Chupler o f E|>iilun Sigma Alpha. It will be held at the Mnyfair Hotel ballroom Saturday from P p. m. to l a. in. Tickets, at |5 per coOpla will be on able at the door, and the dance Is open to the public. It Is espe­ cially called to the attention of re­ turning college students, cutter nnd business couples, bachelor naval ofirera nnd men, hotel guests and all young married cuuples, aa well ai the member* of local and national fraternal organisation*, it ia not necessary to ba a fratem* Ity member to attend. Dress for the dance Is optional, but It la expected that formal and sami-formal wear will prevail, as the ladies will prefer to dress in their most high-style fashions for this big event. Ticket and dance chairman Is Mra. John Dickey, publicity chair­ man la Miss Patty Walker, dec­ orations are under the direction of Mra. Eli White and president of th* sorority is Mrs. John Sehlrard. Ticket* are now on tale at MeRoberta Tire Bhop and reserva­ tions should b* In by Friday night (See ad in Herald for numbers to call for reservations.) DeBary Glee Club Presents Program By MRS. ADAM MULLER The Annual Christmaa Sing of tha DaBary Glee Club wai pre­ sented this yaar on Dae. II at th* Community Center. M n . Harry Whitaker directed tha performance and Laura Platt Brown aerved aa pianist. Duet selections were sung by Mrs. Emily Armstrong and Mrs. Marion Roberta and Robert Mc­ Gee, backed by the entlra chorus, took the aolo lead In " 0 Holy Night." Instrumental numbers were pre­ sented by a trio composed of piano by Theresa Kupecs, first violin by Mlsa Coraellia Shaw and second violin by Mra. T. Donaldson. Following the program, which closed with audience participation in singing old and beloved carols, was a social hour and refresh­ ment period planned by Mra. Cbarlai Creaaey, chairman of tha committee, and her hostesses. Republican Club Election And Party Set In DeBary By MRS. ADAM MULLER Plans for today’ i 7;30 p. m. holiday party and meeting of the DeBary Republican Club at th* Community Center were made by the executive board which met with President Thornton Smith at the Fire House last Thursday morning. George Percey, executive eom mitteeman of Daytona and a former DeBary resident, will be guest speaker. Aleo on th* agenda la e report from Howard Middleton, chairman of th* nominating committee fur new officers, to be followed by tha elections. At th* cloe* of the business session an sntertelnment and re­ freshment ported ha* boon plan­ ned. Tha party and meeUng are open and Invitation la extended to all resident* who might care to attend, Smith aald. DeBary Legion Group Sets Party A Christmas party has been scheduled for 7 p. m. today in the DaBary Fire House for mem­ bers of the American Legion Post 238 Auxiliary. All members have been re­ queued to bring a so-cent paper Item to add to the grab bag, By SHIRLEY WE.NTMORTH^ The Community House in Ahamonte Springs was the scene last week o f much holiday festivities ns members and friends of tbe Altamonte Springs Garden Club turned the hall into n Christmas Fantasy. The occasion w e e the annual covered dish sup per and Chriatinft party held Dee. 14 at 8:30 p. m. THIS UNIQUE ARRANGEMENT was on* o f many displayed by Mra. Leonard Toy, center, in a demonstration on the creative art to admiring members o f the Bear Lake Garden Circle. Featuring artificial material*, Lite floral piece wa* done by Mrs. Toy when the Circle visited her Rock House Gardens as a part of its Christmas Meeting. (Herald Photo) Garden Circle Hears lips For Basic Floral Designs By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Membera of the Bear Lake Garden Clrcla met at the home of Mra. Donald Cone of Craig Drive, Bear Lake Manor at 7:30 p. m. Dae. 13. The program for th* evening consisted of a visit to Rock Houia Gardens on Fairbanks St., Or­ lando with the hostess there being Mrs. Leonard Toy. M n . Toy gave a program on baste floral ar­ rangements Including the mech­ anic* of auch displays and event­ ually th# finished product. After her very Informative lec­ ture members of the club return­ ed to Mra. Cone’s home and there the buiiiMii meeting and Christ­ mas party wa* bald along with the exehang* of gifts. Those attending were Mre. Jay Hospital N otes DECEMBER II Admissions Linda Austin. Florence, Miss.; Betty June Wheat, Longwood; John Henry Ford, DeBary; Janie Soderblom, Lake Monroe; Kaprel Pilorisn, Longwood; Minnie Lee Klnird, Lake Monroe; Harvey Vleno, Oiteen; Shirley Norris, Orlando; Terry Ann Anderson, Wi­ nona Newman, Vincent HiUard, Mary Dixon, Betty Pickrel, Selma McQuillan, FTed Strange, Fay* Haynes, Lessie Shepherd, Mary Keenan, Lawton Beard and Nora Long o f Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bruce of Sanford, a girl Mr. ant Mrs. Bruce Pickrel of Sanford, a boy Dismissals Orville Dunekel, DeBary; Daniel Pell, Oiteen; Edna Humphrey, Lake Mary; William Mlchallis, DeBary; Sarah Baird, Carmlla Ray, Mr*. Louis Saneho and baby, Mra. tilctui Lemon and baby, Mr*. Earl Lee and baby and Jacob Cohen of Sanford. DeBary Firemen Elect Officers New officers of the DeBary Volunteer Firemen'* Assn., Inc., were elected at the regular meet­ ing of the group last Thursday avenlng. baad the Thornton Smith will head organisation aa president for 1982. Other officer! will be Darwin Bruce, vice president; EUworth Ogden, secretary; Paul Baraael, treasurer; George Gerling, Hag, financlal secretary, and Frank Christen, director. BARGAIN PRICES W. Malone, Mrs. Richard Scott, M n . Charles Darla, Mr*. Robert Kowalski, Mrs. Robert Conover, M n. Richard Matbes, M n . AI bert Jacobs, Mrs. Ernest Medvec and Mre. Alan Wentworth. Guests for th* evening were Mr*. M. Woods, M n , Frank Greer and M n. William Maetey. The door prise, consisting of the Circle's Christmas tree en­ try at the Christmas Tree Lane •how held In Orlando recently, wea won by Mrs. Scott. A mer­ chandise certificate donated by the Axalea Park Nursery waa won by M n. Ernest Medvee. After th* exchange of gifts, DeBary Cub Scouts Have Holiday Party DeBary Cub Scouts met Mon­ day evening at Ihe Fire House for their Christmas Party when they presented Christmaa Wreaths made during recent den meeting* to their parents. Assisting with the party were Cubmaster Don­ ald Drach and Den Mother*. A lighted tree, made and trim­ med by the boyi, stood at one end of the room where games were played before refreshment* were served by M n. George GorUog of Pen Three from a beauti­ fully decorated buffet. Committeemen attending the party Included Joseph Brenner, chairman and George Gerling, William Hennehgan and Gerard Neyer, Institutional representa­ tive. Opera Club Plans DeLand Program The DeBary Opera Group will preaent an evening of muaie for the DeLand Tourist Club on New Year's Day, Featured artiste appearing on the program will Include Florence St. Amend, Robert N. McGee, Ger­ trud* McNaughton, Ivan Walker, Beatrice Muller and Laura Platt Brown. A number o f selection* alto will ba presented by tha entire chorus. punch and homemade cookies were enjoyed. The next monthly meeting will be held at the home of M n . C L. Brunk of Lake Asher Circle Bear Lake Manor. Retired Folks Plan Party; Set Deadline By CAROL JEPSON Members of ChuluoU's Retired Folks Club will hold their annual Christmai Party in th* Comtnun ity Building today. Festivities will open with a potluck supper at 8 p. m. A business meeting and exchange of gifts will follow and th* evening will cloe* with a Carol Sing under the direction by Herman Zink. Officials of the club, which also la sponsoring a Christmai Light­ ing Contest In Chuluota, ask that all displays be complete and ready for Judging by 8 p. m. Saturday. Judgei will be Mrs, Joseph Battle, Mr*. Lutllle- Niblick and Mra, Virginia Mlkler, all of Oviedo. DeBary Veterans Name New Officers Thanks to supper chairmen, Ma­ jor and Mrs. Robert 31. Watson and assistants, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Bryan, 31r, and Mr*. L. G. West, Mr. and Mr*. Homer S. Sewell Jr., 3!r. and 3lrs. Robert S. Bradford and Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Willard ami also to the decorating committee, th* trimmings were beautflul. 9 Upon entering the hall, the long buffet table was there to see in all ite glory. Green net covered the entire table with glittering felt ornumenU tucked here and there to add glamorous sparkle. Topiarytype trees made hy various club mem ber* glistened in all their bounty atop the table. In tha dining hall individual 1 tables were act with whit* clotlit and clsverly designed centerpieces consisting o f dried and sprayed material. Christmas trees, candles ■led* and all that make* for a happy holiday letting. Hanging ornaments added their glittery glamour to tha affair aa did the clever wall decorations, which also were mad* by members. All these adornment* wore a priee tag ao that at the conclusion of till' evening they could be purchased by those wishing to do so. The highlight for the evening waa a Christmas comedy called "Mouth of th* Gift Horae," writ­ ten by Mra. E. Ducloa, president of the Orlando Players and enacted for the enjoyment of all by mem­ ber! o f the club. Taking part were M n , A. (to Merrill, Mra. K. A. Juthe, M n . RT D. Masten, Mra Frank R. Gerhardt, Mra. Robert S. Bradford and M n . Dan A. Harris. Director waa Mra. George C. Hearn. By far, an avenlng o f fun, food and festivity was thoroughly en­ joyed by all attending. Ultra-fashionable ledtei * f Hie Roman court devised * m *thc« for bleaching their hair with a type of soap which came from Gaul. Zero Temperature FO O D Ralph Combs was named com­ mander for 1982 of DeBary's World War I Barracka 1187 at the December meeting of the organ­ isation In the Community Center. Others elected were Joseph Van Duaen, senior vice commander; FOR R E N T Aaron Dungon, junior vice com­ mander; E. Benedict, quarter­ B y Month or Y ea r master, and Nicholas Kaboe, chaplain. New members Joining at this meet lag Included Alexander FOOD S E R V K M , tow < Brockner, M. L. McCartney and H. T. Farrar. Transferring from 401 W. 13th St. oilier barracka were John Strang F A 2 -3831 S a n fo r d , F la . and Oscar Augustine. lo ck er s' " H o m e that S$t WAIIIUM COOKWAM NO MONBY DOWN PAY ONLY 1.00 opm rroa rata $4 M l P t C I A l POR A UMITID TIMI WEEKLY Tha line •#t el Club Aluminum quality cookwere will your cholceti (rectum. Detlq''•d for hechhful "wateriest” ceoklng —cock 1 m tew beat—Cuts fu e lfeed Costs - , . taring 1 soon pay far sell A set to complete It antwers oil cooking needs: 1, 1 Vi and 2-qt, Covered Sauce fans; 10-ln, fry Pan; 4 Vi q*. Dutch Oven; 13-In. Oval Rooster; and Baking Rack. B O TTLED GAS on Popular Brands COAII'LETE HEARING AID SERVICE G. , C. 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This Is welcome news In at least three respects: 1— It lessens doubts that expensive space research could be made to pay off', 2— It will certainly widen appreciably the scope and quality of communications everywhere; 3— It lessens the prospects of government develop­ ment in this field through use of tax funds. President Kennedy said last July thnl lie favors private operation of apucc communications but un to this point, no plun has been sanctioned to allow AT&T or, any other company to go to work on this project. The issue largely Is whether the federal govern­ ment should or should not ojiernto the coming apace communications systems. The proponents of govern­ ment operation rnite doubt ns to the wisdom of allowing one company to dominate space communications, with various insinuations concerning "monopoly" and "un­ due profit." Actually, the directives and policy of the federal communications commission nnd Its capacity to regulate seem to make these fears inconsequential Indeed. Its directives have been closely followed by a committee of the communications industry representing nine con­ cerns. The Issue of possible domination by one company doesn't hold up. The proposed Joint corporation would be governed by a board o f which no participant would have more than two directors, nnd would Include four extra members. Under FCC regulation, any attempt to gain individual financial advuntagea to the detriment of the others would certainly seem unwise. An answer Is needed fairly soon because present forcasta Indicate that present lines across the Atlantic will be overburdened by 1005. It would seem that the government ahould come up with an answer as to whether or not It plans to enter this field or leave It to private companies. 1 me Civ I 1 — 1 w f : f£ I £ |> II im E i sin 1» ■ ■Si j ' < * ■ f! ; *■ • ' ! ; X Dr. Crane's $ Worry ** j F B 1; El th* du m M fa 1 Pi be pi dl fn Ft Tl T1 m S« Jl Jl P M 'c a fa pi H al Clinic CASE K-412: Frank K , seed 34, •ouf ht my advice a year a io. “ Dr. Crnns, I'm fad up with life," ha aald disgustedly. "I htv* no friends and don't much rare. "Resides, I don't enjoy the com­ . c pany o f girls, for they make mo ill * at Mia. I bluih and am unoomfortabla whenever I meet them. "So l ‘d rather lit at home and read. M oil people are itupld foola, i nm anyway. They talk about inam 1 ■ubjecta. Rooks ere tha b u t frlendt 1 hevr. if "Another trouble o f mine I* an exaggerated fear o f disease, I'm “I* , afraid o f dying. "L)r. Crane, my life lin't worth living. I've roneldcrcd ending It all. Can you help clear Up the muddled m en In which I find my■elf, or I* there no h ope?" Print Clinic* In thle educational column your editor offere you a “ print clinic” V on psychological problem! In en « ifc endeavor to promote emotional #• •lability end happlnee*. Pur the mure progreetlve mod­ em newipepere ere becoming our topmoit educational medium*. Through thle column alone, you receive elmoet a college major In psychology, for I pour Into It the practical content of a doicn courses In psychology that I have long taught In American univer­ sities. I shell not deicrlbe iny advice to Frank but you may Infer It from L‘ the following letter that arrived from him recently. "Deer Doctor Crane," he started M out. “ You have probably forgotten • H about me by now, but 1 want to tell you that yen have dene mere for me with one little typewritten sheet e f piper then Aladdin could have dune with his temp. Proof Of The Padding “ I am more popular now than I have been In my life. My fears are also fa it becoming a thing o f the past. “ I have even Inveetlgated com* books In support o f religion by men whose opinions 1 respected. “ I started going to church end Joined a young people'! league. Thle helped plenty, even If 1 didn’t become a 'shuuter.' "I else began attending dances and social affaire. 1 scrapped my reading of cynical modem authors who streie the futility o f life. “ Instead, 1 chose authors who cheersd me up, even If literary critice didn't rlasitfy their volumes as lasdtrs In the field. “ I don't give a hang as long ■■ I fcsl belter when 1 finish ths book. Ho back to 'Ivnnboc' am) 'The Three Musketeers.' Hack to Zens Uruy and Habetlnl. ‘T realise that I was topheavy In my attitudes previously, so I etn trying to develop gome social balInet end extrovert myself. “ It works, too, although It was bmd going at the start. I had to drive myself along by sheer will power. Crateful Fur fo ld Hwrat "Dut 1 remembered what you said about cold sweat being ths kind that really makes a man grow, so I gritted my teeth and stuck to my course. Now I ran laugh at my fears, for 1 am ac tually becoming maaUr of myself. O HI* c i ri ft pi IB *■ tr r J l X . » t s n c OU R ~ at : S a Z r B O A R D IN G Y td ~ l fc 6AD. S*OF PY,TH* DRATT » o'] \ HBRVe of tu o se blighters ^ ' — OTAKTlNG UP TO 6 ELLCHRlITd 4 f v i o MASTMG3 RIGHTACROta X T b io ll FROM, U*/-—TV* A NOTION) TO 6 0 OSfgR ANDTftLLTHCM/j S .V * TO a t! AB OFF THAT l o r —, t h a t m s m y p r o p e r t y /y neck: if H O USE 6 ETA LOAD OF 1Yf FAT BLOKE- VETHTHpi U G . HAT AH' Kao SNIFFER.1 His n o se m a k e s a SvJeu. ORHAMEfJT WHEHSbU SM TT SHlMlMG TVIRUTH' BRAHCUfSOPIUSTRB1* / THEY A 1 Political g F c H olly? W h at's It For? OWMEO" T TH* LOT' t Florida Sees Big Boom In Moon Project By BABBAlU FBYK TALLAK ASIK B, Fie. (U i’ l> — Florida will ride the coat-tails of the NOVA moon project to the greatest economic boom It has ever seen, This Is the opinion of Qor. Far­ ris Bryant and other state offi­ cials. Bryant predicta Florida wilt be |tO billion rkhcr by the Ume this notion launches a man to tha moon from Cape Cansvetal. But af) Ihla Is in tha future. The state meanwhile Is having Iruuble financing all the appro­ priations voted by the 1901 Legis­ lature. Although Florida was tha fast­ est growing state In ths nsUon In the post decode, It Is finding that expansion does net quite pey for Itself. Ths thousands who move to the state each year require more schools, police protection and other services than the taxes they pay will cover, Even ths millions o f tourists who vacation In Florida du not dump In enough tax** to make up the sleek. And Florida's revenue Is geared to the tourist dollar, with major taias falling on aalel, gaso­ line, whisky and rase track bet­ ting. Hod H net been for Bryant's flection a year ago on a "no new tax" program, the legislature al­ most certainly would have voted substantial tax raises thla year, The governor kept his campaign promise and the legislature was forced to base a |30 million build­ ing program on s sharp rise in the economy which eo far has not ma­ terialised. The State tightened lie bell and Bryant vowed not only to get by on existing Income but to Initiate enough economies to save ISO mil­ lion in hit first two years In oillea. In th< midst of this economy Letters To The Editor To the Editor: Several days ago Mr, I.arry Venhel, Managing Editor of tha Sanford Herald, was the gusst speaker at the meeting of the Men's Club of the First Christian Church. Mr. Vcrshol spoke on h|s philosophy of whit the role snd responsibility of ■ newspaper shuuld be to a community. Reslislng that his column. Around The Clock, has, at tlmos, been controversial to some, we had looked forward to lliii meeting with a great deal of Interest, Having listened to Mr. Venhel we have come to know much bet­ ter the Importance of a newspaper In Its role In stimulating the con­ science and concorn of the people of a community who often become far too apathetic In vital local Issues. Mr. Vershel stated that Iw felt It bis duty as a newspaper­ man to Inform and that thero la no way for many people to know what Is happening In a commun­ ity unless the newspaper, with Its sources of information, informs the people. It Is al this point that the responsibility of th« individual cltlien must be assumed. If Ibc cllUen does not seem to cars or does not act, then that is another tragic story. We appreciated Mr. Vershel and we feel that he presented sn hon­ est viewpoint we would like to see more of In th« field of Journal­ ism and public service. Wo would encourage you, is we would en­ courage our elected official! and Complete public servants, am) as we would admonish ourselves as cltlscns, lo be more diligent In the services we perform for the good of our people instead of for the Interests of a chosen few. Sincerely James N. Barnett Soviet Steel Up NEW YORK (VP!)—Stoat out­ put In Russia Is expected to eat a record this year. Western observ­ ers estimate 1941 Soviet tonnage at 7N million tons, six million ov er 1900. Plans call for expanding this to 100 million tons by 19SG. U. S. output this ysar likely will be below (he 99.1 million tons in 1900. drive, Florida waa selected as the taka-off point for the nation's moon shot and Uts state faced the problem of preparing for the spaca ago, partUulariy in the Bold o f education. "The Capo Canaveral program wfll launch a t economic boom the like o f which has not boon soon," Bryant Mid. "Firm foundations of Industry, agrtculturs and tourism will shore up the growth m o ltin g from the moon shot." Until this giant thrust forward starts paying o ff In dollar* In th* treasury, state official* looked be­ yond pay-as-you-go programs for ways to finance htedtd expansions. Bryant and the state cabinet pushed through a propose! to issue $16 million In stall bonds payable over a 10-year period to provide classrooms, laboratories end offcampus graduate programs -for spaca age technicians. Other programs wars advanced to gat more productivity from tha present tax dollar. An all-out campaign waa launch­ ed to get toulsta to linger longer and Isava behind more o f their cash. To this end, slate agencies concerned with tho tourist Indus­ try aro concentrating efforts on getting hotel, motel and amusament personnel to be "extra nice" and hospitable. State universities will go on th* year-round trimester system next fall to cut nearly two years off tha usual schooling period o f 19 ysers and get better utilisation o f exist­ ing classroom space. Universities also are under orders to Increase tho actual teaching load of their faculties to eliminate tha need for many additional positions. Page 4 Sanford, Florida vs a n Thursday, December 21, 1961 Kurrea ■ rv iL iia e a (3USMIXU s a t a i s killscmmw u e a t VKBsneL ■ VBLTN Uaaaaiaa Advertising jir u v u siu r w il l s County CJllet CUCRLU PARMW ■wcisir Bdlter M. BecBriUte ». Dlreetar BLLES U S B cu r Rdtter n t l S K VOLTULtXM Circulation Msnaaee d A X I I L . S IIO H M A K K R VIIKU WBLLO Basle*** tlaa a a s r Xlechenclel B u st L'UseWlsd Stanaaer C a t.re d mu eeeead elaaa m attes O eteSer BT, t i l e a l llw r e e l OMIe# af •aa ta rd , rte rM a aadee (be S i t a t Caaareea a l Marek a. l i r e . TOe H erald le a measbee at I be i ’alted rre a e a l b b Is e a lllle d aaelaetr r ly to tbs a*e fee *e»ab lieatiaa a l a ll I be laaal w e t g O . l t atwgprpee, ALLEN A CO. 211 E. LEMON ST. LAKKJLAND, FLA. Floor Covering S Harrell 209 Phone W . 25th S t F A 2-8415 • Transmission Kebollders • Engine Kebaildero • Wholesale Auto Pert* AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE BltOP SERVICE The Civitan Club OF W ill SANFORD A gain Be S e llin g -------- v ^ ionC J & x fa i tSS&gjsftS For the llcnefit Of — — — Mentally Retarded Children OF HE MIN OLE 11.00 per lb. COUNTY The I end 3 • tb. Slice Packaged for Gift Moiling in 1, 2, 3 end 6 • lb. Sites FOR SALE A T ------FLORIDA STATE HANK, installment Imin Dept. WINN . DIXIE 8T O R E S ................. THRIFT WAY and Any Civitan Club Member . G. W. DODSON, Contractor We Will Be CLO SED Thurs., Dec. 2 8 While we calculate the 4% year dividends for our 5,400 Savings Accounts Please let us serve you on W ednesday or Friday U*» just plain good sense. . . a growing savings account will help you face the future with confidence. You'll be secure in the knowledge thxt, your savings can cushion the shock of future emergencies. Start on the right road to security. . . open or add to your savings account right away. Remember, your aavingt here are insured safe and earn liberal dividends compounded twice yearly. Member! Midwest Stock Each, Chicago Board e f Trad* Orlande 8s In Rspreesntetir* Mrs. Stan Comstock Ph. OA (-MSI I Beverly Automotive ® Listed tad axllatod Mutual Fund* Also, there must be a detcrmlnfirst space flight around the earth in the Vostak. ! atlon that the moon, planets and The question to be determined other heavenly bodies that n4| is where free outer space begins. be explored ore—like the high If national savereignly doesn't J seas under International h w t3. extend to infinity. day—open to peaceful use by all What is proposed for United without regard to national clairar. Nations consideration is recog­ A precedent for this mlrcxdy nition that international law, in­ exists in the Antarctic Treaty cluding the UN charter, extend which demilitarizes the south to outer space. The first step to­ polar continent and makes It op?u ward control would be agreement for exploration bv all rnontrie;. to ivpuit oil .pace v.iiicir launch­ In September I960 President ings for their registration hy the Elsenhower, addressing the I'™ UN oeeretsry-gencrsl. suggested that the Antarctic prinAfter this might come agree- cipie bo extended to outer space. ment In International co-opera­ tion in expioraton of outer space, FIRST QUALITY weather observation and develop­ ment of communication systems bv satellite relay. The Interna­ tional Telecommunications Union INSTALLED or has already called a 1993 conferDO-IT-YOURSELF i SANDItAN cncc to allocate apace radio chan­ Inlaid Linoleum nel!. l ALL TYPES Other problems to come up later RrilllUnt Floor Covrrlng FREE ESTIMATES include the creation of a nvilucl Insurance fund for payment of House of Floors damages from iitellllc cras-tcs Fern Plasa - Fern Perk and safeguards against oulspace TE 8-1677 contamination. Re*Idea(let • Commercial Building FALL OUT SHELTERS FA 2-7O0S Investment Service & m fa rh WASHINGTON (N EA ) — Soviet Hunts's sgreement to tske part in saltations on International control and devslopment of the peaceful uses of outer space i> one of the most hopoful events in this yoar's frustrating United Na­ tions General Assembly. The important point is that the Russians have for two years pre­ vented any meetings of the UN Committoo on Outer Space by de­ manding veto rights. But this committee has now been expended from 24 to 29 members by sddltion of Chad. Morocco, Mongolia and Sierra Loons, They obvlouily know little snd have small futures in outer space, but so do most of the others, Anyway, they hive now unani­ mously agreed to begin meetIngs next March, recognizing that there can be no real disarma­ ment until there is international control of outer space at well at of nuclear testing. Tho hopeful sign here 11 that willingness to ro-operate in outer spice has now been coupled with Russian agreement to take part In furthering talks before a new, ll-natlon disarmament commis­ sion, It will replace the 10-natlon Gens vs conference the Russians walked out on In June 1940. The Russians may have a self­ ish security Interest In this new attlttsde. The development of ob­ servation setsllltes orbiting the earth every 90 minutes to spy snd report on whit goss on below may In time make preparations move difficult, for any country planning surprise aggressive at­ tack. Still more Important than this, the development of orbiting satel­ lites loaded with nuclear weapons that could be rulossed on radio command and guided from tho earth to attach any designated target threatens ovary country's at entity. The only way this ten be pre­ vented is International agreement not to, militarise outer specs. Jlut tha problems of Inspection and control are obviously more dif­ ficult than on tha earth'a surface, underground or In submarines. So fir , neither tho United States or Soviet Russls has made any charges that Its sovereignty has bean Invaded by tho overhead passage of sstellitoi In orbit. There are now It American satellites In orbit. Ten are trans­ mitting Information back to earth. Rusti his only one fstcllte In earth orbit and It is silent. tam o of the U J . satellites have bean used for weather observa­ tion and forecasting. Tba science Is not far enough advanced to spot missile launching sites, but that's coming. And from the Rus­ sian point of vlsw, a spy Is a spy, no matter how high ho flies. An lntorostlng esse Is being argued experimentally by space lawyers that Gary Towers In tho U-t was no more potentially dan­ gerous as t spy than Russian Major Yurt Gagarin, making the Notebook s o le I A T I f T u �I / 1 gfr frinfarS Ijcralh Thurs. Dec. 21,1961—Pa^c 5 By JACK TRIM Last week there w n a lot of talk about shad fishing—ttiii week there has been a lot of fishing in fd d ltio n to the converiation. Arrival of the tint goodly num­ bers of ahad brought out heavy mid-week traffic on the St. Johns, where usually the weekends are the busy times. Most of these middle of the week anglers are our visitors who don’t have to go to work during the week. And ain't that a pleasant thought! • Busiest section of the river has oeen near Lemon Bluff, where John Crim said "it’s getting pretty crowded at times." Roe ahad up to four and a quarter pounds have been caught already and the numbers are greater than ' last year at this time. For the poor working stiffs who fish weekends, prospects are good • for shad this weekend—before and £rtter church. Jim Crowe on SH 46 also pointed out that the cool morning weather might help, as well as the full moon, If you care to calculate by the lunar system. Incidentally, Crowe's prediction that the shad would arrive in num­ bers Dec. IS was right on the but­ ton, although he didn't give the time of day. A father and son team visiting the Wrklva River area from Pen­ sacola landed several nice bass Tuesday and Wednesday, Herb Sutton of Wckiva River Haven said. Ralph Bledsoe and Ralph Jr. had s string of four pounders the first day and came right back for more. Fishing is "pretty good" in the Wckiva now, Sutton said. The Bledsoes used a top water bait he hadn’t heard of before, Sutton said, it's a Porter spinner and apparently is a good one. Sutton also pointed out another Important Item. The waters in the Wrkiva arc navigable all the way into the St. Johns now even though some people had the Impression that low levels had made certain places impassable In motor boats. You have to take care to avoid stumps and other hasards In some spots, but you can make it. • • * A piece of mail reveals how fish re stocking really got started wayback tn 1873, A train carrying a carload of live fish being sent westward by the U. S. Fish Com­ mission was crossing a bridge over the Elkhorn River. The bridge collapsed and the train— and fish—fell into the river. This met hot! of re.Mocking found no • • • favor, however, as even the gov­ 6 Henry Russell at Marina Isle ernment In those days drew the said today that many good speckl­ line an projects that were too ex­ ed perch catches have been re­ pensive. ported from Lake Jessup. Best place to catch ’em right now seems to be around Bird Island, where the water la deeper than most of tlie lake. The Russells also said that they have added some boat storage units at Marina Isle to accommo­ d a t e visiting boaters who come to the area as well as local boat owners. This is the flrst Ladles' Night of the new season at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club and all wom­ I* xiiis c ir c u it co u h t o r rust MINTII jrm c iA i, CJIUTIT, i t en arc invited to watch the tenA\n rim m i m i m i i . i: c o i'tT Y . race program free. F U t l l l t M , I’ ll A Kt'KH Y tO. 1 IT0.1 Consequently lady spectators tfUFFoLK COUNTY VKPKIIAL MAVINOS A IX) AN ASSOCIATION, will probably far outnumber the Unltel S u t i i o f Atnsrlea earmen tonight but that does not Plain lift, hold true In the featured ninth v«. BILLY EL SLATER and SANDRA race where two lady greyhounds, I - SLATER, hla wlft, and 'VII,. Starlight Kennel's Frisco Whit and LI All IIA tl HOLD PATTON and Carl Tracy'a Erma Eastman, will JEA NN ETTE >1. PATTON. hli be opposed by five stalwart males. wife. Defendants. They are Fathom, Noble Cam­ tr T ir e : o r s r r r i t paign, Russell Stone, Sabsna, Big M o it x iiA iiR r o i i K i ’ i.o a t'iiw TOi HILLY EL SLATER and HAN- Barker, and Re Fawn. D n x I. SLATER, his wife, Both Frisco Whit and Erma Addrtaa Unknown _ Toil, Defendenle, am hereby Eastman were popular here last 9 pantlfl.il that a complaint to fora- season. In grade A and B competi­ cloaa a cartaln m o rlsas* on tha folluwlna daacrlhtd property, to. tion Erma was a quiniela factor eight times in 21 starts, three wit: Lot It, BEAR L A KE IIIL IA times with wins, while Frisco according to tha Plat th.reWhit figured in 14 qulnlelas In 22 of. aa renorded tn Plat U<>r,k 11, at Pasa IT of tha Public tries, eight times with wins. Rarorda of Samlnola countr, Orville Moses’ Fathom has a Florida. haa aan fllad egelnet you national A-t rating, the highest In tha abova-elyled »ult and you of any entry in this main event, ars required to aarva a oopr of your Anawar or Plaadlnp to tha and he will probably rate aa the Complaint on Ptalntlff'a attorney favorite. He looked good In two ^ l o a a p h M Muraaku, P. O. Ilns 111 r* r n Park, Florida, and flla tha schooling starts, taking a first arlslnal Anawar or Plaadlns tn and a second. tha offlca of tha Clark of tha P. C. and E. J. Alderaon’a Big Circuit Court on or bafora tha I t day of January, IMI. If you llarker, a fast breaker, won the Ladies' Night Program Slated For Dog Track Legal Notice fall to do ao, a daoraa pro con- Sprint Challenge at Pueblo last faaao will ba takan ageln.t yon August but failed to register e tor lha rallaf demandrd In tha win In three schooling starts. Complaint. WITNESS my hand and official The second matinee of the sea­ •sal of offlca at Sanford, Samlnola. County, this ttth day of Deeem- son is on tap Friday afternoon, starling at 2 p.ra. Lai, l l l l . + Coaches 'Brag' About Players In Easi-West Tilt Not Much Yule Spirit On Cage Floor Untied Press International Christmas spirit, bah! SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The That's exactly how some of the All-America stars comprising the nation's top-ranked college bas­ East and West Shrine football ketball teams feel about it and teams visited V>c Crippled Chil­ the reason is rather obvious. drens Hospital this morning—and found out why they must give up ] For some, like fourth-ranked their Christmas to compete in the, Providence and seventh ranked charity classic Dec. 30. Aritons State University this has There were very few quips toss­ been a week of nightmares. ed off at this heart-tugging visit; And it hasn't been joyous cither and the players and coaches left for second-ranked Cincinnati or grim-faced-ready for heavy duty when they start their two-a-day sixth-ranked West Virginia, both of whom suffered their first practice grind Friday. But in other appearances losses on Monday. Providence and Artiona State ■round the bay the past couple of days, the coaches have been also took their initial tumbles on convulsing the audiences with Monday and as if things weren't bad enough, each performed an these stories: East coach Rill Murray of Duke encore Wednesday night. Underdog Xavier of Ohio hand­ —" T d give you an example of the prowess of our quarterback, Ro­ ed Providence its second straight man Gabriel, he threw a pass setback. 67-53, at Cincinnati, and against us that was Intercepted, We measured R in the fotos later and from the spot he threw to the spot our boy intercepted It was exactly TT yards." Essh coach Jack Mollenkopf of Purdue — "We have some fine backs on this East team — such at Bob Ferguson of Ohio Slate and Angelo Daberio of Notre Dame. We don’t get that kind of backs at Purdue. Our idea o f an ofi'ense la to recover an opposi tion fumble and maybe atumblo over the goal line for a touch­ down." West coach Dan Devine of Miasouri — “ After apendlng the past two years In the Orange Bowl in Miami, it’i nice to be here in the fog and rain and out of all that aunthme." West coach Bill Meek of South­ ern Methodist who has just been fired by the Mustangs — **I have very little to say. Nobody listens to me recently snd I’ m learning to keep my mouth ihut. I’ ve got­ ten pretty dumb the last two years." Devine again — "A t an alumni meeting. I told them If they went out and got me boys like John llsdl and Curt McCIlnton of Kan­ sas, I would produce a winner. iG O O D Y E A R FREE ^ publlah Jaa. I, Dar. 14. II. I*. *•** * till. SIITM'R UK SALK Nolle* If hereby *lven that un* 4tr «n<l bY virtu* o f a Final Decr** *f For*cto*ur* heretofora ent*r*d. In ■ cartaln c u m pending tn the Circuit Court. In and for Seminole Countr. Florida. In Chnn. c r y , being f e e * No. IISSS. In D o c k . ! No. I*. f. ARTHUR M a. BECKWITH. JR., a* Clerk o f »atd ••Jourt. will uff*r for *at* »nd **lt to th* bl*h*>l bldd*r for c»*h. at lb s S u l front door o f th* Court ] lout*, In Kenford, 8*mlnot* Coun­ tr, Florida, at lit ** o'clock A. M. an January «th, ISSS. th* following firoporty, In ti.mlnot* County, Flor* d», to wltt Lot * and lad *■ '*•* *h* yiant i t f**l and • Inch** ef •aid Lot 7, Bloch B. WILDMERE. according to pint thereof records* in Plat Book I. I 'M * 111. of *h* public Itscords o f S.mlnol* ^ County, Flortdn. Tugether with nil pereonal pro. party, furniture. furntehlnge and .qulpment uuw on th* premises and usually kspt an tha premises, and any repine*oi* uis of same or addition to enld property, tncludlna among other things. *tsctrln |c*bog. electric stoss, electric drier, electric washing machine, aleetrie hot water k*at*r. V e n e ­ tian blinds and oooklng equiptt]* nt nnd household goods. ^ The asm* to fa* sold to accord­ a n c e alth said Decree and «*ctlon 1st.01 Florida Itatutna. d a t e d Thl* Itth day o f . Deeamber, A. D. l i l t . tbEA L) , _ . Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Uyt Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk Troy C. Mueselwhlta Attorney for Plaintiff *4 K. Court street (P.O, B ob *441) Orlando. Florida PubUah December St, 1S4L DOG R A C IN G Blanda Named Top AFL Gridder Of Year NEW YORK (UPI) — George Blanda of the Houston Oilers, who has experienced his share of frustration and discouragement during a 12-year pro football ca­ reer, today was chosen the 1961 American Football League "P lay­ er of the Year" hy United Press International. The 33-year-old plscekleklng $10.00 PRICES On IN MAJOR TO Y S Famous W ITH A PPLIA N C E G EN ER A L EA CH BETW EEN PURCH ASE NOW & OF Appliances ANY FREE CH RISTM A S t Portable TV $1709 5 # ONLY ShM snetva* Daylight Blue Picture # O N , V 15.00 DOWN • Full |2,2R WEEKLY Freezer Hi-Impact Polysterne • Magenetic Safety Door Up Front Controls 179 * Cabinet *5.00 D O W N *2.75 W E E K L Y BIG 2 3 " PICTURE Movie Type Screen Console Styling Full Power Transfomer PRICED FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING ONLY $ $ With $5.00 D O W N $ Up Front Console Sound A U T O M A T IC WASHER Trad* 229 $2.25 W K L Y . (Dsduxs 95 with 110.00 DOWN Tr«d* DELIVERS 93.08 WKICKLY OU R E N T IR E STOCK F ILT ER -FLO STEREOS B Y G E N E R A L ELECTRIC • 12 Lb. Capacity • Non-Clogging Filter-Flo REDUCED PRICES • Temp Control Check Our Deals On These — • Water Saver • Up To 80% Greater I-oadu except E L E C T R IC 1Big Value— Low Price New General Electric 8:10 the Eastern Division champion­ ship of the AFI„ Houston closed out the season with nine straight victories and qualified to meet the San Diego Chargers for the league championship next Sunday. Tfcli was Blanda'* outstanding season in a pro career that began bark In 1949 with the Chicago Bears. While They Last! NOW -Big Capacity POST TIM E quarterback star won the honor by a wide margin, attracting 17 of the 24 votes cast in the annual UPI poll of three regular AFL writers from each league city. Blanda, once called a "m ajor league misfit," recovered from a shaky start this season, regained all his passing and kicking fi­ nesse, and guided the Oilers to C d s L & ig jW • 10 Cu. F t N IG H T L Y day night and his team provided live perfect present for the man who has everything by walloping Wisconsin, 92-75, at Milwaukee. Dave Erickson, particularly sharp with hit shots from outride, paced Marquette with 34 points although Wisconsin's ilick sopho­ more, Ron Jackson, took game honors with 29. INVENTORY CLOSEOUT I ONLY day Festival tournamrnt with a 92-64 win over St. Joseph's of Philadelphia In New York. Leroy Ellis tossed in 29 points for the Redntcn, who spurted to a 30-6 lead In the first seven minutes and held a 46-33 margin at half­ time. Marquette coach Eddie Hickey celebrated his birthday Wednes­ G O O D Y E A R Richardson Set As Top DP Man ■ BOSTON (U P D —Second baseman Bobby Richardson of tha New York Yankee* woe the offi­ cial stamp today a* the beet double play man In the American League. Richardson started or took part In 136 double plays last season, more than any other lnfletder In the league, eacluding first basemen, official 1981 fielding aver, ages released by American league headquarters revealed today. Despite hie brilliance at making the double play, however, Rich­ ardson finished fourth in fielding among the league’s second basemen with a .978 average. Chuck Schilling o f the Boston Red Sox was the defensive leader at sec­ ond base with .991. Luts Apariclo o f the Chicago White Sox led aU the shortetops in fielding fo r the third straight year with .982. Third baseman Brooks Robinson of tha Baltimore Oriolea and first baseman Pate Runnels o f tha Rad 8 oa rounded out the Infisld leader*. Robinson had a .972 average and Runnels fielded .998. blew two fine scoring chances snd A1 Drusk'n's free throw aft­ er the final gun gave Minnesota its two-point margin. Eric Magdans topped the winners with 23 points, while Ollte Payne and Larry Armstrong scored 16 apiece for the losers. Up • and - coming St. John's warmed up for next week's Holi­ Year End - Appliance End Never Before LOW (S E A L ) Arthur H. Baekwlth. Jr. Clark of Circuit Court tty: Martha T. Vlhlan. D C. Minnesota bowled over Ariiona State, *0-68, at Minneapolis. Providence, the defending NIT champions, looked more like sleep walker* Wednesday night, falling behind. 22-8, In the first five minutes, Xavier had ■ com­ fortable 36-19 lead at intermission and although the Friars front Rhode Island tried a pressing man-for man defense tn tlw sec­ ond half, K didn't make much difference, Frank Pinchback led Xavier with 19 points. Ariiona State's loss to Minne. sota came in one of those games where the losers wish they had it to play over again and the win­ ners are happy they don’t have to. The Gophers saw a to-point lead shaved to one point, at 69-68 with 45 seconds remaining. The over-eager Artsonans then * M $ 10 0 9 5 ■ m m You’ll Have To Hear Them with To Believe Itl Trade Sunday M A T IN E E S W E D N E S D A Y , F R ID A Y , and S A T U R D A Y 2 P. • HEATED • VALET • M. fo p v a lu o A ll-W eath er Only Goodyear haa t r ip le -t o u g h 3 -T Cord. Y ou can be sure o f added safety at economy price. CLUBHOUSE PARKING LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY Where the top dogs run . . . rain or shine SORRY! NO 3 0 % OFF ON ALL CHANGE OVERS 100 LEVEL — 1ST. GRADE GRANDSTANDS LU XU RIO U S • NEW NYLONS MINORS! V KENNEL CLUB m\v »• MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A ORLANDO — All Urandii & Size* — H lackwalU I Whitewalls I TuUesui I Buy In Seta ' SAVE! RE-TIRE IN FLORIDA - For Only $29»5 4 RETREADS 14'* lllu ck w u ll ANY SIZE Exchange & Tax Open Open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Every Nite Every Nita Til Til Christmas Christmas �•- B e a r Lake R esid en t H o n o red A t P a rty Debbie A n d Johnny Birthdays A t Party PT-F Enlisted Wives vlj O f V A H -5 Meet M H With Mrs. Moore WmWM' f l r * B ;> j f I •J il iJf?*f ' i By SniRLEY WENTWORTH Debbie and Johnny Henderson, children of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Henderson o f Shirley Dr., Bear Lake Manor, combined celebra­ tions of their birthdays at a party from 3 p.m. until 4 p.m. on Dec. 18 at the home of tbelr parents. Both birth dates occurred dur­ ing the past week with Debbie celebrating her eighth and Johnny his seventh. Outdoor games were the fea­ tured entertainment at tha the party which waa climaxed with serving of the lovely birthday cake, ice cream, nuts, candy punch and Christmas stocking favors. Guests were Sara nerrlngton, Marilyn and Barbara Welnar, Cathy Malone, Cheryl Honaker, Delores Johnson, Tom and Billy Jacques, Gary and Roger Kowal■U, Mika Webb, Gary Flora, Scott Reeves, Keith Honaker and Max Welnar. |HuH !v,flS E-H ?ftB MM 'Z jW id sM fib u d s iA Celebrate By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH A surprise birthday party waa given Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Bud Webb by Mr. and Mre. Rich­ ard Scott of Shirley Dr., Beer Lake Manor. The honor*« waa presented with a lovely handmade hlbiicua cor­ sage from her hostess and later wae feted at a delldoui chicken barbecue supper topped off with cake, ice cream, mini* and nuts, all served from an attraetlvaly decorated table. dip grralS Page 8— Thurs. Dee. 21, 1961 A workshop was conducted with Christmas decoration ideal on dis­ play and members were aaalited with spraying o f materia la for holiday arrangement*. Sixteen member* were pre»ent for the meeting. MAGNOLIA CIRCLE The Magnolia Circle met at the home of Mrs. P. L. Elmore with Mrs. A. H. Harris aa co-hoates*. The bu sines a meeting was con­ ducted by circle president, Mrs. H. K. Ring. Mrs. Elmore gevb a report on horticulture, at which time she asked members to bring any quealion* they might have on plants to the meetings and she would secure the answers. It was reported that the Junior Garden Class had made Christmas decorations out o f pie tins. The circle voted to purchase a flower vase to be presented to the Pres­ byterian Church in memory of Mre, J . E. Nicholdi, A beautiful Christmas door ar­ rangement was brought to the meeting by Mrs. Otto Borsdorf. PntforB S A T IN S DYED V FREE * MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Christopher Bsrtholeme, Orlando, and Marie Walton, Orlando July Brown, Sanford, and Ruby White, Sanford Sanford Shoe Center 307 W. First St. If Santa Says S O C K S a n d T IE S The VAH-8 Enlisted Wives' Club Igggkj < ,, ■ HOUBNBERG BAVARIAN mat Tuesday night at tha home of Mrs, Max Moore. Co-boatass waa Mrs. Jim Kidd. Plans were made Finest Imported Goman for • get-together for all (dialed wives In the squadron. Hams were collected for a Christmas basket AROUND THE BARBECUE GRILLS at the party honoring Mrs. Bud BUTTONS FOR WINTER EXCLUSIVELY A T — for a needy family. Webb are left to right, Mr. and Mrs. William Lcavcll, Mr. and Mrs. Hud Buttons are getting a big play Canapes, fruit cake, and punch Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Richard S cott (Herald Photo) for winter. They are made of were served during the social black silk fringt, satin trimmed Gifts and Office Supplies hour. Members and guests attend­ 117 Magnolia Ave. with braid, marcasite, brilliants ing were Mrs. Bobby Hart, Mrs. Norman McKelvey, Mrs. Kenny Wilkins, Mrs. Ron Manning, Mrs. Edward Easter. Mr*. Jim Pitt­ man, Mrs. John Ferguson, Mrs. "Children's Foot Defects Rise Dr. Lelyveld, chairman of tha wora thin moccasins, but the In­ Bob DeCetir, Mrs. Jerry Roer, National Foot Health Council, dians never had to contend with Alarmingly:" "Results of a study Mrs, AI Hutto, Mrs. Carl Baehlcr, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A T BIG SAVINGS reported by the National Foot points out that proper care of concrete sidewalks and hardwood and the hostess and co-hostesa. Health Council shows that 8 per children's feet Is essential to good floors. Furthermore, shoes should WE SOLD OUR PROPERTY — SO ALL STOCK cant o f all glrii and 65 per cent health, school work and physical never be worn without sock*. The MUST GO REGARDLESS OF LOSS. of all boya develop foot defects activity. Foot defecta'can lead to shoe Is the only article of wearing serioua problems In adulthood, apparel that la not laundered or by the tliu* they graduate from high school," says Myrtle Wil­ ranging from unexplained head­ cleaned and the sock Is the only aches to symptoms of arthritis. measure of protection against bac­ son, home demonstration agent. Nearly all fool defects are pre­ teria, fungus and germi which in­ According to the report, the most frequent cause of children's ventable, Since the foot is not habit the interiors of shoes. SPECIAL HOLIDAY foot defects la wearing outgrown completely formed until the age Christmas Cakes and improper aocks. Bulky socks, of 20, growing feet are flexible DIAM ONDS. . . . EXTRA LARGE which take up too much room in and can be misshapen by tooTha Gift That Lasts Forever already too-tlght shoes, and tlght and poorly fitting shoes and 608 W. FIRST • FA 2-6207 socks. stretch socks, which exert up to A C R 088 FROM THE NEW FIRESTONE STORE w altn e y Just as harmful la the habit of 30 pounds pressure per square inch SOI 8 . PARK AVE. O P E N T H U R S . - F R I. - S A T . 'T IL 9 P . M . wearing no shoes and aocka. Peron the toes, should be replaced by hapa the Indians went barefoot or Open Frl. Night* 'til 0 socks of marcerlted cotton worn one-half Inch longer than the long­ est toe. Next most frequent cause of foot Jewish ChoiI• Bread defects la wearing outgrown and Bye Bread poorly fitting shoes. In a child's PlMMrekkle Brtad shoe there should be the width of Italian Dread the adult thumb betwen the end Garlic Bread of the foot and the end of the shoe. Assorted The heel should fit snugly, but > £ & )] Cup Cakes not tightly, and the arch should provide adequate support. The Danish Pastries counter should be firm and wide. P O W ELL’S Foot D efects A re Holeproof Socks P re v e n ta b le Silks $2.50 Others $1.50 $1.00-$1.50 O PEN A N IG H TS To Our Customers And Friends WEAR 115 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. BULOVA "MERRY CHRISTMA • Skirts • Underwear • Slacks • Sweaters • Jeans YOUR CHOICE 0NLY S O A 75 t\ uw w w **a with pride . . , because It’s made with pride. YOUR CHOICE ONLY M O M Christmas Shopping By • Suits • Slacks • Sweaters • Jackets • Shirts • Ties • Socks • Belts • P ajam as • Jewelry Appointment A i Night and Sunday Afternoons E. J ia d s A Jeweler Ph. FA 2-236S 23rd VERY Such remark* ne "Did you get tom* new furniture T I noticed a big truck in your drive," makes a neighbor sound Juat a bit nosey. • Dresses THE tfJ v d & Im a A G S A Y S ^ TO • G ift Certificates > » �Eft Bmfart Rtrelh Thurs. Dec. 21,1961—Page 7 Meet For D eB a ry Personals By MBS. ADAM MULLER Mr. and Mrs. Roy Conkllng are entertaining their son for the hoi. idey*. % Mrs. Emily Armstrong has been entertaining her slater, Mary Vis­ conti of North Bergen, N. J., and Mary Bimer of Mahopac Falls, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Samuels of Flushing, N. Y., friends of long standing. Dr. and Mrs. William Fidler visited the Frank Eaklns in Lake­ land recently. Mr. and Mrs. Eakin formerly lived on Atalea Dr. • Guest* of Mr. and Mra. Albert Mosell of Lake Marie Estates, ■re their daughter end son-in-law, M*J. and Mrs. Thomas Barron, end children, Fatty Lou, Bonnie, Thomas Jr, end Bonnie Beth, from Virginia. They plan to spend the holidays la DsBsry, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh St. Booth of Lucerene Dr. have aa their house guest, Mr. Booth's sister, • M rs. Harry Campbell of Wllment, party at the DeBary Restaurant. Others attending were his wife and children and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Redman. William WlUicutt, e former slate senator from Massachusetts, cele­ brated his birthday last week. He and Mrs. Willicutt had dinner at the Imperial House in Winter 1’ ark. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Carouso have as their houae guest, Mrs. Carouso’s brother, Joseph Donato of Union, N. J. Mr. Donato la head of the display department for the Lionels Corp. in New Jersey, Ex­ pected at their Christmas guest is Mrs. Agnes Scancarello of East Orange, N. J. Guesta of Mr. and Mra. Frank Pike are their daughter, Mra. M. Silva and grandaon, Douglas, from Heights town, N. J. They are here for their annual visit and Mr. Silva will join the family for the holidays, Curtis E. Redman celebrated his birthday this week with a small Open V A H -5 W ives Every Monthly C offee OPEN Till 9 Thurs., Fri., Sat ALWAYS H R S ! Q U A L I I Y ! The officer* wire* o f Heavy Attack Squadron riv e held their monthly coffee at the home of Mr*. Hay D. Murphy. M n . Don. aid E. Boose was co-hoitesa for the day. During the business session, Mrs. Archibald S. Thompson war elected new representative to the Officers Wives Club and Mrs. Murphy was selacted as a candi­ date for president of the Officers Wives Club. Following the business meeting the group enjoyed a social hour and refreshments of coffee and Danish pastries. S. N ite’ til Sm art Santas Bis Can Of give her a Hard Candy w wardrobe o f J jj Gaymodes From Friday, D*e. 15th OPEN SAT. NITE. DF.C. Mrd to step out T il Santa Finishes Hia Shopping. Beautiful f Boxed Towels sm a rtly . . . any time, any place FASHIONS FERN PARK TE 8-3515 Women's SHOPPING CENTER FERN PARK Fur Trim House Slippers P ILE L IN E D V I N Y L P A R K A Juat coma In, tall us nil about h e r . . . her taatea, her tempo! W ell help you select the perfect wardrobe fo r her daily routine 1 Business, day­ time or service weight G ift W rapping and • Zip-off pouch hood Christmas Cards • Three tap colore sheers . • . seamless or finely seamed . . . all our Gnymodes are costume, • Styles extraa, too Penney’s look-of-Ieather Supplon vinyl parka has luxurious Orion® ncrylic pile lining, quilt lined sleeves and hood Interlined with acrylic and other fibers etastlclsed cotton knit trims. Bamboo, Brltannt blue, pewter. JR, BOY’S SIZES 6 -1 0 *8 cued for color, proper* tioned for quality, wear. 2 Lb. Boxed Cookies 1.00 Stretch Belts 1.00 Manhattan SH IRTS from $3.85 Men’s Jewelry Cooper SHORTS from $1.00 1.00-1.50 SW EATERS from $8.95 Women's Interwoven SOX from $1.00 Boxed Jewelry Ew n s SLIPPERS 1 .0 0 -2 .0 0 from $4.95 COTTON BUTCHER DAINTY PRINTED BOY PAJAMAS QUILTED DUSTER Men's G ift Ties 1.00 K Hearts and flowers bloom j on nylon quilt (acetate fill-f; ed) winter warmer. Heart- j] shaped pocket. Pink, blue, ■! lilac. j • Palest. • Vinyl Plaatlre Boxed Co*y cotton flannelette in 'nts, s o l i d s , checks! s«y trims . . .all easycare machine washable. In sires 4 to 14. JUST IN T IM E F O R C H R IS T M A S ! • New Hprlng Celor ” J <** Also a good assortment o f wallets and other smaller purses $1.00 - $2.00 Also girls handbags at $1.00 Men • Women's Dozed Handkerchiefs JUNIOR BOYS’ COAT SWEATER W allets $3 - $4 Men's Pajam as 2.98 - 3.98 Junior heye* $ ^ 9 8 ala*. 4 to 1« Rich Jacquard design t 100 Orion® ncrylic I Perfect g ift . . . low Penney price. Ribbed cu ffs and bottom, 5-but­ ton fr o n t Big selection! Robes 3.98 - 4.98 CRUSH VINYL LUGGAGE TRIO! Paj’amas from $4.50 HOT COLOR SAVE! LUXURY SPORT SHIRTS BAN-LON® KNITS ARE BIG NEWS Combed cotton ginghams In bold stripes, plaids and solids. Pullover and buttonQuality tailored to our ex­ front styles with buttonacting specifications. Bandown collars. Lon nylon knits; fashioned collars, ribbed cuffs and bottoms. Colors, pastels, darks. Sweat Shirts •ptue left Fe4erel Ux Men's special! Gat full 8-ply wood box, heavy vinyl cover, triple-stitching, luxury data]la galore I House Shoes 14-lsdi heeety ceaa 7.M 11-huh weekeWar 7AS tIK-lack Jester 1 11 i *1 IJ i t i 41 �ftanforb frralb Party Given By DeBary BPW Page 8—Thur*. Dec. 21, 1981 Mr. and Mr*. Philip M. Vickery are expected to arrive Friday from Arlington, Texas, to spend Christmas with Mr. Vickery's mctber, Mrs. Lillian Vickery and his brother-in-law and alster, Mr, and Mrs. Verne C. Messenger. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shoemaker and sons, Billy, Bobby snd Tom­ my, of North Brunswick, N. J., Strived this week In spend the Chrlstmss holldsy with Mr. Shoe, maker's parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. The DeBary Business and Pro­ fessional Women's Club held its Chriitmai party and meeting at the home ol Tuesday evening i Margaret Williams on Park Lane. Jo Peck, president, presided during the brief business session. Edyth Petterson was Santa's help­ er in distributing the secret psl gifts. Other members present were Edith Trussed, Margaret Cun­ ningham, Dorothy Papineau, Lil­ lian Sonlca, Alberta Warner, Ora White, Theresa Frison, Evelyn Dsick, Alice Rubiolio, Marion Ro­ berts, Barbara Bedient, Margaret Williams, Beatrice Muller, Bertha Muller, Bertha Lederhaus, Marion Jordon, and Sally Neider. Minna Engl* of DeLaod was welcomed as a guest. Gifts were K. Shoemaker Sr. Among Sanford resident* dining and visiting the MQ Ranch, the past week were, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Cavanaugh, Mr. and Mra. Dill Sinclair, and their guests, Mr*. Joseph Visconti, o< Newburgh, N. Y., and Minnie Blrner, Ulahapae, N. Y. Miss Jean Crocker, who is at* tending West Palm Beach Junior College, Is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. E Long, and family. Sportswear x* She’ll love Fresh Longer M iss W yn n e , Robert E. Kuhlke • Jacket* W e d In M ilita ry C e re m o n y . Mary - Esther’s SI4 N. Park Ave FA 2-28*3 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS The wedding of Miss Eva Jo Wynne, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Lowry Hugh Wynne, 623 East Second St., Sanford, and Lt. (Jg) Robert Ellsworth Kuhlke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Kuklkc, Audubon Rd., Teancck, N. J., was solemnised Nov. 25 at 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Naval Air Station Chapel. Chaplain Robert I.. Dean offl elated at the candlelight, military ceremony. The chapel was decoraled with baskets and arrangements of while chrysanthemums, pom­ poms and greenery. The altar was lined with fern and held vases of mums. A program of nuptial music was presented by Miss Joan Wilke, or­ ganist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina length gown of Chantilly lace over taffeta. Her veil of French silk Illusion fell from a princess annes Hair Styling Salon Oprn For Your Convenience NEW YEAR’S EVE Sunday, Dec. 31*1 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. TINT RUG SPOTS Bleach spilled on dark cotton rugs can be made less noticeable by applying food coloring In tho lightened spot. The coloring will have to be replaced when the rug is washed, but it's a cheap and easy way to make the rug pre­ sentable. For Appointment Coll i FA 2-8820 2201 S. P A R K O it/L ' Christmas Trees • Blouses • Sweaters • Skirts and Beatrice Muller. Member* eacn brought homemade cookies. The buffet table was overlaid with a white embroidered cloth and centered with a Christmas arrangement. China and silver ap­ pointments completed the table. Huge red polnsettia from the Wil- 1 Hams' garden decorated tha liv. ing room. H ow T o Keep CHRISTMAS PARTY HOSTESSES nt the DeBnry BPW Club are from loft, Mra. Jo Peck, president; Mra. Beatrice Muller, first vice president and Mra. Margaret Williams. (Cox Photo) • Film Jims also collected for the patients at the Mental Hospital. Mrs. Williams read the club collect and two member* were re­ ported on the sick list, Mary Ann Lederhaus and Helen Stripp. Following the business session. Barbara Bedient played Christmas Carols with the members singing. Hostesses pouring were Jo Peck AVE. crown of lac* accented with seed pearl* and biiiliants. She carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations, ecnterrd with an orchid. Miss Juanita Wynne, New Or­ leans, served her sister as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Rox­ anne Jorris and Judy Harriett and Junior bridesmaids were Janet and Joan Kuhlke, sisters of the groom. Best man was Lt. (Jg) John A. DieUe Jr. and serving as ushers were Lt. (Jg) William DerryBerry; Lt. (Jg) William Shattuck; Lt. (Jg) Gerald Howley and Lt. (Jg) Robert Byrne. The maid of honor wore an emerald green taffeta dress, with round neck, three quarter length sleeves, matching accessories and carried a bouquet of yellow pom. poms. The bridesmaids and Junior bridesmaids all w-ore dresses sim* liar to the maid of honor and carried bouquets of bronze pom­ poms. The maid of honor and all attendants wore strands of pearls that were presented to them by the bride. The bride's mother wore a pale blue dress of lace and organza with matching accessories and a white orchid corsage. The groom'a mother wore a pale pink chiffon with matching acces- sorles and a white orchid corsage. Following the ceremony, a re­ ception was held at Spencers Restaurant. The three tiered wed­ ding cake was topped with a miniature bride and groom and flanked by candles in silver hold­ ers. The large punch bowl was surrounded by flowers and green­ ery. Assisting with the reception were Mrs. Collin Pemberton and Mrs. Doris Spencer. Mr*. W. F. Harriett presided at the punch bowl and serving the cake were Mr*. N. C. Slawter and Mrs. Phillis Beall, The couple has returned from a wedding trip and ar* residing at Orange Park, while the groom is stationed at the Naval Air Sta­ tion in Jacksonville. Their address is Rout* 1, Box 706 B. Christmas trees will stay fresh, er longer if they are supplied with plant nutrients, according to Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstralion Agent. Use a complete chemical ferti­ lizer at the rate of one teaspoon­ ful to a quart of water. Immerse the base of freshly cut trees into the solution. It will absorb the chemicals and stay green and fresh. To make trees fireproof, treat them with ammonium phosphate. It Is available from garden supply stores. Use ammonium phosphite at the rate of one-fourth the weight of the tree. Dissolve the chemical In water at the rate of I pound per 1H plnta of water. Immerie base In solution and the tree will absorb the chemical in three or four days. For faster fireproofing, spray trees with ammonium phosphate. Dissolve 1 pound of the material in 10 gallons of water. About a half-gallon of the solution will coat an eight-foot tree. Spray the tree out-of-doors and allow R to dry before it is brought Indoors. Tbril of *» m. for Chriitmoi , . ** Elgin rodlon* wilk dlomondrf ArlMcoDy drWgrod Elgin skill W in A * M Son (jJstfd Jewel >50.00 t n o i I. Mil yon J e w e lr y S to re FA 2-0181 for your leading lady at Christmas Delightful delovelleg by Vanity Fair and Hannon, Benutlful dreamers Festive to feminities giva designed with to pride. put Christmas stars In the eyes o f the lady you Gift I Shoes • • • Men Shoes NUNN - BUSH FREEMAN RANI) $9.95 Shoes • For • • • to $24.95 For .• • to $8.95 4 *5 - 12.11 • Peignoir Seta 12.15 • 29.9* • PAJAMAS 4.15 • 10.95 • MATCHINO ROBB • OTHER ROBB 12.91 7.91 • 21.95 W om en to $19.95 Bedroom Children Gown* PARADISE NATUHALIZER JACQUELINE $10.95 TOLL PARROTT $4.95 For • Slippers DANIEL GREEN OTHERS $2.95 Gift Certificates to $8.50 Can t Decide? We Have Gift Certificates Qv&y A S h o £ “ W here Quality Is Higher • Than »*• Price” SLIPS 3.95 . 12.95 • Accredited Charge Account* Welceasel • Pettiallpa • Pantie* From From 3.95 . 1.00 * �<b*Mi ti DEAR AEU \: 1 have tried luuphinjg, weeping, cussing and going home to mother, but 1 can’t get mv husband to finish the marble-topped coffee table he started three years ago. It’s true, he lias never finished anything he started, so 1 suppose 1 should be accustomed to it, but after 15 years this in ONE tiling 1 want him to finish. It is a lovely green marble whiJi he bought in Spain, and would be perfect in our living room, lie has the necessary tools, matei iala. ability and time. If you print this, gn ahead and use my real name. Wo have Air Force friends scattered over three continents who will know exactly who he is nnvwav. Hope­ fully, STEVE’S MAGGIE DEAR MAGGIE: Chip away at him. Honey, If it isn’t finished by the first of the year, hire someone to do "it. • • • DEAR A iin V : Tonight my love affair ended. I’ve read your column with mixed feelings because I know what it is to hun­ ger for someone who can’t be legally yours. 1 have something to pass on to those un­ fortunate mixed-up people (that's what we are) who try changing jolts or moving away but somehow always find a way to get together again. 1 have a devoted husband, wonderful children and a full life. So why did I got myself into a situation which could des­ troy all this? I don't know the answer, and I don't think anyone does. i am not n religious person, Abby, but I prayed to God to help me WANT to end this thing. And while praying, I really didn't want anything to change. Tonight 1 sit here in aninrement and 1 can’t explain it. God must have worked the ending through my lover. I saw him today at our little meeting p’ ace. It be­ came obvious to both of us that the de­ sire for each other was gone. I suddenly feel differently about him. lie is just "an­ other man" when for so long he was mv "everything." lie took he back to my car and we hardly said goodbye. On the way home I knew I had to talk this over with someone so, Abby, you filled a real need for me. 1 think 1 got this out of my sys­ tem for good. Tell others In the same situ­ ation that when friends, ministers and psychiatrists can’t help, try prayer and be patient., Thanks, Abby, for letting me tell you this. I'm sighing my real name but please don't use it. Sincerely M R S .------------- (i)& Jh c (i)onion Fifteen words must be used daily to foster good relationships among worker*, says !)r. Earl S. Thompson of Pennsylvania State University. The word* the professor recom­ mends for everyday use are “ I am proud of you,” “ What do you think?” "If you picaie," “ Thank you,” and, "We,* £ 9 « What the professor didn't point out Is that those same 15 words are Just as Important to happy family living as they arc to plea­ sant working relationships. Many parents who arc forever reminding their children to i*y “ plea,*' »nd “ thank you” rarely use those words themselves whan speaking to their childrci — Qacoby ^ Rut at NOKTU (D) *K«2 ' II vqjai a None + AKJBI2 WEHT EAST *Q83 A 10 9 8 5 V K 10 71 *054 ♦ 853 ft K J 7 3 * 874 * 86 SOUTH * A J7 VAB ft A Q 10284 *Q10 North and South vulnerable North W**l South East Pass Pass 2 ft 1* Tae* 4 N.T. Pa*a 3* Pas* 9 N.T. Pat* 5 ft Pas* 0N.T. Pm * 8V l’au Pus Opening leadM r j CHRISTMAS PARTY FRIDAY A. M. THURSDAY P. M. 1:1* (II C h in n ,t hi* N l , l r , i a 1:11 f l ) sig n On |S> Saw* arm I V iilh f r I S # (1) Coat. Claaeronm C l J O'Clnok Mo, I* IS) College ot the Air l it * II ) Atlantic Weather i l l Waito l?p Movlta *23 (II Neweeny* ; :S (21 F i n n Market Report ( I ) M U 4 1 , . eftw* Til* (1) Today 1:31 i l l Milestone oT the Century IS) Wake Up Cartoon* i l l (SI Count of Mont* Crlftn !:iS 1(1 New ,-Weath er It) Weakly Sport* IWvliw *:0i) (St Mickey Fran* Show l:IS i l l lluntley Hrknklty (S) Captain Kangaroo <<l Hunting Ik 3'lihlng with 1:11 f l ) Weather amt Ren* Don t.SS (21 Today t:0a ( ] ) Derringer (*> Cartoonvllla <)) (trend Jury S 33 ( I ) Jack l,ulane Show t i l l (It R - u g KtwarJ* le ) Rumpei RoUin t : i « (3) t h e ou tlaw * f t ) Kartosa Kapera K l t.*nn»r,l Ilernateln 3:33 131 Robin Hood ( I ) ltlpcnrtl ( I ) Ding Dong School t:*S ( I ) Donna Read 3 1) <() Central Florida .Newi anj t i l l f i l Dr. Klblsr* Intarvlawi 111 Hob Cuntmlng* Show (3) Willy IS) Ileal MeCoya 10:00 <21 Say When »:*) <«> Th* I n r u t le a lo r a I*) Calendar C> Dr. KlUara to :tS ( I ) Trouble With Father (SI My 1 Son a Ic 33 t>> Clay Vour Hunch 1 ) 3 1) II ait 1 l ( ) I t.oe* l.ury It) Margie I ft:«S ( I ) Rich Plan Cooking 10:00 i t , CHS Report* School 121 Sing Along With Mitch 11:0ft (3) I'rlco I* Right It ill ( I ) Nawieop* t|) Video Villen* <•> Channel SI* Newiroom IS) The T r a in ( I ) Ml<l-Via. New* l l i l l ( I ) Hollywood M o i l , Calva- 11:13 ( ! ) Concentration (I) Surprle* P a rk is * rail, (SI L or* That Rot* 11:11 ( I ) Jack Paar 13:03 <23 Truth nr Cone*i]utntea O ) Channel t Theater (*) M r * of Life 1:3# It) K , * i (3) Camouflage FRIDAY P. M. Siffns W ith Browns VILLANONVA, Pn. (UP!) — 12 30 f t ) Make That End Ron Meyera of Villnnnvu will IS:1ft III l ilt * II) not be eligible to play against 1:00 III I t) Wichita in the Sun Row! on Dec. til .10 following bis announcement that 1:11 III he had signed a contract with the III Cleveland Drown* of the National 13* ( t ) t i l l * 111 Football League. (f) though children appreciate eau’ iesv from adults every bit as Don't let careless driving wreck much a* adult* appreciate ciitrtyour family. esy from children. Many wives use “ I" and “ my" much more often than they use “ we” and “ nur." They talk about “ my house." “ my children” and “ I have decided" and "I want" and " I think.” On(Bhidqsi Weil opened lira three of heart* on the theory that attack ll the belt defense. South called for the queen of heart* from dummy. It held the trick and he prneredrd to run off i l l club tricks. Hr dis­ carded four diamdndi from his own hand. Wesl’i discard* were made In this order; three of spade*, deuce and five of diamonds; while East discarded two hearts, a dia­ mond and finally a spade. South ted a heart to hit acc and East lot the seven of diamonds go. South cashed the ace of dlamunds, discarding a spade fiom dummy, entered dummy, with the king of spades and went into a long huddle. Incidentally, he T e le v isio n By Abigail Van Buren (I) <l) 1:3# (3) 1:10 ( I ) ll) ra ce Holding Light Nt)C Men* Report r o cu e I Married Jnaa Day In Court Aa The World Turn* Orbit Jau Murray Show It Could lie Tou 1‘ aeeword Search For Tomorrow About Facta Window Sh pla t Loretta Young Art l.lnkletler ffh’r T ©ss sig Etoft 1:1# 3:33 1:3# (:IS 3:3# (I) (3) (I) fl) (!) (1) (#1 (3) 11) (#i (1) (1) Serrn K l)i Young Dr Malona Millionaire Muean P-r A Day From Thee* Root* Tho Verdict le Tour* Who Do You Truei Mako Room For Daddy Rrlghlcr Day American lianjetand Secret Storm Edge of Right franfnrS Sales llere'e Hollywood American Youth .Vena S O'clock Mori* Unci* Walt Fopeya Playhou,* *alher Know* fleet Rln Tin Tin Brighter Day make Ne^ End* Tonlte 7:00 - 10:20 ' o 1v!J5u Seminole T V nnrrow Our Tub# Checker *#00 Sanford Are. FA 1-420ft " ° 'V T uf. g a l a TY C D E C . E 30tH b “ Tartan The Ape Man” BsttIm TV R ENTAL " v v 2 -2 9 0 2 £ £ £ — Denny Miller - Color Pina At 0:50 Only "Giant Of Muriilhtin" l i v e ly Steve Iterve* . Color . Fav° F ill. A MAT. .1 REA L - (IONE HITS $1,00 A CAUI.OAD No. 1 At 7:00 "The Miixk" New Cniirrptlun In SPECIALIZING FINEST CHARCOAL STEAKS CATERING TO YOUR PRIVATE PARTY DANCING every Fill, nml SAT. NITEt For Your Dancing and LUtrnlng Pleasure 3-D HORROR THE 1C* Senaallonal No. 3 At 8:50 Mil ANGIM-LAH yYLcui-JjDU "The Subterraneans" Thl* One Will Put You In Orbit • It Mend* Y'ou Plu* At 10:30 Wrhleiu Action RESTAURANT FA 2-2002 "Flesh & The Spur" John Agar • Color SOUTH OF SANFORD HIGHWAY 17-92 bv Oswald jocoby had been doing ■ lot of thinking with eeeh play after theftrit, but the result of all thii thinking was to tell him that West was holding on to one spade and two hearts. Eventually, he tried Use spade finesse. West made his unguarded queen and set the hand with the king of hearts. The defensive discarding had been excellent, but South had thrown Hie hand away by an un­ safely play at trick one. All he had to do to Insure his contract was to play lh# deuca of heart! from dummy. , Then hewould have been able to make thre# hearttricka against any com­ bination of card*. SAT. MORNING 10:00 "Adventure Of Huckleberry Finn" Plu* 2 Cartoon* And Drawing For Water Seooler Now Stunting Adulla RUr Student* 50c t HI AVI S OPEN 12:15 Yo u 'll m o t Children 35c ★ ★ ★ ★ See Elvis Sing And Dance The R ock-A-H ula Twist! SHOWS AT 1:00 - 2:00 - 1:00 • 7:00 • 8:55 me CHEST Of f h t WAVE ONTO J H t \ ~ MOST BEAUTIFUL P A H A D IS t • ON { A K T f V INMEMOST BEAUTIFUL MUSiCAL MOVIE OF W E YEAH! Tn*u to t i n ? ff 3 i t i t fit m o * u o rut HOVf £ « < * WAfW9f W illis. JOAN BLACKMAN•ANGELALANS8URY■NANCYW ALTERS MTuNitR■PHUVUSON*1SK«* Special Short Subject “ Football HllH«ft” And "Tweety Hlrd" Cartoon iv r r o COM ING; "Hey LeCi Twlat" . “ lUrbelor In Par ad lag" • “Th# Sowanrheroa" “ lUrh.-lor Flgt” - “ Th* Errand Iksy" . "Hack Street” ^ rn tlll Thttrs. Dec, 21, 1901— Patre 9 Have plenty of Coca-Cola on hand when friends drop in unexpectedly iMtiftd underauthority«f ih* coc* cou companyby, Sanford Coca-Cola Bottlinj? Company �I Sale With HERALD Want Hold Your Own 1. Lost ft Pound 2. are et from i Chrlttn mother his bre and M Mr. and ?<* LOST: Grey tiger striped cat, wh.te feet, pink and brown nose. Answera to name of "Butch." Reward. FA 2-3328, CLEAN carpcti with our Carpet FURN apt 2300 Meilonvllle Shampoocr FREE, with pur* FURNISHED, 2 bedroom home chase of Ulue Lustre shampoo. at Eider Springs Trailer Park Carroll'a Furniture. 21* mi. So. of NAS. FA 2-6388. EVEN 12 year old Johnny can URN1SHED apartments, down* beautify vinyl floori with long town location. Phone for ap* lasting Seal Gloss. Carroll's polntrncnt FA 2*5123 or FA 2-5315 Furniture. my. o t-i.o n iiM . r iiA .M K n i no. liras • HOBTON FKDKnAI. BAVINOH A l/)A N ARSOCIATION, a United i atetee corporation. Plaintiff, arrive! Christ I makes Legal Notice n in t h jiim iti, c n trtT T . tv N o H cch - Personals 5 !ir SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: Nice large apartments, 404 E 14th SL Phone FA 2-4282. 1* THU COItllT o r TIIH t i n \TV Legal Notice jp D fii:, sR it iiv ni.K rorm r. xtatk os - K i.o iiiitt. i> r it o WINSTON B. L A W W lf-t j and iia t s : no. OLADYS MAR U W W I L h Ms in IIUi Kelnlr of wlfs, (UlORIIK K b K K U N i : HTniMIUNB. Def-ndente. Also knnwn a* OKOItOK K. t-'TU, M i m a o k auiT tx PlfKNB and a / k / a CIKOIIOK HTKm o i i t o a u r F o iu :«i.o »ri»ts PIIKNH. Daceaeed TO) Winston ft. l.ewwlll and M l T t r U Tfl ("IHUlITtlll* (UeJya Slat I-aivwllt, Ms wife. Tou, Dsfrndanta. are hereby TO AM. CtlltlllTOKN AMI M i l . notified that a complaint to fore* n o *« i i a v i k h t-i, am is on i i u rlosa a csrlaln mnrlxane on ths IIA M is AIIAIXST P A III n v r i T K l You «inl sach o f ars h-rvby follow in g deecrlbed propartjr, tonotified and required in jir—.n t any claims ami dvmande which you, nr slthsr <>f you. may hnve aaalnat tin. o f IIKOHUE KOKKI.1NK BTRPIIK.VH. also known ■» (Jrorgfl K. Mtspbrni and a / k / a ilsorks fllaphtns, dsrsaasd, lata of lha County uf ftnmlnole and Hiatt o f Florida, to the County Juda> nf Hvmlnnle County. Flor. Ida, to lbs County Judge of Heinlnols Cuunly, Florida, within alx II) ralandar tnnntba from tin- .lata o f Ilia first publication o f thin notlra. Kac.h claim or demand must be In wrltlnK and tnu«t be aworn lo by lha claimant, lila a|«Sl, or hla attorney, or tbs same will be* coma void according to law. Ilalad llila Itlh day o f lierembar, A. V. ISS1. / . / I.aura laabal Blaphana Aa Executrix nf tlaw Delate o f (laoraa Kotkllna Hlaphsns, etc., deraat'd. f. W A L T R I l HAWK INK l.atnna llluff, Oalsan, Fla. Attorney for aald Delete, t’ ubll .b Dec. If. SI, IS, l i t I A Jan. 4, 1812. J vs. Legal Notice . I X HOMS' ' DOESN'T ■ ANVBODY L CARE P r IT mads ME 'PROBLEMS! 5 ROOM unfurnished house. Call RENT A BED FA 2-8365, Roll a way, Hospital & Rahy Beds BOOKS & CARDS GIFTS FOR MEN TOYS By Day, Week, or Month 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house. CARROLLS FURNITURE kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-6630 Classics, Children's CLOSE OUT sale on all toys IDEALS, Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W 1st St. GASOLINE & Electric Cus’iman Rooks. A Shopper's Dream* Example: Minature Revere Golf Carts, Scooters & TruckMcVicars, Downtown Sanford. Ware Set Reg. $9.45 Now 55.45. roomy 2 bedroom furn. apt, steers. Robson Sporting Goods, FURNISHED apartment, Close-In, Robson Sportmg Goods, Down­ jath, Fla. room. 1700 Mag. Downtown Sanford. FA 2-5961. Jimmy Cowan FA 2-4013. town Sanford. 569.50. FA 2-3951. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS CONVENIENT TO BASE: 3 bed* room, kitchen equipped, large living room, 5110 per mo., 103 E. Woodland Dr. FA 2-7057. GIFTS FOR GIRLS POLE LAMPS 59.95 up; Table Lamps 54.95 up; Dinette, 4 CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2811 chairs all plastic tops 538 up; to list your Gift Suggestions. SEWING MACHINES Berkline Recliners, all plastie cover 548. Mather of Sanford, EFFICIENCY Heated apartment Tills time give her the gift that she has always wanted: A new 203 E. 1st, FA 2-0493. Sanford'* newest, Ideally locat­ ed, near post office, suitable for zig-iag or automatic scw.ng ma­ chine. Also used Singer Port­ • Quality • Fashions • Service single or couple, private bath. TOOLS ables, like new. The Place: Inquire at Manuel Jacobson DeGifts for atlt Sanford Sewing Center, 104 partition! Store. CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2011 South Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-9111. of Sanforo 3 ROOM furnished apartment, 313 to list your Gift Suggestions. Palmetto, Day—Phone FA 2 3241 DANIEL GREEN Slippers. 54.95 to Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER or night FA 2-3854. for Gifts. Suggestions, or Gift JEWELRY 56.95. Other bedroom slippers Certificates. Roumiliat £ Ander­ from 52.SS. son FA 2-0392. ZIPPO Table Lighter 512.50, Stcr. ling Charms 51-00 up. GwaltncSHOE STORE Jcweler, 204 S. Park. APPLIANCES UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house 2G62H Grandview Ave. 550. Ph FA 2-0627 or FA 2-0983. SORRY, DEAR, BUT 1 HAD TO ____ STOP L j f THAT > YOU WER E GETTING TOO S P O IL E D YOWELL’S Legal Notice UBM AMimOM VIA* TO all our PERSONAL SHOPPER for Gifts, Suggestions, or Gift Certificates. Kouinlllat & Ander­ son FA 2-0392. Joitw A HtY.MSTtK.—YOU SHOULDN'T SLAM ON TOUR- DRAKES WOW NO WARNING/ r F" 1' MOW OUR BUMPERS r V l K E S / ® ARE LOCKED,TAG/ LOOK WHO Y 1 DOYOU I STOTTSt/ THC RtpCIK tOM BY THE UWYEKfci ME TO A Of lies AMO HAD ' MAKTHAV m HIM t*AN THEM , " THERE... ROM YOUCAU «EU THE BlitIIIE ft / j d. coa a tN ACROSS 1 Kind of druse t Mutlcml IT'S SO EASY TD tlftW TUlUOC AWAY, ItU'f 1 IT, THELMA... A BUflHCff, A HUEBAUD, A WAVOF UFE? IF OULY MEMORY -AUO / COMfCIEWCE HAD DOTTED UMEf / j - T ukrai ira S Melody II Bread epreed IS Age 14 Operatic tola 13 One uba (euStx) 14 Soma IT (leap 15 Binging voice 201lea pe Tlleam • Tropical mammals • Rher In Soviet Union 10 Harebell learn 11 Conauinea 37 Hearing WHAT A/tf WE K ' '. j t HUtEf j miAPS HE m i ah . s m fe MUf X A»?e YOU « Aliy X y i9 . IHI5 6O0 0 t o Pur voug li-i our iast A35i5tAsr RTVJ OH TH£ BtOCkf / / AUCIIOW. V , . ^ WAY-M£*5 our OF 7PC WAYa * u wcmiii nvr. , 6RAHO to U6, V (VlNCC, . YOUTtE A HAW MAN SAIOAN. | HO. PRACTICAL. ' AND DON'T tH-C MY HAMT IN THIS TOWN * S3 Muaic la au S3 Landed 34 Ky. euggeatlvely 33 Aaaeoi 34 Muaical direction. DOWN REDUCED PRICE 58,500. 14,000 down balance 530 per month on two frame houses and 4 acres of land. Contact Grady Scott. FA 2-2825. Property w e k iv a r iv e r Jim Hunt Realty estates Approximately 245 acres, with 150 2524 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 ft. on river, 45 mile off Rt. 46 Sanford, Florida Nights FA 2-0648 $5,500 Call FA 2-6173 after 6:00 p. m We Don't Want EVERYBODY'S Business, Just YOURS. 4 Lake Lots, with large oak trees, on Lake Onoro, 55,000. Name Your Terms. ROSA L. PAYTON*' Registered Real Estate Broker FARMER'S AGENCY Pb. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha N. V. Farmer, Realtor 2465 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221 After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0261 Serviceman Moved and mutt give SAN SEM KNOLLS home away, 3 bedroom in SunNew homes, featuring built-in land Estates kitchens, 145 baths and close No Qualifying, Move right in, in location. 5300 down and low Only 582.00 per mo. total FHA monthly payments far less than payment. Call Orlando CI1 1-33Q you would pay for rent. Fea­ LITTLE VENICE tures terrano floors, awning This is a fine 3 bedrohm, 2 bath windows. Call today. home with an excellent location. Has attractive architecture and special features Including fenc­ ed backyard, equipped kitchen, 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 and parquet floors, Located across the road from the M a y fair Country Club. See our sign. 3-Bcdrooms, 2-Baths, eaccilent Total price ii only $16,500. neighborhood. Priced from 511,900. Low down payment, 164.50 per -mo., principal A in­ terest. 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 $50 DOWN Stenstrom Realty r~ J - V T~ tr 43 Immature eow 44 BrlUab eaaa/ta 47 Do(MUatbrU« 4S Fairy 1 1 1ir it 18 n ir r IT pT _ ■ * sr B sr TT H W a IF u cr w Ph. FA 2-8310 or CR T-1921 Nights GA 7-1588 Jack Demetree, Developer 44 Uncovered 33 Vehicle 40 Dodge and Duqueena 41 Voting bat 35 Arntee « M I . WHATV IHI9 All. . ABOUTf J 2521 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 Sunford, Fla. Nighta FA 2-0648 Stenstrom Realty 34 Knlerlalnment 42 Frtnch girt 35 IlliftlCil; If is Util rsmpoeiUons 43 tllaclal mow 12 Preposition 23 llritenlr body 20 Thoughtful •TOMale M tlodd.ee U Inlatualion 40 Winnow 41 Kind of velvet 44 Soled piaute 44 Port ant 49 Dlatant 30 lUEtd day Jim Hunt Realty 12. H eal E sta te F o r S a le Want to get away from it all -1 Weil bo sure to aee Uiis beauti­ ful spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath Medallion home located off Country Club road. This homo features extra large bedrooms, separate dining area, York town kitchen, acrccncd porch, patio, double carporti: and many more attractive extras. Sales price 518,900, terma can be arrange!*-. If you desire, can purchase an* ditlonal acreage with the heme. VA — NOTHING DOWN 11 Offlco balder* •Slight broun 33 Butler portion 34 Affectionate 33 Trauma St Component WKST1NGHOUSE Space - Mate CALL Mr*. Cushing FA 2-0181 for Washer 5269.00, Matching Dry­ all your Jewelry needs, reason­ er 51.00 Miller Radio & Ap­ ably priced, Personally *cle<-ipliance, its S. Park. 12. Real Estnte For Sale an.i c u N n n v r I.'UUIIIN, Ms wlf«. xml IllIKIKWOOD WOOD PltODlICTB COM- CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. l’ A N r , INC, a N t w J»rs*jr eorRent or Sale. Reasonable. Call poratlon, evening*. FA 2-1597. D«r»nit*nt* MOTICH TO APFKAII T l l l l STATU OF FI,Oil lit % TOi OR., Built-in kitchen: Rent with JOHN l>. c o o tltN and option lo buy: 719 Baywood Dr. I.UNKIIVT COUOIN llnut* S FA 2-8118. N iw Ixindnn, North Carolina TOUII Alts-l lIKIIKliV NOTIFIKD Ilia! a ault baa bacn Iliad aaalnat 12. Real Estate For Sale you In tha abova antltU.I cauaa, and that you ara ra.iulrad lo flit your anawar with lha Clark o f tha Ro b e r t A- Wi l l i a m s , Realtor Court and lo aarva a copy tharauf Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. upon lha Pla in ti ff or Plantlfra rA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. attornaya, wlioaa nama and addraaa la tllahop A llornalaln, t l ICaat Pina Btraat. Orlando. Florida, 3 BEDROOM CB house, large lot not talar Ilian January Ith, 1SIJ. adjoining school. New paint, If you fall to do t o a Dacraa Pro new lawn. 1 have 52200 in the Confaaao will ba anlarad aaalnat you fo r tha rallaf damandad In house will tell for 5300.00 and lha Compliant. Thla ault la to take 510,400 mortgage at 581.00 foravloaa a m o r t o s * . Tha raat per month FA 2-8033. proparty procra.lad asalnat la: I.ot Jl. Illock *. W K A T ItKltKFI i:i,t> KIUHT AD D I­ 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath (new house) TION, accord ing to tha plat 5360.00 du u u, approximately th rraof aa racorilad In P U l ■look t>. I’ aga IS. Public 575.00 per mo. Total Slortgagc Hacnrda af Brmlhola County, 510,000. Appliances furnished. Florida. Togathar with tha follow in g Grass—solid aod, City water, Ham c.r proparty which la tocan be seen at 1233 Summerlin ralad In and parmananlly InAve. People at 1335 Summerlin n u lle d aa a part or lha lmprovemant on aald land: have keys. Contact Burt Revels Inlarnallonal o f Utica Fu rnInc. 109 W. 27th St. FA 2-8758. aca Modal No. OHH IS B-D WIT.NKBN my hand and tha aaal o f aald Court at Sanford, Florida, MERRY CHRISTMAS AND / thla n i l day of Dactmbar, 1811. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERY (BKAt.) ONE! Arthur if. tlickw Uh, Jr. Clark o f tha Circuit Court ll y : Martha T. Vlhlan SUNSHINE REALTY Daputy Clark Amy Anderson lllthop A llornalaln SI K a il Pina Btraat Reg. Real Estate Broker Orlando, Florida 2619 So. French Ave. Attornaya for Plaintiff Day FA 2-74#? - Night FA 2-4811 1’ ubllah Dac. 4, 11. 10. 37, 18(1. Yfum . 1 SURE CAN SYMPATHIZE WITH rCCRUbOC M oojnaA r ms “0 0 0 %Ano CHOS'SWfL. IVEY’S Dtm-IHI_A THAT UM4Y-------1088IR LET PAT B* A , ---------------------LEMON. SON-PORT I XU W8TCIJ»Utt NEVERKAOMO OIT * 0 PWJWK WID \JT.P0f TIMEtfff MRWOWd AMUnOM PET* NO -n rp|p TIME LEFT fOK CA / T c T T l ' PlfrH4-H_*0 \ 12 PIECE, life time set of Tam- NOTICI5 o r API’ l . i r 1TIOV ous Club Aluminum waterless F o i l TA T IIBKIS cookware 529 93. for limited IDENTIFICATION llmclets 55 60 far e. SsaM.l ss Florida atatulca o f IPlut time only! Terms. Carroll's SWEATERS, slipover and Carditax included. Pendants, 53.60 NOTICK ltf HUHDIIV rilVKN. TRAILER on Wekiva River, in Furniture Phone FA 2-518!. guns, 56.93 to 514.95, Perkins, tax included. Wert Jewelry, 202 That Ifarhart Charry lha holder o f quire at Wekiva River Haven Downtown Sanford. E. tsti St. Ph. FA 2-0181. the fo lla t'ln g certificate baa filed FA 2-1909. aald rartlflrata for lax deed to BOATS AND MOTORS be laaucd thateun. Tha csrllflcata ’all our PERSONAL SHOPPER number and year of laaiianra, the TWO Clean furnished apartments, GIFTS FOB BOYS dearrlptl-.n o f Ilia property, and fur Gifts, Suggestions, or Gift nice for couple. Call FA 2-3930. lha name In which It wae aetata* Certificates, Rouinillal & Ander­ SLACKS, Sweaters, Shirts, Cow­ CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2611 ed are aa follow*! to list your Gift Suggestions, Cs rllf lcata No. IIS Tear o f la* son FA 2-0392. boy Suits, Levis, Boots, Suits aiianca ISS8 Manuel Jacobson 213 E. 1st. DKBC1IIPTION OF PflOPKtlTT l»ote 2 A 4 fllock II llu ncalow FURNITURE HOUSE for rent. Ph. FA 2-2773 City Plat I....... 7 l-aue SI TENTS, Skates, air rifles, sleeping Name In which assraaad Annie bags, hunting knife and ax Jarkaon. All o f aald property be* 3 - ROOM furnished apt., 560.00 LIVING Room Suits, choice of sets. Army Navy Surplus lug In the County of Hamlni.lt, mo.. Close In, 111 E. 8th St LUGGAGE, Sweaters, Skirts, Hos­ Htate o f Florida. IJntaaa aucli c e r ­ colors $99. High back Swivel iery, Llngcr.c, Hats and Bags, FA 2 G35 or FA 2-3786. ti fica te aball ba redeemed a c ­ rockers, foam cushions 549.59. Manuel Jacobson 213 E. 1st. cord in g lo law the property dtacLUGGAGE • BEDBOOM house, kitchen Echols Bedding. rlhed In auch certificate will be aotil lo lha higher! bidder at the equipped, water furnished. Ph UNIVERSAL Hair Dryer (4front doo r o f the Hemlnola County CEDAR Chests, Natural, Maple, F a 2-4111. Court llouaa at Hanfurd. Florida, temp. dial) Ostrich grain hat- CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2611 Walnut. From 539.95 up. San­ on lha flrat Monday In the month to list your Gift Suggestions. box case, 529.95. The perfect o f January, ISSl, which la the WELAKA APARTMENTS: room! ford Furniture Co. 300 E. 1st. gift for Christmai. Sanford private baths, 114 W. First St let day of January, 1241. TREES ft TRIMS Pa le d thla loth day o f Octobar, Electric, downtown Sanford, feeJ [ , 'm AS THO I VIERE THE MOST IMPORTANT ) MAN IN r * . # THE < WORLD>■ V k-t kjrraih 2 BEDROOM furnla.ied cottage in SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gabies Lake Mary. FA 2-1757. SOt Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. Legal Notice I'jMino inki* ntitle1* Hint full urn litre by rm|ulrt«1 to f II *» your writ* ten rltreftnfti either imMurmtlj' or by an attorney, on or before the JSth flnjP o f January. I9C2, at tl»« office *»f the (Merle o f the Circuit Court At lb** Court House. In Han­ ford, Florid*. a nil ! o mall a aofiy thereof to Knrlyle Houeholfler* Attorney for IMa In tiff, P. D. I lo i !&n, H«nf4inl, Florida, In that e#r* in In divorce proceed Inir pend In* Attaint! you In the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial (Mreul! o f Florida, In and for Hcrnlnol* r*ounly t Florida. In Chancery, the title o f autld m u m be In* (*lara CJ* WU* lUnii, PlAlntlff. ve. Ku'icene W llDame, Defendnnt. nrnf herein fait nutf or a dec?r*t pro confoaao will bit entered a*alnet you. Whneaa rny hand and o fflc'a t Rial at Hanford. Hemlnole County, Florida, thla S»th day o f Ileeetn* her. m i . (HKAL) Arthur II. Ilerkwlth. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court lly: Martha , T. Vlhlen, D C Karlyle llouaholder Attorney for Plaintiff P. O. Jtox 2»o y o u A L W A Y S USED TO COME RU SW ING, S - T TO THE DOOR V , ANOGREET ►J/S.T ME WITH A < ,30 V B IG HUG ,9 AND K ISS f FURNISHED Garage apartment and cottage. Pti. FA 2-2500. S an forD Page 10—Thurs. Dec. 21, r V IT ir ir P ii IT i r A P O N G D A LE HOMES LMN ENTERPRISES INC. S - BEDROOMS lVi BATHS Low Down Payment No Clotting Coils 3 * Bedroom* l* /« Baths Central Alr-Cond. ft Heating A* Low r c / l Per Aa * 1 Month Principal - Ins. • Int. •Taxes DIRECTIONS I 10 Minolrn from Sanford, So. an fa 11*9% **»* •IftOll |i| our sign. rl LMN Enterprise, Inc. Country Club Road (20th St, Exteneion) 2 Mllrw Weal Of llvey. IT-#* Next To Mayfair Country Club SS.500 To *9,300 FHA & Conv. Financing 44 M 5) U h G R EEN ESTA TES : V FHA klauthly Payment* No Cloning Coat VA 4k Conv. Financing Available Cliff Uorneman, Broker TErrace 8-4199 £ TErrace 8-3911 O pe n 10:00 a.m. to T:l>0 p.m. �/ Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! franfnrh ftjrralh Thura. D e c. 2 1 , 'C l— I\iKC II 12. Ileal Estate *nr Sale ----------------------- - M l ST .S E L I., ------. 12. Heal Estate F o r Sale HOUSE tor sale by owner: 2 «tory, 4 bedrooms. FA 2-5377. W ill IP. Sit m il ion s W a n ted 57: and bedCas- O scar M. Ilu rrlsu n Registered Real Estate Broker HOLIDAY SPECIALS i3 il Palmetto Ave. t’ h. rA 2-791* Tour choice of two fine homes with low down payments. Good locations convenient to San.'ord, schools and shopping. Take ad­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM vantage of homestead tax ex ­ ll8 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-8123 emption by purchas'ng before 1st January 1962. MAYFAIR— 4 bedroom — 2-bath —dream home come true—116 N. Virginia. 2.U00 sq. feet living Very attractive 3 bedroom home in 2nd addition Pinecrest. Re­ apace—on large lot — central cently redecorated, kitchen heat—kitchen equipped—trrrauo equipped, $400 down payment floor—deep well. Must sell and reasonable monthly pay­ quickly — conventional loan — ments, Including taxes and in­ reasonable payment — assume surance, What more practical mortgage or refinance. Call FA 2-4182. gift fur your family than the home you have been thinking about. HOMES LOTS ACREAGE it. Johns Realty Co. SALES RENTALS Helmly Realty 308 W. 13th Street FA 2*7605 Evenings FA 2 2579 CHRISTMAS HOME SPECIAL 1When you t«« till* beautiful cuatom built 2 bedroom home you will know that Christmas Is here. It feature* a large comer lot In Loch Artwr, beautifully landscaped with trees and shrubs, fireplace, deepwell wa ter aupply and kitchen equipped. Many other fine feature* for your inspection. Only $15,450 | with excellent terms, Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-2420 Beautiful 3-bedroom, 2 bath home located on nice corner lot. Builtin kitchen equipment, fenced backyard, large storage area. Thia attractive borne can be yoqri for $300 down and take over monthly payments. Drive by 3100 Park Ave. and then call Jim Hunt Realty t Park Drive Office FA 3-2111 Sanford, Florida Night* FA 2-0648 THREE WISE MEN 0 • THE FIRST WISE MAN WiU investigate the outatandlng bargain being offered at 211 W. 18th Street two bedroom*, furnished, nice shady lot, and all city conven­ ience!. Absolute total price $6,800. Must have 81,000 down to cover furniture. Balance per month. THE SECOND WISE MAN Will check the investment oppor­ tunity with 128% gross return. The terras are reasonable to a qualified buyer. 31. Poultry - Pet* • Livestock, ;M. Articles For Sale T elevision tny YARD give yog equity. No down payment, monthly include* all taxes Insurance. Masonary, 1 room, terauo. tile bath, in selberry TE 8-2630. 2b, Kti.lio Work, window cleaning, TV SERVICE with n lie hour. RED Dac'stiiirul puppies. AKC any k nd of work. Call Warren Service call *2.00, Sunshine TV. rejtstered, BeautiAil, 8 weeks Sutton FA 2-2513. (The working man's friend.)j old Christmas. FA 2-MiU. --— — —~ FA 2 8792. - ,l* B a b y s itte r s CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black Poodle Puppies. S-’.on dog Stock. 1 will keep small children In tuy 27. Special Service* Reserve now, Pick up Christ­ home *1.25 per day. FA 2-2274. | ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stale mas Eve. FA 2-7741. menu, invoices, band bills, and wi l l , care tor any age children in my home, 2907 Palmetto programs, etc. Progressive GENTLE riding horse, also 4 Beagle puppies, FA 2-0264. Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— FA 2-3161. 308 West 13th SL BEAGLE puppies, registered, 1 21. Beauty Salons female, 1 male, 9 weeks old, 13 EYA-BLbS BEAUTY SHOP In., show typo. $35 and $40. 3 Senior Beau feiaus Call FA 2-2159. Minnie Bess - Helen - Blanche Specialising In Heating DACHSHUND puppy, long hair, 108 E. 2nd. St. Phcn„ FA 2-3914 and Air-Conditioning Only FA 2-4133. 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 KATHERINE HARVEY BEAUTY SHOP DRESSMAKING and alterations. 32. Flowers - Trees • Shrubs Hair Stylist • Pat Stewart FA 2-1853. Sale] Polnsettiss In Bloom U8c 318 Palmetto Ave. ..P h. FA 2-0834 GRAPEVILLE NURSERY HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK SEWING MACHINE SERVICE Grapevllle Ave aear 30th St Fot servlet on any make of Sew* Professional Care— Modern Equip. log machine parti and access­ PETUNIAS ft Calendulas "n ow Air Conditioned Comfort ories or Rental* call or write ready. Dutch Mill Nursery 105 So. Uak Ph. PA 2-5742 to Sanford Sewing Center, 104 New Upsala Rd. off 20th SL South Park Ave. Pb. FA 28411. Southern Air This is a quality built Ravenna Park home which can be your* DO YOU NEED EXFERT LITER­ for only *500 down. Thl* real ARY HELP? . . . an application donee features a built in kttBeauty Salon let.er that will "get the jo b "; chen. corner lot location and Walker Building club paper; atter dinner speech; excellent neighborhood. 3 bed­ 2510 Oak FA 2-7684 high school or college theme or rooms and l ’ x baths, screened essay on all but iclei.tltlc sub­ family room with sliding glass 'll. Build • l’alnl • Repair jects. Low rates. FA 2-4033, panels off the living room and HOUSE and roof repairs, painting, evenings. many other features. Call our window cleaning and yard work. office today and s*e these fine All work guaranteed. FA 2-1187. PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING offerings. W. L. HARMON ROUM SPECIAL $14.95. Painting Ph. FA 2-4223 inside and out. Call Mr. Tasker, FA 2-6159. HEATING H. B. POPE CO. INC. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone *A 2-2420 SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter 200 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-423 Repairs, Alterations, Painting RIVER FRONT COTTAGF. Phone FA 2-7983, WELLS DRILLED Located at Lemon Bluff, one of PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS the beat fishing spots in U. S. 23. Building Materials All Typei and Si*** Fully furnished, ileept nine. A We Repair and Service wonderful vacation reaort for LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT S T I N E FHA Loans P'aas you, your family and friends. Roofing Machinery and Supply Co. FREE ESTIMATES Only 17800. Ph, FA 2-6432 Your Credit la Good. Up to 2 Yr* 207 W. 2nd SL to Pay! “ We Trade" UPHOLSTERING: fret estimate. B. EDWARDS Why not bo a satisfied custom­ BUILDERS SUPPLIES er? Ray’* Upholstering, Call We Give TV Stamps TE 8-2555. REALTOR — 1NSUHOR 803 W. 3rd SL Ph. FA 2-7881 CONSULTANT — APPRAISER FRIGIDAIRE Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park It Taya Salta ft Service After December 1861, 1819 S. G. 1L HIGH French Ave. To Use Oviedo, Fla. PO 5-5315 Days Evenings Sanford FA 1-3883 The HERALD Dawn's Stenstrom Realty Stemper A gency Ball-Blair Agency Registered Brokers Want AdsA ASSOCIATES 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 24. Electrical Services Lake Mary Branch * FA 2-1290 FH1G1DA1RE 13. Mortgage Loans Sale* A Service Houao Wiring Free Estimate* MORTGAGE LOANS Sid Vihlen’a Randall Electric FHA and ConveaPonal 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 Commercial & Residential STENSTKOM R E A L T Y 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2426 25. Plumbing Services PLUMBINO 15. Biwineaa Opportunities Contracting ft Repair* Free Eilimale* MODERN Atlantic Service Sta­ R. L HARVEY tion to be constructed it inter­ 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 section of Sanford Ave. and Onora Rd. WIU be available tor lease in March, 1062. All ex­ pense paid training school be­ gins Jan. 16. For Information Plumbing A Heating contact J. C. Norris, Orlando, AIR CONDITIONING Ph. GA 5-6588 or Write 1411 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Hamlin Ave. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-4542 Wall ANNOUNCING A NEW SERVICEI Septic tanks pumped - drain fie Ida installed. 24 hour service. Terms. FA 2-9466. 29. Automobile Service Windshield Back Glass Door Gians Vent Glare SERVICE Scnknrlk Gians and Paint Co. Pb. FA 1-4421 General Auto Repair* All Make Cars—La Ivor ft Parts Guaranteed—Quality Workmanship w. VA Down Payment A G oal** Coel $156 Monthly Payments as low aa $18 ind Usee and Insurance NEW HOMES In Beautiful — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 S • BEDROOMS 1 . l y , . 2 BATHS Conventional A FHA Loena Drive 17-82 to Sunland Ratal** ( I ml. 8. of San.ford). Sales offleo 1st house Inside entrant*. K IN G SW O O D HUILDERS. INC. FA 2-6674 .151 HUNT . FA 2-2118 J la V S in W t By SHOEM AKER Aa Low 17. Male Help Wanted RETIRED Military Person to re ­ present 55 yr. old Besl’ a reeotnmended Life Ins. Co. highest commission paid, experience helpful but not essential. Write Mr. Daccardi, 1851 Windsor Dr. Winter Pack or call 64T-OT9T. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service Wt.h The Cash SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON-MA1ER New and Used Furniture 311 E. P in t SL FA 1-5622 CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Mattrcsa renovating. Expert Up­ holstering. All Work Guaran­ teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford Av*. TO A CU STO M ERS USED fee. Imports Sc Sports C an CAR PH. MI 4-3307 WHEEL ALIGNMENT 66 CADILLAC Fleetwood, Loaded ------— 64 COKVAIR 4 Door, Antamatfa ........... f....... I f CADILLAC 4 Door, Air fo o d . ------------... $1 CHBVItOLKl 2 Door Htd-, 6 CyL ........----------69 CHEVROLET Bolair 4 Door, A utom atic........SI FORD 3 Door V-I, A utom atic______ „ 16 CHEVROLET 4 Door Bolair, A u tom a tic___ $1 RAMBLER 4 Door. 6 C yL------$7 KURD 3 Door, Automatic ___ A b $350 Down VA Fiiuuiciag on Home* up to 115.000 FHA — C o n v e n tio n a l Sc In-Service Flnanein* 2nd & 2505 PARK PALM ETTO AVE. In The Showroom Under T h e ★ ST A R S ★ ftom ha 1 l(ind s C A R LA N D ! M ALL MODELS 4414 67 66 1496 66 THIS SP E C IA L 1)93 36 SI 64 64 69 60 IT IT 1493 *86 1113 995 M3 SA N F O R D SANFORD IN CLU D ES: • Bel caster, cumber and toe-in Balance Wheel*, add Weights Genuine Ford Parts. ■SAFETY SPECIAL4 Dear, Custom, Aut*. II Easy Payment* Arranged Rely on Prompt, Efficient Service and 4 Door, 6 Cj L, Htd., Belslr ..— 1316 FORD CARS ONLY DEC. 24, 1961 A 1418 ■96 311 1196 496 11$ 191 •8 169$ 3 Tee CHASSIS sod CAB F A 2-0711 FA 2-0861 l»5 1196 SEAT BELTS $975 IN STALLE D PER PASSENGER INSPECT FRONT BRAKE AND PACK WHEEL BEARINGS JU LINING $ooo Strickland-Morrison SERVICE sBi DEPARTM ENT 308 E. 1'h. FA 2-1481 f i f FORD Falrtsn* 4-dr.. 0 * green, straight shift. Ilk new. M 1B I Reduced to M !• $ C l FORD Fair Ian* 506 V-4 O I Overdrive. II M l Reduced to 111 GALAX1E 4 dr. "6” , $AYI BALANCE iu o ^ T u rk e y CONST. CO. i c Finest Cars i f f i l l FORD Fnlrlan* 1-dr., V straight slick, R $ | «A | ft It. Reduced to IJ V GALAX1H 3 dr. V I, f -o -m . $i i q i Reduced to I W FORD 3 dr. rench wags Reduced to AND WHO PURCHASE BEFORE $ FOR SMOOTHER, S A F E R DRI VI NG Our SpecieL'tf 17-92 • Hear* o< Maitland • Park Homes DIRECTIONS: Turn W. ee lltk 8‘- Fellow Coo*try Clsh Rd. ft WeUh for our eigw*. USED BOY'S BIKE, 26 in. Evans Olympic gold finish, chrome wheels and fenders, saddle bas­ kets, ready to ride, $J0 00 Tom Hemphill, 420 Elliott. FA 2-7010. A. W. Barkley Uatd Cars, 18. Help Wanted HAVE TWO OPENINGS—one full time and one part time with 92 year old Company. Route typa work. Average $2 4* per hour. Man or woman. Age 35 to 65. Car necessary. Write: Mr. Greene, 659 West Peachtree St.. N. E-, Atlanta 8, Georgia. 111 East lit St. B a r k le y ** Gifts ONE full charge bookkeeper, groeery experience preferred. Per­ manent resident. Apply Florida | Stale Employment Service, 200 So. French. FRESH PR E-MIX ED CONCRETE NEW Olympia portable typewrit-1 1919 Jeep 4 wheel drive, automatic Medium a/ed stepping stones.! or* wllh cases. Regular Stli.oo. hubs, excellent condition, looks window lilts, lintels ft steps Now $69.00 plu* tax, Powell's like new. Perfect Christmas Old rock, steel and sand. Office Supply, 117 S. Maymlla ti'.fl for Dad or Junior. Price FA 2-5S42. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. $595. Mirac'e Concrete Co. 309 Sifl Elm Ate. FA 2-5751 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751. NEW WE-NTINOIIOI SE INSTANT* FOR SALE— Counters and fix­ ON Portable Television. Come '57 BUICK Hoadmaster, power tures, Firestone Store, i l l East' in (nr demonstration, also Used M-ars, air rand, and everything 1st., St, TV's 659.30 and up. Town ft reduced ................... $495. Country TV, in Bear of McRey- '56 CHEVY, automatie, a real WHEEL CilAins, crutches, vine* Molds Drug Store, FA 2-5362. dream! ... $495 walkers. FOR SALE— Our complete Pne '51 DODGE, V8, 4 dr, push but­ FREE DELIVERY ton drive, good family car, of paints tnd electric paint Prescriptions our Specialty Juit ..................•#•*#*•*#.• $49J mixer* — Painter) and Con­ FAUST’S Rx Mellonvllle tractors Spec'al. Firestone Store 32 DODGE Radio ft heater, etc. Ph. FA 2-71117 a bargain at .................... $95. in e. m st. FURM1URL Two Pick-up truck*, come and Navy man transferred: brand DOES ANYONE have any per­ get one at $95. new; take over for balance on simmons fur sale? FA 2-5402. B IL L C O O K E 3 complete rooms; no down QUALITY CARS ARE YOU Going FIshlngT I've pay ment necessary; payment) FA 2-3638 got Missouri Minnows 25c do*. 1014 S. French Ave. low a *13 per munth. Call ownRed worms 45c a box. 713 W. ner collect, TE 5-1511, Cassel­ 9th SL In front of old bus sta­ 37. Boats • M otors berry. tion. Grady Scott’s Grocery and UNION PLANTS Gateway To The Waterway Bail Stand. Crystal Wax, per M $2.50; 500 $1.50 Your EVINRUD3 Dealer 5 M lota and over, $2.25 FOB HEAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS Kobsim Sporting Goods 304-8-8 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5981 her*. A. M. Prevail, Phone Singer Console Sewing Machine ..................... 27.50 749-2115 Seville, Fla. 8 MM Recording machine .. 30.00j 14 FT. SCAT CRAFT, windshields, FOR YOUR BAND Instruments. 7 Power Binoculars leather lop, boat cover, cushions, lights, Guitars, Bongo's, Christmas charger, etc. '59 Evlnrude Lark, case .................................... 15.00 Sheet Music. Sales, Rental, Re- 3 speed RCA Record Player 12.00 Electric starter. Trade Wind pairs. See Bukur’i Music Shop, Smsll G.E. Radio, a beauty 8.50 Trailer. Sacrifice. FA 2-5467. 2004 Cedar Av*. FA 2-0733. New 11.00 Waffle Iron now 6 00 Open til 9 p. m. Monday, Wed­ G.E. Cake Mixer ............... 5 00 TVx hp. 1960 Model, Wliiard, First 865.00 takea it. Ph. FA 3-5609. nesday, Friday until Christmas. Your choice of Deep Fryer* 7.00 Antique Walnut Chest ......... 45.00 FIRESTONE Pre-Movlng Sale on 39. Trailers - Cabanas all used tires. We don't want Nesco Elec, turkey roaster 7.50 Jenny Lind comer brackets 14.00 to lug tham to our new loca­ ANDERSON house trailer 83 (L tion, so make us an offer. All Craftman Hutch it* new .. 50.00 10 x 16 Fla. room, carport*, Super Trading Boat Siaea, Firestone i l l East 1st., air conditioned, excellent condi­ On S. Orlando Highway St. tion. Ph. FA 3-5907 for appoint* Open Evenings until 9 p.m ment. INTAKE mintfold, 3 two-barrel Phone FA 2-0677 carburetor*, fuel block, for '58 1981 MOBILE Home, 3 bedrooms, or '59 Ford 381 engine. Phone ROY’S Bicycle, good condition. will trade, take over payment* FA 2-2448. Ur. Gielow FA 2-2611 or of $71. See Bailey, Dewitt FA 3-6473 after 6:00 p. m. ONE 35/100 BTU Gas spaee heater Trailer Park. unvented. Nearly new. . 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First St. PA 2-1481 Winter Park Ml 4-6616 �E D IT O R IA L (jJ lir mifntLi ijcralii fc d iiio n PAGE 11 Altamonte P-TA Okays Financial Expenditures Longwood C of C Has Party Members of the Board o f Direc­ tors of tha Longwood Area Cham­ ber o f Commercs played hosts to thn organisation at a Christmas party and program held last Thursday night in the Civic Lea­ gue Building on Church St. According to women o f the group, who usually fall heir to managing all details o f such spe­ cial events, the men should do this more often for they report that tha directors "really outdid them­ selves with the beautifully decor­ ated tables and appolnmenta." Tables, with centar tracings of greenery, were arranged in a large “ V” and gay candy canes and holi­ day cups filled with sweets were plnced at each setting. Hall decor­ ations, attractively done by Mrs. Lillian Cox and Mrs. Elisabeth Hills with assistance from tha di­ rectors, were placed at vantage points around the room, across the width of the stage end opposite it, at the other end of the room, stood the large and gaily trimmed tree. Program selections were the solo, “ In the Air,” sung by Mrs. II, It. Cray accompanied by Airs. L. C. Walker and "And There Were Shepherds,” sung by Airs. Ida Stewart accompanied by Airs. Cox. In the absence of some mem­ ber! scheduled to appear on the program, Airs. Gray graciously filled In by singing another solo, "Star of tha Evening.” 7h* pro­ gram concluded with all joining In singing carols with Aire. Gray serving as directors end Mrs. Walker aa accompanist a f t e r which Inexpensive gifts were ex­ changed. Refreshments served Included an array of sandwiches, holiday cakes and coffee or tea. The next meeting o f the group will be held at S p. m. on Jan. 11 at the Civic League Building. jjd-'ifrl \vs n'ftv v um . hV v * r,' ARTISTIC CENTERPIECES, nitch u* the one pictured above, were created by member* of the Altamonte Spring* Garden Club for each table at their annual Christmas Party and Supper last Thursday, (Herald Photo) "We've Been To See The Queen, . . . Found Her Lovely And Fair" vr.ie**. THE BOARD OP DIRECTORS, host at Longwood'a Area Chamber o f Com­ merce Christmas program and party, Includes, top photo from left, G. B. Honscn, F. A. Browning, E. P. Richards, Maurice E. Rudolph, Miss Dorothy Heath and Elden G. Heath. Appearing on the musical progrnm were, bot­ tom photo from left, Mr*. L. C. Walker, Mrs. L. L. Cox, Mrs. B. R. Gray and Mr*. Charlei Stewart. (Herald Photos) Cub Scout Pack 5 4 0 Has Christmas M eeting By JAN E CASSELBERRY Cub Scout Pack 040 held a com­ bination Pack meeting and Christ­ mas Party last Friday night. In Fellowship Hall of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church, A representative of the Marine Corps Reserve spoke on the "Tots for Toys Campaign” and Cubs presented tha toys which they have collected. Wekiwa District Scout Execu­ tive AI Fiori presented the new Pack charter to Henry Duncan, Inatltutiuna! Representative a n d president o f the Methodist Men’s Club, tbs sponsoring organisation. Cubmastcr Wally Krohna pre­ sented registration cards to Pack committee members, Fred Blstllne, chairman; Darwin Shea, Jay John­ son, Jack Loyd, Rayburn Alii wee William Rhoades, Jack Loy, and Art Rhodes. Den Mothers receiving cards were Mrs. Diana Johnson, Aim, Frances Sstje, Mrs. Ruth Mont­ gomery, Mrs. Carolyn Miller, Mrs. Deity Rhodes, Airs, Julia Krohne, Mrs. | Annabelle Sitter, Carrie Rhoades, and Mrs. Jans Urimitead. Membership cards will be pre­ sented to the Cuba at thsir next den meeting. Krohna announced that two new dene have been formcd since the last Pack mealing, those o f Mrs. Miller and Airs. Jphnsun whe is assisted by Mrs. Grimslead. Installed as Robcats by Rsv, Darwin Rhea In a apodal ceremony and receiving their Bobcat pins from their parents wets Alatk Werley Vernon Catron Jr., Craig Duncan, AInrk Kennedy, Alike A1al­ loy, Todd Miller, John Grimetfad, Wayne Karcher, Charles Lytle, Patrick llusecy, Alichael Soloman, Clint Keinest, Walter Earnest, Daniel Shea, Dennis Dysert and l.awrcnco Kwaikowski. Advancement awards were pre­ sented to llarsell Viner who earned a gold and silver arrow and John Lockycr who received a one year pin. Al Fiori led the group In singing Christines Carols. Dens Five and Seven presented “ Alagic Show” skits to mystify the audience with ■uch acts as rope tricks, disappear­ ing coins, and mind-reading. Santa arrived to pasa out glfta for all Lho cubs as well aa candy traata for all the children proaent. (A fashion note): Santa waa sporting a lovely pair of bright green shoes with curled up toea. Altamonte Men To Meet Today The second meeting o f the newly organised Altamonte Springs Bus­ iness Men’s Club will be held n 9 p. m. today In the Altamonte Spring* Coffee Shop. Attorney E. Pope (Sandy) Bas­ sett will be present to offer sug­ gestions snd sld in lersl matters pertaining to the drafting o f by­ laws for the new group according to President Tom Southerland. Newcomers Club Enjoys Holiday Program Meeting The Welcome Wagon Newcom­ ers Club of South Seminole Coun­ ty, In addition to Its regularly scheduled business meeting at the Mid Florida Country Club last Thursday, enjoyed a Christmas Party and an exchange o f gifts among members. Gay decorations created by Mrs. Frances Setje added to the holiday atmosphere and a program of Christ mss music was presented by members of the Lyman High School Choralalres directed by Airs. Dorothea Benson. In addition to Its year*round welfare program, members plan, lied to rare for a Iocs), needy family this Christmas. Airs. Faye Messlck, welfare chairman, la In charge o f the project. An interesting meeting le plan­ ned for Jan. 26 when Kenneth AfcIntosh, Sanford attorney, will speak on “ Legal Matters Pertain, tng to Women.” Longwood Library Adds New Hours The Library Commutes of ths Longwood Civic League has an­ nounced that due to increased demand tor services, Uie library will opcu from 3 p. m. until p, m. each Thursday beginning on Jan. 4. In churge for the Thursday afternoon hours will be Charlee Stewart, one of the com mualty’a new restdenta. Present hours St the library art from t a. m. until noon on Saturdays and from T p. m un­ til • p. m. on Tuesdays. For The Youngsters S& n m o le G te a THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1961 COUNTY NEWS By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH “ Pussy cal, pussy cat, where have you bcenT “ We’ve been to Bo to ace the queen!’’—and that la exactly where Air. and Airs. R, V. Spencer of Sierra Leone, Africa had been. Air. Spencer, an engineer with Uie Pittsburgh Paint and Glass Co. and tha son of Air. and Mrs. C. R. Spencer of Cecelia Drive, Bear Lake and now residing with hii wife and three sons in Africa, had a front row seat when Queen Kliiabeth and the Duke of Edin­ burgh were on a recent visit there. They write of the preparation by Loth tha white people and nsfrves to greet the queen and her party In their province. They themselvea journeyed 18 miles to the Jong River equipped with their deck chalrr, umbrellas, sun hats, cameras and food for the day on the first lap of their trip. After crossing the river they drove AO miles to Bo where the queen was expected. After sett­ ling down with all their parapher­ nalia, they watched the excited crowds pass by as they ate their lunch on a frlcnd’a front lawn and tried nut lo miss any of the day’s air of expectancy. American, French and British flags were much In evidence as were representative! from various ma Ratines and newspapers. All morning thousands of people streamed past to take their places and wait for the queen arrival. As Mrs. Spencer wrote, “ It was fascinating to watch the dan­ cers, dovila and chlefa all arrayed in beautiful, blxarre and colorful costumes.” Finally, after great expectalions, the royal party drova by in an open Rolls-Royce. Tha queen waa wearing a pale pink dress and carrying a matching parasol, while on her head, In regal digni­ ty, she wore a tlarra of pearls. The temperature at the time was 90 degrees. After the Queen waa scaled along with her party, in the am­ phitheater, all 43 chiefs of the province wearing their ceremonial robes were presented to ber majesty. As they paraded across the field, the show they put on was truly superb. Since dsneing is the chief form of art in Africa, the dancers ex­ pressed ail their various activi­ ties and ways of Ufa through dancing interpretation*. Air. and Mrs. Spencer agreed that the “ carnival atmosphere and the complete happiness of one and all, combined with the gaiety and good humor of the occasion rivaled anything they hid ever wltnesied.'' Following the day’s festival, a reception wa* given for the royal party that evening by the gover­ nor, Sir .Maurice Dorman. This reception was a happy uncrowdcd affair and the queen and dukt mingled and talked with all at­ tending. For this event the queen wore a beige dress of exquisite lace, with gloves, hat and shoes to match. Her jewelry consisted of a diamond flower pin and two rows of large perfectly-matched pearls, the Spencers wrote. The reception was so rallied and casual they say, that it was hard to raallie that the Que*n probably Is guarded closer than any penon on earth. This can be proved by the fact that Air. and Mrs. Spencer's Invitations were scrutinized at three aeparate point! along with those of other guests. The entire event was one such aa dream* are made of and to bo remembered for a llfe'imc. “ Pussy cat, pussy cat, what did you do thcreT “ We found that the Queen was lovely and fair,” Pooles Plan Holiday Visit Rsv. and Mrs. Oscar Pool* and their family of the Casselberry Community Afethodlat Church left today for Charleston, W. V a , when they will spend the Christ­ mas holldaye visiting with Mrs. Poole’s relative*. Before they re­ turn to Casselberry they .hope to visit with friend* at their former church In Elisabeth, lnd. In Rev, Poole's absence, the pul­ pit will be filled by Rev, Elton P. Richards. At last Sunday morning's sarvIre, Rev and Airs. Poole were pre­ sented with a new bucket contain­ ing 1167, a Christmas gift from ths Church School, ths Aten’s Club and the WSCS. The bucket waa to replace one borrowed from Mrs. Pool* which served well during the construction o f the new addition to Uie church but Is now n total lose. By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Members of the Altamonte Springs Elementary P-TA voted approval on a number of financial expenditures at their December meeting with 189 persons In at­ tendance. Money to be given for the school Included 3100 to Mrs. Neal Buell, clinic chairman, for maintaining the clinic and for purchasing ad­ ditional supplies and draperies; $200 to be added to the $400 given last year for paving an asphalt strip in front of the achool to be used for school games and for parking and $300 to be used for the library and audio visual aids, books and film itripa for the fifth and aixth grades where aocial studies, sciences snd health are taught In the block teaching sys­ tem. The association also made ten­ tative plans for conducting a magazine sale as a fund-raising project which will be announced at a lalcr date. Parents were asked to bring outgrown or surplus books to add lo the school library stock. Room attendance count was won by Airs. E. Miller’ s first grade. Refreshments of homemade cookies, punch and coffee were served by room mothers of the fifth graders. The committee con­ sisted of Airs. J. Snover, chairman and Mrs. Jo H alf, Mrs. Ruth Beach, Mrs. Frances Viers, Airs. Audrey Nsticrata, Mrs. Betty Sig­ mon snd Mrs. Doit! Thomas. Hobby Craft Club Elects Officers; Has Annual Party By CAROL JEPSON An election of officers was held at the December meeting o f the Chulunta Hobby Craft Club. Those named included Ruth Worthington, president; Ruth Jordan, secretary; Margaret Crews, treasurer; Jo Savage, publicity chairman and Mina Atorrioon, sun­ shine chairman. It also waa voted to donate $16 each to the Oviedo Clinic and Sal­ vation Army this Christmas, Members o f ths club reported that they thoroughly enjoysd thsir annual Christmas party held this year on Dec. 13 at tha Lake Catherine Inn where, after every­ one enjoyed the smorgarborg, the group participated In a Carol Feit. Legion Post 256 Schedules Dance By JANE CASSELBERRY American Legion Memorial Foet 260 o f Casselberry will be host to a New Year's Eve Dance begin­ ning at p. m. at Terebo's Restau­ rant located at The Seminole Race­ way near Casselberry. The dene* committee, consisting of Carl Stoddard, I.uther Mynderte and Ben Evans, promises a gala evening with all the traditional favors and festivities to usher In the New Year. A four-piece or­ chestra will provide music for dancing. Refrcshmsnta will be available during the evening snd a breakfast will be served following the dance. Fire M eeting Set Commissioners of the Mary F in District will hold final meeting of the year p. m. today in tht Lake F in Hall. Tha mealing la to the pubUc. C O M M EN T Laks their at I Mary open Four Seminole County communities hava put said* their adult business problems this week to make ar­ rangements for what Is perhaps the best and biggest event in the year for their youngsters . . . the annual q Christmas Party. Santa, making last-minute rounds before his big visit Sunday night, will visit Longwood youngsters at a community party today, to open with carol singing at 6 p. m, in the park, at about 7 p. m. Later he will be at Altamonte Springs to see all the children during a party scheduled to begin at 8 p. m. in the Community House. In both communities, volunteer firemen, aided by ' all their townspeople are sponsoring the parties wheivm; each child will receive Christmas treats and gifts. On Friday Santa has planned visits with all thij,,, young people of the area at Lake Mary's Elementary School where the Community Christmas Psrty, spon­ sored annually by the Chamber o f Commerce since 1923, is scheduled to begin at 7 p. m. At 8 p. m. festivities for all the children o f North Orlando, sponsored by the North Orlando Civic Assn., will take place at the Village Hall where each child pre­ sent will receive a Christmas stocking filled with goodies from old Santa's overflowing bag. "You Have A Brain-Use It," Speaker Tells Democratic Women The fact that God-given abilit, to an Individual for thought and study should be used before mak­ ing decisions was stressed re­ peatedly by Mrs. Agnes McKinna Leonard In her addresa to 19 members and guests of the South Seminole Democratic Women's Club at the December businessluncheon. Atlxlng brief periods of witti­ cism with challenge and advice, Air*. Leonard cautioned the wom­ en to pay particular attention to possihle avenues of waste in ex penditurcs of the tax dollar. For examples she cited organized so­ cial work snd state supported al­ coholic hospitals. “ 1 consider some of these social work groups the greatest racket ever perpetrated on the American govern­ ment and a* for the alcoholic hospital* . , . I'm not sure Just how far we should go in support­ ing them. Again, I say God gave all of ui a brain and if these drink addicts won't use theirs, no amount of time epent in a hos­ pital la going to make them stop drinking," sh* stated. Again, however, she challenged the wom­ en not to accept her opinions but to investigate these matters for themselves and draw tbelr own conclusions. She suggested that the group look into work end advance­ ments being mad* among the counties in juvenile programs and urged that tha club as a whole support this work. She emphatically asked that each and every weman present visit their county courthouse and sign for jury duty. In connection sh* also advised that the women read the pamphlet entitled, “ So You'ra GoIng to be a Witness," which it available through the State Bar Assn, and gives nine pointers on how to act In court Distributing a number of In­ formative books, pamphlets and editorial reprints, Atrs. Leonard told how each la available to the public end again urged the women to study, study and then eludy tome more. "Discussion without information Is sinful,” she ex­ claimed, adding that in her opin­ ion moat people act as If God gave them no brain. “ What the voting public needs la back­ bone, not wtahbone,” she em ­ phasized, Sh* pointed out that - R Isn't always easy to follow one's poli­ tical party, "I've more or Iasi bled, suffered and died for the Democratic Party,” th* 73-yearold clubwoman staled. “ You younger women will better under­ stand this statement if you read “ The History of Florida's Demo­ cratic Party." Plans now are underway for this book, long out of print, lo b* brought up to date with coopera­ tion of the University of Florida History Department end for M to be republished, according lo Mrs. Leonard who explained that It gives the history and reasons for development of Florida'* while primary system. Mrs. Leonard came to the club well qualified to suggest avenues of work and study for her a ® compliihmenta Include a number of years' experience as a jurist in the U.S. Court* at Washington D. C.; work as an adult probation officer; as a school worker m many areas; as a member of tha United Nations A lin .; as a spe­ cialist in social work to assist with legal problems especially among Immigrants and 14 yeaijy ago she was instrumental In or* ganizing Orlando's policewomen. In addition she Is an activa church worker particularly in juvenile delinquency programs; Is president of the American War Mothers of Orange County and it an active partner In business with her son in Orlsndo. Club members met for the lun­ cheon at the home of Mrs. H o p ! Bennett, president. Individual tables were set up in the spacious Florida room overlooking Lake Catherine in Casselberry, Decor­ ations, all In th* Christmas motif, were made by the hostess who I* an accomplished shellcraft artist. Mrs. Dorothy Lunn won the door prize, a pair o f holiday earrings, snd Mrs, Velvet I. Jacobs receiv­ ed a holiday arrangement fea$ luring a large, aquat, red candle surrounded by Christmas greenery through the club's fund-raising project for the day. Both gifts were made by Mra, Bennett. Those attending othsr than th* speaker and the hostess were Mrs. Onnls Rockett, Mrs. Iran* V. Wilson, Mrs. Mary E. Sitler, Mrs. Katherine Corwin, M r^ Nance Russell, Alri. Zetta Sawyeip Mrs. Dorothy Grim wood, Mrs. Lu­ cille Mullsney, Mrs. Clyde Kerce, Mra. Mildred Hawthorne, Mra. Edith Duerr, Mrs. Iren* Wilson, Miss Annie Bass, Mrs. Alary Hayward, Mr*. M iry Hawthorne, Mrs. Julia Wells, Mra. Jacobs and Mra. Lunn. CD Courses Set 1 In Two Locations Personal Survival Courses have been announced for two South Seminole locations after tha first of th* year by Civil Defense Headquarters and tha Adult Vi% eatlonal Education Dept., co-spon­ sors of tb* classes. Residents of Forest City should make reaerrationa with W. A . Forward, TE 1-4866, fur tha classes scheduled to open at 7 p. m. on Jan. 4 at the Forest CUy Baptist Church. Reservations may be mad* with Atra. Charles Pasternack, TE 1-4341, for tha course sat at Ujf Altamonte Springs Eltmentary School scheduled to begin on Jan. 6. Each consists until 10 of each weeks. Personal Survival Course of elasacs from f p.m. p. m. held the tame day week for four consecutive Lyman Drama Students M eet Challenge ity JANE CAHSELnEHRY Lost Thursday’s presentation of Thornton WUder’a "Our Town” by th* Lyman High School Dramatics Dept, proved the exceptional cap­ abilities o f these high school boys and girls and o f their Instructordirector, Ha men Delgado. With aklll not often found In this age group, th* young people brought emotional reactions from their audience which would credit a cast in the business for year*. Thoto attending were first In laughter and then In tears as they followed the lives o f citisans in Grover'a Corners, a email New England town of th* early 1900's. Roy Stone portrayed th* lend role o f "stage manager” with just th* proper degree o f relaxed none h a 1 a n c *. Pat Guillarmoprieto played a charming “ Emily” to Georg* Lewis' characterisation of “ Georg* Gibbs,” her childhood sweetheart. Their parents, “ Dr. and Mra. Glbba and Mr. and Mra. Webb” were capably enacted by Lemmle Hoover, Bonnie Layman, Saady Sherwen and Richard Grant. Out­ standing among th* supporting characters were “ Mrs. Soames," tha town gotalp played with en­ thusiasm by Lauris Cheathant and th* Itemed *Profttaor Willard” played by Michael Lewis. Othsr mtmbera of th* cast Includtd Johnny Wharton aa Johnny Webb; Karen Chapel as Rebecca Glbba; James P n v att as Howie Newsome; Tom Stevens as Simon Stimaon; Bill Wharton aa 81 Crow*11; Dennis H u n t u Joe Crowell; James Lamb aa Sam Craig; Rich­ ard Jordon as Jos Stoddard; John B«r Ling aa Constable Warren; Martha Kvalalaer and k'ilua Klor aa women la the audience; Janet Shenrin aa a woman among tha dead and Sammy Kelly aa tha dead man. Townspeople were Marsha Evelalter, Eileen Kler, Peggy Stevens, Cathy Kkber and Sherry Katky. Credit for th* commendable job of creating th* numerous period coatumu worn during tha per­ formance also goee to Mlu Evelalter end her skilled assistant*. Students making up the produc­ tion staff Included Pat Morans a* •tag# manager; Tom Stevens, John Berling, Joseph C u ts , Pel* Rodri­ gues and Alda Haraaadaa, eat; J in Congleton, lights; Betty Fields Peggy Stevens and Cathy Eicher, makeup; Linda Duncan, Susan Haloing, Barbara Bolling, Sammy Kelly, Dorothy Mulrr, Miss Evelslter and Mra. Paulina Stevena costume*; Jeanne Barron, 8 h « ^ Kaiki and Janet Sherwen and Pat Moran*, program. Ushers war* members of the Speech Class. Much appreciation from the mat­ inee and avenlng audience*, from th* entire achool and from tha Dramatics Dept, alee w u express­ ed to Delgado for the overwhelm­ ing success o f the challengingthroe act drama. �Hurry! Shopping Time's Fast Running Out ^ C L O (Ufa^anfnrii fcntlft ^ *. By LARRY VERSIIEL There was a same the man filayed alone Christmas week a year ago In the visitors room at Seminole Memorial Hoapital which looked down on First St. The Jjan’a right eye was infected and he couldn’t read or watch tele­ vision for two months. His vision ijya s obscured by the medication ■ e nurses dropped into his eye S c r y hour around the clock The sedatives deadened most o f the pain but not all of it. So at dusk, led there by bore­ dom, the man would so to the visitor'* room. He closed both ‘Jdv eyes and then, slowly, open­ ed the bad one to see the most beautiful sight he had ever seen. The lights of Sanford ran to­ gether in a furry confusion. They didn't collide or sparkle but blend­ ed together in a glowing softness. The lights of the town were more like petals of flowers strewn across the night which seemed to Jj'f made of silk. ' After a while the man atrolled to the night nurse's desk to rhat. They bad tent home most of the patients In the children's wing for Christmas. The ward was shut down. Three of the children had been brought to the floor where the man was to spend Christmas, One was Penelope. ) There itood Penelope small and sedate in her bathrobe, Imbedded in alienee, proudly aloof, primly defiant. She came on this floor of ill adults as an equal. Penelope was too stern, too poised, too se­ rene for childhood. "This Is Penelope,” the nurse etplained to the man. “ She Is ■ little lady,” She was, the nurse ■aid, the perfect patient who had 'becom e accustomed to the rou­ tine of hospitals. It seemed logical for her to he there at Christmas lime,. The man thought it must be terrible for a child who has been la hospitals so much that she does not find them strange. The other children cried, the auric said, but Pene­ lope was brave and dignified and . n o t even afraid of needles. Penelope had a cleft palate. There had been a aeries of opera­ tions. One of the best doctors in Sanford had become Interested in her case. It was slow but Pene­ lope had been taught to wail. Penelope, the nurse said with a sorrow that wasn’t profession­ al, refused to talk. The ridi­ cule of other children had shut ^ h e r np. The unnatural voice bad been Imitated by bantering play­ mates. So Peaelope spoke to no ana. The man was clumsy with chil­ dren. Always he hsd been an alien among them. They made him a stranger and he wai un­ comfortable In their presence. Hut this pretty child was not one „ o f them but a tiny adult, accushorned to pain and humiliation. The man leaned down and at­ tempted to be casual, “ My name Is . • the assn said. “ Yon're Penelope, aren't you?” The blue eyes, clear and Interested, were blank la their beauty. So the man asked her about her dolla and her itory hooks. The UUle girl never rey plied. WEATHER; Cloudy through Saturday High today, 67-75. Low tonight, 4 5-55. VOL. 53 United Tress Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1961 SANFORD. FLORIDA N O . 350 Charge AF Captain Gave Away Secrets WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - A 4 3 -1Castle Air Force Base at Merced, year-old Air Force captain was I Calif., for investigation. accused Thursday of passing se- 1 The charges did not nim s the crcta to foreign agents while he nationality o f the agents. The Air was on tears in Germany last Force said further investigations will determine whether he will be year. Tha charges were brought court-martialed. The announcement mid Kauff­ against Cap!. Joseph P. Kauff­ man o f Kutland, VL, who was re­ man i* 'alleged wrongly to hava cently taken to Germany from communicated information rela­ tive to nationst defense which he had reason to believe would he to the advantage o f a foreign coun­ try." He w-aj also accused of conspir­ ing with foreign agents, falling to communicate to hi* tuperior* about approaches by foreign agents, and falsely denying that ha had ever bern employed hy a foreign government. The City Zoning Board took un­ The Air Force said the informa­ der advisement annexation and tion he is accused of passing con­ rezoning the proponed Bellemead cerned personnel and installa­ Corporation property at 27th St. tions where ha had been station­ and French Ave. ed. He had been assigned to the Two weeks ago the company Air Force accounting and disburs­ ■iked the county to rezone a 15ing ten ter at Ft. Benjamin Har­ foot strip from R-l-A to C3 to rison, Ind. ill 11)52, and Fuchu air make way for a parking lot. station in Japan. However, the board by a 4-1 vot* turned thumbs dawn on the request by the J3’ v million pro­ posed investment concern. The corporation has recently made overtures to the city on live possibility of moving Into the city limits and the City Commission has alrsady gone on record as County Road Superintendent J. favoring the proposal. C. Lavender will ask the County The zoning and planning board Commission next week to under­ agreed to study the possible re- take tome $17,000 worth of re­ zonlng of the area and reach a surfacing work on two major decision at Ha next meeting In roads In January. January. • fvender said today be win In other business, the bosrd aak the Board, i t ite meeting held ■ public hearing on ths new Wednesday, to resurface Sanlanproposed zoning ordinance and do Springs Road as well as the several changes were suggested 'Lake Mary-Longwood Rd. after some rest estate scents ask­ Lavender reported alio be wilt ed for ‘‘clarification” on the pro­ aak the board to improve Tuskeposal. willar Rd., with needed repairs •t a cost of 84.500. The commlaiion will meet at n> i . a r »-__ i 1:10 p. in. Wednesday. Tuesday, 09199760 the regular meeting date, it a county holiday. Study Rezoning Of Site For Proposed Plant Road Resurfacing Projects Proposed Road Work Taken Bermuda Talks Go Smoothly HAMILTON, Bermuda (UPI) President Kennedy's review of world problems with Prime Min­ ister Harold Macmillan seemed to be progressing smoothly today despite recent differences that hive cropped up between the United Slates and Britain. Boys Learn 'Cost' Of Grave Damages 27 Die In Crash Of BEA Airliner TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — The Bryant administration took bids on 19,092,871 worth of major fourlaning and road improvement pro­ jects her* Thursday, Including Two youngsters were placed un­ some in Seminole and Orange der strict probation hy Juvenile Counties. Judge Vernon Mize for teaiing up The Seminole-Orange projecli some 22 graves at tha County Indluded: Home cemetery. Resurfacing SR 417 between SThe youngsters were also or­ 437-A southwest of Apopka and U. S. 441 northwest of Apopka, dered to report to tha home every sections of U.S. 92 and 17 between Saturday for three hours’ work for Sanford and the St. Johns River, the next six week* to clean up the vandalism. Orlando Paving Co., $G9,053. Tha boy* were responsible fur Seminole: Approaches at llowcll desecrating graves threa weeks Creek and Bear Gully Canal Later on the nurse said that Fcnclops had been found wand­ southweit of Oviedo, llubbard ago. Damage was aitlmaUd at ering in the corridors, tapping on Construction Co., Orlando, 849,418. more than $200. doors and calling the man's name in her tortured voice. It was, the nurse said, the first time sbe hsd heard ths child speak. The nurse took Penelope to the PALM DESERT, Calif. (U P I)— WASHINGTON (U P I)*-’The na­ man and then left. The man, who tion's eight largest supplemental Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower said .finds all children strangers, ait on airlines hava taken th* first step today he “ wouldn't have a wotd to Mhe bed and Penelope pretended toward "cleaning their own house.” say” in Richard Nixon's primary to read from the book. The man They notified tha Civil Aeronau­ campaign for tha California guber­ will ne er forget that voice, atrug- tics Board (CAB> Thursday thay natorial nomination. gllng and grotesque, and he wai hava fo". .ad a n*w self-policing "I'm not sura an outsider should very close to weeping. After that tradf organization to b« railed the come into a state end campaign,*' Penelope came every day and Military Air Carriers Association |tha former president said on his read to him. Hut she would not (M ACA). arrival at this desert rrsort for an utter a sound if anyone else was Thel articles o f incorporation fil­ extended winter vacation. in tha room. Rut ha added, *T ilka Dick Nixon ed with tha CAB described MACA They spent most of that Christ­ aa "substantially concerned with mid admire him and would be dis­ ia n a s together in that room. The military contract business and in­ posed to do anything he wanted. man it everlastingly grateful to terested in operating in a legal and Until tha nomination I wouldn’t Iter. She gave him the moat pre­ safa manner." hava a word to say. cious of all gifts when she took him into her heart. Never before had ha fell the true meaning of this day until be heard Penelope say MERRY CHRISTMAS. Airlines Group To Police Self “ YES. I’ VE BEEN A GOOD GIRL," nays five year old Heather Banka aa ahe aita on the lap of Santa Clatta at V A H -ll’a All Halida Chrlatmua party held In the NAS Ballroom. The feHtive affair for all aquadrou men and their dependents brought Santa in by jet for a fast visit with the children and a special Rift for each one. Lunch waa served tc everyone, including Srr.tu. and *%gu> time waa had by all. Ike Won’t Get Into Nixon’s Campaign U. S. officials were pleased that as a result of Thursday's talks the British had acknowledged pub­ licly that Ihe recent Soviet nu­ clear teal series had showed evi­ dence of considerable progress in tire nuclear wcapona field. This had been the evaluation of American scientists. It will bear on whether the United Slates or Britain or both resume nuclear testing in tire atmosphere. The two statesmen did not go Into the question of resuming Anglo-American tests but confined thrmscivei to what White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger called an evaluation of the facts. Macmillan and Kennedy con(erred for five hours Thursday after the president arrived from Palm Beach where his father, Joseph P. Kennedy, is seriously ill with a stroke. Besides nuclear testing they also explored the problems o( the Congo and Berlin. They planned ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) — A British European Airway* Comet IV-B Jetliner enroute to Tel Aviv, larsrl, crashed and exploded in a snowstorm second* after takeoff Thuraday night, killing 27 o f tha 14 persons aboard. lira dead included four and pussilly five Americans. Four A marlcans, an liraall diplomat and two other men survived. All except tha Israeli were treated at an Ankara hospital. IlEA here identified the Ameri­ can dead as Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Miller, Miss Patricia Keape and Mise Laura Hatton. It aald a Miss Vrrnonica Gabtiali, who aurvivad tha ctaah but died shortly after­ wards, also was possibly an .AirierSAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— lean. Thri* was no home address­ Singer Bing Crosby was admitted es available. to .St. Joseph's Hoapital here All seven member* of til* crew Thursday night. also wri* killed. A hospital spokesman said no diagnosis had hern made yet of his condition. There was no re­ A rtist Marsh Dies DAYTONA BEACH (U PI) - I h e port of what malady the 67-yearbody of Internationally • known uld singer was suffering. The hospital spokesman said artiat Fred Dana Marsh, who died here late Wednesday at the age she understood t’ roaliy'a condition of 89, is expected to be cremated was "not serious." His wife, Kathy, was with him. in Orlando this weekend. Bing Crosby III; Goss To Hospital to resume today on liie Congo and gel Into th* question of India's takeover of Goa. Spokesmen fur both aides said Thursday night that so far th« two world leaders were In “ com­ plete agreement," although this did not necessarily mean a Hid­ den adjustment of any pulley dif­ ferences. Kennedy's Father 'A Little Better' Tshom be P u t On The Spot LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (UPI) — Premier Cyrille Adoula today warned Katanga President Moise Tshombe he had five days In which to prove his good faith and honor the agreement to end Katanga secession or face llu* use of force. Adoula said at a news confer­ ence the central government “ will be obliged to apply force” if Tshombe backs down. He made it clear that he was not willing to meet Tshombe again for new talks. In London, the Foreign Office announced that Britain has or­ dered its representatives in Elisabcthvillc and Lropoldville to promote Implementation of the agreement. In New York, U. N. Undersec­ retary Dr, Ralph Bunrhe, Just re­ turned from a fact-finding visit to the Congo, said he experts Tshombe to live up to the terms of the agreement. He added that "international agreements have been violated ever since there waa an international community. It could happen again." Adoula'a warning came after Brazzaville broadcast a commu­ nique this morning quoting the Katanga “ presidency" aa saying Tshombe had no mnndate to sign anything and that the eight-point agreement had to be ratified by the "national" parliament of Ka­ tanga. Adoula said this la a “ tenden­ tious dispatch, l a m forced to ask if Tshombe is trying to find a pretext to get out of his declara­ tion.'" Official Winter Lives Up To Name ^ a Bridge ....— Classified . , Comics .... — Dear Abby _ Editoiial ........ Fnteitainmrnt l.rgala Pus s i * ----------S ociety-------- -Sport* . . .... Page I Pag* ........ ..... ......... a A 9 rag* 7 Pag* 3 Pag* • Pag* S — . Pag* 8 ------- Pag* • - Page 4 * 1 . .... Pag* 7 By United I'rn s International Homeward bound serviceman *wtlled Christmas holiday travel to a poaaibla record l«v*i today and bad weather In some area* created naw demands on tha na­ tions’ already strained commercial transport system*. Scorns o f thousands o f soldiers, sailors and airmen began home­ ward treks Thursday, hampered otv th* West Coast by fog which d o*-! ed Los Angeles' International Air-1 port and delayed flight* out of San Francisco's Hamilton Field. Traffic enforcement official* across th* nation began girding fur th* outpouring of motorists ex­ pected by this evening. Hi* Na­ tional Safety Council estimated 6**0 persons would die on tb« country's highway* between $ p. m. today and midnight Monday, All 22.000 men stationed at th* At Fort Denning, Ga., 12,000 Army's Fort Polk, La., war* given soldiers left (or home sr.d at Fort holiday leave. Hundreds o f buses Jackson, .S. C., 13,000 nioio were were called into i*rvic* to take to board 160 chattered buses and 0,000 men from Fort Ord, Calif, threa epeclst train* today. Grant to their homes. Lakes Naval Training Station, Fort Carton, Coto., official* said near Chicago, planned to complete that "virtually- all" soldiers who relies* of 10,000 ■*Hors today. requested leave leeched it and ex-| Twenty thousand men were giv­ ir* train coach**, airlln* flight* en leave at Fort Leonard Wood, and 80 mor* bus** wars brought In Mo., and Fort Dix, N. J.. planned tu rx^x-dit* the holiday evacuation. to leleas* )0,i)uu soldier* Saturday. Bulletin Two Orlando worker* were electrocuted at 114 N. Summer­ lin Ave. at noon today, police reported. No other details could be learned at pres* time. The name* of two are being withheld pending further Investigation. nsuvA... B R IE F S Spy Charge BUDAPEST, Hungary (U PI) — Hungary claimed Thuraday that the United States is tending refguce-spies back to their homeland. Install Reactor CAMDEN, N. J. (U PI)—The re­ actor was put into operation Thuraday night aboard the NS Sa­ vannah, liie world's first atompowered merchant ship. Milk Hearing: Set TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The Florida Milk Commission today set Jan. 17 for continuation o f n public hearing on pricing order* of the regulatory agency. By United Press International Blizzard-like weather ushered in Demos T o M eet the first full day of winter in the WASHINGTON (UPIF — The northern plains today and icy Democratic National Committee cold bll deep into Dixie, adding will meet next month to hammer to the misery of Mississippi flood out an action program designed victims. to draw voter aupport in the 1901 i( F'og shrouded southern Califor­ election*. nia for the arrond straight day, reducing visibtity to zero at some point*. FLORENCE, Italy (U r i)— Eli* Light anew peppered a belt Cardinal Dalla Coats, the oldest from Michigan Into New England. I member of the Sacred College *f A new polar air masa pushed 'Cardinals and archbishop of Plot* across Hit Canadian border, drop­ ence, died here early today at thn ping temperatures from tha Mis­ age of 89. sissippi River westward. Wind gusia to A2 miles an hour hammered Denver'a Stapleton Air­ TAMPA ( UPI) - Three men port, overturning two light planet. were hospitalized in serious condi­ A Texas woman wai hurt when tion today after drinking chemL the plane In whlrli she waa riding rally-treated water from a hot* (lipped over mi Hie runway. In a yard of the Seaboard Air North of tha border in th* Ca­ Line Railroad. nadian province* of Manitoba and Saskatchewan a full scale blizzard was under way and temperatures WASHINGTON (U PI) — PresU were expected tu drop tu 20 dc> dent Kennedy, barring Uat-mingreet below zero In Its wake. ute changci. will aak Congress Below freezing cold cut deep for $10.8 billion In new money into Georgia and temperatures In next year to run the expanding the 30s were reported in northern armed forces, it was disclosed to­ Florida. day. Cardinal Dies Two Poisoned $50.8 Billion PALM BEACH. Fla. ( UPI) President Kennedy’ * father allow­ ed slight signs of improvement to­ day and his doctor reported h« TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — F lo­ was “ more satisfied" with the rida may add atomie grass to JU patient's early progress toward scenic attractions so mo day. The recovery from a stroke. His con­ JACKSON, Mis*. (U P I)—About State Road Board, at Ita final dition remained serious, however. 20u convicts worked frantically to­ ! meeting o( Hit year Thursday Dr. Marco Johannscn told news­ day to plug up a fast-leaking see- tentatively agreed to grant $31,000 tion of a levee which prevents the to Oak Ridge, Tenn., Industries men shortly before midnight that surging Pearl River from flooding former Ambassador Joseph P. (lie industrial suburb of Flnwood, for research into the poailbltity of making gras* grow faster by red* Kennedy “ la a little better." Jo-: An official said tlk- section on iating l. a seed with atomic the east aide of the levee bc;an hannsen is in charge of the mcdl-j energy. cal specialists altrnding the sen­ leaking heavily at H p m . Thurs­ lie said water poured ior Kenned) at St. Mary's Hos­ day. No through in large quantities and pital in Weil Palin Jleach, UK RUN (U P D -G en . Lucius D. It wa* expected the elder Ken- threatened to destroy the levee I Clay, President Kennedy's person­ whlrh encircles Flowood. nedy would remain para!)zed am) al representative here, today pre­ if Ihe levee breaks t*'e entire unable tu speak fur some lime dicted tense moments for Berlin town would tic inundated. as a result of tlm cerebral ocnext year. Hut he ruled out the ciusiun be suffered here Tuesday.1 possibility of war. In an Interview But there were Indications the with live W cit Berlin Newspaper physiological status of the patient MIAMI (U PI)—The Coast Guard Morgenpust, Clay said be was w as Juvt a b l belter. Johannscn sad today the yawl Saint Yves "firm ly convinced that the West flatly asserted; "I'm more sail*, D'Arinur, reported overdue Thurs­ docs not want war and that the lied." I day, was safe at sea. Soviet people and Hi leaders do not want war either." Battle To Plug Break In Levee Greener Grass? War Seen Yawl Safe Servicemen Homeward Bound For Christmas Holidays Herald Index (UPI>—The Katanga government appeared today to be laying the groundwork for breaking a Congo "unity" agreement signed Thurs­ day by President Moise Tshombe and central government Premier Cyrille Adoula. Tshnniise'a cabinet held a stormy three-hour session Thurs­ day night and broke up in sharp disagreement. 11* called the ministers back today but there was no Indication they were In a mood to accept his nominal sub­ mission to the authority of the central government Foit Bragg, N. C., gavs leave to sumption of airline traffic. At New 16,1)00 tnrn. York tha airline* hoped to have Th* ,Marin* Corps authorised eliminated the bark log of travelers leave fur half its personnel in two grounded earlier in th* week. 10-day argmsnti. In a bid to proinot* traffic safe­ Tile Air Transport Association estimated an ovatall increas* o f 10 ty over tha holidays, Hate official* p*r cent in holiday travel. Conti­ in Iowa, Connecticut, Illinois, Ohio nental Airllnts foresaw a 17 p*r and Pennsylvania asked muluriaU cant boost in its busintts. to drive with lights on during tha In th* Northeast, ths return of daylight hours aa ■ reminder to good flying weather brought Ie- ulhcr drivel*. Report Boycott O f Albany Stores ALBANY, Ga. (UPI) - A Negro leader aald Thuraday that Ne­ groes are boycotting white mer­ chant* because city officials "reneged” on on* point o f aa agreement that onded last week’a anti-segregation demonstrations. Marion S. Page, executive of th* Albany Movement, which sponsored th* demonstrations that brought th* arrest of n o n than 700 Negro**, said th* boycott waa “ a apoDlancuua movement.” t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 21, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Dec. 19, 19G1 NEW ORLEANS (UP1> — Negro l.Rration leaders who saw near. / 3:0 anti-segregation demonstra­ tors arrested In SO minutes Mon­ day night sought the help and protection of President Kennedy today for another nighttime pro­ test march. The Negroei tald they would try to march downtown at the evening rush hour during the Christmas shopping season even If they were not given a parade permit by city officials. Police arrested 200 Negroes and two white* Monday on charge* of parading without a permit on Ca­ nal Street. TTie marcher*, moitly student* from Southern and Dil­ lard universities, were scheduled to appear In City Court late this afternoon. They faced maximum fine* of (too and 00 day* In jail if convicted. Police moved quickly on the dcmonitrators a* they marched toward tha state office building hcra In a protest, sponsored by tha Congress of Racial Equality GARDEN OF THE MONTH is this lovely tree-shnded home of Mra. S. B. Smith at 512 Myrtle Avc. The glow­ ing colors of over 23 varieties of crotons are Mrs. Smith's pride and joy and the grounds are further beautified by the brillinnt "flame of the woods" ixora and the profusion of polnsettas. Another feature of tho (CORE), against mass arrests of snll-segregationists in Raton Rouge last week. Tha Rev. Avery Alexander, chairman of the Negro Consum­ er* League of G rcatrr New Or­ leans, said his group did not ex­ pect to receive a parade permit for tonight became it usually takes several daya to process. But he said they will msrch the Iwn miles to the registrnr of vot­ ers office In the Civic Center any­ way. He sent a telegram to President Kennedy protesting the arrests Monday night of the marchers, and asked for protection. lie said Negroes were "run down and hunted down by dogs." He said he had not seen dogs used by police Monday, but he had heard about it. Alexander told Kennedy that Neg roe* are "incensed and hocked by there outrages and atrocities committed in the name of law against us as Negroes." handsome yard 1h the hibiscus tree surrounded with lilies. Mrs. J. C. Sikes, beautification chairman of the Hcmerocallis Circle chose the garden on the basis of its overall beauty. Mrs. Smith docs all her own yard work* (Herald Photo) Officials, Negroes Agree To Albany Truce Israel said Monday he definitely auspended" the the dcmonitrators and would be up to police to had "in­ trials of aald It ask that they be resumed Police Chief Laurie Pritchett aald he had no such plana "so long as everything runs smoothly. We will wait and ace." TB Patients Get Yule Cheer Methodist Church Holds Open House For New Building Fellowship Supper Set In Casselberry Utere will be a Fellowship Suppar at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday In Weaver Hall of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church. A short prayer service will follow Uta supper. Each family attending is asked to bring a covered dish or dessert. By Jane Caaeelberry The Public toured the attraetlva new educational building of the Caaeelberry Community Methodist Church during an open house held Sunday afternoon. The rapidly Increaaing Sunday School enrollment a t the church made tho construction of tho eight classroom structure necessary. Rev, Oscar C. Poole, in * final financial report, aUtcd that due to the tremendous amount of labor donated by member* end ft lend* of the church, the building win completed at the low cost of $11,(164.18. A special building fund of­ fering taken Hunday morning to help meet final construction costa brought in $1,102. Those attending the open house were served refreshments In Weaver Hall by the ladle* of the Women’a Society of Chriitian , M anna TDIminiiUr* 1 Hybrid tnlo u l _ suBlsi* • fiUaksa salnut • Dsrwi ■ Canine animal* VI Ionian poet IX MouUmani 10 ttanal* 23 r« thatncl MSlipped U Worship 27 yatnoua British 30 C r o w n p u t 38 Unusual 83 K a c e u a t m g 241 3* WrhU 24 Read vassal 28 Blood 2* Wakaoed M At. 2* Artiri* 40 E ir r x r e a 41 Britkh aseat pta nctmol _ F r~ 4 [T ir r rr 3“ r ST z R - a•T sr 5T u n I THIS STOCKING id no full of gifts that un extra gift in tied to tile boot with it ribbon, Is placed in a box, to be delivered along with xevon others to Seminole County TB patients by Mra. Lorraine Graham. (Herald Photo) Memberi of Sanford's Firat Christian Church will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the Educational Building for a Fellowship Supper to be followed by a Christmas Program at 7:30 p.m. In the sanc­ tuary. The church's Friendship Class will be in charge of supper preparation*. Emphasis of the Christmas Pro­ gram will be upon children of the church who will participste in a movie of the Christmaa Story. Fol. lowing tills presentation, Christ­ mas treats will be distributed to all youngstera in attendance. mkdn m r a n mi 14 WkSad _ u a io a sn o w I I Oramim* I I Bator* 15 Atatrart bring 20 Earthy malarial IT Oaakribali team 13 Colt I I IWotla* U H i n d u |trl XOKsiurcd 3 t llornad animal 31 T«Ua a m p IS Atop \ rx*-*' jI S fcl*i frJ*. r**■ '* J1yjf j First Christian Church Plans Supper, Program tw in ir?ir j I I Animal doctor I t Vthicl* tor 1. V jI 3- S" Fire District Sets Meeting Commissioners of the Lake Mary Fire District will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday in Uie Fire Hall to review the year's progresa and to study the end of year financial report. The meeting la open to the pub­ lic and all Interested persons who care to attend will be welcomed according to Ed Zimmerman, president of the Lake Mary Vol­ unteer Fire Dept. \ Christmas stockings full of gifts war# taken to Tampa TB sanitar­ ium, for Seminol* County patients there, by Mrs, te rra in s Graham, executive secretary at the Seminole County Til A nn., Mr*. C. E. Hunt­ er, paUent aervlce chairman and Mra. Mabel Monroe, Th* gift* were placed In attrac­ tive red and green flannel stockInga made and decorated by Mrs. Hunter. She also crocheted the comfortable footwarmera for tha women patlenta. G ifu include, toilet nrlirlca, stationery a n d Annual Pre-Teen Yule Parly Set President Hastens Back To Capital; Council Meet Set PALM REACH, Fla. (UPI) — President Kennedy hastens back to Washington today for a meet­ ing with the National Security Council and preparations for his Thursday meeting in Bermuda witn British Prime Minister liar old Macmillan. Kennedy slopped off here Mon­ day on his way hack from South America to treat a heavy head cold with steep, rest and sunshine. Originally he was scheduled to fly on to Washington Monday morning after dropping off Mrs. Kennedy here to get ready for the family Christmas holidays. Because which caused him some ear discotqfort during the flight from Colombia, Kennedy decided to take a day off. Examined aDd treated by two doctors, he improved measurably during the day, Monday night the White House said he had im­ proved greatly and was ready to return to work. Kennedy was to meet with the Security Council at 4 p.m. Mrs. Kennedy planned to re­ main here with their two chil­ dren, Caroline and John J r., and the President will rejoin them late Friday at the oceanfront es­ tate of Capt. Michael Paul, an old friend of the President's family who has made his place avail­ able to them for the holidaya. The President leaves Washing­ ton early Thursday morning for Bermuda where he will confer with Macmillan until Friday aft­ ernoon. / 4 CHUMJOTA SPORTSMAN’S CLUII directors line up for the photo­ grapher in front of their new club house on Hwy. 419 just south of the community. From left, they are Secretary-Treasurer Roland Millettc, Lon­ nie Harris, Henry Schwerdt, President Fred Stumpf, Vice President Walter Chadwick and Cliff Mellor. Joseph Uufo and Carl Byrnes were not present. (Jones Photo) Courthouse Records Real Ratal* Transactions Joe B, Gentry', etux to Dolores Helling*, N. Orlando, $0,000. Myera and Gallagher, Inc. to Frank Simrni, etux, DolRay Man­ or, $17,000. Rramur Devalopment Co. to Ward Hicka, Inc., Eaatbrook Subd., $12,600. Barry Home* to Fred L. Janaskl, etux, Goldie Manor, $12,600. Jack Keith Itllllard etux to Ralph M. Godlcy, etux, Normandy Add., $14,400, Carl J, Harris, etux to Anderson D. Hartleys, atuy, Country Club, $10,000. Suita Filed Firet N at’l City Bank of N. Y. ve, W alter Ray Winga etux, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Morg. Assn, ve Albert Charles Tavaree, etux, mtg fcl. Suffolk County Fed. S. and L. Aasn. ve. Ranald E. Mulder, etux, mtg. IcL South Boeton Saving* Bank va. Donald E. Baker, etal, mtg. fcl. Sanford Atlantic Nat'l Bank va. John W. Gratler, etal, mtg, fcl. Henry Moikowlts, etux va. Frank Gregga Jr., a tux, mtg. fcl. East River Saving* Bank ve. Robert R. Caldwell, etal, mtg, fcl. Fed, N at'l Mortg. Assn, vs Al­ vin I!. Hosper, etux, mtg. fcl. Lorikeets range the eucalyptus forests of eastern Australia for nectar like lice* searching a gar­ den far blossom*. Although their relationship to parrots is apparent from the shape of their beaka, they have longues like biuahe* to lap up floral sirup*. JUST A FEW of the more thun 500 people who ate chicken barbecue in Chuluota last Sunday in the shade of the moss-hung and beautiful old oaks are shown "in action,” so to speak, on the Community Club Grounds. American Legion Post 225 sponsored the dinner to raise money for ita building fund. (Jones Photo) The Elks Cluh begins It's Christ­ mas festivities t o d a y with • party at the Bcminolo County Home, planned by 30 or -10 members of Elks Lodge 1241 end their wives, who will go to the home. A program has been planned, which will tnrlude the singing of Mist Mnrylce Harrison of Lake­ land died Sunday in Lakeland. She was tho sister of Mr*. J. M. McCaskill, 2062 Grandview Ave. Miss Harrison visited Sanford frequentShe was secretory to Frank Sey­ mour, executive director of the Growers Executive Committee of the citrus industry for many years. She was well known throughout the state. Funeral eervlce* will l« held Wednesday at 10:30 a. in. at Duke*.Steen Funeral h o m e I n Lakeland. Interment will be at a later date. old familiar Christmaa enrols, and gifts will be given. Later In the evening refreshment* will li« serv­ ed, which huvo been designed to carry out Uie holiday theme. Gene Walter fa chairman of thia event. On Saturday at 2:30 p. m. the Elka will hold their annual Christ­ mas party fur underprivileged children of Seminole County, with about 200 children Invited to share Ilia fun and festivity a t the Elks Lodge on East Second St. Santa Claus will arrive with a police escort for a brief visit with the children and toya donated by local civic clubs In the city will be added to a large supply already on hand. A large group of Elk* Club members will In on hand to assist and a gift of small American flag* will be given to tin children In ad­ dition to the presents. The Women’s Club of Cassel­ berry will meet for a Christmas party at 8 p.m. Wednesday in th« clubhouse on Overbrook Dr. There will be a Carol Sing and an exchange of gifts. Members are asked to bring canned goods for distribution to needy families. Hail esses wilt be Mr*. Kenneth Greene, Mrs. Frank Bingham, Mra. Billie Alexander and MrsHcnry Jlansrn. TH E (B id) DIFFERENCE Grace Methodists Announce Family Christmas Night Maki i«Milt$ rtfibrty—far a happy Chrltbut it ywr heat*! THE SANFORD ATLANTIC You want every detail of your insurance to be clear xnd unmistakable. It will bc—if you talk with an independent insurance agent. You'll get: %/ Ti»# right policy, Issued by an established company known for fair claim payments. y / Halp in revising your Insurance when ranewal coats or personal needs change. y / News about improved policies ea they are issued. y / Help when you have a lots end follow-through for prompt payment. We etc independent insurance agenu. We will give you continuing personal attention-T he Big Difference in car, home and business in­ surance. We place insurance witli America’s oldest and most reliable insurance com­ panies. NATIONAL BANK k Incorporated 1*27 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS -TIL *:00 1 Women’s Club Plans Party In Casselberry • r s Poor In su ran ce P ictu re ? S w itch to The Annual Tre-Teen Christmas Party sponsored by the Sanford Recreation Department will be held on Saturday at 8 a.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. The weekly meeting of pre-teen youngsters this week will be high­ lighted in the Christmas spirit with stories, games and refresh­ ments. A large group of parents and children is expected to attend and start off the yuletlde festivities for the pre-ln-na with a lot of excitemcnt. The congregation of tha Graee Methodist Church will meet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday for * Family Fellowship Christmas Program which will begin with • covered dish supper. Church school classes will pre­ sent Uie reensetment and reading of the Christmas Story to back­ ground music featuring the Youth Department. The Children’s Class, ea will sing Christmas Carols to open the program. All members and friends of the church have been especially in­ vited to attend this program by B e v . W U l e m a s Parsons, G r a c e Methodist pastor. t ! FLORIDA Association of Insurance Agents 4 I Ii �/ Seminole Medical (Tlrr VOL. 53 Resigns En Masse m tfurit It r r a lii WEATHER: Fair and colder through Thursday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 45-50. United Press Leased iWro Established 1008 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19C1 SANFORD, • • • City Commissioner Crspps fa­ vors using the old county jail only for the police department and aa a jail facility. Crapps mentioned at Monday's board meeting that no one ever escaped from the jail. "It sure would be # * shame to waste it for any other purpose,” said Jimmy. • e • VAH-1 established an unusual record while at sea. No accident while on the lengthy cruise. First time any NAS based wing did that. • • • The County School Board will make a decision at its Jan. It ▼meeting on whether to allow an­ nexing three Seminole Schools into the city limits of Casselberry. • • • County Agent Cecil Tucker call­ ed the heavy downpour Tuesday a "million dollar rain." "It was a real life-saver," to the county's 111 million dollar agricultural in­ dustry, he tdded, e • e Sanford Is mentioned In the la lest edition of Mechanics Illu­ strated. All about this city and ahad fishing. • • • County Judge Vernon Mite complained to us about the over­ crowded conditions In the court­ room this week. Doth Circuit sod County Court cases were on Monday. Definite need for a an" 'e th e r courtroom. • • • • There are two nice cedar tree* at the city xoo, which are In need Of decorations. Mrs. Arnold Hood, lookeeper, say* she brought down all the decorations she bad but U was not enough and the iuo fundi Juil don't permit the pur­ chase of any equipment. H you f have soma decorations you would like lo donate, leave them at the too in the daytime or at the Shore Patrol Station, next door, a t night. • • • Bob Shedden manager or Sou­ thern Dell tells us that Ihe new telephone books will be out around the end of January. • • • ' • The Sun-Dell Motel on Hwy. IT-B2 is hosting an art exhibit this week through Jan. 15. Any­ one interested in arts and crafts la Invited lo come . . . Artists also are invited to participate. • • • Guy AUeu, postmaster (until January anyway) tells us thal the Christmas mall rush season U over . . . The heaviest day 9 v »a Monday with ST,TOO letter* processed . . . almost 1,000 more th in ever before. FLORIDA NO. 348 Turnpike Bonds Sold At Interest Rale Of 4.75 Pet. Dy LARRY VERSIIKI. TALK AROUND TOWN . . . Everyone's shopping Sanford . . . despite rain . . . why no Chriatn u t lighting contest this year . . . tome aay lack of interest. . . . Sid RiChard'a rock garden on an Jslan d by 25th St. and Park Ave. * . . County Commission decision to pay for rights of way out of secondary funds . . . Will J . C. Hutchison be re-elected chairman of the commission next year? . . Sources say yes .. . Jimmy Crapps next mayor of Sanford and will have to sign the bonds when the city borrows money for a sewage treatm ent plant even ^ b o u g h he's against it. City Hall will be opened the day after Christmas . . . Not so the courthouse. • • • The- Cherub Carol Choir will perform a series of Christmas carols in front of the City Hall Nativity scene Friday at 7 p.m. » • • £ More than 1500 in stamps alone were told at one post office win­ dow Tuesday during a seven hour period. • e • A public hearing on the con­ troversial toning ordinance for Sanford will be conducted Thurs­ day at • p. m. • e • If the city undertakes the m ss9 * iv e water and sewage improve, ment program, rates per user will go op sbout 11.40 per month. Death Certificate Policy Protested CHRISTMAS came early to the driver of this semi­ trailer mail truck early this morning. W. Moreland of Jacksonville en-route to Orlando with n load of mail crashed into a vehicle at the Lake Monroe bridge and escaped injury. The truck turned over with the call hang­ ing over the sea wall. Postmaster Guy Allen said 20 sacks of mail for Sanford were saved with postal crews unloading the truck at about G a. m. The driver of the car, C. Mahler of Brockton, Mass, was shaken up in the mishnp. (Herald Photo) TAMPA (UPI) - Florida tod aysold its Sunshine Stats Parkway cxlcnsUm bonds to a group of investment bankers at an Interest rate of 4.J5 per cent. Gov. Farris Bryant and turnpike officials hailed It as a "good bargain" (or the state. It culminated three days ol negotiations. In the wind-up, the total amount of the band issue was raised trom S155 million to $157 million to take care of Inte­ rest cost* and fees to the bankers. Announcement of the sale was made simultaneously by the Turn­ pike Authority in Tampa and the governor in Tallahassee. The auIhorily accepted the offer after clearing it with the governor. "The proposal is for a bond issue nf $157 million, carrying a 4.75 per cent interest, with a tee to cover management compensation and all expenses" of $3.25 on each Itoo bond, Turnpike Chairman John Hammer announced. Kennedy To Keep Monk In 'Jeopady' Macmillan Date Rains Too Light Kennedy Pledges For Most Groves Citrus Export Aid PALM BEACH, Kin. (UPI I — President Kennedy decided today to go ahead with his meeting with llritish Prime Minister Harold Mac in Him), the White House announesd. It will be held in Ber­ muda or here, dep ending ea His condition t Kent tedy's stricken', father. adOf Thia war auuu.noted M- tlw eblnf executive left his beachfront'hoige for EL Mary's Hospital in West Palm Beach where his father, for­ mer Ambassador Joseph 1*. Ken­ nedy, 79. s h o w e d some slight progress this morning in bis fight against the paialytir effect* of a cerebral hemorrhage s u f f e r r d Tuesday. Ths President, according to in­ formed sources, wants to go to Bermuda for the meeting with Macmillan aa scheduled Thursday if his fsth sr Is in no dsnger. A team of specialists examined the former ambassador this morning and the President went to the hos­ pital shortly after 10 a. m. LAKELAND <UPI) - President Kennedy has agreed to seek low­ ering of Ihe "orange peel curtain" between the United States anti Great Britain when lie meets with Prim* Minister Harold Mcntlllan thi! month. ^ Th« “orange peel curtain" is a term coined by Gov. Farris Bry­ ant to (teacrll* British restrictions against Imports of U. S. citrus and citrus products. Homer Hooks, general manager of the Florida Citrus Commission, said he had tieen informed by the office of Sen. George Smathers, (D -F la), that the President had agreed to pul the import discus­ sions on his agenda. Bryant, who paid a personal visit to Hie Board of Trade in London last September to seek a breakdown of harriirs, said in Tallahassee the Kennedy decision reflected the importance of the issue. Cowan Infant Dies At Hospital In Radio Failure CAPE CANAVERAL (U P I)-A tiny monkey named Scatback rode rucltet on a li.WW mile ' *hour flight “ • “through *1 — per space j jteoday Bight, but cbancca for bis recovery today were Jeopardised h»*a w tm be e y n JaJlur*. p - v o An Fanre aaU^lMftunl.U* 'h " M'■■ ‘,l 1 ,V earrv.gg the four-pound rhesus monkey landed In a planned ta r­ get area 5.000 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral about a half-hour alter the mighty rocket was fired front here. But mule thun 10 hour* after the launching, recovery forces off Ascension Island in the South At­ lantic still bad not retrieved the animal. The Air Force said the search was "still under way. although no signals have been received from the radio locator beacon in the pod." The bra run was u sort of homing device by which re ­ covery crews could close in on the object if it were still afloat. Scatback was hurled Into the black cold of space amt soared Into a baud, of high-intunsity radi •bog more than mb aides above ____ T tin s - ■'rhw.,ut lirtteUt »■ expected ( ^ je Two Executed For Attacking Mother PARCHMAN. .'It.*. (UPI) — Two Negroes convicted of raping a young white mother were put to death In the gas chamber here, one shortly brfoir midnight ami the other a few minute* after, The pair—Iluwaid Cook, hi, and Ellic (Lover Boy) I.re, 2fl—show­ ed tittle reaction when led to the chamber, Prison BupL Tied Jones said. Two W in Phone Calls To Sons Overseas Two Sanford mothers, shaky i day night, after their telephones j an overseas Christmas telephone with excitement and happiness, had rung to tell them their names call. Robert Scott Cowan, 11-months- rurhed to the USO building Toe*, had been drawn as the winners of | This Is an annual project of the old ton of Mr. and Sir. Ralph T. Cowan Jr., of 405 Plumusa I)r., Sanford, died Tuesday after­ noon at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital following a brief illness. Survivors, other than his par­ ents, are three brothers, Ralph T., Ill, Charles Braun and Richard Keith and a sister. Call Lee. all of Sanford; grandparents, Mrs. R. T. Cowan Sr. of Winter Park and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Braun of Monroe, Lu. Graveside services will be held a t 11 a m. Thursday in Evergreen Cemetery with the ttev. Thomas Parsons of Grace Methodist Church officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. Reds Keep Border Shut For Holidays BERLIN (U P I>—East German Communists today demanded the right to control Western sir and land trnffle to isolated West Ber­ lin. The official Communist partynewspaper, Neues Deutschland, made the demand in a call for speedy negotiations to give Getmany a pear* treaty and end Western rights in Berlin. LAKELAND (UPI) — Many citrus growers shut off their Irri­ gation systems for the first time in three months today. But for most gmv« owners, the rains of Monday night and Tuesday never readied them or were too light to be helpful. Warren Jahnsoq, chief ol the irtxfersi -* State Frost Warning Service here, said "generous amounts" of rain fell in the westcentral part of llie stale, but missed the rich Indian River dis­ trict and tha Orlando growing ares. Johnson ssld grower* who got at much at two inches ot rain should have no more worries for Hie present. But he said those who got lets still had their trou­ bles. He said two or mors Inches fell In parts or Pasco, Hillsborough, western Polk and southern Lake counties. Lesser amounts fell In parts ot northern Hardee and southern Hernando. The rest of the ntros bell got little or no rainfall. DELIGHTED WINNERS of thu drawing for a Otriaiinuit oversea.s rail are Mrs. T. N. Dillard, (left), whose son, George, Is with the 81 «i Artiltnry 2nd Missile Battalion in Germany and Mrs. Louis D. Brinn, (seated), whose son Hntee is with the G314th Supply Squadron in Korea. Standing back, left are Rev. .lames Burnett, USD director, Mrs. Carolyn Higgins, USO director and iltiasd) R. Kitner, CWA president. (Herald Photo) ^ L'ntn d Communications Workers of America and Ha local at the telephone company here. This Is the (ir»t year that it has been done in Sanford. Cards are sent out to persons who have tons serving in the armed lorcet overseas. From the entries two names arc drawn as winners. "I was so excited I couldn't even gel dressed," said Airs. Brian, "This is llie must wonderful Christ mat gill 1 ever received— it's just wonderful. Thank you ao much!” Mrs. Dillard said she didn't have the ear, so called a taxi. "1 (old that taxi driver, ‘Hurry! Hur­ r y ! '" aim said, "I'll bet he thought I was going to the hospital or something. I cried today because my son could not come home for Christmas. This will help so much!" The nainrs were drawn by the Bev. James Harnett and Miss Uonuie Slofler with Mrs. Carolyn Higgins, USO director, and Rus­ sell B. Kitner, president of the local, standing by. Kitner aald that ail arrangements would lie made, then overseas men con­ tacted and Ihe call set up at whatever time Mrs. Brinn and 5lrs. Dillard desirrd. The County Board of Medical Examiners today vigorously pro­ tested the mechanism hy which death certificates m s signed in Seminole County and submitted its letters of resignation to the Coun­ ty Commission today. The siam inlng hoard comprised of Dra, W. V. Roberts, Leonard Munson, Daniel Mathers and Kd- Bulletin BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI)—A strong earthquske centerrd In the Andes mountain range shook Colombia today. First reports Indicated at least IS persons were killed and more than too Irjured. M W A... BRIEFS Red Deadline WASHINGTON (U I't)-T o d iy Is the final deadline for U.S. Com­ munists to register si agents of the Soviet Union. Drug Prices Hit WASHINGTON (U Ptl - The AF-L-CIO and the National Con­ sumer* League today said drug prices arc too high and called fur tighter federal curbs on the drugmaking industry. Death Toll At 23 SEVILLE, Spain (UPI) — The death loll in (lie crash of a pri­ vate plane that plunged into a crowd of people was officially placed today at 25, with 10 others not expected lo liva. Eighty other person* wer* in serious condition. Turnpike Honda TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Tha State Tumplka Authority was ex­ pected to ic o sffM t reject today an offer by an Investment team to buy SI55 million tn bond* to extend the Sunshtna Stats Park­ way. Commandos Busy JAKAHTA, Indonesia (UPI) — The army commander In eastern Indonesia announced today that hand - picked commandos have been practicing amphibious land­ ings In tha islands nearest to Dutch New Guinea. Democrat Wins SHREVEPORT, La. (U P I)-Jo e D. Waggonncr Jr., a segregation­ ist Democrat who refused the sup­ port of national parly leaders, won a close special congressional election Tuesday over a Republi­ can segregationist, Jaycees Praised TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Junior Chamber of Commerce was praised hy Gov. Farris Bry­ ant Tuesday for contributions to live growth and development ot Florida communities. Bryant pro­ claimed Jan. 2D-27 as "Jaycce Week" in Florida. Riot In Paris PARIS (UP!) — Mora than 30 civilians were liospitaliml today —most ot them with head injuries inflicted hy polire clubs—follow­ ing a violent demonstration by thousands of Parisians against Ihe right wing underground Secret Army Urguniialion (DASl. Postal Rates WASHINGTON (U PD -T he last major obstacle In Congret* to i postal rate increase apparently lias bet-n removed hy a reported agreement bctxeen the adminis­ tration and Sen. Olin D. Johnston (D.- S.C.), chairman of the Senate Postuffice and Civil Service Com­ mittee. win Stoner wrote a strongly-word­ ed letter to the county governing board urging cooperation in refer­ ence to a Negro woman's death two wreks ago in which two doc­ tor* refused to algn- the death cer­ tificate unless an autopsy was per­ formed. The State A ttorney'! office re­ fused to allow the autopsy, report­ ing Hint it feiL no criminal negli­ gence was Involved. The woman was buried without any doclor'a signature on the death certificate. Following is the letter signed by the four doctors: "The undersigned were appoint­ ed by the Board of County Com­ missioners of Seminole County, Florida, at their regular meeting on Jan. IP, 1060, to bo a Medical Examining Board for Scmlnola County. This is In ronformanra with House Hill 1505, which was filed In the office of Secretary of Statu on June 25. It*55, This has to do with unexplained deaths in our County, and this law wis request­ ed hy the Seminote County Medical Society in an attem pt to protect the people of Seminole County, and to be a responsible addition to the health and law e n f o r c e m e n t groups within our County, "W* have served on many occaaiona when requested without fa­ vor or recompenre, and have given of our time lu an attem pt to be of some benefit to our community. There has never been any Intent on tha part of this committee nor on the part of the Scmlnola Coun­ ty Society to In any way infringe upon the righta of othsra In tba due proeess of taw; however It te our leeling th at our efforta era In vain, and that wa a r t neither be­ ing called upon to function nor iloca It appear that our advice ta well taken in aplte of the legal bucking which House Bill 1586 give* us. "Recently one of our Board waa asked by a fellow physician to give an opinion In a case of an unuxplained death, l|d* opinion waa given and H appear,* that no attenl&a whatsoever was paid to earns. "We feel strongly that medicU opinion la of proper benefit ia ease* such as are cuvered tn tilt* law, and either we function or we shall cease to function. If our recommendations a rt going to be discarded on the advice of a lay pci sun who has absolutely no med­ ical education, then it teema rattier foolhardy that we make any at­ tempts a t coopcrution under the provisions of these statures, "It Is Indeed regretabls th a t such instances have to take place, and unirss we have the complete cooperation of the Board of Coun­ ty Commissioners and all law tn furcemrnt organisations and offi­ ce:* of the law within tills com­ munity, we as a group would like to submit our resignations effec­ tively immediately. "An unofficial poll of th* re­ maining members of the Seminole County Medical Society have indi­ cated that they would not In any way be Interested in any further conpeiation as long as It Is unilat­ eral. "1 trust you understand our pos­ ition, and we want to reassure you gentlemen and the citisens ot this county that The Seminole County Medical Society it interested in llirir health and welfare, and ore willing to give of their time and efforts in sn attem pt to protect them to the beat of our ability. This we have been willing ta do tx the past without cost to the Coun­ ty; however, we feci Unit such an ai i uiigeiuelit as has been in exist­ ence in the past months during our appulntuient is entirely wrong, and we wish in tills manner to pro­ test the mechanism by which the death certificate* are being sign­ ed and releases given fur Internment of the deceased without ade­ quate explanation of death." Herald Index UN Speeds Work For Holiday Rest UNITED NATIONS, N. V. (UPI) — Tha General Assembly pitched Into classic East-W est battlss on Tibet and Hungary today in a final flurry of debating and voting before a thiea-week Christ­ mas holiday. __ Bridge ...... . —. C lassified___ l'age Comics ...... _ Dear Abby _ . ------E d i t o r i a l___ .. „ Entertainment Legal* ... .... Page 1‘utila i Society . „ _„ __ Sports . . — A Page B IS k 13 l'age IS Page 9 Pace I t Page 8 6-7 k 9 Page IS Page • Page 8 ^/ Stores Open Nights For Last-Minute Shopping 0 �E lir ^ a tifn rh Fay Taylor Circle Meets For Supper !n Lake Mary Hrrulft m -m AN OIL PAINTING, depleting n scene nlong the St. Johns River, by the well-known nrtist, K. B. Stowe, is given to Hurry Weir, by the department bends of Seminole Memorial Hospital, at a farewell dinner held recently. Mrs. Mary Detyena. director of nurses, present* the picture to Mr. and Mrs. Weir, who anid thnt tha painting would serve as a wonderful re­ minder of the happy years spent in Sanford, when they reach their new home in Scottsdnle, Arizona, where Weir will lie administrator of the hos­ pital there. (Herald Photo) By FRANCES WESTER The Fay Taylor Circle of (lie WML' of the First Baptist Church of Lak* Mary met jn the West* moreland Wing of the church for the December meeting and Christm ss party. A covered dish supper was en ioyed by the group before the meeting Mri. Jackie Urey eve the opening prayer. The Calendar of Prayer wai given by Mr*. B. Green. Mri. Evelyn Yarn lit candlea in honor of the missionarlea which waa followed by prayer given by Mr*. H au l Stokes. Record sheets were filled out for the month of November. The Community Mission project of the group for December ia the preparation of a Christmas bog for the pastor. The doling prayer was given by Mrs. W.T. Warn* ley. After the meeting, gifts were exchanged. Members praient were Mrs. G. Rickelaon, Mrs. Edna L . Stevens, Mrs. Floy Q. Daniels, Mrs. Allee Hay, Mrs. Belle Harris, Mrs. Ray Grace Brown, Mrs. Rose T. J. Townsend, Mri. T. C. Lan­ d rail, Miss Mildred Beal, Mr«. Preston Beal, Mrs. W. T. Wans* Icy, Mra. Dixie Lu«k, Mrs. B. Green, Mrs. Stella Shelton, Mra. Mary Itoopengardner, Mrs. Mary Wilhelm, Mrs. John Nord*n, Mrs. Jackie Gray, Mra. Florrle Moore, Mrs. Evelyn Vam, Mra. Louise TOMS I6 t « : t Lb. Average Hospital to make their Holy Communion during the Chrlitmas Octave. Prleata will bring the Sacrament to home or hospital for those un­ able to attend church if they are notified in advance at the Pariah House in order that a convenient time may be set. He also reminds those planning to attend the Midnight Maas of the minimum three hour faat and that alcoholje beverages arc counted as breaking faat and ara not to be consumed. As preparation for partaking of the Holy Cucharlat, Christmas confessions have been scheduled by Fr. Griffith for S p.m. Friday and by Fr. Thomas for S p.m. on Saturday. to to D* j.h. • to 10 Lb. Average Broiler Type Turkeys________ 6 to 7*Lb. Average tirade **A" Quick Fruscn Dreaaed and Drann Tender Large Capons G -Hc “A" Quirk Froisn Dressed and Drawn Roasting Chickens tirade "A” Quick Froien Dressed and Drawn Long Island Style Ducklings Grade **A" Qui-k Frasen Dressed end Drawn Ttnder Baking Hens Cut Front Crain • Fed Porkenw • “Super - Right” Short Shank Southern Star Skinless, Boneless, Cooked Ham 5 lb. can $3.89 Farm Style Pure Pork Fresh Be ; Sausage Oysters we will welcome him warmly,” Fr. Thomas said today. “ '0 Come let use adore Him' Is not just a phrase In a hymn but an actual Invitation to join In worshipping our beloved God,” he reminded. Service* on Christum Day will include the >:30 a.m. Choral Eucharist by the Junior Choir and the 11 a.m. Eucharist with no mu­ sic. At the earlier service, pupils or the Church School will bring a toy as a manger girt with tha younger children leaving aa usual for the Parish House where they will be shown an excellent movie. Professional baby-sitters will care for the very young. Fr. Thomas reminds that all Episcopalians are under obligation HENS Lb Lb tirade "A" Quirk Fror’an II and D loung 0«en Read} Turkeja Cloth B ar 2 lbs. 85c Cap'n John’s Fresh Dry Packed Standard Bishop William L. Hargrave will be Celebrant at the Christ in aa Eva Midnight Mass for Sanford'a Holy Cross Episcopal Church. The service, with all the tradi­ tional beauty of the Feast of (he Nativity, will open at 11:30 p.m. with a musical interlude by Paul Jenkins, Holy C ron organist. Fr. John W. Thomas, rector, will de­ liver the sermon and Fr. John B, Griffith, curate, will assist with the service. "Holy Cross rejoices that only three days after bis consecration Bishop Hargrave will be with us to start (lie 12 days of celebration mnrking the Birth of Christ and tirade “ A" quick Frosrn Dressed end Drawn Young lim ’ d tire*-ted Quick F m e n llrrMed and Drawn Young llrm d Ilrenated 12-oz. can 99c Freeh Froien Heedless Divine 1Vi Lb. B*g Large Shrimp $1.99 Ocean Spray (Whole or Strained) Whole or Shank Half Lb. SHANK PORTION I I te U Lb. Avg. CENTER SLICES Lb Cranberry DOLE'S SLICED HAWAIIAN SPECIAL! A&I* - OUR FINEST QUALITY SPECIAL! GREEN GIANT CREAM STYLE SPECIAL! Notes DECEMBER'IS v Admissions Edna Humphrey, Lake Mary; Jenny Sancho, Hunter Cunrad, Doyle K. Gaines, Helen Bradley, Paul Mathies, Mary Knight of Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Lemmon of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mri. Louis Sancho, of Sanford, a girl Mrf. Roger L. Hookera and baby; Mra. Richard Markland and baby, Mrs Robert Jay and baby, Mary Etta Cowan, Renca Park, Char­ lotte Smith, Herbert Hughes, Ixiwny Wynne, Patricia Lcsperance ami Frank Gunn of Sanford DECEMRER is Admissions Leslie MrCool, Lary Mary; De­ bra Lynn Padgett, Enterprise; Sandra J . McAnnully, Mltaoka Chlrltc, David Goethe, Martha SANTA'S PICTURE os Mrs. Si Johnion, wife of the Goethe, James J. Hooks, Anthony commanding officer of VAH-3 presents u check to Mrs, Dunn, Vernita Jones and Jo Ella Ada Sires, teacher at the Little Red Schoolhouee for Flnjlet'in of Sanford mentally retarded children. The school ia a non-profit Births urbanization and is supported entirety by the contribu­ Mr. and Mrs. Rufus L. McClain tions of locul groups, (Herald Photo) of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Tommy C. Mr An­ nually of Sanford, a girl Mr, and Mrs, Carlton Jones of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chlrltc of Sanford, a boy Mr. amt Mrs. Johnnie Singleton of Sanford, a girl Dismissals Boy Scout Troop 341 of Cassel­ ing in rank were David Martin, Annabel)!' Ollt, Lake Monroe: second class; Robert Glnchcreau, Hunter Conrad, Doyle Gaines. berry met for a covered dish sup­ second class: Richard Cassel­ per and Court of Honor in |bc Thelma Williams, Mary Cosiuw, berry, first class; Greg Kauble. Robert S. Mlllcj, Helen Bradley,! Fellow ship Hail of Die Casselberry lirsl class; Ricky Taylor, star; Helen Gentry, Mrs. Woodrow Community Methodist Church S id e Kish, star and Danny Cas­ Meredith and baby, Emma Bea­ Monday night. selberry, life. Danny presented man, Lawrence Dodson, David his mother, Mrs. Leonard Cassel­ Each scout introduced his par­ Goethe, Martha Goethe, Edward berry, with a miniature replica ents and guests and .Scoutmaster Lee Ilayr*, and Beatrice Buger* Ted Daniel introduced Wally of his life pin. of Sanford Steve Kish received an attend­ Khrone, new assistant a.uulmaaance pin for a year * perfect at­ Admlislon* Icr. Khrone, who has been an tendance. pete Carlson, who bad Wiletha Hamilton, Oviedo; Wil­ active scout wurkcr fur many liam Bowers, Oviedo: Mary Ann tears alsu scries as Cubmaster just earned his public speaking Bruce, I aku Montoo; Mary tor Pack ito and D a district badge, gave a short talk on the Court of Honor and the history Thurau, DeUary; Adclia C. Park­ representative. of the troop. er, Brandon; Orville E. Dunckcl, Daniel presented the following Senior Patrol leader Danny DcBary; Charlotte Echols, George merit badges: Casselberry presented a gift of Wltnrr, Juanita Adams. Ethclda Ricky Taj lor, canurins, tin t a scout campaign hat lu ScootCrowder of ban lord Births Mr. ami Mrs. Wilburn Echols of Sanford, a girl Dismissals Jennie Hendrix, Titusville; Debra Padgett, Enterprise; Allcne King, Tampa; baby girl Buckner, Gen­ eva Foster, K. C. Forest, Mr*. Rufus McClain and baby, Lottie Wood, CUasie Mae Martin, Ed­ ward Simon. Mrs. Eddie Martin and afeaby. Mary Frances Y«t> m u ' of Sanford cslry, first aid, cooking, reading, home repairs, wildlife manage­ ment, weather, camping, ciliienthlp In Use lunu- and hiking; Charles Norris, swimming; Jerry Sklslak, citUcnshlp In Ihc home, first aid, aud wood carving; Dan­ ny Casselberry, nature. anJ home repairs; Bdl Skis Ink, forestry and camping; 1’tlc Carlson, wildlife management and public speaking. David Kbrooe was initiated in­ nd received his lender tool pin. Other boy* ad vane Funeral service* will be at 10:30 a. m, Thursday at Brtaaoa Funeral Home with Dr, W. P. Brooks Jr., and the Tlev, S. L. Wbatlay officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Tbs pallbearer* include Gene Brewer, Jerry Daniels, P. T. Meeks, M. E. Baker, B. Johnson and Sam Lew . ^QBEEp QLANT SWEET SPECIAL! PICKLE PATCH SWEET SPECIAL! JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED SPECIAL! Jan* Parker (Especially Prepared) Stuffing 8-Inch Each Church Announces Annual Program For Children JANE PARKER GOLDEN CHRISTMAS Tlie auuat Children's Party and Christmas Fageanl will take place at the Congregational Christian Cburch at 7:10 p.m. today. Rav, Joseph E. Stock, pastor of the church located at Park Ava. and 24th St., haa announced that the program la open to the public. LATE HOWE SPECIAL! LARGE PASCAL Winners Named DeBsry Dupllsst* Bride* play­ ers formed I t table* ef play a t tha weekly Tuesday session at tha Community Center. Winners announced today wort Ml, first. Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. Walters; second, Mrs. Rabort Nicholla and If. Guy Chat*) third, Mra, Frank Austin and Mrs. R. W. Ackorman and fourth, Mra. Edwin Wachtar and Mra. William Woodlock. EW winnor* wore, first, Mr, and Mr*. E. M. Hinkle; second, CoL and Mr*. W. W. Hague; thin), Mrs. M, L. Paterson and Mrs. Frank Roldir and fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Middleton. The club will meet a* usual on Tuesdays following Christmas Day and New Year's Day accord­ ing to Mist Ethel Johnson, see re. tary of the group. Beginner Sunbeams Study Japan troop. Daniel, in return, gave The Beginner Class of tha Suneach Iwy an individually hand- beam Band of the First Baptist carved neckerchief slide which he Church of Lake Mary met with designed himself in a variety of its leader, Mrs. Grace Brown. Ur*. Stella Shalton was her a*sisThe scouts closed tlie program tint, by conducting a gilt exchange The children read ■ story about and Ird the group present in (he Japanese Christmas and for singing Christmas Carol*. their handwork they made ChristThe** boy* alio plan to help m u cards. Refreshments were (heir sponsoring organisation, the se n ad after tha pregram. Thoas Casselberry Lions Club, in their present were Steve Sassman, annual food rnllcriion drive fur Richard Wl!b*>1m and Hcnnle WU FRESH POLE rEABTERN .A B J t ,i t n WHITE m i tit, ALL PURPOSE J 7 Potatoes 10 PAPER SHELL DIAMOND 39 Walnuts ( Vegetable Shortening Crisco 3 lb. tin 93c I tales Hew alien Pineapple f r u it c a k e awietCAT FAVoam *M9 1*249 Cleaner—Pine Scent Lestoil pt. 37c A- A IV* Own All 1‘nrpoae Oil Dexola IDEAL FOR GIFT-GIVING The ri-ea in thie ad are effective thru Saturday, December 31, 100 Magnolia At«. at 2nd S tm t Open Until a p. m. Friday Ni^hl �/ B tfw H n I Swift's Premium Canned A L L STORES w il l Price* Goad Thru December 23rd W be » L W E lf * „ / jU ^ E f t / ^ t r r S U N D A Y , D EC . 24 & M O N D A Y , D E C . 25 *2X { So Thot Our Employed Can Enjoy Tho Holidays With Their Fomiliei P L E A S E S T O C K -U P E A R L Y 4 FREE 50 Grade " A " Dr. A Dr. Quick Froten . . 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LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED TENDER 8* SIZE z MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS w it h t h e p u r c h a s e or 'a o »r our K lu t M i#w rates Red Grapes M JL FA N CY " A A " S IZ E LAOV TAIt AUIAOf UASONID r lC J STUFFING BREAD Mtriniue LADf TAIt UlOtO HAIO ROLLSurtl!,'. S j Chestnuts it. 29c IADY fAlt ICMON 01 COCONUT 1 19 STUFFING S ? 25' ' PASTRY BREAD 'S? 35‘ OlO SOUTH IAOV TAIt CINNAMON TWItt HWCRANURIUES R �J3E Qtyr frmtfnrh Pnpre 6—Wed. Pec. 20, 1961 $rrattt Handicap Race Winner To Spark SOKC Feature Dog racing (am have a chine* tonight to again ice Saturday night's Inaugural Handicap Race winner in action. Oswald Brothers' O.B.’a D.D.T., who triumphed in the first speed classic of the 1981 season, Is slated to run in the featured ninth rare at the Sanford-Orlando Ken­ nel Club. One of the Start opposing D.D.T. tonight will be Fred Whitehead's Faster Token, who finished se­ cond in the Inaugural and won the Derby last March. Also running in tonight's main event will be Lovely Boy, Excelling, Ruth Cruce, Feature's Fair, Tipsy Dixie, and Tony F. Grady Lumpkin's Lovely Boy, who won the Grade A eighth raee opening night, holds two track records at Glacier Park and won the Derby there. Orville Moses' Excelling schooled at ■ sizzling 31.33 seconds, the fastest time made in the pre-season starts. Tonight's eighth race is also rated Grade A and lists auch fan favorites as Wayne Roberts and Big Calhoun. The Brit Ladies' Night of the season Is scheduled tomorrow. All women will be admitted free. McGee, tac*| Veteran Leo Nomelllni of the center Jim! San Francisco Forty Miners was Bart Starr. I picked for the 10th time to play ry Jordan, In the Pro Bowl, having missed er and de- only the 1955-36 games since he Whlttenton. was first selected. -------------Chicago Bears rookie end Mike Dltka was high in the voting but was forced to pass up the game because of a knee operation this r&v *•*«>«. l a v s a sjo a a o a a W i* tiI ^ aaT& ALL. „ "A The offensive squad: Ends — Ray perry, Colts; Jim Phillips. *?.' ,*4 Ram*; Mas McGee, Packers; Jlm Gibbons, Lions. Tackles—Jim r& y Parker, Colts; Bob St. Clair, Legal Notice Forty Miners; Forrest Gregg, nr t iim c ir c u i t c o u r t ok t iih k . Packers. Guards— Ted Connoln in t h ju d ic ia l r u n ; ! IT. n I \V ; ly, Forty Miners; Stan Jones, A N D FOR SRHINOI.R COUNTY, FLO R ID A . CHANCKRV AO. I ITS! I « Bears. Center—Jim Ringo, PackNOTICE TO APKBAII I { > era. Quarterback* — Bart Starr, E A S T RIV E R SAVfK QI BANK, a X | Packers; John Unitas, Colts. Half. Ifrw York h a n k in g corporation. P la i n t i ff I t* backs — Lenny Moore, Colts; Jon I iT ' Arnett, Rams; Hugh McElbenny, ROKKIIT !L CALDW I'LL and P E R M ll.LA B. CALDWELL. hla w i l l , 4 «vj Viking*. Fullbacks — Jim Taylor, and HAIIRV A. W H I T A K E R and Packers. Nick Pletrosanle, Lion*, BIIIRLET M. W H IT A K E R , hla ffi Plaeekicker—Jim Martin, Lions. w lf a , Dafondanla \ Defensive squad: Ends — Glno T O i ROIIERT R. CALDW ELL if | Marcbettl, Colts; Doug Atkins, Addraia Unknow n TOU A R E HE RE MT NOTIFIED , I £ Bears. Tackles— Henry Jordan, that a Complaint for Foraelo*ura 1 Packers; Alex Karras, Lions; o f Mortaaaa haa boan fllad aaalnat yo u on tha fo llo w ln * datcrlbad ? Leo Nomelllni, Forty Miners. Line­ propartr, t o -w lt : backers — Bill George, Bears; Lot SI. Dtock », W E A T H E R S f uf&S Joe Schmidt, Lions; Les Richter, F I E L D F IR S T ADDITION, aocord ln * to tha r i a l tbaraof, f t ' U ,' nam s; Bill Forester, Packers. raoordad In Plat Book IS, f '6 v r Halfbacks — Dick Lane, Lions: P a ( » *4, Publlo Racorda of SamlDola County, Florida, Abe Woodson, Forty Miners; Jess Buhjaet In a dfa ln a y o aa«aWhlttenton, Parkers. Safeties— mant ovar tha North I# faaL Yale Lary, Lions Powell’s Office Supply end ApT o g e th er w ith tha fo un ta in s Itam of proparty which la laForty Miners, pleby’s Restaurant are both back ratad In and p arm anan lly In­ in the lead of the Thursday Mite sta lled aa p a n o f lha lmprovamant on aald land! IN ­ Mixed League, both with 34 wins, TERNATIONAL or UTICA while Team Seven end WilsonFU RNACE MODEL OHS II Mater Furniture hold second place E -Dj and ro u ara haraby required to with 33 wins. aorve a co py o f y o u r An a w ar to Pryor's Stats Farm Insurance tha aald Complaint on O R C a o n T AN D ELLISON, A tto rn ty a for and Stone's Allstate Insurance are p la in tiff, a t 31 S. W. 4«th Avanua. tied In third place with 32'A win* F o r t Laudardala, Florida, and ftla just lVfc points away from the top. tha o r d i n a l Anawar In th a afftea • r tha Clark or tha Circuit Court Stine's Machine Shop, Team Two, on or baforo lha Ztnd d a y o f Pietro Manufacturing snd StelnJanuary , IMS: otharwlra tha att a sa llo n a o f aald Complaint w ill meyer Roofing ara right behind ha taken aa conlaaaad hy you. In the running. DATED thla l l t h day o f Dac. Ed Michalck led the league with (•E A L ) some fine bowling, bringing in a Cherokee Spsrritei with 37Vk Art hur H. Baflkwlth, Jr. 24T single game and a 614 scratch D a r k o f Circuit Court wins. The Rockets are In third R y l Jean K . Wllho scries. Other 200 games were roll­ place with 361k win* with the Dep uty Clork ed by Dutch Shugsrts with 201, regnry amt Klllann Comet* in fourth with 34 wins. Csrl Von Herbulls with 214. Ellen ttn rn ty a for F U l n t l f f Betty Alien bowled six strikes t l ft. W, 4Stk Avanuo v Betts with 215, snd Jimmy Andcr. Fort Laodardol*. F lo r id a r iu a row for a high game of l i t P ublish Doc. I*. »T, ISSt * and series of 522. Other high son with 208. S, I*. ISIS. Split* picked up were by Steck game* were rolled by Yvette Hun­ Bolly with the 2-5-7, Wellec* IN T H E CIRCUIT OUURT OF TIIM ter with a 187, Vema Bolton with NINTH JUDICIA L CIRCUIT OF Woods with the 4-3-7, Von Herbua 171, and Jo Ann McDonald and F LORID A, IN AND FOR • R U I ­ Us with the 3-7-9. *nd Alberta NOUS COUNTY, FLO RIDA , IN Margie Farris both with a score Warner and George DDke with CHANCE RY NO. 1UM# of 171. NOTICE OF FORECLO SURE BALE the 5-7. Dwight Bleckwelder made ■OCIETT FOR SAVINGS, a ro fSplits converted during league the 9-10, Dot Teslo the S-10, snd poratlnn a a l i l l n a tlndar tha law* play were Ulla Grsnderton with o f Connecticut, Ellen Brils the 5-7. a 8-3-10, Carol Mixon with a 5-7. P la in t iff , The split picked up most often Betty Greenville with a 3-7, and during the week was the P a u l *- n . McCo r m i c k »nd L o i n U. McCORMICK, h t l wlfa, United Proa* International IS for Duqucioe while Milts Alkeo Kitty Purdy with a 1-10. 3-10 which ws* made by the fol­ Dafandanta. lowing bowlers: fllchsrd Robin­ Maybe the basketball experts tossed In lo for the Bonnies. NOTICE IM H E R E B Y OIVEN purauan l to a Fin al Dacraa nf son; Marl* Blake. Bill Foster, Dischinger netted 12 field goals Foracloaura d i ta d Daoatnbar 11, were right when they predicted Clyde Plercy, Jimmy Anderson; m i, and antarad In Chancary great seasons for Duqueine and and alx free throws against Ne­ Cant* No. 11 M t, nf lha Circuit Ken Stone end Dsve Dasrolph. vada before he retired with almost Court o t lha Ninth J u d icia l Circuit Purdue. o f Florida, In and for Pamlnot* The unbeaten Duke* handed seven minutes remaining. The County, wharaln BOCIETY FOR OVER SB YEARS Boilermakers used BAVINOfl, a corp orat ion o i l a t l n s St. Uonavenluro Ha first defeat, ninth-ranked at First and Palmetto undar lh a l a w s o f Connaollco t, ta 74-37, Tuesday night *t Pittsburgh their cumplete squad of 18 players (Along Sid* Poat Office) p la in tiff, and P AUL II. McCORIn an effort to keep the score while Purdue, led hy Terry DisMICK and LOIS It. McCOKMICK. BERKELEY. Calif. (UPI) hla wlfa. a i a Dafandanta, that f ehlnger's 30 points, scored Its down after breciing to a 44-28 Leonard B, (Stub) Allison, who will at II to tha h lsu a a t and bait fourth victory In five games by lead at intcrminion. Chico Fellcoached the University of Califor­ blddtr for caah at tha fron t door back scored 18 points for the nia football team when the Bears o f tha Bamlnola County Court walloping Nevada, 91-39. House, In Bahford. Hamlnola Coun­ Seven years ago, Duqucanc lost visiting Wolf Pack. were a powerhouse and not a ty, Florida, a t tl:* # o’clock A. M . otdy three of 29 games behind Detroit, sparked by Dave De pushover, la dead. on Jan uary 1. ISIS, lha fo l lo w in g Busschere, also proved to be a described property, • » aal forth such clever gunners as Dick HickThe husky dlfriple of solid fun­ la Mid F in al Darraa, l o . w l t i cite and SI Green I t was per- poor boat in whipping touring San damentals succumbed Tuesday of Lot L i g h t «t). Block Fiv e ( I ) , • Carpet H E F T L B H HOMER ORLANDO. haps Ihe greatest team In the Francisco, 71 S3. De Bunrhere a heart condition at th« Alta Bates SECTION ONE, a cco rd ln a to school's hlatory. However, this tallied 13 points, grabbed 14 re­ • Tile plat thereof, recorded In Plat newest edilion of the Iron Dukes bound* and held (lie Dons' high- Hospital which he had entered three weeks ago. He was 69. Book t l , r a s * a ■ and f , P u b , scoring Jack Lee to seven points. Ho R eta rd s o f Senilnola C o u n ­ took* equally as good. ty, Florida, Sparked by Clyde Arnold’s 18 DATED, this l l t h day o f D e c ­ points, Duquetne handed the Bon ember, t i l l . (SEAL! nlee their first setback In six On Opposing Teams N IG H T L Y Arthur H. R a ck w llh . Jr. WASHINGTON (UPl) — The Clark nf tha c i r c u i t Court games by grabbing a 39-31 half­ time lead snd then running their Syracuse University passing team Ryi J oan SI. W ilke POST TIME D ep u ty Clark rivals Into the floor In the second of Dave Saretto and Dick Easterly Publish Dec. I#. 11*1. will b« spill up fur the U. 8. Bowl half. ROTICR OF FORECLOSURE BALK It was the sixth straight victory game un Jan. T. Quarterback 8aNOTICE la haraby g iv e n that tha underpinned Honorable Arthur for the lath-ranked Dukes and ratto haa alined to play for the It. Ileckwtth, Jr., Clark of Circuit came on the heels ot their tri- East team whila Easterly, his fa­ Court of Memlnule County, Florida, uraph over Pittsburgh In the Steel vorite receiver, will play for the will, on lha Stth day ot Dece mber, ex cept list, at 11.** o'clock A. XL at tha Bowl tournament last weekend. West in a game which features the Front Door ot tha Bamlnola C o u n ­ Mike Rice added 17 points and top draft selections of tha Nation­ ty Court H o m e , Hamlnota Cou nty, Sunday In tha o ily o f Banford. Florida, sophomore Willi* Somerset totaled al Football League. Eight: Homung was left off the squad n-rV. I because he would require an •hVm.i right-day Army pass in older to Join the team when It starts prscamed tJce jBn 6< ,21h Other Packers on the West EARNED HIS STRIPES Two Teams Tied For Loop Lead 'I i THE SEMINOLE High Junior Varsity Basketball Squad for the 1961 eapo season includes the following players: (Kneeling) Dennis Brown, guard; Coach Ralph Stumpf; and Barry Johnson, forward. (Standing, left to right.) Billy Higgins, guard; Barry Barks, forward; Kenny Tyre, center; and Dennis Smith, forward. (Herald Sports Photo) NEW YORK (U P l)—Eaay-go* Ing Wally Lemm, who abandoned his sporting gooda business laat Oct. 4 and convertad the demoral­ ised Houston Oilers into cham­ pions, today was named the Amer­ ican Football League "Coach of tha Year,'* for 1961 by United Press International. The 42-year-old Lemm waa a one-elded choice for this honor in a poll of writers who covered the AFL campaign. In the canvas* of three writers from each league city, Lemm received 19 of the 24 votes cast. When Lemm left his sporting goods business in LlbertyvlUe, 1IU two months ago to succeed Lou Rymkua aa head coach of the Oil- era, the teem had a dismal 1-3-1 record. What's more, the Oilers were dlaaenalon-rldden and dispirited by what many felt were Rymkua' harsh tactics In running the club. Lemm promptly restored the Harrell 209 'i f c W. 25th S t 4IO y o u r o n e - s to p 34 MaattW s Ffitill's* airmail si to. 00 S 7.00 1*100 11.00 ztooo 1100 nEonm s e d a u g h e r t y etui jda E. DA UGHER TY , l lja m i rwhltah Poo. IS. 1S4L SEAGRAM’S VO CANADIAN CLUB 2* w itetb* M L 111LOO *11.00 412.00 24.00 1*2.00 12.00 HEATED GRANDSTANDS • LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE • VALET PARKING • LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY Where the top dogs run . . . rain or shine HOKItYI NO MINOH8I PHILADELPHIA. OLD HICKORY, CORBYS BLACK AND WHITE IIAIG AND HAIG SCOTCH *529 m o S C H E N L E Y ’S G IN $*299 J. W. D A N T w 1 7 Yr. Old Bourbon O TARD 5 th $C69 3 6th IMPORTED COGNAC WOLFSCHMIDT Pitcher Decanter ANNE IMPORTED SCOTCH VODKA $099 Mm sti 1 Far 110.00 Corby'g Carstaira • FAMI LY FIFTH Full Qt. IV-39 64k ■ § Mh EA R LY T IM ES M 2 9 ■ T Ith 86 Proof Bourbon FREE GIFT WRAPPING Many Other Unudvertlaed S pecials Brandies Liqueurs Cordials Champagne i Check Our Low Case Prices Tinree h rn n Feathers $ 4 19 Foil Qt. Coronet Rrandjr IJ-39 ^ SUi County's 1 2 5 South St. F lo rid a Sanford's Largest Refection Of Decanters And Chuislmaa Wraps. MATINEES WEDNESDAY* FRIDAY, and SATURDAY 2 P. M Just tell ut how much money you need to pay old bills, for all your seasonal expenses. hla wife. Dafandanta. and lha ch an oary n u m b er of which la 111*4. W IT N E S S m y h a n d n a d tha o fflclal s e a l nf aald Court, OHa l l t h d a y o f Dece mber, l i l t . (REAL) . H o n o ra b le Arthur H B e c k ­ w i t h . J r . Clark « f lh a Circuit Court o f Samliiola County . F lo rid a By: J e a n E. W ilk e D ep u ty Clark Joaaph SL F lta ea ra ld O O VO D KA • Phone FA 2-8415 • Transmission Rebuilders • Engine Rebnildere • Wholesale Auto Parts AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Former California Coach Dies o f f t r for aala and tall at public outc ry to lha Mehaat and boat bidder for caab, tha to llo w ta a described pro perty a l lu ito d In Homlnole County, Florida, t o . w i l t Lot S. Black 14. T e w n i l U ut North Chuluota. a eubdlvl. • l o a acoord ln a ta plat th e r e ­ of. recorded ta Plat Rook S, p a g e s II to SI. Inctuitve, of tha I'uhtlo naoorda o f Bamlnola County, Florida, pura uanl l o lh a Fin al Decree o f Foracloaura antarad In a eaaa Beverly Automotive CUT-RATE S SA N FO RD F U R N IT U R E CO M PA N Y S morala of the Oilera, who won their last nine games of the sea­ son and the AFI.'a Enatcrit Divfelon' rhnmpionship. Houston meets the San Diego Chargers in the title game next Sunday a t San Diego. Park A v t . • FAIrfax 2 4 6 1 2 MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A ORLANDO �Hie franfnrh Srralh B1 FRANCKS WESTER The Youth Choir of the Com­ munity Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary w ai entenained at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Rich- I MATTHEW McDo n a l d £ • Matthew Jameson McDonald, six months old son of City Com­ missioner and Mri. Tom McDon­ ald of 1100 Cornell Drive ha a won the Bala Sigma Phi baby contaat. Young Matt, or "Mr. Dillon" as he has been affectionately nick­ named, wai horn on June 10, and la the favorite baby of brother Tim, five year* old, and slater Martha, three. The unconcerned young winner will receive a Stt savings bond from the sorority and a beautiful loving eup from Wert's Jewelry store. All proceeds from the contest, which was based on a penny a vote, will be used for the charit­ able projects of Dels Sigma Phi, which sponsored the contest. The competing youngsters were backed by local club* and organisations. Garnett Church • To Have Annual Supper And Party The Barnett Memorial Metho­ dist Church of Enterprise has Invited the entire eommunltj to Join members of the congregation for the annual Fellowship Cover­ ed Dish Supper and Christmas Party to be held at 6:30 p. m. fa Thursday in the Church Annex. Those planning to attend need only bring a covsrtc dish and their own table service to enjoy •n evening of friendship and festivity. Following the supper there will he a Christmas Tree and an oldfashioned party with treats for all (be children. Wed. Dec, 20, 1961—Pace 7 ard Keogh after Ita special pre­ sentation of a Christmas Cantata “Born A King", at a candlelight service at the church Sunday night. Mrs. Charles Baum an Is the Director of Music for the young people. Mrs. George Stubbings was the pianist for the evening's program. Larry Chester was the narrator. Terry Bucklew gave the welcome and prayer. The lighting and estinguishing ol the esndles was done by John Blikemore and Jay McCracken. Suaan Brooklyn portrayed Mary In ■ Nativity scene i t the close of the progrsm. Members of the choir taking part were Gill Thompson, Penny Grenell, Marcia Coleman, Dianne Hickson, Linda Hohn. Kathy Gehr, Gail Roberta, Sandra Hum­ phrey, Pat Willis. Barbara Flet­ cher, Susan Stubbings, Sonja Wester, Jeanne Humphrey, Nancy Shipman, Petti Mar Riley, Terry Uucklew, Earl Roberts, Bobby Hopkins, Beaus Bucklew, David Welter, Michael Parkinion, Lar­ ry Cheater, Billy Lowe, Corkey Bucklew, David Cochran, David G RA D E “ A ” D & D Legal Notice IX T i n t c i r c u i t r o r s i T x i x t i i j i m i i a i. c i i t d M T . IX a x i s r i l l ) DS'.WIXOI.K COUNTS'. I-I.OHIUA IX n i A X C K n r n o , sit ii FEDERAL NATIO NAL MOBTUA UE ASSOCIATION. A Corpora• loa nr«a:.lr*4 undar an Aot o f C o n t r a s* and a i l a t l n g p u rsu a n t to th* Fed eral N a tio n a l M o r t sa g a Association, C h a rtsr Act . h a v l n a 11a prin cip al Offtra In th* City o f W a sh in g t o n D ist r ic t o f Columbia. P la i n t i f f FRESH LEAN FRESH U.S.D.A. GOOD HOMEMADE U.SJLA. GOOD CHUCK rs. JOHN D. COOOIN on4 L U S E R V T (‘OOfllN, hl» w ife, and R11H1EWOOD WOOD PRO DUCT# COS*. PANT, INC., a Naw J t r a a y c o r ­ p oration, w . . . , •' 1 DS fsn danfa TB S FIRST CUT LYKES N O T IC K T O APPEAR S T A T E O F F L O R ID A T O l JO H N D. COOOIN and L t ' N F R V T COOOIN Rout* t N s w London. North Carolina to u r a rk i i e n u n r n o t if ie d t h a t a su it b i s b s s n f lls d a t a l n s l y o u la t b s abov * s n t l t l s d cans*, and t h a t you a r t rsqttlrsd to flla y o u r a n s n r r w ith t h s Ctsrk o f tbs Court and to ssrv a a c o p y t h a r so f ■ poa t h s P la i n t i f f or P l a a t l f r a a ttoraaya, w h o s* nam * t a d addraaa la tlls h op A itornataln, IS Kant Pin a Ulrsst, Orlando, Flo rid a, not l a t s r than J a n u a r y Ith, ISIS. If yo u fall to do an a DScrso Pro Cnnfssa o w ill t>* c a t s r s d a g a i n s t y o u for t h s r s l la f d s m s n d s d la MAXWELL HOUSE Primary Sunbeams Meet With Leaders T ht Prim ary Class of the Sun­ beam Band of the First Baptist Church of Lake SI ary met with Mrs. St ary Wilhelm, counselor, who is assisted by Sirs. Dixie Lusk. The mission study lesson wss about “A Present for Dina" giveo V by Mrs. Lusk. Handwork of an­ gels and cards srere made. Re­ freshments were served. Children present were Curtis* Crswford, David Bryant, Debbie Brown, Debbie Goble, Leslie Lusk, Diile Lusk and Mary Wilhelm. O C A L A GROW N F lo r id a . T o p s t h s r w ith th* f o l l o w i n g tts m of p rop arly wM eh Is l a . rated In and p s r t n i n s n t l y In­ s t a l l s * a* a part a t th* lmp r o y s m s n t on oat* la nd! In t e r n a t i o n a l o f U tloa F u r n ■no Mo,1*1 No. OHS IS E - D W IT N E S S my band and tba asal o f said Court at S anfo rd, F lo rid a, thla 4th day o f Dacsrob tr. 1111. (SE A L ) A rth u r If. B a c k w lth , Jr. C lsr k o f th t Circuit Court B y i Martha T. V l h l t a D s p u t y Clark B ish o p A Bernataln I* E a s t Pina a t ra tt Orlando, F lorida A t to ra a y a far P l a l a t l f f Pub lish Dae. s, i t . la. I t , l i l t . Swmi COFFEE SHURFINE NO. 300 TIN • WINTER GARDEN OSAGE NO. 2 Yt HOUSE ’ Cof PEACH - CHERRY - APPLE FOOD KING ITJO Or Mere Food Order Pleas*. When You Run Out Of Cash Batwaan Paydays FRESH FArts’CY YELLOW G . A .C . F I N A N C E Tel FAble* 2-37*3 0«c» Uteri- Mtjr *-S; Friday 1-1; Oetad Saturday j 431 North Orange Slf#etVi ._;^ .1,.,.,,;T a l GArden 4 360* 401 We*( Central A « w te .'..n rrrrn-r. (,. ,T*|. GArden 3449) 134) la st Colonial Drive. ..............Tel. GArden 5-2643 0*<i Hsun Only W ; Wt*>n*«y &Wturdur M l •Femorty Admiral FUeece Centered— .f ------- 1 7 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU DEC. St L O A N * M A P I T O M IIM N T S O F A LL N IA R S T TOW N S > !1; 1 I �9» S ljr A anfnrii Very Busy Season •rra lh Enjoyed By The Womans Club Members Sponsor Party For Patients At Sarepta Pest Home Anna Miller Circle » 1 Th# American Horn* Depart, t the Sarepta Rest Home for the i given to each one. Members Ipok | patient received a slocking filled homemade cookjcs and served I with candy and a personal gift, ment of The Sanford Woman's I patients, Club held a Christmas party at | (lifts and refreshments were | punch with a festive air and each) The smiles and tears in the ryes of the guests made the bos1 \m m ^ •*** croup feel that they had done MPv L I H B -aro!* and enjoyed a social hour together, line cidcriy patient, who had to nave help to sit at the piano, played several numnera Including Silent Night. Hostesses for the party were Mrs. John K. While, Mrs. A. W. Woodall, Mrj. William Stringficid, Mrs, Donald Flamm, Mrs. Doug­ las Stenstrom, Mrs. W. II Stemtier. Mrs, Donald Haynes. Mrs. Philip Simpson and Mrs. Robert The American Home group held the monthly luncheon meeting at the Imperial House, in Winter Park. Mrs. Mona llridgcs, guest s|M*aker, presented each mrmber present with a corsage and pro­ vided three arrangements fur the table. ducats for the day were Mrs. Richard dlceson, Mrs. Donald Hayes and Mrs. (leorge Peers. Local DRIFTWOOD CIRCLE The Driftwood Circle of the San­ ford Carden Club held its Decem­ ber meeting and Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Fran Mackey on Coleman Circle. Mrs. J. P. Cullen, guest speaker, showed (lie group how to make beautiful Christmas decorations, including birds, candles, wreaths and trees. After the meeting, gifts were exchanged and the hostess served coffee and Christmas coukies, candy and pastries. Sorority Chapter Celebrates Sixth Birthday The sixth birthday of Dabble Gobi* w it celebrated with a party for her friend* at tha bom* of her parent*, Mr. and Mra. Rowland H. Goble, in Like Mary, Monday afternoon. Christina a wa* In the air with red and green decorations. Re­ freshments of Ice cream, eaka and punch war* aerved by Mra. Goble and party favor* of candy atockings, marble* and Jack* were dis­ tributed to th* guests. Children enjoying the affair were Stephanie Hickson, Vicki Galoway, Timmy Brooklyn. Trudy Brooklyn. Kelley Shipman and Chad Williams. HLMi:rUM\\IJ.lS CIRCLE Instead of the regular meeting for December, members of the Hcmcrocallls Circle of tha Gar­ den Club, enjoyed a Christmas party and dinnar at the Capri. Husband* were gursti for the evening. The party room was decorated with beautiful Christmas arrange­ ments and the group sang carols, accompanied at tha piano by Mra. Ben Wiggins. Carl Lind presented several aelection* on bii accordian and Mrs. S. J. Nix joined in with her har­ monica. About 26 member* and their guest* were present for the enjoyable evening. MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. HADDSTREAM, Agun Vi*ta, DcBnry, who re­ cently celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary, (Cox Photo) Casselberry Personals Debbie Goble AZALEA CIRCLE Aialea Circle members met at the home of Mr*. J. W. Brown for By JANE CASSELBERRY Chief Paul B. McIntosh of 73 Griggs Dr., Casselberry, arrived homo Monday from a lour-andona-hall-monlhs tour of duty with VAH-1 aboard tbe U.S.S. Independ­ ence in the Mediterranean, lie was welcomed home in time for the Christmas holidays by hit wife, Faye, and children, seven-yearold Randy and aevrn-and-one-half month* old Mona. W H ETH ER ... By httlRLKY WENTWORTH Mr. and Mra. Vernon Herring­ ton Sr. of Rochester, Mich, have arrived to apend (ha holiday* and the winter at tha borne of (hair son and daugbter-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. Vernon Herrington Jr. ol Craig Dr„ Bear Lake Manor. RAISE YOUR OWN • I’umire For Potting Vitax Fertiliser* • llangrra and Itashrls • Natriphrna • Slice may increase when rats a rt controlled due to less com­ petition for food and to differ­ ences in control requirement*. T1PSA11ATC1IEE GREENHOUSES Oataan, Fla. Eighty-seven per cent of U. S crude oil production Is from small oil fields that produce less than 23,000 barrels a day > DRAPERIES > SLIP COVERS » CARPETING Drapery KA 2-3311 DRIVE t S v o WEDNESDAY Annual Sunday School Christmas party for all departments in tha Congregational Chriatian Church, in Fellowship Hall 7:30 p.m. All members and their families a rt invited. THURSDAY Junior Dept, of First Presby­ terian Church will meet In Fellow- t ship Hall at 7:30 p.m. for annual for the Junior gardeners st the Christmas party. First Christian Church Fellow­ next meeting. ship supper at 6:30 p.m. followed Members were invited to attend the Seminole County Home Dem­ by Christmas program a t 7:30. onstration Club's arts and crafta program at the HD Center. , Mrs. Turner, program sponsor, introduced Mrs. J. D. Woodruff who gave an Interesting program on palms and their u»cs in addition to beautifying the landscape. Mrs. L. K. I.eeper displayed some lovely Christmas decorations that she had made. Eighteen OPEN members and guests attended the meeting. CENTRAL CIRCLE Mrs. Sue Bell and Mra. A. K. Hosteller were co-hostesses at the December session ol the Cen­ tral Circle at the Bell home on Virginia Avc. Mrs. L. Tinsley presided *1 the business meeting. The thought lor the day was a poem, entitled "Pine o’r Palm" by Belle S. Ham­ ilton. presented by Mrs. B. C. Moore. A moment of silent prayer was observed for member* in the hos­ pital. Mrs. R. W. Turner, horti­ culture chairman, gave instruc­ tion on the care ol plant* and treatment for insects. She asked that members bring any unusual plant they may have to the next meeting. It wa* announced that a cancer clinic would be sponsored by the Woman's Club and member* were urged to co-operate. Mrs. Paul Johnston, Junior Carden Club chairman, asked for small plants, dry material and aluminum plate* n e J a EVERY fie M o n a h Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Tarbutton and sons. Greg and Kant, of Norfblk, Va , arrived yesterday to spend the Christmas holiday with Mrs. Tarbutton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Johnson and family at their home in Floral Heights. Be­ fore returning home they plan to visit Mrs. Tarbutton's lister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Mock, In Fort Lauderdale. 9:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Next to the Tree B IT ’S NITE u l o v a says Christmas MOM, ^ DAD, best! SISTER OR Bulova is truly the gift quality watch . . . tha watch you can gtva with pride, wear with . pride. . . because it's \ *made with pride. BROTHER you’ll find Just the gift you're looking for . . . and discount priced too; for the H S A Dept. Stora on Sanford Avr., rornrr of 4lh HI. has a most romplata •rlrction of Rrady-lo-wrar and Shoes for the enljre family. LADIES DRESSES Again Be Selling f Church Calendar A mo»t beautiful ■rlrrtion in nlsra 3 to IS, 12 to 20 and 40 to 32, and hall-rdse* too, in the latest faihlona for atraat or dress wear. i c .t g t o lA .ts Hardware 559 PARK the December meeting with Mrs. Ed Kirchhoff ami Mrs. Clyde Stin­ son serving as ru-'iostcisrs. Those attending brought gifts to be given to some needy boy or girl, in Seminole County, who might not have any Christmas. During the social hour the hos­ tesses served refreshments of pumpkin patties, coffee and nuts to the 18 members present. Let Us Show You How Eaajr It la To — OF SANFORD Personals NKW OFFICERS of the VIgilunte Navy Wived Club ’211 held tin executive board meeting «t the home of the treasurer, Mrs. Joint E. Holbrook, on Bradshaw Drive. They voted to assist several families with jfiftit for the Christmas season. Seated front left are Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. W. K. Cadenhead, vice president and Mrs. C. J. Beaulieu, secretary. Standing are Mrs. It. M. Gorton, parliamentarian: Mrs. Darwin E. Smith, president and Mrs. F. H. Deist, chaplain. Mrs. II. L. Murphy, corres­ ponding secretary, was not present at the meeting. (Herald Photo) ’C ja hd& n Q j m I qa planned By t Arrivals Events Christmas Dance } The monthly business meeting of O im m l Omega Chapter of fcpsllon Sigma Alpha was held at the homa of Mrs. T. V. Metts Jr. Pledging ceremonies were con­ ducted (or Mrs. June Brody and final plana made for the first an­ nual Chriatmas dance at the Mayfair Inn, Dee. 23 from • p.m. to 1 a.m. Ticket* for the dance may be purchased from member! or from booths la front of McRobert* Sup­ ply Co.. 403 West First St. Tues­ day, .Wednca^ay and Thursday from' 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and on Friday front • a.m . to I p.m. Table reservation! m utt be In by Thuraday. During the social hour, refresh­ ment* Were served to Mmes. Jack Schlrard, John Dickey, Kirby Kite Jr., K. 0. McCall, Cane Eatrldge, Jim DeBrine, Ell White, Joe Pickena, Johnny Higgins and the jdlssei Nellie Pickena and Jeankite Klnlaw. New Mr. and Mr«. Edgar R. Rruce of Lake Monroe announce the birth of their first child, a daughter born Dec. 17 at Seminole Memor­ ial lloipital. The new little ml»i weighed eight poundi, two and one half ounce* and hat been named Lisa Gaye. Maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mr*. Peter J. Bukur of Sanford. Paternal grandfather it THURSDAY Seminole Chapter 2. OES will Thomas A. Brure of Lake Monroe. meet at B p.m. for initiation and Christmas psrty. A gift exchange will be held with gilta not to ex­ ceed tl. CHRISTMAS COMES TO T1IE SAREPTA REST HOME—Patients recently enjoyed a pnrty Riven by the American Home Department of the Woman’ll Club. Some of the group are aeett with their KlftH. Seated from left are Mrs. Lida Knlhala, Mrs. Johanna Carlson and Mrs. Maude Schmidt. Standing are three hostesses and two guest*, Mrs. Donald Haynes. Mrs. Mattie Poole, Mra. Robert Kuhn, Claude Storcr and Mrs. John K. White, chnlrmnn of the department sponsoring the pnrty. (Herald Photo) The Anna Miller Circle ha* had J> a very buiy season this fall. Two new members, Mrs. Charles Craig and .Mrs. James I.appin, were ini­ tiated into the circle during an impressive candlelight ceremony. Three successful dances have been sponsored by the group, a "Roaring Twenties," one at Hal­ loween and the last during Thanksgiving weekend. the lirst meeting of each month we has been preceded by a covered dish supper for members and their husbands. They are busy now sell, ing fruit cakes to raise funds for the many pro ects at the Harry Anna Crippled Children’s Home. Their float In the civic division of the annual CbristmA parade won second prize. The annual Christmas dinner-dance was held at the Elks Club last week with music for dancing provided by Bill Klinefelter’s hand. The Elks will Join circle mem­ bers this week for a Christmas party at the County Home. Mrs. fltanche Kuhn and Mrs. Reulah Thornton were co-hos­ tesses at the monthly meeting of Circle Three of the CUT of First Christian Church. Mrs. V. H. (iranlham led the devotions, telling the story of the Rethlehem inn keeper. Prayers were made for numero.is mem­ bers and their relatives who are seriously ill. Mrs. O. T. Pearzar.. chairman, asked for reports on the sale of fruit cakes and kits tor Church World Service. .Mrs. O. D. I.andrcss cave two chapters of the study book. During the social hour refreshments of cake, punch, fruit salad, mints and nuts all in the Ciiri turns enters, were served to members and two guests, Mrs. Charles Nichols and Miss Mary Nichols, by the hos­ tesses. * f o p FA 2-5783 SHOES • SHOES - SHOES llundrrda of styles in afreet, sport* or dress wear. 1 4 1 1 TO gfi.M MEN'S SHIRTS The largest selection in M U * RtqPC- MEN’S SHOES IC.68 to lA M Christmas Shopping By Appointment A Lovely Cocktail or patty Mentally Retarded Children dress. Th* latest styles, color* OF HEMINOLE COUNTY and all sties. M ARY-ESTHER’S Fash lews Ju st For You* ( Ava. FA 3-U&3 "Open Kvary Night Till Christmas tt.O t per lb. In I, 2, S nnd 6 • lb. Hiirn • HAVE EVERYDAY At Night and Sunday Afttrnoona The 3 nnd 6 - lb. Rises Parknged for Gift Mailing Jeweler FOR SALE A T -----FLORIDA HTA1R HANK, Instillment Loan Dept. WINf4 . DIXIE S T O R E !.................THRIFT WAY . nnd Any CltiUn Club Member DEPARTMENT STORE Reghterrt JtK tlsr �I — * l B lfr F atiftirfl ^ rr a lh TVed. Dec. 20, 1961—Paje 9 Legal Notice n r m r c ific u iT c o m r \ i > r n j i D i r i x i , n t t c i l T . in a m i r o n e r.M tx o L K c o u n t t . f l o w i d a in f m i A c c n r An, i t r . n F B D K R M . V ATI OKA L MORTGAGE ASHOT’I ATtOV, A Corporation or* ■ s n l i e l under »n Act o f C n n grete and e x i s t i n g p u rsu a n t to tho F ed . oral Na tio na l Mortpaa* A . t o c l s t l o n , C h a rtsr Aet . h i v i n g It* principal o tflca In tho City o f W aahlnpton D i s t r i c t o f Columbia. rtaln tlff i a. DKNN18 J. UABBKTT and DOItlS A. II A88 ET T, hi* wit*. Def en dant* A O T I tC TO s r r k A K )T H K PTATI; Oh- FLORIDA TOi DEN N IS J. IIA88K TT and lK i n il t A IIAS8KTT, hi* wlfo Ad dress L'nknuan TOC ARK I t n t C H T N O TIFIED that a ault haa boon flUil a c a ln a l yo u In Ih* a b u t * en t itle d r a t i o , and t h a t yo u i n required to fll* y o u r a n a a « r w it h tho Clark o f thla Court an d t o i m « a copy thoroof upon tU* P la i n t i f f or P l a i n t i f f s atlo rn ry * . t r l m i t name and addroa* la lllutiop A Uornataln. 44 K a i l Ctna S i n n , Orlando, F l o r ­ ida. not la t e r than D ece m b er 31th. | t i l l . If you fall to do ao a Dacraa ’ Pro Confaaao w ill b* anlarad a g a in * ! yo u for tba rella f d em and ad In tha Com plaint. Thla ault la to foracloaa a m o r tg a g e . Tha raal proparty procet.lad a g a in st la: Lot 4, B lo ck 5. H E F T L E t l HOMES ORLANDO SECTtON ONE, a cco rd in g to plat thereof racordad In Dai Book 11, I’agaa i atnl I, P u b ­ lic ttacord* of Hamtnola County. Florida. AVITNEBB m y hand and tha aa.it • f said Court at Sanford , Florida. . thla 37th day « f Novem ber, 1S(1. 1 (BEA U Arthur H Ba<-kwilh. Jr. Clark o f tha Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlan P a pu ty Clark Blahop * Uornataln 41 E a s t Pina Straat Orlando, Florida A l t o r n a y i for P la i n t i ff P ublish N ot . t* A Dao. t, l i , S». la IN TI IK CIRCUIT COURT O F TlSIt NINTH JU DICIA L CIRCUIT, IN A M I FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORID A IK CH ANCE RY NO. I '* lim a IN RKi ADOPTION OF: S T E P H A N I E A NN WILSON a / k / a BTBP IIANIK ANN RRINHON, a m inor HT: ALPHONSO 8. TATLO R and ORACE V. TA YlAJR, hla wlfa. NOTICE TO A P PK A B TO: Salomon Ilrlnaon S tl Wad lay Utrtrt W ay cm aa, rianrgia TOU ARK H E R E B Y NO TIFIED that a P a ll i u m haa baau fllad In I tha ab ova atylad Court by Alphonao S. T a r ta r an d O ract V. Ta y lo r (or Ilia ad option o f S laphanla Ann AVIlaan a / k / a I t a p h a n la Ann Brinaon. a miner, by lha pailllonara, Alphonao B. T a y l o r and (Trace V. Taylor, and y o u ara required to aarva a co py o f y o u r a n aw ar nr o b je c ti o n s lo ah o w cauaa w h y aald P etitio n ahould no t ha ..rantad on tha a t lo r p a y for patltlonara. Taut C. Parklna, SIT Waal Houtli Blraat, Orlando, Florida, and f i le Ilia o r i ­ g i n a l III tha o fflea o f Ilia Clark o f tha Circuit Court on o r bafora Monday, J a n u a ry I. I t f l . (9 l l e r s tn fall not or a dacraa pru confaaao w ilt ba anlarad a g a i n s t jrou. W i t n e s s my h a n d and *«al of aald Court In Orlando, Florida, thla 4th day o f p acam bar, t a i l . ( 0& J A c ‘ Courtship is jutl like buying a dress or suit of clothes — you shop around before making a choice. You don't fall in love, you grow into it." a family life coun­ selor recently told an audience made up of college students. If there's one thing today's younf people don't need lo be told it is thst courtship is Just like Legal Notice IN TIIK CIRCUIT UOl N T OF TMT M NIII J tlllltA I. r l l l t I IT IN AND F a n BF.MINOI.KCOUNTY, STATE « r FI.01(11) A, IN UK AN. CF.HI. NO IITTM WILLIAM U JOHNSON P la in t iff , \A. HAZEI. B. JOHNSON. DSfandanL No t i c e b y p i B t . t r a t i o n IN SUIT FOB HIV OKI E INI I Ml a H a lt 1 It. John son r u G en eral P e l lv a r y Ja ck su u v llla . F lo rid a top are hereby n o t if ie d lh a t a r » m pH In ( for DIvorr* haa barn f lltd a g a i n s t you and that aald su it Wilt Involve lha f o l l o w ­ in g d escribe.t property, l o - w l t : Lot IS o f the T o w n o f L o n g " ° o d , acco rd in g to the plat t h e reo f aa recorded In P la t Book l . P a c e s i s to i | i n ­ clu siv e. Public Racerda o f Mrmlnola c o u n t y , Florida. Yuu ara required lo aarva a copy of your A n sw e r o r P le a d in g to lha Complaint ..n lha p l a i n t i f f * a t ­ torney. W a lla ce E, A llb rlito n , S u ite 40I-J Sanford A t la n t ic N a ­ tional Bank Bu ild in g . Hanford, Florid*, and HI* iho o rig in a l An• w rr or P la a d ln g In th* o fflc* of Ih* Clerk o l th* Circu it Court on or bafurs th* 10th day o f J a n ­ uary. H U . If yo u fall to do ao. Judgmen t by d e f a u l t w i l l b* t a k ­ en a g a i n s t you for th* r elief d e ­ manded In th* Complaint. DONE AN D O R P E ItK D at Banford. Florida, t h i s Ith day o f D e c ­ ember, 1111 . Art hur II. B e ck w ith , Jr. (HEAL) Clark Circuit Court, Hamln o H County, Florida, By: J oan M. M ilk * Dep u ty Clark W a ller* E. A l lb r lllo n Mult* 404-7 Hanford Atlantia Na tio na l B a n k Building Sanford, F lo rid a Pub lish Par. It, 10, 37, 1341 A Jan. t. 1143. IK TIIK CIRCUIT r o l l e r NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IK AND FOR SEMINOLE FOURTY. FLORIDA IK M I A N C R l i r NO. IITM federal n a tio n a l mortoaoe (jjo m w : shopping for something to Bear. If there it one thing which to. day's teenager* lack—It'* i ro­ mantic conception of love. True, they are marrying young­ er than ever but it it rarely for any “ We can't live without each other'' emotion. Many uf today’* girl* feel that if they don’t marry by the time they are 20 they are doomed lo be old maid*. And ao they “shop around" ju*t long enough to find * m in who will put an ‘•ngsgement ring en thrir fir. gcr. Many young men today are ao told on the idea of security that they marry for the aame reaaon they look into a company * pension plan before taking a job—for se­ curity. These young men ahop around to find a girl who fits into their pic­ ture of a secure future. Whether lhey choose a girl with a good Legal Notice IN T H E CIRCUIT ( Ol RT NINTH J t l l l l tAI. F l l l F I IT, IN ANII F ll l l SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN (’l l ANl EH V KIN 117*3 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTUAQE ASSOCIATION. A Corporalion o rg a n ise d under an Aet of C o n g res s and s l i t t i n g p u r su a n t la the F rd tra l N a tio n a l Mortg.iga A sso cia tio n. Charter Act. h a v i n g Ha principal o f fic e In Ih* City of W a sh in g to n District of Columbia. Television By Ruth Millet Job, tho boit'a iluushlor. or a uirl with the “right" background dopends on what they think they need to make their future more secure. And then there are young people marrying today for no belter rea­ aon than that all their friends are Selling married. They shop around a while and decide lhat thla per­ son or lhat one tv probably a* welt as Ur>; can do and some even make the mrntal reservation, "II it darsn't work out—there's al­ ways divorce." No, young people today don't need to be told to be practical about choosing a ntalc. They're pathetically practical, already. Maybe that’s one reason why an many of their marriages aren't lasting Those who “ shop around'' for a husband or wife instead of m arry­ ing only because they are ao head over heels in love they arc aure there ia only one person in the world for them are likely to figure that ii' the first marriage lan't perfect they can call it quit* and start shopping around for No. 2. Men—there is good advice for the years In Ituth Millett's bookid . “ Happier Wives (hints for hut bands)." Just send 25 cent* to Ituth Millett Deader Service, c/n Plaintiff The Sanford Herald, P. O. Bo* 480, va. A L F R E D W. F.MTUB and K A R E N Dept. A, Itadio City Station, New W. KHTKS. hla w ife, and IUDGKWOOll WOOD PRODUCTS COM­ York 1», N. Y. PANY. INC., poration, a N ew J ers ey cor­ T V Time Previews f • 1:14 (3) t!) (4) 4:3v t i l 131 4:10 i l l 14) 13) 1:4' i f : (A) 7:0# 13) (4) 1:14 t l ) 7:3* 131 14: i 4! l:0n i4> l:3 o 171 i#r I*) 1:00 t z ) t#) »:lo | 4 | to:oo (3) ((> it) 10:30 (3) 11:14 III II) 14) 11: 1# (3) It) 11:41 ( I ) I OCiu ck Mevi* Chan nel Sla : , i * i r o o u ADC N ew s A t la n t ic W»ath»r V*iW4.'rtfli S r * ' I’a n g ' r o u s n«Blit W a ek ly N e w s Review K ow scope N * « » H u m »*y-llrlnklry Rainbow Ranch Party R in g of Diamonds Miami Ua d srco v tr Dou g Yd wards W a g o n T ia ln T b s Alv in Mhow Ht*v* Allen Th* Third U r n t'diiilug o f Christ C h ock m ai* Ton Cat Parry Come H awaiian E:a Mrs. <i. (tors to Call*** Rob Naw hart O r e l * Th**t»r N aked O l ) Dav id llrlnklay « Journ al N a w a co p t Chan nel Mis N tw tr o a m Mid.FIs News Jack P**r ('b a n oat * Theater lt a lly n e e d Moil* Catvs* rad* By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: M> problem in that l uni beiutf married in Mny nnd 1 nm nfruit! if 1 have a bifr wedding my mother will spoil it. She is absolutely off her rocker. I am not exaggerating. She could ntart singing "Glory Hallelujah" right in the middle of the ceremony. She is not bnd enough to he locked up. 1 mean nhe’ii not dangerous or anything, but you never know what she is going to do next. Do you think we should let her come to the wedding ami take oui chalices, or ahould we arrange to have her “entertained" by Monieonc while the wedding takes place, and then go to her for her ble.ising im­ mediately following the ceremony? GETTING MARRIED llis wife is willing to go. I like to dunce nnd uil I hnvc in mind is nn enjoy, able social evening. He said he'd go by your decision. SOCIABLE DEAR SOCIABLE: A man does not "borrow” another man's wife as he might a lawnmower. Until you get your own girl, go solo or stay home. * DEAR GETTING: If your mother is not in an institution, hut him her "mo. nieiit.a." forego the big wedding and give her the pleasure of being present a t a small, intimate ceremony. If she bursts into song, your family will "understand.*’ • a a DEAR AHRY: I nm single nnd am liv­ ing in a place where single girls are not very available. There is a dance coming tip shortly (mainly for the married couples living here) and I asked one of tho follows 1 work with if I could take his wife. The dance falls on my night off and he will have to work that night. By Oswald Jacoby 14 NORTH 4k None • 141 ♦ K Q 874 + A K .S 8 & FA ST W EST Not shown Not shown so uth (D> A A Q1078S4 • k : ♦ AR 4k 4 3 the re d in the other one? The queen play will be dliaitroui, bid any other play will be all right. [low about Jack in one hand and king ninc-elRht in the other: The ten play will lead lo three lotara, any other play will aucceed. Our reiearch ia completed. W# lead a low trump and wtU win tha hand if it ta potilble to do ao. ‘ Mo one vulnerable Bowes 1A 3 A iA * DEAR ENJOYS: Doing without a! cigarette for a few hours is a small sacri­ fice for a woman who REALLY wants tol be a good wife nnd daughter-in-law. Go. with your husband when he entertains his parents, and lay off the weed or your mar­ riage could go up In smoke. jjcuaoby On fthidcp Don't think that someone ha* errrd and printed the same hand t«o day* in ■ row. Thit time South h** a slightly weaker trump holdtug thnn yesterday. The play atari* odt th* aama way and you a* South set the lead with (lie king of heart* at trick two. You lay down the ac* uf pm nips and collect tha trey and deuce. Now you ahould »ce that you have lo lose two trump IrlcLi ajtelnit any combination of card* and your problem i* tu find the play that jive* yuu the best chance to avoid loilns three trump trick*. You not* that all piay* work against an even tramp break and that no play will wurk if the king, jack and another trump ara In either hand. Mow about king In one hand and » DEAR ABBY: My husband's parents come to visit us once a year for three; week* His mother is r. regular old fua#-budget who complains constantly thafsnioke bothers her, so consequently I can’t smoke in the same room with her, antL certainly not in the same car. \Ve live in* the suburbs nnd must drive an hour to get; to the city. I don't enjoy going for hours without a cigarette, so I told my husband; in a nice way to entertain his folks and' leave me home with the children. He ■ wouldn't hear of it. How can I solve a problem that Is becoming more irritating every year? I want to l>e a good wife and.' daughter-in-lnw. ENJOYS A SMOKE. THUHSDAY A. Al. • :14 (31 Big# o s 4:3# ( I ) S ign Dn 1:14 <1) C o n tin en ta l Cl*»»ro*m (4) ARC N ew s t l ) Collaa* of h* Air 1:44 I f ) To d a y (1) F a rm Market IDpon 7:11 7:1* 13) Today I t ) W a k e Lp M o v tii 1:00 141 Captain K angaroo t 1:14 o Captain Kangaro o (4 ) Mick ey E v a n s Mhow l l l l (1) W ea th er an d News 1:30 13) To d a y 1:10 ( I ) C a rlo o n t III* liso I t ) J a rk L a lsn a Mhow («) Romper Room 1:30 13) Robin Hood t l ) D in g Don g School* l l l l (* ) Central Fla. Nawa and In terv iew s ( I ) W U ly 11:10 13) Hay W nan ( I ) Calendar ! * : l t | l ) P la y * our Itunoh t l ) 1 Lov* Lucy 10:14 I f ) Rich Pla n Coo king 8chon| 11:0* ( t ) Price la Right | « ) Yldro Village ia ) Tti* T e l i a 11:14 ( I t Coiicsntratton (4) Burprla* P ack *** (4) Lov* That Rob 13.40 ( I ) Truth or C o n i a q u t a t t a ( 4 ) I * ) * of M l* (4) C a m ou flage D efen d an t* NOTICE TO A P P E A R T H E ST ATE OF El,OR II) A TO) A L F R E D W. EST ES and 7: RO-8 p, m. (CHS) Th# Alvin K A R E N W. ESTES •Show. So mo uf the aequeucpa in Addraaa U n k n o w n YOU ARK H E R E B Y N O TIFIED Uii# one may serin familiar to yuu, that a ault ha* been filed agalnat yo u In tha above en titled cauaa, and thry should hr, g» they’re *e• nd that yo u are required to fll* leetrd bit* from previou# alum*. y o u r a n aw ar w ith lha Clark of thla Court and tu se rv e a copy Heat #crn# Involve* Clyde Cruahthereof upon tha P la i n t i f f or cup (voicu by Shepard Menken) P la in t iff 's attorney*, whone nam* who, in trying to ervato a amaller and addraae la lllth o p A Born, ettln , 44 Eaal Pin* Str eet, Or- bird, inventa th# itory and ia de­ tando, F lo ild * . not la ter than luged with babies. Scrlea creator J a n u a r y 4th, 1413. If you fall to du ao a Dacraa Pro Confaaao will Hoi* tlngdueariun pruvide* tho be e n tered a g a ln a t yuu for th* voice* uf the chipmunk* and David r s l l e f dem anded In th* Complaint. Sovilte. Hut provocative na the T h is ault la tu lo rt cluao a m o r t ­ g a g e . Th* raal propart y procaedad "Alvin” vole# is, it'* Craihrup who a g a ln a t la: provides the half-houf'* funni#*t Io n 3*. Block I, W E A T H m o m en ta . E I IS F IE L D F IR S T A D D I­ TION, a cco rd in g to th* plat 7:30-8:30 p. in. (NHC) Wagon th a r eo f aa racordad In I’lat Train—“The Hvttinu May Story," Rook 11. Pa g * « , Public ll'a rrully Ht’Ufl Davis'* itory, Record* o f Bamlnola County, THUKS1JAY P. M. Flo rid a. line# ahe'# playing a strong, dom­ T o g e t h e r w ith tha f o llo w in g (3) II C o it g IS* Tau 11:14 Ham o f proparty w h ich la l o ­ inating woman. U«lting May nil#* (4) S asrch For Tomarrww cated In and p erm a n en tly In- liar children and grandchildren (4) Mska That Fac* ■tailed a* a part of Ih* Im­ with a forceful, dominating huml. >1:44 (4) Guiding Light p ro v e m e n t on *ald land; 11:4* (t> NBC Kesri R a p trl Chrii Hal# (John Mrlntlre) ian't 1:4* (Ik F o cu s In tern a tio n a l of U tica F u r n ­ ace, Modal OHM l a K-D I t I I Merited Jo an happy about thr situation, or th# W IT N E S S my hand and Ih# seal 14) Day In Court o f aald Cou rt at Sanford. Florida, addition# to th# wagon train. 1:14 (41 A# Tho World Turns thla 4lh d a y o f December, 1141. Hough going eventually take# its (4) Orbit tMEAI.i J * n Murray Show toll uf th# matriarch. Coat include* h i ) (4) Art hur It Berk with, Jr. ( I ) P a ssw o rd Frank Mcfiratli, Terry W’ileon, Clrrk uf ih * Circuit Cuurt I t ) W in d o w Shopping By: Mart ha T. Vlhlan Scott Millar, l.ili Katdrll, Bonn 1:14 <3> LorMta T oung Deputy Clerk f t ) Bsvan Kay* Hay eg and Joby linker. Ulahop A l l o m a l t i n I t ) Art L l n k l e l l r r 44 E a s t Pin* Slra al 7:30-8:80 p. in. (ABC) Steve i;o» 13) P u r a i Hprclal Orlando. Florida Millionaire Allen Show, tjitiie action (pr#- 1:14 iIlIl) Th* A t to r n e y s for P la in t iff Verd ict Is T o u t s taped) of thla YuUtldc theme Puhlleh D4c. 4, 13, 30, 37. 1*41. ( 1 ) From th s s* Roo ts 3:44 14 1 i lolling wood New* IN T H E F i l l F I I T C H I I I T N I N T H tukra place ul the actual hum# of 4 :40 (31 Make Room For Daddy J U D I C I A L ( T I I F U I T . IN A N D FI>H Sieve and hla (uliea.wifu Jayne (4) B rig h ter Day NEW I N O L I: t U I \ T A , I T , ( D i l l ) A IN Meadows. Participating in the fun 4 too 15) Am erican Rand stand * ii a m E l i Y n o , i t r n i 4 : l l t l ) H«cr*t Htorm FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT. ar# Steve's four tons, who not only 4:1# 13) liar*'* Hatty wood ( lA iir . ASSOCIATION, A Corpora­ mimic torn# of the regular cait hut <: 10 ( II Kdg* nf Night tion o rg a n ise d under an Art o f Youth N e w t 4:40 (V) Am erican Congre** and r e la t in g pursuant to their fathrr in hia angry newsman 4:04 I I ) 4 o'clock Movla the F rd eret N a tio n a l M ort gage role. For kid viewer*, there'* alao (4 ) I1ncl* W alt Association. C hart er Art, h a v in g a cuta puppet act. Nut g* farcical 4:1# ( I ) H u ck leb erry Hound Its principal ufflr* In tha City of (3) 4 O 'clock Mo»I* W a sh in g to n D istrict o f Columbia, a* Allan'* uaual s h o w s , there are (41 Papaya P la y h o u se P lain tiff still a couple of nulty gags, such (4) Roeky and Ida Vrlanda V*. H U B E R T K. 1IOIX1EB nod H AZEL aa Steve'* wauling off Indians in J. HuDOKH ble wire, and U I D ilE - his hack yard. If lime permit*, a 7'he notch-likc loulbwcaliTii cur­ WOOD WOOD PRODUCTS CO., medley of Christmas tong* by (he INC'., a N ew J ereay corp oration. lier of the Arkansas boundary was D* f* Nila ii 1* entire ca*t doses the show, liuest* NOTICE TU APPEAR Include Louis Nye, the Smother* (lie subject of diipulea inherited ■TIE a 1' ATE U F It.OK l i l t TOi Hmthrrs, singer Harbor* Kusitll from the French ruler* of IxiuliiRO BERT E. II01K1K8 3UZ4 Third Ml., 8IV and Dill Dana, ana and finally settled in 1841. ll l k rj, X. C. ABBOCIATION, A O irp o ra lln n o r ­ g a n ised under an Act uf C o n g ress and a i l s t l n g p ursu ant to th* Fad•ra l N a tio n a l M o rtg a g e Association, C h arier Aet, h a v i n g Its prin cip al o ffice In th* City o f W a sh in g to n Dlatrlrt o f Columbia, P la i n t i f f v*. BE R N A R D WILLIAM 8TOKK8 and DORA I. STOKKB, hla wlfa, D efen d a n ts n o t ic e to APPuan T i l t : KTATE o f FLORIDA TOi B E R N A R D WILLIAM .STOKES A ddress U n k n o w n DORA I. BTOKKM. Address Un k n o w n . YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IFIE D th a t a auli lias baan filed again*! you In tha ab ova e n titled ran**, and l h a t g n u ara raqulrad to fll* y o u r a n s w e r with th* Clrrk a t this Court and to »*rv* a ropy t h e r e o f upon th* P la i n t i ff or P la in Art hur H. BackwIUt, Jr. t'lr rk o f lh a Olrrull Court tirre a t to rn * )* , who** n am * and By: Martha T. V lh ltn , P C sd d r t s* Is lllsh up A B o rnttaln, SI E a s t Pin* Blraal. Orlando, Florida, P a ul C. Parklna not latar than P acambar 33th, l i l t . SIT W aa l Mouth Blraat If you fall to do ao a Dacraa Pro Orlando. F lorida Confaaao w ill b* en tered a g a ln a t A t te r n a y for patltlonara yuu lor th * relief dem anded In the P u b lis h Pro. f. IS. 10, 37, IIS1. Com pla int. T in - ault I* to forac lo s e a m o rtg a g e . Tils real proIN T H E C I R C U IT COU RT. NINTH party proceeded a g u l n t t la: J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT , IN ANIi r o l l Lot 33. Work 4. NORTH O R ­ ■ KMINOLSC COUNTV. F L O R ID A IN LANDO SECOND ADDITION, E Q U IT Y a cco rd in g to plat t h e r e o f r e ­ E Q U IT Y NO. II.1BI corded In Plat Hook 13. M A X IN E It. t r K E L L K Y , Page* 54, 34 and 37, Public P la in tiff. Itacorda of Hamlin,la Cou nty, \ a. Flurlda. WILLIAM J. II. O'KELLEV, W 1 T N E 8 8 my limit and lha aaai D e f e n d s * ! o f aald Court *l Banfnrd. Florida, NOTICE TO A P I ' E t H t h is t ; t h Bay o f Novem ber, l i l t . AND A N S W E R (•HAL) IN T H U NAM E IIF T D D BTATSJ Arthur II l leck w lt lq Jr. O P M . O M I I H TO I Clark ■>[ III* Circuit Court (kWILLIAM J. R fyivELLEY Hr: Martha T. Vlhlan Yuu ara harrby notlrlad lh at a D ep u ty Clark ault haa baau b ro u g h t aga ln a t U tihop A (turn I t . L. yo u in tha Circuit Court. Ninth 44 E a s t Pine rilrart Judicial Circuit, 8 * m tn o ls County, Orlando, Florid * Florida, In Equity, by MAXINE A tto rn ey* fo r P la in tiff II. O'KKLLKr. P la in t iff , and yo u INibllsti Nov. J* A Dee. 4. IS. 30. M:80-u p, m. (NHC) The Coming ara haraby raqulrad to f i ls parHAZEL J IIO R O E M . Of Christ. Color. (HepraJ) a love, aonally, o r by A tlo rn ry , w ith tha IN T D K CHUT IT F i l l IIT NINTH ;«1* Third 81., MW Clark o f aald Court, y o u r Anawar JUDICIA L F l l l F I IT. IN ANl) Unit Hick ory , N, C. ly, sensitive film, done with conor dafanara l o lh a C o m p la in t and SEMINOLE FO U N T*. FLORIDA IN YOU ARK H E R E B Y NO TIFIED A m en d m en t to Complaint In aald CIIANFKKY NO. II «M that g ault h S l been fllad #gatn*t ■ummit# taste, and without the ault an or bafora tha t l l h day o f F E D E R A L NAT IONAL MORTGAGE you In Ih* g b o v # e n titled rauaa, Jarring effect of commercial* in­ Jan u ary, A. P. 1141, and alao to ASSOCIATION, A Corporation o r ­ en d that you era required to fit* aaraa a Copy o f your Anawar or g a n i s e d under an Act o l Com,rasa your a n s w e r with tba Clark of truding, fur which L'. S. Sled de­ (A dafanata upon Mtsars. O aslnak y A and a a la tln g p ursu ant lo th* F e d ­ I hi* Court en d to aarva a cop y serve* credit. Krnl. Attoroaya for P la l n t l l f , at er al National Mortgage A sso cia tio n t h e r e o f upon the Plain t i ff or Ih tlr o fflea a t 411 Main Blraat, Charter Act, h a v in g It* principal P U In tllU * a l t o r n a y i, whoa* nam* P a y t o n s Usarh, F lo rid a, on or ba offlc* In th* Clly o f W a sh in g to n and addraaa I* UI*hop A BornAltbouth Tierr* del Fucgo stain, 44 Ea a l Pin* Btreet, Orlando, fora lha l l l h d a y nf Jan u ary, D istrict of Columbia, r i a l n t l f f Florid*, not l a ter than J a n u a ry mein* "land of fire" till* South A. D. t i l l , a s required by tha Slh, 1443. If you fall to do ao Florid a Ru les o f Civil Proeadura, va. American Island has chilling and h srsln fall no t or a p te r a a CAMERON C. CLA RK E and CA- a DeiT tr ITo Confaaao w ill b* antarad a g a i n s t yo n for the relief wind* and damp cold. Pro Confaaao and F in a l Dorrs* w ill T l l l l Y N CLARK E, hla wife, Dafen dant* ilemauded in tha Complaint. Thla b* anlarad a g a i n s t you by dofaulL N O TH ): T o APPEAR ault la to lorao los* a m o rtg a g e . You ara furth ar notlflad t h a t tha real prop erty proceeded aa m a of tha Court lq whlrh aald T ill* STATE OF FLORIDA TOi Th* CAMERON C. CLA R K E and ault haa baan tn a lltu ts d la tha a g a ln a t Is: NJ I V LI ) \ OATH f i r s CLARKE, hla wlfa, Lot 14. Block I. W E ATI!. Circuit Court, Ninth J u d icia l Clr MILM - I N T H I A i n i : Addraaa Un k n ow n ERMFIKLD F IR ST A DDI­ cu lt o f Florida, In and for Msml TION, accorillng to th# plat YOU A R E H E B E R T NO TIFIED A nola Cou nty, In Equity, and that thereof, a a recorded In I’lat tho title of said ault la aa bars* lh a t a suit h a s baan Iliad agalnat I'll ON li FA I-I2I8 yuu In th* a b ove t n t l t l t d cause , Rook II, p a g e 44, Putdlo InabuT* s a l (orlh. Record* of Hemlnol* County, You ara fu r ih a r p o lllla d lh a t and l h a t you ara raqulrad to f i l l TO.MTK A T ill HS. Flo rid a, Ilia n alura o f aald su it Is a ault your a n aw ar w i t h th* Clark of AT 7:00 A 10:20 T o g e th e r with th# fo llo w in g for dlvorrs, a vin cu lo matrim onii, t h is Court and ta aarva a cop y Itam of prop arty wh ich I* and lo dealer* a sp ecial eq uity t h r r a e f upon th# P la in t iff or P l a i n ­ "TAIWAN. located In and perm an en tly In Ilia P la i n t i f f In the f o l lo w in g t i f f s a tto rn ey s , whoa* nam* anil Inalallad a* a part o f th* Im­ described real and p a rso n sl pro- addraaa ts lllahop A Uornataln, 4* THE ABE MAN" p ro v em en t on aald land: party eltuatad In Maiulnola County, East Pina Blraat, Orlando, Florida, Starring nut latar than D t c e m b t r 31th, t t t t . In tern a tio na l uf Utica F u r n ­ Florida, l o - w l t: If you fall ta do ao a Dacraa Pro ace. Modal OIIM 4 I - E - D The Northerly F i f t y - t w o (S3) llrnny Miller As Tarsan Confaaao w ill b* anlarad aga ln a t W ITNEMH my hand and Ih* seal feat of Lo: Kievan (tl), In Technicolor yo u for tha r a llt f dtm andad In o f said Cou rt at Banford, Florida, lllurk E l m a n t i l l . Eal-AIr, tha Complaint. Thla ault la to thta Ith d a y of Dacamhar, t i l l . lo csla d In tho C lly of Ban. Plus At Sil3 Only foracloaa a m ortgaga. Th* real ( B E A D A ford, Bamlnola County, Florlp ro p erly procaadld a g a ln a t 1st Art hur II. HackwIUi, Jr , da. "GIANT OF Lot I*. Block I«. North Or­ Clark o f the Circuit Court T o g t t h a r will* lha furnltura. la ndo , ac cording In plat Ry: Martha T. V lh ltn ruriilahlnga. tl il u r o a . and equip■ MARATHON" Dep uty Clark Iherrut recorded In Fla' Booh main In and about tba raid In Color Starring i : , P * g i * 1* and l i . Public Hlthop Q Uornataln premia** Record* ol Bamlnola Couaty, 14 Ea al I’ln* Btraat an d lo roqulra lha D clem len t to STEVE REEVES Orlando, F lo rid a Florid a: ron va y hla Intaraat In and l o aald T o g e th e r with Hi* f o l lo w in g A tto rn ey* for IT a ln tllf proparty to thr P la i n t i f f and upon llama o f properly w h ich a r t I'ubllah Dec. I, IJ. 3a, 37. 1*41. hla failu re !•> ao co n v ey aama. In lo c s la d in and p erm a n en tly Inap p olnl a Master to co n v ey the atallad aa a part o f Ih* IraD efen d a n t's Inlataal In aald p r o ­ piovautant* on aald land: perly lo lha P la in tiff, and for I. Wall J testsr— I’s n e l r * ) — o th e r r elief a* la m o re' fu lly aet FAS4 forth In P l a l i i l l f r a C o m p l a i n and 3. Ilu l Water Ilaatar— Day A ( f t A m en d m en t lo C om p la in t (Had Nig in -»*-<: ''h erein . 1 It a n g a —F r lg id a lr * — HM-1* W IT NESS m y hand and aaai of 4. R e f r i g e r a t o r —Frig Idilra— o fflco at Manlord. Bsmlnul* C o u n ­ D -ll ty, F lo rid a, thla l l t h day o f DecW IT S EMM my hand and tha aaai i m l i i r , A. D. ISSI. of said C o u r t » | Manlord. F lo r id a , | •P E A L ) thla SJlh day o f Novem ber, l » t l . Arthur H. Bao kwlth. Jr. Aa Clark o f t h e tTrrult Court 4BEAL) Onora l(d. — Sanfurd — FA 1-M31 Next to JET I.ANK8 Arthur It B eck w ith . Jr. ..f a am lnola Cauniy. Florida Christmas Holiday Hour* • Marling Friday, Dec. 15th i Clark Of th* ClrruR Court lt>! Martha T. Vlklrn Open Friday Nights from 7:d0 lo 10:30 l l y . Martha T. Vltrten P a p u ty Clark Dep uty Clark Every Afternoon from 3 lo t UniCVURY A K W H . B lt h o p A Roy!••••'■ Saturday Morning Session from 9 '(II II S u i L l U i a Jwf n t U U f t 4* E a s t Pin* Blraat MELODEE carries a complete line of skate* and skating t t l M alg B t y a t t Orlando. F lorida D a y to n a Baarh. F lorida *i rr-Mirire. Visit It ELOPER'S Salesroom. Publ'ah tire. 13. la, IT, ISSI A JaB 1 Attorn ay* for P la i n t i ff * Pubilak N o t . :» A Dec. I. IJ. 3». S I t 43. I WEDNESDAY P. M. Qsuah (Abby: W est P a t* Pass Paso Nort h 1 4 4 * Pas# Xssg P ats Pass Pa*g Opening lead—• U Sale* TV RENTAL Seminole TV Rorrow Owe Take UM Sanford Are. FA PUD DINO NO WASTE TIIK RAliUE, The Nctlurlandi (liP t) — Tl)c Protestant Pavilllon constructed for the 1958 Brunets Work! Fair iu* hern moved to the Hague by barge and Is being converted into a Protestant church for American* living in the Dutch capital. Several rooms have been added to ihc building, which I* being rrlurbiahcd at a cost of t2UQ,0J0 contributed by PrulcsUnt* throughout the world. # Go traditional for Chritimat dinner this year. Serve English Plum Puddle* yuu nude yuunell! Dclli. mu* recipe nn back o( l ) i\ll C s u t u * Dark Hroem Su*ir picks**. 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Pkg. j Pillsbury Pre-Sifted Brazil Nuls Pecans Almonds Filberts Shmrfine * S00 Tin Cranberry Sauce No. Kraft Miniature Mixed Nuts 45c 89c lb. cello 49c 1 lb. cello 59c 11b. cello 55c Fresh Red Cranberries '<& 1 9 ' Calif. Red Grapes s ? 2 * * - 2 9 ‘ Fresh Yellow Corn 1 0 "* 4 9 1 COCONUTS - 10‘ Diamond Large Walnuts «£■5 9 ' Medium Size . *. _• i •r 2/25c Tin 19c Stalk 2 Lb. Pkg. Winter Garden Frozen 33c lb. DeliciousApples»HP4 & 45‘ 214 7/99c Fresh Crisp Celery 10( Southern Yams Evaporated Marshmallows 14-16 lbs. Long Island Ducks lb.49c Baking Hens lb.39c Roasting Chickens lb.35c Thriftway Fancy Bacon 1 lb. sliced 49c FRESH PRODUCE Manz Olives 4Vi oz. jar 29c 4 Lb- TO M S Lean Fresh Pork Roast lb. 39c C R A N B ER R Y SA U C E Fresh Homemade Pork Sausage lb. 39c For Drewing 303 2 -3 9 ‘ Fresh Chicken Gizzards lb. 29c LYKE8 Freeh Frown Chicken Livers 1 lb. cup 69c Canned Ham 4 lb. Tin $2.99 > A Lb. ||.0 9 Early Garden Del Monte Peas 303 tin 19c Argo Spiced Calif. Peaches no. VA tin 25c stokalr • 46 Ox. Tin Tomato Juice 4/51.00 Pillabnry Pie Crust Mix 2/39c RKe Pepperidge Farms Allsweet -1 Lb. Margarine 2-49‘ Sarrfas ^cRa:Ba T ra m H *71 mi PARK AYE. & 25th ST. QUANTITY R IG H T S B K S B R V fiO % j) f �Heart Of Problem • ~ • 0 • w Throughout America, communities weighted down with rising welfare burdens are searching for better answers to their problems. Many perked up last summer when the modest-size city of Newburgh, N. Y., came up with a controversial code aimed at eliminating welfare abuses and reducing the total load materially. The Newburgh code is largely inoperative today, having been enjoined by a New York state court acting on the urging of state welfare authorities. Rut that has not prevented it from becoming one of the most widely discussed public matters of 1961. This commotion hns now left the National Associa­ tion of Social Workers, representing fln.nnn profession­ als around the nation, to issue a critical fact sheet and answer negatively the question: “ Will the Newburgh Plan Work in Your City?” The NASW’s review of the Newburgh code is de­ tailed. but in essence it characterizes the mnin provisions as harsh, punitive and inhumane. Those provisions would put certain money and time limits on receipt of some kinds of welfare aid. would seek to discourage new applicants, would constantly recheck welfare clients and demand that nole-bodied recipients take any proffered work. The social workers’ organization charges flatly that this code puts disproportionate stress on “chiselers,” tries to invade the field of morals, and offers nothing constructive toward the lasting rehabilitation of in­ dividuals and families on relief. In more generalized language, Secretary Abraham Ribicoff of the Health, Education and Welfare Depart­ ment said much the same thing of the Newburgh plnn as he unveiled the federal government’s own overhaul­ ing of welfare procedures. Ribicoff's program has goals similar to New­ burgh’s — the wiping out of fraud and other abuses, the encouragement of people to get off relief rolls and find gainful support. His criticism of the Newburgh code goes to its methods—which he calls wrong. Yet Ribicoff. while insisting his own program was born first, said the stir over Newburgh may have had salutary effect in bringing wider public attention to a general problem of mounting urgency. NASW’s fact sheet seems to subtantiate this no. tion, since its publication comes in response to a broad show of city and citizen interest in the issues Newburgh dramatized. Perhaps the sensible net of it all is this: In devising wiser, more modern and more efficient approaches to a welfare problem whose cost threatens to get out of hand, the emphasis needs to be not on punish­ ing relief clients but on helping them rebuild so they can find a more useful place in our society. BLACK BOTTOM! Political ONLY N in e . PtKCENf OF NATIONS PPYANYTHING FOR SUPPORTOFTUtUM tD erwtHsoa* Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Yoilr Pocketbook If you plan the major financial moves in your life by doing the opposite of what others are doing, y 9ti'H often get a better buy. Often thoso who have made the .^greatest success in the securities *iltiarkcU have bought when others were aeiltng, sold when others were buying. Last year's model car or ap­ pliance often can be had at a vast discount from this year's. True, you may lose something on the trade-in, but you might save enough in cash or finance charges to make K worth-while. The game principle is true in the housing market. When the anow clouds gather, who hunts a new abodef If you are think­ ing of buying, or switching houses, this might be just the time. Those who furnish mortgage money beliav* the cost of such loans may rise by spring when they expect a more than seasonal upturn in demand. Already the (^latest survey of conventional mortgage coats—not FHA or VA loan*—made by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board show* rates moving up fractionally. W hether the bankers are right or wrong is anyone a guess, but if you are in the m arket for a house their prediction! of higher interest rates is well worth con­ sidering. Your first step should be to speak with several local lenders— bankers, savings and loin associa­ tion officers—to get their opinions of conditions in your locality. Once you have done this, only then begin your house hunt. A just-released study by the American Bankers Association warns, however, that before you make a down payment on a house you ahould ascertain whether you will be able to get the mortgage you need. From what readers write. I'm a war* that many of you are eager to upgrade your housing, reaching for homes that may he too expen­ sive for you. From what bankers tell me, there i s ' a slight increase in the numbers of people unsble lo meet their morlgage payments. Thus, bankers are more careful today than in the recent past when it comes to granting mortgage money. OUT OUR WAY StX) KTJOW V*WAT, PRO — 'N r e s s o R f i ’M c j o i t t o - t o ‘ A C M / F O R W D O i a t P ' d S U D t R MOOStCv k J U S T LEARN CHRt6TAiA5 LASSONi YET— VOT? LOO*.'FOUR DAYS/1 V-7 A t U * C — NOTHIN® FROM CHRlfTMAS KEF ALREADY UMD < UlSE.OMLY CHRISTMAS YOU KtTOGOOU OTMtT MY OTHER. M O SlC /T H E N tU . B O O P M UNO BLKY CWRITTMAS. KARLS.* ONLY HAVE TO PLAY 4CH/YOL) KNON YDT Y o u B L A Y f At-RJN | O H t FIDDLE ONCb lkX> 8LIt,DeK dWTEAT YlCLteN VlRTUOSC Lf A YEAR— YlLL BLAY HOP SCOTLAND MIT OCR K I S ONLY AT 8 FEET, OR LEAP TOAD O J s K D S K FIRE l \ ICH*ISTMAS.'> ist P U J eS .' P R B T T y NOW.COM MEHCW M»T— -~i— Thaaa add up to 10.3 par cant of groaa payroll or 23.4 cent* an hour • U N vc,< m m U «)jpivnuit:i ** an average for U. S. industrial that fact. You may he alm ost1worker*. Thla la taxable income petrified with fear. He may even for worker*, a deductible expense see that you are frightened. for employer*. "But rourage begets admtraIt leave* 9.9 per cant of grosa lion. And nobody dlslikea a (In- payroll, equivalent to 23.2 centa N EW IN S A N FO R D MONEY QUICKLY—FOR AN Y NEED Men and women, married or single, borrow here on sensible plana. You get the amount you want on terms you can afford. Each loan ia personally arranged to suit your need and pocketbook. COAST-TO-COAST CREDIT CARD Once'your credit ia established here it’s good at any of our 700 affiliated offices acroaa tha oountry. Ask for your Credit Card. HOW TO GET MONEY TODAY Sanford, Florida Wednesday, December 20, 1961 William Gillhuly Dies At DeBary William Gillhuly. a former rea£ dent of Union City, N. J ., and a retired farmer, who lived at 243 Colombo Rd. in DeBary, died Monday in the Orange City Naraing Home. He Is survived by a stepmother, Mrs. Oeta Van Brackle of DeBary, a sister, H ard Gillhuly of Osteen and a brother Frank Gillhuly of Union City. Tha body ia being sent to the Bcdle Funeral Home in Keyport, N. J.. with arrangement* handled by Gramkow Funeral Home. Residential • C o m m e r c i a l Building V IN ^ FALL OUT SHELTERS FA 2-708.1 W. DODSON, Contractor Christmas GIVE Tha COVINGTON DELUXK SKRIIS 212-04B M0 square-inch pfefcaa AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR HR B. MAGNOLIA AVE NOVEMBER AUTO SALES SET RECORD IT’S A GOOD, SENSIBLE PLAN W ALT KB A. 01 BLOW, KDITOK A P C I L I I H X a r v r i . i v J. c i . s h i .v o s u s e v k i l u i s i n I.A BBT V t t l U E L AdRiM tilng Direct or City Editor M i n c i n g Editor H . r .I .L B X T Y R B m AVK IU l.IU I.lv a jim w B I.L I r iin ir io d M onitor C lrcu latloa M onitor C o a a ty Editor JA M B L B t U t t A h t t V IIE D t t l U CSCKLU r A t M B t B a lloon M aiaior M oahaat lal S l » L Soot • I f Editor But th* fact remain* th a t th* a v ­ erage hourly w a g e atatisHea no longer mean what they did before IP3B, when Social Security w a a Introduced. Premium pay for overtime cam* with tha Fair Labor Standard* Art of 1938. Paid vacation* came about the same time. Private wel­ fare plana multiplied after World War II. The trend la toward inert*** of all these frlnga benefits, fa ita r than hourly wage rates ara going up. I You can got cash here now for dothea, furniture, billa, car or houae repairs, down payment on a new car, new safe tiros, motor overhaul or for any need or desire. Pag# 11 WASHINGTON—(NBA) — Val­ idity of average hour!)- wag# rate itatiatira customarily uied In de. termining labor coat* la now open to trrioua qurvtion. Thfa situation has become more important ai a result of the recent three-year contract! negotiated by leading automobile manufacture!! and tha United Auto Wnrl»r« union. H ia impossible to obtain firm figurea on what thrae new con­ tract temia will cost manufactur­ er! or how much more money they will put in pay envelopes of the auto workera. Both management and labor spokesmen are reluctant to maka estimate*. The reason given is that ther* are too many unpredictable factors, like how much the cost of living may go up or down. But th e n appear* to ba more to it than that. A suspicion has grown in gov­ ernment circle* that neither man­ agement nor labor want* to reveal how much mor# money it will be paying out or getting. Basic hourly wage rates remain unchanged. Thia gives the impres­ sion that th t naw contract* ara not inflationary. But fringt benefit* for auch thing* aa pension* and supplementary unemploymsnt pay­ ment* are increaaed. And they may prov* highly Inflationary. Thty are not payments for productiv* labor. But they ara most definitely ■ coat of doing business and labor coala. So th# point ia made that fringe benefit payment* ahould really be added to wag* payment* In deter­ mining labor costa and worker*' Income, unlesa everybody want* to go on kidding himself and tha tax collector*, too. U. S. Bureau of Labor Statiitiea I* now refining preliminary fig­ ure* on Ha firat atudy of how much fringe benefit* amounted to in United Slatea manufacturing Induatriaa in 1069. Th* firat figure* at* aurpriaingly high. Tha U. S. average for all fringe benefit* ia 20.2 per cant of groaa payroll. Thfa la tha equival­ ent of 36.4 cant* an hour on top of th* average hourly wage rata. Not all of thl* ia charged aa a "fringa.” Worker* receive pay­ ment in pay roll.rath for vacation*, alck leave, holiday* and premium pay for overtime, ahlft differential and holiday*. Notebook STOP IN—Tell us how much you want, and when yon want it. WRITE—If you prefer, drop us a note, it’ll gat quick action. PHONE—If you’ll phone first, we’U have the money ready when you got bare! More neu> cart acre told thia November than in any oilier Novem ber in a u to m o tive history. Industry sales are boominy at a record rale. Before you buy any new car, check your dependable Dodye Dealer. Check the new size Dodye Dart, actually priced up to $71 less than last year’s comparable model. The 1962 Dart is a totally new kind of Dodge automobile. Two feet shorter than America’s largest car. Two feet longer than the smallest. Dart ia sized right in the middle of tha big and little. You get maneuverability without sacrifice of comfort or room. You gat both gasoline economy and out­ standing performance. C O M P A M D A R T 'S M W 1 0 W P it 1 C l got*It Ml IfU lM 1-dMT l i t IH. Oil, -Ml, Rill IHM. RMI MOV MMMl**!l HMHIOL m il nd Bui U in (d Mr) Md ddHiirta • tinto itl/i Mtltdld llU l FORD FAIRLANE $ 20 79 M ERCURY METEOR $2203 THE HEW S IZ E DODGE DART CHEVY BISCAYNE FORD GALAXIE •2241 $2324 Ini I—ORMM $ 23 78 The Dart standard six cylinder engine ia tha most powerful in the business. Its standard VO developa m ore horucjiower and torque than anything near its price. Dart ia comfortable. (Chair-high seats.) It ia extremely easy to handle and park. (New low-friction steer­ ing gear.) And like every Dodge before it, completely dependable. The body ia rustproofed. Tha brakes adjust themselves. You can go 62,000 miles between grease jobs. The 1B62 Dodge Dart la now, without question, the best buy on tha market. See it. Drive it today. S IZED RIGHT IH THE M IDDLE O F THE GIG AMD L IT T L E County Motors, Inc SANFORD, *FLA. �w* Page 12—Wed. Dec. 20, J061 f WHY DO \ __________ YOU KEEP' f FOR THAT 6TATLT5 1MSPRATtON ON >CUC A - ______ I PESK, / _ V S sue? / O . r HE WAS KAVt^T » J K5AD WOW ME WAS A^VAYS CMAKvlMS' m the w-kond p iseC T cn . PALLING OFF HIS HOKbfe, A S ? C-OCF.N5 Ur LIKE THATv y EVENTUALLY WADE A THREE-STAR . GENE CAL Office 204 W. First DEADUNKS CLA&nriED DISPLAY: T in .. U ni r r t. • » F. M. i i y be! i n liu rtiM . Mm . • SaL m m . STRAIGHT CIAM OT1D: a m x WINTHRCP/Ito NOTOOtN3TDCALL . YX1A3AJN. - ■SEEMS I ’VE G O T EV ER Y - r T H IN G / ' BUT1H 6 ANNOUNCER 6A1P THAT* A N / IOD WHO LE4\€# TU B RO M W HILE THE COMMERCIAL. WCN l P5 UN-AM ERICAN/ r- ‘SiNCB WHEN ARE NOO flOCHAORBATFANOP iU £ w w c c to ia * a A i6 i icMrtam CWHTN3M-TH5 COMMERCIAL . 1*0N / > IIMMWIHIIIIIIIIHIIJIT TMATto a — > f WORKMAN WHAT* A U - '- L . u « I n G . TMAT PACKET Y AN AIR < OUTSIDE ? r--\H A M M eP J w eu..vou go o u r *~ THBPC AND TELL HIM 1 tWGwOOO- NOISY ,— ' HE’S NOT ONLY NOISY ---- - HE'S MEAN ,____• WMAT H APPEN BO ? TO QUIET" DOWN " , — H E S TOO i— ----^ I l , tin r r t . • I F , M . day Wlarertiaa. Mm . S a t mow. I. For Rant GIFTS FOR WOMEN 7. B u sin e ss R e n ta ls 8. Beach Rentals 0. For Bale or Heat 10. Wanted to Rant II. Real Eatato Wanted 12. Real Batata For Sals 18. Mortgage Loams 14. Insurance 18. Business Opportunities 18. Female Help Wanted 17. Mala Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. B e a u ty S alo n s 22. B uild • F a i n t • R ep a ir ,< t PA9AMK » INSiMJft 50U-M*0LE . HAWOaPl" CLEAN carpets with our Carpet Shampooer FREE, with pur­ chase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Carroll’s Furniture. HOUSE for rent. Ph. FA 2-2773 T txj Will bccom c SLENDCR—SUNDERS lender .— s ? AN D THEN I W ADE IT" EFFECTIVE STARTIN G VNlTH THE ' ,___ _ (t NCW YEAR./ _____ '# 3 - I f c r r - fr'vlTVy C T 3 q^ E T T * tui ...WJT.THtN HITS riac»i.YLiKn ms ... just s c r e w o u r rOR unnershy/ LIFEI s - * ' V'*'i FURNITURE TENTS, Skstes, air rifles, sleeping begs, bunting knile and ax LUGGAGE, Swatters, Skirts, Hos­ acts. Army Navy Surplus LIVING Room Suits, choice of iery, Lingerie. Hats and Dags. colors $99. High bsck swivel Manuel Jacobson 213 E. lit. LUGGAGE rockers, foam cushions $49.50. Echols Bedding. UNIVERSAL Hair Dryer (4CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2611 tarap. dial) Ostrich grain hatCEDAR Chests, Natural, Maple, to lilt your Gift Suggestions. box cast, $29.93. The perfect Walnut. From $39.95 up. Singift for Christmas. Sanford ford Furniture Co. 340 E. lit. TREES f t TRIMS Electric, downtown Sanford, POLE LAMPS $9.95 up; Table Phone FA 2-1562. Lamps I4.9S up; Dinette, 4 CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-26U ch a in all plsitio lops $38 up; to Hat your Gift Suggestions. SEWING MACHINES Berkllna Recliners, all plaitie This time give her the ,:Lft that cover $41. Mather of 3 inferd, GIFTS FOR ALL she has always wanted: A new 203 E . lit. FA 1-0493. rig-tag or automatic sewing m a­ chine. Also used Singer Port­ • Quality • Fashion* • Service able!, like new. The place: TOOLS Gifts for all! Sanford Sewing Center, 104 YOWELL’S South Park Avc. Ph. FA 2-9411. CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 3-3611 of Sanford to list your Gift Suggestions, DANIEL OREEN Slippers, $4.91 to Call our PERSONAL SH O rrE R for Gifts, Suggeitions, or Gift $6.95. Other bedroom (Uppers JEWELRY Certificates. Roumlllit A Ander­ from $2.93. son FA 2-0505. ZIPPO Table Lighter $12.50, Ster­ IVEY'S ling Charms $l.00 up. Gwaltneyg, SHOE STORE APPLIANCES Jeweler, 204 S. Park. Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER WESTINGHOUSE Spice . Mate for Gifts, Suggestions, or Gift Washer $269.00. Matching Dry- SEE US first for all your jewelry er $1.00 MlUcr Radio k Ap­ gifU. Wert Jewelry, 202 E. 1st Certificates. Koumillat A Ander­ pliance, 118 S. Park. son FA 2-0505. St. FA 2-0181. 2. Notices - Personals NEIGHBORS will admire your vinyl floor beauty when Seal Gloss acrylic finish la applied. Carroll’s Furniture. Ytxl WILL HAVE NO DCSlRfi TO GUZ2LB GWEET5-NO DCSIfce 1 NO DESIRE— T — rzrtfiJ MrZ? - ROOM furnished apt. mo., Close In, 111 E. FA 2-4288 or FA 2-37M. 12. Real Estate Par Sale FURNISHED Garege apartment ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor • ) and cottage. Pb. FA 2-MOO. Raymond Lundqu 1st, Assoc. FURNISHED apartments, down­ FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FURN. apt. 2300 MeDonvOle. town location. Phone for ap­ MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A pointment FA 2-3123 or FA 2-3343 HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERY­ RENT A BED Night. ONE I Roll a way, Hospital A Baby Beds 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, By Day, Week, or Month SUNSHINE REALTY kitchen equipped, Ph. FA 2-0630 CARROLL'S FURNITURE Amy Anderson after • p. m. Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. l i t St. Reg. Real Estata Broker 2619 So. French Axe. FURNISHED apartment, Ckue-Ia, I BEDROOM apartment, clean and nicely furnished, near Navy Day FA 3-7413 - Night FA 2-4613 Jimmy Cowan FA 3-4012. base. 3013 Sanford Ave. Call NO 8-4323 NEWLY decorated apartment, River Front FURNISHED, 2 bedroom home at Elder Springs Trailer Park 2 * mb So. of NAS. FA 3-63U. 2 - BEDROOM apartment, 1 mL from Bate entrance. FA 2-2960. SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: Nice large apartments, 404 X. 5 ROOM unfurnished house. Call 14th SL Phone rA 2-4283. FA 2 8383. 3 ROOM garage apartment, water MODERN 2 bedroom furnished and electricity furnished. Phone apartment $10 month, water FA 2-1306 before 2:20 or after furnished, upstairs, $01 W. 18th 6 p. m. SLEEPING ROOMS, The Oables, 2 BEDROOM furnished cottage In 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 1-97*4. Lake Mery. FA 2-1TST. EFFICIENCY Healed apartment 3 - BEDROOM boust, kttchen Sanford's newest, Ideally locat­ equipped, water furnished, Pb ed, near post office, suitable for FA 2-4411. single or couple, private bath. NICE 3 room furnished apart­ Inquire a t Manuel Jacobson D6partm aat Store. ment, w ater Included $30. Pb FA 2-7399. 3 ROOM furnished apartment, 311 Palmetto, Day—Phone FA 2-3341 WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms or night FA 2-3834. private baths, 114 W. First 8L Youthful Actress AC8088 ■TOO WERE SPlEHOtO. VOU BLUFFEDK COOLLYAt AMY fElYfKPQAT CAMBIK/ a i tVAtu'r an KttDALF, •area, — Haora lAfeehsema JSilonasM* I tN m it ISApynlte _ S S J f i ? * 11 HKKr 1*ImiM,Ub!) HKSSVlIi NICE, roomy 2 bedroom furn. apt. tile bath, Fla. room. 1700 Mag­ nolia $ » .» . FA 2-3931. CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. $5,600 Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call can FA 2-6473 after 8:00 p. m evenings. FA 3-1367. $ BR., Built-In kitchen: Rent with REDUCED PRICE $1,300. $4,000 down balance $30 per month on option to buy: Til Baywood Dr. two frame houses and 4 acres FA 2-8116. of land. Contact Grady Scott. FA 2-2623. 12. Real Batata Bor Sal* Jim Hunt Realty 3324 Falk Drive Office FA 3-2111 Sat ford, Fla. Night* FA 1-4641 3 BEDROOM CB bouse, large lot adjoining school. Now paint, new lawn. 1 have $2300 la the house will sail for $300.00 and taka $10,400 mortgage at $11.00 per month FA 2-8032. SRSTrskV »!■*»** r r r ii sr IT -VOJ CAN'T K TMfl TOM I-I ivow p ton r 71p n ■n VDU FOR f . YtAlt'j - J i r r r IT h O N G D A LE HOM ES [ r i LMN ENTERPRISES INC. ii Property WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES Approximately 2Vi acres, with 156 f t on river, Vi mile off Rt. 46 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath (new bouse) $300.00 down, approximately $73.00 per mo. Total Uartgaia $10,000. Appliance l furnished. Grass—solid sod, City water, caa be seen at 1313 Summerlin Ave, People a t 1233 lum merlin have keys. Contact S u it Revels Inc. 209 W. 37th I t . FA 2-8731, 1 Youthful ; u u , wiu.* xi l / ru . n w l IfWlMBWOpJ------ V.WUHCWi 410 M il WElYK,ALLl WJtTHA.. WTTii* Usjd I m e w . _ ^ r BOOKS ft CARDS C lanici, Children's GASOLINE k Electric Cnihroan CLOSE OUT sale on all toys IDEALS, D esk!. A Shopper's D re ss! Eiam pia; Hinelurs Hsvara Golf C am , ScooUra k TruckMcVicars, Downtown Sanford. Wara Sat Raf. $9.45 Now $3.41. steers. Robion Sporting Good*, lm Robion Sporting Goods, DownDowntown Sanford. FA 2-5961. RKSPONSrurUXT: town Sanford. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Tbe Herald win aat bo napoasible ROBES by Rabhor, a far aero than aaa taaarrte* User* 12 PIECE, Ufa tlma let of (amwear, IMS to H IM GIFTS FOR GIRLS Downtown Sanford. oui Club Aluminum waterless cookware $29.95, for limited IDENTIFICATION Bracleta $3.60 time only! Termi. Carroll* tax included. Pendanti, $5.64 SWEATERS, lUpover and Card! Furniture Phont FA J*51$l, tax Included. Wert Jewelry, 202 gani, $6.93 to 114.93. Pcrkini, Downtown Sanford. E. lit. St. Ph. FA 2-0111. C L A S S IF IE D IN D E X BOATS AND MOTORS O il our PERSONAL SHOPPER GIFTS FOR BOYS 1. L o s t A F o u n d for Gifts, Suggestions, or Gift 2. Notice* - Personals Certlficstsi. Roumlllit k Ander­ SLACKS, Swesters, Shirts, Cow­ CALL ELLEN TYRE >t FA 2-2611 3. Education • Instruction son FA 2-4503. boy Suits, Levis, Boots, Suits to list your Gift Suggestions, 4. Transportation Minuet Jacobson 213 E. 1st 5. Food Tm S E E YOU TOMORRO' - t P A U r- TOYS GIFTS FOR MEN 3 - BEDROOMS iy t BATHS Low Down Payment No Cloelnf Coat* * i Low ( C J Per As W Month Prioclpal - laa. > InL * Taxoa .1 8 ,5 0 0 TO 1 9 4 0 0 F H A Sc C oot . F in a n c in g Want to gat away from it all Well be sure to see this beauti­ ful spacious g bedroom, 2 bath Medallion borne loeatad off J) Country Club road. This borne fu tu re s extra largo bedrooms, aeparat* dining area, Yorktown kitchen, screened porch, patio, double carport* and many more attractive extras, l a l t i price 111,900, term s can be arranged. If you desire, can purchase ad­ ditional acreage with the home. T E E *n* GREEN ESTA TES LMN Enterprises, lac. • Country Clkb Road (28th 8L Extension) I MUcs Wool Of Hwy. 1T-92 Next To Mayfair Couatry Club • 3 - B edroom * • IVt Bath* • C e n tra l A lr-C o n d . Sc H e a tin g FHA Monthly Payments No Ctootag Cost VA k Conv. Financing Available CUff Borneaan, Broker TErrace 8-3911 TErroce 8-4199 Open 11:99 a ja . to 1 :99 p.m. i r �1 For Hunting You Need A Gun—For Selling You Need A Herald Want-Ad...FA 2-2611 3!]r ftantorfi 12. Real Estate »or Sale V rralft Wed. Dec. 20. 1961—rago 13 12. Real Eatate For Sale 2$. Electrical Tiervices 27. Special Services FRIGIDAIRE FRIGIDAIRE Sales it Service Sales & Service Registered Brokers House Wiring Free Estimates G. IL HIGH SAN LA.NTA HOMES <c ASSOCIATES Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3315 Days Sid Vihlan's Randall Electric On Locust, North o{ East 30th St. 311 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3841 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-0915 Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883 3-Bedrooms, 2-Baths, aaccllcnt la k e Mary Branch - FA 2-1390 308 W. 13th S tm t neighborhood. Priced trom FA 2-7603 ANNOUNCING A NEW SERVICE! Evenings FA 2-23T9 23. I’lumbing S ervice* $11,900. Low down payment, 13. Mortgage Loans Septic tanks pumped • drain CHRISTMAS HOME SPECIAL $04 50 per mo., principal A in­ fields installed. 24 hour service. /PLUMBING MORTGAGE LOANS When you see this beautiful cus­ terest. Contracting It Repairs Terms. FA 2 3l£3. FHA and Conventional tom built S bedroom home you Free Eftlmates VA — NOTHING DOWN Commercial L Residential wilt know that Christmas is Ph. FA 2-8510 or CR 7-1911 R. L HARVEY 29. Automobile Service STENSTROM REALTY here. It features a large corner M Nights GA M5M 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-5543 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 3-3420 lot in Loch Arbor, beautifully • Jack Demetree, Developer landscaped with tree* and 4 Lake Lots, with large oak trees, shrubs, fireplace, deepwall wa­ 13. Business Opportunities on Lake Onoro, $1,000. Name Windshield Back Glass ter supply and kitchen equipped. MODERN Atlantic Service Sta­ Your Terms. Many other fine features for Door Glass Vent Glass tion to be constructed at inter­ Plumbinr 4c Heating your inspection. Only $15,450 SERVICE AIR CONDITIONING section of Sanford Ave. and with excellent terms, Onora Rd. Wilt be available for CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Scnkarik Glass and Paint Co. Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-4622 FA 2-6562 210 Magnolia lease in March, 1982. All ex­ 1007 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha pense paid training school be­ W. J. KINO General Auto Repairs gins Jan. IS. For information We Don’t Want EVERYBODY’S PLUMBING * SUPPLIES All Make Cars—Labor L Parts contact J. C. Norris, Orlando, I Business, Just YOURS. l i t N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-2420 • Repair Work Guaranteed—-Quality Workmmship Ph. GA 5-6588 or Write 1411 • Contracting 2531 So. Orlando Dr. FARMER’S AGENCY Hamlin Ave. N. V. Farm er, Realtor Phone 312-048$ 2445 S. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-5221 2884 S. Hiawatha Ave. FA 2-8811 17. Male Help Wanted THE FIRST WISE MAN After hours FA 2-101$ or FA 2-0281 26. Radio A Television Will investigate the outstanding RETIRED Military Person to re­ 31, Poultry • Peta • Livestock MUST SELL, Will give you my TV SERVICE within the hour. bargain being offered at 218 W’. present 55 yr. old Best's rccom equity. No down payment, $72 Service call $2.00. Sunshine TV CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black 19th Street mended Life Ini. Co. highest monthly includes all taxes and two bedrooms, furnished, nice (The working man’s friend.) Poodle Puppies, Show dog Stock. commission paid, experience insurance. Masonary, 3 lwd* FA 2-I7BI. ihsdy lot, and all city conven Reserve now, Pick up Christ­ helpful but not essential. Write room, terazro, tile bath, In Caslencci. Absolute total price mas Eve. FA 2-7741, Mr. Daccardl, 1851 Windsor Dr. , aclberry TE 8-2630. $6,800. Must have $1,000 down 27. Special Services Winter Park or call 047-0297. MINIATURE Poodle, registered, to cover furniture. Balance per SAN SEM KNOLLS ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state white, permanent shots, house month. New homes, featuring built-in 19. Sltuatlona Wanted menu, Invoices, hand bills, and broken. FA 2-3442. kitchens, l'.i baths and close program,, etc. Progressive YARD Work, window cleaning, THE SECOND WISE MAN in location. $300 down and low Printing Ce, Phone FA 2-2951— RED Dachshund puppies. AKC any kind of work. Call Warren monthly payments far last than Will check the investment oppor registered, Beautiful, 8 week* 306 West 131b St. tunity with 12.9C1 gross return. Sutton FA 2-2513. you would pay for rent. Fca old Christmas. FA 2-8903, The terms arc reasonable to a tures terrairo floors, awning qualified buyer. 20. Babysitters DACHSHUND puppies, AKC reg­ windows. Call today. istered, black and tan. FA 2-1701. I will keep small children in my THE THIRD WISE MAN Spttlallslag la Heating home $1.25 per day. FA 2-2274. Will inqulra about the industrial 32. Flower* - Tree* - Shrubs and Alr-Coadltlealng Only possibilitici of our high, dry and WILL care for any age children 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 Sale! Poinsettias In Bloom 98c 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 reasonable 13 acres on highway in my home, 2907 Palmetto GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 17 and 92 just 1 mile South of FA 2-3481. DRESSMAKING and alterations. HOUSE for sale by owner: 2 GrapavllJo Ave. near 30th SL the Driva-ln theater. FA S-1153. atory, 4 bedrooms. FA 2-5377. 21. B e a u ty Saloaa PETUNIAS St Calendula* now O sc a r M. ITarrlson SEWf.NO MACTTTT4E SERVICE: ready. Dutch Mill Nursery EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP Registered Real Estate Broker For service on any m ike of Sew­ New Upsala Rd. off 20th St. “Call Hall", FA 3-3841 3 Senior Beauticians 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7941 ing machine parte and access SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter oriet or Rentals call or write Baautiful 3-bedroom, 2 bath home Minnie Bess - Helen - Blanche to Sanford Sewing Center, 104 Repairs, Alterations, Painting located on nice corner lot. Built 10$ E. 2nd. 5L Phone FA 34914 Phone FA 2-7983. South Park Ava. Ph. FA 2 8411. '^Serviceman Moved and must give In kitchen equipment, fenced KATHERINE HARVEY home away, 3 bedroom In Sunbackyard, large alorage area. BEAUTY SHOP DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER­ 33. Furniture land Estates Tbla attractive borne can be Ilalr Stylist • Pat Stewart ARY HELP? . . . an application No Qualifying, Move right in, youri for $300 down and take 318 Palmettn Ave. ,.I ’h. FA 2-0834 letter that will "gat tbo job"; Used furniture, appliances, tools Only $82.00 per mo. total FHA over monthly payments. Drive etc. Bought-Sold. Larry's Mart club paper; after dinner ipeecb; payment. Call Orlando CH 1-3358 by 3100 Park Ave. and then call HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4152 high school or college theme or Profeailonal Care—Modern Equip. e n a y on all but scientific sub­ Air Conditioned Comfort ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby jects. Low rates. FA 2-4033, IDS So. Oak Ph. FA 2 5742 Beds, Day, Week, or Monthevenings. THE TIME TESTED FIRM FURNITURE CENTER 2524 Park Drlva Office FA 2-2111 118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-8133 1100 French Ave. Sanford, Florida Nights FA 3-0841 PIANO TUNING lc REPAIRING Ph. FA 2-7953 ifrMAYFAIR— 4 bedroom — 2-bath W. L. HARMON HOLIDAY SPECIALS —dream home come true—118 Ph. FA 3-4223 Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Beauty Salon N. Virginia. 2,000 sq. feet living Your choice of two fine homei Service With Tho Cash. SUPER Walker Building with low down paymenti. Good HEATING apace—on largo lot — central TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. 2510 Oak FA 2-7684 locations convenlsnt to Sanford, IL B. POPE CO. INC. heat—kitchen equipped—terrau o ichooli and shopping. Taka ad­ 200 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-423 • BIG VALUES floor—deep well. Must sc • QUICK CREDIT quickly — conventional loan — vantage of homestead tax ex­ 22. Build • l’alnt - Repair PRINTINO . . 24-Hour Service emption by purchasing before • EASY TERMS reasonable payment — assume HOUSE and roof repairs, painting, on Xerography, Offset Printing l i t January 1982. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS mortgage or refinance. Call window cleaning and yard work. and Blueprinting . . “ Quality FA 2-4192. AH work guaranteed. FA 3-1197. and Service, our stock In Very attractive 3 bedroom home trade." SEMINOLE OFFSET New and Used Furniture | LITTLE VENICE in 2nd addition Plnacreat. Re­ ROOM SPECIAL IliJ S . Painting PRINTERS, 710 W. 9th SL, 311 E. First SL FA 2-5822 cently redecorated, kitchen Tbla Is a fine 3 bedroom, 3 bath Inside and out. Call Mr. Tsikar, FA 2-2771 home with an excellent location. FA 24159, equipped, $400 down payment CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Has attractive architecture and and reaeonable monthly pay­ WELLS DRILLED Matties* rcuovaliog. Expert Up­ special features Including fenc­ ments, including taxei and In- 23. Building Materials PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS holstering. All Work Guaran­ ed backyard, equipped kitchen, aurance. What more practical AH Type* and Sites teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. LUMBER • HARDWARE - PAINT We Repair and Service and parquet floors. Located Co.. FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford gift for your family than the Roofing FHA Loans P'ans STINE Ave. across the road from Umj 51ayborne you have been thinking FREE ESTIMATES Machinery and Supply Co. fair Country Club. See our ilgn. •bout. Your Credit Ii Good. Up to 2 Yri 207 W. 2nd BL FURNITURE Ph. FA 34432 Total price la only $18,500. to Pay I Must sell at ooc* — 2 complete Tbla la a quality built Ravenna UPHOLSTERING) free estimate. rooms of furniture. Take bver B. EDWARDS Park home which can be youri Why not be a satisfied custom­ monthly paymenti of $11-18 or BUILDERS SUPPLIES for only $500 down. This resi­ er? Ray'* Upholstering, Call Wo Give TV Stamps $100 cash. Call owner eoUact dence features a built in kit­ 903 W. 3rd SL Ph. FA 2-7898 TE 8 1353. TE I-15H Canelberry, 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 chen, corner lot location and excellent neighborhood. 3 bed­ room* and m batha, scrcaned family room with sliding glass psneli off tbe living room and many other features. Call our FINANCING office today and ate these fine Down Payment A offaringi. Cloaing Coat HOMES SALES 9 12. Real Entate F o r Sale LOTS ACREAGE RENTALS Ball-Blair Agency Helmly Realty AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Wall ROSA L. PAYTON Stenstrom Realty THREE WISE MEN Leonard Auto Clinic Southern Air I Stenstrom Realty J. W. Hall, Realtor $50 DOWN Jim Hunt Realty St. Johns Realty Co. 34. Articled For Sale 34. Articles For Sale Dawn's WILSON -MAIER Western pants, shirts. Books, cots FOR SALE - Trade-Ini, Electric and luggage. Army Navy Sur stove $3.00, Electric Refriger­ plus, 310 Sanford Ave. ator $10.00, I'hilco TV $15.00, Weitinghouie TV $25.00. Fire FACTORY TO YOU atone U t East lit., St. ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed head, Sag-proef bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Fireplace wood, all length*, OaV cords. Scnkarik Glass and Paint Co. and lighter wood. Delivered. Phone FA 2-8818, if no answer 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2.4822 FA 2-5909. INTAKE manifold, 3 two-barrel carburetors, fuel block, for '51 FOR SALE— Our complete line or ’59 Ford 361 engine. Pbone of painti and electric paint Mr. Olelow FA 2-2811 or mixers — Palnteri and Con FA 2-6473 after 8:00 p. m. tractors Special. Firestone Store 111 E. lit St. FRESH PRE-MIXED CONCRETE Medium aied stepping atones, NEW Olympia portable typewrit­ window sills, lintels A steps e r! with cases, Regular $124.00 Old rock, steel and sand. Now $89.00 plui tax. Powell's MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 FA 2-3842. FOR SALE— Counters and fix­ tures, Firestone Store, i l l East LIONEL Train and all accenorlei FA 34377. 1st., St. WHEEL CHAIRS, crutehos, casts NEW WESTINOHOUSE INSTANT* ON Portable Televlilon. Come walkers. in for demomtrallon, alto Uied FREE DELIVERY TV's $39.50 and up. Town A Prescrlpthns our Spiclalty Country TV, In Rear of McRcy* FAUST'S Rx Mallonvllle nolda Drug Store. FA 2-5382. Ph. FA 3-7107 WOOD <1 % $156 Monthly Paym ent; as lew a* $81 |nct. taxes and laanraaea NEW HOMES In BeanUfol — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100* 3 - BEDROOMS 1 . 1 y, . 2 BATHS Conventional A FH A L oom Drive 17-93 to iu d a n d Fatale* (2 ml. S. of San­ ford). Sale* office U» hoa»e inaid* entrance. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. FA 3-8978 JIM HUNT - FA 2-2118 Stenstrom Realty U l N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-24J0 RIVER FRONT COTTAGE Located at Lemon Bluff, one of the beat flatting spot* in U. B Fully furnished, sleep* nine. A wonderful vacation resort for you, your family sod friends. Only $7500. HOLLERS of SANFORD MERRY CHRISTMAS TO A USED CA R BEFO RE 3 FOR SMOOTHER, S A F E R D R IV I N G WHEEL ALIGNMENT (R a v a n n a •0 CADILLAC Fleetwood, Leeded -----------8515 •0 CORVAIR 8 Door. Automatic -----------------1495 59 CADILLAC 4 Doer, Air Coad. — w u . . . 3295 39 CHEVROLET 3 Door Std„ • C y L ---------------- 1195 • • CHEVROLET Bolalr 4 Door, A utom atic___ — 1495 58 FORI) 2 Door V-8. A utom atic.... ....__ 995 58 CHEVROLET 4 Door B«lalr, Automatic ...... 1115 58 RAMULER 4 Door, • Cyl-------- 995 57 FORD 3 Door, Automatic .. .. 895 Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low As $350 Down 4-Bedroows—2 Baths 3-Bedrooms—2 Baths |.Bedroom*— l | j B alk* t-B«droomo— 1 B a lk Wide variety eaterior deaigia aad floor plaaa VA Financing on Hosnen up to $15,000 FHA — Conventional Si In-Service Financing DIRECTIONS: Tern W. e a 31th SL Fellow Conntry Clak Rd. Mt Watch fee e e r sigma. 2nd & PALMETTO 2503 PARK AVE. SANFORD SANFORD FA 2-0711 FA 2*0861 ALL MODELS 50 FORD CAR! Easy Payusnia Arranged • Set cu ter, camber and toe-in Balance Wheel*, add Weight* •SAFETY SPECIALSEAT BELTS INSTALLED I'E H $ 9 175 ; PASSENGER INSPECT FRONT BRAKE LINING AND PACK $ 0 0 0 WHEEL BEARINGS L Strickland-Morrison SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ph. FA 2-1481 $91 o k $A V E Rely on Prompt, Efficient Service and Genuine Ford Parts. * ««• N • 17 CHEVROLET Station Wagon M l I I CHEVROLET 4 Door, f Cyl., Sid* Belalr . ■II SI RAMBLER 4 Door, Custom, Auto. ............ 1493 S3 DUICTC 3 Door, AulomsUc —... M l 35 MERCURY H a rd to p, Oterdrivo I I I 88 CHEVROLET Station Wagon.* 1IM I I CADILLAC 4 D o o r --------------- 495 31 FORD Htatiou W ag o n -------- * 195 59 FORD V, Ton P ic k u p -------.... 195 $• PLYMOUTH 3 D o o r-----------------M 57 CADILLAC. L o ad ad _________ 1193 17 CHEVROLET 2 Ton CHASSIS and CAB ...... 1193 FORD Falrlane 4-dr. green, atraight shift, like FORD Falrlane 3-dr, V-8, atraight stick, K H 4 A E Mt H. Reduced to lO W OALAXIE S dr. V-8, F-O-M. $1AQR Redaeed te I W FORD 2 dr. ranch wagon. Reduced t . $ |0 0 0 THIS SPECIAL INCLUDES: T ur k e y IlEALTOR - LNbUBOR CONSULTANT - APPRAISER Phone FA 3-4191 113 N. Perk After December 1981, 1919 S. French Ave. 37. Boat* - Motor* 61 AND "W» Trade" Stemper Agency BILL COOKE QUALITY CARS 1014 1, French Ave. FA 14639 Reduced lo d S IW I FORD Falrlane 800 V-B, Oterdrlva. I1 Q Q R Reduced to HhW H I OALAXIE 4 dr. "I*’. M DEC. 24, 1961 A '37 BUICK Roadmatter, power seats, air corn!, and everything reduced .............................. $695. '36 CHEVY’, automatic, a real dream! ............................... $495 '56 DODGE, VS. 4 dr. puth but­ ton drive, good family car, J u tt ...................................... $19$ '52 DODGE Radio 3: heater, etc. a bargain at ................... $95. Two Pick-up trucki, come and get one at $95. Barkley o n ly $7 CU STO M ERS W HO PURCHASE NO DOWN PAYMENT and just $33 per month on 1957 Rambler 4 door, super. Total price $3*3. Sanford Motor Co. 1001 Sanford A rt. FA 2-4382. FURNITURE Navy man tranaferrod; brand new; take over for balance on 3 compute rooma; no down payment Decenary; payment* low .-a $13 per month. Call ownncr collect, TE 1-1111, Caitei ARE YOU Going Tithing? I've 14 FT. SCAT CRAFT, windshields, berry. got U ltiourl Minnows 25c dot. top, boat cover, cushions, lights, Red wormi 45c a box. 713 W. charger, etc, '59 Evinrudc Lark, ONION PU N TS 9th St. in front of old but ita* Electric starter. Trade Wind Crystal wag, per M $2.30; 100 $1.30 tlon. Grady Scott's Grocery and Trailer. Sacrifice. FA 24487. 5 M loti and over, $2.23 FOB Balt Stand. here. A. M. Prevail, Phone 30. Trailer* • Cabnna* 7494115 Seville, Fla, REAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS ANDERSON house trailer 33 ft. FOR YOUR RAND loitrumanta, Singer ConaoU Sewing 10 s 16 Fla. room, carporte, Machine ............................. 17.80 Quitara, Bongo'i, Chrlitmai air conditioned, excellent condlSheet Muilc. SlUt, Rental, Re­ 8 MM Recording machine ,. 30.00 lion. Pb. FA 2-5907 for appoint* pair!. See Pukur'a Muilc Shop, 7 Power Binoculars leather ment. cate .................................... 13.00 2004 Cedar Ave. FA 3-0735. Open lil 9 p. ra. Monday, Wed­ 3 speed RCA Record Player 12.00 1961 MOBILE Home, 3 bedrooms, nesday, Friday until Chrlitmai. Small O.E. Radio, a beauty 8.30 will trade, take over paym enti New 12.00 Waffle Iron now 6.00 of $71. See Bailey, Dewitt FIRESTONE Pre-MovUg Sale on G.E. Cake Mixer .................. 3.00 Trailer Park. •II uied tlrei. We don't want Your choice of Deep Fryers 7.00 to lug them to our new loca­ Antique Walnut Cheil ......... 43.00 tion, so make ui an offer. All N'eaco Elec, turkey ro u te r 7.50 Sltei, Flrestona 111 E ait lit., Jenoy Lind corner bracket! 14.00 St. Craftman Hutch Its new .. 30.00 A. W. Barkley Used C an , Super Trading Pont FOR SALE! New and Used Inner Inc. On S. Orlando Highway tubei for C an, Trucki, TracImports & Sports Cars Open Evenings until 9 p.m. tori, See Ua, Flreitone Store Oar Speciality Phona FA 3-0677 111 East lit. St. 17-12 - Heart ag Maitland FOR SA L E - All Gum and Am­ BOY'S Bicycle, good condition. PH. MI 4-5307 FA 2-2441. munition — Cloia out prices. Buy up Now! Flreitone Store, 35. Article* Wanted 111 E ait lit St. FOR SALE— All good repossessed OLD China, Cut glasi, Jewelry, Coins, Gunf end etc. MI 44298. mcrchandiie at low prieei. We don’t want to move It to our .16. Automobile* - Truck* new location. Your chance to huy rlghtl Flreitone Store, l i t 1954 MERCURY hardtop coupe, E. lit St. excellent shape. FA 34781. BALANCE *** Gifts * V 1949 Jeep 4 wheel drive, automatic hubs, excellent condition, looks like new. Perfect Christmas gift for Dad or Junior. Price $595. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3751. 18 FT. Runabout, 35 H.P. Evlnrude, Electric Starter, 2 gaa tanks, skis, llfa preservers, canvas top, gator tilt trailer. Aiinme payments. FA 3-5414. 17 In. RCA conaole TV, glrl'i 90" 2 wheel bike, both in excellent condition. 128 Club Rd. Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer DOES ANYONE have any per­ Robaon Sporting Good* simmons for sale? FA 2-5482. 304-8-8 E. 1st. l h. FA 24961 • Stenstrom Realty VA 36. Automobile* • Truck* 308 E. First SL Winter Park MI 4-891I _ FORD Falrlane 4 dr. V.8. $0386 Redared to R A H. STUDK. Lark 4 dr. V-8. A/T. fQ O K Reduced to OUaJ UALAXIE 800 $ 1 A Q R ll/T . Reduced to 1 0 8 0 FORD 4 dr. wagon. V-8, M ’996 FORD -4 " ranch wagon. F-O-M. $AAA Reduced to oW CHEV. g dr. V-$, atraight aUck. $ Reduced to 1 FORD Falrlane wagon, V-8, F-O-M, R * M A E H. A/C. Reduced to V 90 R 1 MERC. 4 dr. H /T. foil W* power path button 1 7 AQ drlre. Reduced to 199 R 7 FORI) Falrlane V-8 ll/T W > F-O-M, R A II. 8O Q E Reduced to 080 R 7 FORD V-8 4-dr, straight W * atkk. R A H . $7Q E Reduced to * •* $ K 7 FORD Fairlan* 880 M M M w* v-8 ii/T. mm? Reduced to £ StricklandMorrison, Inc. �l * 3 I ■X-55’■'.'Si Grade A Gov't-Inspected, Shipped, Quick-Frosen, Iviae. D U C K L I N G S . . . » 4 9 * I Grade A Gov't-Inspected, Skipped, Qulck-Frocen, Iris *. F A N C Y G E E S E . . <» 5 9 * Tornow'a Whole Hop Fork B A G S A U S A G E . » 5 9 * Ceroiine Stewing or Stuffing O • f r o z e n fo o d s • Y S T E R 4 S (standard) # 9 9 * Breakstone's California Style Cottage Pstl.lans Form Hh h ft—am C Mince Pie* ......“AT 49* Pssrflsld Qekk Ftotoe Baby Limas .... 2£ H E E S E ......................................ib. 2 9 * 49' t ItsnHor't Frotoo e« Orefle Potatoes .......... "A“ 49* Volley Fmoe Fiw h Wkeie Strawberries .... liZ, 89' Tasty Shrimp ..,VUT , 2lf th« .1 du fin ntf fal Ml pu bo PU *•{ • d a ir y s p e c ia ls • Ports Lone W d Florets Ice Cream ...... S3! 59' FOP Bortion Pear Halves Pumpkin Green Peas ..... Dinner Rolls ... 'r . 29' Ploin or loll Rltinf (Hn.lt It Whip. Butter 43* PWe leneet Colored Qeertsr* Margarine ....... «?. 27' Testy Wisseasia Shere T 10' « Orson Oient PMsbary's Testy CmuM Preeheteee's letted er UnteMsd 19' IM y’l Conned 19' Pillsbury Flour 5£ 39' I M r ’t Sliced Peaches SS 25' •D Rnstk llisod Apple Rings ... ft" 29" Irt. Cheddar Cheese T 69' Ta Th y SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD (limit 1 with purchase of $7.00 or mom) SWIFT'S PREMIUM mi Sc Gov't.-Inspected, Shipped, Quick-Frozen, Eviscerated 1-lb. Jr Jli TURKEYS ctn. FI X "BUTTERBALL" F3 Spiced Peaches ™ 29' Lent a 1V 16 to 24 lbs. €> Stuffed Olives Polfor's Instant Coffee •-a s. C o rn b » * °^ I«r 89' Instant Coffee sTufp'wG « ♦ IKAfT $ MlKAClf WHIP Genuine U. S. He. 1 Idaho Potatoes 59 SALAD DRESSING * •SERVING A L t AMONTE SPRING* CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK. LONGWOOD. MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD." . . . from HIGHWAY 17-02 and STATE ROAD 431 AH Furpeee Cortland Apples 39 4 * Mubberd, Acorn, I utternut er Buttercup Baking Squash C (cut or whole). t in r * i y w ilt n Free With Your Purchase Of $5 Or More _ 0 1M1. Limit Onn Pm Family fjm Till* Coupon Elytron Dor. 1*. K �/ I Night And Day-Sanford Stores Open Reports Guerrillas Fighting Castro On 3 Fronts Sty* ^ C L O ^ By LARRY VERSI1EL (Random Thoughts and a few observations after a visit to the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club.) • • • No, and, if* or bull, Uut letter to the County Commlnion from £(he Board of Medical Examiners * a a letter of resignation . . That’* what Dr. Leonard Munion told ui . . . despite some ambiguous statements on conditional resigna­ tions. • • • Guys who rarely bet more than $1 will tap out on a 1-4 shot. • • • Good news for some of our fp u b llc officials . . I’m taking off next week . . . Won't be any "Around the Clock" Column. * • • A player will become Infuriated because he followed an owner to the window and couldn't find out how he bet. • • • The Herald will publish Its iwChristmas edition Saturday with ^ t h e Idea of giving its employes Christmas Dsy (Monday) off. * ♦ • There will be dogs with similar colors In one race and playera will root against themselves. • • • Although the clerk's office will be closed Tuesday (the day after Christmas) Arthur Beckwith Jr. '9 aay s his office will open on Sat­ urday (Dec. 30) to take care of any cod of year business. • • • You'll see a guy who never roots except to snap hU fingers. • • * The toning department la real­ ly cracking down on building and plumbing violators. One bulld^ e r waa fined last week for start­ l i n g work without a permit and recently the plumbers and elec­ trical board aeverly condemned a plumber for practicing without proper certificate. • • • After a long-shut wins and the number Is up on the tote board, a man will ask an attendant the name of the winner. 1 * Longwood's City Council met In a brief special aeaslon Monday to award the bid for a new police car. According to Mayor Al I»rmann, -of the lliree dealers sub­ mitting bids, Holler Motor of Sanford came up with the best deal meeting all specifications. • • • There's a guy In every party ^w h o has a winner because he beta every dog tn every race. • • • Speculation is running high In Casselberry over who’ll be named chairm an when the new Board of Aldermen takes over. Rumor has it that Cliff Overman is the like­ ly candidate for the job. • • • No m atter what dog wins there's It' s guy in every group who says, "What did I tell you." • • • Don't forget the annual Christm i l Ball set for the Mayfair Saturday night . . . sponsored by the Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. • • • The clerk will punch the wrong ticket and the player wlU accept %». because he's afraid he might jinx himself If he didn't. • • # We bear Santa la wondering If Casselberry's firit Community Chrlatmai Party for the children, held last year, Is going to be the last. He's waiting for an invite. • • • A guy will try to cash the i^pfarede of a lorn-up winning ticket. VOL. 53 fe ra lft WEATHER: Cool throujfh Friday. Hiffh today, 68-75. Low tonight, 45-52. SANFORD, United Preaa Leased iWre Established 1908 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1961 NO. 349 Seeks Coroner Law Clarification Cleveland To Ask Action By Legislature Tshombe Agrees To End Secession; Flies Back Home State Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr, said today he will consider asking the 1963 Legislature for clarifica­ tion of the general state law for coroners signing death certifi­ cates. Cleveland said that the general law certainly needs "clarification" as to a coroner signing a certifi­ cate having to act forth the causes when in most instances tha cor­ oner occupies a Judicial position and is not a doctor. Cleveland made the statement after the County Board of Med­ ical Examiners protested the mechanism by which death certifi­ cates arc signed tn the county and sent a letter to the board of County Commissioners which ac­ cording to Doctor Leonard Mun­ son. was a letter of resignation. Cleveland said that coroners arc not qualified to make any medical determination aa to the death cause unless it la obvious. He said the present law is "un­ fair" to coroners and their dotermination could have an adverse effect on any beneficiary when a life insurance policy is in effect. Two weeks ago a Negro woman died and two doctor* refused to sign the death certificate unless an autopsy was ordered. The State Attorney's office over­ rode the doctor* and said no autop­ sy was needed snd the woman was buried without any death certifi­ cate. Brazilian Admits Starting Circus Fire RIO DE JANEIRO (UP1) — A Brasilian has confessed starting the circus fire which killed 307 persons Sunday In suburban Nitercl, police said today. Police spokesman Teodoro Gouvela de Abrrau said Adtlson M. Alves, the alleged aronsist, told questioners be started the fire to get beck at a circus employ* who beat him up. Alves waa being held at secu­ rity police headquarters here. A cordon of army tom my gunners surrounded the building to block ■ny attempt by bereaved Brasil­ ians to lynch the prisoner. Gouveia said Alves claimed It was an alleged accomplice, Val­ ter Ross, who sprinkled the gaso­ line which turned the circus' tent Into a biasing inferno. Roea, how­ ever, denied any connection with the fire National New Yorker* were reminded by the American Museum-Hayden Planetarium that winter ofReally begin* today, according to a United Pres* International dispatch. .Sanford had Its own reminder when early risen stuck their noses outdoors and got a sniff of the cold, crisp sir which blrw Into Central Florida yesterday and last night. The tempersture on the bank clock al 8 a. m. was 44. This followed days of balmy, almost summer weather which the area enjoyed while reading of snow, cold and rains further north. Winter, the UPI dlipatch said, begins officially at > :tl p. tn., EOT, when the sun will reach Its moat southerly position over the earth. This Is the end of the line for the long succession of shorter days, and today Is the shortest day of the year. Friday (hr days will begin to gel longer and the nights shorter. LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (UPI) —Katanga President M»i*e Tshombe has agreed to end tha se cession of his mineral-rich prov­ ince and return it to tha control of tha centra] government, it was an­ nounced today. Joaeph Ileo, central govarnmant information minister, announced the tarma of tha agreement reach­ ed after 17 hours of talks between Tshombe and Premier Cyrlll* Adoula at the big Kitona military base. The conference broke up early thia morning and both headed back to their r a a p a c t i v a capitals. Tshombe landed at Ndola In a U. 8, Air Pore* Constellation and was to continua to Eliiebelhvllt* by road. The last time Tshombe made such an agreement with central govarnmant authorities he was Llrelr captive In Leopoldville. When TALLAHASSEE (U W )-T rafhe returned hume he rejected the flc accidanta will claim 17 lives agreement. Thla time h* want to during th* Naw Year's holiday tn the conference voluntarily. Florida, tb* Slat* Patrol predicted today. J tW O A ... A CHRISTMAS SHOPPING TOUR is enjoyed by the children from Lu­ theran Haven, with their Nponaum, thu Siwifunl-Sumlnolt* Jay cue#, rejnesented by Jim Wade and Wendell Agee. ThU le an annual event of the club, paid for with proceeds from the sale of peanuts and balloons at the Christmas parade, (Herald Photo) Parkway Start Set For January TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A group ot Leesburg taxpayers notified Gov. Farris Bryant to­ day that they will drop their legal fight to kill the Sunshine State Parkway extension project for which $137 million in bonda were sold Wednesday, • I • TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Flo­ rida ha* tite financial committ­ ments today for building a $137 million extension In its Sunshine State Parkway, but a start on the project will be delayed until early January. Gov. Farris Bryant, who had been shooting for a starting date late this month, said Wednesday he waa "greatly disappointed" at the delay, announced in Tampa by Turnpike Authority Chairman John Hammer. But the governor said the delay in ground-breaking would not af­ fect the Jan. 1, 1904, target dale for completion of the project. Bids have already been received for the first 11.5 mile# of the project in Orange and Osceola counties. Bryant and Hammer announced Wednesday an agreement with a group of financiers on purchase of bonds at a t.U per cent inter­ est rate to the atkte. Both officials called it a “ good deal." Florida will get about 1130.3 million actual cash from the bund sale. Guardsmen, The new proposed soiling ordi­ nance eat for a public hvartng to­ night before tha Zoning Hoard at > mi a called today tha "moat mod­ ern concept of aoning," by Build­ ing Inspector 31. A. YeWingtun, Velvington said the proposed Kennedy Off For Macmillan Talks PALM BEACH. Fla. (UPI) — President Kennedy made a lastminute hospital visit to his sariuusiy-ill father today and then boarded a jet plana for Bermuda and hla cold war talks with British Prim* Minister Harold Macmillan. The chief executive took off e t 9:51 e. in. by Ar Fore* Jet tranaport plane’ after a hutf-hour call on hi» atricken father, former Am­ bassador Joseph P. Kennedy. Join­ ing him a t the West Palm Beach airport were Secretary of State Dean Ituak; Char lea flohlen, as­ sistant secretary of state and ex­ pert on .Soviet affairs, and U. S. Ambassador tn Britain David Bruce. The President appeared in good spirits and looked considerably lets grave than ha did right after hi* father suffered a stroke Tuesday. Prisoners Battle Flood (NEA Photo) 4 BRIEFS 17 Deaths Seen New Zoning Ordinance Atlas Ends Year Called 'Most Modern' Way Oil Target Dominican Troops Fire On Strikers SANTO DOMINGO. D. R. (UPI) —Government forces fired on sugar striker* in San Pedro de Mscoria Tuesday, killing al least one Haitian and wounding 86 per4W»ns Including an Englishman, it was reported today. Unconfirmed reports placed the death toll at nine—seven Haitian aeasonal worker* and two Domin­ icans. Juan Bosch, leader of the oppo­ sition PRD party, aaid the Haitian consul here h is returned to Port #u Prince to report the shooting his government. FLORIDA Exile Believes W in t e r T o Fidel Using A r r iv e A t 9 : 2 0 p . m . 25,000 Troops near ordinance Includes the most modern Ideas in toning which "do not penalise the owner but actu­ ally help to protect hla rights to Ilia properly value* and thus* of the entire community," Velvington elated. The building Inspector explained that the new proposed law will allnifnalv the outdated and un­ necessary requirement* of th* old soiling ordinance and grant a greater freedom of use and protec­ tion." Tha proposed new ordinance, ac­ cording to Yelvington, "has bean designed after rareful study of tha community," exclusively for San­ ford end was prepared by City Planner Geotge Simon* and pre­ sented to Uie local soiling and planning board aa part of the com­ prehensive plan for this city. Yelvington aaid th* proposed new ordinance ha* been atudled time and time again by member* of th* sorting board "In order to make certain that It would accom­ plish tha desired result* and be ac­ ceptable to Ui* people." Showgirls Flee PARIS (U PI)—A backstag# fir* at tha plush Casino d* Paris sant scantily clad showgirl* streaming into tha streets tn freaslng tem­ CAPE CANAVERAL (U PI)—A perature* early today. monkey lust in tha Atlantic Ocean and two other ahots that missed VATICAN CITY (UI’I) — Pop# targets by hundreds of miles clos­ ed out 1Will on a distinctly sour John XXIII open* a busy Christnote for th* U. S. Atlas rocket mas season tonight with the broadcast of hi* annual peace program. Scatbark, a four-pound Rhesus message to th* world. monkey, waa given up for dead Wednesday after a 13-hour starch By United Preaa Internetlonal of th* South Atlantic failed to lo­ The nation's commercial trans­ cate the capsule that carried him port system was strained to the 6,000 miles aboard an Atlas. Wednesday night, th* Air Force limit today to accommodate what missed th* mark again with a to. may lie a record number of called "quick-firing" model of th* Christmas holiday travelers, rail, Atlas. Th* 115-foot rocket fall far air snd bus. short of it* planned target Yule Message Record Holiday Goa Policy Set Herald Index Bridge ....— ...... . Pag* C lassified___ Pag* 10 A Comics .......— Pag* Dear Abby .............. Pag* Editorial .......... Page Entertainment _ Page Legal* Page 2-6 A Pusxle . ............... Page Society _________ Sport* . . 9 11 10 9 4 9 HI 10 6-7 A I ........... Pag* 6 Little Town Battles Raging Floodwaters JACKSON, Miss. (U PI)—Some 1,200 National Guardsmen, factory workers and c o n v i c t s battled against time today white tha ram ­ paging Pearl River created a t a record high of 37.1, three tening to indundete the Jackson industrial euburb of Klowuod. About 1,000 resident* were al­ ready homeless in the Hinds-IUnkin county areas aaat of Jackson and a lava* break al Flowood eould force out 800 to 600 more. Al on* time, more than 2,000 persona were homeless in Missis­ sippi, but many of them In the Hetlieeburg and Columbia areas have returned to their homes. The Weather Bureau said the river crested a t 87.8 feet about 7:80 a. m. and that It will “fall slowly" during tha nest 24 hours. It said the Pearl would remain high during th* neat 86 to 41 hours. The crest breaks the pre­ vious high of 37.2 **t tn 1902- A National Guard official said most of Hi* Klowuod residents ig­ nored orders to evacuate end chose to wail it out. Mayur Chastain* Flynt of Flowood ordered th* multi-milliondollar area evacuated Wednesday when It became apparent th* levee might not Isold. " It will be almost a miracle if the levee withstands the pressure of the rein-swollen river," said Flynt. “It's going to take a tot of people stacking a lot of sand­ bags." Gov. Ron Barnett eallad out 600 National Guardsman and an addi­ tional 200 convicts from th* atata penitentiary a t Parchman Wednes­ day night to aid In th* battle. “It louks serious, very serious," said Harnett, “it's going to be ex­ pansive but I don't went to leave anything undone. I want to da everything humanly possible ta prevent the destruction of the to w n .. , I BELGAUM (U PI)—Prime Min­ ister Jawharlal Nehru for th* time being h III supervise person­ ally th* administration of th* three conquered Portuguese en­ clave* In India, a Defense bllntatry spokesman said today. UN Slaps Reds UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U PI)—Th* General Assembly slapped diplomatic reprimands on tha Hovlrt Union and Communist China for thrfr suppression of Hungary and Tibet and then began a three-week Christmas recess today. Hurt At Funeral MIAMI (UPI) — Anti-Castro Eucrrilas were fighting on threw fronta in Cubg today and 25,000 militiamen have been mobllired against them In one a m alone, an exile leader said. Maj. Elcy Gutlcrrex Menoyo, a former Castro army officer who now heads the rebel second Nstlonsl Eicambray Front, said a guerrilla army has been battling In the third front area of Lea Vil­ las province since Nov. 10. Raul Castro, brother of P re­ mier Fidel Castro, was in com­ mand of government forces In Las Villas In Central Cuba and has mobillied 26,000 militiamen In the Ranao-Sanctl Splrltus region In an effort to crush the rebels, Menoyo laid. He refused to say how many militiamen were fight­ ing. Menoyo, who helped Castro de­ feat former dictator Fulgcncio Batista, also said In a news con­ ference Wednesday that arm ed combat waa going on In the Or­ gan kfountaini in the western province of Pinar Del Rio and in the Crystal Mountains In the eset* era province of Orients. He said the guerrilla! hev* won most of their fights, ualng Ctcch tommy guns and UB. rifles cap­ tured from Castro In com bat or In garrison raid*. In New York, exile sources told United P re n International that antl-Caitro guerrilla* bad landed in Cuba at opposite ends of the Caribbean Island. Menoyo said the stiff fighting near Sancli Spirltua has forced the Castro forces to Isolate th* toqp. He? said Raul Castro |*s» ordered that peaaanta who wera not government supporters be ayrested end paraded a t prisoner* captured In the fighting. NeveriLeleii, peasants and *v*a some mlltti.'men have defected to tb* guerrillas., according to Ar. mando Fleitei, secretary general of tit* Eicambray Front In New York, Flatter said Castro troopa were killing peasants suspected of siding with the revolt. Menoyo said, that a courier re. ported Urn front near Sancti Spiritus, a center in the rich agricul­ tural central Cuban region, ex­ tended 10 milci. Everado Salsa was named at commander of th* guerrilla forces in Ui* central re ­ gion. Manoyo aaid Rotated resistance to Castro has been going on for a year in Las Villa*, but the guer­ rilla army has been In tha area a little more than month. The guerrilla arm y Include! "workers who don't Uke commu­ nism, deceived peasants, student* who love liberty, rebel soldier* Irctrsyed by Fidel Castro and mi­ litiamen," Menoyo aaid. The Eicambray Front la a new organisation, Menoyo said. It* money was being raised from contribution* front Cubans In the United State*, according to Fleitei. Menoyo disbanded bis original army In 1969 shortly after Castro suited power from Batista, Menoyo'i army was the first to rldo into Havana In January, 1939, aft­ er Uatiita fled. Hart's 'Greatest' Work Unfinished SEVILLE, Spain (U P I)-S ev en persona were seriously Injured Wednesday when a heavy steal gat* toppled onto a huge crowd squaeslng Into a cemetery for the mass funeral of 21 persons killed PALM SPRINGS, Cellf. (UPI) when a light plana plunged intu a —A heart aliment which had fall, group of spectators. ed to show the vigor of Broadway director-playwright Moss Hart fi­ nally has silenced his prolific C H A R L O T T E 8V1LLE, Va. pen, !cav.ng what critic* termed (U PI)— Novelist William Faulk­ hla greatest work unfinished. ner is expected to be released soon Hart, 37, died Wednesday when from th* University of Virginia he was stricken by his second Hospital whara he was admitted heart attack tn 14 monthi. He had Baturlay fur treatm ent of a virus just finished the second act of a Infection of th* lunge end a play which publishers said might sprained wrist. have been better than hli famed "Lady In The Dark" or “ Th* Man Who Came To Dinner." HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — A hotel The Pultlser Prise-winning writ­ worker shot hi* wife to death in er-director died almost Immedi­ thsir apartment and then killed ately after be was atricken while himself, police reported. Tb* stepping Into his car to keep a bodies of Armando Rivera, 26, a dental appointment Hla wife. kitchen employ* at a hotel, and his Kilty Carlisle, TV panelist, was wife Shirley, 24, w tra found on by Us aid*. Hart'a two children, their bed Wednesday by the man­ Christopher and Kathy, were ager of tha apartment. asleep in the house. . Author In Hospital Murder, Suicide � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 20, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1961. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1961; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ee7969e2d346c70a199806e3dc63b903.pdf 8acdc55e89e8bc03b4c2f0c00979de0c PDF Text Text Bftr #*nTor5 Wfrsfli PUBUC THIS LARGE GROUP of Chuluota youngsters is the Good News Club from the First Baptist Church. The children, who meet ench Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Argylc Chriallef, were treated to a Christmas Party at this wrrk’s meeting. Bible study classes for the r.lub are conducted by IoiVyrne Hanson, child evangelism teacher of Orlando, (Jones Photo) LONDON (UP1) — Prime Min­ ister Harold .Macmillan won an overwhelming vote of confidence last week on hla attempts to get i cease-fire in Katanga Province. He said that Britain and the United States are basically in tccord on Congo policy. A* President Kennedy took Heps in Washington to secure peace In tha Congo, Ihe House of Commons psssed a motion backing the government's posi­ tion on a cease-fire In Katanga without a dissenting vote. Earlier, a Labor amendment to a motion accusing the govern- meat of “ equivolcar policies on Katanga and bringing the nation into international “ disrepute” was beaten by a vote of 120-226, with 11 absententlona. Laboritei then did not oppose the confidence motion which call­ ed for an immediate cease-fire and the peaceful unification of the Congo. Referring to the American and British positions, Macmlllsn said: “ There is no difference between u* in our long term aim. We both believe in the unity of the Congo and we both believe In concilia­ tion, The only difference is on a precise tactical petition which should be secured before a cease­ fire ean operate." Macmillan told cheering mem­ ber* of Common* that he bid received a “ hopeful first reply” from Acting United Nations Sec­ retary General Thant on effort* to obtain a eeaee-fire. B, MRS. ADAM MULLER Mr*, Charles Cain o f Uellary and Saudi Arabia was s u n t speak­ er at the centennial anniversary observance by DeRary'a Girl Scout Troop 20 at the Community Center on the afternoon o f Dec. 8. Mr*. Cain, who *oon will leave to join her husband at A remen (Arabian American Oil Co.) where he is employed, told of life, daily habits and types of food available to the average American living in Arabia. She said that although she trav­ eled to many countries rrhil* living In Saudi Arabia, she finds the best antiques right hers in America. She told o f her surprise, when upon boarding the only train running in Arabia she spotted the title of the New York and Hartford Lina still on it. Since she at one time lived in Connecticut, she said, she Immediately felt more at home. She displayed for the scouts an assortment o f odd jawelry, email figurines, article* of brass and numerous bowls made from olive woods. In viewing her colored slide collection, the audience was able to detect landscapes and terrain aimlliar to that of Florida while other picture* showed lava formations in mountainous proportions. Scants war* shown of American living quarters, gardens, the storce where people trade, Including a Singer Sewing Machine shop on MONEY QUICKLY-FOR ANY NEED You can get cash here now for elothea, furniture, bills, car or house repairs, down payment on a new car, new safo tires, motor overhaul or for any need or desire. IT'S A GOOD, SENSIBLE PLAN Men and women, married or single, borrow here on sensible plans. You get the amount you want on terms you can afford. Each loan is personally arranged to suit your need and pocketbook. COAST-TO-COAST CREDIT CARD Once your credit is established here it’s good at any o f our 700 affiliated offices across the country. Ask for your Credit Card. HOW TO GET MONEY TODAY STOP IN —Tell ua bow much you want, and when you want it. W R IT E —I f you prefer, drop ua a note, it'll get quick action. PHONE—i f you’ll phono first, we'll have tha money ready when you get here! The Aztecs had implements made of iron from meteori and prized thi* metal above gold, ac­ cording to Encyclopedia Britannica. SEE US TODAYI PUBUC LOAN 301 EAST FIRST STREET New Y o rk -M ia m i Th ru lin e rs Chuluota Garden Club Meets Today Mr and Mrs. Roy Carlson will be hosts to tha December meeting o f the Chuluota 111* and Her Garden Club at their home on Seventh 81. al 8 p. m. today. Mr*. Alfred Van Wnrmer. as committee chairman, and Mr*. Lester Chegwidden, vice chairman, nr# In charge of arrangements for a ( litLtma* Program fur th# eve­ ning. A full attendance I* expected •inc« members will discuss various way* to decorate their homrs for Christmas In order to compete fur prizes being offered by the Chul­ uota Retired Folks Club. GIFTS COMMITTEE composed of Mrs, George Wells, left and Mrs. D. M. Ladd right, completes the wraping of one street, end of wells used by the native* for laundry, bathing and to water their donkey*. Mr*. Cain also showed pirlurei of the room where the Last Supper took place, of the catacomb* under the church in the birthplace of Jesus and of beautiful mosaic hanging* on the walls of various rhurche* and buildings p h o t o grnphed during her travels. Guests at tht Scouting celebra­ tion were welcomed by Mrs. Lenny Riondi, leader o f Troop 20, and were Invited to Inspect a alde-tahle display o f item# made by the girl*. Awards presented went to Kathy Schob, second Hess rank, end to Linda Smith, second class rank and pin. Th* Scouts gav* Mrs. William Fldler, president of th* DeRary Women'! Club which sponsor* the troop, a rose bush as a memento marking th* birthday « f Juliet Lowe, founder o f the Girl Scout* of America organization. Refreshments were served to conclude th* program from a buf­ fet table centered with a large cake decorated in troop color* and placed amidst a setting o f Scuut emblems. Brings Sanford B etter an d Faste r Service U TR A ILW ffY S East Florida route Lightning and faulty ckclrb cal equipment cause half the church fires in the United States rowICR (Jive TOOLS To The Men In Your Life! WASHINGTON (UP1) -D efense Secretary nobert 8, McNamara has told the armed furcea to charge military men a dollar every time iheir wives and chil­ dren visit service hospitals or dis­ pensaries Ihe Army - Navy . Air Force Journal reporlrd today. The authoritative service publi­ cation railed Hist a “ miserly ac­ tion.’ ’ It would apply, the publi­ cs Aion said, when tire rclalives were treated but did not stay at the hospital. Tho Journal said McNamara also had told Ihe Army, Navy and Air Force secretaries no provi­ sion would be made In future hos­ pital construction for care of family memners, Including maThe Journal said impoalllon of the one-dollsr charge Infringed a right that had been traditional in the services "since the first days #f the republic." 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L a u d e r d a le --------$ 6. Over 1 Hour Faster TRAILW AYS. e asie st travel on earth W ELCOM E New Y o r k ------------$31.! Faster Thm O r la n d o -------------- $ 4 Convenient Trip* Daily .< (plus i Trailways Bus Terminal Comer Park A 2nd SL FA 1-&I �/ 1 ~ l W ell Fitdld Inadequate, Engineers Tell City Commission $1 Million Water Expansion Project Necessary A group o f engineers Monday transmission line* into the city's night warned the City Commission distribution center. Cost o f the project according to of “ acuta contamination" of the consulting engineer Jesse Diets present well field and urged the of Clark, Daily and DieU, who, board to start construction of a with local engineers I.offler and new million dollar well field on Bush, drew up a water report, is the golf course property, includ­ estimated at a million dollars. ing four new wells, a water treat­ Diets emphasised that the sec­ ment facility and a network of ond well field would be used in V cl O0* • • The city hall ground* were call­ ed "drab" last night at the City Conimitaion meeting by Commis­ sioner Earl Higginbotham. ‘•I.ct's make it look like Florida, instead o f New York,” said the outspoken %[nrl. “ You would never know this lawn was in Florida," he added. Tom McDonald quipped, 'T u t up * sign.*' • • • There were many choice quotes at the meeting last night. Take this exchange; After a dis­ cussion of what a sewage treat­ ment plant would mean to the city and the possibility of increased Neuter and sewer rates, Earl Hig­ ginbotham said, "This commission w ill be long remembered.'' Chimed in Jimmy Crupps, who op|H>sed a plant until federal money was approved, “ The four of you will be long remembered.'' • t 'a -3 • • Zoning Director Bob Drown re­ ports that building permits during ^ h c 1000-61 fiscal yeur are down $7 ^million over the 1830-00 fiscal year. • • • VOL. 63 United Press Leased iWre Established 1908 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19,1961 Inch-Plus Rain Quenches Thirst Of Dry Seminole Sanford and Seminole County were drenched with heavy rains Monday night and early this morn­ ing. More than an inch and a half fell. No heavy damage was reported lo county roads or city streets in Hie heavy downpour which lasted over eight hours. It was the first heavy rain in the area for almost three months. Around the nation I’ olar air stabbed into Texas and Tennessee today and snow was falling from Ihe 1’ aciflc Northwest to the Ureal Lakes. Floods left nearly 2,000 per­ sons homeless in the Deep South. ■ T: Yule Party For All Longwood Children Suspend Airline WASHINGTON (UPI) — Th* Federal Aviation Agency revtalrd today lt hai suspended the operat­ ing certificate of Imperial Air­ lines, owner o f the Constellation that crashed at Richmond, Va., on Nor. 8, killing 74 Army recruits and three crew members. " SANFORD, Tshombe Flies To Parley Wiili President FLORIDA NO. 347" R SLIV A . . . E S w IiS F S Bryant Appointee TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — Dade City automobile dealer Edwin L, XDOLA, Northern Rhodeiia Mndiil, 56, was appointed by Gov. (D P I)—Katanga President Mnlse Farris llrynnl to Hie Slate Game Tslmmbc Hew off lo Kitnna with1and Fresh Water Fish Commission U. S. Ambassador Kmuml A. liul-j Monday. Hon today for a conference with r , Congo central government Pre. J jO R t o l t l K S m er Cyrille Adoula. NANTUCKET, Mass. (U P D -A The meeting was brought about disabled fishing vessel, Barbara through a massive United Nations and Gaie, sank while under tow by attack on Tshoinbc'l forces in a Coast Guard boat early today. Elisabcthville and President Ken­ Five men were rescued and five nedy's eiforts to roolv e the Con­ were reported missing. go's turmoil. It could provide a dramatic TAMPA iUPJ) — Authorities breakthrough in Ihe agonizing efforts of this giunl African land to [charged four perjoni Monday wiili armed robbery in a aclieinc achieve peace and unity. Fighting was slopped in Elisa- 1in which Ivvo young women would allegedly lure bar patrons to belhvillc—at least temporarily. UPI correspondent Nell Smith parked ears and two men would reported from the Katanga capi­ roll them at gunpoint. tal that Ihe halt lo the fighting came Monday alter the city had TALLAHASSEE I UPI) — An taken II* worst pounding yet from additional IH2.000 for uae in civil United Nation* force*. d*f«inse classei wa* recently aliocaled to Florida by Ilia U. S. Ufflc* of Education, Hi ate School tfu#4. Tkmnaa D. liaiUy laid # * I* Tlom Smash Con Game $82,000 For CD m The Skate City Holler Rink on Dog Track Road wai entered sometime Monday night and more .th a n (60 in caih taken along with * a camera and adding machina. Entry wns gained through a rear window, the sheriffs office reported. been made. They include an ad­ ditional well having a capacity o f ti(X) gallons per minute discharg­ ing th* raw water transmission line to town. However, Diets stressed, that these projects do not "constitute any major improvements to the water supply facilities beyond the pumping station at n th and WEATHER: Scnttcred showers through Wednesday. High today. 75-80. Low tonight. 55-60, Precipitation In one form or an­ County Commissioner Vernon other wai the rule In all but the Dunn tells us that he will seek JM deaert Southwest, and even there re-election next year only under mountain areas reported anow. "certain circumstances." There were heavy rain* from Mr. Dunn did not elaborate. the Gulf to New York. Sleet and • • • freezing rain covered the Ohio No sooner had the city placed Valley and New England with a ^rocks on a patch of area on 25 th glaaay veneer. Thunderstorms t\i 've *1)1. and Dark Ave. than a bust of poundr’ . Florid* and M iasovi. A women called City Manager W. E. mixture of rain and inow pelted Knowlea on the tack of beauty the Pacific Coast from northern there and “ what's gonna happen to California to Canada. the trees?" Says Mr. Knowles Nearly half the nation was un­ The trees were re-planted by the der cold wave warnings from an lakefront. arctic air inais with temperatures By tha way, ws noticed a num­ as much as 40 degrees below ber of kida playing "King Of The normal. West and Middle Tennessee were Mountains" on th* rock pile. 1 Wonder who would be liabla If any­ in the cold wave belt. The tem­ perature was forecast lo drop one got hurt? during tha day, to 20 by morning YVt hear that all 'h t abled-bod- in the Memphis area and to IS led prisoners art battling to gvl at Nashville. on tha nawly organised road work Tha death toll since the weather gang. County Engineer Carlton onslaught began over the weekend Bliss tells us that crews till* week reached S3 today. Indiana had 11 are clearing much needed rights dead; Iowa six; Texas five; Illi­ of way and also helping to stabll* nois, Michigan and Wiseonsln four ^ lie some of the county roads. each; Oregon, Pennsylvania and * • • Massachusetts three each; Maine, The County Commission In a Utah and Mississippi two each; brief session yesterday made It of­ and New York, Connecticut and ficial by adopting a resolution ask­ Colorado ona each. ing the .State ltoad Department to pay for the loike Mary Extension rights of ways with secondary funds. la tha county going ta han­ dle tvary right of way by thi* means now ? ■i • . . . By the way, Ullas aays the big load depaitment project next year Longwood Mayor Al Lormann will be improving W. Lake Brant­ reported today that some residents ley Drive. Tha (111,000 project la be­ ara under tha mistaken Impression ing surveyed right now. Key to the that thalr children may not attend surrrse of the program is getting tha annual Christmas Party the flee right* of way. Thursday night unles* they had . . . been registered in advanca. The courthouse will be closed the Tha registration was requested day after Christmas (next Tuea- only to giv# members of the Vol­ • d a y ) giving county amployea a unteer Fire Dept., sponsors of th* long four day holiday. party, aome idea a* to th* expect­ • • • i* ed attendance, he said, adding that It aura stems a aliama thcr* ia th* firemen have wrapped some Do Christmas lighting contest her* 600 gifts and that all children, re­ this year. gistered or not, will be welcomed . . . for Santa's visit. The fire department now is at Th* gifts were made possible full strength with (he addition through donation* from busines­ of a new man lids week. Ilia ses, organisations and individuals f name is Ronald Renaud . . , and a big boost ram* from the '7 Now there are 23 firemen on tha (100 received from a more than force. generous cltiien who wished to remain anonymous, I.ormann said. Cash And Goods Stolen A t Rink “ This adds about ti(K) gallons a minute to our supply but it it strictly temporary," Knowles add­ ed. Knowles pointed out that the present water treatment facility on 13lh and French would be un­ economical to expand. Diets, in a comprehensive re. port, said that improvements have Sty* j&utfurft ttyralft lly I.AI1RY VEHSIIEL H Why it the new Jel Alai fronton named Orlando-ScmlnoU Fronton •nd not SEMINOLE • Orlando Fronton? • conjunction with the present field located on Hwy. 17-02 near the Movieland Drive-In City Manager W, E. Knowles ex­ plained that the city had gone into a temporary water improve­ ment program to get by the “next couple of years" by putting down a Ill-inch well and the booster sta­ tion at litUh St. and French Ave, VAH-1 L t Richard Gralow and family united. (Herald Photo) Happy Tigers Home For Gala Holidays This holiday season will have a special happy meaning for ninny people, especially the dependents and friends of the men in VAH-1. After spending fiv* months in tha Mediterranean aboard the USS Independence (CVA-02), the Tig- Sapp Arraigned In Volusia Case DE1.AND (UPI)— Orlando con­ tractor J. Hilbert Sapp, was rearraigned Monday on grand lar­ ceny charges In connection with Volusia County school construc­ tion. Sapp pleaded innocent. A Volulia County grand Jury which in­ dicted Sapp was dissolved by Circuit Judge P. H. Revels. Sapp and hi* construction Hrm were charged with grand larceny for allegedly not providing mate­ rial and services for which the county school board had paid. The (rial was set fur Jan. 22. era of VAH-1 arrived at 6;30 p. m. yesterday afternoon. Many happy faces were displayed us depend­ ents and friends greeted their lov­ ed ones fur the first time in & months. Tiie first o f the squadron per­ sonnel (o arrive was the A31) Skywarrior plane crews, with tha re­ mainder of the squadron arriving this afternoon. The first MATH plane will arrive at 3:00 p, in., then two more at 6:00 p. m, and the last plane will arrive at 6JI0 p. in. The Seminole High Reboot Hand, some 35 strong, under tile very capable baton of Ernest H. Cowley, lent the occasion of V A ll-l's homecoming a guy festive air. Tile young musician*, gar lied in their smart and colorful black and or­ ange uniforms welcomed (be news after the long Med cruise with *u assortment of Christmas Carols and stirring military numbers. Tells Homestead Exemption Rules Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walk­ er today reminded residents thal Hie time to file for homestead exemption Is Hie first three month* of the year. Tile filing dale itarta at Jan. I and continues through .March 31. Mrs. Walker said that “ it has been called to my attention that erroneous announcement* have been made in regard lo filing date of homestead applications fur 1862 “ If you have bought property during Ihe year 1061, your deed or agreement for deed should be re­ corded in Ihe clerk's ofiice prior lo Dec. 31. “ Allrr Jan. I, 1862, and before Mar. 31, bring your recorded deed or agreemenl for deed into the as­ sessor's office and make your ap­ plication for homestead exemp­ tion," she added. Own Medicine MIAMI (UPI) — jack Gordon, retired hardware dealer, sued a Miami bakery Monday, charging that when he bit Into his bagel be found a nail. Plane Hits Crowd French. In order lo provide ade­ quate service* for the present population, improvement* a r t needed at the 13th and French pumping station and in the dis­ tribution system," he said. Diet! said that the source o f supply consists of nine wells, eight o f which *re located south o f the city and the ninth ut the l.'Uh and French pumping station. Tile well located at 13th and French according to Dietz has a water quality "undesirable* for any except emergency use, due to the high chloride content"The other eight wells, because of their location" are subject to contamination whiih has been demonstrated on a number of oe- * ★ ★ C ity casiona. Industrial sewage dis­ charge* In the well field area raise the potaibllitcs o f potential and actual contamination," he said. "In order to provide a safe and udcqualo water supply, It la re­ commended that the new well field with treatment facilities be developed a* soon ns possible. "Present water facilities in the city are inadequale," Diets em­ phasized, and “ if for no other reason than to insure a continuing safe source of water, this improvw rnent should be undertaken." ho said. The board took no action and placed the report under udvisement. ★ Tfr ★ ® h m fB Seweaepe ISsiit The City Commission hy a 4 1 vote Monday night approved final plans for a near half million dollar sewage treatment plant anil was Informed by the State Board of Health that sulfielent federal fund* were available “ at Ihe pre­ sent lim e" to construct the facility. The complete, "com pact," read­ ily cxpandible plant as described by City Manager W. K. Knowles is expected to cost (367.000 with Ihe federal government kicking in (138,440. Sidney Brrkowltz, assistant di­ rector of the Florida Slate Board of Health, told engineer* ladder ami Bush earlier in the day that "previous commitments of fund* were somewhat rhanged al the present time by reason that cllirs having higher priority rating had not exercised their rights to the fund* since July of 1801." Berkowilz aisled dial tha fed­ eral gram would lie available lo Sanford for their project provided that the city look Immediate *ivt„» to Insure dial the financing for the ★ ★ ★ SEVILLE, Spain (U P I I-A light plane today crashed into a crowd o f people welcoming a truck con­ voy bringing Hood relief supplies and Christina* presents. First re­ The Cily Commission rhanged ports said lietween 2u and 30 per­ ita mind again Monday night and sons were killed and injured, voted to clamp the lid on bars opening at 12:01 New Year's day. The foie was unanimous. United Pres* International Tlio latest change of events UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) —The Soviet Union cail it* 8<Jth occurred some two weeka after veto early today to block tile Se­ the board voted lo keep the liars curity Council (rum calling for a open New Year’s eve, seven day* cease-fire in Goa. U. S. Ambassa­ alter they changed their minds dor Adlai Stevenson said tile ac­ closing the bars on Sunday but tion could lead to “ the death of opening at Ihe stroke of 12:01 and closing them at 3 a, in. New Hie United Nation*." Year'* day. There was hardly any discussion on the matter and Ihe commission passed quickly SHREVEPORT, La, (UPI) liuili Democrat* and Republicans to the next item on ils agenda. In other bus ness, the Board; expressed optimism on the out­ come of today's special 4th Dis­ Backed up Cily Manager W. E. trict election for congressman. Knowles' stand to allow the Democrat Joe D. Waggonner, 43, Seminole High School swimming and Republican Charltun Lyons, learn to use FI. Mellon Fool only 07—both conservatives, both seg­ if they pay 11671 per day. The regationists, both critics of the Swimming tram wants Hie pool Kennedy administration—were the to open Jan. 3—some 135 days bclurc the city’s operation be­ upponrnt*. remainder of (lie project would he earried out by issuance of nec­ essary revenue bonds or other fi­ nancing. City Fiscal Agent Loomis Lccdy was in the audience and empha­ sized that the city it in sound ilacal shape and can borrow all Ihe money it need* for die sewago treatment as well as water im­ provement program. Indications arc that the com­ mission, if It carries out the water Improvement and sewage pro­ gram, would go Into 30-year terms and possibly raise water and sew­ er rales for each user. "There's Juit no painlcsi way to borrow money," commissioner Karl Higginbotham said. The only commissioner to volo against approving the plans was J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps who said "You gonna have lo get the fed­ eral money In hand befors I'm going la talk." The plant would bo constructed on a four-aero tract on Hwy. 17-82 west- a.- Mill t i i i k at the ally’a •unitary landfill ares. ★ ★ ★ Bar Doors Shut 99th Veto GOP Vs. Demo gins. “ The county school aystom won't support their activities, why should the city taxpayers," Knowles said. Knowles said the proposed use would require con­ tinuous operation of Hie filter and a total cost for Hie cily of about (2.0U0 for Hie 133 days. The board approved a plat lor Golden Gate! Subdivision; Open bids on resurfacing m a­ terial fur Jan. 4; The major projects in the re­ surfacing program are 24lh St. from French Ave. to Park A vs.j Myrtle, from 24th to 25th; San­ ford, from First to Fifth; First St. from Sanford to Park; Mag­ nolia from (he railroad lo 20th utui Palmetto from Seventh to JOlli St.; Agreed la proceed with the six inch water line for the proposed new Del-Mar Cabinet Company to be located on Country Club Rd. Longwood Man Hurt In Crash A Lxmgwood resident was hurt in a one-car accident on SR 436 w o t of Altamonte Spring* Monday, Ihe Sheriff's office reported. Injured in the mishap and treat­ ed at Orange Memorial Hospital was Hugh William Blair. Deputies said Blair apparently l o t control of his ear and skidded off the rosd. No charges were filed. Herald Index Bridge ............... Classified _ ..... Comtes Dear Abby ^ Editorial Entertainment _ l.egsls ............... Puzzle , Society ........ Sports Page • Page ------..„ — 6 A Page Page Page Page _ Page ----- Page . Page 2 A .... Pag* 7 6 2 4 2 5 8 3 6 TWENTY-FOUR hours after the Herald suggested a dew coat of paint for the nativity ncene at Ihe City Hall, Sanford A r t' A ssn . member* answered the call and contacted City Manager W. E. Knowles who was willing to undertake the job. I'icture at left show Chester Scott putting the finishing touches on one of the figure; in the scene. Clyde Harris, right, touches up another figure. The retouching job waa com­ pleted Monday. (Herald Photos) Sanford Stores Open Nights All This Week it i 4L & �ll tTfir GnnfnrB Q sjcUi Pape 2— Tues. Dec. 19, 1961 ^rralb G b b iy . By Abigail Van Buren DEAR A BB Y: A couple my huaband and I have known for many years have re­ cently aeparutcd. They nre not divorced, hut It la being considered. They have small children, so nil their friends nre hoping for a reconciliation. As n friendly (feature I suggested we invite thin man for dinner. (HU wife is out o f town.) My husband issued the in­ vitation and the mar. ask ed if he could bring n "lady friend." I blew my stack and wanted to cull the whole thing off. My husband says I am being narrow-minded nnd should go through with it becaus® It is rude to withdraw an invitation. I don’t know his "lady friend" and don’t care to meet her. As far as I nm concerned he is still a married man, and 1 refuse to en­ tertain a married man nnd his "lady friend" in my home. What is proper? STRAIGHT-LACED DEAR STRAIGHT-LACED: You nre right. Stick to your principles. If you are among those "hoping for a reconciliation," entertaining the man nnd his Indy friend won't help matters. • • • DEAR ABBY: I want to know from your readers if they have ever had the snme thing said to them that my daughter t o Jh c When n 17.yv.r~oM recently was su.prml.il from ■ Georgia high school bscaut. ha In.l.t.d on s c a r ­ ing a ducktall "hairdo" hi. par­ ent. took h i. fight to the school board, lo«t Uicrt, and filed suit in Superior Court to enjoin the prinalpal from enforcing the no-ducktail rule. The parent, contend their eon h a. a Italic American right to wear any hair styla he choose*. What parenta who go to bat against authority to protect their childr.n'a “ light*" aeem to over­ look la that a young person', ob­ ligation. are .very bit aa import­ ant a . his rights. U a principal and arhool board decide that unconventional hair­ cu t. a n taboo th.n it la up to par­ ent* to stand on tha .id . o f au­ said to me. Sh® is soon to be 18 and yester­ day she shouted she wished she had never been born. Is this natural for girls thic age? MRS. D. DEAR MRS. I).: It’s "natural." Al­ most all of us buve said it. Or thought it. (Haven't you?) But don't take it serious­ ly. It is said in excitement, and will be quickly forgotten. • • S S l £ 3 £ H C £ S S * - O P C.C» » Ch*nn*i sit M in n a ABC Report m skscs * . Atlantic 7V.,lhrr aitlsiton* of ike Century « :30 ( ! ) Me* linn*. | * ft ) Invisible Mse t !i V .w .ru p . I It <S> S I X ' News 7:00 ( 3 ) T s l l » h * i . . . (S) (S) T il i l l I S# *1) (S) T.O0S Mr. Ms.no ttyortsmsn'e Club Deeg wgwtris U r tin lt Marshal Dllloa K-j s i Bunny l . t l (l> ll ) 1:11 ( I , (St <>) t St (3) (I) S:l» It) IS) t t .lt 1 3 ) <C) Dick Ven T>fk* Shew Bachelor Father AttreS Hileheetb Debt* Otllle New llrecd IMck Powell Show Rod Skotton Ichabod end Mo Tours For A Bong Coin's US Uorry Moor* Sheer i d Alcoa Premier 11.It (Si xtereeo** (I) CViieotl M l Mtwereem •t » MI4-PI*. Kiw i tl.S t (I) it ) 1:11 i l ) 11:11 (41 nearly ae likely to act lika toughs. If this Georgia boy'* parenta should win their fight, what art they going to do when Uncle Sam call* their son Into tha armed services T He isn’t going to wear any ducktall while wearing the uniform of the Army,-Navy, tha Air Fort* or the Marines. Hie "b*ele> American right to wear his hair any way ha pleases” is going to have to bow to armed service regulation*. Bo It can’t be a basic American right after all, can It T t ilt (t ) Bit* Oa 1 11 (1) Mian On f :IS (3) Cont. Claeereom It) College of th* Air i »• <a> Tatar 7:1* (I) Wake Up Movies 7 It ( ! ) Paint Market Reaert t ilt tty T it e r 7:11 I t ) Countdown News it) a n te Newt & Weather l : l t t<) Captain Kangaroo (t ) Mlokor Kvant Show Silt (I) Woathor one Mown (t) Cartoonvlll* I II IS) T o le r t :t l (I) Jaek Lalane Show (I) Romper Roem (S> Kerleea Kapeee l:IS (I) llebiahood 1:11 (I) Nows aa4 laltreltsre ( ! ) Willy 11:1* (I) Bay When (S) Calendar H its (I) Trouble with Father lt .lt (I) Play Toer Nuatfc (I) I Dor* Lucy 11:11 t il Masatlnt I tiits (t) Tk* T u t u (I) Prtot Is Rlrkt (S) Vidro Vlllee. It it* (St Ceaeowlralloa (I) Burette* Peek*.* ( ! ) Lev* TV at I t b lt.es (t ) News ltt«* (I) Troth *r Ceaeeguekiee HI Levs * / late IS) Cwaeealtas* WEDNESDAY P. M. Fur more insight on our teeners: See Ruth Millet's new booklet, 11:11 (1) It Could n* Teu (SI Soar eh Per Temerrtsr "Tips on Teenagers." Mail 28 cents (l> Mak* That Paa* to Ruth Millet Reader Service, e/o t l;M (SI (leieiag Light The Sanford Herald, P, O. Box 480, 11:11 (I) WOC Raws Refers t!*t (I) Pees* Dept. A, Radio City Station, Now (S) I Married Jeaa (I) Day tk Court York 10. N. T. On(Bhidqsi ti#f (I) I N K Pace* 1:11 (I) Mid-Day News lias (I) A* The World Twos* (I) Orbit I :t t (I) Jea Murray Shew ( ! ) Password (I) Number Pleas* ItM ;s> Lor e l)« T essa <•) Art liakteiier (I ) Seven Keys l e t It) T eas* Dr. tlolee* <•) The MllUeaalrt (I) Qmeee See a Dap lies t*> Frees These Rosts ff) TR* Terdlrt 3* Tours (I) Who De Tea Trass t :l t (I) Colllsgweed News I t# (I) Moke Reset Per Daddy (f) Brighter Day (3) Amerleea Baadatani t i l l (I) Secret Bterm 1:84 (•> More'* Belly weed (*> Bdye s f Right fiH (I) I O'el seta Mart* H ) D M * Walt H ) Pwpoye By Oswald Jacoby Both opponent* follow low s»d you see that If trump* are fofcg to break 3-1 that s o play wtll do you any good. Heads Cuppers T V Time Previews to Christmas Parly only ONE Dinner-Party tfa Ju isin Given By Philathea Class Th# Phllathaa Sunday School Clata o f tha First Presbyterian Church held the December meeting Bnd annual Chriitmaa party in the educational building. HoBteeaes for tho evaning were, Mrs. Peggy Moult, Mrs. Lilly Red­ ding, Mrs. Lilly Eubanks, Mrs. Carolina Lawson, Mrs. P a t t y Weeks and Mr*. Viola Cullum. Tho dining room waa decorated in a Chriitmaa thsme. On tha long Ublaa ware cenUrplocet with lighted rad candle* eurTounded by polnaattlaa and Brasllllan pepper. A large table centered with a lighted Chriitmaa tree w u piled high with gift* brought by mem­ bers for the children at the Thornwell Orphanage. Arrangement* of poineettiae, rica plant bloaeome, Braiilllan pep­ per, Christmas candles and minia­ ture Christina* trees, war* placed throughout th* roum • After a delirious covered dleh ■upper, the group sang, "Happy Birthday," to Mr*. Ella Howard. Mra. Genevieve Bromley Intro­ duced the committee and th* fol­ lowing officers of tha clata. Mra. Ruby Shilling, teacher; Mra. Myr­ tle Wallin, vice president; Mrs. Ida Fauver, Sunday school secretary; Mrs. Genevieve Woodruff, meeting secretary and Mr*. Mildred Case, treasurer. Mra. Mary Sewell gave th* devo­ tion program for th* evening en­ titled "Keeping Chriitmaa." Sixtysix members and guest* were pres­ ent for the enjoyable evening, Names Officials Personals •alee Don’t M lu T h e ... * | " tfh h id Jtm aA (D an u i T h a r ® la h scries TV RENTAL Seminole TV (formerly o n ly o n * WELCOME WAGON Borrow Oar Tab* Checker •880 Beaferd Ave. FA 1*4088 Ouora lid. — banfuid — FA 3-V333 Nest to JET I, AN KB Christmas Holiday lluure • Marlins Friday, Dee. |3tk Open Friday Nlghto from 7:30 lu 10:30 Every Afternoon from 3 to 5 Saturday Morning Session from 0 'Ul 11 HCLODEB carries a complete line of ekataa and skating Acessorlea. Visit MKLODEK'B Salesroom. • • J • • W ILJO M I * W ACOM C v td siA IXORA CIRCLE Tha IXORA Garden Circle met at the home of Mrs. Willis m Slemper with Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom and Mrs. Vincent Roberts as co-hostesses. Mrs. Harry Lea Jr., president, opened the business meeting by reading tha garden collect, Mrs. R. G. Glaeson, president of Drift­ wood Circle, was introduced as a guest. It was announced that the Sanford Garden Club la aponsoring a card party at the Civic Cen­ ter, Jan. 16, and the genera! pub­ lic will be invited to attend. Mra. Volie A. Williams Jr. pre­ sented a horticulture report which included methods to be used in fl#me-proofing Chriitmaa trees. Prior tt> the program, gift* of toys were collected from the members to be presented to the Salvation Army, Mrs. Fred Ginas introduced * number of members who had pre­ pared attractive Christmas deco­ rations and interpretive holiday arrangements. Outstanding among those was the centerpiece ar­ ranged by the hostesses. They hid grouped around a miniature tree on the circular dining table, dwarfs of styrofoam and felt with objects depicting the many types of chores confronting a wife or mother during the holiday saaaon. CAMELLIA CJRCLE Mr*. Sal Manfre waa hoiteae re­ cently to tha December meeting f the Camellia Circle of the Carden Clubs, with Mrs. Benny Austin and Mrs. Dick Silvers as co-hostesses. Mrs. Betty Gramkow, circle chairman, asked the group for do­ nations of plants for landscaping of the Blue Star Memorial on Hwy. 17-93 and also announced that pro­ ceeds of the annual flower show will go toward the landscaping of the new high ‘school. Plana for a garden club card party on Jan. ISUi were announced. Displays o f Christmas decora­ £ • '{ l I Y C) in ... "A ORCHESTRA Reservations .« .A « .;4 V ;.O The Rock * A - Hula Twlall //\/t OVJIV - ih ride ( U A r) theatre PHONE FA 3-1318 Ends Tonite . 7:00 A 11:00 CHRISTMAS PARTY SAT. MORNING 10:0® "ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN" PLUS 3 COLOR CARTOONS ALSO DRAWING FOR 1135.00 WATER SCOOTER Get Your Chance On The "8<oot*r" Now From On* Of These Merchants Burger King - Conan's Warren's Phillips Htr, St*. Mary Cartara Paint Stora Furniture Center Bill Hemphill Motor* "Scooter" On Display Wsd. At Bill Hemphill Motors You Do Not liar* T* Us Present To Win ( "Tha Young Doctors" Dick Clark - Fredrlc March Plus At 9:18 Only "Two Rod®.Together” Jam-** His wart > Color WED. A TIIUK8. "TARZAN, THE APB MAN" Dsnny Sillier - Color — Plus — "Giant Of Marathon" Kiev* Reeves - Color G REA TEST V General Electric lI % Bath $ I RAVENNA PARK Community of Homed Built With Pride" FHA • IN • SERVICE FINANCING % Call FA 3-3020 Thursday, Dec. 31 • 0 n. in. till • p. m. l W STARTS THURS. Set Elvis Sing & Dane® Oldest regiment in th* U. S. Army la tha celebrated 3rd In­ fantry, whose long history goes back to 1784. Th* rsgimsnt has fought In every war involving the United States and displays 32 bat­ tle streamers on its regimental flagstaff. 3 & 4 BEDROOM S |1 -1V4 Cr 2 BATHS * Serai - Formal • « /* V » V « V « T 4 K •nowcaofiwst AT 1:00 - 3:10 . 1:20 • 7:88 9:40_____________ for Christmas I Tickets an Sal* W *4, Dee. 3®, Thar*., Dec. 31, II a. m. til 3 p. w. F ri, Dec. 33, • a. n . Ill 8 p. nt. at Mcllobarts Tire Supply, 401 W. let. • OPEN 12:48 TODAY A WED. D M u rm ri G IF T O F A L L ! | Mayfair Ballroom ADLER v TH E J 9 ’til 1 BILL tions were exhibited by soma of the members. Mrs. Gramkow showed Christmas candles, Mrs. Carol Crumley had an arrange­ ment featuring angels and Mrs. Louise Austin demonstrated a large gold wall medallion. Games were played by the group and prizes won by Mrs. Crumley, Mrs. Gramkow, Mrs. Betty Bar­ ley, Mrs. Tommie Johnson and Mrs. Frances Galloway. A red lic e tablecloth, laid over a white cloth, decorated the din­ ing table in Mrs. Manfre's home, and the centerpiece consisted of green candles in silver candle­ sticks, with streamers of green ribbon. Refreshments of petit fours, Chriitmis rookies, nuts, mints and coffee were served by tha hoetesiei. w* I Saturday, Dec. 23rd • 30 rests o f experience fetterin g good w ill In business and community Ufa. The Adult Ladirt Sunday Schori Class of the Osteen Baptist Church met with Mrs. Harry Osteen for their December meeting and an­ nual Christmas party. Mrs. Troy Gary led the devo­ tions which was followed by <* social hour and gift exchange. The hostess served refreshments of jello, cake, coffee and candies lo Mrs. Gary, Mrs. Robert Wil­ liams, Mrs. Guy Beall, Mrs. Char­ les Brown, Mrs. Trammel Kil­ patrick, Mrs. J. J. Redditt, Mrs. L. W. Jones and Mrs. Lois Brooke. A GOING AW AY PARTY tor MIsa Virginia Curley wan the occasion o f this event held at the home of the hoateia, Mian Carolyn Wheeler. Seated on the * floor nre Diana Toney and Margaret Diamond. Scontl row from left lire Sherri Chevalier, Miss Curley, Jean Hansen and Jane Powell. Back row, Carol Ann Carroll, La Rue Jones, Barbara Heron and Caro] Wheeler. / ' (Herald Photo) Osteen Jf -Ui. . ,r m. Hostess A t How about a 4*3 breskT V the 1 king and jack art In the tame hand, no play will make any dif­ ference. t How about the case when one N oli SOUTH <D> opponent started with klngs-mall? A A Q 1088T® In that cast, ha will hav® to play VKt hia king on a small trump, but ♦ AS tha Jack will still taka a trick. * 4 » How about tha case when ha No one vulnerable Sewth Wert Nertb Kart started with jack-small? Now you IS Pee* 3® Paea are getting somewhere. If you 3A r*u 4 s ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (UPI lead the queen, you will pick up 4A Paea Pace —The Royal and Ancient Club, the jaek and loan only one trump Opening lead—® q trick, so the queen ta tha correct Britain's governing golf body, hat pi»r. renamed Charles Lawrto captain of tha 1081 Walker Cup equad which will play tha United States at Turnberry. La writ'a 1981 squid absorbed an 11-1 beating by the ed Hie depths of despair. An un- titan real, Music by David Rose Yanka. cmpbijed dancer, with a disease It cxcelltnl, with background diagnosed as incurable by Dr. choral voices give dramatic Cameron lllll (Charles McGraw) meaning to tha pantomime action. DALLAS (UPI) —A five-man Connie acoidcntslly shoots her 0-10 p. m. NBC. Dick Powell officiating crew hes been chosen roommate, Sandy Demareat (San Show—"The Fifth Caller." The by Commiiikmer Joe Fose for By MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER dra Warner) In a bungled suicide caller wss intent on murder. the American Football League Mrs. Harry Osteen and Mrs. attempt. The Interrogation by Four persons are known to have chatnploofhip game between Hous­ Robert Williams attended the Lieut. Price Adams (Leslie Niet- seen Dr. Whitehall (Mabel At ton and San Diego neat Sunday. Cross of Malta Christmas Party at aen) leads to the ultimate arrest bertson), religious cult leader, The officials are referee Jim the home of Mrs. Oscar Camp In of the fake doctor. Gloria Gra­ before she was killed. The fifth, Barnhill, Marquette; umpire An­ DeLand, Monday evening. Mrs. hams plays his nurse. Anna Bardoaty (Eva (labor) la tony Vetort and btad linesman Osteen was honored when she was 0-0:30 p. m. CBS Red Sksl.ntrt discovered on the beach, bar Bo McAlister, both of Oklahoma presented a IS year pin, for mem­ Show— "Freddie and the Yuletule wrists slaihad, and !n a state of lu t e ; field Judge Johnny Morrow, bership in tha organisation which Doll", H you liked Skelton'* shock, Scotland Yard la Inclin­ Teas# ASM, and back Judge Jaek is the Auxiliary of tha Veterans Thanksgiving show, you're sure to ed to believe the murdered bar Reader, Holy Croat. of World War I. enjoy this one, too, for it U en­ employer, but Inspector Marshall tirely in pantomime. Skelton (Michael Rennie) pursues the In­ 1 e \ * k * . * 4 » * # W .^ /R F , again adopts hit "Freddie the vestigation further. Also featured Freeloader" hobo character to In the cast are Elsa Lanchartar effect tome highly artistic mime and George Macready. movements and expressions. A 0 I bL Am r ruu rb )I wistful, sentimental story sees Freddie f.nding a Kite rag doll Epalkm Bifma Alpha that magically rom ci to life. Cara Williams Is perfect, with an eye-popping facial cxprtitlon that makes her seem more doll W54 0 ♦ K Q 074 4 A K II1 Mies Virginia Curley wa* the honored guest at » surprise party given for her by Miss Carol Wheeler at her home in Sunltnd Estates, recently. 1 Mis* Curley, a student at Seminolc High School hft* now moved to Borton, Mu**-, where ihc ex­ pert* to graduate. The room* were beautifully decurated in the Chrietnia* theme to further convey the warm spirit of friendship. Gifts which had been placed on the mantelpiece were presented to the honoree at i£ . mrntov o f Sanford. Refreshment* of Chrislmns.decorated cake, holiday punch, ice cream, potato chip* and dips were served to the guest* after they plsyed charades. Mrs. Osteen Jack Pair Chtaael Bias Theater News Holly weoS Movie Celcade • m * ■ WEDNESDAY A. M. Ruth Miiie» thority, to say to their eon. "You're a student; you don't mak* tha r u le , You obey them. So go get a haircut and g .t back In school w hen you belong." A . for a principal and school board having the "right" to tell ■tud.nt. how they can and can't look—that la a responsibility that has h e n forced upon them by par­ ent* w ho r.fu e . to maka thtlr ton* and daughter, dress and act Ilk. ladi.a and gantltman. And th en ,r some connection between tha two, A few years ago a high school In 8*n Antonio, Tex,, was having a lot o f disciplinary problem* with "toughs," Authorities b a n n e d ducktall haircuts, blue Jeana worn low on tho hlpa and a few other such hoodlum fads and found out that when boy* weren’t allowed to drees like toughs they weren't t .t t (t* (#) IS) * :• (S) « ;r l (I) » CONFIDENTIAL TO NEAL OF CALIF.: I do not consider myself a fa­ shion expert, but I predict that this spring there will be muchchnnge in indies' dresses, nnd little chnnge in men’s pockots. dtiqhU qhtA T:30-8:30 p. m. NBC Laramie— "The Jailbreakars." Color. Fugi­ tive 011 Murtin (Charles Aldmsn) evades a posse and returns to Cheyenne, and Slim Sherman (John Smith) jv jailed for aiding and abetting. Later, Martin re­ pays Slim by helping him escape. The duo go In search of Lila Stevana (Jan Shepard), a dancehall girl who can clear them both. 8*8:30 p. in. CBS. Dick Van Dyke Show. Rose Merle almost stasia this one with htr funny antics as Rob (Van Dyke) puts on a show of gallantry for his man-hungry co-writer. Actually, It's Rob's wife Laura (Mary Tylar Moore) who prods hint to treat Rosa Marie Ilka a lady, question of a romance develops, but you won't take it as anything more serious than t device to keep Uia laughs coming. In this episode we meet the "emptybeaded" wile Buddy (Morey Amaterdam) has been complaining •bout in previous episodes. The character Is nicely played by Bar. bars Parry. 8:30.0:30 p. m. ABC. Tha New Breed - "Blood Money." Hardly • cheerful episode, but one that has some pretty girls to brighten up tbc gloomy picture. Connie Weems (Diana Millay) has retch­ • TUESDAY «*. M. l?) DEAR W IFE: Take a token gift, or whatever your purse will hold. The folks who invite you must be aware of your financial limitations ns well as the social burdens a pastor's wife must bear. Don't worry about what cards see if you can pick up a single, UU East and * e s t h a W hold. •ton honor anywhere. You are going to have to plan your play as declarer without A N on * seeing them. However, things are going to be fairly easy for you. West opens tbc queen of hearts. Essl takes tlie see and returns the suit and you can see that you will have do trouble with your contract. The worst that can happen to you will be the toss of two trump tricks. Your problem will lie to find « way to hold your trump losses to one trick If the cards lie right for you. The first play is a cinch. You must play the ace of trumps to • DEAR ABBY: What can a minister's wife do about all these showers? People don’t stop to realize the-pastor’s wife la the only one in the entire congregation who is Invited to all the showers. 1 can’ t get a gift for one and not for another. To huy gifts for all would break a rich person. Thank you. PASTOR’S WIFE iO o m m : £acoby • Party Honors Miss Curley Television Farewell Kitchens Price* Start at $11,900 with Low Down Payment and No Cloning Cost V. A. Financing: also FHA, FHA-IN SERVICE, CONVENTIONAL Shosm jaksui CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Includes Everything 211 W. 28th St. Custom Building n Specialty General Office FA 3-3108 Balsa Office FA 1-7408 DIRECTIONS TO KAYKNNA: Tura Follow Country Club Rd. W. Oa Watch 18th 8 t. Signs , f �A QNtr OanforB Turn. Dee. 19, 1961— Pape 3 UmTA Miss Patricia Anne Smith To Marry Thomas 7. Bernosky Mr. and Mra. Richard R. Smith, Enterprtic Road, DeBary, an* nounce the engagement of tlieir daughter. Patricia Anne to Thotnai Joseph Bem»*ky, aon ol Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Bcrnosky, 229 Bradshaw Drive, Sanford. ^ Misa Smith was born in Malden, ^faaa., but hai lived in Florida for the pait IS yeara. She attended St. James school in Orlando And la now a member of the senior class at Seminole High School. Sanford. She is a member of the DCT Club. The groom-elect was born in McKccrport, Pa. He graduated from Seminole High School with 0 h e 1961 class and at present is in training at the Pensacola Naval Air Station. While in high school he was a member of the DCT Club. A June wedding is being planned. Mrs. A. L. Hardesty will leave today, by jet plane for San Fran­ cisco, Calif., to spend the Christ maa holiday with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. Gerald ^B rin ey. Misa Cindy Brown of Orlando and lormerly of Sanford la visiting Miss Tina Davis at her home on Catalina Drive. SrOON-FED Mothers in all parts of the world are spooning more and more American-made baby foods into mouths of hungry infanta. Last year, the U. S. Department of Agriculture reports, Sis million worth of U. S. baby food want overaeaa. This ia double the amount exported in IBM. IP* A Wine Telephone Group Holds Dinner-Party Tha traffic department of them Bell Telephone and Tele­ graph Co. held their annual Christ­ mas dinner and party at the Capri Restaurant, After enjoying a delicious din­ ner, gifts were exchanged and door prizes awarded to Mias klelba Johnson, Eugene Giimartin, Mrs. Henry Dawson, Mr. and Mr*. Al­ vin Thompson, Mrs. Themis Gal­ loway and Mr*. Ollia Owen. Mia* Dorothy Cooper, chief oper­ ator; Mr*. Elizabeth Harman, evening chief operator and Mrs. Becky Jones, assistant chief oper­ ator received gifts from the em­ ployes, Tablrs were decorated with Christmas arrangements, reindeer ami Florida holly. Christmas songs were sung by the group and danc­ ing was enjoyed until midnight. About 70 employes and guests were present for the evenings fes­ tivities. D A R Members Mrs. L. P. Hagan and Mrs. L. R Jennings were co-hostesse* at the monthly meeting of Salllc Harri­ son Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, at their home, 1*02 Park Are. Mrs. C. K. Butler, regent, open­ ed the meeting it 2:30 p.m. with the ritual and pledge to the flags Mrs. F. E. Roumillat. state mu­ sic chairman, gave an interest­ ing program on American com­ posers of Christmas carol*. Thr group joined in singing several of the carols, accompanied at the piano by Mrs, Hotnillat. Aasisting the bosteaici with re­ freshments during the social hour were Mrs. A. R. Key and Mrs. C. R. Daw-son. About 2$ members at­ tended the meeting, Chambers-Foss Wedding Announced siDiary * (p & A A o n a h Given By Final Plans For Girl Scout SENIOR TROOP 10 Girl Scouts of Senior Troop 10 have been getting into the Christ­ mas spirit. During the past month these busy girls have accomplish­ ed many projects, some of which include stuffing envelopes for the TB drive, painting milk cartons for the Little Red School House fiiin d raising drive and making pine cone turkeys to be used in the holiday celebrations at the ' Tampa TB Hospital. During the Thanksgiving holi­ day, the girls and their dates went on a hayridc to New Smyrna Beach and cooked hot dogs and marshmallows on the beach. Several girls with their leaders, Mrs. James Buckler, also jour­ n e y e d to the Leedy home in East Orlando to attend a Red Cross ca­ noeing course. After a demonstra­ tion of the different strokes, the girls climbed into canoes and at­ tempted to row around the lake. They mat with a varying degree of success. Future plans of the troop include more canoe lessons, additional help with civic projecta and work­ i n g in the hospital . as nurse's aides. The latter will probably be­ gin sometime after Christmas. BROWNIE SCOUT JR OOP IOS Brownie Scout Troog 106 which meets each Monday afternoon at the Lake Mary School is very ex­ cited and happy over winning first prize for the second year in a row with their float In the Christ_ mas parade. ® They' have been very busy this year. Some of their -activities in­ clude learning the practice of Americanism, the flag salute and the Brownie promise. An Interest­ ing visit was made to the Sanford Fire Department and preceding the holiday season they have made some holly candle sticks, which were donaiod to the Lake Mary i School tor their winter carnival. Next week they plan to join 100 other scouts and brownies from the area for a big oook-out. For some of tha members this will be the first time they have cooked their own meals. Troop laadera are Mrs, Olan Houtwcll and Mr*. M . J, Sorokowaky. Christmas Program MISS PATRICIA ANNE SMITH (Cox P h oto) Adams-Brooks Wedding Announced A simple but impressive wedding was solemnised at the Osteen Bap­ tist Church, Sunday Dec. i at 2:30 p, m. when Mias Julie Adams, daughter of Kenneth W. Adama of Miami and the late Mrs. Janet E. Adams, and Richard Brooke, aon uf Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brooke, of Osteen, were married by Rev. Many Families Welcomed T o Sanford Area Mra. Virginia Pelroski reports a large number of families wel­ comed to the Sanford area the past two weeks. They include Mr. and Mr*. O. R. Kinn.ird from Lake Mary; Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Pennick and children, Wayne, Steven, David and Sherrill, from Lynch­ burg, W. V*. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Johnson, Merritt, Berry and Mary Eliza­ beth, from Hendersonville, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Beers from Mcadville, Pa ; Mr. and Mra. J. B. Strickland, Joyce, Carolyn, Mitchell and L^rrj from Gulfport, Miss. *, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. James from Danville, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Robison, John snd 'Robert from Los Angeles, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Straughn and Mark from Palalka and Mr. and Mrs. Thomss Mills from Chester, Pa, Families transferred here by the Navy include Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Melternick and son, Mike, from Cumberland, Md.; Mr. and Mra. E. O. Williams, Lori, Jan, Mike, Carol and Darby from Carpus Christ!, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Blocker from Charleston, S. C. Mr. and Mra. C. L. Cleary, nourk and Shannon from Massa­ chusetts; Mr. and Mra. R. B. Bogwall, Susan and Cindce from San Diego, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Gandcrton, Debbie and Brenda from Memphis, Tenn.; Mr, and Mrs. William D. Rothwell from San Diego, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Morris, Harry and Doug from Memphis, Tcnn.; Mr. and Mr*. H. W. Schenck, Chuck and Charlotte from Key Waal; Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mc­ Daniels, Mike. Jerry and Kath­ leen from Jacksonville, and Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Ramsey and son, Tommy, from Cuba. Sanford welcomes the new fam­ ilies reported by our Welcome Wagon hostesa. Trammel Kilpatrick, The bride wore a white suit with black accessories and whs given in marriage by her father, 1 Nuptial music and the tradition­ al wedding marches wrre played by Mra. Clarence Snyder. The bride formerly lived in En­ terprise and attended Enterprise and DrLand schools, being gradu­ ated from DeLand High last June. She recently wax employed by tha A A P store in Si. Peters­ burg. The bridegroom attended Osteen and DeLand schools anil was grud'uateii in HIM. He is rmployed by Meltoberts Tire Co., Sanford. A reception at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. I-*riy Hirt followed the ceremony. After a short honeymoon the roupla will live in tha McCullough apartments in Osteen. Final plans have been an­ nounced for the wedding of Miaa Sandra Kay Chambers, dsughter of Mr. and Mr*. Vincent W. Cham­ bers, Chuluots, to Everett Warren Foss, son of Mr. and Mrs Warren E. F'oss, of Cambridge, Vt. Tlie wedding will he an event of Dec. 21, at S p.m. at the First Bsptist Church in Chuluoia. Rev. Charles G. Swagger!)-, pastor, will officiate. M in Karen Chambers, slstpr of the bride, will Iw maid of honor and best man will be Charles Parker, Pompano Brach. No invitations are being ex­ tended and all friends of the couple are invited to attend the wedding and reception which will be held in the Social Hall of the Church. Eastern Star Plans Initiation MISS DOROTHY COOFUR, right, chief operator nml Mm. Elizabeth Hnrnuin. left, evening chief operator, re­ ceive giftit from employes at the parly given by the Traffic Dept, of Southern Hell Telephone Co. Mm. Joyce Boyd, second from left and Mias Melba Johnson were in charge of arrangement* for the evening. (Herald Photo) Enterprise Personals Holiday guest* at tha home of Recent guest of Altoona and Mr. and Mr*. J antes Richards in­ Miss Sarah Ruth Bates was Mrs. clude Mr. Richards* sisters, Miss Owen nates, uf DeLand. Mr. and Mr*. William SherbonIrene Richards, of Washington, dy, uf Cleveland, Ohio, arrived Inst I). C. and Mr*. Margaret Friskey, week to spend the winter at the o f Evanston, HI, and Mist Helen Stone Island Apartment*. They Lincweav*r, also of Washington, will l>« joined by their son, David, for ths holidays. D. C. . . . . start the holiday with a good foundation! And Party Thursday Seminole Chapter I, Order of Eastern Star, will mret Thursday at 8 p.m. for Initiation and Christ­ mas party. Brothers are asked to bring a gift to exchange with another man and sisters for a woman. Gifts are not to exceed $1 in price. Knutc Rockrve coached the No­ ire Da tie team to five perfect seasons. loveliest ideas about you take shape ut Ro-Jay I \dI V Church Calendar l CYKJ NEW DIMENSION'* light, lasting, easy-car* LYCRA® spandrx liras and girdles. Very new, very young. Amazing ultra-light, extra strong Lycra allma with an case you've never known before. , OPEN 1111A ............... .................. — ------ *&-°? 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D 9:00 A.M. •9:00 P.M. a d with B u l o v a A matchless combination . . . tha outrageously flattering MERRY WIDOW® s h a p e in “ New Dimension'' Lyctu.® Whittles your waist, give# high-hold lift, sip* in front, tool Try on this gay front zip Merry Widow® her* .todayI 116.80 Bulova is truly tha gift quality watch . . . tha watch you can ghra with pride, waar with pride, because M’s made with pride. Han In . , . Who Shop* at (he PLAYGIRL for all of hia “ women folk". Open Every Nite’ til 9 From Friday, Dee. 11th until Christmas Playgirl Christmas Shopping By Appointment At Night and Sunday Afternoon* WM. E. Jia d s A Jeweler FA SH IO N S \ FERN PARK TB g-SSIt SHOPPING CENTER FWEN PARK 112 Si*. Park Av«. Fti. FA 2-2363 Accredited charge account* welcomed �Peter Edson Docs In House? In the 1962 session o f Congress, a big buttle is ex­ pected to flare on the issue 01 medical care for the aged. Actually, the question o f adequste medical aid for persons of all ages la still a very unsettled one. Few people today need to be told that it can be financially perilous to be sick enough to require hos­ pitalization and possibly surgery. Hospital costs, like many others, go running onward and upward, often testing to the limit the ailing person's ability to pay. The Health Information Foundation looked into medical care costs as recorded under the voluntary Bluo Cross program in a midwestem state in n typical year. It found there were about 116 hospital admissions fo r every 1000 persons covered by the program, and that the average bill paid each time was $166. Obviously, the more serious and more protracted the illness, the more likely this average figure would prove to be unrepresentative,. For cancer patients the average was $887, for heart cases $264. Without some measure o f health insurance, such costs inevitably deal a blow to individual or family budgets. And the various programs aro having a hatti time keening financially abreast of the rising charges. In this connection, it is informative to note that data from the U. 8. National Health Survey, a federal agency, show that use o f hospital services is about one third higher among those with insurance as compared with those who have none. While this is understandable enough on the sur­ face, the Important question is to what extent the un­ insured fall to obtain hospital attention they bi "y need. The survey agency’s figures further indicate— not surprisingly — that the lower a family’s income, the smaller the proportion o f its hospital bills which will be covered by insurance. In other words, health insur­ ance protection is weakest where it is needed most. Since medical care burdens are just part o f the mounting load weighting down the average Individual in this cost-ridden age, it would be rash to forecast early solution of this problem. There will be enough controversy in 1962, it ap­ pears, simply in trying to easo that part of the dilemma that involves the aged. Fay Henle’s Your Pocketbook Q—What would happen to my money, in and out of the bank, and my atocka If we were bombed or suffered fall-out T—D. L. A—Dear D. L : According to the most-informed aourcai, the gov­ ernment would not compensate you for lost caih. * Banka plan to pay off savings and checking accounts even 11 their premises are destroyed, but will probably limit how much cash you could withdraw Immediately. The government plans to compspfate .stockholders In destroyed Arms, but with limits on immed­ iate cash payments. Everyone agreea you should keep careful records of wbat you If you are the cautious type, you might send a duplicate set of your records to another part of the United Slates. Let's hope none of these precautions will ever be needed. Q—Instead of buying atocka In the stock market, some people buy "puts" and "ca lls." What are they?— M. U. A—Dear M. 11.: A "p u l" la an option, or right, to sell 100 shares of stock at a certain price within a certain period of time. A "ca ll" la an option, or right, to buy loo shares of stock at a certain price within a period of time. "P ula" are bought by those who think a stock may go down. If you buy a "put," the person who haa sold you tho contract must take delivery of the slock and pay the price to the owner within a specified period of time. If you buy a "ca ll," the holder of the stock must sell you the stock at a specified price and time. These "p u t" and "c a ll" contracts are written for 10, 60, 10 days—or longer. Q—If you have a good, lnformrd broker that you have confidence In, do you still need a bank to advise you on your InvcstmenU and commitments?—R. C. J. A—Dear R. C. i .t 1 dislike yesand-no answers, but I fear you are due for one. Basically, it de­ pends how much money you have invested, for unless the sum' is substantial, a bank advisory ser­ vice could be too costly. On the other band, two brains could be better than one or, by the same Uken, merely lend added in­ decision. Finally, I don’ t know what you mean by "com m it­ ments." (Please dear readers, be more specific.) Actual steam Is not visible. The white vspor which Is called steam Is actually a collection of fine moisture droplets which are form­ ed by the condensation of true steam. OUT OUR WAY M T lE T 'e M SETVttL) niTTBWV SLiYlHd CKCl &TMAG ViC LO11**30 ALKEAoy/ OUYIHO TOO CHRiaTMAwTRCIifi— )\ M y 50 VfMILB WAS GOAD. 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There is no Incen­ social workers, theq have t b £ blllion-a-year federal-state assis­ tive lo get off eery relief money states adopt standards that relief fern'lies be visited at least once tance programs ta in the works. and onto a payroll. every three months In sfforts to This Includes not only the Ken­ A key trouble here, aayi Rlbl- get them off relief. nedy administration health Insur It la of course hard to get ance plan for the aged—to re­ coff, la that there aren't enough place the Kerr-MUls plan adopt' competent people administering tough about people on relief at ed during the Elsenhower admin­ public assistance. Of 32,000 aortal Christmas time. When Rlbicoff istration—but also a complete re­ workers, fewer than 3 percent was asked If hia new problem vamping of the aid to dependent bave been trained for their jobs. waa a -businessman's approach" Such aortal workers aa there are to public assistance, be waa stop­ children programs. have too much to do. Instead of ped for a moment. Then he obw This is to be renamed the having, say 130 cases in tbelr served, "There's a heck of a lot "Bureau of Family Services" and care, they have 300. They can't businessmen don't know about the emphasis la to be put on re* possibly make the rounds. government. This is a hardhead babllitation to get more people and compassionate heart ap­ One of the goals In tbi new off relief and into useful employ Rlbicoff plan la to glvo incen­ proach." ment. Many people will My It's about time. Some contend that tha whole business of relief should be abolished, just because »f abuses In a small minority of tbe cases handled. Ariiona Sen. Barry Goldwater, for inatanca, says In his book, CASE K-480: Roger B., aged 33, trines in middle life, ao at tbe age "Tbe Conscience of a Conserva­ of 60 they are stU bolding on to U a college professor. tive," that "the recipient of wel­ "N o, I seldom vote In an elec­ to the views they championed at farism . . . mortgages himself to tion," be confessed. "Both part­ 301 the federal government" and eli­ The public, however, has caught ies are crooked, anyway, ao what minates "any feeling of responup with them meanwhile and even Iblllty for his own family and difference does It make? passes them. Hence, a former "Besidei, there are enough that of his neighbors." HU con­ radical may ultimately becoma floaters end morons to far out­ clusion 1*: conservative unless he keeps Itm weigh my billot. So I don't take "Lot welfare be a private con­ the harness and continues to cern." Or, " if we deem public any Interest In politics. It makes create or champion new truths. little difference to me which par­ Intervention necessary, let the 3(any complacent business men job bo done by local and state ty or which candidate win* the who once were alert to the time*, election. authorities that are Incapable of and keenly In touch with their " H m political speakers just tell accumulating the vait political employes, as well as quite sen­ the same old Ues and make the power that U so Inimical to our sitive to any shift In public opin­ same glib promises. They use liberties." ion or fashion, are now out of Secretary of Health, Education the same old platitudes and rab­ contact with life. ble routers. and Welfare Abraham Rlbicoff Tbelr businesses may coa s(^ "Even If I took an active In­ maintains that the itates run the along for awhile at a profit, bu t^ terest in politics, wbat can a lone programs now. soon they'll head for dissolution The federal government, he man do against the masse* of un­ and bankruptcy. Such men are thinking voters?" aayi, merely supplies matching too lasy to read the signs of de­ No progress la aver possible fundi for state programs after cay. Oh, they may try to kid they're approved by Washington where men and women passive­ themselves for awhile by a phil­ as meeting certain minimum ly submit to present circum­ anthropic paternalism toward standards. The states ect as stances, shrug their shouldera In their employes. a despairing gesture, end are too transmission belts to pais the But men want wages Instead money to local government to laty or listless to try. That's a of gifts or paternal pats on the sign of senility, tool hand out. back. They want sincere p ra ise^ In 1492, all of Europe took one Aa governor of Connecticut for for honest effort. And they espe­ stand, but Columbus took the op­ atx years, Rlbicoff had to deal cially want to be noticed and with public aifistance programs posite. Later Fulton and Edison called by namel Tbelr ego is of­ first-hand. He aayi they caused did as Columbus had done. When Christ was crucified, he ten as Important as their pockethim more concern than anything book as regards the cauie of elas. And he came back to Wash­ left only 11 disorganized Apostles strike*. In an Immoral age. ington aa head of HEW determln Labor unions would have been But those 11 men went to work ed to correct them. unnecessary If Industrial leaders against tha entire pagan Roman Tbe 10 new regulations he has bad kept their ears to the ground! just announced for administering empire and within a few centur­ The modern consumer survey ies made Christianity tbe itate aid to dependent children are hla la Invaluable to every kind o f . religion. first step. leader who wanta to keep abreastm Today a church spire arises Some additional legislation will of th* public thinking. from every village and hamlet be requested of the new Con 1 always kept "plants" In my greM and another ft? million will as a tribute to the sturdy ethical college claaiei Just to learn If my battle waged by that minority be required— half federal, half lecturer were "going across" with group. state funds—to put hia reforms The majority are not always a bang, or if 1 was slipping In In effect. But, "W e're trying to right. In tact, the minorities are some regard. lave on a long-range b u l l , " he Moreover, I don’t ever expect often a step ahead of tha ma­ says, "and .we can bring down to "coast", at least until my pall jority. tbe costa of relief." it often takas years to popu­ bearers roll me into tbe hearse. Public Assistance Programs larise new truths and scientific We should all keep Alive and«, were born In the depths of the inventions, so by the time the young, which means in touch with great depression, when private majority are sold on the new reality, and open-minded. charity and local governments idea*, the advancing fringe of found themselves unable to cope Not even th* giant dlnoeaura progressive leaders la far ahead, with their problems. They drop­ were as larga or aa heavy as forming a new minority. ped off during World War II The elder La Foliate was con­ the sulphur-bottom whale, world's years, but have been on the in sidered a radical, but most of bis largest animal. crease ever since. And there it so-called radical views would now no predicting where they will go ba ultra conservative doctrines. Meataria] If they continue In tbe present "But why do older men usual­ GlfU wrong directions. ly grow conservative?" you may Public assistance administrators far well ask. are waking up to thn fact that M ART Because they are laty I They they now have dependent children RESEARCH quit Inventing ntw Idaaa or doe* on their roll* who are tbe third Cratefelly generation in famtliea that have Acknowledged Residential • Commercial been on relief for a quarter of a I)u IId lug SEMINOLE . DeBARY century, FALL OUT COUNCIL Tbe problem Is to get such ol SHELTERS these people aa are able to work P. O. BOX 10$ FA 2-7083 off the relief rolee and onto some SANFORD, FLApaying job. Many of them are un­ G. W. DODSON, Contractor Dr. Crane’s Worry Henry McLemore Determined to carve properly at leait one Christmas turkey be­ fore 1 die, I enrolled a month ago In a correspondence school of carving. J-lke a beginner in any art, 1 didn't start right off with a tur­ key. Far from it. After an intro* ductory lesson on knives (what kind to use, how to sharpen, care and use, etc.), I was allowed to start carving on a meat loaf. I gave myself an A-plus on the meat loaf. H la an Ideal "bird " to carve. It baa no wings, legs, or nack, and doesn't resist the carver In any way. The same la true of tbe hot dog, the pork chop, the sirloin steak, and tbe meat ball, all of which I advanced to aa the leason* moved along. Then, Just recently, cams the big Jay. The leason came In a larger, heavier envelope. The con­ tents felt much bulkier, and were. At first, from the weight of the envelope, I Draught that my alma mater had enclosed a free tur­ key. Out no, the vary first thing on the Instruction ahaet was In* formation aa to the alia of the turkey 1 should buy for practice. So I bought a nine-pound turkey (fruten), had my wife cook it, and 1 stood by sort of like a surgeon'a nurse in an operating room. I even scrubbed up before 1 started, and slipped on an apron voluminous enough to peas for a gown. "H ie sharpest knife we bave," 1 said to Mary. It was in my hand before 1 knew it. With a quick glance at the dia gram of a turkey's body on my Instruction sheet, I made the first inctalon—a deep gash roughly where the thigh Joins the rest of the turkey. "Hold his head, nurse," I barked to Mary aa the turkey, aa if flinching, slid sideways on tbe platter. Grasping the drumstick 1 sawed away, only to run into a part of the turkey that my book had never mentioned. It was, as far as 1 could determine, a thin lay­ er of concrete reinforced with steel riba. "The hatchet, nurse," 1 com* mended. Mary went to tbe back porch and returned with the hatchet. A few sharp, decisive blows broke through the turkey's con­ cealed armor plate and one leg wai on the platter. Six chops of the hatchet and the other leg was off. Tbe book then said to carve the meat off the legs and thigh, but that waa not neces­ sary. Tbe meat waa already off, shredded by the hatchet's whacks. Afraid that the operation waa taking too long, 1 gave up the use of the knife on the wings and used my bands. For thoaa In­ terested, a counter-clockwise mo* tlon la beat for wrenching off the wings of a turkey. "Splendid job, sir," ! beard Nurse Mary mutter. "Thank you," I said, and at­ tacked the breast with tU whlta meat. This time I used the knife, and managed to cut away huge chunks, roughly the else of hen's eggs. At last tbe job wa* finished. Tbe turkey was not only carved, but blaited. Stuffing waa everywhere. The bird looked aa If a band grenade bad exploded in Its mid­ dle. "Ready to eat," I said, stepping back. "Ready to collect," the nurse said. We ate the turkey and threw the book out the window. Carvers are born, not made. Letters To The Editor money because such political in­ P. 0 . Box 311 fluence as we had waa exerted Sanford, Morlda December II, 1961 on the application. Frankly, X do not want a gov­ Dear Sir: County Commissioner James P. ernment run on the basis of other Avery's frequent tirades are gen­ than merit. It's typical small-time erally taken with a sprinkling of demagoguery for a person to yell tall and patted off with consider­ "politics" when he hasn't done ation of tha source; however, when hie own job. What does Mr. Avery he attempts to blame Congress­ think he's In, If It Isn't politics? When Mr. Avery has been with man Herlong and Senator Smalh•ra for tha County's failure to ob­ us ■ little longer perhaps he will tain money from tho federal gov­ team that Mr. Harlong and Mr. ernment for a drainage turvey, Smathers have been mighty good ba la trying to mislead our people. friends of Seminole County and Apparently there were valid rea­ that his tirade about "politics" sons why Seminole County did not was in vary poor taate. Very truly yours, qualify for the grant. To shunt tt Andrew Carraway off and call it "pollUca" la tbe worst kind of demagogic politics itself. If it (■ politics that controls Ry MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER these decisions, then Seminole Th# Woman's Missionary So­ County should have gotten tbe cia l/ of the Osteen Baptist Church hald IU Week of Prayer 'P r U M U d 'U : acrvlrea at the church on Tuesday and Wednaaday mornings o f last BOSTON, LOS ANQILKS week. LONDON Mrs. Harry Osteen, program chairman, led the discussion on "Tiding* o f Peat*," and Mrs. Charlaa Drown and Mr*. QUy Baall provided apodal music for the meeting. WMS Observes Week Of Prayer Others participating on th* pro­ gram were Mrs. Clauds Tyaon Mri. Millard Tyaon, Mr*. J. 8. Pat­ erson, Mrs. King Allman, Mrs. Allman, Mrs. Robert Williams, Mra. Levi VanEtten and Mr*. Trammel Kilpatrick. Tuesday, December IP, 1961 WAS.TSCSS A- iilSSLOW, BSISTOSI A rU IU lU M H lassm i Reviewing Stand UN Disarmament Effort In Offing UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U P D — A half-year o f hard bar­ gaining by Moscow and Washing­ ■ UBSOIUSTIOM MATBS ton brought the United Nations S S eiltorr B* today to th* point o f returning e f­ osrio* rate Sa aeaslaala CMBIr All O ik « S-Yoar a il A* ISJ* a Year (11J forts to disarm the world. e Maalks ATS AM * MaaSka SYS An 18-nation committed, worked • Meaihe am 1 M 1 Maalks ASS a astalk ms M S 1 Maatk 1M ; out by th* Soviet Union and th* V. ■ Feeaiil Bswalaslaaa presses* Skat all m s sakaert United Slates aad approvad unani­ aaa aaallae notates ST. rate at Ua r —l etSSaa •< mously by the General Assem­ bly'* Main Political Committee o IM A lt l l U t t f M t at ttaoek a, 1ST*. •tao ad IM Varied roeeo staieh So eaUUM eaetaa- Wednesday night, will start work reyeMSoatlea *» all tt* local l i e s yrlated tattle on the elusive disarmament prob­ lem aa soon as t*«hnkal arrangedeadar, aad ctate* monte u a be made. Clinic ® We Will Be CLOSED Thurs., Dec. 28 While we calculate the 4% year dividends Interesting Accurate Complete Tbe Ovtolan Stance MawIter One Nenrer S t, Seaten 13. M eat Nr Hw tana □ I year |;L Stl Q I atantto tJJO A M *. " Zone tty s> - Don’t Ba Boshfull loaning money that will .nablo you to buy a homo, build on#, or help you fan* p ro v your present homo Is our business. needs. We will be olad to talk to you a . bout your plans at any time you desire. for our 5,400 Savings Accounts Please let us serve you on Wednesday or Friday �* Giants Place Eight On All-Pro Squad S p ares S trik e s . . . . ROLLING ALON G............. By Alan Mover Hr JOHN A. SroLSKI friends. DePalma outshot ’em all ALiX W £B ST£R Xn e w Veh-iell-te Chvsta . . . to or.« with a 547 aeries ae Ole Garfield YOftfC G/MNTS'fUUBACK, Fox cam* thru with a 605 and and all! Gee, I guess Dear Ola Mom was Jerry Riley Just missed the 200 right after all! She told me that a ven ge with a 690 set. NAVY INTRAMURAL . . thoae 8 years o f Ukrainian would eventually pay-off. Now I got my VAH-3U Trng'a Kingsbury was opper-eroncity to flaunt my fluent top gun this past Tuesday with a foreign language 1 (11a! Ha! That'a 236/600 combo Hot shot F n n k ' i a« funny aa Kegltr Marvin Melt- Bamberg's GOO eat Isn’t to be xer's youthful plcturea ahowing taken lightly, either. Saya he'a just waitin' to bowl ut'ens in tha All him with thoae curly locks.) Before I do forget It though, In Star Lg and knock us out o f first our everyday, expressive greet place, again. ingi. . . . Holiday Best Wishes to BUSINESSMEN . . . The Town one and all from your Jet Lanes Pump's Tommy Kipp ripped the staff. pine wide open with a 216 but it Incidentally, we’ll be open on wasn’t quite enough to dislodge Sunday, 12/24 from noon til 4:30 my Irish bowling buddy Dick ZurkPM. On Monday, Chrtilmai Day erman out o f series honors with a 598. Y ot a bomb Zuck was tossln 4 i it'll be from 4 PM til midnight. And still the new leagues form on Tuesday nlta! Pocket v forty inchea wide. and form and fo rm .. . . For those of you women who HI NUONERS . . . The two work during the day and would bowlin’ Margie's thared all the ilka to belong to an evening lea honon in this league ai Kipp gus, there's a new one organising (Shoemaker Construction) had hi to !>ouI on Friday evening at 8:30. game o f 200 to Woods (Monroe Once again it's Martha Kinnard Harbor) 203/607 set. laying the ground-work, ao if JET BOWLER-ETTES . . you're Interested, it'll be a six Toy Corral's Elaine Kostivai led TW * YEAR ALEX S A * COME team leagua with at least three of ’em all with a 170/466. OX TO 0 K 2/>p /X S / A A r* A C L-r/.T tE SROCAO 'em already filled. ALL STARS . . . Carl Von HerS A / x/ yo *T A r/ E r/ c* — Maxine Koehler and Tommy bulia (Buddy's Auto) was back on tY /r/t x o j r r e o u La r sam t c to a o y e m as o x e y Kipp split the pot In last wsek's the beam again with a 233/626. 3 3 3 XAr o S R E X N P T X f/R Scotch Doubles. . . , $30.00, Boy, Couple of other six hundreds . AtC-T/ME IfAPER, RRAXK GfRRORP. thsy’re surely having a good turn Ed Callan (Mar Iaiu' s ) 612; John out on Sunday evenings at 8. If Wright (Handy Food Stores) GOB you'd like to have some fun, why and Harry Pentecost'* (W oodruff not come on out and watch them Marina) G03. BILL HEMPHILL MOTOR bowl. Better y«t» we'll supply a m partner for you and you join the ETTES . . . Vema Bolton (Bonne villa's) 176/500. * crowd, too. Hop Scotching the Leagues. SANDSPURS . . . Midge Woods JET LANES KEULERS . . . HI (McRoberta Tires) 205 and Lll Og­ game, Don Jackson—214; Hi Ser­ den (Robson Sptg Goods) 54G. CITY LG . . . HI Game— AI De ies, Don Brumfield— 670. NEW YORK (UPI) - Defend- son for the Buckeyes' only lost, N KING8WOOD B L D R S ./S U N - Palma (Laka Monroe Inn) 22G and ing national champion Ohio Slate, were second again this week. LAND . . . Margie Kipp (Jet I-anea Jack Kanner (Buddy’* Auto) 224 picking up additional strength However, they lost ground in Klde) waa hi with a 188 barely Hi Ssrlsa— DePalma 631 and Bob­ with each victory', today was pick­ their battle to overtake Ohio by Bordsdorf (Jet Lanes) 61G. nosing out Etalne Kostivai (Chero­ ed the nation's No. t major col- Stale, picking up 304 points com* MIDGET FOO DM ART/ COUN­ kee Sparettee) 183. Same situation lege basketball team for the pared with 321 a week ago when 0 in the aeriee with Margie having TRY CLUB MANOR-ETTES . . . third straight week by the United tltcy trailed by only 20 points. M Brubaksr (Sugar A Spies) 174 607 to Elalna'a 500. Press International Board of With points awarded on a bails MR- A MRS. LEAGUE . . . Well and Louise Cadenhaad (Corals) Coaches. of 10-9-5-7-6-S-4-3-I-1 for votes 469. will you looks here Leading all o f The Buckeyes, who gained tha from first to 10th, Kansas State T LEAGUE . . . Sanford Her­ the women in this sociable group national title a year ago with a was picked third with 255 polnta, is Sybil Bast with a 183. Syb isn't ald’s Dot Button blasted a 226/670. perfect score o f 350 points, were and Providence fourth with 166 bowling more than a yaar, if it'a Cornin' along real fine, thank you. only two short of that mark this points. Those were the same spots THURSDAY KITE MIXED LG that long a time. Nlea golit* Syb, 1 week as 33 of the 35 coaches who the Wildcats and Friars held last . . Ed Michalek (WUson-Maicr) know tha entire lg was rootin' you make up the UPI board named week, but Kanaai State widened on. Another new name fo r the men 247/614 and Jimmie Anderion waa them No. 1. The other two Us margin over Providence to -9 hi for the women with a 208 and leaden belongs to that o f Don coaches picked them fo<* second points. Last week the spread was f Dorman as he blasted a 215/577. Margie Woods had aarias with a and named Cincinnati No. 1. 49 polnta. 640. Atta boy, Don I The Besrcati, who beat Ohio There was some juggling for JET LANES KEGLERS . . . A c­ SATURDAY AM JUNIOI/BANState in the NCAA finals last sea the other five spoil among the TAM LG . . . Jody Beauchamp led tion from this past week law John top 10. Southern California moved all of tha Bantama (13 y e a n and Downs (O. K. Tires Store) with a up from seventh to fifth, West under) with a nifty 160/404 211 and Ed Michalek (Craig C a n ) Virginia advanced from ninth to scratch series. Hittin* ’em hard for hi with a 669 series. sixth, and Arison* Slate from HOLLER M 0 T 0 R S/N A V Y tha Juniors, Denver Yodoplch o f eighth to seventh, while Duke the Big Daddiee team shot a 202 WIVES . . . Fran Mackey— 191 and sli|>pcd from fifth to eighth, Puras dependable Danny McFarlln Betty Allen 684. due from aixlh to ninth and Wich­ You know, I waa Just thinking took asriea honors with a 453. Dan ita broke into the top 10 by mov­ 'bout somethin*. Normally, they WASHINGTON (UPI) — Don’t ^ bowls for the Ten Pina. ing up from 15th to 10th. SPARE RIRBERH . . . Looks usa about this amount o f space to laugh, but the hottest rookie This week's ratings were baaed Ilka that practlca period Is paying covar tha action In ona football, quarterback in the history of the only on gamei played through o ff for the Lean'a Odgtn aa he baskat or baseball gam* which in­ National Football League appnr last Saturday. cntly la none other than "Stormin' came thru with a 21(1/668 aeries. clude! about 30 participants. Hera I am trying to do justice Norman" Snead of the uft-healcn N ot too far ahead u( tha Tuugh’a Walsko who rolled a 213 scratch in tha aame amount o f space fo r a Washington Redskins. sport with more than 1,000 partici­ Doubt it 7 gams. Then what freshman NFL quar MER MAC/CHARLES MUSIC pants. Not complaining with the Herald, terbsck holds the record for pass S1NGLEB CLASSIC . . . Whooee, hut they'ra gsttlng bigger and blg- though cause they've bean moat e i attempted, passes completed ^ g e r and B1GGEH. . . . Jerry Riley co-operative. Just thought I’d and yards gained through the air collected the jp with a mighty 248, mention it to my bowling buddies In bis first year? It'a not Sam The Sanford Women’s Golf nudging A1 D*l'alma'a 241, which so that they'd better understand Baugh nor Norm Van Brocklln Association held their monthly waa slightly better than Ed Cal- why it'a almost impossible to men­ nor John Unllaa nor anyone else luncheon Wednesday at the May. lan'a 236. Ail scratch score*, my tion all splits, hi games, cte. but Mr. Snead. falr County Club with preienta* Snead'S 373 attempu, 172 com tlon of handicap trophies the main pletiona and 2,337 yarda gained highlight of the luncheon. passing this season were records Guest of Honor for the occasion for rookie quarterbacks. waa Ur. Richard W. Keogh of the On attempts, his closest com ­ Florida State Bank who assisted petitor was Unitas who threw 196 In the program in presenting times hli first year in the NFL winner and runner-up prises, On completions, Unitas again Prliea for the recent 64 hole ran second in Snead with 110. full Handicap Tournament went A. R. Ewbanks, winner of tha the post at the Sanford-Orlando On yards gained passing, Snead to Jeanne Faulk as the winner 1K0 Inaugural Handicap, la ex Kennel Club in the 13th running topped the previous professional and to klyrtle Ada mi as the runparted to be the favorite tonight of the Scholarship Handicap. It record held by Otto Graham when ncrup in second place. he threw for 1,834 yarda In the Winner for the Seminole Loan when eight aca greyhounds go to will be Uw ninth race and will go Cleveland Browns' first year In Corporation 64 hole Tournament the flv#-alxt**nth mile distance. the old All-American Conference. waa Dosaia DcGanahl, with sec­ Opposing Carl Tracey’s popular In touchdown passes tossed in ond place taken by Edle Ware speedster will be O. B.'s Melon. rookie year, Snead rank* third and third by Fanchon MeRobert*. Rex Tray, Cedar Cadet, James with 11, Graham (17) and Eddie The weekly tournament was a Leon, Dinah's Mickey, Sunshine LeRaron (14) are the only ones nine bole low putU with Harriett ahead of him. Behind the big Williams winner in Class A. Keen Bill and X a ico Whiskers. A handsome trophy will be pre­ youngster from Wake Forest are Ivey was winner in Class B, with BOSTON <UP1>—Dick Donovan, sented the owner of the wihnlng such all-time greats aa Van Brock, Dlanch Nicely winner in Class C, lin (6 ), Bobby Laync (3), Milt recently traded to tha Cleveland greyhound. Indians by the Washington Sena All profits for the evening will Plum (2), Bart Starr (3) and tors, officially was acknowledged go to the Scholarship Fund* of Sonny Jurgcnsen (3). Redskins' coach Bill McPeak I b lb* C . t l at lb s I’M . l r 7 . 7 f t , the American Leagua'a most ef­ the University of Florida, Florida •»b .I b * 1 » C o s a tr . F lorid a. la F r e ­ saya Snead haa "progressed emax- est*. fective pitcher for 1M1 today even State, and A A M University. Ingly." _ though be won only 10 games. la r*i b l . i t . r Jerry Collins, Chairman of the KtMIAR It. HUKDKTT, dacaasad " The 34-year-old right - hander, Board, originated the "Scholar­ T . All I'rsdltora bb S r t t H . t H attossed in the player pool to stoek ship Night" idea back In the late las Clala>a sr U t a » 4 . * | t l M l Sal* lU ia ln tha American League's two new IMOe and since than Hale educa­ NOTICE I V D I I l Tou and sarh of row ar* asrsbr elubs a year ago by the Chicago tional units have been benefited noilllsd and rsqulrad to peasant S-SCTITIOLB iltlSK LSW White Sox, led «H pitchers in the by hundreds of thousands o f dob TO WHOM IT WAV COKfBIlNl anr claims and d.m asds whlrb Notice I* hereby xlvan that the rou. nr slih .r of you. may b sv . circuit is it sesson with an earn­ lira received from the various sadarslynad, pursuant to the "F lr- • ■•In.: Ih. •■tat* of RD41AR t>. ed run average of 2 so. tracks. •Ul.ua f i am a K lalu t.," Jluuaa Ultl UUMDETT, d.csa.td, lat* of said Donovan, who was traded to The first matinea of tha season No. 1111. Uhaptar No. |g»n, tmw. County, to ih* County Judas of County, FlmldS, *4 hi* Cleveland two months ago for out* la scheduled for Wednesday af­ or Florida, m i . will railstar with Hamtaola tha Clerk of ih* Circuit Court. In nfflcr In tho cuurt hous* of ■■Id fielder Jim Piersall. had a me- ternoon at 2 p. m. end for a-mlnol* County, Florida, County »t fftnfard, Plurlda, within upon racalpt of prnuf of (ha publi­ ■lx calendar niontli* from Ih* llm* - d l o c r e 10-10 record with the Senacation of this nollca, tha flctllloua of Ih* f Irot puhllcntlun of this * t o r « last season, but he yielded Koch claim or dsmand natnr, tn.wlt: t.AKK OF TIIK nolle*. WOODS TIlAILBlt I'AHK undar ■hall Ua la wrltlae. Olid shall slat* only 43 earned runs in 109 innings which It la aarsaad In bualnao, lb* place nr r e .Id.nee and post snd was far and away the tough­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wash- el number Itouta I. Uua IIS. Mail- office addr.aa of lit* clalmaul, and ington Redskin coach Bill Me- land. Florida In tha City of r*rn •halt b* sworn to by tho claimant, est pitcher to hit. Hark. Florida. hi* scant, nr attornay, and any Bill Stafford of the New York Peak said Monday be didn't think That tha party Intareatad In aald ■uch claim or demaud not so fllad Yankees, who had a 14-0 record, quarterback Gorge Do would be Uualtiraa enterprise, I* aa follows: shall ba void. HUDSON"* SMALL LOAN • / Marlon D. Burd.lt waa second la earned runs with available to any team "u n leu COM PANT, a Florida Cor­ Aa aitcuirla of ih* Last 0 2.04 aval as*, and southpaw Don aomeona tnade ui a fantastic poration W ill and Tastamaal »( Moist of Detroit waa third with deal." There bad been reports the Ilyi Lylt Hudson, Frreident IMsar U. Uurd.lt, daosaasd AM. Mossi won IS games and Pittsburgh Steeicrs were interest* D aod at Seminole L'cltuy, Florida, First publication Dan. IS. 1 . 1 ; Deoeiubar *7, l i i u I'ubll.h DM, It, 1*. t i l l * Jsa­ ed in Iso, • lo s t seven. Sanford Ilcrald il ». l i l t • Buckeyes Named Top College Team For 3rd Straight Week Redskin's Snead Proving His Worth Golf Association Holds Monthly Meet A. R. Ewbanks Top Choice In SOKC Scholarship Race ^Donovan Named Most Effective Legal Notice Legal Notice Hard To Get Shofner Heads Pro Bowl List Hennigan Paces All-AFL Eleven LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The New York Giants placed eight men on the Eastern All-Star squad named today to play the West in the 12ih annual Pro Bowl game— and one man in particular w 111 look more than a little familiar to Los Angales fans. Heading the offensive roster on the 32-playcr squad was end Del Shofner, ex-Ram, who was traded to the Giants at the start of the season. Shofner played for Los Angeles ai a Ram before the surprise move to New York. Philadelphia placed six men on the East squad ar.d Cl*velsnd landed five, headed by fullback Jim Brown. In addition to Shofner, other Giant All-Stars were baldnh quar­ terback Y. A. Tittle, another re­ tread In the New York alt ark by way of San Francisco; offensive back Alex Webster; defensive ends Jim Kaleavage and AnJy Robuslelli; linebacker Sam Huff; and secondary backs Erich Barnes and safety Jim Patton. The remainder of the roster for the Jan. 14 rontest at the Coli­ seum included: Offense; Ends, Shofner, Sonny Randle, Cardinals; nuddy Dial, Steelrri; Dick Iliclski, Cowboya. Tackles — J. D. Smith, Eagles; Mike McCormick, Browns. Guards—Jim Ray Smith, Browns; John Nlsby, Steeicrs; Ken Gray, Cardinals. Center — John Mor­ row, Browns. Quarterbacks—Tit­ tle, Giants; Sunny Jurgcnsen, Eagles. Halfbacks — Tommy Mc­ Donald, Eagles; Don Perkins, Cowboys; Ted Dean. Eagles. Full­ backs — Brown, Browns; Web­ ster, Giants, Plscekickcr — Bob­ by Walston, Eagles, Defame: Ends — Kaleavage, Robuitelli; Ernie Stautner, Steelera. Tackles — Bob Gain, Browns; Bob Toneff, Redskins. Lineback­ ers — Huff, Maxle Bsughan, Eagles; hlyron Pottioi, John Regcr, Stealers. Halfback — Barnes, Jim Hill, BUI Stacy, Cardinals. Safeties — Jim Patton, Giants, Jerry Norton, Cardinals. Turner Replaces Baugh As Coach NEW YORK (UPI) Clyde (Uulklog) Turner, the new head coach of the New York Titans, today was hopeful that Sammy Raugh will remain with the American Football League team as a consultant. Turner was picked to succeed Baugh as the Titans' head coach Wednesday by ctub owner Harry Wiimer, who had feuded openly with Baugh during the two y e a n of the team'* existence. Baugh hat one year remaining on a three-year contract with the Titans, so Winner offered him a chance to remain with tha team as a consultant. "I hope Sim will decide to slay with us and work with m e," said Turner. "Hc'U be here in a few days and we'll talk II over." Only a week ago, when Wiimer threatened to demote Baugh to backfield coach, Sam remarked: "That'a wonderful. I'd like to be an aaaistant at these prices." NEW YORK (UPI) — The San Diego Chargers and Houston Oil­ ers, who meet next Sunday for the American Football League championship, each placed five player* today on the 1991 United Press International annual league All-Star team. Charlie Hennigan of the Oilers, the licet flanker who gained a pro record 1.T4S yards by hli passcatches this season, wav the out- Biddy Cage Tryouts Set Basketball tryouts for Biddy Basketball will be held on Sat­ urday December 23rd at 9:30 a.m. in tho Sanford Junior High School gymnasium. The Basketball teams this year will be Ilobaons Sporting Goods, Higginbotham Oil Company, San­ ford Electric, Strlekland-Morrlson. WTRR Radio Slallon, First Federal, Sanford Atlantic Bank, and Day and Nlte Grill. In order to be eligible to play on a tram, all players must at­ tend llte pro-season clinic, Opening for adult roaches still exist. Anyone Interested In coaching for one of thesa teams should contact Jim Jernigan of (he Sanford Recreation Depart ment in tho Civic Center at tele phone FA 2-7424. Robson Sporting Takes Kegler Lead lly taking four games from Jet Inn, Itobson Sporting Goods mov* ed into first place by ona game. Jet inn remains In fourth place, Lll Odgen rolled high for the Ssndtpur* League a i she roiled e 190, 346 eeratch aeries. Welsh Tiro Shop retained the second place position as they look three games and lost one to McRoberte Tirol. Allx of Sanford took three games and lost ona to Stemper Agency to mov* Stemper Agency from first plaee to third poeltion. Otlter high ecratch srriee for the evening waa rolled by Midge Woodf 2U3-46T for McRobertl Tirol. Phyllis Leffcl, 445 for Welsh Tire Shop, Dotty Thom a i rolled a 154-524 handicap aerial, for Robeon, Alice Anderson roll­ ed a 411 scratch series, and Fay Underwood rolled a 427 series for Stamper Agency, ending with Vicki Pk> roiling a 143-492 series and Jano Adcock rolling a 473 scries for Allx of Sanford. Splits were made by Loll 6!ay, Alice Anderson ami Midge Woods (he 3-10, Joan McCaliough 6-7, Jean Webster 2-7 and Lil Odgen 2-7, Kaye Underwood and Midge Woods 5-7 and Jane Adcock pick ed up the 5-10. standing choice on this year's team. Hennigan received 20 votes from tho 24-man panel which selected the All-Star lenm. The panel wns made up of three regular AFL writers from each league city. Fullback Tlill Mathia of the New York Titans, whu ws* runnerup for the league's individual rushing championship, was the second most popular choice for hie poet (ion with 19 votes. Bill Atkins, Buffalo Bills eafetyman who led tho AFL in punting and pats in icrceptions, was third with IB voles. Bssldcs Hennigan, the Houston player* honored were quarterback George Blnnda and halfback Billy Cannon, who formed the most de­ vastating 1-3 offensive punch in the league, offensive tackle AI Jamlaon ami defensive halfback Tony Banficld, Four of the five San Diego player* chosen were on the de­ fensive platoon. They wero end Earl Faison and tackle Ernie Ladd, tho only two rookiea to make the squad, halfback Dick Harris and safety man Charlie McNeil. The only Chargers offen­ sive player picked was tackle Run Mix, one o f the alx repeaters from the I960 team. In addition lo Mix, the other repealera were halfback Abner Haynes of the Dallas Texans, last year'# AFL Playcr-ofthe-Year; offensive end Lionel Taylor of (he Denver Broncos, offenvlvc guard Bob Mlschak of the Titans, de­ fensive end Laverno Torcion of Buffalo and defensive tsckle Bud McFadin of the Denver Broncos. Tho All-Star plutoon thus lined up like this: Offense — Ends, Hennigan and Taylor; tacklei, Mix and Jamison; guards, Mlechak and Tony Sar­ NEW YORK (U I'D —Tho Aineri can Broadcasting Company will launch its second year of "Wide World of Sports" programs on Jan. 7 with (he lelavlalng of tho American Football League'! first All-Star Game from San Diego, Calif. m Where**'09 HOST TIME 8:10 Kwite White In Loop Lead Kwite While Laundry hai taken over the lead In the Jet Lanes' Kegler* League with a record of 32.3 wins and 19.5 losses. Tha American Legion team ia in sec* ond place with 31 wins and 21 losses. Other teams In the stanrilnr;* are Craig Cars in third place with 30 wins and 22 lossrs, followed by O. K. Tiro Store In fourth place. In fifth place is Riggs Sunoco with Wheeler Fertillier taking aixlh and Bartey'a Sinclair In seventh place. High game for Lno week In Uis Keglars League w t i John Downs as he rolled a top 2)1 game. Ed Michalek captured top honor* fur high serial with his high score of 568. Jamas Waller and Charlei Pctherbrldge picked up tha 5-S-10 spilt. The following players con­ verted tha 3-10 spilt during the week; Ed Michalek, Richard Ramei, Terry Patterson, niehard Parker, and John Dawns. Curtis Nelson was the only player to make the 4-S*T split. AREA DIRECTORY A ll COMOITIONU FURNITURE H. B. Pope C o.. Inc. I h TV. 7la.il Tur Araa.d Wt.lk.r C.adltlaaar Berry's Warehouse Furniture C o ., Inc. FEDDERS Sole* — Service N.HsssIty AdfSftlMd Ir.adi *7 111 (. Park A ** . I.afacd •klYl OUT TO THI SAIN I A 1-4714 Diurnal 7rt*s* — Skdsat To m 901 W. First APPtlANCIS NELSON A C O . M o * 6 Ssrrla* Ikekeiyaer* Hi*l»* Star 7*1.1, — H .rd o e ie — Jekarea O alht.rda O .l,d . 7 0 M i l l Sanford F A 2-3873 MOWIIS * ICOOT2R2 V n —n n WHITi A rru A H c n L a w n M o w e rs I U A U U fig.oo Down »T.II Ms. Vncnn Mo,or s««,Ur« ™ r u 410.09 Down 412.44 Mo. Lewis Sales A Service Authorised Vespa Dealer 2417 Country Club Kd. F A 2-7428 A U T O fg R V IC g HARRY ADAIR'S MOVII OULF SERVICE IV *I - All-Stars On TV dis co of the Boston Patriots; ren­ te, r Jim Otto of . the Oakland Raiders, and Blanda, Cann i, Haynes and Mathis in the ba, field. Defense— End*. Fit.ion amt Torcron; tackles, Ladd and McFadin; middle linebacker, Sherrill Hea rick of Dallai; outside linebacker Larry Grantham, New York, a; 1 Tom Addison, Boston; halfback Banfield and Harris, and safet • men, Atkins and JIcNeil. I,M a r l.• — A .c .llo tl.i S.ad A A A l s r . l t * •.•ririftad S rtla 6 M . lh t r Itrv lta fr.ath S 1(1. 7A I t i l l — 7A l - t f l l Fairway Texaco Service Hwry M. Knltfln, Jr., Mgr. U X A C O C A I A N D O lt t M .rt.k la k r lt .liM — Fir.itaaa f, I, A. W a ik la s * P a lls U a u Plsk U s S O.Utw y — le a d kar.1.0 IM S A fraotk A t*. I.a la rd 7A 1-147* THOM AS M OVING A STO RAGE 7ACKINO — C tA TIN O — IT O X A S8 U * * l sad U a * DUlasas Meals* Asia, Uall.d Vos U *», Is *. "M O V IN O W ITH C A X i I V U T W H I U " i l l H. Laarol l.a lo rd 7A 1-1711 PLUMIIN* R. L HARVEY COKCRITI PIODUCTf Csaaalsts t.it.lUHoos — l.p.lr. Chapman Concrata Products ■LOCKS l ! « f yla* lira ,i — 7*11* llotks C tr Stops —- Sills — Lints!* I.these* aad KJnkoe Malaroi Wstar f m n 7cm I . iubsT.. 114 4. toatord 7A M i l l PLUMIIN* A HIATIM* CONTRACTORS " I > .fr ill* * la Ika S l.it Llaa" RACIN G N IG H T LY lit N. Elia I.alard 7A M ilt tllk SI. S fait Dr. S.m ud fA t-ISII Except SundayN For Your Convenience: • L u x u r io u s C lu b h o u se • e llsatrd Grandstand* Valet Parking MATINEES W E D ., F R L , ART ELECTRIC and SAT. OF SANFORD 2 P. M. 7a> tko Sail Is Wlfiaf BsiMaallal — lada.lrlal — CammarsUI Art O.askarly. Jr. 7. O. * « III, Uks Mary LADIES' NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY SCH O LA RSH IP NIGHT T O N IG H T All Profits From Tonight’s Racing Will Go To Scholarship Fund of U. of F la , Fla. 81. U-. and Fla. A. A M. SORRY f NO MINORS RAIN OR SHINE V Cj)/a#do r hi si r i KE NNEL pi n o CLUU HWY. 1 7 - 0 2 MIDWAY BETWEEN HANFORD * ORLANDO LEE BROTHERS 71M b la* Ard H.atla* Caatr.ttara Oasllty laaUtt.tlaai tloco 1717 g U C T B IC C O N T K A C T O l Tomyi — Wstsr lyrtaatt TWmbUs 6 .folia. — IU wb lodor* ill l,ai A.a, Oil tsraors Isstaad 7A 1-tlli ROOM NO — SHUT MITAL Phono Sanford FA 2-3427 STEINMEYER TUBS Sanford Flour and Feed Store D O * TOOD — C O IN M IA 1 C O T T IIt JIM P A R C ! 71601 Roofing A Shoot Matal, Inc. ■ath-op sad IUa*ii* IsateUatiaa sag tayolft Wa7aryr**8»f - tkaaf Matal Wacb Traa latboalaa — ftrM CUt. Wark NOW IN 2 LOCATIONS — 216 Oak Av*. FA 2-4731 Jim Dandy Dug Feed 60 Lb*. $3.76 8. Sanford A to. F A 2-4326 lie t.alsrd A.a. Sa.iord 7A 1-771* 4HOII F U R M IT U M F LORIDA'S 1NIST TH4U t ALWAT4 1AYIMOI ON FOOTWEAR URNITURE Badcock Furniture Associate Store l e. evens, gtd Magnolia A t *. FOt TH6 IMTIU tam u y a i Sanford Shoe C eater Sanford 607 W. Jet St. S u n ford �afl I j m fr ftanfnrb frraTH Office 204 W. Finrt GIFTS FOR MEN HOOKS & CARDS TOYS GASOLINE A Electric 1Cushman CLOSE OUT *ale on all toy* Example: Minature Revere Golf Carts, Scooters A TruckWare Set Her. (s.45 Now 13.43. steers. Robson Sporting Goods, Robson Sporting Goods, Down­ Downtown Sanford. PA 2-5901. town Sanford. ROBES by Rabhor, v near, 19.93 to (11.93. Downtown Sanford. I v e b e * His wrriilcL .H is c u r ly bait; A n d h is p o o d If ovary year at Christmas time I'v o a ls o <$ot his bib blue eyas, And wouldn’t It r WHAT*?H6 HANOINS AffXlND 1 '-SfUTL©*-* AWtRTLANDMEfT* H fc * E I W * ACRNINA (*HUDCS?) V-Y6*/ , -5H7TI£ * * mPRUAHD? THE \MXF MAN,' PUP> ' 5ELECTBP He*MP5*INOA <«EATOTO?nJNrTAN O W ... AND DINGO.' J J houywxp/ THE MORE YOU PUT IN A STEW , THE BETTER IT " TA S TE S-M E R E , PUT THIS LA M B ■»— -------- A N D < C W fti —celeryX v ; f i n ,t o o f V i f THIS LEFTOVER Y MACARONI AND J THESE BEETS < WILL TASTE GOOD ) Tr.ef, IN THE ------ --------V j 1 STEW rlrrva*. X THOUOHT ALLTW5 MON-STS?* V£E6OUT IN tl- W H AT ARE YOU D OING? EMPTYING - THE ^ VACUUM f SA C K 1y OH, DON'T W O RRY I'M NOT GOING ]— TO P U T IT IN . THE ST E W r> CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Ixwt A Found 2. Notice* - Personals 3. Education • Instruction i. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 7. Business Rental* 8. Reach Rental* 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Ratal e Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sal# IS. Mortgage Loan# 14. Inauraace 15. Buaiaeaa Opportunities 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situation# Waated 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint . Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Service* IS. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A TelerWon 27. Special Service* 28. I-sundry Service 29. Automobile Servlc* 30. Machinery - Tools 21. Poultry • Peta • Livestock 32. Flowers • Trees • Shrubs I t . Furniture 14. Articles For Sale 15. Article* Waated 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas SWEATERS, tlipover and Cardi gam. 16.95 to 1H.9J. Perkin*, Downtown Sanford. Classics, Children* A Shopper'* Dream i, Downtown aaniord. %' HOUSEHOLD ITEMS GIFTS FOR GIRLS 12 PIECE, life time set of fam­ ous Club Aluminum waterless cook ws re (29.93, for limited IDENTIFICATION Bnclet* 13.60 time only! Term*. Carroll’s Pendant*, (5.60 t i l included Furniture Phone FA 2-5181. tax included. Wert Jewelry, 202 E. let. St. Ph. FA 2-0111. BOATS AND MOTORS GIFTS FOR BOYS SLACKS, Swealcri, Shirts, Cow­ boy Suit*, Levi*, Boot*, Suit* Manuel Jacobaon 211 E. l*t- CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2611 to lift your Gift Suggeiliom. GIFTS FOR WOMEN FURNITURE TENTS, Skate*, air rifle*, sleeping bigs, hunting knife and ax LUGGAGE, Sweater*, Skirt*, Ho*. set*. Army Navy Surpluj LIVING Room Suita, choice of >«ry, Lingerie, Hit* and Bags. colon (90. High back swivel Manuel Jacobson 213 E. lit. LUGGAGE rockers, foam cushions (49.30. Echol* Bedding. UNIVERSAL Hair Dryer (4lemp. dial) Ostrich grain hat- CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA I-J6I1 CEDAR Chests, Natural, Maple, to Hit your Gift Suggestion*. box cate, (29.93. The perfect Walnut. From (39.93 up. San­ gift for Christmas. Sanford ford Furniture Co. 300 E. 1st. TREES & TRIMS Electric, downtown Sanford, POLE LAMPS (9.95 up; Table Phone FA 2-1562. Lamps (4.95 up; Dinette, 4 CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-28U chairs all plastic tops (18 ep; to list your Gift Suggestions. SEWING MACHINES Berkline Recliners, all plastic This time give her the gift that cover $48. Mather of Sanford, % GIFTS FOR ALL site has always wanted: A new 203 E. 1st. FA 2-0493. xlg-sag or automatic sewing ma­ chine. Also used Singtr Port­ • Quality • Faahioae • Service ables, like new. The Place: Glfte for all) Sanford Sewing Center, 104 South Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-9411. of Sanfoni YO WELL'S DANIEL GREEN Slippers, (4.93 to Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER for Gifu, Suggestions, or Gift (4.93. Other bedroom slippers dertificates. RoumUlat k Ander­ from (2.93. son FA 2-0308. IVEY'S SHOE STORE TOOLS CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 3-MU to list your Gift Suggestions. JEW E LR Y ZIPPO Table Lighter (12.50, Ster­ ling Charm* (1.00 up. Gwaltney Jeweler, S. P a r t APPLIANCES Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER WESTINGHOUSE Space - Mate for Gifu, Suggestions, or Gift Wisher (269.00, Matching Dry­ SEE US first for all your Jewelry Certificates. RoumUlat 4 Ander­ er 91.00 Miller Radio k Ap­ gtfU. Wert Jewelry, 202 E. let NEIGIIRORS will admire your son FA 2-0608. pliance, Ug S. Park. St. FA 2-0181. vinyl floor beauty when Seal Gloss acrylic finish la applied. CarroU’a Furniture. 2 . N otice* - PeraonsI* r o w pop. p*y tp u m w , w *lb « owM iRjpere to ' pine A oum n o ISCTW U* HUM PW ' COHMIf M0MB N wo pew t arm A ota coot mo 8P0N0M' . LO M M L V *0*11 , uewoto mc or rMMvns*»wai . '— Weu.,SON— N Y t x l D E C ID E D T B T 1 W HAT YOU WAMr fO R. —< G-tiObTMASV iiktram. *opi y NOW. TitAPS WHAT X c a l l B e in g Y COLLARED/ J * CLEAN carpcU with our Carpet Shampooer FREE, with pur­ t BEDROOM unfurnished house, 8 BEDROOM, 2 bath (new bouse) MUST SELL, Will give you my chase of Blue Lustre shampoo. kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-6630 equity. No down payment, (12 (300.00 down, approximately Carroll's Furniture. after 6 p. m. monthly include* all taxes and (79.00 per mo. Total Mortgage insurance. Masonary, 3 bed­ (10,000. Appliance! furnished. CONVENIENT TO BASE: I bed­ room, terxiio, tile bath, in Cas­ Grass—solid sod. City water, room, kitchen equipped, large HOUSE for rent. Ph. FA 2-2773 selberry TE 8-2030. can be teen at 1333 Summerlin living room, (11( per mo., 103 Ave. People at 1335 Summerlin - ROOM furnished apt K. Woodland Dr., FA 2-7037. have keys. Contact Burt Revels UJVELY 1 bedroom, 3 bath home. mo., Close in. 111 E. BeautlfuUy landscaped, Extra 2 BEDROOM apartment, clean Inc. 109 W. 27th St. FA 2-8758. FA 2 4283 or FA 2-3786. large yard. Many citrua trees. and nicely furnished, near Navy Deep well for watering, con­ FURNISHED, 2 bedroom home bate. 2018 Sanford Ave. Call REDUCED PRICE 88,500. 14,000 venient to NAS, Shopping and at Elder Springs Trailer Park NO t-4323. down balance |30 per month on Schools. Call Owner FA 2-4843. 2Vi mi. So. Of NAS. FA 2-6388. two frame house* and 4 acres CLEAN and Nicely furnished duof land. Contact Grady Scott. SAN SEM KNOLLS AN LANTA APARTMENTS! plex, 1201 Elm. 165.00. NO 8-5267 FA 3-2823. New homes, featuring built-in Niee large apartments, 404 1, 3 ROOM furnished apartment, 313 kitchens, 144 baths and elate 14th St. Phone FA 2-42*2. SAN LANTA HOMES Palmetto, Day—Phone FA 2-3241 in location. (300 down and low 1 ROOM garage apartment, water On Locust, North of East 20th St. or night FA 2-3634. monthly payment* far leaf than and electricity furnished. Phone 3-Bedrooms, 3-Baths, axcallant you would pay for rant. Fea­ FA 2-1303 before 2:30 or after neighborhood. Priced from ture* terraxio Boon, awning 6 p. m. (11,900. Low down payment, windows. Call today. CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. (64.30 per mo., principal k In2 BEDROOM furnished cottage in Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call lerest. Lake Mery. FA 3-1737. evenings. FA 2-1397. VA — NOTHING DOWN . BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped, water furnished. Ph FA 2-4411. NQWGrvMN, BEAT ITl e rr lo st/ i CRACKER. J W T fT P NICE 3 room furnished apart ment, water Included (30. Ph FA 3-7399. BR., Built-in kitchen: Rent with c-pllon to buy: 719 BsywOod Dr. FA 2-8119. FOR SALE OR House Trailer, 8 rooms, for good er, car or lot. WKLAKA APARTMENTS: rooms FA 2-3649. privet* bath*, 114 W. Ftrat S t Ph. FA 3-8310 or CR 7-1821 Night* GA 7-1388 Jack Demetree, Developer TRADE: 1938 Attractive 3 bedroom, 1 bath home x 46 ft., 2 bed­ located on Urge comer lot. boat and trail­ Close to Pinecrest School. This FA 8-7631 or home has been re-financed, and can be purchased for (11,330 with (300 down end monthly paymoots of (76.00. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house 206244 Grandview Ave. (30. Ph. FA 2-0627 or FA 2-09S3. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Ktallor Raymond Luedqutat, Assoc. NICE Sleeping room FA 33*61 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2334 Park Drive Office FA Ave. FA 2-3704. Sanford, Florida Nights FA FURNISHED Garage apartment and cottage. Ph. FA 3-2800. 4 Lake Lots, with large oak on Lake Onoro, (3,000. FURN. apt 2300 MeBonvIlIc, Your Terms. River Front Property TWStMA, X CAMB ID C S U TB M U E AT YOU* SUfiGCSTlOW. NV STACT EO ABUSIHESS ID flB T H K . m s c u t a e a r n -to u avc y m o , x L, CEMTEEVILUr. TVIEJI TWCKSV GUESS MOT HO REASON K X MS ID MATTVA,. RENT A BED qumm*. C lo s in g Coat tree*, Name S unland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 ROSA L. PAYTON 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-3111 Nights PA 2 0649 SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gable*, Sanford, Fla. 401 Magnolia Ava. FA 3-0730. LOVELY 3 bedroom home on EFFICIENCY Heated apartment nicely landscaped, shady lot. Sanford’a newest, Ideally locat­ Owner already transferred. Must sell now. 3303 S. park Ave. ed, near poet office, suitable for Pinecrest. FA 1-3152. single or couple, private bath. Inquire at Manual Jacobson De­ 3 BEDROOM CB house, Urge lot partment Store. adjoining school. New paint, new Uwn. I have (2200 In the FURNISHED apartmonta. down­ town loc* l Son. Phene for ap­ bouse will sell for (300.00 and pointment FA 2-3123 or FA 2-3343 taka (10,400 mortgage at (81.00 per month FA 2 8013. FINANCING Down Payment k NEW HOMES la Beuiifal — (Rajusuma JU9r WHAT z am * i o m « f r x 'm Ph. FA 3-3420 22119 1-6648 $5,500 s a id , 111 N. Park Ave. Monthly Payments aa lew as (33 isteL t u w sad iaauraao* WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES Bollaway, Hospital k Baby Bad* Approximately 244 scree, with ISO Registered Real Estate Broker By Day, Week, ur Month ft. on river, V4 mile off Rt. 46 Ph. r A 3-1391 17-62 at Hiawatha CARROLL'S FURNITURE rh. FA 2-S1S1 116 W let *t. Call FA 1-6473 after 1:06 p. m Wa Don’t Want EVERYBODY'S FURNISHED apartment, Close-in, Business, Jest YOURS. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A Jimmy Cowan FA 2-4013. FARMER'S AGENCY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYN. V. Farmer, Realtor ONEI 2468 S. Park Av*. Ph. FA 1-3221 SUNSHINE REALTY After hours FA 1-3612 or FA 2-6361 - BEDROOM apartment, 1 mi. Amy Anderson from Base entrance. FA 2-2990. Reg. Real Estate Broker 3618 So. French Ave. 8 ROOM unfurnished house. Call Dey FA 1-7499 _ Night FA 2 -tltl FA 2-6363. MODERN 3 bedroom furnished apartment (90 month, water furnished, upttairs, 304 W. 13th Stenstrom Realty 3 - BEDROOMS 1 - 1J4 . 2 BATHS CoarenUostal k TWA Loews Drive 17-02 to Sealant Esiatae (I mi. B. eg Baa. ford). Balsa office lei ke*ea htidf f a t r ii o , KINGS WOOD BUILDERS, MfCL FA 1-6474 JIM HUNT - FA S-M16 Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. Aa Low Aa $350 Down �For Hunting You Need A Gun--For Selling You Need A Herald W ant-Ad...FA 2-2611 3 l]r ikanlnrh 19. Situation* Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale ^rralh Tues. Dec. 19, 1961— Pane 7 5 DAYS work. FA 3-2T82. 12. Rtal Estate v or Sale L5 WORK, Tuesday* Oscar M. Harrison Registered Rea! Estate Broket U ll Palmetto Ave. Pb. FA 2-794* THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 MAYFAIR— 4 bedroom — 2-balh —dream home come true—116 N. Virginia. 2,000 *q. feet living space—on large lot — central heat—kitchen equipped—terrazro floor—deep well. Must sell quickly — conventional loan — reasonable payment — assume mortgage or refinance. Call FA 2-4102. 33. Flowers • 1 rccs - Shrubs Specialising In Heating anf Air-Conditioning Only FA 2-B31I ♦ I will keep small children In my 2502 Oak Ave. G RAPE VII.LE NURSERY i* home 11.25 per day. FA 2-2274 DRESSMAKING and alterations. GrapeviUt Ave. near 20th St. FA 2-1853. l- 21. Beauty Salons ready. Dutch Mill Nursery SEWING MACHINE SERVICE' EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP New Upsala Rd. olf zuth St. Fot service on any make of SewO 3 Senior Beau.idans ing machine parts and access­ SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter Minnie Best • Helen - Blanche down and $81.00 monthly. ories or Rentals call or write Repairs, Alterations, Tainting 108 E. 2nd. St. Phcth) FA 1-3914 to Sanfoid Sewing Center, lot Phone FA 2-7983. South Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 9411. KATHERINE HARVEY BEAUTY SHOP S3. Furniture FRIGIDAIRE Hair Styliat • Pat Stewart Sates & Service * 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-0834 G. II. HIGH etc. Bought-Sold. Larry's Mart LAKEFRONT SHOWPLACE Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3315 Days HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Evenings Sanford FA 2-3881 d Professional Care—Modern Equip. un shore of beautiful lake. 3 Air Conditioned Comfort Beds, Day, Week, or Month>. 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 5742 DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER­ ARY HELP? . . . an application FURNITURE CENTER let.er that will "get the Job” ; 1100 French Ave. club paper; after dinner speech; Pb. FA 3-7953 high school or college theme or essay on all but scientific sub­ poinlment. Beauty Salon Service With The Cash SUPER jects. Low rates. FA 2-4033, Walker Building TRADING POST. FA 2-0877. evenings. 2510 Oak FA 2-7684 “ Wo Trade” Dawn's LITTLE VENICE Thia u a fine 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with an excellent location REALTOR - INSUROR ^ Ifai attractive architecture and CONSULTANT — APPRAISER apecial feature* including fenc 112 N. ( ed backyard, equipped kitchen Phone FA 2 4991 and parquet floors. Located After December 1961, 191 French Ave. acrosa the road from the May fair Country Club. See our sign Total price is only $16,500. Registered Brokers k ASSOCIATES 8 So. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-564 1 Lakei Mai Mary Branch - FA 2-1290 , I l l N. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-2420 IOLI HOLIDAY SPECIALS Slemper Agency vantage of homestead tax ex * PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING W. L. HARMON Ph. FA 3-4223 HOUSE and roof repairs, painting, window cleaning and yard work. HEATING All work guaranteed. FA 1-1)97. H. B. POPE CO. INC. ROOM SPECIAL $1435. Painting 200 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-423 inside and ou t Call Mr. Tasker, PRINTING . . 14-Hour Service FA 2-6159. on Xerography, Offset Printing and Blueprinting . . "Quality 23. Building Materials and Service, our (lock In LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT trade.” SEMINOLE OFFSET Roofing FHA Loans Pleas PRINTERS, 750 W. 9th S I, FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-2772. Your Credit la Good. Up to 3 Yrs WELLS DRILLED to Pay! PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS B. EDWARDS All Types and Sixes BUILDERS SUPPLIES We Repair and Service We Glra TV Stamp* S T I N K 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 3-7800 1st January 1962. 24. Electrical Services Ball-Blair Agency Stenstrom Realty HOMES SALES LOTS 306 W. Utb Street FA 3-7603 Evenings FA 2-2570 Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home located on attractive corner lot i in Sunland Estates. Home fea­ tures 3 large bedroom*, large kitchen, with range A refri iterator, drapes, sliding glass doors, patio A other cstrai. Thia home can be youri for only $400 down and take over low monthly payments. Jim Hunt Realty 0 J ACREAGE RENTALS Helmly Realty 3534 Park Drive Office FA 2-2111 Sanford, Florida Nighta FA 3-0648 THREE WISE MEN 1 • • BIO VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS E GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 22. Build • l'alnt • Repair 207 W. 2nd St. WILSON -MAIER New and Used Furniture K. First St. FA 2-5622 CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING lattreae renovating. Expert Up­ holstering. All Work Guaran­ teed, Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford Ave. FURNITURE sell at one* — 3 complete rooms of furniture. Take over monthly payments of $11.86 or $200 cash. Call owner collect TE 8-1511 Casselberry. Ph. FA 3-6432 I34. Article* FRIGIDAIRE UPHOLSTERING: free estimate. Sales k Servloe Why not be a satisfied custom­ , House Wiring Free Estimates er T Ray's Upholstering, Call Sid Vlhlen'a Randall Electric TE 9-2555. Pb. FA 3-0913 and reasonable monthly pay 112 Magnolia ANNOUNCING A NEW SERVICEI menu, Including taxes and In Septic tanka pumped • drain 25. Plumbing Services field* installed. 24 hour service. PLUMBING Terms. FA 2-9466. Contracting k Repairs Free Estimates about. 29, Automobile Service R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 1-3181 Tor Rale 5 for only $500 down. This dence features a built In chen, corner lot location excellent neighborhood. 3 reil' kit' am bed THE FIRST WISE MAN Will investigate the outstanding bargain being offered at 218 W. 10th Street two bedrooms, furnished, nice offering*. shady lot, and all city conven­ 'd iencea. Absolute total price $6,800. Must have $1,000 down to cover furniture. Balance per month. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 Stenstrom Realty IS. Mortgage Gonna THE SECOND WISE MAN Will check the Investment oppor MORTGAGE LOANS tunlty with 12.9% gross return. FHA and Conventional The terms are reasonable to a Commercial k Residential qualified buyer. STENSTROM REALTY 4* THE THIRD WISE MAN Will inquire about the industrial IS. Business Opportunities possibilities of our high, dry and DRIVE-IN, couple can operate, reasonable 12 acres on highway Ph. FA 2-0199. 17 and 02 juit 1 mile South of the Drive-In theater. MODERN Atlanlic Service Sla lion to be constructed at inter­ section of Sanford Ave. and Onora Rd. Will be available for -Call Hall", FA 2-3641 lease in March, 1962. All ex­ CHRISTMAS HOME SPECIAL pense paid training school be­ • When you ace this beautiful cut gins Jan. 16. For information tom belli 3 bedroom borne you contact J. C. Norris, Orlando, will know that Chrittmai la Pb. GA 5-6588 or Write 1411 here. It features a large corner Hamlin Ave. lot in Loch Arbor, beautifully landscaped with trees and 17. Mnln Help Wanted shrubs, fireplace, deepwell wa­ RETIRED Military Person to re­ ter supply and kitchen equipped. present 55 yr. old Best's recom­ Many other tine features for mended Life In' Co. highest your inspection. Only $15,450 commission paid, experience q with excellent terms. helpful but not essential. Write Mr. Daccerdl. 1831 Windsor Dr. Winler Park or eal) 647-0297 J. W. Hall, Realtor AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Wall Plumbing 4k Heating kata, sweaters, paint, tarps. Army Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave". FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BUNDS i I Windshield Back Glass Door Glass Vent GIuab SERVICE Sonkarik Glass and Paint Co. Leonard Auto Clinic 26. Radio 4k Television MINIATURE Poodle, registered, white, permanent thola, house broken. FA 2-3442. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state menu, Invoices, hand bills, and programs, • ate. Progressive RED Dachshund puppies, AKC registered, Beautiful, 6 weeks Printing Co. Phone FA 3-1981300 West 11th Bt. old Christmas. FA 2-3903. WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, cenos 2 NEW Portable typewriters, Poor 1954 MERCURY hardtop coupe, walkers. samples, one Remington one excellent shape. FA 2-3781. FREE DELIVERY Smith Corona, Your choice Prescriptions our Specialty $100,00 Each Including all taxes. '57 8U1CK Roadmaster, power FAUST'S Rx MellonvHie Powell's Office Supply Co. 117 seats, air cond. and everything Ph. FA 2-7107 S. Magnolia, FA 2-5812. reduced . . . ...... $895. '56 CHEVY, automatic, a real f u r n it u r e BOY'S English Racer, good con­ U r.im f ................................ $«9$ Navy man transferred: brand dition. FA 2-6116. '58 r ODGE, V8, 4 dr push but* new: take over for bvlsnce on ton drive, good family car, 3 complete rooms; no down GOOD USED Smith Corona, StandJust ....................................... $435 payment necessary; payments ard typewriter, perfect for '52 DODGE Radio k heater, e t c / low a $13 per month. Call own school or office, $05.00. Powell's a bargain at .................... $95. ncr collect, TE S -isn , Cassel Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia Two Pick-up truckj, come and berry. Ave. FA 2-5842. get one at $95. ONION PLANTS 21 In. CONSOLE IV . walnut, good BILL COOKE Cry stal Wax, per M $2.50; 500 $1.50 QUALITY CARS condition. 116 Country Club Cir­ 5 M lots and over, $2,25 FOB cle, 1014 S. French Ave. FA 2-3606 here. A. St. Prevatt, Phone ONE APARTMENT rire gas re 37. Bottta • Motors 749-2115 Seville, Fla. frigerator $00.00, one large gas FOR YOUR BAND Instruments, Range $40.00, both in good cond. 16 FT. Runabout, 35 H.P. EVinGuitars, Bongo's, Christmas rude, Electric Starter, 3 gaa Pair of bed springs, one white Sheet Music. Sales. Rental, Re­ tanka, skis, life preserver*, enamel top kitchrn table. Rea pairs. See Bukur's Music Shop, canvas top, gator UU trailer. tonable. FA 2-2021. 2004 Cedar Ave. FA 2-0733. Astum# payment*. FA 3-5414. Open til 9 p. m, Monday, Wed­ BOY'S 20 In. bike FA 2-4436. nesday, Friday until Christmas. Gateway To The Waterway LIONEL Train and all accessor­ Your EVINRUDE Dealer ies FA 2-3377. FOR SALE — Trade-Ins, Electric Robson Sporting Goods stove $5.00, Electric Refriger­ 304-6-9 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 ator $10.00, Phllco TV $15.00, IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT, »4 h. p. DeWalt Radial table saw, Westlnghouse TV $25.00. Fire­ like new. extras. Only $175. Ph. 14 FT. SCAT CRAFT, windshields, stone i l l East lit., St. top, boat cover, cushions, light*, FA 2-6545. charger, ate, '59 Evinnide Lark, FIRESTONE Pre-Movlng Sale on Electric starter. Trade Wind all used tires. We don't want NEW WEST1NGHUUSE INSTANTON Portable Television, Come Trailer. Sacrifice. FA 1-5467. to lug them to our new loca­ in for demonstration, also Used tion, to make us an offer. All TV's $29.50 and up. Town k 39. Trailers - Cabanas Slzea, Firestone 111 East 1st., Country TV, In Rear of McRcySt. nolda Drug Store. FA 2-5362. ANDERSON house trailer 93 ft. FOR SALE— All good repossessed 10 x 16 Fla. room, carporte, merchandise at low prices. We GOING NORTH 7 Go safely on •Ir conditioned, excellent rood I* Snow Tires, 7-00-15, $15.00 each. don’t want to move it to our Don. Ph. FA 3-5007 far appoint­ FA 2-1415. ment. new location. Your chance to buy rightl Firestone Store, 111 17 In. RCA con tola TV, gtrl'a 20" E. 1st St. 2 wheel bike, both In excellent 1961 MOBILE Home, I bedroom*, will trade, taka over payment* condition. 126 Club Rd. FOR SALE: New and Used Inner of $75. Sea Bailey, Dewitt tulies for Cars, Trurks, Trac­ DOES ANYONE have any per­ Trailer Park, tors, See Us, Firestone Store simmons for sale? FA 2-5462. 111 East 1st, St. CITRUS SUPPLIES i f FOR SALE— All Guns and Am­ Ask for our wholesale price lists munition — Close out prices. i f if for Citrus bags, all sixes, BassBuy up Now! Firestone Store, In The Showroom wood Picking ladder*, picking 111 East 1st St. Under Tti* bags, clippers, truck rope, etc. A. M. PREVATT Phone 740-2115 Seville, Fla. Sanford’s * Finest Cars T E E V GREEN ESTATES LMN KnUrpriaaa, Im . 6 Country (Tub Read (20lh 81. Eatenaion) 3 Miles West Of Hwy. 17-92 Next To Mayfair Country Club L Imports & Sport* C an PH. Ml 4-5307 WHEEL ALIGNMENT BALANCE ALL MODELS ONLY $7 BEFO RE DEC. 24, 1961 A LMN ENTERPRISER INC. 3 • BEDROOMS IVt BATHS Low Down Payment No Cloning Coala FHA Monthly Pa>mrnU — Aa Low t C d Per As V 4* Meath Prinripal - Ins. . Int. • Taaea $66 to $74 No Cloalag Cool VA A Conv. Financing Available Cliff Horneman, Broker TErrace 8-4199 Open 16:06 *.m. to i;0U ».m. M CADILLAC Fleetwaod, Loaded ....---- ............ 4696 66 COKVAIR 4 Dear, Automatic — _.---- — 1491 19 CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Cond. ------------ ---- 3295 59 CHEVROLET 2 Deoe Bid. • C y L ---------------- 119$ 19 CHEVKOLE1 tlelalr 4 Door, Aalomatlc 1415 $6 FORD 3 Door V-8, Automatic 995 SR CHEVROLET 4 D oor Balair, Automatic .. .. 119$ 56 RAMBLER 4 Door, • CjL — 991 •7 FORD 3 Doer. Automatic ..... 395 SR,500 To $9,300 FHA & Conv. Financinjt DIRECTIONS: 19 Mia- ulra from Hanford, Ko. on liwy. 17-92. turn right al oar sign. TErrace 8-3911 2nd & PALMETTO 2505 PARK AVE. SANFORD FA 2-0711 F A 2-9801 Easy Payments Arranged * Set canter, cumber and toe-in Balance Wheel*, add Weight* Rely on Prompt, Efficient Service and Genuine Ford Parts. IT CHEVROLET Station Wagon M l •4 CHEVROLET 4 Door, > CyL Hid., Belalr ..... 105 •I RAMBLER 4 Dear. Custom, Auto......1495 ( I MUCK 3 Door, Automatic ...... 505 IS MERCURY Hardtop, Overdrive 595 18 CHEVROLET Station Wngon . 1191 54 CADILLAC 4 Door -------- 415 54 FORD Station W a g o n ----------- 195 50 FORD V, Ton P ick u p ______ _ J95 50 PLYMOUTH 3 Door .... . 95 57 CADILLAC, Laadtd ... . . . ____ l i l t 57 CHEVROLET 3 Ten CHASSIS and CAB . 1193 SANFORD FORD CARS THIS SPECIAL INCLUDES: iu u ^ T u r k e y HOMES STA RS * 800 FBKNCH AVK. tJ L ) % (E * 0| FORD _____ ________ Fair lane 4-d r, green, straight shift, Uka new$91 OR Reduced to | 2 | KURD Fairlaae 600 V-*. ® • Overdrive. $ ‘ Reduced to GALAX IK 4 dr. “ $", full power. a / c, FOIID Fairlaae 2-d r , V-8, straight stick, H $ 4 Q A ft k II. Reduced to I tW V GALAXIE 3 dr. V -l, F-ti-M. I1 J O R Reduced to I1 W FURLS 3 4r. reach wagon. Reduced to | ]3 8 6 61 AND CU STO M ERS WHO PURCHASE USED C A R FOR SMOOTHER, S A F E R D R IV IN G 0 » r (Speciality 17-93 • Heart of Maitland • O N G D A LE • 3 • Bedrooms • 1*4 Hath* • Central Alr-Cond. & Heating ★ WOOD Ph. FA 2-2420 19. Situation!! Wanted YARD Work, window cleaning, any kind of work Call Warren Sutton FA 3-2513. 35. A u to m o b ile s • T ru ck s A. W. Bsrktty Used Cars, Inc, »#* Gifts A For Sale B ark ley HOLLERS off SANFORD MERRY CHRISTMAS TO 34. Articles For Sale 31. Poultry - Pets - Livestock TV SERVICE within the hour. CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black Service calL $2.00. Sunshine TV Poodle Puppies, Show dog Stock. (The working man’s friend.) Reserve now, Pick up Christ­ FA 2-9792. mas Eve. FA 2-7741. 27. Special Service* 31. A rticle s Fireplace wood, all lengths, Oak ARK YOU Going Fishing? I'va got Missouri Minnows 25c dor. and lighter wood. Delivered. Red worms 45c a box. 713 W. Phone FA 2-6818, if no answer 0th St. In front of old bus sta­ FA 2-5909. tion. Grady Scott's Grocery and Ph. FA 2-4622 FOR SALE— Our complete line Bait Stand. of paints and electric paint mixers — Painter* and Con­ 35, Articles Wanted tractors Special. Firestone Store OLD China, Cut glass, Jewelry, 111 E. 1st St. Coins, Guns and etc. Mt 4-3296. NEW Olympia portable typewrit­ ers with cases, Regular $124 00 39. Automobile* • Truck* Nuw $89.00 plus lax, Powell's 1057 UIIEVY Station Wagon $705. Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia 1950 CHEVY ......................... $95. FA 2-5842. 1948 FORD ........................ $75. BOY'S Used 34 In. Schwin bike, Sanford Motor Co., 1001 Sanford FA 3-5751 Ave. Ph. FA 2-4382. food cond. Ph. FA 2-6714 AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4612 } 1007 Sanford Ava. FA 1-8562 General Auto Repairs All ' Make Cars—Lalior k Parts W. J. KING Guaranteed—Quality Workmanship PLUMBING k SUPPLIES • Contracting • Repair Work 2534 So. Orlando Dr. » Pbona 321-0483 2664 S. Hiawatha Ave. FA 2-Mli f Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Southern Air FA 3-1391. ■stored, black and tan. FA 2-1701. Jim Hunt Realty St. Johns Realty Co. • 3 1 . P ou ltry • P el* - L ivestock 20. Babysitters FA 2-9195. $50 DOWN Serviceman Moved and must give home away, 3 bedroom in Sun* h a d Estates ft No Qualifying, Move right in, Only $62.00 per mo. total FHA payment. Call Orlando CH 1-3336 27. Special Services ■SAFETY SPECIALSEAT BELTS INSTALLED |75 i’er PASSENGER INSPECT FRONT DRAKE LINING AND PACK $*Y 00 WHEEL HEARINGS & - SERVICE DEPARTMENT 308 Ph. FA 2-M81 E. First SI. Winter Park Ml 4-891$ $A V E W M M FORD Fairlaae 4 dr. V J . M F-O-M. U A H . I f O A K Redared to I (WWW ETUDE. L art 4 dr. V-8. M i/T . $ a O je Reduced to O u t! GALAXI R 600 $ 1 QQC M FORD H/T. Urdu red to 4 dr. e s g M . T-8. M R k II. $AAE Reduced to TW O FORD - 6 - reach wagon. M F-U-M. RUB Reduced to 0 * tO tUlSV. 2 dr. V-A M straight stick. |Q(VE Reduced to 090 FUUH FairUne wagon. W V -t, F-O-M, H * $A Q C II, A /C . Reduced ta W O B Y M CUC. 4 dr. H/T, f*U M 1 power push button $7Q A drive. Reduced to 8w e 5 7 FOIUS Falrlane y .g H/T ** • F-O-M, It k H. $ Reduced to 0 7 FORD v-8 4.d r, straight W * slick, R A 11. $7v|B Reduced to 190 5 7 FORD Fair Ian* 590 W l V-8 H /T . |AU It'drmed to Strickland-Morrison - W... 990 StricklandMorrison, Inc. 308 E. Pint! St. „. VA 3-1411 Winter Perk M l 4-831$ �•* JTffr BanfurS Wrram Pape 8— Tues. Dec. 19, 19G1 NEW ORLEANS (UP1> — Negro l.Rration leaders who saw near. / 3:0 anti-segregation demonstra­ tors arrested In SO minutes Mon­ day night sought the help and protection of President Kennedy today for another nighttime pro­ test march. The Negroei tald they would try to march downtown at the evening rush hour during the Christmas shopping season even If they were not given a parade permit by city officials. Police arrested 200 Negroes and two white* Monday on charge* of parading without a permit on Ca­ nal Street. TTie marcher*, moitly student* from Southern and Dil­ lard universities, were scheduled to appear In City Court late this afternoon. They faced maximum fine* of (too and 00 day* In jail if convicted. Police moved quickly on the dcmonitrators a* they marched toward tha state office building hcra In a protest, sponsored by tha Congress o f Racial Equality GARDEN OF THE MONTH is this lovely tree-shnded home of Mra. S. B. Smith at 512 Myrtle Avc. The glow­ ing colors o f over 23 varieties of crotons are Mrs. Smith's pride and joy and the grounds are further beautified by the brillinnt "flam e o f the woods" ixora and the profusion o f polnsettas. Another feature of tho (CORE), against mass arrests of snll-segregationists in Raton Rouge last week. Tha Rev. Avery Alexander, chairman of the Negro Consum­ er* League of Grcatrr New Or­ leans, said his group did not ex­ pect to receive a parade permit for tonight became it usually takes several daya to process. But he said they will msrch the Iwn miles to the registrnr of vot­ ers office In the Civic Center any­ way. He sent a telegram to President Kennedy protesting the arrests Monday night of the marchers, and asked for protection. lie said Negroes were "run down and hunted down by dogs." He said he had not seen dogs used by police Monday, but he had heard about it. Alexander told Kennedy that Neg roe* are "incensed and hocked by there outrages and atrocities committed in the name of law against us as Negroes." handsome yard 1h the hibiscus tree surrounded with lilies. Mrs. J. C. Sikes, beautification chairman of the Hcmerocallis Circle chose the garden on the basis of its overall beauty. Mrs. Smith docs all her own yard work* (Herald Photo) Officials, Negroes Agree To Albany Truce Israel said Monday he definitely auspended" the the dcmonitrators and would be up to police to had "in ­ trials of aald It ask that they be resumed Police Chief Laurie Pritchett aald he had no such plana "so long as everything runs smoothly. We will wait and ace." TB Patients Get Yule Cheer Methodist Church Holds Open House For New Building By Jane Caaeelberry The Public toured the attraetlva new educational building o f the Caaeelberry Community Methodist Church during an open house held Sunday afternoon. The rapidly Increaaing Sunday School enrollment at the church made tho construction of tho eight classroom structure necessary. Rev, Oscar C. Poole, in * final financial report, aUtcd that due to the tremendous amount o f labor donated by member* end ft lend* of the church, the building win completed at the low cost of $11,(164.18. A special building fund of­ Utere will be a Fellowship Sup- fering taken Hunday morning to par at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday In help meet final construction costa Weaver Hall of the Casselberry brought in $1,102. Those attending the open house Community Methodist Church. A served refreshments In short prayer service will follow were Weaver Hall by the ladle* o f the Uta supper. Each family attending is asked Women’a Society o f Chriitian to bring a covered dish or dessert. Fellowship Supper Set In Casselberry , Manna TDIminiiUr* 1 Hybrid tnloul _ suBlsi* • fiUaksa salnut • Dsrwi ■ Canine animal* VIIonian poet IX MouUmani 10 ttanal* mkdn m ra n mi 14 WkSad _ uaioasnow II Oramim* II Bator* 15 Atatrart bring 20 Earthy malarial IT Oaakribali team 13 Colt II IWotla* U Hindu |trl XOKsiurcd 3t llornad animal 31 T«Ua amp IS Atop 23 r « thatncl M Slipped U Worship 27 yatnoua British 30 C ro w n p u t 38 Unusual 3* WrhU nctmol 83 K aceuatm g 241 24 Read vassal _ 28 Blood F 2 * Wakaoed M At. [T 2* Artiri* 40 E irrxrea rr 41 Britkh aseat pta ir z sr 5T u n jIS fcl* i J1yjf j I \ f r J *. THIS STOCKING id no full o f gifts that un extra gift in tied to tile boot with it ribbon, Is placed in a box, to be delivered along with xevon others to Seminole County TB patients by Mra. Lorraine Graham. (Herald Photo) Annual Pre-Teen Yule Parly Set PALM REACH, Fla. (U PI) — President Kennedy hastens back to Washington today for a meet­ ing with the National Security Council and preparations for his Thursday meeting in Bermuda witn British Prime Minister liar old Macmillan. Kennedy slopped off here Mon­ day on his way hack from South America to treat a heavy head cold with steep, rest and sunshine. Originally he was scheduled to fly on to Washington Monday morning after dropping off Mrs. Kennedy here to get ready for the family Christmas holidays. Because which caused him some ear discotqfort during the flight from Colombia, Kennedy decided to take a day off. Examined aDd treated by two doctors, he improved measurably during the day, Monday night the White House said he had im­ proved greatly and was ready to return to work. Kennedy was to meet with the Security Council at 4 p.m. Mrs. Kennedy planned to re­ main here with their two chil­ dren, Caroline and John Jr., and the President will rejoin them late Friday at the oceanfront es­ tate of Capt. Michael Paul, an old friend of the President's family who has made his place avail­ able to them for the holidaya. The President leaves Washing­ ton early Thursday morning for Bermuda where he will confer with Macmillan until Friday aft­ ernoon. 4 CHUMJOTA SPORTSMAN’S CLUII directors line up for the photo­ grapher in front o f their new club house on Hwy. 419 just south of the community. From left, they are Secretary-Treasurer Roland Millettc, Lon­ nie Harris, Henry Schwerdt, President Fred Stumpf, Vice President Walter Chadwick and Cliff Mellor. Joseph Uufo and Carl Byrnes were not present. (Jones Photo) Courthouse Records Real Ratal* Transactions Joe B, Gentry', etux to Dolores Helling*, N. Orlando, $0,000. Myera and Gallagher, Inc. to JUST A FEW of the more thun 500 people who ate chicken barbecue in Frank Simrni, etux, DolRay Man­ Chuluota last Sunday in the shade of the moss-hung and beautiful old oaks or, $17,000. are shown "in action,” so to speak, on the Community Club Grounds. Rramur Devalopment Co. to American Legion Post 225 sponsored the dinner to raise money for ita Ward Hicka, Inc., Eaatbrook Subd., building fund. (Jones Photo) $12,600. Barry Home* to Fred L. Janaskl, etux, Goldie Manor, $12,600. Jack Keith Itllllard etux to Ralph M. Godlcy, etux, Normandy Add., $14,400, The Elks Cluh begins It's Christ­ old familiar Christmaa enrols, and and a gift of small American flag* Carl J, Harris, etux to Anderson D. Hartleys, atuy, Country Club, mas festivities today with • party gifts will be given. Later In the will be given to tin children In ad­ at the Bcminolo County Home, evening refreshment* will li« serv­ dition to the presents. $10,000. planned by 30 or -10 members of ed, which huvo been designed to Suita Filed Firet Nat’l City Bank of N. Y. Elks Lodge 1241 end their wives, carry out Uie holiday theme. Gene ve, Walter Ray Winga etux, mtg. who will go to the home. Walter fa chairman of thia event. A program has been planned, fcl. On Saturday at 2:30 p. m. the Fed. Nat'l Morg. Assn, ve Albert which will tnrlude the singing o f Elka will hold their annual Christ­ Charles Tavaree, etux, mtg fcl. mas party fur underprivileged Suffolk County Fed. S. and L. children o f Seminole County, with The Women’s Club of Cassel­ Aasn. ve. Ranald E. Mulder, etux, about 200 children Invited to share berry will meet for a Christmas mtg. IcL Ilia fun and festivity at the Elks party at 8 p.m. Wednesday in th« South Boeton Saving* Bank va. Lodge on East Second St. clubhouse on Overbrook Dr. Donald E. Baker, etal, mtg. fcl. Santa Claus will arrive with a There will be a Carol Sing and Mist Mnrylce Harrison of Lake­ police escort for a brief visit with an exchange of gifts. Members are Sanford Atlantic Nat'l Bank va. land died Sunday in Lakeland. She the children and toya donated by asked to bring canned goods for John W. Gratler, etal, mtg, fcl. Henry Moikowlts, etux va. Frank was tho sister o f Mr*. J. M. Mc- local civic clubs In the city will be distribution to needy families. Caskill, 2062 Grandview Ave. Miss added to a large supply already on Gregga Jr., a tux, mtg. fcl. Hail esses wilt be Mr*. Kenneth East River Saving* Bank ve. Harrison visited Sanford frequent- hand. Greene, Mrs. Frank Bingham, Robert R. Caldwell, etal, mtg, fcl. A large group of Elk* Club Mra. Billie Alexander and M rsShe was secretory to Frank Sey­ members will In on hand to assist Hcnry Jlansrn. Fed, Nat'l Mortg. Assn, vs A l­ mour, executive director of the vin I!. Hosper, etux, mtg. fcl. Growers Executive Committee of Lorikeets range the eucalyptus the citrus industry for many years. forests o f eastern Australia for She was well known throughout nectar like lice* searching a gar­ the state. den far blossom*. Although their Funeral eervlce* will l « held relationship to parrots is apparent Wednesday at 10:30 a. in. at from the shape o f their beaka, Duke*.Steen Funeral h o m e In they have longues like biuahe* to Lakeland. Interment will be at a lap up floral sirup*. later date. 3 - S" Fire District Sets Meeting 1 Women’s Club Plans Party In Casselberry • The Annual Tre-Teen Christmas Party sponsored by the Sanford Recreation Department will be held on Saturday at 8 a.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. The weekly meeting of pre-teen youngsters this week will be high­ lighted in the Christmas spirit with stories, games and refresh­ ments. A large group of parents and children is expected to attend and start off the yuletlde festivities for the pre-ln-na with a lot of ex- Memberi o f Sanford's Firat Christian Church will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the Educational Building for a Fellowship Supper to be followed by a Christmas Program at 7:30 p.m. In the sanc­ tuary. The church's Friendship Class will be in charge of supper citemcnt. preparation*. Emphasis of the Christmas Pro­ gram will be upon children of the church who will participste in a movie of the Christmaa Story. Fol. lowing tills presentation, Christ­ mas treats will be distributed to The congregation of tha Graee all youngstera in attendance. Methodist Church will meet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday for * Family Fellowship Christmas Program which will begin with • covered dish supper. Commissioners of the Lake Church school classes will pre­ Mary Fire District will meet at sent Uie reensetment and reading 6 p.m. Thursday in Uie Fire Hall of the Christmas Story to back­ to review the year's progresa and ground music featuring the Youth to study the end of year financial Department. The Children’s Class, report. ea will sing Christmas Carols to The meeting la open to the pub­ open the program. lic and all Interested persons who All members and friends of the care to attend will be welcomed church have been especially in­ according to Ed Zimmerman, vited to attend this program by president of the Lake Mary Vol­ Bev. W U lem as Parsons, Grace unteer Fire Dept. \ Methodist pastor. t / ! r s Poor Insurance Picture? Switch to TH E (Bid) DIFFERENCE Grace Methodists Announce Family Christmas Night r~4 r 3“ r RST a•T rx*-*' r **■'* First Christian Church Plans Supper, Program twin ir?irj II Animal doctor It Vthicl* tor 1. V jI Christmas stockings full of gifts war# taken to Tampa TB sanitar­ ium, for Seminol* County patients there, by Mrs, terrains Graham, executive secretary at the Seminole County Til A n n ., Mr*. C. E. Hunt­ er, paUent aervlce chairman and Mra. Mabel Monroe, Th* gift* were placed In attrac­ tive red and green flannel stockInga made and decorated by Mrs. Hunter. She also crocheted the comfortable footwarmera for tha women patlenta. G ifu include, toilet nrlirlca, stationery a n d President Hastens Back To Capital; Council Meet Set Maki i«Milt$ rtfibrty—far a happy Chrltbut it ywr heat*! THE SANFORD ATLANTIC You want every detail o f your insurance to be clear xnd unmistakable. It will b c— if you talk with an independent insurance agent. You'll get: %/ Ti»# right policy, Issued by an established company known for fair claim payments. y / Halp in revising your Insurance when ranewal coats or personal needs change. y / News about improved policies ea they are issued. y / Help when you have a lots end follow-through for prompt payment. We etc independent insurance agenu. We will give you continuing personal attention -T h e Big Difference in car, home and business in­ surance. We place insurance witli America’s oldest and most reliable insurance com­ panies. NATIONAL BANK k Incorporated 1*27 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS -T IL *:00 FLORIDA Association of Insurance Agents 4 I Ii �/ Seminole Medical ( T l r Resigns En Masse Death Certificate Policy Protested m tfurit It r r a lii r WEATHER: Fair and colder through Thursday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 45-50. VOL. 53 United Press Leased iWro Established 1008 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19C1 SANFORD, City Hall will be opened the day after Christmas . . . Not so the courthouse. • • • The- Cherub Carol Choir will perform a series of Christmas carols in front of the City Hall Nativity scene Friday at 7 p.m. » • • More than 1500 in stamps alone were told at one post office win­ dow Tuesday during a seven hour period. • e • A public hearing on the con­ troversial toning ordinance for Sanford will be conducted Thurs­ day at • p. m. • e • If the city undertakes the m ss9 * iv e water and sewage improve, ment program, rates per user will go op sbout 11.40 per month. • • • City Commissioner Crspps fa­ vors using the old county jail only for the police department and aa a jail facility. Crapps mentioned at Monday's board meeting that no one ever escaped from the jail. "It sure would be # * shame to waste it for any other purpose,” said Jimmy. • e • VAH-1 established an unusual record while at sea. No accident while on the lengthy cruise. First time any NAS based wing did that. • • • The County School Board will make a decision at its Jan. It ▼ meeting on whether to allow an­ nexing three Seminole Schools into the city limits of Casselberry. • • • County Agent Cecil Tucker call­ ed the heavy downpour Tuesday a "million dollar rain." "It was a real life-saver," to the county's 111 million dollar agricultural in­ dustry, he tdded, e • e Sanford Is mentioned In the la lest edition of Mechanics Illu­ strated. All about this city and ahad fishing. • • • County Judge Vernon Mite complained to us about the over­ crowded conditions In the court­ room this week. Doth Circuit sod County Court cases were on Monday. Definite need for a an"'e th e r courtroom. • • • • There are two nice cedar tree* at the city xoo, which are In need Of decorations. Mrs. Arnold Hood, lookeeper, say* she brought down all the decorations she bad but U was not enough and the iuo fundi Juil don't permit the pur­ chase of any equipment. H you f have soma decorations you would like lo donate, leave them at the too in the daytime or at the Shore Patrol Station, next door, at night. • • • Bob Shedden manager or Sou­ thern Dell tells us that Ihe new telephone books will be out around the end of January. • • • '• The Sun-Dell Motel on Hwy. IT-B2 is hosting an art exhibit this week through Jan. 15. Any­ one interested in arts and crafts la Invited lo come . . . Artists also are invited to participate. • • • Guy AUeu, postmaster (until January anyway) tells us thal theChristmas mall rush season U over . . . The heaviest day 9 v » a Monday with ST,TOO letter* processed . . . almost 1,000 more thin ever before. NO. 348 Turnpike Bonds Sold At Interest Rale Of 4.75 Pet. Dy LARRY VERSIIKI. TALK AROUND TOWN . . . Everyone's shopping Sanford . . . despite rain . . . why no Chriatn u t lighting contest this year . . . tome aay lack of interest. . . . Sid RiChard'a rock garden on an Jsland by 25th St. and Park Ave. * . . County Commission decision to pay for rights of way out of secondary funds . . . Will J. C. Hutchison be re-elected chairman of the commission next year? . . Sources say yes .. . Jimmy Crapps next mayor of Sanford and will have to sign the bonds when the city borrows money for a sewage treatment plant even ^ b o u g h he's against it. £ FLORIDA CHRISTMAS came early to the driver of this semi­ trailer mail truck early this morning. W. Moreland of Jacksonville en-route to Orlando with n load of mail crashed into a vehicle at the Lake Monroe bridge and escaped injury. The truck turned over with the call hang­ ing over the sea wall. Postmaster Guy Allen said 20 sacks o f mail for Sanford were saved with postal crews unloading the truck at about G a. m. The driver of the car, C. Mahler o f Brockton, Mass, was shaken up in the mishnp. (Herald Photo) Kennedy To Keep Monk In 'Jeopady' Macmillan Date PALM BEACH, Kin. (UPI I — President Kennedy decided today to go ahead with his meeting with llritish Prime Minister Harold Mac in Him), the White House announesd. It will be held in Ber­ muda or here, dep ending ea His condition t Kent tedy's stricken', father. adOf Thia war auuu.noted M- tlw eblnf executive left his beachfront'hoige for EL Mary's Hospital in West Palm Beach where his father, for­ mer Ambassador Joseph 1*. Ken­ nedy, 79. show ed some slight progress this morning in bis fight against the paialytir effect* o f a cerebral hemorrhage s u f f e r r d Tuesday. Ths President, according to in­ formed sources, wants to go to Bermuda for the meeting with Macmillan aa scheduled Thursday if his fsthsr Is in no dsnger. A team of specialists examined the former ambassador this morning and the President went to the hos­ pital shortly after 10 a. m. Cowan Infant Dies At Hospital In Radio Failure CAPE CANAVERAL (U P I )-A tiny monkey named Scatback rode rucltet on a li.WW mile ' *hour flight “ • “through *1 —space per j jteoday Bight, but cbancca for bis recovery today were Jeopardised h»*a w tm be e y n JaJlur*. p - v o An Fanre aaU^lMftunl.U* 'h " M'■■‘,l 1 ,V earrv.gg the four-pound rhesus monkey landed In a planned tar­ get area 5.000 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral about a half-hour alter the mighty rocket was fired front here. But mule thun 10 hour* after the launching, recovery forces off Ascension Island in the South At­ lantic still bad not retrieved the animal. The Air Force said the search was "still under way. although no signals have been received from the radio locator beacon in the pod." The bra run was u sort of homing device by which re­ covery crews could close in on Rains Too Light Kennedy Pledges For Most Groves Citrus Export Aid LAKELAND <UPI) - President Kennedy has agreed to seek low­ the object if it were still afloat. Scatback was hurled Into the ering of Ihe "orange peel curtain" black cold of space amt soared between the United States anti Into a baud, of high-intunsity radi Great Britain when lie meets with •bog more than mb aides above Prim* Minister Harold Mcntlllan thi! month. _____ ^ Th« “ orange peel curtain" is a Ttins - ■'rhw.,ut lirtteUt »■ expected je term coined by Gov. Farris Bry­ ( ^ Two Executed For Attacking Mother PARCHMAN. .'It.*. (UPI) — Two Negroes convicted o f raping a young white mother were put to death In the gas chamber here, one shortly brfoir midnight ami the other a few minute* after, The pair— Iluwaid Cook, hi, and Ellic (Lover Boy) I.re, 2fl— show­ ed tittle reaction when led to the chamber, Prison BupL Tied Jones said. ant to (teacrll* British restrictions against Imports of U. S. citrus and citrus products. Homer Hooks, general manager of the Florida Citrus Commission, said he had tieen informed by the office of Sen. George Smathers, (D -F la ), that the President had agreed to pul the import discus­ sions on his agenda. Bryant, who paid a personal visit to Hie Board of Trade in London last September to seek a breakdown of harriirs, said in Tallahassee the Kennedy decision reflected the importance of the issue. LAKELAND ( UPI) — Many citrus growers shut off their Irri­ gation systems for the first time in three months today. But for most gmv« owners, the rains of Monday night and Tuesday never readied them or were too light to be helpful. Warren Jahnsoq, chief ol the irtxfersi -* State Frost Warning Service here, said "generous amounts" of rain fell in the westcentral part of llie stale, but missed the rich Indian River dis­ trict and tha Orlando growing ares. Johnson ssld grower* who got at much at two inches ot rain should have no more worries for Hie present. But he said those who got lets still had their trou­ bles. He said two or mors Inches fell In parts or Pasco, Hillsborough, western Polk and southern Lake counties. Lesser amounts fell In parts ot northern Hardee and southern Hernando. The rest of the ntros bell got little or no rainfall. Two W in Phone Calls To Sons Overseas Two Sanford mothers, shaky i day night, after their telephones j an overseas Christmas telephone with excitement and happiness, had rung to tell them their names call. Robert Scott Cowan, 11-months- rurhed to the USO building Toe*, had been drawn as the winners of | This Is an annual project of the old ton of Mr. and Sir. Ralph T. Cowan Jr., of 405 Plumusa I)r., Sanford, died Tuesday after­ noon at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital following a brief illness. Survivors, other than his par­ ents, are three brothers, Ralph T., Ill, Charles Braun and Richard Keith and a sister. Call Lee. all of Sanford; grandparents, Mrs. R. T. Cowan Sr. of Winter Park and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Braun of Monroe, Lu. Graveside services will be held at 11 a m. Thursday in Evergreen Cemetery with the ttev. Thomas Parsons of Grace Methodist Church officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. Reds Keep Border Shut For Holidays BERLIN (U P I>— East German Communists today demanded the right to control Western sir and land trnffle to isolated West Ber­ lin. The official Communist partynewspaper, Neues Deutschland, made the demand in a call for speedy negotiations to give Getmany a pear* treaty and end Western rights in Berlin. TAMPA (UPI) - Florida tod aysold its Sunshine Stats Parkway cxlcnsUm bonds to a group of investment bankers at an Interest rate of 4.J5 per cent. Gov. Farris Bryant and turnpike officials hailed It as a "good bargain" (or the state. It culminated three days ol negotiations. In the wind-up, the total amount of the band issue was raised trom S155 million to $157 million to take care of Inte­ rest cost* and fees to the bankers. Announcement of the sale was made simultaneously by the Turn­ pike Authority in Tampa and the governor in Tallahassee. The auIhorily accepted the offer after clearing it with the governor. "The proposal is for a bond issue nf $157 million, carrying a 4.75 per cent interest, with a tee to cover management compensation and all expenses" of $3.25 on each Itoo bond, Turnpike Chairman John Hammer announced. DELIGHTED WINNERS of thu drawing for a Otriaiinuit oversea.s rail are Mrs. T. N. Dillard, (left), whose son, George, Is with the 81 «i Artiltnry 2nd Missile Battalion in Germany and Mrs. Louis D. Brinn, (seated), whose son Hntee is with the G314th Supply Squadron in Korea. Standing back, left are Rev. .lames Burnett, USD director, Mrs. Carolyn Higgins, USO director and iltiasd) R. Kitner, CWA president. (Herald Photo) ^ The County Board of Medical Examiners today vigorously pro­ tested the mechanism hy which death certificates m s signed in Seminole County and submitted its letters of resignation to the Coun­ ty Commission today. The siaminlng hoard comprised of Dra, W. V. Roberts, Leonard Munson, Daniel Mathers and Kd- Bulletin BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI)—A strong earthquske centerrd In the Andes mountain range shook Colombia today. First reports Indicated at least IS persons were killed and more than too Irjured. M W A... BRIEFS Red Deadline WASHINGTON (U I't)-T o d iy Is the final deadline for U.S. Com­ munists to register si agents of the Soviet Union. D rug Prices Hit WASHINGTON (UPtl The AF-L-CIO and the National Con­ sumer* League today said drug prices arc too high and called fur tighter federal curbs on the drugmaking industry. Death Toll At 23 SEVILLE, Spain (UPI) — The death loll in (lie crash of a pri­ vate plane that plunged into a crowd of people was officially placed today at 25, with 10 others not expected lo liva. Eighty other person* wer* in serious condition. Turnpike Honda TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Tha State Tumplka Authority was ex­ pected to ico s ffM t reject today an offer by an Investment team to buy SI55 million tn bond* to extend the Sunshtna Stats Park­ way. Commandos Busy JAKAHTA, Indonesia (UPI) — The army commander In eastern Indonesia announced today that hand - picked commandos have been practicing amphibious land­ ings In tha islands nearest to Dutch New Guinea. Democrat Wins SHREVEPORT, La. (U P I)-J o e D. Waggonncr Jr., a segregation­ ist Democrat who refused the sup­ port of national parly leaders, won a close special congressional election Tuesday over a Republi­ can segregationist, Jaycees Praised TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Junior Chamber of Commerce was praised hy Gov. Farris Bry­ ant Tuesday for contributions to live growth and development ot Florida communities. Bryant pro­ claimed Jan. 2D-27 as "Jaycce Week" in Florida. L'ntn d Communications Workers of America and Ha local at the telephone company here. This Is the (ir»t year that it has been done in Sanford. Cards are sent out to persons who have tons serving in the PARIS (U P!) — Mora than 30 armed lorcet overseas. From the civilians were liospitaliml today entries two names arc drawn as —most ot them with head injuries winners. inflicted hy polire clubs—follow­ "I was so excited I couldn't ing a violent demonstration by even gel dressed," said Airs. thousands of Parisians against Ihe right wing underground Secret Brian, "This is llie must wonderful Army Urguniialion (DASl. Christ mat gill 1 ever received— it's just wonderful. Thank you ao Postal Rates WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e last much!” major obstacle In Congret* to i Mrs. Dillard said she didn't have the ear, so called a taxi. "1 postal rate increase apparently (old that taxi driver, ‘Hurry! Hur­ lias bet-n removed hy a reported r y ! ' " aim said, "I'll bet he thought agreement bctxeen the adminis­ I was going to the hospital or tration and Sen. Olin D. Johnston something. I cried today because (D.- S.C.), chairman of the Senate my son could not come home for Postuffice and Civil Service Com­ Christmas. This will help so mittee. Riot In Paris much!" The nainrs were drawn by the Bev. James Harnett and Miss Uonuie Slofler with Mrs. Carolyn Higgins, USO director, and Rus­ sell B. Kitner, president of the local, standing by. Kitner aald that ail arrangements would lie made, then overseas men con­ tacted and Ihe call set up at whatever time Mrs. Brinn and 5lrs. Dillard desirrd. win Stoner wrote a strongly-word­ ed letter to the county governing board urging cooperation in refer­ ence to a Negro woman's death two wreks ago in which two doc­ tor* refused to algn- the death cer­ tificate unless an autopsy was per­ formed. The State Attorney'! office re­ fused to allow the autopsy, report­ ing Hint it feiL no criminal negli­ gence was Involved. The woman was buried without any doclor'a signature on the death certificate. Following is the letter signed by the four doctors: "The undersigned were appoint­ ed by the Board of County Com­ missioners o f Seminole County, Florida, at their regular meeting on Jan. IP, 1060, to bo a Medical Examining Board for Scmlnola County. This is In ronformanra with House Hill 1505, which was filed In the office of Secretary of Statu on June 25. It*55, This has to do with unexplained deaths in our County, and this law w is request­ ed hy the Seminote County Medical Society in an attempt to protect the people o f Seminole County, and to be a responsible addition to the health and law e n f o r c e m e n t groups within our County, "W * have served on many occaaiona when requested without fa­ vor or recompenre, and have given of our time lu an attempt to be of some benefit to our community. There has never been any Intent on tha part of this committee nor on the part o f the Scmlnola Coun­ ty Society to In any way infringe upon the righta o f othsra In tba due proeess o f taw; however It te our leeling that our efforta era In vain, and that wa art neither be­ ing called upon to function nor iloca It appear that our advice ta well taken in aplte o f the legal bucking which House Bill 1586 give* us. "Recently one of our Board waa asked by a fellow physician to give an opinion In a case o f an unuxplained death, l|d* opinion waa given and H appear,* that no attenl&a whatsoever was paid to earns. "W e feel strongly that medicU opinion la of proper benefit ia ease* such as are cuvered tn tilt* law, and either we function or we shall cease to function. If our recommendations art going to be discarded on the advice of a lay pci sun who has absolutely no med­ ical education, then it teema rattier foolhardy that we make any at­ tempts at coopcrution under the provisions o f these statures, "It Is Indeed regretabls that such instances have to take place, and unirss we have the complete cooperation of the Board of Coun­ ty Commissioners and all law tnfurcemrnt organisations and offi­ ce:* of the law within tills com­ munity, we as a group would like to submit our resignations effec­ tively immediately. "A n unofficial poll o f th* re­ maining members of the Seminole County Medical Society have indi­ cated that they would not In any way be Interested in any further conpeiation as long as It Is unilat­ eral. "1 trust you understand our pos­ ition, and we want to reassure you gentlemen and the citisens ot this county that The Seminole County Medical Society it interested in llirir health and welfare, and ore willing to give of their time and efforts in sn attempt to protect them to the beat of our ability. This we have been willing ta do tx the past without cost to the Coun­ ty; however, we feci Unit such an ai i uiigeiuelit as has been in exist­ ence in the past months during our appulntuient is entirely wrong, and we wish in tills manner to pro­ test the mechanism by which the death certificate* are being sign­ ed and releases given fur Internment o f the deceased without ade­ quate explanation of death." Herald Index UN Speeds Work For Holiday Rest UNITED NATIONS, N. V. (UPI) — Tha General Assembly pitched Into classic East-West battlss on Tibet and Hungary today in a final flurry of debating and voting before a thiea-week Christ­ mas holiday. ___ Bridge ...... . — . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 19, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 1961. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1961; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f1071b5c7b86558cd23ad7e4be08cb96.pdf adbd4ba2757509f911606bd8a9db47d1 PDF Text Text Three Seminole High School business education teachers, Miss Anna Vitsarls, Mis* Rebecca Stev­ ens. James Martin and a Stetson University teaching intern, Mrs. Virginia Easter recently attended a demonstration talk on Skill De­ velopment Through Instrument Training, held at Stetson UniterIlly. Robert J. Ruegg, director of Business Education from the Di­ vision of Educational Development Laboratories in Huntington, N. Y., conducted the demonstration-talk on new teaching techniques In business education which may be used In the current teaching lituetlon. The phases of business educa­ tion discussed by Ruegg were be­ ginning end advanced typing, shorthand transcription and fil­ ing. The Instrument training techniquea were presented to that avery «na could actually partici­ pate and develop an understanding of skill ‘ development. The areas covered la this phase of the pro­ gram ware the Ten-Key keyboard training, typing, bookkeeping, fil­ ing, business math and shorthand transcription. Preceding the program, the local teachers Joined the teachers from othar central Florida schools for dinner at the Union cafeteria. TRUE TO LIFE waa the contemporary piny, "Father Rends a Chrlstmna Carol" which starred these Seminole High actors and actresses in their initial debut Monday afternoon. From left, seated, are Frankie Jones, Robert Murray and Jane Miller. Standing are Gene Dlmmock, who played Father and Carol Wheeler the mother. Two other players, Robert Richards and Mike Smith were not. present for the picture. (Herald Photo) Dorte Demtroeder Speaks To Teacher's Group Sanford teacher* of the RHO chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met recently In Daytona for lunch­ eon and program for the month. A theme of "World Culture" waa carried out, and there were aeveral foreign exchange atudenta from central Florida aehool* prolent, Including MDa Dorte Dem­ troeder, Klwanla exchange itudent of Sanford. Those attending from Sanford were Mra. Wilma Morgan, Mr*. Martha Rowland, Mrs. Ruth Carl­ ton, Mra. Margaret Golt, Mra. Nellie Coleman end Mr*. Mary Joyce Bateman. SQUARE-DANCING wan the feature of tho evening when the Future Fanners and tho Future Homemakers Clubs at Seminole High got to* ither last week for a dance party. Members of the Starlighlera Square snee club attended and showed the students some square dance steps, and also did some exhibition dancing for them. Joe Curtis, well known caller was present and did thccnlling for nil the squnres as welt as Instruct* ing the clubs In their smsteur dancing. Here are a group of students go­ ing through the beginning steps of a Texas Star. (Herald Photo) By DOTOE HIGGINBOTHAM In a brealhtaklngly beautiful cathedral acttlng, the Seminole High School Glee Club called During 1B60, earioveaeular dieeaaee cauaed the death* of 021,540 Americana. Give POW ER To The ■■ ■ I Men Your Kennedy Leaves For South America WASHINGTON {UPI) - Presi­ dent Kennedy, aware of but un­ deterred by reports of anti-U. 3. demonstration* In Venezuela, leevea today on another venture In personal diplomacy — a short weekend In South America. The Chief Executive and hli wife planned to take off aboard an Air Force Jet irantporl for San Juan, Puerto Rico. They will be the overnight gueita of Gov. and Mrs. Lula Munox Marin at La Fortalcia, the historic cattlefortress built In the 1530a. Their landing at San Juan's Internation­ al Airport was scheduled for 1:15 p. m., F.ST. From Puerto Rtco, the Kenne­ dy* will fly southward Saturday for a one-day visit to Caracal, L ife! Venezuela. They will spend Sun-, eluding the U.S. Secret Service, • Residential • Commercial day in Bogota, Colombia, and fly , ware convinced from one-thc* spot back to the United Statoa during reports that protective meaiurca Buildings that night. to Caracas were adequate to as­ Fallout Shelters Tho Chief Executive will be sure the President a >afe, over­ FA 2-7083 back In Washington only three night visit with President Romulo G. W. Dodson Contractor Betancourt. days before going to Bermuda for meeting* with Britiah Prime Minlater Harold Mcmillan next Onon Daga Thursday and Friday. Press (llapalchcs and secret In­ telligence reports telling of secu­ rity measures to protect Kcnnedy to Venezuela poured Into the • Trimming • De-Mo«aing • Cabling White Home preceding start of • Spraying • Removal tho trip. Prea* Secretary Pierre Salinger said there waa no “ un­ LICENSED - BONDED - INSURED - FREE ESTIMATE* easiness" on the part of the Chief GA 4-5937 617 20th. St. Executive about the trip. ORLANDO, FLA. The White House and associat­ Norther* Branch — Syracuse, N. T . ed federal security personnel. In­ TREE EXPERTS Paved Streets With Curb* k Sidewalks Open The Door To A Better Life . . . „ W IT H A H O M E IN GE Hot Water Heater City Sewer System . 3 Bedrooms — 1, 1Vi, 2 Baths *14 ,10 0 to os low aa advantage of This li th. Liggett bargain you've *vtr had on DaWalt Now, with your purchase o f a new DeWalt I’owar Shop, you ran Kit a cu-tom-mado ateel cheat complete with aulect toola— XI plrcr* In all—and all ara genuine DaWaltbrnnda that ahnpwiaa nun uae for quality work. Buy thla great combination— DaWalt plua Cheat Full O’Toole . . , and aava big For limltad timo only. Como in now and taka homa your biggest buy artr. t deny yourself Donand your family the joys of home ownership any lon g er------ PAYM ENTS C Q A OOTaxes, A Ins. 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FHA-1N-SERVICE CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE OPEN DAILY For Your Inspection Homes Ready For Immediate Occupancy IM M E D IA T E BALES OFFICE — 1st HOUSE INSIDE ENTRANCE O C C U PAN C Y "Homes Fit For A King Byrne Leach. Billy CUSTOM Sanford Electric Co. Inspect Drive 17-92 To Sunland Estates (2 MUea So. of Sanford) GIVE RCA John Walker, English druggist, mado tho first friction match In 1827. state? Street Lights NOW . . . y o u CAN HAVE |M.4I BUY DE WALT WITH IJ.riKCE TOOL CHEST Corner 6th St. and Maple Are. , u u la it b Large Closets FAMOUS v TALLAHASSEE — The Florid* Highway Patrol today appealed to all drivers to "start now to save your life" during the Chriitmai holidays by leading a little extra effort in an attempt to bo a better driver. The patrol has a grim highway fatality prediction for the 78 hoi* period Juit before, during ana right after the day that St. Nick viaits Florida to bring cheer and joy — not death to tho stale's people. Careless and reckless driving will m u lt In at Icait 22 persons being killed In highway crashes during that tims this year, tha patrol aays. With the statewide death ic ^ running a little below that for the same time last year, tho Christ­ mas period death prediction for thla year la leas than tho actual number killed In Iho 78 hour period lait year. Tbo total than was Jt. A NEW SCHEDULE of Trallwaya Bun aervice was set in motion as Trailways officials met with local men Monday morning at the bus depot on the south corner o f Park Avc. and Second St: President J. J. Renrden, second from left, presented model buses to Sonny Powell, Chamber of Commerce president, left and to City Commissioner A1 Wilson and C. of C. manager John Krider, right, who welcomed the new bua schedule and In­ creased service. (Herald Photo) Beautiful Parka Christmas * Warns Drivers Awning Windows Pidgin English originally develuped aa a language aa a result of tbo trade between Chlnrau and Englishmen. "1'idgto" la said to be a corruption o f tha English wold "business." ^ rra lS White Terraxzo Floors TOOLS In rii ^ HOOSICK FALL6, N. T . (UPI) Grandma Moaca oneo aald " I f I didn't start painting, I would hava ralaed chlckana." T b it waa the way Grandma Moaca, who dtef Wednesday at the age of 101, laid things—ealty and simple. Glee Club Presents Christmas Program fcanfnrS Page 12 — Fri. Dec. 15, 1961 A rt W on E forth the true spirit of Chrlatmea as they gang a full program of carola and Cbrlitmaa melodici, Wednesday, at their annual Chrigtmaa Concert. The malted choir Hood before a background deilgned to depict five ttalned glau windowa, with indirect lighting making the ilage curtain* appear a rich purple hur. The elfect waa to make the choir appear to be itanding in a cath­ edral chancel. The striking itage telling wet designed and built by Larry Gilstrap end Terry Colllni. Following five number! by the freshman chorus, Including "Joy to the World." "W h it Child Is T h l»r‘ "Come, Shephardi," "The Firat Noel" end "Rood King WenceaUs," Mist Mary Helen Wathhum and MUt Sandy Rich­ ards played a piano duel cntilled "Chriitmr* rantaay." A candlelight pioreaaUmal fol­ lowed, with the memhara of the glee club coming down the aisles of the auditorium bearing lighted candle* and tinging, “ Oh, Come All Ye Faithful." On tha itage, following the reeding of the acrlp- Qnf* [Teachers Attend Demonstration 01 New Techniques The Blackboard F. O. Box III* FA 3-1*74 Brumky. A rt Harris BU ILD IN G Ssaferd, Fla. GA 8-4287 Featured by — JIM HUNT REALTY FA M il l �Record Christmas Sales At All-Time High "The best business we’ve ever done," is what San­ ford merchants are singing about this week as sales in December reached an all-time high and should surpass previous years in Christmas business, a Herald poll of merchants showed today. A check o f downtown stores reveal that over the past three weeks sales have been at "peak” and that mer­ chants are looking forward to a "gigantic” pre-Christ­ mas rush this week. Chamber, of Commerce officials were singing the praises of the merchants for handling the Christmas business in "superb” fashion. E. C. Harper Jr., chairman o f the merchants di­ vision said that last Friday most of the stores had to stay open later than 9 p. m. to take care o f all the cus­ tomers. The downtown stores will remain open until 9 p. m. for the remainder of the week. U. S. Envoy, Tshombe Due To Talk Guillion Waifs At Ndola For Katanga Chief WEATHER: Cloudy through Tuesduy. High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 55-60, VOL. 63 United Press Lerued Wire BeUbllahed 1906 MONDAY, DECEMRER 18. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 346 City To View Plans fo r Sewage Facility The City Commission will look at Its meeting scheduled for • at final plans for a $400,000 few- p. m. todsy. Consulting engineer Jesse Diets age treatment plant for the city will be In town to discuss the plans. Diets Is ■ member of the engineering firm, Clark, Daily and Dietz who helped draw up the plans with local engineers Letfler and Bush. Federal funds to belp construct the plant are expected in about 6 Die In T ra ffic seven months according to City Manager W. E. Knowles. Ry United I’ rwui International The Florida Highway Patrol to­ day reported at leaat six persons killed in weekend traffic accidents across the state. Ity LARRY VKKSIIEL (It’s Christmas Shopping Tim* and her* are some present* I’d like to give our public officials and governing bodies.) City Managrr W. E. Knowles— An engineering assistant. tlSLWA . . . G un m an Hunted •JA C K SO N V IL LE (U PI) — Po­ lice continued their hunt today for a gunman who stole a $10,000 diamond ring and about $240 from wealthy Terry Parker Friday night. L on g W ait Seen JERUSALEM (U PI) — Adolf Eichmann, dressed in the red p r is o n clothing o f the condemned, today faced possible months of waiting before Israel’s Supreme Court considers hla appeal. Rhodes Scholar SWARTHMORE, Pa. (U PI) — Louie E. Echols HI, a Gainesville, Fla,, student attending Vale Uni­ versity, was named Sunday night as one o f 3$ winners o f the 1002 R h o d e s scholarships. - P astor W ins MEMPHIS (U P I)— A Bouthern Jlaptiat leader who made head­ lines with his campaign against President Kennedy Sunday defeat­ ed a move to ouat him aa paator of Bellevue Baptist Church. A rraignm ent Set $ EAST MEADOW, N. Y. (U PI) — Mate (Mika) Ivanov, an aaraped mental patient, w u expected to be arraigned today on chargaa of slaying fiva member* of a Long laland family. 14 Rescued FORT MYERS BEACH (UPI) — A mass rescue at aaa Sunday scoopad up all 14 paasengara of 6 h * charter fishing boat "Madam Queen'' after they jumjied over­ board when the 06-foot vessel caught fire and burned In the Gulf. Couple Slain HALLANDALE (U P I)— A for­ mer preildent o f the Hallandale Chamber of Commerce and hie wife were found shot to death at Jjietr home Sunday. Polka oaid whelr 26-year-old eon admitted the ■layinga. First Cases TALLAHASSEE (U P l)-S ta t t Beverage Director Thomaa Leo planned to bring tha first cases In Tampa today to force compliance with a auto regulation which calls for enUrtainora and other liquor ^fetabllshment employes to be fing­ erprinted when naked by the atate. Michigan Arrests Three Floridians KALAMAZOO, Mich. (UPI) — Police arrested three Jackson­ ville. Fla. men here Sunday ^ Ig h t, one of whom Is wanted for Unlawful flight to avoid Imprison­ ment In Florida. Being held by Kalamazoo po­ lice were Eugene Nspier, 26, Ed­ ward C. Cooper, 8, and Barry B . Coggin, II, all of Jacksonville They were picked up in ■ road trap after FBI authorities la Ohio alerted officials. Bryant Gives Reassurance On Free Roads TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant said again Sunday that his plan for extending the Sunshine State Parkway will not interfere with the construction of free highways. Bryant, commenting on the toll road in Uie firet Sunday press release he has ever Issued, said, ‘ ‘If the turnpike Is to be built at all, U must be done now.*’ He said bond interest rates were going' up and construction costs would •£•Juably go up, two. Bryant's Sunday statement wis taken ae Indication that recent criticism of his turnpike policy, especially In regard to possible restrictions on fre> highway con­ struction, has troub ad him. • THE LOCAL Marines Barracks at tbe Sanford Naval Air Station will start turning over hundreds of toys for needy youngsters in the area this week. The marines have been collecting the toys, patching them up for the past month. (Herald Photo) Kennedy Back, Elated W ith Trip PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — President Kennedy, suffering from whst the While House described as a "heavy cold," arrived here today from South America and de­ cided to remain in Palm Bosch at least overnight. The President arrived at West Pslm Beach from Bogota, Colom­ bia, at 7:30 a. m. Kennedy bad put in a atrenuous weekend traveling from San Juan, Puerto Rico to Caracas, Venezuela and to Bogota and i and his wife drove with the elder Kennedy to the estate of Capt.' Michael Paul fronting on the ocean. Kennedy sill] plans to meet in Bermuda Thursday with British Turnpike Bond Negotiations On TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A questionnaire will go out to county ScMol superintendents today in FVHfid*'« fire* moire toward pos­ sible HtdUAi'.»A of federal fallout •belter money to build school classrooms. A $700 million fallout shelter plan, Initialed by President Ken­ nedy and subject to congressional approval, would provide federal grants defraying about 62 per cent uf the cost of public buildings which could be used fur nuclear shelters. School* are included among the Texas Republican, Demo In Runoff Floods In Dixie; Snow On Plains VAH-1 To Return At 4:30 Tod ny Prime Minister Ilaruld Macmillan and come to Palm Beach late Fri­ day for the Christmas holiday with hla family. Salinger said he knew of no reason to expect a change in this plan. Florida Makes Bid For Federal Fallout Money it did not gel M l of He spoke* In Bogota Sunday night and a slight huskiness In his voice was noticeable, but he had aeemed in excellent apirils. Preeidentlil press secretary Pierre Salinger said that aboard the Air Force Jet tranaport bear­ ing him northward, the President ★ ★ ★ complained of cold symptoms and dlicomfort in flight. ‘ •The Preildent has a heavy cold and Is going to remain In Paltn Beach," Salinger said, "ills present plan la to return to Wash­ ington Tuesday." TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —Turn Kennedy was met at Wcat Palm pike officials and a group of Beach International Airport by his bankers opened negotiations today father, former Ambassador JoWICHITA FALLS, Ttx. (UPI) on sale of $153 million in bonds eeph P. Kennedy. The President — A conservative Republican and to extend the Sunshine State Park­ a New Frontier Democrat, oppnnway from Fort Pierce to Wild­ enta in a special runoff election wood. for tha U. S. House o f ReprenenThe negotiations are being held tatives In about a month, both in turnpike headquarters in Tam­ agree it will be a eavere teat of ps, but Gov. Farris Bryant la party strength in Texas. keeping in touch with things by The Republican, Joe Melmnor, telephone from his capitol office 30, said, “ The line Is clearly By United Pres* International here. RUxzard-Uke anow and SO-intle drawn. The runoff election will He hopes tbc deal c m be closed today, but everything hinges on winds pounded out of the Rockie* afford a clear teat between me the rate ef interest the group can Info Uie northern plains today and and my conservative platform and agree on for the state to pay. Dixie's floodwatcrs sent hundreds another candidate who stand*— Florida law prohibits the interest fleeing. Killer sleet glazed the as he says—'foursquare behind tha administration.* * rate from exceeding five per cent. Northeast. Store than 150 persons fled The Democrat, DIsL Judge Gra­ " I f everything works out as hoped, tbe bonds will be sold to­ homes in Mississippi Sunday when ham V. Purcell Jr., 42* said, "The day," Bryant said. *'U sot, they tha Pearl River climbed 16 (eel Republican candidate Is my ad­ above flood stage and scores versary in the runoff, so it will will sot.” more were expected to evacuate be clear cut. I look forward to today. Others were fleeing from battling tills out on tbe is«uei.” along the rising Tomblgbcc, Leaf, Big Black, Chicasawhay, Rogue Chitto and Pascagoula rivers. Two deaths were blamed on the rain Word arrived at the Naval Air Station Sunday night that the and high water. WASHINGTON (U PI) The In central Alabama 260 persona planned arrival of lh« planes and Supreme Court refused todsy to were homeless along the Alabama craws of VA1M, scheduled to land bar Jackson, Miss., from prosrru. and Cahaba rivers, which were at Barney Field this morning, will ling ‘ ‘freedom riders” until alter expected fo crest 12 fret above be delayed until 4:30 p m. today. a federal case testing travel seg­ flood stage today. AU arrangements that were regation In the atsle clears the planned for the welcoming activi­ high court. ties were postponed until 1:30 p.m. Farm Program The court pointed out ihst a Tbe MATS personnel flights will WASHINGTON (U PD-AgricuJ- hatting of state criminal proceed­ arrive Tuesday, one flight at 3 tura Secretary Orville L. Free­ ings is an extraordinary remedy. p.m., two flights at I p.m. and one man has produced a blueprint for The court considered tha issue a new long-range farm program at the request of the National As­ at 1:30 p.m. Tba men of VAH-1 ere returning deiigned U> trim surpluses sharp­ sociation for the Advancement o f from a fiva months Mediterranean ly and fo cut farm price support Colored People, which i> repre­ cruise aboard the USS Independ­ costa about in half in five years, senting three Negroes who brought ence. 11 w u learned today. the federal case. liners that “ they are not forgot­ ten." Klaus Haurke, f, who escaped fo West Berlin on Nov. 6, was at Brandt’ i aide, stamping his feet ha Jbe toy cold. The youngster's • Court Refuses To Bar ‘Rider* Trial public buildings which would be eligible. State School Supt. Thomas p . Bailey, well aware .of tha t.aMvto I,W0 new classrooms booming Florida must build each year, quickly aaw the possibility of federal help in tha fallout shelter program. Bailey said that with federal help, many classrooms could be constructed lo double as fallout shelter*. The questionnaires are to gather iulormaliun ranging from whether Uie county has a civil delense plan lo the roles the superinten­ dents think schools should play in the civil dclrnio effort, llailcy said Ik> hopes to use the Informa­ tion to guide his department In its future role in financing, plan­ ning and constructing fallout shel­ ters in schools. 2 Boys Held For Defacing Graves Two Sanford hoys, both under IC-yrars-of-age were apprehended over the weekend ami admitted shooting up some 22 graves at the county Potter's Field, the Sheriff's Office reported today. One of the boys was 13, deputies said. Both of them were charged with vandalism and turned over to Juvenile authorities. Tt*e graves were shot up last week with damage estimated over izoo. Sanford-Seminole Stock Booming The Sanford-Seminole Develop­ ment Company has been besieged with offers from residents Inter­ ested In buying stock in the com ­ pany, executive vice-president John Krider said today. Krider urged anyone Interested in buying stork lo contact one of Uie officers of the company. Clifford McKibbin ia president; Francis E. Ron mil lut Jr., vice president; George Tnuhy, secre­ tary; R. J. Bauman, treasurer, and T. E. Tucker, Jack Greene and S. J. Davis Jr., directors. mother was cultured by the Com­ munists and imprisoned. The electric candies on the limbs of the trees twinkled to life, flickering gay colors on tbs bo axdad-up buildings on the Com­ munist side of the wall. { by us who live In freedom." ‘ ‘This candle light is shining j Brandt and the rrowd of 6,000 across the wall fo bring a mes- West Berliners in the French see­ page fo our countrymen,” Brandt tor’ s Wedding district Ignored a shouted into the night. “ The mes- loudspeaker that blared out pro­ n g * that they are not forgotten I pagaad* and musk from tbe City Commission—The legal au­ thority to demolish all condemned building! in the city limits. • • • Ths town o f Oviedo—A shorter route to Sanford—hi causeway over I-alls Jessup. • • • NDOLA, Northern Rhodesia (U PI)—U. S. Ambassador lo tbe Congo Edmund A. Gulllon arrived today for talks with Katanga President Moise Tshombe, federal Rhodesian official* announced. Gulllon flew from Leopold villa aboard a U. S. Air Force plane. Officials said he waa waiting to meet Tahomb* in the airport con­ trol tower. The lower it the same one when* Tshombe was to have met the late United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarakjold last Septem­ ber. The U, S. embaisy in Leopold­ ville announced after Gulllon'* de­ parture that he would attempt to take Tshombe to talk* with cen­ tral government Premier Cyrill* Adoula at the Congo Atlantic coaital town of Kitona. In Elisabethville, UPI corres­ pondent Neil Smith reported that all attempt* to reach Tahomb* »t his residence by telephone were unsurceesful this morning. The American embaasy at Loopoldvllle said Gullian waa going to meet Tshombe as "g facilitator not aa a mediator." Adoula remained in Leopoldville and waa reported meeting with hi* cabinet. The embaisy communique said Tshombe had expressed concern about his safety in connection with talk* with Adoula. It waa folt by observers that tha pretence of Gulllon and a UN assurance of isfety might act Tshombe at ease. Kitona .Is a former Belgian naval military base covering the mouth of the Congo. It presently la garrisoned by Nigerian troops of the United Nations. Chamber of Commerce—Support from County officials fo carry on and bring Industry her*. • • • Kennedy was elated at his Juvenile Judge Vernon tllie— triumphant weekend visit fo Col ombia and Venezuela. He left a An end to Juvenile delinquency. • • • simple straightforward message with tbe people of Latin America; Sheriff J. L. Hobby— A few more The United Statea stands ready deputies . . . hs got his Christmas to help those who help themselves. present early thia year when they U. S. officials and Kennedy dedicated the new jail, himself were delighted with the • e e results of the whirlwind visit. Fir* Chief Mack Cleveland— A Kennedy Issued blunt warnings new centrally located fire station, about the dangers of Communist s e e penetration In the Americas. Ad Police Chief Roy William* — vance Communisl effort* fo spoil Some more police officers, a He the trip failed completely. detector, Colombian officials esUmated * e • that M0,000 persons turned out ★ ★ ★ The Library Staff—About $1,000 to giro the President an oration worth uf technical books . , , and a ELISABETHVILLE, Katanga in Bogota. Salinger "guessed" new library. (U PI) — Tha United Stale* aoujht there were closer fo a million. s e e today to arrange a meeting be­ Tile people of luike Mary—A tween Katanga President Molan new lllnraliied franchise directive, Tshombe and central Congolese Premier Cyrllle Adoula In tbe e e e County Agent Cecil Tucker— A Congo'a Atlantic coast town of modern-type agricultural centi-r Kitona. The U. S. embassy in Leopold* on the county home property, villa announced that Ambassador e e e Edmund A. Gullion had taken off SANTO DOMINGO. D. R. (UPI) County Engineer Carlton Bliss— — President Joaquin Baiaguer'a An easy way for him fo get right* in a U. S. Air Force Clobemaster pledge lo resign spurred efforli o f way without battling every to pick Tshombe up either at Eisabethville or Ndola, Northern today to have Ihe Organization of property owner, nhodesla. American .States lift the diplomat­ • • e It was not known whether ic and economic sanctions Im­ Merchants Division of ths Cham­ Tshombe hid definitely agreed to posed on Ihe Dominican Republic ber of Commerce—A general clean­ the meeting. He has tried fo get more than a year ago. up of ths downtown area. Adoula to meet him Vmiewhore Balagucr announced Sunday he * * * outside the Congo on ndktfal ter­ will head a council of slate until Supt. of Schools II. T. 61IIwee— ritory. hit resignation, no later than Feb. But with his forces encircled ia 27. Rafael Donnelly, a lawyer and A Junior college, money for about an opposition leader, waa ap­ three new schools and a technical Elisabethville by U.N. troops and pointed vice president of the coun­ school In the Genova* Chuluola many of his troops reported flee­ ing fo lha bush, it was believed cil and will succeed Balagucr area. he now might be ready for talks. • • 7* when he resign*. Seminole High School Grid The announcement started the machinery rolling for the transi­ Coach Jim llg o ll— Another Bubba tion lo a council of state which Davis. e e e la designed to change the country from a three-decade dictatorship Lyman Coach Bill Proctor—An­ under (lie 1st* Rafael Trujillo lo other good season. a representative government by s e e early iw a BELGAUM, India (UPI) — In­ State Rap. Mack Cleveland Jr.— Balagucr, in a broadcast speech, Approval of the people of Florida dian land, sea and air forces In­ specified hla country's inclusion in giving Seminole ths okay fo have vaded the three tiny Portuguese President Kennedy's "alliance fur Ita first ttnafor. colonies of Goa, Damao and Dili progress" and restoration of the on India'! west coast today. Por­ • • • Dominican share of the U. S Building Inspector Foot* Yel- tugal promptly demanded that tha sugar market among the economic vington—The okay from tha city United Nations Security Council concessions' he w ants before he to alert leering down some of the meet and condemn India's aetbn. resigns. Indian sources said Damao and unset* buildings In Sanford, e • • Dlu had (alien with "no resist­ ance." A spokesman for the In­ Zoning DirectorRob Brown—A heaping increase In building per­ dian Defense Ministry said tbe attack on Goa waa going "accord­ mit* for 1M2. ing to plan." e e e ALBANY, (to. (U P ll — Tilml* The British government called Sanitarian Val Robbins— A full­ for more than 730 N egron arrest­ time health director fo take tome for an immediate end to the fight­ ed In last week's anti-segregation of the work load o ff hie ahuuldeia. ing In the Portuguese cnclass. deninnetrstions were scheduled to The United Stales expressed ‘ ‘sin­ • • • start todsy. County Commission Chairmen J. cere regret" at India'a invasion The demonstrator* were to ap­ C. Hutchison—A medal fur service action, Soviet President Leonid pear before Recorder'* Judge for and beyond ths call of duly. Brzhncv said on a visit to Bombay that Moacuwr regarded with ‘ full Abner Israel, a New York native • • • who moved to this strongly seg­ Tex Collector John Galloway— sympathy and understanding the regated industrial city of 67,000 Everyone paying their taxes dur­ desire o f the Indian people to person* 25 years ago. ing th* four percent discount pe­ achieve the liberation” o( lha three enclaves. There wer* no demonstration* riod. Hunday after a solid week of pro­ • • • tests. Tax Ateseaor Mery Earle Welk­ OAS May Lifl Dominican Curbs India Invades Goa; Portugal Protests Trials For 730 Set In Albany W e st Berlin's 5 0 ,0 0 0 Christmas Lights Cheer Friends Across Wall BE RUN (UPI) - West Bertie Mayor Willy Brandt flipped a ■witch Sunday night and 60,000 electric lights on 1,000 Christmas trees along the 23-mlle border wall went on fo show la s t Ber­ - • The County Commission—An ad­ ministrative aid* and public rela­ tions director. • • • EIJ.SABETHVfl.LE. Katanga (UPI) — Untied Nations Jet planet attacked Ihe headquar­ ters of the Belgian-operated Union Minierr mining company today as (he United States sought fo arrange a (nice meet­ ing. er—$11,000 lor rtapprai'al work. • • • Civil Defense Director A. D. Peterson — Increased appropria­ tions for next year, • • * Communist side of the wall. CUixsna o f the County— low er The light* In tbe tress showed some aesrs of communist hale. texts. • • • East Berlin vopos leaned over the wall Saturday and ripped Mm* Sanford — Sewage Treatment Plank branches olL Herald Index Bridge ----- — ...... Page 9 Classified ____ Pag* 13 * 13 C o m ics .............. — Page 3 Dear Abby — ------- Page I Editorial — Page II KnUrtalnment , Pago I Lsgala ....— ....... Page • ft i t Puts!* -------—. Page 9 Boristy -----Page T Sports ----- — ----- — Page ■ t m -i �Barbara Buckler To Represent County At Meet trifr CattforB lirralh TViffe 2— Mon. Dec. 18, 1901 2,500 Trapped In Brazil Circus Blaze; 323 Die N1TKROI. Uracil (U P I) — A flash fire raced up the walla and r o o f of a circua tent Sundav, trapping 2.3uo fcar-craaud apeclatora— half o f them children—in a ahroud of (laming canvas. Police suspected araon G o v . Celao Preanha of Rio dc THE HOUNDS OK CHRISTMAS were heard at the Westalde-Grammar School Thursday when the children o f the fifth and aixth grade* presented their ChriatniuH pugrunt. Pictured above are the children and the aountli they represented. The Chrlatmas Bell, left, la Sue Pricej the Fur Tree ia Dnrel Vodoplch; the Chriatmaa Carol la Edgar Jobea and Santa ia Ira Abramson. The children in front are Rickey Thompaon. left, the Chriatmaa Angel ia Sheralynn William* and little Sylvia Richardson ia right. (Herald Photo) Gamma Omega Chapter Helps 'Needy Shoe* were purchaied thia week Firit Street from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. I Table reaervation* can ba mad for five children by the Gamma and on Friday from • a.m. to S by calling Mra. E. S. McCall J r I Thuraday, all day until f p.m. Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma p.m. Alpha. With tha help and couparalion of the Soniinol# County Juvenile Council the aoronty waa again abla to help needy children through ita aboe fund. Tha group, (lading thara were many children In Seminole Coun­ ty who were in need of shoes, haa taken this ai lit major project for tha year and la working with the council and school* to render as­ sistance. The sorority hopes to Increase the shoe fund with proceeds from the Christmas dance lo tie held at the Mayfair Inn, Saturday. Ticket! can be purchased from any member of the sorority and will also be on sale Tuesday, Wed­ nesday and Thursday at McRobcrts Tire Supply at 405 W. F. H. Tyner Dies At 79 Students Present Holiday Program At Casselberry F ulw ood II. (Slick) Tyner, 7#. died a t 1:50 p. m. Saturday night. Ho w u i bom Aug. tl, 1182 at Shingle Creek, Fla. He had made hla hom e in Chuluola for ibu e •Hy-JAN'R'CASSrniKIUlY paat tw o years. Prior to tills he lived in Long wood fur 23 years. V e w as a retired fanner. He la survived by hla wife, A m elia o f Chuluota; three sons. R aym ond and Walton, Kissimmee, M arvin, Now Smyrna Reach; one daughter, Mra. Roscoe Bass, K issim m ee, several grandchildgen and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 3 p. m. Wednesday at Ilrlsaon Fun­ e ra l Hom e. Tlie Rev. Juhn T. Ada ins will officiate. Interment to be In Oaklawn Memorial Park. Word has been received here that 14 girli from Central Florid a i u trui Council of Girl Scout* have been (elected to attend the Inter* national Round-Up at Button Bay. Vermont, for two weeks next (uinmcr. Seminole County will be reprelentcd by Barbara Buckler of Troop 10. The girl* appiied for the Round Up lait aummer and after three weekend camping tripa and an in­ terview by ■ board of Adult Scouta, ware judged and aelactad according to akilli, ability to gat along with other people, camping, axpericnca and general underatand-ing and living by tha Girl Scout coda of atthlca, promlaci and lawa. The Round-Up will eoeaiat of •,500 Scouta In tha eighth to 13th grade* with a ataff of 1,300 adulta. Many countriea will be represented and the Central Florida group will be boateaiei to two acouta from Great Britain. Nikki Morgan and Judy Lewia are in an altarnata patrol and will go on n alght-aaaing tour of eitiaa on tha eaat coait. Thla la tha firit time Seminola County haa bean repreaaatod in Girl Scout Round-Up. EVERYTHING FOR A . . . - O CA LA G RO W N G RAD E “ A ” D & D QUICK FRO ZEN TOMS FRESH Mrs. Ella Warboy Dies Here At 90 U .S .D .A . GOOD I.F.AN Pork Roast «■ 3 9 ‘ U.S.D.A, GOOD Chuck Roast^ 3 9 ‘ FIRST CUT Pork Chops«*• 3 9 c TALL HICKORY SLICED B A C O N 3 lbs. *1 FRESH GROUND SAUSAGE LYKKS 3 - ’1 CANNED Leslie McCool Funeral Tuesday * FIVE PAIRS o f ahoea were purchaaed by Rev. E. Ruth Grant (left), for a family of needy children and paid for by Mra. Lola Malta, treasurer of Gamma Omega. Tha purchase waa made from the ahoe fund provided by tha members o f ths aorority aa their major aervice project. (Herald Photo) Leslie A. McCool, «2, died in Seminole Memorial Hoapitel at 2:0* a.m. Sunday. He waa born in Wadsworth, Ohio, Fob. to, l i l t , end came to Lake Mery In May of lM t from Columbus, Ohio. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War. He Is survived by one halfbrother, Ralph Sprague, Stowe, Ohio; two naphewa, Dean Sprague and Daryl Sprague, Reno, Nev. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Brisson Funaral Home. The Rev. John W. Pilley W. Stewart Gilman, trustee, lo will officiate. Burial will be in Thomas Tuck, N. Chuluota, 55,000 Oaklawn Memorial Park. Lincoln llgtata to Marshall Hollo­ way, Jr., etux, Lincoln Hghts., 110,000 Lincoln lights, to Jerry L. Glverla, imaginary line established in Lincoln lights., Ho.ooo South America by Pope Alexander Srholy Homes of Fla, to N. Or­ VI in 140] and was Intended to lando Co. D. R. Mitchell's Survey, settle disputes between Spain and HT.OOO Portugal regarding land elalma in Aronson Enterprises, Inc. to Ray­ tha New World. mond Homes, I n c , Longdate, to,ooo OVER SS TEARS Rueben J. Wsllstedt, etux to Ed­ e l First and Fataette ward Kingsbury, Jr., etui, 11-20(Atone a u « Feel Offtoe) 30, 5J0,ooo Ernest W'. Gove, etux to Fred R. Lynn, etux, Oakland Shores, $5,000 Klngswood Bldrs., to Robert S. McDaniel, etux, Sunland, $10,500 Lawrence C. l’ atmon, etux, to J. S. Gleason,, Jr. (V A ) Heftier E ven after the holidays, Christmaa trees have a use. Collected and packed Into eroded 'gullies of the w est through organised co m ­ m unity uctlon, they are effective in atopping loss o f soil. SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Homes, $11,000 iaxwill house MAXWELL — RHURF1NE HOUSE OSAGE Peaches Pound FOOD KING U n it 1 With $7.50 Or 3tore Food Order. WINTER GARDEN BEACH CHERRY APPLE James Arrington, etux to Gilbert Junes, elal, Little Wekiva Kst., $ 10,000 D ickie Sclirum W ins Eagle Award Fancy Yellow And Get E xtra Gilt E dge Stam ps r- ■ Award of the Eagla is pinned en D ick ie Schruin, 10 year old Bcout at Court o f Honor cerem on­ ies o f T roop 34. Mra. Charles E. Schruin pinned the Eagle on her son, and lie in (urn presented his m other with a immature Eagle D ick ie, who joined the scouts in Gastonia, N. C., six years ago. la a Junior •at Seminole High School. Hla hobbies arc hunting and fishing and he has been a m e m b e r o f Troop 34 fo r four pears. Looking on proudly are (from k f t j D r. John Morgan, m em ber o l the Troop committee and a turnicr Eagle Scout. Charles E. Sclirum. S r , Mrs. Sthrum, Dickie amt Scoutmaster W. W, Tyro who pre­ H a rre ll £ sented the award, congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Schruin and welcorned Charles (Dickie) Into the Eagle ranks. Fresh | Gilt Edge Stamps | 9 B e v e rly A u to m o tive ||Kjji With thla Coupon ond a 12.00 or KtogiUJ moro purchase o f Spar Gaa or L~ ™ ~ j Oil — Expire* Dec. 23. flj Coconuts QUANTITY RIGHTS Phone RESERVED FA 2-8415 * Transmissive Ucbulldera • Engine lUbultdcra • Wholesale Jute F *:ie AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SII'.lP SERVICE PRICES GOOD Corner 10th and French THRU DEC. 20 �/ t *p i w m Swift's Premium Canned Bob White Sliced Breakfast Quantity Right* R«v*i*fd — Pricil Good Thru Dcc*mb«r JOth i m m w i FREE 50 <9 Grad* "A " Dr. A Dr. Quick Froae* . . 4 to 6 >b. Avg Y o u n g D u c k lin g s TOT VALUE STAMPS Boston Butts Pork Roast * Sunnyl and S aus age w*.b„, Armour - A Turkeys Swilt'a Prawlum Orada "A " Dr. A Dr. Quick Froaaw Large Baking Hens Swift'i Premium Grade "A M Dr. A Dr. Quick Procan * , ' A W iW iW i Grode " A " Dr. & Dr. Quick Froien Stuffed W ith Pepperldge Form* Draiting R o a stin g Chickens SEE OUR ; FINE SELECTION ! 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MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS FARMER GRAY ROLL SAUSAGE LARGE FLORIDA PEARLY WHITE ARMOUR OR SWIFT FAN CY RED COOKED HAMS MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS WITH THC -U -C M A M o r TOP WHIP _ PIE TO P P IN G ^ AT OUfl REIUU* LOW PRltt • 1 KXPIRU I M 4 4 I — FARMER GRAY FRISK DRY PAC APALACHICOLA Sfoitikrd FRANKS 5WEET JUICY FLORIDA |r m I Tangerines (j, | Red Grapes MERCHANTS GEEEN STAMPS CIGARS ■ I AT M IU IA - I W H I M C K *I«S19-M *«1 r fa CELERY I Cauliflower * n ssS H o l $• v fr/> x , MEECHANTS CREEN STAMPS SUGAR WAFERS FRESH FANCY SNOW BALL V IC wrrWTM*ru w h a m o r _ U a m o f Lib i a A i i o r r t o FRESH, FANCY U n r v A H i m LAY-AWAY TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS * M O S T EXCITING TO Y IVKR M AD I COMPLETE FURNITURE ENSEMBLE fr FANCY * 8 9 9 - "AA" SIZE ^ Chestnuts MELMAC DINNERWARE CRANBERRIES |Bl M5“ ‘ �•- Socializing in the spacious lobby w ere these tw o hand­ some couples, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. H arry E chelberger. M ayfair opening. Pete K now les and Mrs. Bill K irk -nr The Shinholser’s and the W ood ru ff's enjoyed a g ala Form al evening wear sets the pace here with Mr. and evening as they chatted with each other and hundreds Mrs. Giles Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. W illie Hunt and Mrs. o f frien ds at the M ayfair. W alter Gielow. M t. u ^ <i Friends gathered at the M ayfair op en in g are W . W . and Elizabeth Mebane, chatting: here with Mary and Ed Horne, Sophie Shoemaker, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Lindsey, H iggins. M argaret Horne and K ay Shoemaker. Bill K irk and Mrs. K now les Commissioner and Mrs. A1 W ilson prepare to dine, on the delicious steak dinner served to over 300 guests at the M ayfair opening. Capt and Mi’s. R obert W are were am on g a handsome and attention-getting g rou p o f Naval o ffice rs and their lovely w ives at the ball. �a / {The franfnrh Mon. Deo. IS, 1961—Page t E rraih Monroe Home Club / " * / ../ - Presents Yule Program Mayfair Opening Ushers In Social Season HoIds Pr°sram Once again the annual highlight event of the Sanford social sea­ son lias ushered In ihc festive holidays as the Mayfair Inn open­ ed it's door* Saturday to gractou* entertaining with It's 14th annual event. The beautiful lounge, it's crystal chandeliers sparkl n* with reilcctiens of the gaily colored gowns of the ladies attending, the spac­ ious dining room and Ihc gay red and white striped ballroom rang with the laughter and talk ot 300 or more guests, and the delight­ ful music of Bill Adler's orchestra and his violin. During the *oc al hour, which began al 7 p. m., tbe rooms began lo (ill with gaily dressed social* ites in a holiday mood, with many friends and acquaintances Iron) all over the county seen chatting and enjoying cocktails. There were «!:> guests of loeal hoata, vlaltinj In town, and a gay group from the Orlando Air Force Bsze, included Col. and Mrs. S. R. Mat, Lews, Col. and Mrs. J. P. Bloomer, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hiland and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. James from Maitland. Also seen with friends were Mr. and Mrs. Henry B.mpson, Mr. and Mrs. John D. 1nomas. Col. and Mrs. James Truett and Mr. and Mra. Jimmy Stowell of Geneva. The general manager. George Palmer, ami assistant manager Edward Green Jr. met the guests In the lobby where Impressive tables of hors d'oevre* had been set up. One table held an lee statue of a whale, beautifully carved and the olber a huge ice, basket, filled with bright glud lolas. These icrved as center pieces, and conversatien-pfeces. pastels as well a* the bright too for tha delicious lldblls of Christmas) colois of red, green every k'nd to suit the taste o.'j and blue. every guest. Chiffon lace. la.'feta ard satin After the delie'ous steak din­ gowned the ladles in beauty and ner in the dining room, guests rich luxurious furs topped many began to gather in the ballroom an evening ensemble. Particularly not ceable among where the orchestra was playing music to make the feet begh to the crowd were the gold braided tap. And many of the feet were formal Navy evening wear, worn enclosed ,n aome very fancy slip­ by the officer* of the Naval air pers, gold and satin and the Station who attended with groups popular clear plastic decorated of civilian friend*. Amoftg the Navy people seen at the opening wilh rhinestone* and glllier. These were attractive accessor­ were C lpl. and Mrs. Robert Ware, ies to the lovely short formal* Capt. and Mrs. Joe Tully, Cdr and evening dresses worn by the and Mr*. Si Johnson, Cdr. and ladies of Sanford and Seminole Mrs. Mcishcr and Cdr. and Mrs. Counly. who all looked most at-t Bud Gear. tractive and charming in their’ The gala event was hailed by gay holiday attire. the guests and hoiti as one of lA e beautiful brocades, so popu­ the most enjoyable ever attended lar this seaaon were very much and herald's a successful and in evidence, and they were seen protporiou* season ahead for in every color of the rainbow', many montha lo come. At Upsala Church Miss Myrtle Wilson and Mis.Ilaitfe Kirk were special guests of the I-akc Monroe Home Demon­ stration Club at tbe annual Christ­ mas party held In White Hall oi the Upsala Presbyterian Church. Miss Wilson gave an outline of the programs and project* o[ the coining year. Mrs. Lenora Andrew* led the group In various enjoyable games. After an ex­ change of gifts, refreshments of plinlatlon coffee, punch and cake were served by hostesses. Mrs. Lucille Fitzgerald am) Mrs. it. L. Johnson. White Hall was beautifully dec­ orated with a miniature tree, .San­ ta Clauses, angels and other Christmai arrangements. The serving table was cantered wills a large punch bowl and held nov­ elty angel place cards made from Kleenex, muffin cup* and napkin rings, and green wreaths wilh gold bells and red ribbon. The January meeting will be at A St'EXE FROM LITTLE WOMEN featured these Dramatic Club mem­ she home of Mrs. Louise Thomp­ bers at the Christ ntng program of the Sanford Woman's Clul). Seated on son wilh Mrs. Motile Carroll as co. the flour is Jo (Kuo Adams), on the couch from left are Amy (Barbara Members of the Pilot Club held, uuosts for the evening at tha Civic iseivrd by candlelight. Tha tables various holiday ornament* and red hostess. Ruby), Men (Kuthi Carlton) and Both (Mnrthn Wheeler) and standing tha annual Christmas party with I Center. , wer* exquisitely decorated with cSnillex in groups of three sur­ in bark arc Hannah (Mary Borgatedt) and Marmec (Linda Sue Williams). their husbands and friend* ns I Festivities started with dinner I arrangement* ef silver branches. rounded by angel hair and glisten­ (Herald Fhoto) DeBary ing ornament*. The Sanford Woman’* Club pre­ ter, Leslie, sang several duett. All placed theta In Ih* steigh *n tha Appropriate plate tarda, a sented their annual Christmas pro­ were accompanied *1 the piano by stag* to be given to the Jackson­ Christmas shopping list, mints ville Children's Home. This It an gram, with nil department* par­ Mr*. Paul Weber. and llttl* angels were at each Mr*. Boyd Coleman, dramatic annuel project of the club. Th* ticipating, at the tlub house, replace setting as favors. An ani­ Iearlier at Seminole High School, sleigh, u-ed at part of th* holi­ Mr. and Mr*. Charles Cain util mated Santa Claus and a small bo leaving In January lo spend cently. brought a group of girU from tha day decoration for th* tlub, was Mrs. W. II Bunion was general Dramatic Club, who presented a part o f th* Stub's Christmas float xrientat tree adorned the piano. another year In Dhahran, Saudi Highlight vf *11 ih* airangemtnta Arabia, where Mr Cam will be chairman un;t Mr*. John T. Adams tceno *ri.m "Little Women." which won first prU* in th* waa the one al the apeakar’a table, employed by the Arabian Amer­ vvn* program sponsor. Mcmhci* brought gifts and Chrlstm** parade. featuring red and gold ornaments ican OH Co. Their married daugh­ Several i-pccl.il mu*lcal number* and s reindeer. s ter*, Mrs. J. Slone and Mrs. Ro­ were given. Rev. Damon Scott, Hostesses wer* Mis* I.ucy Now­ bert Schcafcr*teln and their fam­ pn.itor ef the DeBary Methodist lin, Mrs. Morris Foiguson, Mrs. E. ilies have visited Arabia. Another ('hurt'll, snug "() Holy Night" nml B. Randall and Mra. Al (Lueky) daughter, Kathleen, is a sopho­ his ton, Kihlie, led the group in l 'Syne. Two naw member*, war* more at the Holy Name Academy enrol tinging. welcomed by the group, Mr* John In San Antonio. Fla. Mrs. Ashby Jones ami daugh­ Hodga and Mra. Dick Elam. Mra. David Uatchrl, praildent, had a* her guest*, her husband, her parents, Mr. and Mra. John Hodge and Mr. and Mrs. Jarry Jernigan. Mr*. Jenilgan, program chairman, p r e s e n t e d the two groups from the Seminole High School Glee Club. Several aelectlone wer* present­ ed by tha boyi' double quartat and tli* girla' triple trio. They weru accompanied at the piano by Mlsa Mar}' Helen Washburn. Mix* Olll* Rees* Whittle, glee club director, accompanied the group to the meeting and Rill Bhagan served aa •me**. MRS. DAVID GATCHKL, right, president of the Pilot Club and Mrs. A large decorated tree, on a eld* Jerry Jernigan ndmlre the Christman arrangement at the speaker's table. table, was surrounded with gift* Standing from left are hostesses for the annual party for members and which were distributed to those their guests, Miss Lucy Nowlin, Mrs. Morris Ferguson, Mrs. E. B. Randall present at tha close o f tha festiv­ From Amerlc*'* molt and Mrs. Al (Lucky) Payne. (Herald Photo) ities. ■ aqu lalt* Diamond watch collaction, Tha Diamond La Petit*. 2 diamond*, 21 jewels, •sponsion bracalat. Pilot. Club Holds Annual Dinner ■ Party P erso n a ls smart Santal rjohdan • CihdsiA % MIMOSA CIRCLE Members of the Mimosa Garden Circle cn.'oyed a Chrlitmai lunch, ron at the December meeting. The group met at the home of lira. Herbert Behrem with Mr*. Gerald Dchreni, Mr*. Don 8m!th and Mr*. Walter Price lervlng a* coV hoileiic*. The luncheon table and boma wax artistically decorated with holiday arrangement*. Mr*. C. L. Wall!* opened the meeting by reading a Cbrlitma* atory. During the busineai teiilon, Mr*. W. B. Moyc. praildent, requelled that anyone who would like to attlil tha project at the . , Garden hradquartera may donate ■ TV ilamp*. Money making projeeli were discussed and chotrn Including one half carton of napkin* and two dozen piir* of gloves, lo bo xold. It wa* alio decided to aitiit the other circle* with the tlower* for the hoipltal and with the care of plant* at the Blue SUr Memorial. A palm arrangement waa prej, aented to Mr*. Herbert Bebrena by Mr*. Don Smith, from tbe circle. N ew ^ A rriv a ls In Enterprl»# Mr. and Mrt. Charlei Carpenter announce the birth o f a daughter, Dec. 7 at Orange Memorial H oi. pilal, in OrlanJu. The Caprentara have recently moved to the Canada home, on Enterprise St. Mra. Carpenter it the daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Fet Pater*. Local The Officers’ Wive* of VAH-T met at tha home of Mrs. J; E. Maguire for a morning coffae and builneat session. Refreshments of coffee and assorted Danish pastries were served throughout tha morning. Mrs. B. B. Gear conducted the buainesa meeting and welcomed Mr*. C. II. Kruie, Mrs. H. J. Bakkc and Mrs. G. A. Jahr to tha group. Mra. V. H. Galloney, representa­ tive of tha Central Committee re* ported Dial Navy Chaplain, Fa­ ther Laurensaoo, haa asked the ladlaa to donate baby layattes to the thrift shop. Navy wlvei who ara gray ladle* have been asked for volunteer work in the depend­ ents clinic. Mr*. C. C. Wells, representative of the All Wives Board, reported that a change of board coffee will be bald in January. Reservations must be in by Jan. 8. Reservations must be made for the New Yaar’a Ere party at the Station nallroom Seminole County Farm Bureau will hold Its annual Chrlitmat party at the Home Ueinonttratlon Building. Covered dilb aupper served at 7 p m. followed by ape* clal entertainment by W. W. Tyre and hit program committee. Membera will bring a covered dish of vegetable*, aalad or de*»ert. Meat will lie furnished. by Dee. Jl. Plana were made for an in­ formal evening coffee, next week, to work on Christmas baskets to he given to five famine* in San­ ford. An election of new officer* waa held and Mr*. C. G. Erb was elected at representative to the AU Wives Board; Mra. J. E. Ma­ guire as representative to the Central Committee; Mra. If. J. Bakka was named treasurer and Mrs. G. F. Schneider waa nom­ inated for president of the All Wives Board. Mra. L. Fault, mother-in-law of Mrs. L. E. Faust, who is visit­ ing here during tbe holiday season, was welcomed as a guest of the group. Ladies Society Makes Plans For tjerkbiurbs art uia only stockings with D tha guaranteed NYLOC Hun-Bairiart That la why Berkshire.* ara tha atocklnga she wants above all others I Berkshire stocking* with NYLOC won't ran from top or toe into tha shear leg area - or aha fata a new pair free. Berkshire stocking* are sheer aa a telap. They eon (n a collection of "Color {Jplre" shade*. Pirfict fc Christmas giving. From $1.11 a pair. P erso n a ls F O T iT T S T SS ! Mr*. Mary Cruse, o f Akron, Ohio, ie visiting her sitter and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. W . Tyre, at their home on Oak Ava. Among the holiday elaitora in Sanford at a Dr. and Mra. Walter Haynea and little daughter, who are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes. Give her the only etocklng* with the N YLO C. R un -B arrierBerkshire stockings Enterprise C a le n d a r (psiAAonalA *65 Tha lamoua Butova 2s— tha watch that ha* everything. 23-Jewel movement, aelt-wmdIng. cartlllad water, proof*, ihock-resiltnnt. luminous hand* and dial, combination link and axpantlon band. Mra. Harry Wilton waa hostess to the monthly buiineia and aodal meeting of the Ladles Society of tha Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman and Englnemen. Tha main item of buatneaa was planning a Christmai party whleh will ba at tha homa of Mra, Ronald Brooks, Loch Arbor, Dec, 20 at I p.m. Those attending are request­ ed to bring a gift (to coat no more than one dollar) for a gift e ichanja. Prospective members will be Invited to this party. Colorful wrapptd gifts were brought lo the mealing for the basket prepared for TH patients. Mra. Walter Cook, president, an­ nounced that five new members have been added this year. Tha hoitcia served refreshments during the social hour to the II members present. C hu rch party T p.m. YOUR CHOICE Christmas Party BABY TEETH COUNT If you think that's child's baby teeth don't matter much beeauia they’ll ba shed anyway, you're wrong. SpeelilDti In children'* den­ Mr. and Mrt. Bill OgUsby are tistry report that tha more care spending the holiday season with that is taken with primary teeth, tha less work will have to ba done relative* in Savannah, G*. later to secondary taath. Mr. and Mra. Hugh Ntibora left for Pensacola to spend Christmas TUESDAY with their daughter and family. First Presbyterian Church an­ William Z. Ricketts, of Birm­ nual Christmai party for tha Nura- ingham, arrived last week for a ary. Kindergarten and Primary visit with his lister and har Departmenta in Fellowship Hall family, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nutt. Tha WSCS o f Barnatt Memorial at T p.m. raranta are Invited. Methodist Church met at the home First Baptist Church Young Peo­ o f Mra. J. V. Richards for tha De­ ple's S. S. supper in Kirby House, OPEN cember session. The program and t:M p.m. Bcglnneri' Christmas refreahmants carried out tha Events TUESDAY 10 V A H -7 Wives Elect Officers At Coffee - F A B R IC • DRAPERIES • SLIP COVERS CARPETING Drapary Hardware 2559 PARK BULOVA DRIVE F A 2-5783 NITE 9:00 A .M .-9 :0 0 P.M . EASY TERMS PAY NEXT YEAR Nail lo the baa SAYS i ^ v WiULOVA *ui MERRY CHRISTMAS BESTI Christman Shopping: By Appointment At Night and Sunday Afternoon* TIL CHRISTMAS ! YOUR CHOICE Youth and beauty are captured In thli 17-Jawal Nile America, Shockreilitant and axpantlon bracalat. Tha Senator for the executive look-top level In performance but not In prlca. Haa 17-Jaweti, It shock-resi slant. EVERY Christmas them*. • Man's or Lady’s New 17-Jewel w m . e. DiadsJi Raglitarad Jtfctler 112 So. Park Ave. J e w e le r Amcrkifl (Sam Society Ph. FA 2-2363 • Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed! �fffif ftin fu rH Pare 8—Mon. Dec. 18, 1961 RrrnHI Don Harvey Honored 14 i’ t DON HARVEY Cocoa Romps Over Oviedo Coach Paul Mlklar'a Oviedo ZJom dropped their alath cage game of the aeaaoo In Cocoa Fri­ day night aa lha Cocoa Indiana romped over the Lion* 48-37 In a game that law tha Oviedo team handicapped by foufa end auperlor height on the Cocoa team. The Indiana aparked to an early Iced In the flrat period and held tha margin until the third quarter when Oviedo made a deaperate play to cut down tha lead and auccceded In reducing the Cocoa mar­ gin to alx point*. Walnwrlght led lha (coring for the Lion* with nine polnta, with Holland taking aacond place with a ll polnta. In aplte of afforta by Tealnaky and Walnwrlght, the Indlana ware able to matter the game by halftime with a 25-14 lead on the Liona. Wally DuPuy led the (coring record for Cocoa .with alx . field goal* and three free throw* for high tcorer honor* with I f polnta. Rryen came In for aecond place liatlng with IS poiata with Menaberry taking • cloae third with ten polnta. Legal Notice Ronctt. n m aro* Tha Hoard of County Commta. alnnara af Kamlnota Count* will racalva bid* at tha offlra of Ar­ thur H. Ilaekwlth, Jr.. Clark, In tha Courthouaa at Sanford, Flor­ ida. up to Itae P. M.. Friday, Daoambar It, lilt , for repairing nnd raaurfaalnc Conrthouaa roof. IHda aro to ka anetoaod In a aaalad envelope plainly marked on tka outalda "Hide for Courthouaa H o o f Repair". Ulda ara lo ba opanad at a maatlne of tho Hoard of County Commlaalonara, to ba hald In lha Hoard maatlne room In tha Court­ houaa In Sanford, Wrdnaadnr, Daoambtr IT, li lt at liO* I*. U. or aa aoon Iharaaftar na poaalbla. Mpoelflcatlona for the abova work may ba obtalnad In lha Count* Zoning Offlua In Iba Courthouaa, Panford, Fla. blddara ahall ba required lo ahow rnmpatanry nnd finan­ cial ability to com plala Job; and all w ork aball ba dona aubjaot lo approval af lha Connly Zoning nnd iiulldlng fnapaallon Mapl. A ll Tha right la raaarvad by lha Jtoard of County Commlaalonara to wait* any Irragular lllaa or technicalities In nny bid and to Vajact any or all blda. Hoard of County Commlaalonara By J. C. Ilutcblaon, Chairman Altaal Arthur If. Hark with, Jr, Clark Fubllah Dae. II, II, llll. IN T i m c o u n t in a n u FOII RKMINOLM COUNTY. VLUH •u* n o . sine I.A W ItZN C K HA VINOS HANK, a S laM B ckuatlta a a v ln g i bank, Plaintiff, i ; OKOKOK DAVIS ROBBINS Sr.. Unmarried el at, Defendant*. NOTICN OP IU IT TU B ItTATH OF FLORIDA T s i Oaaraa Davla Robbins, S r, unmarried, residence anknown. You ara hereby notified that a suit he* been filed agalnet you and Judy U Robbins, untnerrtod, la Ibo above entitled cause, and that you aro required tu file your •newer with the cle rk o f this Coart and to oervo a ropy thereof upon the plan ltff or plalnU fro a t. tarnoys, whoa* name sa d address U Joanlnae, W alla. Clark* and Hamilton, III Barnett National Bank Iiulldlng, Jacksonville I, Florida, not later th in January *1, t i l l If you fall to do so a docroa pro con fta so w ill bo antored against you for the re lie f demandad la the vom plsint. Thia salt I* to foreclose a m ortgage. Th* rant properly proceeded against i n Lot It, llleck 4 . BUNLAND SUTATB*. a subdivision, a c­ cord in g t* a plat thereof, recorded la Flat Hook II, pogeo II t* SI o f Ike publlo records o f Seminole County, Florida. WITNKBM my bond end th* seal af sold Court at Sanford, Florida, this Ith day af Decom kor, l i l t . to make up the All-Slar Team. Thia year there were three player* from Centra! Florida to place on the flrat airing team, llenrcy we* named lo one of the end poalllona. The other two grid player* were from Seabrceic and Galneaville and took one line and one back poaltlon. Seabreete’a 201 lb. Senior lien Dyer placed In guard poaltlon on the firat team and Galneavllle'a loo lb. Senior John Fclber placed in a halfback poaltlon. The playvre to make the Flrat String team and take All-State honor* were aa follow* in the backfield: Kay Slcphenaon. an 181 lb. Senior from I'enaarola; Fcl­ ber from Goineavllle; Jack Har­ per, an 1R0 lb, Senior from Lake­ land; and Ruaaell Smith, an 161 lb. Senior from Fort Lauderdale'i Stranaban High. High Riding Seminole Cagers Grab 3rd Victory By United I’ rn s International Saturday PHILADELPHIA— Syracuse de­ feated Miami o f Florida, 15-14, in the Liberty Bowl football game. By Sportswriters Seminole End Don Harvey placed on the Florida Sport* Writer* Aaaoclatkm'a flrat atrial 1M1 All State Football Team In end poiltlon, It wa* revealed Sat­ urday when the Sporta Writer* Aaaoclation made public thli year'* aelectlona for the annual honor. Two other Seminole gridiron •tar* received commendation In the lineup for the All-State Team lilting*. Sanford'* Football CoCaptain R un Pearaon waa named to a guard poaltlon on the third •tring team. The Aaaoclatlon awarded Halfback Rubba Davla an Honorable Mention for out* •landing backfield play during the 1961 tea ton. Each year at the finl*b of the football tea ton and after all-con­ ference bonora have been an­ nounced, the Florida Sporta Writ­ er* Aaaoclatlon aelecta from the more than 200 Vanity high achool football team* of the atate the moat outatandlng gridiron atara Weekend Sports Summary In flrat atrlng tackle poaltlon* were Miami High School's 220 lb. Senior John Batlte and Cham­ berlain iligh'i 215 lb. Senior John Whatley. In guard poaltlon* were Miami- hdiaona 220 lb. Senior Hob Aatlcy and Scabreete'a Dyer. End were Miami Iligh'i Mike .Fortier, a llw lb. Senior and San­ ford'* Don Harvey. Center waa Chamberlain'* Gary Burkholder, The All-State Second String Team included Miami Iligh'i I'ctc SI mud, Jacksonville Holies Illgh'a Hilly Johnson, Manatee's Harry llreeic, nnd Clearwater'* Jim I’ aigc In the backfield postlion*. Huddy Johnson from Quincey High placed a* second string Cen­ ter. Tallahassee’! Florida High placed Emory Mayfield In one guard position and Gainesville placed Tommy Calhoun in the other guard slot. End* for the second team were Lake C.ly'a Randall Jackson and Chamberlain'! Lynn Matthews. Tackles were Coral Gablca High's Joel Goldman and Jacksonville Lee High’* Mike Keeiee. Three Central Florida gridiron stats received nomination* for third string listings In the AllState selections. Larry Gagncr of Seabreete was honored by an end position Hating. Orlando's Boone High School placed Hill Cody in n backfield slot, and Sanford'i Pearson took a position. Otlter player* lo take All-State recognition in the third string list­ ings were: Tallahassee Leon High's John Cruse in end position; lakeland's Tyler Hill and Fort Mycr’s Sam Ford In Tackle posi­ tions; Lakeland's Lee Fanchcr at guard; Roblnson’a Tommy Carter at center; and Dixie Ilcllini' Marly Terry, Key Weat'a Charley Powell, and Miami Edison'* Bob Ashworth In the backfield posi­ tions. _________________i____________ HOUSTON, Tex. — K a n a a a trounced lllca, 3.1-7, in theri Blue­ bonnet Bowl football contest. DALLAS, Texas — Hayden Fry Waa named head football coach at Southern Methodist University. COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Henry (Hank) Foldberg, former Army atar, was appointed bead football coach and athletic director at Taxat A A M. MANILA—Champion Flash Elorde o f tha Phllipplnea atopped Italy's Sergio Caprnrl in the first round of their world Junior light­ weight tiUe fight. The Seminole High Seminole* chalked up their third atraight basketball win of the aeason In New Smyrna Friday night aa the Sanford Varsity eager* triumphed over the Barracudas o f New Smyrna High 60-00 to come out on tha high end of tha pre-game prediction of two point*. Sanford’* alar basketball eager .Mike Woodruff walked away with high scoring honors for tha night with elaven field goals and two free throws for a total of 24 point*, lor hi* second high scorer title in lin e s guinea played hy tha Sem­ inole* thl* season. Sanford took the lead early In the first period of the game and held It until Uie busier at the end of the fourth. At the end of the first period the .Seminole* Jiad five point* on th* 'Cuds* with a 10-11 edga with backboard - beating Barnacle Bob In SOKC Spotlight NEW YORK — Dick Tiger of Nigeria, British Empire middle­ weight titleholder, outpointed Billy Pickett of New York in a 10-round A young greyhound who sky­ bout. rocketed to fame last summer, gets Ihc spotlight in tonight's fea­ Sunday tured ninth race as the SanfordOAKLAND, Calif. — The Hous Orlando Kennel Club starta its ton Oilers won their second con first full week of racing for the aecutiva Eastern Division crown new- season. in the American Football tragus He is Carl Tracy'a Barnacle by defeating the Oakland Raider* Bob, a two-year-old who is re­ 47-16. garded by many racing enthus­ iasts as the country’s top juvenile. SEBRING, Fla. — Dave Ragan Competing in Oregon, Barnacle and Mickey Wright won the f26,. Bob won the 94,000 Mullnnmak DUO Scotch Mixed Foursome golf Sapling Derby and finished second tournament by seven strokes. in the Multnomah Derby. Then taken by jet plane to Mas­ sachusetts Bob won the Mr. FairGets Game Ball view Stuke at Fairvicw Park and WASHINGTON (UPI) The cracked a track record for the Washington Redskins showed they Fairvlew Course. Entered in the did not forget during this holiday 325,000 Taunton Derby the young season of giving when they sent star won two of the elimination liie football from their only win heats and finished fourth in (he ning game of the year to former Derby, teammate Gene Brito. The Wash* In )> starta at the Multnomah Ington playera Sunday auto meet Bob chalked up a fabulous graphed the pigskin for Brito, score of 13 wins, 2 seconds and one who ia seriously ill In Los An third. gelea. He starred for the Red­ Schooling here Bob took just one skins during seven pro acisona of his starts but at that time before going to tho Loa Angeles he was 6tt lengths in front at the Rami. wire. Seven ace greyhounds oppose Barnacle Bob tonight. TTiey arc O. B.’a Jay Walk, who won all three of hie schooling starta; Big Barker, winner of the Sprint Chal­ title-winner of 3>-year-«ld A1 Sher lenge at Pueblo; Harold Express, men In his first season at head Pro Model, Sabina, BronJca, and coach. The last previous coach to Ethel G. win In his firat year aa boas was « George Wilson of lha Lions in 1957. When Ihc subject of the Giants’ "luck" came up again after Sun­ day’s Browns game, Sherman snorted: "That’s a lot of baloney; those guys have all the guts in the world." The annual Christmas tourna­ Hut consider what happened kt ment waa held Sunday at Mayfair this crucial game: —Sam Baker, the Browns' punt­ Country Club. Some 40 persona er who had averaged 44 yards took part. The flrat winning team includ­ per kick, booted a feeble 33-yardcr in the first period lo ael up the ed Bond Walker, Bob Billhelmer, Peter Duncan, Bill Hutchison, Giants' first touchdown. —Ixiu Grots of Cleveland, wbo which was plus 13 points. The second team included Mack has kicked more field goals than any tnsn alive, missed a "chip­ Mclnnis, Harold Sherwood, Dick pie" from the 17-yard line tn the Shilling, John Dickey, which was third period when hie holder got plus 10 points. The individual prise winners a poor pass from center and couldn't set the ball down proper­ included John Ivey, with plus 11. ly. Grote also was short with a Closest to the pin on number 18 was G. R, P ei son, who waa 46-yarder late in the game. —Ref Renfro, as sure-handed as three feet from the cup. any nass-calcher in the NFL, dropped a 40-or-eo-yard p a n from Mill Plum on the New York S-yard line after he had out-maneuvered the (Hants' secondary defense In the flnel period. —And Don Chandler of the Giants, whose punts had been downed on the Cleveland 3-yard line twice during the first half, booted ■ 64-yard beauty that was downed on the Browns' 1 with less than 2 minutes lo pity. This <>no put the Browns in a tough spot for their final offensive threat. Lady Luck Played Big Part In Giant Title Win f United Press International Call the New York Giants lucky or plucky, but they'll play (lie Green Bay Packers for the Na­ tional Football League champion­ ship Dec. 31 and that’s when they should prove whether they're either—or both. The Giants didn't exactly "b e ck " Into the Eastern Division title Sunday, but there are many wbo'd say they slipped in side­ ways when they played the Cleve­ land Browns to a 7-7 tie. That give New York a 10-3-1 (Inal record, compared with 10-4 for the Philadelphia Eagles, The Eiglcs, whoso game at Detroit started an hour earlier thin the clash at New York, made a grand bid to throw the Eastern Division race Into a tie by defeat­ ing the Lions, 27-24. But whether by good fortune or fortitude, the Giants managed to heng on for the tic which earned them the Eastern Division crown for the fourth time in the past six scssons. As a Yankee Stadium wag put it: It was the nicest Christinas tie any Glint ever got. The Packers closed out their season with an 11-3 record hy beating the Los Angeles Rams, 24-17; the Washington Redskins scored their first triumph In 24 games hy defeating the Delias Cowboys, 34-21; the Chicago Bears won a wide-open 52-35 game from tho Minnesota Vikings, and the St. Louis Cardinals drubbed the Pittsburgh Stcelers, 2(H). The Baltimore Colts beat the Sin Fran­ cisco Forty Nincrs. 27 24, Satur­ day. Tlie Giants' triumph made a Bankers Take Kickoff Tourney Yule Tournament Held At Mayfair The Florida State Rink Basket­ ball team whipped the, National Guard Cagers CO-36 at the Lyman High gymnasium Friday to win the Kickoff Tournament In the Sanford Recreation Department Men's llaskctbsll League. Clif Lauh was the top scorer for the Florida State Bank team witli 14 point*. in the Semi-Finals, the National Guard leant topped the Lommler Cagers 56-40 for the chance to meet the Florida State Bank I 'l l T I T I O I a KAM I! NOTICE IB hrreby given that wo champions who beat VAH Seven ara eneased tn liiiilnrii at Han­ 41-34 in tire Semi-Finals. ford, Senilnidr I’oumy, Flnrlil*. un­ der lha fMItimi. namo of, NOVA IIUtLinillH, end that wa Intend to roaHlar cald namo with the Ctork of tho Circuit Court. Homl. Lose Top Player mil* County, Florida, In accordance (U PI)—Carroll Broussard, stand­ with lha provision* of th* FIcM- out member of tire Texas AAM llou* Nam* Hlatuiea, lo.wltt Hoc. lion MS.os Florida Hlalutaa ipif. basketball team, la expectod to HJg! J. If. Rtrhniry*r l>c sidelined for a week with a re­ William llrodt current back aliment. He reinFubllah Dec. I, |J, ||. J|. i m i . Jurcd his back against la mar Sherman tailed It "the greatest la sko fitu rl >r th* t'nuaty Jndav. punt I ever aaw." bcmlaolt (aunty, Florida, In Fro. Toth Saturday night. Legal Notice Butch Riser and Mike Woodtuff knocking in the points for the Seminoles. Ken Gustavson nnd Barry Brown put up a fight for Sanford in the second period and boosted th* lead Lyman Five Gets Season Off To Fine Start With Win By PETE LEVEQUB Lymnn'a Greyhounds got their hsakvlball fit-M-on o ff Li a Hying start in Rushnell Friday night hy whipping the South Sumter Rebel* 58-48 hi s game that saw the scor­ ing drive shift from one team to the other by quarters, with Y.ymatt coming out on top in the end. South Sumter took the lead of the hall game eurly in the first pe­ riod to end up with a first quarter score of 12-10 in favor o f the Reb­ els. Dale Swain of the Rebels push­ ed in points for South Sumter but was unable to stop the Greyhounds from taking a decisive lead in the second quarter. Lyman'a Jeff Leonard look Die honors for the night with eight field goals and eight free throws for lop scorer listing with 24 points, Garry Fcrrin took second place in the scorer listings with 13 AFL Title Tilt Slaied Sunday United Press International ThtWe's ■ leak In that San Diego Charger umbrella, end If coach Sid Gillman isn't worried he ought to be because his men Totals 14 14 entertain the Houston Oilers next Sunday in the American Football Lyman . .... — „ 10 2t 10 17Mouth Sumter .. 12 9 13 14League championship game. For the second time within two weeks sn opponent tore the San Diego defense to shreds Sunday. dogi run This time It was the Boston Pa­ triots who rained touchdowns all over Sin Diego's Balboa Stadium to hand the Western Division champion Chargers their most humiliating defeat, 41-0. It w si only Ssn Dego's second loss of the aesson, but the man­ ner In which it was inflicted indi­ R A C IN G N IG H T L Y cates the Chargers, who won 11 in Except Sunday a a row before Houston dumped them, 33-13, on Dec. 3, are ready For Your Convenience: MATINEES to tie had again. • Luxurious Clubhouse W ED„ FRL, The Oilers, meanwhile, wrapped • Heated Grandstand* and SAT. • Valet Parking up their ninth straight victory and the AFL’a Eastern Division LADIES' NIGHT 2 P .M . title for the second straight year EVERY THURSDAY by whipping the hapless Oak land Raiders, 47-16. The key to their success since Wally Lcmm replaced Lou Rymkui as head coach has been a high-scoring offense led by former All-America Billy Cannon and veteran quarter­ T O M O R R O W F IG H T ! back George Blanda. In the regular-season finale at All Proflta From Tomorrow's Rating Will Ge To San Francisco, Blanda, the AKL's Scholarship Fund of U. of FIs., Fla. SI. U., and Fla. A . A M, top passer, threw four touchdown passes, kicked a field goal and SORRYf NO MINORS added six extra points. Cannon, the league's ground gaining cham­ RAIN OR SHINE pion, scored one of the touch­ downs—on a 23-yard run late in tlse game against Raldcra. He finished with 145 yards in 31 carries for 948 yards on the sea­ ^ U r D ki r i a■r> son. KENNEL r»i CLUB Wh.ro tb*'oP T o A ll Crvdlluro and F*rauna M at­ in g Claims aa tlamanda Aunlnat in ld Kalalai You and aarh of you nr* hereby notified and raqulrad lo prsSant any clalma nnd damanda which you. or either of you. may havo agalnat tho ratal# of CHAR­ LES H. WEUElllCII, dacaaaad, lair o f aald County, to tho County Judin of kamlnuU County, Florida, *t hi* otflea In th* court houa* nf aald County si Hanford. Florida, within als ealtndar muntb* from th* lima of tho flrat publication of thlo nolle* Each claim or de­ mand ahall ha In writing, and ahall atato th* placo of roaldanco and pool offlo* addrtaa of tho claimant, and ahall ba attorn In by ilia claimant, agant. attorney, and any aurh claim nr demand not ao filed abail b* void. Batty Iran* Wagnar Sarah Annalta Evans Aa aaocular o f tha Last Will and Taalamant af Charltt IL Wogarlch. dacaaaad 4IJUL) Aktrman. Turnbull, Hvntrrfltt Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr. 4 Kldaon, Bull III), Clark o f th* Circuit Court Now Kngland Bldg. F. O. Boa Itt By Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Winter Fork. Florida Fubtieh: Dos. IL II. I « . t i l l . Jan. Allornoya for lha ratal# L isu Flrat publluall.ko L 'f rm'-er i, lift . NIGHT The football teams coached by Knute Rockne won 105 games, lost 12 and tied 5. 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Re­ movable handle and chroma cradle provide *11purpo.e convenience from freeser to range to table) stu n s att-s-s o MIDWAY BETWEEN SAN KURD A ORLANDO And Gracious Giving from Thin T h * COVINGTON » ) SC H O LA RSH IP halo. In r*i Katata of CHAHLl:* H. W ROERICH. Dacaaaad The Barracudas' efforts to gain the advantage after the early San­ ford lend wer* thwarted at every turn by the Seminoles. The closest New Smyrna came w si in tho third period when the Barracudas gy bettered the scoring for the quar­ ter by a one-point margin over the beach players, but wa* unable lo prevent the final winning tally of a six point lead. New Smyrna triumphed as the Junior Varsity Barracudas edged Sanford's Junior Varsity Semin­ oles 50-48 in the opening game o f points, with Jimmy William* close the night. behind in third with 12 points. SANFORD (66) Th* Greyhounds fiiriitd ahead FG FT TP 2 21 11 to 0 ten point lend at hslftims with Woodruff 8 2 18 Kiser ................ ..... .... a score o f 31-21. In the third quar­ 5 2 12 ter the Rebels paced by Swain Gustavnon ......... ....... 9 4 1 were able to reduce the Lyman Ilrown ______ ____ _ 1 3 1 lead to seven points, but were held Davis ----- -— ...... .... 0 0 a back as the Greyhounds triumphed McGill!................. ........ It n a Middleton ...... ............ to a ten point winning margin. 8 66 Totals ................... 29 The Lyman High Junior Varsity NEW SMYRNA (60) B Squad overwhelmed the South 4 26 0 Sumter Junior V anity Rebel* in Jenkins .... ......... ...... 11 4 2 to the opening game of tho night Hill ........................... 1.** retire ..... .......... .. 2 1 7 47-21. O 2 2 I.aswell .................... . LYMAN (58) 1 0 2 liiilault .......... ....... .... KG FT 3 0 6 Leonard ...... . 8 8 *11 Burdette ................ . a i 2 Perrin ............... •**«*•* 5 3 IS Mackey ........... ......... 2 i 5 William* ............ ...... 5 2 12 Mear* .......... .............. 0 0 Dennis ....................... 0 Shnddix .„........... *•**•*• 0 2 «i I Smith ......... ........ 0 1 Totals ................ 25 10 60 Griffin ..... .......... *«.**»*• 1 0 2 .......... 16 21 14 15—66 1. Stephenson . _ .... •**••*• 0 2 Sanford t New Smyrna ... 11 14 15 29—60 Totals ........... . 22 14 SOUTH SUMTER (48) FG FT Swain _..... ... 7 5 Wilson ______ ..... I 5 Hammond 2 0 Dixon ......... . IM*M* 1 0 Hayes --- ----------- *•*«•**• 2 1 Kimbrough ......... O.O.OS* 9 1 Smith, Ixiul* . . . ~r„n 1 • Smith, Leltoy ..... 0 2 for the Seminole* to 37-25 by half­ time. One honor was yielded to the 'Cuds*. 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Mid i <11 (I) 111 M ild <11 (II (II 11:11 <11 11:11 <11 l i l t (I I <•> T r o th nr conM«uaaaaa L o ra o f I lia Camouflage It Could Ba Ton Baarah far Temarraw Numbar Ptaaao O uldla s Light NBC Nawa Itapart 1 Marrlrd Joan Dr. Hudsaa'a Baarat J o s ra a l ( I ) About Paeaa I 111 Aa Tha W arld Twrao ( I ) Playheoaa I I l f (I I Jan Marray Bhaw (f> Paaaword ( I ) Taar Day la C o n n t: M ( I I Beoutlne l u p o r l (I I Art U n hla tlt r ( I ) Savon Kara 1:11 ( i t All-Star Baaaball 1:10 ( I ) Ullllonalra 1:11 (II Qaaaa tor A Day l i l o ( I ) Vardlct l a . t o u t s . , <11 Who Do Tan Treat 4:86 ( I ) Brldlit Day ( ! ) Amartaan Baadaland I II <11 Harrat Storm c i o t i t ride# «r Night d <• I U n d o Walt <11 Papaya Playhauaa ■: 11(1) Qulak Draw MeOraw (It Nockay and Ida Plranda (II t O C lo o k Morla T V Time Previews T-T:30 p. m. ARC. Expedition— In tho Valley o f the Shadow of Death." In the summer of 1931, the Alaskan volcano Aolakchak erupted. The Rev. Bernard Hub­ bard, known aa the "G lacier Priest," led a scientific parly into the blggeat live crater in the world, venturing 600 feet to the bottom of what has been des­ cribed aa "the Pit o f lla d c i," an inftnto of poisonous fum ci and red-hot lava. Father Hubbard had predicted the eruption. Host is Col. John D. Craig. 7:30-<l:30 p. m. ABC. Chey­ enne—"The Equatirer," A navel plot makci up for the slow spots and atatic dialogue. Two feuding outlaw gangs call a truce eo the leaders may attend the wedding of one's brother to the niece of, the other. Bronco (Ty Hardin) haa| hla hands full making sure tha truce isn't broken. A third party to the armistice ia a sheriff (Frank Albertson), who wants to break up both gangs. The leaders are well played by Steve Brodie and Sheldon Allman attractive as llie newlyweds are Jack Nicholson and Toby Michaels. 91:30 p. m. NBC. Praetdcnt Kennedy’s South American trip. Special. This special program re­ ports and evaluates the Pres­ ident's trip to Venezuela and Colombia, made to strengthen so­ cial and economic relations with South American countries. Frank McGee la anchorman. 1:30-9 p, m. CBS Window on Main Street. Thus far, novelist Cameron Brooks (Robert Young) baa been ironing out other peo­ ple's problem*, but this time tie’s involved In a hit o f mental de­ pression aa he recalls the last Christmas he spent with Ida wife, now deceased. A janitor, extreme­ ly well played by Ludwig filoasel, snaps Brooks out of hla lonely feeling with a rattier eenslbls, If quite familiar, lecture. A warm but not overly sentimental epi­ sode. galea Service TV RENTAL Seminole T V Barrow Ow Tab* Cheater *S0* Sanford Ave. FA 1-4999 (D&aA C (b b i}: By Abigail Van Buren DKAR ABBY: I just read somethin# in your column that made mo grit my store-bought teeth. YOU say that dentures are every bit as Rood as one’s own naturnl teeth. All 1 can say. Dear Abby, is that YOU must have all your own tieth and you ought to be ashamed of yourself for making such an enoneous statement. BEEN THERE GOD S SHELTER Let’s mnkc n bomb of love nnd prayer, For take-off fuel, let’s use God's air. ’ I.et’8 B e n d it out for all to share Our pica, against nuclear dispnir. Let’s ask the leaders from all lands For lienee. And then Let’s all shake hands! • • • DEAR ABBY: Please advise me as to tho proper conduct In this situation. My former husband, to whom I was married for tun years (over 20 years ago), is dying of a lingering illness. We never had chil­ dren. I have since remarried and bo has he. He hns children by his present wife. We have met on occaaloiin since our divorce, and have been friendly. All former griev­ ances have been long forgotten. When he passes away, would it be im­ proper for me to attend his funeralT I would not want to embarrass any of hla family, or become the subject o f gossip. AN EX-WIFE DEAR BEEN: I have and I am. For­ give me, • • a DEAR ABRY: I am a girl in the ninth grade with a serious problem. ! have tried to talk to my mother about it. but she just laughs at me. Abby, I am in love with one of my teachers. He is 27 and 1 am only 14. When he looks at me I feel like 1 was hit on the head with a million stars. This is no joke, Abby. 1 have never felt this way before. Should 1 talk to him about it? lie isn’t married. HIT HARD DEAR EX-W IFE: Since "all griev­ ance!:'’ have been forgotten, I Bee no rea­ son why you would embarrass his family or lie the subject of gossip. Go, If you wish. DEAR HIT: Don’t talk to him about it. What you feel is not "love” — it is n crush on an older man. It happens to many girls your age, but they outgrow it. You've day­ dreamed yourself into a hopeless situa­ tion. Now, face reality. Settle down and have fun with kids your own ago, concen­ trate on your school work, and think of your teacher only as a good friend, • • a a A DEAR ARBY: My name is Steve Zondlak and I am 12. I wrote a poem. If you like it, you may keep it. Playing at three up-Uumn, South wine thesecond spade lead nnd sees that there is no way to lose hli contract. He will win threo diamonds and two tricks in rarh remaining auitno matter how badly the cards He fur him. The careful player will make at least 11 tricks. Hr will lead the deuce of diamonds al trick three. West will have to play Ids king and now South will have 11 run­ ning tricks. Careful discarding by East and West will hold him to five odd. Rob Hoy, hero o f Sir Walter Scott'a famous novel, was a real character. This famous outlaw, whose real mime was Robert M ii« grvgor, was known us the "Robin Hood o f Scotland.’ ’ THEATER A A lOomm :By Ruth Millet she is a good wife for him—-may­ attention and consideration, be women ought hi give this shouldn't he? matter of babying a man a little And isn’t K actually much morn thought, feminine tor a wire to enjoy Just what Is babying a man? babying the man aha loves than Nothing surely that ia beneath It is (or her to worry about equal­ any wife’s dignity. ity, or to iniiat on togetherness, It's catering to a man’s com­ or to put her children's demands fort, building up his ego, guard-1 always ahead of her husband's. ing his health, and trying to So no hoots of derision, pleaae, please him in smatl ways. for the big, strong men who want That's not too much for a wife to be babied. Min ought to get to do to keep a nun happy, ia it? somethin* out of marriage besides As the breadwinner for a family, being handed tha monthly bills a man should get a little special and an apron. (facoby Even when your contract is lay down It pays to be careful. Other­ wise, you will lose occasional tricks by what I call, "Unsafely playi." • For Abby’fl booklet, “ How To Hava A Lovely Wedding,” send 50 cents to Abby, Rox 3385, Beverly Hills, Calif. U)& Jhs If asked what makes a woman a good wile how many wive* to­ day would include in their care­ fully considered lists: "She ahould bahy her husband?" Not many. 11allying husbands, most would tell you, went out when women gained equality with men. Yet in a recent poll where men were asked what makes a woman a good wife a lot of them men­ tioned that she ought to bahy her husband a bit. And since no wife is a good wifa unless bet husband thlnki * Everybody’s got a problem. What’s yours? For a personal reply, send a aelfmldressed, stamped envelope to Abby, in care of this paper. On(Bhidqsi NORTH ig A 994 » !t ♦ AQ10BI ♦ 094 WEST EAST AJH733 A AO * U a 0 4 .......... . WJ 1049♦ k ♦ ya 5j *«07 + J106 SOUTH <U> A K QI D VAK| ♦ J72 *AK3t No ono vulnerable Snath West North BaaS 1A Tasa 1 ♦ Pass JN.T. Pass l*aw Pm Opening toed—A 9 Vf O V IC f By Oswald Jacoby Careless diacarding will lot him bring home aUU one more trick. The unaafety play ia to lead tha jack of diamonds. West will still play hla king, but now E ait will have a sure diamond trick: ’ "N ote Uttt thd’ loiF'UUmond play risks nothing. If the king doea not allow on the first diamond lead, South returns to hl« hand and leadi tho Jack of diamonds. i t r v * ") R ID E -IN T H E A i n t I'ilONK FA 2-1216 IONITE A TUBS. NITK At 7:00 Ac 11:00 FROM MARCH W r •---------- | doctors Plus At 9:13 Only OPEN 12:IB TODAY THRU WED, TROY H DOROTHY DO N AH UE i M cOUIRE C O N N IE F LLOYD S T E V E N S r. 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Al Mary Carters You Do Not Have To Ik Present To Win Answer to Prcvtcm Puzzle Ecuador 9 Breakfast food ACHOK9 4 Kailyard IScut) 1 Eruiilur's 6 Kill ton lab) monr'irv unit 6 Maicultna 0 ----- ranks nitluume lust among 7 Huh aiitir lUtxporls — — Is found It Klcpa al Ptltihum 13 Units of wrlzht In Canar M Most uncummuu 13 Air raid alarms ■ Chemical element lAChtmlcsl lulllx 0 Muiii line 17 legal point mammals l> Honey maker 10 Projnrty item 00 AmtmUUan iwrennisl herb 13 Hurl 31 Miking o( 1H lliltcr vetch Panama hats 31 ledger entry u s n — In 33 KK-rnitlca this country 2d It hai an — 32 Table bit o< 110,270 13 foreigners square miles 54 Urals beards ■IB Inti* IcoU) 29 Aager 30 Mariner's direction 31 lirm hauut m 27 More about Ztt t'ormi notions Slllasardt 33 UlbUcal mountain M Mr. Chaney 96 EaU away M l o i u n la tsiupar r 32 Cards 31 ('onductur 37 lirytbonle Ml gOd 36 (Janus of * meadow UIIMJ 38 crimson 41 Until un macaw 43 Istrrrat (.ib ) 41 Palm leaf tear I 41 f m t o o u r 47 Oea who nulUflse M Barfs bt Moon goddeae AS 33 77 UD DOWN I leather lho< 3 Musa af AltTODWJl/ KKWBTATUI K N T M r tM t M K 17 r u n MPaaUVW 40 ChalkBias 46 Thoroughfare (abj I Three 48 bland (TV) i P I W �100 FR EE Gilt-Edge Stamps Limit 1 Coupon Par Cu.tom.r With this Coupon and a $7.50 or more food order—Expires Dec. 20th. t; - 44: From PEN N Y TH RIFTW AY Limit 1 With 15 Or More Food Order TURKEYS «■ HENS Arm our Star or W ilson Certified Grade A TOMS 10-14 lbs. 37c lb. TOMS Lean Fresh Pork Roast lb. 39c CRANBERRY SAUCE Fresh Homemade Pork Sausage lb. 39c 2 -3 9 ' Fresh Chicken Gizzards lb. 29c Chicken Livers 11b. cup 69c Canned Ham 4 lb. Tin $2.99 Henderson Superfine OCEAN SPRAY For Drawing S03 Tin Frenh Frozen ______ LYRES Shurflne Shrown Staffed Manz Olives 4!4oz.jar29c Limit 1 With 55 Or Mor« Food Order Evaporated Carnation Milk 7/99c Kraft Miniature Marshmallows 61/ *oz. 19c F R E SH ^ 20 Lbs. & Up 14-16 lbs. 33c lb. Long Island Ducks lb.49c Baking Hens lb.39c Roasting Chickens lb.35c Thriftway Fancy Bacon 1 lb. sliced 49c Shnrflne • S00 Tin PROD UCE Delicious ApplesK»Hr 4 Fresh Crisp Celery & 45' Stalk Fresh Red Cranberries 19' Mixed Nuts 55c93c Calif. Red Grapes s s ? 2 29* Brazil Nuts 45c89c Pecans lb. cello 49c Fresh Yellow Corn 10 E>r>4 9 < Almonds 1 lb. cello 59c COCONUTS 10' Filberts 1 lb. cello 55c Diamond Large Walnuts i& 59 1 Lb. Pkg. 2 Lb. Pkg. 1 I.b. Pkg. 2 Lb. Pkg. Medium Size Cranberry Sauce 2/25c No. 2 Vi Tin 10' Southern Yams 1 Lb. Pkg. 2 Lb. Pkg. Pillsbury Pre-Sif ted L b * IJ .09 Lb. Early Garden Del Monle Peas 303 tin 19c A rgo Spiced Calif. Peaches no. V/tfin 25c Stohely - 46 Oz. Tin Tomato Juice 4/SI.OO PU U bury Pie Crust Mix 2/39c 56' Pepperidge Farm s W inter Garden Frozen S a n rfa s Allsweet - 1 Lb. Margarine 2 -4 9 1 cfea.Ba T ram ’ I P A R K A Y E . & 25th ST. Q U A N T IT Y RIG H TS RESERV ED ------M JK UT-. —V A J “ T " "" - % �n Treat Coming! “ Cuunty residents will be gcttintc a big food treat in the near future and will probably put thin county on the map as one o f the best eating places in the state when a new "Riksha Inn" opens here in the very near future. A new and different Industry— a chain of Oriental food-drive-ins will be started here and Jeno F. Paulucci, president of Chun King who has a home in Sanford is the person we can thnnk for this exciting venture. According to Paulucci, around the clock work is now going in to rush completion to Riksha Inn No. 1 (the first of some 36) to be located on Hwy. 17-92 south o f Sanford. Riksha Inn No. 1 will serve as a prototype for other Inns in the projected chain. Decision to embark on the Riksha inn program stems from the Chun King operation of the "Old San Francisco Chinatown" restaurant in New York’s Free­ dom Land Park in 1961. Paulucci estimated that the new program would call for the investments o f millions of dollars both here, throughout the U. S. and even overseas. Paulucci is widely known throughout the food in­ dustry for his pioneering Innovations in marketing and we thank him for starting his program here . , . right here in his “ second home.” Ll Dr. Crane’s Worry Are your children being trained for unhappy adulthood? Are you making them wallflower* and poor marriage riaka? Under II yean of age, a chlld'a poor ' personality la largely the fault of hia parenta. After 11, it la kia own laziness. Be aurr you get a copy of my IM-poInt -TEST FOR MOTHERS." CASE K-4TI: Jerry J., aged *, la a ahy little fellow with blue ayca. "D r. Crane, Jerry hai auch an inferiority complex,*' hta aoclety mother proteated. detpairingly. "He la timid about trying any­ thing new. He doein’t want to play with other children, but hang* back on the aidclfnca. He likea to watch them, but refuica to participate in their garnet. "Hit governeaa tell* me he it very bright and can learn rapid­ ly. but he lack* confidence. He aeemi to think other children can do thlngi much better than be can. "Dr. Crane, hit father wat *1waya timid and of a retiring na­ ture. Do you think Jerry could have inherited hi* lack of confi­ dence ? “ CONFIDENCE 18 LEARNED No, Indeed I Confidence 1* not a heritable,trait, It ia ■ matter of habit, like piano playing. And lack of aaturanee ta aleo a re­ sult of habIL When children can do anything well, they enjoy that type of work. And Ihey have confidence in their ability. Thia holds for adult*, loo. However, many a bold, athletic alar geU stags fright before a radio microphone, for that's a new realm. Or a big business execuUve will blush and perspire when he must deliver a speech at lha Rotary Club., We can thus be confident in one realm, but have a severe infer­ iority complex in another. Part of the Job of parenthood eonilata in developing all-around confidence In our children. But r . bow? Well, teach them to do the usual things of their group, auch ai skating, riding a bicycle, swiramins, standing on their head*. Take them to a restaurant. Let them order their own meal. En­ able them to tarn their own OUT Clinic money. Let them spend it much a* they Will. Better that 6-year-old Jerry waste hie 25 cents on ■ foolish purchase now, and profit from (he lesion, than that he be shield­ ed till the age of 21, and then foolishly waste his entire inher­ itance. BUILD CONFIDENCE Confidence correlelee .with suc­ cess. The more things your child can perform successfully, the greater bli self-confidence! Jerry has been shielded. He has a governess, and wears sissy clothes. Hia mother dresses him like a Little Lord Faunllcroy. Jerry realize* his conspicious ap­ pearance, even if she think* he it so cute. So he shiei away from social contact* with other boys, for he ia afraid of ridicule. He can play the piano, but not baseball. So he feels like an alien when with normal children. It is largely hia mother's fault. He should be sent to a public school, and equipped with the con­ ventional habits of adjustment to a boy's modern world. Give him a dog and some boxing lesaona, Just for his own self-defense. SOCIALLY DEFORMED Let him learn Vo play the games of a ven ge third graders. At pre­ sent he la socially deformed. His mind has been trained In French and music, reading etc. But hit social life has been abnormal. He feels thia weak spot in his development, which i* why he has hia social inferiority com­ plex. Jerry can’t very well remedy the rondltion, for he is too young. It ia hia mother'* responsibility. But you timid, wallflowera of adult years CAN change condi­ tions! You are no longer entitled to blame your parents. Until the age of 11, you may partially blame them, but every adult pan make himself apeak correct English, dsnee, play a musical instrument, carry on an interesting conversation, and be­ come a vital, attractive personal­ ity by his own efforts at least by the time he attaint high school age. So don't alibi or past the buck to your parents, if you are above IS. OUR W AY W 7 ok 1HAT3S VTSSQMpyJI THAT VMS W ifWMV, TH'*, MADAM,IS AS FIS# A ] I THING____ n tlB .P O * RhLANCa A d o 1 LOOK* LIKE . , FISH SPINE f SO SOKM.ASXNE SE6MINM.V 2 0 YEARS OF EXPSRISMCa TJRYl*D HAVE TO IH fcH PICKED OUTFORMYSCLF/ATTWO SHOOS IT'S A ' M etou c. BIGGER RARAS A FORESTER/EGAD\ , CSAIN THAN " k -n n SOCH A Be a u t /**—yt OWiN'AUxa&Y i m s s i L v e u - m i s ' I DA' - rLU 6N e I"A DOLL WITH A SALE wTRSe FOR OF A BOY OF .TOOTHPICKS^ S*y.\hV T V i > 4 i. m ffab.r* tN A U g ^ o r fiv# i UH}? &anfiird Henry Most of u* are inclined to make fun of the organization which de­ clare* that the world is Bat, nut round, 5laybe the membcri have something, especially whrn you remember that; The Republic of South Africa solemnly declares (he Japanese to be Caucasians, but overlook the Chinese. An entertainer gel* two or three times the annual salary of the President of the United States for one TV appearance. Sir Winston Churchill, at B7, thrives on a breakfast o f oysters, McLemore wine, and cigars. Notre Dame University, famed fur Its playing of games, refutes to give bark a "victory” it did not win. . Diamond dips to prevent a poodle's ear* from falling into hia bowl have a ready eale in New York. A bald-headed man is charged Just i t much for a haircut as a fellow with enough hair to stuff a mattress. A J50-pound passenger gets the same baggage allowance on an airplane at a mite of a woman whu 1961 Replica Of Gutenberg Bible Being Published, To Bring $750 NEW YORK (U PI) — Bible pub­ lishing has become big business, but the biggest Bible o! ell has been issued by a small business whose owmere are trying to re­ capture the flavor of the lith century literary world whrn book selltrs were publishers a a well. TTie Bible being published in 1981 ia a facsimile edition of the most famous volume of arrlp. turea, the Gutenberg Bible of 1455. the first book printed from mov­ able type. The publisher* are Henry ChefeU end Sidney Solomon, pro­ prietors of Cooper Square Pub­ lishers, whose headquarters are a musty, hook-crammed store on New York’s famous "book-selieri* row" on Fourth Avenue Just cast of Greenwich Village. Their asking price for copies of the limited edition o f The Cooper Square Gutenberg ia ST50. They have had 1.000 copies of the twovolume Bible printed and all but four were put on sal*. Chafetx and Salomon, biblio­ philes who specialize in publish­ ing out-of-print books sought by aeholars, began thinking big a few year* ago by publishing a 117-volume edlttoa of the Untied States Library of Congress Cata­ logue. They bad 600 copies print­ ed and sold nearly all of them for 11,400 each. "W e were so successful at that," Chafelz said in an inter­ view, "that we aeked ourselves, ‘what else is important on a uni­ versal bails that you don’t ace around?’ We found our answer in the Gutenberg Bible." The answer created an cvrn bigger question: How do you go about reproducing a museum piece? His book dealers knew that there were 4? copies of Gutenberg Bibles in public and private col­ lection*. But none of these pricelate volume* could be used for a reproduction because a book must be taken apart, page-by-page, for such a purpose. They knew also of ■ facsimile produced in Leip­ zig, Germany, in 1913-14. and Sanford, Florida Monday, December 18, 1961 wsLTsa a. eiBLaw, Burrow a punt-tsbbb LA BBT VBBAMBL H t M l I n i Boiler B T S L T R A. COSBIMB A dv*M I*1ef Director sca r w a iu Ceaatr CBCBLtA CAIter WABtaBB ------ ■- u u a ttbb i E l B K X B 1LLBBBBW C ltr w it e r r a is e r o ir o iiw C lasiiU ai U u i | i r clreulatlo* Ms a f e r Z A S I I l~ I B O H A K C B WBBO W H U B u is * * * Me la s e r Utchaaetal h s l O s tiv e r? 9. > * BZfte* ralg 1-faar IttB • o a ei* » an > Corprtiax and TU b a c n a o B im o n warm* *T Cartier Free Estimates AND ASSISTANCE ON ALL TOUR FLOOR COVERING REQUIREMENTS a B e a lk a BOO U S ■ HaalWa t H e a th IJ I I B I M a sts M m I I M th a t • IB IB 8 B ea t** I H ea *b House o f Floors Next Door To Foot Office Fee* Plait • Fern Park TB I-I4T7 Political WASHINGTON (NEA>-Senalor Estes Kefauvcr's current two weeks of hearings before his Ju­ diciary subcommittee on monop­ oly practices are finst prepara­ tions for next year’s congressional consideration of new legislation to regulate the drug industry. For two years the Tennessee senator and House Judiciary Chairman Emanuel Cellrr of New York have been riding this hobby hard. Their crusade hai been giv­ en popular appeal by emphasis on rhargra that drug price* are un. neressarily high because of mon­ opoly practices by lb* manufac­ turers. The problem in a lot more com­ plicated than that, however. It involve* long-established medical practices and change* tn controls now axerciaed by Food and Drug Administration. It's a tremendously technical and complicated business. What's at stake can be clarified a little by a few examples under­ standable to anyone who has ever taken a pill: Some physicians contend that aspirin is the best end only medi­ cine to use in treating arthritis. Other doctors believe some of the new alcrolds are more effective. What controls should be exer­ cised over their use? A slightly more complicated ex­ ample is offered by Ihe fact that all chemicals now being used for Ihe treatment of cancer arc con­ sidered dangerous. Yet Food and Drug Administration allows them to be used because in some cases they do good. Who should decide what i* safe for use, and how? it ia the contention of the med Altamonte Springs Business Men Set Second Meeting Notebook ical profession that physicians should have tha right of free choice of drugs. Spokesman for the I’ harmarcuti cal Manufacturer*' Assn, of lio companies that produce Pn per cent of the U. S. drug* now ad­ mit that they should produce sub­ stantial evidence as to the safety and efficacy of their project*. This they now do in chemical and clinical statement* that average 600 pagei long. Food and Drug Administration then judges the merits of these claims and grant* or denies li­ censes for their tise, exrepl for nontnaie drug* to treat minor di­ seases. American Medical Assn, aaya this latter control is unnecessary. It would let the doctors decide. Eugene Brrsley of Indianapolis, president of Eli Lily and chairman □f PMA. as spokesman for hia in­ dustry says Food and Drug Ad­ ministration should he the judge in these case*. But he would deny to FDA tha authority to test all new drugs to determine their saf­ ety and efficacy, lie would limit control fo licensing and inspecting manufacturers. A question of "relative" efficacy on "subslunUar* evidence comes In, with the adjectives hard to de­ fine. Thia example is cited: If one drug proves cfficsciotis in four out of five cases, and another drug is efficacious In one out o( five esses of ttie same diseate, both should be licensed for use. The argument given is that the drug proved useful in one out of five rase* might provide benn. ficial treatment for the fifth east in which the other drug might not be of use. The interesting new development here is lhat the drug manufac­ turers are not opposed lo broad regulation of their Industry by the Food and Drug Administration. On the other hand, American Medical Asm. spokesmen in prev. ioul testimony before the Kefauvrr eommIRf# have opposed every restriction on their freedom of action. In addition to regulation of drug manufacture far safety and effi­ cacy, ihe Kefauvar-CeHer bills would make illegal any conlracti between manufacturers which would restrain trade or fix prices. Drug industry spokesmen main­ tain that in cases where two com­ panies file conflicting cUima for a patent, an agreement between them might be beneficial to tb* public and should not be barred. The proposed legislation would alio cut down drug patents from IT lo three years, after which there would be compulsory li­ censing to others under reduced royalties. The industry opposes this on the claim that it would stiffle research lor the development of new drug*. When You Run Out O f Cash Between Paydays Yew «an take advantage af our atreamllnad loan whether yea Mod a few dollar* ar a large cash. What's more, payment* may ha ap< long or short period, whichever yea prefer. By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH A second meeting o( the newly formed Altamonte Springs Rualnee* Men'a Club has been scheduled at e p. m, Thursday in tha Alta­ monte Springs Coffee Shop. According to Preaident Tom Southerland who will preside, un­ finished business from the first meeting will bo continued and ad­ ditional officers will be elected. A lio on the agenda will be dlacuaalona to form a basis from which by-laws may be drawn. Attorney K. Pope (Sandy) Bussett will attend the meeting lo o f­ fer suggestiona concerning legal work involved In setting up ami organising auch a rlub and will preside at a question and answer session, Southerland said. 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Slaeo A ELECTRIC D4MWASHIR Fkmelme electric oookkig ie cooler, cleaner, eefer. It heels the food - not the kitchen. No enot or freeey fuel grime lo blacken pou and ernudfe walls. No futneo or coMtant-buming pilot lights lo disturb peace of mind. And automatic control* eliminate pot- * etching. FOR SALE »r la BooUael* Ceoal? all S ilt MAO 1 Tew S U N 1 Tear bob a b m i m m s • ■ « .» « weighs N with her earrings on. The speed limit on a aix-lan* super-highway ia B5 miles an hour, and anly 5 miles an hour less n a two-lane, bump-becked Wiser road. Man can circle the earth In a rocket but can't develop a wom­ an's stocking that won’t run, a shoelace that won't break, and a dresser drawer that won't stick. The United State* showers mil­ lions of dollars on Tito, an avowed Communist held of an avowed Communist state. The German Democratic Republie boast* of He freedom, and then build* a well to see to U that the people stay inside lo enjoy the freedom, Man spends billions and billions of dollars craaUng and perfecting devices which win anabla him to kill Mmaelf within > few aplit sec­ onds. Min insists on improving na­ ture's natural coloring of truiti and vegetables in order to sell them more easily. A copy of an original painting, done to well that It fools experts for years, is declared worthies* when Hie faking la discovered Car manufacturer* build family automobiles capable of speed* up to 125 mllrs per Hour for road* lhat kill thousands traveling 40 miles per hour. Under-done beef with ketchuR splashed on H ia advertised and sold as barbecue. Italy, a Republic, has more titled characters per square inch than any monarchy. There are people who make a good living serving ia Judges at mouse shows. they were able to buy a copy of that for around tl.uuo. Chafctz and Solomun studied the Bible facsimile and original Gutenberg carefully and in thn course of five years were able to find American artisans lo create a new facsimile edition. They came a* close as Ihey could io re­ producing the paper used by (iul enberg Through elaborate 'prml ins procezacz, involving seven separate preaa runs for the illu­ minated pages, the publishers ob­ tained the facsimile they wanted for an investment of *300,two. Some copies of the two-volume numbered sets weighing more lhan 40 pounds have been sold to libraries, clergymen and hook sellers. The publisher* predict lhat the facaimile edition will berome a Collector'* Hem in time and value will b* murh greater The owner of a 100 megaton than ihe *750 tales price of 1061. bomb is the world’ s loudest Ulker "W e hope to make a profit of about Ihe necessity of peace on *.'00,000 if the edition sells out,” earth. Solomon said, "but we did not do it originally for the money. Wc • Residential • Commercial wanted lo do something that 500 Buildings yaara from now people would point at and aay, 'this was done.' Fallout Shelters Thl* ia the Book of Books. There FA 2-7083 ■Ull-li no other book ae perfect in G. W. Dodson Contractor design.” F or Page 11 Peter Edson — Five, Four, Three, Two, One . . . S i t ! " Saves ondiete Istirs! Just slack lha didM*. , . . press a button. . . and the job is done! Everything it automatically waahed. rinsed, “ sanitised"end dried sparkling bright. An Electric Didiweehar ia a permanent holiday from a never-ending tedious chore. tUCTRIC REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER i ELECTRIC WATER MUTER It'* like a supermarket in the kitchen . . . a modem do* ib U -d u ty food canter that keeje be*h food beohar longer and keeps boron food* flavor beeh for mnnliw. Plenty of he cut)** always on hand Sevas Hupping lima and money by stocking up on "spedale" et bargain prime. I Tb* new super rest, super-eel* ElectricWater Ilea tare hast aa much hot wetar in 24 bourn aa tha average family use* In two full week*. No flame, no fumee—require* no venting. Install* anywhere in Hi* bora* fur greatest convenience. Clean, silent, dependable and tha utmost In safety. The S and t • 111. Bias* Packaged for Gift Mailing 'fM u i t c A L & fl j * . f l a m ^ l ^ s s {& 5X & A T ------- FLORIDA STATE BANK. Installment Loan Dept. WINN * DIXIE STORES................. THRIFTWAY end Any Civitan Club Member See your dealer, pfuaiker #r efertruyf rxMhocftr Vflf ise w'mwl,-. FLORI DA POWER t 207 Ma*. Ave. LIGHT COMPANY •u,l° n 0 *'0A W. Scott Born*, M*r. M*kadid4amdBtedieet*dtAABteBaWidAiaBtiBMflb*aiiT>e * r �j 81)** • ■ n fc r h £.ega! Notice w thk im t h jr m e ia t , era* c t i i T c o i ' h t , i n i n n r i m a r.N . n o n r o iU T t i Fl o r id a . I .A W h o . i : < » old SO ■u It* in Cl lo >U •« an »u ID j <« f«i no tr Wi fot c u ti da roi I* ha he r * hi tlx wt pii CM fit \ tlM H< all Ta dll la oo ' rw 10 hi| nr 111 b« tn •i< r* III th Id •n r* th in c« Hi ht Pi ur r.i a< la •li •I •I III Pi la ti ra Pi 7 S ri u M «• ai Ul TI •i In th m C« ■I la la Hi Ul n » pt !• P» •* th Legal Notice Legal Notice * e n te r it c o ir t o r t h e NINTH J t ' D t C l t L c m c c r r , IN riC T IT ia C P NAME NOTICE IS hereby glvsa that I am engagad In bualnae* at Alta­ m on te Spring*. Seminole County. Florida under the flntltlou* nem* o f. ALTAM ONTE BKACTT SALON, and that t Intend to register said name with th* Clerk e f Hit Circuit Court. Kemlnol* County, Florida, In •ecordanco with th* provision* of tho Fictitious Name Statute*, toWlti Section MI.a* Florida Sta­ tute* IMT. Klg: n u ll* Meadewa Publish Dee. 4. 11, II, M. IMI. Legal Notice in t h r b p u iil ic .C O M rA .M , i ft fr a lh Paga 12—Mon. Dec. 18, 1981 in s u r a n c e A corporation. Plaintiff, wa. -I tR N T tT 1. 6TtUCK LAND and BOTH ER V. STRICKLAND, p*r*nla a U . l o n r a o r s u it * T a j HENHT J. ST RICKLAND an* RUTH Kit V. HTItU.-KI.AXP top are i i i n K o r n o t/ p ie d that an Altachm*nt Proceeding In a l l o f that pertain anil antltla* • OLD HBPOBL1C INBUltANCE COMPART, a corporation, ra. H E R . R T J. BTRICKI.ANP and E IT H E R *V. STRICKLAND. Law No. t i l l , Clrcnlt Court, Bamlnola Cou nlr, ■Florida, and yon ara hrrahy turn•monad, o iJ tr r d and required to I f l l a your wrlltan dafanaaa. mo Ilona or o lh o r plradlnaa moving to dlaaolca tha Attachment had, ■ by ylrlua o f that certain W rit o f Attachment l « u » d haraln In tha offlca of the Clark o f tha ClrcQll Court tu and for Bamlnola County, Florida, on or b tfora tha t l t h day o f January t i l l , and to otr v* cop y o f auch pWadlng* upon HUT* TON A DROWN, P la in t i ff s attornaya, whoaa addrata la I I I North Maanolla Avonut, Poat Ofllea Dot I l f , Orlando. Florida, on o r bafura aald da l* aa required by tha Law* o f Florida and lha Rulaa af Clrll Proetdura. If you fall to do ao dafault may ha taken by Plaintiff nnd final Judgment thereupon an* tare* a ga ln it yuu for tha rallaf lamaniled In lha main action, and purauant la >atd Attachment aa daarrlbad above. Ton ara further notified that the mature af aald ault la an A tta ch ­ ment Proceeding attaching all o f your right, title and Intereet In nnd to tha follow in g deecrlbed real property altuated In Seminole County, Florida, to.wttt Lot », Illoek I>. llltANTLEY BIIOIIKS, Firat Addition, aa. carding to tha plat thereof aa raoordad In Plat B ook I, Page 11, Fublla Recorde at Bamlnola County, Florida. IXI l J. TIC All I, A K E , HKH1IITH. BGcordlhg to the plat thereof, aa recorded In Plat Poo h I. Page It, Publll Recorde o f Bamlnola Caontr. Florida. Ix>l 14. JANSEN BWBDIVIS. ION, according to tha plat thereof, aa recorded In Plat Itoi.k it, Page IT, Publln Itacorda o f Seminole County, Florida. Tha n*ma o f tha Court In which thta proceeding haa baen Inetllut* ad la the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court. In and for Bemlnolo Coun­ lr , Florida. It la harabr ordered that tha above and foregoin g aball be pub. ‘ llehed once a weak for four con aoeultv* weeka In a nawapapar to be published In Hanford, Seminole Counlr, Florida, and bavin s noncral circulation In Hemlnnta Cou n­ ty, Florida, WITNESS my hand aa Clark o f aald Court and tha aval o f aald Court at Sanford. Bamlnola Coun­ ty, Florida. Ihla l l l h day o f De­ cember l t t l . (SEAL) Arthur 1L Deck with, Jr. Clerk o f tha Clreult Court Seminal* Counlr, Florida. Dyt Martha T, Vlhlan Deputy Clerk Sutton A Drown Attornoya nt Low 111 North Main Street r . O. Doz I f f Orlando, Florida I ’ ubllah: Doc. II. SI, SMI. Jan. 1. I, lilt NO TH '* UP PltOPOIKD B I. CHANUM OP HEAL PUOPKHTT IH TH SKS SEMIhOl.R COUNTY, FLOIIIIIA, A n n DON ALU LA AO I.AAIIIIKBS A AO AtiABB EIHT1B I.AAltllKSB, HIS W I F E . NOTICE IB H ERBD T GIVEN that (lie Hoard af County Com* tnleal'.nara o f Samlnola County, Florida, will conalder lha odoplloti o f * Iteeulutlon at tha regular inert Log o f aald Uoard on Wednead « r. December ST, l f S l , re la tlr t to the ear-hanging o f lha fo llow in g deecrlbed real property owned by Seminole County and alluata In Seminole County, Florida, more particularly deacrlbad aa fellowa, t o . will lleal'i Waat I I I feat and South O'I O i l " W I f . I I feat ut the Nnrthiaat Cornar of H o llo n Townahlp M Snulb. flange II Beat) thane* run South O M I 'll" W a it l.T.wt feel) thenoe run Kael US.in feel; thence run North* n o e t t r lr along curve con r a t e to the left having a radlua o f Stlt.11 feet and a central angl* o f I ' M ' l t " for II I .I I fast | thence run h o uthw e ile rly alo ng radial fur II featl thence run Nurthwelterly along curve It! till left having a radlua o f I t I M l feat and a cenC <1 ang le o f i M t 't r * for t i l l feet te ih* point af bigln nia a t Stl aooardlng to a plat theraof recorded In c * u n t y S u rv iv o r Plat Book I, Pag* 1. pultll* record* a f Semintil* County, Florida, te lieneld l*»ng L a n dra il and Agnea Him* Landries, hi* wlf*, la *oh*id«raU*h af O a n i U Lang ixindrete and Agflia TSIrtlA Las dreae, hit Wife, e e n r t y ln g th* (el low in g d***rib*d real properly owned by bald Donald Lang Ixettdreaa and Anuta lilrlla Landreea, Me wife, and tllu al* lu Seminal* County. Florida, le gtntinnl* Cou n­ ty. Florida, a political *ubdiTiil*n, •aid pr eptrty more particularly deecrlbtd aa fetlawa. ta-wlli Da gin South O ' t i l l ' ’ Watt H I.lt IMI * f Nerlhtaet Cor. h l r Section I t, Towaehlp I I Baulh, Rang* II Ba ttl run South i M r i l - * W n l If, II f t t l i thine* run Narih H *tV •T” w * * t Ill.tT , f* *ll thenee run Sriith I t ’ l•l't 'l» " Batt m i.t i f**t In point of b*> • Inning, AND At-SOi lleglu North I I ' M O I " Weei l l l . l l feet el Northoael Corner Section It. To w n ih lp II Souih, Ming* It Baeti run south • • i r i r * w in n il feet le W**lerly rig h t-* !w e y o f V I H ighway t l - l l i thence run Norlh ll* # l'S tJ R a il I L M feet a lo ng W eil * erly tig h i-o f -w a y e f L’ . s. H ig hw ay I T . I l l thahel run North I t ' l l ’t l " W i l t 11,11 feat to point nf beginning. If the Heard *t County Can mlulonar* at ■•mlnel* County. Florida, d*t*rmln»* that It would b* In tbo boat InMraal Of Seminule County, Florida aad that aald property to b* conveyed by Sriul. note County to Donald Lang L*ndreaa and Agnea Ulrtl* Landreee, hie /if*. la o «t needed f*r Coun­ ty purpoaae aald *ichaaae t f property trill b* an *q u u at ehang* a f property Uoard o l County Commie alnnara o f semimole County, Florida Dyt Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr. *. * Cl« rk It* IN TH E ClttC l.I T OP T E E NINTH ji DH iai, etnet rr nt* p l o m d a . a n d r a n p r m i n o i . e c o r v r r , in a n d for nrttiN O LK r o V N . FLORIDA TT. FLOMIDA. IN CHANCERT, IN CHANCtCRT NO. IITIg n o . tiara BARBARA A. IfENBEL, NOTH’* OP PORP.CLOItIR* a At.* Plaintiff, SOCIETY FOR SAVINHS. a rer- ve. poratlon ezlatlng under the lawe A L B E R T C. H E N S E U e f the gtata o f Connecticut. Defendant. Plain II ft, NOTICE TO DEFEND -veTHE STATE O F FLORIDA ERKN A. C A R D W E L L end TO : A I.nE R T C. IIRNSHL WANDA U CARDW ELL. Me wife, H U Arlaona Avenue Defendantt. Baltimore *, Maryland NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN TOIT A R B H B R E B T NOTIFIED purauant to a Final Decree o f that a sail fo r Divorce haa been Foreclosure dated December I. filed agalnet yon In the Circuit l i l t , and entered la Chancery Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit, Cause No. m i l , or the Circuit In and fo r Seminole Co., Florida, Court nt th* Ninth Judicial Cir­ rnlltled BARBARA A. IIKNSEU cuit e f Florida, In and far gemi­ Plaintiff, ta. A L B E R T C. 1IENSEL. nate County, wherein HOCIETT Defendant. That yo u aro hereby r e ­ FOR NAVINOIt. e corporatlell quired to flit r c « r a = r r e r er existing under the lawe e f the plradlng on or hofor* January trd. State e f ConnectlcuL la Plaintiff, 1141, and to aerva a copy thereof and KRH.N A. CAnRWP.LL and upon H E R B E R T O. UILLIS. At WANDA I . CA RDW ELL, hie wHe, torney fo r Plaintiff, (14 East Coare Defendants, that I will aell lonlal Drive. Orlando, riotlda; to the highest and beet bidder fer herein fall not er a dtere* pro cash at tha front deor o f the Semi- confesso aball ba entered agalnet hole County Court Houee. In San­ you for th* re lie f demanded In said ford, Seminole County, Florida, at Complaint t l : M o 'clo ck A. U , on December IBKAL) < II, 1141, the following deecrlbed Arthur 11. Ilaekwlth, Jr. property, >■ set forth In said Clark o f th* Circuit Court Final Decree, to-w lt : o f lha Ninth Judicial Circuit, Lot Right II*. Block Three In and Far Bamlnola Cou nlr, t l ) , H E F T L I in HOMES. OR. Florida LAND!!, SECTION ONE. Ac­ By Martha T. Vlhlsn cording lo the plat thereof Deputy Clerk recorded In Plat Hook It, Publish: D e c 4. II. II. M, IM I Pegee I and I, o f the Publla Recorde of Seminole ta t b o C o a r t a ( th * C e c a l f J a d g * . County, PTorlda: n em la o l* C o u n ty , F lo rid a , l a P r a ­ DATED, tble l l l h day or Dee- ha to. ember, 1111. la re i Eetata af (■BALI CLOVER O. MARRS Arthur 11. Deekwllh. Jr. Deceased Clerk o f the Circuit Court T a A ll c r r d lla r a a a d P eraaaa H a v . l i y i Martha T. VIhim la g C la im s a r Daoeaada A g a in s t Deputy Clark ■aid E a la te i Publish Dae. II, t i l l . You and o»eh o f you ur* boroby nortflad anil roqulrod to p r e ­ any claim* end demand* IN T H E cm C L 'IT COURT NINTH sent which yuu, or either o f you, may JUDICIAL CIRCL'rr. IN AND FOR hav* against tho o tla l* e f c L O V E n ■ EMINOI.il COUNTY. FLORIDA IN II. UAnilB, deceased, tat* o f said CUA.NtERT NO. IlfS * County, to lb* Cobuly Juda* o f FEDERAL NATIONAL MGUTStmlnol* County, Florida, at hi* tlAUK ASSOCIATION, A Corp ora ­ offla* In th* court hone* ef aald tion ergnnlaed under an Act af County at Sanford, Florida, w ith ­ Congress and e ile lln g pursuant in eight calendar montlia from to the Federal Nettonel Mortgage th* Urn* o f lb * first publication Association. Charter Aet, having o f thl* nalle*. Each claim or d e ­ Ha principal otflca la tha City of mand ihnll b* In writing, end ahnll Washington Dletrlol e f Columbia. elnt* th* plar* e f rttldtna* and Plaintiff post offle* ad.Ira n o f lb* claim ­ ve. ant. and aball ha aworn to bp HOWARD LEE BOW TER end tha claimant, hie agent, nr attorney KATHERINE P. HOWTEK, hie and any such claim or demand net w if i, •• filed shall b* veld. Defendants / * / Kenneth W. M*tnl*eh NOTICE TO APPEAR A* *>*eutnr o f Ih* Laat Will TH E STATE OF FLORIDA TUt end Testament e f HO W ARD LEH DOW TER and deceased K A T H E R I N E P. I10WTKR CLOVE R B. MARRR. *44 N. Avars Blenetrum, Davie S Molntolh Chicago, Illinois Attorneys fo r Bsee uter YOU A R E HER EBY NOTIFIED Edwards Building that a ault baa been filed agelnet Hanford, Florida you In tha abora entitled cauee, First publication Monday, Decem­ nnd that yau ara required to file your answer with the Clerk o f this ber 11, IMI. Court and to aerva a copy thereof IN TIIB CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E upon the Pla in ti ff or P la in tiffs NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP attorneys, w h o le name and address AND POH SEMINOLE COUNTY, Is Hlahop A flornstrln. II Haat FLORIDA. Pina Slreel, Orlando, Florida, not i n c i i A N u m r n o . t i m later than January Itlh t i l l , if SUFFOLK COUNTY FEDERAL you fall to do aa a Decree Pro SAVINOS * LOAN ABBOCIATIl»X. C o n f e i i o will he entered against a Untied B u te * Corporation, you for the relief demanded In Plaintiff, the Complaint. This ault la l> forecloaa a mortgage. The real p r o ­ V1RQ1L U LANOLBT end DORO­ perly proceeded agalnet le: TH Y O. LAKOLRT, hi* wife. Lot II. Illoek 1). HllNLAND Defendant*. EHTATEH, a subdivision, a<N o r ic a o f balh cord ing to a plat thereof, NOTICE IB IIEREUY OIVEN recurded In Plat Dock 11, that on Ih* M lh day o f Decanipages II lo I t of lha Publlo ber. IM I, *t lU M A.Mq at the Record* o f Stmlnol* County. main dour o f the Court Roue* e f Florida) Seminal* County, at Sanford, Flor­ To geth er with Ih* follo w ing ida, the Honorable Arthur H. Beck­ Items o f property which ara with, J r„ Clork o f th* Cirault located In and parmanenlly In. Court o f semlnul* County, Florida, etalltd a* a part of th* tin- w ill o ffe r for eel* lo the hlsh**t provoment* on aald landt end beet bidder f e r eaeh. at publlo o n e UuoTherra toll* Heater outcry, th* f o lio w le s dooorlkod with II* 0*1. lank. Model properly o f th* Defendonte, Virgil t t l - l , her. M E M L lAngtey and Dorothy a . L an gOne Vic tor <*l*etrle) IF* k it ­ ley, hU wlf*. chen Eihauat Fan, no model Lot It. BEAR L A K B HILLS, or ear. nos. accord ing to tho Plo t th ere­ One Nutun* (electric) tilth of, oo rooordod la Plat Book Healer, no model o r aerial tl. Pag* II o f th* Publlo h* e Itosordt o f Bemlnolo Counlr, On* OE (*l*Rirta) Range. Florida. Model 4IIR1WH, Serial together with ail otruatureo end T RCIIIIt Improvement*, than o r thereafter Eleven Venetian m ind* ( m e . on eetd lend. tall manufactured by SanThis le mail* pursuant lo Final karlk tllaea A Paint Com­ p » . r e e of Foreclosure entered tn pany, Sanford, Florida, no (ho above cauee. Chancory D ocket model nr serial nos. ft.. H i l l , nuw pending lu th* Cir­ WITNESS my hand and tha seal cuit Court o f and fo r Semlnol* o f said Court al Sanford, Florida, County, Florida. tkt* l l l h day o f Deeambtr, 1111. IN WITNKHH WHEREOF, I hav* (SE A L ) hereunto set my hand and o f f i ­ Arthur H. Ueokwlth, Jr. cial era! thta l l l h day o f DecentClerk o f Ih* Circuit Court her, IMI. llyt Martha T. Vlhlan (SEAL) Deputy Clark Arthur tl. Ueokwlth, Jr. Ulehop A Uornslaln c l e r k of tho Circuit Court la I* East Pina Street and for somlnal* County, Orlando, Florida Florid# Attorneys for Pla intiff Ily J»an E. Wilke publish Dec. II, Jl. IM I A Jan. Deputy Clark I, I, IMS. Joseph M. Muraeko p, O. Boa 111 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NINTH Fern r t i k , Florida JUDICIAL CIRCUIT! IN AND FOR I'utiltah: Dec. tl, M i l e a t l l h l l L R Cl)UNTIL FLOIIIIIA IN CilANtKHY NO. IlfM FED ER AL NATIONAL HURT V*. RllBItUAN U. HUFFMAN and PAULINE n u r r M A N , bis wlr*. Dafandaale NOTICE TH APPEAR T h e s t a t e o r p i .i i r i d a t o i NHEHMAN H HUFFMAN and PAELINhl HUFFMAN Address Unknown YUU ARE IIEIIRBT NOTIFIED lh *t a suit haa b i a s riled again*! you la ih* abovS ant 111art cauee. and that you are required in fil* your a m w e r with tha Clerk o f thta co u r t and io serve a copy th iM S t upon ih* Plaintiff ar P la in tiff# attorney*, whin* name and addroa* la Ulihop * Barnataln, >4 B a n Pina a tria l, Orlando. F l o r ­ ida. not latar than January l l l h , IM I, tf >ou fall lo da #o a Daora* Pro C o n f u s e will b* onitraa against you for ih s relief demand­ ed In Ih* Complaint. This suit Is to fortoloa* a morlg ag*. Tn* real property proceeded against let tx>l li. of 1ANLAND0 ESTATES. ** par plat th ere­ o f a* recorded In Plat n*ek II, Pas* II. o f th* Puhlto Reeorda o f Brmlnol* County, FldrUat Togaiher with th* following Uetua of pr oporly which are located Ih and partnenanMy inalalled aa a part *r th* lmprevemtnie on s a l t laadi Oil Furnac* 41-iallon W a ter Heater OV*n * Rang* BUlll-ih 11•- pa 11..i, o i l Btcras* Tank W1TKBSS my hand and ih* a«at af aald C*urt at Sanford. Florida, thta 14th day o f Decem ber IMI. (SEAL) Arthur li. Beck with, Jr. Clark o f lha clr e u lt C ou ti My i Martha T. Vihtaa Deputy Clerk ■p *dt Dor n i l hop UorneMln M Kael Pin* Slr**t Orlande. Florida Attorney* f*r plain ti ff Publish Dec. i i , :e , : m i a Jan. S, ». 111*. In Bo: Eleat* o f KLL A MAE SIMPKINS DIXON, De-eaevd NOTICH o r INTENTION T o N A M # AFF LIt-AUOV for f in a l dibch arum TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! Notice It hereby given that JOHNNIE DIXON hae filed b ll final report as Admtnlotrator o f th* Eetat* o f KLLA MAE IIIMP KINS DIXON, Deceased; that ho hao filed b l i petition for dteeharg* and that he will apply to the Hnnnrabte C. Vernon Milt, Jr,. County Judge o f Bemlnolo County, Florida, on tho l l l h day of Jannary, t i l l , for approval o f same and for final dlecharg* aa Adm in ­ istrator o f th* Eetat* o f ELLA MAE gfMPKtNH DIXON. Doetaoed on thl* Ith day o f December, A. D till. / * / Johtmla Dixon Administrator o f th* Ketat* o f Etta Me* glmpklno Dixon, Deceased Oordon V. Frederick Atto rn e y for th* Batata >01-104 Norlh Park Avenue P. O. Box l i l t Sanford, Florida Publlaht Dac. It, II. M. I M I, Jan. I, M il IN T I I B CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IN AND FO R SKRINOI.R COUNTY rriaN O R R Y n o . m i d Vil It A MAE IIODOE. Plaintiff ve. W A L T B R JAMES IIODOE. Defendant n o t ic r or tu r r TH E STATE O F FLORIDA TO: W A L T E R JAMES IIODOE, whoa* place o f r e s id i n '* 1* unknown A Sworn Complaint h avin g boon flltd agalnet yo u In the Circuit Court in and for Semlnol* County, Florida, In Chancery, for Dlvoret, th* ohort till* o f aald action bring V E R A MAE IIODOE, Plaintiff vs. W A L T B R JAMBS HODOB, D ef en d­ ant, thee* presents aro to caue* and raqulr* you to fit* your w ritton defenses, If any, ta th* C o m ­ plaint filed horrin. and to oorv* a copy theroof upon JNalnllffe a t ­ torney on or befuro th* 4lh day o f January, A. D. 11(1, otherwise a Decree Pro Confooeo will b* on . terod agalnet yo u and Ih* cause proceed ex part*. W ITNB1S n r hand and offtalal Seal at Sanferd, Semlnol# Cauaty, Florida, this 14th ( a y o f Novomh«r, k. D. 1441. (BBAL) A rt hur If. Beckwith, Jr, Ninth Judicial Circuit c t o r k u f tho c ir c u it Court. In and F * r Semlnol* co u nty, Florida By Martha T. VIMoa, D. O. Oordon V. Frederick Attorney ror Pla intiff 141-1(4 North Park ^venuo P. O. Boa 1114 Sanford, Florida ru h llt h i Doe. 4. 11, II. M. M i l IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FO R MIKINOLB COUNTY, IN UIIANCRRY NO. MTS* SEM1NOLB COUNTY MOTORS. IKC. a corporation. O ffice 204 W. DEAD! JUNKS O iU m iD DU PLAT: Twd., Ik n M , • ) r . M. day H for* lanartiog. M ss. • RsL noon. BTEAiGirr a j u n r i K D i T u t ., U m Pri. - J P. II. day befor* iisdrdfes. Men. SsL R E S P O N im U T T l Tho Herald w Q u l h* far mor* (has a m Is cs ru cl lu c r tin W j im id , asd roMrvne R e 1. Lost A Found 2. Nolle** > Personals 2. Education - Instruction i. Transportation S. Food I. F ir Rant 7. Bm Irmr Ran la la 8. Baach Ranlain 9. For Sal* or Ttcnt 10. Wanted to Rant II. Real Estate Wanted * 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortraf* Lorm 14. Insurance IK. fiualoMB Opportunities 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted I f. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Bakina 22. Build • Paint - Repair 21. BoUdlnf Materials 14. Electrical Berries* 21. Pluaiblaf Services 26. Radio Jk Television 27. Special Services 28. L a u n d r y Service 29. Automobile Service 30. Machinery • Tools 81. Poultry ■ Pcta - Livestock 82. FJowera - Trees • Shrubs 82. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Art Idea Wanted 36. Automohllee - Trucks 37. Hoatfl - Motors 38. Motorcycle* • Scooters 39. Trailers • Cabanas Legal Notice M l* Plaintiff, Arthur It. Boohwllh, Jr. Clork o f th* Clreult Court By Jean B, With* Deputy Clerk w . C. HulehlMn. Jr. Edward* llulldlng Poet Offla* t i m b e r 111 Hanfoid, Florida MSIS'eS.' itT lla in. 1. 1. MeDBRMOrr VO0TT ant DIANNA MIKITY, hla wlf* DofthdantA N oriCB IlF SAI.B NOTICE IS IIKRBBY (1IVKN that on th* Mlh day nt December M l), al t ill* a m , at th* main door at thl Court lleuk* a f B*mlnol* County, el S»tif*rd. Ptorlda. th* H ih o ttsli Arthur It. B*ekwlth, Jr., cierh of th* circuit Court of Semlhol* County, Florid#, krill o f­ fer tor *«l* I* Ih* h igh lit and batt bidder tar oaah. at publlo ou t­ cry, th* fallsw ing ■ tie t lb iu pro. party o f th* D lf t n d ih U , McDer. melt Meaty and D l m n a M o o t ), hi# w lf * l !.«» Ml, OAKLAND HILLS, aw ard in g io th* plat thereat a* recorded In Plat Book II, Pegee I I and 14, IMbllo Rernrd* a f SemlnMe County, Florida, teyether W il l #11 etrurturee and Ituprevements, then or tkerea llof an sJtd land. Thl* property te ele* kn own a* Ih* prtmlees #t M*M AolpUlta W * I , Orlando, Florid*. Thl# 1* made pursuant te F lo t l Dexraa nf Foreoleaur* anlerod lu th* #b*v* «•*••■ Chekrery Docket No. 11 ESI, t It* pending In th* Circuit Court o f *nd for Bamlnol* County, Florid#. IN WITNESS WHEREO F. I have h*r*unlo eel my hand oad •fft*lal **AI. thl* t l t h day o f De­ cember, M I L IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TS C NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, IN AND FUR SRHINOLH 40USTY, FLORIDA, IN UNANCRRY No, llfS d OIVORCB JOHN FRANCIB 111(10INS Plaintiff ti. PiilLOUCNA K. utnats* Defandaat NUTU-H TO APPEAR THE STATE OF l*LtlltlDA TOt PhllomatlS K. tllgglne. No. tl PhilUS Rd. rroihold. now Jtrily you art htmbr ordered to ap­ pear and aniutr is p*r*os lor by • itornty) to a hill nf oomplalnt filed herein agam it you Is Ih* Clrrult court at demtholn County. Fltrldt, t* SP beferO tbo Itlh « t y Of ith u sry , A. D. i l l ) . MISS bring a autl for dlvorcl, ntherwtli S d»* rr*S prs 0*nf#a*0 Will to <St*Md agalnat you for falturd to appear and auawtr aa rtttulrtd by law. It It furtnar ordered that thu Nolle* be ouhllahtd one* A w leh far four (I ) tstiettttth* wedh* in The sa sfttd Hlratd, A StWepapef rubllthM la Saafurd, Semin*!* Cauaty, Florida. Wltiiea* my hand and Official •eel thl* lllh day *f D*c«mb*r, A, D. 18(1. ISRAL) Arthur II. Btckwlth, Jr, (SEAL) C1*rh, Clreult Court, SemiArthur It. Beckwith, Jr. net* County, Ptorlda. Clerk or th* Circuit Court in R f! Joan K. Wilke, end r o r Semlnol* County, Florid* Byt Jeeft B. Wil ke Deputy ciu rh Anderson, Rueh, W a rd dr Doan I M B a it Coalral Avenu* Orlando, Florida A ttn rto ra fo r Pla intiff Pu*U*hi D m , M. ^*41 Deputy Clark Edward >\ I lllg ln a Aturnay for rLalnilff and Complainant IM Oranga Avanua P. a Bos MM w intor Park, Florida. PuMiihi Dot tl, II, M il Jta. 1, I. :;u IDEALS, Classics, Children's G A S O L IN E & Electric Caih m in CLOSE OUT sale on ail toys Books. A Shopper's Dream I Example: Minature Revere Golf Carts, Scooter* It Truck MeVlears, Downtown Sanford. W ire Set Reg. $9.45 Now $5.45 iteer*. Rob ion Sporting Good*. Kobson Sporting Goods, Down Downtown Sanford. F A 2-SM 1. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS town Sanford. ROBES by Rabhor, wath and wear, <9.95 to $12.95. Perkini Downtown Sanford, GIFTS FOR GIRLS 12 PIECE, life time set of fam­ ous Club Aluminum waterless cookware $29.95, for limited IDENTIFICATION Braelotl $5.60 time only! Terms. Carroll's Mx included. Pendants, $5.60 SWEATERS, slipover and CardiFurniture Phone FA 2-31S1. tax included. Wert Jewelry, 202 gin t, $6.95 to $14-95, Perkins, Downtown Sanford. E. lit. St. Ph. FA 2-0111. BOATS AND MOTORS BOYS Shirts, Cow. Boots, Suits. 213 E. 1st. CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2611 % to list your Gift Suggestions. GIFTS FOR WOMEN FURNITURE TENTS, Skates, sir rifles, sleeping bags, hunting knife and ax LUGGAGE, SwdsUri, Skirts, Hot. sets. Army Navy Surplus LIVING Room Suits, choice of iery. Lingerie, H its and Rags, colors $99. High back swivel Minimi Jacobson 213 E. 1st. LUGGAGE rockers, foam cushions $49.30. Echols Bedding. UNIVERSAL Hair Dryer «. CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2611 temp, dial) Ostrich grain hat* CEDAR Chests, Natural, Uapie, to list your Gift Suggestions. box case, $29.95. Tbc perfect Walnut. From $39.93 up. San­ gift for Christmas. Sanford ford Furniture Co, 300 E. lit. TREES ft TRIMS Electric, downtown Sanford, POLE LAMPS $$.93 up; Table Phono FA 2-1562. Lamps $4.95 up; Dinatte, 4 CALL ELLEN TYRE t l FA 2-2611 chairs all plastic tops $38 up; to list your Gift Suggest ions. SEWING MACHINES Berkllne Re diners, all pliitie This time give her tho gift that cover $4$. Mather of Sanford, GIFTS FOR ALL she had always wanted; A now 203 E. UL FA 2-6493. sig-iag nr automatic sewing mschlno. Aleo used Singer Port- • Quality • Fash long • Service: abloi, like new. Th* placo: OifU for alii TOOLS Sanford Sewing Center, 104 Y O W E L L ’S South Park Avo. Ph. FA 2-9411. CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2611 of Sanford to Hit your Gift SuggeitioDi. DANIEL GREEN Slippers, $4.9$ to Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER for Gifts, Suggestions, or Gift $6.15. Other bodroom slippers Certificates. Houmillat A Ander­ from $2.93. son FA 2-6505. I V E Y ’S JEWELRY ZIPPO Table Lighter $12.50, Ster­ ling Charms $1.00 up. aw iltaey Jeweler, 264 S, Park. I APPLIANCES SHOE STORE Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER WESTINOHOUSE Spice . Mate fur Gifts, Suggestions, or Gift Washer $260.00, Matching Dry­ SEE US first for all your jewelry Certificdtdi. Houmillat A Ander­ er $1.00 Miller Radio A Ap­ gifts, Wert Jewelry, 202 E. 1st son FA 2-0565. pliance, U l S. Park. fit. FA 2-0111. Z. Notice* • Personals CARD OF THANKS The family of W. II. Harrell, who recently passed away, would like to express deep appreciation for the kindness and consideration that th* many members of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary have shown un In remem­ bering our loved on*. We knew hlm aa a simple humble person who needed friends and loved them. His favorite song gra­ ciously sung by Mrs, George Elliott at the funeral services w « i "Tell Mother l ’U Be There.'’ Also to the many olher friends from out of town. Mrs. W. H. Htrrel and son Winston W A N T A D S B R IN G F A S T R E SU L T S Legal Notice UOURT NINTH Jl HU M I. CIRCUIT, ig a x u POM ■■•nitO J-D COUNTY. FLORIDA IN c m a n u iir y no, m a t PKDKItAI. NATIONAL MOBTflAOlC ASBOCtATlON. A Corpornlion orpanlatd under an Act o f L-ongraa* and oviotlng purauant to Ih* F»d*r*i Nallonal M o rlg ag * Aaaooiatlon, Charter a o I. having It* principal nffica In th* o i l y at Washington D lilrlo i a l Uolumbln, riain llff N*rh eitim er demand shall b* In writing, and *hnll rial* tit* place at resident-* and post nrflca addrain ef tht claimant, and aha!! ba aworn i* by th* ololmanl, hi* ad*nt, or AllOrney, and any eueh claim er demand net so fine than v*, ED W AR D P. VANCOUnT and m tA T ltlce >f. VAkCOtJRT, hi* Elian U, Aurbakkan wlf*. ami R I D d E W o o D WOOD A* Executrix of the Last PRODUUTe COMPANY, INC* g Will and Tasiaiaint af N l w J*r**y corporation, ANNIE G. FILIP, dteldisd Defendants A. Edwin Bhlnholaar No t i c e t o a p p r a r Ftrri Pedtfal Building ■ THU *T ATR OP FLORIDA TO, Bniifard. PUrld* E D W A R D P VA.VCOt'RT and Atlnrn«r foe Exlodlrlt tIRATHICF. H. VANCOl'RT First publication UiHitibrr II, Mil Addraa* Unhhuwn Uubtiah D*c. li. il, M il A jan. YOU ARU H EREBY NOTIFIED I. I, MIS. that A Suit has h**n f llM agalnat IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OP TttH you id tha abava sniiuad taut-, S in n JlU IU IA k CIRCUIT, IN and that yna *r* r*qulr*d t* III* AND FOR SEMIhOt.H C O l'-tfr , your s n » w « r With lb s e l* r k a f Ihlt FLORIDA Court and tu s i r v i a copy iharsih u iiA h rK R Y n o , u r e s o f upon tut r i a l n i l f l o r Plaintiff-* EVEL YN D. HILL* liornoyn, w Iid** ntm* and adS Plaintiff, f i l l L D Lhop A Dnrnri*ln, 14 Boat Pin* s t m t , o r la a ta , Florida, CtiArtE.VC* L, H ILL not la lo r than January n t h i l l : . D lf-n d a n t If you fall l o do no a Doer** Pro hOTH-n TO ItRPMNlI Conf**** w ill b* *m *r *d against THE STATE UP FLORIDA you for ih* r* IL f d*tnand*4 In TO: r-LAREXUD I . HILL th* Complaint. Thl* ault I* to «/• Floyd )tu i f o r * c lo l» g morthada- Tha r*al t i l l Blair Dead prop «rly prn«**dnl agalnat 111 Balllm aie 4, Maryland lAlt It. Bl**h s, w e a t i i . TOt) ARB MRREMY h O T iriR n Elt a PIU Lfi PI tt ST ADDIthat s ault for D i m e s ha* b*an TltlN. grts rd ln s in th* plat flltd a a a ln ll s o u In th* Clreail th*r*of, aa taoordid In Flat Court *1 th* Ninth Judicial Circuit. Rook It, pag* « (, ru bllo In aad t*r Semlnol* (jaunty, Pls rRartirdt o f S« m ih * L County, itlh, ••1111*4 KVKI.YN It. lllL L Florida. r i l l r.i Iff, V# CLAItEXCB L. H I L L V * s * t h * l n i l h Ik* f . ; i * . l n g D*f*ndtnl. That y * « ar* h*r*by re­ ll*n, o f pr«p »rly which I* loquired la III* your aastr ir or ealod In and ptrmnnonily In• L a ding on or b a t o n January Ird, ■tailed •• s part o f in* imM*S, and to **rv* a ropy tborOot prov*ifi*nt *a aald land! upou ll*rb*rt U. (Jllll*. A I L r n o y International o f CU, • Fttrn* tut Plaintiff, (J* Ka*l Colunlal no* Modri OHS t l K D Drlv*. Orlande, Florida; Haraln WITNBMS n y Hand nnd th* , t a l fall hot e r n doer** pro cent* !** o f arid Court ni Sanford. F lorida , Shill b* »n1*rrd against you for this t i l h day o f December, t i l l . th* relief datuandtd la said Com- ( I B A L ) p'*.Lu A rt hur If. Bx-kwtlh. Jr. (BEAL) Clark o f t h l r ir r u li Court Arthur K. BsekWltb, Jr, Ryr Martha T, Vlhlan D lp u ty Clark C Lrk of th* Circuit Court o f ih* Ninth Judicial Cirault, 111 ah op A tlcrnil ria In aad Far ■tmlnol* County, ■I Eoa t Pin* Sir**I Florida oria nd*. Florid* By Martha T. Vlhlsn A t t o r n iy i for Pla intiff Deputy clerk r u b ilih do *, i i , s i, l i d r j# n . Publish; s * « . 4. l i . it , : t , i m 1* *. M ’.S. b* void. BOOKS ft CARDS TOYS GIFTS FOR MEN right Is ruTlnu or rdjscl asp i f YUtlssaasat frnaa w ist t d t n i M Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER GIFTS FOR cgafATM Is Ih* f llgtu al M s for Gift*, Sufifcitloni, or Gift »M * f. Certificate*. Rouralllat k Ander­ SLACKS, Sweaters, son FA 2-0503. boy Suits, Levis, Manuel Jacobson CLASSIFIED INDEX Plaintiff, (SBAL) CLASSIFIED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE First nrrtT tou e s m e NOTICE 16 horoby given that I am engaged In ba*lnr*a at Yarn v». Park, Stmlnol* County, YloMda. CAM IO N r . WOODS. th* flctltlou* ra m * of, DtfeadanL und*r MARTI,AND PRIKD CHICKEN, NOTICE OP SUIT and that I inland to roglt to r oald TOt CAHMON a WOODS ORINOCO MINING COM « * n u » l l h th* Clack or lb* Cir­ cu it cnnrt, Bimlnsto County, f l o r ­ PANT RAILROAD OPBRAT1KO D I ­ id*, in aocardabco with th* pro­ vision* o f Ih* f l e t l t l o u * Nam* VISION Btatul**, to - w lt : Btcllon I4S.0I ESTADO BOLIVA Florida Riatuto* MIT. PUERTO OROAC Slgi / ■ / Alb ert C on iM nll a* V H N K I I I X U , SOUTH I’ Ublioh: Doc. M. M. Jl, M i l A AMERICA Jah. t, MIS TOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTIFIED that a ault hao bean M o d agalnat la lha Caarl *1 4hs Canary Jadg*, yau Ig th* uhov* oatllled oau*eL ■omlaol* canary, florid*, In Proand that you ar* requlrod to file bat*. your anowor with tbo Clerk o f th* la ral Malata at Circuit Court and to ** r«* a oopy ANNE C. PLUP, D*c*n**d e f th* som* on plaintiff-* attor­ Ta All Creditor* aad P .n a u Slav. ney, below, not later than J anu­ lag Claims ar Demon*. Against ary M, M i l . If you fall ta da ao Sale Ra*al.i a doere* pr o oontcsM w ill bo **• You and a*oh of you nr* hereby larod agalnat you f o r dataulL Thl* cult I* 1* fororin** a mortg age n«llfl*d aad r*qulr*d to preitnl and th* property proceeded agalnat any claim* and demand* which you or ollhar of you, mar hav* agalnil is: th* sitalo of ANNIH r. 1’ ILII*, A I H t Flat I - d o o r sedan, mndooonitd, Into of oald County, la del No. I H . meter No. M t d ll, lb* County Juda* -I a«inlnri* serial NO. I4IIIT. WITNKIB me hand and tna seal County, Florida. At hla office In th* e*urt house af aald County af aald c o u r t In Sanford, Florida, IN THE UIRCUrr COURT OF THE this Mth day o f December, A. D. at Hanford, Florida, wllhln all «at«ndar month* from th* llm* •( NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT (>F 1441, Ih* firat publltatlon of ml* notlc*. AND FUR IREINULR COUNTY, FI.UHIUA UIUNCRMY NO. IISSS TUB FIRST NATI0W4L CITT BANK OF NEW YORK, TRUSTEB BullO-WARNKU CORPORATION CONTRIBUTORY RB t IHBMBNT in c o m e T r u s t n o , ». UNiinn Plaintiff AHRKMMEKT DATED MARCH 1, tlAtllS a s s o c ia t io n , A Corpora, tlan organised under an Aut of congree* and eaiallng pursuant lo thl Federal Nallonal Morlgag* As•Delation, Charter Act. having its principal cftlca In the City of WathInstall Dlllrlet •( Columbia. IN TIIB COUNTY JUDGE'# COURT, IN AND FOR SEMI NOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA Classified Phone FA 2-2611 2. Notice* - PersonsLi 6. For Real NEIGHBORS will adm in your 2 * BEDROOM h eu ie, kitohea vinyl floor beiuty when Seal equipped, water furnished. Ph % Gloat acrylic finish is applied FA 2-4411. Carroll's Furniture. NICE 3 room furnished apart­ CLEAN carpets with our Carpet ment, water included $50. Ph. Sharapooer FREE, with pur­ FA 2-7399. chase of Blue Lustre shampoo, WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Carroll's Furniture, prlvete baths, 114 W. Firat St. 6. For Rent FURNIfiUED, 2 2 bedroom borne at Eldar Springs Trailer Park 214 ml. So. o f NAS. FA 2-6311. SAN LANTA APARTMENTS Nice large apartment*, 464 2 . 14th SL Phone FA 2-4M2, UNFURNISHED bedroom house 266214 Grandview A ve. $36. Ph. FA 2-0627 o r FA 2-0663. 0 Nice large 2 bedroom futn. apt $69.30. 1700 MsgnoUs Ave. NICE Sleeping room, Ave. FA 2-2704. 312 Oik 2 ROOM garage apartment, water FURNUH ED Garage apartment and electricity furnished, phone sod cottage. Ph. FA 2-2800. FA 2-1265 before 2:20 or after 6 p. m. FURNISHED 2 bedroom, all elec­ tric kitchen, boat dock and gar­ 2 BEDROOM furnished cottagg in age, South Shore of Lake Jsstu p1 Lake M»ry. FA 2-IT57, T h . FA 2-2991. Legal Notice FURN. apt. 2300 UaDonvlIlt. RENT A BED NOTlUR o r SUIT ■TATB OF FLORIDA UAEBTIXQB, RoUaway, Hospital A Baby Beds L W. Holliday, and --------- Halilday. hi* wlf*. if m»rrl*J: CLYDE J. Holliday and Sllanl* Relllaay. hi* wlf*- a .u tA a E B Q l ' I h i m COMPANY. , dlaaulvrd Corpora­ tion a f Plane*, as of D*«. 14th, MSI. and l* P. Wonthara, a T. Bd' wards, a M. Edwards and R j». Won*. laat known 6tn«k hriders nnd Dtrootorn, thin nf Jnehttnvtlls, Pldridn, Snd th* unkaewa lirlr*. d*Tl***l, otridh*. iradtlas, trust*)*, creditor*, and any and all fcartlM claiming by. through. und*r •» fr«m *r ag*1n«t *ald r»•p*dirvs partita, and stt unknown parlDn having ar Staining tn htvn any right, HIM hr in i,r,* i. by through or un4*r th* nbnv* d**lg, naiad parti** ur otharwlac, In th* fuliewtug d**crlb*d land* in s *m i not* esunty, Florida, dasarlbad a* follow* (O-Wttl Lht* IT and T*. HOLMDAT HR An tiAKK BURDtVlslON, N l’ It till II f, *cr*rdlng ta lat thartef aa rtnnrdad la tat U*ok « at pag* 41 *f Public llacord* *1 ■•mtnrii County, Florid*, T*u and *ath of y*u art k i f l t r notified thal S dull h tt b*»n DIM sgotntt yau In Circuit C*ufl nf ft«mln*l* cou n iy Florida, being Chn*r*rr null n*. t l t l l *ntitlad Eunlc* IL llorton, Joined bp k*r huabnnd and n*nt friend, J. L ttortoirt Plaintiff, VS Leonard W. Holl (day, *t ala., fetlns A ault tn gul4t tm *. and you and *a*h e f you ara rfqulMd te flU y o g f anlw*r ta plaintiff's Complaint, with tho undarrigntd Clork o f sold Court ■I Sanford, Plorldn, nnd norv* a ropy an th* attorney for plaintiffs, Il w . War*, a t P. O. Box 1417, Ban lord, Florida, on Sr btfor* January lllh , ISSi; If you fail la do so a d*tr** pro conf***a will h* *nt*r*d agalnat you and aa«h of you far th* r*lt*f d«man>l*d In (old complaint. WiTNEBB u> hand and affltlal teal St SaMard. Stmlnol* coun ty Florida, thin th* Mth day er Docambtr A. D, 1S4L (SEAL) Arthur H. Boekwith, Jr, c lo rk of oald cou rt h y l J ots K. Wllkr, Deputy Clork IL if. War*, A l1»rn*y for H aldtltf f p. a box m u By Day, Wsek, or Mooth CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5121 H6 W. 1st St. Legal Notice t s ," ?L»?M, j g P!giA t FLORIDA* •* 09 t h k CIRCUIT o r ItelMNRLM COUhTV, OHANURHY Nfk uses hfir*JSyh*iiET VAL Lir* whi nance COMPANY, v Plaintiff, iIL0BJ!S7aiC iw * V < DONA HRAMiRt, hlft< l’ET Wilt*inJACK ii 2?Hiww“ 5h#/, " ‘1 w w ratS a i; W'RRTHA It. TAT -1 M T ^ iu if, to: --------- LK. JOBEP.I nepil C c! 6 f i H a ? ” n'e DON ina n. ut r, ht4 —it*. ---------.ww uimnuwq HosidonMUflVhsws If »r A V i ? V rl**" 'r* S u e - lag d**«rlb4d real nfesarty, tn wits „>•PnAtRlM La k b Ma No iis , according i* i h. i f l ! ! i * ' ? ' ! ** faserasg m , .. 1 n « s e t s tl, pub- ' ti* Mieergs *i semlnol* county. Florida. * ^be«rt (it*4 again*! you U th* •*lt- M l y*u ar* ro- qalrM in **rvo ■ copy *( ) 0 ur Anawrr or Plradlng to th* Com­ plaint on P lrialU r* attornoya, Andtroon. Hush. Word » D**n, t i l . c * V f» l Avoau*. Orlande, lnrldn, and fit* th* erigisai Anow »r ar FU seing is th* efftc* o f th* Clerk o f th* clrcn lt Court on •? *hn ire day o f January, m id if /o n fail te do •#, » d i c r i f j oooI rrro w ill Will fc* U k t a l tfn ln st you far lha rallcf demand•a In th* csaiplAluL Tht* Nolle* shall kg puhlKbtd •■■• a w**k far four ronaoruttc* ■ • • M l ; th* hanfoM Herald. UlTNEha n p ban cl aud afflclal H al a f afrir* at Sanrore, SomineU County, Ptorlda, Ihla lat day af r D te tm b tr, m il (UCAL) Arthur TL Backwlth. Jr. noafori, Florida . Clerk or circuit Court Pubtuh: Dec. is , 21. M il, Jaa. L I. »**• M irths T. V!ht«B r». C >444 PufeUah: D «t. t. it, is, it , n i l . �» / Plan Your Profits-- Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y o u -D ia l FA 2-2611 franfurb Arralh 12. R ea l E s ta te F o r S ale 12. R ea l E s ta te F o r S a le | 19. S itu a tio n s W a n ted 27. Special Services 34. Artides For Sale 38. Furniture M on . D e c. 18, 19G1— r a s e 13 SAN LANYA HOMES LOVELY 3 bedroom, 2 bath h om e.' DAYS work FA 2-2782. DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITERFOR SALE— All good repossessed • BIO VALUES Beautifully landscaped, E xtra1-----------------------------------------------On Locust, North of East 20th St. ARY HELP? . . . sn application merchandise at low prices. Wo • QUICK CREDIT 6. For Rent large yard. .Many citrus treca, WORK, Tuesdays FA 2-1391, 3-Bedrooms, 2-Baths, excellent letter that wilt "get the jo b "; W EASY TERMS don't want to move it to our Deep well for watering, con club paper; after dinner speech; WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS neighborhood. Priced from new location. Your chance to FURNISHED apartment, Clove-in, high school or college theme or $11,900. Low down payment, vcnienl to NAS, Shopping and 21. Beauty Salone buy right I Firestone Store, lit W IL S O N - M A IE R Jimmy Cowin FA 2-4013. ettsy ea all but scientific sub­ Schools. Call Owner FA 2-4845 $64.50 per m o., principal t in E. 1st St. New and Used Furniture EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP jects. Low rates. FA 2-4033, terest. NEWLY decorated apartment, 311 E. First SL FA 2-3822 3 Senior Beauticians Beautiful 3 bedroom, 1 bath home evenings. FOR SALE: New and Used inner V A — N O T H IN G D O W N 1506 W. 3rd St. located on very attractive land Minnie Bess - Helen - Blanche tubes for Cars, Trucks, Trac­ Ph. F.\ 2-8310 or CR 7-1921 CUSTOM BUILT TEDDING Phene FA 2-3911 PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING scaped lot adjoining Plnecrest 168 E. 2nd. St. Nights GA 7-1588 2 - DEDROOM apartment, I ml. Mattress renovating. Expert Up- tors, See Us, Firestone Store W. L. HARMON School property. Range, refri 111 East l i t SL Jack Demctree, Developer bolstering. All Work Guaran­ from Raw entrance. FA 2-2000. KATHERINE HARVEY Ph. FA 2-4123 gerator. fenced yard. A wonder­ teed. Cell Nix Bedding Mfg. BEAUTY SHOP 5 ROOM unfurniihed house. Call ful place to live with children. Co.. FA 2-211T, 1301 Sanford FOR SALE— All Guns and A m ­ Hair Stylist - Pat Stewart HEATING munition — Close out prices. FA 2-6385. A good buy at $12,025 with $380 Ave. 318 Palmetto Ave. ..r ii. FA 2-0834 II. B. POPE CO. INC. Buy up Now I Firestone Store, down and $81.00 monthly. 200 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-413 MODERN 2 bedroom lurnlihcd 2524 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 111 East 1st St. FURNITURE HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK NighU FA 2-0648 apartment $90 month, water Sanford, Fla. Professional Care—Modern Equip PRINTING . . 24-Hour Service Must sail st once — 3 complete furnished, upstairs, 306 W. 13th roomi of furniture. Take over on Xerography. Offset Printing Air Conditioned Comfort Attractive 3 bedroom, 1 bath home monthly payments of $11-14 or 2524 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 3742 and Blueprinting . , ' Quality SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gables, located on large corner lot $200 cash. Call owner collect Fireplace wood, ail lengths. Oak Sanford, Florida Nights FA 2-0648 and Service, our stork in 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0120. Close to Plnecrest School. This TE 8-1311 Casselberry. and lighter wood. Delivered. trade." SEMINOLE OFFSET home has been re-financed, and MAYFAIR— 4 bedroom — 2-bath EFFICIENCY Hasted apartment PRINTERS, 750 W. 9th SL, Phone FA 2-ttll, if no answer can be purchased for $11,550 —dream home come true— 116 34. A r t M e a F o r S ale Sanford's newest, Ideally locat­ FA 2-2772. FA 2-5909. with $300 down and monthly X. Virginia. 2,000 sq. feet living ed, near post office, suitable fur Btauly Salon payments of $76.00. Packs. Canteens, Mels Kits, ■pace—on large lot — central WELLS DRILLED FOR SALE— Our complete line single or couple, private bath. Walker Building Sleeping bags. Army Navy Sur­ heat—kitchen equipped—terrasso 2510 Oak of psinls and electric paint Inquire at Manuel Jacobson De­ FA 2-7684 PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS plus. 310 Sanford Ave. floor—deep well. Must sell All Types and Slses mixers — Painters and Con­ partment Store. quickly — conventional loan — Wa Repair and Service tractors Special. Firestone store 2 2 . B uild F a in t • R ep a ir FACTORT TO YOU FURNISHED apartment*, down­ 2524 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 reasonable payment — assume S T I N E l i t E. lit St. ALUMINUM BUNDS town location. Phone for ap­ Sanford, Florida Night* FA 2-0648 mortgage or refinance. Call HOUSE and roof repairs, painting Machinery and Supply Co. Enclosed bead, Sag-proof bottom pointment FA 2-5123 or FA 2-5313 NEW Olympia portable typewrit­ Pb. FA 2-6(32 FA 2-4192. window cleaning and yard work 201 W. 2nd St. 4 Lake Lots, with large oak trees, rail with plastic end*. Plastic Night. er* with cases. Regular $121.00 All work guaranteed. FA 2-1197. on Lake Onoro, $5,000. Name UPHOLSTERING: free estimate. or rayon tspei. Cotton or nylon LAKEFRONT SIIOWPLACE Now $99.00 plus tax. Powell's Your Terms. cords. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, Why not bo a satisfied custom­ 3 Level, 4 Bedroom Home located ROOM SPECIAL $1145. Painting Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia e r ! Itsy’s Upholstering, Call S en k n rik G l u t nnd F a in t C o. kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-6630 on shore of beautiful lake, 3 FA 2-5942. inside and out. Can Ur, Tasker, ROSA L. P A Y T O N TE 1 1533. after 6 p. m. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 luxurious baths, game room, FA 2-4199. Registered Real Estate Broker ENCYCLOPEDIA Brittanies, 24 built-in fallout shelter. Thl* new CONVENIENT TO BASE; 3 bed­ Ph. FA 2-1301 INTAKE manifold, 3 two-barrel 17-92 at Hiawatha 29. Automobile Service rol., Atlas world language die home has everything the most 23. Building Materials room, kitchen equipped, large clrburators, fuel block, for *5$ tlonary and bookcase $140.00 discriminating buyer could de­ living room, $110 per mo., 103 We Don't Want EVERYBODY’S or '59 Ford 311 eagioe. Phone LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT LEONARD AUTO CLINIC Webeor Koyallte tape recorder, sire. Price $32,000. Catl for ap­ Business, Just YOURS. E. Woodland Dr., FA 2-7037. Mr. Glelow FA 2-8411 or Electronic Testing Equipment Roofing FHA Loaei Plans 2 speed, excellent cond. $13.00 pointment. FA 24473 after 4:00 p. m. Tune-up, Welding, Rrike work FREE ESTIMATES FARMER'S AGENCY 1411 8. Park Ave. 2 BEDROOM apartment, clean Complete motor overhaul Your Credit Is Good. Up to 3 Yr< N. V. Farmer, Realtor and nicely furnished, near Navy “ W e T rad e" FRESH PRE-MIJCED CONCRETE 2444 S. Hiawatha Ave. FA 2-8611 to Pay! BOY’S Used 24 In. Schwtn bike baae. 2015 Sanford Ave. Call 24*3 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3221 Medium a$ed stepping atones, B. EDWARDS good cond. Pb. FA 34114 After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0261 NO $-4323. window sills, lintels A steps, A U T O G LASS BUILDERS SUPPLIES old reck, Heel and sand. t NEW Portable typewriter!, floor We GI to TV Stampi REALTOR — INSUROR CLEAN and Nicely furnished du­ LOVELY 3 bedroom home on IN S T A L L E D nicely lsndscaped, shady lot aample*, on* Remington on* MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. CONSULTANT — APPRAISER 903 W. 3rd SL Ph. FA 2-7»< plex, 1201 Elm. $65.00. NO 8-5267. Windshield B a ck G U m 300 Elm Ave. FA 2-3731 Smith Corona, Your choice Owner already transferred. Must Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park Door Ginn-1! Vent Glua 3 ROOM furnished apartment. 313 sell now, 3302 S. Park Ave. After December 1961, 1919 S. 24. Electrical Services 810040 Each Including all taxes. WHEEL CHAIRS, crulihes, cants SERVICE Palmetto, Day—Phone FA 2-3241 Pinecreat. FA 2-3152. Powell’s Office Supply Co. I ll French Ave. walker*. Swnkarik GUae and Faint Co. FRIGIDAIRE or night FA 2-38S4. S. Magnolia, FA 24442. O sca r M . lla r r ls o n 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 FREE DELIVERY Sale* It Service BEST BUY in Seminole Countyl Registered Real Estate Broker Prescription! our Specialty Free Estimates 9. For Sals or Rent BOY'S English Hicer, good con 2 houses, 4 acres of land, $9000. House Wiring 1311 Palmetto Avo. Ph. FA 2-7B4S FAUST’S Rx Mellonvllle Sid Vlhltn’a Randall Elaetric 3 1 . P o u lt r y - l ’ etn - L iv estock dilion. FA 2411$. <4,300 down, balance $50 per CUSTOM BUILT Homo on Lake. Ph. FA 8-7197 * Ph. FA 2-0913 month. Contact Grady Scott 112 Magnolia Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call St. Johns Realty Co. DACHSHUND puppies, AKC reg­ GOOD V IE D Smith Corona, Stand­ FA 7 2823. evenings. FA 2-1597, istered, black and tan. FA 2-1701. f u r n it u r e THE TIME TESTED FIRM ard typewriter, perfect for 25. Plumbing Service* Navy man transferred; brand school or offleo, $48.00. Powell's 3 BR., Built-in kitchen: Rent with 116 N. Tark Ave. Ph. FA 2-811J CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black Ball-Blair A g en cy PLUMBING new; take over for balance on Offlco Supply, 117 8. Magnolia Poodle Puppies, Show1 dog Slock. option to buy; 719 Baywood Dr. Registered Brokers 3500 PARK Contracting A Repair* 3 complete room i; no down Ave. FA 2-3142. FA 2-8118. Reserve now, pick up Christ­ k ASSOCIATES 4-Bcdroom, 2 bath home. Beauti­ Free Estimates payment M eetaarj; payment) mas Eve. FA 2-7741. 211 So. Park Are. Ph. FA 2-5641 fully landscaped corner lot. R. L HARVEY low as $13 per month. Call own- 2t In. CONSOLE TV, walnut, good FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1958 Lake Mary Branch - FA 2-1M4 Iiovcly residential section. Con­ 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 24183 CHRISTMAS Shetland pony, bUek condition. 114 Country Club Clr ner collect, TE l - l l l l , Cassel­ House Trailer, 8 x 44 ft., 2 bed­ venient to Churches, shopping clo. berry. griding 3 yr. old, with new rooms, for good boat and trail­ 13. Mortgage Loans and NAS. Has deep well and er, car or lot. FA 2-7631 or bridle and saddle, yiso.oo. Cell FOR SALE— Counter* and fix­ ONE APARTMENT alto gaa re Patio area. Ph. FA 2-6463. FA 2-1837. FA 2-3649. MORTGAGE LOANS frlgerator $40.00, one large gas ture*, Firestone Store, 111 East FHA and Conventional Range $40.00, both In good cond, lit., St. $50 D O W N Plumbing it Heating 1 2 . R ea l E eta te F a r S a le Commercial k Residential 32. Flowers - Trees • Shrubs Pair of bed springs, one white Serviceman Moved and must give AIR CONDITIONING STENSTROM R E A L T Y ONION PLANTS enamel top kitchen table. Rea home away, 3 bedroom In Sun- 111 N. Park Ave. Thane FA 2-2420 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Salel Poinsettlas In Bloom 94c Crystal Wex, per U $2.30; 300 $1.30 aonable. FA 2-2021. land Estates GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 5 U lota and over, $2.23 FOB GrapeviU* Ave. near 20th SL No Qualifying, Move right In, 15. B u a in e u O p p o rtu n itie s W. J. KING here. A. M. Prevail, Phone BOY'S 20 in. bike FA 2-4438. Only $83.00 per mo. total FHA PETUNIAS k Calendulas sow PLUMBING A SUPPLIES 749-2U3 Seville, Fla. payment. Call Orlando CH 1-3354 DRIVE-IN, couple can operate, LIONEL Train and all accessor ready. Dutch Mill Nursery WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES • Contracting • Repair Work Ph. FA 2-0199. lei FA 24377. FOR YOUR BAND Instruments, New Upsala Rd. off 26th SL Approximately 2th acres, with 130 LONGWOOD Area, furnished 3 2334 So, Orlando Dr. Guitars, Bongo’ s, Christmas MODERN Atlantic Service Sta­ bedroom bouse, lVi bath, on ft. on river, Vi mile off Rt. 48 Phone 322-0483 IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT, 44 SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter Sheet Music. Sale*, Rental, Retion to be constructed at inter­ school bui line, large >ot, 13 h. p. DeWalt Radial table saw, $5,500 Repairs, Alterations, Painting pairs. See Bukur's Music Shop, section o f Sanford A ve. and 30 DAY Special— Septic Tanka minutes from NAS, $7,300. Ph. like new, extras. Only $115. Ph. Call FA 2-4478 after 4:00 p. m Phone FA 2-7983. pumped sad repaired. 24 hr. 2004 Cedar Ave. FA 2-0733. Onora Rd. Will be available for FA 2-9193. FA 2-4343. Service. Ph. f A 2-4449. Open tit 9 p. m. Monday, Wed­ leaao In March, t i ll. All ex­ U . Fsmlture ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor I BEDROOM, 1 bath bouie.Nothnesday, Friday until Christmas, NEW WESTINQHOUSE INSTANT pense paid training school be­ Raymond Lundqulst, Aaaoe, lug down. Shown by appoint­ ON Portable Television. Come gins Jan. 10. For Information 26. Radio 6 Television Used furniture, appliances, tools FOR SALE — Trade-Ins, Electric FA 2-34S1 Atlantic Bank Btdg. ment. 117 Shannon Dr. FA 2-1921 in for demonstration, also Used contact J. C. Norris, Orlando, TV SERVICE within the hour. etc. Bought-Sold. Larry's Mari stove $3.00, Electric Refriger­ TV's $29.30 and up. Town A Ph. GA 3-438$ or Write 1411 211 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4111 Service call $2.00, Sunshine TV WONDERFUL WEATHER — 4 ACRES Cloae-ln Geneva $3,000. ator $10.00, Philco TV $13.00, Country TV, in Rear of McRsy Hamlin Ave. (The working man's friend.) WONDERFUL VALUE Wcilingbouia TV $11.00. Fir*ROLLAWAY, Hospital nnd Baby M id i Drug 8iore. FA 2-8142. SUNSHINE REALTY FA 1-9792. I acres on large, beautiful, sand stone 111 East lit., SL Beds, Day, Week, or MonthAmy Anderaon 16. Female Help Wanted bottom lake. 484 teat of front­ GOING NORTH? Oo safely on FURNITURE CENTER Reg. R e a l, Estate Broker FIRESTONE Pre-Movlng Sale on age, lik acres o f high, dry, well The Sanford Civil Service Board 27. 8p«ctal Service* Snow Tires, 7-60-13, $13.00 each 1100 French Ave. 2419 So. French Ave. all used tires. We don't want wooded land. West o f Sanford. la accepting applications for po­ FA 1-1413. Ph. FA 2-7953 Day FA 1-7499 — Night FA 2-4811 to lug them to our new loca­ 13,300. $1,000 down and Balance sition of Clerk-typlat. Require tion, so make ui an offer. All 17 In. RCA coniolo TV', girl's 20" Sell Ue Your Furniture. Qulek euy. menta: 21 to 43 yeere of age. Sites, Firestone I t l East a t., Service With The Cash- SUPER 2 wheel bike, both in excellent Minimum education — high Specialising In Heating St. TRADINO POST. FA 2-0677. condition. 128 Club Rd. J. W . Hall, Realtor echool graduate; experience In and Air-Conditioning Only “ Call Hall" FA 2-3441 typing; reildent of Semlnolo 2301 Oak Ava. FA 1-8111 county for i t least alx month*. 2$1S 8. Park, Modern 3 bedroom, ENVELOPES, Lattamenda, Mate Some knowledge of general o f­ m bath. Sell or trade, reason­ menu, Invoices, band bills, nnd fice practice# and procedures LMN E N T E R P R IS E INC. able. Cell for appointment programs, etc. Progressiva desired. Examination will be NO 8-4062. PrinUfll Co. Phone FA 1-243!8 . BEDROOMS held In the City Hall i t 2:00 P.M, 304 West 13lb SL December 2$, tool. Submit appli­ IV , B A T H S HOMES LOIR ACREAGE cations to Civil Service Exam­ DRES8MAK1NO and alU fiU eni. Law Down Payment SALES RENTALS iner not later then December 27, No Cloolng Cooto FA 2-1113. Aa Lew ! | f rer 1941. Jim Hunt Realty Jim Hunt Realty WOOD Dawn's Jim Hunt Realty Stemper Agency Wall River Front 34. Artide* For Sale DOES ANYONE have any per­ simmons for salaT FA 2-5462. 33. Articles Wanted OLD Chins, Cut glass, Jewelry. Coins, G u m end etc. MI 4-3291. 36. Automobiles • Trucks 1937 CHEVY Station Wa««n *795. 1930 CHEVY ......................... $95. 1944 FORD ..................... . $73. Sanford Motor Co., 1001 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4382. '37 BUICK Roadmsster, power seats, air rond. and everything reduced .............................. $693. '54 CHEVY, automatic, a real dream! ................................ $493 '58 DODGE, VS, 4 dr. push but­ ton drive, good family car. Just ....................................... $44$ '52 DODGE Radio k heater, etc. a bargain at .................... $95. Two Pick-up trucks, come and get one at 893- BILL COOKE QUALITY CARS 1014 S. French Ave. FA 2-3834 1934 MERCURY hardtop coupe, excellent ehepe. FA 2-37IL 37. Boats * Motors AFRICAN QUEEN 13' Commodore Lapstrake, African mahogany, completely equip­ ped with shield, top, motor— Mark 30 Mercury. Gator tilt type trailer. Controls, ladder, cushion*, flrw txtlnguliher, an­ chor. Escallent condition. This w«ek*nd only $411. Saminolo County Motor! I l l E. First SL FA $-0414. 1$ FT. Runabout, 2$ H.P, Erinrude, Electric Starter, 1 gaa tanks, skis, Ufa praiorvere, ctnvat top, gator tilt trailer. Aaauma payments. FA 24414. 3 9 . T r n ilt m - C a b o n u ANDERSON bouso trader $3 ft. 10 s 19 Fla. room, carport*, air conditioned, excellent condi­ tion. Pb, FA 24901 for appoint­ ment. Barkley A . W . Barkley Ueod Car*. Imports A 8porta Can Our Speciality 17-21 * Heart of Maitland PH. Ml 4-5307 Property L NEW FALCON Witk Heater Price 990191 •53 Ford Or * V ia | Chev. (Good #J Cond. M il Trad# A llow in'* —— DIFFERENCE Ijg fg j Prat. Appx. $34 A M o.1 Harry Chrietmea BONUS! O N G DALE HOLLERS of SANFORD MERRY CHRISTMAS Helmly Realty Priaelael - lae. . I " 1- * T “ M $1,500 To 10,800 FHA A Conr. Financing DIRBCTIONS i M M o . utea from Saaferd, Re, on IIwy, l f - l l , turn right at our alga. TErroc^4911 TEE ‘n’ GREEN ESTATES IAIN EnterprUea. Inc. O Country Club Read (20th St. Extrneien) 3 Mllea Weat Of Hwy. 1 M $ Next Te Mayfair Country Club . Bedrooms • W t Hatha • Central Alr-Curtd. L H e a tin g FHA Monthly Pay menu — a EXAMPLE OF NEW CAR DBAL8 Southern Air HO M ES 0 3 Open *TU 9 P, M . $66 to $74 No Ctoeing C ell YA A Cone. Finantiag Available Cliff Borneman, Urokor TErrace 8-4199 Open 1 0 *9 a.m. to TtOO PJO. 17. M ale H e lp W i l t u J " 304 W. l$th Street FA I-T903 Evening# FA 2-2319 The Sanford Civil Service Board li accepting applications for po­ Spacious I bedroom, 2 bath home sition of police patrolman. Reloeited on attractive corner lot qulremenlit 21 to 80 year* oi In Sunlettd Estates. Home fea­ ege; height and weight to con­ ture! 3 large bedrooms, large form to established standards kitchen, with range It refri­ with minimums 5 9" hgt. and 154 gerator, drapes, sliding glass lbs., w g t ; minimum of 10th doors, patio 4t other extras. grade or equivalent education! Thli home can be yours for resident of Seminole county for only $400 down and take over at least six months. Examina­ low monthly payments. tion for qual. applicants will be at 7;00 P.M. Dec. 28, 1961 In city hell. Submit application! to Civil Service Examiner by Dec. 2924 Park Drive Office FA 2-211$ nth. Sanford, Florida Nights FA 2-064$ SEW1NO MACHINE SERVICE’ For eorvlee an any make of Saw­ ing machine part! aai acccti oriea or Rentala call er write te Sanford Sawing Canter, 194 South Park Are. Pk. FA 84411. #»#* G i f t s A USED C A R BEFORE DEC. 24, 1961 A G. II. HIGH Oviedo, Fla. FO 8-3315 Days Evenings Sanford FA I-3UI F IN A N C IN G By S H O E M A K E R A s Low A s H om es CO N ST. CO. $350 Down 4-Dedroomo—2 lUtha 3-ltrdroom*—2 Bathe 3 -llr<1room*— l j j Uathe 3-Badroeao— 1 Betk Wide variety exterW designs and fleer plana YA Financing on Homes up to $15,000 FHA —• Conventional & In-Service Financing DIRECTIONS: Tons W. on 10th SL FoOew Ceaatry Clnb Rd. A Watch fee enr eigne. NOW H O M E S In Baautlful — Sun Iand Estates $14,100 - $17,100 8 - BEDROOMS 1 - \Vi • 2 OATHS CeeventUnal A FHA Lean* 1T-I2 te Smund Estate* (2 mt. S. af Sanfo rd ). gales of fie# 1st henaa lu ld e entrance. 4412 1415 2283 118$ 1411 IIS n is MS MS 51 CHEVROLET Station Wagon MS I t CHEVROLET 4 Door, 4 C yl, l t d , Beltlr — IIS •I RAMBLER 4 Door, Custom, Auto. — 1415 15 BUICK 2 Door, Automata 6»3 SI MBRCURY Hardtop, Ovtrdrlvo 313 M CHEVROLET Hutton Wagon... It IS ■4 CADILLAC 4 Door ................ 412 51 FORD RtatIon Wagon — __ „ 1*3 I I FORD Ton P ic k u p _______ 193 I I PLYMOUTH 2 D o o r _________ IS 57 CADILLAC, Loaded __________ IMS 51 CHEVROLET 2 Ton CHASSIS end CAB „ __ 1115 K IN G S W O O D B U I L D E R S , IN C . FA 2.8474 JIM HUNT . F A f r l l l l V-l standard Shift, FORD Ranch Wagon 2-Dr. FORD Galaaia 2-Door FORD Wagon 4-Door FORD 4 Ur, Y*l 40 CADILLAC Fleetwood, Load ad 44 CORVAIR 4 Door, Automat!* St CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Cond................ 3} CHEVROLET 2 Door Hid, t C y L _______ » CHEVROLET IteUIr 4 Door, Automatic .... 34 FORD 2 Door V.8, Automatic 58 CHEVROLET 4 Door Belalr, Automatic 58 RAMBLER 4 Door, 4 CyL. 57 FORD 2 Door, Automatic Monthly Paymeals as lew sa III tart, late! and Ultra ere Drive chkv, W agon 1-Deer LARK Cloaiag Coat $156 P a rk Falrlane 2-Door M Down Payment A m fijC W S U U ia f t l FORD V-$, O/D • I Falrlant 4-DoOr FORD ,hluj^uxiT u r k e y VA Jim Hunt Realty With The Purehaa* ALL NEW A UlED CARS TO CUSTO M ERS W HO PURCHASE FRIGIDAIRE Sails It Servlet 5,000 FREE T V STAM PS 2nd & PALM ETTO 2505 PARK AVE. SANFORD SANFORD F A 2.0711 FA 2-0861 E H FORD * • * ' Falrlana Fairin 4<D«4r n FORD FORD Cenvei Convertible : g 7 FORD ford Wagon 4-Door C T CHEVROLET ' 9 1 n /A 4-Door ? 5 7 ronD Falrlane Hardtop MERCURY 4-Doer Hardtop M FOKD B“4" 2-Door Strickland? Morrison, Inc.' 108 K. Pint 8L F A S- 141! Winter Ftrk MI 4-M1I m �Bftr #*nTor5 Wfrsfli PUBUC THIS LARGE GROUP of Chuluota youngsters is the Good News Club from the First Baptist Church. The children, who meet ench Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Argylc Chriallef, were treated to a Christmas Party at this wrrk’s meeting. Bible study classes for the r.lub are conducted by IoiVyrne Hanson, child evangelism teacher of Orlando, (Jones Photo) LONDON (UP1) — Prime Min­ ister Harold .Macmillan won an overwhelming vote of confidence last week on hla attempts to get i cease-fire in Katanga Province. He said that Britain and the United States are basically in tccord on Congo policy. meat of “ equivolcar policies on Katanga and bringing the nation into international “ disrepute” was beaten by a vote of 120-226, with 11 absententlona. Laboritei then did not oppose the confidence motion which call­ ed for an immediate cease-fire and the peaceful unification of the Congo. Referring to the American and British positions, Macmlllsn said: “ There is no difference between u* in our long term aim. We both believe in the unity of the Congo and we both believe In concilia­ tion, The only difference is on a precise tactical petition which should be secured before a cease­ fire ean operate." Macmillan told cheering mem­ ber* of Common* that he bid received a “ hopeful first reply” from Acting United Nations Sec­ retary General Thant on effort* to obtain a eeaee-fire. A* President Kennedy took Heps in Washington to secure peace In tha Congo, Ihe House of Commons psssed a motion backing the government's posi­ tion on a cease-fire In Katanga without a dissenting vote. Earlier, a Labor amendment to a motion accusing the govern- B, MRS. ADAM MULLER Mr*, Charles Cain o f Uellary and Saudi Arabia was s u n t speak­ er at the centennial anniversary observance by DeRary'a Girl Scout Troop 20 at the Community Center on the afternoon o f Dec. 8. Mr*. Cain, who *oon will leave to join her husband at A remen (Arabian American Oil Co.) where he is employed, told of life, daily habits and types of food available to the average American living in Arabia. She said that although she trav­ eled to many countries rrhil* living In Saudi Arabia, she finds the best antiques right hers in America. She told o f her surprise, when upon boarding the only train running in Arabia she spotted the title of the New York and Hartford Lina still on it. Since she at one time lived in Connecticut, she said, she Immediately felt more at home. She displayed for the scouts an assortment o f odd jawelry, email figurines, article* of brass and numerous bowls made from olive woods. In viewing her colored slide collection, the audience was able to detect landscapes and terrain aimlliar to that of Florida while other picture* showed lava formations in mountainous proportions. Scants war* shown of American living quarters, gardens, the storce where people trade, Including a Singer Sewing Machine shop on M O N E Y Q U IC K L Y - F O R A N Y NEED You can get cash here now for elothea, furniture, bills, car or house repairs, down payment on a new car, new safo tires, motor overhaul or for any need or desire. IT'S A Men You loan G O O D , SENSIBLE P L A N and women, married or single, borrow here on sensible plans. get the amount you want on terms you can afford. Each is personally arranged to suit your need and pocketbook. 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A full attendance I* expected •inc« members will discuss various way* to decorate their homrs for Christmas In order to compete fur prizes being offered by the Chul­ uota Retired Folks Club. GIFTS COMMITTEE composed of Mrs, George Wells, left and Mrs. D. M. Ladd right, completes the wraping of one street, end of wells used by the native* for laundry, bathing and to water their donkey*. Mr*. Cain also showed pirlurei of the room where the Last Supper took place, of the catacomb* under the church in the birthplace of Jesus and of beautiful mosaic hanging* on the walls of various rhurche* and buildings p h o t o grnphed during her travels. Guests at tht Scouting celebra­ tion were welcomed by Mrs. Lenny Riondi, leader o f Troop 20, and were Invited to Inspect a alde-tahle display o f item# made by the girl*. Awards presented went to Kathy Schob, second Hess rank, end to Linda Smith, second class rank and pin. Th* Scouts gav* Mrs. William Fldler, president of th* DeRary Women'! Club which sponsor* the troop, a rose bush as a memento marking th* birthday « f Juliet Lowe, founder o f the Girl Scout* of America organization. Refreshments were served to conclude th* program from a buf­ fet table centered with a large cake decorated in troop color* and placed amidst a setting o f Scuut emblems. Brings Sanford Better and Faster Service U T R A ILW ffYS E a st Florida rou te Lightning and faulty ckclrb cal equipment cause half the church fires in the United States rowICR (Jive To The Men TOOLS In Your Life! WASHINGTON (UP1) -D efense Secretary nobert 8, McNamara has told the armed furcea to charge military men a dollar every time iheir wives and chil­ dren visit service hospitals or dis­ pensaries Ihe Army - Navy . Air Force Journal reporlrd today. The authoritative service publi­ cation railed Hist a “ miserly ac­ tion.’ ’ It would apply, the publi­ cs Aion said, when tire rclalives were treated but did not stay at the hospital. Tho Journal said McNamara also had told Ihe Army, Navy and Air Force secretaries no provi­ sion would be made In future hos­ pital construction for care of family memners, Including maThe Journal said impoalllon of the one-dollsr charge Infringed a right that had been traditional in the services "since the first days #f the republic." The Baring Cross bridge, first ■cross the Arkansas River, it Little Rock, wai completed In l«T3. I I NOW . . . YOU CAN SAVE I4S.4& HUY DK WALT WITH H-PIKCK TOOL CHEST Tills Is the biggest burguin you've ever had on DeWalt. Now, with your pun-ha*# of a new DeWalt Power Shup, you cull get a custom-made steel cheat complete with select tools— j:i piece* In all—and all are genuine DeWalt brands that ahopwis* men uao fur quality work. Buy thli greet combination— Da Walt plu* Chest Full OToola , , . and aavs nig $66.4G. For IlmlUd time only. Come in now and take home your biggest buy ever. FAMOUS Black Small Power SDecker Toole LIMITED NUMBER OF STO PS... 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Cost o f the project according to of “ acuta contamination" of the consulting engineer Jesse Diets present well field and urged the of Clark, Daily and DieU, who, board to start construction of a with local engineers I.offler and new million dollar well field on Bush, drew up a water report, is the golf course property, includ­ estimated at a million dollars. ing four new wells, a water treat­ Diets emphasised that the sec­ ment facility and a network of ond well field would be used in V c l The city hall ground* were call­ ed "drab" last night at the City Conimitaion meeting by Commis­ sioner Earl Higginbotham. ‘•I.ct's make it look like Florida, instead o f New York,” said the outspoken %[nrl. “ You would never know this lawn was in Florida," he added. Tom McDonald quipped, 'T u t up * sign.*' • • • There were many choice quotes at the meeting last night. Take this exchange; After a dis­ cussion of what a sewage treat­ ment plant would mean to the city and the possibility of increased Neuter and sewer rates, Earl Hig­ ginbotham said, "This commission w ill be long remembered.'' Chimed in Jimmy Crupps, who op|H>sed a plant until federal money was approved, “ The four of you will be long remembered.'' • • • t 'a -3 Zoning Director Bob Drown re­ ports that building permits during ^ h c 1000-61 fiscal yeur are down $7 ^million over the 1830-00 fiscal year. • • • County Commissioner Vernon Dunn tells us that he will seek JM re-election next year only under "certain circumstances." Mr. Dunn did not elaborate. m • • • ■ No sooner had the city placed ^rocks on a patch of area on 25 th t\i 've * 1)1. and Dark Ave. than a bust of women called City Manager W. E. Knowlea on the tack of beauty there and “ what's gonna happen to the trees?" Says Mr. Knowles The trees were re-planted by the lakefront. By tha way, ws noticed a num­ ber of kida playing "King Of The Mountains" on th* rock pile. 1 Wonder who would be liabla If any­ one got hurt? T: YVt hear that all 'h t abled-bodled prisoners art battling to gvl on tha nawly organised road work gang. County Engineer Carlton Bliss tells us that crews till* week are clearing much needed rights of way and also helping to stabll* ^ lie some of the county roads. * • • ■i i* The County Commission In a brief session yesterday made It of­ ficial by adopting a resolution ask­ ing the .State ltoad Department to pay for the loike Mary Extension rights of ways with secondary funds. la tha county going ta han­ dle tvary right of way by thi* means now ? • . . . By the way, Ullas aays the big load depaitment project next year will be improving W. Lake Brant­ ley Drive. Tha (111,000 project la be­ ing surveyed right now. Key to the surrrse of the program is getting the flee right* of way. . . . The courthouse will be closed the day after Christmas (next Tuea• d a y ) giving county amployea a long four day holiday. • • • It aura stems a aliama thcr* ia Do Christmas lighting contest her* this year. . . . The fire department now is at full strength with (he addition of a new man lids week. Ilia f name is Ronald Renaud . . , '7 Now there are 23 firemen on tha force. Cash And Goods Stolen At Rink The Skate City Holler Rink on Dog Track Road wai entered sometime Monday night and more .th a n (60 in caih taken along with * a camera and adding machina. Entry wns gained through a rear window, the sheriffs office reported. “ This adds about ti(K) gallons a minute to our supply but it it strictly temporary," Knowles add­ ed. Knowles pointed out that the present water treatment facility on 13lh and French would be un­ economical to expand. Diets, in a comprehensive re. port, said that improvements have been made. They include an ad­ ditional well having a capacity o f ti(X) gallons per minute discharg­ ing th* raw water transmission line to town. However, Diets stressed, that these projects do not "constitute any major improvements to the water supply facilities beyond the pumping station at n th and Sty* j&utfurft ttyralft O 0* lly I.AI1RY VEHSIIEL H Why it the new Jel Alai fronton named Orlando-ScmlnoU Fronton •nd not SEMINOLE • Orlando Fronton? • • • conjunction with the present field located on Hwy. 17-02 near the Movieland Drive-In City Manager W, E. Knowles ex­ plained that the city had gone into a temporary water improve­ ment program to get by the “next couple of years" by putting down a Ill-inch well and the booster sta­ tion at litUh St. and French Ave, WEATHER: Scnttcred showers through Wednesday. High today. 75-80. Low tonight. 55-60, VOL. 63 United Press Leased iWre Established 1908 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19,1961 Inch-Plus Rain Quenches Thirst Of Dry Seminole SANFORD, Tshombe Flies To ParleyWiili President Sanford and Seminole County were drenched with heavy rains Monday night and early this morn­ ing. More than an inch and a half fell. No heavy damage was reported lo county roads or city streets in Hie heavy downpour which lasted over eight hours. It was the first heavy rain in the area for almost three months. Around the nation I’ olar air stabbed into Texas and Tennessee today and snow was falling from Ihe 1’ aciflc Northwest to the Ureal Lakes. Floods left nearly 2,000 per­ sons homeless in the Deep South. Precipitation In one form or an­ other wai the rule In all but the deaert Southwest, and even there mountain areas reported anow. There were heavy rain* from the Gulf to New York. Sleet and freezing rain covered the Ohio Valley and New England with a glaaay veneer. Thunderstorms poundr’ . Florid* and M iasovi. A mixture of rain and inow pelted the Pacific Coast from northern California to Canada. Nearly half the nation was un­ der cold wave warnings from an arctic air inais with temperatures as much as 40 degrees below normal. West and Middle Tennessee were in the cold wave belt. The tem­ perature was forecast lo drop during tha day, to 20 by morning in the Memphis area and to IS at Nashville. Tha death toll since the weather onslaught began over the weekend reached S3 today. Indiana had 11 dead; Iowa six; Texas five; Illi­ nois, Michigan and Wiseonsln four each; Oregon, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts three each; Maine, Utah and Mississippi two each; and New York, Connecticut and Colorado ona each. " VAH-1 L t Richard Gralow and fam ily united. (H erald Photo) Happy Tigers Home For Gala Holidays This holiday season will have a special happy meaning for ninny people, especially the dependents and friends of the men in VAH-1. After spending fiv* months in tha Mediterranean aboard the USS Independence (CVA-02), the Tig- Sapp Arraigned In Volusia Case DE1.AND (UPI)— Orlando con­ tractor J. Hilbert Sapp, was rearraigned Monday on grand lar­ ceny charges In connection with Volusia County school construc­ tion. Sapp pleaded innocent. A Volulia County grand Jury which in­ dicted Sapp was dissolved by Circuit Judge P. H. Revels. Sapp and hi* construction Hrm Longwood Mayor Al Lormann were charged with grand larceny reported today that some residents for allegedly not providing mate­ ara under tha mistaken Impression rial and services for which the that thalr children may not attend county school board had paid. The tha annual Christmas Party (rial was set fur Jan. 22. Thursday night unles* they had been registered in advanca. Tha registration was requested only to giv# members of the Vol­ unteer Fire Dept., sponsors of th* A Lxmgwood resident was hurt in party, aome idea a* to th* expect­ ed attendance, he said, adding that a one-car accident on SR 436 w o t th* firemen have wrapped some of Altamonte Spring* Monday, Ihe 600 gifts and that all children, re­ Sheriff's office reported. Injured in the mishap and treat­ gistered or not, will be welcomed ed at Orange Memorial Hospital for Santa's visit. Th* gifts were made possible was Hugh William Blair. Deputies through donation* from busines­ said Blair apparently l o t control ses, organisations and individuals of his ear and skidded off the and a big boost ram* from the rosd. No charges were filed. (100 received from a more than generous cltiien who wished to remain anonymous, I.ormann said. Yule Party For All Longwood Children era of VAH-1 arrived at 6;30 p. m. yesterday afternoon. Many happy faces were displayed us depend­ ents and friends greeted their lov­ ed ones fur the first time in & months. Tiie first o f the squadron per­ sonnel (o arrive was the A31) Skywarrior plane crews, with tha re­ mainder of the squadron arriving this afternoon. The first MATH plane will arrive at 3:00 p, in., then two more at 6:00 p. m, and the last plane will arrive at 6JI0 p. in. The Seminole High Reboot Hand, some 35 strong, under tile very capable baton of Ernest H. Cowley, lent the occasion of V A ll-l's homecoming a guy festive air. Tile young musician*, gar lied in their smart and colorful black and or­ ange uniforms welcomed (be news after the long Med cruise with *u assortment of Christmas Carols and stirring military numbers. FLORIDA R S L IV A NO. 347" ... Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walk­ er today reminded residents thal Hie time to file for homestead exemption Is Hie first three month* of the year. Tile filing dale itarta at Jan. I and continues through .March 31. Mrs. Walker said that “ it has been called to my attention that erroneous announcement* have been made in regard lo filing date of homestead applications fur 1862 “ If you have bought property during Ihe year 1061, your deed or agreement for deed should be re­ corded in Ihe clerk's ofiice prior lo Dec. 31. “ Allrr Jan. I, 1862, and before Mar. 31, bring your recorded deed or agreemenl for deed into the as­ sessor's office and make your ap­ plication for homestead exemp­ tion," she added. Own Medicine MIAMI ( UPI) — jack Gordon, retired hardware dealer, sued a Miami bakery Monday, charging that when he bit Into his bagel be found a nail. * ★ ★ Bryant Appointee Plane Hits Crowd casiona. Industrial sewage dis­ charge* In the well field area raise the potaibllitcs o f potential and actual contamination," he said. "In order to provide a safe and udcqualo water supply, It la re­ commended that the new well field with treatment facilities be developed a* soon ns possible. "Present water facilities in the city are inadequale," Diets em­ phasized, and “ if for no other reason than to insure a continuing safe source of water, this improvw rnent should be undertaken." ho said. The board took no action and placed the report under udvisement. ★ Tfr ★ ®hmfB C ity E S w IiS F S TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — Dade City automobile dealer Edwin L, XDOLA, Northern Rhodeiia Mndiil, 56, was appointed by Gov. (D P I)—Katanga President Mnlse Farris llrynnl to Hie Slate Game Tslmmbc Hew off lo Kitnna with1and Fresh Water Fish Commission U. S. Ambassador Kmuml A. liul-j Monday. Hon today for a conference with r , Congo central government Pre. J jO R t o l t l K S m er Cyrille Adoula. NANTUCKET, Mass. (U P D -A The meeting was brought about disabled fishing vessel, Barbara through a massive United Nations and Gaie, sank while under tow by attack on Tshoinbc'l forces in a Coast Guard boat early today. Elisabcthville and President Ken­ Five men were rescued and five nedy's eiforts to roolv e the Con­ were reported missing. go's turmoil. It could provide a dramatic Smash Con Game TAMPA iUPJ) — Authorities breakthrough in Ihe agonizing efforts of this giunl African land to [charged four perjoni Monday wiili armed robbery in a aclieinc achieve peace and unity. Fighting was slopped in Elisa- 1in which Ivvo young women would allegedly lure bar patrons to belhvillc—at least temporarily. UPI correspondent Nell Smith parked ears and two men would reported from the Katanga capi­ roll them at gunpoint. tal that Ihe halt lo the fighting came Monday alter the city had $82,000 For CD TALLAHASSEE I UPI) — An taken II* worst pounding yet from additional IH2.000 for uae in civil United Nation* force*. d*f«inse classei wa* recently aliocaled to Florida by Ilia U. S. Ufflc* of Education, Hi ate School tfu#4. Tkmnaa D. liaiUy laid # * I* Tlom Tells Homestead Exemption Rules French. In order lo provide ade­ quate service* for the present population, improvement* a r t needed at the 13th and French pumping station and in the dis­ tribution system," he said. Diet! said that the source o f supply consists of nine wells, eight o f which *re located south o f the city and the ninth ut the l.'Uh and French pumping station. Tile well located at 13th and French according to Dietz has a water quality "undesirable* for any except emergency use, due to the high chloride content"The other eight wells, because of their location" are subject to contamination whiih has been demonstrated on a number of oe- Seweaepe IS siit The City Commission hy a 4 1 vote Monday night approved final plans for a near half million dollar sewage treatment plant anil was Informed by the State Board of Health that sulfielent federal fund* were available “ at Ihe pre­ sent lim e" to construct the facility. The complete, "com pact," read­ ily cxpandible plant as described by City Manager W. K. Knowles is expected to cost (367.000 with Ihe federal government kicking in (138,440. Sidney Brrkowltz, assistant di­ rector of the Florida Slate Board of Health, told engineer* ladder ami Bush earlier in the day that "previous commitments of fund* were somewhat rhanged al the present time by reason that cllirs having higher priority rating had not exercised their rights to the fund* since July of 1801." Berkowilz aisled dial tha fed­ eral gram would lie available lo Sanford for their project provided that the city look Immediate *ivt„» to Insure dial the financing for the ★ ★ ★ SEVILLE, Spain (U P I I-A light plane today crashed into a crowd o f people welcoming a truck con­ voy bringing Hood relief supplies and Christina* presents. First re­ The Cily Commission rhanged ports said lietween 2u and 30 per­ ita mind again Monday night and sons were killed and injured, voted to clamp the lid on bars opening at 12:01 New Year's day. 99th Veto The foie was unanimous. United Pres* International Tlio latest change of events UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) —The Soviet Union cail it* 8<Jth occurred some two weeka after veto early today to block tile Se­ the board voted lo keep the liars curity Council (rum calling for a open New Year’s eve, seven day* cease-fire in Goa. U. S. Ambassa­ alter they changed their minds dor Adlai Stevenson said tile ac­ closing the bars on Sunday but tion could lead to “ the death of opening at Ihe stroke of 12:01 and closing them at 3 a, in. New Hie United Nation*." Year'* day. There was hardly any discussion on the matter and GOP Vs. Demo Ihe commission passed quickly SHREVEPORT, La, (UPI) liuili Democrat* and Republicans to the next item on ils agenda. In other bus ness, the Board; expressed optimism on the out­ come of today's special 4th Dis­ Backed up Cily Manager W. E. trict election for congressman. Knowles' stand to allow the Democrat Joe D. Waggonner, 43, Seminole High School swimming and Republican Charltun Lyons, learn to use FI. Mellon Fool only 07—both conservatives, both seg­ if they pay 11671 per day. The regationists, both critics of the Swimming tram wants Hie pool Kennedy administration—were the to open Jan. 3—some 135 days bclurc the city’s operation be­ upponrnt*. remainder of (lie project would he earried out by issuance of nec­ essary revenue bonds or other fi­ nancing. City Fiscal Agent Loomis Lccdy was in the audience and empha­ sized that the city it in sound ilacal shape and can borrow all Ihe money it need* for die sewago treatment as well as water im­ provement program. Indications arc that the com­ mission, if It carries out the water Improvement and sewage pro­ gram, would go Into 30-year terms and possibly raise water and sew­ er rales for each user. "There's Juit no painlcsi way to borrow money," commissioner Karl Higginbotham said. The only commissioner to volo against approving the plans was J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps who said "You gonna have lo get the fed­ eral money In hand befors I'm going la talk." The plant would bo constructed on a four-aero tract on Hwy. 17-82 west- a.- Mill t i i i k at the ally’a •unitary landfill ares. ★ ★ ★ Bar Doors Shut gins. “ The county school aystom won't support their activities, why should the city taxpayers," Knowles said. Knowles said the proposed use would require con­ tinuous operation of Hie filter and a total cost for Hie cily of about (2.0U0 for Hie 133 days. The board approved a plat lor Golden Gate! Subdivision; Open bids on resurfacing m a­ terial fur Jan. 4; The major projects in the re­ surfacing program are 24lh St. from French Ave. to Park A vs.j Myrtle, from 24th to 25th; San­ ford, from First to Fifth; First St. from Sanford to Park; Mag­ nolia from (he railroad lo 20th utui Palmetto from Seventh to JOlli St.; Agreed la proceed with the six inch water line for the proposed new Del-Mar Cabinet Company to be located on Country Club Rd. Longwood Man Hurt In Crash Herald Index Bridge ............. . Suspend Airline WASHINGTON (UPI) — Th* Federal Aviation Agency revtalrd today lt hai suspended the operat­ ing certificate of Imperial Air­ lines, owner o f the Constellation that crashed at Richmond, Va., on Nor. 8, killing 74 Army recruits and three crew members. Classified _ ..... Comtes Dear Abby ^ Editorial Entertainment _ l.egsls ............... Puzzle Society ........ Sports , Page • Page ------..„ — 6 A Page Page Page Page _ Page ----- Page . Page 2 A .... Pag* 7 6 2 4 2 5 8 3 6 TWENTY-FOUR hours after the Herald suggested a dew coat of paint for the nativity ncene at Ihe City Hall, Sanford A r t' A ssn . member* answered the call and contacted City Manager W. E. Knowles who was willing to undertake the job. I'icture at left show Chester Scott putting the finishing touches on one of the figure; in the scene. Clyde Harris, right, touches up another figure. The retouching job waa com­ pleted Monday. (Herald Photos) Sanford Stores Open Nights All This W eek it i 4L & � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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