1 10 176 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b6fb6b6330773f2a2c9f8a26631fa01f.pdf 48d5d04b57801b18a48ee3790b73de5a PDF Text Text could be claimed doily with­ out receipts. This raised a groat protest from buaines*- MC .v In r k a la filE - N U M K ih I mm m :(j *1**s . scene of the Jfattrtty with the Christ Child. Mery and Jos­ eph, three wise mm and the shepherds with their sheep. Another scene was of a Christ­ mas choir. Judges wsre J. W. Abell, M. V*. Beasley sad Shirley Beas­ ley, all of Oviedo. Nias tables ef play wsre la action at this wssk’a masting ef DsBary'a Duplicate Bridge Club bald at the Community Crafty on Wednesday dua to Christmas falling so ths reg­ ular playing date. Halt week’s meatteg alas win bo bald an Wcdaesday. . Winners this week war* NS, first, Mrs. Frank Austin sad Mrs. Albert Besom; ■secrad, Mrs. B. M. Hinkle tad Mr*. George FearssD; third, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Phil doBoraM tad fourth, Mrs. Myron Re­ tard! and H. 0. Chase. BW, Brat, Mrs. poyte Driver aid William Woodlock; second, Mrs. Virginia (Unger and Miss Ann Singer; third, George Pearsall and E.M. lUnkte u d fourth, Oscar Barnett and Mrs. R. W. Ackerman. Now officers of the chib tak­ ing over next week will bo Mlaa Ethel Johnson, prosideal; H. G. Chase, vice presi­ dent; Mra. Myron Aecardi, secretary; Mrs. Ruth Blatt, treasurer; F. R. Froehllch, di­ rector, and H. V. Middleton, game director. Tho new TM-A Beil Bystern dial communication sor­ tie# PBX put in torvice re­ cently by tho Sanford Atlan­ tic Bank Is billed ns "com pact, fast, efficient, modern and flexible.” "This new PBX certainly given us all these things, making It much easier to transact the bank's business and Increasing convenience and service for our customo n ," said President Howard Hedges. Ths small pushbutton con­ sole, operated by switchboard receptionist Mrs. Este Lou rate has automatic connec­ tions to tho trunk Una by every line in tha bank. It oilmlnates punching buttons and goes directly through to ths parson who Is being called. "Another unusual feature of the "think* •for •itself" switchboard la tho “camp-on" facility, which enables tho operator to connect o caller to a busy phone, and as soon ns tho rail receiver hangs up, tho now coll automatically rings," George Herndon, Boll communications c o n s u l t ­ ant said. Tho eamp-oa caller cannot overhear the call that is go­ ing on but will bs automatic­ ally connected as soon as tho phono la free. Tho now system will handle ns many ns 10 outgoing calls at one time, slhalaating tho when "all tha Unoo a n tied up." The switchboard can ho not for after hours imago, and can also bo easily expanded to tako care of up to 60 inter­ office phones. DISCOVERER Juan Gaetano, a Spaniard, first discovered tho Hawaiian jiitr i* about 1545. Captain •Minus Is given eretheir discovery li­ ke did not visit the Ismtu ins. FOR THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR, VAH-5 has won the Cdr. J, H. Bear Safe Driving Award. Cant. R. M. Ware, SNA8 commanding officer, left la shown presenting the trophy to Capt Joseph Tolly Jr., commander of Hatwing One, who accepted the award on behalf o f the VAH-5 skipper, Cdr. L. H. Sette, now deployed aboard the carrier USS Forrests]. VAH-5 will have permanent possession o f the Bear trophy. B ear Lake Club M akes Costume Jew elry Club named Ha Ural attico n at a umetiag held Doe. II at the home ef Mrs. E. L. Hubbard. Serving will bn Mrs. Ray­ mond Jackson, president; Mrs. Hubbard, vice president; Mrs. Alta Wentworth, earn­ Five Girt Scout troops, two Seniors and three Brownies, joined each other In a carol' log trip to Sunland Estates. Following the hour of carol­ ing through the residential section, the group broke up sod each troop wont to the horns of Its leader for n Christmas party. Troops participating includ­ ed >11. 204, 847 and 447 and n new un-numbered troop, led by Mrs. Maxine Alexander. Mrs. Mildred Lind, neighborhood chairman, accompanied the girls. Brownm Scouts from Troop 447 met at the home of Mrs. R. C. Rugensleln, troop leader in Lake Mary, for games, grab-bag, refreshments and singing with Christina Parkin­ son and Gall Smith taking first prises and Regina Bates and Linds Wilber receiving the booby prixei. Attending the party from Troop 447 were Dawn Rhoads, Betsy, Kathy and Kipp Rugensteln, Estelle Shannls, Gall Smith, Linds Wilber, Calvcrna Baird, Regina Bates, Mary Beat, Malory Felnberg, Sheri Gardner, Lynette and Rose, mary Green, Karen Gregory, Sandra Kuehn, Valeri Lackey, Kathy Morria and Chriatlna Parkinson. Adults who aasisted Includ­ ed Mra. E. R. Elliot, Mrs. E. E. Gregory, Mrs. J, D. Park­ inson, Mra. W. J. Kuehn, Mrs. J, G. Shannls, Mrs. D. K. Smith, Mrs. Jeannette Blakemore, B. C. Rugeniteia and W. E. McQhicy. tary; Mrs. James Wood, treasurer; Mr*. Rkhard Mathee, delegate sad Mis. Bussell Loamsla, alternate. Mrs. Don Ritey will set as food chairman and Mrs. Wil­ liam Carpenter as clothing chairman. Tuesday night's mooting opened with discussion of tho recent Open House bald by tho County Home Demon­ stration Clubs at the Center. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Matbea win represent tho Bear Lake group at tho Jan. 4 Council mooting also to bo hold in Sanford. A workshop on making marbliaod costums Jewelry was held after tha business meeting. Glass marbles were first baked In a hot oven then quickly dipped la ice water to eracklo them thus giving them their design. After •w’uugh drying Cm marbles are used for mak­ ing attractive and different earrings, necklaces and bra­ celets. Refreshments wers served at the close of the work period. The January meeting of tho elub will bo held si Mrs. Wentworths* home on Lake Asher Circle in Bear Lake. TALLAHASSEE (UT!) — Capttal bonding. Tho Stats Cabinet, Laos Comi­ Btata offices will peobablj ty officials, efty officials sad Got. Ferris Bryant pot their Read Department buildinx un­ hoods together Wednesday and til the work ea the Capitol is announced plans to elssr the finished. way for the npension of the Bryant said piano for tho whole project will go before capitol complex her*. Tho cost o f the reconstruc­ the IMS Legislators. tion work on the capital sad now buildings will ran 91AS9«* 721 for tho atato. Bryant said after the lunchson meeting that tho Improvomeats should take cars of gov­ ernment expansion for the next 20 years. He added that Mrs. A! Doudasy, chairman representatives at the masting of tho 15th Tear Reunion agreed that federal funds Committee o f tho Bomlnolo should not bo accepted for the High (School graduating ctasn project Ha personally fait, Bryant of 1947 has announced that said, that the federal govern­ final plana are complete for ment should not hare any tho reunion dinner to bo held ellam on the buildings in tho at Spencers' Bastmrant Sat* canter. Shoos Dfngftldsr, class Bryant however, said at the same time that the stats has president who sow Bran in no immediate means to pay Tampa, will bs pnooxt to em­ for tho work. Ho said $360,000 cee ths program and other would com# out of tho Intern­ classmates will he soming al Improvement Fund to help from all ever ths country as pay for city and county prop­ far sway as Now York City, erty. Tho n et of tho money, Mrs. Doudnsy said. Spatial guests of tho class $380,000 mors, will bs paid by wDl ho ths former principal, July 1, 1008, bs Mid. The property which is lo­ Herman Morris, and Mrs. cated southeast of the Capitol Morris, Miss Rebecca Stevens Center and total 60 acres, in­ and Mrs. Mao Tort, class cludes $682,000 worth of pri­ sponsors. Booklets containing ths vate land, $700,000 worth of county land, and $771,000 in names, marital status, num­ ber of children, occupation city property. The project will ha started and thumbnail biography of Immediately with blueprints tho class members have been for a now Road Department prepared for those attending building. The project will also and copies will he mailed to includ# revamping the old and those who aro not able to be weak center section of the present, Mrs. Doudnsy said. Tho limit was raised. Cap. Us said, "after listening to comments at public hearings and when our own agents agreed that up to $35 waa «ro appropriate." tlsdor tho now itquhumonto "a person would almost bo inviting fraod charges if bo mado deliberate overstatemts. It would bo quite tut, wise for anyone to. fabricate such records," bs said. Individuals would bo allowod lo days sad companies up to three months to con­ vert to tho m w record-keep­ ing requirements, Caplin lid. As a conservative estimate, CapUa said, "the Treasury will save about $too million a year.” But ho said ho ac­ tually expected . ax even greater tax yield. "This will mean greater profits for ooapoxies and therefore mere revenues tor the government," (ho com­ missioner said. “It will go o long way toward eliminating abuses—both deliberate and accidentally bon out of confusion of what was required by the old rules." Cut RateAirline Fare Protested NEW TORE (UP1)—East­ ern Air Lines sought a federal court Injunction Wednesday to stop one of its competitors sad tight Miami Beach hotels from offering cut rate flights between New York and the Florida retort. In tho complaint, Eastern said it would sustain damages of mors than $100,000 if group fares sold by Northeast Airlines through tho hotels were allowed to stand. i Eastern charged that one. way group passages are being sold from December through March by Northeast and tha hotels at $40 s person, com­ pared to the lowest regular coach fare of $50.65 author­ ised by the Civil Aeronautics Board. 1963 A better life fo r your fam ily . . begin by choosing s sparkling new home in Ravenna Park or a beautiful homesite in Idyllwilde, where you can build the homo for a better life in 1963. Drive two miles west on Coun­ try Club Road and look fov the HOfylE DEMONSTRATION CLUB member! o f tho recently organized Rear Lake group aro pictured around the supply table which holds materials for making marbllzed costume jewelry. Attractive and different earrings, necklaces and bracelets were made by the women following last week's business meeting a t tho home o f Mrs. E. L. Hubbard. (Herald Photo) Giant Grind*re Tha three largest ors grin­ ding mills in Canada am sit­ uated In the concentrator of International NleksPs Thomp­ son min* operation la North­ ern Manitoba. Each is ISA foot in diameter and 16 fast long. signs. KITCHENS BY Vi Price Sale IUIIAL #111(1111 Christmas Cards Christmas Wrappings Chants! THE C IV IT A N W ill CLUB Sell 175 lbs. of Claxton Fruit Cake Christmas Candles Christmas Decorations GUTS < SATURDAY 9:00 TO 5:00 P. M. In Front O f W inn-D ixie o n i< i m jppi if , CONSTRUCTION CO. Custom Building Our Specialty GENERAL OFFICE 211 W. 53th ST. 8TENSTROM R E A L T Y BALB AGENTS 2.1th. Rt. & French Ave. _________ •* ITY handle your prowms-'L, FA 2-3103 rvrjr--------- SALES OFFICE FA t-7495 �* Head «ioc* (tarry Ytrehel win he la N n Tart far Hm holidays aai Aiaaai I t o daak win fea wtfttea by M ahan af H e aMatM a ayart-.it) la aaaa yea hart ta write W B A TH E V : Partly cloudy, rathor eooL Low tw rifht about 50. VOL. fit „ T. E. “Gone" T udw r, proaktant of tha Florida 8tata Bank at Sanford, haa bam namad ehainnaa of the croup o f tha nlna McNulty Group o f Banka in Florida. J. H. White, preaidant o f tha Florida State Bank at Hainan City, home office o f the McNulty group. Bowls United Praia Leased Wlro EatabHahod 1908 MON.. DEC Traps Thousands D. K. Loop, thief The appointment af tha l IMS. Am tear aaal New Tm i ' i teat af tha band, SS-yaar aU Wad McNulty, awd tS y n r •Id Darld McNally, bath af ibacrfal — a let af mratsea. ra a k la a a naw A... Snows Rooftop at —;l m i i the Mrthsra Rortte* and •aid “T dent at teste ta new fcB Sen BANOOR, Matoa (TJPPTV-A train new XephyrtiHs, Dae. ■ad a, it:M e. m. Minnesota into the from Minnesota throutei the thing this bad." weather-misted deaths ta the 13 kUlbw hath man Roads disappeared ta Orange Bowl gnaw, ChanEast, taetadtat two ta the Gnat Lakes, with locally tower Great Lakes, •eat* ad their victims didn't Tucker, 46, who cam# to the la Ml ». U:4g pm. Solona To M eet But the East waa In for Thousands of taro wee* left heavy snow* falling In th* New England blltsard, ate ta m ba H at alL Sanford bank to 1943, abandoned. Wires aad trees Virginia and five ta Pennsy­ ‘snow belt," on lb* tee sides more numbing cold. a a a hie banklag tartar la MaL SARASOTA (OFI) ware blow* dow*. Seer** of net 4, 1:3* p. m. Maine Gov. John H. of Lakoa Erie and Ontario. lvania. 9F hi 9 Florida lawmaker* Artmaabtte Hcaan platee boarao, juat after highway accidents ftagar Bowl gaa described the Mlnard as "an The Midwest looked for­ Meat ef the Northeast was scheduled la attend tha Jan. Mateo o a i New Hampshire era ee sale at tha tax eoltoefrom Melbourne High School, Ml s, 1:39 p as. emergency situation." Reed ported. ward to a warming trend to­ gripped hy temperatures Mar 11-11 gathering of tha Ltgtodied to tha roof tor*» office. Araid tha rath­ hi a “ground floor” position. base Bowl game, Maine state polle* at Own* aero and raked by high day. A few showers wan on aaked civil defense aid for latura her*, according er yen can cat 'cm by mail, tope. After attending college at said at least 3,900 persooa Ml 1, 4:39 p m. winds. Up to eight Inebei of tap for the Pacific North­ stricken families. Chamber of Commerce offi­ a a a tha Unlvrraity of WUllam tad ciate. The mww, whipped to a new anew blanketed worthsrn west aad occasional UgM Myar Minsky, who has Uv- wer* stranded In a 34-mils Millard Hopper, w o rld Mary la Vlrgtala aad a atretcb in i totted to y ter winds up Virginia. m round Bangor. About was predicted tar 99 ef hla T9 yean ta Bangor, Aehamplon checker player, will of duty In tho armed sorriest Population Up to 71 teltoe an hour, buried 199 persons tad their ears nbe at tha U80 In Sanford in World War U, Tuckar re­ care and buses and seated and took rafug* ia Pilot's WASHINGTON (UPl)-Tbn dan. S to (Ira n demotutra­ turned to tha Bank o f Mai off scene of communities. Grille, a restaurant, In BanCensus Bureau aaid today •r.'i'J 'S ilon and play 30 to 44 oppon­ bourne, transferred to tha Power was knocked out in m. the U. S. population would ents. The public la invited to New Symrna bank and than many areas. Hundred ef Once at th* restaurant, roach an estimated 136,043,Jola aarrlecmcn for the ahow. to Sanford. families were without boat) police ordered them to stay 000 on Now Year's Day, a a a a there lot their own safety. He served here as cashier, gain of 3,733,000 or lJ per for hours la lO-below zero temperatures. Snow drifts A section ef Bangor, • city before going on to kt per­ cent over teat Jan. L A lot of joy around during were 20 feet high. of 40,099, waa without elec­ tha weekend among Univer­ PALM BEACH (UPI) — sonal loan officer and At least two deaths were tricity. la Bangor aad else­ sity of Florida football fane. President Kennedy and hla president and taking over as Pope Hailed r attributed to the storm, where, the saow waa gutterM9U1 Baying they knew all tha staff had an opportunity today president in 1933, whan form­ NEW YORK (UP!) -T im e which caught houatholdera, •d-high around taw pitchedw time tha Gatora would whip to sift through returns on hla er president E. G. Kilpatrick mniaalne has named Pope roof houses. Many families Ptnn State. That waa a gnat weekend speech to Cuban ref left to opon a now bank In John XXIII "Man of tho motorists and skiers unpre­ pared. The Weather Bureau ugeea In Miami where ho Lakeland. left their boa** and moved gridiroa effort, though, Year" for 1911. Tima said it ta with relative* or neighbors teemed to promise new U. 8. a a a Tucker residee with hla wife was the first tima a religious had predicted on* foot af Sfiw who had beet. Chamber of Commerce man­ encouragement for the over­ and three children at Silver figure has been designated snow—and flurries la tome arena — before the blizzard ager John Krider and Doug throw of Premier Fidel Cas­ Lake. He is actlra ia tha Flo­ "Man of tho Year" tinea the tro. rida Bankers Assn., where ha annual choice was begun In hit Stanetrom of tha chamber’a From scrota tha country and has served as head of tha 1937, long range planning commit­ tee will diacuea the propoaal up from Latin America there personnel committee and ia ware reports for tha praal- tha Amaricaa Bankers Asm., for “future alignment of U. 8. Stocks Jump dent's perusal. Indicating *0- % where he baa teen duty as K* Hwy. 17*92 aouth of Orange broad range of reaction to hla tha state rice president and NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocke City" at a meeting of tha Da* jumped off to e mixed start Saturday speech. chairman of tho personnel and Bary Chamber of Commerce The setting waa conducive managerial development com­ la an active year-end opening Jan. 16. They were invited today. Wall Btreotora looked to emotion among tha stone- mittee. by tha DaBary organization, J L ii '/ ? r. •» for heavy trading, reflecting aariooa facet of the men of ' Capt. Joseph M. TuDy Jr., w* & M & tf -" v ic 'j a a a Brigade 2306, tha Cuban ref­ Dalles E. Loop, who was laat minute tax Iota selling commander of Heavy Attack A 'i W l Big Bob Thompeon of The ugee outfit raptured in the named secretary-treasurer of for 1962 returns and “window BERLIN (UPI) AntiWing One, announced today the new executive board, was Herald itaff won't be call­ 1961 Bay of Pig* invasion. dressing” by mutual funds Communists set off two ex­ the names ot the flight crew ing on tha newa eourcea for About 40,90 relatives, friends formerly with tho Banfonl seeking to favorably adjust plosions early today In East member* ef VAH-3 whose bank also. Ha steped up from awhile. Bob became iU at and well wishers filled half of their portfolios in tima far Berlin, the East German aircraft was reported miss- work Friday and the doe said the stadium behind-tha brig­ chief aifdjjor of the group of r*sr end. statements. Mws Service AON tag on a awtta* training misbank*, a position ha aaeunied f/M he'd better reet |br a few ade. An organization calling it­ ' sioa from the U9B Forrests] daya at Semlnola Memorial 4*5* self the “ Peter Fe filter ac­ Tha president said several after haring served with tho More Foreigners ia the McdJterraMaa. Hanford hank as vlca presi­ Hospital. S t* things which fanned high tha JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - tion group" said It set off L Listed as missing a n Ledr. • e • hopes of Cuban refugees for a dent and personal Icon of­ The State Chamber of Com­ the captations near East Ber­ Charles K. Andrews. U. A TODAY’S THK LAST DAY o f 1062 and time to get started on quits a few ficer until April 1939. Loop Initial reaponao to tha ap­ not-too-dlstont return to their merce say* Florida baa a lin pollen headquarter* aad Navy pilot of th* aircraft; annual problems. Recording Clark Aria Jans Lumlquiat amphanizes the peal for financial aid for Sa- homeland. These same paa- resides In Halnee City with higher percentage of foeeiga- "th* house of Soviet friend­ Ensign George A Roberts. date on the calendar in the circuit clerk’s office. (Herald Photo) ropta Home waa good, but a a g a a whipped Communist hie wife and eon. born residents than tha na­ ship" to protest Commmdit U. A Naval Reserve, bomb­ more aialaUnce U required outlets in Russia and Cuba In­ tional average this year for "terror" aad th* "rowardlw ardier, and Chief Aviation H the home if to be able to to new criea of "aggression" the firm Urn# is recent his­ of th* W*et." Machinists Mata Harold R. The Bast German news befo taka ears of (ha aged and "act of war" against this tory. The national average Sundavail, U. A Navy, third - ef our area. Get in touch country. of foreign ban residents to service confirmed tho blasts, crewman. Msmbsrs of ths brigsds pre­ 9 with Loring Burgeaa at the 3.4 par cant. According to tha which took place shortly af­ An eitenstv* anarch ta ma­ Florkia State Bank and ar sented their beloved liattls 1960 census, Florida recorded ter midnight. It blamed them de-way to find the on Western "Fascist bandits" range to give aomething. flag to ths president and bs 3.3 per cent. airmen. who took advantage of East told them in return, "I can as­ An early morning Ora total­ Ths last day of 1962 closes Germany’s "generous" tra­ Sanford reildeote have been sure you that thia flag will be ly destroyed a two-atory Britain Grim real helpful In the effort to returned to this brigade In n LONDON (U P I)- Britain's w l rates to enter East Ber­ with th* teat ebancs for re­ TOKYO (UPI)—Communist aentetlon of China’s views en frame borne at SIT Avocado clean up the fruit, foliage, free Cuba." cording deeds and agree­ worst winter storm in 13 lin. Ave. in Goldsboro, whan a years brought the nation to ADN Mid a third bomb, ments for deeds this year and Chine In Its sharpest chal­ nuclear weapon* and nuclear The official White House tie. from the recent freeze, City Manager W. E. Knowlea transcript showed that he said two-burner oil beater explod­ a New Year's Eve standstill contained in a plastic beg, a whole series of new tax lenge yat to Soviet laadarahip war. WASHINGTON (UPI) aaid today. "The men on the "a free Havana,” but the ed downstairs, and excited today. More snow waa ex­ was discovered before It requirements comes in wiUi of international communism “Comrade Togliattl and cer­ Postal mechanization caught ^ refuse trucks really appre­ State Department translator spartment dwellers upstairs pected today, although a went off. today criticised Russia’s han­ tain other c o m r a d a a have up today with tiny birth an­ 1963. West BnrUta police said ciate the cooperation, espe­ who interpreted at the Orange knocked over a second boat­ ■light thaw threatened floods New vehicle license tags dling of tho Cuban crisis. strongly opposed tha Marxist- nouncements and odd-shaped cially tha placing of fallen Bowl ceremony said in Span­ er In their rush to get out of In some areas. Highway of­ they had no previous know­ are oa sal* in the office of A 20,000-word editorial in Leninist proposition of tha letters or postcard* la th* the building. fruit in containers." he said. ish "a free Cuba." ficials, survsylng drifts whip­ ledge ef tho action group that Tax Collector John Galloway, ths official Peking People'* Chinese Communist party that U. S. mall. This difference was minor. Flra trucks from both ita- ped up by M-mllo per hour set off the blast. It was nam­ who urges Seminole County Dally aaid Communist China "imperialism and all reaction­ Starting at mlitaliM, th* There's atiU a lot of hard work to be dooe before all In any case, it waa regarded lions answered the call at winds, predicted, "It's going ed for Perer Fechter, an Citizens to order their new never has considered it a aries ara paper tlgara’," tha post offle* won't accept any the debrti la picked op, but widely, at least in Cuba ref­ 3:30 a. m. but Aset Fin to be ■ grim New Year’s Esst German refuge who bled tags by mail to save time proper Communist attitude to editorial said. letters or cards (Bat a n t to death on the Eastern tide and standing ia line. It's being dooe as rapidly as ugee circles, as a rether strong Chief Robert Thotnaa said Eve." "Than." tha paper added In rectangular la shape and at brandish nuclear weapons. of tho Berlin waU Aug.17 "All you have to do ia to indication of Kennedy's desire that "tho first explosion possible. The editorial added that tha clear reference to Khrushchev, toast three inches high aad when no on* went to his aid enclose the 1962 vehicle to keep alive the hopes of splattered burning keroseoo Talks Continue 9 9 1 Red Chinese “still strongly op­ “ there ara other persona who four and one-quarter Inch** after Red guards shut him. registration for your vehi­ Bridge players and others anti-Castro forces that their all over the room, multiply­ pose, and will strongly oppose assert that today Imperialism long. NEW YORK (UPI) -S e ­ nest invasion of Cuba will be ing the blase in the old cle and the cost of each, with in tha future . . . tha sacrifice has nuclear teeth, so how ran Th* re* son: "Extremely M who read the Jacoby column cretary of Labor W. Willard wooden structure and making Wtrti today prepared to SO cents for each am for of another country's sover­ It he railed a paper tiger?" small and oddly shaped tot­ la The Herald arc advised powerful and successful. Some of the President's as­ control almost Impossible." spend New Year's Eve with mailing," he said. The paper said imperialism ters and postcards caua« that the mixup on tha illu­ eignty as a means of reaching Plain IT lags without any a compromise with imperial­ to decadent and "In tha-final trouble ia our modem can­ strations accompanying tha sociates thought he meant no Tha home was owned by dock strike negotiators, seek­ letter suffix would cost $10 ism." analysis, neither nuclear teeth celing machines sod In other artlclei should end right such hard implication, but that Theodore Miller who lived ing an early solution to fringe mailed; 1TD Ugs will be $11 The editorial accused Buviat nor any other kind of teeth mechanized equipment thal away. Wa got two seta of the ha epoka in general terms. downstairs and several ten­ issues blocking a return to mailed and 17W Ugs, $21 Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev tan save imperialism from Ita to being used increasingly ia cuts mlicd up—and tbey’ra Other assoclaIts juat as close ants lived in two small up- work by 73,000 longshoremen. easier mixed than unmixed. to tha chief exacutive were stalra apartments. Miller's The nine-dajr-old walkout at TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - mailed. end other Communist critic* fata of inevitable extinction.” our 33.000 poet offices.” somewhat aurprisad by the wife and daughter are out ports from Maine to Texas "We’re knockin on wood." City and county occupation- of China as being “ timid as Keep reading it. of town. vigor of his speech. baa cost the shipping indus­ laid State Patrol Director It. si licenses also go on sale, mice" when tha American “ pa­ try over $300 million, accord­ N. Kirkm-m today as he re­ homestead exemption U to be per tiger" bares its “nuclear It’s a pretty good trick ing to figures liven by an in­ ported only one highway fa­ filed between Jan. 1 and taeth." to get up in front of a crowd . tality so far in th* long New April I and city and county dustry spokesman. It defended the theory that and aing with a sextet that: taxes are alto due by April war to “ necessary,“ described Year'a holiday period. you haven’t song with In 13 "I just bop* it can continue 1. Khrushchev’s peaceful coex­ years, but that's what a I through heavy holiday traffic istence as “ absurd" and eaitf "bunch of tho boys" did out | today and Tuesday," Kirkman tha Soviet backdown in Cube at Spencer’s Saturday when added. "can only be regarded en 100 tho data of 1917 had their Based on previous New per cent appeasement, a *Mun-| reunion. Year’s holidays of shorter dur­ Former principal Herman TALLAIIA8SEE (U Il) — ,of the state lawmaking body. JACKSONVILLE (Ul*l) — ich’ pur* end simple." ation, th* patrol bsd forecast The reference to Khrushchev Morris said one of his fond- House Speaker Mallory Horne Horne aaid ha will formally LAKELAND (UPI) - The a highway death toll of ta be­ Jacksonville Sfayor lleydon Of Our Customer Burns, who missed the (ov- and the Soviet Union wns in­ eat memories of school days today he it forging ehsed request Gov. Farris Brysnt on weather bureau predicted a Services tween I p.m Friday and mid­ ernor’s mansion In I960 by direct but unmistakable. waa the group^ with plana to get th* legists- Wednesday or Thursday U alppy New Year’s Eve tonight night Tuesday. The most obvioua reference Kirkman attributed th* good 19,000 votes, stye hell try to Khrushchev was in the praJ ? E L B0DHrt.I«ton Babcock tar* beck Into specie! session call a special session for mld- with temperatures expected to again in 1964. KarnU* Kisim-r Jan Jekln- on ^apportionment and states January, although Horn* said drop below (reeling la peris of record so far to stringent law But In th* meantime. Burns . SD ence ' righto deapita a aurprlaa move he cannot promise the gov- North Florida and scattered enforcement, sided by two air­ CARRYING said his mein concern to Jack­ planes aigzagging above the Harden and C lic h e * Gran- among big county legislator, ernor with certainty that tears float forecast for much of the CHARGES sonville and doing a good job traffic aad notifying ground S im Obliged Mr. Morris «o bead off such a session. to any agreement on a reap- state. EXPERT WHEEL crews below of bad driving as th* "Gateway City’*" may­ _7“ rends. Horns said he was “ not sur- portionmrnt plan. The chilly wsather was from w « , a . Impromptu rood! ^ ^ ^ by u H# h, hop„ th#t mh or. conditions, congested traffic ALIGNMENT MIAMI (UPI) -Miami de­ a cold front which moved ,U>0' , • • nouncement by Stele Rep. en agreement can be worked through ths stats Saturday, and speedsters. tectives arretted two men • WE HPKCIALIZK IN w. .hoot * terv un- Woodl* Liles of Hillsborough out and developed at the tog. dropping ths mercury about today and seized nine pounds TIKES FOR FOREIGN Herald Index uJJri undertecdzm *decora- County that big count, repre- totoUv. weekend in Sararoto 10 degrees. of marijuana, wllh a retail i CARS Pag* 6 Bridge u r ifni, out tentative! will oppose such a Jan. 11-12. value of $30,000. Etrly today temperatures • WK GIVE PLAID Classified___ Page 7 Police said they arrested on Sloes Avs budt and which session unI' “ th,r« u » *'UT' “ ! W,U “ k *°*,nwr to were in the upper 30s in the STAMPS Page 6 Cornice .... _ nevJuL. and friends ara |ant*e of fair ^apportionment com. to Sarasota with us and extreme north, 40$ in the cen­ Benjamin Lnpez, 2S. a Miami1 Deer Abby „ ooh |ng and ash-in* over. It'D * r ^apportionment, Lite. help develop accord on a . ac­ ter of the state sod 30a In the JAACCIO, Corsica (UPI)— Pag* «. musician, for possession of Our S3 Year* Experience Editorial Page 4 extreme south. ts ■ mho'e rcuntryixJe of said, he means adoption of a reptobte plan, he said, Rescue teams reached the a half ounce of marijuana Enteitainment Page 6 |and he tod them to Allan Hy­ home* trees hridtej tun-1 plan whereby 30 per cent of i Litoa said he baa contacted Temperatures were expect- wreckage of a trench air­ Legato----- Peg* Ad A 7 a ^ a a T t e h a r U -ieap ed S » P ~ p l' will elect 30 par ether big county legislator. •d to fall to 31-34 in pockets liner ta the bUasard-swept lton Williams, 39, of Miami I and mucklands around Orlan­ Corsican mountains today Puttie — ........ .... Peg* 6 Items built wllh painstaking ' rent of th# legislature.thus I and they will meet ia Tampa Detectives said they found INCORPORATED h ware and muiute atteiUioo to lending tor all lime rural Thursday to organise strategy do and the upper East Coast, sod found no survivors Society ...... Page 3 103 \v. 1 »t KC nine pounds of marijuana in Sanfurd n FA 2-0431 fi 4 ay s . r k ’ ltef m ' f U u bntJ> h om es. aeainat the states ruckto — sa. i Bite seatiered tee* Sports . Pace 9 IWUlums UM06 to* M nanoos aboard. TESt President'sTalk Fans Hopes Of Castro Enemies r. Anti-Communist Bombs Flare In East Berlin m ThreeMissing Fliers Named; SearchStarted ★ ★ ★ It's TimeToFile Chinese Reds Take FireDestroys Goldsboro House F?rLots0fT,lin9S Issue W ith Soviets Postal Machines Oust Odd Shapes State Has Good Start On Holiday Opposition Slated To Apportion Call Cool NewYear's EvePredicted Burns To Run Again In 1964 $50,000 Worth O f Weed Found Rescuers Find No Survivors ncKODerts Tire Supply �4 HAVANA (UPD - T h e Saliabury, Southern Rhode*!*, where bo h u a sympathetic O M to OMtral Afrteao Fed. arattoa Premier (if Ror Wo. Irasky, uM bo would rotuni to uo point in Katanga" today Ip load counter-action. "la Algeria tbo war lasted aoterol yean," Tahombo told ■ewsmre la ■slithery- "Owe vice to C| permi t M SM Un* Mich., 11-year old advanced. Second row—.Bar* barn Diggs, Longwood, firat in aonior atrutting and 15-year advanced; Bobby Jo Hodnla, Kinaimmoo, 17-yanr advanced; Johnnie Ana Timmono, Sumter, 8. C., 15-year advanced and two baton; Karon Tuttle, don rw n ter, li-y o n r ad­ vanced; and Lynn Sharp, Bartow, junior atrutting and U -yaar advanced. (Herald Photo) anal word from Raw York that an action waa to bo taken aiaiaat Tahombo blmaelf if bo yatmwid to SUMbetkvtUo. Tbaat efirt warm leniratu lattaaa h r tho fait action that faro UN troopa control orer toy poattiooa of tbo breakaway prorhKe attar 43 boon oI ibarp PyVt»>f Robert Car dinar, tbo UN ci­ vilian Chief la t e CooiS, made R plain that the action would atop at nothing abort of total padfleatlan of tbo capper rich province and Its Integration Into Um rest of the Congo. UN troopa occupied RUia* bethrlllo over the weekend, tn n b oantrol of torritory amood tha dty and than reap* oouthward te setae tha atrato* gfe border town of KIpoaki and tba village of lamina. |r UN apebaamcn laid than waa llttlo or no raaiataaeo. UN Jet fighter* destroyed at loaot five Katanga** planes in IT air strikes since the bat­ tle began Christmas Ivo. H uai's statement reported four UN aokiors killed and 34 wounded. Hs did not mention opposition casualties. ^ Courthouse Records Junior High Bandmaster Pate Bukur and Berntool# High Bandmaster Cratal Cowley. Sbentiya WHIUms of Sawford took Aral place In t e 13-year-old advanced twir­ ling and Barbara Diggs of Longwood took flint In sen­ ior strutting ate in t e IV year-old advanced twirling. Other local girls who plac­ large teams. Orsad Champion of an tbo ed Included tbo beginning nwipettttoa waa 13-year-old Igwn ftarp sd Bartow, ac­ Fold* w m tint, Diane Beech, cording te t e jndgaa, wbe ••cote; Patay Pay, third; wen Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Connie CoMe. fifth and ShnBaekett of Tennessee Tech. ran Holloway, sixth. te be bold en fear Florida University and Jack Crum Judy Bodwell waa fifth la tompuoce this February. at t e University of Indiana. military strutting and tilth Financed by a 19,000 grant In advanced sole in her age from the Denfovtb Pared* group; Aaron Williams waa ttee, the tnetltetas will bo bold m t las. te Josephine third in military atrutting; at its toon University, Florida •tie, Boer Lshs, 111,000 Freddie Berryhill, third In Presbyterian CoUsga, Florida Kenneth Euefelt, stun to advanced solo; Diane Beach Southern College and BoUlna seventh in advanced sole; Eleanor J. Alton vs Jemos College. dale, r m Oay Stanley, ascend in ad­ J. Anton V. V MtiUean, etna te vanced sole; Busan gltia, Horace E. Tillman, Jr., ve. address the gatherings are Dr. WASHINGTON (UPD - A 1 . B. llshey, SO-IV10, 17,300 Rosetta TIUman. Lucian W. Fye of the M ins- While House adviser has Indi­ fifth la -advanced twirling; Charles Pyle to Teddy M. Belts Filed ehoeetts Institute of Technol­ cated that taxpayers In tho Martha Cammack, Busan Gaston, etui, Queen's Mis­ Joan F. Queen vs Freak ogy, Dr. William G. Johnstone lowest and highest bracket* Arthur, etdx. mtg feL of Jokaa Hopkins University will be the chief beneficiaries Woonsocket Institution for apd Dr. R u m s 1 H. Fairfield of of tbs Us cut* President Ken­ Betings vs WUUsm T. Cab- the University ad Mlahlgan. nedy win propoee next month. ns Peter* fourth. bell, ctal, mtg. f*L Welter Heller, thalraun ef In other competition gn­ Sanford Atlantis Bank vs the President’* Council e! u s Brown first, Donna BexF. B. Poach, etal, mtg, Id. Economic Advlaen, said Sun­ wtochla, third, Michele MatInstitutional Mtg. to Ray­ day that the tax eut would be boa, fifth sad Robin FordLsVSrgns Gamier, stmt to mond Miller Sr., etal, mtg, “ substantial'' *nd would In­ ham, seventh. Raymond Ltonard. Druid feL volve eonslderable relief for la t e IT-ysuo and elder *tni« tu rn fewer Income brackets and advanced sofee, gaodi Wright Nathaniel Dickons, etsx to persona paying more than 39 took third, Aaron William* Joseph Rlggina, etux, Aca­ Mr- Clifford N- Melfer, S3, fourth sod Joan Jones, filth. demy Manor, 11,403 died Wednesday and fimsral per eent tas rites. Pat MsskaQ w u third in Heifer said a reduction In John Bashaw, etus to Her­ im loss wore hold Sunday at corporate taxes ties was la bert Kbsbro, etui. Labe bis boat. SOI E. First St, la large team efforts, t e Brantley, 10,000 Cbuhwta, with Rav, Charles the works. Hs hinted that tan Lyman Rhythm Rockers were incentives for Industrial reMarla Hendrix to Stacey Swaggerty officiating.. Burial search an d modernisation first, tha IHS Twirling Cab*. Meeks, etux, Bear Lake Man­ Mr. Hartley g. lavage, 03, was la Gfea Havre Memorial would bn recommended to torra* second and tha Saaferd or. IU.403 111 First St.. Chuluota. died Park. Junior High BraveUe* third. Congress by the president. Kingswood BVdrs. to Jsmes Friday at hla homy and fun- Survivors include bis wife, Tho Twirling Seven of San­ In a television tatorvtew A. Bates, lualand, 113,603 oral services were held Sun­ Mrs. Ruth C. Mellor; thro* ford took second in small Heller declined to spell eut de­ Kingawood Bldra. to Don- day, with Rev. Charles Swag­ sons, Gary Mellor of Chuluota tails of the administration's team competition. aid Sipley, etux, Sunland, gerty officiating. Burial was and John Elchbergcr, Chulu­ Entries wen noted from Us plans. But be said “ a sub­ |lt,MO In Glen Haven Memorial Park. ota, and Donald Elcbberger. all over the state of Florida stantial cut" la required and Ward Hicks, fee. to Carl Born in Washington, Maine, Norfolk, Va.; a brother and “ ono ef from » to 34 billion as well as from Sumter, S.C. Wiley, etux, Kaslbrook, 111,- Mr. Savaga waa a member of seven grandchildren. and from Fort Huron, Mich., 300 Mr. Mellor was a native ef won’t do much good." the Chuluota Baptist Church. with the South Carolina girls Ward Hicks, toe. to How­ Ha la survived by hla wife, Oklahoma. He was a Baptist taking two firsts. ard Davidson, Jr., etux East- Mrs. Grace Savage, and three and a member of tha Chaluota Sportsman’s Club. Low, High Pay TanCut Seen Elks New Year's Eve Party Set The Sanford Elka Club will hold Its annual New Year's Eve Party at the Lodge, 1001 E. Second St., tonight from 1:30 pm . to 1:30 a.m. and aU Elks and their guests are In­ vited to attend. Musle for dinting will be played by the Vine Vincent Trio and noiaemakers and fa­ vors will bs pretested to ati. Breakfast will be served at the lodge. Services Held ForMr. Barnes Ftmeral services we r e scheduled at 10 a.m. today for Mr. Israel M. Barnes Sr., 77, of Chuluota, who died Friday. Rev. Ben V. West officiated at Cox Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park. Burial will be at a later date. Mr. Barnes, a native of Boston, lived at 171 First St., Chuluota. He Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Robert Garvin of Chuluota; two sons, Israel Barnes Jr.. Orlando, and Rus­ sell P. Barnes, Dorchester, MIAMI (UPD — A hug*, Mass.; a brother, two listers, iwvpt-wing Jet airliner made 11 grandchildren a-vf seven a vafa landing her* 8*turday great-grandchildren. night with S4 person* aboard after circling the airport for more than three houra with apparent landing gear trouble. Cept Georg* Pettier piloted the National Alrlfnea DC7 to T h e Ascension Lutheran a safe landing at 10:U p. m. Church of Casselberry will after it waa called beck from bold a New Year*! worship e flight to San Francisco. service Tuesday at 10:30 p. Than were 27 passenger* and m. The public la Invited to « crew of seven aboard , Airliner Safe A fter Difficulty New Year’s Day Worship Set A L L QUIET ON N EW YORK’S WATERFRONT—This serial view shows the deserted docks along New York’s Hudson River after longshoremen weak on strike. (N B A Telephoto) ITY handle your problems.'| GRAND CHAMPION TW IRLER la 13-year old Lynn Sharp o f Bartow, who won out ovor 1B1 soloists in the Annual Tangerine Bowl Twirllnf Contest held here Saturday, (Herald Photo; DECEMBER « Admissions Flora Eggleston, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Della Gibson, Lake Mary# V e l m a Blakeraore, Lake Mary; Dorts Blair, Mims; Oscar Decker. Lake Mary; Elisabeth Wilson, Lake Mary; Ramona Dunn, DeLand; Judith Ludwig, Charles Meeks Jr., Bruce Stanley, Paul Perold, Margery Hamil­ ton, Edward BUeksbcar, Rutb Bresnick, Patricia Braddy, Dawn Uolmes, Lyle Stowcll Jr„ Wills May, Donnie Burke, Linda Thomas of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dunn of DeLand. a boy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Walker of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. John Braddy of Sanford, a boy Dischargee Lydia Totten, DcBary; elude Urban, Debary; Wayne Bar­ man, Lake Mary; Gertrude Krammerer, DeBary; Lida Littleton Infant Services Held Graveside services we r e scheduled today for Jean Ann Litllcl-'O. Infant daughter of sir. #nJ Mrs. Joseph F. Lit­ tleton, of North OrUndo, who died Yedorsday. U you'.* looking for bar­ gains, check tb Herald Clas­ sified section. MOfiCOW (U P!) - Soviet Premier Nlktta S. Khrushchov appealed today t e compro­ mises as the only siterestire to nuclear war to settle EastWait problems. Citing tho agreements reach­ ed in the Cuban crisis, tha Communist loader said tbo same "cone*ask* t e eeocesiloa" principle should bo lmplsmootsd la IMS In efforts to solve such knotty Issues aa Berlin and disarmament "Tba other alternative — which la thennoouclear w a rmost he ruled out," tho pre­ mier said. Xhruihehov made hla statemonte in an interview with tbo London Dally Express re­ leased by the official Tass news agoney. The Interview, in question and answer form, comprised a message for the new year. The premier renewed his of­ fer to stop Soviet nuclear test­ ing, beginning Tuesday, If the West will do the same. But he made no new offer on the con­ trol Issue. He also repeated his proposal to have United Nations troops replace West­ ern garrisons in West Berlin ■s a compromise solution to tho Berlin crisis. Calling t e an Improvement of relations between tho Sov­ iet Union end the United Stetee, Khrushchev said the time of one atate “dominating" other states has gone for good. Khrushchov said he la con­ vinced the Cuban crisis will leave a deep imprint in In­ ternational relations. "This was a moment when tho sinister shadow of nuclear war need aver UM world," be said. "People started looking at question* of war and peace la a new way." Ha sold tho crisis paaad be­ fore nations la aa acuta hem tba crucial question of whe­ ther there la to bo peaceful coexistence of tho states with Drug Inquiry Group Set Up WASHINGTON (UP!) Dr. Francos 0. Kstaoy, who kept tkaUdoteda o f f th o American market, today was } named te hoed a new drug Invostlgation unit of the federal government End Is Signed UNIVERSITY PARK, Fs. (UP!)—Dave Robinson, a 3foot, S-laeh MVpouad end on Pena State's notionsHy ninthranked team this year, bso ,y signed with the world cham­ pion Green Bay Peckers of the National Football League. TYPEW RITERS ADDING MACHINES B B S j f l New end Uood " Maaaal A I n f l a t e I Elect** ■ Standard A SALEg A RENTAL* HAYNES FFICK MACHINE CO. M l Magnolia, laaferd Alwayo Open Stine, SaDie Cole, Viola Mc­ Clelland, Gall Ann MacFarlane, Julia M. Blundeo, Ka­ ren Blunden, Frances Bishop, Helen Starke, Eugene Ells­ worth and Wills May of San­ ford NO COVER . NO MINIMUM N o Rcservntloa Required Fevere, Hate, Nebeaskcra, Aa Always KVERVTIIING . . . To Make A Fen Party GOOD e n t e r t a in m e n t FEATURING------- A fji} “The Four Guys” DAN CIN G From 9 ’til Arms of pveatigs In tha businaa* and civic life of your community. Fur information, call VIRGINIA PETROSK1 P. O. Bos 1111 NORA NORRIS TE S-13II OUR GOOD ANNUAL LUCK BREAKFAST Blackeyed Peas 'a Hog Joafe Corn Bread 'a Batter Milk NO CHARGE! • • • ’tie ea the Ileus* wRk eai Wlakes fer a PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT PRIME CHAR-BROILED STEAKS South French A ve. Phone F / �% r*. Woman's Chib Plans Meeting This Wednesday fe a ft it r iiH in M Miss Westgate To Marry Williell R. Thomson Mrs. S. Harrison ot Boulder, Cblo. Mice Westgate, TERRI SISKIND BILL TYRE BIG BILL TYRE. Seminole High School’s first four-letter man and the winner of the Whltey MeLucas award In his senior year, (1958) has re­ ceived his diploma in Physical Education from Florida State University as well as the com­ mission of a second lieutenant in the Air Force. Bill to the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tyre of Oak Ave. In Sanford, and his winning ot the MeLucas sward for Most Outstanding Athlete at SHS also helped win him t football scholarship to FSU. Bill play­ ed tackle for tbe SHS Semlnoles and also (or the FSU Semlnoles. His senior year in high school here, he was elected May King and escorted MUs Peggy Jane Lundquist, who was May Queen at the annual May Day Ball. Active in all sports through­ out school. Bill earned his letters in football, baakttbaU, baseball and track, and served as president of the Htterman'i -S " Club. After a laiy spell at home, giving Dad a band oo tbe farm, BUI wtU report to Lackland AFB in Del Rio, Texas, for Pilot Training School lor Uncle Sam. MOLLY REEDY BAKER, daughter of Admiral and Mrs. James "Sunshine” Reedy, former NAS Commander hem, and her husband, James Ba­ ker, visited in Sanford just before the holidays, on their way from Whldby Island, Washington, to Kent Univers­ ity In Ohio. The mason for the round­ about trip by way of Florida was In order to have number two son, Patrick, now 10 months old, baptised at tbe F i r s t Presbyterian Church hem, la the presence of god­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Peterson Sr. Following tbe ceremonies and church services, the Pe­ tersons were coffee hosts at tbelr Hidden Lake Home. Chatting with Mary Peter­ son about the visit of Molly brought forth Information on the rest of the Reedy family, and the other four children, all known to many former friends here, as they all at­ tended Sanford schools while living here. Adm. Reedy to now com­ mander of Operation Deep(reeu in Antarctica, whUe Mrs. Reedy and youngest son, John, a senior ia high school, live at Christ Church Naval Air Station, New Zealand, the nearest point where families of the men at the South Pole am allowed to go. Daughter Mickey to now In nursing school at the Univer­ sity of N. C.; son Rob Is studying at the Nival Acad­ emy In Annapolis and daugh­ ter Carlyla to studying music In Paris. Molly's husband. Jim, just out ot the Navy, to planning to start second semester class­ es at Kent University, major­ ing in medicine. Casselberry Personals By Jam Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Swope ot 8. Triplet Dr. to Cassel­ berry bad as their guests tor the Christmas holidays Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Shellenberger of Clearwater. Other guests for Christmas dinner were Mr. and Mm. John Zim­ mer of Casselberry and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Newcomer ot Fern Park. A Tho Sanford Home Demon­ stration Club held the animal Christmas party at the HD Caater. Miss Era Hunt pre­ sided at a abort nesting hi the absence o f the president. Members worn happy to welcome Mrs. Earl Turner and Mie. V. H. Stone at the meeting- Mm. C. M. Flowers was reported eonvaleslng at her home. She Invited the club to meet at her home on Celery Am. for the next meet­ ing. Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Helen Richie volunteered to be hostess at the moating. Members will first mast at the Center at 1:30 p. m. be­ fore leaving for Mrs. Flowers. The exchange of gtfta was a very happy event Mrs. Cal­ lahan presented a gift to Mlsa Wilson from the club mem­ bers. Mm. John Senkarlk, Mm. Callahan and Mrs. J. N. Asxartllo served refreshments of delicious C h r i s t m a s cookies, fruit cake and coffee. Other members attending were Mines. A. Tslklngton, Lydia Daeumer, Hal Harris, L. E. Leeper, Emma Wright, L. H. Harvey, D. F. Mc­ Whorter and E. It. Wood. Nunes Aides ChrtetmM gueato of Mr. •ad N n . B. ft. Gray, attbehr borne m Palmetto At*., Lougwood, t u t A ilf a t i>4 kie wilt, Ur. had Mr*. Boy Gray, ot Jacksonville; Their grandson and kla h a * ily, Ur. aad Mr*. Bobby Gray and too, Jimmy, ot Or* lando, aad aaotbar grandson Bea Gray, who la horn* ea leave from Electronic School at Groat Lake*, UL Mr. and U n. L. U Co* •peat Christmas Day with their daughter and family, Mr. and Ur*. Cocll GnUlck•on, in Winter Park. Mary Panky, who la serving hi the Women’a Army Corp. and itatioaed la Mississippi, la speeding Christmas lesv# with her parents, Ur. and Mrs. Cltreace Panky la Geneva Personals N ew Arrivals MISS MARGARET ELIZABETH WESTGATE (Jameson Photo) CREATIVE Tseng Original* This winner of a recent na­ tional dress design contest will please juniors. Princess Jumper, or dress with sleeves added. No. 1451 with Photo Guide WOMAN la in sises 9, II. 12, 13,14,18, 18. Bust 30H to 38. Site 11, 31H bust, jumper, 3H yards of 35-Inch. To order send 35 cents in coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman 8anfurd Herald Hux 438, Midtown Station New York 18, N. Y. Print name, address, style number and alls. By Leake Grayeoo Mrs. Bertha Lindsey and her aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mm. Edson Goto, spent Christmas hi 8 t Peters­ burg with Mrs. Lindsey's eon, Cut Howard Colt While there Mrs. Lindsey particularly en­ joyed visiting with her two grandsons and bar two great grandsons. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harper spent Christmas in Biloxi, Uiss^ with their aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yarborough. E d w a r d Dmggora, who makes hla home hem with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harper, spent Christ­ mas with hla mother, Mrs. Doris Dreggors, at Lake House of Rahiia -8484 Okeechobee. Mrs. Julia Macek ot Phlladelphla. Pa., baa been visit­ ing her son and daughtar-tnlaw, Mr. and Mrs, Cheater Macek and their family. Mr. and Mr*. Arnold Nleretraes of Orlando spent Christmas Day at the heme of thslr son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grayson and their five children. 1 Self Sorvie# Duncans Host Holiday Party By Shirley Wentworth A holiday cocktail party was given, recently, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan, at their home on Lake Asher Cirri*. In Bear Lake. rineen couples gathered for a delightful evening and enjoyed a buffet ranging from shrimp to smoked oy­ sters. Dancing was also enjoyed throughout the evening to re­ corded music. The twist prov­ ed to be the most popular and several couples who had not previously learned the new dance tried tt out under the supervision of others who were mom proficient. W E W IS H YO U HAPPY NEW YEAR BEST GIFT M A R Y E S T H E R ’S •atartar Fashions Jss4 Far Yea** 200 N . PARK AVE. . Pre-Packaged C Dress lengths Mr. and Mm. Guy Nuss of Spring Lake Rd., Altamonte Springs, had u their guests for Christmas week, hto par­ ents, &tr. and Mrs. Herbert Nuss from Btrwlck, Pa., wbo very much enjoyed the warm weather in Florida. ( H ■ All Rodneod T o — Bundle M OUTING 4 10° R e f. 49c Yd. Ydfl. 1 PRINTED COMFY TIP One way to pep up a plain fabric cost for winter to to have the collar removed. Then tuck a little fur ascot la at tho neckline. PATRICK CAMPBELL, aon of Mr. and Mm. Malvin Campbell, North Orlando, had a really big Christmas, this year. Just prior to the big day he celebrated his third birthday with a party, then on Christmas Day his grandparents, Mr. and Mm. John Lyons and Aunt Mickey came up from Fern Park. He is shown here, with his dog, Princess, who is almost the same age us Patrick. His parents gave him the dog when ho was only a few months old and they have grown up together. Joining him in his first big Christ­ mas were his older brother, John and sister, Ellen. (Herald Photo) 311 fi. FIRST OT. SANFORD, FLA. PEOPLE ASK HOW DO YOU SELL SO LOW. WE BUY RIGHT TO SELL RIG HT BUT NOW WE MUST MOVE O U T OUR FALL FABRICS. Personals By LeaIts Slmaash Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Banks of Grandview Are. recently entertained at a party for the Sunday School class of which their daughter, Judy, to a member. Also attending were members of the older class taught by Mr. Banks. Youngsters present, who are still reminiscing over the won­ derful Ume they bad, were Rose Marie Crum, Connie Riley, Evelyn Umited, Patty Wolf, Gad Voekao, Deleno Gump, Marcia Bryant, Pat, Charles and Teddy Drawdy; Louis Biron, Jack Slmunak, Craig Voskan, John Smiley, David sod Larry Parker, Dan­ ny Gump, Nancy Bibb, Judy’s teacher, and Rev. Oscar Frohellc. rinded Mr. sad Mrs. Ear! H. H. Shall. Mr. aad Mrs. Boa* aid E. Black aad Mr. aad Mrs. Clarence Andaman. Holiday gnoots ot Mr. aad Mrs. A. L. Sullivan, worn Mr. aad Mrs. R. C. Sullivan, Sandy aad Susaa, ot Honatoa, Texas aad Mr. and Mrs. John Sulllvaa, ot Eaa Galtto. SALE OF FRAMES W all Frames Vb O ff Easel Frames Vi O ff Altam onte S p rin t8 CLOSED FOR IN V E N T O R Y A L L D A Y M ON. A N D TUES, GIFT-WRAPPED was the way Mrs. Rick Erickson re­ ceived her saw eon after ho was born Christmas Day at Mount Holyoke CoOsft, at Sooth Hadley, Mast. She to majoring in liberal acta and to smring as pwaldsnt at (ha House at Mount Holyoke. Mr. iBomaon,' k a in dusts of the Boulder High School and has speot some lime in Europe, during his school years, traveling with hie father, who Is Professor of History at the University of Colorado. Ho also spent several months la Poland at oaa time. Ho to in hla'^nlor year at Princeton University, la New Jersey. Wedding plane will be am nounced at a later date. Mr. aad Mrs. Tom McDon­ ald, 1100 CoraeU Drive, anaounce the birth of a 1 'lb10 ot. daughter, Dec. 1? at Seminole Memorial Hospital. They have chosen the name, Cynthia Randolph, for the new arrival wbo has two brothers, Tim and Matt, and a sister, Martha. Maternal grandparenta am Maj. and Mrs. H. M. DuffiU and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morton McDon­ ald, all of DeLand. Enjoyed By Semlaole Memorial Hospital held a Christmas luaeheoa at the home of Mildred Gerke, UM MeOanviDe Ave. The home was decorated ia a holiday theme aad following the covered dish luaeheoa a gift exchange was held. Miss Mariam Burtsche woo the door prise. Others aHeadlag w on Mines. Phyllis Avery, Helen Bradley, Nancy Stanley, Colieaa Winship, Alice Dorgan, Jody Lnbits. Elate Chorpentng, Mar* garet Nelllnger, Sandy Jordan, Bessie Swallow, Miaaie Lo­ max,, Sadie Cook. Prledls Dorger, Agnes Her* per, Muriel Bennett. Elisabeth Bolt, Joyce Hatfield, Francos Morris, Emma Booaor, in* lisa Buckler, Georgia Marta, Helen Rogers, Helen Brown, Lois Smith and the Misses Betty Long aad Jo Aaa Kin* I iiA TEBBI SISKIND, daughter of Mr. aad Mm. Mtlvia Sis­ kind la area winner for the sixth grade Litter Bug Poster Contest conducted by the San* ford Garden Clubs, Mm. Voile WUUaau Jr., has announced. Terri’s poster will be ca­ tered la the stats competition when the clubs held their state meet la the early spring. Eleven-year old Terri la a member of Girl Scoot Troop M aad takes piano Isssons, too. The Siskinds plan to spend the New Year's holidays la At­ lanta, Go., with friends, a ram i chance far both Mol and Zelda l .f oj.'uCv.. to both get away at tho tamo B IL L BTEMPER time, aad they ore looking for* BILL BTEMPER JR., son of ward to U with gnat anticipa­ Mildred and BUI Stamper, has tion. been elected Junior Counselor of tho right chapters of tho Northeast Assn, of DoMolay Chapters of Central Florida. BUI, Jr. also holds the same position fat the local chapter. A sophomore at Seminole High School, ho to aa active member ot tho Student Coun­ cil, Science Club, Key Club and Latin Club. Yule Luncheon ASSORTED y Sportswear Fabrics j2 T a rp o o n BLUE MAGIC Surprise fashion color of this winter season Is (ale blue. It's turning up everywbero In suits and dresses. So If you own a pale blue suit, get tt out and wear Itt FROM -----Yoer Dewatowa I D a cro n - C o tto n Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st 4k Sanford Ave. FA 2-1823 PA 2-8453 I VsIum To (.98 Yd. N*w Shipment Name Brand Fabrics PRINTS Waah *N Wear Reg. T9e Te |M9 Yd. By - WOODROW CASH ; K U p y d r - ’H 3HT T j Solid Color DRIP-DRI BATISTE We hepe that you and your* had tho merriest Christmas ever . . . *nd that you found Ju-t what you wanted under the Christmas tree. Velma Ta S9e Yd. If you’re Ilka moet of us during these happy days, you’vo had quite a f r l ' - .v * tM, steady round of vLitlng and partying in k ; iV E j the past few weeks, and you may bavo another get-together coming Up for New Y ear’s Eve. Have you . -' . checked that suit or cocktail drees er • evening gown that you’re planning to wear! If it’s spotted or soiled to any way, or If some wrinkles ehow, call us to a hurry for an emergency cleaning and pressing to have It look­ ing bright aad new to start Uia New Year right! f 'M At the end of another year, we want to pauso a moment to thank all of our friends and customers for tho chance you’ve given ue to serve you during this year. We’ve tried to do a consistently good Job, to give that little something extra in service, and we hope we’ve succeeded. We nope, too, that this has been a good year for you and your loved ones to look back on . . . ami that the New Year ahead will be even better. From all of u» ta all of you, A HAPPY NEW YEAR! DOWNTOWN CLEANERS ft LAUNDERERS 111 PALMETTO AYE. FA 3-5292 Plenty to ehoom from Full Bolts and Full Rolls A s s t FABRICS Values Ta 134* Yd. ro lls In to to w n WEDNESDAY J A N U A R Y 2nd All Psmtay shnsU rnducadl Store-wldo valuta I V Chock your calendar,.. Don't mlsa those big savings I ™ER E M N A N T m HW Y. 17*112 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE EW AN D SA V E �:>yy> -iV**“ ■ m t CASS M-dllt tee SeWvaa makes k a hobby to help sornmel young folks at Par* Indiana, both in tbs thunk, the TOGA aad the Miami County Tenth Council. When he brought hit dele­ gation o f SI to visit my Bible Clam hi Chicago, wa con- "Dr. Crane," Lee began, "we find n Urge number of teenagers who start goiag As aa index on your matur­ steady aad then develop aa ity aad likelihood o f happy a ffa ir . marriage, *M hew yen rata on "Been at the age of only this brief teat* 11 or 14. they are forced to ( !) Hava yen a high school get married, for the girt U diploma aad at least one year then pregnant. of eoliega or aypmatlcoohlp C "But they often don’t oven in a good trado! think of having a clergyman (t) Do yoa sow have a Job perform the eew meay. that pays yoa enough to fi­ "Be I tactfully try to steer nance a beam including (rent, them toward a church of their insurance, groceries, clothes, choice for the wedding, hoping furniture payments, car paythe clergyman will than follow meats, etc* without falling ap the couple aad try to get beck oa "papa" for hand­ them e t a h l l l e e d ia active outs)! church tb e n h fp . (I) Have yoa dated several "Bat many of thorn young others betides this special folks coma from Irreligious or sweetheart! If not, yoa an broken bonus. Within a few yean thay an thus diverted aad back again seeking a mar­ riage Ucsnae to another per- f t art considered bp their ag « n trust-worthy, immature Political Notebook An 111 Woodwind trolly gg mbmlftal aad IB ■ora warn approved with conatdersble modification, H a IT recommendations net approv­ a l |iro the President a 47 per sent batting average tor the eeealeu. This ia the break- OUR dM not appMM — the New Frontier’ s unfinished big boalOtSfe la national security affairs, a Defease Stody Group ap­ pelated by the President to review aB military pay tad pensions did not complete Be work. It will report next year tad the Congrots will act on it, Tho bomb abettor aad dvtt defease protrama alto will ba before Congress again, aa will the ltS-fd-muthariaed for tel million by Coagroia but atm under Air Force review. Kennedy fared better with Congress on International af­ fairs than ta any other field. Remaining tor action in IBM is revision of the whole for­ eign aid program, possible amendment of the Battle Alt controlling foreign military aid, immigration law amend­ ments and a $3! million pro­ gram for acquisition aad mainteaanea of U. S. buildings BOAR DING naut■ ih« aw -nr laoou& H OUSE -nt Qf*TVCH*Vt VaAtfO BVB VMCBAVTH& i WAG CUM 4VN UOMBANDCSAOf nucr cflurr B itR im -—oum souw -.. WlPR CtPteNB NOU04 A BARREL OP / Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida Mon* December 81,1868 WASHINGTON (DPI) — a piece of ehalk down the H e clarinet, aa the old My- wrong way across a black­ lag goes, Is aa in woodwind board win giro a close ap­ proximation. that nobody blows good. The look of pain that it Bros aador tho boat of earned to eross the face of condition#, Ua musical valooo our band director ia embed­ art marginal. Ia tho hands ded la my memory, but 1 of a young boy wbo ia try­ did not fully understand the ing out for the school bead, extent of Us suffering until trogram. This ashes it alawet it can reduon a normal, yean later wbea a young mandatory oa the next Caw healthy adult ta a pitiful, member of a y household be­ gross to pass new cottoa, dairy quivering mass of ectoplasm. gan talking clarinet lessons. products and kmgor nags The mala trouble Is that I recite this now by way of clarinets are notoriously un­ emphasising the Justice that feed grate legislation. A s . soere of pnaidaatla) reliable. At times, they caa was dosa this week la an In­ come tea ruling banded recommendations oa petarnl be downright treacherous. down by the latenal Reve­ resource legislation which 1 remember well the first Congress did not set oa last clarinet I aver owned. 1 nue Service. It seems that aa unidenti­ treated it aa kindly ju I fied taxpayer had a mb with could, ahiaad it regularly, gave U a good home aad an a rather severe dental pro­ blem known aa "malocdalike that. Yet every time that I took slon" or "buck tooth." He it out of its eaeo in public, took the lad to aa ortbodonlit gram to establish more rural It would turn oa am In a aad was told that the condilion might Improve if the and urban recreation areas, most vicious way. taetadtag aevea spectfle na­ I would ba MOiai along boy began taking elarinst tional narks. through "Tho Half aad The labor tad welfare pro­ Quarter Nola March," not The taxpayer thereupon grams which Congress did not losing my place mare than purchased a clarinet, enrolled art ea tart session Include once or twice, when sudden­ hie son in music class and ■tmgtbeateg of the aaeapbv ly it would omit a piercing 11atad the coat of both on his meat insurance system, mi­ screech, known among mem­ tax rolara sa a medical exgratory labor legislation, equal bers of oar hand at "tho cry After duly weighing the pay tor women, expanded of tho wounded banshee." matter, the revenue service youth employment opportun­ Friends, if yoa have never ity. But the two biggest pro- beard the peiee that a clar­ concluded that it was a legi­ grams are nrodlttl cam ter inet reed produces whoa the timate deduction and tat it tba aged aad aid to edoeetioa yoaag musician's lip illpe at all levels. Tbaso an two then your flesh has never goals New Frontiersman can’t really crawled and your teeth have never really been give up. la tea field of general gov- set oa edge. eramaat them am a tat el It la Uke no other sound leftovers ea tea bach af tea beard oa this earth, although legislative stove which tee ad­ ministration probably win ask Like Us relative, the sea­ Congress to warm up next horse, the male plpcfleh In­ year: establishment of a De­ cubates the young in a brood partment of Urbsa Affairs aad pouch tato which the female Hoostag, federal election taw has deposited tho eggs and, reform, further aaticrime leg­ tor many years, the malts islation, including g wiretap­ wen thought to bo females. ping authorisation which baa The sexea wen distinguished little chance. in INI, but a controversy The biggest bU of unfinished raged ever the matter Sour business of teem all, bewevar, ia tax revision. Then Isn’t a chance that Congress can avoid doing something about teat next year, though it may not became fully operative un­ til 1M4. ■tnten in the U. 8. A. till yoa reach year Plat birthday. By the same token, though y e n are as ta n no year par* cats, yoa (till should wait tOl yoa an f 1 betero yoa marry. In George Waahlagtoa’s day, the average lifespan was only about 41 yuan, sa a gtri o f 17 eeeld not expoet to have meet than SB yean of marriage. But new yoa modern girts can wait till yoa are SB and it01 aspect 60 yean o f mar­ riage ahead, for the average lifespan o f aa admit sow ex- A modest tax deduction eaa never begia to compen­ sate for the horrors that poor lather must be experiencing by living within earshot ta a back-toothed boy prattle- (4) Am yen n abtag tato marring* priamrily to got away f M year i r a n t homo because o f a drunken fsther, lade of affection from parents, conflicts with parent or a da* •its Jost to had pear own lifef If w , p t n Job and stay single natii pea bare proved yourself, bat dent Jeopardise a marriage bp atlng H aa an escaao from borne, ( ! ) Am pea both setire ta the same cherch denomina­ tion T If not, pea have a vary gnat chance of divorce. (4) Axe yea pushing for marriage Joot becnaae many of year friends wear wedding rings or are already engaged! If that'* poor main reason, and yoa are not in lore bat are selfishly aeiag a wedding for oocisl ststoe. ( !) Would peer future ehfl. dren vote approvingly for your pnoeat choker Remember, yon now esst the proxy votes of nil pour future children, so keep them in mind when you pick their other parent For further advice, eead for my tOO-poiat "Rating Scale For Husbands A Wives," on* closing n stamped, return en­ velope, plus 20 cents. Dent marry anybody who docent rate "Superior" on this mar* riage ch u t During the period between July 1, IBS! aad June SO, ISM, 191 million work-days were lest aa a result of In­ juries la U. 8. industries, the equivalent of a year’s abscan from work by 421,000 Dressed up with light, your patio, pool, yard or terraca can be tv«n more attractive at night than in the daytim e. You can accent favorite beauty spots and add new nighttime charm, viewed from indoors or o u t Outdoor lighting can transform even a tiny backyard into a big extra living room . Inexpensive electric "tightacape* unite are easily attached to houat, garage, tree*, or “ planted" in the ground. A lew fixture* and you’re in buainam. Letters And lighting up your driveway, stepe, walk* Bind other outdoor areas helps prevent accidents. . . provides security and protection from 9oeooeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeoeeooaeoooooeeeoooooeoeoeoeeooeo# _ Sincerely, Hiss Barbara Bolger President Developing aad Printing H e K f A f a f a r m O A T at duak; OFF at dum —uutoamtieaUgl j They « * t U a to buy and tana to operate than flame trp a -a n d ■uPPly ®uch more ligh t Poet* have extra outlet fcr plugging fa f f ^ ^ ^ h r a d l o , roUmarfe, hedgecuttar, o r other electrical appUanow liM 11 and garden toote. See tee iUplay o f outdoorlimitingfxturm at ' ! j \ H A R R t ll 'B M R L Y N E W I E L E C T R IC PO S T LIQ HTS ! ywtUctrical contractororfavoritttton. AUIOM ONVE H iv i w M & f a f l a m e l e t * % & & & * * WIEBOLDT . . . / r g CHCAPt*. 7001 FLORI DA W . Scott B u n a |TY handle your problems. <i \ POWER * J 4 //* e I LI f i f l T auaa rumo* . COMPANY 207 x _. 1 �Dk . l U M - h a i l -REVIEWOFTHE YEAR-8yAIan Mover- Eight Finest Take Bow l Fields v rt w m * tto natioa's finnot, teclodtaf ton* schools wfth fetoatan records, win provide football fans with a aatanl cHnux to Om col­ late aeaaaa and a thrilling atait ta the now year when A ar taaxle la tour bowl game* Tuesday. AO four coatasta wtll be totatlMd nationally, aiming elaware a special holiday treat ataca the eight eompetlag taami occupied the top tight apota la the final United Frew International collage toatball ratings. Crowd* totallag about I3SAOO persona In­ cluding President Kennedy, are expected to attend the gamea. Highlighting the festivttlee ta aa interaeetional duel be­ ing billed aa tha "game ot fee pear," la which national champion Southern California will host second-ranked Wlsla tha 48th annual Pastdens, Calif. Although tbs Trojsas swept through 10 gamea to m o ld their first perfect M ason fc *° years, Wisconsin (8-1) has beta Installed a loar-poiat fatrorile in the oldest and moat respected hewt game of them all. The contest will be televised by the National Broadcasting Company begin­ ning at 3 p. m. National reputation* also win be pot on view in the following pairings: Fifth-ranked Alabama (0-1) « . seventh-ranked Oklahoma <*■*) la the Orange Bawl at Miami, to be televised by the American Broadcasting Com­ pany starting at I p. m. Third • ranked Mlsiisetygl (h-0) vs. sixth-ranked Ar­ kansas (ff-l) la tha Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, NBC •t 3 p. m. Fourth • ranked Taxes (tM ) vs. eighth ranked lamiaUna State (S-l-1) la tha Cot­ ton Bowl at Dallas, Columbia Broadcasting System at I p. m. Alabama and Louisiana State are favored to win iw t u b e n t e r r e c o m o r their games by throe points t b b s u rra judicial a n . and Mississippi Is a six-point c v r r o r F l o r i d a , nr a i d for ib m in o l r c o n n . choice. h u St Legal Notice FL O R ID A , n r CR AX CURT SO . WTO INSTITUTION AT. MORTOAOE COMPART, • Csllfornl* cor. aeration authorised to traaanet bnolaoM la Iks a u to of Florida, Plaintiff, vs. LOUU V. WESTLIN and DOROTHT SC. WCBTLIN, bll w ife, Defendant*. n o t ic e o r o i r r XOi l o u i * B. WBSTLIN and DOROTHT 1C. WESTLIN, bla wlfa SOI! Tangleerood Drive aanta Marie, Calirornla TOU AND EACH OF TOU ARB IIEREBT NOTIFIDD that a oult hai been brouebt aaalnet yon by INSTITUTION. AL MORTOAOE COMPANY, a California corporation authorHod to tranoaet bu ilntu In the Btato o f Florida, Plain­ tiff. to foroeloeo a certain M ortsaea mora particularly deeertbed In tha Complaint tiled In tble suit, which Mort ■age aneumbera the following dooerlbed property, eltuate In aemlnole county, Florida, to- wit: Lot S. Block 11. HEFTLKR HOMES ORLANDO. SECTION ONE. according to plat thereof recorded la Pled Book It, Pagte S and *, Public Rtoorde of Somlnoto County, Florida, sad for other relief, and you •re required to file your An­ sw er to said Complaint with tha Clark o f tho above etyled Court end to eervo a oopy thereof on PtalntlfTe Attorneya, ROSENBERO, ROSENBERO * nniSMAN, 1003 Ain. •ley Building, Miami S3. Flor­ ida, not later than the ttth day o f January, l i l t . In de fault of which eatd Tomplalnt w ill bo taken ae confeiaed by you. DATED, at Seminole. San. ford. Florida. Ihlo ITth drfy o f December, tits. (SEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court llyi Martha T. Vlbten Deputy Clerk IMbllth Dee. t l a Jan. f. It. tt. C D D .fl IN TRR CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIN C U T . IN AND FOR SENI NOLM COC NTT. FLORIDA IN CMANCRRT NO. IB M THE PRUDENTIAL INflUIIAMO* COMPART OP AMER. ICA. a N#w Joraty corpovaI loo. Plaintiff. V! JESSE EDWARD STEVENS and OENEVA STEVEN'S, bit wife, nofoadanta AMENDED NOTICE OF MORTaAOR FORECLOSURE SALE RV CLERK • NOTICE ta HEKBUT OIV. I N purautnt to a Final Docroo of Forolomro d«Ud D«c•mb*r II. !><!. so amended by Amendment to FI doI Do creo o f FoveetoeuM doted Doeember tt. 1HI. and en terod In Cbonoery Cnee No. ItSSS o f tho Circuit Court •I tho Ninth Judletol ciroult In nnd (or Seminole County. Florida, wherein THE PRU­ DENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANT OF AMERICA, a Now Joroey corporation, le Flolntiff, and JESSE EDWARD STEVENS nnd OENCVA STE­ VENS. hie wife, ore Defend­ ant!, I will sell to tho highaet sad beet bidder for eneb at tbo front door o f tho Samlnolo Conntp Courthouno U Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, at lliod a’oloek Noon on tba tenth day o f Joauory, ltd l, tbo following doeorlbed property •• oet forth In cold Final Decree, to-wlti Lot t l. Blook » . WOODMERE PARK tad RE PLAT, according In plat tharaof recorded la Pint Book IS. page Tl. Publlo Record! of Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida. 1ER with tbo follow­ TOOBTH1 ing Moms af property whloh nra located in and perman­ ently laitatled aa a part o f tha Imprevamaatg on aald 1 O.E. Refrigerator. Mo dal No. TA SISV, Serial No. UV 000000: 1 0 . E- Built-in Range. Modal Ne. J dl» ▼. »*r (at No. UV m i l l : l O. B. Clothee Washer. Model X * WA HIT, Ser­ ial No. OT tlT tlt JATED thle llt b day Of December, IMS. (SEAL) Arthur If. Btekwltb. Jr. Clark of aald Circuit Court By: Martha T. vision Deputy CUrk Gurney, Gurney A Handley I®* Norik Magnolia A»«Orlando, Florida Publleh December tl. 1IMt CDD-Tt Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY SONINS COMMISSION Notion nd Fab tie Hearing Notice ta hereby given, that after tonaldaratlon. tho Semi­ nole County Zoning Commit•Ion will bold a publlo bear­ ing to dttormlna tba feasi­ bility of recommending to tbo Board of County com m lnloa a n that tha following des­ cribed property presently con­ ed R-lA Rooldentlal bo toned A -l Agriculture: Loll IS. 11, II. 11. It. II. II. IT. II nnd II, Beverly Illll Subdivision. Publlo hearing will bo hold In tho Semlnula County Court llouee. County Commlaelonera Room. SanforJ, Florida, on Wednesday, January *, l i l t at Till P. M. or aa aooa there after aa poselbta. Hemlnolt County Sonlng Commits Ion By Robert S. Brown Semlnolo County Zoning Director Publish Dee. II, tl. ISIS. CDD-tl In tho Coort o f tho Cooaty Jadgv, nvmlnolo Cooaty, FlooIds. la Frobote, la re i Rotate of FRED R. WILSON, Deceased To All Creglteeo nod Feeoooo Having Clatma or Domnndn Aaalnet ialg Eototot Too and each of you are hereby notified and raqulrod to pruent any clalma and demand! which you, or either of you, mar bava agalnet tho eolato o f FRED R. WIIJOK. dtetaetd. lata of told County, to tha County Judge o f Semi­ nole County, Florida, at hi* office In tho court houio of •aid County at Sanford, Flor­ ida. within els calendar moolhs from tha time of tho flret publication of this l tic*. Each claim or demand •hall be In writing, and (ball etata tha placa of rteldenco and poat office addrees of the claimant, and ehatl ba ■worn to by tho elalmant, bio agtnt. or attorney, and any •ueb claim or demand nat a# filed aball ba void. A. Edwin Shlnholter At eitcutor of Iho Laet Will and Toaumanl af FRED IL WILSON Deceased Publleh Deo. II A Jan. T, Id, SI. Ills. CDD-IT CSEtldCTOd Legal Notice SSMSNOLR COURTT 1 0 NINO COMMISSION Not too o f Pwhllv R o o t le t Notice Is hereby given, thsl sftor conelderotlon. tbo Somlnolo County Zoning Commit■Ion will hold • publlo herr­ ing Is Oelermlno tho fooelbUliy of recommending to tbo Boord o f County Commission•rn that tbo following deeerlb. •4 property proeontly toned A -t Agrteulluro bo oonod C-S Commercltli WIS o f tbo NW *4 of tbo SWI4 South o f auto Rood IS He* the South It* ft In auction H-lta-SIB. Fur­ ther described aa being loeot•4 at iho corner of State lUod Id and U k t Harney Road (Jungto Road). Pubit* hearing will bo hold la tha Semlnolo County court Haute, County Commteetonoro Room. Sanford. Florida, on Wednesday, January *, ISIS at Till P. M. or aa aooa there after •• poeeiklt. Semlnolo Couaty loa tag con. mleelea By Robert *. Brown Sonelsolo County Zoning IN THB CIRCUIT COURT Director M.WH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Publish Doe. SI. St. H IL IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CDD-tl COUNTS. FLORIDA IN CHANCERY NO, |XTI* IN TRR COUNTY JUDOR-S FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT c o u r t , nr a n b f o r s e m i . OAGB ASSOCIATION, NOLH COUNTV. FLORIDAPlaintiff IN MR. ESTATE OT ROT R. LaROUCME. HARDEN w . HATFIELD and Doeoaotd LOIINA HATFIELD, hit Wlfoi N onas OF SALE L E W A L F CONSTRUCTION Netlos le htreby given that COMPANT. a Florida eorpor. on tho ttlh day of Janaary. alien, and R I D O E W O O D t i l l at lids a'olock P. M, 1411 WOOD PRODUCTS CO, INC, Hilltop Road. CotMlberry, a corporation enisling under Florida. Joseph M. Muraeko. tho lawe o f Now Jersey. of tbo above Defendant! Adaiinletrotor etpleJ eatate. will offer for NOTICE TO APPEAR tale to tba blghoot and beet t u b s t a t r o f Fl o r id a bidder, for ' oaeb. at publlo TO. IIARLEN W. HATFIELD outcry, tho following dee erlked property of Iho dootoe LORNA HATFIELD ed: Address unknown. Tho South l» feet o f Lot TOU ARE IIEREBT NOTI­ IT, Duok Food Addition FIED that a ault baa baen to Ceoatlberry, Semlnolo filed agataet you In tba above County, Florida, acaordlng entitled cause, and that you to th* plat thereof ro •re required to file your an­ corded la Plat Book II, swer with Ike Clark af thla page IT « f tho Publlo Re Court and to oorvo a espy •erds o f Semloots Osuuty thereof upon the Plaintiff or Florida. lit! Vagabond plaintiff's attorneys, where Heueo Treller. Identlflre name and addrona In g lrtee lion Number IIS 4tL Mle A Bernstein. Id Bait Finn eelltneoue clothing. lis t Street. Orlando, Florida, not V I y as • u I k automobile. lator than January ttrd. 1000Ilentlfleatlon Number jf you fall In da no • Deere# TSITSSSL pro Coafeaso will bo aatarnd Together w tu all structoree agalnet yeu far tk# and tmprovoiaoato, whlth may mended la tha ComptalnL Thla s a id on eatd real fettle. suit In ta foraotoe# • mort­ This etle to subject la (be gage. The real proparty pro- requirement that at tho time eoedod against la. o f tbo sale there ho bid sa Lot Id. Block L WBATII- amount equal to or la os e r if ie l d f i r o t a d d i ­ cute uf tbo ealatmom amount t io n . aeeordlag to tho sot. for sold otlo la tbo Order plat thereof, aa raeordad o f tbo Couaty Judge, aald la Plat Book IL Pago 41. minimum amount of oata be. Public Records af Ooml- Ing tba oum uf IIIM o. nolo County. Florida. Tble ealu lu being made Together with tbo followlgg purtuenl ta tba Order o f the Item of preperty which It U - Couaty Judge of Bemlaolo rated la and permanently la- Couaty, Florid*, entered In ■tailed aa a part of tha tga- U * above otrte c*uio on Dec­ ember T, I f f !, which said prevomeat oa cell U id i International o f U 11 e s eetato le new pending la tho Furnaoo— Modal OHS IS County Court la and for Semlnola Couaty, Florid*. E-D. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I WITNESS my hand and tb* •aa! of aald Court at San­ hart hereunto eat my b*ad ford. Florida, this Hlh day and tan! thla tltb day of baeumbor. ISIS. o f December, till/■ / Joauph M. Muraeko. (SEAL) A Imlnletrater of th o Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clerk of tha Circuit Court KetOte of Roy It. L*Roueko, By: Margaret E. Tyre Dooooood Deputy Clerk Joseph M. Murseko Bishop A feraattln p. 6. so* h i . Id East Pina Street Fora Park. Flovl** Orlando, Plsrt4* Publleh Dee. Id. » l * J*“ - »• Publleh Dm . IT, 14, II A Jaa ?. t i l l . . It. U4L COD-41 CDD-d* p* wife tb* MEW YOBS (DPI) -T b * weather te w llfe tto factor* Green Bey Father* ka** Oet 14. booted * play, practiced during th* champ* agate and e Brad oft record-tying thr** field L Even Wads Tray, so almoat sort bet to eebtev* tb* grestoel goals and fuQback Jim Tay­ waa th* pick for tbo Inaugural Handi­ dynasty te professional toot- lor bolted saves yards to a reached 30 mite* an cap If tod el.ee if at tkt 8*0- ball hiatory by wtonteg • touchdown baton * a*Qo*t tord OrtoRdo K snol Chib nsxt v \.ry record third eoaeecntlv* Na­ crowd of 44,M3 at Yank** Tittle's, aft Saturday, will try for his third idiom. Kramer's kicks tional League crown to 1MB. For *0 tb* -'J They era yeuag; they nr* maasurad 38, 39 and 39 lor, Jerry Kramer 10th event of a 33-raeo praung. Pieters Uaotaetor Bar deep la manpower; they have yards. sessoa program storting ni f aa Indomitable coltepsAype Essentially, the dMftranc* NRschka won th* 1191 Cor­ p.m. apirit, and they era driven te tb* team* was that th* vette operts ear presented by Frad Whitshaad's Uteatsd set magasia* to tto Mb by a brilliant and dedicated Factors did *v«rythHif they speedster woe th# King and perfectionist te coach Vince had to do on the froxen-hard steading pUytr te tto gate*. Quern Championship tost sea­ windswept tori. Lombardi. Nitschto deflected a fgss son and finished eecoad *r The consensus of beat NFL Th* Giants' detente waa that rutesd aa wralttat Jtow third In agveral other importbrains fallowing the Packers’ excellent, but ttoir attack York oearteg u g a r ttty te sat stake races, la his two 1S-7 victory over the New waa sadly deficient under tba tb* first period and to r«gv* schooling wins he was clocked York Giants te th* brutally •dmaa weather conditions, ered two fumble*, tto tint «t at sijs gad si.es. cold and windy weather that especially the pawing of Y.A. which set op Tnytor's toeebOpposing Wad* Tra;r tonight attended Sunday's champion Tittle. down and tb* second proosto will be Bellne, Flyiaj: B lew , feip game waa "Who's going Grumbled linebacker Sam ing Kramer** second field Mrs. Mop* god Ttusved. to stop them from becoming Hoff of th* Giants after th* goal Mrs. Maps starred here last the Yankees of pro football?" gain*: "They esa be beaten, Huff **id If ttora wgg g season, winning eight races, All tbs key player* who but not when you score only turning pgW to tto fla g , ft five of them to Grad* A corearned a record ISAM win­ ooe touchdown in n champ­ was tb* Giant*' atortiN ning share by healing the ionship gam*." scoring threat ta tto first per The 21st event tonight te an­ Giants for th* second year tt waa small consolation to iod. Immediately altar other race that boasts plenty th* Gleet players that Bunof speed. It Is a four-dog con­ In a raw should fee na feed, day's score was far closer mar’s Ural ftold asal, tto if net better, nest season. ant* penetrated te tto Grten test with fewbuek’e Choke, And U Paul Hornuag can than tb* 37-9 count by which Bey 18 oa tto passing ot TB* Party Cake, Bonnie Abbe and stay around tad pUy s whole (toy were routed In Oro*a tto and tto ball-eamrtog of Ltsbea going to th* pest season hke ha did Sunday, Bay a year ago. Ttoir 94,- Atox Webster sad P ill Stag-. Each entry is an inaugural this could bo tea greatest 164 shares, an all-tlma high possibility. Lashes has Then Nltechk* gad feto Has* for loser*, should offer son* schooling first and second to team of all time. becking partoer, Dsn Cwrto. Tha victory gave Gmn solace, howavv. bar credit white Sawbock’s moved in. Nhsckk* deflected Bey a record eighth NFL "The wind ruined the pass­ Choice and Booate Abbe bava championship. The Peckers' ing and the kicking gnm«," g Ttttl* pass and Cant* totereach seared once. predecessor* won three titles Lombardi agreed. "But both cepted th* bell md ran ft sat After tonight there will be to tb* Packers' 49. during the gaslight era of the teams bad to ptay te th* Just two more schooling ses­ Nitschto’* i«e*varp ot • same wind and or th* ana* sions Tuesday and Wednesday league and captured playoff fumbl* by King an tb* Glsate* Held." championships te UM; Utonights. Tbs track will be dark A cold front dropped th* te lath* sscoad period opeaad 1944 and last season. Thursday and Friday nights as Jerry Kramer, tbs Green temperature to 17 degraea dur­ th* door for Grain Bey’s only Anal opening night prepara­ Bay offensive guard who took ing th* game, although this touchdown. Hornuag bit Boyd Florida lost four of Its 10 tions are completed. Dewtor with • 3i y*rd pew an games during the regular aaa tb* w st ptay aad tateMdtaMr son and finished fifth in tha afterward Taytor crashed Southeastern Conference. through a gaping tote te tto Th* Gators accepted tba middle of tto Uto to ghr* Gator bid after Duka turned it Omen Bay n 1M Tb* OrlandoScminol* Jni Alai Fronton down. toad. will hold a apodal matinee New Year’* Day, be­ "And everywhere that I Th* Giants' d*toa ginning at 1:15 p. m. read that Florida was a des­ bated ttoir only score te tto General manager Norman Stabell an­ perate choice," said tbo *a< third period when Erich Barg, nounced the change in the holiday schedule, with Engl* after th* smoka cleared, •a Mocked a punt by Max X*. a matinee Tuesday and Saturday in place o f "It worried ms." Standings for the Biddy Om and rafeto Jim editor toft Monday and Wednesday. The regular schedule or tb* bell la tto «ad aao* tor "Ray Graves and his staff Basketball League through will resume beginning Jen. 7, with a matinee Dec. 22 finds Day and Night a touchdown. did a wonderful job." on Monday and Saturday and three matinees Grill, feaford Electric and It was Nttechke-oo-tto-ipat Florida’s Una bottled up All during the last three weeks o f January. again Inter te th* period whan America halfback R o g a r Sanford Atlantic all tied for to pounced «n a fumbl* by Kochman all tha way. End first pises with five wins and New York's fern Berner or Dave Robinson — everybody's one loss each. tto Gleet*’ 43. Flv* ptays later WTRR and Standard Oil art All-America from the Nlttany Kramer pise* kicked from tto Lions—had littla or no ehanca (led for fourth with thres wins 39-yard Una for • 18-7 toad. to gat hla hands on paste* and thres losses each. Rob­ Tha Giants mad* ttoir tost from quarterback Pet* Llsks. son's is next, followed by Strlcklnnd-Morrlson sad First wriou* threat te tto third Florida intercepted tw o Federal. quarter when they rustbed tb* paste* and recovered three The first half play off which Graea Bay 19 with th* aid of Pann State fumble*—two of was scheduled to take placa NEW YORK (UFD-Vecta 000 "pending a determination Mm* impulsive action by them ending in score*. Saturday was cancelled be­ Bam will provide Champion­ of tha corporation’! tax liabil­ Pacton oafotyman W i l l i * cause of the annual Tanger­ ship Sports, lac., with ■ happy ity by the courts." Wood. Wood was called for interfering with Del fitotocr ine Bowl Twirling Contest and new year by returning approx­ will bt held Jan. II la the imately 91 million in th* s«tand drew n 18-yard penalty SHS Gym, beginning at 4:30 tlemeut of a fight tax suit, at­ aad «>ctiea from tto gam* for striking field judge Tba p.m. torney Tom Bolaa announced KsUther. The second half will gat today. undtrway Saturday with play However, th* 0 teats draw Bolen, president of C8I, sold two 15-yard bolding penalties JACKBONMLLE (UPI) — begtnning at 9 a.m. for a total tho return of this money — of four games to be played frown by government tax liens Lind* Bagnall put together oa tucceisive play* and nover Four key men in tha Floridaeach Saturday. agate moved Into Grow lay after the Soony LUton-Floyd Penn State Gntor Bowl clash Parents aod frieod* ar* in­ Patterson heavyweight title five strikes te a row to scotw territory until tto final miaul* hers Saturday have signed vited to attend th* game*. fight at Chicago Sept. 33 — a 301 high game, 448 aeries, of tto gama. A weak pant by The Stata Biddy Basketball contracts to play profaaalonal will pave the way for quickly in the Plat Crest Inn Bonn Don Chandler te the final Tournament wUI be held in setting the data and site ot ling League. quarter set ap Kramer's third (ootbalL Sanford Feb. 31. 32 and S3. ttoir return match. Dot Johnson down*d tb* field goaL They art Penn Slate AllOn the night of the Chicago 3-10 and 5-7 splits for a ITT America choices C h a t l e i fight, Bolaa explained, gov- game, 481 high series. (Chuck) Blemlnekl and Roger eminent agents swooped down The 8-10 split was convert­ Kochman, and Florida star* on theater* from coast to ed by Flora Schols, Gloria Floyd Daan and Anton Paters. coast and Impounded approxi­ Summeford tad Foggy Doo­ Kochman, a 31 - year •old, mately M million from tb* ley. Gladys Filoian picked 200 • pound halfback, aignad clostd •circuit * television re­ up the 4-8. with tha American League Tha Sanford Recreation De­ ceipts. Some of that money al­ Tto standings: Buffalo Bills. Tha Wilkins partment ha* announced tb* ready hat been r*l*as«d. Flitters, 38 wins, 33 loss** burg, Pa., native had a 4.3 winners of the Holiday Bil­ However, on Nov. 30, the Toppers 83H MW yard rushing average during liard Tournament held at tha government filed suit far II,Striker* 33W 37W tha regular eeaion. A U T O GLASS Civic Center. 174,0*4 against CSI and asso­ Msrtottss 33 M In (he Junior High Division. ciates. At that time |i,374,300 and Sett Carrot Co. Needles 23 37 Tommy Caudle defeated Paul remained ffosea. 3*4 W. lad 333-8413 Queen Pins 31 M Catcher 40-33, John Enloo 38"Now," Bolaa explained, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 40 and Richard Cannon to win "I have been officially In­ THE NINTH JUDICIAL t i ll C l IT, IN AND FOlI «ENI* th* Junior high honou. formed from Washington that NOI.R COUNTY. FLORIDA, Bobby Johnson defeated Commissioner of Internal Rev­ t i l . NO. 13*01 HETTY KEENE LUNDBEflO George Mawn, 40-23. Slave enue Mortimer M. Caplin >as Plain tiff, Mason and Frank Woodruff approved a settlement * ■ la­ vs. SCHOOLING on hit way to winning the Sen­ ment uaJcr i jleh all but fcoo JAMES a. LUND BE fill, Dsfsndsnt. ior High Division. EVERY NIGHT Ooo of th* money will be re­ notice o r lurr THRU JAN. f Both winners ware presented leased." TO) JAMES a. LL'NDOERG trophies by the director ot The CSI president said the 114 Farhlll Laos 7:00 San Antonio. Tsias recreation. government Is retaining gtGO,NOT1CB IS IIERUDT OIV. SchoolingWin A t M k d n Col INI toads Uko a fairy tale. Tko Tragus cam# off too straight losing campaigns mack ot a tkrsst tor ogy kind o( promiaotKO this ooa; they kapt or winatog oook oilor wook and w h o aa •mwtelmtag ckoieo for tko BSttCRSl tttfeo. also tailed to got klgh pco-soassR ratings, bat tko Bsdgors ovoresmo grant oddo to capture tho Big Iba duaptoototp, Both squads boost or AllAmerica oad, tko Trojans in Hoi In flonkor Pat Rifeter. fear­ ing tko quarterback duties tor Southan Cal oro f i t s Boothanl and BIB KoIoor, orhlla to* Bodgan n ip heavily or pastor Ror VaRdorKsloa, who completed Bl of Id* tosses for l,lli yards sad U touch­ down*. Tbo Sager Bool matches a pair of dotoasivo giants in tbs game which Prssldsnt Kenedy oxpocts to view in parson. Alabama allowed ha opposition only to potato oil year white Oklahoma yislded 41. Tbo Soonest, who tbslr last soron games, bsvo the country’s top coOoglato punter in Joe Don Leonty, loading tba Alabama attack Is quarterback Joe Namath. Mississippi, which to mak­ ing ha 10th bowl appoaraaco In 14 years and ita sixth la a row, takas ita first pcrtoct record ever into tba Sugar Bowl. Qaartorback Glynn Grilling la Urn offensive standout for tho Bobato white quarterback BlBy Moors bolds tbo ksy to tbo Arkan­ sas attack. All-Amtrica halfback Jerry Stovall baa been almost a one-man gang tor Louisiana State leading tbo team In rushing, scoring, pass Motiv­ ing, punting and in carrying back kickoff returns. Texts employs n varied running attack with Tammy Wade and Johnny Oentmg fearing tha signal-calling duties and Ray Poagc, Tommy Pord and Jerry Cook tho main ball car­ riers. SSSSi5* Patkws ^ • •> m ■4 L-'i $ *‘ i 4 ? S i Florida Was Ready To Play, Penn State Coach Decides JACKSOMVOLK (UPI) — "W* can do all th* talking w* want, bat it all hollo down to this—Florida won randy to play and wt weron’t " Whothsr Pann Itoto waa rsady to play or not to dobotanbls, but not many national talavlalon fan* or 80,000 foot­ ball buff* In tho Gator Bowl 8atnniay could arguo with Pann SUto Coach Blp Engl* ovar Florida. With rasxla-dassla offonalva football and a rock-hard dofan**, tha Gators soundly boat tha baat In tho East 17-7. And th* strsa • point uadordogs playsd anything but conatrvalira football. With ltfty aophomoro quartarback Tom Bhannon toning for two touchdowns and tho Florida deftnaiva unit grabblng Pann Stata paaaaa and bobblas right and laft, tba favoritaa navar got atartod. Pann Stata antarad tha gama with thru* AU-Amtrlca taam mtmbcrs, a 9-1 rocord and tha Lambart trophy — significant of supremacy in Eastarn colIsgiatS football. Shuffleboard Tourney Slated Tho Sanford Tourist and Ahuffleboard Club, apousorsd by tho Sanford Bocroation and Parks Dapartmont, will b* host to tbo tnaual Calory City Mlxad Doubles Tournament to be held bars Wednesday and Thursday. Teams in th# northern and central district will participate with between 230 and 300 peo­ ple expected to bo present. Legal Notice NOTICE I* hereby given the! th* undsrtlgnsd. ae eoewnere, are engeged In hutln«M In Ssmlnol* County, Flor­ ida, on Jar the flctltloue nem* of "HIGHWAY 41 NUIUUnr A ANTIQUES” , end that we Intend to rsslstsr said riot IHoes name pursuant to Chap­ ter HI.II. Florida ■latulss. 1*11. DATED (hit 3tth day of November, 111!. /• / Lae A Edwards /• / R. Edwards Publish Dee tl. II. 14. II. CDD-I4 IN TDR CIRCUIT COURT OF TRR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT. IN AND FOR SRHI. NOLH COUNTV, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. ISOS4 STELLA B. TI10MPKIK4. Plalatlff. ThreeTeamsTie Jcrf Alai Special ForTopHonors In Biddy League Fight Promoters To Get Happy New Year Start Of $1 Million TwoGator Stars Sign With Pros Bagnall'sFive StrikesTops Billiard Meet Winners Named Legal Notice EN that a Complaint sn-i suit for Slver«o hao h«*n ftlsd aealnot rou by tha plaintiff In Iho above atflsd Court end van aro k irtb r reqelrad to fils your Answer to said ault with Arthur If. Baekwlth J r, Clark o f tho above styl'd Court In th* Courthouse tt Hanferd, FUrlda and sere* a copy o f year Answer upon plaintiffs attorney whoso namn and addroos It ll*t*4 bolsw, nil o f whleh shall be don* an or before January It. IMS; othorwlea tko alleaellona o f iho Complaint will bo taken ta coofossoa tfa la it you DATED nt Hanford. Somlnolo County. Florida, thla Ilth dar of Datember, A. D. 11*3. (SEAL) Arthur II. Koshwtth. Jr, Clerk o f tho Circuit Court By Margaret K. Tyro Deputy Clerk Roe It. Wilkins « ( Msaulrs. Voorhls A WsUs US Wall BL (P.U Hos Itt) Orlando, Florida Attornsya for I’lalntlff UnUlab Doc. 17, *4, tt A Jan. T. BENJAMIN ANDEBSON TMOMFKINO, Dafandant. n o t ic e o r s tir TO) BENJAMIN ANDERSON THOMPK1NS. Bast SL Leal*. Mlssturl. TOU ARB IIEREBT HOT!TIED that a Complaint for Dtvorea and other r ills l has bsan Iliad against yon In tha above atrUd court and you ar* hereby required to serve • copy af your Answer ar ether dsftnsa to tha Com­ plaint upon tba Hlalntlfr* Attorney, E. JACK nwn HAASZE. Attirnsr at I-aw. l]a N. Orange Artnue, Hulte II. Orlando. Oraaa* County. H o iIda. and file Hi* original an­ swer or dtfenee In the afflse •I the clerk o f the Circuit Court en er before the Ith day •( January, n i l . a . D. i f you fall te do a» Judgtaial by default w ill be tak­ en stalest you for tba re­ lief In tha CompUtat and said causa wtll then preestd aa CDD-44 parts. DONB end ORDERED at Sanford. Florida, thla sth day af December, 1143, A. D. NOT RESPONSIBLE (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., I will net to rtsp*Mihle Clark Circuit c*urt for any debts Incurred by Seminole Ceunty. Florida By i Martha T. v is it s •aye** other than myself. Deputy CUrk Publish Dec. It. IT. 14, |l. Thoms. R. Hinsbsuib CDD-31 FREE ADMIBglOM and PROGRAMS OVBR 2 Q RACE" NIGHTLY DURING SCHOOLING ■ m n fefefe^^G U L A R SEASON ■ R r a w w P s a t .ja m U WITH THB TRADITIONAL OPINING NIGHT INAUGURAL SORRY! NO MINORA! £L a J a I c f’ li el iI II HII Si NN fLI■ lUH ift H W Y .tr-0 3 M i. South o f Sanford" �DEAR ABBY: Tim wifn who wrote that lmr 55-ynnr-old hostmad wanted to paw all the yoang gtrls struck a familiar chord with mo. 1 aflTN that mnm man who act Mho this a n “sick.” Bat 1 think than to another shin. Don’t yon think if mothora taofht thdr daughters not to taeonraft older non by flirting with them and sitting on their. h j» (all in fun, of coarse), we woaldnt hare so modi trouble of this kind? FORT WORTH FAN *wake. i f I dent get my sleep at DEAR FAN: Not always. Soma, times you aren’t even aware of the connection until you get the shock! • • • DEAR ABBY: Last night, while I was fixing sapper, my husband came Into the kitchen, pat his arms around me and hogged and kissed me. I said, “What brought that o n r Ha replied, “I love you." Later, when the children were oat, he said, “Hon, haven't I been treating yon rh tr I said, “ You always treat mo right — what Is the matter r His reply: “Well, when I came home this evening I wanted to type up my speech for the Chamber of Commerce and found the typewriter oat and a letter in it. It started, •DEAR ABBY.” I explained that I only wanted to write and tell you that 1 was one of those women who ot up in the morning to make her usband’s breakfast. Thanks, Abby. It gave me a thrill to know he loved me as much as I love him. a lilt (1) Continental Clasa•it* (•> Callff, ,f a* Air M l (t> Bigs OS t»* (l> TM<r (I) Wxho Os Wavloa ViM (If h ra MarhM Baport (I) But* Nava u l Weather f:M (li Tatar (I) Prs-Behoal Plaaalag Till (I) Countdown Mm TlM (I) Makar** Oaasal Tims •:W (I) Makar Xraaa Shaw •:** (I) Caauta luiw aa ■:M (II Weather m S News 1:1* (I) Talar (I) cartsnvtila •> Lara lean Ssaalah Site (I) State Traaaar •41 (II Saak Lalaane (II Amarlaaa lltetory (II naatpar Room M l (II Nava a talarrlavs till* (II ear Whes (I) Lears Ssaalah (II Lears Ssaalah ttill (II rur Tsar Maaeh (II I Lara Lsar (II Aaa Botbsra Shew m m ' E The Altamonte Springs Civic Clnb will meet Wednes­ day at 1 p. m. X to hoped that a largo attondanao will b* present far this fl'rt meeting e< fee new year. A door prist will ba awarded. Guest speaker win bo Sue Happy N ew Y ea r Adams who will talk on "Frame of Year Homo." RB8KRVATION8 FOR Hostesses for the meeting Parties & Dinners win bo Mrs. Prod Rsssmin, Mrs. Beulah Kemp, Mrs. CALL — Fred XlUman and Mrs. X. A. Welse. Refreshments will be W N S 3 t - 6 1 9 7 served. Civic Club members will be hostesses to a meeting of the rederation of .Women’s Clubs on Feb. M. A board meeting has been called far Feb. IT at noon at the Com­ munity House la order to make preparations far tbs Federation meeting. Mem­ bers of the board wffl bring a sack lunch. DEAR GEORGINA: I’m with the “snob.” A kiss on the cheek to ade> qoate for a co-worker. If he comes back for “ seconds" — torn the other cheek. • “Don’t let 18 ml. stand in thu wny of happi­ ness.” M adam e Donna Psychic Reader Thn Unseen WorldGreatest Power On Earth DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a mother who sleeps with her 18-year-old daughter when she could just as easily sleep with her For Abby’s booklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. * t Phono 844-70H For Appointment USt N. Orlando Ave. Winter Park. Florida * « By Oswald Jacoby This week's column sill further wiuaara to fit* cu e diecuM almpl* tends that suit tha oppooanU will set ess go wroos If declarer sets f l , around to the rest of the tha least fait esrslsu. « Q/ spade suit first Tberefere Pitying at three no-trump, * A ***m *w South should settla tor hie Sooth should duck the first 2 « a j m T it eoo*” eL spade lead. Not that it mates 5 itY # j iM| Ha can stm find a way to any real difference this time A t o l l A M IS go wrong if bo doesn't fellow but occasionally whan you the principle of cashing his duck, the opponents will be TVT* w high cards la the short tend alee enough to shift to anWAUdS flrot. His next three plays otter suit A a XTO must bo dummy's queen and However, Wert continues * * ** ‘U,®oad*v 1-4 k,B< with the auecn and South of hearts. Then ho can *nmost tate hi* *«#. A quick 1 NT.t e > SN.T. f i n t » Ite tend wHh the three count of winners shows that Fwe Paee of hearts and late the aetho can U te four diamond*, Qrtnlag lae*"A K queen of hearts and aco-klng three hearts and on* club 01 dla mood*, la addition to the aped* si-[further count shows that I Finally, he ahauld eartt ready la his possession. AI while bo might set up aome |the ace of club and giro up. (i)a J h a W om an: By might spread to tfao rest of the country. In that case, men ought to know n little about how to behave in the heretofore feminine world of the beauty •hop. They should know that wo­ men demand and get n lot of extra service* when they get a hairdo or n facial Women customers expect N E W Y E A R ’S the operators who work on EVE them to be good listeners who will gasp, duck, soothe L A T E SH O W or sympathy* as tha need 11:30 requires, depending on whe­ DOUBLE FEATURE ther the customer wants to "The Mighty Crusaders" pus oo gossip, take her hus­ P in band's relative apart, talk "Terror Of Tho about ter operation or ter troubles. Women expect to mate and receivo telephone calls at a beauty salon, so the shop# are accustomed to having Uwlr receptionists serve as secretaries to their custom- RI TZ One Consultation Will Help Yon • KY. • A beauty salon in Lsvlttowa N. Y., Is open every Wednes­ day night to men only. Since the idea seems to tev* caught on in Levlttown HIOHWAYS 17- M that n man as .well as a N. PUN PARK, PlOk!DA TV RENTAL woman might look younger Open Tusn. thru Sat with a dye job or better S-1S P. M. MM Sanford Avs. PA H IM groomed after a mud pack, Sunday - All Day Seminole T V facial and manicure, it Jut Open For Lua«h Zenith Color TV Sake By Ksssrvatieo MOWCAM*JU • CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: Kay you and yours have a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. ABBY What's on your mind? For a per. sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8865, Beverly Hills, Calif- • Chic Club SetsMeeting In Altamonte DEAR ABBY: I work In a large office and every year have allowed the boys in our office to kiss me “movie style” on New Year’s. There to a snob who came to work with ns, who lets the boys kiss her on the cheek only. She contends that it to unethical and unsanitary otherwise. Who to right? GEORGINA Woman never miss a beau­ ty appointment just because they haven’t anyone to leave with Junior. Junior is just turned loose in the shop while mom relaxes under the dryer unmindful that her lit­ tle darttag is taking the shop apart Women expect to be serv­ ed coffee while they dry, or even to send out for a sand­ wich if they have skipped lunch. Women expect to read the magazines they consider too expensive to subecribe to Saudi Arabia themselves, and they soak* plain loudly if every slick magSrlM on the market isn't available in their beauty Legal Notice lboal women I t w k M t a n M u lin g Tho r,cuter annual mootlnr •f (ha ctochholdora o f Tha CltUona Bank or Ovlsdo, Ovlodo, Florida, w ill bo hoM nl tho Orlodo Manorial BuiMInc U I M P. U. oa Tuoodor January Ith. H U for tha alaotloa o f offleora and tha tranaacMoa o f ouch ethor bualnoos aa may proporly com , ha(oro tha saoatlac. L. H. wabh Rxooutlva Vico Prooldrat Pobllih Doe. IS, SI. 1HL COD-SI ■BNIWOLB COCWTT no.vixo commission Tattoo o f Pahilo N oaotov Notleo to horoby gives, that altar oonaldaration. U s garniaota County Zoning Comroteolon will hold n puhlla boor. Inc to dotorntlno tho (oaolhltlty of rocommondlnc to the Heard of County Commissionora that tho follow lnc dauerlbod property prooontly ion od A -l Anrlcultnro ba nonod It-S Duptex: Block S (looo W.at 10 (t) U. M. Smith's Subdivision, P. B. I. Pc. »»• Public hoarlnc will ba hold la tha nominate County Court Homo, County Commlaalenorn ■loom , Hanford, Florida, on VVaduoJay. January I, ISIS at TilO P. M. or an soon thora. altar so powlbla. Samlnola County Sonina Commission By Robert S. Brown Bomlnolo Conaly Zoning Director Publish Doc. *(, SI, ISIS. CDD-ST TON1TB A TUBS. r hi i r i" First Show 7:*e • Duo To Length • Only Firnt Half Will Ba Repeated On Second Shaw - - Caasa By S:M And New Year's Eve Dance 8 p. m. • 1 i . m. Dec. 31 For r V jiy j^ k Teenagers & Adults Free H ats - Noise makers Live B a n d -R eco rd s Sponsored By Melodee Dance and Figaro Club Co-Fsalafs iM Only HE PAJAMA GAME" TinHa Day • Calor f r r, I t 4 _______ r_ ___ _________ — ^ ' JTY handle your promenu. .— - ' ■ ' ■\ n m n r ^ i *1 • \ 8 W> �* ■w X.taAoo ** Ti * Wanted Shirt Cropper. Ap­ proximately 40 aerea tiled land now available. Excellent location. Contact Jack hot. P. O. Box M , Leafwood or call TS frl212 or TE* M M l. SW EE TIE PIE By N adia* Seltzer FRIGIDA1RE Salea * lerriee G. H. .HIGH 1700 W. lit I t Bastard Pb. PA M W SINGER SEWING MACHINE B«le> and Beatrice free eatinutea In adruce Prat borne damenatratkn Attractive I bedroom, | hath home. Fenced yard. Near LOST: Light brown and white NAS. 115 W. Colemap Cir­ (cmate deg. Short heir, cle. FA ft-Tdft*. pointed nan, ytltew Tail rorla ever hark, white S Bedroom home, central feet H aw Cindy. io-u beat, hardwood f l o o r a lbe. Timid. Laat Dorn Stone yard completely fenced. Island, under rate care. FA 2-3583. Reward. Call FA l-TW. OR ASSUME payments. CB 3 bedroom, screened in car­ LOST: pemate Calte* CM it vicinity of Hit ft French. port Stove and refrigerator. Cell FA 3-1571 Blinds. FA 2-818B. O ffice 204 W . P in t LOST: Reward ter informa­ S BEDROOM, partly turn. SSS tion leading to rrtmm of red Mo., or low down payment. mate Toy Pomeranian. Lott, PA 2-2784. strayed er stolen from home on old Monroe Rd. Phone FA M M i after 5 p.m. Year around teoante wants 2 bedrooms, itt baths. East side of Sanford. Write Bsuaaa for rent. Per inferBox 30 e 'e Sanford Herald. vatioa tentact Tod Wil­ liams Hardware, MS E. IS- Ren! Entaln T or Salt Mth St Haw S Bedroom, 2 bath bom«. No cash needed- Ml a month, Taxes ft Insurance included. 3324088. CALL FA 24718 Alaa'a Fabric ft Rap I5» Perk Dr. Inventory Sate of damonetra- 1 TRU-COLD chest type deep freeae. 15 cubic ft. In **• tor Garden Tractors and 11. B. POPS CO. INC. cellcnt condition. Dr. J. C. TUters. FA 2 8808. 288 So. Park Are. PA 2-4234 Bunten. Lemon Blulf. Os­ G.E. Froet Free 14 cubic teen. WILLS DRILLED. PUMPS, It. Refrigerator with aepar. SPRtNKER SYSTEMS ate across top freeter. AD Typee aid Shea Kenmore automatic Wash­ Wa Repair and Service er. Both uted B months. 'M hardtop in good condi­ S TI NE Air-conditioner and Power tion, prefer Chevy. Phene Machinery and Supply Co. Lawnmower. Cell 333-4815, PA STMS. 20T W. 2nd St FA 3-4433 FACTORY TO YOU Refrigeration - Air-conditionALUMINUM BLINDS lag men needed. We train Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bot- 1*80 Chevrolet Pickup Truck you. Write Commercial tom rail with ptestle ends. and Campur. • cy l Auto­ Trades Institute Box IS, */# Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ matic Wane. Caspar steep* Sanford Herald. ton er ayIon aorda. 4- Has 4 boner afore ft Snnkarlk GUua and Paint oven, ale# tea ben. Call S2SMTS. Ml E. Mth San­ Company 3:0 Magnolia Ph, FA 2-4822 ford. HEATING AUTO GLASS INSTALLED PLUMBING Contracting A Repair* THE TIME TESTED FIRM FREE DELIVERY 118 N. Park Avw FA 34121 R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Avo. FA 2-3283 New 8 bedroom home on lroquola Ave. Small down payment or will trad* for what have you. Paymeata 350.04 per month. No quali­ Plumbing ft Renting fying or no closing eosts. AIR CONDITIONING Phone Orlando CY 3-7448 CONTRACT and REPAIR or 2854312. WORK 1007 Sanford Are. PA 3-8542 13. M ortgage St. Johns Realty | Bedroom house, kitchen *4tipped. UN Douglae Avo. WXHVA RIVER ESTATES Approximately 2V4 acne, with IN ft an r im , It mite off RL 44. $ 4,500 Call PA 2-4473 after 4:80 p.m. Z8. L a n d r y Sorvkw 29. A x lr o a b ito Sorvkw 29A . A «to A econarteo 20. M aeklom y • Twain 21. P ool try - Liveetwck I I A . Pots 32. Flower* • Shrub* 18. Furxitxre 84. A rtklan F or data 96, A rticle* W asted 2*. AutoxM bik* • Truck* 37. B oots • Motorn 38. M oloreyeteo - Scooter* 39. Traitors - Cxhoxax Legal Notice s o m a row nine Th» Board of County Com­ missioner* of gotnlnolo Coun­ ty. Florida will receive bid, at tho offl-e of Arthur II. Boekwllh, Jr., la tho Courthomo at Sanford, Florid* up to S:«e F. II.. Monday, Jan­ uary T. t i lt , for tho followIng: tTBM no. t Hno now Cab-and-Chasels Truck, mazlmum O.V.W. not |,ai than 23.000 lbs., compute with 3 cubic y*rd copoalty (w altel*. level measure) dump body. ITKW 3 0 . 3 On# now C*b-tii4 ChtioU Truek. mozlmum a.V.W. not u * f t!t*n 11,001 lb*, without dump body. Chet•lo to accommodate salstIn f second hand 0 ruble yard Iwater level) dump body on bond ot County Retd Popartmont Shop. n o tfiu e spootfleetleap tor the Homo may bo obtanod at tho offlep of tho County En­ gineer In the Courthouoo at fUnf..rd. Florida. Further In* qulry and/or Inspection chould bo made at tho County Road Department. Price bid iball b# for tho ttomo compute and delivered to tho County Road Depart, mont on U. 6. 17-11, four <41 mlloo South of tUnford, Flor­ ida. and ohauld ozsludo or II,t loparztoly *11 Slat* and Ktderal taao* and oltor**to or optional Item* offered. Do livery date must bo'oatolflod and will bo considered In • wardlnf the eontrtet. Rid should bs accompanied by cop­ ies of dotallod faetory sped* flcatlons, rattnys and tochnleat data eovarlnf tba Items to bo supptlodBtd lo bs enclosed In s sealed saveloys plainly inarksd on the outsldr, *'UII• FOR DCMP THCCKd. open January I. lis t." Hide will bo opened at a meettnf to bo held In tbs County Commltilon Meeting Room la ths Courthouoo at nsnford. Florida, Tuesday, January I, list, at 10:01 A.31. or aa soon tharsaftar as poss­ ible. Ttio rlfht Is reserved to waive any Irrofularltlss or technicalities In bids and to vtjoot apy or all bids. Board of County Coatmlsetonors Seminole County, Florida J. C. Hutchison, Chairman By: W. U i.li, Jr. County Enftnesr Publish Dec. 21. 11, 1102. C D D -ll VA-NO Furnished Apartment. Couple Owner being transferred. or bachelor only. 870 e Will pay closing cost and month plus lights and gas you assume payment* of beat. 2604 S. Elm. FA 2-2307 $80.41. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath. 322 8733. Can be seen between 4 and 3 p. m. Lovely 3 bedroom bom*. Very ROSE COURT— 1 Bedroom small down payment and furnished Apartment. Child­ assume mortgage. Beauti­ ren welcome. 2013 Sanford ful section. Call 5 to 9 p. tn. 3234)614. Ave. NO 8-4323. 21. Beauty Salons 1. 1ft ft 2 BATHS PAYM ENT • -------------------------- bunland Estates - Oa 17-92 (2 Mi. Se. ef Manfutilj Sales Office 1st. House Inside F.nlraovc BUILDERS, PH. FA 2-5074 INC. JIM HUNT REALTY, Sales Agrot Days. FA 8-3118 - Eve. ft Sun. FA 3-9418 • 323-0790 W# extend thlo graftin g o f good cheer and fcapRfanw to xH mm O* Florida friend* and patron*. It ia our aincer* wish that tho rim ing will bring you and your family every hxpplneee. Rill HemphUl SALES DEPARTMENT BUSINESS DEPARTM ENT C. E. Chanlot, Bales Mgr. Harold Whittens Harry Byrd Ray Iterroo Glenn Durham Manta A. D M Office Mgv. Helm Thesepee* Mary B. Oeldeo FALCON 2 Door CADILLAC 4 Door Hedan DeVille, Power, Air Cond. P A R IS -DEPARTMENT BODY SHOP 21. Electrical Services OLDS 4 Door Hardtop, 96 Power and Air Cond Hurnell L. Ball, Parts .Mgr. < harlr* K. ( Ir turner, Jr., A**t Milton Tolbert. Mgr. William J. Bruce, Asst. FRIGIDAIRE Sales ft Service House Wiring, Free Estimate* Sid Vlbien'a Randall Electric ill Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 OLDS 88. 4 Door Sedan Power Brake*. Steering. Air Cond. $895 NOW 804 OLDS 4 Door Sedan Power and Air Cond, —..... SER\ H E DEPARTMENT FALCON Station Wagon 4 Door,^Hend*r^Nhlf^^_ OLDS 94. 4 Door Hardtop Aulopiellf. Power Furnished 2 Bedroom house Adults. No pel*. FA 2-7641 DOW N KINGSWOOD Beautiful Camellias In bloom GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY Grapevllle Ave. Near 20th SL Cut '.N Curl Beauty Shop 319 Palmatto FA 2 0834 2 Bedroom home with Flor­ ida room ao<* kitchen equipped. 873 month. Call 322-0259 for information. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA - Coavrational ft FIIA Fiaaaeiag -------- 82. Flower* • Shrub* Stempcr Agency Sunland Estates Homes • RED ROOMS, You ran find anything you need advertised in-the Heraid by Sanford merchants. Stenstiom Realty PLYMOUTH 9 Passenger ...... . 8 t*lh n J]is| on J| Jjjf»riii£^ . . . and Sincere Thanks to the many Hoine-Otntexs of Tee 'n V Green Estates and Longdule for their confidence in ua and to all but.wet* supply houses and our loyal eub-contraclorq with whan we have had such pleasant dealings dur­ ing the past year. CHEVROLET Delltay Coup# 8 Cyl. Standard Shift We'll rodeavor to maintain your faith and good will CORVA1B 4 Door Aatomatic________ / 3 Windshield Back GUsa Door Gians Vent Glnsa SERVICE Senkarik Gians and Paint Company tl* Magnelia Ph. PA MM2 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor MORTGAGE LOANS Raymond Lundquiat, Assoe. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Fit A and Conventional Service With the Cash. By Day, Week, or Month PA 3-2851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Commercial ft Residential YEAR END SALE SUPER TRADING POST CARROLL'9 FURNITURE New ft Used T.V.’e Big FA 2-0477. Ph. PA M itt 11* W. let St J. W. Hall, Realtor trade-in allowances. Easy •'Call Hall" PA 2-2441 terms. Town ft Country T.V. FREE ESTIMATE Comfortable Sleeping Room 111 N. Park Ave. PA 3-2420 2555 Park Dr.. 323-5343. 3544 in. Frock Ave. Upbolatering ft Mattress re*, FA 2-7431. ovaling. New ft Used Furni­ For T. V. Service within the ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. hour. Call Coy* T.V. Ser­ Co., at 7sa celery Av*. Beautician wanted. Cut 74 vice. Most trusted asm* in FA 2-2117. Curl Beauty Shop. I ll PelOffice FA 2-2tlS T. V. servicing. Service Comfortable A p a r t m ente. metto Ave. FA 3-0M4 er Nights FA 2-064* Used furniture, appliance:, calls $2.00. FA 2-9083. Furnished or unfurnished. 323-0700 FA 2-4013. tools, etc. Bought « Sold. 2 Location*. Call FA 2-5133 *521 Park Dr. nanford. Fla. T.V. SPECIAL-Fre* Service Larry's Mart SIS Sanford day time. NO *-55*0 even­ calls within the city limits. Av*. Fh. FA 2-4132 ings. INVESTIGATE AND INVEST APPLICATIONS t a k e n for Sunshine T.V. House of the After Christmas Bonus krone Golden Rule. 311 Sanford 34. Article* For Snto c I a a x ambitious colored UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom of the undeveloped tracts Ave. Ph. FA 2-9792. stock man. High school houje. 1305 Elliott Av*., 1 Year old white very large In Eastern Seminole Coun­ graduate only. Vacation with FA 3 3254 or FA 24)525. upright Commercial Freeity and In Voluils County, pay, steady work, bonus, in­ 27. Special Service* •r. Contact Mr. Puillnger. 165 Acres 224,000. NICE large S bedroom furn. surance, retirement. Apply 322-7222. 120 Acres $21,000. MODERNI Cook and heat Apt. 1700 Magnolia. Winn Dixie. 23th sad French 10 Acres $27,000. water economically with IllT-Shirts 48 cents, rainwear, Ave. 40 Acres $ 9,000. 1 BEDROOM bouse furnlahed. Therm Bottled Gai. Miller work clothes, Paint. Armyai3ia Laurel Ave. $50 a Cali us now for information. Radio and Appliance. Its S. Navy Surplus 310 Sanford mo n t h . NO t-4842 or Park Ave. Pb. FA 3 0332. Ave. WANTED part time eorreiNO 14814. pondent for the lanford Piano Tuning and Repair Table mvlel G.E. T.V. $30. Nicely furnished Apartment area. Retired or acml-retircd W. L. Harmon — FA 3-4222 FA 2-0552. REALTOR 1N3UR0R persona also considered. Car for young eoupto. $50 ciientlal and some know­ month includes water ft FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Elect. Own entrance. 108 H a n d l i n g an types ledge of Credit Investigation. Reply by mail: Stating: aga, S. Holly. FA 2-2489. real estate. background, buiiuas or em­ WELAKA APARTMENTS: JOHN E. FOX ployment record end present Rooms private baths, 114 activities. Write, Dun ft REALTOR W. Flrat St. Bradatreet, lac.. P. O Box 110 N. Park Avenue 2204. Weat Bay 9t4tton, Phone 222 0559. S Bedroom furnished Apart­ Jacksonville I, Florida: At­ ment. Inquire Leonard's tention: W. P. Smith." Auto Clinic. 2661 S. Hiawa­ Lekeview home with lake privileges in South Sylvan tha or call FA 2-8611. Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m and 3 baths. Air-Condition­ PAINT INSIDE OR OUT. ed. Phone FA 2-7194. house. 82* Escambia. Ph. FREE ESTIMATE. FA 2 0274. FA 2 9180. 2 Bedroom House, in quiet Furnished lovely 3 bedroom neighborhood, living room Children kept FA 2-4182. Apartment. Lake Golden. 13 * x 17’. dining room, Lake privilege!. FA 3-0274 Florida room, central heat, Good old fashiooed child oak floor*. Lot 100' x 100'. car* in my home for pre­ FURN APT. 2X0 Uenonvllte. school children. White. 110,500. $8,000 mortgage. Hour, day or week. 107 (Term* arranged) C a l l Will share 2 bedroom house lliy i Drive. FA 2-1470. Cell completely furnished. 817 TE 8-1737. 318 Warren St. LIBERAL Tit AUKS - EASY TERMS between 2 ft 4 p. m. Longwood. Catalina. REN T A B E D Rollaway, Haepital ft Baby Do K yourself peat anotnl. i m z if Zag. tfahaa batto* Why par • high price hr holei, darns, with fuaran­ ter.. 4 payment* of fT.19. seat control la prwea avwaiwi in ffont waae boaae er plate aI baste***. Do Pb. PA 29411. It yourself and aavo M or more. I Months guaran- H ow grown Tomatoes. lie ft 2Sc lb. are* Red Potateaa. 0 . M. Zlttrower. SOI Perby the formulster et 1H1 aimmoi Art. SURE DEATH CfBICTI* Cl DEB, and aprnyer turn- FREE Vae of our Carpet Gateway To The Waterway lahad. For Information and Sbampoocr with purchaae Robson Sporting Goods free delivery call Raymond of Blue Lustra shampoo, Your EYlXHtJDS Dealer Carroll’a furniture. Wooda. PA 1-30*1. W 4 I E. let P I FA M W LM N ENTERPRISES ... .... MERCURY 4 Door Auto, Air Load. Power Brake*. Steering .......... CHEVROLET 4 Door Auto. Tran*.. Mr Cwod. LOCATIONS Builder* of |e* a Greco sod Leagdal* Harold Logto. President ORLANDO CH 1-5160 - ... $1293 NOW 1166 James A. Rates, Service Mgr. David II. Moure, 3lgr. New Car Dept. Paul Caaon, Mgr. Used Car Dept. Gladys O. Cornett, Clerk Earl Younger f . M. linger* II. E. Webb Jack Waddell Jack C. Leonard W'Ulard Harrison Jarrell Smith Joseph Diebold William llnghes Gary Gibson fcddte T. Webb Stephen L. Willis ^ [ r a r Tb l e r �i • v > -A A ROYAL TREATMENT IS IN STORE FOR THE FIRST CITIZEN OF OUR COMMUNITY I to the F or A L W A Y S SAVE M O N EY 63’s First New Citizen Proud Parents o f 63fs newest arrival 1847 R ogers To The Parents O f For 63's First A rrival T h e Little New Year” Bros. Educator Set (Feeding Spoon & R attle) uinmcTi'r nAKKICM 3 beau ty nook compliments o f (i)stfd Jewelry Pinecrest Inn 25 Birth Announcements W elcom e L ittle 1963 FOR THE NEW BABY PLAY-PEN PAD 8ENKAR1K WILL GIVE uAn Expert Framing Job*’ ON BABY’S FIRST PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL PRINTING a LITHOGRAPHING Complete Hom e O utfitters SANKOHI), FLA. PHONK 921-2981 SANFORD, FLA. | *-.C ~ PhoM FA 2-4122 1 - Week's Free DIAPER SERVICE To •.«. •!* . ' . :- s .. The Lucky Little N ew Year: JOHNSON A JOHNSON A Beautiful Leather-broad Family Record Album WITH GOLD IMPRINT OP FAMILY KAMI B tiy Gift Set INCLUDISrProdar. 210 Magnolia Art. SANFORD, FLA. PhoM FA 2-5181 Our G ift Suduvuk G LASS & P A IN T CO., Inc. 116 W . First S t ) Little N ursing Supplies and Vitam ins list & Anderson FA 2-0392 of M agnolia TOUCHTON’S For PLATEX NURSER KIT Toys and CONTAINS! M dbpoMbl. hottlM • hotlb holder. .Ml cap. • u u n l actloa aippU. 1 M tiM th npMOor ONLY M-M AddiUaaat DiepoMbUBotiU. U far f l .l l Games For A ll A ges A n d Occasions • DELIVERY Aay«h.ra la SwtaoM Co.aty GIFTS • Touchton - Liggett R Id at Magaolla K 26 It-A French Art. DRUG STORE FA 2 NEW CARDS • BO O K S Plaecreet Shoppe From WILSON - MAIER Little M iss or M aster the Lucky First Baby YEAR WILL RECEIVE A ------ “Tot Toter" Will Start Ufa A. A Capital!* With A Th. Moat vtnaiil. Baby Chair em th. Market • Adloit.bl. Car B*.t • Play Mat fee Outdoor, or I .d ..n 1963 TaHorad or Regular Stylo W in n Baaitary Deodirin d Diapar Pall. AMAZINGLY LOW COST Lew Thaa Heme Lauadcrtag B aby's To l N S ^ n S r BABY D IA P E R SERVICE, Inc. • • The Record — Wlfl Gbo a — PLATEX Party Paata aad Corer-AIl To The Proud Parents O f CrMM All Baby Needs 2nd. & Ph. F A 2-5965 Saaford, Florida A Com fy, Easy - T o • Clean Compliments STORE BABBIBTr SLAWTKR IN 8. Oak A t*. F r o m ... Complimenla of • Adjustable For Peodiag Time • Light aad Ka.lMry For Complete Hom e Furnishings on E asy Credit SHOP — aad itaff Wilson• Maier HEADQUARTERS FOR: Filai aad Fi.UKI.g *S A N E O R D AAAirnc iuuQ 1-DAY DEVELOPING SERVICE kal FURNITURE Bank 23th. & PARK CO. High Trad. la A IW m m Wo Ghr. TV Staap. 311 F.. lat SL F A 2-2 � 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, 1962 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 31, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 1962. 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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" rel="noreferrer noopener"><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/afb40af781c1ed88cc00ef1f76acbb1d.pdf 409f1bfc45c60d5d4e0a97c4b154151d PDF Text Text SH tv % ‘' v ’ - - ' ; W V v■*;> -y ' ; PAGE 10 SPACE AGE SANTA arrived In Caawlberry thU year in a capeule. H en he geta a helping hand from some of hla reindeer aa Rudolph and other* wait in the eMgh out of camera range on the nearby garage. Dcaigna for the Lake Kathryn home w en made by 14-year-old Tommy Vdtch, eon of Mr*. Marion Veitch. (Herald Photo) and dlatrifaoted last Saturday by the Lions Club of Casselberry. Amlattog wlth the annual pro. jeet were, from left, Lion Ben Event; Mr*. Even* of the Camel berry Women'* Chib; Corn* mender Harold Kryder of American Legion Me* mortal Poet SS6; Lions Tom Hueeton, Frank Morris, Cart Jack; Paul Altan a and A. J. Bar* dahl; Holhe Johnaon from VFW Poet 10060; Mr*. Johnaon from the Poet Auxiliary; Lion Millar Evana; Mr*. Hone Bennett of the South Seminole Democratic Women’* Club and, kneel* in# a t right, .VFW Poet Commander George Howard. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Genie Fritter, Mrs. June Nowell nod ¥**. Mar* Jarie Ackerman. The mow got an to a spo­ ts cular start with Mrs. Coesin modeling s white laco bathing suit which was lined with fleeh-fooed material. Bm carried a matching Jac­ ket Both wort styled by Alia of MiamL During tho rest of tho show n total 13 styles rang­ ing through drsssta, sports clothes, lingerie, slippers Jewelry, bags and sweaters, all from the shop, were •>«*-*•— -- ^ r r i ‘ * ■-i* It Churdi Has Annual Program Name# o< Lyman High stodsuts making th# honor roll during tho second six weeks period were announced just before the holiday vacation by the school (acuity. Included oe the list wore, 10th grade; James Congeltoa. Larry Moore, Susan Tate, Donald Patrick, Elaine Haynit, Bonnie Layoon—<straight A’s), Mary Mldgette, Sharon Tucker, Andrew Htnely, Cathy Eicher, Judith Kacar, Bea­ trice Savarese, Penelope Vaughn, Larry Marshall, Kenneth Taylor, Charles Betty Field, Sharon Lovell. Gilds Pettinati, Nellie Rupe, Jeanne Sears, Cheryl Eddy, Dona Friend, Karen Hall, Mary M u r r a y . Elisabeth Scbupback, Franklin Johnson, Chsrles Kern, Jed Schembera and Mary Etta Roberts. THE SOUTH SEMINOLB Welcome Wagon New* comers Club eaw exciting holiday style* in a Fashion Show presented at the club meeting last week by Carole’s of Longwood Plaza. Among fashions shown wars, from left, a two-piece green and whits print cotton twill by /tu n a Leif u* modeled by Mrs. June Newell; Mrs. Bar- and Young of the First Baptist ii. —— Q— — w|euj«r lor n easel Is* party throughout Lour woad last Friday evening white riding on a haywagoa pulled by a tana of mutes. Raymond Chaffin, Stetson student whs la choir director ot the Btotaoa Baptist Church, lad the music with Jim Aus­ tin, Lon*wood Choir dir- Drive Chairman Needs Workers Mlae M e l o n Snodgrass, chairman far tho annual - -i March of Diaac la tho Eahas asked that enroot having time to voluafor making ealls in the drive contact bar In the near tare. She slen asks that residents I* make their to Uda worth... actor, also a Stetson student, playing the piano. Ths haywagoa aad mutes were furnished and led by Jimmy Belter aad Police Chief and Mrs. Claud* Lays provided an escort. After making the complete rounds of the tows the carol Deoth Saddens Community Residents of CaterurlM wore saddened last week to tears of the death of Rev. T. W. Carlton who spent several yean la tho community with hla (amity, Rev. aad Mrs. Bascorn Csrltoa. superintend­ ent of th# Methodist Child­ ren’s Home. Known affectionately aa "Grandpa" to children at the homo and throughout tha community, bo aad Mrs. Carlton moved some Us ago to thalr own home la *—- - * * - *t*i— Sunday School Class Has Parly bora Coaain wna ready for a gala evening in a red, lace-topped drems with a full chiffon eklrt; a beige wool knit with gold metallic thread* w*s shown by Mrs. Gene Fritter and Mr*. Marjorie Ackerman dressed for an evening a t home in black silk shantung Capri pants with yellow chiffon overblous*. (Herald Photos) singera returned to the church recreation hall where games were lad by Chaffin. Refreshments of cookies aad hot chocolate climaxed a wonderful evening lor tha young people. Those taking part were Sammy Kaltoy, Patrick Shea, Barbara Mtumer, Linda Brown, Stave Powell, Larry Miller, Ted Hauser, Lynn Miller, Mike Harvllle, Carla Lommler, Margo Kearns, Ray Goodwin aad Barbara tad Janice Lommler. Adults taking part other than those already named were Margie Showers and Mrs. Btolse Lommler. DeBary HD Club Has Luncheon B y M is. Adana M aile r This yea r t C h r i s t m a n Luncheon of the DeBary Home Demonstration Club was held last Thursday at the Commun­ ity Center with N members present for the occasion. Mr*. William Reich was ihainuA of tho commitloo In charts of plannlas and serv­ ing tha luncheon and aha and tboeo of bar eommlttss all won gaily decorated holiday iprona. * | Wackiag with kaa weew Ura. George Wright, Mrs. Lewis Ritter, Mrs. Paulina Pettit, Mrs. Kress Walter, Mrs. Nich­ olas Gerstcnek, Mia. Herbert Vttt aad Mrs. Arthur Sinclair. Mrs. John R. Rayfuse la charge of table decorations which ware beautifully la tha seasonal theme. A musical program by tha DeBary Choristers under tha direction of L a a r a P i a t t Brown with Mrs. Ludwig Ru­ pees aa pianist, was present­ ed foUewiag the Girl Scouts Plan Dance In DeBary DeBary Girt Scouta will sponsor a holiday dance for Junior aad oenlor high school students Saturday from p. m. until It p. m. at tha De­ Bary rtro Halt Parents of tho girts will serve ns chaperones. Refreshmeats will be served and n ■mill admUnion will bo e W | ed at tha door to cover ex- By Jaao Casselberry The Seventh Grade Sun­ day School Class of the Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church held a Christ­ ina* party UK Saturday night at the home of the teacher. Miss Eleanor Zukowskl on N. Triplet Dr. In Casselberry. The group enjoyed play­ ing games and listening to tho ChrlKmas Story with a background of recorded Christmas carols. RefreahreeaU of cake, cookies, candies, eggnog or soda wera served. The cake was the handiwork of Mlsa Zukowski’a mother. Mrs. Joseph Zukowskl, and was decorated with peppermint candy canes and garlands of gum drops. Those attendlag the party were Linda Milter, Patty Harvitle, 'Gall Atchison, Lin­ da Waltman, Susie Webber, Suite Miller, R o s e Aon WooJs, Sally Lunn, Metenda Casselberry. Ricky Shook, Steve Duncan, Teddy McMil­ lan. Billy Marshall and Dar­ win Shea. Assisting with party ar­ rangements were Mrs. Rich­ ard Webber and Miss Loieaone Wagner. By M m teodgraaa i Thursday at the Barnett i covered dish ripper at * The aaeoal Christmas par- Memorial Msthodist Church p. a . The (Urn. "The LKtteet An* gel,” was followed by read­ ings of “ ‘Twee tha' Nlgbl Before Christmta” aad "Le­ gend of the Christmas Roes’* aad tbs singing of carols. Whan Santa arrived some N children received paeksges of candy and treats. Circle Y girls and MYP boys decorated the church parlors aad Christmas tree for tha event Slavia PTL Asked To Buy Film Machine SANTA VISITED the Barnett Memorial Metho­ dist Church last Thursday night with gifts of candy and balloons for some 00 youngsters. Chatting with him here are, from left, Kevin Wllborn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby WUborn and Danny Neal, non of Mr. and Mr*. Danny NeaL (Cox Photo) By France* Wetter The Youth Choir of the C o m m u n Ity Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary pre­ sented the Christmas Can­ tata, “ Music of Christmas," Sunday night, under the dir­ ection of Sirs. Kay Sassman. Choir members performing were Michael Parkinson, Sue Brooklyn, Debbie Hickson, Trresa Davis, Jan Rouse, 800 Attend Annual Party In Longwood By Deans Estes Longwood’s annual Christ­ mas party, held last Thurs­ day evening at the City Park, delighted nearly too young­ sters who consumed BM hot dogs, 1,000 cooes of cotton candy and 9*4 cupcakes. Santa landed at Slade’s Airport out on SR 431 and was picked up by the Long­ wood Fire Truck for the trip Into town, lie arrived at the party at 7:43 p. m. with gifts for all tha children pre­ sent who ranged In age from three months to II years. Plans, already in the mak­ ing for next year’s party, call for the event to be held la Uw afternoon. Linda Nelson, Carol Dodson, Rebecca Pilcher, Gayle Ro­ berts, Bonnie Unger, Dudley Rouse, Jimmy Simmons, Bar­ bara Fletcher, Donna Cress, Stanley Howell, David Alex ander and Keith Keogh. Preceding this special mu steal program, a Christmas play, "Gifts In A Stable," was presented by the young people of the church under the direction of Harold Un­ ger. UPY members taking part la this were Terry Bucklew, Steve WUUs, Balph Unger, Billy Lowe, Larry Chester, Earl Roberts, Sooja Wester. The Youth choir also stag a variety of Christ mss Carols during tha change of scenery between the two acts. Tha first scene waa a modern youth dub room, the second scene shifted hack to time of Christ’s birth. Following the program the young people's group went on a hay ride and caroling around the community and then back to the home of Rev. and Mrs. John Pilley for refreshments. Tha children’s group was invited to the home of Mr. aad Mrs. Cbarleo Sassman for a Christmas party with an exchange cf gifts, and re- By Joan LyLe Tho monthly mooting of to Slavia Portent-Teacher Lea gut waa held in the achool au dltorlum on Dee. 18. Member* were asked to eon aider purchasing a film atrl machine of the type which ha been on trial us* at the scho< although Its coat Is somawha higher than previously quote price*. An expression of commend atlon waa extended the floa committee for work on th prise winning entry In the an nual Jaycee Christmas Farad and a letter was read statin that the school would be not! fled when its plaque was to b presented. Th# program, directed b Sira. Carl Lang, was give with Mrs. Andrew Duda read ing the C h r I a t m a a Storj Slides also wera shown an Christmas music complate tha presentation. Refreshment# of doughnut and coffee wera served by Mr Andrew Hikler, Mrs. H. Pen py and Mrs. Dan Dlnda. January hostesses will 1 Mrs. Charles Driggers, Mr Kenneth Rice and Mrs. H. ] McBride. Airman Home For Holidays By Jane Casselberry Airman Apprentice Pi Willetts, son of Mr. Mrs. David Colborn of ( selberry, is bom* on weeks leave from Gi Lakes Naval Training tion in Illinois where he In Boot Camp. Philip, who Joined th* N on Oct. 1 has been nai to the Honor Guard and qualified for Aviation Mac i*ta School. He la th* < one in his cists not ha1 a high school diploma qualify for a Clast A act After graduating from 1 Camp on Jan. 11 he will sent to Memphis, Tcna., further training. He will leave here on 1 U to ratuoa to Croat La �% lelSfr-ZiT m 42> U ♦ <r c i o ^ T w ik l win b* la I far (to toUCiji Tto Clack win k r w t o n at to a ttM c i) twty-kaind little fM , kiting to r lip I* keep kick tto t e m , (topped a Her­ ald laparter on the (treat ► > Thursday afternoon with the aoeittea. “Do you know when , Aunt Dally live( V . . . Thu* •txrtiag a (earth lor relatives of Malady Ann, who told us aha tired la Jacksonville! bar name, but What’a your Dad­ dy’s n a m e f she replied (of coaree) "Daddy." • • • To tto rescue of the pretty little lady In distress came the White Knight on his charger, Herald Circulation Manager Frank Voltoline who said . . . ' *T know who you are and 1 know who your Daddy Is, too.” • • • The last we saw of them, they were trudging down the street, tto lost little girl, (not lost any more) dinging fast to the hand of the White Knight, who looked pleased and proud . . . « • • • City, Manager Named Defendants In Action M. L. Saxon, of Saxon Ter­ mite Control Company of Holly Hill, through his attor­ ney, Msuricw Wagner, flted two suits on two couots, each in Circuit Court Thursday against the CUy of Sanford and City Manager W. E. Knowles. One brief concerning a news story which appeared in tto Sanford Herald, Dae. ft charged that statements attributed to Kaowlts were "false, wiekrdly and mali­ ciously intending to Injure and destroy the business, good reputation and credit of the plaintiff in his in­ dividual and business capaci­ ties’’ and asked $190,000 on the first count, which was ■gainst Knowids and $230,000 in the second count against the City of Sanford. A second brief was filed, with the same charges and suit, because of a story which appeared in tto Or­ lando Sentinel Seminole, Vo­ lusia edition, bringing 9 total demand Judgment to If yon were born in Decem­ ber, you’ve only got two more days to get your driver’s li­ cense, or you’ll have to pay ex tn . Another Hole • • • Blasted In Wall And speaking of driver’s li­ censes, you had better hang onto the ooe you have, because By Berliners If you ever have to take the test over, you may be in trou­ ble. Safety Education Officer Vinca Smallwood of the FHP told a civic dub recently that to often Just walks in and (as of the program) hands written exam for a driver’s license. And w whatT . . . 75 perthem flunk, even when them grade their own (I * • * & Tto engineers of Reynold*. Smith and Uilfs have written the city manager that a re­ quest by the city commission that ail possible sites for the proposed port terminal be list­ ed wiU be included in the re­ port. The engineers wrote that their analysis will seek to find "the most practical loca­ tion for a port and/or port fa­ cilities in relation to the over­ all economic commercial poteidial of the area under conalderatlon." • • • )| i Mayor Jimmy Crappa haa received a letter from Capt. Jtobort St. Ware of the Sanford Naval Air Station which points out that the station is here on ■ long-term basis. Capt. Ware wrote the may­ or that he plans to improve the "long term appearance of the station" by planting of mure trees and added land­ scaping. • • • • • * sseo.eoo i p M tto City af Tto plaiatlff denied tacit and every statement, charge and lafaswnca attributed to Knowlea under Public Law $479 an making "false, scan­ dalous, malicious and deft• j Herald Index Tax collector John Galloway Bridge says there is no point to set­ Classified — Cornice — ting up an office for license Dear Abby lags out Kern Park way. Editorial — Would cost a lot of money and Entertainment would mean nothing to the Page Legal* county. Urges instead that Puss la south end drivers get their tags by malL Us lays it costs Society Sport* pnly half a buck more for i Chusikea W B A IU B t OowJy, with drixxln through toB lfht Low. M. VOL. U United Pruun Loured v tlra EstabB shnd IM S F R I„ D EC EM B ER S8, IM S . eNa).* SANFORD, FL O R ID A ■* , NO. t i l ( »• Tto suits gwotsd tto stortou printed by totft papers, ha ttotr entirety, categorically denylag tads President Puts Personal Touch To Cuban Action / ^ PALM BEACH (UPI)—President Kennedy haa decided to atop personally into n highly emotional situation In South Florida to dramatize thin country's intention to help upset the Cuban regime of Fidel Castro. The chief executive will fly to Miami Saturday ~ ~ “““ J U U lU t... ‘Write* S tart Fighting Flares EL1SABETUV1LLE, Katan­ ga (UPD—United Nations and Katangese forces exchanged heavy gunfire, including mor­ tar bursts, today after Katan­ gese troops launched an at tack on UN positions outside this secessionist c a p i t a l . "Numerous’* casualties were reported. Citrus Cost Up LAKELAND (UPD-Houaewives across tto nation will soon ace (rash Florida citrus return to supermarkets, but they ran expect to pay pram ium prices. The first ship­ ment of fresh citrus following a 10-day embargo were expect­ ed to begin moving today. But citrus officials warned that the movement will be very light. Labor Shifted TALLAHASSEE (UPI 1-Mi­ grant laborers are being shift­ ed from the vegetable farming areas in South Florida to cit­ rus region* In Ua* bop* of saving some of the (nut hit l’*ge by the hardest Florida frees* 7-8 of tto century. The State Era Page 7 Service hoped to Page workers te tto eitby the end *f the i ’age • . l ,‘ Page axtary libel mad M • WASHINGTON (UPD-The Bt'BLLV (UPD—A home­ Post Office Department plana made bomb blastod a 10-foot to start tto m w year off •quart bole in the Berlin wall early today, shattering 000 ’•write" by Issuing new ball­ point pen* to tto asUoo's It,windows but Injuring no ooe. Wait Berlin police said tto ooo post offices. windows broke from the con­ clusion of tto blast within a Alcatraz Closing radius of 200 yards. Damage WASHINGTON (UPD-Tb* to tto wall was negligible. No federal penitentiary on Alesrefugee* escaped through tto trax Island in Sxn Francisco bole. The bl#st occurred shortly Bay will to closed by next after mrjttSWTrt' the 'corner rJiily and It* p'risotors will to of Zlmmerstraiae and Linden- confined in other U. S. prisons. strasse in West Berlin. 11 failed to dent a second thicker Damages Listed wall a few feet behind the JACKSONVILLE B E A C H site. The East Berlin side in (UP1>— Official* of Jackson­ that area is vacant land and ville Beach and neighboring wartime ruins. A wooden police observation Neptune Beach figured Thurs­ platform on the west aide of day the towns spent a total of $24,274 for emergency work the wall was damaged. The door and show-window of a and materials during the re­ cent Atlantic Ocean storm. tobacco and liquor store near­ by were smashed and stock Hopes Dim spilled into tbs street. During the night a 22-year- RAWALPINDI, P a k i s t a n old East German border guard (UPI) — Hopea dimmed today fled in uniform to West Ber­ for any constructive outcome lin. He crossed the barbed of the Indian-Pakistanl talks wire barricades into the north­ on the Kashmir* dispute now ern section of tto city, un­ in their second day. Reliable noticed by his fellow guards. sources said It was unlikely any more formal meetings West Berlin police said. At least 17 refugees reach­ would be hold after today. ed Berlin safety since the be­ ginning of Christmas week, in­ Jake Surprised BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. cluding eight members of two families who crushed through (UPD-John (Jake the Bar­ Communist barriers in an ar­ ber) Factor said Thursday he had contributed to both politi­ mor-plated bus. cal parties and wae shocked by a Republican demand that President Kennedy give asAuthor Adopts lurence Factor's Christmas pardon was not influenced by 60-Year-Old campaign contributions. The city commissioner* aald Thursday night that they don’t believe a raise in member­ ship dues In the Florida Lea­ gue of Munidpolitiei is war­ ranted and advised the city manager to send along the old Secretary As Son fee of $400 and see what hap­ NICE, France (U P l)-B rltpens. The league sent a bill iah author Somerset Maug­ for $300 for the dues for the ham, M, legally adopted his coming year, with no explana­ 60-year-old privata secretary tion for the increase. Alan Hearts aa hie too, court • • • records showed today. Tbergen Industrie* Carp.. The aged author went to a located In the Industrial Park local notary last April 12 and three miles south o( Oviedo In bad legal adoption papers the Lake Charm area, la ex­ drawn. They wars formally pected to get into full swing racognisad by a court tors next week. The business, June 7. which will manufacture 110 Neither Maugham nor hia volt AC generators and will secretary was available for open with eight to 10 employes, comment at Maugham's resi­ hopes to bare at least 30 per­ dence on the Riviera. sons at work within the next Maugham reccnUy started a three months. court action here to gain a • • • declaration that gifts made to Don McNeil, who has been bis 47-year-old daughter Eiiia Breakfast Clubbing it ail bath, now Lady John llopo, these year*, will put the San­ were illegal. Tha sum involved ford area in the spotlight U reputed to to in the region Sunday on Channel 9 TV when be stages the "telling of the of $14 million. exciting story of Mackle Built Deltona." The program U scheduled for 7 p m. seoe.ooo - % by helicopter to speak to tto assembled survivor* *f “Bri­ gade 2306," the military organ­ isation of Cuban refugees an badly ranted la tto abortive 1961 Bay of Pig* Invasion. More than 1,109 of tto men were ransomed from Castro prisons this week with aa es­ timated |79 million worth a* medical supplies, food and credit for tto Communist government of Cub}. The formation of Brigade 2306 for Inspection by tto pres­ ident will lake place at 10;20 a.m. Saturday la tto 90,000aeat Orange Bowl stadium where families and friends of the recently liberated captives are expected to gather by the thousands. Tto ehtef executive will ■peek at the end of what promised to be an emotional ceremony. Arrangements for his appearance were made late Thursday by a delegation representing the prisoners. The six members of the group, most of them lean and gravefaced after 20 months of Cuban prison squalor, ipent 70 minutes talking with Kennedy at the Palm Beach residence where he and hia family a rt spending the holidays. The men fresh from prison filth and suffering resembled a group of mourners in new black suite and unsmiling faces. Tto president did his best to make them feel at home, serving tell cool drinks in the patio of hia residence and presenting the men to his wife, Jacqueline, who spoke with tto delegation in fluent Spanish. .Manuel Artime, 30. was the ranking civilian officer repre­ senting the Cuban Revolution­ ary Committee In Brigade 2306. He was such a firebrand that Caitro demanded $300,000 special ransom for him. Justice Delays Work Ruling WASHINGTON |UP1) — Supreme Court Justice Wil­ liam O. Douglas today delayad until Jan. 9 tha effect ef a lower court d e c i s i o n that would allow the nation’* railrootle to eliminate “featherbedding" or unnecessary work. Originally, tto ruling woe to have gone Into effect Jan. f. WINNERS OF THE JAYCEE Christman lighting context hold trophies presented to them at a luncliwm Thursday a t the Civic Center by Lighting Contest Chairman Harold Rowland. At left (in dark glasses) la S. A. Lindstrom winner of the beat overall residential display. Next are Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wsible, first place religious and Mrs. Charles H. Polley J r, second; Mrs. A. P. Fletcher, first piece traditional and Mr. and Mrs. George Ferrante, second place: F. E . Cola took first Hi artistic with Robert Jernigan (with mother) eecead. A t light la W. A. Norris, of Norria TV shop, wlnnar of the best commercial display. (Hsrald Photo) Be/ Hospitalized Medicare, School Aid Push Eyed City To Proceed PALM BEACH (UPI) — Thufeday, Kennedy met with expected to exceed $30 billion. On Acquisition 01 By Fall Off Truck President Kennedy swung hia Defense Beeralary Robert 8. Wednesday. Kennedy began Charles (Rickey) Esclavon. legislative planning for 1963 McNamara, Deputy Secretary hie discussions by ironing eut 12, son of Ur. and Mrs. Ed­ today to consideration of bow Roswell L. Gilpatrie, and the next year’* tax reduction pro­ Old Post Office Joint Chiefs of Staff. They tU posal* with, Treasury Secrpward C. Esclavon of Longwood,. w*p'seriously Injured Thursday afternoon when to (ell out a pickup truck driven by his brother, Robert, 18, near Saniando Springs, the Highway Patrol reported. Rickey was standing in Uw back of tto truck when they entered a curve and the right wheels of tto vehicle went off tto road. Robert tried to straighten out and as tto truck swerved hie brother fell from the truck. He lauded on his shoulder* and the back of hie bead, suffering a suspected frac­ ture of tto skull and severe lacerations of the bead, ac­ cording to Tpr. C. E. Tom­ linson, who reported tto ac­ cident Tto boy was taken to Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital and transferred to Orange Mem­ orial lloepital, O r l a n d o , where hia condition wae re­ ported as "fairly good" this morning. Compensation Tax C u tS e t TALLAHASSEE (Ui’l) — The Industrial Commission expects to cut tto minimum unemployment compensation tax rate more than one-hatf during 1966, Chairman Wor­ ley Brown revealed today. Brown said the tax, paid by employers, we* l.l per cent of an employer’* payroll dur­ ing 1962. Tha commission proposes to cot this figure to A pee cent for the coming year. When Oviedo Gets A Siren, It Goes All Out At tto height of tto Cuban air at elL erisi* when everybody was ex­ It stands over four feet high, tremely Civil Defense con­ la four feet in diameter, scious, the Oviedo Town Coun­ weighs over 700 pounds, and cil entered n new $1,00) siren the council proudly assert* it to replace the now almost U the largest fir* siren in worn set device which haa Seminole County. served t h e e e m m n n l t y f o r There are seven tone open­ years. ing* and it will have separate A few days ago it arrived oscillations for fire call and and the town fathers are in n Civil Defense warnings. It la state ef consternation over equipped with a 10 horsepower whet to do with it. It elands in motor. the fir*house, still r rated, The council men all declare while town talk goes on over they hod not anticipated re­ whether to hire a bridge build­ ceiving such a big item when ing company to make e ******* they lightly told Fite Chief Bo for R, or whether to even try Lingo to go ahead and order a and gut Ua thing u# « too J new siren. to get Congress to approve two politically • significant eregrams it spumed this year. Medical care fur the aged under Social Security (Inane* ing was understood to be high on the agenda for talks by the president today with Health, Education and Wel­ fare Secretary Anthony J. Celebreue. So was federal aid to education. The administration will try again next year for federal aid to public schools, aa well as to higher education. This proposal has been batted down twice in Congress, but administration experts believe each passing year reduces some of the opposition. Much tto same thinking was behind the president’s decision to push again for medicare. He and bis advisers sense what they regard as slowly growing public support for the plan. This was Kennedy’s third day of talks on the vacation White House with cabinet of­ ficial* and other high adminis­ tration aides on next year's budget, reported at an all time high in excess of (99 billion and the 1963 legislative pro­ gram. Auto Licenses To Go On Sale The new 1983 automobile license pistes will go oa sate Wednesday at the tag office in the Seminote County Court house. Tax Collector John L. Galloway said today. Galloway, who serves as sgeot for the state motor ve­ hicle commission, called at­ tention to the fact that mall service is available tor those who do no* have time to call at tto courthouse tor the tags. ‘T o obtain e tag by mail, all that 18 necessary Is to mall in your 1962 auto regis­ tration card with the remit­ tance for tto coat of tto tag phie $0 cents nulling cost, and the tag will to mailed to you." Galloway pointed out A plain tag, bearing the Seminole County designation number, 17, without any tet­ ter suffix will cost $16, H mailed. Ooe with tto 17D designa­ tion will cost $11 and one with 17W will to $21. The teg office will to open daihr except Saturday aed Sunday from 9 a. m. te S V- a . but stamped ftaql approval on tsry Douglas Dillon and *ih«* T to City a ftcordhlgh military budget fiscal sdvissri.* '*■ Thursday with lta effort to acquire tto old poet efflew building fog use as a public library. T to problem of a library certifies flow requirement was pointed eat aa a possible feetor In halting tto city’s effort to acquire tto building for this woe, but commissioners A constitutional amendment TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — decided to proceed. Former House Speaker Wil­ creating a supercourt would City M a n a g e r W. K. liam V. Chappell say* a state- simplify slate-backed changes Knowles told tto commission In the federal constitution, backed bell te rolling to emend that ha thought tto details Chappell raid. the U. & Constitution to pre­ The plsn being k l e k e d for acquisition of tto building vent federal courts from In­ around would allow n consti­ from the General Services Ad­ terfering with legislative re- tutional convsntioo to be call­ ministration c m bn worked ed upon approval by the legis­ oat. apportionment. Chappell said Thursday he latures of two-thinia of the will ask Gov. Farris Bryant to nation’s 60 states. Changes in call a one-day special session the constitution would become of the Legislature Jan. 16 to law upon approval of threeform plana to havo Congress fourths of the state legisla­ create a supercourt to rule on tures. federal court Jurisdiction in The formsr House speaker rases involving states’ right*. aaid there is n “possibility’’ WASHINGTON (UPI) — the Lvgisletura will arcady be The Air Force (misted today in respportlonment special that last Saturday’a test of session an Jan, 16. the Skybolt missile was a suc­ He said if the Legislature Is cess, but Informed source# in­ In ecislon but hue not agreed dicated the performance woe on a rvapportionment settle­ considerably less than 100 per ment, he will ask the lawmak­ cent. The recent frecse bis er! to devote one day to states The military services cus­ rights. tomarily drscrito such a test created some problems for Chappell said thare la still aa a success If it provides in­ Sanford refuse collectors ind hop* the Legislature ran re- formation sought in n partic­ tto City Commission voted district itself before the reg­ ular experiment. But this docs Thursday night to ask the ularly scheduled April session. not always mean that a mis­ cooperation of residents in The former speaker said he sile hit a target. would go along with statutory In Saturday’s test near Cape solving ooe of them. Residents having damaged rvapportionment—If a consti­ Canaveral, It was reported, the citrus (rug from dooryard tutional amendment followed Skybolt did not carry a noso trees or groves are asked to in 1963, or 1965 at the latest. rone for protection on re-en­ But, hs added, “the test time try Into the atmosphere, and place such fruit in some sort of box or container when 1 c h e e k e d , there weren’t therefor* burned up. Moreover, according to In­ putting it out for the collec­ enough votes committed to the statutory approach, though It formed sources, It would hav* tors. There te so much fruit be­ was close enough that a con­ missed ths target by epproxiing piled out for collection centrated effort could throw J matrix 100 miles If the 1cone had been in place. by tto refuse trucks that R ua uver the top." gets scattered and te diffi­ cult to clean up when not in some sort of container, tto city manager pointed out. Tto refuse department ex­ pects about two more weeks of extra work in cleaning up frown shrubbery, fruit and other frwexa-created rub­ bish. PLATTSBUHG. Mu. (UPI) birthday Nor. B by working In other action, tto com­ —When Clinton County Magis­ nil day. tin still drive* his mission denied free us* of trate A. R. Alexander takes own car, manipulating ths ve­ tto Civic Center by Mm Man- his oath of offico anew next hicle to work oven over key ford Mate Chorus; week, be wsnta no fanfare, roads. Designated tto Florida llo will bo atarting hia 13th "II* works nil day, *v«ry State Bank and Sanford At­ year at tha poet. day, winter and auaaoor," lantic Natl. Bank as official But, probably, a few will the a aside at said. depositories for tto coming raise tbeir eyebrows. And for Alexander, a car­ year. Alexander Is 103 years old. eer aa n Judge—which started Approved payment of a An suistant aaid "juat the when he was 9M-is Just an­ total of $73,300.61 on estimate usual ceremony" was plan­ other xdventure. II* already number five to tn* contrac­ ned for tto oath-taking. Alex* tod toon X school teacher, tor op tto sewage disposal ander doesn’t appreciate lawyer, postmaster and tew} plant. j "foUkro!" aod cerebrated his MS Ball Rolling To Get State's Rights Rule Skybolt Effort Still Studied Help Is Asked In Refuse Pickups Magistrate Wants No Fanfare At 103 �' ' ij'} ***• ■M-V - r i--r* ! T W&Simmi >y * > - X x * 1- t;v; - Chorcb at tta krt wOl obta jfig k t during the rtp d tf T tt y. m. orsklp aorvira — l ay. Tbs t t m a dan wM bo ghr. ra by Sally WDUama. Coogrogatk —1 ringtts vin bo lad by Wyatt Harris Folds Jr., Batoy wuitoau vffl good tha aeripf o aad Art— Jh. Peons vBl otter tha prayer. Solotot far tha sanritn vfll I t Bay Ivey, Takiag part an a program of talks so tee theme, "What Christ Means te Ms in Col left" wDI he Gene Dtanaeck, Art— DeYouag, Jeh* Mara, Boaale Wilao* pad Wyatt Potts J r. HANFORD A L L IA N C E C H U R C H « M th o m m od th e L m o tR u re B arr­ ie* a t B r a n d o T roop t U , w hich i t d irected h r M r*. D onald Jo n ee t a d M re. Mehrifl S p u t a . New m e m b u t o f th e troop, <n o t t a o r d o r e e i b m include ( leb o ec * Better*, U n d e B o n e , Sueaa B h d n re ld e r, B e e O een G lare, N ancy Lyon*, M arth a P a rk e r, S ueaa Bpotta. Girl* w ho re ceire d one y e a r star* included Jeerfea B oodinot, J e r r y G reen, Candace Jonee, Ju d y M ansfield, Becky , Cindy M iller, E laine Owens, L y n n S ta n ta r an d P a n Taylor. ( H ta d d P hoto) Cathottc Pentcoosftm l K K. l i r a ..... . r u t w Tsatn Barries MU-WtoS Barrlta First Methodist Wleatrs a t tha aaaoal MR* day Settled aaotari t t Da* ■ary M n baas laaaaen d by tie DaBary Oaidsa Club which yroridad teams lor Judgtog (ha aiaay exhibits. to District Oea vieean vara Mr. aad Mrs. Wfllte* Notes DoppeUdt, 10 Jasmins Drtrt. H , n T u S nm ; Mn. WUEo Muehss sod baby, A EoQ Call of aB atudaals vill tab# p lan at tha U:M First Baptists a. m. aanleo aad all coDaga ( . a |< J* W V M r glria viQ bo tevttsd to ah te tha chain iokiat Mr this service vlU bo Mlsa Deanna Tha P in t Baptist Church Nichols. ei l o f u r i win hare a Now Tha en atag v o n ttp . syrYear's B n Watctmiiht Setrk o beginning at • p. m. wiQ be conducted entirely by Monday with e period of tbo students andor Um kad* erahlp of Miae Margaret music. Tha second part of tha pte* jeans. A reception la honor of tbo gram vill prorld# a period a< Mtkvablp aad faa foilov* students will bs held follow­ ad by a kstimoalal strrioc. ing the service with member* Bklta via bo pnaoetsd by of the Senior MYP as hosts dopartmrata of the Training Union under the dir action of Mn. Francis Beard, ebtir* BKSSS w m Mr. sad Mrs. Reads Beet of loafer^ e boy. Discharges Jo An* Williams, L i k a Mary'i Stanley Betuey, Lake Mary) Avaril CoqulUetU, Lake Marys Piero Donnas, Mario* Martin, Verbk Williams, Em. minaal Compton, LaVerna Weill. Jullne W.ber, William Duxbury, Irene BervrHt, Wil­ lie Choke, Maris Moloham, Juaalt* Wiles*, McCloud Ba­ by Boy, Mis. M ania Dyal and bahyi Mra. Lector Bryant and twin bobka. DECEMBER t t maa. The dosing prayar asrrico vill begin at 11:11 p. m. Dur­ ing this period the religious skit, "Sharing Christ with Urn Whole World" vill b t pre­ sented by the Training Union. Refreshments will ha sort­ ed during the evening. Watchnight Meet By Jana CaieiBerr / Tha Pralria Lake BapUet Church In Pern Park wfll hold a Watchnight Service Monday b o a I p. m. until ll:M a. a . Thar* will bs prayer aad fellowship. Retroshaonts will be served. Hoaorablo mootio* v ast to Mr. aad M n. Prod MoLar•a, M Iris Laao, • District Tvv vioners v a n Clyda Urban, M Aster Dr. •ad booorablo aaotloo to Mn. Edna Riley, » Asaka Dr.s District /Throe,r Mr. aad Baptists Plan Work Day In Longwood donning tho building and grounds to preparation for tho new year. Tho now pastor, Bar. Jack Lindsay, will conduct Us first servlets a t the church on Wednesday evening. Services this Sunday will bo conducted by Gena Bridges, ministerial student at Blai­ se* University. •f Sanford. Births Mr, aad Mrs. Patrick Erick­ son of Sanford, a boy. pbokirg* Bernice Pletoher, Lake Mon­ roe; Paulo Retried, Sanford. DECEMBER t t Edna Joyce Roberts, Lake Msfjr; Ethal Lao Walker. Effie Durden, Jeuie Soderblom. Julia Blundn, Gall Ann MaeFarlhne, Karen Blunden, Lu­ cille Parkiaa, Helen Starke, Emil Bkgra, Audrey Bishop, David H avklu, Clauds Den- By Jana Cuaoihorry Tha Community Mathodiet Church of Caasolbmy la planning a Now Year'a Eva program and Watehnigbt Ser­ vice for all agaa to bo held Mooday night at tha church. A Fellowship Supper will be held at 1 p. m. with everyone attending asked lo bring his own tabk service and favorite covered dish or dessert. The program will Include worship, singing, recreation and refreshments win be served. Two films of Interest to both children and adults will bo shown. They art "Talking Hinds," a pilot film for the new television serise, “Breakthru" and a film In color on "God and Scknco." The evening will bo climax, ad with a Midnight Commun­ ion Service. Casselberry Church To Hove Student Day By Jane Casselberry The Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church will ob­ serve Student Recognition Day this Sunday with the young people to be in charge of all three worship services. The Intermediate MYP will be in charge of the i:M a. m. service; the college students will have charge of the 11 a. m. worship and tho even­ ing service at T:tt p. m. will bo kad by members of tbo Senior MYF. Mr. and Mra. Tarry Perkins of Sanford, a girl Discharges Mra. Richard Whiting and baby. DeBary; Lucy Hallerman. Lake Monroe; Event Dent, DeBary; Charles Ware, Women’s Club To See Film t a f f lH H l L U TlSS p, m. T;SS p. an. Baptist Lutheran Prtflbyterian Church Of Christ s f lee H EART ---------------1 Accsptod SEMINOLE - OoBART COUNCIL P. 0. BOX IH SANFORD, P U L TO C. T. lforrt* — Pastor Rasa lav Meatta* IS:*# * m. (Pirn Banter) Coafaraaea .......... fill p. *m. (prtcdtnf tatareay) Tklrd Banter ___ T:l* p. m. Jot HsrvlU___ass's Pastor Christian Science WVSTS1D* HtSSIONART BAPTIST CMCSSC* Bib 81. * SSoUr A n. Paul tt. catUr — — Taster B a ite r S e r-k e * Sinter Bahaol _ lt:*« a. m. B a ite r B abeel___ U M a. m. •untey ■akjaatt Morning Worship It*# b. m. -Christian Beli b m * SUBlIif Wadaaadar Servian l:M p. m. Craning WarUts tltS p. m. RteSlae R oom) (Ts Cbartb Wadaatter Rdlttoe) t:*e-«:t» Toe* * Thnra. Prayaa aarvlas — M l p, m. L IS T YOUR CHURCH N O T IC E CALL FA 2-267/ These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice W ilaon-E ichelbergtr M o rtu ary Eunice L WUoew end Staff Tho American OR Company Progreaeive P rin tin g Co. J. M. Camera* sod S tiff W Q m -M alo r F u r n l t n o C*. Mr. aad Mrs. A1 WUaa* S ten slro m Realty Horb Btoastrwm aad Staff Mra. Appleby’s RraUurant lit N. Park Echols Itodding Company Mr. e*d Mrs. L P. Coroar Hollar M otor S a k s Co. Emmett Farrell A Stoll T h e R ltx T heatre BUI Lwvalooe A teapkyoee J . C. Penney Company Food F a ir Stores, Inc. Goorga Balky A Essplayaaa S a a fo H A tlantic N ational Bank Howard JL Hodges A l u f f S o u th ern N atu ral Gas Jobs Duo* A Staff Hid Lumber A Hardware Co. Memorial ta ^ B k ^ .lb ^ K A R C Il r M i fWli Gratefallf RELIGION IN ART. u collection of puintiiigs anil diaplaya by m em bers of the D eB ary A ria and C raft* Club, opened la s t week a t th e DeBary M an­ sion II oum . F eatured nr* paintings by Mra. L au ra Lock of P eL an d who poses w ith h e r copy o f an original Ruben which h angs in th a Museum o f A rt in Now York. , (Cox Photo) «av. rn Rath Orest — tesetao Sastev M a d — WjH a. a . MaralM WarttHp »»:*• * m. ■aster Broom* — tite *. m. vra* RlMa atufr - Tile * as. Dr. and Mn. Luthor TarbstJ, 3SS DaBary A n . sod to Mr. aad Mn. Okoa Smith, ill Atoma Ed. District Six, Edvard Thu­ rso, Mi Plaatatioo Kd. aad bonorabla ntntlon to Louisa DeVsntry, MO Auga VlsU. Area Church By Dora* Oran* Katas Beta. Members of the P in t Bap­ Plans Program tist Church of Longwood Into been requested to meet o t the Church ot 1 y. m. this And Communion Saturday for the purpose of Lydia Totten, D e B a v y i Charles Miaaor, Naples; Donala Vann, Barken Erickson, Praacoo B i a k o y , Ernestine Praia*, Wllllo Wators, Lida Stioe, Xugeno Ellsworth, Di- By Jgna Caaeelherry The Women's Club sf Cas­ selberry will see a dim ou rorneal transplant, " B o y With a Blindfold," next Wed ecaday at T;30 p. m. The fUm wlli be mppUed by Semteete ikapiul Ere Asia. The public ia in­ vited to Mr*, w nilaa Bolkmaa, 1U N artale Bd. wMk hoaorabk mratio* to Mr. i*4 Mrs. Vied Frasplra, I M a i n Dr. District four. Mr. aad Mn. Edvard X. WaRen, SO El* dorado Dr. with haaoraMo m otion to Mr. sad Mn. Ee* b e t Mclver, n Madsra E l ; district flvw, Mr. aad Mn. Edvard ABaa, lie Maria Kd. c a ta q a e r w w B anter Oakesl _ 1:11 a. m. Morals* Worokls itiSO n. m . ■ranln« Warship _ TlN p. so. Tats. i f N i n i S ta te F orm Insurance Companies Irvlag L Pryar aad Staff Mr. aad Mrs. M. R. Slrkktoad L. BsMaera sad Kmpkyoee Jimmy Creppe * | a v 1, * �% i Smuggled dispatches from Western diplomatJe and other tollable sources in Cuba re­ ported today that Fidel Castro te battling for his political life. The dispatches, delivered in Hew York City, reported that hit Image has been damaged, perbapo irreparably, by Nikita Khrushchev's unilateral ded- do* to remove Husains rock­ et* and bombers aad tbsir crtwi from Cuba. The Soviet action ra raftd Caitro's student followers, the dispatcbos said, and be was reported having trouble keep* tag them in Use. Cuba's seven million people, meanwhile, wen described as increasingly nstleaa over pro* longed shortages. The dispatches said th e n was continued anti-Castro ac­ JACKSONVILLE (UP!) Massive construction projects • t Urn world’* spaceport. Cape Canaveral, plus a start on an Improved state water control system, coat as esti­ mated HM million during IMS and mad* the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers here see of Florida'a biggest industries In 1S0. As Urn year closed the enmost Impressive dollar vol­ ume of work since Wocld War H to make Uw Jacksonvilla district the fourth tart­ est in the nation. Only Oma­ ha, Neb., Los Angeles and Tulsa, Okla., topped this of­ fice. District Engineer CoL H. R. Parfitt said Wedacsdsy the bulk of the year’s work was directed at the cape where construction and the purchase of real estate for expansion of the manned lu­ nar landing program totaled almost $9T million. The engineers also spent nearly $33 million on civil in projects, including operation and maintenance of navig­ able waterways. Altogether, the $1M million figure was almost double that of 19$L This year, however, the Jacksonville office's construc­ tion picture will be cut sharply as the asWly-created Cape Canaveral district of­ fice gets underway. Other military construction pro­ jects win be handled by the engineers' office at Savannah, Ga., leaving this district as strictly a civil works office to handle flood control, navi­ gation and beach erosion. Highlights for construction of the Good control project were the start of building on tivity in the interior but de­ scribed H as scattered and In­ effective. Mon serious for Castro, they said, was grow­ ing discontent among the peas­ antry. The dispatches cited ‘‘uncon­ firmed" reporta In Havana of similar discontent within the armed forces. Castro was said to be visit­ ing his alma mater, Uw Uni­ versity of Havana, almost nightly to keep his student fol­ lowers from open street pro­ m ts against what they term “Soviet treason." The dispatches cited protest rallies within the university, not only against Khrushchev but against university Rector Juan MarineOo, veteran pres­ the $ u mlUkm program to ident of the Cuban Communist improve the Kissimmee Riv­ party for to ysars. er, sod to build a network Diplomats said that tbs inof canals and water control structures in the Upper Kis­ tamal crisis In Cuba provoked by Khrushchev's action also simmee Basin. has caused a cleavage in Cu­ In addition, work waa start­ ban Communist ranks. ed on enlarging tn* flood- Such party atalwarta as way channel of the Caloosa- Ernesto (Che) Guevara, gen­ hatches River from Lake erally credited with having Okeechobee to the Gulf of been Instrumental In getting Mexico. A Plf-square mile the rockets and bombers Into water conservation area In Cuba, was described as “en-‘ Dade and Broward Counties raged" over the Russian role. to catch and conserve the Long s sympathiser of Red overflow from Lake Okee­ China In Its ideological clash chobee, was completed this with Soviet communism, Gue­ month. vara was said now to be open­ The Army saw latest re­ ly pro-Peking in bis politics! ports to Congress show that attitude. benefits from the giant masa The dispatches confirmed of levees, eansis and water earlier information from Ha­ control structures are $1 for vana of serious differences be­ every $1 invested In the pro­ tween Castro and Anastss ject. This Is twice the dollar Mlkoysn, the Soviet deputy value of protection that waa first premier, in their recent originally forecast when the “peace talks' la the Cuban project was authorised by Uw capital federal government la 1948. The dispatches said that Other waterworks complet­ Caitro's failure to pertoaaUy ed during the year included attend more than Uw first two deepening of the Interaeoast- sessions of talks was because itl Waterway as far south as he expressed himself on the West Palm Beach. The sec­ subject of Russia In terms tion from West Palm Beach which Mlkoyan considered of­ to Delray Beach was put un­ fensive. The Cuban leader, the dis­ der construction. The engineers' real estate patches said, ignored several office Is scheduled to com­ Mlkoysn overtures for a with­ plete purchase of 9T,000 acres drawal or modification of Uw of Isnd north and west of phraaeology used. Cape Canaveral in July, 1983, The consensus among West­ for use by NASA la its apace ern diplomats in Havana was exploration program. In ad­ that Castro's subsequent dis­ dition,. 4t has been directed patch of an emissary to Mos­ to buy almost 13,000 addition­ cow to talk trade with Russia al acres In north Brevard means the Cuban leader is County and Volusia County fully aware of his economic for further expansion of Uw dependence on the Kremlin. manned lunar landing pro­ Castro's emissary was said to have told the Russians they gram. Parfitt said the CSF (water must at least maintain present control project) — estimated Soviet aid to Cuba despite any to cost some $330 million— apparent unfavorable balanco was about one third com­ pleted at the year’s and. , ^- x ■ FAM1LY-8TTUS groups made for happy holiday get-to­ gethers aa college students joined parents a t the annual Christ* mas Bali at the Mayfair. Resting a moment between dances are these gay couples, from le ft John Boniface, Vanderbilt atudent, and Carol Sua Higginbotham, FSU; John Bonifaoa Sr., Mr*, Bonifsca, Crela Higginbotham, .Karl Higginbotham, Bonnie Gitlow, U. of F. atudent, and Henry Schumacher, Cor. nell Univaraity student (Herald Photo) THREE HAPPY CHILDREN went from the Elka Children’s Party Mon. day loaded down with good gifts from the Elka Club, presented by Santa Clnus. Steven, Neil and Susie Cnrey, with arms-filled, smile for the cameraman. Over 200 children were invited to attend the annual party at the I-odtfe. (Herald Photo) Motorists on the Old Longwood Road, (from Five Points have been Intrigued since Christmas Eve by an outstanding Nativity scene which has been set up by the Church of Uw Nativity of Lake Mary. This scene Is particularly notable la that it features, not only live children in the parts of Mary, Joseph, Uw shepherd and the angels, but also a live donkey, cow and baby Iambi. Mra. J. M. Fahey, spokes­ man for the church group, said that they had planned to have a real baby la the' manger, but Uw fog and raia have caused that portion of the scene to have to be aban­ doned. The tceas te set in a rus­ tic stable, constructed for (bis purpose by men of the church, and te scheduled to be maintained tonight and • p. m. “We Invite everyone to drive out and see this man­ ger scene, of which we are particularly proud, because we are Uw Church of Uw HaUvity." said Mrs. Fahey. All the children of Uw church from three years of age ap through teenage are taking part la the portrayal aad characters are changed three times each night. The special lighting and the star are the work of Wil­ liam Rogers, tochalca) re­ presentative at Uw Sanford NAS and the animals arc the property of Joseph Hopkins ■nd of Uw Reiter brothers of Longwood. Mrs. Fahsy has charge of the costuming of Uw children. FBI Lists Boost In Operations WASHINGTON (UR) — The federal Bureau ef fete vsstigsUen reported t o d a y that Its operations tod Is la* creased convictions, arrests aad recovery of stolen asu sy during 198$. In a year-end report, T H Director J. Edward Hoover al­ so said agents had ft* deal with a sharp increase fas bank robberies aad civil rights tet* vestige tione. caaee compered with 1M1B hi m is arrest ef 11,400 f*gtthree wanted by the FBI cons* pared with IM8B lart year) and fines, wrings aad i sosvIf you're looking for bar­ ertse totaling met* Hum $880 gains, check the Herald Clas­ million compared with H«B million In 198L | sified section. Swiss Probing Disappearance WASHINGTON (UPD-The Swiss Embassy is investigat­ ing the mysterious disappear­ ance at scs of two Cape Cod fishermen and a Miami boat captain. A State Department spokes­ man said the United States has asked the embassy to look into reports that the men might have been captured by a Cuban patrol boat. Switxerland has represented the Unit­ ed States in Havana since Washington broke oft diplo­ matic relations with the Cas­ tro regime. The State Department re­ ceived word that Victor Skatiaki, 28, of Centerville, Mass., Harrison Annable, 22, of PoGilbert casset. Mass. Kahm, Uw boat skipper, have been milling sinee Nov. IT. Annable's father told the de­ partment that the men dis­ appeared while on a trip—ex­ pected to take two weeks—to obtain Florida shellfish. Their boat, the Revenge, was found capsixed near the Bahamas four days after they left Mi­ ami. The State Department contaeted the U. S. consul at Nassau after hearing from An­ nable’* father but said the consul reported he could not turn up any Information con­ cerning Uw men. The depart­ ment then contacted Uw Swiss Embassy. Cub Scouts Set Party By Jane Casselberry Cub Pack Seoul 340 wUl see Uw New Year la a bit prema­ turely at a Pack meeting scheduled for 7:28 p.m. today at the Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church. Cubmsster Wally Krohne will be in charge of the festivUies which will include skits by an the deae aad toasting the New Year “to*’ at 9:90 p.m.t Ends A t Closing Time New Years Eve at 5:30 P. M. Monday, Dec. 31st MUP ON THE HOUSETOP,” a song and dunce routine, waa presented by Solly and Elizabeth Lunn and Judy Grimwood, left to right, at the annual Christmas meetin g and program of the Casselberry Women’s Gub. (Herald Photo) E V E R Y T H IN G Strike Called BUENOS AIRES <UPI>— Transportation workers here walked out at midnight, start­ ing a 24-hour “reneral strike” designed to stop everything that moves by land, sea or air. Th. strike waa cxp«ct«l to paralyse the nationalised railway lines, but its effec­ tiveness in other fields waa vxpectrd t» be .potty. Come To Oar NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY M ARKED D O W N , IN C L U D IN G : REFRIGERATORS, RAN G ES, TVs, RADIO S, STEREOS, Etc SEMINOLE COUNTY’S OLDEST GE DEALER Entertainment From >30 Til Th« Wee Hours DIXIELAND • FAVORS No Cover Or Minimum Hvy. IT-92 Booth Of Hanford 118 MAGNOLIA AVK PHONE FA 2-1MJ L - ; jl 0 if �I •" i f » 1i / r . ,'.r - V 7 fi rm r z I*nf - •.. -7* ■it r riment Off Ground waa, however, badly aplH by half sf the laiaad, u d U M U . n a tatio n that Caatro had n < 8. government hM pumped taadod kooplUllty ta l o t lot mmjt mllllttn of d tU u t bito ll« coo*try in an offort i t boot! IU economy. Bowk bat pnmfeed la hotltala extensive agrarian n* nation*, not tho leant of which fo rm for II* faoaifU of Ik* la groat poverty and n high republic's predominantly rural rat* *f illiteracy. population. How far ko laUndo For tho United Itatoa, tha la pursue thorn roinalu I* ba ■taka la a democratic Domin. won, bat thoy b aft not la* lean MepubUe la perk*pc high­ creased hi* popularity witii er than It ahoold bo. But great tho Domlnfaaa R e p u b l i c ' s effort* kava boon upended to waaltkly, Dick Watt Says Beard Replaces Weed UR ho actually believes thaw. So you araat discount a great deal of what ho aaya when ho got* an kia favorite subject" Bui 1 atartlad Tom’* sttraath * wife by aiding with Tom. "Ba glad Tom can loll hit dramatic atoHa*,M I began, •ummer, It M l a void In my Mo that pousuti, popcorn, ftew tM |t>« >M crackertack* hare baon unable to down to earth ** rigidly by precise facta that they can’t evolve a dramatic talo. "So flshenaea who can a aggtrate for effect, aimply h a v e creative Imaginetie*. And creative Imagination is s characteristic of good atery tellers, superb orators, star oalaaman and oucccaaful inrenters I Then I explained te Tom’s wife that Broca Barton, em­ inent philosopher and advsrUsing genius, recently bomoaned tha fact that our •chools don't teach creative OUR BOARDING HOUSE ‘MSBMrMftArMOOnJk f m am ow gnovuan m w u * - soMioBiMgviom.tfdgMfir lITBA ATU BB f BOtBTEBOUto nSKTiSBABSMUtm-V FOB ow n* i IMONa OF C m SKTniH M gM ?f>\ m t k l u c t * ia c k in s fwt»cM Au.v,t r n n m j l i l Pag* 4 Buford, Florida boon an uncounted number of allusions to poetry, to Mitch Millar, to Santa Claus gad to Abo Lincoln. The steady outpouring of Jokos of this aoit most of which wore wearing whiskore thomselvcs, made mo wel­ come Urn comment of one of my colletgwee. Even though derogatory, it at feast had a spark of originality. "You," ho said, eyeing mo distastefully, "are giving board* t bad name." Fri„ December 28, 1M2 To *11 inquiries as to why ! am growing * hoard, ; made Just one reply: "1 nsod Uw exercise." in a way, this Is true. In re e a t yean, about tim only enorcUe I hare gotten came from lifting a elgaret or cigar to and from my chops. When 1 quit smoking, even that mild form of exertion SNIed escleal?*:* te ISe W*ate wrlele* te late aei Me tart et s e t leaUr I, L saw* as eCvertUteg. el tbl* tea el Tie* lasferd Aerate war be retreCaeed la ear leer wltaset wrtliea penwietua el tha teSlUkee of Tie ale. Aar tadivMaal er (Urn retpeaelfc.'* (sc soak repeellaw wlU be seaeUered as latrtaflsg ee Tie AerateTa r r tili a*4 wttt be lets Halle far Carnages eater U« tew OtabeC DeOp eeeeps OeterCer. teeter, as* Ckvtelmeei eat- It did aot. however, disap­ pear entirely. 1 found 1 wsa net nearly a* addicted to ni­ cotine as I was te moving my arm np and down. Loaf after I abandoned tho wood 1 continued, out of habit, to put my hand I* my mouth every few seconds. Tills gave people who wore aot aware of tho circum­ stance* the impression that I was blowing kisses at them. Tbo board k u solved that problem nicely. Now when I involuntarily raise my b u d I* my mouth I glre my chin a couple of strokes and it looks perfectly normal IWy strain a l gnato hull ewallaw camels." Obviously, Jaoua was s a g ­ ger*ting to preduto n more vivid ocutreet, for you oil know that human bein n ennM l ewnltow i camel I And Christ often employed | such exaggeration to a mere vivid verbal effect, ae| when ho warned us: "And why boboldest the mote that la la thy broth-1 oris eye, but considorest not tho beam that 1* la thin* owa| eye?" Now that ’team ," in am language, would ba tn n a -| feted as n "two by four" piece I of lumber and o b v l o a s l y l couldn’t bu imbedded in a | human eyat So Jesus deliberately naort-l *d to exaggeration to draw tha I proper vivid word pictures thst would make an fedtltbit | Impression on his audience. Be cautious aad Judictoua,| therefore, about acoldtag your child for glamorising proaafe Incidents! Jeans even relied on exag­ lad smife tolerantly whoa| geration to produce com* of you hour tl his dramatic comparisons? story," for tush folka hare aal Don't yoo boliore am? elutie imagteation and d*0-| Then how da you explain aits creative talent. Without such on elastic fan-1 agination, Edfe*a wi hare foreseen tho Ugh! or tho moviac michiml Editor: Send for my booklet "Howl As we lit in our homos sad To Write Salable Coyy." en­ try to picture the feeling of n oteampod retain tagratitude of tho Cuban pri­ closing relope, plus SB cents, for It | soners about to b* released, ‘•notwithstanding, a terrific helps yoo cultivate this crea­ tive imagination. ransom must be paid." (Always writs t* Dr. Surely one must wolgh both Cran* In care of this newtsid** of tbo situation. As 1 paper, onefeetag a feng 4 ate tho benefit* afforded a ’rent stamped, adinaaed mb foul villlu, Instead of bring­ velope and St e a ts te carer ing Justlet to tbt guilty. typing aad printing coats Another tad, and sad lawhen yen s o d far cm of dsed It Is, picture presents Umil to mo. Who is raising a his booklets.) voice, much few o ransom for our own boys in prisons of war of aovcral yean? 1 know happiness over tha release of those Cubans by thsir respective relatives will surpass any Christmas pre­ sents, but I am sure when 1 glre thanks to Almighty God for my Christmas din­ ner, there will bo a heavy heart sorrowing far our own sons In far away prisons (hat bare lovod ones hare to which no response by our government is offered. t a t ns pray and plead for a bettor Christmas for our non* thia vital subject, avoa a l tba ooQ«ffo lovaL Bui poop!* wttk creative haayiaaHwi* ore simply twin* for tko good artist, who high­ lights bio raw material* I* ob­ tain tko offwt ho bad yrovtoualy droadod up la kia Imag­ ination. T oo, Dr. Cran*," a am a mothers hat* objected, “but what about my aont Ha toRa tall talo* to tho point wharo wo hardly know what la fact ▼a. fiction. " b a t II wrong la h i * child itreteh tho truth loo far, troa If bo doot karo a creative imari nation?" Yoo, a child abould know whore flat atop* and fancy baginal But don’t attfla bis flight* into fancy loo muck, for then you kill hi* vivid cre­ ative Imagination. Jokoatere like Bob Hope a], ■o rely very largely on exag­ geration to prodoco laughter. And cartoonUta Ukowlao dis­ tort their caricatures for the By Hal Cochran Soma folk* get a let of en­ joyment eut of their heme, but alaoet all folka get It In Constant pompadour comb- Folka already are buying Christmas wrapping paper that kids will rip off tho toys they’ll break. -Nikita Letters P A C E ’63 W IT H N E W CO N FIDEN CE Join the owners of Savings Security A tten d services tSisweed at vour own rose worship In tha supermarkets you can find low calorie bread, tedium free bread; crocked w h a t bread aad endfeaa other var­ ieties. Broad la chiefly made from seven groins: wheat, rye, com, barley, millet, oats and maiso. Bui tat time p u l when these groin* wen not avail, able, broad we* mada from scorns aad tha Inner layer* of piM bark. In Usees of famine of flour mixed with straw, sawdust or even with earth. Rev. B. W. Miller, Osteen, Florida Currant Rsti F trA m u n i TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES f e d i j j r w new and Used F M iami A Electric : - h l Standard A g B B a l |P g Portable BALES A RENTALS HAYNES OFF1CB MACHINE CO. •14 Megaolla. Sanford Always Open Vir g in ia r r n to s K i F. <h B a U14 NORA NORRIS TE 1-1)14 ■« TH1 PROUD OWNER OP I aYINQS SECURITY SA �FM I Saturday and Boday wh*n the flemtool* Timing Ataeetatbsi will boat ipwd bob. bybta from tbo ontiro section ad tlw nation. Tbo two day apaodfoot will Inatod* classifying trial* aad olhnhutioa races in all da**** «( can specially altarad for axtnmely fact getaway aad •ecolcrmtlow a m a quarter wfl* straightaway. Practka baate aad warn up trial* wiU consume toaigbt aad Satsrdoy with tbo gate* spsahig to tbo goaoral public a t I f a . Saturday for tbo first Mt of moaog ra m . Tbooo wiU bo classification ruaa aad Top Dog Seeks Another Win Bsnoele Bek, picked by tba Greyhound Writers of Amer­ ica as the country's top Juv­ enile last year, will try for bis aesend schooling win in tbs ninth rasa ad s Slones school­ ing program eg tbo BoatedOrlando Ksnnsl Club tonight, •Urtiag at T p. as. Owned by Carl Tracy, Bam* sal* Bob turned in seven firsts last winter to help boost the Tracy outfit to the top spot in ksnnsl ■tendings with a grand total of 111 firsts. Boh was out of action part ad last summer but snapped bosk to win the Multnomah County Fair Feature In late July. On August 34 ha went to the peat a eo*favorite in the Multnomah Derby but was blocked tn the stretch and fin­ ished third. Bamoelo Bob ap­ pears to bo in top form whtn bo romped to victory in his first schooling start Wsdnuday night. Opposing the Tracy sc* to* night will bo Rm Usm Native, Fee Sac, Ed’s Tango Dancer and Ed’s Ditto. Another talent*packed con­ test la tba tenth event lilting Edk ZlgaagV Think Ahead, Ed’s Money Lander, R on Rate and Mr. TaU Man. Greyhound o w n e r s these days era all hoping to land a spot for oa* or more of thair speedsters in the Inaugural Handicap, tbo big opening night feature on Jan. 6. Siva greyhounds who mads tha IN I Inaugural field hare returned for tha upcoming campaign. They are the INI winner, O. B.’s D. D T , Ruth Cruee, TuUy O’Leary, Big Calhoun and Excelling who was scratched. With the ex­ ception of Ruth Cruet, all these returnee* have posted a schooling win. irijTfESrr rn r t m' point favorite against Okla­ homa in tbo Oraaga Bowl gamo aad all the moaay la bo* lag bat oa Oklahoma. 1 dent hava a single bat oa Ala­ bama.** Proving, possibly, that Ok­ lahoma has a corner aa money as w«Q as oil. But it changed tbs man's mlad. "I’ve gotten to Um point," said the bookmaker u h* draw away, "that Pm gonna bst on Oklahoma myself." Not old Fearless. I’U taka Alabama Just because U’s aa underdog favorite, with a fia* si edition of Fraley’s tollies and the bowl gams winners which shapes ap Ilka this: Boss Bowl—Southern Cali­ fornia over Wisconsin, 20-21. Sugar B o w l — Mlaalialppi over Arkansas, 144. Cotton Bowl — Texas over LSU, 74. Gator Bowl — Ptna State over Florida, 26-23. This looks like one of the Juiciest New Year's Day menus la recent years. Tba Rom Bowl pita Southern Cal­ ifornia, uabaatsn in 10 gamaa for its first undefeated season la 30 yuan, against a Wis­ consin team which had an 6-1 mark. Wisconsin is a 3V4 point tovorito. Bothy teams bsvs '$ rockribbed defenao which hasn’t yielded more than two touch­ downs la say game, as well at An* scoring punch. Wiscon­ sin's lone loss w u a 7-14 dofeat against Ohio State. They had three common opponents, Wisconsin beat Iowa 42-14; 11linoIs 33-6, and Notre Dame, 174. Southern Cel edged Iowa, 74, beat nilaoia 23-11, and clobbered Notre Dame, 334. rippt was M *a tba aaaooa; Arkaaaat M with a tour-point loo* to Texas. Ola Mlsa i«ta tbo aod oa a dotoaa* which giaidod oaly ill tooebdowaa an year aad b a 6Vi point lav* orite. Alabama (PI) aad Okla­ homa, which aaappsd back tor aa PS mark, will pcarlds aa Oraaga Bowl gam* to bo da* cldod m tba braakr. Ala. bama's koe lorn was a PT sotback hp Georgia Tteh bat a s m yielded n o n than ooo touchdown par gam*. Okla* boma gars up only six touch­ downs all season, three la losing two oariy season games aad only Ihrao la wianiag Ua last ssrsa. Compar* tbaao figuros: Alabama scond *T3 agabut SI; Oklahoma acorod 287 against 41 tor tba com­ bined opposition. Jab with a pin. It’s another tight defensive gams la tba Cotton Bowl with neither team providing too much offsaalv*. LSU, picked by thro* points, was P l-t on the stason. It lost, 7-15, to Mississippi aad Uod Rico 64. Texts won nine and tied on*, a 14-14 gam* with Rico, if tbos* comparisons aren't con­ fusing enough, LSU beat Tu­ lano 3P3 and TCU 3-0, while Texas bested Tulane 33-g cad TCU IPO. Tba Gator Bowl abspoa up as a wide open gamo which can go either way. Penn State, the *H-polnt favorite over Florida, baa a P I year with only aa upMt PI lots to Army. Florida Maw hot and cold in a raggad P I isason. Both have a good otftu* tad a porous defens* which leaves It lb* biggest guesting gam* since 30 questions. rREVIEWOF THE YEAR—By Alan Mayer-, ACTION SUCH AS THIS from Uat year's Shrink sponsored East-Want football classic map bo aaaa again in this yanr’a Shriao Bowl gam* which day In th* Davis Cup chal­ lenge round. Thu 34-year-old southpaw, who will announce Saturday night tost h* Is taming prs* tossloasl tor a 6119,000, tonsyoir contract, tu n e d back Antonio Fnlatox, 6-1, 44, 4-4, 64, after Nssl* F rsstr struggled to s 34, 114, B-l, 34, *4 triumph over Rafael Osuaa. Fraser, tbs 3P-y**r-old "d*an" of tbs powerful Aus­ sie contingent, alto was ap* peering in hi* final cup match. Ha announced Ids go* tire moot from iatemattoaal competition during th* cup prcMDtatioa ceremonies. It w u th* Mcood straight shutout victory scored by Australia to th* ebaQangi round. Tha awssoma Ausski, who clinched tbo cup tor tho fourth straight year Thurs­ day, abo swept thair matchas • gainst Italy to 1NL Tbs Mexicans, though, put up a much stronger fight against tremendous odds and Indicated they will have to be reckoned wKh to next year's cop competition when Austra­ lia won't bar* Lever aad F ru e r to carry tha toad. White Selected Blocking Awards Are Announced! /PA T fOOTMAU *orrtcMi wpg* w*y a* 9ffc ‘A # rM 7K0CMCS CLINTON, 8. C (UPI) Jacobs Blocking Trophies went Thursday to outstanding blockers in the Southeastern end Southern Conferences. Alabama Halfback Bukh Wilson wsa designated as winner la the SEC, white guard Robert Soteau of Wil­ liam k Mary was chosta to the Southern. Secoad flee* award* went to tackle1:Jim Dunaway of Miasluippi and Eelth MaltayMr of West Virginia. M »-YtA *-ou> CAAO0N M Xf tc o A i* A A ffftm r m * * , Boot Show Set Jan. 12-20 NEW YORK— Vis Hors to (ho 33rd National Motor Boat Show, Jan. 13 to 39. to Uw Coliseum bare, will find that com* builders of small em­ bers and runabouts have mads Important daalgn Im­ provements in their 1943 lines, and that others have gone all tba way by bring­ ing oat entirely now models for th* coming Mason. Tba most mesntngful de­ sign changes that will b* especially aotioeabto at the Show will be found below tbe waterline, show visitors will see catamarans, cathedral trimarans, longitudinal atop bulb, revere* strokes, tad dihedral vee shapes, on both Inboard and outboard craft Topside, tiw smaB boats, •spocblly cruiser*, ana get­ ting mors deoarnUve vinyl aad more generous porticos sf fibcrglaw to cover decks, rockjiu aad cabin tops. wiU batakriaad on C h M M ll a t 4 Satur­ day. This la the M th Mutual s u m 1b Um charity Passing Came Seen In East-West Tilt BAN FRANCISCO (UPI) U m West, oa tba strength of Son­ BR1SBANE, Australia - ny Gibbs’ g n at passing ana, (UPI) - Rod Laver bowed w u taataQsd u a out touch, out of amateur tennis by down favorite today to whip helping Australia complete a WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Washington Touchdown Club has m 1*cted Supremo Court Justice Byron R. Whit* as the government figure who contri­ buted most to sports to 1961. White, a former AU-Amtrlea football player at Colorado and later a professional star, will receive the Mr. Sam Trophy, named to honor of the lata speaker of th* H o u m , Sam Rayburn, on Jan. 13. GOOD YEAR PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Tha Philadelphia PbiHlst' pitching s t a f f posted the highest earned run aver­ age to major league history— *.TO— during th* I960 Mason. Ukhmtea Georgia Tbch sksd * * £ « 73-73 overtime victory over giant-killing Virginia Tech Thursday sight to mow tow tho finals of tot Gator tba East la tbs SSth natural of tbo Bhriao All-Star Classic MONTGOMERY, Ala. Saturday. A crowd of about 0,0*0 <UF1) — Two quarterbacks will Jam lata E ster Stadium who passed for almost IAN la (air, but oool, weather to vritww tlw national!y tola* yards sad 11 tswchdewas this fan bssdUas tbo list of a Rebels sod Yankees playing la the sllvsr anniversary of tha Blue-Gray Football (3a#> sis hen Saturday. Tbs South w u a t early tovorito bat tbo odds may bo uvsa when tbs gam* faeglas baton an expected crowd of N,606- Tbo wosthormsa pre­ dicted gloomy skies, oool lb tbs haekftoU with Gibbs tompsrotuna sad tbo petal, or quarterback Jim Johnson falllty of light rala sr dris- The Yellow Jackets taka oa Florida taaight tor tha cham- of Mlseouii wiU h t Roan Is ptoashlp. Florida deflated Ooedwto of Baylor aad sUhsr Charlie MitahaB. WaaMagton, ttaa to tho tournament at Karmtt Atoxaadsr, UCLA, or to tbo halfback skto; aad Jacksonville. Florida BUta stopped the Bin Thornton. Nebraska, at Georgia Bulldogs 77-a* to th* tan. Georgia dassic at lavanath. The East had pianosd a tn th* second round gam* of sound m a to g gam* hat th* tourney, Alabama over- quarterback Daryl (wmoalcs of Note* Dam* baa bssn ao accurate to workouts with his paaiing that band coach Pitt banded llublana Stats its third leas of the season to Jack MoUtnkopf of Furdu* the Hurricane classic to Mi­ baa boosted the serial attack ami, putting down th* Tigers to about N per coat of all plays. 90-73. Tba Georgia Tach win was Lamoniea will do an of th* a Mg on* for Coach Whack atrial work tor tbs East, but Ryder's Jackets, who lagged If ha psta hart H it probable by It points early to tha gams. that Bill Mruhowskl af Ohio la the five minutes af over SUto wiU taka over aad run time, John Herbert aad Mike a ground gams. Tba half­ Tomasovich outscored t h a backs wiU ha Larry Fergu­ Gobblers 44 for th* win. High son, lows, and Georgs Sal­ m sa for the Jackets was Jim ines, Michigan Mata. Roy Walker of Purdue win be at Caldwell with 17 points. A brio of sophomores, Tom tall. Baxley, Brooks Henderson end Dick TbmUnsm, spsrksd th* Cubs Sign Elston Gators to thsir victory ovsr CHICAGO (UPI)—Don ElRio*. Bailey poured to 34 ston, a rlghthandod relief points, IS of them to tha final pitcher who had a 4 4 record period. Tomlinson chipped to in 1943, has signed hta coowith i t points and Ikodarsoe tract with tho Chicago Cub* had XI. for next season. Tba Rah*!* hava won 14 af tha nationally broadcast and toleytead gamaa white tba North has taken nine. Virginia quarterback Gary Cuotso will pace the Babel attack. Cuozio completed N af 111 patMs for five touchdown* and 1,116 yard* this ftU despite th* fact the Cav­ aliers war* near tba bottom in tba Atlantic (toast Confer­ ence. Tlw 193-pound star act alx records at Virginia moat yards passing, moat passes attempted, moet aerials com­ pleted to oaw year aa well as for hit career. Iowa Itate signal cellar Dave Happman win guide th* Yaska* offense. Hoppmaa completed 40 of N passes tor 6TP yards and sis touch* downs this year. His career DURHAM, N. C. (UPI) Duke won th* Atlantic Coast Confsrsnea football championship to 1961 for aa unprece­ dented third straight year. Winstons Wins LONDON (UPI) — British featherweight champion How­ ard Winstone scored a thirdround technical knockout over Teddy Rand of Los Angeles Thursday night after knocking tha American to th* canvas to each af the first two rounds. Wed. f t h o i. 1:I» P. M. OVER 2 Q RACBB NIGHTLY DURING SCHOOLING Dance 8 p. m. • U a . Dee. 31 f T W R y B For V V L jg M Ladle* Night Mon. ft Thar*. ELKS NIGHT 7:4S f.M. NIGHTLY OPENS llx ssp t lew dey I T een ag ers ft Adultn Free Hat* - Noisemakera Live Band - Records Sponsored By Malode* Dance and Figure Gob Onora Road ( 'J 'i / cihcJo ' uK C E a, N ai N (i Il /C%il Usits H b All. South o f S anford of hair* aad Bah iajarg* fia Ga* NMaag r a m tillty by catching 31 pass•s for 131 yards aad ramtog back also kickoffs aa avaraga of M yards web. Tba B ern mads Bull M r No. 1 choice la th* draft last year aad uwasr*oa*h Gsorg* Thu bttt nm asr with balasca 1 caa think of bow playing is J ob Arnett (of tha Los Angelas Ism s). Wen, BuO Is bigger thaa A rastt Aad BuQ basal raaebsd his peak yet, “Bull tolflOsd every expostattoo I had cf him and mpkes m* took like a shrewd Judge sf college talent." Arrafibel Wins Orlando - Seminole Jal • Alai Fronton. Elnlno Anlxt, b e a u t i f u l daughter of tha Bowliasum proprietor, presented th* tro­ phy to tho stocky front court star after ho won the featured eighth gamo singles with five straight points from tha num­ ber one position. Jay Anlxt aad Fronton general manager Normaa Stabell witaeaaed the presentation before a capacity crowd. Badiota completed th* 14 perfects which paid |3UA0 to tha iueky winners. 4,173 yards running and pass* tog. Ho bolds tha Big Eight Jacln aad Uriar captund Conference record for earaer the all atar eleventh which paid (14740 an a 4-3 perfects. rushing with 3,33* yards. Matinees New Year’s Eve a t t k l Deaptta tba l*oi back* Liadg lafaate Boom t b r o a g h G ra m la ooaMoad ta n wiU giro tba 42 Point A v irife NEW YORE (UF1)—WUlto Bhav ad Lana (Tana.), aU though idta last week, retained his scoring load among small aallsga basketball pwtormera Rama Bought LOS ANGELES (UPD-Tbn Las Angelas Baas football franchise to hack in tba hands of Denial F. Reeves wba brought th* club ham origin, ally, sold Uw controllteg Inter., oat now has purchased R for seal th* deal by posting (1.1 million of tlw purchase price. �W e e----------k e n d T a U v is io M F B lB AVY» P .lt I iM (»> * W « n m w (I) ABC | : l t (I) M*t1* •tOTtS • :tt (I) Employe! Employee of the Movleland Theatre held their asnul Christmas dtneer at Mre. Ap> eUby'i Restaur**, Sudsy l:W (I) Whitt B aattf *,m H (Iti Oh I h t tCarmtval iiti Ml hater Car *t2* (i) naff A r #*j * I*:** 1) Alvin A tk# CMp. »:»« (t) Boaaaia (*> The Baal tt*C*ya •:tl 14) Q.B. Theater tf) Tear of f.iafroata• tlea • ■ n ti !•:«! tit Dinah Shore <»> Mr. Ma«a. (It c'aadU Camera tt) Kharl L itla (It Yelea at rtraeteaa H ill It What’# Mr Uaa ,M* (1) ii M 5 !y tfitr **••***• tlaaat Play. (I) Howard K. taitth * Mmia 11d l tS> Xevecoae „ . . <»> Mr SVUaS richa (II Krle Keraretd Rew* (M l (t> ta r t (It Mld.ria. Nawa (I) Bla Tta Tla li:*l (11 rater Oaoa (I) TBA 11:11 (It Oh. Klae Theater UtM (S> Made MMwai lilt (It Hen»weed Mdett I ID T»f Cat caaalaadt * fr\ la Ml* -Pta- Wroalaf nepatt <•) ■»•«* • :«• (I) WasUw (I) Daalidor rather U g a l Notice * * * * * CTRcrrr cwi TT# rLOHID%. Ya. «« TUB aANFOSD a5 Rational rank, a ■tales banking aaaoelatlun. (I) iur ieeero tt:M ID Make Room far tu llr ID Mkr Klav ID MCI Suan» SATURDAY P. M. Plaintiff. •' V . V-rv & F. K. I’ASCH el aU Defendant. Personals MRS. W. L. ROCHE, NoU* Grand of the Re- T ina T tn tley of their oaelatonta a t tha punch mda a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Left te Christmas Party Held By BPO Does (Herald Photo) Mrs. Mcirifidd Hoften For Open House Crystal Bawl Orria, Cassel­ berry, w u hsetass Dot. a tram I to 4 pa*, at aa Opes Boom for m art thaa M *< the maaagement sad saployri of G in Haves Memorial park and their guests. ugm wrtinnHrexf were mtvid during th* party hours. Enterprise Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hyatt sgeat the weekend with Mr. aad Mrs. Dick Glnrtch sad children te Biloxi, Miss. Mr. aad Mrs. Frank Winkler arc spending the holidays with friends sad zclsUvss Ia MlMr. aad Mr*. Chartea Dunn and daughter, Kimberly Ma­ rie, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn. Capt. and Mrs. Bee Irland L o n rrw o o d and children of Ft. Benning, Ge., are spending the holidays with relatives te Enterprise aad Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rob­ Ralph Hammood Is • patient • t the Winter Fork Memorial inson of Ladysmith, Wis., who Hospital, recuperating from arc spending the winter la EUnore Village, visited Mr. recent surgery. ■nd Mrs. Wesley Tyler, recent- Personals Friends win be happy to team that Tommy On, farmer resident of Enterpriso, and •oo-ln-law of Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Braddoek, is rocuporating at his homo. He spent a week to the boapttal alter sa acci­ dent last Sunday in which kit leg wse broken. Orlando Youngster es Second Birthday Elovn playmate* helped Eissefh Calvin Fehl celebrate hia second birthday t a d Christmas at a Joint party ia his honor, given bp Ms par­ ents, Chief and Mrs. Eenseth C. Fehl, at their home ea Sherry Drive, la North OrionThe party room* were dec­ orated with reindeer, gautas, bells aad Marry Christmas streamers oa tho walla. A large bell hung over the dining area aad a Christmaa tree filled one comer of tho room. A fun-time was held with tbs youngsters romping out­ doors and playing la swings, Red aad green party hate war* given to oaeh guest upon arrival and each one received a Christmas stocking as a favor. The honoree is known to hia friends as "Casey" and hia birthday cake w u decorated with green Christmas trees and red and white candy canea with the inscription "Happy Birthday C a s e y ” across the top. lew cream and cold drinks were served with the cake. Those helping with the cele­ bration were Jim and Jay niantoo, Debra Lia and Chris­ tina Saultrln, Jeff Ryburn, David and Terry Mima, Mike Spaulding, Vann Uhr, Bounty and Richard Ryan. All of tho youngsters were accompanied by their mothers or an adult They were Mrs. F. Blanton, Mrs. Don Saulerta, Mrs. W. Ryburn, Mrs. I Spaulding, Mr*. 8. Ryan and Mrs. Curtis Weaver and Eve­ lyn Uhr assisted Mrs. Fahl with tho party. Another special guest at the party w a s the honoree’s grandmother, Mrs. C. H. Good, from Ravenna, Ey., who visits tho family aach year at Christmas time. Clean white socks can help te treat "problem” feet for men wbo suffer discomfort from broken or super-sensitive ■kin, athlete’s foot, or aller­ gies. Many such victims havs found that wearing whits socks—by choice or on doc­ tor’s advice—relieves and may even eliminate such discom­ forts. ’ But lo do toy good si all, these whit# socks must be im­ peccably clean — changed at least once or sometimes twice s day, sad laundered in hot sude after ovary wearing. Give Furniture A Winter Beauty Treatment Now that your house is warm, your wood furnltun may need beauty trait meet, to withstand tho dry atmos­ phere of heated rooms. Mias Genu Tha met, Rutgers Extension Home Furnishing L W A* Specialist, recommend, a mix­ ture of ooe-fourth gum turpea■ tr due and three-fourths boiled Uaaeed olL Be sure to use gum terpentine, not distilled. Aad buy only linseed oil libeled "Boiled.” Next, poor some hot water Into a cup or small can and set it oo a saucer. Sbahe oilturpentine mixture and poqr enough into eup te cover sur­ face of tb* hot water. Do net stir. Dip a soft doth into th* oily layer of liquid and rub onto furniture, n small section at a time. For shellac finishes, wring doth very dry. If wood te grimy, dip I/O steel wool in mixture and rub KENNETH FEHL oil drtmsed up in • party hat surface gently, following th* admiring hl« birthday enkt n t thepturty in hj» grate of wood. Then wipe wood honor. W ith him ure left to right, hU grandwith another cloth wrung from mother, Mrs. C. H. Good, and hls mother, Mrs. hot water. Finally, wipe wood Kenneth C. Fehl. (H«mld Photo) wtth s dry doth. When mixture coots, discard it. Do not try to reheat, be­ cause It Is flammable. Unused mixture may be stored indefi­ nitely te a capped bottle. You may use this treatmsat Copied from the Crusader's oa varnish, lacqusr, oil and helmet, this hood is qulek. and shellac flolshta. Us* solution may be worn inside or outside Tb order send 35 cents in sparingly oa shellac, however, coins for ssch p atten to: of coat eollar. as It te damaged easily by Creative Woman water. Sanford Herald Box 31, Midtown Station WTTH ABANDON Ntw York 13, N. Y. If you a rt conservative Print name, address with about daytime shoes, 1st your­ style number and six*. self go when you buy evening shoes. Pick vivid colon and beautiful fabrics. You’ll enjoy at---• *— them and so will others. C R E A T IV E W OMAN P le « e » Sorority Miss U se Tteaky, dau(H> ter of Mr. ae i Mr*. L. C. Hea­ ley, Coetlia Drive, le a r Lain, who is homo for tha holidays, reposts (hat sht has pM |ed Delta G a n su , social sorority, at the University of Florida. Initiation crrtn o n k s will bo hold at (ho tad of tha ( r a n t Mcmbtn of Saafard Dm* ptojori wore Mrs. Goua Wri­ MS BPO Don hold a gita ters sad Mrs. E. Porter. Tho Christmas party at (ha Elks group has eajoyod a success­ Club on Saturday bolsra ful year and hare many plena Christmas. More Uus M mrm* for tho coming year. bora, husbaads tad guests en- Projects they have ridod joyod a delicious dinner pro- this year Include, making pared by Mrs. Fialry Nash bandages for tho Cancer So­ TRAVEL TIM •Ad Mrs. H. C. Disfarow. ciety, working lor thi TB If you plan a motoring trip The Club Boom tod Social A im , tiding tho Little Bid for your vacation, there a n a Ball were decorated ia • hob School, sponsoring a rtUrdrd fow things you should re­ idny theme for the orrat. child at tho Soniand Training member to do, ao that you Whilo the group renewed old O uter and assisting tho Harry wdl look your best ia ipito ^ glriradshipo and mitwod Anna Homo. of wind, ran aad flying dust. •touts of the past year, Christ* They also ontorod a float in First, wear littio make-up, mss music was plsyrd by Ted tho Christmaa parade, ipoo- for you’ll probably bo mop­ Gordon, oa the now organ re­ »ond a baby la the aorority ping your fact from time to cently purchiicd by tho EUu. contest, Joined tho Elks in time and heavy maka-up win Gifts WWW eichenged sad making tho Chrietmaa party •mtar. Lipstick, however, door prises awarded to Mrs. for tho needy children of tho should ho liberally used. It B. G. Caruthrrs, Mrs. A. P. county a succesa, tang Christ­ will protect your Ups from Bowmox and Steve Anrtrosho. mas carols for the patient, at dryness. Mr. sod Mrs. John McDonald, tho County Homo, aenred tha Avoid an elaborate coiffure, who won celebrating tboir Elks’ initiation dinner, helped for it will bo lets trouble to f 15th wedding analvomry, raise mousy for th* sow or­ re-comb a simple hair ityls wen pruonted a card from gan, assisted tho Salk Institute during brief stops. Use a good the membore. drive and sponsored the "Mo­ hair (pray that contains linoGueita for tho ovOBiiig ia- ther M uch of Dimes,” for 11a to hoop your hair la place. Aided the egfleen of tho which they received a citation If tho c d windows a n to drove; Frank Holmoi, exalted from the foundation. be open most of tho time, pro­ ruler of tho Sanford Ella; Tho drove presented Mrs. tect your hair with a loosely Mrs. Mible Brown sad Mr. Gene Hoff wtth a going-awsy tied scarf, la lightweight, sad Mrs. Balph LaForor and gift and one for Mrs. Msbto bright silk. Stop a littl* kit Mrs. Gobs Hoff of OrUndo. Brown, in appreciation of her wtth your beauty rids la tho — It was anaouscod that wi»- loyalty in helping with tho dab dashboard compartment, for * 9 arrs of tho Drore’i Christmas dinner,, sponsored eaeb Fri­ convenient use whoa you day night at the club. They sponsor a Christmas party for The le u expensive cute of children of tho memben an­ meat can be prepared te n nually, at which time Santa manner to please every mem­ Claus brings gifts. Btfresbber of the family. meats and entertainment art Swiss steak is an excellent also provided at this party. example, and it is made even better when you use a sweet win* la the sauce. Select a SA LE O F F R A M E S cut of beef that tikes easily, and make kitchen magic with Wall Frames O ff this recipe: Easel Frames O ff Two lbs. beef, 1 Inch thicksalt aad pepper —te rap win* — H rap flour — t cups cooked or canned toma­ toes. Seaton, spriakte with flour, 318 E. FIRST AT. FA 2-8484 pound maat with edge of sau­ SANFORD, FLA. cer, cut meat into nerving pieces aad brawn te fa t Add tomatoes, juice and wine. Cover and simmer until ten­ der (about 1 hour*). Serves P R E -IN V E N T O R Y Vz Vi House Nwnm or »rnr m i BTATM o r FLORID« TOi F. K. Paeck. A/K/A Prederlrk U Patch 11*1 Pine Lane, oak Harbor, Washington Dana* Jett Paeeh, 1111 Dae Lana, Oak Harbor, Waihlaetan Tou ar* haraby notified that R full has baan (llad aealnat you and W. Dietrich* In Ih* abort aatltled ran**, and that yea are req*lr»d to file your antwtr with the Clerk at thia Court and to caret a copy thereof upon Ibe plaintiff or plaintiff* attorn.yt, wheat nama and addra,* la Jennl***. Wall*. Clark* end Hamilton, lilt Harnett National Bank nmtdlar. Jacktoavlll* 1. riorIda, net latar than January If, 1ML tt yea fall to 4* eo a deer** pro eenfeeie will be entered again,t you ter lb* relief demanded la the com­ plaint. This ault 1* lo foracloaa a mortgage. Th* rani proparly proceed,d egatnat la: o/ Rahija m i. _ ■•#» n«w*M ju itn r«MUk Dee. II A j,„ . He lift* CDD-TI FA 2-8800 Dress Optional Cramped for room? . . . Lot STENSTROM REALTY handle your problems. 11 I i■lf, K n i / 7J | ff._i ■n DEAR NEEDS: The ehild obvi­ ously gave you the earrings without her mother's knowledge. Buy an­ other gift for your “wash woman” and explain the situation to her. Then, next time a child gives you a gift, "thank” the mother. * • • DEAR ABBY: My girl friend and I had a discussion about how old you are before you become an old maid. I say you are an old maid a t 2S 'and remain an old maid until yon are married. My friend says th at yon are not an old maid as long as yon are still looking: you just haven’t found the right person yet. Sign me how Birdman trained sharpshooters from t h e y a tu ff th e ir fa c e t an d Wt othir prison*. Shills and hand t stomach* h a n g ov*r tn e ir wou grtnadn war* add*d to th . k p s. Who W ants to kiM A WalTU* Finally, after Stroud ron- 1 HUNGRY rlncid guanli outaldo that 1 ____ . _ . there w in no gum la “D" EAR HUNGRY: A lady **1^**: block, bombardment stopped, p a t something, dear, JOUU ie«J rw i *»■- •* **' * ** ------ — ■ A - m —— ---------------* * * “ “ IAR ABBY: l i m a school r. Each Christmas I receive [gifts from atudsnts. Boms Ind some not ao good. Thia received several things in poor |mong them A pair of earrings Irga multi - colored stones, fere hideous and I gsvo them Wash woman. Tho other dag U :ll (•) Faith f*r Tblajr -------------------------- IUA HAB FAIR. IV THU CIRCUIT COURT OF FlAUttfl HI CkrUt*|k*r TWH BIRTH JUDICIAL CIR- V*. M> Sir Ft«ur* CUIT. IV ARD FOR IRRI. NUAL FAIR. 1,:M (»> ni Mu*<* At SI* ROLH COURTT, FLORIDA D*f**«*kt (I) CHS W**h!*Ut*a SR UMARCRRV VO. IBIS* VOT1C* TO APFHAB R«port In bringing to the i c r m , ality of Ha own. Tamila Suffo lk c o tn rrr fkdrral toi nbal fa ir . (}) Oral Robtrti ■AVIRUS ANil U>AN AMO«rha*« rMldinc* It aa- till (D H*r»ld of Trnth one of tho most unusual m- Franklin ptaya tho "Jungla CIATION, • U*lt*d ■(*(«■ curknuw* ... — # .— . . . d ID bti* lata ■»•<• mantlc-edventurc, over to ap­ tomboy;" William Holden la pontlon, Tou *rt b*r«br r*aulrrd (a (I) Atr Fare* N*w* IU- 1:11 (D NIIC Ntwa (I) Art LlnklMtw r(,w FUUtlff, fit* ,*ur wrttt** d*r**M u pear la novel form, Joseph her Americas father, divorc­ (D Stvtn Ktyt v* Iht Bill of OompUInt for Ifll (I) r*»Ura—Alp Ur**4- 1:11 (It Ltrtttn Voan» Hkaw scMMl’s LKONAnnD. rnniirrtAN and dlvare* fll*d h*r*ln *«tln,t rail of lM t Keeael's beit-eeller, "Tha ed from Capoclne 111 Mllllantlre • t _*—•• — - bast-eeller, -VIVIAN L. CIIKIHTtAN, hi* rou. with th* flUrk »f lb* 1:M (D World Cksmplo*_______ Trevor the Lifte." Ifollrwuod's prol/flc | Howard la a white hunter and acti (I) q tttn far n Day »tf*. akavt *tjl*d flnart on *r btdhlp Ft* Football t i l l (D Yauiyr Dr. llalon* O* mt producer, Samuel G. En­ current icreen spouse of th* The Pofoniitnt*. for# Jtnasrr Ktb. 1***> »nd (I) To Tall Tbt Truth ROTICR n*. ,<rvt * copjr of tamo upon l:tl (D H**t tk* Prof,,,or (I) Wka Da Tan Trail gel, went to the actual local* •rireit; end Zembe, all 530 1:41 .. FoatbaU ItU (D NFL .Fra R plalntirr* Attornoy. Jam,, U. 1:11 (I) Douelnt Udwtrdt of th* book, darkest Africa, pounds of him, la th* Uon. that Ktikiff 111 Watt Charth TIN, Punutnt . . . . . . . . OlV. . . Caltlor, Orltfldo, Ntws till (S) DlroatltBt 'SI Doris*. with a cast of Internationally For tep boxoffle* attrsc- jum ertt tf Mnrtvtst Fort<-loturt. Mirtat, with tkt Kiwi Sill (SI editor's Chelrt Htrtln fall net *r a Dttvtt dattd D«ctmbtr IS. ISIS, aad | Pro confdia will ba tnttrtd S IS (S) taiuit A Aatwtr * 1:11 (I) Mika Uttm ftr acclaimed stars, WUllam Uon Holden, th* African lo- t0 B tnurtd In Chanrtry Coat No. a ttltit you. Daddy is) ir of r ssiikttiMii IKK of tbt circuit Court at (») Awtrtcan Banlttaal Holden, Trevor Howard, Cap- cation shooting enabled him for Illshlllkts n r kand nod tail thi Ninth Judicial Circuit In at 1VITNKM ucin* and 12-year-old actress to rsturn lo Kenya, where •i„t. («> Ua-r-l d-orm Saaford. Stmlnol* County. I l:SI (») Sunday Matin,, and for ■tmlnol* County, Florida, l : tl (t) lltrt't lltllywttd (S> IMS Tiltvtslon Al­ Pamela Franklin and herald­ tklt tltb day tf | Florida.' whtrtln SUFFOLK •— (I) Rdst of Kieht bum ed director, Jack Cardiff. The C O U X T T FKDRRAL KAY(I) Dltcovary *11 litl (t) NBC Ntwa IVOR ANT) M AS AMOCIAvaluable 1 (S) Woman’* MaJ. !.«. 1:11 (I) Amirlcan Ntwtttnng SOth Century-Fox Cinema- Being at home --------------among the ------ -— I TiOX. a Unlt,J Rtat*t c-irporSill (D NBC N*wt ■twllng Scope-Deluxe Color drama alIon, la Plaintiff, and LKOKJungle atmosphere, he was i l-.ll (S) TtJ Mack Amateur 1:11 (D Fiptya Flaykaut* AftD D. trillllHTIAN and VI­ Hour (I) Tha Bttt tf Urtnihn will have its premiere en­ prone to exhibit hte setsb- T W VIAN U OHIIIHTIAN. hi* wlf*. (I) Untlt Walt (S) Usdala gagement Sunday at the IUU Ushed reputation for fear- » f *r* Defendant*. I will wall i Sill (I) Santa Ctauu t i ll (II llullwtnkU Theater. to th* hlsh**t and btit bid­ • itt (I) Dapnty Daw* (I) O B. Cotl*«* Bowl let.cneM by taking up lion- . . . . der for <-toh at th* Front (D 1 Lad I Ltvia l i t (I) Th* Twtntlith Ct*Adapted to the screen by taming and performing all . (CBS) RawDotr of th* ■«mlnol* County 1:11 <D Waatkt, R i * lury well known ms gitine and TV his own fUm etunte. Holden Courthnui*. In th* City of Of DecUlon.” (t) Mott tbt P ru t Hanford, County of domino!*, writers Irene and Louis spent much extra time with £T* \ court o r -nisi III* III Valiant Ttart Favor (Erie Florida, al 11:1* A. M. on |corRTV JUIKIK. (<> Cnmmutltm nMN Kamp, "The Uon" tells of th* llth day of January, till, FUR IKRIROLU IX round for thl* COURTT, Till <S) Rntl«n ((’Tool, th* following d,*<rlb*d .pro• young girl's devotion to with whom she .h*Vs"*tooU . . .FLORIDA ’ (S) Death Vtllty Day* <Clint party, at »« forth In 1*14 In R*i K*«ato ml (I) Ltitlt her pet lion and the desper. equal screen time, in order Final D*cr*« of !Hortsae* j CAIIRIE d" ‘* | scheduled for Junior and IL UUOLXY. *1. •---• * Till (t) Wttdtvful W trll id roncloiur*. lo-wll: [ate love triangle that dcvel- to give th. child added con- •‘‘T ' "* Ctltr . . . . . D ic ta te s . h‘ w * £ • to | senior high school student, lo t IT. HKAIt LAKK [ops among the three adults fktcncc. FIRSL ROTIcn (II Tbt Jtlta ts HlIXa. according to th* at th* Civic Center from I WVriC2 lo htrtbx giTtn (l> Dtanlt, tha Mtatot n * l th*r*of, an r,cord-1 a rrlppltd ynl (Doug Lam­ to 11:30 p. m. tonight A live wbo surround her; all the i ,l1* UB|1«r*lsnc4 w ill, on • ill (I) Bd eolllvaa In Hint Hook IS. l.: . . in# llh d*r *f F tb ru a ry , A. (I) Sunday Night Mtv- band, "Tha Raven*’’ will play characters are personally in­ bert) ran JoliL cattl* drlv* ST, of th* Public •}IKcord* 11 Itt fluenced by the primitive of gtmlnnl* County, Dor- , ISO). pr«,tnt to Iht Honor. 1:11 <1, Car hocaut* th* yk U eapturad 420-480 Death for dancing, Recreation Dirac, 14—Whtro Art Ida; tog*th«r with: powers of Africa, which ex­ TtuT by bandit*, (mt attaling ter Jim Jamlgan said. 1 El*atr*nd Wall lltatirt. hibits something of a person- Toll Predicted th* thow t^andlt le*d*r Mtdtl t«IB—Firmintnlly Intltlltd: By United I’m * Internattenel Including tht building nnl ap7:30-8:30 p. I (NBC) In­ puHoninc* locnUd Iharaou, Millions of Americana will tngathir with tht (urnllur*. | By Ruth M ille d taka*•to th* hlghwaya tonight ternational BhfAnt. "Circus * of th* four-day Goes Isitin." If Var* a reg­ for th* start lataT a S UaT* J00 ***n or board Th# brain, for instance (and ular viewer, y>4 agree the New year's holiday. gins him (bout th* , site ironic gift pickTh* Naticnal Safety Coun­ Circus Ochumaitnf Copan----. ••« nwari cnooses th# perlt(k Say it that is said to lm abla to ould feet gifte — and electronic cil estimated that from 420 hagen Is ona of Vopa’a bait. ii*B*o«k. »uff«et Just th* right present old brains, however clever, don't to 480 partona would dl* and Tonight It 1* di&ilt to rtcfrom 18.000 to 21,000 would ognii* thtm at W acts are for any on* you want to giva a t of have hearts to guids them, At Kitcutor of tht Katatt <>( Carrlt H. Hooltr. road — — b* Injured during tha holiday transformed Into l all-Latln gift to! D*c*att4 dttlgn. 1 period. Gordon V. rr«4trick ling Hava a heart, man—read It seem* you feed Informa­ Attorn*, for Iht Kattlt n a "Happier Wivee (hint* for Th* holiday period begins tion into this brain—tuth as V. I). Unx Itll OPEN husbands).” Just tsnd 35 cents at 8 p. m. local time and ends S'G.IOI North 1‘ark Avttut tha recipient's state of health, HanfurJ, Florida at midnight New Year’* j , y. :kly to Ruth MllUtt Reader HeroFuhllih Dt«. IS * Jan. 4. age, sex, hobby interest* and are ice, e/o Th* Sanford Herald, 11. ISso an, and—clkk, dick, clickODD-11 I out coma* s variety ef gift tha P. 0. Box 489, DepL A, Radio Local automobile dealers of­ »ivLit. City *• — Station, New York 19, fer their best buys In Herald classified display ads. WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: Technieally, an old maid ia a maiden lady who haa never married. Malden la­ dles have been known to marry a t 80. Your friend ia right. Until a lady givaa up and quita looking, ahe ia not aa old maid. i i i What’a on your mind? Por a per­ sonal reply, send e self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 83•5, Beverly HUU, Calif. For Abby’s booklet, "How To Hava A Lovely Wedding,” send 60 cents to ABBY, Box 83C6, Beverly By Otwold Jacoby elubo to aak for aces and then' going to six when his partase showed three. ,lj Bobby's analysis was worth repeating. II* sold: "I hero 14 points and a six-card suit.1 If my partner holds th* other, thro* see* ho te sure to havw A good piny for six. If ho bad just one ace I will stop nt four no-trump. If he has two aces 1 will ask for kings and stop • t five no-trump unless ha ahowa all thre«* views (de J.he (dem en lng in your kit af bids If you ar* willing to take th* trouble to iu m IL Tcday’a hand was played at a recent tournamint in which >1.00 A CARLOAb only one North-8outh pair managed to reach six no- GIGANTIC - I • trump. All others played noHORROR HiI t t ™ ' trump, but below tb* sl*m No. 1 • 7 M level. "HNAKE WOMAN” With the club finesse th* Nr. 2 Only slam la a laydown, but even -VOODOO WOMAN” with the finesse wren* declar. •r would have a choice of No. 3 - 10:40 Only (Instate In the major suite -LEECH WOMAN” after losing the club. After th* gam* th* expert* Bonn* lilt • Horror Cartoon "i’kantoRi Of Tho Hen* had no troubl* ■bowing hew Opera" thay should have reached the tiara If their partners had only bid properly, but Bobby Nall of flout tou got thara HUN. . MON. - TUBS. limply by responding four First Sanford Showisg Sunday . 4:15 A 14:45 lion. A Tnt*. . 7:00 • Then Only First Half To Be H*. TODAY & SAT. ated On Second Show • . • mplste Shew Can Be Seen By Coming A* l.et# As 4:30 ------- COME EARLY------- -« tl* » e f meld* The Rock Called Aleshas They Tried Ta Chain A Valesno Ctlled 'The find Man'l HtfOO WCHf g D Gan Purree DRESSES PENNEY’S GIANT WHITE WE WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR CLOSED FOR INVENTORY ALL DAY MON. AND TUES. RoaonritioM Now I 3ear Mrs. Blank: Mrs. Blank have no money to buy expen. I d EAR ABBY: ore algiftswomen but went to llv T v U IIU I IK 1 II L Chriatmealectures on Ihow they you somethin*, ao thia lettar ia lolitary confinement. Bt for b e *Um e A M m l babysitting. f th e w an t one teTenInf's Gusnia fought bark w iu f tt a m an an d hold m m . a o Love, tn e y lub-machin* i u m , rifle,A up bread an d d esse rts an dGloria” e® ptatoU. tear g u and tawed-ple* like crasy B u t ?WW nowing that . thia little firl off ahotgun*. The C oastlmidon? You don t see tnof e tn pea to fire something Guard. Nary, and Msrineelup A boWe o f b eer OP anherself y th in * t a greet deal to me. war* railed cat. Along with SS f t o eat. T h ey *ren t SVSn Sincerely, the mother celled me saying her danfhter fa re me Mtho«e lovely enrrinta" by mistake and she wanted them back. 1 told her I would look for them,” hoping she would forget i t She didn’t. Yesterday I received a very ugly letter, demanding 1 re­ turn the earrings a t once. What can I do? I can’t tall her the truth. U it proper to aik for a gift back? I’d hate to lose my job for a 20 eent piece of junk. NEEDS HELP Fall - Winter & Early Spring latM e* Tax A Tip. lfs k r ** - 1:11 (It 9l«a Oa •ill (It P ie oa f:t! (It Orera A r a n t Ba> tart 1:11 (I) Colleae at the Atr Till (I) Today (It Wake Ct Marita 7:11 (It Fana. Market Reta rt T:li (I) male Sawa and Weather *:«• (It Tldat f:|* (I) Ceaatdewa Rawa T:U (It Mlehta*a dental Time l:M (It Mleher Braaa thaw (I) Oatt. Ran rarer l : tl (It weather tad Rawa I 11 (It Tadar (I) Cmaaedle IiM lit inch Lataaa new (It Aaarloea Hietarr l i l t (It Homier Haem 1:11 (It flail Harm Shaw 11:11 (It lay Whet (It Calaadar (It liar t**rform«rwe ti ll (it Flay Tier MaaaA (It 1 Lara Leey (It Ana Kethara now H ill (It The Mecaya r » . ^ - • * Robert Stroud, who becam* a famous bird Klontlst during SUND »pui TV RENTAL Cottons, Wool Double Knits, Crepes, Orion* and Linens taken from our re g u k /rto d L Sii*a 3 to IB, 10 to 20, 12ft to 2 4 ^ Values To 139.95 IT IT rr M A RY E ST H E R 'S 1 1 1 r [ U 11 ---------— -------T that prompt* ua not to be too 1444 Saaford A t*. FA 2-4124 Seminole TV sensibla when we go to buy a Zesltk Color TV Hale* WEDNESDAY _________ MACKLE BUILT "Don’t let 18 ml. stan d In th o way o f hnppl- Co-Feature 8sa. N lu 4:14 Only Men. * Tues. 4:33 Only P*ychlc Reader Th* Unseen WorldGrant tat Power On < ju > o c thro Tell The Exciting Story O f M adam e Donna ro lls .Into tow n W EDN ESDAY J A N U A R Y 2nd root Service 11 & ID lUadlaff Room It) Kiplartng I lt:t> (I) Hold. Treat. Xiwi (I) Air Verie N«w» II,view 1:M ID Jtingl* tstarl—Skr. aaa t:tl It) W»*-Ofay FoetbnU 1:1! ID Roller Darby t:Se (t) numploajblp Wrntlln* 1:1! (1) Keel-Wenl Feelball ID TBA (I) Mr. Adam A Btl 1:11 lit P«rt«r Waieaer ID Wide Werll at ■porta 1:11 (I) U'i the Law live (I) New* Mlleitoe* 1:1* (D out* * Harriet t:M ID rb. I Ntwa ID Dtaea Time fiM (1) Ban SaaeAlet (*) Jeakl* UUaeea Shaw ID Th* OelUat Man till (1) tear DUhop Shew (I) Lefeadtr* ID Mr. ■nttk a«*a T# Wanhlaaton ItM ID am. meet Mevlaa (D Lawrawea Want |:t* (D Hera Oun Will Tra­ vel 1I:M (I) KCAC Baekalball (I) avnimake t*:«l ID Mak* That Spar* 11:11 (t) Bat. Hltht Skew (D Mid-Fla. Rawa (D Ck. • Newa 11:11 (O Hallyw*«d Marl* Caralead* a a .a a DEAR ABBY: In theee days when everyone if eo eager to knock the teen-egere, 1 went to tell you nnn experience I bed with one. E if a 14-year-old neighbor firl htf Mt with my children nuuiy . A few dare before Chriatmea a her a little fift. On ChriaU Day I found the followinc note r mailbox: MONDAY A. M. It .SI (I) MiBlo L*a4 at A1U k in a Lagol Notice By A bigail Von Buvon "THE PAJAMA GAME” S U N D A Y , D EC Derte Day . Color ^ ^ E a rth ^ 7:00 P. M. On* CoeuulUtlon Win Help Yon IU I N. Orteade Are. Wtater Park, Florida Phono 644-7089 For Appointment Channel 9 mumini EXTRA SPECIAL Wa*r Veer Pajamas Bor. N lu - • Pro* Prii Te Prettiest Pajama* Want Sea. Nile. �U*1 >u. •< . N ' r . legal Notice L in n w fy e sy w « 6 nd A 6 * EAT L E A 0 e *~ . A WAR H E R O ™ A FASCINATING ^ r MflfTAHY f V F «U * 6 I \ » * M * flfcr T>WTt«y Aftur^ MOCNf W W - HONKt u % W CDTVCy F U T M IR R O * » * M O W K | W S IY ? r » n t , 1IT’S 1-3 WWV, F IR E , A L M O S T L IK E , BEFORE _ W E W ERE V , M A R R IE D ! h ) ^ > l } IN T H E C lR C t'IT COT S T IN i and ■« * OMSWOOO MERC* f. I Ca u l • 7 n x y x x j R t ____- m v — S f B«T . it A T C N C */ r— ' '-tv/ m w Noul?e s o b u s y r man* to v eu BLOK**--*WIU.VCJU SEW A BUTTON T- S f lN M V V s n r in o l r con- ItUMER JO S E P R CUMM at al D efen d an ts n o t ic e o r a e r r T IIE STATE O F FLORID A TO I llo m c r Joaeph Cum in, «* Bank* Road, Mwampacutt, M a***cbl- SHIRT? i for T T , FLORIDA NOV 1STS0 TEA CHERS INSURANCE AND ANNUITY ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, g SOW Y ork forporatlon. Plaintiff, X HATE TO INTERRUPT VOU M p n rv o o m o N T w TMCNON'RATMIIX .W: m F M »»m » m m XOTICB IE hnraby giv en th a t I w I W P < In b t i l M N a t R oain 4, B o s 4 ilB , Sanford, Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a an* dor Iba fle llla u a nam o of. S K lL tC R A P T CUSTOM CAB* I NETS, a n d t h a t I Inland to ro slo to r aald n am a w ith tho C lark a t tb a C irc u it Court, Sam laola C onatjr, F lo rid a, in aecardaneo w ith tb a provlalona o f tb a F te tlllo n a Namo S tatute*. to * w lt: S actton 141.44 F lo rid a S ta tn to a l a s t. S tf! J a a n P . B -lq u e E lin o r ML B tlq a a Publlab D a a Id . 11, 44 a J aa. 4. CUD-44 XOTICB O F APPLICATION^ F O E TAX O K ED Nolle# la horoby g le a n th at D. HOME, holder of th a fol­ low ing C e rtific a te baa tiled ■aid c e r tlf lr a ta fo r T a x D<«d to ba laauod Ibaraon. T ha C e rtttlc a ta n u m b er and y e ar o f laauance, tho daaerlptlon of th a p ro p e rty and tha aam a In w hich It w aa asse ss, od a ra aa follow *: C rrtlflc a ta No. 40 T **r of laauane* Ju n * 1. 1140 D escrip tio n o f P ro p e rly Tha S outh 10 f**t o f ft* N orth SU fa*t o f th o Kaat 144 foot a t B lock -O - o f A.n. Chappell'* S u b d lv lilo n accord­ ing to P la t th a ra o f recorded In P la t B ook I, p a s* T1 of tti* Publlo JlecorJ* o f Hemlnol* C ounty. F lo rid a. Nama la w bleh x a a a n a d : Ruby Loall* Tlm m a All o f th a p ro p e rty being in th* C ity of S anford, C ounty of Hamlnol*. S ta te o f Florid*. UnUaa auch c e rtific a te ahall be r*d**m*d a cc o rd in g to law th* p ro p e rty de*crtb«d In turh c e rtific a te w ill bo *old to tVi hlghaat bidder a t th a front door a f th a C ity H alt, a t Banford. F lo rid a on th a flrot Monday In tho m o n th o f Ja n ­ uary, 1441 w hich la th a 7th day of J a n u a ry , l i f t during tha l*gal bourn of nalo. D etod thin i t h d a y o f Dt«om bar, l i l t . It. N. Tam m . J r . C ity T a x C o lle c to r Publlah Dec. T, I I , SI. M * Ja n . I. ISIS. CUD-SI________________________ ON CHEWING GUM . Jy , •• ■ — m ■ '■ .C'-VA1*■ m m \ ri.* rs* •alia MO- X WMIT YOU TO K GCTTMO FACIS AMO fl»U W SBW W FORM/ sCONflOMCa WITH THB MMARAJAHi l V r ~ — T -r IA S Y I rm w w r' M C M M im O M ^ A W O D I TIU .TH W IW AU Y HOPS MYCOMB T O RSIA X.AN 0M I CAM M T HIM TO AT MY PiAK ffWM i OWE YOU A FEW . H I N tm vesi J h o u r s fjbw HIS vL schsouuf/. EUSU, TfeAM?WELL,I GOT IT WHO DOB5NT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT r FIXING CAR R D h A o M EHT) D R E S 5 -U P s AFRAIR/ ALL BACK TOGETHER. AND ONLY HAD ONE .PART LEFT O V E R / * ONLY ONE PART LEFT UH-HUM/JtfT . NOV M M T 1HC HECK WENT WHONOft* I P SM EAR I MADE CONTACT WITH OOP/ QtaCAR BOOM m a d e contact ALU RIGHT. BUT SOMEW HERE UP ALONG TH B UNCOUNTED C EN T U R IES THE TENUOUS ELECTRONIC CHAIN BROKE —.WROAS NSVKC 7UANED 1------ m ia w c M B A HUNCiy FMHTKI •XT YOU SCAN*© HIM ..AND AU. •\t— h e o o m * e rr ^ \ I l * % | nt' A • )O tL I < and IfctB M M t.H F m j U STfN TO THAT COMMOTION.' SO UNDS UKe HE rOUNOAMEItO O f ELEP H A N T SSH O U LD N 'T WE HELP W M - f • .* CMTHe OTHER SW e-IPTH CYVSfT HUHTtttS- atcas* Tht NOHTfOf - L o rra in e (I. Cumm, 44 Banka Road. Saram pecutt, M aaaaohaa atta You a ra h tro b y n a ttflo d th at a a u lt ha* b**n file d agalnat yuu In th e above e n tltltd cauee. a n d t h a t y o g g re re­ q uired to file y o u r a n a w tr w ith tho C U rk o f th la Court and to aorve a copy th tr to f upon the p la in tiff o r plainl lf f a a lto rn ay n , w hoea name and addrnaa la Jonnln**, W att*. C la rk s and lla m lh n n , ltu n H arnett N a tio n a l Bank B uilding, Ja c k ao n v llta S, F lor­ ida, not l a t r r th a n Ja n u a ry II, 1I4S. If yog Tall t o 'd o ao a decree pro confoaso will bo e n te red a g a ln a t yoa fur tho relief dem anded In the com plaint. T hla a u lt la to forecloaa a m o rtg a g e . The proceeded real p r o p a r t y a g aln at la: tx>t S. S U X U X D ESTATES, F lr a t Addition a subdivision a cc o rd in g m g p la t th e re o f, recorded In P la t Book IS, Page* IT a n d IS o f th a Publlo R ecords of flomlnola C ounty, F lo rid a. W ITNESS m y h an d and the * tal of aald C o u rt a t San­ ford. F lo rid a, th la l l t h day of Decam bar, 1I4S(SEAL) A rth u r If. B e ck w ith . Jr., C U rk o f th a C irc u it C ourt By: M argarot E. T yra D eputy C lark Publish Dec. St. S« * J*n4. I t , 1441. CDD-I4 7n t h e c iR c trr c o tu r, NINTH JU D IC IA L C fR C tIT . IN AND FO E BEMINOLH COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. IXSIS , NOTICE TO D E FE N D EVELYN U. F E R R IS . P U Intirf, V*. EUQENE E. F E R R IS , Defendant. T H B STATE OF FLORIDA TOi EUGENE B. F E R R IS R outn S Kaet llrunaw lck, New Ja rae y PLEA SE TAKE NOTICH th a t a sw orn A m ended Com- • plaint h a s been filed agaln at you In tho C irc u it Court, Ninth Ju d ic ia l C ircu it, In and fur Seminole C ounty. Florida, In c h a n c e ry No. 1S.1IJ. tha a b b rev latad title o f w hich la EVELYN B. F E R R IS . P laintiff, v e rsu s EU G EN E E. F E R ­ RIS. D efendant, w h eraln th e re lief so u g h t I* a D ecree ef Dlvorca a n d a n a w a rd of De­ fe n d an t's a n tlra In te re s t In and to c e rta in re a l aetate described na follow*, to-w lt: Lot « . Block B. LAKE BRANTLEY 1*1.IM. SE­ COND ADDITION, accord­ in g to tho P la t thereof a t recorded In P la t Book 11. Page 4, P ubllo Re­ co rd s of Sem inole County, F lo rid a. T hese p reaanta a re to aauao and re q u ire you to file y°<<r w ritte n a n aw e r o r dafanee*. If any, to tha Amended Com­ p lain t filed heroin, and to ■erva a copy th a r to f upon the P la in tiff* attorneys, M ta n itro u , D uels A llclntoah, Pont O ffice Boa 1444, S a n f o r d . F lorida, on o r b«foro Ja n u a ry Tl, 1)43. and h a re lo fall not or a D ecree P ro C onfeaao *UI bo e n te re d a g a ln a t you, and th e ra u a a proceed e a parte. IHEAt.) -A rth u r H. B eckw ith. J r , C lark of th e c ir c u it Court tty: M a rg are t E. Tyro, D. C. H tenalrom , D aele A M cIntosh A ttorney* a t Law P est O ffice Ron I l l s Hanford, F lorida P ublish Dec. 31, J*. | f « | A fan. 4. I t . 1444. CDD-44 It Pays To Use The HERALD .Want Adi. r ITX nanaw jruur juvum***' u ■’ >f * ' ^ �V — 7K5 - V .v f ( Ef-: m 1 T ., v.. •View*ikvn-n-ti-v - v - v __ rw iT Jfls ’ In From Your Classified Phone Houses for rent. For infor­ Attractive 2 bedroom, 2 both ms tioa eoataet Tad Wllhomo. Ftnctd yard. Near tiama Hardware, 205 E. NAS. I l l W. C olts an O r­ 25th S t el#. FA M M . 1322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First 8WEETIK PIE Umu furniture, applUacc*. tools, tie. Bought - Bold. Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford Are. Ph. PA 2-4132 By Nadine Seltaer HEATING ROOMS, The Gabtts, 451 Magnolia Are. FA 2-9T25. a a p o p e co. me. m I t. Pare Are. PA 8-42$4 2 Bedroom bouse, kltcbea equipped. 1503 Douglas Ave. BE MODERNI Cook and beat water eeeaomkallp with HlTberm Bottled Qas. Miller Radio aid Appliance. US A Park Ave. Pb. FA M UR so floor. Concrete block, to West Sanford. Out of flight pattern. Large oocwer le t Smell equity end naeunre mortgage b e l a n e e . VA monthly payment |7T, Ph. FRIGIDAIRE Salat A Service 0. H. HIGH 1TM W. lit S t Saniord Ph, FA a-UU SINGER 29A. A lto A rnree tim 30. Maekfarery . Took 31. Powhry - Ltvoetock 81A. Peto R EN T A BED RoUawny, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day, Weak* or Meath CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA M W 114 W. 1st 8 t SEWING MACHINE River Front Sales and Boniee Free estimates In advance Free borne demonstration Property Alan’s Fabric A Ruga 2558 Park Dr. CALL FA 2*5783 Comfortable Skepmg Room, FA 2-7451. Wi Repair «nd Sarvlco S T I NE Macbinary and Supply Co. 20T W. 2nd St. FA 2-0433 OPEN HOUSE noTicw o r s m i r t T i o s v a n TAX B B S S X s tie s Is hereb y e tv s a th a t 111 B O O R . h o ld er s f tb s fetlew tu B C s r tltis e ts b s s tiled a a l4 e e rtlfle e te ta r T e a 2>ss5 M be lesusO there**. th e c e r t i n s e t s a e m b sr aad y a a r o f Isauano*. tb s a sse rtse ls e s f t b s y r e s s r ty eaS tb s a s a w l a w bleb It w a s a sssss#4 a r e a s fellow s: C s r tif le a ts No. I T sar sf la w a a o a J e s s t. i l i e t b e N o rth 'IT t a i l o M b s W s s t •1 f e e t o f tb s B eeth H s f Bloch 11 T ie r IS a t F lo riaa t e l l and C s le n ls a tls a Com. w e a r L im its# M ay a f tb s at. O e rtrn d * A ddltioa to tb s t e s r a s f e a a fs rd , F lorida, aer e r d l a e to tv a t th ere o f rs s s rd s d l a P U t B osh 1. page i l l e f tb s P u b lic R ecords ef O s a ta s ls c o u u ty , P lsrld a . ( t r e e N f ft. ta r a lte r) N e v a la w h tsb aM ssssd: Al- Comfortable A p a r t m e n t s . Furnished or unfurnished. 2 Locations. CaU FA 2-5123 day time. NO 04502 avto­ la gi. Steastrom Reiky takas plea­ sure la extending this ta- H a n d l i n g aQ types of vitatloa to yon to visit and real estate. Inspect this lovely new home in beautiful and de­ JOHN E. FOX, sirable latch Arbor. LOST: light brown aad white female dog. Short heir, Nicely furnished Apartment This I BR, 3 bath CB hams pointed ears, yellow eyes. for young couple, fso la situated on a beautiful, TaU curls over back, white month includes water A shady, spacious bomosite ia fact Name Clady. 10-15 Elect Own entrance. 100 Lech Arbor’s Ratal section. lbs. Timid. Lost from 8tone B. Holly, FA 23400. Island. Under rets can. Though the homo ia still o Reward. CaU FA 3-7313. LOCH ARBOR: I bedroom few days from completion, home, unfurnished, large a brief examination of tbe LOST: Female Calico Cat in rooms, excellent condition, many outstanding features, vicinity of Slat A French. kitchen equipped, carport, too numerous to mention Can FA 2-2171. storage, screened porch. here, will be clearly evi­ LOST: Boston BuU screw Quiet neighborhood. For dent. And the price to right, with terrific financ­ tell Dog wearing red col­ R ent Ph. FA M W . ing! lar. Howard. FA 2-3571. WELAKA APARTMENTS: Booms private baths, 114 At your convenience, bet ween Legal Notice W. First St. the hours of 1 aad I Sat­ urday and Sunday after­ NOTICW O P APPLICATION 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ noon. drive West on 10th PO B TAX BKWD Watte* la h ereby « lv sn th a t ment. Inquire Leonard's Street, turn left an Lain D. ROBB. ItflMar of- tb* fotAuto aiale. 2054 8. Hiawa­ Boulevard Into Loch Arbor, low ing C a rtlfto ata h a s filed said c*rtlfti-*ta t a r T ax Daad tha or call FA 2-MU. and follow the signs. Yoo’U ta b* Issusd th srao n . be glad you did! T hs C a rtltte n t* num ber and Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m M » r o f Issuance, tb* descrip­ tion e f th* pro p erty end the house. 138 Escambia. Ph. nam e In w hich It w as *•***FA 2-0274. Stenstrom Realty ed a r s na follow lne; WJ 3 ? o f ,l" s r y » o y srtr b e ta * In the C ity s f S anford, Florida. C e e a tF s f asm tn o ls. S ta ts sf y iw i€ sa V b ls s s scab s s r tlf le a ts shstt b s re4s«m *d e e* * fd tae t« U s th e p ro p e rty d sscrlb sd la s a s h s s r tt f l s a ta w ill bs sold t a th e h ls h s s t bidder a t tb s frees d oor o f tb# C ity H ell, _______ a„ t ia n fo rd ,_ F lo rid a on _ th* tho f t rot M onday In th# aeonth of J a n u a ry , ISIS w hich I t tha t t h d a y o f J a n u a ry , ISIS d u rt a g lh a M eal h o u rs of *sla> D a te d th is I t h day a f Dee- C srtlfte n t* N s M l T s a r a t e ta b ar, i t i s . Issuance J u n e 1, l i l t H . N. Tam m . J r. n a arrtp tla w a f F t a p a rt 71 C tty T a» Collector T 44 fs* t Of th* N orth P u b lish Dae. T. 14, SI. IS * HbsOfE ast Lot 41 In Block -A “ of Jan. 4. 1141. M. II. S m ith's Second .Subdi­ ODD-SI ______ vision a ccording to P lat th ere Furnished lovely 2 bedroom i THst c i n c t iT c o v a rr o r nf recorded In P lat Bonk t. Apartment. Lake Golden. gB JUSTM JL'DICIXL CIN- P i g s l i t o f th* Public R e­ Lake privileges. FA 2-0374 j r r IV S S D FO B »BWI* cords s f Bemlnol*. County. Florida. )L B C O M T V . FLOBIDA. Nam* In w hich osaeeaod: r cM AVrrnr vo. sseen S arah Sim mons losT w aoB r o n tte to e v n * All o f th s properly holng In SNTRAL FLORIDA PBOs City e f Sanford, County af Will share 3 bedroom house CRTIE8. INC., a F U rld a th completely furnished. 117 Ssm lnola, h is t* a f Flarld*. e p ^ a tt o n . Unlas* such c e rtific a te shall Catalina. he re d e e m 'd according to law pro p erty daaerlbsd In euch IH L E. R IL E T a n d LOUISE ctheartific with kitchenette. a te w ill be sold to R o o m H II.KT, bla w it#: HOW- the h ig h est bidder a t tha front Adults. 1217 Magnolia Ave. a n o . n tL B T »na f u m i a door o f th* C ity H all, a t San­ R IL E T . hM w lfa: C. J- ford. F lo rid a on th* first ASDAL and ELEANOR RAS- Monday In th* m onth a t J a n ­ Furnished Apartment. Couple AL a n d E ST H E R A. HAW- u ary , IMS w hich Is the Tth or bachelor only. 370 a [NBOM. o f Ja n u a ry , ISIS during month plus lights and gas D*(*ndaat* day th* legal hour* of sale. H o n e s o r * tiT heat. 2505 S. Elm. FA 2-2307 D ated th is I th day of Dec­ >4 CARD B. H ILET and em ber, ISIS. Can be seen between 4 awl LOUM1C O. RILET If. N. Tam m , Jr. 5 p. m. 94SS M arion tltra at BE. C ity Ta* Collector W ae h ln g to n I t . D.C. ru b lle h Dec. T. 14, SI. I t A Von a rc h * r* b r directed to Jan . 4. ROSE COURT- 1 Bedroom k* nolle# th a t a eull baa CDD-I1 furnished Apartment. Child­ ten filed a g a in st too I" tha ren welcome. 2015 Sanford toe# court. Th# n a tu re of \ t m n : o r % p p l ic a t io v for r t t IIKEI1 i* s u it, o r proeaaillng. I* a Ave. NO 5-4323. im p la ln t for foraotoaur* of Nolle* I* hereby given th a t m o rtg a g e . Th# nam# of tha D. ROME, holder of In* fol­ ju r t In w hich la id suit, o r low ing C orllflcal* he* filed 3 Bedroom home with Flor­ ida room am* kitchen -aeoadlng, ta ponding t* lb* eald c e rtific a te fnr T ax Deed Ircntt C ourt of tb* Ninth to b* leeued thereon. equipped. $75 month. Cali Th* C o rtlflra t* num ber and id la ltl C ircu it In and fo r 323-0259 for information. im lnot* C a u n tr. F lorida. In y e a r v f leeuance, lb* deerrlpbancery NO. 1I4S4. Th# till# tlon of th* pgoperty and Ih* f tb * su it I* CSINTtlAt* nam a In which It wa* aeeeta- Furnished 2 Bedroom home. L/VRIDA PRO rKRTIKB. tN C, ed a re aa follow s: Adults. No pets. FA 3-7654. T sa r af F lo rid a coreoratM n. variu* C e rtifica te So. I l l ARL E .RIL.ET and U M ritK laeuanc* Jun* I. l i l t Small 1 Bedroom frame lle a ertp tle * of P roperly i , n x ix r . M* wif*: now . BD a R IL E T and FWJRA Lot St of Roae C ourt Addition house, near Ravenna Park. , R IL E T . hla w lta; C. J. I n tb* City of Ranjord. F lo r­ Ready , for occupancy by A8D A U EtJ-IAN'OU RASDAL ida. a -cordlnu to Plot thereof 1st Jan. $10 month. 1’h. »it E ST H E R A. HAWK IN- recorded In P la t Hook S. page* DN. Th* d*acrlptlon of th* t. I and i nf th a Publlo Re­ FA 25431. 1*1 p re p a rty In ro lv u t In cord! o f ffemlnol* County, ltd p ro c e ssin g deterlbad In Plorida. I* C om plaint I* *a fo lls n s t Nam* In w hich aaeaeaedi Mra. 2 Rm. turn. Apt. Clean. Wa­ ter ft Elec. Furn. 548. Pb. L o t I. S lack A. LAKE Joat llo k k a n e n All of lha properly halng BRAN TLEY IHl.KS, HEFA 2 2701. COJ4D EADUmON. accord­ In tb* City of R inford. Coun­ in g l* tb* p lal thereof ty of rfemlnolr. n tat# o f F lo r­ 3 Bedroom home, l'-i bath, a* recorded In P lo t Book ida. Cnleea such c a rtlflra t* ahall I t . page S. «f th* Public central heal, hardwood be redeem ed according to law R ecord! at B«mlm>l# th# pro p arty daecrlbrd In such C ounty. Florida w ill be sold to th* Toil or* required to fit* certtfloot#bidder a t th* front aur A nsw er w ith th# C lark iilgheot door of Ih* City Hall, a t Han­ ir r * a aupy th ere o f upon ford. F lorida on tba f'.rai 6A Special Notices ta la tlffs attorney*, who** In th e m onth o f J a n ­ am * am t addreea le L. P h a rr Monday uary, ! ) t ] w hich la tna Tilt ,ba*r, T u rn b u ll and Abner. day of Ja n u a ry , IMS during Wanted Share Cropper. Ap­ UltS 41*. New E n c lin d Build- the legal hour* of eala. proximately 40 acres tiled Ig. P o e t O ftlc* Boa l i t . W inD ated thla Sth day o f Dec­ land now available. Excel­ IS P a rk . F ln rlJ i. not late r ember. ISIS. lent location. Contact Jack ta n lh a 17th day of J a n II. N. Tamm. J r. ary , A. D. tSSI, a* requlrad Hoy. P. O. Box 393, LongCity T a s Collector t la w , ala* a Decree Pro PuhlleU Dec. 7, II, St. * Jl. wood or call TE 5-1212 or p n ftae o w ill b* entered A Jan . 4. 1 )0 . g a in s t you. TE 1-4231. C D P -M IV WITNEBS W HEREOF. 1 av* h e reu n to set my hand Ud a ffla e d m y official tool a t Ianford. Hemlnol* County. Itarlda. thl* t l t h day of l»ecm b*r. A. D. t i l l . BKAL) 3 - BEDROOMS, I, l j j & 3 OATHS A rth u r H B eckw ith. J r . C la rk a t th e C ircuit C ourt Bamlnol* C ounty, Florida LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS X y : M artha T. Vlhlen VA • CMvantional A FUA Finaaciag D eputy Clerk — » P h a r r AUner Sunland F dalrt • On 17-92 (2 Mi. So. vf Sanford) u lt tse . lew E ng lan d Bulldl ig Sale* flifke Ml. Iloiue Inelds Entrance '«*t Offlc* B»a SIT KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. f t a l a r P a rk . Florida PM- PA 3-8574 ittwenayt for P la in tiff JIM HUNT REALTY, Bate* Ageat 'ghllah Dec. 14. V . S* A an 4. Dsj*. FA 34118 - Eva. A Sun. FA 2-051$ - 323-5745 ££. Sunlcmd Estates Homes VA - NO DOWN PAYMENT • 111 N. Park Are. FA 2-2420 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc, FA 2-3351 Atlantic Bank Bldg. SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, living room with fireplace, se­ parate dining room, Florida room glassed, screened porch, carportc. O l d e r borne on a lovely palm lined street. See Mrs. M. Conrad. 2200 Palmetto Ave. Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 24111 Nights FA 2-OOJ 323-0700 HAPPY lit N. Park Ave. 1959 Ford Fairlane 500 FA 2-2420 Beautician wanted. Cut *N Curl Beauty Chop. I ll Pal­ metto Ave. FA 2-0534 or FA 3-4012. Sanford, Fie. Housekeeper steep In, care INVESTIGATE AND INVEST of infant. Own room and After Christmas Bonus ia one bath. Montaclalr, New Jer­ o! the undeveloped tracts sey. 245 week. Fare paid, in Eastern Seminole Coun­ references. Pb. Mayfair Inn. Room 303. 322 8800. ty and in Volusia County. After 4 p. m. 185 Acrea $24,000. 120 Acres 321.000. 19. SltiwtioBs Wanted 80 Acres $27,000. 40 Acres $ 9.000. PAINT INSIDE OR OUT. Call us now for information. FREE ESTI MATE FA 2 9110. Painting A Repairing. Free estimates. Work guaran­ REALTOR — INSUROR teed. Fred Roettgcr. Pb. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. FA 2-0250. StemPer Agency j J, V-8, Ford-O-.Malic, Power Steering and llrakea, Radio, Ueater, Extra AT HOLLERS of SANFORD OLDS Super B8 2 Door Hardtop, Automatic MERCURY 4 Door Monterey, Auto., Ilrakra A tittering, Electric Windows A tieal^Vh^Cnnd. I1I.IW 4 Door Super S3, Auto., Putter Drake* A tile e rln j^ tM jL'o n d . FALCON Station Wagon 4 Door, tilan jjard ^jh lf^ RUICK 2-Door Hardtop Special FALCON 2 Door Sedan Standard ^ CHEVROLET 4-Doer, I CyL, Automatic Trans. CARS *3695 395 695 C f1 1, ■4 l| H to te Ij ■ m to ’ ^ | Mi 295 a ll Q1 1958 Ford STATION WAGON. 8 Cylinder. Standard Shift, New Paint, Good fond. 1958 Edsel 2-Door Hardtop V-8. Powar Htooring and ilrikaa. Good Cond. ■A en t f .. iu o o m e r c u r y .MONTEREY, 4 Door Sedan, .MereO Matlr, Heater, Clean. White Finish. -jL . . . a n d S incere T h a n k s to tb s m an y H uino-O w nera o f T ea ’n • G reen E state* a n d L ongdat* fo r th e ir confidence in u s a n d to a ll but.. . , t au p p ly h a u te * a n d o u r lo y al a u b -c o n tra rto ra w ith w h e m w e b a v a h a d * uth p le a s a n t dealin g * d u r ­ in g th e p a a t y e a r. We'll endeavor to maintain your faith and good will ENTERPRISES Builder* of Tee 'n Groan and Longdala Harold Logan, President PLYMOUTH 3 Door, V-8 NO PAYMENTS 2 UNTIL FEBRUARY LOcJLflO.VtS 319 E. 2nd ST. 2355 PARK FA 2-0711 ORLANDO CII 1-3155 FA % S95 $ 495 I Ci ^ t 695 C A A P Tf J m re Are 1957 Plymouth C * 1955 Chevrolet C ^ SAVOY 4 Door V-B. Automatic Iran*. Clean, Good Condition. 595 395 BUYS PONTIAC 2 Door Hardtop ENGLISH FORD 3 Door Sedan FORD V-8 SU'.ion Wsgnn. Ford-O-Mallc, Radio, Heater. .MANY MORE MAKES A MODELS CHOOSE FROM |A R C PONTIAC 4 Dour Sedan 1 3 d u Automatic T rn n a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1Q EO CHEVROLET Station Wagon 1 9 9 0 V-8 Auto, Poj**rSt*erln* 095 1957 Chrysler CROWN IMPERIAL 1 Door Hardlop. Powered ,White Finish, Clean. BARGAIN OI.D.SMOIIII.I-: I Door Hardtop Automatic A r H ^ l^ o n j. Of.DHMOHII.K 4 Duor Automatic, 695 0Mi 4 Door Sedan, 8 Cylinder, Real Clean. LM N \ -7. :~ ; mm 2524 Park Dr. 7 ^ 1 / qh J ~ ’ American made. Heavy duty 1352 Renault DouphfaM. Fh. Industrial tailor Sewing FA 24805. Machine. Complete. Good condition. Tako over pay- 1958 Cbev. Stotioa Wagon. 1 | dr. Brookwood, 5 cyL HNk manta. FA 2-MM. Can ba seen a t BiQ Him* TENTS FOR camping. Tarpn, pbill Motors. rope, m en kiln. Surplus ---------------------- — — .— — . , . 1560 Chevrolet Pickup Truck and Camper. • cyL Auto* FACTORY TO YOU ms tic treat. Camper atrepn ALUMINUM BLINDS 4. Hat 4 boner itare A Eneleead brad, Sag-proof bot­ oven, alao Ire ben. CaU tom rail with plaattc coda. Plaitic or rayoa tapes. Cot­ 523-a r t 2M E. Mth Sem* ford. 3 ; ton or nylon cords. Senkmrik Glass an d P a in t Company 2,0 MagnoUs Ph. FA 3-5533 Gita way Th Tho Waterway Do It yourself pest anatrol. Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINBU3B Dealer Why pay a high price for peat control la your borne 304-1-1 E. l i t Ph. FA SM tt or place of buslaeas. Do M yourself sod save 30tt or tnore. 3 Months guaran­ tee. Personal Instructions by tbs formulster of fB S SURE. DEATH INSECTI­ •.I**i nr CIDES, and sprayer furn­ ished. For Information and U free delivery call Raymond •V5e Woods. FA 2-5051. Refrtgeratioa • Air-conditiaatag men Beaded. We train you. Write Commercial REALTOR Trades Institute Box to , c/o Good old fashioned child 110 N. Park Avenue Sanford Herald. care ia my borne for prePhone 3334550. echool children. White. Hour, day or week. 107 Lahevtow home with lake privileges in South Sylvan Haye Drive. FA 3-1470. CaU AUTO GLASS Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms between 3 A 4 p. m. INSTALLED aad I baths. Air-CondlUoa- SPECIAL TREE AND YARD Windshield Back Gians ed. Phono FA 3-7300. SERVICE. CALL 3234000. Door Glare Vent Glare inventory Sale of demonstra­ tor Garden Tractors aad 8ERVICE S t Johns Realty 21. Bounty Salewa Senkarik Glare and Paint Tillers. FA 24000. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Company Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop G.E. Frost Free 14 cubic 111 N. Park Are FA 34123 Ito Palmetto FA 2 0034 ItO Magnolia Ph. PA 2-4031 ft. Refrigerator with aepar•to across top frreaar. hrner being transferred. Ktnmora automatic Waste WU pay closing cost aad You can find anything you or. Both used 2 months. you assume payments of FRIGIDA1RB need advertised la the H er Air-conditioner and Power $80.45. S Bedroom, 1 bath. Sales A Service aid by Sanford merchants. Lawamower. CaU M3 OHO. 523-8755. House Wiring. Free Estimates Sid Vihlan's RandaU Electric 32. flo w e rs • S h ru b * 2 Bedroom House,, in quiet 112 MlgnoUa Ph. FA 24015 neighborhood, living room Beautiful Camellia# la bloom II ’ x 17’, dining room, 25. Plumbing Services GRAPEVtLLE NURSERY Florida room, central beat, Grapeville Ave. Near 30th S t PLUMBING oak floors. Lot too* x 100’. Contracting A Repairs $10,800. 35.000 mortgage. FREE DELIVERY (Tonne arranged) C a l l Sail Us Your Furniture. Quick R. L. HARVEY TE HT37. I l l Warren St. Service With tha Cash. 304 Baaiord Ave. FA 34323 Q U A L IT Y U SED Lengwood. SUPER TRADING P08T FA 20277. Lowly 8 bedroom home. Vary 1961 Cadillac De Vitle •mall down payment and 4 Done Sedan, Air CotaL. PewerW, BEDS FOR RENT Extra Class, Locally Ownad. In ­ assume mortgage- Beauti­ Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ Plumbing A Heating terior and Exterior Like New. ful section. Cell 2 to 2 p. nile. FREE dolivery tad AIR CONDITIONING ta. 2224514. Pick-up. CONTRACT and REPAIR 1961 Comet 2-Door FURNITURE CENTER WORK New s bedroom homo on Sedan, Standard Trane. KadH 1100 'reach Ave. Iroquois Are. Smalt down 1007 Sanford Ava. FA S455S Heater, New Tlree. Ph. FA 27253 payment or will trade for what bava you. Payments 1960 Mercury FREE ESTIMATE 150.01 per month. No quali­ I-Door Sedan, Mere-O-Matlc, Power Upholstering A Mattress ren­ YEAR END SALE Steering end Hrakee, Radio, HeoUr. fying or no closing costs. New A Used T.V.'s Big ovating* Nsw A Used Furni­ Phono Orlando CY 5-7555 trade-in allowances. Easy ture. CaU Nix Bidding Mfg. 1959 OldflmobUe or 2154813. terras. Town A Country T.V. Co., at 708 Cekry Ava. SUPER 85, 4 Door. Power Steering FA 2-2117. 2555 Park Dr., 3325352. and Brake*, Radio. Uestar, Estrs Clean. Wblta Finlali. MORTGAGE LOANS 1959 Chevrolet FHA and Coovantlonal Nomad 4 Door Station Wagon, Air Commarctal A Residential fond.. Powered, New Paint, Lew Mileage. J. W. Hall, Realtor Stenstrom Realty "Call Hall" FA 24541 2544 Se. French Ave. upright Commercial freea- FREE Use of «nr Carpet • r. Contact Mr. PtdUafsr, Shampooer wKh purehai* 823-7223. of Bint Lustra shampoo. 1888 Zlg Zsg. Makes button Carroll'i Funtiture. holes, darns, with guaran­ . tee.. 4 payments of $7.15. 95. A rtk ten W nM ni Ph. FA 2-MU. ’58 barthap to pre« saodW S loom* of IT plecos of Hon, prefer Chevy. PIMM furniture. Almost new 8218 FA 9-TM8. balaacs owed on It. See at 2522 Yale Are. 98. AetemeWteB - Tntoka U IIM T nUW I L IN C O L N M ERCURY 109 N. Palmetto Av*. Hanford I �could be claimed doily with­ out receipts. This raised a groat protest from buaines*- MC In rkalafilE N U M K ihI .v mm :(j *1**s . m scene of the Jfattrtty with the Christ Child. Mery and Jos­ eph, three wise mm and the shepherds with their sheep. Another scene was of a Christ­ mas choir. Judges wsre J. W. Abell, M. V*. Beasley sad Shirley Beas­ ley, all of Oviedo. Nias tables ef play wsre la action at this wssk’a masting ef DsBary'a Duplicate Bridge Club bald at the Community Crafty on Wednesday dua to Christmas falling so ths reg­ ular playing date. H alt week’s meatteg alas win bo bald an Wcdaesday. . Winners this week war* NS, first, Mrs. Frank Austin sad Mrs. Albert Besom; ■secrad, Mrs. B. M. Hinkle ta d Mr*. George FearssD; third, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Phil doBoraM tad fourth, Mrs. Myron Re­ tard! and H. 0. Chase. BW, Brat, Mrs. poyte Driver aid William Woodlock; second, Mrs. Virginia (Unger and Miss Ann Singer; third, George Pearsall and E.M. lUnkte u d fourth, Oscar Barnett and Mrs. R. W. Ackerman. Now officers of the chib tak­ ing over next week will bo Mlaa Ethel Johnson, prosideal; H. G. Chase, vice presi­ dent; Mra. Myron Aecardi, secretary; Mrs. Ruth Blatt, treasurer; F. R. Froehllch, di­ rector, and H. V. Middleton, game director. Tho new TM-A Beil Bystern dial communication sor­ tie# PBX put in torvice re­ cently by tho Sanford Atlan­ tic Bank Is billed ns "com pact, fast, efficient, modern and flexible.” "This new PBX certainly given us all these things, making It much easier to transact the bank's business and Increasing convenience and service for our customon," said President Howard Hedges. Ths small pushbutton con­ sole, operated by switchboard receptionist Mrs. Este Lou ra te has automatic connec­ tions to tho trunk Una by every line in tha bank. It oilmlnates punching buttons and goes directly through to ths parson who Is being called. "Another unusual feature of the "think* • for • itself" switchboard la tho “camp-on" facility, which enables tho operator to connect o caller to a busy phone, and as soon ns tho rail receiver hangs up, tho now coll automatically rings," George Herndon, Boll communications c o n s u l t ­ ant said. Tho eamp-oa caller cannot overhear the call that is go­ ing on but will bs automatic­ ally connected as soon as tho phono la free. Tho now system will handle ns many ns 10 outgoing calls a t one time, slhalaating tho when "all tha Unoo a n tied up." The switchboard can ho not for after hours imago, and can also bo easily expanded to tako care of up to 60 inter­ office phones. DISCOVERER Juan Gaetano, a Spaniard, first discovered tho Hawaiian jiitri* about 1545. Captain •Minus Is given eretheir discovery li­ ke did not visit the Is- FOR THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR, VAH-5 has won the Cdr. J, H. Bear Safe Driving Award. Cant. R. M. Ware, SNA8 commanding officer, le ft la shown presenting the trophy to C apt Joseph Tolly Jr., commander of Hatwing One, who accepted the award on behalf of the VAH-5 skipper, Cdr. L. H. Sette, now deployed aboard the carrier USS Forrests]. VAH-5 will have permanent possession of the Bear trophy. Bear Lake Club Makes Costume Jewelry Club named Ha Ural attico n at a umetiag held Doe. II at the home ef Mrs. E. L. Hubbard. Serving will bn Mrs. Ray­ mond Jackson, president; Mrs. Hubbard, vice president; Mrs. Alta Wentworth, e a rn ­ Five Girt Scout troops, two Seniors and three Brownies, joined each other In a carol' log trip to Sunland Estates. Following the hour of carol­ ing through the residential section, the group broke up sod each troop wont to the horns of Its leader for n Christmas party. Troops participating includ­ ed >11. 204, 847 and 447 and n new un-numbered troop, led by Mrs. Maxine Alexander. Mrs. Mildred Lind, neighborhood chairman, accompanied the girls. Brownm Scouts from Troop 447 met at the home of Mrs. R. C. Rugensleln, troop leader in Lake Mary, for games, grab-bag, refreshments and singing with Christina Parkin­ son and Gall Smith taking first prises and Regina Bates and Linds Wilber receiving the booby prixei. Attending the party from Troop 447 were Dawn Rhoads, Betsy, Kathy and Kipp Rugensteln, Estelle Shannls, Gall Smith, Linds Wilber, Calvcrna Baird, Regina Bates, Mary Beat, Malory Felnberg, Sheri Gardner, Lynette and Rose, mary Green, Karen Gregory, Sandra Kuehn, Valeri Lackey, Kathy Morria and Chriatlna Parkinson. Adults who aasisted Includ­ ed Mra. E. R. Elliot, Mrs. E. E. Gregory, Mrs. J, D. Park­ inson, Mra. W. J . Kuehn, Mrs. J, G. Shannls, Mrs. D. K. Smith, Mrs. Jeannette Blakemore, B. C. Rugeniteia and W. E. McQhicy. tary; Mrs. James Wood, treasurer; Mr*. Rkhard Mathee, delegate sad Mis. Bussell Loamsla, alternate. Mrs. Don Ritey will set as food chairman and Mrs. Wil­ liam Carpenter as clothing chairman. Tuesday night's mooting opened with discussion of tho recent Open House bald by tho County Home Demon­ stration Clubs at the Center. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Matbea win represent tho Bear Lake group at tho Jan. 4 Council mooting also to bo hold in Sanford. A workshop on making marbliaod costums Jewelry was held after tha business meeting. Glass marbles were first baked In a hot oven then quickly dipped la ice water to eracklo them thus giving them their design. After •w ’uugh drying Cm marbles are used for mak­ ing attractive and different earrings, necklaces and bra­ celets. Refreshments wers served at the close of the work period. The January meeting of tho elub will bo held si Mrs. Wentworths* home on Lake Asher Circle in Bear Lake. TALLAHASSEE (UT!) — Tho Stats Cabinet, Laos Comi­ ty officials, efty officials sad G o t . Ferris Bryant pot their hoods together Wednesday and announced plans to elssr the way for the npension of the capitol complex her*. Tho cost of the reconstruc­ tion work on the capital sad now buildings will ran 91AS9«* 721 for tho atato. Bryant said after the lunchson meeting that tho Improvomeats should take cars of gov­ ernment expansion for the next 20 years. He added that representatives at the masting agreed that federal funds should not bo accepted for the project Ha personally fait, Bryant said, that the federal govern­ ment should not hare any el lam on the buildings in tho canter. Bryant however, said at the same time that the stats has no immediate means to pay for tho work. Ho said $360,000 would com# out of tho Intern­ al Improvement Fund to help pay for city and county prop­ erty. Tho n e t of tho money, $380,000 mors, will bs paid by July 1, 1008, bs Mid. The property which is lo­ cated southeast of the Capitol Center and total 60 acres, in­ cludes $682,000 worth of pri­ vate land, $700,000 worth of county land, and $771,000 in city property. The project will ha started Immediately with blueprints for a now Road Department building. The project will also includ# revamping the old and weak center section of the Tho limit was raised. Cap. Us said, "after listening to comments at public hearings and when our own agents agreed that up to $35 waa «ro appropriate." tlsdor tho now i tquhumonto "a person would almost bo inviting fraod charges if bo mado deliberate overstatemts. It would bo quite tut, wise for anyone to. fabricate such records," bs said. Individuals would bo allowod lo days sad companies Capttal bonding. up to three months to con­ Btata offices will peobablj vert to tho m w record-keep­ ing requirements, Caplin Read Department buildinx un­ lid. til the work ea the Capitol is As a conservative estimate, finished. CapUa said, "the Treasury Bryant said piano for tho will save about $too million whole project will go before a year.” But ho said ho ac­ the IMS Legislators. tually expected . ax even Mrs. A! Doudasy, chairman of tho 15th Tear Reunion Committee of tho Bomlnolo High (School graduating ctasn of 1947 has announced that final plana are complete for tho reunion dinner to bo held at Spencers' Bastmrant Sat* greater tax yield. "This will mean greater profits for ooapoxies and therefore mere revenues tor the government," (ho com­ missioner said. “It will go o long way toward eliminating abuses—both deliberate and accidentally bon out of confusion of what was required by the old rules." Cut Rate Airline Fare Protested NEW TORE (UP1)—East­ class Shoos Dfngftldsr, president who sow Bran in Tampa, will bs pnooxt to em­ cee ths program and other classmates will he soming from all ever ths country as far sway as Now York City, Mrs. Doudnsy said. Spatial guests of tho class wDl ho ths former principal, Herman Morris, and Mrs. Morris, Miss Rebecca Stevens and Mrs. Mao Tort, class sponsors. Booklets containing ths names, marital status, num­ ber of children, occupation and thumbnail biography of tho class members have been prepared for those attending and copies will he mailed to those who aro not able to be present, Mrs. Doudnsy said. ern Air Lines sought a federal court Injunction Wednesday to stop one of its competitors sad tight Miami Beach hotels from offering cut rate flights between New York and the Florida retort. In tho complaint, Eastern said it would sustain damages of mors than $100,000 if group fares sold by Northeast Airlines through tho hotels were allowed to stand. i Eastern charged that one. way group passages are being sold from December through March by Northeast and tha hotels at $40 s person, com ­ pared to the lowest regular coach fare of $50.65 author­ ised by the Civil Aeronautics Board. 1963 A better life for your family . . begin by choosing s sparkling new home in Ravenna Park or a beautiful homesite in Idyllwilde, where you can build the homo for a better life in 1963. Drive two miles west on Coun­ try Club Road and look fov the HOfylE DEMONSTRATION CLUB member! of tho recently organized Rear Lake group aro pictured around the supply table which holds materials for making marbllzed costume jewelry. Attractive and different earrings, necklaces and bracelets were made by the women following last week's business meeting a t tho home of Mrs. E. L. Hubbard. (Herald Photo) Giant Grind*re Tha three largest ors grin­ ding mills in Canada am sit­ uated In the concentrator of International NleksPs Thomp­ son m in* operation la North­ ern Manitoba. Each is ISA foot in diameter and 16 fast long. signs. KITCHENS BY Vi PriceSale IU I IA L # 1 1 1 (1 1 1 1 Christmas Cards Christmas Wrappings C h a n t s ! THE CIVITAN CLUB Will Sell 175 lbs. of Claxton Fruit Cake Christmas Candles Christmas Decorations < GUTS SATURDAY 9:00 TO 5:00 P. M. In Front Of Winn-Dixie o n i< i mjppi if , CONSTRUCTION CO. Custom Building Our Specialty GENERAL OFFICE 211 W. 53th ST. 8TENSTROM REALTY BALB AGENTS 2.1th. Rt. & French Ave. mtu ins. _________ •* ITY handle your prowms-'L, FA 2-3103 rvrjr-------- - SALES OFFICE FA t-7495 �* Head VOL. fit «ioc* „ T. E. “Gone" Tudwr, proaktant of tha Florida 8tata Bank at Sanford, haa bam namad ehainnaa of the croup of tha nlna McNulty Group o f Banka in Florida. (ta rry Ytrehel win he la J. H. White, preaidant of tha Florida State Bank N n T art far Hm holidays at Hainan City, home office of the McNulty group. a a i A iaaai I t o daak win fea wtfttea by M a h a n af H e aM atM a a y a rt-.it) la aaaa yea h art ta write Bowls WBATHEV: Partly cloudy, rathor eooL Low tw rifht about 50. United Praia Leased Wlro EatabHahod 1908 MON.. DEC Traps Thousands D. K. Loop, thief The appointment af tha l IMS. Am tear aaal New T m i ' i teat af tha band, SS-yaar aU Wad McNulty, awd tS y n r •Id Darld McNally, bath af nawA... Snows Rooftop ibacrfal — a let af mratsea. r a a k l a a a at —;l m i i the M rthsra Rortte* and •aid “T dent at teste ta new fcB Sen BANOOR, Matoa (TJPPTV-A train new XephyrtiHs, Dae. ■ad a, it:M e. m. Minnesota into the from Minnesota throutei the thing this bad." weather-misted deaths ta the TESt 13 kUlbw hath man Roads disappeared ta Orange Bowl gnaw, ChanEast, taetadtat two ta the G nat Lakes, with locally tower Great Lakes, •eat* ad their victims didn't Tucker, 46, who cam# to the la Thousands of taro wee* left Ml ». U:4g pm. Solona To Meet But the East waa In for heavy snow* falling In th* New England blltsard, ate ta m b a H a t alL Sanford bank to 1943, abandoned. Wires aad trees Virginia and five ta Pennsy­ ‘snow belt," on lb* tee sides more numbing cold. a a a hie bank lag tartar la MaL SARASOTA (OFI) ware blow* dow*. Seer** of net 4, 1:3* p. m. Maine Gov. John H. of Lakoa Erie and Ontario. lvania. 9F hi 9 Florida lawmaker* Artmaabtte Hcaan platee boarao, juat after highway accidents ftagar Bowl gaa described the Mlnard as "an The Midwest looked for­ Meat ef the Northeast was scheduled la attend tha Jan. Mateo o a i New Hampshire era ee sale at tha tax eoltoefrom Melbourne High School, Ml s, 1:39 p as. emergency situation." Reed ported. ward to a warming trend to­ gripped hy temperatures M ar 11-11 gathering of tha Ltgtodied to tha roof tor*» office. Araid tha rath­ hi a “ground floor” position. base Bowl game, aero and raked by high day. A few showers wan on aaked civil defense aid for Maine state polle* at Own* latura her*, according er yen can cat 'cm by mail, After attending college at Chamber of Commerce offi­ tope. said at least 3,900 persooa Ml 1, 4:39 p m. winds. Up to eight Inebei of tap for the Pacific North­ stricken families. a a a tha Unlvrraity of WUllam tad ciate. The mww, whipped to a new anew blanketed worthsrn west aad occasional UgM Myar Minsky, who has Uv- wer* stranded In a 34-mils Millard Hopper, w o r l d Mary la Vlrgtala aad a atretcb i n i totted to y ter winds up Virginia. m round Bangor. About was predicted tar 99 ef hla T9 yean ta Bangor, Aehamplon checker player, will of duty In tho armed sorriest Population Up to 71 teltoe an hour, buried 199 persons tad their ears nbe a t tha U80 In Sanford in World War U, Tuckar re­ care and buses and seated and took rafug* ia Pilot's WASHINGTON (UPl)-Tbn dan. S to (Ira n demotutra­ turned to tha Bank of Mai off scene of communities. Grille, a restaurant, In BanCensus Bureau aaid today •r.'i'J 'S ilon and play 30 to 44 oppon­ bourne, transferred to tha Power was knocked out in m. the U. S. population would ents. The public la invited to New Symrna bank and than many areas. Hundred ef Once at th* restaurant, roach an estimated 136,043,Jola aarrlecmcn for the ahow. to Sanford. families were without boat) police ordered them to stay 000 on Now Year's Day, a a a a there lot their own safety. He served here as cashier, gain of 3,733,000 or l J per for hours la lO-below zero temperatures. Snow drifts A section ef Bangor, • city before going on to kt per­ cent over teat Jan. L A lot of joy around during were 20 feet high. of 40,099, waa without elec­ tha weekend among Univer­ PALM BEACH (UPI) — sonal loan officer and At least two deaths were tricity. la Bangor aad else­ sity of Florida football fane. President Kennedy and hla president and taking over as Pope Hailed r where, the saow waa gutterM9U1 Baying they knew all tha staff had an opportunity today president in 1933, whan form­ NEW YORK (UP!) -T im e attributed to the storm, •d-high around taw pitchedw time tha Gatora would whip to sift through returns on hla er president E. G. Kilpatrick mniaalne has named Pope which caught houatholdera, roof houses. Many families Ptnn State. That waa a g n a t weekend speech to Cuban ref left to opon a now bank In John XXIII "Man of tho motorists and skiers unpre­ pared. The Weather Bureau ugeea In Miami where ho Lakeland. left their boa** and moved gridiroa effort, though, ta with relative* or neighbors teemed to promise new U. 8. Tucker res idee with hla wife Year" for 1911. Tima said it had predicted on* foot af a a a Sfiw was the first tima a religious who had beet. Chamber of Commerce man­ encouragement for the over­ and three children a t Silver figure has been designated snow—and flurries la tome arena — before the blizzard ager John Krider and Doug throw of Premier Fidel Cas­ Lake. He is actlra ia tha Flo­ "Man of tho Year" tinea the h it rida Bankers Assn., where ha annual choice was begun In Stanetrom of tha chamber’a tro. long range planning commit­ From scrota tha country and has served as head of tha 1937, tee will diacuea the propoaal up from Latin America there personnel committee and ia ware reports for tha praal- tha Amaricaa Bankers Asm., for “future alignment of U. 8. Stocks Jump dent's perusal. Indicating *0- % where he baa teen duty as K* Hwy. 17*92 aouth of Orange broad range of reaction to hla tha state rice president and NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocke City" at a meeting of tha Da* Saturday speech. jumped off to e mixed start chairman of tho personnel and Bary Chamber of Commerce The setting waa conducive managerial development com­ la an active year-end opening Jan. 16. They were invited today. Wall Btreotora looked to emotion among tha stone- mittee. by tha DaBary organization, J L i i '/ ? r. •» for heavy trading, reflecting aariooa facet of the men of ' Capt. Joseph M. TuDy Jr., w* & M & tf -" v ic 'j a a a Brigade 2306, tha Cuban ref­ Dalles E. Loop, who was laat minute tax Iota selling commander of Heavy Attack A 'i W l Big Bob Thompeon of The ugee outfit raptured in the named secretary-treasurer of for 1962 returns and “window BERLIN (UPI) AntiWing One, announced today the new executive board, was Herald itaff won't be call­ 1961 Bay of Pig* invasion. dressing” by mutual funds Communists set off two ex­ the names ot the flight crew ing on tha newa eourcea for About 40,90 relatives, friends formerly with tho Banfonl seeking to favorably adjust plosions early today In East member* ef VAH-3 whose bank also. Ha steped up from awhile. Bob became iU at and well wishers filled half of their portfolios in tima far Berlin, the East German aircraft was reported miss- work Friday and the doe said the stadium behind-tha brig­ chief aifdjjor of the group of r*sr end. statements. Mws Service AON tag on a awtta* training misbank*, a position ha aaeunied f/M he'd better reet |br a few ade. An organization calling it­ ' sioa from the U9B Forrests] daya at Semlnola Memorial 4*5* self the “Peter Fe filter ac­ Tha president said several after haring served with tho More Foreigners ia the McdJterraMaa. Hanford hank as vlca presi­ Hospital. S t* things which fanned high tha JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - tion group" said It set off L Listed as missing a n Ledr. • e • hopes of Cuban refugees for a dent and personal Icon of­ The State Chamber of Com­ the captations near East Ber­ Charles K. Andrews. U. A TODAY’S THK LAST DAY of 1062 and time to get started on quits a few ficer until April 1939. Loop Initial reaponao to tha ap­ not-too-dlstont return to their merce say* Florida baa a lin pollen headquarter* aad Navy pilot of th* aircraft; annual problems. Recording Clark Aria Jans Lumlquiat amphanizes the peal for financial aid for Sa- homeland. These same paa- resides In Halnee City with higher percentage of foeeiga- "th* house of Soviet friend­ Ensign George A Roberts. date on the calendar in the circuit clerk’s office. (Herald Photo) ropta Home waa good, but a a g a a whipped Communist hie wife and eon. born residents than tha na­ ship" to protest Commmdit U. A Naval Reserve, bomb­ more aialaUnce U required outlets in Russia and Cuba In­ tional average this year for "terror" aad th* "rowardlw ardier, and Chief Aviation H the home if to be able to to new criea of "aggression" the firm Urn# is recent his­ of th* W*et." Machinists Mata Harold R. The Bast German news befo taka ears of (ha aged and "act of war" against this tory. The national average Sundavail, U. A Navy, third - ef our area. Get in touch country. of foreign b an residents to service confirmed tho blasts, crewman. Msmbsrs of ths brigsds pre­ 9 with Loring Burgeaa at the 3.4 par cant. According to tha which took place shortly af­ An eitenstv* anarch ta ma­ Florkia State Bank and ar sented their beloved liattls 1960 census, Florida recorded ter midnight. It blamed them de-way to find the on Western "Fascist bandits" range to give aomething. flag to ths president and bs 3.3 per cent. airmen. who took advantage of East told them in return, "I can as­ An early morning Ora total­ Germany’s "generous" tra­ Ths last day of 1962 closes Sanford reildeote have been sure you that thia flag will be ly destroyed a two-atory Britain Grim real helpful In the effort to returned to this brigade In n LONDON (U P I)- Britain's w l rates to enter East Ber­ with th* teat ebancs for re­ TOKYO (U PI)—Communist aentetlon of China’s views en Postal Machines frame borne at SIT Avocado clean up the fruit, foliage, free Cuba." cording deeds and agree­ worst winter storm in 13 lin. Ave. in Goldsboro, whan a years brought the nation to ADN Mid a third bomb, ments for deeds this year and Chine In Its sharpest chal­ nuclear weapon* and nuclear Oust Odd Shapes The official White House tie. from the recent freeze, City Manager W. E. Knowlea transcript showed that he said two-burner oil beater explod­ a New Year's Eve standstill contained in a plastic beg, a whole series of new tax lenge yat to Soviet laadarahip war. WASHINGTON (UPI) aaid today. "The men on the "a free Havana,” but the ed downstairs, and excited today. More snow waa ex­ was discovered before It requirements comes in wiUi of international communism “Comrade Togliattl and cer­ Postal mechanization caught ^ refuse trucks really appre­ State Department translator spartment dwellers upstairs pected today, although a went off. today criticised Russia’s han­ tain other c o m r a d a a have up today with tiny birth an­ 1963. West BnrUta police said ciate the cooperation, espe­ who interpreted at the Orange knocked over a second boat­ ■light thaw threatened floods New vehicle license tags dling of tho Cuban crisis. strongly opposed tha Marxist- nouncements and odd-shaped cially tha placing of fallen Bowl ceremony said in Span­ er In their rush to get out of In some areas. Highway of­ they had no previous know­ are oa sal* in the office of A 20,000-word editorial in Leninist proposition of tha letters or postcard* la th* the building. fruit in containers." he said. ish "a free Cuba." ficials, survsylng drifts whip­ ledge ef tho action group that Tax Collector John Galloway, ths official Peking People'* Chinese Communist party that U. S. mall. This difference was minor. Flra trucks from both ita- ped up by M-mllo per hour set off the blast. It was nam­ who urges Seminole County Dally aaid Communist China "imperialism and all reaction­ Starting at mlitaliM, th* There's atiU a lot of hard work to be dooe before all In any case, it waa regarded lions answered the call at winds, predicted, "It's going ed for Perer Fechter, an Citizens to order their new never has considered it a aries ara paper tlgara’," tha post offle* won't accept any the debrti la picked op, but widely, at least in Cuba ref­ 3:30 a. m. but Aset F in to be ■ grim New Year’s Esst German refuge who bled tags by mail to save time proper Communist attitude to editorial said. letters or cards (Bat a n t to death on the Eastern tide and standing ia line. It's being dooe as rapidly as ugee circles, as a rether strong Chief Robert Thotnaa said Eve." "Than." tha paper added In rectangular la shape and at brandish nuclear weapons. of tho Berlin waU Aug.17 "All you have to do ia to indication of Kennedy's desire that "tho first explosion possible. clear reference to Khrushchev, toast three inches high aad when no on* went to his aid enclose the 1962 vehicle The editorial added that tha “there ara other persona who four and one-quarter Inch** to keep alive the hopes of splattered burning keroseoo Talks Continue 9 9 1 Red Chinese “still strongly op­ after Red guards shut him. registration for your vehi­ Bridge players and others anti-Castro forces that their all over the room, multiply­ NEW YORK (UPI) -S e ­ pose, and will strongly oppose assert that today Imperialism long. nest invasion of Cuba will be ing the blase in the old cle and the cost of each, with in tha future . . . tha sacrifice has nuclear teeth, so how ran Th* re* son: "Extremely M who read the Jacoby column cretary of Labor W. Willard wooden structure and making Wtrti today prepared to SO cents for each am for of another country's sover­ It he railed a paper tiger?" small and oddly shaped tot­ la The Herald arc advised powerful and successful. Some of the President's as­ control almost Impossible." spend New Year's Eve with mailing," he said. The paper said imperialism ters and postcards caua« that the mixup on tha illu­ eignty as a means of reaching Plain IT lags without any a compromise with imperial­ to decadent and "In tha-final trouble ia our modem can­ strations accompanying tha sociates thought he meant no Tha home was owned by dock strike negotiators, seek­ letter suffix would cost $10 ism." analysis, neither nuclear teeth celing machines sod In other artlclei should end right such hard implication, but that Theodore Miller who lived ing an early solution to fringe mailed; 1TD Ugs will be $11 The editorial accused Buviat nor any other kind of teeth mechanized equipment thal away. Wa got two seta of the ha epoka in general terms. downstairs and several ten­ issues blocking a return to mailed and 17W Ugs, $21 Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev tan save imperialism from Ita to being used increasingly ia cuts mlicd up—and tbey’ra Other assoc la Its juat as close ants lived in two small up- work by 73,000 longshoremen. easier mixed than unmixed. to tha chief exacutive were stalra apartments. Miller's The nine-dajr-old walkout at TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - mailed. end other Communist critic* fata of inevitable extinction.” our 33.000 poet offices.” somewhat aurprisad by the wife and daughter are out ports from Maine to Texas "We’re knockin on wood." City and county occupation- of China as being “timid as Keep reading it. of town. vigor of his speech. baa cost the shipping indus­ laid State Patrol Director It. si licenses also go on sale, mice" when tha American “pa­ try over $300 million, accord­ N. Kirkm-m today as he re­ homestead exemption U to be per tiger" bares its “nuclear It’s a pretty good trick ing to figures liven by an in­ ported only one highway fa­ filed between Jan. 1 and taeth." to get up in front of a crowd . tality so far in th* long New April I and city and county dustry spokesman. It defended the theory that and aing with a sextet t h a t : taxes are alto due by April war to “necessary,“ described Year'a holiday period. you haven’t song with In 13 "I just bop* it can continue 1. Khrushchev’s peaceful coex­ years, but that's what a I through heavy holiday traffic istence as “absurd" and eaitf "bunch of tho boys" did out | today and Tuesday," Kirkman tha Soviet backdown in Cube at Spencer’s Saturday when Burns To Run added. "can only be regarded en 100 tho d a ta of 1917 had their Based on previous New Again In 1964 per cent appeasement, a *Mun-| re union. Year’s holidays of shorter dur­ Former principal Herman TALLAIIA8SEE (U Il) — ,of the state lawmaking body. JACKSONVILLE (Ul*l) — ich’ pur* end simple." ation, th* patrol bsd forecast The reference to Khrushchev Morris said one of his fond- House Speaker Mallory Horne Horne aaid ha will formally LAKELAND (UPI) - The a highway death toll of ta be­ Jacksonville Sfayor lleydon Of Our Customer Burns, who missed the (ov- and the Soviet Union wns in­ eat memories of school days today he it forging ehsed request Gov. Farris Brysnt on weather bureau predicted a Services tween I p.m Friday and mid­ ernor’s mansion In I960 by direct but unmistakable. waa the group^ with plana to get th* legists- Wednesday or Thursday U alppy New Year’s Eve tonight night Tuesday. The most obvioua reference Kirkman attributed th* good 19,000 votes, stye hell try to Khrushchev was in the praJ ? E L B0DHrt.I«ton Babcock tar* beck Into specie! session call a special session for mld- with temperatures expected to again in 1964. KarnU* Kisim-r Jan Jekln- on ^apportionment and states January, although Horn* said drop below (reeling la peris of record so far to stringent law But In th* meantime. Burns . S D ence ' righto deapita a aurprlaa move he cannot promise the gov- North Florida and scattered enforcement, sided by two air­ CARRYING said his mein concern to Jack­ planes aigzagging above the Harden and C lic h e * Gran- among big county legislator, ernor with certainty that tears float forecast for much of the $50,000 Worth CHARGES sonville and doing a good job traffic aad notifying ground Sim Obliged Mr. Morris «o bead off such a session. to any agreement on a reap- state. EXPERT WHEEL crews below of bad driving as th* "Gateway City’*" may­ O f Weed Found _7“ rends. Horns said he was “not sur- portionmrnt plan. The chilly wsather was from w « , a . Impromptu rood! ^ ^ ^ by u H# h, hop„ th#t m h or. conditions, congested traffic ALIGNMENT MIAMI (UPI) -M iami de­ a cold front which moved ,U>0' , • • nouncement by Stele Rep. en agreement can be worked through ths stats Saturday, and speedsters. tectives arretted two men • WE HPKCIALIZK IN w. .hoot * terv un- Woodl* Liles of Hillsborough out and developed a t the tog. dropping ths mercury about today and seized nine pounds TIKES FOR FOREIGN Herald Index uJJri undertecdzm *decora- County that big count, repre- totoUv. weekend in Sararoto 10 degrees. of marijuana, wllh a retail i CARS Pag* 6 Bridge u r ifni, out tentative! will oppose such a Jan. 11-12. value of $30,000. Etrly today temperatures Rescuers Find • WK GIVE PLAID C lassified__ Page 7 Police said they arrested on Sloes Avs budt and which session unI' “ th ,r« u » * ' U T ' “! W,U “ k *°*,n w r to were in the upper 30s in the STAMPS Page 6 Cornice .... _ n e v J u L . and friends ara |ant*e of fair ^apportionment com. to Sarasota with us and extreme north, 40$ in the cen­ No Survivors Benjamin Lnpez, 2S. a Miami1 Deer Abby „ ooh |ng and ash-in* over. It'D * r ^apportionment, Lite. help develop accord on a . ac­ ter of the state sod 30a In the JAACCIO, Corsica (UPI)— Pag* «. musician, for possession of Our S3 Year* Experience Editorial Page 4 extreme south. ts ■ mho'e rcuntryixJe of said, he means adoption of a reptobte plan, he said, Rescue teams reached the a half ounce of marijuana Page 6 | and he tod them to Allan Hy­ home* trees hridtej tun-1 plan whereby 30 per cent of i Litoa said he baa contacted Temperatures were expect- wreckage of a trench air­ Enteitainment Legato-----Peg* Ad A 7 a ^ a a T t e h a r U -ie a p e d S » P ~ p l' will elect 30 par ether big county legislator. •d to fall to 31-34 in pockets liner ta the bUasard-swept lton Williams, 39, of Miami I and mucklands around Orlan­ Corsican mountains today Puttie — ........ .... Peg* 6 Items built wllh painstaking ' rent of th# legislature.thus I and they will meet ia Tampa Detectives said they found INCORPORATED h ware and muiute atteiUioo to lending tor all lime rural Thursday to organise strategy do and the upper East Coast, sod found no survivors Society ....... Page 3 103 \v. 1»t KC nine pounds of marijuana in Sanfurd n FA 2-0431 f i 4 ay s . r k ’ltef m ' f U u bntJ> homes. aeainat the states ruckto — sa. i Bite sea tiered tee* Sports . Pace 9 IWUlums UM06 to* M nanoos aboard. President's Talk Fans Hopes Of Castro Enemies r. Anti-Communist Bombs Flare In East Berlin m Three Missing Fliers Named; Search Started ★ ★ ★ It's Time To File Chinese Reds Take Fire Destroys Goldsboro House F?rLots0fT,lin9SIssue With Soviets State Has Good Start On Holiday Opposition Slated To Apportion Call Cool New Year's Eve Predicted ncKODerts Tire Supply � 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, 1962 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 28, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 28, 1962. 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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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" rel="noreferrer noopener"><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/a56aaa733ce972436a2b7a183d32b9c7.pdf 8e43738fd31fbdce6838bb0299346cbe PDF Text Text fKimmn | !. 1 1 3 , ■^ HI i i i * nR I Bb ^ i & ■ j k irifi . * . «► m M \ 1 ■ aC lN M -29t CLAMS4"«Jfc C0CKTML?3~ t 9>__ ___ _ AMOUR ★ BORELESS CAMEO «TTMT •gMBEJHlIie k£l FttUKT BW NMHtt SLICED HAM COLDCUIS ASSORTED SMOKIE UNIS LADY FAIR L& COCONUT CONFETTI M en's Club To Meet TIM X M l G M ^ t M C u m a n QUALITY tablet detergent SALVO ( N t n 79a �% ✓ W in Dwtof thn Christman ruth. B u ll m m (• downtown S U M rad found that be etaddnl get a Mat, Ha left a aate af thanks to A1 WOson at WUaoo-Mster rural* till*, who supplied • contort* obio aaat tor Mr. Claw ao • bo oouM greet area boys aad fllM . Kind-hearted service men. Navy first and weood class petty officers. Army and Air Foret teeh and staff tergoants contributed over $700 in cash for tbe children’s Christmas party at tbe AceyDcucey Club at tha Sanford NAS. The Herald gave cre­ dit for sifts to Sanford mer­ chants in Wednesday's paper. Generous though they are. the merebanta weren’t la on this one. AH credit goea to tbe service men and tbe Acey Deucey Club. The entire Sanford Klwania Club served as booorary pall­ bearers for tbe late Fred Wilson at aervicee today as a last memorials to their former lieutenant governor, who was held in the highest esteem by Me follow memBig new neon sign went up on tho Valdes Hotel Wednes­ day. The two ladder trucks f t and hoist attracted a great deal of attention as the huge sign was swung gently and carefully into It’s appointed Bicbe. • • 9 Sarepta Mono director Mia. Taamir Braden announced today that t » has bcoa » coired la doaatiooa to ,th# ImproTomcat fund and m m work oa the building will •tort Saturday. Me reben of the Ctawlbto ry Uooa Club visited the born* Wednesday and pra* •rated Mrs. Bradra with a chock tor MO which repre­ sent! the first of the club’s donation! to the fund. Tho preaentation was made by Clyde Beret and B n Evans, co-chairmen of tho organist* tion'n sight conservation committee. Making tbe donation to the home on behalf of tha club, Keren said, "This project merits the help of tbe whole county and wo hope ail the service and civic dubs in the area will get oa tbe wa­ gon and give tee Sarepta Home a helping hand.” The moot pressing improve­ ment needed by tbe home is a new steel fire escape to replace tbe present wooden structure which is to very bad condition, according to A. K. Shoemaker Jr., who la coordinator of the fund drive and advisor oa tbe technical aspects of tbe improvements. Mrs. Braden reported that fared to denote a Saturday m onlas's week time la the eauee, and else that autorial donations are being made, including one tor the asbestos to provide a ceiling tor the hnae’a furnace. In addition to the rewiring of the home, tho now fire eaeape sod tbe protection needed tor tbe furnace. Shoe­ maker said some of tha ether projects to be taken care of include repiaatering some of tbe rooms, replacing screens and a great deal of painting needed around tbe building. He said the borne easily could use 13,009 la making improvements that a rt very much needed. A cost control program will be set up by the coordinator to insure tho a a x ta m a nan of all dwisttone tor tha home's benefit Ha indicated that tha current program waa tha start of a tong raa«e plan to upgrade tho heme, and to eventually make poss­ ible the oapeaaton of the facility. , Dr. Frank Ltooe, County Health Director said today tea Sarepta Home la a most Important part of tbe afed care la tbe county and he urged everyone to "get be* bind the drive snd do all they can to help bring the facility up to ■tandard." Donations tor the fund can bo sent to Lorlng Burgess at the riorida State Bank, and checks should be made pay­ able to the "Sarepta Home Improvement Fund." FORT EVERGLADES (UP!) —Tbe freighter African Pilot, lookiag like a wartime hospital ship, docked here today with •22 Cuban relatives of the freed Bay of Pigs invasion prisoners. The black-hulled freighter, n big Red Cross smblaaoned on lt< side, actually was a float­ ing medical clinic. Authorities reported it carried nine cases of communicable diseases aboard. At least tour c u e s were measles among small children. Tbe sickness aboard tbe ves­ sel, however, waa not severe epough for the African'POot to B lood F ilm ed DURHAM. N. C. (LTD — be quarantined, the Red Cross Duke University reported said. Three ambulances wait­ Wednesday that motion pic­ ture film has been used to record the circulation' of blood inside tbe eyeball. BankRobber Has Short Career Jt&WA Jaycoes were scheduled to tour tbe Herald plant today, to see all the unseen mechan­ ical forces that mesb, move and roll alT- those ilerakls Falls, 8. D.. robbed tr bank off til* presses. with an FBI agent standing behind him Wtdneeday and was arrested before he eould get the money in his pocket, next Oviedo council meeting Broke, hungry and t l r a d Jan. 7. Clerk Dot Courier's from a night of sleeping at birthday is the ninth and the bus depot, Holtan decided Mayor Lee Gary’s is tbe to rob the downtown Hibernia Sixth. I Hank. • • • lie wrapped a transistor raMayor Gary says the big- dlo In a newspaper and then gest project the town bat at handed teller klaurecn Laval, hand is getting tbe ACL or 24, a note. It read: ffie State Road Dept, to re- "This bomb in the newapaconstruct tbe new crossing per can blow up the whole downtown. If they don't, ad- block. 1 want |l,3oo. I'leasa he ditionsl auto mechanics will cureful." have to be imported to re- She handed over g 1,400. pair front end damage to Then the nun behind Holtan cars crossing the railroad In line—FBI agent Monte Hall tracks,he predicted. —asked Miss Laval, "Have yuu • • e been robbed?” That adjourned meeting of Tha flustered teller nianagCity Commission will be at ed a nod. g p. m. today. On the agenda Hall collared Holtan before is a discussion of the possl- he rould step away from the bility of the city acquiring window, the old post office building Holtan told authorities he sndusing U asa library. had arrived Saturday night • « * with no money end had been Enterprise resident, report "bumming m-ound" ever since, they sre mighty happy those Hall ««d he Iteram. directional signs pointing the tiou» after he »»tced »*• way to the community finally shabby, unshaven HolUn lurkhave been put up on the Inter- «<•« behind the bank. ChrUthi>hu»*. mas tree. Youths Meet WASHINGTON (CPI) — More than 12.000 teenagers from all parts of America converged on the capital to­ day for a three-day religious rally sponsored by Youth for Christ International. Ricky To Wed LOS ANGELES (UP1) Singer-actor Rick Nelson and Kristin Harmon, daughter of sportscaster Tom Harmon, plan to marry tome time this spring. Harmon and hit wife, the former film actress Elyse Knox, announced the engage­ ment Wednctdey. Seaplane Missing SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) —A Marlin seaplane with 13 officers and men aboard is missing from the North Is­ land naval air station, a Navy spokesman said. Names of the five officers and eight enlisted man aboard were withheld pending notification of next of kin. Cilia’s restaurant was brok­ en into Tuesday night and 5 More Escape tome cifarets and 300 pennies BERLIN (UP!) — Five atolsn. Ths thing that aggrav­ more East German refugees ated the management wasn’t escaped to West Berlin un­ tha clgaysta or the pennies, noticed by Communist border but whoever did it had the NEW YORK (UPI) — A guards, bringing to !4 the gall to eat a box of candy secret American satellite, ao number who have fled aince white engaged la their nefari­ sensitive it can Up Russian Christmas, West Berlin po­ telephons messages snd pin­ lice reported today. Four ous act. point mlsalte launch sites by men crossed tbe border early The tele Fred R. Wilson their radio guidance signals, today and another escaped took a great interest in the now is orbiting the earth. Wednesday night. history of Florida, had done a Kewawetk magasino reported Children Die lot of research in ths matter, on Wednesday. and made many Interesting The robot Inspector, called OGDEN, Utah ( UPI >—Three talks to civic groups on the "Tbe Ferret," contains elec­ children plunged 300 feet to early pioneering days of the tronic and electromagnetic their deaths Wednesday night state. At the time of his death, sensors to pickup clear, coded when they slipped on icy Mr. Wilson was working on his or scrambled transmissions rocks white trying to climb autobiography, which be call­ and relay them to United down a mountain near their State* listening posts, the homes. Tbe boy and two girls ed "After to Years." magasins said. It waa develop­ fell down a sheer cliff in the For some reason, when It ed by Lockheed Aircraft and Waterfall Canyon area about rains out in Cnsselbsrry, ths (RCA), according to News­ two miles from the base of the mountains east of here, fire alarm sees fit to sound week. i off. It happened again this iThreat Denied wsek during the downpour, WASHLVGTON (UPI) and all ths local firs teddies S tock s H igh er NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks i Tbe Vcnesuelan Embassy dutifully turned out to watch Fir* Chief Paul Bates turn ths were irregularly higher to Wednesday dented allegations routine trading at the opening by tbe wife of former dictahowling thing off. today. Many brokers interpret­ , tor Marcos Peres Jimenes Downtown Sanford parkers ed Wednesday's s h o w of l that he would be executed •re reminded that the free strength in two ways: the be­ | if a U. S. court in Florida parking on meters went by the ginning of the traditional year extradited him. Tbe embassy boards right after Santa Claus end rally snd a sign that the issued a statement pointing want through. Tickets are be- felling (or tax purposes bai out that VeneiucLa hqp do i death seoteoce. been overcome. •ing given bow. Board ToHear Loan Request A resolution authorising re­ quest for a loan of $30,000 from the Commercial Bank at Winter Park, will be present­ ed to the Altamonte Springs town council at their meeting Wednesday night, according to Mayor W. L. Swofford. Ths money will b« need to purchaea the Southern Gulf Utilities, Inc., plant now serv­ ing tha Hillcreet sect ton of tha city. A purchase price of 132,300 waa negotiated several weeks ago with tha utilities company officials in Miami. Tha addi­ tional 12,300 will ronie from funds already available to the town. ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) —Tha City of 8L Pstsrsburg has been threatened with a suit If it allocates tax monty for use in a big-city fight for better reapportionment of tha State Lsgisteture. State Rep. Charles R. Hol­ ley of Pinellas County notified Mayor Harman Goldnar by latter Wednesday that ha would opposa any use of tax money in tha fight. , A group of representatives from larger cities in Florida met recently in Tampa to dlacusa suck a court fight for raapportionment. At that time, Goldner waa named to head a committee to draft possible action by ths cities. The 8t. Petersburg City Council later gave tentatively approval to an sxpenditura of tax money If such action waa determined to be legsL Bridge ..... Classified __ Comics ™ Dear Abby _ Editorial Entertainment Legal* - P P uisto--------Society ■rtaMUfctti 1908 THUB8, DECEMBER 17, IMS 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA NO. 814 BEN EVANS AND CLYDE KERCE OF THE Caaselbtrry Lions Club, present a check to Mrs. Tan mar Braden, director of the Sarepta Home, ed at dockside to carry tbe sick to hospitals. Besides the nine eommuaicabl a disease cases, there w en two ether persons requiring medical treatment. T h a passengers, mostly women and children, were in many eases Uterally alck with eacitament at their unespeeted opportunity to escape the Cuba of Fidel Castro and get to the United States. Tbe ship that brought them back was the same ooe that took a shipment of tha ransom supplies to Cuba to buy tbe freedom of captives taken So months ago during the'shoe live attempt to storm Cuban shores by an Invasion force. The 14-hour, 10-minute voy­ age during the warm night was over calm seas. Crewmen of the freighter were moved at the sight of the refugees they carried. "After seeing them, I do not think I can ever eomplala again," one crewman said. Although some of tbe refu­ gees slept peacefully, many others nervously paced the deck or sat about talking about their good fortune in getting •way. As the ship pulled out of Havana some Cubans crowded by tbe'doekside shouted "Cuba st, Yanqui no." the anti-Amer­ ican chant of Castroism. But ethers opealy cheered. Processing of tbe passengers by Immigration, customs and public health author it lei was expected to take about two and one-Uatt hours uf«c, \ifUr which the,relatives were to travel by bus to Dinner Key Auditorium la Misml, about 23 miles south. (or a m ass're­ union with the 1,113 Invasion prisoners who were airlifted to Florida Sunday and Mondsy. There were reports In Mi­ LAKELAND (UPI) — The 10-day embargo on all ship­ ments of fresh citrus ends to­ night at d p. ra. and those grove owners whose crop es­ caped damage from the freete can expect premium prices fur their citrus. The embargo was put Into effect Dec. 17 to assure that no unwholesome fruit waa shipped from the state to cause long rsnge harm to the citrus industry markets. Wednesday, tha Florida Cit­ rus Commission decided not to Impose aa additional 14-day embargo on freese-damaged fresh citrna when the embargo ends tonight John T. I.eeley, of Tampa, speaking for tba attentive committee e f t b e Florida Fresh Citrus Shippers Aon., told the committee tba asso­ ciation felt an additlom.1 em­ bargo was not necessary. He said tha association felt the grade standards set by the Growers Administrative Com­ mittee snd the rigid Inspection by state and federal author­ ities would be rnuugh to as­ sure that no unwhuleeome fruit waa shipped. George Copeland, director uf the State Inspection Service, warned h a r v e s t i n g crews against using Valencia orsuigea at thia time by mixing them with other fruit. He said such action could result in the whole load being condemned. He said the same thing would apply to oranges which have drop |ied to the ground. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Albuquerque, to a suit filed (UPI)—Joe Suato, a Santa this summer, that the gold Clara Indian who presumably exists and is legally his. knows wbera 3*43,000 in gold James said to his suit that bullion is hidden on his rcser- on March to, I9«0. he and vstion, was to Jali today be- Suaio located the gold on a cause be won't tell where. mountain on ths Santa Clara A grandson uf Missouri's no- reservation, following h 1s torioua bandit Jssse Jamas grandfather’s directions, claims that James hid lb* gold But James said be was ill, —1,210 pounds of it in 99-pound there waa deep snow on the ingots — on tha Santa Clara mountain, and he decided not reservation to northern New to try to carry the heavy toMexico after the Civil War. gota away Immediately. Jess# L. James of Manltou, But before be could some Colo., said bis grandfather hack for the gold, James said, gsvs him the gold before he Suaio moved it to another biddied. and told him how to find , tog place and refused to tell it. Tho gold was not loot from , where it was until the "spirrobberies. he said, but was its" told him to do so. collected . ?y James to help Judge Rogers ordered Sus/u finance a hoped-for second re- to surrender the gold to bellioo in the South. i James, without walling for the James convinced U. S- Dis- - spirits' ajsenf. But the Indian trict Judge Waldo Rogers ai l did not comply. us their initial contribution to the eurrefit.fund drive for improvement#. SkyboH, Tax Cut OnPresident's Panel Agenda ami that another 2,309 Cu­ bans related to tbe prisoners were waiting for their chance to leave their country tor ex­ ile in the United State*. Also still la Cuba, but ap­ parently with a 'chance of being freed, are 21 Americans Jailed tor vsrloue charges. Prisoner negotiator James B. Donovan said when be return­ ed Mooday night that Castro had given him a firm pledge on early release of tbe Amer­ icana, pending further dis­ cussions on which Donovan declined to elaborate. PALM BEACH (UP1) President Kennedy and hie top defense officials met today for n final declaim an Urn huge military budget for fis­ cal 1994 which will write the controversial Skybelt missile out of tbe nation’s arsenal The Pentagon delegation arriving here from Washing- NewColdWave Drops Mercury 30BelowZero be made today" about Bkybolt. A new onslaught of frigid White House officials said arctic air moved hate the th* »«rl«-s of pra-Cpngreea northern plains today an tha "idifrrencsa got off to is good heals of a cold wave'that sent start Wednesday when Ken- temperatures to p o rt thaa 39 r.edy met with Treasury See- degrees below sera, retary Douglas Dillon and Temperatures were eold but other top fiscal and economic shies generally dear across advisers. In this conference, the nation today. The mercury tha prceldent approved the was well below the frecslng baste structure of the tax re- mark from coast to coast in form program, Ineluding a tho northern states, top-to-bottom tea rut. The new cold air mesa was The White House said to .; not expected to bring readings day's conference had a dual: as low as Wednesday when the purpose—a year-end review of official low reading for the the military situation and a nation waa 31 below at Craig, final look at tha military bud- Colo., and taro temperatures gvt for the n«xt fiscal year. swept as far south as OklaThe fate of the Bkybolt wea- boms, pon was a foregone eoncluIt was 'JS below at Viroqua, siou; it can be saved only by a Wle., 23 below at Dubuque, complete reversal of announe» lows, and 20 below at Minaesd policy on the part of Ken* spoils St. Paul, Minn., snd nedy and McNamara. Gen. Duluth, Minn. Curtia I.r.May, Air Force chief Sen Francisco. received on# of staff, waa espected to bat!‘* rare freeilng temperatie until tha laet possible mo- ‘urea. The mercury slumped ment for the Bkybolt program, to 31 in the Golden Gate area. Ucfure seeing the defense While nioal of tire nation group, Kennedy met at hie chattered end shook In the Otesnfront holiday hrndquar-1cold, the mercury in Florida tors with the Israeli foreign topped at S3 above at Fort minuter, Mrs. Golda Meier. and 21 at West Paint 10n CastroList Already In U. S. BAN ANTONIO, T e a . (UPI) -— The mother of one of 23 Americans Cuban Pre­ mier Fidel Castro is listed as holding In hia Jaila for counter • revolutionary aetivl* Ilea said Wednesday night her son la aafa and well In Miami. Mra. Dorothy L. Rundquist said her eon, Howard 1* Rund­ quist, 37, talked with her ssvoral days ago and expressed hope he might visit her for Christmas. However, aha said Rundquist hue not yet arrived in Bun Antonio, Mra. Rundquist auid her son waa held in Cuban pite­ ous for about two yeara prior to hia release and hue been in the United States alnre last June 19. The State Department In Washington released tha Hat of 23 Americans Wednesday. It said they were being held for eounter-revuhitionary ac­ More Deaths tivities against Castro’s Com­ II; United Press International munist government. The National Safety Coun­ cil today estimated that from C h arge R enew ed 420 to 430 persons may dla MOSCOW (UPI) — Premier on the nation’s highways dur­ Nikita Khrushchev today re­ ing the dangerous four-day newed charges that the West New Year's wetkend was guilty of espionage. Accident Sends ManToHospital An accident this morning three miles south of Osteen, resulted in minor injuries to Robert Morris, Osteen, snd the hospitalisation of G a r v e y ! Samson, Orlando. Tha mishap occurred when t Morris attempted to pass an-, other rar in the dense fog and hit a pickup truck driven by Samson head on, the Highway' Patrol said. Morris suffered bruises and; abrasions and Samson was I brought to Seminole Memorial Hospital with lacerations on both knrea and an undeter­ mined chest injury. Morris waa charged with improper passing by Trooper James R. Hooks of Volusia | County, who inrsatigsted the accident. H andy W ife PERTH AMBOY. N. J. (UPI)—New Jerssy's newest congressman. Democrat Ed-: ward J. Patten, didn't have to go far to find a clerk for his Wasblngtoa office—he appointed hte wife. "Every- j body khuws there's no equal In h u e ’• h ia a « L il i INCORPORATED Baaferd �ONLY A m r DAYS H H i O f to tte v th* W * to * * • « « } > * b o w U iac show* by tlw DtBWy Art* oad Crofte Club a t th* Maaofam Hooo*. Mr*. Coots* Brook*, ptetorod with on* of th* plant oroutfUMnU, lo chains** of th* exhibit which wfll do** next Monday. (Cos Photo) 4-HGirb GiveParty AfCowrtyHo*e wakhfnl H ie— ■. Thorn** X. B ato r, *to was "scare* ly dad." Employes Club HasParty ForChiMren • • r a. IISW TBC CLUB a t Saolaola High School to th* Trad** Education Club btgun by eaambara of th* dasiga drafting ctoas. Officers of the now organisation ora, Anna Isft, Sacratary Tom Beat; figt a t Anno Joy Payne; President Botch Riser ond Vic# President Jim McGoixa. Transurer Paul Donnlo woo not pnaont for tho photo. Th* dtlb to th* 18th in th# gtot* ond tha second for Semi­ nole County. The local group has th* distinction of being the highest in percentage of member­ ship and their motto is Tomorrow's Educated Qtiaana. (Harold Photo) a t their mailing practice* to determine If they are operat­ e d efficiency,” Postmaster D. Gay Allen said today. *Businessmen should search diligently far mere efficient end economically so a n d methods of handling their mail beeaaee they may be able In many ease* to offset the postage adjustment* effec­ tive Jan. T,** to explained. Proper ate of postage K*le# and meter*, in particu­ lar, can prove to to a good source of postage savings, he •aid. Specifically, be explain- Tto Decomrwr meeting of DeBary'a VFW Past MR losses by making certain that Auxiliary was told last mail—particularly first-class Thursday evening at tto Fire and air mall — is correctly Hall with Mr*. Domingo Torweighed and tto correct post­ alto, president, presiding over age carefully applied. the business. Individuals unfamiliar with Immediately following close th* meter machines can odd of the meeting, member* of mere puetage than ia neces­ tto Post joined those of tto sary—which result* in n di­ Auxiliary (br tto annual rect lota to tto busin***. T to ' Christmas party. Peat Office certainly went# Refreshments were carved correct postage but is anxious from n buffet table which to encourage tto develop­ was appropriately decorattd ment ef m*U “know bow” to in the holiday thame for tto make certain that postal occasion b> Mrs. William patrons pay not more than ia fair. _______ members cwoyears j ducted an exchange of gift* th* Root Office Deportment, __ and• both groups enjoyed he sold, has placed special Christmas music and carol emphasis co devising new singing, techniques sod "know Low" to assist business in mailing operation*. "For example, all putt of. flees, including ours." Allen Officers of tto DeBsry Re­ publican Club wore elected at dm*bag Meads. "Australians art only friendly while drinking bear— aad 1 don't drink.” Ho also said ha was out of a job for IS months, but re­ ceived unemployment pay. meats af four pounds a week, two of which went for rent. “I'd have nothing to oat at all from Tuesday through Thursday, nod I’d stay la tod the whole three days so 1 wouldn’t bum all a y energy," Padall add. President Gets Whole Tooth For Christmas of tto group. Serving for tto coming year will to Horae* Demurest, pres­ ident; Burl Dwight Merrill, first vie* president; Beatrice t . Matter, second vice presi­ dent; John Park, third vice preaident; Mrs. Lawrence Ttneley, eecretary; Mrs. Mari* Ace a r d i . financial secretary; Mrs. Alvin Wind, tree*urer end Rev. Paul Schulta, chap­ lain. During the business meet­ ing tto club alas voted to don­ ate ft* to th* DeBsry Volun­ teer Firemen. Mrs. Louie St. Amend, so­ prano, sung “Are Maria1* ac­ companied a t the plana by Mlao A. Conte after which Mr*. Amend played Christmaa carols for tinging by the mem­ bership. Refreshments were served at th* close of th* program. FA1RUAVKN, Mas*. (UPI) —President Kennedy'# wife gavo him for Christmas a whale's tooth Inscribed with th* presidential teal, it wa* reported today. Milton Delano, artist and engineer, etched the teal on tto wkala’i teeth at Jacque-; line Kennedy’s request and delivared it to her at th* summer White 11m m at Hyanni* Port in October. Tto president is a collector of scrimshaw, aa each items era known. Enterprise Sixth Grade Gives Program T to annual Christmas party of tto Florida I W f Bow ploys* Club was told a t tto chib cm Doc. IT with children of tto omployoo all twine grootod by Santa. Tto dob wna beautifully docsrated in­ cluding Chriatmoa tie* and alL A t t e n d i n g were Brace, Xltxi, Donnie, Terri nod Saelo Arnett; AUn nod Crystal Braddock; Joe and J tU a y Brace; Linda Ana Butter; Terry, Gregory and James Cook; Josephine, Alfred, John and Elisabeth C o r r i g a l l ; Chirico. James, and Van Al­ Local automobOa dealers of­ fer their boat buys in Heraid isa Coolietto. Tracy Ana, Lynn, lfichael clalaiflcd display ads. and Susan Coyne; S u re, Tonya, Jom* Robin and Vicki Dykao; Jama* WUllsm Jr.; Vicky and Kathy Fcon; Maria, Mlactol sad Boson Geltette; Barak and Alan Hsritoy; Lor­ ry HIrt Jr.; Robin and Ginger Hedge*; Loriana. Jody and Billy Johns; Dennis, Loren, and Lynn Jones. Margaret. Jimmy and Charles Magenheimor; David, Maicno and Forreet Nutt; Sandra and Sosaa Onrig; Vickie, Rickie and Cddio Payne; Tommy and Bobbi Ana Rokhonbacb; Dav­ id and Dobra Sauls; Baby, Donna and Geyla Sawyers; Johnny Sollera; Vince StoweU; Loella Mao StolU and Janet Tatum. Republican Club ElectsOfficers SAN FRANCISCO (UF1) Waiter Padall. 30. aa angry yow l maa arrived back ia the Vaitcd State* Wadaoaday from Australia where to lived three years sad tod aoma ton* sdeles lor Americans: MDon't go there." Padall said to was hired to Australia ia tto winter of lie* by what bo called tto Aus­ tralian goveramaat's "cathusiaatic talk" about job*. *Umato aad Australians in gen•raL Instead PadoD laid to found the weather unbearable — “rammer too wtady and win- Mils FosSw tad tto ambitten d t o won struggling away when tto lea floe b*|*a to bnak up. Bar bar called (or tto barter yottca sad tto fire departaaat, sad threw Mias Faatar aa inflated iaaar tab*. MUs F a a t a r soanblcd aatora la to r aadarwaar at th* asa» tin* • flock ot safer r aacaara converged oa th* team . Sto was takes to a bow pttai to to treated (or expo* ore aad dog bttea oa each The dog disappeared ia tto School Sponsors Skating Party "Iagrate mongrel," mutter* Tto H1Q Elomoatary School of Maitland recently told a aneceseful Skating Party at Bkako City ia Fern Park. Mrs. BQ1 Coton too report­ ed that tto acbool raised |U S through ticket sale*. WIEBOLDTS SAVE BY JA N U A R Y la aavanl fames. Charlotte Tripp* beautifully told tto Christmaa Story while stand­ ing by a manger scene. w-fy-ih— og cookies, cake, nod punch wen provid­ ed aad served by th* GA member*. Attending the party were Barbara aad Janice Loinmler, Alicia Harper. John Crook, Alda May Cooey, Brenda, Valori* aad Susan Scott, Melanie Reek, Patsy Cooey, Bette Coney, To* wanda Showers, Laurie Mill­ er, Vickie Manila, Joyce lofinger and counselors, Mrs. Fern Whitehead and Mrs. Carol Reek sod the director, Mrs. Eloiso Lemmler. Earn from the 1st HAVE SAVINGS SECURITY SOONER; ALL funds pi* by January 10th cant from for »U full months’ retun again distributed June 30th. Savings invested here an hah proof. . . insured sale. Current Rat* FABRIC SHOES said, "have special mail tech, ttkiaus who are avallebh upon r*qu**t to assist busi­ nessmen In fostering better mailing practices." For real automobile bar gams, check tto Herald class- DYED r K t t I IMY BEUVICb V o iO R O E STUART S '" Center 207 tv. i,t at. BE THE PROUD OWNER OF SAVINGS SECURITY f % �% C^ amp H hA wjt t V m 11m t / • 'F ■ ]■ l l J. * :S bf *.T Simp fit Mm IS llOtli* T H U S REGULAR shad fishermen. Fired Salkowitx, Harry Ginxberg and Ben Cohen, caufht th eee 10 nice ones, which included four roe. B in e st weighed three and a half pounds. inn Catches haven’t been the greatest yet, but there ap­ parently la a fair slaed run of the shad up the river now and several severe cases of shad faver have started to respond to the medication. Some of the regular shad fishing visitors from up north and around havo arrived and are having at It. The catches reported so far have been about a dosen each, which la pretty good, although the roe percentage Is low y et It would be hard to point eut the beat place to catch shad, but most people who have fished In the favorite •pots around Lemon Bluff, the cutoff and the river near Jessup have caught some. It's good to see that the winter visitors are coming to see ua, since it isn't likely that the shad crop will freer# up. What with the citrus and vegetable crops badly hack­ ed by the cold, our county should appreciate this busi­ ness even more. In this regard, some recent reading has got the value of our outdoor recreation back on my mind. I was much Impressed by xn article by the highly arti­ culate Dr. Caleb King Sr., editor emeritus of the Jack­ sonville Times Union, who did ■ statistical roundup on the value of fishing and huntHe quoted the most recent survey by the U.S. FUh and Wildlife Service, which re­ vealed « 24 percent Increase in the economics of sports fishing and hunting in five yean. Probably the most ilgnifleant national figure is the one which shows that more than twice as much money was spent on hunting and fishing as in the total of ex­ penditures on baseball, box­ ing, basketball, football, movtea, theater, concerts and other spectator events. Thirty-two r i m send 196 greyhounds to the poet in the second official schooling ses­ sion tonight at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club aa the track raadiea for its 29th opening Jan. S. The program starta off with a bang aa seven top speed­ sters go to the post in the in­ itial race of the evening. They are Wade Tray, Cliff Orth, Artistry, L a s h e s , Brandish, Rapid Roy and Relinc. Both Cliff Orth and Rapid Roy belong to Carl Tracy, owner of last season's winningest kennel with a total of 119 firsts. Orville Moeee, own­ er of Artistry, Brandish and Lashes, waa in second place at tha end of the 1981-62 cam­ paign with 114 winners. In 1981, Artistry won tho Taun­ ton Inaugural and finished second in tho famed Taunton Derby that same year. Fred Whitehead’s W a d e Tray, a veteran trophy collec­ tor, triumphed in the King 'and Queen Championship here last February and chalked up , 12 wine, four seconds and on* tiiird in only 21 tries. Us also ■' «S) Dr. King said. In part: "la doing all this bunting and fishing, and spending these sums Into our eeooomy these people did some travel* lag. They traveled to the tune of 13-2 billion miles. "That kind of car travel* Ing represents a whale of a lot of piston pushing. It re­ presents 33,000 tripe to the moon or 33,000 tripe around the world. "The three-orbit flight of CoL Glenn, to which most of the world thrilled, covered Just approximately five hours time to go around the world three times. At the same fantastic rate of speed be traveled, it would tako him 100 yean In outer space to cover the mileage plied up in the big open races, by rod and gun users, right here on earth.” The 1982 report of the Central and Southern Flor­ ida Flood Control District recognized the, increasing Importance of recreational facilities. The report noted: "Public recreation was one of the hottest new topics of the past year. Almost over­ night, U mushroomed from a speck on the FCD horizon to a giant spectrum of oppor­ tunities.” The report gave several in­ stances of major improve­ ments of public recreational facllltiea—boat ramps, park areas, etc. — and mentioned that "altogether about 20 new publie recreation sites are planned south of Lake Oketchobee” and that "other re­ creational development com­ mittees were organized In Okeechobee and Osceola Counties.” Back to Dr. King: "All of which shows the wisdom behind the emphasis Florida places on the pro­ vision and maintenance ol recreational facilities, for the home folks as well as the visitors who like to spend while they play.” We ought not to keep over­ looking this in Seminole County. LAKG MONROB SPECKS were biting the young Steve RiChard, right, took Ida gr daddy, Sid, center, and J. Abany out and GBEEN BAY, Wls. (UPI>Coach Vince Lombardi of the Green Bay Packers knows the New York Giant* "have a lot of things going for them" in the National Laaguo UUo game 8unday. “But we're a lot looser than wa were during the final games of the season, so the mental aipcct of this game should ho about evan," Lorn* bardl said. His boys were un­ der great pressure because "everyone waa shooting for us,” Lombardi said. Tbo two week lull after season play has helped the players to un­ wind. Lombardi conceded that the Glanta will be higher than usual because of the 37-0 beat­ ing handed them by the Pack­ ers in the big game here a year ago. Also, they’ll be play­ ing before their own folks In Yankee Stadium. But, moat Important, Lom­ bardi said, "they're a better team than n year ago, and they were good then. "Who tbo bell could have forecast last year’s outcome T It was one of those things,” Lombardi said. So the Packers head into this showdown with nothing but respect for quarterback Y. A. Tittle, end Del Shofner and the rest of the Giants, who won the Eastern Division title with a 12-2 record. The Packers repeated In the West with a 13-1 mark. Lombardi refused to say whether Paul Hornung will start at the running back spot. Last year Hornung was the star of the championship game, scoring a record 19 Trophy ToGo ToSouthern Cal PASADENA, Calif. (U P I)The national football champ­ ionship trophy voted to Uni­ versity of Southern California by the United Press Interna­ tional Board of Coaches wUl be presented to Coach John McKay next Monday at the 33rd Rose Bowl kickoff lunch­ eon. The presentation will be made on behalf of UPI's board of coaches by Rube Ssmuelsen, former president of the Fbotball Writers Asso­ ciation at America and dean of the sports writers covering the Rose Bowl football game. As sports editor of the Passdena Star-News and Independ­ ent, Ssmuelsen was recognised finished second in the Racing as the leading authority on the hUtory of the Hose Bowl King Stake*. Game. Despite several hard showers, there waa a large attendanc* to watch the 29 school­ ing races when the preseaion Wed. & Ext. teste got underway Christmas 1:18 P. M. night The fastest time, a sissling 31.36 over a heavy track, waa turned In by Fred Trevllllon'a Pee Sac. The Trevlllion outfit is considered an import­ ant addition to SOKC kennel list Pac Sac starred at Day­ tona Beach last summer. Schooling race* will contin­ Ladies Night ue nightly, except Sunday, Mon. f i t T h an . through Jan. 2. Foot time for ELKS NIGHT the pre-season contests is T 7:45 tM . NIGHTLY p. m. points. This season be has seen only brief action since the second Minnesota game in October when he injured a knee. "I’ll wake up my mind nit­ er our workout Saturday la New York,” Lombardi arid. If Hornung doesn't start, Tom Moore will get the call. Moore is faster than Hornung, but Isn't as versatile. But Hornung has been run­ ning well in drills the peat several days, and be has oven been doing some field goal Meklng. Hornung had been the club's only field goal and ex­ tra point kicker until ho waa Injured, and then offensive guard Jerry Kramer took over the duties. Last year, the Packers used injured fullback Jim Taylor aa a decoy, and acat Hornung romping through the Glanta. This year Taylor, the NFL’a top rusher and scorer, la very healthy, Lombardi has spent consid­ erable time on defense shar­ pening his alart and top-rated secondary against the long touchdown strikes of Tittle, who threw a record to scoring passes during the season. Last year the Pacfcen thor­ oughly bottled up Tittle. While they don't expect to do the same kind of a Job this time, they know they'll have to con­ tain the balding Tittle if they hope to repeat as NFL kings. KX1SBANE, Australia (UP!) —Bod L a m and hi* aidakkk. Kay Emerson, teamed with deadly efOriency to oTarpovor a Mexican tandem today and enable Auatralia to clinch the Daria Cup for the fourth atralght year. The world’s foremoat ama­ teur tennia stare needed only • minutes to subdoe Safari Oman and Antonio Palafox, T-S. 6-2, M , in tbo challenge round doubioa match and giro Auatralia aa unbeatable 3-4 lead in the best-of-flru aeries. Emerson actually outshone Later, the grand slam Mag of the courts who reportedly win tu n prefaesioaal at the castelusion of Friday’s final and meaningless singles matches. "Boy played terrific ten■is,” aaid Aussie captain Har­ ry Hopmaa, whose teams now have w onU of the last U chal­ lenge rounds. Hopmaa added that Laver "didn’t play so well," but it didn’t matter too much consid­ ering the heights Emerson reached. Jaunty Boy scored 30 key placements and added 13 winning volleys. NEW YORK (UP1) - Y.A. Tittle ef the New York Glanta only two years ago on the scrap heap of pro foot­ ball, today waa voted United Press International Piayar-of. tbe-Year lor the 1983 Nation­ al Football League season. The Glanta to a man agree that they could not hare won the Eastern Division title in the NFL this season were it not for their bald 38-year-old quarterback. Tittle set e league record by throwing 33 touchdown paises, in addition to provid­ ing the brainy play-calling and inspired leadership re­ quisite of a championship quarterback. And despite his advanced age, he risked his limbs by carrying the ball 17 times, averaging 8.4 yards per rush and scoring a pair of import­ ant touchdowns. Utile won the honor by a close margin over fullback Jim Taylor of the Green Bay Packers, TUtle recelvad 19 votes and Taylor 17 In a poll of 42 writers who covered MIAMI <UPI) - Oklahoma the NFL campaign. Defencoach Bud Wilkinson and Ms boys kept a close watch today on flu-plagued quarterhack Monte Deere—the man who threw six touch-down pastes in the Sooner#’ last B lum W ins T hree two games. Deere, who la expected to CORAL GABLES (UPI) — provide pasting punch when Walter Blum scored a riding Oklahoma takes on Alabama triple at Tropical Park Wed­ In the Orange Bowl New nesday, winning with Song of Year’s Day, waa wheeting Wine (110.00) in the first, and coughing Wednesday de­ Chef Byram ($8.80) in the spite the Sooner*' flight from sixth and Hard Rock Man snowdrifts to tropical Florida. (39.10) In the seventh. But Wilkinson, obviously extremely worried about his senior star, got a lift from team physician Dr. Mike Wil­ lard who said Deere was "much improved.” Willard said Wednesday night he would try to have Deere on the sidelines at the practice field today, aod left no doubts that the bug would­ n't keep Oklahoma's Deereat Sooner from performing In front of 74,000 fans and President Kennedy next Tues­ day. firestone SAFETY SERVICE Adjust Brakes and Repack Front Wheel Bearings Balance Front Wl then swapped Chriatmaa at home tor the practice Held. Hard workouts resumed Mon­ day and win continue through today, with a fade-out prac­ tice scheduled Friday. The Nittaay Liow worked satisfied hie boys are in goad shape, but he’s not making a ay predictions. Over-confi­ dence can be as deadly aa inexperience, and Engle Florida's hot-cold football was demonstrated beat In the games against Duke, Auburn and Miami. The Gatora rack­ ed up a 21-0 halftime lead against Uw Blue Devils, then relaxed while Duke roared beck to win 24-21. Against favored Auburn, Florida moved like e welloiled machine to n surprising 22-3 win. Florida’s bate football comes on the ground where All • Southeastern Conference chelae Larry Dupree, pree shines. The 1KVpound sophomore was the 8EC*s leading rusher by e margin of 121 yards, even though he didn't run behind the first COMPLETE SET ol ANY size JU ST SAY. Player - manager Antonio Andres has matched the clasa of the Orlando-Semlnole J*lAlai Fronton roater for to­ night’s featured eighth game. The all star match Is In honor of tha howlers of Jay’s Bowliaaum who will be tha Fron­ ton's • pedal guests. Selected for feature event ere Arrstlbel, Badlola, Onate, Areltio, Jscln, Urie, Gasti and Irlmrte. Elaine Anlxt, a student of the University of Florida and the daughter of the Bowliaeum proprietor, will make the presentation to the win­ ner of the eighth game. Jay Anlxt, who has eome out of retirement after oper­ ating the Uowlleeum for eeven years, will bring along some of tha ciUea' top bowlere. Hla HORSE III DR STATISTIC establishment hobfa city recHOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) — orda of two sanctioned 300 The Houston OolU used 9, games; three game individual 336 baseball* during the 1963 record of 769, and three game team series of 9134. season. Chuaa it’ o r B u t on E A S Y T E R M S CLEARANCE FREE Matinees [Ixcapt Sunday] JACKSONVILLE (UP!) — Remember that a n r a e r y ' rhyae about the girt with the earl who “wbea aba vaa good, aha vaa very, eery good, but wfcra aba vaa bad, aba vaa horrid." Wall, apply K to the Florida football team thta year. It'a about aa apt a daaeriptioa of the G a t o r s ’ performance prior to Saturday’* Gator Bowl claab vitb Paaa State aa cue could hape la Had. Joat vbat the Gatora will do agalaat the Esatem champious, nobody hoove, if the tamo goat aa Coach Kay G ra m plane, the darned Nittaay Ltoaa will faol the teeth of tea Gainesville Ga­ tora and the claaaia title will return to Florida. ADMISSION OVER 2 0 k *CEB NIGHTLY DURING SCHOOLING IGULAR SEASON OPENS Buy Now & Save 1 WITH THE TRADITIONAL OPENING NIGHT INAUGURAL BORRYt NO MINORS! 1 ■ ' »JE 1 I Brand New T in 670 x IS ‘10.45 plug tax No Exchange CAVANAUGH TIRB SERVICE 1481 8. French Are. FA 2-2283 S a u A c y l c / ' C j't/a H c /o " u r k i k i r i n iio 1 st SL & F ren ch Ave, Sanford S Mi. South of Sanford 1 >1 — ef T •V 1 iiL 1 F A 2-024 I I • | f 1 �m W ife I L n AH i n o 4 Um C a p i t a l , ■m at sm atretlan wae robe on M l force. Aa Harrie tarnad ap tha tap# vetana to dm ■wtrata Um aaaad af jets, ha that thoro IS a m l star, that will look for it again. omi "Tha aaiaa la almost aa load i tha pasuniatk drills of tU erionan aataida tha window." Helen Fuller Says Scores A Plus prospect for better coerdlacted and unified defense of Western Europe on equal terms with our allies. GatiMriag figs from thist­ les, Oh Prosideal tuned the stormy Iky bolt affair into a piss tor tha AWxnee-lf certain iffy results occur. U m first if beln( whether Maemillaa eaa survive tha LaborMo storm the Nassau pact has started in England. Orest Britain has stacked her suciear weapons capabi- billlea over Wo asst few years. Tha President, os tbs advics af Secretary af Dafens* Bobsrt McNamara, therefore decided ta eancal the Skybelt prefect and rely on other weapons system*Um Polaris missile fired k e n niKtoerpowered sub­ marines la particular. Ik# British, who sspeetod to purchase Skybolt missiles from tbs U. S., had been adviead ail along of Um slow ralo of progress on their development. But final word of tin cancellation was a political as wtU as military shocker to Cm Macmillan government. Without Skybolt, Britain would be without in­ dependent nuclear capability. Without power to assuro that capability, Uacmiilan was a sitting duck for tbs Labor Party opposition. At Nassau, President Ken­ nedy formally told Maeafilan that the U J. was drop- OUB BOARDING HOUSE 6000LOCK ]( «taX»B»AMAM*D mMOm-OFLOOSOM6 ATVOUW «CTD«/ / ( CWPTS V*TMA M M i J-A JlWBLEWiMVtecSl J * c i s r i n n why, I' m pstouo t o . K V t S t f j J )SAYTHAT TM j — -* — \ r - ^ / d«MTVAHMTAL. / AT LUNCH TODAY \ ' trio x w orn avsH1tones-nteoAstAM TULTue i >b c a r f r V I cwooguto * * / - A » fe o w iiT K y r l OATieflSD with S J L \ a il o n THO • m t l / S L Phil Newiow Soys . . • tiley’ Is Austere Dir. Crane's pioneer htetory, l a e l u d l a g George Washington, Mpiaa Standish, Anthony W a y a a , notion when bn said: B n Franklin, Mody Pitcher, Nathan Hals, Andrtw Jack- "The professional bsternason, Abrahass Lincoln, Daniel at Boone, Clara Barton, Bookor tioaallsm, at patriotism T. Washington, Caorga C a m r what wo call ‘Americanism.’ and many others. •Ha Mda aa forswear ear Alas, soma of our modern leva of country in the name of educators have kow towed to leva of tha world a t largo. Europe so long they probably "Wa nationalists a n s w e r Macmillan accepted what them hereafter! don't orsn recognise thoao il­ that be has begun a t tha can be a constructive alter- CASE O-ttSi Auguste Stev­ lustrious namsa. wrong ends we say that, aa native. Tha U J. agree* to enson is one of America’s For many modora teachers tha world new is. It is only the are boot Ucksrs for anything man who ardently lovee his supply grant Britain with tho greatest women. Polaris missiles with which A t present she is retired foreign I They disdain rugged own country first, who in ac­ tual practice can help any we has* tqalppad our own from active teaching and writ­ AmericanIs a i nuclear submarines. Macmil­ ing. But ahe la atlll much in­ In one of our big state uni* ether country a t all." lan wifi undertake to build terested in educational trends. rtrattles, for example, Amer­ If yon believe in Teduy British nuclear sube (there When she started teaching ican History has been elimin­ Roosevelt’s attitude, then yon is only on* at present) to in Indiana pells many years ated from tha required courses wiQ relish proscribing An­ gusta Steveneon’s historical carry the weapons, and to ago, she says there were many for freshman. And do you know what has adventure books that glorify supply the nuclear warfacada books glamorising f o r e i g n tor them. He a (reel on be­ children and placing a halo on been substltutodt R u s s i a n our g n a t pioneers. And you will be happy ta and European History! half of his (oversmeat that distant iutviCi the Polaria bearing subma­ But she came from patriotic And do you know the reason know that her superb books rines will be assigned, not as American ancestry, ee the de­ why many colleges are soft- are the moot widely used vol­ a separata British force, but cided our school e h l l d r e a pedalling courses in American umes la the Juvenile field, de­ ss part of a NATO multi­ should have access to hooks History but glorifying Euro­ spite the modem tread to dis­ dain American IsmI lateral nuekar forte, la that glorified American boys pean and Aaiatic History? "We don’t want American So let your children road one other words, the new British and (trie of tha past subnurincs for which ws Augusta felt that unless boya and girls to grow to pa­ of her books each week to boy would provide Plarle missiles youngsters learn loyalty and triotic," one auch professor extra time before your family TV set, a la Prof. Ehrlich’s would provide Polaris mis­ devotion to Ideele, plus patriot­ says. siles wouldd be the begin­ ism, they will become wishy- "For If our Aresrican youth plan aa outlined yesterday. (Always write to Dr. become patriotic, then they ning of one united nuclear washy. That wiahy.waahy morale will bo too nationalistic and Crane in care of this newsforce to defend Europe. This has bean the U. 8. waa elearly demonstrated In thus not submit to the dic­ goal for a long whila af tha way the Communists ta tea of the United Nations. course. 11m groat obstacle brainwashed our young men "Americanism is provincial, for this la a now ago of Onehas been French President during the Korean War. Da 0 suite, who has refused Bo Augusta Stevenson pick­ Worldiam with the UN being to relinquish aa ounce of ed out the many heroes of our supreme!" French sovereignty to lh* At­ lantic Afitenea. But tha Nas­ sau past Includes a now pro­ viso not previously suggest* sd in proposals to Da Gaulle And Kennedy and Macmillan have formally invited Da» Gaulte to subscribe to their WASHINGTON (UPI) — May—Cornerstone la laid for journment ruth begins. agree meat. The Nassau pact specifical­ Tha period between Christmas f 100^00,000 congressional of. September — Congressional ly states that tha now Polaris and tha naw year traditionally flee building end Rep. L. adjournment ruth continues. forces wifi function tor pur­ la a time for Journalistic re­ Mendel River (D-S. C.), gate a October—Congressional ad­ journment rush ends. (Sea pose* of International defease flection. in all circumstances’ except Many newspaper* u m i t to haircut. Rumor is that Rivers January.) where Her Majesty’s govern­ review the events ef tha past had flowing mono trimmed ee November — President Ken­ ment may decida that su­ 18 months, to choose the 10 a lock could be placed in corn­ nedy attends dedication of new premo natiootl interests are biggest news stories of the erstone. Rumor not confirmed. Dulles International Airport. June—Astronaut John H. Dulles la first airport built for at stake." This condition is year and ilka that. Glenn, who rode In 13th space Jet age. Many spectators mias designed to blunt the critic­ Net wishing to feci left out, ism that wifi undoubtedly des­ I offer below a resume ef my capsule launched by United ceremony because of traffic States ia honored by anti- sup­ Jam. cend upon Prime Minister own “Highlights ef lBd2"t Internal Rev­ Macmillan for delivering ’Irl- January—Rep. John W. Mc­ erstition society. Society says December tain's nuclear initiative into Cormack, (D-Maas.), Is elect­ belief that 13 ia unlucky is enue Service, with exquisite other bands. But if President ed aa speaker. He describes m a r * superstition. GI a n n timing, ushers la Christmas DeUiulle considers this con­ House af Representatives aa agrees. Bays 13 has always season by holding bearings so new expense account regula­ cession ■ sufficient face-saver "tha greatest deliberative body beta his lucky nuabar. to permit hln to Join in a la the world." This la taken to July—Woman demand part tions. Concensus si taxpayer Joint force, that will ba a mean that Congress is in for a In space program. Mrs. Philip testimony is that I I I shot tar mere important effect long session. (8 m October.) A. Hart, wlfa of Michigan sen- Santa Claus. ator, tells House committee la say cate, the pact t i February—Moon shot miss­ Nassau was as unusual dis­ es by more than 80,000 mites. that role as mothers shouldn’t COM PLETE play of constructivs diplo­ Rep. Eugene Siler, (R-Ky), keep women from becoming macy for which we eaa ti complains this is Uke "missing astronauts. Mrs. Hart has INVESTMENT SERVICE tight children. be pleased. an elephant’s sooth end while August — Congressional ad­ Listed sad anBatod swinging at H with a big baas fiddle." Space officials retort TYPEWRITERS that it’a more Kka missing a ADDING MACHINES baboon with a bassoon. March—Rep. Carl Vinson, Nrw so.1 l «d Speakers of American Eng­ (D-Ga.), releasing CIA report P 5 * ^ 4 * Manuel A lish often poke fua at the mode on the US Incident, holds ilVW^sTTlfl Eire trie ■■■■'; ■ S tandard A of speech of their British world’s first do • It • yourself Portable brethren. This sport ia no lasa news conference. Not only popular ia Britain. "I guess" provides tha answers hut asks SALES * RENTALS w u the Englishman’* comic all tha questions. On certain slcrotype for Yankee speech points, however, he la unable HAYNES until an English scholar point­ to pin self down. OFFICB MACHINE CO. 8U Magnolia. Saaferd ed out that Chaucer used it April — Things get pretty Alvars Open regularly. dull around here. It’s false heroics to put your foot down and your siren on, hoping everyone wifi stand bask and admits you. —J ty W. Stevens of the Intern n t l o n n l Atan. of fire Chiefs, stating that mors firemen die in traffic aceithaa in fighting fires. Wo and the Xuealano are Uke two fighting cocks eirel- Fal mother removes all tha trash to the curb and tha kids drag a lot ed it back again. Reflections On Year f t p 4 Sanford, Florid, Thur.-, Dwcmbtr 27, IMi Wt\t fcanfurb Ijpralii w a tv n a a. uimlow . U nai Burro* e n s u i n x a VBBSMBl. U s l s i Ii i n n v w ells County Better cncBLia r s n a a a Soeletr Better •m o t T B onraes CUT Better wr ■ teaiB B om an Feature Betts n e iie r ja m b l shobhakbb BueUees Maeaaer sttin u n r conns Classifies Maaager n t s a voltolmh Circolatlea Uesaser ra a o w blu Ueehaaeial a«*t l i e WeeU him as "eo dedicated, he stitotion by naarlp four-toAs Park and his fallow offi­ mm. Park aaw plaaa ta tn aah r tha gayanunaH hack ta cer* in the military Junta have dvillaa rnla around August of bad difficulties, so the new regime win hero difficultly si though strengthened by the nearly unanmlous decision of Korean voters. Austerity m a a a u r e a an­ civilian president, possibly a nounced in n bewildering ser­ civilian president who still ies of decrocs have not been wears his army uniform. notably successes. The latest Park was almost a mystery drive baa been to discourage man in May 1M1, when ha drinking—to cut down on pub­ mas tar-mined the coup which lic misbehavior a n d s a v e overthrew the regime of Byng- money. man Bhee which had grown The bafiyhooed program for corrupt with power. officials to wear sackcloth Although ha ones had heea uniforms and to carry lunch boxes to their offices flopped Communist collaborator — almost at the start. Few of w hich he described as a "mis­ the uniforms can be seen now­ take" — no such tendencies adays and moat officials take have appeared in the Park their lunch a t chaap restau­ who now raise South Korea. rants which mix barly with Even kie critics agree that their rice. he la a man of unquestioned A hold-over austerity meas­ Integrity and high moral prin­ ure is againat Western cigar­ ciples. An American described ettes. Citlssns caught amoklag them may be arrested and their names published la tha newspapers. Tha switch to civilian rule la expected to bring no change is United States policy to -' ward Kerua. Kona get about $200 mil­ lion la economic grants and A man and hie wife were loans la tha teat fiscal year arretted in Colorado for shop­ and ia expected to get about lifting. She probably wont tha same ia tho next. Similar­ along to pick up after Mm. ly no change ia expected ia tha U. 8. policy which pays almost tho entire coat of South Korea’s 600,000-maa army. enough, lemetimeo It isn’t. —Hanford University feet* ball coach "Cactus" Jack Curtice, out e l a Job after a M roeaed by the team. I dent want ss to be first . . . I want us to be bast —FAA administrator Najeeb K. Halaby on international ANNUALS PANSY TIMB IB NOW. WELL ROOTED PLANTS FOR SPRING BLOOM HYBRID PETUNIAS SNAP DRAGONS CARNATIONS and Others All la GrapwriOa Nonary 8881 GraperiDe Ave. FA M M Ravenna Park 3 ft 4 BEDROOMS • 1 , 1 ft ft 1 BATHS Prfcod From 111,300 LOW DOWN PAYMENT FJLA , F A A . In-Service, Conventional Financing KITCHENS BY GENERAL ELECTRIC Matter Of Fad a* le a f MS M aH ' m atte* Betefcm *T. ta t* a t tee ■■tor ta - t i l • ( C aaaraas a* * Ma ssn a i emelaelvelf to the se w s a r f le C ta Mia a e m io a s-r. " Ued display section. BOTTLED GAS FB I 1M LB. CYLINDER MM ^ CONSTRUCTION CO, INC. No Installation Charge Custom Building A Speeialty DtUv«y Anywhara in Gen. Office 811 W. 88th St. • Fit. FA 8-8108 Sales Office FA 8-T4M Hemes On Country Club Rd. - Fellow Oar Signs Seminole County STENSTRO M R EA LTY Bales Agents Call FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. 1M W. let ST. �1 v 4 5 * ^rrfe\! f ' W S ffi& S & Z r km; THURSDAY P . M. •we (•) Chat to AM (1) Ware* t o Eeitarlal 1:1* (S) Atlantic Wtathar (t> Oraat H«*dUa*a 1:11 'I t Kawarap* • ill (O tua-Pte. Maw* 1:11 (*) a * srts ptetwr* (•) Cellar!*] Ceauaael •;M (O Weather Shew (t) H aiti.* a ruhtne with Dan <S) Waalhar l:SS <*) Mravnre Mawa • :** (*> Starts Maaart • :** <» Manila? Mrtnhlay (ty Escheats* Mirra* t;S# (It Ton Art Thar* (O Baa Hast tO This Weak In Sparta Vita tf) Walter Creahh* — Mew* TiSS t t t Wt*a Cenntry fit Mister M t o Breadwe? Ossa Latin l.-M <•1 Pertr Mason tat Danin Rase Shew • :<* (It Dr. Kilters (It Leave It Te Beaver Itse (It My Three as as (I) The Baraee *:*e to Knaal U:*a (O The Aim* Hitchcosh Hear (O The Ahty Will lama (It Premiere II:*# (It Bnwaaaee itm ABO Ptaa (O Baw Beyerta t in s t o Mld.pto. Pinal lilt* (•> Weather « . * (O Weather tliSS (O tlitS (O Mtlt ft) 1.-M ttt KaBywend Kart* Cavalcade Chanel a Theater Teelte l a w Bawa TV on*. IPs the story of Mitch’s rid* with a family of Impover­ ished Itinerant farmer# gad how hg b drawn Into their Uvea sad difficulties. The hos­ pital scene b particularly SWEET LITTLE SUSAN SCOTT, daughter of Cdr. and Mr*. B. J. Scott of Lake Mary, greeted Santa with a idea before her visit with him at laat Thursday night’s annual Community Christmas Party and Program for the children. (Herald Photo) MERRY CHRISTMAS for the Little Red Schoolhouse with a donation from the VAH-S Officers Wives Club, presented by President, Mrs. Roy Former, left. Mrs. Jerri Keeth, teacher of the mentally retarded children (right) accept! the check. (Herald Photo) ■be _ _ A CHRISTMAS PARTY was given for residents at the County Home last Friday afternoon with members of the Lake Mary Women’s Club as hostesses. Talking with one of the residents a t the refreshment table were, from left, Mrs. Leonard Dunn, Mrs. James P. Avery and Mrs. Frank Leone. (Herald Photo) Lake Monroe Jottings . . . Mr*. II. L. Johnson silo there. Well almost a lappy New Year to you and aura. It waa a fait Christlaa, come and gone, aa the Id saying goes. But it wai lea wasn’t It? I hope the Iddles were satUIled with hat food old Santa brought w n. After all SanU knows >at they triad to be good, nyway it was a very nice hriitmas. • • • An old Monm resident Is In town visitif with relatives. Mrs. Carl esler Sr. of Quitman, Ga., ■ho used to reside on First t. near Monroe Corner, ante here to attend the wedinf of her grandson. All of sr old friends were m y lad to ate her and talk over Id timae. • • • I forgot to tention laat week of kite big eer that my son killed. It raa s seven point (I think lata bow you say K). Any* ray It was really a pretty eer, and Jim is having the cad mounted for his room. • • The Upsala Presbyterin Church had a nice proram laat Sunday afternoon t White Half. • • • Mrs. Ed itigersid and Jim Thornton {ranged a verr nice proram and all children present rcelvad a bag of candy. Afrrwards everyone enjoyed ake and punch. • • • It Mmi that a brand new rand mother was ao excited ist week when she received phone call from Saa Juaa ’uerto Rico, that she mis* uicrstood U>a brand new fathers voice. In other words party last Friday. Water ski­ the new son of Johnny and ing. boat riding and even a Ann Woody turned out to be few braved th* weather for swimming during the after­ a cute little girl. Gert Lee noon. Then a bonfire waa says that the connection waa built and hot dogs and marsh­ bad and noiae here was the mallows wars roasted and en­ reason she muunderstood. joyed along with baked beans So in a letter from Ann sbe and potato salad and cold tells Gert and Urban that it drinks. Mrs. Simas baktd a ii a very cute little replica cake and sent it out to them. of Ann. After all new grand­ A f t e r singing Christmas mother* can get awful excit­ carols the members exchang­ ed at a time like that. I ed gifts and also presented can.vouch for that as 1 went Mr. Cowley with a nice gift through the same thing Gert. Three former members ware Anyway the matter has been there to help celebrate. They cleared up and you can were Jean Markham, Sara breathe easier now. • • • The Priest and Mike Quinn. • • • Vihlen family had a Joyous Talking about reunion*, we Christman reunion Monday bad one at our borne Christ­ afternoon. They all met In mas Eva. Ws bad a regular White Hall for supper. Olga old time singles!. We missed Hunter had charge of the din­ the past two years having ner and said tbers were 31 these get together* so we there. Don’t you know that made up for lost time.. * * * they had a wonderful time? Don’t forget next Wednesday • * • Had a Christmas card kiddies. It will be schooltime from former Monroe ''•oat- again, 1 think 1 beard some master Annie McArthur who sighs, (disgust or pleasure?) now retidca in Miami. Sbe • • • Tootsie Lee baa been said tell all hello and that gallvanting around this past she missed her H.D. Club week, from the top of tbs members. She also said that state to the bottom, sbe has she went to the Dade County been attending waddings of H D. exhibit and that it was relatives. Bet she had a very nice. Maybe she can good time. • • • Have a vary coma visit ua one of these nice New Years and please days. Hop* so. • • • Mr. and be careful. Our thought this Mrs. Cy Cobb and family of week Is about Fairy Gold Anniston. Ala., are here and was quoted by Bliss visiting her parents, Mr. and Carmen: “Of all good gift* Mrs. W. H. Almond. • • • which aver come out of the The lakefront boms of Ern­ wallet of the Fairy God­ est Cowley on Lake Markham mother, the gift of natural Road was the scene of the gladness is the greatest and High School Band Christmas Ibest of all High Nutrition Making People Have Greater Height, Weight By Drloo Smith NEW YORK (UP1)—New­ born babies are no larger then they ware n hundred yrnrs ago yst school children end area adults are taller and heavier. To explain thb phe­ nomenon, ono of the world's most respected authorities on human physiology offered a two-pert theory. Nutrition hat improved, said Dr. R. A. McCance. "But thb la not the whole story.” Dur­ ing the peat century thorn havo been remarkable decline* in Infectious dlicasos. You can’t prove anything la people themselves, McCance conceded. But if you keep pigs, dogs, ra b and many other animals on "a high nu­ tritional plana” from birth onward nnd If at the same time you prevent bacteria and virtues from infecting them, you get e stepped-up growth rata. Yen ran easily believe the principle applies t* people, be said. There era still many mys­ teries for science te explain in human nutrition, fo r instance, he continued, the nutrition ef e human being before it b born “constate of amino acids, glucose, e limited amount of protoin, but apparently bo fat.” Once the human being b born it goes onto s milk diet and “all milks contain fat, soma nearly 50 per cent, and this probably reaches tha blood stream portly an tri­ glycerides but how it U meta­ bolized b by no means clear.” Triglycerides era incriminat­ ed in artery-hardening. But rcgardleaa of tha “nu­ tritional plana,“ the large newborn “tends to become the Urge child and often tn obea* on*.” FRIDAY P. * . 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Th* body parts which have “the greeter structural stability,” that b , th* bones, get priority on the limited Intake or nutri­ ents. “Growth in height is inter­ fered with less than growth in weight,” be said. Thera b no question that a high nutritional pbno b bene­ ficial but “If it bads to obes­ ity in an adult man it shortens the length of time bo b likely to live to enjoy I t ” On th* other hand, under-nutrition can be advantageous. Us cited scientific experi­ ment*, including hb o w n , which showed that “if rats were subjected to prolonged and severe under • nutrition from the time of weaning, many of them fall by the waylido from the hsanrds Involv­ ed, but the remainder lived op to three times as b a g sa the normal r a t” McCance has been e world figure ia science for many years. Ha b professor af ex­ perimental medicine a t the University of Cambridge. He expressed his newest views la a recent lecture. ST COjUVi flb b lf m DEAR ABBY: Flense don’t think I’m stupid, bat I would appreciate a simple rule for introducing people property- Whenever 1 have to intro­ duce people to each other, I set all flustered and make e meat of it. I’ve looked through etiquette books but it’e to complicate I can’t get it straight in my mind, OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW BETTER DEAR OLD ENOUGH: Don’t feel stupid. Yours is a problem com­ mon 'o many who are old enough to know better. Just remember when introducing a lady to n gentleman to mention the lady's name f ir s t (“Jane, may I present BiUT’”) In in­ troducing someone to on elderly per­ son, mention the elderly person’s name first (“Grandma Jones, this I* Peggy, my classmate.") When introducag a very important person use his name f ir s t (“Bishop Pike, I’d like you to meet my father." * * * DEAR ABBY: Our son married ft in a church wedding and all our (O Cartaan Carmlval (I) MoKaavar A Cnlaaal friends and family le n t very nice (It Atauaea presents to the couple. Four yean (O Weather Maw later they w en divorced and now he is dating a girt who has never been married. If he should marry her, sad she wonts a church wedding, what do Tima Previews we do about wedding Invitations? My husband and I feel we should streog nod msaerahb. Wal- not do a repeat repent job Job on < our ______ family I and JMB d Nelite aqf wedding friends. He thinks one festered with N o n Beit Hol­ present per child ia enough. ' What ia f liman and Andrew Print. ling thin? the correct way of handiina STUMPED 8*8:10 p. a t (ABC) The Donna Rood Show. “J e f f Stands Atone.” A bit overly sentimental, but warm Unless, b th b episode in which young Jeff Stone (Pool Paterson) starts out on h b own, withent help from any one, and finds the going tv* tough in n neighboring town. Hb parents (Donna Used sad Carl Bats) are sympathetic to hb p b a before he leaves, but seem relieved whoa he returns "a failure.” 8:80-8:10 p. nt. (NBC) Dr. Kildare. “A Tim* For Every Purpose.” Veteran e c t r s s s Betty Field takes on the tough portrayal e f a tactless moths* who b psychologically maim­ ing bar daughter. Kildare gets th* girl In th* smergeney ward after aa accident that may m u lt in ths loss ef aa ays. Hsr mother's sympathy includes the dark possibility of * lovtltss end rasrrbgelesa Ilf*. Juds* Morton b featured with stars Richard Chamberbin and Raymond Massey 8-10 p. m. (CBS) Ths Nurses. “Image Of Angela.” Thera b a good deal of itory to thb one that should bo chswad and digested for Its total benefit. A young girl’s biggest problem In Ufa b her no** and having ft rash* pad to tnhane* her attractiveness. While waiting for the opera­ tion, she moot n jockey Injur­ ed In a kora* me*, and lbbl* to lose tbs use of ana bg. Angab D’Ambroeb and Jerry Dodge or* featured, making their dramatic debate oa TV. Shrll Conway end Zina Bathuna star. 8:30-10 p. m. (ABC) MeHals’s Navy. “The Day They Captured Bants Cbus.” This b a happy littie Christmas story la whkk MeHal* pbys Santa for native children, nnd throws in a bit of Robin Hood. To giva the children a turkey dinner, Gruber tank** off with tho turkeys meant for th* of fleer#’ club. Enrout* to the children, Mellalo end hb craw sr* caught ia a Japanese am bush, where they are soon Joined by th* captain and his party, looking for th* loot. Ernest Borgnina stars with Carl B s l l a n t l n # sad Joe Flynn. 10-11 p. m. (NBC) Tha Andy Wlllbma Show. Color. A slowly pacod but p l e a s a n t musical hour has host Andy Williams sharing hb Unto with gusit Tennssacs End* Ford. Ernie introduces a song and sings hb classic *”18 Tons,” but with “different” lyrics. Aaids from • fun bit, when Ernlo teaches Andy how to milk a cow and Andy’s in* traduction of Pasadana’a Root Bowl Quean nnd her court, it's practically aa all-tong show with Andy gatting hb best vo­ cal licks with “Sweetheart of Sigma Chi” and “You Stepped Out Of A Dream.” DEAR STUMPED: If your son By Abigail Van Be re* marries a girl who has never been married and she wants n church wed­ ding, invite your friends and family aa though it were your eon’s first, too. The matter of tho gifts Is up to the guests. It's a ticklish but why should the bride b e ; Used? * * e DEAR ABBY: What do you do about guys who kiss and tell? DEAR SYLVIA: Consider your­ self lucky. Most guys kiss and exag­ gerate. * * e DEAR ABBY: We are two n u n es who wish to comment on a common problem dealing with children. Why don't parents tell their children the truth recording visits to the doetor? When a child is brought in for a shot, if he is told in advenes th at it wUl “hurt a little,’’ he im it half so hard to handle os the child who la told “it won’t hurt a bit." By know­ ing the truth the child Is prepared. But when the chU learns (oa he sure­ ly will) that he has been lied-to, he grows to hate doctors, nurses and to distrust his parents. 8HARON AND JOYCE * * ,» f * Whst’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Bax 186ft, Beverly HUIs, Calif. , * • * R For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 60 cents to ABBY, Box 8366, Beverly HlQs, Calif. 1 Qnr/tftij Qn fth id g jo By Oswald Jacoby On* teat ad a food player clubs a id raffed e slob. Re b k b ability te Osaka the entered dummy with a tramp* brat of e bed contract. then raffed the b e t club. An­ Wcat’s two spado opening CDS other trumy lead In won one *f those week tw* KQttSBI AT pulled the bids that ere popular ia ex­ • ill KS« S JIIII . trump. port circles. Thb time ft save JSS 4K Q U S 1I North and South a bidding Now he led s problem. Left to thamaclras dummy and put in the eight S JS S t they would hat* stopped at VKIHIt spot. Wcat won with th* nine a comfortable four hearts. end found hlauslf end-played, Th* impetus of the week two Marti andhBat n . A apnde b ad would sot np bid get them to th* five level. Waft Narih South’s jack for a discard af South won th* opening 9 4 Double tv a diamond from dummy. A 44 IV sped* lead and took stock. Ho club bad, if ho had one, would VMS Pats hid a spade lceor end two allow a ra ff and discard. Wait possible diamond lotcra. Of ltd a diamond. South aUowod eoura. If East held the king I South saw how te nuke the I thb to ran around to 'h b of diamonds there would only hand even if West held that quean and chalked up h b be on* diamond lost, but | king. Idangcroua contract. ( ih JJu I’m worried about tho next astronaut to so into spaco. It’a tru* our tpsc* planners hnvo proved they are capable of putting a man into orbit nnd bring lag him back eafo and sound. Everything haa worked fin# ao far. But now I read that th* noxt nun Into apaco will llkoly ProgramRelates Carol Legends Tho atorica behind nom* ef the favorite Christine* carols was the besb for a program presented for msmbors of Al> pha Delta Kappa by Mrs. Bell* UumbUy at tho sorori­ ty’# annual Christum- party, held at th* homo of Mrs. Mary Grace Kosky oa Pinoertat Drive. Mrs. Kumblcy gave n h b . tory of aach carol with inter­ esting anecdotes about its origin, after which th* group tang that particular carol, ac­ companied by Mias Ollb Rocrc Whittle on th* pbno. Enjoying tho party wore Edith Gall], Martha Webstar, Joyce Roberta, Mildred Lind, Mary Groom#, Helen R khb, M a r l * Sturapf, Catherine Pearce, Hascl Flynt, Lamina Whiting, Roberta Richards, Jewell Riser, Marion NUhob and tha host it (itjOMJM : By Ruth M illett have sippera across ths arms and shoulders ef hb specs suit. Ths sippera are to bo ralievs pressure and, according to ths news story, “Teat runs by Manned Spacecraft Center and the School of Aerospace Medi­ cine at San Antonio have shown astronauts can close up the suits in time to save thslr lives if the Mtrcury space­ craft springs a leak.” Okay, se the sippera work fine in teste. But than sippera always do work—except In emergencies. It’a when you’re always running b to and are frantically trying to get (fram­ ed en the double that the darned old tipper bangs on a thread or fold of fabric, or goes off the track, or the stitching holding ft In place ■tarts to rip. So area though tha sippera on the new space suite work perfectly in teste, can they be trusted not to turn fiendish in an emergency T And wouldn't it be ironical if the wont momenta the next man bto apace haa to face are the momenta when space suit aipper gate hung up and rtfuses to go either forward or backward f Of course, the designer* ef the naw space suit may hare designed a foolproof tipper. If so, well all benefit. Sere Ira TV R E N T A L New peopb In town look at Herald Ads. Be sure your U N Hanford At*. FA 3-t i l t buslnese b represented with S em in ole T V attractive advertisements. Zoaith Color TV Rale* Can FA S-MIZ. You won’t fool guilty about reading Ruth Mllbtt’s, “How, To Have a liappy Husband.” 8end 35 rants to Ruth Milbto Reeder Service, c/o Tha San-1 ford Herald, I*. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York IS, N. Y. OPEN 13:15 R IT Z II--. NOW THRU SAT. ' At i:ee . ia s « lie s • T:#e StSlMtoaMM STARTS SUNDAY ! PHONE PA X-IIU \j >v i (. 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Bate "Mete Owl” wtte Bad bwoght ter «sstol tote. Bated teas, a aptey meet cas­ tes mala aa, totem*, cates aad Mama pis trees aarvad ter A d im paste bewl, filled DENNIS 8TEVK GAZZEA (Harald Photo) MBS. 0. W. KIMMONB, canter, wife of tho commanding officer of VAH-f, waa boateas recently for a pot-luck aupper a t her home In Loch Arbor. At loft la M n -J . L. Shipman, th e 1executive officer's wife and on# of the newer nm nben of the group, Mrs. M. J, Puopolo, rig h t (Herald Photo) DeBary Personals By Man. Adam MaBer St. Petersburg visiting assay Miss Beatrice J. Tyson of gg their former frieods from Eldorado Drive has as her New Jersey, honaegueeta, Miss Josephine Mrs. Lottie Beck at Colombo Parkhurst and bar matter. Road expects ter Mater, Mias **” ■ C* JV to F»* Sarah Copeland, who formerly IssU, N. Y. This ia their aa- uvcg ia DeBary, to return for aual visit to DeBary for tho tlw holiday season. Mn. Beck “ “ W- „ — - ... wkU* " * * halted tor family Mr. and Mm . Edward Balk* io New Jeraev a lawill of Valencia Road enter- UBd> N. y / ^ talned Mrs. Bnlkwfll’a slater Nr. and Mm . Prank Woodand teother-ta-Uw, Col. and ruff of Bayou Vista will be anMm . F. H. Pharach, at Coral tartalninn their aon-ln-law aad Gable, recently. After vUlting £u gbU ? Mr. and Mr? Chartteir daughter la Georgia. Ua Weber, at Warren Town------ — ................................................... and their three ship. N. J., grandchildren, Steven, Ken­ neth and David. Mm. Roma Custer-will en­ tertain ter son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ It's up to the bride to keep liam Bender, of Bloomfield, the number of showers from Conn., and grandson BlUy for getting out at hand. Uw holidays. BOSK Mn. B. B. Crumley aad Mrs. Chariot Mariwether were co-boetesaea for the Chriatmaa meeting of Bote Circle, held at the Crumley Roma ea Sil­ ver Lake. Coffee aad koliday cookie, were oerved from a table over, laid with a rad cloth aad cen­ tered with aa arrangement of white white boning tapers. Background musk of Christmas carols was heard during refreshment time aad aa exchange of gifts held among the members. A Chriatmaa message was Mm . Ckariei Park. The pres­ ident, -Mm . Haary Simpson, conducted the business meet­ ing aad gave reporta from the board aad the recent baiaar. Mrs. D. K. Dcrmaa, presi­ dent of the Garden Club, show­ ed (ketches eg Urn proposed new Garden Club building. Circle members voted la favor of accepting the property in A discussion was held con­ cerning unusual birds .the group had soon recently and all were urged to provide ex­ tra food for tho birds during the cold woathar. Mn. A. W. Bppe reported that aba bad dometed IS » « « if in the name of the circle, to be used at the state besdqearttrs building hi Winter Park. Mrs. W. I . Gray gave a re­ port on tho Junior gardening programs underway at tho Laks Mary Elemaatary School with emphasis oo "litterbogs." Mn. Charles Wilke described a visit to the Corning Glass Works ia Psasayhrania, where a display of beautlfnl spun glass flowers was featured. Other, present werrMmea. 0 . L. Barks, Charles Braaiay, J. O. Gregory, Ed Lent, w. A. Morrison, John D. Thomas, Charles Cole, G. R. Pearson and J . C. Noel. brother aed eistor-la4aw, Mr. aad Mra. Arthur Logo, at US Thomaa Dr. la Caaaelberry, left Saterday to apeod the Cbrlatmaa hotidaya with bar aialar ia Suffolk, Va. Mra. Kffla M. Herald of M l ami Sborea la enjoying a holi­ day visit with her eon aad daugbter-la-law, Mr. and Mr*. Thomaa Harald, of Triplet Dr. in Caaaelberry aad with grandson. Tommy. Mra. Joyce Mcrrtfield of 1014 Crystal Bowl Circle ia Casselberry baa aa her gueeta for the holidays, her niece* Gary Lanor and Mm . Sue Lin­ er and children who arrived Friday from Tulsa, Okla.; ter bob aad daughter-in-law, Mr. aad Mm . David Merriflald and children, Curt aad Learn, and ter parents, Mr. aad MJs. C. T. Curtis, who arrived Sat­ urday from their bomrtJn Aurora, HL Mri. Joe Shu then. Mn. Frank Griffin, Barton Weber, Jim Daughtry. Floyd Web* artU, Kkluid Keogh, Robert Rugearfein, Gary Raima, Har­ old Ungar tad Tarry Bucklew. Goaat artiata were Mn. Iloyd Richards, piaalat, from Sanford, Mn. T. Wilfred Dot*, aidatm, riollalat, from DeBary. FUTURE DREAM Inatant housekeeping, the homemaker's dream come true, Is wall en its way to re­ ality because of a boat ef pro­ ducts for the home, all tou­ ched with the magic of eaiy can and long wear, lb o Goodyear Women’s Service Bureau reports for example, that there are wall coverings as delicately dsslgaad they look Ute the finest silk, yet can be scrubbed with scour­ ing pad and soap. GwaHaey )iw d — •44 & Farit FA MNP I Garrett's Annual Money-Saving SANTA CLAUS wan kept busier than all of the other busy people before Christinas visiting groups of children in addition to hia regular work. He is shown hsro with a group of children a t the annual Chriatmaa party for employes and their families of the Florida Power Company, at the Club House, in Enterprise. (Cox Photo) Personals Holiday Program Held In Oviedo By leas Lyles A program of Chrlitmai music waa presented at tbs monthly luncheon meeting of the Oviedo Woman’s Club, un­ der the direction of Mrs. T. L. Lingo 8r. Solos were presented by Mrs. George Carlton and Mrs. Sober! Soka. Mn. J. H. Staley aad Mn. W. H. Martin sang a duet aad the sixth grade students from the Oviedo School sang several Cbrlatmai carol* from different peris of the world. Mrs. Max Coberly w u la charge of the atudenl program. Carols were also juag by the memben. During the builneu meet­ ing, It was announced that oo March $ the ipeaker will be Dcaa Darrab. The unofficial total from the bazaar was 1341.79. All present were thanked for their help ia mak­ ing It a success. Only 12300 la now due ea the new club PAJAMAS at school; gave $29 to the school recreation program and assisted with the donor day blood bank program. The latest accomplishment was (he building of • new club bouse. They were also re­ sponsible for garbage collec­ tion In Oviedo and the com­ bined area drivo. Mrs. B. T. Wheeler present­ ed three new names for mem­ bership, Mm . L. H. Lucben Sr., Mrs. 0. H. Zimmer and Mm . Trcd Tanks. They were unanimously accepted. A card party is planned for Feb. 14. A Christmas luncheon pre­ ceded the meeting with Mn Lynn Hosier, chairman, as­ sisted by Mrs. r . W. Talbott. Mm . Lee Gary, Mm . Harold Lyles, Mn. Boh Cameroo, Mrs. Jamas WUaop, Mrs, Boy Britt and Mn. Douglas Jateson. The dab w u elaborate­ ly decorated bs a holiday theme with Madonna arrange­ ments on each serving table. Mn. Georg# Means, Mn. Link Hart aad Mrs. A. A. My era greeted guests t \ the door and tho Chrlatmve devotion waa gives by » is . Boka. la answer to a question ask­ ed a member — "Jait whet daee Urn Oviade Woman's Club dqV—Mn. Staley listed icvoral af the many projects that the dub b u participated In since its organization. They were furnishing by>* qpet dishes at City Hall; bought a cotfeemaker for City Hall by selling vanilla; helped Buy from tba elerk who was furnish the Oviedo Clinic; kind enough to show you the gave $100 to the cemetery merchandise. M ARY ESTH ER ’S "Faetarlag Fashions Just For Tow” 200 N. PARK AVB. HATS CHILDREN'S Blouses and Slacks SETS Reg. $6.99 GIRLS' ASSORTED Sweaters Marked Dawa Ts MASTER KENNETH PFEIFFAUF, non of Mr. and Mra. Nick Pfniffauf, celebrated his first birthday, recantly, a t a family dinner at hia parents home, on Lake Hutchison, in Osteen Among the guests were several aunts and cousins and hia grandmother, Mra. Clarence Snyder. each fa Oar Mta’a to Boys’ Department — Boys' SWEATEES A crab la not a flab. It ia an animal of the dais crustacoa, which elais bee ring sheila and hard backs. A flab la an animal of the vertebra class and h u a spinal column. Bet. tta n r tJ P * BOYS' SWEATERS Flattering Fashions For Tho Tall Aad Leog-WaUtad Reg. I4.H Christmas Cards 9 fM Beg. IL H Christmas Wrappings MEN’S or BOYS' Christmas Candles W E W ISH YOU A H A PPY NEW YEA R CLOSED FO R IN V E N T O R Y A L L D A Y M ON. A N D T U E S. display asetiuo." CHILDREN S FLANNEL Christmas Decorations JACKETS BOYS' SUITS 229 W. FAIRBANKS MI 4-6864 I WINTER PARK "'“sassy - «• BOYS* Corduroy PANTS GARRETT'S C orner E . 1 st S t and S a n fo rd A v e. F A 2-5244 �8f|* •mfurl Vrritft dianuunakaM LITTLE MISS KATHY FITZGERALD receives n present from Santa Claus who made n special trip In an ASB Skywarrior to attend the party Riven by Detachment Eight of Heavy Attack Squadron 11 at the Sanford Naval Air Station. (Herald Photo) Santa Claus arrived at the Sanford Naval Air Statloa, Friday afternoon, in an ASB Skywarrior in time for a Christmas party. It waa an express flight from the North Foie, piloted by Lcdr. Ben Cosley, who just recently re ­ ceived his promotion from lieutenant. Detachment Bight of Heavy Attack Squadroa served aa hosts for the officers, men aad dependents ef the parent squadron aad the detachment at the party. The squadron la presently deployed la the Med­ iterranean. The party was held at the NAS Ballroom aad officers and wives preteat Included: The offlccr-ln-chargt of De­ tachment Eight, Cdr. Bebert M. da Lore oil end h is‘wife, the former Mlsa Elisabeth Am Hall, of Jacksonville; Lcdr. and Mri. William E. Bassett, the executive officer, and Lcdr. and Mrs. Neal J. John­ son. operations officer. Lcdr. Johnson was la charge of the party srrangemMta. Mora than goo children ware on hand with their parents to greet St. Nicholes (Leading Chief, J . M. Young ADBC) when ha flew in for the party. The Skywarrior waa provided especially for the occasion by Detachment Bight is.*' v* • ri . i y.%jr.r Here la a New Yenr*a Punch. This wlU make about SO punch cup servings. « cups water S-S inch cinnamon sticks 1 Up. whole clovoa 1 Up. whole allspice i bottles (l pint each ertnherry-hilce eocktatl 1 line, sliced thin 1. Combine water, rtuuraen Micks, claves end allspice In saucepan; cover, simmer !• minutes, (train into largo bowl or pitcher; add cranberry Juice cocktail; Mir le blend: chill. t. Te make lee ring: Pour 1 bottle giagtrala into t 4 cup ring mold; freoto until Arm. S. Whan ready le aerve, combine Juice mixture and remaining three betAee of gin­ ger ale In punch howl; untold ice ring, float an punch, flat surface up; garnish ring with o ru fa e and twtated la man alicei. Hero Is Mill another mouth watering dUh for (hat com­ pany gathering. ThU will serve S ind la called anewflake Ptutt Bowl, g large oraqgei, pared and sectioned I ripe bananas, peelad and sliced 1 c m (about i t o u .) frotta pineapple chunka partly thawed 1 pkg. frown mixed fruits, partly thawed to cup flaked coconut Eggnog Custard Cream (re­ cipe below) 1. Arrange fruits la separate mounds In Urge ahallow bowl; drisslo Juice from oranges ever bananas to keep them fTom discoloring. Sprinkle coconut over all. Chill. t. TO serve, spoon fruits into Individual dessert dishes, top V t •Ur until creamy Jna* before pen place: ■erring. Makes M cups. 4 cups sliced apples Sgriakte wMh cinnamon mix­ Bare U e sure Are good ture. gift; Sear Oeam Cole Slaw. It 1 cup flour semes from Etna Hawkins ef to tip. salt Monroe. Be sure to try It soon. 1 cup sugar 1 email bead cabbage, ahredl Up. baking powder Combine: Cream: 1 egg—well beaten to cup light ersam H cup malted butter Combine dry end creamed Ingredients until smooth. Pour over apples. Sprinkle with to tup nuts For another New Year'e re- Babe at SIS degrees far M freshment try thU Old-Fash- mlnuUt. s e e toned Mashed Potato Candy. From Miss Myrtle Wilson's Mix together: to cup mashed potetoea, warm 1 lb. Confectioners Sugar, recipe far Danish Pnfto. ThU win ea rn 1C go* Ha. lifted Boll out in an oblong shape. 1 cup (I sticks) margarine Spread with it cup peanut t cups flour, sifted 1 tbspa. cold water butter. .BoD «p Ube JaDr 1*0, cut 1 cup beiltog water A * practice of dieting data* bMk >,M j i i n to tb« M e ta l Greeks. Hippocrates, the fa* tie r of n o d le ta , edvieed that « healthy diet be neither too filling dot too a e e ie r. Ho probably would bare to toe* ommcnd that weight watebers eat halibut became It la low hi ealories yet rich la high-qual­ ity proteins. e • e I west to with ereryone a very Happy New Year. Make a good resolution and premise to send la your favorite recipe or klat or aoma problem need­ ed to be solved or one you have solved. Share them with others. Scad to me, care ef Boa 1M, Lake Monroe, MaanwhOe combine cenfeeUse era engar, 1 tablespoon margarine, eream, vanilla and s a lt Beat u t i l smooth. Frost cakes while b e t Cat' into Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday We’r t winding np our COtk Analvenary ysar with a pries slashing bargain spree! Fabulous aavlnfa on Psnnej’a first quality toIwmI Hnrryt YEAR-END REMNANTS Vi Price BIG A SSO R TM EN T South Seminole MEMBERS OVER 70 YEARS OLD werw honor* ed by the Woman’ll Society of the Firat Metho­ dist Church at their nnnuul covered dish supper npd Christman party in McKinley Hall, recently. Mrs. Lois Taylor led the devotions and presented the Christmas story and Mrs. II. B. McCall led the group in carol singing accompanied, at the piano by Mrs. Eva Hurkey. Mm. M. IL Baker, 'fycUudm THE STORY OF THE CRKCIIE .he Christmas Crib is the I subject of much research fur no one knows just when the picturing of this holy scene began and lasted throughout th« years. However, it is believed that palms and tropical flora abounded in the vicinity of Bethlehem, (or Nazareth, Gal­ ilee is still known as a rich, agricultural district. The also well known Ewing Galloway painting shows clumps of broad spathed cacti intersper­ sed with luih vegetation and olive trees in abundance. Grebes, gulls and pelicans from the nearby sea of Gali­ lee lived in this section as well as tortoises, crayfish, tur­ tles and sand hoppers. So the very scenes adjacent to Beth­ lehem are of interest to our garden club members who apecialize In the study of hor­ ticulture. Devout followers of Christ have recalled Hit birth In paintings of their own times, in sculpture and local miracle plays. Then, from the 12th, 13th and 14th centuries there followed in Italy the construc­ tion of the Crib, beginning with the Nativity scene only. From this humble observance, the adoration spread to Germany | w h e r e elaborate carvings.' many of them movable and \ outfitted with costly fabrics impressed end interested ruy-, ally, leading to life sized mo-1 dels of Mary, Joseph and the , Shepherds with their flocks,' worshipping the holy Babe. History tells us that Guiseppi Sammartino (1720-1703) and his pupil, Gori. were the most, famous Neapolitan crib mak­ er!. In Germany, too, whole .families expressed their devo.. .. |lon .in recording the “'ntivlly ?i and from year to year, repair­ ed tad added to the figures WSCS president, was in charge of the program and Mrs. J. K. Ferrell and Mrs. W. T. Raynor were co-chairmen of the supper. Left to right are some of the honored member*, Mrs. Jay Bailey, Mrs. W. J. David, Mr*. Oetavin Rutnbley, Mrs. Violet Hickok, Mrs. J. B. Crawford and Mr*. Ruth Huwthorne. (Herald Photo) "Sain By PALM CIRCLE Welcomes New Families Nora C. Norris, Weleomo Wagon hostess reports the fol­ lowing new families welcomed to the South Seminole area re­ cently: Mr. and Mri. It. I*. Bowe and children, Rodney and Dwayne, from Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. John Peters from Naw Orleans, I.a.; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brebaugh, Michel­ le. Michael and Melinda from Phoenix, Arix.; Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bother from Casaopolls, Mich. Mri. Thelma Buffenharger from Springfield, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. RoxoUky from Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shepard from Hemlock, N. Y. Mr. and Mri. Walter Schuette from Marietta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood, Gary and Theresa from Arkansas Pass, Tessa, and Mri. Pauline Turner from Springfield, Ohio beauty. In Bethlehem, Pa., known as The Christmas City, there Is a Puts displayed throughout the entire Christ­ mas season. This is tn seven scenes, bistorts na relate, with Herod's temple, for Instance, faithfully reproduced and its figures, carved from mahog­ any, link the past with the present service of adoration. Atop South Mountain Is a 100 foot electric cross. The Puts Is a form of poetry in Its essence which connotes beautifully with the elegant simplicity of the Creche. Add­ ing to the religious happiness If you recognize the voles Gueat In a restaurant! of the season, families show that answers the phone, say Makn selection and don't com­ their Chrtstmai Gardens in who you are at once. plain. Baltimore from which they no doubt emerge to the Holy Night Vigil. For the source materiel of this edition of the Garden Gate by the Palm Circle of the San­ ford Garden Club we are in­ debted to the Bible scholar. Professor Frederick B. Cleverlnga formerly Professor of Library Science at Western Michigan University, present­ ly making his retirement home In DeBary. COME E A R L Y 200 Dresses reduced from stock F R ID A Y M O RNING ! Finney's GIANT WHITE GOODS Lata Day *N Cuuato! Early Spring Stytoai JR S . • M ISSES • H A L F S GIRL’S DRESSES $ 2 -$ 3 -$ 4 ^ DRESSY - CASUALS - S PC. WOOIA - COTTONS - BLENDS NYLON - CHIFFONS - PRINTS SOLIDS - STRIPES - PLAIDS GREATLY REDUCED! 6 BIG D O U BLE R A C K S TO CHOOSE FROM. W O M EN’S JEWELRY . 10c eo. BKTTKN W OMEN’S SWE/kTERS . . 4.00 1 ODD LOTS IN HOSIERY 50c pr. W OMEN’S SKIRTS . . . 5.00 1 THROW PILLOWS . 1.00 eo. GIRL’S JACKETS . . 1.00-2.00 RUFFLED QUILTS . . . BETTER 5.00 GIRL’S JACKETS 1 TO RET MELMAC TUMBLERS M E N ’S WALLETS . . . . 8.00 LITTLE | ALL REDUCED 1 88c BOY’S JACKETS . 3.00 to 8.00 CUILDREN’I ] SJuhi tflaaAanat 35.00 CORDUROY PANTS . . 99c BOY’S SHIRTS S.S. . . . 99c SANTA SLEEPERS . . . 1.00 Jr. Boy’s Orion Sweaters * 2.00 GIRL’S SWEATERS . . . 3.44 | INF ANTE MEN’S IS - 11V, • 14 . . . . 5.00 W HITE DRESS SHIRTS 2for5.00 BASSINETTES Wool Skirts $ B 9 9 . $ f A 9 8 JR. BOY’S SWEAT SHIRTS . 99c HAND TOWELS If you can't attend a show •r, take your gift to the bos teas ahead of time. AFTER CHRISTMAS fief. *3.98 to f t 1.98 Howe's 2526 ** J t0 l w o a Iu d j u PA R K DR. A lt P t n n a y B b a a t t r a i a c a d l S to r a - w id a v a l u a a f C h o ck your c a le n d a r. D o n ’t m lM th o o o b l g t a v i n o o l V COWBOY HATS . . . . . . . . 188 GIRL’S HOUSE SHOES . . 1.00 4 Only 1/1*It, I/M L 1/I9L, 1/4*1, 1/421, 1/42K, 1/44B M EN’S SUITS l 1.00; ODDS END TABLE ITEMS REMEMBER Y O U CAN CHARGE IT! �VBca « — Dae. 17, 1MB I Notice baffles Officers CHICAGO (UM) — Aether ittes WETS stew pod today a M t m * r a t u atat I T ATE ROAD D t R A R t M EET o r ; FLORIDA. BB A noocr of /h e EUio of Pier- I*«. an* SEMINOLE COCNTT. S rollfloat BabdlvMtoa of tbo SUM of Florid*. • H n tllU a S O S y i r d o s a r the ao rtb w o aten i s u b u rb o f Dos P Is l a s t v b sra tb s b sa d its shsBdoB sd tb s lo a tsd tra c k , e o d ta g hope* t b s t ia v e s tig s to n a ilg b t (ted fo o tp rin ts which could kelp tb a ss Ideality tb s ( t a r or a i d hosdsd g— ■r i t b f bold up b a d a n tbs JEAfbs 0f a m y stery th riller. A t p re c ise ly 1:45 p . a . Mosd * y tb s track, lo d e a w ith V nM Rsy b sg i filled with t r Tn 3 » l s * r T* * TO ALL WHOM tT MAT CONCERN, aaS to alt perron* and peril** eU lm las o r herl a s any rlsk t. title. InloiooL ootato, a t f l n i ' o r otkor lion to o r on Umoo certain earcola o f U bS hereinafter So*cribod, and tbo foltow las »*rto m , tosotkor w ith alt anknown p o rto n ' claim ing ky Ih ro o sh or oodor known portono w ho sro dead, or wko sro a o t known to ko dood or tllr o : Brisk’d smploys for IP psora, rs m slA s d is tbs v sb icte. Neuberger said all thrss doors of tbo track oposod tint alts aoooily asd throe men dressed is leather Jac­ kets and hoods leaped late tho vehicle. ” 1 assume they bod hoys," Netiburgcr said. Brandishing revolvers. Urn men grabbed Xeuburger’s gun, pulled ■ tack over bis bead, handcuffed his wrists behind his back and forced him to the floor of tbo track. P lay er H urt CHICAGO (UP!) — Notre Dams halfback Dorn Hogan raftered « possible hip frac­ ture whoa a ear bo was In unashsd into an overpass pillar oa the Dsn Ryan X*. prassway. Hogan and n o m as Quinn, a fellow student who also was Injured in tbo crith wore token to UtUo company af Mary Hospital. T he B a s h 'd M i l i l M M 4 H K M N fMt fL S tf core). ■ « « ! • « OWNED ROVLAXD TH A TCH ** KEATON. al.o know s U HOWLAND T. • HEATON U l Wlf# DORun r r * h e a t o n : h e l ix . H. W A L K S * aomotlmt* HWIWI W ^ H K J IX HARIB H E A T O N W ALKER and kukui a m C. WALK­ ER; dean l HBATUX. OomOtlmO* RPOWO U DR AX HEATON U 4 w lf* BETTr H . HEATON; U 4 H All VET L . H E A T O N , M a u l i n '■ know n M JOHN HARVKT , L E W I! H E A T O N iu l wit*. CLARA T. HEATON ■OBJECT TO: RABBMBNT ron iM la D. B. t i t , pat* 1 *1 : In CAMEL. BERET UTIL1TIBS COM. BANT s a t HORTOAQE r*. n r M In a R. Book t t t , anno l i t ; ta F e v e r a t THE F ederal land bank o r COLUMBIA TAKB NOTICE th a t a Dad o ta tio n o f T a k ln i has M i« n io t ta tho ekovo-itylod oau»« by tho Petitioner*, tho acn a lrin s aathorlly of tkoo* proooodloso, of tho ta k l n i *f tho above dooertbod Un4 fo r Iho oorpooo oot forth la tho Petition la U U eaaoo, vlu As Aral nose osoomooto for portion of State R ons No. 414 In Bomlnolo County, rto rtd i, s a d th a t U S Honornhl# Tolls A. William*. J r , one of the Jn d ao s nf tho C trenlt C o n n la the Ninth Jadletnl C ircuit of Florida. will on th a t l t h Soy of December, A. D. l i l t , ot 4:4t • ’d ock P. M. In tho Seminole cennty C onrthouio a t Sanford, Fieri4s, eonoldtr Mid DMlnrstlon o f Takinv, appoint appraliora, and moho nch Order so th e C onn come proper. AU p a rtie s to tho oall and all p a rtie s In­ terested a u y appear and bo hoard a t the tim e an d pU<o art : dclimated. Rank* M Kail, a t a point 1* foot N orth of tho OoolhoMt corner of tho NH of OKH of NW*4 of told Ooctlen It. thonco run South S V irtr* Knot SS.M foot, thonco run South IIM M I" B a it TIT.tT Tool thonco ran South tt* tt' tr* E a st ttlT .lt foot, thonco N orth l l ' i r t r Boot, TIAtr foot to tho Woet tlao of Oororom ont Lot t Boctlon XL Towaohlp I t Sooth, Rang* I t B ast a t a point >T.S foot N orth of tho Northwoot ooraor of (tovoramont Lot I, said Section IS, thonco con­ tinue North IIM re r* Boot A ll foot, thonco ran South t v t r u r Boot ttt.tT toot to tho beginning of a curve con­ cern to tho N ortherly and havlau a radlaa a f ST.t foot, thonco ra n olcao cold c a m th ru a central s a il# of It* ll'H ~ a dtataneo of ILTI fool to tho end of oervot thoaeo ran N orth I f i r i s '* Bast IIJ.T4 foot, thonco N orth SI* tr i e * Boot *1411 foot for tho Ton, and each of y e s. ere hereby commanded to appear ky filing an A nswer to the Petition horotoforo filed In tklo cauio In tho ontltlod Court, oa or kofora January 11, tk l t, to (how w h at right, title, latoroot o r Ilona you. or s a y of yon. hava In and ta th a akovo-dooorlbod Undo aad show cease w hy tho m m ohoald not he tak en for tho moo aad palrpoeae dot forth in tho P etitio n Iliad heroin. WITNESS my H and and the ef Mid Coart, oa thin Ird days of December, A. f t ite r. (SEAL) Ar t hur H. Beckwith, J r , C lerk of Iho C ircuit Court In and for BoailaoU O oua. ty, Florida . B y: Martha T . T lhleo Deputy Clerk H arold Johaooa County Attorney F. a Drawer ITS Sanford, Florida lock W. Pierce, Attorney* for tbo potlUonero Holland Building Tstlahaeaoo, Florid* FublUh Doe. S. I t, IS. Wt. CDD-tS mail or bring this coupon AMI, kLI J a n w i rtessn UM -HUM -l* ewer-ewe Me sa io h t o o e s tm u v r chans w R3R HIS WCKSHA/ and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for O n ly ..................... Address Phone No jr'af* �■ __ in Or Shine,1The Response ‘Pours’ JL B y K a te O n n n RENT A BED M w t f , Hospital A Baby SW E E T IE P IE B y N id im e S c ltse r By Oty, Week. «r KoBk CABBOLLS rUBNTTUBE Pk TA M ill U l W. 1st «L b f ttf t' cUppers, g k rti, tn ek #$<*^ Ask h e imp yetee — ONION PLANTS CrytUl wax ft ^ h — m a t ft k te 0 4 8 FOft b m , A M. Prevail, Pto*a T4MU3, a a . ’ ▼tile. Fla. y ? '2 Refrigeration • AH lag men needed you. Writ* C Trades laatltala: Office 201 W. F irst 9B11VIU XlfTSIu. Legal Notice nr 1etNg* -avantoft. * S S L *rm* }In* *■» hhum u mr!" I" *** t o t cimc r t r c o m n» m s uit s j u d i c i a l r i s ­ e r rr. is a ss n s a s s ts o l s ro e sT T . r u a n u . c s a s c b s t i s taraa ----------- B y D ick T o m e r CARLTON. ru m u tf . H JEAN NE C A R N IV A L - Badraaa funistod Atari* m o at Inquire Laoaard’a Aula CUale. MM 8. HlawaMs or call VA M8U. CARLTON. Defendant TWi.Jtenne W. Carlton Whota r*el4*nte la U lt Mala Straat Rlverelde. California Ton aro hereby notified that a Complaint tor Divorce soncK ts im u a BaautUul CamaUUa is bloom GRAPEVUJJC NURSERY Orapavilla Avo. Naar Both 8L Room la private bourn with a#mi-bath aad private a s M aos. US month. Double bod. Call between s aad • p. m . FA MH9. Sell Ua Your FuraRure. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST FA 2-0071. SI. PMhrp • LtranUck S1A* Pets 53. Flower* • Bhrahft IS. Faraltur* 54. Artklea For Bate IS. Articles Wuated R Uouiahaapar sleep la. earo BEDS POE RENT el Infant Own room aad Baapltil, lollaways, Juve­ bath. Moctaclalr, New Jer* nile. FREE delivery aad Table model f t X T.V. any. 145 weak. Para paid, ' Pick-up. FA raionacas. Pfc. Uayfatr FURNITURE CENTER Ian. Room M . a s m s . lioe Preach Ave. Altar 4 p. a . Ph. PA S-TS33 A utam abBaa . T n tk P IT. Boata • Mi l a n R . Moiorrycka - Senates* St. Tralkra - Caban— Bedroom booao, klteboa f p ip y ti Near stopping canter. PA M411, if na answer call after g p.tn. Furnished lovely a bedroom Apartment Lake Golden. LOST: Light brown aad white PAINT INSIDE OR OUT, Lake privilege#. FA 34274 female dog. Short hair, FREE ESTIMATE, pointed ears, yellow eyoa. PA MISS. Tall curia ever back, white feat Nam# Cindy. IMS Will abaro I bedroom bouts bod old faihiooed child lbs. Timid. Loot from Mono completely furalehed. 117 WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES care in my borne for proIsland. Under veto earo. Catalina. Appmimataly 3H acres, wtth school children. White. Reward. Call PA S-TStt. US ft. an river, H arils eft Dour, day or week. 107 RL 40. Hay•'Drive.'FA 2-1470. CaO LOST: Female Calico Cat k between S A 4 p. m. 14,500 • vicinity of Slat A French. N o n cu o r eerr Furnished Apartment. Couple can PA 34473 alter «:«o p.m. CaU FA 3-3973. T O R STATU o r FLOKIBA •*-X 7 SPECIAL TREE AND YARD or bachelor only. 370 a TOl GLORIA E. 11USE. SERVICE. CALL S334900. LOST: Bolton Bull screw month plus Unhtn and gas ROBERT A. WILLIAMS who** reeldence le "Mom, do you think ft girt, an h ar vary flrat d ata, ahouM F itc h b u rg , M oesachueotte, tail Dog wearing red cob Realtor lo t ft boy Mao h o r whote anowanoo good night?” b ea t 3303 S. Elm. FA 2-3307 and who** m ailin g ad* lar. Reward. FA 2-3373. Can bo teas between 4 and Raymond Lundauiat. Assoc. II. Baaaty d ro ia l* • t Sprue* a tro o t. FA 3-»31 Atlantia Bank Bldg. S p. m. Cat 7f Curl Beauty shop B y G a lb rsith rtuhburc. Ileeeacbueettei BIDE G LANC ES A *w orn C om plaint h a v in g 31S Palmetto PA S4334 Lakavlew tome with lake ROSE COURT- I Bedroom furnished ApartmenL Child­ privileges in South Sylvan Lake Shorn. 3 Bedroomi ren welcome. 2013 Sanford aad 3 baths. Air-Condition­ Avo. NO 84U3. FRIGIDAIRR ed. Phone PA 2-7888. Sake A Service S Bedroom home with Flor­ 3 BEDROOM tonic, kitchen ida room aad kitchen 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, Uvlng House Wiring, Free Rotlmates equipped. |73 month. Ph. equipped. 373 month. CaU room with fireplace, se­ Sid Vihka'a Randall Bkctrte PA 2-3303. parata dining room, Florida 111 Magnolia Ph. PA 34813 3334288 for Information. room fleased, screened ROOMS, The Gables, 41 porch, carporte. O l d e r Magnolia Avo. PA 34733. tome on a lovely palm PLUMBING 2 Bedroom bouse, kitchen Iked street. Sen Mrs. U. Contracting A Repaira SmaU 1 Bedroom frame equipped, isos Douglas Ave. Conrad. 2208 Palmetto Ave. FREE DELIVERY house, near Ravenna Park. FA 3*0083. R. L. HARVEY Ready for oceupancy by 1st Jan. $40 month. Ph. J. W . H all, R ea lto r 204 Sanford Ave. FA 24 FA 3-3481. “CaU Hall" PA 34841 ■ laneted >* • new epaper of te n e rn l circu latio n In w hich 2344 So. French Avo. 3 Rm. furs. Apt. Clean. Wa­ thl* c ita tio n ahall b* p u b lish ­ ed one* »aeh w**k lo r fo u r Furnished Apartment close ter A Elec. Finn. 343. Pb. For Sale—On Lake between co n ee ru tlv a w**k*. Plumbing ft Heating la. Jimmy Cowan, FA 3-4013 FA 32764. Sanford A Orlando. 3 Acre*. W ITNESS my b an 4 and o f­ AIR CONDITIONING ficial o«al of th* C lerk o f th* House and Cottage all or CONTRACT and REPAIR C ircu it C o u rt an thl* tb* 4th 6A Special Notice* p art Writs Bos 2223 Or­ day o f D ecem ber, A. D. 1141. WORK <OKAL> Wanted Share Cropper. Ap- lando. 1007 Sanford Ava. FA 24833 A rth u r If. Itw k w llh . Jr. l a th* r * * r l o f tb * Cow a t? proaimately 40 acres tiled Ja d « * . Soaalaola C anal y. r i a r C lark o f C ircuit C ourt Id*, l a P»ab*t*. C a rro ll B urk* land now avallabk. Excell a ra t B a ta ta ml A tto rn * ? a t La w lent location. Contact Jack J. E. JONES Suit* 111 Sanford A lU ntlo YEAR END SALE Hoy. P. O. Box 238, LongDaooatod N a tio n a l B ank BidsOffice FA 2-2118 New A Used T.V.’s Big Sanford. F lo rid a T a *11 f r o d lla r s a a d Paroaa* wood or call TE 31212 or Nights FA 24843 A tto rn * ? fo r P la in tiff M a rta* t'la lw a a* D aiaaada trade-in allowances. Easy TE 3*4281. A aalaot l a i d B a la ta i Publlah D*«. I, II. 10, IT. 323-0700 terms. Town A Country T.V. CDD-1S Tou and oaeh o f ? o e a ra •Tm not mahinc ft big *ftl*ry, Ul*. but It wouldn’t 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla, hereb y n o tlfltd and r*<iulr«d 2838 Park Dr., 322-8382. IN T H * C in t'F tT C U IH T . to p recent a a ? olalm a a a d do•how up too bad in ft Joint account!" NINTH JC D IC I4 L ClH CLIT m anda w hloh you, or olthor H a n d l i n g an types 37. Special Service* OF FL O H ID 4 IV SND FOB of you. m ay b a r* a t a l n i t th* Year around tenants wants real estate. ■BWIVOLH COfVTV. o ita t* of J. II JONES, deoeae3 bedrooms, Its baths. Nicknames H U M K * r NO IMNO •d. lot* o f to ld C ounty, to HEATING East sltk of Sanford. Writs N tr r iiH th* C ounty Ja d e * o f HomlnnJ* H. B. POPE CO. INC. IN T IIE It ATT E ft o r T H E Box 30 c'o Sanford Herald. C ount?, “F lorida, a t hla offloi SleUImjt 3M St). Park Ave. FA 2-4234 ADOPTION DV DONALD F. In th* c o u rt hau*o of •aid lT*ma* k the 4U**** 110 N. Park Avcnua HUE A and ELENA M. SHEA, C ount? a t Sanford, F lo rid a, -L o a - ___ ! Pronoun Of K E IT H LYLE T IN D A LL w ithin *ls c alen d e r m o n th . 12. Real Estate For Hale BE MODERN! cook and beat Phone 323 0380. State* 4 Set a Minor. • from th* t la * of i >* t i n t | -___ a , aiata * 7Br«*<l iprvid water economically with IllT O l FE R O T TINDALL publication of thl* ______ nolle*. k Mieaourl'e S Teutonic god S t. J o h n s R ea lty 13. Mortgage Iamuu Addr**s and R aildonca Tw o roplo* of oaeh claim or Therm Bottled Oas. Millar Kicknam* SHonude unknow n, gVtnSuTi lOOUne* dem and (b a ll b* In w rltla e . THE TIME TESTED FIRM Radio and Appliance, l i t S. and aickamn* is 11 In it of fore* MORTGAGE LOANS and th a ll * u t* th* plae* of 118 N Park Ave FA 34123 Park Ave. Pb. FA 2 0333. — Demltujo 14 Peettrod M ARGARET TIN D A LL rooldonc* a n d pool office adFIIA and Conventional Stain'' 20 Body argea Addr*** and Roildone* d rtc a o f th* ololm ant tn d New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home. .IMkSI ! ITGaollc MBalln unknow n: Commercial A Residential a hall b* a a o r n t a b ? th* FRIGIDAIRE 13Nlmban 34 listen No cash needed- 961 a TOU A RE HEREBY NOTt- claim ant, hi* a g en t, a r a t t o r ­ a n t ? In Sales A Service IL ad ^ M Preyer ottding F IE D th a t o P tllllo n ho* ney and accom panied by a csuisrots month. Taxes A Insurance v. I tufted 18 PvaotraUd » Ort |»>^ » t G. II. HIGH 50 Shekeepetreia b**u filed la the above atylcd ftlla e f*« of on* d o lla r aod 4<) Mor* faeil* Stenstrom Realty included. 322-1083. eau** by DONALD F. MHRt m i'll claim or d«m *od n o t ou itroim 41 C«r*moniri 1700 W. lit Si. Sanford ■■■•I ELENA M. Hit EA, fur ftlod abalt b* void. 51 Withered 41 IXCortUi Ph. FA 2-3U3 tb* cdupllon a t K E IT H LTI-II .12 Tboow 44 Storm 3 Bedroom, t bath, terras- 111 N. Park Aye. PA 2-2420 / * / U n i t B utler IS Keeembl.nl • JOPr.eecuUt Si Conducted T IN D A LL a m inor, by the 47 Among A* «x * ru trla of th* U l t fomaUdoor JlL ro p re je to door. Concrete block. In p e titioner*, end you a r* r e ­ W ill and T oatam ant of West Sanford. Out of flight quired tu u r n s copy of your J. E. Jon**, d*c**Md A new er or objoetlon* to ehaw I ta m lN m , Dovlo a M clutoeh pattern. Largs corner lot. roue* why eold P etitio n A ttorney fo r E ie c u t r l t Small equity and assume •bould n e t be c re a te d oq the Fuel O ffli* D raw er U t A ttorney for Petitioner*. C ar- Sanford. F lo rid a mortgage b a l a n c e . VA roll llu rk e . Nenford A tla n tis Pubileh Doc. f*. ST A Ja n . monthly payment $77. Ph. N alloanl H ank D ul'dlne. S on. S. I*. 1141. ford. F lo rid a a a d fll* lha o rl- CDD-iS FA 2 0200. (In a l In ih* office e f th* . . . and Sincere Thanks te the Clerk o f th* C lroult C o u rt on _/ many Hutue-Ownora of Tae 'n o r befer* Ih* I th day of J a n ­ uary. A. D. IMS. and horoln Y Groan Letatee and LungcJnla for fa ll not o - a decree pro eontheir confidence iu ua and to all reeeu w ill k* entered a a a ln e t you. buiiuera aupgily bouses and our loyal *ub-contrnetura 3 • UEDROOMS, 1, IVt k 2 BATHS W ITNESS m ? hand and th* with whom we have had such pleasant dealing* dur­ ■esl of said C ourt la Sanford. VA - N O DOW N P A Y M E N T ing the past year. F lorida, ihla tlh day of DeeLOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS em ber. A. D. l»*7. Legal Notice JOHN E. FOX REALTOR gs»* «*?55ar„ je t^ n , DOWN wtlgida Used funlture, appliances, tool#, etc. Bought • Sold. U t t j 'i Mart SIS Sanford Ave. Ph. PA 3-4133 F R E E ESTIM ATE Upholateriag A M attrau ran* ev a lk j. Raw A U*ad Findture. Can Nil Raddles Mff. Co., at 70S Celery Ava. PA 3-3117. 1 Year old phlte vary Ursa upright Commercial Praet- Gateway To The Waterway ar. Contact Ur. Fullinger. Robaon S p o rtin g Good* 322*7223. Your EVINRUDB Deakr 30444 I . l i t PR. FA MSSt 1383 Zlg fag. Mato* button bolai, d iru , with guaran­ tee.. « paymenu of 17.13. Ph. PA 2-3411. 1 Rooms of 17 pkcaa of furniture. Almost now 3218 balance owed on ft. See at 2823 Yale Ave. American nade. Iknvy duty 39. Trailer* • Cfthft— industrial tailor Sowing Machme. Complete. Good condition. Take over pay­ ments, FA 24411. HAPPY HOLLERDAYS SALE AT HOLLERS of SANFORD | AKA OLDS Super 88 3 Door Hardtop, IIIWH Automatic _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S fM ft MERCURY 4 Door Monterey, l a t e , rawer limit eo ft Steer Inc, Electric 19011 Windows ft tieil, Air rood. OLDS 4 Door Super 88, Auto.. Puwer f A A A 1 2 5 9 Urakea ft B le e rln r. Air Laud. 1 A A A FALCON titallon Wagan • •W A g Door, 8U#«JardJtMf»_ I B M BUICK 3 Du0r l,ardtup FALCON 2 Door Sedan Htandard Hli[f^ ^ 1 A R T CHEVROLET 4-Door, 8 CyU Automatic 'Iran*. = * isr, Sunland Estates Homes ■70ueUhS wcepoa U D ea a ipaol.1 MR*d*ctae* i,k l Area delivery call Raymaud Wood*. PA M U . 44 4j U 5T u 7T W I ISCALI A rth u r H. 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FA 24711 ORLANDO CII 1-3134 FA 24381 : ♦7- �SH tv % ‘' v ’ - - ' ; W V v■*;> -y ' ; PAGE 10 SPACE AGE SANTA arrived In Caawlberry thU year in a capeule. H en he geta a helping hand from some of hla reindeer aa Rudolph and other* wait in the eMgh out of camera range on the nearby garage. Dcaigna for the Lake Kathryn home w en made by 14-year-old Tommy Vdtch, eon of Mr*. Marion Veitch. (Herald Photo) and dlatrifaoted last Saturday by the Lions Club of Casselberry. Amlattog wlth the annual pro. jeet were, from left, Lion Ben Event; Mr*. Even* of the Camel berry Women'* Chib; Corn* mender Harold Kryder of American Legion Me* mortal Poet SS6; Lions Tom Hueeton, Frank Morris, Cart Jack; Paul Altan a and A. J. Bar* dahl; Holhe Johnaon from VFW Poet 10060; Mr*. Johnaon from the Poet Auxiliary; Lion Millar Evana; Mr*. Hone Bennett of the South Seminole Democratic Women’* Club and, kneel* in# a t right, .VFW Poet Commander George Howard. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Genie Fritter, Mrs. June Nowell nod ¥**. Mar* Jarie Ackerman. The mow got an to a spo­ ts cular start with Mrs. Coesin modeling s white laco bathing suit which was lined with fleeh-fooed material. Bm carried a matching Jac­ ket Both wort styled by Alia of MiamL During tho rest of tho show n total 13 styles rang­ ing through drsssta, sports clothes, lingerie, slippers Jewelry, bags and sweaters, all from the shop, were •>«*-*•— -- ^ r r i ‘ * ■ -i* It Churdi Has Annual Program Name# o< Lyman High stodsuts making th# honor roll during tho second six weeks period were announced just before the holiday vacation by the school (acuity. Included oe the list wore, 10th grade; James Congeltoa. Larry Moore, Susan Tate, Donald Patrick, Elaine Haynit, Bonnie Layoon—<straight A’s), Mary Mldgette, Sharon Tucker, Andrew Htnely, Cathy Eicher, Judith Kacar, Bea­ trice Savarese, Penelope Vaughn, Larry Marshall, Kenneth Taylor, Charles Betty Field, Sharon Lovell. Gilds Pettinati, Nellie Rupe, Jeanne Sears, Cheryl Eddy, Dona Friend, Karen Hall, Mary M u r r a y . Elisabeth Scbupback, Franklin Johnson, Chsrles Kern, Jed Schembera and Mary Etta Roberts. THE SOUTH SEMINOLB Welcome Wagon New* comers Club eaw exciting holiday style* in a Fashion Show presented at the club meeting last week by Carole’s of Longwood Plaza. Among fashions shown wars, from left, a two-piece green and whits print cotton twill by /tu n a Leif u* modeled by Mrs. June Newell; Mrs. Bar- actor, also a Stetson student, and Young playing the piano. of the First Baptist Ths haywagoa aad mutes ii. —— Q— — w|euj«r lor were furnished and led by n easel Is* party throughout Jimmy Belter aad Police Lour woad last Friday evening Chief and Mrs. Claud* Lays white riding on a haywagoa provided an escort. pulled by a tana of mutes. After making the complete Raymond Chaffin, Stetson rounds of the tows the carol student whs la choir director ot the Btotaoa Baptist Church, lad the music with Jim Aus­ tin, Lon*wood Choir dir- singera returned to the church recreation hall where games were lad by Chaffin. Refreshments of cookies aad hot chocolate climaxed a wonderful evening lor tha young people. Those taking part were Sammy Kaltoy, Patrick Shea, Barbara Mtumer, Linda Deoth Saddens Community Drive Chairman Needs Workers Mlae M e l o n Snodgrass, chairman far tho annual --i March of Diaac la tho Eahas asked that enroot having time to voluafor making ealls in the drive contact bar In the near tare. She slen asks that residents I* make their to Uda worth... Brown, Stave Powell, Larry Miller, Ted Hauser, Lynn Miller, Mike Harvllle, Carla Lommler, Margo Kearns, Ray Goodwin aad Barbara tad Janice Lommler. Adults taking part other than those already named were Margie Showers and Mrs. Btolse Lommler. DeBaryHDClub HasLuncheon Residents of CaterurlM wore saddened last week to tears of the death of Rev. T. W. Carlton who spent several yean la tho community with hla (amity, Rev. aad Mrs. Bascorn Csrltoa. superintend­ ent of th# Methodist Child­ ren’s Home. Known affectionately aa "Grandpa" to children at the homo and throughout tha community, bo aad Mrs. Carlton moved some Us ago to thalr own home la By Mis. Adana Mailer This yea r t C h r i s t m a n Luncheon of the DeBary Home Demonstration Club was held last Thursday at the Commun­ ity Center with N members present for the occasion. Mr*. William Reich was ih a in u A of tho commitloo In charts of plannlas and serv­ ing tha luncheon and aha and tboeo of bar eommlttss all won gaily decorated holiday | *—--**-*t*i— Sunday School ClassHasParly bora Coaain wna ready for a gala evening in a red, lace-topped drems with a full chiffon eklrt; a beige wool knit with gold metallic thread* w*s shown by Mrs. Gene Fritter and Mr*. Marjorie Ackerman dressed for an evening a t home in black silk shantung Capri pants with yellow chiffon overblous*. (Herald Photos) iprona. * Wackiag with kaa weew Ura. George Wright, Mrs. Lewis Ritter, Mrs. Paulina Pettit, Mrs. Kress Walter, Mrs. Nich­ olas Gerstcnek, Mia. Herbert Vttt aad Mrs. Arthur Sinclair. Mrs. John R. Rayfuse la charge of table decorations which ware beautifully la tha seasonal theme. A musical program by tha DeBary Choristers under tha direction of L a a r a P i a t t Brown with Mrs. Ludwig Ru­ pees aa pianist, was present­ ed foUewiag the Girl Scouts Plan Dance In DeBary DeBary Girt Scouta will sponsor a holiday dance for Junior aad oenlor high school students Saturday from p. m. until It p. m. at tha De­ Bary rtro Halt Parents of tho girts will serve ns chaperones. Refreshmeats will be served and n ■mill admUnion will bo e W | ed at tha door to cover ex- By Jaao Casselberry The Seventh Grade Sun­ day School Class of the Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church held a Christ­ ina* party UK Saturday night at the home of the teacher. Miss Eleanor Zukowskl on N. Triplet Dr. In Casselberry. The group enjoyed play­ ing games and listening to tho ChrlKmas Story with a background of recorded Christmas carols. RefreahreeaU of cake, cookies, candies, eggnog or soda wera served. The cake was the handiwork of Mlsa Zukowski’a mother. Mrs. Joseph Zukowskl, and was decorated with peppermint candy canes and garlands of gum drops. Those attendlag the party were Linda Milter, Patty Harvitle, 'Gall Atchison, Lin­ da Waltman, Susie Webber, Suite Miller, R o s e Aon WooJs, Sally Lunn, Metenda Casselberry. Ricky Shook, Steve Duncan, Teddy McMil­ lan. Billy Marshall and Dar­ win Shea. Assisting with party ar­ rangements were Mrs. Rich­ ard Webber and Miss Loieaone Wagner. By M m teodgraaa i Thursday at the Barnett i covered dish ripper at * The aaeoal Christmas par- Memorial Msthodist Church p. a . The (Urn. "The LKtteet An* gel,” was followed by read­ ings of “ ‘Twee tha' Nlgbl Before Christmta” aad "Le­ gend of the Christmas Roes’* aad tbs singing of carols. Whan Santa arrived some N children received paeksges of candy and treats. Circle Y girls and MYP boys decorated the church parlors aad Christmas tree for tha event Slavia PTL AskedToBuy FilmMachine SANTA VISITED the Barnett Memorial Metho­ dist Church last Thursday night with gifts of candy and balloons for some 00 youngsters. Chatting with him here are, from left, Kevin Wllborn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby WUborn and Danny Neal, non of Mr. and Mr*. Danny NeaL (Cox Photo) By France* Wetter The Youth Choir of the C o m m u n Ity Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary pre­ sented the Christmas Can­ tata, “ Music of Christmas," Sunday night, under the dir­ ection of Sirs. Kay Sassman. Choir members performing were Michael Parkinson, Sue Brooklyn, Debbie Hickson, Trresa Davis, Jan Rouse, 800 Attend Annual Party In Longwood By Deans Estes Longwood’s annual Christ­ mas party, held last Thurs­ day evening at the City Park, delighted nearly too young­ sters who consumed BM hot dogs, 1,000 cooes of cotton candy and 9*4 cupcakes. Santa landed at Slade’s Airport out on SR 431 and was picked up by the Long­ wood Fire Truck for the trip Into town, lie arrived at the party at 7:43 p. m. with gifts for all tha children pre­ sent who ranged In age from three months to II years. Plans, already in the mak­ ing for next year’s party, call for the event to be held la Uw afternoon. Linda Nelson, Carol Dodson, Rebecca Pilcher, Gayle Ro­ berts, Bonnie Unger, Dudley Rouse, Jimmy Simmons, Bar­ bara Fletcher, Donna Cress, Stanley Howell, David Alex ander and Keith Keogh. Preceding this special mu steal program, a Christmas play, "Gifts In A Stable," was presented by the young people of the church under the direction of Harold Un­ ger. UPY members taking part la this were Terry Bucklew, Steve WUUs, Balph Unger, Billy Lowe, Larry Chester, Earl Roberts, Sooja Wester. The Youth choir also stag a variety of Christ mss Carols during tha change of scenery between the two acts. Tha first scene waa a modern youth dub room, the second scene shifted hack to time of Christ’s birth. Following the program the young people's group went on a hay ride and caroling around the community and then back to the home of Rev. and Mrs. John Pilley for refreshments. Tha children’s group was invited to the home of Mr. aad Mrs. Cbarleo Sassman for a Christmas party with an exchange cf gifts, and re- By Joan LyLe Tho monthly mooting of to Slavia Portent-Teacher Lea gut waa held in the achool au dltorlum on Dee. 18. Member* were asked to eon aider purchasing a film atrl machine of the type which ha been on trial us* at the scho< although Its coat Is somawha higher than previously quote price*. An expression of commend atlon waa extended the floa committee for work on th prise winning entry In the an nual Jaycee Christmas Farad and a letter was read statin that the school would be not! fled when its plaque was to b presented. Th# program, directed b Sira. Carl Lang, was give with Mrs. Andrew Duda read ing the C h r I a t m a a Storj Slides also wera shown an Christmas music complate tha presentation. Refreshment# of doughnut and coffee wera served by Mr Andrew Hikler, Mrs. H. Pen py and Mrs. Dan Dlnda. January hostesses will 1 Mrs. Charles Driggers, Mr Kenneth Rice and Mrs. H. ] McBride. Airman Home For Holidays By Jane Casselberry Airman Apprentice Pi Willetts, son of Mr. Mrs. David Colborn of ( selberry, is bom* on weeks leave from Gi Lakes Naval Training tion in Illinois where he In Boot Camp. Philip, who Joined th* N on Oct. 1 has been nai to the Honor Guard and qualified for Aviation Mac i*ta School. He la th* < one in his cists not ha1 a high school diploma qualify for a Clast A act After graduating from 1 Camp on Jan. 11 he will sent to Memphis, Tcna., further training. He will leave here on 1 U to ratuoa to Croat La �% lelSfr-ZiT 42> m U % ♦<r c i o ^ T w ik l win b* la I far (to toUCiji Tto Clack win kr w t o n at to a ttM c i) twty-kaind little fM , kiting tor lip I* keep kick tto te m , (topped a Her­ ald laparter on the (treat ► > Thursday afternoon with the aoeittea. “Do you know when , Aunt Dally live( V . . . Thu* •txrtiag a (earth lor relatives of Malady Ann, who told us aha tired la Jacksonville! bar name, but What’a your Dad­ dy’s n a m e f she replied (of coaree) "Daddy." • • • To tto rescue of the pretty little lady In distress came the White Knight on his charger, Herald Circulation Manager Frank Voltoline who said . . . ' *T know who you are and 1 know who your Daddy Is, too.” • • • The last we saw of them, they were trudging down the street, tto lost little girl, (not lost any more) dinging fast to the hand of the White Knight, who looked pleased and proud . . . • • • If yon were born in Decem­ ber, you’ve only got two more days to get your driver’s li­ cense, or you’ll have to pay ex tn . • • • And speaking of driver’s li­ censes, you had better hang onto the ooe you have, because If you ever have to take the test over, you may be in trou­ ble. Safety Education Officer Vinca Smallwood of the FHP told a civic dub recently that to often Just walks in and (as of the program) hands written exam for a driver’s license. And w whatT . . . 75 perthem flunk, even when them grade their own (I * • * Tto engineers of Reynold*. Smith and Uilfs have written the city manager that a re­ quest by the city commission that ail possible sites for the proposed port terminal be list­ ed wiU be included in the re­ port. The engineers wrote that their analysis will seek to find "the most practical loca­ tion for a port and/or port fa­ cilities in relation to the over­ all economic commercial poteidial of the area under conalderatlon." • • • Mayor Jimmy Crappa haa received a letter from Capt. Jtobort St. Ware of the Sanford Naval Air Station which points out that the station is here on ■ long-term basis. Capt. Ware wrote the may­ or that he plans to improve the "long term appearance of the station" by planting of mure trees and added land­ scaping. • • • The city commissioner* aald Thursday night that they don’t believe a raise in member­ ship dues In the Florida Lea­ gue of Munidpolitiei is war­ ranted and advised the city manager to send along the old fee of $400 and see what hap­ pens. The league sent a bill for $300 for the dues for the coming year, with no explana­ tion for the increase. • • • Tbergen Industrie* Carp.. located In the Industrial Park three miles south o( Oviedo In the Lake Charm area, la ex­ pected to get into full swing next week. The business, which will manufacture 110 volt AC generators and will open with eight to 10 employes, hopes to bare at least 30 per­ sons at work within the next three months. • • • Don McNeil, who has been Breakfast Clubbing it ail these year*, will put the San­ ford area in the spotlight Sunday on Channel 9 TV when be stages the "telling of the exciting story of Mackle Built Deltona." The program U scheduled for 7 p m. « & )| i • • * City, Manager Named Defendants In Action M. L. Saxon, of Saxon Ter­ mite Control Company of Holly Hill, through his attor­ ney, Msuricw Wagner, flted two suits on two couots, each in Circuit Court Thursday against the CUy of Sanford and City Manager W. E. Knowles. One brief concerning a news story which appeared in tto Sanford Herald, Dae. ft charged that statements attributed to Kaowlts were "false, wiekrdly and mali­ ciously intending to Injure and destroy the business, good reputation and credit of the plaintiff in his in­ dividual and business capaci­ ties’’ and asked $190,000 on the first count, which was ■gainst Knowids and $230,000 in the second count against the City of Sanford. A second brief was filed, with the same charges and suit, because of a story which appeared in tto Or­ lando Sentinel Seminole, Vo­ lusia edition, bringing 9 total demand Judgment to Another Hole Blasted In Wall ByBerliners seoe.ooo - sseo.eoo ip M axtary libel mad j NICE, France (U P l)-B rltiah author Somerset Maug­ ham, M, legally adopted his 60-year-old privata secretary Alan Hearts aa hie too, court records showed today. The aged author went to a local notary last April 12 and bad legal adoption papers drawn. They wars formally racognisad by a court tors June 7. Neither Maugham nor hia secretary was available for comment at Maugham's resi­ dence on the Riviera. Maugham reccnUy started a court action here to gain a declaration that gifts made to bis 47-year-old daughter Eiiia bath, now Lady John llopo, were illegal. Tha sum involved U reputed to to in the region of $14 million. Herald Index Tax collector John Galloway Bridge says there is no point to set­ Classified — Cornice — ting up an office for license Dear Abby lags out Kern Park way. Editorial — Would cost a lot of money and Entertainment would mean nothing to the Page Legal* county. Urges instead that Puss la south end drivers get their tags by malL Us lays it costs Society Sport* pnly half a buck more for i Chusikea United Pruun Loured v tlra EstabB shnd IM S F R I„ D EC EM B ER S8, IM S . SANFORD, FL O R ID A ■* , President Puts Personal Touch To Cuban Action NO. t i l ( »• / ^ PALM BEACH (UPI)—President Kennedy haa decided to atop personally into n highly emotional situation In South Florida to dramatize thin country's intention to help upset the Cuban regime of Fidel Castro. The chief executive will fly to Miami Saturday ~ ~ “““ JUUlUt... ‘W rite* S ta r t Fighting Flares EL1SABETUV1LLE, Katan­ ga (UPD—United Nations and Katangese forces exchanged heavy gunfire, including mor­ tar bursts, today after Katan­ gese troops launched an at tack on UN positions outside this secessionist c a p i t a l . "Numerous’* casualties were reported. Citrus Cost Up LAKELAND (UPD-Houaewives across tto nation will soon ace (rash Florida citrus return to supermarkets, but they ran expect to pay pram ium prices. The first ship­ ment of fresh citrus following a 10-day embargo were expect­ ed to begin moving today. But citrus officials warned that the movement will be very light. Labor Shifted TALLAHASSEE (UPI 1-Mi­ grant laborers are being shift­ ed from the vegetable farming areas in South Florida to cit­ rus region* In Ua* bop* of saving some of the (nut hit l’*ge by the hardest Florida frees* 7-8 of tto century. The State Era Page 7 Service hoped to Page workers te tto eitby the end *f the i ’age • . l ,‘ Page VOL. U • WASHINGTON (UPD-The Bt'BLLV (UPD—A home­ Post Office Department plana made bomb blastod a 10-foot to start tto mw year off •quart bole in the Berlin wall early today, shattering 000 ’•write" by Issuing new ball­ point pen* to tto asUoo's It,windows but Injuring no ooe. Wait Berlin police said tto ooo post offices. windows broke from the con­ clusion of tto blast within a Alcatraz Closing radius of 200 yards. Damage WASHINGTON (UPD-Tb* to tto wall was negligible. No federal penitentiary on Alesrefugee* escaped through tto trax Island in Sxn Francisco bole. The bl#st occurred shortly Bay will to closed by next after mrjttSWTrt' the 'corner rJiily and It* p'risotors will to of Zlmmerstraiae and Linden- confined in other U. S. prisons. strasse in West Berlin. 11 failed to dent a second thicker Damages Listed wall a few feet behind the JACKSONVILLE B E A C H site. The East Berlin side in (UP1>— Official* of Jackson­ that area is vacant land and ville Beach and neighboring wartime ruins. A wooden police observation Neptune Beach figured Thurs­ platform on the west aide of day the towns spent a total of $24,274 for emergency work the wall was damaged. The door and show-window of a and materials during the re­ cent Atlantic Ocean storm. tobacco and liquor store near­ by were smashed and stock Hopes Dim spilled into tbs street. During the night a 22-year- RAWALPINDI, P a k i s t a n old East German border guard (UPI) — Hopea dimmed today fled in uniform to West Ber­ for any constructive outcome lin. He crossed the barbed of the Indian-Pakistanl talks wire barricades into the north­ on the Kashmir* dispute now ern section of tto city, un­ in their second day. Reliable noticed by his fellow guards. sources said It was unlikely any more formal meetings West Berlin police said. At least 17 refugees reach­ would be hold after today. ed Berlin safety since the be­ ginning of Christmas week, in­ Jake Surprised BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. cluding eight members of two families who crushed through (UPD-John (Jake the Bar­ Communist barriers in an ar­ ber) Factor said Thursday he had contributed to both politi­ mor-plated bus. cal parties and wae shocked by a Republican demand that President Kennedy give aslurence Factor's Christmas pardon was not influenced by campaign contributions. Author Adopts 60-Year-Old Secretary As Son W BAIUBt OowJy, with drixxln through toBlfht Low. M. tto City af eNa).* Tto plaiatlff denied tacit Tto suits gwotsd tto stortou and every statement, charge printed by totft papers, ha and lafaswnca attributed to Knowlea under Public Law ttotr entirety, categorically $479 an making "false, scan­ denylag tads dalous, malicious and deft• M by helicopter to speak to tto assembled survivor* *f “Bri­ gade 2306," the military organ­ isation of Cuban refugees an badly ranted la tto abortive 1961 Bay of Pig* Invasion. More than 1,109 of tto men were ransomed from Castro prisons this week with aa es­ timated |79 million worth a* medical supplies, food and credit for tto Communist government of Cub}. The formation of Brigade 2306 for Inspection by tto pres­ ident will lake place at 10;20 a.m. Saturday la tto 90,000aeat Orange Bowl stadium where families and friends of the recently liberated captives are expected to gather by the thousands. Tto ehtef executive will ■peek at the end of what promised to be an emotional ceremony. Arrangements for his appearance were made late Thursday by a delegation representing the prisoners. The six members of the group, most of them lean and gravefaced after 20 months of Cuban prison squalor, ipent 70 minutes talking with Kennedy at the Palm Beach residence where he and hia family a rt spending the holidays. The men fresh from prison filth and suffering resembled a group of mourners in new black suite and unsmiling faces. Tto president did his best to make them feel at home, serving tell cool drinks in the patio of hia residence and presenting the men to his wife, Jacqueline, who spoke with tto delegation in fluent Spanish. .Manuel Artime, 30. was the ranking civilian officer repre­ senting the Cuban Revolution­ ary Committee In Brigade 2306. He was such a firebrand that Caitro demanded $300,000 special ransom for him. Justice Delays Work Ruling WASHINGTON |UP1) — Supreme Court Justice Wil­ liam O. Douglas today delayad until Jan. 9 tha effect ef a lower court d e c i s i o n that would allow the nation’* railrootle to eliminate “featherbedding" or unnecessary work. Originally, tto ruling woe to have gone Into effect Jan. f. WINNERS OF THE JAYCEE Christman lighting context hold trophies presented to them at a luncliwm Thursday a t the Civic Center by Lighting Contest Chairman Harold Rowland. At left (in dark glasses) la S. A. Lindstrom winner of the beat overall residential display. Next are Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wsible, first place religious and Mrs. Charles H. Polley J r, second; Mrs. A. P. Fletcher, first piece traditional and Mr. and Mrs. George Ferrante, second place: F. E . Cola took first Hi artistic with Robert Jernigan (with mother) eecead. At light la W. A. Norris, of Norria TV shop, wlnnar of the best commercial display. (Hsrald Photo) Be/ Hospitalized Medicare, School Aid Push Eyed CityToProceed OnAcquisition01 ByFall Off Truck Old Post Office Charles (Rickey) Esclavon. 12, son of Ur. and Mrs. Ed­ ward C. Esclavon of Longwood,. w*p'seriously Injured Thursday afternoon when to (ell out a pickup truck driven by his brother, Robert, 18, near Saniando Springs, the Highway Patrol reported. Rickey was standing in Uw back of tto truck when they entered a curve and the right wheels of tto vehicle went off tto road. Robert tried to straighten out and as tto truck swerved hie brother fell from the truck. He lauded on his shoulder* and the back of hie bead, suffering a suspected frac­ ture of tto skull and severe lacerations of the bead, ac­ cording to Tpr. C. E. Tom­ linson, who reported tto ac­ cident Tto boy was taken to Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital and transferred to Orange Mem­ orial lloepital, O r l a n d o , where hia condition wae re­ ported as "fairly good" this morning. Compensation Tax CutSet TALLAHASSEE (Ui’l) — The Industrial Commission expects to cut tto minimum unemployment compensation tax rate more than one-hatf during 1966, Chairman Wor­ ley Brown revealed today. Brown said the tax, paid by employers, we* l.l per cent of an employer’* payroll dur­ ing 1962. Tha commission proposes to cot this figure to A pee cent for the coming year. W hen Oviedo Gets A Siren, It Goes A ll Out At tto height of tto Cuban air at elL erisi* when everybody was ex­ It stands over four feet high, tremely Civil Defense con­ la four feet in diameter, scious, the Oviedo Town Coun­ weighs over 700 pounds, and cil entered n new $1,00) siren the council proudly assert* it to replace the now almost U the largest fir* siren in worn set device which haa Seminole County. served t h e e e m m n n l t y f o r There are seven tone open­ years. ing* and it will have separate A few days ago it arrived oscillations for fire call and and the town fathers are in n Civil Defense warnings. It la state ef consternation over equipped with a 10 horsepower whet to do with it. It elands in motor. the fir*house, still r rated, The council men all declare while town talk goes on over they hod not anticipated re­ whether to hire a bridge build­ ceiving such a big item when ing company to make e ******* they lightly told Fite Chief Bo for R, or whether to even try Lingo to go ahead and order a and gut Ua thing u# « too J new siren. PALM BEACH (UPI) — President Kennedy swung hia legislative planning for 1963 today to consideration of bow to get Congress to approve two politically • significant eregrams it spumed this year. Medical care fur the aged under Social Security (Inane* ing was understood to be high on the agenda for talks by the president today with Health, Education and Wel­ fare Secretary Anthony J. Celebreue. So was federal aid to education. The administration will try again next year for federal aid to public schools, aa well as to higher education. This proposal has been batted down twice in Congress, but administration experts believe each passing year reduces some of the opposition. Much tto same thinking was behind the president’s decision to push again for medicare. He and bis advisers sense what they regard as slowly growing public support for the plan. This was Kennedy’s third day of talks on the vacation White House with cabinet of­ ficial* and other high adminis­ tration aides on next year's budget, reported at an all time high in excess of (99 billion and the 1963 legislative pro­ gram. Auto Licenses ToGoOnSale The new 1983 automobile license pistes will go oa sate Wednesday at the tag office in the Seminote County Court house. Tax Collector John L. Galloway said today. Galloway, who serves as sgeot for the state motor ve­ hicle commission, called at­ tention to the fact that mall service is available tor those who do no* have time to call at tto courthouse tor the tags. ‘T o obtain e tag by mail, all that 18 necessary Is to mall in your 1962 auto regis­ tration card with the remit­ tance for tto coat of tto tag phie $0 cents nulling cost, and the tag will to mailed to you." Galloway pointed out A plain tag, bearing the Seminole County designation number, 17, without any tet­ ter suffix will cost $16, H mailed. Ooe with tto 17D designa­ tion will cost $11 and one with 17W will to $21. The teg office will to open daihr except Saturday aed Sunday from 9 a. m. te S V- a . Thufeday, Kennedy met with Defense Beeralary Robert 8. McNamara, Deputy Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatrie, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. They tU but stamped ftaql approval on a ftcordhlgh military budget expected to exceed $30 billion. Wednesday. Kennedy began hie discussions by ironing eut next year’* tax reduction pro­ posal* with, Treasury Secrptsry Douglas Dillon and *ih«* Tto City fiscal sdvissri.* '*■ Thursday with lta effort to acquire tto old poet efflew building fog use as a public library. T to problem of a library certifies flow requirement was pointed eat aa a possible feetor In halting tto city’s effort to acquire tto building for A constitutional amendment this woe, but commissioners creating a supercourt would decided to proceed. simplify slate-backed changes City M a n a g e r W. K. In the federal constitution, Knowles told tto commission that ha thought tto details Chappell raid. The plsn being k l e k e d for acquisition of tto building around would allow n consti­ from the General Services Ad­ tutional convsntioo to be call­ ministration c m bn worked ed upon approval by the legis­ oat. latures of two-thinia of the nation’s 60 states. Changes in the constitution would become law upon approval of threefourths of the state legisla­ tures. The formsr House speaker aaid there is n “possibility’’ WASHINGTON (UPI) — the Lvgisletura will arcady be The Air Force (misted today in respportlonment special that last Saturday’a test of session an Jan, 16. the Skybolt missile was a suc­ He said if the Legislature Is cess, but Informed source# in­ In ecislon but hue not agreed dicated the performance woe on a rvapportionment settle­ considerably less than 100 per ment, he will ask the lawmak­ cent. er! to devote one day to states The military services cus­ rights. tomarily drscrito such a test Chappell said thare la still aa a success If it provides in­ hop* the Legislature ran re- formation sought in n partic­ district itself before the reg­ ular experiment. But this docs ularly scheduled April session. not always mean that a mis­ The former speaker said he sile hit a target. would go along with statutory In Saturday’s test near Cape rvapportionment—If a consti­ Canaveral, It was reported, the tutional amendment followed Skybolt did not carry a noso in 1963, or 1965 at the latest. rone for protection on re-en­ But, hs added, “the test time try Into the atmosphere, and 1 c h e e k e d , there weren’t therefor* burned up. Moreover, according to In­ enough votes committed to the statutory approach, though It formed sources, It would hav* was close enough that a con­ missed ths target by epproxicentrated effort could throw J matrix 100 miles If the ua uver the top." 1cone had been in place. Ball Rolling To Get State's Rights Rule TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Former House Speaker Wil­ liam V. Chappell say* a statebacked bell te rolling to emend the U. & Constitution to pre­ vent federal courts from In­ terfering with legislative reapportionment. Chappell said Thursday he will ask Gov. Farris Bryant to call a one-day special session of the Legislature Jan. 16 to form plana to havo Congress create a supercourt to rule on federal court Jurisdiction in rases involving states’ right*. Help IsAsked InRefusePickups Skybolt Effort Still Studied The recent frecse bis created some problems for Sanford refuse collectors ind tto City Commission voted Thursday night to ask the cooperation of residents in solving ooe of them. Residents having damaged citrus (rug from dooryard trees or groves are asked to place such fruit in some sort of box or container when putting it out for the collec­ tors. There te so much fruit be­ ing piled out for collection by tto refuse trucks that R gets scattered and te diffi­ cult to clean up when not in some sort of container, tto city manager pointed out. Tto refuse department ex­ pects about two more weeks of extra work in cleaning up frown shrubbery, fruit and other frwexa-created rub­ bish. PLATTSBUHG. Mu. (UPI) In other action, tto com­ —When Clinton County Magis­ mission denied free us* of trate A. R. Alexander takes tto Civic Center by Mm Man- his oath of offico anew next ford Mate Chorus; week, be wsnta no fanfare, Designated tto Florida llo will bo atarting hia 13th State Bank and Sanford At­ year at tha poet. lantic Natl. Bank as official But, probably, a few will depositories for tto coming raise tbeir eyebrows. year. Alexander Is 103 years old. Approved payment of a An suistant aaid "juat the total of $73,300.61 on estimate usual ceremony" was plan­ number five to tn* contrac­ ned for tto oath-taking. Alex* tor op tto sewage disposal ander doesn’t appreciate plant. j "foUkro!" aod cerebrated his M agistrate W ants No Fanfare A t 103 birthday Nor. B by working nil day. tin still drive* his own car, manipulating ths ve­ hicle to work oven over key roads. "II* works nil day, *v«ry day, winter and auaaoor," the a aside at said. And for Alexander, a car­ eer aa n Judge—which started when he was 9M-is Just an­ other xdventure. II* already tod toon X school teacher, lawyer, postmaster and tew} MS � 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, 1962 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 27, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1962. 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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" rel="noreferrer noopener"><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/6f301b7214012b8df42bbb6803b07686.pdf 575a6ffea40998b03573b1da6948c84a PDF Text Text Sunshine Service friends and neighbors it * A gw 1 1 if y ■ 1: 1*1 the folks Atlantic B. E. Adaau H. A. Gowan D. II. Piercy J. E. Alderman J. I t Grant 0. T. PllUrd J. E. Andrew a I t I). Grieme J. L. Alklnaoa Agnes Grooma It 8. Auatla J. F. Groee T. W. Ilaker, Jr. C. E. Grubb L. J. Raaa J. E. HaO R. C. Repilado J. C. llcall M. D. Harden C. 8. Roberta F. J. Render A. D. Iloakina L . t*. Rom It C. llrantley I t T. Hatchett J. C. Sapp M. II. Rrown W. II. Hawklna C. i * Scuddar It F. Ilulliud J. E. Higgins, Jr. J. O. Smith, Jr. M. I). Rumgarner II. E. Hlrt Patricia A. Smith Jack llurney A. P. llillell C. U. Sodtrblom W. Scott Ruma K. L. lllttell I t . ! - Spotta Huston Rueby (). I t Hopper I t N. Stafford Arthur Cameron R. F. Hubbard T. N. Stafford W. A. Canop C. 8. Johna W. A. Staiufield J. W. Carter C. A. Johnson J. A. Stawart G. W. Carver, Jr. U. It Johnson T. F. Stawart Lucille ft Canrer J. C. Johnaon J. C. Taylor J. 11. Chapman J. J. Kenduil D. E. Thraahar A. J. Cheana l„ K. Lawaon C.*G. Ttllta E. C. Daniel* W. 0. Livingston C. JV. Turner W. W. Davta C. F. Markowlca E. C. Tyler A. I . Dunn A. It. Middleton 1UU Tyre H. W. Durrance 1). It. Middleton f.*G. Walker H. C. Eby II. C. Moore Jamhi M. Warner C. W. Ergle II. C. Morgan. Jr. L K. A. Fender E. A. Myere T. H. Went, Jr. W. A. Feeler W. C. Nance Cliff'While W. H. Galnea tucy Faye Nowlin Marian W. WHUama J. II. Galloway W. M. Osborne It M-. Williams R. P. Galloway J. E. Padgett E. W. Willia W. R. Gilea C. I t I'artaln H. E. WiUon L. It Gin J. It Philllpa Margaret M. Wright It L. Porttr W. E. Price C. T. Rabun G. T. RaT L. J. Rn t m A. W'ataon DIRECTORS O FFICERS George D. Rishop L. I. Frazier II. II. Hodges R. F. Mann George A. Ortagua II. n. Pope Ira E. Southward George A. Speer, Jr George A. Ortagus H. H. Hodges R. F. Mann R. W. Deane O. C. McRride I«oi» D. HoushoWer Catherine M. Ray H. D. Rowland TELLERS Aina* Oraano flaudina Ceaa Polly Jonra Jaannatta K Inlaw Ju an ita McCord PROOF IIEPARTJIEST Rot W right Joanna llaaa Franrra Rro»« llrlla (iillii» » r I'hjIlU Sprnc.r UP T ELLER S I anora Andrrwa Mery Jew* Barbour CREDIT D F P \RTM ENT A u c lU Howard w alk DRIVE IN TELLERS f la r e Flatam ajar Marlorte Todd Patty Walkar STATEMENT WINDOW Sarah Kridar la ro ly a Wilkaeuam SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Eaihar L«u Pata BOOKKFT.PINT. DEPARTMENT Dotty Ramaay Glenda Gordon Jarkia Hatrhcr Shrrra Jonm Judy Mima Julia Sand* Carotfa Oatrrholm Jojca Hragyil SAVINGS TELLER Jo Ann Hamilton LOAN * DISCOt'NT COLLECTION DEPARTMENT Hill Rm «n Cl)da Long M AIN'T ENCE DEPARTMENT Frank Blair Tumrn) hiyy MEMBER P. a INSTALLMENT LOANDEPARTMENT A Halan C. truer Sarah Grimm Marjorie llrlma Flurrnrr llowk Edith K ry iirr Ronnir Ru*M SAFE DEPOsrT BOX CUSTODIAN Dolwrra Go«r»a L C �% ✓ . YOU 68 (U rey Ysrahsl wiB ho te New Yerit far the helidaye N l i i M d Th* Cbeh « ■ be written by member* af the adteartel depertmaet.) / B day that all rtecka should be made out to "The Sarepta h a t Imprevemret Fuad," aad aldnattd to kit car* at Speaking of Sanford foot­ ballers — J o h n n y Phillips, David MacGillis, Butch R iier and Eugena William* w e n named to the 13th annual allMId-stata football squad by the Orlando newspapers. Riser and Williams were on the first team and Phillips and MaeGfilis wera voted second team ipots. • • • This ia the day the dirt starts to fly out in Altamonte Sprlngi on the first section of the municipal water sys­ tem. Saw Oakland Estat'a builder Lee Cohn last night and he tells us his house* will be ready for the water Jan. 3, the agreed on date for the completion o f the pipework by Bail Builders, Jacksonville. • • • Bo aald the meaty wUI bo placed la aa otcrow fund aad will bo utcd oxcluklvely for Beaded Improvements at tho REMNANTS OF A CAR are shown after one of the craahee which oc­ curred in Seminole County during the Chriatmaa holiday. This one was cracked up in the Fern Park area. (Herald Photo). ★ ies during Urn past 1 1 years h avt taken him away from this county, Odham still lists Sanford as “ home” and ho called up this weekend to wish good hick to Johnny Phillips upon his selection by the Gator o fficii Is fo r a scholarship. “ And say hello to all the other good people up there lo r m e," ho asked the Her- WED., DECEMBER 26, 1962 .. 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA NO. 61S J 1 reset granting e l a foot­ ball eeimUnhtp to Jeheny FhiUfoe hr foe University ef Club at Gainesville. Now coach and athletic director at Sobrtag, Odhara’a teams have woa tho tough JUdgo thnforente championghlga la lour oI the last Ore years aad represented the confereeee hi the Cltrua Bowl at Attburadale. Bo baa bsaa eoo of tot coaches of the state all-star high school squad, la a mem­ ber of tba National High School Coacheo Aasn. aad la a member of the Century Club of that organisation— tbat means bis teams have been coached to more than toe wins ia football aad bas­ ketball. Odham played ea the Same squad at Florida with dim Pigott, present Seminole reach, and was a graduate ad Seminole High in lbtt af­ ter playing an teams coached by the late WhUey McLucaa. He went to Gaineevillo after military service. Although his coaching dut­ BaUbUih«d 1908 f s e e eutefion* as to the teat time • Saaford player had aech a prate to Ua University. Two af than went la 9M *haa McKay M a c k aad Oltaa Odham traveled to Gatorlend Mr gridiron duties. Tntluck k ft aehaol the a n t United Prrn Uteed W in ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * Mrs. Bradoa outlined tho most pressing needs at tho homo as bolng a now steel fire escape, which Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. has dr- Car Damage Set At $5,500 New Constitution SEOUL, Koran (U PI) Park Chtntg Boo promulgated a sweeping now constitution today and said It provides the basis for the nation to taka a big “ leap toward.” An unidentified elderly Negro was killed early today when he was atruck by n pickup truck driven by George W. Barnes, Negro, of 2723 W. 23rd St., thcr Highway Patrol reported. Trooper C. E. Tomlinson said Barnes said the old man was standing In the middle of the fog •• " ■ 1 ■ 1 1 - .......— ------ NEW YORK (U P I) Striking longshoremen began picketing in full force from Maine to Tessa today. Hopei for an orderly strike w e n «► daagered at ewe pert. En m a m picketing went into effect for the first time ilnce the International Long­ shoremen'! Association call­ ed the walkout Sunday night The possibility of an intra­ labor squabble threatened to touch off violence on the docks at Galveston, Tex. Galveston police dispatched extra men to the waterfront to guard against a clash be­ tween a subsidiary of the 1LA and a newly formed in­ dependent labor group. The independent laborers, represented by s onion call­ ed the Banana Workers Co­ operative, have intimated they may eroas picket lines at Galveston. A Swedish boat, tha Brita Thordon, ia in dock witk a banana ship­ ment for Texas Forwarding Co. o f Galveston. Otherwise, reports indicated that picketing elsewhere along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts was orderly. Both tha shippers and the I LA w ert reluctant to re­ sume negotiations in tha dis­ pute which arose over a ship­ pers' demand that th« union reduce the sixe o f work gangs from 20 to IT men. Heart Massage Saves Infant 12 Million Miles ibroudtd road, and he hid no chance to avoid hitting him. The body was found 88 feet from the point o f impact and |300 damage waa done te the truck, which Is wwned by Cheater C. Fosgate, W in­ ter Park. Juatice o f the Peace Hugh Duncan made the coroner'* investigation. No charges were preferred a g a I n ■ t Barnes. Other accident* since ‘Mon­ day night' resulted In three persona being hotpitnliied and IS A M damage* to eight cars. Monday about 8 p. m. a car driven by Jesse II. Spivey, Orlando, struck a parked ear belonging to Jack Kenner, 2344 S. Sanford Ave., San­ ford In front o f m fruit stand a mil# south of Casselberry. Kanner’s car ws* knocked 85 feet by the impact. Both Spivey and Kanner were taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital with undetermined injuries. Damage to the Kanner car was estimated at 81,200 and to tho Spivey vehicle at |800. Spivey waa charged with fa il­ ure to have vehicle under control by Trooper J. L. Sikes. Late Monday evening a new compact car, driven by Lowell W . Kramer, 24, A lta, monte Springs, skidded 430 feet when Kramer tried to negotiate a eurvs west of Weathersfteld and rolled over twice into the woods. Kramer was not injured, but damage* to hit car amounted to $800. Ha was charged with exces­ sive speed by Sikes, who in­ vestigated. Robert Mayer, wn'o lives on SR 438, near the Lake Howell Road intersection, waa cri­ tically injured when ha lost control e f hi* ear while driv­ ing on Lake Howell Road, Tanglewcod, Tuesday night. The car slewed through sever­ al front yard* in the vicinity before striking a power pole, the report said. t Mayer was thrown through the windshield by the impact and taken to Winter Park Memorial Hospital in serious condition. Damage to his car was placed at f 1,200 and the power pole cost is $200. A car driven by Carl F. Kettles, of Altamonte Springs, struck a vehicle owned by James R. Clayton Jr., 8NAS, early Tuesday night in front o f the Mar Lou Restaurant. Tba Clayton enr waa knock­ ed over the curbing and into a telephone pole. Damage to the Kettles ear waa placed at $500 and to Clayton’a at $550. MOSCOW (U PI)-R u ssia's seven-month space probe to the planet Mara passed the 12 million mile mark Tuesday, according to the official news •geney Tass. The “ Mars 1” was launched oa Nor. I. Hole Filled HOLLYWOOD (U P I (-Doris Day will replaco tji* lato Mar- Thanks Given VATICAN A Shoe , , • Widely scattered man met death as Blacklist Asked (U P I) - today for tba first Christmas in many years without wars or threats of war and asked Cath­ olics to pray (or an avar more solid peace. Stocks Firm NEH YORK (U P D —Stocks got off to a firm (tart ia brisk opening dealings today. The market will be facing new pressure this week. Now that ■tiling for capital gains has been completed, the list ia In By Uaited Preaa fateraatioaal for a bout with tax-lots sailing. Holiday Mishaps Fatal To 829 Death struck more often on the nation’ s highways dur­ Market Talk Set BONN (U P I)—West German ing tho final hours of tha Foreign Minister Gerhard four-day holiday Christmas Schroeder will go to England Day and tha list o f victima next monlh to discuss Bri­ waa nearly as long as nrgin- tain's proposed entry into the European Common Markat ally f e a r e d , compilation! with British Prime Minister showed today. Harold Maerolllan, R was an­ The traffic death paca nounced here. averaged well over six an hour fo r tha 102-hour holiday. Flrea claimed more than 100 BURLINGTON, Vt. (U P I) lives. Former Sen. Warren R. Austin Six children died In • fir * of Varmont, the stocky, redon a farm near Poughquag, faced country lawyer who boN. Y . Five persona died in a cam* tha United States' first traffic accident during a ambassador to tha United Na Texas rainstorm. float, died Tuesday at his The United Press Interna­ home. He was U . Austin, a tional count showad that G43 Republican, had been ill and persona had been killed in partially paralysed since suf traffic accidents between 8 faring a stroka late in 1033. p. m. local time Friday aad midnight Tuesday Tha breakdown: traffic, M IAM I (UPD-Ex-Vaaeaue843; fires, 103; planes, 14. laa dictator Marcos Pcrex miscellaneous, 70; total 820. Jlmenes ate a Christmas din­ California led the nation ner o f ham, string beans, po­ with 60 traffic deaths, fo l­ tatoes, fruit and salad from a lowed by Tsxaa with 53, Il­ prison tray just a few miles linois 43 and New York 34. from his $400,000 minium on Spying Charges Made Official Still In Jail Miami Beach. Guardi a l the Miami Jail, where Peres Jim cues ia being held for extradi­ tion to Vcnexuela to fare charges that he stole millions from the national treasury, said tha pudgy ex-atrongman attended M au in ja il first. Herald Index B r id g e ............- Page 8 Classified _ . Page U Comice ... Pag* 10 Dear Abby Pag* 0 Editorial ____ Paga 4 Entertainment .. Pag* 0 L e g a l* ____ Pag* 10 A 11 P a s s ! * _____ ___ Pag* I I S o c ie ty ------- — Paga 8 ^ ___ P a g e t “ We feel that Fidel Castro can only be overthrown by a military ac­ tion," he continued. "We also think that the Cuban problem is not a lo­ cal problem. It ia tho problem of th» Western Hemisphere." Artime, who has emerged as a focal figure in the exile community, spoke at the suburban Miami home of a prominent Cuban exile. He em­ phasised that all the returned pris­ oners regarded themsehMr aa the. "troops of tho revolutionary coun­ cil." Elsewhere in Miami, the gaunt prisonera indulged in Joyous Christ<nius reunions with their families, strolling the .streets, engaging in festive dinners and savoring their freedom. But ail were preoccupied with an event in Havana: The tangted ar­ rangements for the return of 1,000 relatives on the African Pilot This craft had delivered to Havana the bulk of the fo3 million food and medical ransom for tha captives' re­ lease. More than 3,800 of their relatives were reported to have besieged the Havana office of the Cuban Families Committee, pleading to be among the 1,000 persons the ship is acheduled to carry today to Florida. ' Diane Bnkar, 14, S t« Pal­ metto, and Eugene Ellsworth, » , UU Saaford Are., are te Seminole Memorial Hospital today u the remit of being struck bp lightning white out on the 111 near file municipal pier during Tuesday’* storm. Also with them on the fill were Lyndla Altermaa, 14, 308 E. Seventh and Wills Ellsworth, IT, brother of Eu­ gene. They were uninjured. Diane and Ellsworth both suffered 'severe flash boro* on Uto dtost, and DUm waa ia a elate af shock whan tak­ en to th* hospital. Hospital authorttiea aald today Dian* waa much Im­ proved and resting comfort­ ably. Kileworth ia also Im­ proved and hia condition la considered good. Lt. Joe Hickson and Pa­ trolman C. C. Dodson Investi­ gated for Uto Police Depart­ ment. Causeway Views To Be Discussed Austin Dies City commissioners w i l l continue their adjourned Mon­ day night meeting and hold a STANFORD, Calif. (UP1>— session Thursday at 10 a.m. to A Palo Alto physician saved wind up year end business. the life of a 12 week-old baby • • • with open chest heart massage Alcoholics Anonymous will performed ia the makeshift meet Thursday at 8 p m. at surroundings of a household Grace Methodist Church on kitchen Tuesday. The infant, Orian Mcrier, Onora Rd. had stopped breathing for « • • . Winners o f the Chriatmaa nearly five minutes when Dr. lighting contest sponsored by Jaek Remington arrived at the the Jayeees will receive their Palo Alto home of Mr. and prises at the noon meeting of Mrs. Eflo Merler. The physician quickly open­ the club Thursday at the Civic Center, Chairman H a r e 1d ed the baby'a chest with a knife and massaged his tiny Rowland announced. heart until an ambulance and • • » resucitator crew arrived. The graphic and original The baby was in critical con­ MOSCOW (U P I) - The So­ -art work which decorated the dition today, according to Palo viet government today o ffi­ operating mom entrance won Alto Standard Hospital. cially backed up newspaper the prise at Seminole Memor­ spy charges against the U.S. ial Hospital for the best dec­ embassy here but Indicated orated section. The scene de­ that three American embassy LONDON (U P I) - A winter picted Rudolph with a broken officers, accused o f espion­ leg ia a cast, being pulled by storm that gave Europe one age, would be allowed to reSanta oa a bicycle and a very of ita coldest and whitest 1main in the country. fine pencil sketch o f a nurse Christmases in history kept The action came hi a by Joe R ojali The fine dis­ holiday travelers stranded in WASHINGTON <UP1)-Ser. Foreign Ministry statement plays all over the hospital parte of the continent today. made judging very bard, but Snow brought by icy winds out I Clinton P. Anderson. (D-N, that did not order any expul­ linal honors went to the sec­ o( Russia blanketed Europe M .) has suggested that the sions but demanded that the ond floor north wing nurses from Scandinavia to Italy, al- Pentagon blacklist any eon- I U. S. embassy taka measures ^station for second place and thougb a warm Mediterranean tractor whose advertiflng di­ to restrain its personnel from the third floor north wing .wind began to clear the ern- vulge i vital nuclear power us- ; activitie* “ incompstibfo" with thnir diplomats* statu*. formation. ltra f Italian »!<*>•«. Europe Snowed In C ITY Pop* John X X III praised God MIAMI (UPI) — Calls for ob(iteration of tha Caatro regime mounted among leaders of the Cuban exile community today in the joyous reception given to 1,113 Bay of Pigs invasion prisoners who were air­ lifted to freedom. The captives, who were shuttled to liberty by 10 airplanes Sunday nnd Monday after 20 months in Cu­ ban jails, anxiously awaited news of the freighter African Pilot, which was acheduled to leave Havana to­ day with 1,000 of their relatives. / All harkened to a pledge for Fidel Castro's demise sounded hy Manuel Airtime, a leader in the abortive In. K ‘J [ A s t e t h h M . o f nrisoni g t e lo bejnduAikL At •> preea tonference futoday, Artime promised hoernely that "We shall return." The 30-year-old Cuban culled on the government* of the Western Hemisphere to mount s siege against Fidel Castro's regime. Such unity, he said, could "topple the Cubun Communist rule,within a week." Artime said the released prisoners were determined to reussault the Caribbean island. "We have given our word to our dead, to the Cuban people, and to the free world that we will liberate Cuba or die in tha attempt," he declared. Mrs. Braden laid bis ap­ pointment became necessary when it was leaned that th* Cases(berry Lions Ctsb wag going to consult witk an archi­ tect to draw up plans Mr the ntw fire escape. Shoemaker baa leng had an interest la the bom* and, being a builder, ■he felt be was moot qogHffod to work ,with th* bento in th* technical aspects ef Uw effort. The borne director aald to­ day ah* bad been working on getting aastoy to Improve the home for tha p u l three yet re and bad tried to berraw mon­ ey, but to no avail. . She recently mad* a trip to Atlanta to confer with officials of the Housing and Home Fi­ nance Agency there, and re­ ceived n refusal ea Uto basis of Um home not being qualified under gnvernmnst rules for •id from that agency. The effort would bay* been abandoned had It not been for tha "gnat.need of tbo.aren for a private ham*, and, be*idea wo lav* the work," said Mrs. Braden. Form er Senator Douglas SUpstrom and Chamber of Commerce manager John Krlder will appear before th* Jan. 18 meeting o f the D-'Bary Chamber of Commerce In Union Hall at Stetson Uni­ versity to discuss the pro­ posed Lake Monroe cause­ way and new route for Ilwy. 17 03 south o f Orange City. BACK FROM CUBA — Edgurdo Buttsri, 26, son of the former Cuban Making the announcement. secretary of labor U embraced by his mother and sister upon his arrival Krider said, “ 1 would Ilk* to in Miami. Buttari was taken captive in the Bay of Pigs assault. correct some misleading in­ (NEA Telephoto) formation and point out the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce has not officially gone oa record as endorsing the causeway or any other alignment south of Orange City.” I A N SALVADOR, The Ba- lantic safely, despite fears it aboard, said the ship did not He said the chamber has h im u ( U P I ) —Th* Nina II, had foundered, become lust in overshoot San Salvador as requested the state to make a feasibility study of the pro­ replica o f th* smallest ship a hurricane or eunk, and the originally indicated. used in Christopher Colutn- craw planned to reenact Uter He said tha 40-foot sailing ject, however. bue’e discovery o f tho new today Columbus's landing on ship cama along th* southern world 470 year* ago. today computed a similar voyage 07 day* after aailing from Palo*, Spain. Columbus did K better. Ilia ship*— th* Nina. Pint* end Santa Maria — reached Sen Salvador in 70 day*. 27 days faster than tha Nina U. Columbus sailed from Palos on Aug. g, 1402, wlUU the Nina 11 sailed from the same port last 8epL 10. Tba Minn U sensed lb * A t ­ Saturday Hours Set By Clerk thte Bahamian bland. tip o f the island on Christmas Th# vessel, a tiny, round- Eve. But because it waa after bottomed square-rigger which dark tha crew planned to duck ia a replica o f Columbus’s for th* night off th* commun­ County Clerk Art Becksmallest ship, anchored o ff ity o f Cockburn on th* lower i with Jr. said hia office will Ran Salvador about U ;30 west shore. b* open Saturday "a t teost p. m. Tuesday. Thte was done berauee land- until 0 0 0 0 “ to afford those Th* ctew ram* ashore about I ing ceremonies were set for having to g*t inslrumenta on midnight and waa greeted by ■Christmas Day. record before tha first of the an impromptu Bahamian cate­ But the crew was unable to year to do so. Th* office nation, including a brass band attract attention (rum shore will also be open Monday. and dancing on th* beach. by waving llghta, and the ves­ Tha Orang* County cterk’p Navigator Robert Marks, tha sel was driven neat by • o ffk * will be open Monday ooljrAmssiosa o f tha nine m u strong east wind. Dec. Si, but not Saturday. V) �ra m ti U»r a m m t t i ifMMla, witk n m tllM tor y p. at. Vrtoran itm u van u promtolag pupa an it> qulrod. to pom qualifying timer towing the p i- N im eetlrlty and some top fUgto raving Jg in prospect ,-tb a trank new, uwnr tkn Roan and Bsnteeto Bob, nam­ ed the top Juvealto performor in too country lait yoar. Otoar atanpara to aatek locluda Protocol and Jeff Mac to too lXh, Mao Tray, l t a champion and Darby winner, la tha 2Srd and Fathorn and Huaky Dick la too » * t r f j f N h "* 4 m i * , * t lA S r / NOTICE: AU AAP Slang WUI Ba C M Now Yawn rath. A haary downpour Juat bn* Ditadjly night A largo owwd waa an hand to aoa a * raoo cud. klgWRktod by newcomer Pao la e’a victory in too ninth w ont Pao too, owned by Prod TtrvUUon, toured too flan* alatooatoa to S IJI aacondo to daiaol 1 M Inaugural winner OB'a DDT. M ta lM Mae* lara agahCm aaeand atralght BrHUk Open, lost the U. S. Open to young Jack Nkklaut to • ptoyaC tad added auto NEW YORK — (N B A ) — KmeUan tnuieeandO a e a r y ether factor when too Now York Gtaato ckallen«e toe Oreen Boy Packer* at Yankee ftadutm Dee. 10 fer toe rtglit to ha called tha Baal team to w u t to flgM kin tha auto ■i|^ BaakatbaQ - Wilt tha Btilt Chamberlain, and giro you 14 The DtBnry gpaie-Ribben Bawling Club members made new* at their December moot­ ing whan Knee Welter knock* eut E. Ogden fee ike General H. P. Newton Memorial Tro­ phy, veiling lia strikes in * row, n m i score ef ggg and n greet ef IIS. . The tendi ttondtan did net cheats- High lee r's ‘'Tend­ er'* Warn to ftn tl td Conley'* ■Tough" to second; sad td A l­ len's "Strap" team to In third aren a tarry. Offenalre Una — No apologiea needed for Gient for­ ward wall. Darrell Dean at guard la unheralded star. But tha Green Bay group, with four all.pro tyyea (Bingo, Jerry Kramer. T h u r a t o n , Gregg) la the beet In football. Thle la Paektn' province. Defenaire Una — A standoff. Jim Katcaraga and Andy Rotuatotli put on greater ruth than Packar and*, hut tackla Henry Jordan of Green Bay to n on mobile than Giant inter­ ior duo. ■Upebaagaya — Gtanta an "Fifty-two weeks," snapped football—Y. A. Tittle. If too Andy, or tine* the Packets record* are airtight. humiliated tha Giants, 17*0, an Auto Ractog-Bodgar Ward, » tondro-Uk# field in Qnen with nobody to tbc-offs^ top. i u l ! r c r a b * a t coreef l C j B f t Ttrato - Bod U ro r. leA* rookie WBfter, o ld iu r m H York oooeh, cried the moment Aa unit, Packen hare beat Horse Bactag - Willie Shoe­ the QtonU clinched the Eaet- linabacking hi National foot­ ball league, featuring foreetmaker, and namt me some- era Division title. 1 welled n whole yew fer •r and Cunie at the corners. body bettor if y « really hid thle," he acid grimly, and yen Big margin to Grewn Bay. to wto see. The guys with the stakes knew he meant the chance to Secondary—Evenly matched. rumen will UU you that the play the Packen again. Green Bay's Jteae Whitenton '•ghee** may wind up as tha Tha Giuto* p a ye ha waa ahraya doe* gnat job on best of aU time. So you might wounded by tha ridicule that ghofner. Addorlty hat been not get too much ergumeat fallowed the Green Bey heap, brilliant at halfback. But tog. then. Hew they eompatei But selecting Davie could provoke a pleasant little haa- Running—Jim Taylor gives tie. This year you had Maury Paektn edge. Paul Hornung WUto steal 104 bates to break sat to top shape, but Tom Ty Cobh's record, Mickey Moon to fino euhetitute. Alex Mantle tod the Yankees to an- Webetor to only Giant threat, ether World lertos triumph good sheet yardage man. la which, tor a change, Urn Pacaiag—T. A. Tittle out* Irena Bombers couldn't he* rlaaaee Bart Blair. He's better hum R. tad that say-hay mau, under pressure, mere actunto Willie Maya, waa money ta tha an the tong test, particularly adapt to aatliag up om en . hank tor the Qleuto. Yet, while Urn Dodgorr Maw Ita rf to smart field general Receiving — Again • • adthe peasat playoff, Tommy D. eat a otlakout to loading vantage to Otoata because #f the league «Hh a -Ml over- Del Ihefner. Bet a* em ago. U l nuts betted ta and M matches light end Ben Knn> kite. Tlut i • triple nobody yardaga. Peahen' Boyd Bow­ ler he* mere speed than fresh Gifford, hut net the Giant vet- Oiaat ooenar man Borneo and Lyaeh an top hands, too. Jim Patton for New Torh, Wood for Green Bay a n fine roam* Inc safeties. FANCY Why YOU Should Buy, TIRES from McROBERTS h M M M U BUCKEYE • Lifutinu Unconditional Haxard Warranty. Road FREEt Periodic FREE: Tire Rotation Inspection gfiE E : Flat Tiro -sJREE: Frogi M tatoeRepair ;** C h « * r <*»• |SMOKED BONELESS Jow l S q u a re s Budget Terms - No Carrying Charge TIRE SPECIALIST SINCE 1BS3 McROBERTS Tire Supply, Inc. Florida Diatribeton Per Denman Cnstem Bailt Tina W * Give Plaid Stamps AAP . OUR FINEST QUALITY SPECIAL Apple Sauce Mixed Pickles Pumpkin Pies PICKLE PATCH FANCY SWEET SPECIAL JANE PARKER DELICIOUS 4M (MINCE M Exirm P to i* Slump* Jfs © With tkia ceepon A peuheao ef Beltane Bread IIH-Os. Cana Black*)* Pane S/S5« Coepen feed threegh Doc. » . M i- s e f A Bxirm “ i © kxx Gu«ate e f the day were Or­ eille Jena* Jr. ef Lang Island. N- Y . Oacar Papin—r of DeBerjr, who relied a good gasae toe a begiaaar. The tin t go e round m b Jan. I when new team* on a handicap basto will be formul­ ated to start the final sound ef piny, Jen. 11. ^ Plaid With thie esteem A pnrckaee et Su m Wrap 25 ft. roll Me Cmmpmm coed threegh Dec. 20. f A K x tm P M * Stomp* © i With this nepaa A perches* e f Aaa Page Chili Snore 12-ot. bottle 2fe Cm p m good thnagh Dm . 29. I MI-29 Sherman Gets Nod A s Coach the-ysar honor to a close race with BID McPeah et the WaahingtM Redskin*. In a yoU o f €> regular N F L wnt M taaa Ihoet Grata vehicle aceidanU canae about UOO.faUlRis* among U. B. servicemen annually, w i t h moot ad them occurring while the Gle are off-duty. Conky—601; and A. M ajor- NEW YORK (O ft ) - A! Sherman, the "hid from Brooklyn* who guided the New York Glaati* "fabulous eld umd'* to another division Utto. today waa honored as United l’ m s lafernattoaaYi NaUmal foot bail League roach of the year tor the aocvo-J tlraight aeaton. “SUPER - RIGHT* HEAVY WESTERN BEEF CHUCK over Shampoo 2 Q R 'c ra NIGHTLY D IKING SCHOOLING •REGULAR SEASON Mae* the 'Jeep' Oladuwr.th* ftrH t-w to tl dtlee Inuk to offer peaeeager car n t t t l a#M on the highway, ave-loetod'J—p'UaetiM oW th* road. Tha Oladiator'o 140 hy. Toraado-OHC aagiae u Amaru a ', oaly autoaotiro overhead camshaft aagiae. It produc— higher torque at lower eagia* speeds, coat* 1cm to oper­ ate thaa csmparabU caaraatioaal eagia— Other gladiator f —tar— inclad.i 'Jeep* 4-wh—1 diiso with magU-ahift knob control and, foe the ftrat Urn* ta any 4*W S vehicle, opuoaal aatomalic tr—wsaiMtoa and independent traat n q m e w OPENS W ITH T H E T R A D ITIO N A L O PEN IN G N IG H T IN A U G U R A L S O R R Yi NO M INORS! fe r C—fciag *r Sato Wesson Oil FRESH CROP Gelatin 2pkgs.21c • m the gladiator—J-UOO with 190-lack whoolbao* and T-flboa. J-SOO wuh l a t­ tach wh—1ha— and »-ft. box, OYW*o ay to U0OO lb*. / ■ si ■ new Sanahia* knepy PASCAL Crackers *r* The youthful Glaoti coach had I I votes to McPtak'a td Tom Landry of the Dallas Cowboys waa third wnn eight rot n ; Vtn«* Lombardi e f gte r ic h e r* had eta and Peorge WUs m of to* Detroit la s t liv e . in this ad are effective through 0 )/ a / i c i o >aterda,, December 29. CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP PLA1ULAND Redemption Crater B. CoIm UI - Orlando �✓ MIAMI (UPD—Aa elderly Winter Park couple died ia a Christmas Day eollieloa near Clermont, bringing the holiday traffic- death toll for Florida to at least 23, the Highway Patrol; aaid today. 9 Foster Roe Fanning, 73, and hie wile, Jessie Minor Fan­ Kennedy Gives Pardon To 'Jake ff BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (U P I)‘ — John (Jake the Barbee) Factor returned to his ho$ie today with the “best Christmas present ever”—a pardon from President Ken­ nedy that spared hlnr from possible deportation. . It Was confirmed in Palm Beach,- where the president spent ihe holidays, that Ken­ nedy had granted Factor a Christmas pardon on :g 1943 mail $aud conviction. The-pardon, in affect, nul­ lified ‘ <*— deportation proceed­ -------* ings against the Southern California millionaire that ice. *tfhe proceedings were Dosed on the conviction. * Factor was ecstatic over the news o f the pardon. When told by United Press International a t Palm Springe, Calif., where he spent Christmas, Factor railed the pardon "Just won­ d erfu l” Factor served nine y ea n in federal prison fo r con­ viction* on se v e n l counts inevolving re-sale o f bonded whiskey certificates. The complicated scheme involved inducing penons to turn over certificates, which In turn offsred fo r sale to more than ana person. ning, H , worn killed in a twoear accident on State lload 30, 4J miles east oI Clermont. The Highway Patrol said Fred Barnes, St, OsiaesTille, was charged with manslaugh­ ter Tuesday when be ran headon into another car while driv­ ing the wrong way in the wrong lane of Interstate High­ way 4. The accident, which occurred near Lakeland, took the life of Emctt Francis FUlum, 17, Lakeland, the driver of the other ear. At least three other deaths were reported on Christmas Day to climax the holiday weekend which started at • p.m. Friday and ended at 13:01 this morning. A surge of Christmas Day deaths across the nation brought the four-day holiday to a sorrowful close today with the traffic toll within reach of advance fears. The deaths of six children ia a fire on a New York farm, of five persons in a car acci­ dent in a Texas rainstorm, of doiens of other motorists beading homo ia generally hasardous weather pushed the total holiday carnage to more than MO persons. Of this number, more than 630 were in traffic accidents, just short of the National Saf­ ety Council’* original esti­ mates of between 6S0 and 730 for the 102-hour period. But the fatalities of Christ­ mas Day, when the toll shot up by 110, smashed the hopes of the council that the final figure would be perhaps 200 less than the high estimate. The breakdown: Traffic 622; fires 100; planes 14; miscellaneous 76; total 814. California led the nation with 36 traffic deaths, followed by Texas S3, Illinois 43, New York 33, Indiana 26, Georgia 64 and North Carolina 33. SPECIAL . . 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CASE 0-4311 Martin T , ag­ ed 11, to feeding with hla par­ ent*. -Dr. C r a n e , m o t h e r ha* UnliaU K a tw n v United Nation* aa a whole, tto aanatltutaa no fiaanatol h a an thn UK. t the Cange, tha United Iona face* both financial and moral bankruptcy and tha threat tamnaaa tb* longer success aludan UN afferte ta reatara Congo pone* and un­ ity. In both, the United 8tates la heavily Involved. Aa It has for many mouths, th* kay to th* present Congo crisis rcitt with n husky, gaaial man who for more than two } r» is succeaafully baa resist< I pleasure designed to fore* I m to restore hla separatist slate to th* authority o f th# Congolese central government. flrat andvr tha leadership af tha late Sacratar? Oanaral Dag HammarakJoUl and now undvr U Thant, it haa hacoma avar mora daapl? committed to tha pramlaa that Tahamba moat ba forced to aumndar. Tahombo obviouai? la not without frlanda and support­ er*. Wban Belgian Foreign Min* later Paul-llenrl 8peak and Praaldant Kennedy anaeuaeed a determination to do aomathing about Tahombe, Belgian eettlera In hla capital of BUaa* bethvlllo reaponded with a bar­ rage o f rotten v* gotablea agalnat the Belgian oonaulita and UN vehicles. deepernto. Impatience aver the continu­ ing Katanga atelamato within tha oantrnl guvaramant peril** meat t h r a a t a n a to topple Adonic*! guvaramant Mount­ ing antl-U. 8. aantlment car* rtoa with it tha threat that n new government would be atroagly left-wing. Strongly aupported by th* United Staten, Thant now aaeha to block both oxport aad ante of Kateagaao produete to focca Tahombo to hla knaaa. But tha way la not oaay. free time after achaoL "But hla dadd? aad I feel ha ahould bo ant ptayiag gamao or alaa reading and atud?ing. "So what la tha fair thing to do In auch a casat” Man? wlaa porante offer their children a chance to aeo n limited number of TV pro­ gram*—free! Then, if the youngatera arave mora TV entertainment, tha? muat -buy tha antra time. For example. Prof. Eugena Ehrlich, af Colombia Uaiver* ait?, la a apociallat fat raiding la yiw w i. Ha taaaiMs eollaga youth, aa wall aa busiiwsa oxacutlvaa, haw la taad awiftl?. Bat ha la aa n y a t Applied PsythologUt la hla awa kooM, too. T hero four ahfldnnaa?a Prat. Bhritoh, "mult * f whom ability. It to a plaaaara In aatnto aider to boy time la front a f Prof. Khrllah as a tuporh Ap­ tha televialon tuba. plied Psychologist, which to "N o reading; no watching.'' wh? I am paaalng along hla That may aaem to mewhat formula to ?on other parents. atom to man? o f you unduly TV can ba a great bean hat tolerant parent*, bat it re* It la Ilka the proverbial B-adgquire* flrmneaa to rear ah11- ed award. At eon harm a# well aa help—If it to overdone. Tha beat hope for maintain* tharefora, you can aa that hla lag thin Republic to to have all four youngatera are develop­ oar peaagatore beeome good ing a rich background ad read­ ing knowledge. Far "randan* are mora In­ Their vocabulary, grammar dependent than mere "lie tanaad Information tovala era riaan.” Mare Antony ctampadad Ing every weak. Urn llatenarx at tha funeral ad So they will go on to collage Caster and aanvaeted them to­ with tha aeeond graataat to- te a lynching mobt luranc* for echolaatto grades, A ll mob* art tod by apeaknamely, axaallent r e n d i n g oral For mobatora arc Itoten•kill. aral L Q. or native intelligence U Did you over hear ad a mob tha flrxt requisite. And tha third to good atudy habile. OUR BOARDING HOUSE WASHINGTON <UP1» — Worae, it la argued that the questioner by n finger gesture Th* Rapubltoans are uncam- Dirkaen . Halltck Image to inviting uothar to sound off. ifortebly hooked on a dilemma. harmful. Of raursa, If tha new invitee House Republican L a n d e r MAamtXJriUA < (8 e p o g E «g A «v to »J happen* to bo loaded for The Democrat* era content PUTAteOWTHBl Charlaa A . ilalieak to hanging with "The Kennedy*." They Jugular shot, tha praaldant haa OUMTftrifitetol HAHOOAV*V*3« k )\O Pte in o A U .ft* AND WKTUM* <1l< m c e m m « . f s d / V p g s d i m d / Z t by tha aaat of kin pants on on* ahould be. Preaident Kennedy not Improved hla poellloe. But riJTuptMn y ^ CMBteW A N lM jl horn. Sonata Republican Land* atari at frequent Interval* la tha odds favor him. In abort, N riO tSflO * J / s SAW 1W V•A v-3 / / (7 VmUj/lU or Kvaratt Dirhaan danglaa what to known aa th* White tho White House nawa confer­ uOOO' r / from tha other. Houa* new* ooatoienao. Thin ence shown o ff Praaldant'Ken­ Halltck and Dirkaaa era apoctecular taka* place ta a nedy's attractive personality, script writers, producers and State Department theater with quick mind aad riy humor at •ten af tha Republican TV 100 or aa aewamea and woman their vary heal. spectacular, T h a Kv Than aomaa Mr*. Kennedy la tha supporting east. Charley Show." Their show's Supporting aaat to tha prep­ with bar lovely face acd fig ­ Naltoon (a slipping. It to suf­ ay description, too, hocauao ure atrelUug into the living fering from tho competition of thea* conference* are heavily rooms o f TV viewers with n teal spectacular, "Th* Ken­ loaded by their environment of tha White Houa* nedy*." la favor o f th* praaldant. Vary affective and un­ “ The Kennedy*" to a Demo­ There are toe many pareons matched, of enures, by tha cratic "apcc" gifted with present ta permit to take GOP. appeal, political **x appeal. place a no-hoids-harred naw* Tha Democrat#* TV block Thee* Republican aad De conference in th* bead knock­ buster ram* along this wool eratto show* da not occupy ing tradition a f tha meeting! when th* praaidaat sat ta year th* same tima riot but the • f tha praaa with FreeWent* living room aad min* answer comparison to obvious. Tho Hoover, Boootvelt and Tru- lag questions. Thto perform Republican dilemma to what anc* waa eloctronle voter bait 8*nford, Florida December 1968 to do about it. So many nr* present that sweeter, even, than FDR’s Tho fact to that "th* Ken­ there muat be discipline. So soothing finaid* chats. nedy*" and “ Tha Ev and Char­ many nr* there that the fol­ ley Show" i n la i I low-up question directed at Moslem theologians have knocking contest for public th* jugular In not asked, more lectured at Al-Axhar Uuivarfavor. Tha advantages to thto often than not. So raa shy Cairo, Egypt, sine* pry. contest lie so overwhelmingly bright and shining face* are but Cairo University, Egypt’s with th* DemeeraUe produc­ upturned toward tha preaident first secular university, tion as ta cans* aonta of Hal that ha usually can silence ana founded as recently aa lack*’ and Dirkaen’* loving Republican friends to clamor for thoae atars to gat oft tam­ ers. Tbeaa loving friends would • c a a c u i n w i navw a not abandon tho Republican 1ST 1933 apoctecular. But they would gat new writers, naw produc­ ers and naw atari. In their anxiety fo* these changes, aama Republican* contend that llalleck aad Dirkaen are pre­ 114 8 * PAtaMtlo senting to th* puhlto n TV Image of their party which in Phone FA 2-9814 doing th* party no good. MMMVCMQgTMAl Aafggno.aunTi o f f -w e <A w m e ro tB * casm UVfdAMANAtf/Htoanken aCOLLAH/ HrJ\ Oe4 CUW MAfJD* NAHM« £ * -toy mm light? iip t u ln p o n lH t^ tag n w t t m af tha United Nations. la tta fla il nation M m tho gavtl M l i t 13:•» a.a. tha it- bar, aad a (o f? aria aaat to Mmhl? rated TM with M ah- Tha Hamid.) Mr. Mas Brawar State Hoad Department Tallahaaiaa. Fla. Daav Strt Daring tha paat M r Waaka than hara appoarad in tha aawipapan articles ta can* aoatlon with • p n paaal h? eartaia Intonate ta baild n bridga heroes Lab# Manna from City of Sanford ta tha rillaga o f EhterprUa. Barbs Son* golfera call their •lube by number aad aoato by a number o f name*. Even crooks cuke * good Impression, but only with their fingerprint*. A Judge aaye argument* arc th* ahtof ran** o f di­ vorce. Wa thought It waa get­ ting married. Importance a f teaching your Some people eaant to ten child to bo a swift, fluent read­ er. Start with hla achool books, before starting a fight, probut aee • that ha wideaa hi* mitara count to many thou*reading at this newspaper, and* and refareea juat count after th* fight to over. Dont let him atop with manly the comics or th* apart Lots o f man wear four-inpage*. Urge him to dip Into hand ties but glria prefer tb* editorial page aad tha syn­ beaux banging *a their neck. dicated features, ouch aa thto A achool principal aaye one, at least far s few minovary schoolroom ahould have And tend far my booklet n radio. Far afttiag-up exer­ "Hew To Tutor n Child At cise*, mayba. Home," enclosing * atemped, A grant mystery ta most return envelope, phis 30 cents. pcranU: Why eant achool Urn it to apoed up * child** kids make out on their al­ reading. lowance? (Always write to ' Dr. CVaas to car* af thto nawaLate a f aaltog* students paper, tattering n tong 4 learn to lie* quickly by tha cant stamped, addramad » Chamber a f ComaMvee held ca December 14, IMS, g reoola* tlon waa adapted eppaalag the propoeal a f the lamleala Chamber o f Commerce for the re-routing af Btogbwa? 1T*M northward from F r e n c h Avenue to Sanford via a bridge to bo eoDetracted acfoaa Lake Monro* to tha Village o f Jbn* terpriao, conaoctlag with tha Orange Clty-Eatarpriaa Road and Interatete Four. Tha propoeod route would morel? duplicate adequate exiatlng highway facilities; It would deprive touriate of a •cento drive along beautiful Lake Moaraa on pretent Highway 17-*A and the few mttoe alleged to ba aavad by thto huge expenditure a f tax money would not justify the project. It to reepectfully requested that the above revolution be aerioualy conaiderad if and whan the prapoaal cornea ta your attentie*. Tour very truly, Glenn 0. Smith Executive Secretary DeBary Chamber af Commerce RO SE BU SH ES! IN CANS • ALRBADT NO. 1 S H A M REASONABLY PRICED Grapertn# Ns Sttt OrapavHle A m FA NEWCOMER ?• ttmmnT im a^ s r k u n iB N M yau know,' j u t m v r it a i M W k tM ? Y ew Wttoamo Wagmi Hoateae wifi sa l with g i f t s aad f r i a a d l y WCICOMf WACOM We W ill Ba CLOSED Thursday, Dec. 27 to pmnt dividends to over S*Ttn«n Accramt* *•* “ • • .^ 1 If rarv# y og foUnwing Friday yoti 4ont already t o n a Savings Actant with tta, don’t . t(l lU rt om9 Work far FAMILY 129 South M A m « • « ■ • • « • « «e •<«* .FA2-4612 jn �% At" ? i% ; •mm p ? * * fjfe * —9 »I» t ! Two Families Crash Through Berlin Barrier : w ^ ■** FROM ALL OF US .? • B E R LIN German four ( U P l)— Tw o Emit famlllM, children, Including dodged Com* munUt gunfire In an armor* dairy specials plated bat today and craahed through barrier* to freedom in Ntw! Paradise Island Weat Berlin. Pineapple Juice 4 Fruit D rink • • • • 4 Eight machine pletol ballet* fired by Communiat guard* hit the bua, but the only injury wa* a glaaa apllnter cut re* ceired by the driver. . The eecape waa ae carefully planned that the famllle* brought along their belong­ ing*, including a living room dock, five aoft cuahiona and a doll carriage. The bua, owned by one of the men fat the party, amaah* ad through three barrier* on the main highway to Berlin and made it aafely to the U. 8. Arm y checkpoint on the edge o f the We*tern aector o f the city. A t a Weat Berlin refugee camp later, the eacapera amid they had planned to flee on Chriatmaa Eve but had to de­ fe r the venture bccauae the bua radiator frote. They aald they atayed up all night to thaw the radiator. Aa part o f the plan, the ref* ugeea placed on the rear of the 30-seat bua a algn reading "repair ahop car” to make police think it waa going on a repair trip. 4 6 -o * . can t 89* Cher* cam B artlett P ears • 5 $1. Apple Sauce • • • 4 $1. Cocktail Peanuts 3 «,*. $1. For Hggyieolity, Sarvt M b. p k f. 19 Swiss Chooso Croom Chooso Golden C orn.......... ID Tomato Catsup 2 ’^ 2 9 Pork & Beans • 2 25 Parties? Serve Von Corny Rath’* Blech Hcwh I w Im lb. (2*» lb. erf.) Sm oked D aintees. . Pork R o a st . . . . . . . . . . . Pork Steaks . . . . . Sliced Bologna . . . . Ib. Frath Slate. Ben Ib. DillcU.* Frath Ib. H.rmee's Oraape Seed 12-os. pkg. SSc 99c 69c 39c 49c 45c 12*01. can ‘ #300 ib . 49c «*MU eke. 33« 4-aa. m 29c Mine* Pit 2J£ 5to n . u MU. mag m------e m o m •-----reisa Hush Puppies £ le I 33c *< Vabhleg Criekle-Cet 2-to. French Frits bee 29c 39c SwIHT Cbkkae, Baal at Terhey Moot Pios A * Mia. Paai's Fawlty ties Fish Sticks # *ro* eks*. 89c 14-a*. eks. 49c Brooded Shrimp 'J;4 $1.29 A LL G R IN D S M axwell H o us e HOG JO W LS CO FFEE F •II // M Tanww't WbaJ# H*f Bag Sausage . . . . . . . . . Sausage (potty or link) , # # Bra*. •iee "V Mr*. Smith’* Tmty frasae SM O K E D BO N ELESS lb. 69c frozen foods Boby Limas F O P Tatty Whola Kernel Sw ift's franks. . . . . Large Shrim p . . . . 14. leaf li F.F.Ve Saltin es • • . Party Herat PaBaieee Vrath 35« WiMMwie I l f lye For Ntw Year Patties, Planter's iahal CtWa Foaled 1*0. L i Kraft's AwirteW Whipped Dip* Lucky Loot Old Fashion WE'LL CLOSE MONDAY AT 7 PM NEW YEAR'S EVE! 37c DeOphi Chaos# Sprood P S P Halvas in Syrup Church To Get New Organ Hospital l- M . MirgoriM Pal# Pineapple-Grapefruit Dal Manta Zeety Flavored By Mr*. Clarence Snyder Rev. Einert Bolick, paator o f Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, announced today that the church hope* to have its new " A ll State*" organ Installed In time for the Chriitmae services. Some time ago, when an nut of state vlaitor contribut­ ed to the organ fund, it waa decided tn name the organ the “ AH Sta W ^ rntd to aolielt fund* lor Ha purchaie. Member* wrote letter* to re­ lative* and friend* In every ■tat* and enough money haa been received to place tbe new organ In tbe church. Contribution* are still betog requested, however, from both out of state and local friends since full payment will not be completed on the organ wheo H is installed. It U hoped that out of state visitors as well as lo­ cal friends will worship at Good Shepherd and enjoy the musk. ‘Whipped rc 5 9 c Iwllt's Braw. fr larva Notes DECEMBER 21 Ad million* '"lucent MateckJ, fe r n Park; lack Cotton Jr.. Lak* Monoe; Maria Molohan, John ackiun. Clay William*. Willy ‘erry; LaVerne Well*, Erne»t try ant. Ruth Bruant, (.’handcr Alexander Jr., Charles .eonard Ware, JoAnn Wil­ iams, Beryl Dyal of Sanfurd. Birth* Ir. and Mrs. Marvin Dyal of lanford, a girl ir . and Mra. Letter Bryant f Sanford, twin girl* Discharges luth Heinold, Philadelphia; ienry Snarberg, Dellary; An* Ruth Hillman. Dan Long. •Ire. Thomas McDonald and laby, Mra. Albert Faupel and «b y , Rosa Binni, George lest, Ronald Peoples. Joe iuarello, Beverly N oto , ir * . Donovan Tucker and aby, Mra. Larry McDaniel nd baby of Sanford. DECEMBER 22 Admlsiioo* Jary Tomkinson, Lake Mary; Tola Whiting, DeBary; Eddie Wiliams, Osteen; Lucile Noron, Geneva: David Bush, Immanuel Compton, Willie lughes, Klytses Burk and idward Lee Hayes of Sanford. Births fr. and Mrs. Willie J. Hughes f Sanford, a girl Discharges lugh Slme, DeBary; Margart Rimer. Maitland; Rodney harp, DeBary; Dorothy Cbaera, Ostosn; Barbara Ann "obb, Maria Bowes, Onie lyrd, Dennis Hogan, Mrs. Ylllie Lee Tucker and baby, leila Williams, Mrs. Prince IcKinney and baby, Doris ruiisB* af Sanford. S? 49c 1 for New Y ear’s Entertaining down produce lane Rod Emperor GRAPES Bush's New Yeer Favorite, Conned Blackeye Peas e owe e * e 4% *100 Jm cane Dixie Lily oe Eelbeek Dried I2*aa. 19 Sunshine Ferty-time Cracker Cheez It s ..... 1 W *# «. W H O L E -EGG 19 21 H e llm a n n 's M a y o n n a is e Aunt Jemima Buttermilk Style 16*ai. 39 Staloy's Delicious Cricp Florida Faecal CELERY 2 f°r 29* Floverfwl Fteell Groan O N IO N S •k, 19* Rad York or Red Romo APPLES 41 39’ W affle Syrui 24*ae. 39 Cairo Beauty Sweat Fickle Dill Sticks e t era • • * • * .3 ’£ • *1 Cairo Beauty Sweat Fickle 3 ’£ “ • Crispy C h ip s............. 33 '£ “ • Cairo Beauty Candied Fickle W HERE SH O PPING IS A PLEASURE *1 *1 "S E R V IN G A L T A M O N T B SPRINGS, C AS3K I.tll.U K Y, KERN PARK. LONG WOO I). M A IT L A N D , NORTH O R LAN D O A N D SANFO RD ." . . * from HI GHWA Y 17*92 u*d S TA TE ROAD 1M • •• �Prisces thru Mon.. Dec. 31 * l i m i PU N C H DOLLS appearing for Jkfcnol’n Chriatma* Program Ust Wedntk E S k T m n n i O’Conner and Catharine ry Eldar, Hark ty Cadis. Both (Harald Photo) FRESH PRODUCE Limit I With |S Or Mora Order H LITTLE JIMMY KLINti, aU tuckered out after viaitinir Santa laat Thursday night, apparently didn’t feel too much like playing with the toy auto he received. On the other hund, Ann Elizabeth Tope appears to le pretty well pleased with her dolly and even had a smile for the photo* yrapher. Both Jimmy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kltng and Ann Eliza* both, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tope, saw Santa for their first time at the Altamonte Springs Community Christmas Party. Van Camp Corned Beef ~ 2 Peter Pan Peanut Butter Western Carrots Holsum Manz Olives . Fresh Crisp 1 Lb. Cello ALTAMONTE ELEMENTARY students of Mrs. Trene King’s sixth grade had as their hollduy project the making of placards depicting the Twelve Days of Christmas which were chosen by Principal Frank Gore to docorato the lunchroom. Shown with one of the placards arv, from left, Patti Swofford, Vulorie Wyreore, Kent Fliinck and Raymond Michaux. Carol Sulilvun is in buck at right near the tree. (Herald Photo) % Thrown Stuffed • 10 Os. SCOTT Medium Size Lb. * FRENCH’S - V A OZ. �/ O ld Fashioned Hickory Smoked TWrty-oM children from fear m e fimdias w en guests d Mm a n el Me Sanford Naval Air SUttoe, the Anar, Air Force and Navy, and the Acay Deucy Club at the annual NAS childra'a Christman Party. The children, accompanied by four adulta and repraaan* tativca of the varioua afen* claa who aponaored the party For Riches in S ee-A ll Long Grain were taken on a lour of the Naval Air Station, thee en­ joyed a turkey dinner at the Acey Duecy Club, followed by a viait from Santa Claua, who arrivod by Jet. More than (TOO worth of food and marduadlae, coun­ try of Sanford merchanta, waa given to the four famlUee along with the toy* and pceaeata for the children. Ed Tanner, ATI and Jack Beat, member of the edvieery board et the Acey Beat y Chb, were la charge e l eB arrangement!, aad members of Epallon Sigma Alphe aailated by wrapping the gUtn. Mr*. John Becker, wife of tho club manager, aarved an hoateaa aad Capt Bobert Warn of the Navel A ir Sta­ tion and Capt Joe IW ly of Uatwiag One paid a visit la the children at the party. Chucken Turkey 11 Oz. Frozen PEELED & DEVEINED LYMAN HIGH FHA members Linda Wells, left and Chris Glenn display two of the 80 dolls dressed by the chapter as a service project. The entire group, which waa turned over to the Marine Renerve’n "Toys for Tots" campaign, wan shown last week when the Future Homemakers enter­ tained at a tea honoring the school faculty. (Herald Photo) 7 Oz. P i Sea Brand Shrimp FRYER PARTS Fresh100%PureGr.Beef3«s139 Flavor-AgedFam.Steaks69‘t Lean West Ro Legs - Thighs Breasts With Kib By Jane CaeatMerry Lyman High School's Chapter o f the Future Homemak­ ers o f America entertained members of the school facul­ ty lest Wednesday afternoon at a tea held In the Home Economies suite. The club plans to make the faculty tea an annual event. Miss Marcia Lyon*, presl* 4 FISHERMEN Aliens Reminded To Register Bologna - O live - Liver Cheese • Pickle • Pimento Copeland Lunch Me; OLD FASHIONED THRIFTWAY Fancy Bacon cSlo 49* Daisy Cheese 49* ib, Cheese K ra ft 4 Os. P k g Neck Bones Feet - Chicken Cracker Barrel Cheese Kraft 8 Oz. Wedge Sharp Cheddar T f QUANTITY RIGHTS RiUERVBD v u f t 25T.H & a m u PRICES GOOD THRO MON, DECEMBER 31 All aliens will be required to file address report cards with the Immigration and Naturalization Service during the month of January, It waa announced today by Edward P. Ahrens, service director in Miami. All noncitizens, except those In diplomatic status, foreign representatives of certain international organ­ isations and those admitted temporarily as agricultural laborers, are required to file the address report Cards are avaUable at aU United States peat offleaa, and failure to file m ay re ­ sult in a fine o f $300 or 30 day* Imprisonment. dent, and Joanne Chubb, ed n festive air to the oceanpcwsldent-etoct, prcitded at loo. Mr*. Mildred Drum* la the the refreibment table which waa beautifully decorated faculty aponaar far the groups with lighted candles and a holiday centerpiece. Tho fancy party aandwichea and cookie* served were all mad* by girla In Um club. On dirplay were 30 dolla which the club tnembera cleaned and dresaed aa a service project for the Ma­ rine Reierve T o y i for Tot* campaign. Each girl in the Home Ecuoomici classes waa re­ quired to make an original Christmas decoration. These also were on dieptay and add- Economy Up JA C K SO N V ILLE (U P I ) — The Florida State Chamber of Commerce reports the econ­ omy o f the state la beaded toward the and o f the year on an up-awing which wUI pro­ vide • foundation on which to build In 1903. Tho chamber said tha economy showed size­ able gains over 1941 in moat categories and would help provide an overall cushion for the agricultural losses suffer­ ed In tha recant freeze. ^ Cuba Crisis Fade UNITED NATIONS, N . Y . (U P I) — Hopes of sealing the Cuban crisis by Christ­ mas dwindled today with the failure of another round o f talks between U. S. and So. vlet negotiators. No further negotiating ses­ sion was scheduled as a fol­ low-up to unusual Sunday meeting which failed to pro­ duce any progress toward a procedural settlement o f the crisis. The continued stalemate virtually eliminated any poas. Utility that an agreement Gators Work On Passing JACKSONVILLE (U P I ) — The Florida Gatora boned up their passing offense with two drill* Christmas Day in pre­ paration for their Dec. 29 meeting with Penn State in the Gator Bowl here. L e f t y quarterback Tom Shannon threw most o f the ( j i m s to highlight the drills. The sophomore, who baa been running the first unit on o f­ fense, toned to ends Hay Brown, Sara Holland. Floyd Dean and Bruce Starling. Sophomore halfback icnsation Larry Dupree and half­ back Jerry Newcomer were also targets for passes. Local automobile dealci fer their best buys to U •U n ified display a da. �*I M O E S Obtoves Christmas A t 'i Recent Meetup first-time visitor ; Mrs. Elisabeth Past N ob le Grands Install Officers A t Holiday Party Mrs. H aery Jsawsoe going ia i t prosidant. Other officers sire, Mrs. R. H. Beckham, vice president; Mr*. M ay Bubow, secretary end M r s 0 . C. Howard, treasurer.’ N ew officers fo r tho soar­ Ineteiling officers were, ing year wees installed with M rs Virginia Anderson, in* Worthy Metros, Mrs. R. E, H. Anderson, Jr., Mrs. Al­ burn Hector, Mrs. Estes, Mrs. Paul M arine, and Mrs. E. A. Brothereon. It wee reported that gifts bad been delivered to East­ o n Star titters aad brothers who ere shut-ins. Gifts were distributed from under tha treo by Harvey Dunn, assisted by J. E. Blackman, W. D. Causey and B. E. Peurifoy. Fruit eaha and coffee were served from • table centered with a Ma­ donna arrangement. meat of thair daughter, Hathryn Lauiaa, It Porter Lamar Downar, too of Mrs. Hattls iM gateo, 1700 Douglas A vc, Sanford, and Albert N. Down, or, of Sommcrvllte, Ga. Miss Patty was born In Jsrkeoovlllo. S h e attended schools there aad ia Sanford aad waa a anambar of the lt d graduating clgsa of Seminole High School While la high B school abo was ■ member of the Future Bomemaktrs of America and sang with tha Gies Club tha aatira Jour yean. The groom-elect waa bon la Lookout Mosmtaiu, Teas., atlauded nummorvillo H i g h School aad ia presently amployed hy the Food Fair Gro- M rs O U R AFTER K. Mrs. J. W. Charlton were coW 1v a a Christmas party at the Boudinot home in Mayfair. A color schema of red, gold and green prevailed througho q ljh p gaily decorated home. HOSTESSES AND TWO NEW MEMBERS of thu VAlI-l Officer* Wives attending • Christman party at tho home of Mrs. E. J. Boudinot Left to yight are Mra. J. W. Charlton, co-hostess; Mrs. D. Klett, Mrs. Boudinot and Mrs. Paul Honey, (Herald Photo) ! Honored With Birthday Party By Moua Grin,trad Nine playmates helped Tom Rhodes celebrate his 10th birthday last week at a party given ta his honor by his parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, at their borne on Cor­ tes Avo., North Orlando. Tho guests participated ta relay games and sveryone won a prise. Following tho game period the guests helped TOra open his gifts aad sang "Happy Birthday" to him. A largo cake with white icing aad decorated with • blue lake, • Jungle, a rod vol­ cano, dinosaurs and a candle that made tho volcano appear to b* erupting. Other decorations Included both Christmas and birthday •rraagoments. A Urge stream­ er across the table road, "Happy Birthday Tom ." Among the many presents ho rocelvod was aa electric aach lae gua aad • pocket watch, from hte parents. As the guests deported, they re­ ceived a Christmas package with a small surprise gift as favors. Make aura you have every­ thing oa your grocery Ilit be­ fore you got to tho cn abler. Unless you era on experi­ enced rook, don’t try out a m w r o d s * on groats. tjcUidM QbudsA Enjoys Gala J. Boudinot and bostcsscs for a racent VAH-1 Officers Sorority Chapter H k ? refreshment table waa overlaid with a red cloth trim­ med in gold braid. The Christ­ mas tree was decorated with gold baiU and red berries. Tha mora than 90 women attending enjoyed refresh­ ments of coffee, eggnog, min­ iature sausage, cheese pas­ tries, individual pecan pies, decorated cookies and fruit caka. The three candidates for president of the Officers Wives Club were Introduced. They were Mrs. Nell Prudcn, Mrs. Robert Lovelace and Mrs. C. T . CovlU. The new proposed constitu­ tion was read to the group by Mrs. E. C. Frltsch. Baby cups were presented to new mo­ thers, Mrs. R. K. KUIy. Mrs. T. C. Garrett, Mrs. Paul Han­ ey and Mrs. E. R. Brewer. Mrs. Boudinot announced n change In squadron officers for the next sU months. Mrs. Roger Leonhard! will be the VAH-t represents tivo to tha Officers Wives Club, Mrs. Mi­ chael Durant, treasurer: Mrs. W. L. Goodman, bridge chair­ man; Mrs. J. S. Salisbury, publicity, and Mrs. J. D. Dur­ bin, telephone. Mrs. DeWit conducted a PA LM C1RCLR Member* o f the Palm Circle short business meeting and combined the December meet- member* anawrred the roll call inR with a Christmas party with aoma flower, bird or and luncheon at the Hamilton plant, with the tame initial aa Bouse, In Fern Park. To tio tight, aecuro pack­ Hosteseea for the Yuletlde her name, and told about bar ages to be mailed, use wet party wera Mra, Helen P. De- ■election in detail. string. It shrinks as U dries W it and M ri. George Round*. A rlalng vote o f thanka was and thus gets tighter. A large decorated treo In given to Mr*. Blanton Owen, the entrance hall created a for her work with decoration* holiday atmosphere aa tho i for the Gaden Club Bataar, at guest* gathered around a lung tha Civic Canter, Member* table In tho banquet room, Tha voted to pay Individually for table, covered with a white the Palm Circle's quota to th* linen doth, held a low ar­ new Garden Center. rangement o f white glittered Other* a t t e n d i n g war* potneettlae w i t h Brasllllan Mmee. Wad* Oarner, Harry C. pepper* extending to each and Oakra, IL II. Duncan, Blanton of the table. Owen, Alton 1L Parker, Mar­ Place cards were miniature tin Stineclpher, William Hardgreen candles and tlnael nut la, Cheater Scott, L. A . Mu*cups, mad* by tho hostess**. grove, Fred U. Kipp and two The luncheon consisted o f a guest*, Mrs. Arthur Lambert Christmas menu with all tha and Mr*. Uarry P. Newton, o f trimmings highlighted with D*Bary. baked Alaska dessert. It was served In replicas o f a garden pot with real rod and whit* Invited to tha reception and mums and holly berries grow ­ the wedding? Then be aura to ing out o f tho meringue. answer your Invitation. Holiday Parties Theta Epsilon Chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi recently held a Christmas party for the children o f the members of the sorority. The party waa held at tho home o f the Rick Walker's on Washington Avo.; Children were entertained with game* and cartoon m ovtei, and at the appointed hour, each child received a gift which Santa had left under the pret­ ty Chrlatmaa tree. After an hour of fun, refreshments of punch, Christmas eookles, and candy canes were served to the little guests. That evening another par­ ty was held at the home of tite Bill Rivero's la Pinecrest This party was for members o f the sorority and their husbands. After ■ cocktail hour, a buffet dinner was served. Later In the evening, Beta Ruddy gifts were exchang­ ed. All the husbands were surprised with little gifts, and there were many laughs over some of the funny gag gifts that were given. One of the highlights of tho evening was a "Lim bo Con­ test," and everyone agreed that Mrs. Paul Lewis was tho most proficient limbo dancer. C o u p l e s enjoying the evening were the Tom Large ns, Jock Ericksons, A1 Davis', Paul Lewis', Randell Reynolds, Don Smiths, Jack Littles, Dick Houghton's, Stuart Stetsons, Bob McKee's Joe Colons'*. Chuck Kruse’s, Art Lee's, Walt Bohannon’s, Don Cahill's, and Wally P ea­ cock's, PEN N EY'S GIANT WHITE GOODS SEASONS G R E E T IN G S MARY ESTHER'S ■ring Fashion* 200 N. Ju*t PARK For AVE. You' rolls Into town W EDNESDAY J A N U A R Y 2nd All Paimay shaats raducadl Store-wide values I V Check your calender... Pont miss these big savings I The annual Christmas par­ ty o f the UPW o f the Com■unity Presbyterian Church o f Lake Mary waa held at tho home o f Mrs. Joe Smathers, on Laks Emma, fol­ lowing the Association meet­ ing. A U rg e Christmas tree, docoratcd and lighted, waa the ouUUndlng attraction ia tho U rge living room and gifts to be exchanged were cluster­ ed near the organ. Mrs. James M. Thompson led the prayer for the Mis­ sions of the day and the devotion was given by Mrs. Smatbcrs. After a short busi­ ness session, the program part was concluded with a prayer circle. Christmas carols were sung ted by Mrs. Ted Brooklyn at tho organ. Gifts w ere distri­ buted and the Secret Pals between tha members for the past year were revealed. Refreshments were served In the dining area from a U rge round U b le with e colorful Christmas centerpiece. Members attending were: Mmes. P. D. Anderson, Rich­ ard Beebe, Clifford Cordon, Frank Evans, Kibble Wilke, John Reaves, Don Smith, Ruth Goble, Ralph Williams, Fanny Leffler, Harry Sanddusky, Bernice Sink belli, Richard P. Rllley. Ed Zim­ merman, W. B. Harrison, Ted Brooklyn, Ruby M. Linden. Charles Sassmsn, Marie Lowe, Mabel Brown, J. D. Parkinson, Marion Lee, M. H. Rice, Richard Keogh, F.E. Donaldson, C. W. SJoblom, James Thompson, E 1n a r Turning, H. M. Gleason, A. P. Forsbay, John Pillcy, AroMrs. T. E. Mead o f VAH-5 lyn True, Horace Cochran, laft fo r the Med to Join hsr Robert Rugcnsteln, W. C. husband fo r tho Christmas Hopkins and A. E. Freese. holidays. In honor o f this Mrs. H. A. Lackey honored her with a coffee recently in her Loch Arbor home. A fter o brunch o f egg souffle end English muf­ fins, Jean wee presented with a shopping bag full o f travel D YED r K t C article* from tho squadron. 1 D AY KEKVICE Guest* tnctuded the O ffi­ cers Wives o f VAH -5 and ANFO RD _ Mrs. Leigh Ebert, Mrs. O. W. You Have Never Saved So Much On Quality Fabrics Until You See Our Selection First — The Stock Is Low Getting Ready For The New Spring Fabrics Mrs. Mead BUT THE PRICES ARE LOWER Joins Husband "Cone Mill*” Quality For Holidays CORDUROY Prints fir Solids FA B R IC SH O ES McQuIre, Mrs. J. L. Shipman, and Mrs. 'E . J. Kingsbury. hob v*en 207 W . lMt S t # j O Reg. 11.19 to 8 M 9 Yd. Yd. TW ILL BACK VELVETEEN 1 5 >9 Per Yard All Colors Rog. $2.98 Our Complete Slock Of BROCADES and W O O L K N IT S Keg. 13.00 Yd. ft 0 1 1M ■ P«r Yd. Warm ft Fluffy M Reg. 49c Vslue Reg. 49c Value Yd. 5 * 36" to 40” Printed C H IN T Z and Polished Cotton • NoUu Makers • Favors Reg. $1.49 Or M Yd. B reakfast B u ffet WE 3 Include* Tax S Tiro Make Rraarvatioau ARE HERE TO SHOP ONE OR ALL PLEASE FOUR Now FA 2-8800 Dress Optional REMNANT shop HWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE % DEAR ABBY: What la w m « with a woman who pteteotte not to kaow that har hoabaad la havta# an , affair with a neighbor whan every­ body aba knowa it? 1 told her lost aummar and aha luat toothed and ■aid aha didn’t beheve i t But 1 no* tka aha ia beta* weight and looka carrying on with her husband is al­ ways at their house acting like aha ia • good frioad to tho wifo whan aha just wants to ho around tha husband. Bow can I got tho poor wifo to raslbe this woman ia ataailag har husband right from under I m t nose? GOOD NEIGHBOR DEAR NEIGHBOR: Anyone who would presume to tell a M ind that her husband waa having an affair with another woman doesn’t know the moaning of friendship. Your Ima­ gination could bo working overtime. Gly# it n root And root your mouth, to cover tha twelve Western States in ten days. • a • DEAR ABBY: Whan my parents aaw my report card they told me I couldn't fo to any o f tha achool dances onto after next report card time. My steady went to the achool dance without me last Friday nifht and I heard he had a good time. When I aekad him about It, ha said he didn’t eae anything wrong with going, and besides he only -danced tho alow ones with Ms old tiri friend. Do you think ho should hart gone to tho danco without me. and danced tho alow omo with his old fill? Answer soon. I am toady' to brook up with him if you think ho is wrong. GROUNDED R m y s 7:30-1 p. m. (NBC) The Vtr> finlan. MA Man From The See." (Color) Lovely Corel Lyaley prevee her haaatlfU face is eeUy pert o f her oareer ■seats She caa act, tael Wtm plays oat o f twe sisters being wooed by a sailer who hoe left the sea to find a house aad W *f» Tn® w h U b I N w ITV l through stories o f fe r-e ff leads blended with epritely sea songs etrikeo op a trian­ DEAR GROUNDED: I don’t sea gle between him end the sis­ anything wrong in your boy friend ters that lends to a sticky sitegoing to tha dance without you. Offer tUon—sticky with bleed. Tsai him Ilia freedom. He seems to want Try on aad Shirley Knight ese i t And get your grades up ao you featured with star James DEAR ABBY: I hurt boon barcan go to the dances and protect your Drury, Lee J. Cobb, Doog Mc­ to theraaedrasm over nod over and own interests. Clure aad Gary C larks I wofldor if It moans anything. I e e * 7:80 - 1:10 p. a . (A B C ) drawn that I am • big bird, soaring DEAR ABBY: H y mother lost Wagon Train. "The Sam Dorthrough the air. I can view tho cities her wedding band last May. My land Story." I t ’s oa t veteran and , mountain* and water below Dad id no longer living. 1 am won­ emcee A r t Liakletteria firs t clearly, but 1 always havo tho dering If it would bo proper for a eon appearance ea a straight act­ o f not boing able to cover. to buy Ida mother a wadding ring or, aad hia first e ffs r t ea this territory. Dooa it havo any mi and five it to her as a birthday series comes o ff rather Im­ lift THE SON pressively as a dedicated men trying to set ap a haven fo r DEAR DREAMER: 1’ra **aDEAR SON: I think it la a beau­ bomeleao hoys in hostile In­ Fraud” I’ll have to make a wild guess. tiful thought Try to got one like dian country. When oar train You sound like a salesman who has encounter* him and hia yeoth, fill group fat a dooortod ghost town, they consider hint a madman to settle th en , since there are not only Indians to contend with but a leek o f wa­ North's see no-trump rater. But they find ho goto Me done ao East could havo 1 aid from a surprising ooerca. apoaai la aot recommended mad# that contract. Finally 1:30-0:30 p. m. (A B C ) Going as a steady diet, but ha Jett bo decided agalaat I t Ha M y W ay. " A Saint F o t that ha should bid la view of also punted over hia opening Mama." Even the apparently laid. Had he opened a trump the oppooeot'a vulnerability. good acting hors c e n t over­ be would havo had a chauco come this unbelievable story. Ra fallsd to ihut out Beet, — -*• • * • --to boat tho band but Wait but nevertheless hia hid suc­ Richard Coate plays a n e k opesad hia partner's suit ceeded beyond a ll expecta­ steer with softness only fo r South took tho club trick, tions. his oiling mother (Renata led a heart to hia ace and East overcaOed with two Vannl). He steals the etatae continued with the Jab. Wait clubs and South Jumped right o f a salat, tho proxim ity o f A- O- - • to four hearts. West doubled which ha hopeo wilt r a n hia and North gave his prefer­ mother. When Uila folio, ho ence to four spades. East’s has hia hoods pick up Father double o f four apadea waa O’Malley (Gena K elly ) to ofdoubtful bees use ho know feet tho cur*—or also. South bad to have a trem­ 9-0:30 p. m. (C B S ) Tho Bev­ endous two suiter, but after erly Hillbillies. Boo Bcnadara ll West had doubled four •t, as Cousin Pearl, ehioeo In hearts. this episode oa she tries to woo and win Mr. Brewster. Tho Clampetts, back In the Oiarka fo r Christmas, pitch in to help Pearl, but are hard put to overcome Grandpa Wlneh’a Jealousy, as w ell as The half-wit housewife is body has told her It is and file newest newcomer to tete- that she Is almost hysterical (ton any time In any femin­ some o f their own eccentricit­ ine group Just by asking, ies, such as Elly May's weird vision commercials. to find it out for herself. "Which television commercial friends. Buddy Ebien stare Looking wide-eyed and Whether or not these lame­ with Paul Wlnehell, Donne slack-jawed, she rushes along brained ladles are selling the do you bate the m ost?" And nowadays the "win­ Douglas, Irene Ryan and Max in a baby doll voice, ooh-lng products they are paid to and ah-lng over her sponsor’s sell, 1 don't know. But it’s a ning" commercial, in almost Baer. product . . . plainly a gal cinch they are driving women any such discussion, ia given 0-10 p. m. (N B C ) The Perry who knowa nothing about around the borne screen* by one o f the half-wit house­ Como Show. Tonight’s the wives who equegla with de­ night to say, M8ho’o 8UII Won­ nothing except that the pro­ light over some washday pro- derful, duct ia Just as good as some­ as veteran dancing — •--- • star Eleanor Powell makes her T V denting debut, tooktog every bit as groat as tha did In films years ago. Another feature is singer Catarina V al­ ent*, the versatile European ( I ) Hamper Reem W E D N E S D A Y P . M. lls N ( I ) te r WXen star who dances and plays tho ( ) Leer* S»*elsh 0:St ( t ) W ara* Toucher guitar oa well as tho warble*. ( I ) Theakegtvtag r a ­ ID Qheeael * Newer**** rest She Joint Perry and M lu Pow­ ( t ) ARC t l ; ) « ( I ) Ft*r Tear Base* M l ( I ) Editorial ell in o medley o f songo from ( t ) 1 Lev* Leer 1:1* (aj Magi* Momeala I* ( I ) Ann OeUiera U s e tho letter’s old movie*. Parry ■porta H ill (I> Price t* NlgXt t i l l ( I ) Atlaatle Weather also sing* a medley from "M r. ( * ) Tka MrCeye ( ! ) Mld-FI*. Kvealng President" and MUs Powell ( I ) Jen* Wyasga PreFoil tent* teach** tho whole gang a Up( I ) Neweeepe New* l t : l l < » Coaeeatratlea I : t l ( I ) Kdltorlai Conm tit ( i ) Pet* a a u tr e (S) Sport* I ’letur* <•> Tear* Fer A Bear • :t* ( I ) W **tk*r Shaw Service II.IS tt> Tear FI ret lapretKM* atee ( I ) I.,(,n 4 of Wi.lt < f) Love ef !Jfe Karp ( t ) Krai* Far* Shew t:iS ( I ) I n n r l N*w* M M Sanford Avo. F A 3-t9M 0:1* (* ) Sport* R*p*rt • (0) Meatier - HrlakMf THURSDAY P. M. (* ) HI I p e r t in ii! Zealtk Color TV Sola# I M I ( I ) Herrt * * * * * * * * T:** ( I I Tk* Ixputr New* (* ) Blograpkr (0) Hsiabow R a n <• k 10:0c ( t ) Truth *r Ceaee( t ) Father Knowa Beet Partr t l : l l ((* Ouldlng Light It** ( I ) Wagoa Train OPEN 11:45 (f> tear (or Tomorrow I I ) CBS Rsporta 11:14 ( 1 ) Uld-Dar Report LAST D A T ( ! ) Th. Virginia* 11:11 tl> NBC Now* Report 1:14 <*) Tk* Tklrd M i* ELVIS PR E SLE Y hi ( t ) Tk* R*b*l* 1:11 (t> New* and Weather ( I ) Mefto of Mu,l* ’G IR L S ! G IR L S ! G IR L S !” ( I ) doing Mr W *r • :•* ( I ) Hawaiian Kp* ( I ) Mid-Fla. Report l i l t ( I ) L a m ia * IS) Parr7 Como ( ! ) Th* Rovtrtr H1U t i l l (l> lllmaastioe STARTS TOMORROW kllllot M l <l> Dltk Van Dyke It’s the n#w’ Ikaw entertainment ( I ) Our Man Hlgglaa 11:1* (St Naked Cltr miracle, ( t ) Tka E ltrinlk Hour with aH those H i u. a attai Hour a. at*oi 1I:M (t> Mawtoop* wonderful (S) ABC Final R*p*rt ( I ) Ck. S llapori* tl:ta ( I ) Mid-Fla. N*w* that ora T O N IT E a THL'RS. 11:11 ( I ) W*atk*r ( I ) Waathar 11:11 ( I ) Tkaat.r CARLOAD PASS NITE tl:SS ( I ) Taalta Bkaw 11:11 ( I ) Hollywood Mavis 7:M a 10:40 Calve ead* By Oswald Jacoby M e JJts (dam an You know there 13.2 Cu. n . is a year end per­ , •:r * IA * R I T Z sonal properly tax on all inventory ol R EF R IG ER A T O R approximately 5%. ELECTRIC B IG 12 LB .C A P A C IT Y passing our inven­ • Turku Type pump W ater 8 * tory tax savings on to you. All Mer­ chandise must be delivered by December 29, 1962. iL T H U R S D A Y A . M. M l SU T:M T ill 1:1* M l l:M M l 1:1# 1:11 I:** (I) (|) (I) tl) Sura on Sign On Wak* t p MovU* Farm Mark#* ReFeet ( I ) Nawi * Waathar t l ) Todap ( I ) Pra-Schiol Plaaaleg ( I ) 'Mleklt'a a*«p *l Tima" ( I ) Captat* Kaagara* ( I ) MUktp Kvaaa Skew ( I ) Waatkar aad New* (S) Todap ( I ) China*! I Nawar*«m ( I ) Cert**avUI* ( I ) Jatk Lalana Skew ( I ) Tkaekffivm g Dap FUm* T H E BADLANDERS' Ern**t Bor gain* la Cater P k a A t 14# Only A te* Ladd # 4 . Speed Changer fag 7-10 4 I r Records # g o a l Channel Amplifier T H E GAZEBO” # Genuine Hardwood Cabinet # Diamond Stylo* to Ceramic Cartridge STAR TS N E X T SUN. (F irst Snnfard Showing) 'Birdman O f A lcstrss” Bart Lancaster COMING SQON "Judgm ent A t Nurem berg” I ST A RT S S U N D A Y p e ^ ‘ FR EEZER By Ruth M ille tt Seminole TV Lightweight - Napped PRTD. CHALLIE 2 T V T im t Prwfews By Abigail Von B u m TV RENTAL •< PRTD. OUTINGS y 1Q c Dancing from 9 P. M. M ae Myera, installing — —M l end M r s Chariee Cols in­ stalling chaplain. M rs Clarence Snyder, re ­ tiring president wsa present­ ed her peat president pin and also a personal g i f t from the dab. Plans wsrs made fo r tha hanqoet to he held at the Cirie Center, Jan. 10 honor­ ing M r s Mae Keradon, presi­ dent o f the Rebekah Assem­ bly o f Florida and also fo r the covered dish sapper to bo held Jan. 7 fo r the Rebekaha and Odd Fellows a t the Odd Fellows Hell. Gifts were sent by the d a b to the guests a t the Odd F e l­ lows Home ia Gainesville. A g if t exchange followed the meeting sad the revealing o f the names o f secret pale fo r the peat year. Refreshments w ere served by the hostess to M rs De­ laney Beecher, M r s D. C. Howard, M rs M ay Rabow, M rs R. A . Fatreli, M rs V i c tor Greene, M rs Mae Myers, M rs M ery Jameson, M r s Henry Jameson, M r s Virginia Anderson, M rs R. H. Beckhem, M r s Brodle Williams, M rs Chariee Cole, M r s Floyd Athow, M r s Clarence Bnydcr end tiro guests Mrs. Roth Schotts o f Kent, Ohio and M rs W . L. Roche o f Sanford. Beginning Wed., Dec. 26Hi MISS KATHRYN PETTY MISS FLORA MAE RICHARDSON (Gunman Photo) Mrs. f officer, ^ ■ I S E W AND S A V E ^ H VAH ’ 1 Wives Enjoy Christmas Party Tom Rhodes MRS. HENRY JAMESON, new preaidant of tho Past Noble Grands Club, left, received the gavel from retiring president, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, at installation ceremonies. (Hera|ld Photo) stalling • �w>- . y i : .-.i',-. I —«— r * - ■r- tv SrHtS’ r--. & • A ’ , -h•• ■...e WAAHliraTOlf (OTT) — Vis Air Fe»uS pratoMr wta Ib M M i M W m w » * ** k n fliMt mdhi OUT OUR WAT fr ith OH*toal!y, tha word "artU o" M U t Mfooa*t •I propar- p U latlff JOHN W U X I AM na fraqotntlp applied to domestie aa Imale eolleetiraly, neb se fosta, sheep sad twins. Legal Notice + * * * •+ * off Florida, ta Prahata. la re tha Batata aft MAROARKT X. HAINES Daeaasad FIN AL S ffT K S Notice la hereby siren that tha underalsaed will, on tha llth day of January, A. D. HIS, praaaat to tha Honor­ able County Judya o f Semi­ nole Caanty, Florida, hla final return, account and ro usher e, aa Administrator of the Batata of Marsarat E. Haines, doceased, and at aald lima, than and thara, make application to the said Judas for a final oattlamant o f hla administra­ tion of tald aatato, and for an order dlsehnrglar him as such Administrator. Dated thla the ttth day of December, A. D. IMS. Aa Administrator o f the Batata of Marsarat B. Hainan Deceased Publish Dec. M, I M l A Ana. I. », Iff, IMA described real property, or any part tharaof. tha aama tylns, balss had situate la Seminole 'County, Florida, te-w lti The Want H alf fW H ) of the Northwest quarter (N W M ) of the Northeast quarter (N B ti) of Sactloa Twenty-three f i t ), Township Twenty ftff) South. Raaffts Thirty-two t i l ) Bast. NOTICE IS HBBBBT OITBN that a proceedlay, or suit to quiet tltla haa beta brousht asalnat you, aa defendants, la tha Circuit Court. Ninth Judi­ cial Circuit o f Florida, la aad CDD-ffl mail or bring this coupon sta rv m g / and have the Sanford Herald LOOKOUT/ delivered daily to your door for O n ly ..................... Address Phone No. Homes—n o m o A we « o hossm- and ABOUND 1RWDBSA flfk . 1WT OONT STANT PCU. 60 AFTOt mem. . _ i4\V+a . - V *-v* ; \ ROBINSON. D tllM U l M n n wr i t n m n t r n aam t W l O V U ll ANN ROBINSON pines et rasldaaca ’ le unknown NOTICK U HERXBT O IV. KM that thara haa baan filed la tha shoes at|IM aaaaa A Counterclaim by tha Da fan. dant wherein tha rallaf aoaaht la a Dlrorea and tha aatlra earn, eaatady and eoatral at tha atla or child. JOHN W IL ­ LIAM ROBINSON, IIL Thaaa praaaata ara ta aaaaa aad ta require yon ta flla year writta» defence e. It any, ta tbs aald Counterclaim aad ta aaraa a copy tharaof apoa Dafaadaat'a attoraay on ar ba­ ler tha Iffth day at January, X D. IM*. otharwlaa a Da. area Fro Confaaao will ba ontarad stalnet yea and tha came proceed aa parte. WITNESS my hand aad offlelal aaal at danford, Seraiaela County, Florida, thla Jrd day of December. A. D. 1111, (SKAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, J r, Clerk of tha Clraull Court In and For Seminole Caanty, Florida Byt Martha T. Vlhlaa, D. C Gordon V. Frederick Attorney for Dafandaat t r i. lt t North Park Arcana P. & Baa m i Sanford, Florida Publlah Dae. I, II, It, PA CDD-tl �•te SWEETIE PIE - *» jm _ -WIL. Office 201 W. Pin t ELECTRONIC ORGANS • m f e * a * sU mekee, Work Rmw t e i l Tu rn A Coun­ try- T . V „ IMS f x . Dr., HEATING . a. a. pop* go. inc. M I l » , F a i t Ara. FA u m Bedroom Reuse, kitchen equipped. DM Douglas Are. FA u m . DISCOUNT SHOW , " w i k ^ suitcases, s t o a t * t w u bags, Surplus City. H t la*. FRUIT, G IFT PACKKD peg axpreae. B e g f 'i Mar t o t MM la a M N Pfc. F A A R M . CARNIVAL It P iyi To l i e The HERALD Want Adi. By Dick Turner R E N T A BED lailaw ay, Baapltal A Bahy Bada'~\ By Day. Waak. or Booth CAR BOLL’S FURNITUBB ph. f a m m i u s m . m m . ’Awright, l*dy,vwhere’s tha fire?” S Bedroom homo with Flor­ ida to o n and* kitchen •quipped. ITS month. Call 323423* lor Information. n tog W W W cat’KT or t — warm n o total, cm* etrr or a n roa tan . s o u cornTT. n o a iD t. CHANCERY SIX U M FOR SAVINGS, i m t it u t j o m id. Doctor! Now l*m fully it yoar*a fashions!" By Galbraith 3IDE GLANCES Datentnnts n o t ic e o r balm n o t ic e u h b h k b t otv*1* that on tha llth day at Janoarr. 1848. at tliOS A U at tba main 4«er e l the Court Mousa at Samlnol* County, at Sanford, Florida, tha eadera aad Clark will offer for a to tha bisheet and bait bidder for caeb the futlowina deacrlbed real property: t o t I and Ike Eaat la feat o f t o t », Block lt. BREAM WOLD, ________ acaordina to tko plat tharaof aa racordad In Plat Book t, Pag* It* Publto Hacorda o f Saialnol* County, Flor* Ida. logalhar with all atruotarar, Improsamanl*. flitu rx , appllone**. and appurunanaaa an •aid Itnd ar uaad la oonjunaUoa tbarawlth. Thla aal* la mad* pursuant to final dtert* of foracloaura outarad In Chant-ary action No. H is t now paudlntf In ih* Cir­ cuit Court o f and fur tteinlnul* County. Florida. DATED this Hat day ef Dacambar, tlt l. (SEAL) Arthur H. Baekalth, Jr, Clark o f th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlan Andaraon, Rush, Dtan Lowndss A van dan Barg Atlornaya fur Plaintiff SIS Eaat Ctntral Avanua Orlando, rierldo Publish Deo. II. lttl. CDD-ia. La keview home with lake privileges in South Sylvan Lake Shorn. 3 Bedrooms aad I baths. Alr-CewtiUonod. Phone F A 3-THtt. Unfurnished g h o d r o o m house, ggg Escambia. Ph. F A 3 0TT4. rtotntlff. JAMBS t o u t s MARKHAM, at at tn v i n e n t e r r r c o c r t o r THH SIVTH JUDICIAL CISSccrr m ssn roa bkmu s o l i: c o c s rrr, n o e i o A . Office Nights in cn tsc a a r no. laeea Nicely furnlihed Apartment lo r young couple. 130 3 Bedroom houso, kitchen equipped. Near shopping month Include! water A MARIE KINMET, center. PA 3-4411, If no Elect. Ow> entrance. 10* Dcftndaat as a v e r call after 6 p.m. A Holly. F A 3-140. ACTION FOR DIVORCE CARROLL. K1NNBT, JR.. Plaintiff TOi-Marle Xtaaey •S lU g w ,' T Animal------■ Laaa dathrd 11D..U.I ltu.ll t . « itaar ^ SS£» FA M i l l FA 34641 3234700 3124 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Handling real estate. an jarnmoui Brlllah Khuol Z7 Roman emptier ar -S Filth 43 Caattuma . » ProbOKH 4., Pvruarr 31 Lncloaad 47IU pptaas»n Square nLaase id 33 CblraKa • ------ 4*H)l«X mammalrates te llandk-.l VJ LaBib af 40 Cut 1 i i 12 M Ham’s tati 41 Oritatal coin 4d Slava aalatly u 4 JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR >1 Sunland Estates Homes VA . NO •S’ fasarate tala ettaafo MTaBar •4 Saaks flax DOWN t Warmer* 2 %*UK*t UtU u 5* XT s r I T D 41 6T hi <r DOWN PAYMENT LM N n Sales aad Service Free estimates la advance Fraa home damaiuUaUoa CALL FA 2*5783 Alan’s Fabric A Ruga MS* Park Dr. of Sales A Service O. M. HIGH U M W. 1st St. Santod Ph. FA M in ENTERPRISES SURE DEATH IN U C T D CIDER, aad agrayor fu r*. RehrlgartUon • Air-condition­ ing men needed. We train you. Write Commercial Trades institute Box 11, c/t Sanford Herald. pet attempeoers FRBB wHh AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Wlndkhleld Door Glnaa Back Gli Vent GL purchase ef Blue Unite* Shampoo. Carrod'a Furni­ ture. Senknrlk Glass and Paint Company » H Magnolia Ph. TA 3-4023 SAamuma aic nbatned. Black A tan. g Months old. AU shots. 339-1701. Gateway Tn The Waterway Robaon Sporting Gooda , Your EYINRUDB Dealer You can Qnd anything you need advertised ip the Her­ 3644-1 E. lit PtL F A M M I ald by Sanford merchants. 38. H otoreyctea - Beoolw Beautiful Camellias in bloom GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Grapevllie Ave. Near 30th St. 38. Furniture Sell Us Your Furniture, Quick Sorvlce With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST FA 34677. HAPPY H0LLERDAYS AT H O LLKUS of a A M 'O I I D IH1NTIAC Station Wagua 4 Doer, Fully Equipped 4 4 FALCON Elation W age* 4 Deer, StandartM Jhm ^ HUICK 2-Door llan llep Mpeeial FALCUN 3 Door ttedan Standard UIIKYHLEU 4 Door Wladaor Automatia A n d ^k l^O m d . rilE V H O L K T I-Door. « CyL, Aulomatlc Tran*._____________ . J. VV. Hall, Realtor r l" T~ i- r- rr rr "T" ir rr rr type* Furnished lovely 2 bedroom t »»t North Deiblgay at. Now Orleans. DsulaUn* Apartment. Lake Ooklen. TOU ARB HERBBT NOT I110 N. Park Avenue Lake privileges. FA 14374 VIED that suit for d ln r n Phono 3334161. kM I l i a braught aad le p«nOIna atalnst you ta th* akovo styled Court at naaford, l*m l13. I l e r t g n g e L a s m nols County, rtortda aad you g Room furnished house. A-]. ar* k*r«by rtqulrtd te file 1110 Mo. FA 2-0337. 3010 MORTGAGE LOANS your Answer ar other elMdtna la Mid m u m and M rri * Sanford Ave. FHA and C o o v u t lo u L , . copy of the oaate open ru in Commercial *A' * R e id w Q B (lira attornty, Ptrvie P. LOCH ARBOR: S bedroom Swann, 1KH South Oraaao home, unfurnished, large Avanu*. Orlando, Klorld*. on or hoforo Iho 14th day of R e a lty rooms, excellent condition, g BEDROOM modern house, S t e n s t r o m January, 1141. Hartlu fall not, Kitchen equipped. F A 2-05*8. kitchen equipped, carport, •laa a Doura* Pro C?nfr»»o 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-3430 will ba outarad aaalnit you •forage, screened porch. Attractive 9 bedroom, a bath end aald cauaa will procM-l Quiet neighborhood. For as part*. homo. Fenced yard. Near Rent. Ph. FA 3 2401. (SEAL) MAS. US W. COleman Cir­ Arthur H. Baekwlth, Jr, Beautician wanted. Cut ’ N Clark o f Clroult Court cle. F A g-7494. W BLAKA APARTM ENTS: Curl Beauty chop. I l l Pal­ Bamlnolo Cuunty, Florida Rooms private beths, 114 By: Martha T, Vlhlvn metto Avo. FA 3-0634 or tiaputy Clark W. First St. F A 2 M il. Parvla P. Swann Attornar for Plaintiff I Bedroom furnished Apart­ l i l t * South Ornnga Avaaue m ent Inquire Leonard’s Orlando, Florida Publish Doe. It. tl, I I * Auto Clinic. 2664 8. HlawaA W ATKINS ROUTE in this Jan. l. 1MI. tha or caU FA S-6611. Ik T ill! CIMCI. IT COURT OF ODD-lt area is open for semi-re­ THIS .HVTM JUDICIAL CIR­ tired man. o r lady. Many IN THE CIRCTIT COURT nV 1 Boom in private home with CUIT n r a s o ro w ommi. 12. Real EnUtp For Sale TIISB NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ semi-re Ured people are SIH.K t o e v r v . FI.ONIUS. ieml-bath and private en­ CUIT, IA AND FOR ar.wiC H A v ia a v vu. t » t * New I Bedroom, 3 bath borne. earning 430.00 to floo per trance. 433 month. Double NOLK UOlNTV, FLORIDA SPRINUFIKLD INSTITUTION No cash needed. H I a CMANCRHT CASH NO. 1ST** week depending on time de­ bed. Call between 3 and FOIl SAVINUS. rUIntlff. MtlHTUAUK FOMKCLOaURH month, Taxaa It Insurance voted to the business. May­ • p. m. FA 2-3633. ORACH MAE IIAUHCIIILD, a v*. Included. 322 8063. be you can qualify. For EUGENE D. IIK1UIIWAT, at widow Plaintiff, personal Interview in your us. 3 Bedroom. 1 bath, terrasD*f«n4eate. va, area, write J. If. McUarTHOMAS J. OALVIN and V V tllH OF BALE so floor. Concrete block. In Ity .Willlaton, Florida. notice in hereby oiv - JEAN M. OALVIN. hie wit*: West Sanford. Out of Gigbt EN that on Ih* llh day of and INA W. LEVT NOTItSS OF SUIT pattern. Large corner lot. 19. Situations Wanted January, ISIS, at ll:M A. M. Dafrndsnta. at tho main -lour of Ih* Court Small equity and assume TUt lit A W. I.KVT lluu>* of tfomlnol* Cuunty, at I I Middle no%d mortgage b a l a n c e . VA Children kept. FA 2-41*3. Sanford, Florid*, th* under••yvlllt. Raw Tark •Ifntd Clark will offar far monthly payment |77. Pb. T a « art haraky aatlflad P A IN T INSIDE OR OU1 u la ta tho hlahwi and bait FA 3 (uoo. blddar for ao*h tha fullawlag that A suit for forsblaaura of FREE ESTIMATE tnartasa* haa baan f Had In tioacrlkad raa| pruparty: F A 2 9180. toil S. Uluuk C, CuUNTHT tbt Circuit Court of tba CLUB MA.NOU. UNIT NU. Ninth Judlalal Cltcult in and I'-unilng 4 Repairing. Free according lu (ha plat for Samlnula Cuunty, Florida, tharaof aa racurdad In Plat ea tilted •stlm ites. Work guaran­ Huuk II, Pag* l>'>. Public on vce MAE MAUSCMILD, a P ro p e rty teed. Fred Reettger. Ph. Hacorda of Samlnola Coun­ widow, F U lallff ty. Florida. FA 2 0136. WKK1VA RIVER ESTATES (ugathar with all atruotur**, va THOMAS J. IIALVtN and Impruvaaianta. flatur.a, appllApproximately 2',a acres, with 31. Ileuuty Sufous » » > -a. and appurtvnanaa* on JEAN M. HALVIN', hi* wlfa; 130 ft. on river, te mile off aald land or uaad la aonlunu- •ad IKA W. LEVT. Dafaudanta tluii tharawltb. Rt. 46 Cut *N Curl Beauty Siiop Thla aala I* mada purauant •nd you era raquirad ta fll* 311 Palmetto FA 2 0834 to flual dacra* uf foracloaura $ 4 ,5 0 0 aatarad In Chancary action No. Call FA 2-6473 after 1:00 p.m. Cuurt anj tu v*rv* a <-upy lsatw now ponding In tho Cir­ 21. E le c tric a l S e r v ic e * cuit Cusrt of and fur Sami- tharauf upult II. KNOX BETTINHII Al'e, Attorp.ya for ROBERT A. WILLIAMS nulo Cuunty, Florida. FR IG ID AIRE DATED tbia Slat day of Plaintiff, ISO rfuuth Kaowlav Realtor Sales k Service . Avanua, Winter Park. Flor­ Dt<-tmb*r. 1S4J. Raymond Umlquist, Asaoc. ida. an ar bafura tha ISlh day Hutue Wiring. Free Estimates (SEAL) FA 3-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric Arthur H BacSotlk, Jr, of January, IMS, atharwlt* CUrk of Ik* Clrault Caurt Harr** Fro Canfavaa will ba •nterad aaaln.t you far tha 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 14118 By: Martha T. Vlhlan rallaf dvwandtJ In tha Cunt, Deputy Clark plaint. Andaraon, lluali. Daa'i, H IE TIM E TESTED FIRM 23 1'lu m h ln g H e rv ic e * Tha r.al property that I* Lowndaa A van dan It-rs 118 N. Park Ave FA 34123 th* vubjaul malttr of *a>d Attornay* for Plaintiff murtaagv fortdatura ault la PLUMBING Its Eaat ('antral Avanua I-OA f. LEee tba Eavt ISS Orlando, Florid* Contracting k Rapalrs ft. af Am .nd.t plat af FREE DELIVERY DRUID PARK, banrord. Florida, aaourdlng tu th* "C all Hall’* TA 2-3641 R L. HARVEY plat tharauf at raourded 2344 So Frenrb Ave. 2u4 Sanford A te. FA 2>3UJ In Flat Buuk T, paa** 2 •nd a. Public Records N U T RESPONSIBLE •amlawla County, Ftarld* I will pwt to reapeaaibte |<0EAL> Arthur H. Bvakwlth, Jr., fo r aay debts Incurred by Clark Circuit Court •ayona othar than myaalf. By: Martha T. Vlhlan D.puty Clark W alter K. KoelUr Jr. Publish Dae. lt, |( * Jan. S. t. 1141. CDD-14 7 ^ 1 * . . . and -Situate Thanks to the N O T RESPONSIBLE _/ many Iluota-Ownera o f Tao 'u 1 (Jracit Estates and Longdate for 1 will not to rrapooaibte their confidence in ua and to all far any debts incurred by bui-oeta aupply houses and our loyal aub-contractoi* 3 - BEDROOMS. 1. V/t 1 2 BATHS onyone other than myaalf. with wh;ut we have hod auch pU.-aauut dealings dur­ II. K. T IL L M A N JK. ing tha past year. LOW M O NTH LY PAYM E N TS V A • Conventional k FH A Financing WVII endeavor to malntaio your faith aad good mill ---------------------• ---------------------NO T RESPONSIBLE Sunland Estates • On 17-92 (3 Mi. So. uf Sanford) Sateo Office tel. flonaa In vide Entrance I will not be raeponaible KINGS WOOD BUILDERS. WC. for any debts Incnrred by Bolldara of Tao ’■ Gr-en and Longdate PH. FA 3-4474 anyone other than myself. Harold Logan. Praaidant JTM H U N T R E 4 L T Y , Sal** Aganl Thooita R. Hlaettugh Day a, FA 2-311* - Eva. A Sun. FA 2464S - 32J-07M St. Johns Realty indvr trier 8BW1NG MACHINE FRIGIDAIRE Legal Notice “ Mora s a y g t o te n d m e hom e w hen H’a 4 t ’olock e r I ( t t to o w ild , w h ich ever c o m e t a o o n ert" Senk*rik Glass sad Mai SINGER Lt gal Notict b f r in o f ie l d F A C T 0 A Y TO Y O U . . W IL L S D AILLSO , PUMPS, ALUMINUM B L O W IP R I N X I R SYSTEMS Enclosed toad, t o f r g m f 1*4* AU Type* and (Uses M m rail wife p i s * * rad*. ■ W f Repair aad S ervice. PlaaUe ar n j w tepee, GaL S T I N E tan a r g y t o ewd*. Machinery and Supply Co. n r W. tod St. F A 3-4433 C o m p ly LO M a S toto. PA. F A M M Give A Permanent Gift This Christmas Give A Holler New O r Used Car C A D ILLA C 4 Door Sedan DeVIlle Power And AJ^Corv^Mon ULDSMOHILK 4 Dour Hardtop Aulomatlc Anj^AJM j-m j. OLDSMOHII.F. 4 Doer Automatic. A t e C n o t L ^ P L Y MOUT H 2 Door, V-6 1 Q U PO N TIAC 4 Door Sedan * w W V Automatic T n t n * ^ _ ^ ^ _ 1 Q C Q C H K V K O LB r Blatlon YYngun • Y-4 Auto, P ow j^ gtearln jt lA U I QUO CHEVROLET 4 Door. • CyL Automatic NO PAYM ENT* L 'N IIL FEBRUARY 3 LOCATION* 211 E. 2nd FA 2-0711 8T. 28*4 O R LAN D O C ll 1-314* PARK FA y* �fK | ! . im m n i i n R I i * Bb i ^ & 1 1 3, HI ■ ■^ j k ir ifi . * . «► m \ M 1 ■ a C lN M - 29t CLAMS 4"«Jfc C0 CKTML?3 ~ t 9>___ ____ _ AMOUR ★ BORELESS CAMEO «TTM T •gMBEJHlIie k£l FttUKT B W NMHtt SLICED HAM ASSORTED COLD CUIS SMOKIE UNIS LADY FAIR L& COCONUT CONFETTI Men's ClubTo Meet TIM X M l G M ^ t M C u - m a n QUALITY ta b le t detergent SALVO (N tn 79a �% ✓ W in D w tof thn Christman ruth. B u ll m m (• downtown S U M rad found that be etaddnl get a Mat, Ha left a aate af thanks to A1 WOson at WUaoo-Mster rural* till*, who supplied • contort* obio aaat tor Mr. Claw ao • bo oouM greet area boys aad fllM. Kind-hearted service men. Navy first and weood class petty officers. Army and Air Foret teeh and staff tergoants contributed over $700 in cash for tbe children’s Christmas party at tbe AceyDcucey Club at tha Sanford NAS. The Herald gave cre­ dit for sifts to Sanford mer­ chants in Wednesday's paper. Generous though they are. the merebanta weren’t la on this one. AH credit goea to tbe service men and tbe Acey Deucey Club. The entire Sanford Klwania Club served as booorary pall­ bearers for tbe late Fred Wilson at aervicee today as a last memorials to their former lieutenant governor, who was held in the highest esteem by Me follow mem- Big new neon sign went up on tho Valdes Hotel Wednes­ day. The two ladder trucks f t and hoist attracted a great deal of attention as the huge sign was swung gently and carefully into It’s appointed Bicbe. • Jaycoes were scheduled to tour tbe Herald plant today, to see all the unseen mechan­ ical forces that mesb, move and roll alT- those ilerakls o ff til* presses. Sarepta Mono director Mia. Taamir Braden announced today that t » has bcoa » coired la doaatiooa to ,th# ImproTomcat fund and m m work oa the building will •tort Saturday. Me reben of the Ctawlbto ry Uooa Club visited the born* Wednesday and pra* •rated Mrs. Bradra with a chock tor MO which repre­ sent! the first of the club’s donation! to the fund. Tho preaentation was made by Clyde Beret and B n Evans, co-chairmen of tho organist* tion'n sight conservation committee. Making tbe donation to the home on behalf of tha club, Keren said, "This project merits the help of tbe whole county and wo hope ail the service and civic dubs in the area will get oa tbe wa­ gon and give tee Sarepta Home a helping hand.” The moot pressing improve­ ment needed by tbe home is a new steel fire escape to replace tbe present wooden structure which is to very bad condition, according to A. K. Shoemaker Jr., who la coordinator of the fund drive and advisor oa tbe technical aspects of tbe improvements. Mrs. Braden reported that Wednesday that motion pic­ ture film has been used to record the circulation' of blood inside tbe eyeball. The 14-hour, 10-minute voy­ age during the warm night was over calm seas. Crewmen of the freighter were moved at the sight of the refugees they carried. "A fter seeing them, I do not think I Bank Robber Has Short Career Jt&WA "bumming m-ound" ever since, Hall « « d he Iteram. tiou» after he »»t c e d »*• shabby, unshaven HolUn lurk«<•« behind the bank. ChrUtmas tree. Youths Meet WASHINGTON (C P I ) — More than 12.000 teenagers from all parts of America converged on the capital to­ day for a three-day religious rally sponsored by Youth for Christ International. Ricky To Wed LOS ANGELES (U P1) Singer-actor Rick Nelson and Kristin Harmon, daughter of sportscaster Tom Harmon, plan to marry tome time this spring. Harmon and hit wife, the former film actress Elyse Knox, announced the engage­ ment Wednctdey. Seaplane Missing SAN DIEGO, Calif. (U P I) —A Marlin seaplane with 13 officers and men aboard is missing from the North Is­ land naval air station, a Navy spokesman said. Names o f the five officers and eight enlisted man aboard were withheld pending notification of next of kin. Cilia’s restaurant was brok­ en into Tuesday night and tome cifarets and 300 pennies BERLIN (U P !) — Five atolsn. Ths thing that aggrav­ more East German refugees ated the management wasn’t escaped to West Berlin un­ tha clgaysta or the pennies, noticed by Communist border but whoever did it had the NEW YORK ( UP I ) — A guards, bringing to !4 the gall to eat a box of candy secret American satellite, ao number who have fled aince white engaged la their nefari­ sensitive it can U p Russian Christmas, West Berlin po­ telephons messages snd pin­ lice reported today. ous act. Four point mlsalte launch sites by men crossed tbe border early The tele Fred R. Wilson their radio guidance signals, today and another escaped took a great interest in the now is orbiting the earth. Wednesday night. history of Florida, had done a Kewawetk magasino reported lot of research in ths matter, on Wednesday. The robot Inspector, called OGDEN, Utah ( U PI >—Three and made many Interesting "Tbe Ferret," contains elec­ children plunged 300 feet to talks to civic groups on the early pioneering days of the tronic and electromagnetic their deaths Wednesday night state. At the time of his death, sensors to pickup clear, coded when they slipped on icy Mr. Wilson was working on his or scrambled transmissions rocks white trying to climb autobiography, which be call­ and relay them to United down a mountain near their State* listening posts, the homes. Tbe boy and two girls ed "After to Years." magasins said. It waa develop­ fell down a sheer cliff in the For some reason, when It ed by Lockheed A ircraft and Waterfall Canyon area about rains out in Cnsselbsrry, ths (R C A ), according to News­ two miles from the base of the mountains east of here, fire alarm sees fit to sound week. i off. It happened again this wsek during the downpour, WASHLVGTON (U P I) and all ths local firs teddies Vcnesuelan Embassy NEW YORK (U P I )—Stocks i Tbe dutifully turned out to watch Fir* Chief Paul Bates turn ths were irregularly higher to Wednesday dented allegations routine trading at the opening by tbe wife of former dictahowling thing off. today. Many brokers interpret­ , tor Marcos Peres Jimenes of l that he would be executed Downtown Sanford parkers ed Wednesday's s h o w •re reminded that the free strength in two ways: the be­ |if a U. S. court in Florida parking on meters went by the ginning of the traditional y e a r extradited him. Tbe embassy boards right after Santa Claus end rally snd a sign that the issued a statement pointing want through. Tickets are be- felling (or tax purposes bai out that VeneiucLa hqp do i death seoteoce. been overcome. •ing given bow. Children Die 9 BEN EVANS AND CLYDE KERCE OF THE Caaselbtrry Lions Club, present a check to Mrs. Tanmar Braden, director of the Sarepta Home, ed at dockside to carry tbe sick to hospitals. Besides the nine eommuaicabl a disease cases, there wen two ether persons requiring medical treatment. T h a passengers, mostly women and children, were in many eases Uterally alck with eacitament at their unespeeted opportunity to escape the Cuba of Fidel Castro and get to the United States. Tbe ship that brought them back was the same ooe that took a shipment of tha ransom supplies to Cuba to buy tbe freedom of captives taken So months ago during the'shoe live attempt to storm Cuban shores by an Invasion force. 5 More Escape • to insure tho aaxtam a nan of all dwisttone tor tha home's benefit Ha indicated that tha current program waa tha start of a tong raa«e plan to upgrade tho heme, and to eventually make poss­ ible the oapeaaton of the facility. , Dr. Frank Ltooe, County Health Director said today tea Sarepta Home la a most Important part of tbe afed care la tbe county and he urged everyone to "get be* bind the drive snd do all they can to help bring the facility up to ■tandard." Donations tor the fund can bo sent to Lorlng Burgess at the riorida State Bank, and checks should be made pay­ able to the "Sarepta Home Improvement Fund." FORT EVERGLADES (U P !) —Tbe freighter African Pilot, lookiag like a wartime hospital ship, docked here today with •22 Cuban relatives of the freed Bay of Pigs invasion prisoners. The black-hulled freighter, n big Red Cross smblaaoned on lt< side, actually was a float­ ing medical clinic. Authorities reported it carried nine cases of communicable diseases aboard. At least tour cues were measles among small children. Tbe sickness aboard tbe ves­ sel, however, waa not severe Falls, 8. D.. robbed tr bank epough for the African'POot to Blood Film ed with an F B I agent standing DURHAM. N . C. (L T D — be quarantined, the Red Cross behind him Wtdneeday and Duke University reported said. Three ambulances wait­ was arrested before he eould get the money in his pocket, next Oviedo council meeting Broke, hungry and t l r a d Jan. 7. Clerk Dot Courier's from a night o f sleeping at birthday is the ninth and the bus depot, Holtan decided Mayor Lee Gary’s is tbe to rob the downtown Hibernia Sixth. I Hank. • • • lie wrapped a transistor raMayor Gary says the big- dlo In a newspaper and then gest project the town bat at handed teller klaurecn Laval, hand is getting tbe A C L or 24, a note. It read: ffie State Road Dept, to re"This bomb in the newapaconstruct tbe new crossing per can blow up the whole downtown. If they don't, ad- block. 1 want |l,3oo. I'leasa he ditionsl auto mechanics will cureful." have to be imported to reShe handed over g 1,400. pair front end damage to Then the nun behind Holtan cars crossing the railroad In line—FBI agent Monte Hall tracks,he predicted. —asked Miss Laval, "H ave yuu • • e been robbed?” That adjourned meeting of Tha flustered teller nianagCity Commission w ill be at ed a nod. g p. m. today. On the agenda Hall collared Holtan before is a discussion o f the possl- he rould step away from the bility of the city acquiring window, the old post office building Holtan told authorities he sndusing U asa library. had arrived Saturday night • « * with no money end had been Enterprise resident, report they sre mighty happy those directional signs pointing the way to the community finally have been put up on the Interhi>hu»*. fared to denote a Saturday monlas's week time la the eauee, and else that autorial donations are being made, including one tor the asbestos to provide a ceiling tor the hnae’a furnace. In addition to the rewiring of the home, tho now fire eaeape sod tbe protection needed tor tbe furnace. Shoe­ maker said some of tha ether projects to be taken care of include repiaatering some of tbe rooms, replacing screens and a great deal of painting needed around tbe building. He said the borne easily could use 13,009 la making improvements that art very much needed. A cost control program will be set up by the coordinator Stocks Higher Board To Hear Loan Request A resolution authorising re­ quest for a loan o f $30,000 from the Commercial Bank at Winter Park, will be present­ ed to the Altamonte Springs town council at their meeting Wednesday night, according to Mayor W. L. Swofford. Ths money will b« need to purchaea the Southern Gulf Utilities, Inc., plant now serv­ ing tha Hillcreet sect ton o f tha city. A purchase price o f 132,300 waa negotiated several weeks ago with tha utilities company officials in Miami. Tha addi­ tional 12,300 will ronie from funds already available to the town. ST. PETERSBURG (U P I) — Tha City o f 8L Pstsrsburg has been threatened with a suit If it allocates tax monty for use in a big-city fight for better reapportionment o f tha State Lsgisteture. State Rep. Charles R. Hol­ ley o f Pinellas County notified Mayor Harman Goldnar by latter Wednesday that ha would opposa any use o f tax money in tha fight. , A group o f representatives from larger cities in Florida met recently in Tampa to dlacusa suck a court figh t for raapportionment. A t that time, Goldner waa named to head a committee to draft possible action by ths cities. The 8t. Petersburg C ity Council later gave tentatively approval to an sxpenditura o f tax money If such action waa determined to be legsL iThreat Denied Bridge ..... Classified ___ Comics ™ Dear Abby _ Editorial Entertainment Legal* - P Puisto-------Society ■rtaMUfctti 1908 THUB8, DECEMBER 17, IM S 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA NO. 814 L A K E L A N D (U P I) — The 10-day embargo on all ship­ ments o f fresh citrus ends to­ night at d p. ra. and those grove owners whose crop es­ caped damage from the freete can expect premium prices fur their citrus. The embargo was put Into effect Dec. 17 to assure that no unwholesome fruit waa shipped from the state to cause long rsnge harm to the citrus industry markets. Wednesday, tha Florida Cit­ rus Commission decided not to Impose aa additional 14-day embargo on freese-damaged fresh citrna when the embargo ends tonight John T. I.eeley, of Tampa, speaking for tba attentive committee e f t b e Florida can ever eomplala again," one crewman said. Although some of tbe refu­ gees slept peacefully, many others nervously paced the deck or sat about talking about their good fortune in getting •way. As the ship pulled out of Havana some Cubans crowded by tbe'doekside shouted "Cuba st, Yanqui no." the anti-Amer­ ican chant of Castroism. But ethers opealy cheered. Processing of tbe passengers by Immigration, customs and public health authoritlei was expected to take about two and one-Uatt hours uf«c, \ifUr which the,relatives were to travel by bus to Dinner Key Auditorium la Misml, about 23 miles south. (or a mass're­ union with the 1,113 Invasion prisoners who were airlifted to Florida Sunday and Mondsy. There were reports In Mi­ Fresh Citrus Shippers A on ., told the committee tba asso­ ciation felt an additlom.1 em­ bargo was not necessary. He said tha association felt the grade standards set by the Growers Administrative Com­ mittee snd the rigid Inspection by state and federal author­ ities would be rnuugh to as­ sure that no unwhuleeome fruit waa shipped. George Copeland, director uf the State Inspection Service, warned h a r v e s t i n g crews against using Valencia orsuigea at thia time by mixing them with other fruit. He said such action could result in the whole load being condemned. He said the same thing would apply to oranges which have drop |ied to the ground. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Albuquerque, to a suit filed (U P I)—Joe Suato, a Santa this summer, that the gold Clara Indian who presumably exists and is legally his. knows wbera 3*43,000 in gold James said to his suit that bullion is hidden on his rcser- on March to, I9«0. he and vstion, was to Jali today be- Suaio located the gold on a cause be won't tell where. mountain on ths Santa Clara A grandson uf Missouri's no- reservation, following h 1s torioua bandit Jssse Jamas grandfather’ s directions, claims that James hid lb* gold But James said be was ill, —1,210 pounds of it in 99-pound there waa deep snow on the ingots — on tha Santa Clara mountain, and he decided not reservation to northern New to try to carry the heavy toMexico after the Civil War. gota away Immediately. Jess# L. James of Manltou, But before be could some Colo., said bis grandfather hack for the gold, James said, gsvs him the gold before he Suaio moved it to another biddied. and told him how to find , tog place and refused to tell it. Tho gold was not loot from , where it was until the "spirrobberies. he said, but was its" told him to do so. collected . ?y James to help Judge Rogers ordered Sus/u finance a hoped-for second re- to surrender the gold to bellioo in the South. i James, without walling for the James convinced U. S- Dis- - spirits' ajsenf. But the Indian trict Judge Waldo Rogers a i l did not comply. us their initial contribution to the eurrefit.fund drive for improvement#. ami that another 2,309 Cu­ bans related to tbe prisoners were waiting for their chance to leave their country tor ex­ ile in the United State*. Also still la Cuba, but ap­ parently with a 'chance of being freed, are 21 Americans Jailed tor vsrloue charges. Prisoner negotiator James B. Donovan said when be return­ ed Mooday night that Castro had given him a firm pledge on early release of tbe Amer­ icana, pending further dis­ cussions on which Donovan declined to elaborate. SkyboH, Tax Cut On President's Panel Agenda PALM BEACH (UP1) President Kennedy and hie top defense officials met today for n final declaim an Urn huge military budget for fis­ cal 1994 which will write the controversial Skybelt missile out o f tbe nation’s arsenal The Pentagon delegation arriving here from Washing- New Cold Wave Drops Mercury 30 Below Zero be made today" about Bkybolt. A new onslaught of frigid White House officials said arctic air moved hate the th* »«rl«-s of pra-Cpngreea northern plains today an tha "idifrrencsa got o ff to is good heals of a cold wave'that sent start Wednesday when Ken- temperatures to p o rt thaa 39 r.edy met with Treasury See- degrees below sera, retary Douglas Dillon and Temperatures were eold but other top fiscal and economic shies generally dear across advisers. In this conference, the nation today. The mercury tha prceldent approved the was well below the frecslng baste structure of the tax re- mark from coast to coast in form program, Ineluding a tho northern states, top-to-bottom tea rut. The new cold air mesa was The White House said to .; not expected to bring readings day's conference had a dual: as low as Wednesday when the purpose—a year-end review of official low reading for the the military situation and a nation waa 31 below at Craig, final look at tha military bud- Colo., and taro temperatures gvt for the n«xt fiscal year. swept as far south as OklaThe fate of the Bkybolt wea- boms, pon was a foregone eoncluIt was 'JS below at Viroqua, siou; it can be saved only by a Wle., 23 below at Dubuque, complete reversal of announe» lows, and 20 below at Minaesd policy on the part of Ken* spoils St. Paul, Minn., snd nedy and McNamara. Gen. Duluth, Minn. Curtia I.r.May, A ir Force chief Sen Francisco. received on# of staff, waa espected to bat!‘* rare freeilng temperatie until tha laet possible mo- ‘ urea. The mercury slumped ment for the Bkybolt program, to 31 in the Golden Gate area. Ucfure seeing the defense While nioal of tire nation group, Kennedy met at hie chattered end shook In the Otesnfront holiday hrndquar-1cold, the mercury in Florida tors with the Israeli foreign topped at S3 above at Fort minuter, Mrs. Golda Meier. and 21 at West Paint 1 0n Castro List Already In U. S. BAN AN TO N IO , T e a . (U P I) -— The mother o f one o f 23 Americans Cuban Pre­ mier Fidel Castro is listed as holding In hia Jaila fo r counter • revolutionary aetivl* Ilea said Wednesday night her son la aafa and well In Miami. Mra. Dorothy L. Rundquist said her eon, Howard 1* Rund­ quist, 37, talked with her ssvoral days ago and expressed hope he might visit her fo r Christmas. However, aha said Rundquist hue not yet arrived in Bun Antonio, Mra. Rundquist auid her son waa held in Cuban pite­ ous for about two yeara prior to hia release and hue been in the United States alnre last June 19. The State Department In Washington released tha Hat o f 23 Americans Wednesday. It said they were being held for eounter-revuhitionary ac­ tivities against Castro’s Com­ II; United Press International munist government. The National Safety Coun­ cil today estimated that from 420 to 430 persons may dla MOSCOW (UPI) — Premier on the nation’s highways dur­ Nikita Khrushchev today re­ ing the dangerous four-day newed charges that the West New Year's wetkend was guilty of espionage. More Deaths Charge Renewed Accident Sends Man To Hospital An accident this morning three miles south of Osteen, resulted in minor injuries to Robert Morris, Osteen, snd the hospitalisation of G a r v e y ! Samson, Orlando. Tha mishap occurred when t Morris attempted to pass an-, other rar in the dense fog and hit a pickup truck driven by Samson head on, the H igh w ay' Patrol said. Morris suffered bruises and; abrasions and Samson was I brought to Seminole Memorial Hospital with lacerations on both knrea and an undeter­ mined chest injury. Morris waa charged with improper passing by Trooper James R. Hooks o f Volusia | County, who inrsatigsted the accident. H a n d y W ife PERTH AMBOY. N. J. (U P I)—New Jerssy's newest congressman. Democrat E d -: ward J. Patten, didn't have to go far to find a clerk for his Wasblngtoa office—he appointed hte wife. "E verybody khuws there's no equal j In h u e ’• hia a«Lil i INCORPORATED Baaferd � 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, 1962 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 25, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Monday at the lodfa ban, Chaimaa Oena Valter aald a t reported a new awmbera brtagb* tte te a l dab mem­ bership to » . It alaa was re­ parted that tte dab mailed •a t ijm letters to demlneie C anty RepaMIceae prior to tte November elections. -A social period fallowed adJarnmaat af tte moating. Mrs. T atter v n in charp of tha •emmittoe ptanlng the social hoar during which D. Milter Ivans played the piano for the grasp to dag Christmas Gala Dance Set By DeBary Group UKOWNIES OP NORTH ORLANDO TROOP 695 held their Christnrna party at tha home of Mr*. Margaret Burke, aaalatent lender. Attend­ ing were, front from left, Jennifer Burke, Debra Blshope, Sara PUoian, Sandra Grant, Patricia Webster, Debra Coyle and Pam Thomtvion; sec­ ond row, from left, Lynda Maxwell, Debra Ward, T h e County Commission Friday upheld the decision of tbe Board of Adjustment to permit tbe renovation of the old Checker Kart Track, locat- ed behind tho Dearborn Elec­ tronics Laboratory*, and al­ low a slock car raging pro­ gram to bo carried on there. Tha decision was taken in Marianna Young, Kathleen Greene, Tnryn Black, Gloria Lana, Diana Duquatte, Ann Marie Bowl­ ing; Patty Parker, Dianne Stewart and Denis# Duquette; back, from left, Nancy Pack, Debbie Lane, Jamie Black and Suzanne Giroux. Notes OPEN MONDAY — CLOSED CHRISTMAS (Herald Photo) Commissioner Ted William*, J. O. Stewart. 75. of 512 in whose district the track la 1Second S t SE, Moultrie, Ga. Mated, made tte motion up- 1died Saturday, after a long holding the Board of Adjust­ illness. ment's decision and U was sec­ He was the father of Mrs. onded by Commissioner Ver­ A. E. Shioholser and the brother of Mrs. J. C. Mitchell non Dunn. V. X. Houghton appeared both of Sanford. before the board in the inter­ Bora in Upson County, Ga. ests of the Sports Car Club Mr. Stewart served as in­ of America and the Sanford vestigator for the Alcohol Sports Car Club asking per­ Tax Unit for 25 years and mission for the use of Osceola after retiring from governAir Strip for a driver’s school men service owned and ope­ tend for a weekend of sports rated a farm and cattle ranch In Moultrie for 25 years. car rating la January. Ha was a member of the Municipal Judge Kenneth McIntosh, sponsor of the Sem­ First Methodist Church of inole Timing Association, said Moultrie. his organisation would bo glad OUwr survivors include his to cooperate with the sport* wife, Lilly; a son, 3. Frank car club and would arrange Stewart; a granddaughter, their dates so there would bo no conflict on the use of the air strip. Tbs commission agreed to the use of the strip by Hough­ ton's group as tang as the nec­ essary insurance problems are worked out Allen Forward, president of the Forest City Community Chib, was present to ask tha permission of the commission to build a community build­ ing in tha county park in Forest City. The commission askad If tho club would be Showdown Asked custodian of tha park and exetc is# control over the uses of In Paper Strike tha art* and than referred the NEW YORK (UP!)—Federal matter to County Attorney mediators today called for a Harold Johnson for considera­ showdown meeting with pub­ tion. lishers and printers in the twoA tetter from State Road week-old newspaper strike. Dept Engineer Richie Green It the talks scheduled for concerning the repair of the today fail to produes signifi­ Longwood • Markham R o a d to within tha city limits of Long- cant change* on deadlocked is­ sues, the mediation teutons wood was read in which probably will be ealled off un­ Green pointed out that the til January, according to the contractors for SR *34 had no chief mediator In the dispute liability for tbo condition of which has shut down nine tho road and could not be dailies. asked to repair it. The dam­ age, according to Green, was confined to two curves in the CUSTOM MADE road which had not bad main­ tenance for some time. Dunn commented that the only alternative waa for a Joint participation agreement be­ tween the county and Longwood. A motion was passed that Mayor A. R. Lormann be informed tbe state can do AUTO GLASS nothing and suggesting a Joint and Seat Cover Co. agreement at the only answer 244 W. 2nd 222-8032 te tho town’s problem. tho face of opposition by a number of residents of tte area who were present and numerous Utters and n peti­ tion opposing tte move. By Mrs. M a n MaBtr Tte DeBary Volunteer Fire Assn, wifl bold n gate New Year*! Eva party and dance at Uw new Recreation Hall Dee. 21 from • p.m. to 1 a.m. Tte fireman will provide bats, nolaamakera and con­ fetti. Music for dancing will be finished by Frank Yakota and hia oreheitra, who proved to bo very popular at tha St. Patrick’s Day and Hallowe’en dances. Tickets may be obtained from any merchant where the posters are displayed or from Darwin Bruca and Jack LambeftftOQ, All tickets not sold by Naw Year's Eva will be available at the door. Only 10 Uckete will bo sold, so tho firemen advise making reservation* in advance. Hospital Santa Clana himaelf wtn t e an tend, arriving with n police escort to join the children at tte party for • brief vlalt. Toys af all kiada, b a p of candy, applea and aoaa aurwises will fill the arms and undo of tha children, aa more than SO members of the Hka Club and their wives help Santa present tha lifts. la addition to this party, mambors of tha Elks have also distributed Christmai gifts to children of the littie Red Schoolbouse and to the old folks at tha county borne. KENNETH FELOQUIN, left, of the Winter Park Telephone Co., present­ er! u film entitled "Gatoways to the Mind—the Story of Human Senaea’* for membera of the Longwood Aren Chamber of Commerce at their meet­ ing laat Thursday night. The scheduled film, "The Telstar Story,** will be presented at a future meeting. With Peloquin is William Baumholaer, C of C president. (Herald Photo) DECEMBER !• . Ada it lions Stanley Bahney, Lake Mary; Ronald Peoplss. Helen Harris, Jake Nawby, Flora Donnan, Nyieena Albers, Marion Mar­ tin, James Robinson of San­ Bob Finn, DeBary postal I fore in my life, said Finn. | going, and looking forward ford. say, we’re it with great enthusiasm.” Births worker, has been announced! Mr. and Mra. Larry W. Mc­ as first place winner of an Daniel of Sanford, a boy. all-cxpcnia trip for iwo to Discharges Clarence Johnson. Lake Mary; Southern California for the Arthur Totten, DeBary; Fred­ Rose Bowl New Year’s Day football game and all its allied erick Dominick, DeBary Betty Jean Williams, Mrs. activities. Joseph Aleiander and baby, Jack Ansley, advertising Marjorie Smith, Julia Wright, manager of the Fortune Shoe Comer Jonei, Mrs. James Co. which sponsored the con­ Skipper and baby of Sanford test. said that Finn had a perfect score In the contest. DECEMBER to Finn’s nine year old son, Admissions Andy, will accompany hia fa­ Hugh Sime, DeBary; Barbara Ann Cobb. Willia Choice, ther on the four day tour, leaving Dec. 29 by Jet for Cal­ Randy Wilbanks, Bernice Mc­ ifornia. Both wtll be wearing Kinney. Kovle Lee Tucker, Fortune Shoes aa part of their Margsret Wright, Gertrude Kimmertr, Verbta Williams, prize. Finn bought hia Fortune William Duabury of Sanford shoes and tho entry into the Births contest at Garrett’s DepartMr. and Mra. Willie Leo Tuc­ ment Store to Sanford, and re­ ker of Sanford, a boy ceived congratulation! from Mr. and Mrs. Prince McKin­ J. M. Garrett, store owner and BOB FINN of DeBary (left) who won a frta ney Jr. of Sanford, a boy four-day trip to the Rone Bowl Kama in Cali­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward rarrte manager. “ I never won anything befornia receivers congratulations from J. M. Gar­ of Sanford, a gL*l rett of Garrett’* Department Store, where hn Discharges purchased tha Fortune ahoea and received hia Charfos Tully, DeBary; Frank content entry. (Herald Photo) Hill, DeBary; Geraldine Rote, Clay Williams. Helen Harris, Mrs. Roger d ark and baby, Unusual Stream* Mra. Gary Hudgins and baby Unutuul about the ilrtems of Sanford A speed xona study of SR of tho Great Divide Basin in 434 through North Orlando Wyoming la the fact that none * Merry will be made, U. P. Boggs, of the stream* flow outward 1 Christmas district traffic and planning engineer, has advised officiate to the South, but all are swal-, WITH JEWELRY of the village. lowed up by take* among tho | The study was requested by desert sands. FROM — PHILADELPHIA (Ui>l) — Mayor Frank Fasula aa a A 79-year-old woman was baste fur establishing speed struck by a trolley car white limits on tho highway through FABRIC JEWELERS Chriatmaa shopping Wednes­ the town. No limit* can bo placed at preaeul because the day. As aha lay on the ground village adopted tho Florida SHOES 24! 8. PARK • group of bey* atota bar gift* model traffic ordinance. FA IS3H and purse. Requests for limits can be Tbe woman. Mr*. Julia made to the Statu Road Dupt. SANFORD DYED rK C C Gably, was in fair condition If a survey shows need for re­ I DAY HKUV1CE OPEN * P. M, today with a possible coocus- striction. stew. Her non. Pollen SgC AKFOKD _ MUhial Gably, said hi* For real automobile bar hob k -e n gains, check the Herald class 2 0 7 W . 1st S t Used dugUgr aevUun, 1 Lb. Pmt - Limit 1 W |th *5 O rder Folger's Coffee Quart - Limit 1 With |5 O rder 5 Lb. Bag - Limit 1 With $5 Order LOAF Wilson Clearbrook - Limit 1 With $5 Order b u tter j *. Fresh Fla. The REMNANT Shop WILL BE CLOSED Mon., Dec. 24 & Tues., Dec. 25 White Swan Mrs. Donaldson Material EXTRA LARGE ASSORTMENT WE WANT TO WISH EACH OF YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND OUR PRAYER FOR A PEACEFUL NEW Y E A R — Gwaltney Fruit Cake Brack's Fine Candies Christmas Nuts Prices Good Dec. 24 Quantity Rights Reserved Mrs. Horton Mrs. Porter Mrs. Gottis Mrs. Miney AND S A V E H H f t ' . JST j * I/f ! ‘f r ]S “T n v 7 f v u f b v a y �VOL. 63 WEATHER: Mild through Tuesday. High about 80, low about 60. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. DECEMBER 24. 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA Prisoners the airlift planes were to land debark, walking Into a whirl­ MIAMI (U P I) — T h a mercy w It*reived word Sunday tcrnooo that A l t a m o n t e Spring* Mayor W. L Swofford contracted a serious eaaa of—of all things—mumps Saturday night. Take U easy bow , mayor, and get well te a burry. • • • North Orlando Mayor Prank Fasula has declared his In­ tention to run lor the town council again, come the March eloctioa there. Fas­ cia says. "Ha tfana the Iowa got off dead center and made some progress.” a e • Then'll be no Jai-alai at tho fronton la Fern Park to­ night, but a big Christmas program "will be held Tues­ day afternoon and evening, e • • A number of Sanford resi­ dents apparently can't lo­ cate the new post office building and keep appearing at the County Jell-with peckages and halts of Christmas cards, requesting stampe sod wanting to mall the presents, according to the sheriffs of­ fice. The post office la on PALMETTO Are. e e • Sherry Lee, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Leo Jr., made the Honor List at An­ drew College, Cuthbert, Ga., far fall quarter. In order to be on tho Honor List a stu­ dent must have carried at least IS quarter hours of col­ lege work aod have a **B'' or better average. • a s Did you know that thrse tons • • yes, teas • • of re­ fuse per family per year arc picked ep in our fair «Agf •• • • has given up oa tropical foliage for this front of. No new building on Tirst Street after the rocen^ freest and replaced the plants killed by frost with new plantings. The new foliage, put in place Friday, is of varieties considered hardy enough to resist any future frecses, and include some conifers as well as tough, froet-proof bloom­ ing plants. According to William Wade of the bank staff, the new plants were selected also be­ cause of their ability to grow In organically poor soil, which is the result of the years of use as a railroad yard prior to the ACL mov­ ing west of the city. • • • e Bids will be opened Jan. I by the County Commission (of two new dump trucks for the County Road Department. We understand they will be painted white on delivery. • • • A while back there was talk about having the coun­ ty vehiclea decorated with newly designed decals, but we haven't beard anything about them. Query to County Engineer Bill Bush: How're you coming with the art work? • • • That new grandstand at Seminole Park Raceway is rapidly taking shape now. The roof la being put on to­ day, and we've been told the January 3 deadline Is a cinch tor completion. • • • Take a drive around during the evening and look at the Christmas lights. There arc some ingenious displays at homes and business bouses and the number of pot** they get ole Santa in is some­ thing. • • • And don't forget — there is still time to give a little boost to the Salvation Army's annual Christmas cheer pro­ gram by adding your con­ tribution of groceries, cloth­ ing or other kerns to the Army's Christmas baskets which will be delivered by its volunteer workers to the less fortunate. • • • There are quite a few spe­ cial avents at Sanford area churches tonight and moat of them were publicised in Fri­ day Herald's church pasc. At4toed ane of yew airlift returning raaaomtd Cu— r _____ — _____ free­ dom became "operation Santa Claus'* today as six planes prepared to soar Into action after almost 13 hours of un­ explained delay. Plane Wad number fhs, the first of tho day, took off from Cuba’s San Antonio Air Base at 9;3S a.m. with additional ransomed prisoners of war, the Red Cross reported. The Red Cross announced that two planes grounded over night in Cuba would take off In tandem fashion starting at > a.m. "so we eaa get them all home for Christmas." Four more planes, an offi­ cial s a i d , simultaneously would speed from Miami to the San Antonio base, 39 miles from Havana, to continue the shuttle to safety for 6tt cap­ tives atill in the hands of the Castro govarament. Officials apparently were concerned that unless they stepped up their flJsht sched­ ule they might run into more inexplicable delays such as oc­ curred Sunday when 423 of the prisoners taken in the aborted Bay of Pigs invasion finally were brought to Mis ml. The.first delay lasted almost 11 hours as Fidel Castro per­ sonally Inspected manifests of supplies promised in the 370 million ransom he demanded Thus, aa Christmas Eve dawned warm and clear, exil­ ed Cubans looked hopefully to the heavens. These were the families, aad already liberated comrades. and the prisoners were to be fed and processed. Then, at C:0t p.ra., with only a faint glow still baby pink In the western sky, the first plane made Its touchdown at Homestead. Moments later the first 10S liberated prisoners began la pool of emotion. Officials b r o k e through restraining ropes. And at the toot of tho ramp, clad in tho insulting but­ ter yellow T-ahirte they now wear as a badge of honor, waited many of the SO sick and wounded released "on credit" hi Aprfl. One e< them hobbled for­ ward aa ana lag. the ether left beck there on the shorts ef tha Bay ed Pigs, te embrace a toau-ade. Another hugged to him a eouahL One sleeve was empty but Me grip was firm. Thesu were men. Yet the NO. 612 eed "Vha lot Estadoe UnJdos," ■booted one, wiping his eyes. •Viva Kennedy." Another's voice floated out over the crowd. "We are not here because of what ww did. We are here, thanks to the people of the United States.** NEW YORK (UPI) - A ■trike by 73,000 doekworhera brought shipping to * near halt today at East Coast •ml Gulf of Mexico ports. Leaders of the International Longshoremen's Association confident of a quick victory, turned down President Ken­ nedy's eleventh-hour appeal for a do day truce he had urged "in the national in­ terest." The dockwurkers helped shippers load and unload cargoes In the feverish lest hours of port activity, then walked off toe piers from Maine to Texas at toe ap- Bulletin Appointment ef A. K. Shoemaker. Jr. aa coordin­ ator for the fSod drive be­ ing promoted for (he Serepta Home fer the Aged was announced today by Mr*. Taamar Braden, home director. The fend is to be called the Sarepia ImproveSient Fuad, and Mrs. Bra­ den asks that donations be mailed lo taring Burgess at Tho Florida 8tate Bank. airlift. Relatives had begun to ga­ ther In cavernous dinner Key Auditorium, once a seaplane clipper hangar, at dawn. They were not allowed at Home­ stead Air Force bane, where MISS JUDY BUNTEN, diughter of Dr. and Mr*. J. C. Bunten of Tlpwahntchee. I>*mon Bluff, wan named Sweetheart of the Key Club at the Christman Rail Saturduy at the Civic Center. Funeral services for Mr. John Lewis Jackson, 32, who died Saturday, were held at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at Brteson Funeral Home with Rev. Fred R. Wilson, 7(1, promin­ Fred B. Chance officiating. ent Banford attorney, died Born Feb. 2, 1900, in Step­ early today at Fish Memorial hens, Ga., Mr. Jackson had Hospital in DeLand. lived here for the past 40 The veteran lawyer was years. He made his home at honored in IHtll by the Semi4900 Sipes Ave., was engaged note Bar Assn, in celebration in the (arming business and of 60 years of service and was a member and deacon practice with the Florida Bur. of the First Ba ptUt Church Bom Dec. II. IHSI, in of Sanford. Brooksvllle, WUlun received Survivors are his wife, hi* law degree from the Uni­ Mrs. Era David Jaciuon of versity of Virginia and later Sanford: a ton- John David went into practice with the Jackson of Tampa, two firm of Landis, Ki«h and Hull granddaughters, Pamela Ann in Del-and. and Cheryl Jackson of Tam­ pa; a brother, Rrightwell Jackson of Stephens; three half-brothers, W. F. Sanders of Atlanta, Ga. and R. II. and J. T. Sanders of Step­ hens; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Moore of Union Point. { Ga. and Mrs. Mary Martin of Atlanta. MIAMI (UPI) — The US. Burial was in Oak Lawn Air Force has confirmed It Memorial Park. intercepted s high-flying Rus­ sian transport plane over the Atlantic about 90 milea east of West Palm Beach. Sleek FI02 fighters scram- Key Club President Eddie Hamilton, left, piirenents Minn Bunten with nn armful of wh ite carnations Her escort Wuyne Epps is ut right. (Herald Photo) Attorney Fred R . Wilson Dies Argument In Bar Ends In Shooting He came to Sanford in 1020 and opened officea here. Be­ sides hia regular practice, he served aa city attorney for Sanford for 20 year* and aa achool board attorney for 31 yeara. Wilson waa a long-time member of the Kiwsnia Club, serving as president in 1030 and as lieutenant governor of Kiwania In 19(0. lie waa an activa member of the First Methodist Church and a trus­ tee of the Fish Estate. He is survived by three Soviet Plane Flies e Near Palm Beach Walter Services Set Here Today Masonic funeral service* for Mr. Harry Walter, 34, were scheduled for 4 p.m. today at Brisson Funeral Home by San­ ford Lodge 62. F and AM. A retired cabinet maker. Mr. Walter died Sunday night at his home. 2803 Sanford Avc. Ha waa > member of Ma­ sonic Lodge 70 of Atlantic City, N. J. Survivors are a son, Albert L. Walter of Lake Mary and a daughter. Mrs. Dorothy Rothman, a grandson and three great grandchildren, all of Sacramento. Calif. Tile body will be sent to C tlifa n u tor burial rtve here today. The old atreeta al­ ready were Jammed with a mixture of modern Western automobiles and the familiar donkey carts. The Mandelbaum Gate is the only break in the wall which divides the Israeli and Jordanian sectors of Jeru­ salem. The wall is fortified by sand­ bags, barbed wire and pUl boxes be­ cause of the 14-year-old dispute be­ tween the Israelis and the Arabs. The arrival of tha Israeli pil­ grims marks what has become a twice • yearly, poignant, 24 - hour moratorium in the Arab-Jewish con­ flict that divides the Holy Land. Each Christmas and Easter, Jordan allows the Christians from Israel to enter Jordan for the pil­ grimage to Bethlehem. They munt leave Jordan bv Tuesday and no Israeli will be allowed to enter this nation until next Easter. Strike Chokes Shipping after e M a y night Mr. J. L. Jackson Buried Sunday BETHLEHEM. Jordan <UPI>— Thouaands of Israelis planned to take advantage of the biannual break in the dispute with the Arnba today by passing through the Mandelbnura Gats for a pilgrim* gw to thla birthplace of Christ. At n signal from Arab guard* on the bnrbed-wire Jordnnian-Iareetl border, an expected 2,688 IsraeliArab Christians will be allowed through the fatnoua gate in Jerusa­ lem and follow the path of the Magi to this little town. In Bethlehem, they will join thousands of other pilgrims—some of them from aa fa r away aa the United State* and Europe—to cele­ brate the birth of their Lord 1,962 year* ago. Reside* the Israeli Christian*, an­ other 6,000 persona were due to ar> bled from Homestead Air Force Base and "routinely" intercepted the TUlt4 late Saturday, the North Amer­ ican Air Defense Command said. The plane was on Ha way to Havana, according to Ma). Gen. Thomas J. Gent, com­ $118,968 Asked ma Oder of the 32nd NORAD region. For State Planes He labeled the interception TALLAHASSEE (UPD-The "Just routine" and said the Game and Fresh Water Fish Red plane was allowed to Commission has asked the continue on its way," Cabinet to approve a 1118,968 budget to maintain the state's fleet of 31 aircraft in the com­ Herald Index ing biennium. Bridge ........ _■... Page S The stale’s fleet includes Classified ___ ... Pag* S seven twin engined airplanes, Comics _ ... Page 4 23 single engine craft and one Pag* S helicopter. State agencies own­ Dear Abby ....... Editorial — ... Page I ing planes include the Road Page 3 Department, Beverage De­ Entertainment Legate , partment, Foreat Service, ~ Pag* 4 . Pag* g Game Commission, Highway Puazte .. Patrol. Conservation Depart­ Society ...... .... - Page 3 ment and the Stale CAmet. - ?< u « S children, Robert Wilson of New York City; Mrs. Dun Mitcham of Milwaukee, Wi#., and Mra. William Leahy of Guatemala, and three grand­ children. Funeral service plans are incomplete, pending the ar­ rival of the family. Brin-on Funeral Home is in charge of arrangement*. Village Confest Winners Named Winner* in the North Or­ lando Civir Assn, sponsored contest for exterior lighting and decoration, chosen by Judges Sunday night, were announced by F. Stewart Helmly, association presi­ dent. Taking first prize of SIS were Mr. and Mrs. Anton Krecek, 140 N. Edgeinon Avc. Second prize of 310 went to Mr. and Mrs. George Som­ mer, 70 N. Second St. and the 33 third prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rhode*, 17! N. Cortez Avc. Honorable mention went to Mr. and Mrs. Scotty McVey, 131 N. Devon, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spauldizig, N. .Cortez and Mayor end Mrs. Frank Fasula, Moss Rd. Judges were Frank Spar­ row and Merton Taylor of DeLand aod Will Stephen of Ortape City. Talks Adjourned NEW YORK (UPI) Federal mediators have ask­ ed disputants In the 17-dayold newspaper strike to roconaider their positions ovtr tiki UtfuldUJ pointed hour. An today "rooting off" period ordered under the Tuft-Hartley Act expried at that Ume. Is answer to Kennedy'e warning that the strike would "cbokn the economy and cut tbs satlon’a lifelines with the rest of the world,'* the I LA replied it would be "fruit­ less". to delay a walkout for three months of talks. The union promised to continue handling all military cargo. The main issue is the deadlocked dispute waa over the size of work gangs. The New York Shipping Association want* the gangs reduced from 20 to 17. The ILA claims such a reduction would result in S.ouo longshoremen losing their Jobs. Tbomas W. (Teddy) Glea­ son, vice president of tha ILA. predicted the etrike would be abort. •'They're very weak, we’ll lick 'em fast," he declared.. Similar views were ex­ pressed by ILA officials In other cities. In New Orleans, ILA Local n s u u o A ... Casualties Listed POUT SAID, U. A. R. (Ul'l) President Guniel Abdel Naaier ■aid Sunday night that 130 An argument in the Golds­ U. A. It. officer* uud men have boro Tavern, 1310 W. 13;h, re­ been killed fighting on the re­ sulted in a shooting la which publican side in Yemen. Albert Calloway, Negro was killed and Ulysses Burke and Old, But Wise DOUGLAS, Isle of Man his brother, Anthony, frith Negroes, were wounded at the brutrd hia 102mi birthday HunBurke residence at 1219'k | brated hi* I02ndliirthiray Sun­ Pomegramte, police report­ day with one concession to aid ed age. He postponed until better Calloway and Burke had weuther hia annual birthday eng/.ged in a fight at the climb up 2,034-foot Hnaa Fell, tavern and when they were the island's highest peak. ejected. Calloway followed Burke home and forced his Embargo Eyed way past Ulysses Burke's LAKELAND (UN) — The wife who answered the door Ftonda Citrus Commission and started shooting at Burke will meet in special session with a 22 calilier revolver, here Wednesday to consider officers said. putting into effect ■ 1t-duy Burke went to his bedroom embuigu on the shipment of and returned with his own freeze damaged fresh citrus. gun and lie and Calloway en­ The embargo now in affect on gaged in a duel through the nil fresh fruit shipment* will! front screen door. , espire at 0 p. m. Thursday. Calloway was shot four timet, once near lit* heart, i Poet Frost 111 and managed to run about BOSTON (UN) — Robert 13 feet before he fell dead. Frost, America's unofficial Both Rurkea were hospi­ poet laureate, today was talized at Seminole Memorial fighting to recover from surg. Hospital. cry he underwent two weeks The shooting was investi­ ago. The Du-year-old poet waa gated by Lt. Joe Hickson, operated on for an undisclosed Sgt. R. W. Tench Jr. and ailment Dec. 10. Hia recovery Patrolman Carl Dodson of ha* been described ■* not fully the police Department. Jus­ satisfactory. tice of the Peace Hugh Dun­ can and Constable Bob Car­ Loaded? rol made like eoroner'a in­ QUITO, Ecuador (U N ) — vestigation. President Carlo* J. Arose mens U under heavy fir* from poll, tieal leader* who charge that Senator Byrd he turned up intoxicated at Is Hospitalized the airport Thursday when he BALTIMORE. Md. (U P D - welcomed Chilean Preaident Scn. Harry F. Byrd sjient Jorge Alessandii. All apposiChristmas Eve in Baltimore's lion parties, ranging in poli­ Union Memorial Hospital. A tical sympathy from conservespokesman said the Virginia tie* to Caatroite, have doDemocrat was in "quite sat­ manded Arusemcna's resigns isfactory coodiUm." I4tl President Alfred Chiu tenden estimated tha strike will last only • to 10 days because "the country can't take it." any longer. A Virginia dock foreman •aid a aettlement will come "after the holidays when everybody will be mors suit­ able to concentrate." • The speedrd-up Sunday work schedule made K poss­ ible for many freighters to complete cargo handling be­ fore the strike deadline, and move out to sex or drydock. Other vessels were left with cargoee only partially loaded ar put ashore, and •till more shlpe arrived in ports after the deadline with goods that win remain in holds for an Indefinite period. The Coast Guard announc­ ed In New York that board* lag parties will examine the contents of a l ships report­ ed carrying "dangerous or hazardous" commodities. The Inspection w ill' bn made to aasurn that proper safely precautions are observed. Coast Guard spokesmen said. 2 New-born Babies Found Abandoned RIDGEWOOD, N. J. (UPI) —They were wrapped la swaddling clothe*. One lay In a basket near a highway; the other in a shopping bag in • car. They had sums things in common. Each waa a girl. Karh was less than a day old. Each had been abandoned. Patrolman George Leonard was on routine patrol early Sunday when he saw a picnic basket un tha side of a busy road. Inside was a tiny girl, ahe was wrapped In a bathrobe and the basket was covered with a tweed cuat. taonard rushed the Infant to Valley Hospital here. Doctors said ahe waa about two hour* old when found. Twelve hour* later, and 13 miles south, postal worker William Goodwin heard a baby’s cry as he passed a car owned by fellow worker Al Terry parked near the poet of­ fice in Montclair. On tha ear’s front aeat ho saw a ahopping bag. Inslda, wrapped In a table cloth and towels, waa a blue-eyed girl. Police look her to 8t. Vin­ cent'* Hospital whero doctor* estimated the six pound, three ounce baby was about sight hour* old. Both Infants were reported “doing well" today in hospital incubators. Fire Prevented The Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept, waa called nut shortly before S a. m. today to the John K. Carlyle honm on Crystal Lake Ave. to bring an overheated furnace under control. More than a dozen volunteer* answered the call along with Chief Ralph AbcIL 1■— TO OUR FRIEND* S em ite- tm i anil • • 1 of t r i a d wUhe-s al Christmas . . . aid our thanks for your loyal patronage. From Ih* stuff A management — TIRE SUPPLY Sanford �A m * ’f..' f#w?s3 x 2 ,V '.^Piipriss.^T? •'■»•;•• BSXr.s ‘Ml § m ii^V T:r f*S ■B . k--- ] - GtM 7 to < W to t M W fh M t, m l m mrtfc m * Jo o A will tot! II warmth for their hearts. ’ The words and the alga that they f I i:' v Political Notebook ; r " l & T f f i T b l b y whiee Wrth we ctkbraU each December IS would fed right a t homo In our world of surroundings—have biased like the star of Christmas Itself in the minds of men for all these centuries. I t is a light th at will not ba dim­ t° H to world of two thouMixto roars med, a guidspoint timeless In its pro­ •go also sehood with the sounds of mise, by which men have illumined srmod might—the marching cadence their way through the darkness of sad the Isatbor-Iunged shouts of these many years. Caesar’s legions. Indeed, It was beOther legions march todar, other causa of the decree of Caesar Augus. evils press upon us, and the very tus that tho people of Judaea be heavens are pierced by the glowing taxed, each In Wsflwn dty, that Hie rks that man himself, for good or ts found themselves In Bethhas flung across the firmament i when It was time that He be born. The world of His time was ho But etill, above the marching and' the rhetoric, the message of promise stranger to oppression, and misery comes through clear for all who will and uncertainty. ■ . Thus the song which the shep­ hear—and need—and in which to find comfort in a momentous hour. herds heard while tending their We etUl may hope, and pray—and flocks In the chlQ, starlit hours of work—for peace, good will toward that first Christmas night must have men. been balm for their spirits and *T r K ' Dick WestSoys Mona Lisa Gets’ em Out !■; WASHWOTON (U P lM Jo. tine whet sa unele ot mint cams here en a sightseeing trip, I luggcited that be taka s tour of ths Nstfeaal Alt Osl> lory. Ha deaBasi sa grseais that ba bad already bats t t s a n * m m aomnrbar* alas. “Wise letfvs *a*s ses a u teryteee, roe's# seta tbam an," ba sali. Bear lake Club Enferfsins With Party TIs December meeting ef As Bear Labs Community Ctab was held last Watfm • s slab* with PiesidsaS Dick Qltbms presiding tor • brief M members sad geests prejotoed la sa s m l a f af I 1 doubt, bowsvtr, fts t even my undo could remain taperus to the latrine interest that bss bulk ap bore over the v t* of tbs Msea Use to tls Mottoes! Gallery. f a r iaataaee, It aormaBy tabes a minor emergency — libs maybe tbo bouse burning en—to got mo out la a nritann. Yet I nrasbsd through weather that would have intimidated s Labrador Mover la order to attend a press preview of tbs famous painted lady of too Louvre. I lls boon cut my forecast of last • pring when negoUae i tor bringing tbo canvas to tbs United Mates lin t bo­ th * smUa Is, ef sours*, bo­ und sQ af this kooky conduct. No oaa esa resist ipomdattag Is wbot she Is omJUai I noted then tost tbo Mono Lira roomed to bars sa unset­ tling effect sa many persons sad predicted that If she same Is Amtriee there would bo sa outbreak of flaky behavior, H ero already kavs aovoral itrange oceurrenooi tad aba hasn't even g p if|ii axblbtttoe yet. Coealdsr a s theory bolds tost Uw woman who posed tor Uw por­ trait, e certain Mrs. Dal Gtocondo, w u smfliag over somothing too artist, Leonardo da Vtod, lad said. My gusii la that Leonardo had said “pleas* wipe that allly gria off your face.” At say rats, atandlng baton too Mona LUs tor Uw first (law la sa untorgotabia sxpereact. i won’t bo tarry I wont to her press preview, even if develop pneumonia. As I gated upon bar cat*trstod toatuna, a aim thought kept running through my hood: What ■ perfect Christmas gift this would make tor Uw man who baa everything. One af our most respected were Mrs. Itna political reporWn, with a rep­ Bury sad Mrs. Joba Nasi utation tor hasping bio hood refreshment* ef whoa all about him are losing theirs, wrote a “dream inter view** b which she told him b e gem a gaily to call her Lias. ImUdsy table. A local art critic evaluated CofeiM arise Chriamaaa Uu artistic merits of Uw ship­ Wes# pissed at points la flm room added to ping crate to which Uw paint­ ing was transported bar* from tbs ssssoasl decor, Highlight of toe evening Parts, na particularly compU same wbsa Otto Engtoman, manted 1U “subtle textural a former profoaakmal stager tontrait.” e n of the Sunday School Even a sports columnist tnd entortslaor, sing Christ­ took bis test from the Moon mas soils la bis astlvo Oar- Lisa. I gather bo regarded her mm language. Later bo was enigmatic smlla as eompar joined by the entire group able to that a pitcher gives tor a Community ling of when asked U bo throws spitcarols. balls. Students Enjoy Candy Wreath A t Altamonte Sanford, Florida G JIje H a n f o r d WALTklM A. O U iL O W . KUITIIN O K S U l U U U B IT VHMSMKL H u i f l i i K iller S C O T W KL LS S A R I S U SHOKMAHSUS C euely tailo r ll u a t n a a a M a n a g e r CKCKLU rSH H K H S U IH L S ir J U R i l ■M lelr t a i l o r C lea titled S S t a a s t r noasnT tiiowpsoi C llr td llo r oov HiaoinnoTnan P ta ttrt M i tt phaxh vultoun* C lrcuU llto M onigtr phko wrlls U to h o to itl Sort. a tiM stn iP T io s n i n e s »f IStil SttUatla Caaatf i t blktr tree i ,,tr ill.ts I I tor US a Malika S.TS a Wtalka U S s Sitaikt , US a Matlka SOS S IStalk IAS | Mtalk V. a. Ptatkl UislirtM. •ratldad Ifcal all aiall oakaantllai ba paid la adsaaaa. Bees* UtUttrr IS# West Kali re* m tm aA (ItM Olflee •# SaafarS fltH - m i im Barbs Mon., December 24,1962 Oitiki* at. ISIS •• Ik* Peas Ika *t« al taaraaa af Kara* Tka Marali la • aiaaafcar as ika Ualla* rtvae wkiak la aw. Sllla4 aaalaalvalf *• IS* a*a <ar m«>ll«allw •( aU Ika laesi ■awe trial*4 la tkla aawas«*a«» N* pari at aar ■alarlal sswa ar ttiirtluai, at Uls sSlllaa af Tka SaalarS Marali a ij ba rap<»Sa «4 la aar aaaaar wlikaut arttlas parmiirUo af ika pusilahar af Tka Marali. Ak* 1*41*14**1 *r ftraa raapaaalk'a (ar aviak rasraSaailat will ba aaaalSsraS aa lafrli lafrikals* ak Tka Merel4e •apfflahl kti be kaU liable **4*r lb* lb* UUw ___ . _____will ________ . for r ltlklfM i a i f w *a4*r w P alN aS H S a S f aarap t SaiarS ar. SaaSar. aa* Ckrtalaaaai sabg ib tS P a ta re a r sn a a a S la e C lrti By Hal Cechrsw Have you aver attended a committee masting where they keep minutes but wut* hour* ? WASHINGTON (NEA) — •peach, indicate he compre­ In this lift be would include White House sources say hends the difficulties con­ the special treatment now ac­ President Kennedy and his fronting reform and ha* nc corded social Insurance Iwne-D bdvUcra hare not even de­ thought of go&ig whole bog. fite (public end private), un­ cided In what are* ef the tax 'I quite agree that to launch employment and workmen’s structure to seek tefsiw i in a full-sen* tattle on general cempensatlon, veterans’ pentandem with his 19*3 tax re­ reform . . . would be unwise,” sions and various ether kinds duction proposal*. he said. of military benefits. i t to possible the whole mat­ The administration never­ ter ef reform may be kept to theless Is cosnraltting Itself to r— a kind ef *ptcy by ssr* status, Mint tom* measure of to allow the administratis* to structural tax revision. tailor Its position to the de­ Since toms added revenue* veloping tax outlook to Con- would result, it Is a way of greta. “landing In between,” of cak­ House Way* and Manna ing the impact of tax cuts on Chairman Wilbur MIUs, who the deficit column sad thus M K Aor urges • link between reform finding sons accommodation CRYING OVER 8F1LT MTLK and reduction, suggests con­ with those la Congrees who CONSOLER HIMSELF WITH sideration might be given will be demanding heavy THE THOUGHT IT WAN FOUR-FIFTHS WATER. next year to altering the pre­ spending cuts. tent preferential rate on Argument can ha made, too, capital ffetns. that if eoia* reform to not Bey Hid this there are ae now joined t* reduction, broad yet no specifics. Bet tax reforms proposed late will be Momtota' atadtos todieste quickly given the unpalatable that, s t present personal la­ label, “tax increase.* me levels, eflminetto* *r reLees liberal treetosat of dnettoa af • wide variety at capital gains, for example, exclusions, dedust!sne, eaamp- could to some tax researchers’ tlona end credits eoeld yield Judgment produce f l billion to up U |S I billion to addition- |S billion or more to extra si income tax revenue*. taxes. Already well-advertised dif­ Tb# Brookings Institution to ficulties stand to the way of to the midst o t S five-year reform. study o t government finance, The very including tax .reform. Tb# by Mills and some study director, Joseph Pechthat hwphslt fleeing would man, suggested In a paper a educe i even nee te offset few year* back that a truly tax lessee through rata reduc­ bread-based Individual income tion—la aeon by eon Ux law might get rid of fa 8 - n 1:, aa aa argument to eoonUoM exclusions, •im p* the stimulative effect to a Gone and credits. tax cut en the general my. 0 Many loopholes won *d through pressure from spe­ cial groups which complained that high tax rate* worked hardship upon them. Theei groups are expected te eom FREE M you are too fat, then bet any change that would ADMISSION resolve to diet Or vow vou add to their burdens. Arid* from Mills, aad PROGRAMS will quit tobacco or liquor or Ury of the Treasury Dillon the habit ef being critical of and a few others, no measur­ •)) your family. able interest ia tax reform Sorry! No Minors! William Jam**, our greatexists today. •at American ptonser payLadd Plumley, president of gholegist, also urged to make the Chamber of Commerce of a public vow, so our prtds tho United Itetaa, thereafter would prod ua Into mends not reform hut sharp keeping h. Then we are to launch upon spending cuts to match the (S to $9 billion tax slash tho a POSITIVE course of ac­ Chamber proposes. Hie view tion with vigor. reform bolongs ia a asperate Doot try to dwindle down TOM ORROW 7 P. M. <0 to our nse «f clguwts or bill—later. AFL - CIO leaden h a v e -■Lw f liquor. Make a* clean break plumped for swift tax rat* re­ RACKS NIGHTLY whenever possible. You can’t do that alto­ duction, t h o u g h reliable DURING SCHOOLING gether regarding food. But sources say soma ot the fed­ REGULAR SEASON you CAN resolve to cut out eration's staff poopte have d euer or broad or ether argued in tram orally for re­ Items that upset your dally form. OPENS In urging a two-stage 111 calorie quota. billion Ux cut, tho Committee And hare are three other psychological vows that will for Eeconomic Development* conceded thro* pages ef its «) bear rich dividends: (t) Resolve to spend S-mln- 41-pago report to reform—of utes more per day reading the excite Ux framework. It your nswspaper. For It is offered no Income Ux reform* your “ University to Print' at this time. v u r at at a ■ H F N N L l l.l lilt The President’s L a b o r So mix a little more “ meet Management Committee, pro. A potatoes’’ with the dessert posing a 110 billion cut, said HWV. 1 7 -9 2 (comics and sports pages). (3) Resolve to pay a sin reforms are neceuary but 8 Ml. SOUTH OF SANFORD cere compliment to each o) should not be a cause of de­ lay In enacting the reduction. three different companions O ft Kennedy’s r a a p e n s a s to every day. This will eatrovsrt /our buiinessmen’a quaiiee, put to attention from your own “In him after his New York tea narda’’ and make you be­ World's largest collection come a detective of good of ancient ruins to at Luxor, AIR CONDITIONER points In your neighbors. INSURANCE (I) If you are parents, then Egypt, loci ted about 430 vow to have a little more miles up the Nila from Cairo. H. B. Pope Co., Inc* fun with your children daily. Tb* ruins ar* those of The­ Fer The Finest Yetr Around IN SURAN CE Don't bold off your August bes, center of civilisation Weather Conditioner ALL THE NEW FORMS FEDUKIS from about 1100 te 1200 B.C vacation! AT LOWEST RATES Sale* — Sank* APPLICABLE 300 S. Park Av*. Sanford B ring Y our Iniuranca FA 3-4224 Problem a To U« — AUTO SERVICE 2 Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic if M Is wise to make Now Year’s B*> sotattens. Far If you is n ’t Uvo ap to them, wto toe rosulltog sense sf failure give you n defeatism tem ­ ples? Btody this case tare* fully and toon follow the • t too surgical operations terminate to death of Uw patient, should thus cause na to ban all surgery. But that to ob­ viously absurd. Abraham Lincoln squelch, td this “defeatism” attitude regarding New Year's Re­ solutions whan ha warned fl|* “The probability that we may fall In the struggle ought not to deter us from the support of a cause we btltov* to b* ju s t” li never twsltate to msk* strong resolutions for lmprovsmtats. And don’t even wait for New Year’s Day to do so. CASK (Mil: Opal 0., aged IT, la a high school senior. “ Dr. Crane,” she began, “X am taking a count to By Lee lee ttmsaek •lath grade students of psychology. Mrs. Trane King ot the Al­ “And it la very Intonating, ts reostte Elsmentsry School for our teacher u rn practical particularly enjoyed a rath­ cases, like your dally column er unusual Christmas Wreath In our newspaper. ludod among tho many “Ho haa also assigned os dscoraUons to too elassruom a debate topic. Wo are to discuss Uw pros and eons this year. This wreath, mode wholly of whether It Is wiw to make Year's Resolutions, of esndy, w u bung on the Now wan sad sash student w u ovon though wo may broak allowed to go up sad snip oft them later on. “Soma people fool K pro­ Uw ossdy of bis choice as duces a defeatism complex oposlal treat The decoration was msde to try to diet or quit 'amok and contributed by Mrs. R.E. inf, etc., and then fall to live up to your resolution. McCenna, whose sox la “So what is the attitude member at too claw. of psychologists on this OUR BOARDING HOUSE point?” ’toArt.TMi* ) { HAM-«UMPHf t a t OHC* In logic we have many fa!Catholic Circle ---------NOl/R* OeNTI-SMSM lactes, one of which Is call­ ADMIT rMteu acTNoun wxwcwotm cmotn MOTHS mafntannMi Won duMPsn Jumps* AuA-k-mat #* 14 Meats For Party ed by the Latin name “ RenS/SMSDCM > ysto sht * tato ev u M r y c o H M o w w w i tm sue IL LMembers and guests of duetto sd absurdum’’. fMomsFom*-. .POST/ 6SLSC1 foumdspI u t' ds is e n n amcss . i i ak* Mary’s St. Theresa This means, carry the sug­ 14TMAA ( I *■— ^ L A o S fi— gested argument to its ridi­ neurtiDM* TWea is diMPiY Clrel* of tho Catholic Church culous extremes. Follow U HISS WOULD A s o m a n OP of Nativity mot recently at OKINGPACKA •XFma knohthe Capri Restaurant to San­ through to absurdity. ntsateTHLsos uooe m o < Opal tbuo wonder* If it 1* •MAOaTHANA LITTLE ROBIN L IE ^KNOWlNetoWB ford tor a Christmas Dinner wrias to make good nsolu SU LIM D party. L aughlis, two and a eun/yrT ttons when many folks will iolSvf Tables were cleverly de­ h a lf yeu r old g ra n d ­ fsU to live up to them? corated with little eholr boy Reverse that Uea, and you d a u g h te r of H arold Locandies which alio were used appreciate the absurdity. For gun, prunident of L3IN i favor*. E n terp rises, holds up During ths very brief busi­ it suggests that tb* possi­ th e w i n n i n g tick et bility of failure should csum ness meeting following the which aw arded n free dinner, member* planned to us to omit good resolutions. trip to Nnssnu fo r tw o Thus, the fact that about send Christmas gifts to thslr to M rs. E . A. M onforadopted boy at the Sunland 237* of American marriages ton o f Sanford. The end in divorce should be Training Caoter in Gaines­ proof that ws must outlaw draw ing was held In ville. The January meeting ot the all weddlngst Absurd, isn't conjunction w ith th e opening of Tee ’N circle wlU be held In the UT In similar manner, the fact Green E states, w est of Social Usll of the church. (Pavin®*2S that a small percentage of Sanford. AL60 HELPS* Page 2 Pater Edaon ftNDER IS THE NIGHT! le, Too SCHOOLING 20 JAN. A R E A D IR EC TO R Y We Will Be HARRY ADAIR’S CLOSED Thursday, Dec. 27 Matinees W td. f t Sat. to 1:15 P. 31. gug! Ladieii Night Mon. ft Thura. 7:45 P.M. 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Work 33.73 313 Oak Ave. PA 2-47)1 32d Sanford Av«. Soufurd Bonded ft buuiud m <■ �9S» Vnff«it Vm9 Dec. 84, 1162 — F tK 8 Personals Golden Anniversary Honors Loch Arbor IU h Mary Likks arrived by plane, Saturday, to spend Mr. and Mra. Elmer F. [90th wedding aanlternary on I Country d u b Road, In loch the Christmas Holidays with celebrated their | Dec. 10 at their home an | Arbor. her parents, Ledr. had Ura. Three ef their daubsters V. A. lik k s, at their bone were co-hostesses tor a Oman 310 Tangerine D.,r*. She la party, la their honor, with a student at North Texas neighbors and close frienda University, la Denton, Texas. attending. House guests h e the bell* The couple wee married day* at the home of Mrs. Dee. II, IMS, in Jeckaonvllk. A ohort time later they mov­ X. C. Long and Mr. and ed to the loch Arbor eectkn Mr*. W. L. Roche, on Catsef Sanford and hare mads ilna Drive, are Mrs. Long's (hair home there ever since. daughter and family. Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lundquiat Mrs. Boy E. Tew and daugh­ were born in Santord. They are of Swedish descent, both ters, Elaine and Virginia ef their parents ram s to from Gainesville and Mr. and Sanford nt an early ego from Mrs. Robert Lawrence of Sweden to settle In the Swed­ Louisville, Ky. ish Colony west ef the CRy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rothof Stafofd. Mr. Lundquiet, enmcyer, of Wilmington, DeL who la now retired, waa em­ arrived Saturday for a holi­ ployed by the H1Q Imple­ day visit with Mrs. Rotheament Co. tor 34 year*. mayor's parents, Mr. and They have seven cfailddren, Mrs. A. N. Coots, I S Cata­ L. A. Lundqulet. Cordek, Ga., lina Drive. Mrs. Harold Edgertoo, Yale, Mrs. S. J. Nix who has Mich.; Mrs. T. S. Copeland, been a patient at the Volusia New Smyrna Beach; Mra. H. Nursing Home for the past H. DeMent, Ope Locks; Mra. tour months, left Thursday. Ralph Goats, Athena, Oa.; She will spend the next three Mrs. U. D. Oooway and months with bar daughter, Mra. Robert M. Meyers, of Mrs. llenry Elliott Jr. and Sanford. They also have U family, in DeFuniak Springs, grandchildren and four great friends will be glad to know grandchildren. that Mrs. Nix Is much im­ More plana for eekbratiag proved at this time. the special occasion have Mr. and Mrs. Philip Vic­ been made when the ether kery, of Ar’lngton, Texas, members of the family ar­ MR. AND MRS. ELMER F. LUNDQUIST will arrive this weekend to rive during the Christmas (Herald Photo) spend the holidays with his holidays. mother, Mrs. Lilli an Vickery, SIS Magnolia Ave. and with sister and bar husband, Mr. Mrs. O steen and Mrs. V. C. Messenger. Capt. and Mr*. R. L. Van Allen and daughter Stephanie, Hostess For of Port Lavaca, Texas, ar­ rived Wednesday to spend the Class P arty holidays with Mrs. Van Al­ By Mrs. Clarence Snyder len’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Redding. They plan to The AduK Ladies Sunday leave for home about Dee. School Claes of the Osteen 27. Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Harry Osteen for their December meeting and annual Christmas party. Mrs. Osteen gave the devo­ tions and Mrs. Albert Clark di­ rected the social hour. One game played wai finding Bible verses starting with the let­ ter! in the word Chrlitmae. The member* exchanged Christmas gifts and refresh­ ments ef jeTlo, cookie*, nuts, tea and coffee were served to Mrs. Robert Williams, Mra. MERRY Nolan Osteen, Mrs. Mary Col­ CHRISTMAS ley. Mrs. Mary Smedbcrg, FROM STAFF AND MANAGEMENT OF THE Mrs. J. J. Reddltt, Mrs. Elmar Shivers, Mrs. Guy Beall, Mra. Brooke, Mrs. TYammel l/| \ j u ( * • *\ I Lola Kilpatrick and the hostess. h i i *i i i mi *, i (.r Ends Tenlte - 7*0 A 11:43 "DAMN THE DEFIANT* Alee Galasesa . Celer Plan At I t l l Only NOW thru WED. "MERRILL’S MARAUDERS" Jeff Chandler - Cater OPEN 13:41 SHOWS AT lJO • I J I MR. AND MRS. LEON J. SIMMONS g;N - 7:*0 • l:M TUESDAY - DEC. U (Herald Photo) ONE DAY ONLY CHRISTMAS DAY FIRST SHOW 7:0* P. M. ONLY OPEN 3:41 Due T# Length Only First Half Will Be Repeated Oa New Families Hostess For Second Show - He* Complete Show Ao Late Ae f JO P. M. M rSeSette H ottest For V A H -5 Dinner Tha Wives of VAH-3 wel­ comed la tha Yhktlda season dinner at the heme ef Mrs. L. H. Sotte. Candlelight and a rearing Art along with a hugs tree cempktod tha Christmas pic­ ture. After dinner there was « short business meeting and a itft exchange. Mr*. L.E. Ptaael waa piestated with a squadron fare­ well silver revere bawl The Piaasl’s have been transfer red to VAH4. Others present were Mmes. X. R. Hamilton, R. H. Love­ lace, G. W. Govaa, T. E. Maid. W. 8. Dorset Her, C. E. Thompson, D. W. Board, K. C. Flyan, V. D. Monroe, C. L. Fitzpatrick, R. F. Watson, D. E. Boose, K. E. Rodd, J . B. D rain and H. A. Lac­ key. DeBary Personals VAH-5 Bridge GmmuMg Co-Feature I:S0 Oaly ROY’S NIGHT OUT" Kim Nevah Jam** Gamer Tear Raadall A GALAXY OF SPECIAL EVENTS for your — Holiday Pleasure SPEND - THE - DAY PARTY Friday, December 31 SKATE FROM •:*# ’til l:M CHRISTMAS EVE SKATING PARTY December 34th from 7J# t* t | j | Be sere to come — e gift fee all CUR1STMAS NIGHT SKATING We will bo open from 7 J I to 11:11 CHRISTMAS SKATING SHOW Tkersdty, Dec. 27th at Evening Session NEW YEAR’S EVE DANCE EspocUUy for yeang folks. From S p. n . to 1 a. as. SOCK HOP Every Friday 11:43 P. M. to Midaigkt LATE 8KATE Every Saturday 1I:4S P. M. I* Midaigkt SKATES FOR SA L E -----------from 91M5 Melodee Skating Rink ONORA RD. Just Off 17-13 Phono 133-1333 Mrs. C. E. Thompson waa bostees for the VAH-3 Officers Wives monthly bridge at her home In Loch Arbor. Speelal guest of tha group was Mrs. Lloyd Bowmen of VAH-1. Winning high for the morning was Mri. Thompson and the traveling prise was awarded to Mri. V. D. Mon­ roe. Others attending the morn­ ing party were Mmee. N. W. Thomson. K. R. Hamilton, U. II. Lovelave, T. E. Mead, D. W. Beard. K. C. Flynn, C. L. Fitipatrick, D. E. Boom, H. W. Johnson, K. E. Rodd, J. R. Darlm, H. A. Lackey and W. 8. Duriteler. OTIS SS TEAM at Ptrst and Pahaoteo (Akng Side Post Office) SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • . Fami tare Carpet Tile • Rental MONDAY P. M. l e t (I) Channel S Mrwtreoa (It Evening Rrport IS) W *r»* r e a d e r *:*» (1) Editorial fit* (I) Mine Moments ta apart* fill (St Naweceps (St Hld-Pta. See. Itepert 1:11 (*) Sparts Picture (It Editorial Comment lit# (I) Itenerary (SI Weather Shew l:SZ (I) Urevard Haw* III* (It apart* Report CIS (») Orhlt (it tluatler-Brtefeley (t) Ripcord f J* (Zt Silent Service (It Dlgeet Till (S) Walter Crenhlt* Tile (!) !t‘t A Van's World (I) Ta Tell Thp Truth (It Chryenn* I:** (*) I’ve Oat A Secret l:Z* (I) relate A Sinner* (t> Rifleman (Ii The Loop Shaw 1:11 (*> Stoner Burke (I) Danny Thom** Shew 1:1* c t rrtc* re r u m (*) Andy Orlfflth Shew t*i»* (St The Hew Loretta Tanng show (St Brlnhtey'a Journal (I) lllng Crosby-Vartin Special !*:*• (It Htump the Stars (Z) lma«* USA tl! ABC Final Rapart 11:4* (St Heweeep* lilt* (I) Ml,IPl*. Plan] R*. port lit* (St Weather 11:1* t*> Hollywood Merle Cavateead* 11:1* (St Toulte Shew (I) Catholic Church Ser­ vices Mrs. Adam Muller, Herald eoneapendeni, has returned TUESDAY A- M. to her heme, la DeBary after e re (it eien on being confined to the hospital 4:IS (S) Continental Claaaloom in DeLand far several days. III* (It College of the Air Ska la reported doing well till III Sign Oa fiiv (I) Today hut tor tha next week Is not (It vrah* Up Movie* supposed to have visitors. She Till (It Perm Market Re­ port wishes to thank ker many (It etat* Mews aad friends from DeBary, Sanford, Weather DeLand a n d eurrounding Iil* (It Taday (I) Pre-School Planning areas, who literally swamped fit* (I) Countdown Hewn her with tarda and flowers. till (I) Mickey’* Oespel Tim* • :*# (I) Mickey Evans Iks* I:** (ft Captain Kangaroo litl C) Waathar and Maws It** (II Today (I) Carleavtlt# *) Lat'e Leon Spnnlsk •:** (It State Traooee I:** (tt geek Latanna (II American Htetery (*) Romper Room M l (It Hew* A Interview* lit** (I) Ray Wktn By lean Lyles (I) Lean Bpanlah Learn Bpaateh Mr. and Mrs. Leon / . Sim­ till* (I) (II Ptay Tear llnath (I) t Lav# Lucy mons celebrated their 30th (I) An* Sothern Show wedding anniversary last Sun­ III** (It Price I* Rlgkt (ft Jan* Wyman Pre­ day with aa old fashioned vent! family dinner at their homo in tl:M (*) Tha MeCoys 11:1* (•) Tear* Per a leas Chuluota. (!) Ceneentratlon (*) Pet* A Olrdra All seven of their children TUESDAY P. M. and member* of their famlllei 11:1* (*) Lae* at Lit* (I) Tear Plrat Impreaattended the celebration. The ■Ian coupk has 31 grandchildren (It Brat* Par* Show and eight great-grandchildren. IMS !) Harry Raaaoaer Mew* Their children are Mri. El­ till* (ft Truth or Conaao. mer Eaetabrooke of Sanford; (I) rather Knawa Deal (I) Saarah far TamerOrmond Simmons, Oviedo; raw Archie Slmmoas, Chuluota; I M l (I) Oeldteg LUrkl (I) Mld-P»*. Report Mrs. Gladys Nettlei, Indian (II WBC Haw* Report River City; Mri. Morgan A1 tllll till (I) lUchelor Father dtrman, Mimi; Mra. John (!) New* - Weather Latftlm* Teumey, Titusville and Mrs. till (It (It Sltmaitlca R. M. Oatky of Leonard, till (I) A* The World Tara* (t) Selene* Mich. (I) Highway Patrol Also attending the dinner M l (It Patawer* (!) Mere drtfftn Show were Mr. Simmons’ brother, Day In Conn Robert Simmons, of Palatka M* (*) (I) Art Llnklettar and his sister, Mri. Lizzie (I) Beean Raya (f) Mllllaaalr* Tucker, of Bunnell, better Ilf* <>) Loratta Toung known ae "Lizzk" of Christ tl) Qnee* Per A Dap mas, Fla. Sho operated the 1:1* (f) To Tall The Truth (*) Wh* D* Ton Treat leneral store and post office (!) Tseng Dr. Matoaa at Christmas for many years 1:11 (I) tiougia* Edward* Hewa and her son la still there. III* (I) geerat Siam During the day many frlqnds (I) America* Rnndataad (I) Mak* Race* Par In the a m called to wish them Daddy a happy anniversary a n d 4:11 (I) Udg* at Mlgkt (It Hara’a Hollywood many more years together. (() Ptaaaeary 'fl Tha Simmons are pioneers 4:11 (I) American Mawaatand of Seminole County; Mr. Sim dies (I) HBO Mawa Welcomed To Papaya Playhaat* % moos’ parents were life long l:M (I) (I) Beat at Oraaak* re ■idem* of the county, and M l (I) Sant* Clan* Sanford Area tha honored coupk baa ipeot III! (I) Superman M l (I) Unela Walt II) I M I Zdvaa M r s . Virginia Petroekl, their entire married lift In M l It) Huparman 1 this area. M l (I) wealhae Shaw Welcome Wagon hostess, re­ TUESDAY P. M. ports the following new fa­ Id* II) Cfcanaal I N*war*-m milies welcomed to the San­ New Officers (I) ADC Repart ford area, recently: (!) W arn* ('anchor lilt (Il Mld-PI*. H-oort Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Boggs (!) Qraat tlaadlloe* and children, Gary and Llndy, Elected By *:M (I) Atlaotta Waathae M l (t) Bporta Pletura from Bicily; Mr. and Mrs. E. (») Ed. Cammaat E. Hasty and daughter Betty, Tigerettes lit* (t) Qoaetward Ha (!) Waaihar from Casselberry; Mr. and Waathar Mr*. Gerald Kantar, Daryl, The monthly business meet­ M l (I) (t) nrarard Haw* Gerald and Janlco, f r o m ing of the VAH-1 Tlgerettee *:(• (I) gparte Hawa Oceana, Va. waa held at the home of Mrs. M l (It It) Mpaea Age Report Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lilly, A1 Moylaa. Co-boitesa was (I) Weakly Hewa Re­ view Sharon and Karen, from Lan­ Mr*. William Davis. Keyhole ding, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr*. Thomas Psdd«a was f:M (!) (I) Weakly Mawa R*. View 0 . Wade, from Altamonte Introduced and explained all (tt Whlplaak Springs; Mr. and Mra. R, G. about the Navy relief layettee. fill (I) Waller Cvaaklt* — Root and Debra, from Indo- After hearing about the pro­ New* pendeneo, Kan.; The Mi*see ject the club decided to mak* Til* (tt Lneaml* (It Marahalt Dttten Betty Purcell and Patty Bole, layette* as their project It (I) Combat from Orlando; Mr. and Mra. waa decided to hold a work M l (It Lloyd Urldgee Show Entplro C. L. Tomlinson, from Jack­ day Dee. 37 at the bom* of 1:11 (!) (I) Rad Skaltaa Hoar sonville Mrs. James Anderson to start (I) Hawaiian Ey* till (I) Jack Beany Show Mr. and Mra. A. B. Fern- making them. (I) UatooahabUa burg and Griff, from Lock­ During the business sessioa, (I) Dick Powatl Shaw till! (I) Moore Shew hart, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. new officers were elected. t*:|* (I) Oirry Cleae-Up Baird, Wayne, Linda, Gayle, They were Mrs. Jamee Parks, (It lluatlay Roportlag Janlco, Patsy, and Rebo president; Mrs. Jeffery Ritch­ ll:t! (I) Mawaoop* (I) Chaaaat S Newnaan Jean, from Port Pierce; Mr. ey, vice president and parlia­ (I) ARC Etaal Report mentarian; Mrs. M a r v i n tlrtl (I) Mid.Fla. Plaal Raand Mr*. H. C. Blekneli and pert Kooxer, secretary; Mrs. Wil­ Mark, from Norfolk. Va. H i t (I) Weather liam Davis, treasurer, and Mrs. Stanley Radskwlet, pub­ licity. During the social hour, re­ freshments were served by the hoetesi and a gift exchange held by the members. Chuluota Couple Honored With Anniversary Dinner R I TZ Television t v r e n t a l " 1” I l l So. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 3MS Sonferd Ave. FA 1-433* Seminole TV lenlth Color TV Soles Osjah dbby ! DEAR ABBY: My married dau­ ghters and alio my daughters-inlaw live in the same city with me. They have made a habit of bringing gifts to my home, intended for other members of the family, and anking me to give them to the person* they were bought for. Their excuse is that I will nee the other party before they do. I don’t see why they can't either MAIL them directly to the persons for whom they are intended or de­ liver them in person. It has becomo a burden to me. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE DEAR FREE: You will continue to be n "free delivery service” until you sixJak up and tell the offenders that you have gone out of the deliv­ ery business. When they realize you aren’t kidding, they'll deliver their own gifts. * * * DEAR ABBY: Football season is over and I am glad. I was on the team and got pretty beat up, but that wasn't the worst of it, I played lousy. I know the reason, too. My Dnd came to every game and, after­ wards, ull ho could tell mo was whnt 1 did wrong. I didn’t have the nerve to tell him I would have played bet­ ter if he weren’t watching me, but now I wish I had. I could hsve stood n half-dozen six-foot-six, 250 -pound guys coming at me a lot easier than my father’s criticism. Print this, Abby. But don't sign my name. NO GUTS DEAR ABBY: My husband and I were divorced last summer. We huve two children, 5 and 8 much too Q ftrn fu j O n North put down the dummy and remarked, "I have a New Year's resolution to let my partners play more hands and I'm putting it into effect on* day early.” South positively beamed ae be replied, "A wonderful reso­ lution. All bridge players should adopt It.” Then South gathered In ths trick with the king of clubs and proceeded to mak* four no-trump to chalk up game and rubber. Ths hand and the conversa­ tion are recorded becauie North's rail* to threo notrump was ths only correct re­ bid at bis diepoial. It li my We By Abigail Van Buren oung to know why their Daddy youn isn’t living in our house any more. I think they are too young to under­ stand what a divorce is, so I tell them Daddy is on a trip. I want tho children to enjoy Christmas Day with their Daddy so I invited him to have dinner with us. I asked him to back me up on the story about his having gone on long tripe. He said I should quit kidding the children and tell them the truth. Don’t you think they are too young to be told about divorce? BEVERLY HILLS DEAR BEVERLY: Your husband* is much more realistic than you. Don’t underestimate the "under­ standing” of children. Tell them tho truth before some1>ody else does, a Itltd tl) KoHyweoS Mori* Calvartd* IH Channel t Theater litl* (I) Tonll* Show s 0 WEDNESDAY A. M. I:t* *:!* Ml 1:tt lUt (f) Sts* on (t> Onlloy. of the Air (!) Hl«n on (I) Today (I) P irn M*rb*t Rtprrt If) Wak* up Mart** II) Today tilt (!) Prr-Hrhoot Planning 1:1* (I) Countdown N»»« (I) mat* Hewa A Wea­ ther Till If) Mlcklr’t floaprt Tint* M r (I) Captain Kanaaro* (I) Mlthry St. u, Show I J I (!) Wrathrr and Mrwa 1:1* (I) Cartooavlll* I II (!) Today * IS (I) Jack U I i m Shaw S:l* (1) Oal* Storm Show M l (I) Mrwa and laitrvltw* If:** (!) Say Whan (i) CateaSar (t) Laarn Hpantrh IMS (I) Play Tour Honed (*) I Love Lory (t) Ann Sothrra Show 11.04 (t) Jan* Wyman Pre••nt* (!) Prls* I* Rich! (*) Thr McCoy, tl:!* (!) Contralrstlon (f) P«tr A Olady, (tl Voure Ear A S«*g TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES New and Used Manual A Electric .Standard A Portable DEAR ABBY: I am the "poor wife” who is going to lose her hus­ band to a woman who understands Mr. Brown better than his wife. Would you mind slipping In a little "confidential” to his lady friend. "Well, you can have what’a left of Mr. Brown after I get through tak­ ing him to court, which U exactly whnt I intend to do after the holi­ days. It will take more than YOU to spoil my children’s Christmas. MRS. BROWN * HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 311 MagnolU. Sanford Always Open SEASON'S GREETIN GS M A R Y E S T H E R ’S For You" I * * What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif, * * • For Abby”s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 50 cents to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. fV/yo By Oswold Jacoby expert, fair player, a v e ra r' player, or dub — would have made It. Some would jump * * * * * four spades, whereupon any WIST normal defense would set the et VKQI4S VA J1 0 M contract. Others would bid ♦ SS ♦ 1C 104 three spades and then. If their + A10IS9 *KQ7«. SOOTH < partners bid three no-trump,’ would etll) go on to four AAKQtl VTI spadet. A few would bid throo ♦ J** spades and pass to three no* je i . trump. Bait end West vulnerable Yet, any time you have Beat Soelh Weal Nsstto 6-3-2-3 distribution you should IV I* IV Pass 4V Paaa .Pass 4 4 always consider letting your Double Pass Pass Peas partner ptay no-trump. When Opening land - V 4 be bids no-trump he Is indicat­ opinion, howsrsr, that Dot on* ing (toppers of some sort la bridge player la a hundred — the other lulls. N orm ' m AJ1PI 7I S VI ♦ A Q I73 «f BAIT (D> starts going steady sht can quit worrying about having dates. She knows she will have a date for Friday night and Saturday night and next month's school dance. She alio knows that she will have that Irportant telephone call every night. Tlte other reason girls are to set on going steady is that having a steady boy frirnd la a statue symbol to high school girl*. Hut what about the boys? Why do they fall in line and settle for one girl at a time, when they could be having dates with a tot of different girls? They Juat haven’t learned to stand together against steady dating, says the teach­ er. So, one by one they get "picked off,” until soon a boy discovers that If he wants to dato an attractive girl he will havo to go ateady with her to keep her from going steady with tome other fel­ low. If the moat attractive boye' in any elaaa In high school would get together and decide not to go steady, they could stop steady dating in (heir own group. But It’s not so easy tor an Individual boy to hold out against the steady dating erase. 4 How about it, boys7 ' If you really went to be free in the years when you should be free—hang togath. er. As long aa the boys are the ones who ask tor date*, you can’t lose if you gang up against going ateady. r O oS S S h s FROM ----Your Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 2-1823 er FA 2-8433 Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ave. A FT ER C H R ISTM A S C LEA R A N C E! Wool Skirts Blouses Reg. 5.98 to 11.98 Reg. 2.98 to 7.98 NOW J .J 9 to j£ .9 9 NOW 2 19 to 0.99 SALES A RENTALS 200 N. PARK AVE. a J.haWoman: By Ruth Miiiett A high school teacher says that from her observations it is the teen-age girl, not the teen-age boy, who pro­ motes tho idea of "going steady.” The girls are anxious to go steady for two reaions, she lays. Tlte first Is "se­ curity.” As toon aa a girl "Festering Fashion, Ju*t a Robes Dresses Reg. 10.98 to 25.98 Reg. 5.98 to 14.98 NOW ^.99 to J J .9 9 NOW y.99 to Jg .9 5 COCKTAIL OR "AFTER 5” DRESSES Sweaters Reg. 5.98 to 16.98 NOW jJ.99 to 0 9 9 H o w e 's Drastically Reduced! J jciM oju 2526 PARK DR. �m Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice | Legal N o tk e Nolle* U hereby slven that tt* i u m I mMrtng of the •harahoteof* of 6outh SemU nato e u k , Fxrn Fork, n o r. Mb will ha hole at Its hash* toe t o u t ta r a n Park. Caan. ty of Seminole, Otato at n o r. Ua oa Taoodar. Jaauarr 4, I Ml. af I * O'clock P. M. tor the p«rpo»* •* report*. tor Ua alaettoa ot Dtrootora for tha aatalne jear aae for tha traaaaattoa of aaeb other haalaoaa which Map or might properly cowo before Ua eald meeting. or ear adjournment or adjoin*, aieate thereof. Alee, aottee la herahir f i t . ea that Jaauarr L 11*1 haa beoa fixed aa tha Reeurd Data for lhareholdera aatlU* ad ta rate at tha. Aaaaal Shareholder* Moating aa aet forth aha**. J. f . Toola Vie* Free Ideal aad Caah« ler Booth laailaela Balk Fera Park, nortda Fahllah Do*. *1. It. 34. PQOfft Wo l W ? NBR AND ---- BAUMOARD* NER HER HUBBAND, If aurrlad Dofoadaat. T*e Margaret W. Baumgardaer aad — Baamgard* aer^ bar haebaad If Bar* Reeldeneo Uahaewa Tea are aetlftod that a aalt to Ferpcleoe a mortgage agalaet real and pereoaal property baa beta filed agalaet you In th* above Mart by tba above named plaintiff. The yroporty Might ta ba foroeloMd la aa follow*: ■ Let IT. OAELAMD MILLS. THATIBhfr ►VfHrtT SM&AtfrJ Y AT ALL O CVtOVUOOCI WOULD YOU LIKE TO WASH THE * OlgHC«,*40 rtJLDRyP Doeaaaad w anes ee a tie Nolle* I* hereby aivea that aa tha Kth day of Jaaaarr, lMl at 1:0* o'clock F. M, lilt Hlllle* Road. Caaeelherry, hereby Ball fled aad raaalrad nortda. Jn**ph M. Maraeko. ta nt* aay cUlau aad da* Adaitalatrator af tha a bore ■eada whleh yaa. or either ■tyled acuta, win for of yoe, aay hare hgajnat ■ala • ta tka hleheat offer heet aaM acute la U* affte* af bidder, far each, ataadpublic ■aa. C Varaoa Ml**, County the following dee* Jade* af Oealaala Coaaty, at aatbry, *ra*arty of U* deeeaehie effle* la tha Caart Hoaea erlbod ROTtCS la hereby ttiaa ta Oaafard, FloMdu, within adt The Boath >0 feat af L*t Uat U# •aadaraleaad. aa aa* •la caleadar m i A c from tha IT. Dock Food Addllloa owner* are enticed la bail* tiace *f the flrat eahtlcatlaa ta Caeoelbarry, Seminole note la OcmUoIc Coaaty. Flor­ af thla aatlca. Each claim or Coaaty, Florida, aeaordlng ida. odder Ua fletltloaa name demand ataat ha la wrltlae ta the plat thereof re­ ef “MIOHWAT 40 NURSERY aad aaetola tha *Uca af rail, corded la Flat Book 11, * ANTIQUE**. aad that wa daaao aad port offtoa addreaa pel* IT of tho Public Re. lauad to rotletor eald Hellof the claimant aad meet bo cord* af laialaal* naaaty, tlaae aema yarcaaat to Chea­ awara U by the claimant, hla Florida. 1MT Vagabaad ter IU.II, nortda Statute*. ataat or ettaraay, or U* ' Itoaa* Trailer, tdeatlfle*. MM* ehatl b* veld. Iloa Bomber l i t <4T. Mlo- 1101. DATED Ula MU day af (a) Herlaa Took C D D .tl oettaaeoue elothlae. t i ll Xovoaibor, IttS. Aa Aaciliary Adatlala. F I y m a 1 1 h eatomoblle, /• / Loo & Edwards tratar atm. af Mid aatat* Ideatiflcatloa X i a k a r ■ avnau cacw r /*/ B. Edwards R. Faya Baaoett, af Ua firs n m itt. Fabllth Dee. 11, IS, M. tL bonino o a v a m i M af Baaaatt aad Teak Toffother with all atraetaraa Betta* af FabMo Maartaw T Maitland naaa aad Isprovoeaoata, which may Maitland. Florid* Notice la beraby five*. that ealet aa Mid real eeUta. after eonelderaUoa, the »«ml. Thle eal* la aabiact U U* aote Coaaty loalae Commie, requirement Uat at tha time eloa will hole a public hear. of tho m Io there bo bid aa Ina to dotenalao tha fieel. amoant equal la or la axblllty of recommending to the cooe af the minimum omonnt Board af Coaaty Commleetontot for Mid m Io la tha Order Retire la hereby elroa. af ere that th# fullowlne dee. Ua Coaaty Judge. Mid Board of Coaaty Commleelon- mtolmgm amouat af eale hocrlbed *ro*crty preeantfy ton. era af Bemlaola County, n o r. lag tha taai af MM.lt. ■ ■ #d A-l Agrtealtara ha aened Ida, propoeee ta roaoaa Ua Mia ta holng ■ltd# _ IHARLEN W. HATFIELD and I R>l Dopleli Stock 6 (IMS follawtag deocrlbod property paThla -. the “ j LORXA HATFIELD, hla wife; Weat la ft) M. **• •»?«*• reax i t to the Order. of toned A*1 Agrleultare ta C-t Coaaty L E W A L F CONSTRUCTION Bubdlvlelon. F. B. I. P* •* Judge of Bemlnola C—!. CommereUlt Lot A Umo bog Coaaty, la COMFANT, a nortda corpor- Fabllo hearing will ho held nortda, eatarad 4*e.tT It .* *ad M lt* ft ■ Ua aho*o atylo exu.e oa Doe. atloa. *aad R I DOB WOOD la the Oemlaolo Coaaty Coart of NW ooraer, ran S 3»*l'4r* ember T, 1MI, which Mid I WOOD PRODUCTS CO, INC. I Hobo*. Polity Comml»e4oaera ' b m.4T n a M**r w m.s* eelate la aow pendlag “ . 3 corporation exletlng uader Room, ten ford, n o r Ida. oh la ft to MB*I. NW'ly along canal Coaaty Court la aad thal* for Wedneodey. Jaauarr C— Ua lawa of Now Jorooy. .......................... /B I tL M ft i n ft n l e 'i r n * c " “ Defindaate at TUB F. M. er aa mob ttoro. County, norlda. a rty aloag ourv# with M ft gemlaola __:F I N am es TO AFFBAM I after ••_»oouiy?«__1_ _____ IN W ITNESS W H E R EO radlaa It bog aae bog Mf bare hereunto net jy bend TUB STATE OF FLORIDA ft i or NC ooraer rax X It* and peal 11th day of TWl HAULER W. HATFIELD thle m » “ W- IM ft I t ' I W w By R o b e rt e. B row n IMS. B em lael* C o a a ty B o a la f m it i I ' m r w t#*.* n December, /e/ Joeeph SL Maraeko, a x rtrM " w m e ft a to D ire c to r Admlaletrator af 1 h ( eaaal g riy along exnel aad1 Eetato of NE'ly along Uho to B line Roy R. LaRoueh*. North to bog) aal l«ta L 1 Deceeeed and 1, Block 1. Amended Plat Joeeph M. Maraeko lemlaela Park, F-B. d. Fg. P. a Boa are required to fit* your in- m NINTH JTBtCtAI, C1UMl. M. ewer with th* Clerk ot thle c t rr. in AND FOB aEVU* Fern Park. rabtt* hearing wilt ho held Publleh Doe. Florida Court aad to eerv* a copy 130LB rte a iP t. la th* aemlaol* County Coarl Jan. T. l i l t .IT. ft, ft I thereof upon th* Flalatlff or cp . j * COCNTT, IMPT Hoaee, lenford, Florida, In CDD-tf , Flalntlfr* attorney*. who** a frrrr KEENB LUNDBERfl, th* Coaaty Commleoloaer* *sm* aad addreaa la Btebop Flalatlff, Room, on January I. IM* at A Borneteln. It Gait Pine I A. M. or aa aooa there­ IN TMB c iu c ir r COl'BT OF Street. Orlando, Flerldo, not JAMES 0. LUNDBERO, after a* poeelble. THR NINTH jUDICItL CIU- I later than Jaaaary tint. lilt. Dofeadaak I Board of County Commie- CHIT. IN AND FOR BRBI* Ilf you fall to do eo a Decree I w on CD OF aerp lonor* _ co r NTT, FLOBIDA. I Pro Coafeaoo will be entered yoi JAMEO B. LUNDBERO gemlaolo County. Florida XOie IN CRANCBRT NO. 1*0*4 lxgilnet yon for th* relief dejj( rarhltl L*a* By J. C. Hatchleoa. Chair- STELLA E. THOMPKINS, I mended In th* Complaint. Thiel g«n Antonio. Texas A U eat A rth u r o « M m ol in aboutera S r? SS^ V K SM aSiff scoN A S iroem KY.’Ttxi r e m t r BRAKES/ DONN H E Y /w rit* . NOTMOVING/ » w .u m H T U » n 1 « LY a . r my gosh woman ^veutionr ^ -V A MAN »WITH t m IAA c o c a KNOW- ttfe iw a s w OKCAT APWS WXJ ” AAvg M6.LADY POODRI 1 SMCClDFWAy. VIAH-. WHOS DOIN'XUKTIMfJ u u m cu m rA PUA4R9SN, VTIHEtaHT Id*, and flla the original an. ewer at definx* In th* efflr* of the clerk ef th# Clrctlt Cenrt on er before th* Ith day ef January, 1ISS, A. D. If yon fall to do ao Judg. ment by default will ba tak­ en agalaet yen for th* re­ lief la th* Complaint and aald cauee will lh*a precaed aa ^DuNB aad ORDERED at Sanford. Florida, thU tih day •f December, IMS, A. U (SEAI.) ^ ^ . Arlhnr H. Beckwith, J r. Clerk Circuit Court Bemlnola County. Florida By; Martha T. Vthlaa Deputy Clerk Publleh Dee. 1#, tt, 14, St. CUD-St IT* SCARY AVR4AOT7 -EntLMAVM ACUVIMTHK STEONb a*Od» BETTER IN TVtel INSTANCE THANONE WITH N0 TMINS BUT K (R esidence U nknow n) W ILLODENB W E IL , h ls w ife (R eeldenr# U nknow n) and | E ach, a n d a ll a n k a o w n , p e rtone, p a rtie s a n d d e fe n d a n t! who claim by. th ro u g h , g a d er n r ngnlnet th * a fera aa ld ! RCK1E R a W E IL and VrtLLODENB WEIL* hi* wlf* w h e th e r aa epeuesa. hetra. davleeea, grant***. aaalgaeeA Honor*, a re d lte ra , tru etee * e r etberw le*. n s to each a n d a ll Chancery. Mttlttod FEDERAL I a t whom reetdeae* ta • * national mortoaor An. ha*wa. SWEETIE PIE aad SOCIATION, * carper*tlen *r- I gen Iced under aa Art af Can- I B ach a a d nil unknow n per•on*, p a rtie s and defaadunt*. greee and exlatlne pnranaat t* th* Faderul National Mart- an 1* sa c k and all a f whom gag* Aaaoctatlo* Charter AeL I roaldoneo U a a k a o w n . hav in g FtitnllfL vereu* DANIEL D. I • r claim ing t* bav* a n y rig h t, RTDBL aad DONNA M. RY- lltt* e r In te re s t la n r to th* DBU hi* wlf*. Drtandaata, fa)taw ing deocrlbod p ro p erty , being Chancery Can* No. IM- I w hich la th a auhjoet m a tte r a t th* n hevo-atyled aauee. SL praying • said martgag* an th* fallow- II via: Lot tt, B E A R L A K E tog daaerlbed land, lying aad HILLS, according to th* halag la Bemlaol* Coaaty. F la t th ere o f, aa recordCounty. Florida, to-wlti od In P U t Book t L *1 Lot II. Bletk SL NORTH Fag* ST a f th* Public ORLANDO tiT I DD1 Record* at S em lnolt TION. according te plat I C ounty, FVorld*. to g e th e r thereof recorded In Flat I w ith th * follow ing: Book IL Page* t t aad tL t K leetrand H e ale r 4t*B Public Records af BamlInclu d in g th a build in g aad nals County, Florida. a p p u rte n a a c a s located th e re Together with tt* *»U#wlag I oa, and to g e th e r w ith th* fu rn llu r* . furnlehlng*. aad *<,*l?ra*r,H**t*r — Fusel rap —Medal I-FA-tt: I Rang* — Dixie — Model Ttt-i-01; Refrlgereler — Frtgtdalr* —Model D ll; Ket Water Healer — Day A Night — Medal tt-C: Te* sad each af you, ar* hereby required to fU* »*r(eaalty er hy stteruey. I* th# effle* of th* Clerk *f said Court, la th* County Court hereby re q u ire d to fit* a n A n­ Meuse, la SeuUrd. Semlael* sw er e r o th e r P leading reCoaaty. Florida, on or before eponelve th e re to w ith th* th* Srd day af January, A.D. C lerk e f th* a b o v e-e n title d IML your appearance, an­ C lrcnlt C o a rt and to eerv* swer er *lb*e defeuetv# * copy j t each A new er e r pleedlag* t* the Complaint la e th e r reeponelve P leading thle ***** and ale* t* eerv* a pea lb# Plaintiff** A tto r­ upon Sander*. McRwun. gch> n e y s C enrehon and C anrehoa. were A Mima attorney* for If*! M eridian Avene*. Miami th* Ptatatlffc u copy ef aald Uaech. F lo rid a, en a r bafora pleading*, etberwle* eald BUI th* t a d day a f J a a u a r r t t t t ; at Comptalat wilt be Ukaa olherw ta* th* a lle g a iia s a a f aa ceafaasad by yo* aad *aeh said C om plaint « IU t * tak e n aa r o a feeaod hy your. DONE AND ORD ERED a t * DONE AND ORDERRD thle Mth day at November. A. D. th* Somlaol* C o a a ty C ourtIttL at Sanferd. Uemlnul* houte. S aafo rd . F lo rid a, thla M th day * f Novem ber. IMS. County. FieriJa. ttE A L ) A rth u r H. B eckw ith. Jr. Arthur t t Eaakwtth. Jr. C lerk a f th* ab***-*a> Clerk at th* Circuit court aemtuel* Cuuaty. Ftorida. title d C treu lt C a a rt By: M a rth a T. T ih la a. By: Martha T. Vthlea D. a n. C Fwblloh Dm k R M, N I Publish Dam 4 II, It, K CDD-t N inth Ju d tc 'a l C ircu it. Beml. Jr., deceeied. la te • ( cold hole C ount*. F lorida, a a d th* C ean ty . to th* C ounty Judge ab*>r*vl*t*d tills of th is «*** e f dem lnele C ounty. F torlde. I* ROT TV. FA K K ER a n d SOa t hie *ft!c* I* th* c e n rt FH IB M. FARKKR, h ls wlf*. hanse a f e std C ounty * t Sea- F la la tlff* . -va- OCOItUE AB. ford. Fktrld*. w ith in six esl- DO. T rneiee. a a j UEOROC ,n d * r m oath* from th* Umo AH DO. Indlvldnally. a a d T E L . a f the ftrn t p n k tlrsllo n e f LA DEKNF. AUDO. h la wlf*. thle nolle*. Two copies a t Individually, and OEWRQK C. each claim * r dem and shall AUDO, and KKM.NKTH BA1— be la w ritin g , aed e h sll e tsl* COM. Jo in tly , D ofoadaata, th* pin.-* of rm ldenc* and Chancery U P IMIL H I WO therH I poet orrtew sddree* of th* * l»e n Decree Pro Contra** rtslm a n t. and e h sll be ew era Will be entered agalnet you to by th* claim ant, a g en t, at* for year failure la »o serve lo m ey a i d sccom psoled by a aad fit* your Anewer or olhor I tilin g ft* *f ea* d o lla r and dofeooee a* reqnlrtd by law. I each clsln t o r dem and n e t so W ITNESS the band e n d eeal filed e h sll be veld. o f said C ourt th is Seth day Donna J. H ed g n ts Aa a d m la le tra to r a f t t * K eiat* a f Char!** I M f i t e , J r , | deceeeed I M ark N. C lev elaaL J r , I A ttorney a t Law Salt* t i l S a a io rd A tlan tis N ational Dh Bldg [ Sanford. F lerld o I A ttorney for th* a etata I Publish Dec. L XL I t . 14. CD D -t SWEATERS, alipover a a d Cardlgiod, IMS to S lits Perkin*, Downtown Sanford. JackeU, By Dick T urner IDEALS, Cleeelc*, Childrao’s Books. A Sbopper’i Dream! MeVIcers, Downtown Xanford. Let u* help you ulect. Model Airplane Supplie*. Bedmiaton SeU. Bemlnola Sporting Goods. Door GUm Vent Glsas 1 Year old white very larga upright Commercial Freet* er. GeaUei Mr. Pullingor, C om pany »1» Magnolia Ph. PA 1-4*22 322-T222. SERV IC E Srnkerik Gleaa and Paint FU R N ITU R E GIFTS FOR WOMEN DANIEL Green Slipper*, CALL SHIRLEY JONES at MM to MJS. Other bedFA M i l to list your Gift room tllppera from $243. IVEY’S SHOE STORE Singer Round Bobbin equip­ ped to tig sag. Guarantee. S Payments $9.10. Phone PA 2-4411. GIFTS FOR HOME CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA 2-3612 to list your Gift Idsee. By Galbraith O ffic e 204 W . F ir s t DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! Toss., U ni F it • 3 P. M. day before toeerlleu. Men. • S at REMPuNsiBiLrrrt Tbe Herald wft) aet be re- 1. Loot & Found LOST: Smell ta g haired Black Dog. Vicinity ol Wynne wood section. Re­ ward. 2404 Adams CourL FA 2-7040. i 1 4 rr rr ir » L rr ir ■ rr II nr S4 FeuUrune eppelietien IlD plurm DOWN 1 rinh (<«mU 3 Sibhcel a-u.e 3 6 poli*Uoa 14 U ed 45 4$ sr u Comfortable Sleeping Room FA 2-7431. u Nicely furnished Apartment for young couple. $30 mont'i Includes water ft Elect. Own eotftnce. 1U0 . 6. Holly. FA 2 3480. DACHSHUNDS ARC regiitered. Sleek 4 tea. g Moath* old. AQ *hoti, S2S-1T01. “CaR HaII" FA M M Echols Bedding Co. You can find anything you need advertleed to the Her­ ald by Sanford merchants. priTllege* la South Sylvia Lake Shores, a Bedroom* Gunn, flaking Uckle, athletic aad S bath*. Air-Condition­ A WATKINS ROUTE in this equipment, boats, motors CALL SHIRLEY JONES at true is open for-acml-reed. Phone PA 2-7M. end accessory. All ideal FA 3 3412 to list your Gift tired m u , or lady. Many gift*. Term*. Robson Sport­ HOME TOO 8MALLT Idsu. semi-retired people ere ing Goods, Downtown San­ See this I bedroom, kitchen earning $».M to $1M per ford. FA S-3ML HOUSEHOLD ITEMS equipped home now. Com­ week depending on time de- LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES pletely renovated inside, voted to the business. May­ GRAPEVILLB NURSERY JEWELRY Bath Sets, g place place met Price ONLY $4400 90 — be you can qualify. For Grapevllle Ave. near Mth SL sets, Mr. and Mrs. Pillow $210.00 down. personal Interview in your case sets. Hls A Hers Pil­ CALL SHIRLEY JONES at area, write J. H. McGarFA 2-M12 to Ust your Gift low esse sets. $140 a se t lty .Williston, Florida. F R E E ESTIMATE Penney'*. Stemper Agency Upholstering A Mattress tubREALTOR TNSUROR ovsting. New A Used Furni­ FA 2-40011210 S. French Ave. ture. Cell Nig Bedding Mfg. Children kept FA 24112. Co., at too Celery Ave. FA 2-2117, Bedroom, 1 both, living New 2 Bedroom, 2 bath home. room with fireplace, se­ No cash needed. $41 a parate dining room, Florida month. Tsaes A Insurance room glassed, screened Included. 322-1043. porch, carports. O l d e r borne on e lovely palm 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, terrasso floor. Concrete block. In lined itreat, gee Mrs. M. West Sanford. Out of QJght Conrad. 2204 Palmetto Ave. pattern. Large corner lot. Small equity sod assume WELAKA APARTMENTS! mortgage b a l a n c e . VA Rooms priveto baths, i l l monthly payment $77. Ph. W. First St. FA 3-0200. 3 Bedroom furnished Apart­ WYNNEWOOD ment. Inquire Leonard'! Auto Clinic. 264t S. Hiawa­ Completely rtflnlihed I BR, CB home oa fluded hometha or c*U FA 2-9411. site. Al*o has screancd 1 Room in privato homo with Florida room, carport, and ieml-b«th and privato en- utility. Maoy nice feature*. trance. $33 month. Double Total price—412,400. Only bed. Call between 3 and $400 down, and $00.00 per 9 p. m. FA 2-1043. month! Ready to move tato today I 2 Bedroom boms with Flor­ ida room tod kitchen •quipped. $73 moath. Cell Stenstrom Realty 323-0239 for inform etloo. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-24a> Unfurniibed 2 b e d r o o m bouM. 124 EscambJt. Pb. River Front FA 2 0274. 2 Bedroom houw, kitchen e«iuippsd. 1403 Douglas Ave. • Room furoithsd house. A-l $110 Mo. FA 3-4237. 2911 FA 2-0343. Sanford Ave. UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ room house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-3443. 2 BEDROOM modern house. Furnished Apartment clots Kitchen equipped. FA 2 0371. In. Jimmy Cowts, FA 2-401) Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath R E N T A DED home. Fenced yard. Near Ro'.Uway, Hospital ft Baby NAS. 113 W. Coleman Cir­ Beds cle. FA 2-74M. By Day, W*ek, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE 10. Wanted to Kent Ph. FA 2-3141 116 W. 1st St. Y’ear around tenants want* 3 bedrooms, lta baths. Furnished 2 bedroom borne. East tide ot Sanford. Writs Double garage. Fruit trees. Box 30 e'o Sanford Herald. 2U1 Palmetto. FA 2 0442 or FA 2 0271. House—2 Bedroom furnish' ed. Call after 3:30 p. m $45.00 month. FA 2 0507. 43 Metes tee* 43 Wild donkey 4dL*v* |*d 44 Filler 491 turner Sjrhid* *4 CbarecUruiM* U boeer rr J. W. Hall, Realtor SPORTING GOODS APPLIANCES Nicely (urn. ApL For young couple. $3S g Mo. Include* Houict for rent. For infor Water ft Elect. FA 2 1344. malion contact Ted Wil­ liam* Hardware, 2U3 E. 2 Bedroom bouse, kitchen equipped. Near chopping 33th SL center. FA '2-4411, II no 3 BEDROOM hogte, kitchen answer eatl after 4 pm . •quipped. $71 moath. Ph. Furnished lovely 2 bedroom FA 2-3309. Apartment. Lake Golden. ROOMS, The Gablet. 401 Lake privileges. FA 2-0274 Magnolia Ave. FA 3-0720. Happy Holiday U Miu W ant Ads. Do it youreett peat anvtfoL Why pty t high fries ler peat control in your ham* or piece ef haeiaaee. Da U yournlf end oava 00% or mart. I Maatha guernn. tee. Ptreoael Inetntctkme by the formaletor ef THE SURE DEATH DfSECTle CIDES, ead eproytr fumAUTO GLASS Ubed. For laforaiatlea aad INSTALLED free delivery cell Ray mood Windshield Back Ginas Woods. FA MOU. YOWELL’S TOYS CARNIVAL Selea A Service G. H. HIGH i m W. let I t SenfoN Ph. FA S-34BS CALL SHIRLEY JONES at PA SN U (a Hot yoor Gift 100. CkrieUau, elaaaie, popular. Perfect gift for any member at tha family. Sanford Electric. Down­ STOCKING 8TUFFERS town Sanford. FA 0-100. CALL SHtRLEY JONES at PA t-MU to Uit your Gift Quality • Feahioae Idee*. • Service GlfU for alll Of Sanford 40 Confedertlr bteiea Aaietu Ufa.) The HERALD Coatlaeelil PenU, Surplus CUy. Ml W. le t M Rover XS Above (poet) 31 Drno* be* S3 Bara 33 View 34 Reluctant To Use CALL FA M 7I3 Ales'e Fabric A Ruga SUB Park Dr. FRIGID AIRE MSueet eecrutlo It Pays Sales end Service Free eetiuutee is advaaca Froe home demoaotraUoa Classified for your convenience 8 IDE GLANCES The Board of County Com. mlealener* ef Seminal* Coun­ ty, Florida will receive bide at the office of Arthur !L Beckwith. Jr., la th* Courthoaee at Sanferd, Florida ug to S:S* P. M, Monday, JenIV c o t v n r J I IM1E1 COCRT. uary T, SMS. ler the fellow, oE onan aedo. 1EMINOLE COl'NTT, FLOR­ tag: STEM VOL I IDA, On# new Cah.nnd-Chaaete ESTATE OF Track, maximum Q.T.W. U. O. MOOKET, PtrMMg aet lees than 11,440 lb*, NOTICE TO CEBDITOE* complete with I eubto TO ALL PERSON* MAVIVO yard capacity (water!*. CLAIRS OR D E MA N D S level meueure) dump body. STEW NO. 1 AOAI.VPT SAID EtTATEl Tan and sack ot yon nr* On* new cab-end Cheeete hereby notified and required Track, maximum O.V.W. to film any claim* and de­ pot let* than II.SCS Iba. mands which yen. er either without dump body. Chxe■la tn tccommodete exlettng aecond band 4 cable yard (water level) damp body an bund at Coaaty Rend Department ghep. Detailed epeclfloutlon* for th* Item* may he obtxned el th* efftea of th* County En­ w ould hind aald concealed De­ gineer In th* ceurthoaa* al fendant. Sanford. Florida. Fnrthar In­ TOU ARE H BRBB T NOTI­ quiry aad/ar laopaetloa eheuM F IE D th a t e u tt an n not* sa d ha mada at tha Cenaty Raad forecleaura a f A salgnm eat af Department. M ortgage a a d o th e r re lief Price bid ehalt be far tha h aa been Hied again*! you la Itema complete aad delivered th * c irc u it C ourt o f Scmlnol* to the County Road Depart­ C en aty . N inth Ju d ic ia l C ir­ ment oa U. S. iT-tl. fear (4) cuit. C hancery No. IIS IL by mile* Senth ef Sanford, Flor­ ROT W. PA R K E R a n d 8 0 - ida. aad ehoold axclnda er F H IB M. FA RKEIL hi* wlf*. Hat teparately all Stata aad P la in tiffs, •**. OKOROB An- Federal tax** aad aitarnata O rU udo. Florid* DO. True!**, a n d OKOROB er optlaaal Items offered D* A ttorney* for A d m lala trstrtx I AIt DO. Individually, a n d VEL­ livery date must ba speclflsd CDC-t* LA DKKNE All DO. h la wife. and will ba eoneldered la rnblleh Nov. M A De*. L Individually, and OKOROK C. awarding tho contract. Bid 1L IT. IMS. AUDO. and KENN ETH RAL- ehould be accompanied by coptn th * O n r t e f lb* C eanty COM. J o in tly , D efendants. T a* lee af detailed factory epeclJ * 4 a*. Bemtosl* C e a e ir. H e r- a r* hereby required to flla IlcmUva*. rating* and techni­ Me. l a r t e b e t i . y o u r A new er a n d /o r etberw le* cal data covering tie Items l# tn re t R e la te ml plead In nccsrdaace w ith law ba supplied. CHARLES HODUATE. JR . w ith th* C lark a f th * above Bid to be eacloeed la a Deceaeed. e atltled C ourt uud 1* serve sealed envelop* p I a I n 1 y Ta %n Creditor* sad f tr tw t * copy a f earn* open F ra n k marked an th* oetalde. "BID Having Claim* *» ltomsad* A. T ay ler, A ttorney f a r P la ta - FOR DUMP TRUCKS. #p«n Agslsrt HU Ratal*i tlffa. tt* N. M agnolia Avenue. January S. ISO." Tou a a d each of y * a or* O rlando, F lorida, a a a r b*fer* 'Bids will be spaaed at a h ereby notified end re q u lr- t t* t a d day a f J a n u a ry . A. D. meeting ta be bald la tha e l to p re ee at any claim * and I t t L Th* nam e of th* co u rt County Commission Meeting dem and* w hich yuo, o r e ith e r la w hich th U ault ha* been Room la the Conrthnuee al o f jo * , m ay b a r* *gut**i la e lltu le d Is C ircu it C ourt, Sanford. Florida, Tuesday, th* e e tsl* of C harles H *dy-.tr. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKER SYSTEMS AQ Types ead Sleoe We Repair end Service S T I N B Machinery end Supply Co. XT W. 2nd SL PA H W SINGER you eouM afford r sv t h e r t u r r r r c o m r of THE NINTH JfDteiAt. CHS* c r it . iv avo Foia i b n i , VOLM COIJVTT. FLOHI DA. IV CHANCERY NO, 1MU ROT W. PARKER ant eopuiB M. FARKEIL hi* wife, Plaintiff* By N a d i S d U e r SEWING MACHINE NOTICE IS H BRBBT OTV. BN th a t a c o m p la in t and M il fo r divorce haa been file* x g a ln e t yo* by th e p la in tiff tn th* above etytod C ourt a a 4 yon a ro hereby re q u ire d ta fit* y o u r A nsw er to m M e n tt w ith A rth u r H. B eohw lth J r , C lerk e f th# e b e r# p trleS C o u rt la th* C oarthous* a t Hanford. F lorida a n d »erv* a copy of your A axw ar npoa p l a i n t if f s a tto rn e y w ho*# aem e and a d d rtM ta tlated below , a ll of w hich ahall h e don* a n o r before /n o n a ry M . IMS; otherw ise tho a lle a e - B ockw lth, Jr. I Fuhllxh Deo. M, W it CDD.I4 ______ . tmm. Immediate Results Are Swift And Simp! H a n d l i n g tn real estate. types JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR 110 N. Park Avenue Phone 222-0432. Neat and nice 2 BR 1 bath CB home on corner lot 31any nice feature* I Only SMoo, with $330 down, and $34 per month. A real good buy I Available now. Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 JUST LISTED I BIDS FOR RENT „ HosplUl, Rallewsys, Juve­ nile. FREE delivery and Painting A Repairing. Free Pick-up. estimates. Work guaran­ FURNITURE CENTER teed. Fred Roettger, Ph. UN French Ave. FA 20030. Ph. FA 2-7242 21. B « a tjr Stfowi Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 111 Palmetto FA 2-041 'BSSZSS Stenstrom Realty St. Johns Realty HEATING HI N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 H. >. POPE CO. INC. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 340 So. Park Avs. FA 2-4234 114 N. Park Avs FA 3-4122 13. M ortgags Louie Piano Tuning and Kspair LOCH ARBOR MORTGAGE LOANS W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Lovely new 3 BR, 2 bath CB FHA and Conventional home on Urge thady tits Commereial ft Residential BE MODERNI Cook tnd boat in Loch Arbor. Features in­ water sconomieilly with HIclude full equipped kitch­ Stenstrom Realty Therm Bottled Gat. MlUer en, central duct heat, fire­ Radio and Appliance. 114 S. place, enclosed f a m i l y ill N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Pork Avs. Ph. FA 20333. room, tnd many others! $19,430, with low downpay­ ment. Kxeluiive with Jo y o u s Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Avs. FA 2-2420 3 - UEDKOO.MS. 1, 1U & 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA • Cuaveational ft FtlA Financing ■-------------------- • ■ bunland Eatalea • On 17.92 (2 ML So. *f Sanford) Sale* Office let. Hens* Iuald* Entrant* KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PH. PA 3-4474 JIM HUNT KEU.TY. Sale* Agent Da)*, FA 2-2114 . Eve. ft Sun. FA 2-44(6 • 32J-S744 ri*|*B K . . . and Sincere Thanks to tha many Hoiu*-Uvvn«ra of Te« 'n Greeu t'U U 'i and Longdal* for ^ ^ their cunfidtnc* in ua and to ell builder* supply houxeu and our loyal tub-contractors with when w* hav* had such pleasant dealings dur­ ing tho p u t year. We'll endeavor to maintain )uur faith and good will LMN Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133 Buy Nationally advertised Furniture. Brand new fac­ Gateway To Tbe Waterway tory cost plus 10% cosh Robson Sporting Goods FRIGIDAIRB Your KVINBUDl Dollar only. We deliver, wa m«ka Sale* ft Servlet appointment any lim a . W W 1 . let n , FA 24491 Houie Wiring, Free Eitlmatee Berry's Warehouse F u n . Sid Vlhlen'a Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 Co., lie. "n o 01# Bens". 101 W. l*t SL Sanford, VESPA Motor Scooter* ( m i ) Florida. 2 a. m. tUI I p.m. $10.43 down ft $3.32 Week. 25. Plumblag Sarvlcoa 322-3973. 9 p. m. till 9 pjn. 332-0491. Heme p h o ■ e Lewis Seles ft |* v le e 3233144. Aik for Frsa or 2317 Couatyy Club Rm S Lout* Berry. Ph. FA 3-7229 P lum bing ft H e atin g AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT ead REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 1-431 Charming 3 BR, tile both boms, situated oa specious bomtiU* (100 x 140) with many tree* ta fine resi­ dential wcllon! Alto haa separate dining room, PLUMBINO Contracting ft Repairs screen porch, carport ft Property utility. Features include FREE DELIVERY R. L. HARVEY WERIVA RrVER ESTATES fully equipfud kitchen and Approximately 2)1 seres, with automatic washer. Shingle 204 Sanford Ave. rA 2-3243 130 ft. on river, mile off roof ft wood floor*! RL (I Total pries — $0,230. Down $ 4 ,5 0 0 payment $300.00. Monthly ELECTRONIC ORGANS CaU FA 2-4472 atier 4:00 pm . payments— $44.73 (Ineludat S«rvlct oo tU maks*. Work guaranteed. Town ft Coun­ everything)! This won't last ROBERT A. WILLIAMS try T. V., 23M Pa Dr., to we it now! Realtor Raymond Lundquiit, Ataoc. FA 3-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 27. Special Sarvicsn Sunland Estates Homes VA-NO Office FA 2-tUJ Nights FA 24041 323-0700 Park Dr. Seniord, Fla. Blonde, i year eld, full key­ board. 30 yuar guaranteed. Coat IMS. Saeriflco $373. FA PMSL ENTERPRISES Ihilldcre of Te* ‘n Green and l ungdol* Harold Logan., President HAPPY AT HOLLERS of SANFORD PONTIAC Station Wagon 4 Door, FuU ^ jjuIj j * ^ FALCON Station Wagon 4 Door, HUndiml^Mhlf^ UL'ICK 2-Door Hardtop Special fl i KALCUN 2 Door bedsit Standard Shift CIIKYSLBU 4 Door Windsor Automatic And_\^TuncJ. (TIEVKOLET 4-Door, 4 CjL, Automatic Trun*._______ Give A Permanent G ift This Christmas Give A Holler New O r Used C ar (’ «DILL AC 4 Door Sedan DoYUl* Honor And AM jeedhlou OLDSMOUILE 4 Door llardlup Automatic Am^dMjjoiid. OLDSMODILE 4 Door Automatic, Atr fund. PLYMOUTH 2 Door. V-6 1Q K C PONTIAC 4 Door Sedan Automutk T r a n a ^ ^ ^ ^ fM Iw V If iC D CHBVRULUr .Station Wagon 1 0 9 0 yqj Auto, Power Hiwring YAK 198$ g 695 ” ‘ NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY S LOCATIUNS 219 K. 2nd 8T. 2363 PARK AVt. FA 2-0711 ORLANDO Ull 1-4140* FA 4-0441 ,n — if IBil �/V - MSSSm F f i - _ , . ' ka P m. K i m By lam Ckfldm of t e if '' ite. < Casselbef. tM » M tiad MOV* High's H a l* Party," last White Um dslm* kapt Um Texas* bottted ay te thclr amt end at tha (laid hi Um teal half, Bland* engineered t*e m a n aeorteg drive*, am aadteg am a etwyard yiaaya by Cbarlte Talar tad Um • t e " am a 11-yard Blaada (laid goal la Ua Um aeon. Bat la Uw ami, Blaada aad hi* hMtt fame** racelver In the 8enlor Civic t i l ANNA HILLER CIRCLE won _____ tattoo* Division, with tbalr float fat the Chriatmaa parade, for the third time la four jreara. John Bpotehi preeantad tha plaque to Mr*. Robert Zlttrowar, float chairman, a t the Jajrcea luncheon. Members attending tha meeting with Mrs. ZIttrowcr, second from left, are Mrs. Hulon Hale left, Mrs. Marcel Faille, co-chairman and Mrs. Charles Stafford. (Herald Photo) p i l l te the Oder. loss. Blaada had a 43 yard (1*14 goal blocked by Texas Unabatker Sherrill Headrlek la the waning minutes of tha ragslalloa fame, Buffered three interceptions that killed By MUrtey WaateurtB Houston's acortag threats in The new Bear L a k a By Jane Caascterry tha first four quarters—and Brownie Troop of fifth grid* The Women'e Club of Cas­ two more la tha crucial sud­ girls mat test Tuesday at Um selberry held its annual den-death overtime. home of the loader, Mr*. Christmas Party last Wed­ John Mernlek, oa Cecilia Dr. nesday night with U mem­ were turned Into Texan te Bear Lake to enjoy a bers aad their guests present points with BUI Hull picking mother • daughter Cbrietmas for the occasion. Holiday de­ off Um fifth Blanda Inter, party. corations were provided by ceptlos just 44 seconds loft Faitlvttisi began when Um Uw Smith Seminole Garden la the “fifth quarter" to set girls presented their mothers Club. up Brooher's winning threewith gaily wrapped gUta Sally and Etiiabeth Lunn pointer made by the girts from piss. and Judy Grimwood enterllcnntgaa, usually t e moat Ue detergent or bleach con­ talned the group with a song trusted OUer receiver, drop* tainers. The rang* of Ideas and dance routine "Up on expressed In th* gifts varied the Housetop" eccompsnled have meant n tremendous from clever card holders to by Roha Lady at th* piano. difference la thn outcome. Mrs. J . K. Dunwoody read attractive vases. Texan fullback Jack Spikes, Christmas carols werw sung a Christmas favorite “The whow clutch tunning and with Batty Bordner and p#b- LMUeit Ansel” and Mrs. Lis­ pass receiving act up one bte Mernlek accompanying t e r Myadera* lad the group Dallas touchdown and Brookte staging carols accompan­ at Um piano. t r ’s game-winning (told goal, Mrs. L, C. Blpby, co-load­ ied by Lytle Swop*. was voted t e gams's out­ er of tbs troop, assisted the Aa t e club's Christmas standing playar. But be too hostess with serving refresh- project a check for P will dropped a pass In t e claar meats. be presented to th* Lions just momenta before Blook­ Club at Casselberry for us* er kicked t e Otters off t e In their sight coaaervaUon AFL throne. work. Each month, muter the Otter Coach Pop Ivey con­ chairmanship of Mrs. C. K. ceded that although th* OilFisher, the club will sid an* era "handcuffed everything other worthy charitable pro­ they (the Texans) tried in ject. th* last half aad in most of Those attending Wednesday t e overtime, we Just could­ Saint Mary M a g d a l a a night brought eanoed goods n't capilaliM on all t e Brownls Troop US held a to fill a basket for tbe Lions chance* we had." Christmas party and wo- Club Christmas Welfare pro­ gram at Um last meeting. Aa ject. Members had a rather no­ part of their entertainment, St. Mary Magdalen Girl vel gift exchange for after Scout Troop 334 presented each drew a number, turns "The Brownie Story." Tak­ were taken In numerical or­ ing part in this program der fur choosing a gift. When were Terry Ana Blackman, it was opened, exchanges A special matinee Is oo the Noreen Dumas, Susan Frey, could be demanded from program Chriatmaa Day at Julia llosterock, Dorothy Hub among othar gifts already the OrtaDdo-Semlnote Jal Alai bert, Caroline Lansverk, Ra* opened as desired. Refresh menu of canapes, Fronton beginning at 1:13 p. Malpass, Barbara McKenna, cookies, cake, candy nuts Terry Saitetta, Dorothea Wloa . followed by an evening performance at T:4S p. tn. ktta and Sandra Young. Th* and coffee were served by No action waa scheduled at Brownies presented t e flag th* executive board, Mrs. t e fronton today In order ceremony. to give t e players and ere- Games and singing also ployes a day off foe Um holi­ were enjoyed at t e party aa well as the usual array of days. Class Has Party Stephen Calder, president refrashmenta. Girts in th* By Jan* Casselberry of Um fronton, was honored Brownie Troop at* Karen The Troth Grade Sunday Brent. Katheryn Callahan, Saturday night at t e end of the eighth gam* aa Aguatln Dorothy Ferris, Jacqueline School Class of the Cassel­ winner of t e featured sin­ Huffman, Anita Gopnetoogn. berry Community Methodist gles, prtMOted * trophy Mlehele Koesmer, Franetna Church held a Christmas showing player*' appcwetatloa Phillips, Susan Norbert, Mary Party last Friday night at the to Calder. Norman Stabell, Phillips, Margaret R o m , Gen* home of their teacher, Mrs. executive vice president and Sallel* and Diane Laneverk. John Birkheimer, to o Semi­ general manager, made his Brownie Leader U Mrs. nole Bird, tn Casselberry. Tha group enjoyed games first apprarane* during t e Cart Huffman and Girt Scout aad refreshments. They also leader te Mrs. Gordon Hal­ preaewtaUow atoee hte recent listened to records and joined bert. Illness. in singing Christmas Carols. It ahowld he a fast and fur­ Local automobile dealer* of­ Those attending were Ruth ious return to th* courts with a two-day rest up ever fer their best buy* in Herald Wright. Linda Duncan, Elisa­ beth Lunn. Barbara Diggs. classified display tdt. Sunday and Monday. Johnny Birkheimer, Ralph Humphrey and Dan Cass*)bm y. New Brownies Have Party W ft. «■ of t e Sunday Bekasl departments. CudlM am Um thiwe-tterwd birthday cake w an lighted by Amrth graders who atao aang "Went Night" Steven Nlccrry read “A Chriatmaa P n y er.” U m BeBirthday te Jeaoa” aad "U m Sharing Song." Flrat ra d a rs aang “Away la a Manger” and gave a rccHaUo* of “ Happy Birthday, L ltU e Jesus.” Tha aacoad grade gar* a pagaaat, “UtU* Baby J a m in th* llay” and third grad* presented a r e c i t a t i o n , ■Theaa Mike Chriatmaa." Fifth and Sixth grade* pr*. •anted a tableau, aa Miss Lotoann# Wagner road “Th* Christinas story.'* Theaa groups also aang “Oh Little Town of Bethlehem" and “ Hark th* lla-ald Angela Stag.** Whit* wrapped article* of food and toys were brought aa gift* for Um Christ Child. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Soft candle gkw indinbOetot.greeting those .veGXetoloov— Jai-Alai Slates Matinee Tuesday FA 2-4124 In thn army of happi­ ness." Madame Donna Psychic Reader Th* Unseen WorldGreatest Power On _ J B a rtl^ One Consultation Will Help You 'F bS x Novidod" — in my t i l l N. Orlando Are. Wletsr Park, Florida a v ery Merry Christmas! Brownies Have Holiday Party SHOEMAKER Dekles Gulf Service Ivey's Shoe Store By - WOODROW CASH " JU f ] - ft ] , vl \ j ' « They any ours Is th* fastest moving civtlliatoia that ever was. We’re always on th* go, aiwaye hurrying to make th* next light, to catch the next bus or train, to beat th* clock. Considering this, it aeema ail th* more remarkable how, each Christmas season, our world stopa to turn back the dock, clock, to_ remember _____ tha birth of a Child in Bethlehem. and. remembering to feel a renewal of faith, a fresh new spirit of giving. a warmth of good will toward men. S.-me people say that Christmas has become too "commercial.'' Bot it aeema to oa, seeing th* faces at Christmas shoppers, and thinking of th* wide-eyed faces of children on Christmas morning, that the epirit of ChriaUnas la genuine. The tinsel and the glitter, gay ribbons and colored lights and ornaments, are an out* ward expression of an inner glow we all feel. And per­ haps, belnir human, we need these things Xa brighten the light that shines in ua each Chriatmaa. We hop# that yours wtU be a joyous Christmas, and that th# spirit of “Peace on Earth" wtU come into your home and your heart. To all our friends w# Irish A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW TEAR! DOWNTOWN CLEANERS ft LAUNDERERS 111 PALMETTO AVF_ ORBITING IN FA J-SJM * * - WITH W J l Shop the Herald Ad* where local merchants after their beat buys. these are Joys u u s D ousar mix w nope CHRISTMAS PARTIES . . come jour w * Open During WE H U Y THAT TBE ■ u u n f O f THE YULET1DE SPOUT riAD O BW EVQT HEART Thw Holiday* Far GackUib AW Drink* Lake Catherine Inn ChultaoU, Florida MS-3571 Etot First SUwet FA 2-MI 4 R- C. Carroll CONSTABLl �+ * * t (+ * + + t + > . simple faith qui&es us to the tRue spiRit of chRistmas puce, unwaveRing faith m t h e m e a n in g o f his Bicth that w onC m ous n ig h t w ill g u id e us t o new hope a n d fecvent chacity • w9e i wrv' i K x so , Let us pause th is h o ly se a so n M Bm * m t o c e a ffic m our faith, and ente.R e v e c y heact BCinging gceatest joy to all Dick Aiken Elizabeth lama James Chaplin Lew Luster .Mary Frances Davis Janie Shoemaker Cecelia Farmer Raymond Stevens Walter A. Gielow Doltie Higginbotham William Taylor Hank Tenney Marie Harris Robert Thompson Jack Trim Ralph Hays Judy Turner Raymond Hays Larry Vershel Jack Hull Frank Voltoline Henry Jameson Clyde Walls Anna Jardina Fred Wells Harriett Johnson Judy Wells Shirley Jones Mary Williams CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Jane Casselberry Mrs. Louise Simunek Mrs. Donna Estes Mrs. Connie Sklsluk Mrs. Mona Grimstead f ^ \ Mrs. Ilcttie Smith Mrs. Helen Snodgrass Sirs. H. L. Johnson Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mrs. Jean Lyles Mrs. Shirley Wentworth Mrs. Adam Muller Mrs. Frances Wester * r ; W *'< * » < / \ l 1« m i l ''jjiStuA L .xa v « t j s ■ to pRay that the tcue spicit of ch R istm as w ilL i ' ' * «.w •'33 'M i - �AT CHRISTMAS we are taking time eat ta eond along a big bundle ef warmest good wishes, U friends and customers. LEV ERETTS STANDARD STATION OV1RDO rtetmaa, rather Treat • am moeh oiler than but In recent year* afluence of Amerlca'a Claua hao been spreadtrouabout the world. whole tribe ef Christ, Igurea dates bark tradlr to Nicholas, blabop rre to the 4U. eentwy a early Christian saint ras said to bare been lt dlstrlbullnr lifts in good bishop's fame nample spread ovor i la auceoeding teaaad bacame identified to eelehratlon ef ChriatWVsn Dutch colenlste earn* la the New World In the 17th ceatery, they beoaabt their lepend of Sant Nikolaaa with tbe% From Sant Nikolaas to Santa Claua la but a quick twiat of the too rue, but .It . . . . . . . .. w“ raIn7 1 t m b*,or* Mra« *«■•«»* reeogniaed all over the colonies, By that time they had be­ come the United States. When Clement Clarke Moore wrote bia Immortal Christmas poem In I d , be iadeliby fixed tha aanaral ippearaace and charactertitles of our present-day Ssnta. Yet the title of hla work was “A VUM from S t Nleholaa." It « u tha political cartoonl*t Thomas Nast, who draw the Republican elephant and Um Democratic donkey, who really made Santa Clana popular. But hie appearance •till borrowed heavily *rom Moore's poem. Today, Santa Claua la no longer an ell but a great Jolly, rotund, full-iiie man with a heart to match. The North Pole la hla headquait* era and workshop, MERRY WISHES AT CHRISTMAS U s -the season to extend greetings and to . thank our euftomeral JERRY'S Food Market Ph. 8*5-3498 GLOWING GOOD WISHES TO ALL OUR FRIENDS SINCERE BEST WISHES! S 9 V RO U N TREE PLUMBING COMPANY New Y eir1! Party 1:50 P. M. Ta 1:0* A. M. (No Kstro Charts) DO. FLA. 3*5-5515 O V IED O TEXACO SER V IC E PhoM 865-9456 MERRY CHRISTMAS Here’a hoping that your holiday la ever-ao bright and gay, O V IED O GARAGE Telephone 365-3291 Oviedo, Florida GOOD WILL TOWARD ALL MEN % Mw Star o/Bathhham light 9tir way to a tatting paaca m M y Chriatmaa aaaaott Tha Employees Of ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES. INC. P. O. Bex 8481 Orlando, Flit. Hopiqg the joyfel sounds CHRISTMAS CHEER of holiday gladness will May every day of thie joy. ous holiday b« filled with happiness for you. echo through your homo this Christmas! i* TO OUR S FRIENDS Company 365-3211 365-9414 Chuluota, Fla. We pause fromwordty labors to give our thanks for bittw pest and loifWi you Chri*tme*|oyf that la*S and b*L \Mnm Nearly 1,000 Seminole Cnuntiana are membera ot families of Dyaatronlcs employes. To theta aad their 58,800 Seminole neighbors who hare made thin county the wonderful place It la, we uy: P. M. SMITHSON, Prop. Phone 365-3671 To Our Friends in Seminole County We appreciate this THANKFUL opportunity to add our Best Wishes to HEARTFELT BEST WISHES TO ALL AT CHRISTMAS the many others you receive for a Happy Holiday Season Ml-War 17-93 North Electronic Equipment P. a Box 158, Maitland, Fla. Central Florida* Mom Itenutiful Ballroom and Recreation Center Jnat off 17-92 nt Big Tree Park Longwood. Midway Between Orlando and Sanford FREEDOM enjoy a (Real Estate) 3*5-3173 Orledo. Florida HIGHWAY 17-93 �A vacantly p o p u l a r aougi knitted or elaaaicmlly ilmpta, points op tho fact “that It's i unadorned or bojowtlni, tha fun being a glrL" And, it awaatar line-up goto on and aavma that tha fun of balng a oa in rich glowing colon and ftnulo is particularly fna-fUl- stylos. •d at Christmas time. Slim jims, espria, strotch Msybo a girl wouldn't find pants, shorts, slacks, ate., a n Ufa oaboarabls, if aba didn’t all high oa a girl's wish list, got soma "waarabla," but dol- and salactlons a n tromondoos. Ian to doughnuts, tho atorago Blouses to tuck la or wear missy, miss or mlsoua would outsIdo run tho full gamut bo quits disappointed without from pun whits ts black, hi something for her wardrobe solid colon sad prints of all from Santa. kinds. Fabulous new fabrics If youYo bar 8anta this he their c a n a dream. Christmas, tho somethIng-to- T hen a n stylos for tho tomwear possibilities in gifts a n boy types or tha “l Io n rafandlaaa. From plain to fancy 0®*" Udias. sweaters, patterned or not, W np her lovingly in a now with or without fttn, novelty coot, a Jacket or caps and To Our Friends Sending you and yours loads of grand wishes at Christmas . . . and our thanks for your loyal patronage. AT THIS HOLY SEASON wa pans* to extend our warmest wishes to all our friends. C H U LU O T A R EA LTY Telephone 365-3585 Chuluota, Florida Crumley - Monteith, L. W. Monk! Ption, 363*3282 H ARTUN GS RESTAURAN T ORANGE CITY, FLA. Wishes a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year To ah our patrons in Sanford Dining By Candle Light AU Christman Week yen'll put stare In her eyes. A stink coat, of nurse, will thrill her, but shell love a cashmon if it’s from you; tweeds, aU leather, and a most elegrant fabric etory shape up the new costs for Christmas, Although this season’s untrimmad coats a n lovely and aimpie, tha big news Is in the ex­ citing handling of costa with luxury fur trim#. If you’d like to make It a gift of fur hot can’t afford it, look at tho fascinating "fur took" coats that authentically copy tho sophisticated leopard, ottar, bearer and mink look of tha real thing. Beat of all so many of these fabulous fakas b a n real fu n on colla n and cuffs to enhance them. From bister Jackets to the widest variety of car coats. Jackets a n designed to top tha elegant formal or (lacklook ski pants. Some are hood­ ed, many a n pile or fur lined; others have linings thst go out or in as the wo a t h e r changes. Shall certainly welcome a topper for all- weather wear. Some of these look like theater coats yet shed water like a duck whan tha rains corns; many do an about-face with ona fabric for tho topside and a completely weanble lining to flip over to when the occa­ sion or mood is right. Although capes in poncho styles bead many sportswear showings, the cape, that’s most favored, comes In fur—mink, In tricky eapeleta of fox, chin­ chilla and other luxury pets. A fashion conscious woman always seems to look a wee bit n o n elegant when she adds a smart scarf to her costume. Whether for high fashion eve­ nings, or for football game*— Christmas gift scarves are complementary to every fem­ inine mood and fancy. Scarves make that "some­ thing-special" extra gift; their else makes them Just right to tuck into a stocking, the pock­ et of a blouse, sweater or jacket, and they are a fabul­ ous "twin" gift for evening bags, glamour glovee, Jewel­ ry and other feminine acces­ sories. Big squares, long oblongs, bsndjt ties or whet have you. Scarves are modestly priced; they come in rich alike, wools, knits, c h i f f o n s ; in solids, prints, polka dots, etc., etc., etc. i CH RISTM A S G R EETIN G S SANTA GREETED YOUNGSTERS at annual Longwood Community Christmas party a t the city park area. The City of Longwood, civic or­ ganisations and church and social groups joined in sponsoring tha event. MAYGOODMIL AMONGALLMENRBGNM THEWORU) THIS CHRISTMAS—ANDFOREVER! Otla and Ida May SJobloa m O n thin holinnt o f days* w n e x te n d o u r s in c e r e w is h e s fog a eery M erry C hristm as GARAGE FA 2-2055 BUDGET Beauty Salon formerly Iluby's 112 North 17-92 CASSELBERRY Operators Ruby llollis Mary Jane I'rinee e e t i n g s CHRISTMAS JOY TO A l l COMMKKCIAL ■1’HINTINU A LITHOGRAPHING 300 W. FIRST FA 3-2381 Ff L .v £a & HOPING YOUR CHRISTMAS V/ILL BE THE JOLLIEST EVER A cheery hello to all o u r many friends, with warmest wishes lor a T ory happy Christmas season! HOLIDAY GREETINGS SH ER IFF MERRY CHRISTMAS! May your Home be aglow wHh a | liw joy of Ibn Christmas season. 7 May your holiday be as bright as Ssnta’s m l suit, as gay aa his twinkling eyes and as wonderful as the tradition of Sc. Nickl REALTY Seminole Offset Printers take Mary, Florida (Airs. G. P. Brown) FA 2-5237 J. Brailey Odhnm, Dlstr, FA 2-2561 . f n r " % '7 r ~~— c 1. I 5 i. It- tfi ___ �earefnlly nlthratad by pr ■keel growers, r i n e n GLOWING GOOD WISHES TO ALL OUR There art M ae | U « » « wImiw i n tea b n I b t a r f cutting down year own troo with e m w at u prerlded by tbo grower. In other*, the tree (e dug op for yon end then pal In n bucket or wrapped in bar* FRIENDS MAT YOUR CHRISTMAS BS BRIGHT Wareco Service Station " W in - P r k t Oil Co." l i t N. H m A CHRISTMAS Grapeville Nursery COMPANY FA 2-3003 SEASON'S GREETINGS 0. Lewis Dinkins DBfrtUHimHf 2221 Graperilln At*. FA 2-08*4 FA 2-4342 A iHIHINO NOUOATI FAUST DRUG STORE Amy Anderwnw, Registered Rani EsUle Broker 224 E. Flrnl FA 2-0704 FA 2-7403 Day. 241* S. French. FA 2-4011 Night o m Caroling out with many wonderful wiehes to a ll o u r f r i e n d s TVS' that you and youre will hare a very, very Merry Christina*. HAROLD KASTN ER AND COMPANY (Prod are) •ed T h irtee n th 9 FA 2*3021 RAIL BONDS FA M l �% Glad Tidings of Joy to i everyone It a neighbor “look* after things" white yon art away, aead a card ea route, or bring back a an all thank-you gift. I RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE 8. French Are. FA M U 1 FURNITURE COMPANY THE LONGWOOD BAPTIST CHOWS presented their annual program of Christmas music during the morning worship service last Sunday under the direction of Jim Austin, Stetson music atudent who alao serves as music director for the church. In the picture are members of the Primary, Junior, Youth and Adult Choirs as they appeared for the program. (Herald Photo) SANTA’S COMING and'he's bringing along very beat wiahea for all of our many fritnda and cuatomra from all Of UK. Used Cars 701 South French Phone 322*8061 VO OUR MANY F R IE N D S ... A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS! ^ " * ..B E S T w is h e s Tkk is lb* lima when Joy fills tbs air and mm come topUar fta a spirit of good fellowship...wb» wo wish s l sfo w frkads a wary MERRY CHRISTMAS fe a tu rin g Carol-Lynn Fashions” 402 Pecan Ave. FA DONUT SHOP FA 2* 4062 II11 We FA 2*3649 want to with greetings to all of our nmny friends. III! Join May the peace and |oy of the Season be with yon always! 2619 French HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 801 E. 25th FA 2 Phone FA 2*8293 Outwith to you We wish yea and your lowed anea a very briuht festive and fun-filled holiday celebration! b that ofSt. " H A P P Y C H R IS T M A S T O A L L , A N D T O A L L A G O O D NIGHT!’ 1011 8. French 251h & Reardall 2101 S. French �.1 1 ♦. u ■ _ - -----------• • > • - . ***T g ' Tut £1Dns <.k2 & PEn 4 l m 1 ' j ’ivii ** fist ^ v f * f.»ri i 1**r»T ■j r i rHj.v'v ■- ML MS TO All A t.4 W f R i f von Mam f CHRISTMAS! EDDIE’S BAKERY 105 W* I W H M “ om cK SUPPLY c a 117 S. Magnolia * J m TIMS TO BAYt To All Our Many Friends... HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS TH* CHRISTMAS SEASON I» th« Uro« when colorful polnssttlas b u n t into bloom in Fionas. This heavily blossomed polnsettis at Cypress Gardens is being admired by pretty Clara Csss. • C M r p h if to * Cut Rate Liquors Ne-Hi Bottling Co. 112 W. First St. FA M 4 U all year on good wishes to send to our many friends a n d customers, now. THE BOUND® OF CHRISTMAS JO Y RING OUT! r i.k t SANFORD LINOLEUM IAND T IL E CO. I j PEACE a n d JOY •• .M ay they b s yours this Christmasddo 127 W. F ln t FA 2*5211 « n p f*|*n p * SINGING OUT OUR CHRISTMAS GREETINGS M s y th e p s e ts e n d lo y bsw R hyos Ted Williams Hardware Co. aas Silk 1 M K .U U CJwW L-bo o$SL Harcar Aluminum Products Orlando Dr. COMPANY PA 2*5510 FA I*3tOl m C M tfS IW S S M IT T Y S FA 2*7715 BNAPI'IN’ TURTLE Complete Mower Senico 8. Ortsndo Dr. FA 2*2811 CONCRETE PRODUCTS H o p in g th o b lo s a ln g s ol May the joy and poses C hristm as first Christmas return s h in s n p o n to fill your heart with gladness s a c h af you. Jgriitt hhSK ter « holibap liaisinghill bwiwtil Strickland • Morrison, toe. _ I L..W -Y w*rv Fori Dealer FA M t t l III JS'JSfiL®? ISM FNstfc A to. — «. p u ttin g * ts tsc n l ail t iii h«p. ot tho at this holy season. Progressive Printing Co. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store 118 S . Sanford A n - �Giving O f Christinas Presents Is Combination O f M any Customs Dec. 24. 1962 — Pag* 7-B TO ALL OF YOU FROM ALL OF UBI Pagan and Christian cus­ toms are combined In our giving of gifts. Santa Claus is a variation of the name Saint Nicholas. Ills festsl day la Dec. g. living hi the Fourth Cen­ tury, according to legend, he secretly went about giving gifts to the needy. In one fav­ orite tale he left bags of gold for three girls who had no doweries; needless to add all three soon were married. Other names for the giftgiver are Papa Noel, La Betana, Jule-nissen — plus many more. Kris Kringls, for Instance, comes from the German words “ Christ Kind" or In­ fant Christ, but Is depicted now as a girl wearing a crown and carrying a Christ­ mas tree. She shares honors with KnecM Rupert, who gives presents to the good children and Pelsnichol (Nic­ olas with fur), who leaves only switches la the shoes of naughty boys and girls. It probably is from the European custom of setting out the shoe or sabot for gifts that we derive our own ceremony of hanging up a stocking on Christmas Eve. Some icholan believe caroling Is a carry-over from the Roman songs of the Sat* urnalla. The first songs of the Nativity date from the Fourth Century and German Ueder from the 11th. Some 300 years later, carols found their w*y into Fran.-e and Britain. One quaint belief of northern England was that on Christmas Eve the bees gathered and hummed car* ols. The Puritans strongly op­ posed singing and even the celebration of Christinas It­ self. In England they passed laws in ' IMS forbidding its observance, but these wen repealed after the Restora­ tion. From IMS In 1MI tn parts of America It was a crim­ inal offense to celebrate the holiday. Later in our history George Washington credited his success against the Hes­ sians at Trenton in 177S to the enemy's evening of Christmas revelry that left them open to a surprise at­ tack. of Juul. Great fires were built to honor the god Thor and to defy the Frost King. The medieval English consid­ ered it had luck If a squint* eyed person entered the great hall while the tradi­ tional log was burning—and even worse luck if a bare­ glum and Holland. On St. footed or flatfooted woman Nicholas' Day, Dec. g, good appeared. children received e a a d y, nuts, oranges and some toys. Christmas comes twice a The bad ones, supposedly, year to lucky children la are put Into St. Nick's saek Germany, Swltserland, Bel- and spirited away. Seasons Greetings HAPPY HUNTING PLEASANT BOATING YEAR 'ROUND FUN! PEACE ON EARTH at Christmastime and for always ia our prayer at this holy season. The word "Yule" tomes from the Scandinavian least 2413 8. Franck FA 2-7480 HOLIDAY JOY TO YOU! Larry's New fir Used Mart 213 8. Sanford FA 2-413 GAY, GOOD WISHES An old-fashioned wish that's always new.. • Merry Christmas! Greetings aa bright as baubles on the tree we extend to everyone. .... Phone 322-7252 Irving Pryor Kepreuenting State Farm Insurance Co, FA 2-5142 CHRISTMAS Greetings k TO A L L Cfjrisitm aa ^ le a sin g s YUIET1DE BLESSVJGS TO ONE AND MOL in the Monteiuma Hotel 300 8. Magnolia FA 2-5692 APl’LIANCK SERVICE May tfws Christmas be a happy M ay t k t Ckritt Child brim§ Joy to light this < floriou >, holy tta to n . I'LUM I11NG & HEATING Beauty Salon one in each and every way; may your heart be filled with gladness upon the joyful day. Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc 109 N. Palmetto FA 2-4882-4884 700 S. French Ave. FA 2-7121 GDitr (Eljrurtmafi flrager To you, from all of us here our very best wishes for a holiday rich in the true, deep SEASON'S GREETINGS HAPPY HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO ONE AND ALU meaning of Christmas. To mU our good friend* and their loved ones, we extend our sincerest wishes for a Christmas season filled with cheer. HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY v 2502 8. Oak Ave. George J. Mills ft �Sunshine Service friends and neighbors * g w 1 1 A it if y ■ 1: 1*1 the folks Atlantic D. II. Piercy 0 . T. PllUrd I t L. Porttr W. E. Price C. T. Rabun B. E. Adaau H. A. Gowan J. E. Alderman J. I t Grant J. E. Andrew a I t I). Grieme J. L. Alklnaoa Agnes Grooma It 8. Auatla J. F. Groee T. W. Ilaker, Jr. C. E. Grubb L. J. Raaa J. E. HaO J. C. llcall M. D. Harden G. T. RaT L . J. R n t m R. C. Repilado C. 8. Roberta F. J. Render I t C. llrantley M. II. Rrown It F. Ilulliud A. D. Iloakina L . t* . Rom M. I). Rumgarner Jack llurney II. E. Hlrt A. P. llillell K. L. lllttell (). I t Hopper R. F. Hubbard C. 8. Johna C. A. Johnson U. I t Johnson J. C. Johnaon J. J. Kenduil l„ K. Lawaon W. 0. Livingston W. Scott Ruma Huston Rueby Arthur Cameron W. A. Canop J. W. Carter G. W. Carver, Jr. Lucille f t Canrer J. 11. Chapman A. J. Cheana E. C. Daniel* W. W. Davta A. I . Dunn H. W. Durrance H. C. Eby C. W. Ergle K. A. Fender W. A. Feeler W. H. Galnea J. II. Galloway R. P. Galloway W. R. Gilea L. I t Gin I t T. Hatchett W. II. Hawklna J. E. Higgins, Jr. C. F. Markowlca A. It. Middleton 1). It. Middleton II. C. Moore II. C. Morgan. Jr. E. A. Myere W. C. Nance tucy Faye Nowlin W. M. Osborne J. E. Padgett C. I t I'artaln J. I t Philllpa J. C. Sapp C. i * Scuddar J. O. Smith, Jr. Patricia A. Smith C. U. Sodtrblom I t . ! - Spotta I t N. Stafford T. N. Stafford W. A. Staiufield J. A. Stawart T. F. Stawart J. C. Taylor D. E. Thraahar C.*G. Ttllta C. JV. Turner E. C. Tyler 1UU Tyre f.*G. Walker Jam hi M. Warner L A. W'ataon T. H. Went, Jr. Cliff'While DIRECTORS O FFIC ER S George D. Rishop L. I. Frazier II. II. Hodges R. F. Mann George A. Ortagua II. n. Pope Ira E. Southward George A. Speer, J r George A. Ortagus H. H. Hodges R. F. Mann R. W. Deane O. C. McRride I«oi» D. HoushoWer Catherine M. Ray H. D. Rowland TELLERS Aina* Oraano flaudina Ceaa Polly Jonra Jaannatta KInlaw Juanita McCord w a lk UP TELLERS I anora A ndrrw a PROOF IIEPARTJIEST R ot Wright Joanna llaaa Franrra Rro»« llrlla (iillii»»r I'hjIlU Sprnc.r BOOKKFT.PINT. DEPARTMENT Dotty Ramaay Glenda Gordon Jarkia Hatrhcr Shrrra Jonm Judy Mima Julia Sand* Carotfa Oatrrholm Jojca Hragyil CREDIT D FP\RTMENT A u c lU Howard Mery Jew* Barbour DRIVE IN TELLERS fla re Flatamajar SAVINGS TELLER Jo Ann Hamilton M arlorte Todd Patty Walkar STATEMENT WINDOW Sarah Kridar larolya Wilkaeuam SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Eaihar L«u Pata LOAN * DISCOt'NT COLLECTION DEPARTMENT Hill Rm«n Cl)da Long MAIN'T ENCE DEPARTMENT Frank Blair Tumrn) hiyy Marian W. WHUama I t M-. Williams E. W. Willia H. E. WiUon Margaret M. Wright MEMBER P. a L C A INSTALLMENT LOANDEPARTMENT Halan C. truer Sarah Grimm Marjorie llrlma Flurrnrr llowk Edith Kryiirr Ronnir Ru*M SAFE DEPOsrT BOX CUSTODIAN Dolwrra Go«r»a �% ✓ . YOU 68 (U rey Ysrahsl wiB ho te f New Yerit far the helidaye N l i i M d Th* Cbeh « ■ be written by member* af the adteartel depertmaet.) s e e 1 reset granting e l a foot­ ball eeimUnhtp to Jeheny FhiUfoe hr foe University ef eutefion* as to the teat time • Saaford player had aech a prate to Ua University. Two af than went la 9M *haa McKay M a c k aad Oltaa Odham traveled to Gatorlend Mr gridiron duties. Tntluck k ft aehaol the a n t WED., DECEMBER 26, 1962 .. 8ANF0 RD, FLORIDA NO. 61S B day that all rtecka should be made out to "The Sarepta h a t Imprevemret Fuad," aad aldnattd to kit car* at Bo aald the meaty wUI bo placed la aa otcrow fund aad will bo utcd oxcluklvely for Beaded Improvements at tho REMNANTS OF A CAR are shown after one of the craahee which oc­ curred in Seminole County during the Chriatmaa holiday. This one was cracked up in the Fern Park area. (Herald Photo). ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * Mrs. Bradoa outlined tho most pressing needs at tho homo as bolng a now steel fire escape, which Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. has dr- Car Damage Set New Constitution A t $ 5 ,5 0 0 SEOUL, Koran (UPI) Park Chtntg Boo promulgated a sweeping now constitution today and said It provides the basis for the nation to taka a big “leap toward.” An unidentified elderly Negro was killed early today when he was atruck by n pickup truck driven by George W. Barnes, Negro, of 2723 W. 23rd St., thcr Highway Patrol reported. Trooper C. E. Tomlinson said Barnes said the old man was standing In the middle of the fog • • " ■1 ■ 1 1 - .......—------ ibroudtd road, and he hid NEW YORK (UPI) Striking longshoremen began picketing in full force from Maine to Tessa today. Hopei for an orderly strike w en «► daagered at ewe pert. En m a m picketing went into effect for the first time ilnce the International Long­ shoremen'! Association call­ ed the walkout Sunday night The possibility of an intra­ labor squabble threatened to touch off violence on the docks at Galveston, Tex. Galveston police dispatched extra men to the waterfront to guard against a clash be­ tween a subsidiary of the 1LA and a newly formed in­ dependent labor group. The independent laborers, represented by s onion call­ ed the Banana Workers Co­ operative, have intimated they may eroas picket lines at Galveston. A Swedish boat, tha Brita Thordon, ia in dock witk a banana ship­ ment for Texas Forwarding Co. of Galveston. Otherwise, reports indicated that picketing elsewhere along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts was orderly. Both tha shippers and the I LA wert reluctant to re­ sume negotiations in tha dis­ pute which arose over a ship­ pers' demand that th« union reduce the sixe of work gangs from 20 to IT men. no chance to avoid hitting him. The body was found 88 feet from the point of impact and |300 damage waa done te the truck, which Is wwned by Cheater C. Fosgate, Win­ ter Park. Juatice of the Peace Hugh Duncan made the coroner'* investigation. No charges were preferred a g a I n ■t Barnes. Other accident* since ‘Mon­ day night' resulted In three persona being hotpitnliied and ISAM damage* to eight cars. Monday about 8 p. m. a car driven by Jesse II. Spivey, Orlando, struck a parked ear belonging to Jack Kenner, 2344 S. Sanford Ave., San­ ford In front of m fruit stand a mil# south of Casselberry. Kanner’s car ws* knocked 85 feet by the impact. Both Spivey and Kanner were taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital with undetermined injuries. Damage to the Kanner car was estimated at 81,200 and to tho Spivey vehicle at |800. Spivey waa charged with fail­ ure to have vehicle under control by Trooper J. L. Sikes. Late Monday evening a new compact car, driven by Lowell W. Kramer, 24, Alta, monte Springs, skidded 430 feet when Kramer tried to negotiate a eurvs west of Weathersfteld and rolled over twice into the woods. Kramer was not injured, but damage* to hit car amounted to $800. Ha was charged with exces­ sive speed by Sikes, who in­ vestigated. Robert Mayer, wn'o lives on SR 438, near the Lake Howell Road intersection, waa cri­ tically injured when ha lost control ef hi* ear while driv­ ing on Lake Howell Road, Tanglewcod, Tuesday night. The car slewed through sever­ al front yard* in the vicinity before striking a power pole, the report said. t Mayer was thrown through the windshield by the impact and taken to Winter Park Memorial Hospital in serious condition. Damage to his car was placed at f 1,200 and the power pole cost is $200. A car driven by Carl F. K e t t l e s , of Altamonte Springs, struck a vehicle owned by James R. Clayton Jr., 8NAS, early Tuesday night in front of the Mar Lou Restaurant. Tba Clayton enr waa knock­ ed over the curbing and into a telephone pole. Damage to the Kettles ear waa placed at $500 and to Clayton’a at $550. 12 Million Miles MOSCOW (UPI)-Russia's seven-month space probe to the planet Mara passed the 12 million mile mark Tuesday, according to the official news •geney Tass. The “Mars 1” was launched oa Nor. I. Hole Filled HOLLYWOOD (UPI(-Doris Day will replaco tji* lato Mar- Thanks Given A Shoe , , • Widely scattered man met death as VATICAN CITY (UPI) Pop* John XXIII praised God today for tba first Christmas in many years without wars or threats of war and asked Cath­ olics to pray (or an avar more solid peace. Stocks Firm NEH YORK (UPD—Stocks got off to a firm (tart ia brisk opening dealings today. The market will be facing new pressure this week. Now that ■tiling for capital gains has been completed, the list ia In By Uaited Preaa fateraatioaal for a bout with tax-lots sailing. Death struck more often Market Talk Set on the nation’s highways dur­ BONN (UPI)—West German ing tho final hours of tha Foreign Minister Gerhard • • • four-day holiday Christmas Schroeder will go to England This ia the day the dirt Day and tha list of victima next monlh to discuss Bri­ starts to fly out in Altamonte waa nearly as long as nrgin- tain's proposed entry into the Sprlngi on the first section ally f e a r e d , compilation! European Common Markat of the municipal water sys­ with British Prime Minister showed today. tem. Saw Oakland Estat'a Harold Maerolllan, R was an­ builder Lee Cohn last night The traffic death paca nounced here. and he tells us his house* averaged well over six an will be ready for the water hour for tha 102-hour holiday. Austin Dies Jan. 3, the agreed on date Flrea claimed more than 100 BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) for the completion of the lives. Former Sen. Warren R. Austin pipework by Bail Builders, Six children died In • fir* of Varmont, the stocky, redJacksonville. on a farm near Poughquag, faced country lawyer who bo• • • N. Y. Five persona died in a cam* tha United States' first Heart Massage traffic accident during a ambassador to tha United Na City commissioners w i l l Texas rainstorm. continue their adjourned Mon­ Saves Infant float, died Tuesday at his The United Press Interna­ home. He was U. Austin, a day night meeting and hold a STANFORD, Calif. (UP1>— tional count showad that G43 Republican, had been ill and session Thursday at 10 a.m. to A Palo Alto physician saved persona had been killed in partially paralysed since suf wind up year end business. the life of a 12 week-old baby • • • traffic accidents between 8 faring a stroka late in 1033. with open chest heart massage p. m. local time Friday aad Alcoholics Anonymous will performed ia the makeshift midnight Tuesday meet Thursday at 8 p m. at surroundings of a household Still In Jail T h a breakdown: traffic, Grace Methodist Church on kitchen Tuesday. MIAMI (UPD-Ex-Vaaeaue843; fires, 103; planes, 14. laa dictator Marcos Pcrex The infant, Orian Mcrier, Onora Rd. miscellaneous, 70; total 820. had stopped breathing for « • • Jlmenes ate a Christmas din­ California led the nation ner of ham, string beans, po­ . Winners of the Chriatmaa nearly five minutes when Dr. with 60 traffic deaths, fol­ tatoes, fruit and salad from a lighting contest sponsored by Jaek Remington arrived at the lowed by Tsxaa with 53, Il­ prison tray just a few miles the Jayeees will receive their Palo Alto home of Mr. and linois 43 and New York 34. from his $400,000 minium on prises at the noon meeting of Mrs. Eflo Merler. Miami Beach. Guardi al the the club Thursday at the Civic The physician quickly open­ Miami Jail, where Peres Jim Center, Chairman H a r e 1d ed the baby'a chest with a knife and massaged his tiny cues ia being held for extradi­ Rowland announced. Spying Charges heart until an ambulance and tion to Vcnexuela to fare • • » resucitator crew arrived. charges that he stole millions Made Official The graphic and original The baby was in critical con­ from the national treasury, MOSCOW (UPI) The So­ -art work which decorated the dition today, according to Palo viet government today offi­ said tha pudgy ex-atrongman operating mom entrance won Alto Standard Hospital. cially backed up newspaper attended Mau in jail first. the prise at Seminole Memor­ spy charges against the U.S. ial Hospital for the best dec­ embassy here but Indicated orated section. The scene de­ Europe Snowed In that three American embassy Herald Index picted Rudolph with a broken LONDON (UPI) - A winter officers, accused of espion­ leg ia a cast, being pulled by storm that gave Europe one B ridge............- Page 8 age, would be allowed to reSanta oa a bicycle and a very of ita coldest and whitest Classified _ . Page U 1 main in the country. Christmases in history kept fine pencil sketch of a nurse ... Pag* 10 The action came hi a Comice by Joe Rojali The fine dis­ holiday travelers stranded in Blacklist Asked Dear Abby Pag* 0 WASHINGTON <UP1)-Ser. Foreign Ministry statement plays all over the hospital parte of the continent today. Paga 4 made judging very bard, but Snow brought by icy winds out I Clinton P. Anderson. (D-N, that did not order any expul­ Editorial ___ Entertainment .. Pag* 0 linal honors went to the sec­ o( Russia blanketed Europe M.) has suggested that the sions but demanded that the ond floor north wing nurses from Scandinavia to Italy, al- Pentagon blacklist any eon- I U. S. embassy taka measures Legal*___ Pag* 10 A 11 P ass!* ____ __ Pag* II ^station for second place and thougb a warm Mediterranean tractor whose advertiflng di­ to restrain its personnel from Society-------— Paga 8 the third floor north wing .wind began to clear the ern- vulge i vital nuclear power us- ; activitie* “incompstibfo" with ^ __ P a g e t thnir diplomats* statu*. formation. ltraf Italian »!<*>•«. Speaking of Sanford foot­ ballers — J o h n n y Phillips, David MacGillis, Butch Riier and Eugena William* wen named to the 13th annual allMId-stata football squad by the Orlando newspapers. Riser and Williams were on the first team and Phillips and MaeGfilis wera voted second team ipots. BaUbUih«d 1908 J / ★ ★ ★ Club at Gainesville. Now coach and athletic director at Sobrtag, Odhara’a teams have woa tho tough JUdgo thnforente championghlga la lour oI the last Ore years aad represented the confereeee hi the Cltrua Bowl at Attburadale. Bo baa bsaa eoo of tot coaches of the state all-star high school squad, la a mem­ ber of tba National High School Coacheo Aasn. aad la a member of the Century Club of that organisation— tbat means bis teams have been coached to more than toe wins ia football aad bas­ ketball. Odham played ea the Same squad at Florida with dim Pigott, present Seminole reach, and was a graduate ad Seminole High in lbtt af­ ter playing an teams coached by the late WhUey McLucaa. He went to Gaineevillo after military service. Although his coaching dut­ ies during Urn past 11 years havt taken him away from this county, Odham still lists Sanford as “home” and ho called up this weekend to wish good hick to Johnny Phillips upon his selection by the Gator officii Is for a scholarship. “And say hello to all the other good people up there lor me," ho asked the Her- United P rrn Uteed W in Holiday Mishaps Fatal To 829 MIAMI (UPI) — Calls for ob(iteration of tha Caatro regime mounted among leaders of the Cuban exile community today in the joyous reception given to 1,113 Bay of Pigs invasion prisoners who were air­ lifted to freedom. The captives, who were shuttled to liberty by 10 airplanes Sunday nnd Monday after 20 months in Cu­ ban jails, anxiously awaited news of the freighter African Pilot, which was acheduled to leave Havana to­ day with 1,000 of their relatives. / All harkened to a pledge for Fidel Castro's demise sounded hy Manuel Airtime, a leader in the abortive In. K ‘J [ A s t e t h h M . o f nrisoni g te lo bejnduAikL At •> preea tonference futoday, Artime promised hoernely th at "We shall return." The 30-year-old Cuban culled on the government* of the Western Hemisphere to mount s siege against Fidel Castro's regime. Such unity, he said, could "topple the Cubun Communist rule,within a week." Artime said the released prisoners were determined to reussault the Caribbean island. "We have given our word to our dead, to the Cuban people, and to the free world that we will liberate Cuba or die in tha attempt," he declared. “We feel th a t Fidel Castro can only be overthrown by a military ac­ tion," he continued. "We also think that the Cuban problem is not a lo­ cal problem. It ia tho problem of th» Western Hemisphere." Artime, who has emerged as a focal figure in the exile community, spoke at the suburban Miami home of a prominent Cuban exile. He em­ phasised that all the returned pris­ oners regarded themsehMr aa the. "troops of tho revolutionary coun­ cil." Elsewhere in Miami, the gaunt prisonera indulged in Joyous Christ<nius reunions with their families, strolling the .streets, engaging in festive dinners and savoring their freedom. But ail were preoccupied with an event in Havana: The tangted ar­ rangements for the return of 1,000 relatives on the African Pilot This craft had delivered to Havana the bulk of the fo3 million food and medical ransom for tha captives' re­ le a s e . More than 3,800 of their relatives were reported to have besieged the Havana office of the Cuban Families Committee, pleading to be among the 1,000 persons the ship is acheduled to carry today to Florida. Mrs. Braden laid bis ap­ pointment became necessary when it was leaned that th* Cases(berry Lions Ctsb wag going to consult witk an archi­ tect to draw up plans Mr the ntw fire escape. Shoemaker baa leng had an interest la the bom* and, being a builder, ■he felt be was moot qogHffod to work ,with th* bento in th* technical aspects ef Uw effort. The borne director aald to­ day ah* bad been working on getting aastoy to Improve the home for tha p u l three yet re and bad tried to berraw mon­ ey, but to no avail. . She recently mad* a trip to Atlanta to confer with officials of the Housing and Home Fi­ nance Agency there, and re­ ceived n refusal ea Uto basis of Um home not being qualified under gnvernmnst rules for •id from that agency. The effort would bay* been abandoned had It not been for tha "gnat.need of tbo.aren for a private ham*, and, be*idea wo lav* the work," said Mrs. Braden. ' Diane Bnkar, 14, S t« Pal­ metto, and Eugene Ellsworth, » , UU Saaford Are., are te Seminole Memorial Hospital today u the remit of being struck bp lightning white out on the 111 near file municipal pier during Tuesday’* storm. Also with them on the fill were Lyndla Altermaa, 14, 308 E. Seventh and Wills Ellsworth, IT, brother of Eu­ gene. They were uninjured. Diane and Ellsworth both suffered 'severe flash boro* on Uto dtost, and DUm waa ia a elate af shock whan tak­ en to th* hospital. Hospital authorttiea aald today Dian* waa much Im­ proved and resting comfort­ ably. Kileworth ia also Im­ proved and hia condition la considered good. Lt. Joe Hickson and Pa­ trolman C. C. Dodson Investi­ gated for Uto Police Depart­ ment. Causeway Views To Be Discussed Former Senator Douglas SUpstrom and Chamber of Commerce manager John Krlder will appear before th* Jan. 18 meeting of the D-'Bary Chamber of Commerce In Union Hall at Stetson Uni­ versity to discuss the pro­ posed Lake Monroe cause­ way and new route for Ilwy. 17 03 south of Orange City. BACK FROM CUBA — Edgurdo Buttsri, 26, son of the former Cuban Making the announcement. secretary of labor U embraced by his mother and sister upon his arrival Krider said, “1 would Ilk* to in Miami. Buttari was taken captive in the Bay of Pigs assault. correct some misleading in­ (NEA Telephoto) formation and point out the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce has not officially gone oa record as endorsing the causeway or any other alignment south of Orange City.” IAN SALVADOR, The Ba- lantic safely, despite fears it aboard, said the ship did not He said the chamber has h im u (UPI)—Th* Nina II, had foundered, become lust in overshoot San Salvador as requested the state to make a feasibility study of the pro­ replica of th* smallest ship a hurricane or eunk, and the originally indicated. used in Christopher Colutn- craw planned to reenact Uter He said tha 40-foot sailing ject, however. bue’e discovery of tho new today Columbus's landing on ship cama along th* southern world 470 year* ago. today thte Bahamian bland. tip of the island on Christmas Saturday Hours computed a similar voyage 07 Th# vessel, a tiny, round- Eve. But because it waa after day* after aailing from Palo*, bottomed square-rigger which dark tha crew planned to duck Set By Clerk Spain. ia a replica of Columbus’s for th* night off th* commun­ County Clerk Art BeckColumbus did K better. Ilia smallest ship, anchored off ity of Cockburn on th* lower i with Jr. said hia office will ship*—th* Nina. Pint* end Ran Salvador about U;30 west shore. b* open Saturday "at teost Santa Maria — reached Sen p. m. Tuesday. Thte was done berauee land- until 0000“ to afford those Salvador in 70 day*. 27 days Th* ctew ram* ashore about I ing ceremonies were set for having to g*t inslrumenta on faster than tha Nina U. midnight and waa greeted by ■Christmas Day. record before tha first of the Columbus sailed from Palos an impromptu Bahamian cate­ But the crew was unable to year to do so. Th* office on Aug. g, 1402, wlUU the nation, including a brass band attract attention (rum shore will also be open Monday. Nina 11 sailed from the same and dancing on th* beach. by waving llghta, and the ves­ Tha Orang* County cterk’p port last 8epL 10. Navigator Robert Marks, tha sel was driven neat by • offk* will be open Monday Tba Minn U sensed lb* At­ ooljrAmssiosa of tha nine m u strong east wind. Dec. Si, but not Saturday. 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, 1962 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 24, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 24, 1962. 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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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" rel="noreferrer noopener"><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/630ed62b4499f3cc9dc0ce67dcb18873.pdf 5939e21a43a86dde5099f7d100226261 PDF Text Text i K i i i Y S 25th & PARK v,-‘i . • •• y . • - .■ 9 til 9-9 til G S A t ’ 1 ONLY 22 POUNDS MftaWy known to ba in there would be a certain amount af epaculatkm about a lueceMor. There always la, at tba Vatia an. . . • U praeedeat la to ba aa* cepted, tba speculation la usually wrong. Whan Pina XII died In IBM tbera wai no ooa who gutssed hla iue* caaaor would ba Angelo Glue* appa Roocalll the rotund, Monday a t f:M p. a . 6 IN IR A LM ELEC T R IC M JaJka a Give A gift BCI1M * TO 10 CUPS UNIVERSAL Coffee Maker Hat Box • Extra Large Heed d a ttfn rii iir r a lii • Q«l«k . qelet 6 E I E R A L O p ELECTRIC foe m l automobile bar* gaina, eb*ck tba Herald eUieIfled display acetioa. S TER EO P H O N O G R A P H A Cbrietmaa Gilt Par Tba Entire Family Ceramic Tile FINANCING AVAILABLE Ka Maney Dawn B rackett Tile f t Marble Co. STM •- Sanford Are. PA B41IS » (a informative and entertaining all year 'round By lawlee Gray ion Tha Pint BapUat Church of Geneva will obeerve a Birth­ day Party lor Chriat Serylce at 10 a.m. Sunday during the regular Sunday School hour when gifts ol canned goodi wlU be praaeoted for (Retribu­ tion to needy famlllea. Mra. W. L. Sleg baa decorat­ ed the church lor tho oceaaion with whda-aprayed magnolia Ivavaa arranged to lorm beau­ tiful overiiaad polnaettlai. .-Vii ■ thot is interesting, By Jana Casselberry A Candlelight Communion Sendee will be held on Chriat* maa Eva at • p.m. In the Caiielberry Women's C .'i by the Flrat United Prcabytcrian Church ol Caaaeibcrry. Rev. John N. Montgomery, paitor of the church, will apeak on the aubject, “Mo Room In tha Inn." A cordial welcome la extend­ ed lo all In the community to ahara in UUa service. far • KlUhea and Patio t a* _ tipwm Area Church Schedules Communion Geneva Church To Have Special Service k .. 6 M O N TH S SUBSCRIPTION $5.75 1 Y EA R SUBSCRIPTION $1130 M ill Owe Replacement Cearantr* ’ v AetomelW �. a **+• ‘lr\ -• , v *:* . ' • > .f* ’ ’* Be Extra Careful . A , T > ^ ■A V ’ ^ w-i ,n . . (Larry Tm M win ft* hi Ktw Yet* far tlw MU<«i •M A r m i Tlw Clock r . * ko written kr s w k n of tlw odHsrial A t o r t o a U , *; Local law enforcement authorities joined national agencies in urging every one to drive safely during the remaining days of the Christmas holiday. Both the Sanford Police Department and the Sheriffs office have declared that the pres„ jW will be on to curb reckless drivers, and have l mid that if anyone imbibes too freely men will be available to drive the offender home rather them endanger the lives of innocent , „ tthan h a n have h rJ *•. \ trf» i , *i» ✓ * . • . •• T-irt?** »• • Arrests Authorized In Dumping fe r a lft . WEATHER: Partly cloudy, mild possible shower*. V Crack Down afors, LavMrTold County Road' Fwpt. J. C. Lavender was gtokn^uthorlty Good morning, folk!.. THU by the,County Cil U the once a year SurJdiy Friday to secure edition of The Hefalf' which th* arrest of pereoi U published each December to be dumping trash instead of a Christmas Day bag* la county ai paper. Thie gives our em­ have been cleared ployes Christ mss day off. 8ee you Monday afternoon, potted with "No noon. •Ign*. • • • Lavender Indicated Tbe-w Is a growing murmur mlssloner* that he out south, according to Agent Identity of somo persona HAVANA (UP!)—The Cu­ Friday night by Premier Fidel officials indicated Monday's have been violating th* X-l, for an office to sell ban government began trans­ Castro and New York attor­ exchange will be operated regulation*. license plates. With more and more people living out there ferring captured leaders of tho ney James B. Donovan, coun­ on an air-shuttlo basis, with In other buslneea, the com­ sel for the Cuban families prisoners being returned in mission scheduled a public It Just means that more and Bay of P ip invasion from the committee for the liberation th* same aircraft which hearing at 10 a. m. Jan. S yn more people are buying their Isle of Pines to Havana today of prisoners of war. bring In th* first shipments th* resonlng of a section i t tags In Winter Park Instead in preparation for exchanging Early Saturday morning, of goods. of Seminole County. Casselberry from A-! agricul­ • • • them for $ag million worth of Castro accompanied three of­ In Miami, four DCFs and tural to C-l commercial. Tho ficials of the Cuban Red Cross DCI'a atood by at Opa Locks property la used now as a , City lisil will be closed American-donated supplies. to Havana airport (Tom where airfield to tako aboard semi- chleken farm. Monday for (lie first four-day A total of !M leaden were they flew to Miami In Dono­ holiday in tlw city’s history. perishable cargo for the pri­ liar • Car Aluminum was being transferred from the van’s chartered plan* to In­ Commercial refuse will be soner trad*. This consists given the Job to supply th* < maximum security prison on spect the medical suppllea and mainly of pharmaceutical picked up. sod the protecUve new windows for th* court- the Isle of Pines. These con­ oilier goods being amaiscd at supplies. services wUi’earry on. bouse which must be customThe American Red Cross built In order to fit epeciflca- • sisted of company command­ Opa Locks Airport. The prisoners from the Isle charter freighter African Poor phrasing resulted in ers, sons of prominent antitlons. of Pines were being transfer Pilot was reported to be misunderstanding of part of >Castro exiles snd the most reA fee of l'J.50 fur a single an article'.1 in Thursday'a ! calcitrant of the 1,113 prison­ red to Frincipe Prison—a con­ ready to depart from Miami township map and a total of Herald about the North Or­ ers who will be exchanged verted hilltop rastle—where with the bulk of the barter $30 for complete set of town­ they were united with the supplies. It will take an eati' ship mapa, Just off tha draw­ lando cate of the town books. Monday. ground *nfety officer a t the Sanford N’nvnl Air TRYING TO KEEP TRAFFIC injuries anil The charges against Mayor These leaders were trans­ other captives of the abortive mated IS hour* (or the ship ing boards from th* county Station. "It can happen to you,” is the theme deaths down during the holiday* take* remind­ Fasula were based solely on to reach Havana Harbor. ferred to the Isle of Pines sev­ Invasion. suning offices was approved. of safety program* all over the nation. All government newspapers There wa* no Indication in Zoning Director Robert Brown er* like the one *hown here in a display by the his refusal to turn over the en months ago. There, major town books and not on any political prisoners are kept in today headlined the signing Havana that the exchange said that the new maps wer* ether r e a s o n , especially (lie huge octagonal "model of the agreement, emphasiz­ would start Sunday instead the latest and moat up-to-date phone calls or threats re­ prisoa,” from where Cuban ing that the full price of $03 of Monday as rumored in and should be made available portedly received by Coun­ officials claim there has never million set by.a revolutionary Miami. In all persona who might have tribunal for "Indemnities" on cilman W. W. Anderson. The been a successful escape. use for them. the prisoners will be met. village has been having its Final agreement (or the pri­ A resolution supporting th* troubles and we don’t want soners’ exchange was signed The Communist urgan lloy proposed McCoy Jetport was complaints he was handling The Herald bandied this a* headlined: "The IndcmnliaAnother misstatement was City Manager W. E. to add to them. approved. The board also fav• • • tlon For Damage* To Cuba Knowles pointed out Satur­ in ■ sentence which said that pertained to " e x c e s s i v e > local news story of in­ ored urging to extend plana terest to Its readers and did Will Be Satisfied . . . *42 charges” . Knowles said the company State Forester Terrell Da­ day that a report in Friday's for SR 430, which would give not intend that It he writ­ Million.’’ was anxious to "to have the As to the report that he vis appeared before the com­ a direct route to th* jetport Tlie revolutionary tribunal1 mission Friday and said Herald about the business heat taken off” and had made would ask the state to take ten in any way to include from Seminole County. any Implications derogatory operations of Saxon Termite which tried the prisoners, arrangement* with a loeal away the license of the firm there wasn’t much merchant* Approval of the bund f«ir In­ placed "fines” or "Indemni­ able timber out at Osceola Control firm of Holly Hill attorney to have the deed* on the basis of Its operations to the Saxon Termite Control coming Commission*]! John firm or to Interpolate on the contained statements with ties” on.their heads ranging returned. in Sanford, he said that this Air Strip, but ha couldn't ba NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Alexander won ap#tjy ap­ from $23,000 to $300,000 each. too sure because the corners implications which he did This was a reference to the was true, as well as having city manager's statements. Two Die In Fo# —Th* Jury la the gl-million proval and the county road de­ d to not make to the newspaper's Donovan ami member* of of the reservation are not tact that the company had the city of Sanford reftan ta partment received permission JACKSONVILLE (UBI) •piracy the commute* . were conspiracy trial trtjn of Teamsters Tea to the Hie family facnlljr, .commit marked. The commission de­ reporter. told the eity manager that allow the tc* j,riler a -J07|» jjfu-li. jtud < hew*. Two person* dlgd, apd II If. sMoffa *IA M z . FrcakWU X4 y > u ~ K. Vr*T» j cided to he*-# it wropeely sur­ , Jh« story, dealt with. the y -raMed >» v'~>e**y other*. xrtrw * tajtirrsf' on fogparkway mower, boDfkiily In pilnelpe last night and reported It wa* "bop veyed so they would know city manager's handling «l with the home owuers clear­ The shrouded highway! in Duval tell them that the agreement deadlocked'' Saturday but complaints from Sanford rest what they bad paid for. ed up snd complaints recti- state me County during the might. for their release had been was told to go back to the dents about their dealings (ied Knowles said that the he would p r m the jury room "and stay with signed. tar as he can in order Semlnok Timing Associa­ with the firm. firm had madf an offer to "They received th* new* it.’’ A Lifesaver tion 1s having one of the big­ The report aald that a num­ take some sclion in this re-I protect the citizens of SanFederal Judge William Mil­ gest drag Iheets In the south­ ber of local people had to gard. WASHINGTON (UPI) - At like soldiers, but they were | ford from the operations of a committee ler called court back Into least 3.000 persons destined overjoyed,” east come Dec. 2) and 30.' put mortgages on their The story further said that the firm. By th* way. Ken McIntosh homes, furniture and other Knowles said that he w as1 The city manager said that for death on the nation’a high­ spokesman said. Donovan session after the Jury bad Two Juvenile* received a ways every year will survive talked with the elected cell- been deliberating the ease says the Osceola races a r e , property to pay for extermi- writing to the State Hoard of he was not setting out to do Small contractors, inde­ knowa all over the country natlng work done by the Health about unsatisfactory an)tiling except lo investigate surprise Friday night when aRcr the interstate system Is block chiefs, who broke the about eight hours and said pendently owned and operated he had received a note from with a gross business during as some of the best held in firm. servlet and e x o r b i t a n t complaints made to him by they pried open a window completed tn 1972. The predic­ new* to their companion*. Mrs. Berta Harreto, the the foreman which read: This did not make it clear charges made by the firm. local residents, as he has and crawled Into the Alta­ tion was made Saturday by the aouth. the last three year* of less • • • monte Elementary School, James K. Williams, director committee resident member "We are hopelessly deadlock­ than $3 million, are Invited that if any mortgages were He said Saturday that the : done in ’similar Instances. and were met by a deputy of the newly-created Office of In Havana, laid today Cuban ed and hope (o report earn*.” to bid on a men's room ami . County Commissioners are contracted by the residents, sheriff. they were not made with the Highway Safety in tho Bureau much concerned over the ex­ lounge room adjacent to tho The deputy had been sta­ of Public Roads. orbitant costs of acquiring Saxon company, but were NAS Ballroom, a report from negotiated with tioned In the building in re­ rights of way for new roads privately Lcdr. T. J. Padden, officer sponse lo a report of a num­ Victory Claimed and asked Attorney Harold lending agenciea. In chargt of construction, an­ ber of brcak-lns and acta of SANTO DOMINGO <UPI>Johnson to m s If there Isn't It also was stated in the nounced. vandalism at the achool in Juan Uoich, leftist antl-Comsome other means besides report that a number of The government specifica­ recent week*. munisl presidential candidate sdvolorem taxes to raise mortgages reportedly bad tions snd forms and other in­ been foreclosed and the pro­ The boys, 13, and 1$ years of the Dominican Revolution­ formation may be obtained money for rights of way. • • • of age, one of them a Jun­ ary parly, claimed victory Sat­ perty deeds picked up when or examinrd on application Identified as Rudolph Fried­ MOSCOW CUPI» — The Retiring Commissioner Ver­ the people were unable to Soviet Union's big spy scare man and Leningrad Pravda ior high student bad no ex­ urday. ilosch said "nothing' Considerablo heat was gen­ serve* the lilllcreit section of to Lcdr. Paiklrn at the San­ planation for their action and but death” could prevent his erated at the last 1902 meet­ Altamonte Springs, and which ford Naval Air Station. non Dunn, with a big smile, make demand payments. The city manager said that spread Saturday. A Russian laid he became involved in denied any connection with Inauguration. But he Indicated ing of th* Altamonte Springs will be tied inte the Oakland a'ked to be allowed to mike physics teacher with a love espionage when an American the motion to adjourn, and this part of the report was of abstract art was accused agent struck up a conversa­ other incident* at the school. he did not place much stock in city council when two bids Estates construction as Ihe not discussed with him by They will he released to the rt'fiorti made by his support- were opened fur the construc­ tint unit of th# new water W l l t c r C u t O f f even seconded his own mo­ of passing secrets to the tion with him while Fried­ tion st the final meeting of the reporter. This statement Americans and a West Ger­ man was "skeplicatl)'' view­ custody of ihcir parents, ac­ er, that there is a plot afoot tion of the first <M3 feet of system. The northeast quarter of tho the present bosrd Friday also obviously would not per­ man tourist was expelled for ing paintings m the Lenin­ cording to Sheriff J. L. Hob­ to kill him. mains of the municipal water­ The final set of the hoard City of Sanford was without tain to any action by an ex* by, pending an appearance morning. was to order the purchase uf water for about an hour snd a works. | terminating firm, which did photographing defense ob­ grad kluseum. before Juvenile Court Judge Pope Sees Hope a new set of tires for the half Saturday murning alter A bid from a Jacksonville The West German tourist Vernon Mire Jr. Zoning I).rector Robert not hold the liena In the first ject*. VATICAN CITY (UPI) - firm. Ball Builders, offered police car. following which somebody ran over a lire hy­ The l a t e s t accusations! was identified as Helmulli Pope John XXIII said Satur­ to construct the unit lo serve Councilman John Wolf, who drant and broke it. City Man­ Drown picked up several o r- j P'ac*brought to It the number of ■Kern merer and Pravda aald day night In his annual Christ­ Oakland Estates, on South habitually moves for sdjourn ager W. E. Knowles said wa. ders for a set of the new ' persons named in seven be was arrested while trying mas menage to the world that 3failland Ave., fur a tidal cost mrnt of the meetings, made ter department crews had county township maps before week* as part of a vast An­ to photograph a "devense ob­ tliere are now glimmers of uf $4,76303, snd one from his last motion to adjourn, ami quite a Job getting the repairs he even got out of the coun­ glo-American spy ring in­ ject” and eapelled 24 hours hope for International peace. Orange Paving and t'unstruc. Jeff Hodges added his last i made due to the water escapty commission chambers Fri| | S ____ A I volving at least five mem­ later. The Pope, In one of the most lion Co.. Orlando, put th* cost second to Wolf’s motion. _ a* The new sketches are i i i r i ing from Ihe broken hydrant. bers of the U. S. Embassy Meanwhile, it was under­ 13076278 optimistic holiday messages of of the job at $3,609.03. slurp and up-to-date and 17681560 staff here and which is ex- stood the three embassy staff hii four-)ear reign, said his could be invaluable helps to ATLANTA (Ul’l) — Two calls for peace during the The discussion arose over I members implicated by the LAKELAND (U P I)-D r. C. ^ in * W real estate people and others, FOR LAST MINUTE SHOPPING the Insertion of a proviso in ; federal juilgv* .Saturday turn­ Soviet press in the alleged ra• grave Cuban crisis apparently the Jacksonville bid providing who need to pin point loca­ N. Hendershott, plant physiol- * Inwca** ed dimn the plea •>( former were heeded. addition to two Amer- Anglo-American spy net­ ogist for the Florida Cltrua tions around thecounty. that the Job will be completed YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS work would remain here un­ Venezuelan dictator Marroa The; cost $30 a set (13 Commission, auid Saturday, „ . as specified by Jan. 3. "wea­ Peres Jimintz that ha be frred More Refugees .. . , i ; pel ed some month* ago the leu Ruasia formally orders damaged citrus i . , . . * , pages) or $2.30 individually. that freeze ther permitting.” Some mem­ from a Florida jail for th* . „ . . . .. . Russian* now have implicit- their expulsion. • • • MIAMI (UPI) - The Coast ber* of the board felt the work mar eventually tasta a bit in- . . Chriatmas holidayi. i .j , » hi . , . 1 ed five Americans, a British Those involved are Capt. OUR Guard reported that 14 Cuban d,( but will not ferment aa . . ,,, , , _ As you gather around the sip Chief Judge Klliert Tuttle political refugees were picked could not be finished by that •long as il . „ .. . ' busine.-man, a "twist crasy Alexis II. Davison, 21, of At­ It stays on tha tree. _ . * .. . _ c , , tree on Christmaa Day, or , r , i. .. , i .. , „ Soviet ...scientist, Soviet lanta, Ga., the embassy doc­ and Aaaociat* Judge Griffin up Saturday from a small boat lime, with the Christmas boll-! _ . a _____ ait down to that groaning Hendershott aald the fruit . tor and assistant air attache; Bell of the Fifth U. 8. Circuit in the Atlantic, about 30 mile* day and the New- Year holi­ . , i i 11 . . I Army officer, and a German ’ ' table with your family, just will develop an Inalpid taste' Security Officer Hugh klont- Court of Appeal* refuted a south of Miami. The refugees day permitting a maximum h„ e m for one moment remember from seven to 10 day. after, gomcry, 39, of Springfield, plea for a writ of habeas cor­ were taken aboard the tanker of eight days available for the men of the United State* th. fruit haws. I. added that, |h# Ul#t Americ,„ Maas.; Second Secretary pus and also turned down a Henry which turned them over work. H^ ,he Army, Navy, Marine* and h . considered th. thaw to A penalty rlause calling for Richard K. German, 33, of motion that a new bond of to the Coast Guard here. The Air Force, who are standing have started Dec. 15 Soviet armed force,. The Dallas, Tex. $230,UOO be let on Pares Jim­ Cuban exiles were brought $30 penalty for every day past guard duty, tailing on pa­ He avid It la posaibl. for| K, r, wa. linked enez emf that he lie freed until athure and turned over to U. the Jan. 3 date It included In trol ahips. flying sky pickets fruit that falls to th# ground ! with the so-called reorganiSEE OUR AI) PAGE .1 (tie proposal, and It was felt an appeal is made. S. Immigration authorities. ^ of su|1# Hoot Owls Get or cruising silently under the to be affecud by bacterl. and by Mayor W. L. Swoffurd that sea. ever on the alert to other-outside influences — | t h * "weather permitting'' Soviet security C h r i s t O I C S Q f f give you another Christmas in* fermentation. REAL SPECIAL BUY MONDAY ONLYl W. C. Hill To Get clause might be used as an Handerahutt told the com­ The physics teacher wa* in peace. Still Out Of Red out, in the event the Job was­ YAH Nine's Hoot Owl* will MEN’S DRESS SLACKS 20% OFF mission that fruit now being have their first Christmas at Certificate n't finished. The one thing that can processed U of good quality W. c. Hill. 72. of the San­ Bloc, Tito Says home in three years, after However, It was decided to ALL SIZES - COLORS AND FABRICS really mar your Christmas and will result in a product B E L G R A D E (UPI) — accept the Jacksonville bid debarking at Mayport Thurs­ ford Lodge of F end A31, will Herald Index and that of your (used *nes, meeting all comtniaaion stand­ day from the USS Saratoga be presented with his 30-year President Tito said Saturday and the contract will be In Page 2 following a brief Caribbean certificate at ceremonies at rumors that Yugoslavia might Hi* Bali company office on Bridge not only this year, but (or ards. Page 7 cruise. years to come, is the shock He said cold damaged fruit Classified th* Masonic Temple Thursday. rejain the Soviet bloc is "ab­ klonday. _ . Page 6 of having a member of the still on ths tree can be con­ Comics While at sea the squadron Judge Frank L. Miller. 84, solutely without foundation" City Attorney S. J. Davis Page t Dear Abby family killed or crippled in sumed without concern. Hr made a visit to Guantanamo who conferred Hill's First De­ Tito returned to his* capital will meet Wednesday with of­ Page 4 Editorial an automobile accident. So said fruit frosen by low Ism* Bay, Cuba and conducted an gree on July 4, 19)2, will Saturday from an 18-day ficials of the Commercial Page 2 operational readiness inspec­ award the SO-year certificate "political vacaticsi” in Russia Bank at Winter Park, to dis­ for the take of the ones who peraturrs can be compared In Entertainment ..... PttgH 2 tion to grade USS Saratoga to Hill at th* ceremonies. will be left behind if some­ a sense with concentrate juice I «•£ill* .... and spoke before a cheering cuss with them a loan of $32,Puzzle _ ___ Page 7 thing happens to )ou, . , . and would be just as palatable and Carrier Air Group Three Miller, Who I* tho oldest crowd of 40,000 standing in 1300 to purchase th* present . that’* ' if eaten before it become* in- Society __ — __ Peg* 1 on their operational capabi­ MaaUr Mason is the Lodge, deep snow at th* railway sta- water plant of Southern Gulf drive defensively Sports __ _ ... .. _ P|0« * lity. I slpid. r artfully. • member Mace 1908.1Don her*. Utilities, lac., that presently v people. VOL. 68 United Press Leased Wile Established 1908 SAT., DECEMBER 22, 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 611 Cuban Prisoner Transfer Starts Report On License Is Clarified W U V A ... Jury 'Hopelessly Deadlocked’ In Trial 01 Hoffa lers Gel A Surprise Damaged Citrus Contractors Invited To Bid Spy Scare Grows Altamonte Okays Among Russians W ater Main Bid Judges Refuse "Santa Specials!" G p w an X y•— jf- * n *™ 0 J lr 1 �- ...........- ■ '/"•"’a: TIZZY By KatcOtum By Abigail Von Bunn DEAR ABET: I em W J W i old and tun treated like a baby. My mo­ ther eeye I have to be home by 19 o'clock when I go out on a date, bo matter what. If 1 I f tf f eohool deuce and tha band j w e t j W l 1 I have to leave VmUmk a t 11:80 to be cure I am U n i bb time. Lent Sat­ urday right llew e>t to a movie a n d , Hoar 11.M (!) Id Man<1« Al Ota (*) CB* Walking too Report (!) oral Roberta tiff (!) Herald of Truth (2) Mon lata Bpaea (!) Air fare* Mow* K*> *I*W 1:11 (f) V- of r. fUibethall H ighlight* — Coach Form glean l i f t ( f ) Moat th* Profaeaor i wwcbl settli ence and f r eU. I have ahrsya called my brother’s wife my RI9TEI-1N.UW. Now they tel] me that she l* NOT my sister-in-law — •he is nothing to me. They say the only slaters-in-law I hsve ere ths sleteys of my hmbendl I am foing msd trying to figure this ou t EVA DEAR EVAi Technically, the relatives gained by marriage ere "inlaws.'” Your brother’s wife is in­ deed your slster-ln-Iaw. 0 0 * DEAR ABRY: I think I have the •elution for deereasing the divorce rate. Marriage licensee should cost |1M and divorce* |2. That way people would think plenty before rushing into marriage. SUBSCRIBER DEAR SUBSCRIBER: Perhaps if a marriage license were more ex­ pensive people would not be so inclin­ ed to rush into whet should be e M/t* long partnership. But why should a FUHburah glaolor* a t War*. HoAaklaa fife (I) Worn**’* MsJ. U go I am not about to send you to one. Hdwever, there is no need to torture yourself. When someone starts to crunch M appls ** e e lt DEAR ARVYi I think the jerk who invented Mischief Night. (Hallo­ we'en) must have hated his parents. I am ths mother of three frustrated children who are net allowed eut on Hallowe’en. I fail to see the humor in poor old Mrs. O. down tho street with a bad back having to trawl eround mopping op squashed pump­ kins. Or Mrp. P. across the etrMt. who Is pregnant, having to spend hours unrolling toilet paper from her trees and buehea and scoop up smelly garbage front her overturned garbage pail. The children of this na­ tion should thank Ood that they arw living In a country where there erg more comforts, more food end more fun than anywhere in the world, I know, for I w«s reUcd in a war-ton* country, MAMMA « a • w hat’s on your mind? For • per­ sonal reply send a self • addressed, stamped envelope (o Abby, Bog 8805, Beverly Hfljl, CaUf* For Abby’s booklet, "How To TV___ A f .Iftlna.o n r ( RKA •end 660 Have A LovelyU7— WaddlP! B«verl/ cents to ABBY) Bob 6 Mills, Cdlif, • I t ) Itfa r f ft.A n iv a r l i l t I f f fu n d * / matin## t i l l II) HBO M*wt DEAR R P iB i AP BPPto e d»y ie Buppoeed to keep th e f o f lp r « * » * • respect your mother’s is’s bound to c u e up a so. You seem like a re- (1 ) Victor/ if ►» 1:11 (t) NFL Pro Football Klahoff !:** (I) HFto Oamo— in HI » « . . ( I ) e * f lt 0*dun*v ROSE <<> Vrte M o r t l i N#wa (I) Mid-FI*. Haw* (1) Vpd»(# l t : * t ( I ) F altli for Taday 12) Ckrlolopbor I f ) B it Pletor* divorce be cheep? Ferhepe If divorce UM (2) Niwkom 11:1* It) I*.t*T non * l i t * ( 1 ) Ballwtnht* 1 1 : 1 1 (»l Ch. Xl"e TIiMUr <«» O t Call*** « o n l 1:99 (f ) The Tw entieth Coa* 1:11 (•) HoO/wood Wot I* a n tn lt l»7 • ( ! ) Hoot th* Pro** MONDAY A. M. «'M ( • ) V aliant Toaro ( f ) Communlam It ME •ii« m R n o» lit * I ! ) Baolvn C/Teol# • :ll 111 Sign 0<I H i Doath Tailor D art I II Or*v* * f»rm Relf> L*aal* T>M (t ) W onforta) W orld of • :M ( I l C e l l.g # • ( Ik* Att Color T:«« 11 1 Today I t) Th* J o l i t i i («) W iko (!■ Motto* i n Doonlo, (ho Monaco fiM (I) Fam W*rh«t M. t i t # I f) 1 4 Rnliltan • ( t ) ■ u afay N ight M a y lo i V;ll («) ft*)* * • • • •"« Waatkor ■ f:t* I t ) Car I t —Wkor* Art ■»:t* | t ) Toda/ T oot T:*• (I) Coantdown Newt t:** (1 ) Bonanta fill ft) Mlokla’i (israol Tlw# (*) Tk* Deal MoCoyi •iff (t) Mlakap Evaaa thow l i l t ( f ) a.B . T kiator ( f ) C igt. Kangaroo ( I ) roar of Canfronla- Mm Ifif* ( • ) M ow o f Ik* Wood I f) C**4I4 Camara I t) Vale# *1 riroaioaa H i l l I) Wkat'a My M u ( t ) Howard K. Rail Ik • ill •.If •iff •lit iDWoatkar ood Kawa (I) Todap i t ) caria a v iil* it) )**b Ulan* Bkow If) American lllolurp (f) JUmpar Roam By Oswald Jacoby X frtl'f stub g u i l t h i mf iluua thind hMa teg lureoods Uhe suoesi*. Weil opened s trump sithough bo eould hove opened toy isrd Ie hie hood (or ill It would hifg mattered. South picbed up Kisi's king ol trump*, drew tho rtst of the trumps and led tho Jick o •lubt. Wsst playod low and South (tneisod. Another elub load to the ten satsbltihcd dummy's lift thro* clubs. South discsidsd two dia­ monds and • ipade on them •ad ooneodfd two spsdo tricks to mske flvo odd. "Pretty nice bedding was* i t U?" remarked North. "U sure was, this time,” replied South, "but iet'e not dailgM pd w w lfp^H • :M - 4:M p. m. (RMS) Amshl Aad Th# Nleht Vtaitera. Te iMey, this 0 1 m Carle ManotU agora baa baaoma m mush e part of tha saaaaa aa "A Vlalt Prom BU Nlahalaa" rod "A Cbriatmaa CaraL" Bopig praaantod for tha ltth tleia by tha NIC Opara Cam* pony, If haa last gana ad IU orlglaal charm and davotloa, but baa father gained by fa­ miliarity like aa aid fritad. Tha perforators alt wars la tha orlglaal coat, aaeapt for Elrk Jordan who plays Aauhl, tha Crippled hay vial tad by ths thro# bingo oa Ihalr wap to Dimer's Weaderful World Of Celer. "HfUdey Tim# At DienoyieM." The eddmt here Is m youth as beedredt of C*)l* l oreta aohgol yppagaton peri leipsto in music end pageantyy raprvaantativo of countrioa ground the world. It’s a par(color treat la «P|or, aapoeioW y th* Haailing porsd* throgfh Piin*rland’e "Main a».,“ md the firgwtrb* et the (Inlah. This ie enoth«r one of thooa sp*ctacql«r chow* from Diepaytsnd that will make you with you war* th*r* In portan. M p* m* (CBS) Tho Kd 8ut­ ilran Show, This la tk* on* gee's* b*m roodiag about, it •*m«* from the Oueetonaem favel Baa* In Cuba end 1* highlighted by th* appearance •f Frank fonUIn* (C m y Cuggtnhsm uf tk* Cleeeoe ”in ghsw wfww eenner ywv w ww- w vfcrt te M i |i M as an* Udlpstad eaeaiy m in e , leetk'f see hsirt regpo»>fe vet eareul u 4 whea the M44iaf get he«k te North he derided te n«be •■other Md. K* that North osyoftod to got to loaie, but he wi» nfreid af the (fade suit oad toll »#rtsie that if he p»»»«4 IsH weald he tble te hath lets the Wddiei. SoqUt eould not toll that bis partner was datoodlng •giinst the last and Want uss sad, with 19 points lading two seas, South Jumped te gimo. C U)a. J A e Woman: By t i ll * ( ! ) Tear Ftrot Impra* * low (1) Ttnnrooo* Ernl* Ford ( l ) u * 9 * f Lira 11:21 ( t ) *1*rrr ftoaoonor flowo t f i l l ( ! ) Father Know* Boot (1) go*rch for TMnoryo* (2) Truth or C«n*o- nuanate Guiding lAgkt 11:1* (I ) ARC Mid-Day B tporl 11:11 It) NBC Kow* 1:00 II) Tho Open Window I !) H id .F lo. Report (1) Now* and W otthtr 1:10 II) Laffllm a 1:11 12) Mlmnaatlca 1:21 II) NOC M'w* 1:1* II) A* Th* World Turaa (I ) gclonao ( » H ia h w * / Patrol !:* • 12) M»rv-<trlf(In ghoW (I) Password (II p*p |n Court t:l« (1) NBC Now* (I) Art U n h lo tlf* l i ) Bo*** Hop* f :0t (1) Loratla Young Show (<) M lllloaalr# (I) Queen for * D*P 1:10 II) Young Or. Malono (I) To Toll The Truth (») Who Do Tow T r ia l 1:11 (O Dougta* Edward* New* with th* Now* «:*• (1) Hah* Room far Daddf (! ) American B anfatan l (I) Secret Biorm 4:1* ( t) Mere'* Hollrwood >n r.dg* of N ifh t (») D iscover/ *:)« II) American N ow tauad d i l l (1) NBC Now* l:*t (» P op*/* Pla/houa* (I) Th* Boat o f Orouck* (I) V'nolo Walt | : t l ( ! ) dart* Claua 1:1* (I) D ap u i/ Dnwg • ft) I Ltd I t l r r r 1:11 (I ) W oalhar Show H ill If) Ruth Millett To put • lUtla Mtra (un that her cloMts art alroady In label* and nimci than in lOMU' i H I ' 1 lato your CbfUtma! ahopplni. bqlllng, that ihe ii Juat back whether what ah* buys U Hi ur IM THT Dt RI mak* a prlvit* lurvep of th* worth-while or aervlceebl*. TONITK A MON. different types of vomen Mrs. Indecisive, She hai (1 DAYM ONLY) trouble Just buying * hand­ •heppart you *ncount«r. You’ll probably find many She'll be more Interested kerchief. She'll a*k all kinds EARLY BIRD SHOW of questions, ask the sales- SUNDAYS AT 6:15 P.M . other*, but hero aro a few type* you’re bound to apot: perron's advice—or anybody TONITE - IDS k laum who happen* to bo Handing MON. NITB 7:00 * ! • : » Mrs Juat Looking, if • Hearing Door nearby—and then probably cuilemcr com** right out eed My* frankly *h* U Jurt Slam Beit Yule leave, Hill without having looking, the may wind up mad* up htr mind. Gift For Youth buying aonMthlng. Mr*. Juat If aha doe* make a pur­ IAN BAFAKL, C a l i f . chase, the chancea are ahc'U Looking le cagier with the (UPI) — A door slammed bring It back the neat day alerk. . She .pretends, sh* really this week and Jerry Buah end eaehang* U for the thing a ^ J E & f E U B wrote tv buy mdwtoinf, but Jump*).‘and that was a* fin* *h* would have bought In the dran — a gO-y**r-old Marin* •he Is se quick to find fault a Christina* present aa he first place IF ah* could have Itatloned a t th* Cubes boa* with arorything ahowo her eould oak for. mad* up her mind. for th* poet IT month*. Th* that aha g iro ters*lf sway. Jtrry, 20, h*s been deaf Mrs. Neighborly. She'd the r**t *f thi* *a**ptlonal lulll- And if ah* acem* quit* un­ end mute sine* birth. Last chatty type. She'll take up ANTHONY(BlAYLE van Ulaeaat Includes Loul# concerned with the price of weak he saved a four-year- tho clerk'a time talking about Armatrong, Carol Lawron*e, what ah* looks at, that’s an­ old child fn>m drowning In h«r children, her diet or Just Jack Cortot and C*snla Fran. other telltale sign- Sh* ha* no a swimming pool. Arnold about anything under the aun. r o t Ort intention of buying. Ormiboe, a hsorlng aid dli- Shopping la incidental. You can spot all these types Co-Fraturr - Tonlto H:U Only »-0:#0 p. m. (CBI) Tk* Baal Mn. VIS (Wry Important tributor, road of Jarry’s Mon. Nil# a:tS Only and lota of otheri in just McCoys. Luka end rapine •hopper). Shopping give* her TRUB 8TOBY , . (Dick Cretins ogd Tatty Mar* * beautiful chanc* to throw p m day'a shopping. It’s an INCREDIBLE STORY I t I tinea) get th* local nawapepvr b*r weight around. 8h* etaOrmtbte examined t h a amusing hobby, and beat of edition (Jenetban Hole) In a unity, but oh, ao obvloualy, youth'* aara last week and all, it won't cost you any­ jam whan they take UtertUy let* th* aaleipertoa know fitted him with a hearing aid thing. the gossip of throe biddies In that *he want* only the bait, Wednesday. When a door a laundry and turn amateur alammsd, Onnibeo roportad, Memorial roportor* In inntupclne « pra* Jerry Jumped. CMta mature betrothal, deed m tha Shortly afterward Jerry tor eutragad aultor (a Fat But■poka his first word. As HEART tram, who adds tom* humor* Qrnubao triad to toll him by RESEARCH eua touch#*, but tk* editor Md sign language to turn tho G raU full*«r h*ro«f aee ne‘hlng funny volume up, ho said "up** and about a throetaned libel iuiL CHICAGO (UPI) - On* of tha youth ropeeted It, Crempe McCoy (Wefitr Bren* th* FBl’a "Isa moat wantad” 8EM1NOLB - IHBART ■an) Isn't eround te balp Luke fugitive*, rough! for the as­ COUNCIL Legal Notice eut of thi* scrap*. sault, rape, and robbery ef a P. 0. BOX 108 MO p, m. (NBC) Bonenae- Champaign, 111,, schMlteaeh. Nsltc*- I- h*r«b/ (Ivan that SANFORD, FLA. (Color) "The Oeed Semerl* •r, m u arrested Thursday at Hit tnnual M talln* t l (ha •harah-ldaro »r South *-m l. un." Den Blocker ea H«aa th* hem* ef a girl friend. aula Hank, r -r n Park, FlnrJohn Lee Taylor, ae, added 1,1a will ha hal.l at l i t h a th Cartwright practically do«i t h i * aplaod* alnglahendad, to the moot wanted Hat one InI hunt* Ik Farn Park. Cuuamm M Ol'EN 12:11 t / of Mamlnola, Stata of /lu r ­ U with Lorn* Gratn, oa B«n, th* week ago. told arresting id* on T u ta .lt/. January (. (M l. at l:#4 (VCtu.-k P. U. n o w thru WED. only othar Cartwright In slghL agent*, "I knew you guya lha pur/naa of haarlas Th* atory la tha offbeat wait- would get m*. When you far Shoot At 1:00 • .1:00 • 1:00 • 7:00 raporta. for tka alaellon of >:00 ya get oa • guy, thoy don’t Dlraalora (nr lha aaaulas am this eerie* d*ee ao well, /a a r and for lha Iranaaoilan V* a chance." with Rose bringing In the af auck otliar bu slntia which Taylor, a native of Tutwll- may or m lsht proparl/ aomo Christmas spirit by dtmon, W H O C O U LO A S K F O R ANYTH IN S M O R S P tha »al.l m atting, or atrstlng the benefit* of giving. er, Miss., was sought oa B ahalura n / adjournm tnl or adjournII* tries to unite two lonely warrant laiued In Danville, manta tharaaf. people, e young widow and a UL, charging him «Uh un­ Alao, natlaa la harahy gl»an that January 2, 1 »a 1 haa Jilted lover trying U make kU lawful Interstate flight lu haan fi nal aa tha Ita^nr.l boring komast*a«f Ilf* llvwbl* amid prosecution. He alle­ Data fur Mhar.hol.lara antlll* to vuta a l tha Annua! with a bit of th* boos*. Jtenne gedly entered the teacher's ad Oharaholdara Maatlus aa ral Cooper end Don Collier ere home July I, 1M1, beat her, raped her and fled with featured. tiSO-IO p. m. (CBS) True. money and Jewelry. Authorities laid Taylor has "Little Richard." Heart-warma tong erim iul record In­ anllr* town davetod sevan cluding conviction* for rob­ day* and night* In * single- bery. rape and automobile mlndkd purpose te fro* a deg larceny. Service trapped In a reck crevice. Ap­ When aganta entered Urn TV RENTAL pealingly good at owners of front door of the apartment the dog ere tw* newcomer*, where h* had beeo living 3000 Sanford Are. PA 2-l!3« Hampton Fencher end FtrtUla with th* woman, be bolted Seminole TV Rainier. Thera’* literally an *ut the back door end Into Zenith Color TV Salto explosive climax whtn dyna­ the arms of ether officer*. mite la used aa a tost desper­ "Don’t l«t 18 mi. Bund ate messurs when all other ef. furta falL in (he way of happi- FBI Takes One Off Wanted List FO R EV ER YO N E MLJ B R EA D ^auforh ^rralh A D S D A IL Y m im oonusoosoiiosG siv neaa.” LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES Madame Donna Psychic Reader Th* Unacfn World* (irrolMt Power On STARTS THUUS. ^JKartt^__ GrsptviUs Nurrory M il OewperiUe Av*. Un* ConsulUlion Will tifls You t i l l N. Orlando Aro. Winter Ftrh, Florida Phono 811.7099 Foci A ppointm ent DCC. I t ;U" Ur aigUIRii lUltftt ******** sitx iiaain ThAlASaef itirev w Mmmmroro LWa W 1 J �I \ Hall-Witherow Rehearsal Dinner Miss Carolyn Hall, W . T. Witherow Married In Candlelight Ceremony Miss Carolyn Ruby Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wendet Hsll, Sanford, and William Thomas Witherow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walter Witherow, Pulaski, Tenn. were married Dec. It at 7: JO p. m. at. the Church of God of Prophecy, in Sanford. Rev. Robert L. Strickland Jr., officiated at the candle­ light ceremony. The Church was decorated with palms, greenery, Brazi­ lian peppef, baskets of red and white polnsettlas entwin­ ed with fern and greenery and fopr large candelabra. A white aisle cloth and a white satin covered kneeling pillow were need. M ia Joan Wilke, pianist, presented a program of nup­ tial music and accompanied Mrs. Roger Britton, soloist, who sang "Oh Promise Me" and "Because." Rev. Strick•land sang "Wedding Prayer", by Dunlap. The bride, given In mar­ riage by her father, wore a gown of white Chantilly lace and nylon chiffon, feat­ uring a bouffant skirt with bustle back. The lace bokra had slender sleeves ending in points over the hands. Tiny pearl buttons trimmed the jacket and sleeves. Her finger tip veil was at­ tached to a crown tiara of tiny crystals and pearls. She carried a prayer book, cov­ ered In white satin and top­ ped with a bouquet of tiny red sweetheart roses, cen­ tered with a white orchid and white satin ribbon streamers. Miss Shlrky Jones, a cou­ sin of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a sheath of red brocade with three quart­ er length sleeves, a sweet­ heart neckline, matching shoes and a red flower hat and veil. She carried a bou­ quet of white carnations, cen­ tered with a red polnsetta. Bridesmatrons were Mrs. Richatd W.. Hall, a slster ln- m .trimmed with black fur, a 'I matching pillbox hat, black -J patent accessories aod a white orchid corsage. Immediately following the <j ceremony a reception was J held at the Civic Center. The ■ party room was decorated I with palms, baskets of red I and white poUbettias and H greenery. The refreshment table was I centered with a four-tiered I wedding cake, each tier I divided by pedestals snd topI ped with a miniature bride I and groom. The top layer I was decorated with tiny pink I roses and pale green leaves. I Mints, nuts and punch were ■ served with the cake. ■ Presiding at the punch | bowl were Mrs. Robert Cushlag and Mrs. Donald Cain. Mrs. Carltoa Sikes and Mrs. Ted Jones served the cake and Mrs. Dan Pelham kept the bride’s book. The entire wedding cere­ mony was tape recorded and moving pictures made of the ceremony and reception. For her golng-away outfit, Mrs. Witherow chose a two piece suit of brown and black tweed, with fur trim, black accessories and the or­ chid from her bridal bouquet The couple left for a wed­ ding trip to Miami and when they return will reside at 117 South French Avc. in San­ ford. Out of town guests includ­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Davie, Miss Sylvie Kedlster MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM THOMAS WITHEROW and Miss Rachael Redister, (Photo by ltahiju) all of Tampa; Mra. Clayton Holcomb and Mra. Truman law; Mrs. Roger Britton, a lando. cousin and Mrs. John M. Flower girl was Min Deb Ceresoll. They wore red bie Petty. She wore a re, dresses, bata and shoes iden- dress with white pinafort tical to that of the maid of red hat and veil and carrie, honor aod carried bouquets a basket of white rose petah of white carnations and red topped with her own tin poinsettias. corsage. She sprinkled th Richard W. Hall, brother rose petals on the white als! Of tbo bride, was beat man «kXh preceding the bride a and aervlng as ushers were »h« earned own to tho altai William D. Cain, of CasaelThe bridc'a mother chos berry and Gary Grant of Or- a dress of bcigo brocad Following the rehearsal for ding the Hall-Witherow wedding. HalL • dinner party was held at the Rlksha Inn. llosta (or the party were the bride-elecl’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hall. Guests Included the bridal couple, Mias Carolyn Hall and William Thomas Witherow. Miss Shirley Jones, Gary Grant, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Britton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hall and Mr. and Mrs. John Ceresoll. The tables were decorated In a Chinese theme and gilts were presented to the wed- Q gj — . Personals g; Ro emp nanc been Mam Co. ‘ a gri and hom< LAST MINUTE TAKING TIME OUT from rehearsing for the Hall-Witherow wedding are left to right. Miss Shirley Jones, maid of honor, the bridal couple Miss Carolyn Hall and William Thomas Witherow end best man, Richard Hall. (Herald Photo) North Orlando Youngster Celebrates Third Birthday By Mom Grlnstesd Patrick Campbell celebrated bia third birthday recently with a party given In his hon­ or by his mother, Mra. Malvin Mrs. Stokes Entertains Junior T U By Fraace* Wester Mrs. Lamar Stokes gave the Junior I Training Union Class of the First Baptist Church in Lake Mary a Christmas party at her home, Saturday night. The rooms were attractively decorated in the Christmas theme. The group played games and sang Christmas song*. Prize winners were Ralph and Elizabeth Taylor. Refreshments of Christmas cake »nd punch were served by the1hostess.-' 'w Those attending were Debra It's boorish to yell at some­ Bramlen, Ruddy Stokes, Mike one lo come and answer the Hamm and Ralph and Eliza­ phone. beth Taylor. Campbell, at their home In North Orlando. A group of playmate* watch­ ed him open hia gifts and sang "Happy Birthday" to him. Refreshments of ice cream, candy, orange Juice and a birthday cake, decorated for the occailon, wore served by Mrs. Campbell. After enjoying tome games each guest received party hats and balloons as favors. Those helping with the cele­ bration were Sherry Carr, Jimmy Grinstead, Lisa Nall and Ellen Campbell. Molhcri helping with the party were Christmas Cards Boxed or Individual • 2 Mrs. Donald Nall and Mrs. Joan Carr. Hours Announced FOR PRICE M °P I ■ For Thrift Shop Mrs. Robert Guest, chair­ man of the Thrift Shop at the Naval Air Station, would like lo remind the shop's custom­ ers that it la now open from 9 to 12 a.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays, each week. The thop will be closed next Tuesday, Dec. 25, and on Tuesday, Jan. 1. PRICES GOOD THRU DEC. 31, DOWNTOWN HANFORD MTTLE BOYS’ | 3 Pc. SportSets and Jackets Prom Our Regular Winter Stock Keg. 3198 To 37-98 Reg. 35.98 to 324.98 Ie n * S leeve Shirt, «o«i SPECIAL PRICE! READY FOR REFRESHMENTS—a t Tom Rhodes* birthday party ore left to right, front row, Dunny Ferrin, (the honoree) Tom Rhode*, Hobby McIntosh, Chuck Mrlntoah and Sue Rhode*. Hack row, Kuthy Ferrin, Mike Rhodes, Brian Ferrin, David Stewart und David McIntosh. (Herald Photo) Christmas Party Enjoyed By Winsome Class By Fraacea Wester The "Win-Some" Sunday School class of the First Bap­ tist Church of Lake Mary en­ joyed a Christmas party when they met Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bryant in North Orlando. After a short business meet­ ing. devotions were given by Rev. Ralph Taylor. Many In­ teresting games were played. Rev. Taylor won the door prize. Gifts were exchanged and the class presented their teacher, Mra. Harley Wilhelm, with a lovely gift. Festive Christmas decora­ tions were used in the room to create the holiday atmos­ phere. Refreshment* of cake, coffee and candy were served. Those attending were: Rev. and Mrs. Ralph K. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilhelm. Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. C. L> Moss, Mrs. Hawleigh Cooper, and Mrs. W. Brown. 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Measadmaatto and California k m upbald stata taw* barring dlscrimtaetta* to publicly usstated houataf-to* field t*+ «r*d kjr tka extattag presidesttal enter at tka federal k r a i Oat/ to Waahlagtow sUto kaa a c e n t rated sanvw l/ tka ---- toL-_ AW BIul JUT* ttote. Comae w ort now th at Ben frankfin’a old bit about "Early to bed, eoriy to rtoa make* a man healthy, . % & » * * * * . canto a n tar*aty disposed to support aa toraataa of veto Words To The Twist I ; Owe #f llto thtags about th* ideological conflict Ratal* nod th* United S ta te s 1* th at we both use tbs m o m i,” "ftwedom”—bat o n in their mesmJng*. is * speech nude by _____propaganda expert Leonid Dykhev to tin UJA R . Academy of JSSSm Ir. v Inodaquately Inform "W* opinion and the working peo­ ple of *Q nation* about the aocceeaea of the Soviet Union. "We a n weak and sometime* Inapt In revealing the advantages of system, the grandeur itrength of Communist Ideas. "Addressing th* West, we pin our faith only to the troth of oar Ideas* but w* do not pay necessary atten­ tion to skin and tactics of propgoods itself." Changing only three . . nouns, thsse words coaid well have been spoken by a U. 8. senator on tha floor of Congress. Little wonder th at emerging na­ tions, having Uttle knowledge about either th* United States o r the UJL8JL, sometimes seem pusxled on which way to turn. Phil Newsom Savs Yet two ether caeca, to New York aad Calltointa, k m gaoe th* way ef toe Ma«schttsetts high court majority to sock call Was tagtatallow. Ia Maitto vs. New York, a Nickel alloys developed aad ease tavelvln* New York piodocsd by lateroatiooal Ni­ as discrlmlaattaa to keuslag. City's broad aatidtacrimtaa- ckel play a critical roi* to tka flight* of tka X-l* manned Thua tka legalities a n differracket aircraft Tha alloys eat for the 10 states whkk have eaacted law* agalaalHa* "Statutes new forbid racial withstand tka sab-m o cold to the sale ef privataly-daafle- dtecriaataatioa to hiring. These of the frontier of outer spaa* ad acw koustag. have been found constitutional­ aad the scorching heat of reThe state ha* the authority ly unobjectionable. The Inter­ entry to tka earth’* atm oc of the true sovereign, modi­ ference with private business pbera. fied only by state aad federal constitutional «ui by superior federal taw. The relative haadful of sigServe Dr. Crane’s Worry C linic He usually starts at about patrona/a could total far tho age of IB and dies at 6B mom than the $55,750 cash discrimination illustrate how Delicious stata power ta being applied. (B years ahead of tha non- loss that wo know about." 8o when you want to makt Washington lawyers say tha smoker). a New Year*! Resolution, It ta leading cas* ta on* decided Fresh - Fruit So In those BO years, ha not a trivial cash savings last May by the MassacboSarawak on to* northwest Joined with Singapore sad squanders 98,710 on bla cig­ whsn you docldo to stop to­ setts Supreme Judicial Court o n ratwtoa Maws Analyst coast ef Beraso, half a world Malaya into a federation of ar* ta. bacco. Involved was private rental Whan farmer Secretary of away from Loadon. Malaysia which would bo an But that isn’t all tha coat Obviously, tha vested tobac­ bousing. Tka r a ta l agent re­ Mato D un Achsaon asserted True, compared to the epic independent member of too For ho dies at least B to 7 co Interests don’t liko ta havo fused to rant to a Negro. The that BriUto’n rota as n great stands of empire these wera yean earlier than tha non- thee* plain facte disseminated, Massachusetts commonwealth of asthma. Commission world power was 'about play­ piddling action. smoker, so ha thus deprive* but I am giving you the un­ A g a i n s t D l s s r i m l n s It was to pravaot establish­ ed ant,- bn drew a roar of This was not the thin rad hta wife and family ef at least varnished facte. tlon brought suit against both Una of Rudyard Kipling, nor ment of (hta federation that protest Burn London. 8 yean’ salary. And I have addressed over tha owner and the agent. From tha standpoint of em­ yat too British charge against •arly this month that a revolt Suppose he earns $0,400 1,000,000 Ugh schoolers on The defendants sfitged that pire, Aebeson had a point. And tha whirling dervishes of tho broke out to Brand tad yearly. This means hta prema­ this aamo topic, for It ia crim­ tho state taw abridged their whether, ae Prims Minister Hudaa aa one* described by spread quickly to Sarawak. ture death will short change inal to stamped* them Into rights ta property and thalr FA 2-6354 Harold Macmillan said, Ache- war correspondent Winston Self • proclaimed leader hta family to tho tuna of $25,- such a dangerous habit. liberty of contract without due non was mtauadsrstanding the Churchill. of tha revolt waa a m u asm- “Dr. Crana,” he began, "I 000, plus the |5,700 bo paid (Alwaja write to Dr. tola of Britain and toe corn- But ta a , clianting world ad A. M. Asahari, leader of waa n victim ef a coronary for,the packages of clgsraU uuiUiivt f Crane to ear* of (id* nawathrombosis last month. through that 60-yoar span. ’ paper, eaclealag a long 4 tains Its global commitments. which ta aligned with pro"It was so bad, I foil Rocontly I addressed th* • While Albion may have lost Brunei, a sultanate under Communists ta Singapore sad •clous and my wife thought 1 College of Phytic lam * Sur­ rent staaiped, addressed en­ velope aad I I ceate to caver British protection, and Sara­ past of hta saspfrt, he occa­ raportsdly receives heavy geon* In California. About typlag aad prtaUag coats sionally shews that be ha* a wak and British North Borneo, financial aid from Rad China. "But the doctor soon got half of them were clgaret ad­ when yoa send for an* of crown colonies, togttbtr make OU makes Brunei to* weal­ kite as well as a mar. there aad had me taken ta tha dicts. hie booklets.) On* sash Urn* came In up tha northern portion of the thiest of th* Bo.xto territor­ hospital, where they gave ms So I reminded them that swift British military reac­ Island of Borneo. Th# romiln- ies. It has no personal Income Give A gift that is interesting, oxygen. And I pulled through. they not only were burning up tion when the Yemen m o lt der ta bold by Indonesia. tag and taterost from invest­ "But now ho Insist* that I |S,760 over their 60-years of threatonod to spread Into the At various times, both th* ments pay most of too govsrainformative and entertaining all year ’round Aden protectorate on the south Philippines and Indonesia msnt's expanses. Thera sre give up my dgareta, for ho smoking, but they would also coast of lb* Arabian penin­ have laid claim to too Bri­ free schools, fie* medical say* they are probably tbs cheat their families out of at By Hal Cochrsa greatest causa e l h e a r t toast 180,000 In medical earn­ sula. Another and mors re­ tish - held portions. benefits and old ag* pensions trouble. Is that tru st" Tha tendency toward amail­ ings by thus dying B years cent example, cam* whan Denying th* legitimacy e( for all. er autre has eased tha strain Britain rushed tough Gurkha both claims, Britain Intends Rebel leader Asahari. hast­ In thla country about 260r ahead of schedule. on pedestrians. 000 people die each year from “And that $ 65,750 |a not the troops and commandos into that eventually North Borneo, en this time, professes to want revolt • threatened Brunei and Sarawak and Brunei shall b« an autooomous Borneo stale all th* combined forms of can­ complete cost,* I added. "For cer—that means, cancer of tho many patient* abhor second A bank cashier had tha linked loosely with a Malay­ breast, th* prostate, tho stom­ hand tobacco fumes. So they names of 28 girls In his little sian unton. For the British It ach, brain, ate. OUT OUR W AY quit patronising a dentist or black book, but was only Is a problem of accomplish­ But th* number of deaths physician whu exudes stale short $2,000 a t the bank. ’atwMK.MseAUM.pewM'TMg Y ’w « u . , w t > n « f r * ing peaceful evolution to ad­ EVERY YEAR from heart tobacco halitosis Into their What a cheap skate! w r n c T W M T a u jM ’auiH ow J w a in that to sous M USXDTOSTRU# rCPCOAN \ 7MERH WMILX*Xrv vance of violent involution. and blood ve***l ailments av­ faces. aOWO«l*TMA»7*«B DSC0KA*] OOT ACM* <JWTHW •now.aoiTMcuanT rPTKV /-» maxim*/ r —— erage* 850,000. “It Is impossible to estimate The moat popular brand cl MAXIM* A STAIN* PCX y - * ' Bo heart trouble ta 314 times how many patients you have cigarette ta still whatever 0U R1M / v» 42 as dangerous as all cancer, thua lost during your 60 years make happens to be on soma combined. In medical practice. But their ether guy’s desk. And th* American Cancer We have no fight with Society, plus th* Britlah and American Medical Assort*communism. —Pakistani opposition leader tions, are all la agreement Sirdar Bahadur Khan to tbs that one ef th* greatest causes of heart trouble ta tobacco. national assembly. That’s w h y w a doctors Tha current struggle to wla routinely try to take patients the minds of men and ns- off dgareta when they are la (ions to the free world will the tame boat with Tim. Rut It would be m u c h not bo won militarily. —Integration leader Martin smarter If they stopped the habit long bofore they are Lutbtr King. faced with death! If parents took cart of And hers are tom* economic children when they were In facte that should mako yon th* high chair, tho children taka a more sober view of th* would navor get to the ttoe* tobacco hablti (I) Tha average (one pack trie chair. —Acting Justice Benjamin par day) clgarot smoker burns 4 Sanford, Florida Sut., December 22, 1062 Gassmaa, Naw York stats up 9118 per year via hi* rigante. supreme court. The la Bring aw fas fact, hie wife thought he waa deed ealy a law wash* agei Bel Ttas was partly a t fash far, ha had praetktag alow aaP ride, ae w* medics term It. I try to w a n yaw ifilM t Will hm Uca! m 4 peychalagical danger*. I am rleklag the Ira *f the vested iatereate te expos* t h * greatest cause ef h e a r t death*. Beware! 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COMMERCIAL BALER AGENT SANFORD, FLA. 6 M ON THS SUBSCRIPTIO N $5.75 1 YEA R SUBSCRIPTIO N $11.50 - PHONE FA 2 -2 6 1I G A 5 -5 9 3 8 j) �% rMVffWOf THE YEAR-By Alan SA N TA ’S C hdA bnaA As my Dear Ola Mother used to say to ma as a child, “Vea* seily Cheat, Yas-sbool’’ So thorn are my sentiments to you, my friends, a very bappy and blessed Christmas to one and alL I’m hoping that the Jolly old man with the long white beard brought n sackful of good bowling scorn for you. mentioning the names of you vary kind and thoughtful Christmas eard-sendert. But this little brain of mine wasn’t thinking of anything more than —la this tte 24tht Cheese, and I haven’t avtn started to do my shopping yat! In naxt week’s column we’ll salute you one aad all and offer our New Year's wishes for some of our favorite bowlera. Before it slips our mind, wa’ll bo open on Christmas Day starting at 4 pm . Gas, but th en ’s no (topping that Powall-gall Dot Powell is still rolling that devastating strike ball ’cause she again captured the high (Ingle and scries of-the Thursday Nile Mixed League with a game of 210 and aeries totiling sto. That's a lto avenge and let mo tell you, you can’t hardly got them atr morel We’re tickled pink to report this following item to you. Bermuda Shorts has goas •nd dona It again! Charity (Exposed K n e e ­ caps) Petherbridgc copped the spotlight la tho Keller's Lea­ gue . . . AGAIN! He was top dog last weak, too, you know. Charley shot a 203/350. Atte boy, Charlie I Mary Jane Gorton’s name cropped back Into tba news with the top game and aeriaa for ths Shooting Stan League, 173/463. We started to have BIG, BIG GAMES ROLLED last Sunday during tto Charles Music Co./ Sunday Sweeper with Mel Hendtrlite shooting the big­ gest, n 286! This past Wednesday, Lea­ gue Secretary George Swann really uncorked a dooxy In the All Star League with a gigan­ tic 233, 613 series. Now all you have to do Is roll Ilka that in the Sweeper, George, ami you’ll walk homo about 1133.00 richer! This fellah, DePalma, has been hot lately I Al broke loose with a beaut of a series In the City League with games of 230, 183, 197/610! His team- George Swann rolled a booming 238 with eight strikes In a row to top the last teuton of the All Star Loop at Jet Lanes, ills big game led to a 815 series, also fop for the night. In the team action Mea­ dor’s Marina moved info se­ cond piece, 11 games behind the on-rushing Larry's Mart, when they look two games from Frailey Concrete while Betty Anne’s team waa los­ ing two to the rising P. Zeuli Sons' aggregation. The loss put Betty Ann's third in pintail total in the league. Faust Drugs added to the Dallas Fullback Rookie O f Year NEW YORK (UPI) - Full­ back Curtis McCUntoa of the Dallas Texans, the American Football League's “Junior Jimmy Brown,’’ today was •elected ae 1902 rookie of tbe year In the AFL by United Press International. Tbe 230-pound UcCUnion, who played for tbe Univer­ sity of Kansas last year, won a plurality of tbe votes east by a Zl-man panel of writ­ ers who covered the AFL tegularly this season. In scattered voting. MeClinton received 10 votes, while linebacker Nick Buonlcoot! of the Boston Patriots was second with four. Tight end Fred Arbanaa and safetyman Bobby Hunt of tbe Tcxaas, defensive tackle Turn Scstak «f the Buffalo Bills fend offnsive guard Billy Neighbors of the Patriots at­ tracted two votes each. mate, John Uhr, (LttUo John, that isl) waa real eeasistast with all 300 «r over garnet. Be abot a 004 aerlaa with Ml. 300 and 283. Now, let’a see tow many dif­ ferent namea wo caa brtag to tbo fore for yon by reviewing tho action la tho variant loa|tM|« For tho Jot Bowler-eties R was Shirley Martin with a W and Charlotte Baaaett wMh series, a 313. Linda Bagnall finally crock­ ed through with to r first 300plus game la league play. While bowliag la tho Piaocm t laa League oa Wednesday a.m., Linda stroked homo enuff strikes to wind up with a 201. Congratulations. High •cries went to Dot Johntoo with a 401. la tho Ball and Chain group. Batty Allan was high for the girls with high single aad aer­ ies, 200/548. For tbo men. It was Bob Comb* with a 313 aad tbo Mighty Mite, Floyd Mar­ tin, taking series, 3)0. Marietta Brown waa all by her lonesome in that Powderpuff Kegler-ettet spotlight. Marietta rolled a 144/233 for two game aerlaa. These gala from tbo high school are pretty aharpl Incidentally, quite • few of the leagues are off between holidays. So, if you’re la the mood for tome fun, bowling, come on out. There are plenty of lanes available. Last week it was A. May­ or with a 313 and Ellsworth Ogden’s 543 set which w u tho high in each department of the Spare Rlbbcrs League. And let’a not overlook this week’s birthdays . . . Frank Stoney and Orville Jones. Bappy Birthday, gentlemen . . . may you have many, many more. Paul Marcotto’s 211 and Harry Pentecost's 340 won tops In the Friday Paterson Doubles. And not 'cause It just happens to be “that time of the year,” but wt’vo always meant to Include it In tbo ar­ ticle but Just aeemed to run out of apaco each time. This time wo won’t however! Talking ’bout Paul Marcotte, we’d certainly select him os our Bowler of the Week. Not particularly because of hla scoring, but more importantly, aa a result of tho many com­ plimentary remarks which we often hear about him. Wa wish Sinta would bring us another 100 or so Uha Paul. That’ll do it for this weak. Have a happy and marry one, won’t you? Sea you next week! woes of tto league toaderi by knocking them down for two games and Handy Food Stores managed to take two from the Sanford Dry Clsaneri trio. Over 200 games for the week were Swann’s 238/615, Rich Murphy's 210-200/588, Tommy Kipp’s 218/548, BUI HaU's 215/300, Ed Callan's 213 307, Neal MaxweU’s 203/ 482. Also In the charmed circle was Phil Roche, who cama across with a 300/538 series, Gerald Behrens who made a 203/540 and Garry Fox roll­ ed a 201/517 for the evening. Phil Zeull converted a 4-7-10 split and Gerald Behrens re­ ported picking up a 5-7. Next week the action will find ZeuU and Sanford Dry Cleaners battling U out on lanes 1, and 2, tha Betty Ann’s and Handy Food on lanes 3 and 4; Larry's Mart and Meadors will be bowling oa lanes 5 and 8 and oa lanes 7 and 8 will be Faust Drugs and Frailey Concrete. TEAM STANDINGS; , Larry's Mart 41 10 Meador’s Marine 30 21 Betty Ana’s 30 21 Handy Food 25 28 ORLANDO (UPI)—Sophomore running sens*, ties Jo t Lopasky txplodsd for four touchdowns as ths University of Houston shocked Miami of Ohio, 49-21, hors today in the 17th annual Tangerine Bowl football game before a crowd of 7,500. Lopaaky, a stocky 190-pound speedster from Latuaaa, P a, e o n J on a 70- -----ysid punt return, a 13-yard a* a a Packers Lead i s j t e c v ° te 0" * * * ' V •* All-Pro Eleven At'tto wtn* r* r f t a m m o tr o a n x r f t / A ltA ft tV tM r to a ttm /tn /tt play on Kellermana nlnayard paaa to Gerald My.rs. Alternative hla (round at** fuU; 2 * 5 * 1 BS S L . Bt ! w ith* 58-yard drive climaxed by Lopaaky’a tbraa yard plane*. BUI McMillan kicked bia first of aarsn straight conversions. bit 11 of 17 passes h , i n ^ . u > ,.u [ ., his running and passing attack for an explosive second quarter leering spurt of 28 points to put the game on ice for Houston. la tba second quarter scorIne, Roland spotted Hresins on a 44-yard pasi pl.y, Lopaaky atraabad loose on hla brilliant 70-yard punt return, Breilna plunged for a yard aad Roland bit Bill McUUlan with a five-yard pas. to give sprained ankle, wan the tha cougars a 33-7 halftime game’s lending groundgainer jm j with 114 yards, while Johnson KiHermann twitched from picked up <6 of Missouri’s the T-formatlon to a spread 338 yards rushing total. shotgun offense when the RtdJohnny Roland, the ipecta- sklns, who upset Turdue in cular Missouri sophomore, regular aeaaon play, returned never had a chance to dis­ for the second half and enplay hla broken field ability. glneered a 75-yard drive ellThe Tech forwards appeared maxed by hla touchdown to be keyed on him at every Blu. „ nf nn. viril play and he waa held to n t r - S T a t « u . t net of 34 yards. make up the big second quaru J their W iir ter deficit. They Tadded final score In the last period South W ins BUI N.um.ier crV.hed MIAMI (UPI)—Kentucky’s when m d. 1, Jerry Woolum and Jackson ,°J?r 11Uf kle- 806 (Miss.) State’s Willie Rich­ Jencke kicked all three conardson—first Negro to play version, for Miami. for the South in the NorthHoustons Lopaaky h i t Seutir game1— combined ■tor, UckU for four jw fo and A an 85-yard touchdown with touchdown and nabbed Ro37 seconds to play today to land’s 13-yard pasa In the end lead the Dixie dandies to n tone for Houaton’a second half scoring. 15-14 upset victory. Missouri Defeats Tech By 14-10 HOUSTON (UPI>-Vinca To­ bin’s 77-yard third quarter touchdown run and two timely fourth-quarter Interceptions by linebacker Andy Russell pro­ pelled Missouri to a 14-10 vic­ tory over Georgia Tech In the fourth annual Bluebonnet Bowl game Saturday. Tobin, a 5-10 sophomore from Burlington Junction, Mo., broke through the left side of tha heavier Georgia Tech line, twisted out for about 10 yards, then got a hay block by Rus­ sell to spring him loose oa his winning sortie. Tha Tigers from the Big Eight b*d scored first on n 21yard option sweep by quarter­ back Jim Johnson In the flrap quarter and ware never beadTech and Ua talented BUly Lothridge drove 61 yards for a second period touchdown with Jo Auer circling right end for the final six yards and Lothridge tacked on a 26-yard field goal in the third period. Auer, a Junior halfback who seems to aave his heroics for post-season games, almost pulled the game out for the Rambling Wrecks with a 35yard run In the fading mo­ ments. But after Auer had taken the bell to the Missouri 33, Russell came up with hla sec­ ond Interception of the quar­ ter oa the goal line with 1:23 left to play and the game waa over aa far as Tech waa con­ cerned. Russell also had stopped another Georgia Tech threat la tto opening minutes of the final quarter when he hauled la a Lothridge pau on hla own 11 yard line, after Tech bed driven to the Missouri Russell's interceptions .wre among four that kept Lothridge's aerial threats mini­ mised. Roger PbiUips, a stocky guard, had kUled off a Tech threat in the semod quarter with an inter­ ception on hla own 19 and la the final quarter Carl Crawford had picked off a fourth Lothridge aerial. Lothridge. managed to com­ plete only five of IS passes for 68 yards and was under continual harassment by a Missouri line headed by end Conrad Hitchltr. The Tech running game worked a bit better with Auer, Lothridge and Mlko McNamts doing most of tto work in a 189yard ground effort Missouri's promised p au lag threat was 8 complete wash­ o u t Johnson, a southpaw chunker, misfired on all seven attempts and had two Intercepted. Tobin, who bad played sparingly late in the season after recovering from a Wynn Honored CAVANAUGH TIRE SBRVICH 1401 H. French A vs. FA 2-2203 PIG SA LE! Backbone . . Side Pork . . Cent. Cut Chops .J ra T*,b)r ®f**n ®*Fi wllu! " “* J ‘® Thorpe Mc««U 1 T rophy.. the outstand?* pleyer In tho league, was ^opoce-setter for the offense, , ^ W,lv#f,r " » » ••« » • **01 ,Mt ye*r i u ,m * They *r,: quarterback Y. A. Tittle, New j**j* ««i m »•<■». «•» r ° \ S " * 1 J ‘m Cleveland; center „ * ! ? ®*y i ? ,th’ Jim jlm Rlngo, Park ? ? ’ D1Ut,« Chicago; safety Jimmy Patton, New York; defensive hilfblck D|ck u Detrolt: linebacker Dan Currie. Green Bay; defensive end Glno Marchettl. Baltimore and Schmklt tn<j <j.aylor ‘ C .. • I 111__ l_ • T-Bone • Porterhouse • Cube • Sirloin • Full Cut Round 1 Lb. Can Limit 1 With 95 Order m titr o m m tu / n m t MOCXtY* ftM M ttr c a t B h TH II *4 // ju x e /r s m r /s V td Y Z A fA * ttB A O /A M A tA t tu u o t omttz ttfro to tW P M B a r \Y r & T H f/ttA T lO * A J S fltt H YVnYJO V t/w r k t/a fr % 7 / T i t A to m j IfP A L M £ R \ f\ x // 0 * s t * o n c ra x f H #vte I Mfsretfo 9AAKW fr o m - U 1 tk X J + T ty f coin Garden and New Smyrna Beach on Jan. 4 and 5. Coach Ralph Stumpf of (be Seminoles said the team will be ready for tto two battles coming up after the holidays, and emphasis will be pieced on purely offensive action. Commenting on the Sanford loss to Leesburg at the Christ­ mas Tournament there, he said tho trouble wasn't In the percentage of good shots, but in the fact that they didn't •hoot often enough. The boys were able to drop 48 per cent of their field shots and two-thirds of the free tosses, said Stumpf, and that’s a good percentage in both de­ part ments. LIMIT 1 WITH |8 ORDRk 8HURFINE • LIMIT < PLEASE y MAX?* MM J /& TfMP A ' 3 ‘TMtl / I M M SA / J ? ’ xf» M e n MAX* titiX M tc n . aJmit 1 With 95 Order Matinees Wad. * S a t 1:15 P. M. -Calling EVERYBODY for a Joyous Holiday, com* cut aad howL” NO WAITING MINCE OR PUMPKIN - FULL 22 OZ. FOR LANES A ny N igh t thru Ladle* Night Mon. ft Thun. New Years 7:41 P.M. NIGHTLY [ I i l S f t Sunday] - if you have to waltl TIR ES TUB PERFECT PRACTICAL GIFT. NEW YORK (NBA) — Tba dafaadlng champion Graan Bay Packers again laad the * * * — » AU-FIayara AIL * * • • “ *• Mnoummd today bjr Nowapeper Cnterprlao Aa,<*!,tJonJf *Uff. Tbo Detroit Lions, who ,lunnad both pro football and " » « * ■ » » « k • M-w " hippln* on Thank.gWlne * * «»• * • " **»•** tr,m" 'a°u* «>»» v?t#d *• thU « « * • «h<»« b* th* P1***™ of tbo National L***1>*' J * P“ k,r* pl« * CB **• « * * * ■ • for * to*f, 1of ,lx ■1" d •tW •how* «* th#lr °Tfr*“ ‘ U* ' " l * M" n °n the “ “ ■* pUtoon***■•**•* York a ltn t,> ■•*!* • « D,*W<» champion* faa)UM<* te*m tlons, spUt equally on offanaa R E V IE W O F TH E YEAR—B y A la n M a v e r THIS CHRISTMAS — GIVE — WAS1UNGTON (UPI) — Tho Washington Touchdown Club on Thursday voted Early Wynn tho Clark Grif­ fith Achievement Award as tha man who contributed most to bass ball in 1962. Wynn has won TOO games during a 14vear major kagua carter. ■ a FR O N TO N FANCY FREE COKE Largo ftltd lu a Of Last Mlauto Baata'a Hslpsr llamas SH O ES-------------- - 3.95 SHIRTS___________ 3.93 B A G S--------------------3.93 BOWLING • 12 Gamta $8.00 Valua — $1.95 OPEN BOWLING FRESH Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Dec. 24 8 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS! i 4lh HL A Saaford Ava-1198 W. 13th 8L �OUR BOARDING HOUSE FACTOI T TO TOO ALUMINUM BUMM SWEETIE PIE • m looksJ v h c w k m .IKI He to f 6MA«»tN'AMM* TW4*» Woow INTH' PluUe «r n jn tain , CH* * U £ * I SXKUOH HOUSC too or ajlo* cords. FRIGID AIRE falM ft Sonrica a. u. man PtPNGUM M PM ANAPRXftnOM R) VWTH THB fWAGM • OUR BOARDING HOUSE rH so w rr y LCARM " ANNTHINQ Lat ua help you a*tact. Tackle Boxes, Camp Stoves and Lanterns. Binoculars. Samtool# Sporting Oooda. GIFTS FOR WOMEN DANIEL Green Slippers $4.93 (o ##.#5. Other bed. room slipper* from #295 IVEY'S SHOE STORE pad to tig tag. OuarantM. I Paymanti 90.10. Fbooa FA 3-0411. Y O W E L L ’S _____Of Sanford 7 BUT LETS O tiL AH £TKIC4AM MOW/ ^--------- 1 X BOTTOMS 8UOAXIOOT I D T IL L HIM WVRX CVAIMJN* A PCU.1 It e *ONNA 0gT THE PfClflON I t W— . — K r t TMg R E A L CH A M P) KKA.MILC*/ RUNWMD HSKO-.AJMt7 X OWN THWKT/...V0U w - yeUMMNAMMt N0HTTHSM71MN MERPtf ( CFM SI CHRISTMAS V W M ^M V w -w e*. T S A NtCF o o in o H 'R a hgTmome / , iWOKDOB A Pr o b le m / i HAOIbURS AlltEAW ! yC9,V0UCAN ^ PO COMS1HO40. ' MAY-AND M . - OMrmx.Dwrr 4 PR.CASty 40 wt TMi WPS OP THAT uNiuayxxjNa S —v V1C71MI . . CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA 3-3413 to Uat your Gift Ideas. You can And anything you Mod advtrtisc^ i* tho Heraid by Sanford mtrchanU. LUGGAGE CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA 1-1413 to Uat your Gift Idoai. SPORTING GOODS APPLIANCES Wanderer Printingteas myth.) BK-mintoe •HwUatta* 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ ment. Inquire Leonard’i Auto Clinic. 2««4 9. Hiawa­ tha or caU FA 2-MU. l i feminine appellation, 22 Outt (lag 29 NaUve of I 90 Greek god 32 Artistic alcknotn ■ Homo's | 14 Minced i B sssa r fiSfSm i T!T II l G n S S S o IT r Ghfiysigag frr r a Mountainsnail U --------rr lowI if la n.-iMtei o n e : impUmsi tl Primates tl Cnltch tr — Bit hat an. E HOirtny tide IT taself-etteem *" DIUnltd )3Greater to I ■ 7 r'hurc* farilva) O ffice 204 W. First $4,600 or wute f Itbddrt Ulxad 3 Uakaa Uca tocomot Insert!*o of yoxr ad and rasenrea Re right to re•tie er reject ear advertise, a e ri from whet entered to reufarm te the yellelee of tkti HPev, d6wi» I Anemia** Answer to Previous Puxiie ACXOI8 I Sains fft5W»W 1 Younsiterv 4 Relate hope (or hJi 9 Revoke a kfaey I g ' B A v vies lotusht S rauUa iSrtKS-; S lie la a - — at 7 Smell PgjCWi happiness • Louse era hV & ^fe II L'P a uoedy • Oleic acid ttter Ir k l a l plant 10 Depenili t 11 Roman attlcial UBarntraobka p BIMK U Baby's Srsaa 4 >rl»^ ( hriatmaa toy lSUtb 74 Materials' IS Container [AlMlWl i.umbor spots 24 Maaculme name 44 Mum a( lyric la Roof (inlai 39 Cosmic order 3SShouted IT Pry bar 37 Require 37 Tint If Re eiek U Arrow poiaau 3'J Micro.oc Knjluh school 3UMraiurea ol SORrnqvatera 40Papal lb) 44 Riant part cloth 34 Pack tollers SI One iScoO 31 Let nothin* MOaUlrtng 41 Thu is I M Open (poet) -----your eiuyuM nirhl hoRJay i. I. | i| r~ 7” • a 10 1I Il Ii ♦a [T“ enjoymont 6 XI social event ______ ___ _ 17 II11 XI Restrain k Smallrvt _____ ______ __ 14* 20 Cuuian IJ tl a «rss* nr ""” ■ ■ 7 771 7“ flT :K ^ a 13 Mouths 4* llonoy 47 PitcheiS 4S Strlplm* 50 Mouth mol 51 Coni isUoJi S4 Motion title i i Injun borne H Sir Anthony sad laouly 17 Pavtenls DOWN • s«sieMsg ri i! 5T *1 r *r w u -3 !IT II --- H IT w 40 41 ■ 4' SI d sr >7 Houses for rent. For infor­ mation contact Ted Wil­ liams Hardware, 209 E. 23th St. - t -Hr St. Johns Realty Stenstrom R ealty lit N. Park Avo. FA 3-2420 THE TIME TESTED FIRM l i t N. Park Avo FA 24121 13. M ortEnge l , u u 27. SpscIxJ Service* HEATING H. i . POPE CO. INC. 20S Bo. Park Avo. FA t-41 Piano Tuning and Repair LOCH ARBOR MORTGAGE LOANS W. L. Harmon - rA 2-4223 Lovely new 3 BR, 2 bath CB FHA and Conventional home on targe shady iKe Commercial A Residential BE MODERN I Cook and boat to Loch Arbor. Features In­ water ecooomictlly with 111clude full equipped kitch­ Therm Bottled Gas. Miller Stenstrom Realty en, central duct heat, fire­ Radio and Appliance. 118 S. place, enclosed f a m i l y 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-3420 Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-0033. room, and many otberit $19,930, with tow doanpay. ment. Exclusive with -oropovs Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. C h r i s t m a s rA 2-2420 CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. rA 24111 11# W. 1st St. Sunland Estates Homes Furntihed 9 bedroom borne. Double garage. Fruit trees. 2181 Palmetto. FA 2 0842 or fA 2-0274. a - U E im o o M s . i , i y , & 2 u a t h s V A - N O DOW N P A Y iM E N T LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA • Conventional k FHA Financing --------------------- * ---------------— Sunland Evtatrv . Uo 17-92 (2 Ml. So. of Sanford) hales Office 1st. House inside Entrance Furnished Cottage. 10 minutes from mtto gats. Reason­ able FA 1-5721. PAINT INSIDE OR OUT. F R E E E S T I M A T E . Buy NatkmaUy advurttood Fund tun. Brand a n fatFA MHO. . lory .aaat plus lo%. oaak snly. Wt daUvor, wu m ate appointment any t i m e . Berry's Warehouse F u n . Co, Inc. 'Tim Ole B an ". 001 W. 1st S t laniard, Florida. 9 a. m. till I p.m. in, 1230 down. liooo. * * * n i l I0®4 FRIGIDAIRB 333-1071. I p. m. UU 0 p m. Salt* A lorvico I3S0408. Horn* p h o a a House Wiring, Free Estimates a r - — “ *■ 333-3100. Aik tor Fran or Sid Vlblcn'i RandaU Electric Louie Barry. S tem ttom R jJW 112 MainoUa Pb. FA 24919 Soil Ua Your Furuttun. Quick Sorvlee With the Caih. 111 N. ATt' SANFORD HERALD SUPER TRADING POST CHRISTMAS SPECIAL FA 24477. WANT ADS I Acn Farm, near Sanford. ■RINO FAST Land cleared and to pas­ 34. Art Idee For Bale ture fenced and cron fenc­ RESULTS FRUIT, GIFT PACKED ship­ ed. 837’ liwy. frontage. 4 ped expnss, lagg’a Curb bedroom, two story home. MarkeL 2483 Sanford Ave. Pine paneled. Reasonable. 25. Plumblar Service* Ph. FA 3-3834. A 11 a m o a to Realty, Pb. TE 1-3733 or TE 49484. Ulrl’a 30 inch. Btcyele. Good condition. 918. FA 24799. JU S T L IS T E D ! Plum bing ft H ta tin f Charming 1 BR, Ule bath AIR CONDITIONING homo', ailuated on specious homeelte (100 x 140) with CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK many tree* to fine realdentist section! Also has 1007 Banford Ave. FA 34* separate dining room, PLUMBING acraen porch, carport 4k Contracting 4b Repair* uUlity. Features Include FREE DELIVERY fully equipped kltchsn and R. L. HARVEY automatic wither. Sbtogle 204 Sanford Avo. FA 3-3383 roof k wood floors I JO H N E . FO X , REALTOR t U4 N. Perk Avunu^. Phono 3234000, Bedroom house, kitchen CaU FA 34473 after 8:00 p.m. equipped. Near shopping canter. FA 3-44U, if no ROBERT A. WILLIAM# Realtor Raymond Lundquiat, Aasoc, FA 2-3831 Atlantic Bank UkJg. Furntihed lovely 2 bedroom Apartment. Lake Golden. Lskevww home with lake Lsk« privileges. FA 34274 prlvllogia m South Sylvan Laka Shorn. 3 nsdrooms F u r n . -j Bedroom House, and 3 baths. Air-Condition­ Total price — 19,230. Down Adults. FA 2-7684. ed. Phono FA 2-7891. payment #300.00. Monthly ELECTRONIC ORGANS FURN. APT. nos 31anon vllle payments— (84-73 (Includes Service on all make*. Work guaranteed. Town k Coun­ S Room furnished bouu. A-l J. W. Hall, Realtor everything)! This won't last try T. V., 2339 Pa : Dr., so ace it now! "Can Hall” FA 1-3*41 SUO Mo. FA 24237. 2814 323 3342. Sanford Avo. 2344 Se. French Avo. 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equipped. #73 monlb. Pb. 2 BEDROOM modern bouse. FA 2 3303. Kitchen equipped. FA 24371. ROOMS. The Qahlei, 401 12. Heal L'xtxte For Sale Magnolia Avo. FA 24730. 2 Bedroom house, kitchen 3 Bedroom, I bath, terraito floor. Concrete block. In equipped. 1303 Douglas Ave. Weat Sanford. Out of flight FA 3-0363. pattern. Large corner lot. Small equity and a ssu m e UNFURNISHED new 2 bed room house, kitchen equip­ mortgage b a l a n c e . VA ped. FA 2 3689. monthly payment #77. Ph. FA 2-0200. Fuxmsfted Apartment class to. Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013 New 3 Bedroom. 2 bath home. No cash needed. #41 • REN T A BED month. Taxes 4 insurance RoUaway, Hospital 4 Baby included. J22-8083. Beds By Day, Week, er Month Comfortable Sleeping FA 2-7431. n Stenstrom Really 2 Bedroom homo with Flor­ 111 N. Park Ave. PA 3-2420 ida room and kltchsn CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: equlppad. STS month, CaU River Front Taos., thru FrL - 1 P. M. day 3224234 for Information. bsfen toamrtlan. Mee. • S ai Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m Property house. 131 Escambia. Ph. WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES FA 1-0274. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Apprexla Italy ate aens. with TUaa, thru P it . I P. M. 4a< 110 ft. ea river, Vi mile *U to Iere Insertion. Men. - Bai couple. #99 a Mo. Includes RL 44. Water k Elect. FA 3 8944. siaasr UEnvoy HFT " 1 Room to private home with isml-bath and private en­ trance. #3# month. Double bed. CaU betwosu 2 and S p. m. FA 24933. WYNNEWOOD DEADLINES RE4(PONBfBILITT! fbe Herald win aot fee community |l Number Urry'a Mart Ml laniard Avo. Ph. FA 3-4113 m l eitate. Completely refinishod 3 BR, CB homo on shaded homoaito. Also has screens*! Florida room, carport, and utility. Many nice futures. Total price—# 12,800. Only 9400 down, and #90.00 per month! Ready to move in­ to today 1 KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PH. FA 3-#974 JIM HUNT REALTY, (totes Agent D«)t. FA 2-2118 - Eve. 4 Hun. FA 2-MI8 • 323-0799 Paralwou. 3U0 Laurel Avo. Christmas Special: Winchest­ FA >U1|. er 3090 Modal 94. Now condition. FA s e e n aJtnr 4:00. Spinet Piano. Story A Clark, Bloado. 1 yoor eU. kill key­ UVINO CHRISTMAS TREES board. lo yoar guarantaod. A WATKINS R0UT1 to thU . ORAPEVILLE NURSERY . Coat 9909. Sacrlfleo #379. araa is opan lor «ml-ro> OrapovUto Avo. near 90th St. tired man, or lady. Many asmi-retlred people are It'a our yloasuM to Iona Car­ earning 130.00 to 1100 par pet Shampooam FREE with FREE ESTIMATE week depending on time dapurchase .of Btoo Luatrw UpbaUtoriog * Mattreu re*, voted to Uw buslMsi. MayShampoo. Carvotl'n FwnU bo you can qualify. For evatiag. Now k Used FuraL 4U N . taro. Call Nix Boddtog Mfg. ponoaal Intorvtow la your Co, at too Cotory Avo. a n a , write J. H. McOarFA MllT. Ity .WUltitoo, Florida. Bath Seta, I pteN place mat JEWELRY aeU, Mr. and Mrs. Pillow c u e teU. HU k Hon Pil­ CALL SHIRLEY JONES at low cite aaU. #190 e oat. FA B-99U to Uat your Gift Penney'*. 12. RmU Eotato For Sato 4.’ Rrvw Uicakt ergas i/ HOME TOO SMALLT Boautielan wanud. Cit ’N Seo this g bedroom, kltchon Curl Beauty t'hop. 31# Fal. equipped homo m w . C m motto Avo. FA S4I34 or pktely renovated Imlda. FA 3-4013. Price ONLY #0.000.00 — 9330.0# down. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA M ill to UM your OIA Ideas. San Marino >1 Station w DACHSHUNDS ARC rtglaUrod. Black k Un. • Monlha old. AU ibols. 322-1T01. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS G IFTS FOR HOME JJPolUmer JK.Ucrv. iQ 10 }4 ( hrulnua gut p a r. Orango Loader tor sale. Lea. Ur Vetoo Sr. FA s m i w FA >1114. IDEALS, Clastica. Children's Books. A Shopper's Dreamt MeVteara, Downtown Ran* io n ^ Johnson, atax. Little Lnko Georgia, #8,900. Gordon Hulbert, atax to Raymond Clapp, (tux. Lakewood Shore, #12,800. King(wood Bldr*., Ine. to Martin Shenden, otax, Sunland, #11,600. Paul Vines, etax to P. M. Smithson, otax, 27-31-91, |7<000. William Bridges, otax to Benjamin P. Box, atax, 28-2032, #11,000. Marris fe Application* Homer Lucas, Lock Haven, Pa. and Helen Stumpf, Ro­ anoke, Va. Hugh Gooding, Sanford, and Shirley Wadklna, Osteen. Leonard Blackburn, Lakevilla, Conn, and A n Nation, Falla Village, Conn. Final Divorce Decree* Margaret Appleby vs. Thom­ as Appleby. Minerva Walters va. Cheat­ er Walters Jr. Margaret Mahoney vs. Max Mahoney. Lillie Mas Perry vs. Elijah Perry. James Connell vs. Helen Connell. Ola M. Gordon va. Jamee Gordon. Suits Filed Institutional Mtg. Co. va. Raymond Miliar Sr., atai, mtg. fcL Clyde Wages vs. Lola Wag** Sargent, eUl, quiet title. Crumtoa Bldra., Inc. va. Erneat WitUnmyer, etux, mtg. fcL W. M. Maaon and Co. vs. Robert Wall, etal, mtg. fcL Teachers Insurance and An* nuity Aaan. etal vs. Homer J, Cumin, etal, fe. Fed. N atl Mtg. Aaan. etal va. Harlan Hartfield, etal, mtg. fcL General Guaranty Mtg. Co., Inc. ve. Thomaa Everetts, atai, mtg. fcL t Yoar old wktto very lavs* uprifht Commercial Freesor. Contact Mr. PulUayar. 322 7222. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA 3 m s to Uat your Gift Moat. • Quality • Fashions • SorviM Gifts for till Skate*, Air Riflei, TenU Canteens, Packa Meu Kit*. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at PA M i l to Utt your. Gift Army..Nary Surplus. Ideal. Mario Ktonard to Harold Eaatnar, Astor Farm, 910,000. Thomas CarUoia, otax to John Coontx,' etax/ to How; ard Horn, (tux, Little Weklve, ® 97A0O. Vincent MaaoiwUla, otax to Bturgsl Russell, otax. Lonedale, #8,900. Henry Burghsmaf, otax to Barry Aahlay, otax, 97,000. B. F. Wbealar, atxl to Oviedo Land Co, 10-31-31, #32,400. Gaorfa Feathers, otax, to Gsorgo W. FaaLbara J r , otax, |}\ Lakewood 8 ho re*, #13,2Od. Paul E. Morris, atax, to Elisabeth Morris, flanlanta. 94.100. Gordon Flaharty, otax to Dorn Malone, Cryatal Lake, 98.780. Corrigan and Boland, Inc. to W. L. Dawson, atax, Little Lake Georgia, |1»J00. or more. 3 Moatko guartnIn . Ponoaal butrusttin* by tha formalattr of FHB SURE DEATH XNSICTICIDES, and apraywr fernlihod. For Information nnd ittm dclivfry call Raymond Woods. FA 2-3001. SWEATERS, slipover And Cardigans, H.H to #14.#5 Pcrkinj, Downtown Sanford. 921,000. .W jg tiA J ; XT## W. lit I t laniard n . fa M m Classified for your convenience Edmund Front, etal, to Ar» t n r K. Reeding, Lnko Orient*. 171,400. Ethel Olnntoa to W. P. Fad. 8. and 1*. Lnko Ridge, #10,. 100. W. F. Fed. & u d L. to Do*, eld Lindwood, otaa« Lnko Bar* riett, #10,900. John Glares, rtu i, to Flank Perrittl, etax, Doi-Key Manor, UM00. Astronic* Cory, to MUdrad Dkkereon, 7-21-90, IMOO. Harman Teague, otax to Hobart Carrar, otax, Alta* monto Spgt* #9,900. Harry M. Conrad, atux, to Norman Howard, Pxairio Laka, #10,000. John D. Small, otax, to CocQ Buchanan, otax, Wjmnawood, 911,000. Sambolo Benches, Inc. to Thomaa Tack, lac, 19-21-32, I'VE-REPA1REP ^ 'TOUR faulty WIRING / PUJO IT N V , NOW/ Btnkxrik OUw and Paint Company . . . and Hitvere Thanks to the many Hume-Owners of Tee 'n Green EsUUs snd l.ongiUle for their confidence in ua end to ell builders supply houses and our loyal sub-conUsetoro with whem we have had such pleasant dealing* dur­ ing the post year. * ■P"- We’ll endeavor to Quintals your fslth and good will LMN ENTERPRISES Builders of Tee *a Green end Longdate Harold Logos. Prpaident Gateway To Tko Waterway D nka/M i Q n a t e l . a . F I___ I _ ! Robson Sport!n f Good#; Your EVINRUD* Doator 10441 I . 1st a FA SISS1 38. Motorcyclon - Seontora VESPA Motor Scooters ( m w ) #10X8 down k IMS Week. If , Lewis Sales k ferric# 2917 Country Club Road Ph. FA S-VB3S '38 Lamb n Ui USOC Motor Seootar. New ^ a x o ' tire and speedometer. S Meed, •too. FA Biots. 1030 Nashua Housetrsltie. 43* x 10*. #900 down and take up payoxot*- #>>4730. HAPPY AT HOLLKKH of SANFORD 1A A 9 llw * SM S IW B PONTIAC Button Wagon g Dour, F u ll^ ju jljy je d ^ FALCON Button Wugoa 4 Door, SU m U nM JM f^ IflR fi I “ * l)oor Hardtop Npeclsl lA f lA FALCON 2 Door Sedan IV Q V Standard S h U t ^ ^ — > 4 A 1 7 CHRYSLER 4 Door Windsor 1 st) I Automatic And^Ui^Cond. 4A M 7 CIIEVKOLKT 4-Uuor, • CjL. IWWI Auliimslle Trans. Give A Permanent G ift This Christmas Give A Holler New O r Used C a r s e x * CADILLAC 4 Door Sedan UeMlle I VO I Power And Alr>£owlMon s n e t OLD8MOHILK 4 Itour Hardtop I VO I Automatic A nd^lM ^jm t. s ACQ OLDSMOIHLE 4 Door I s w Automatic, Ate^Cnnd^^^ i f i f i f l pLYMoUT113 Dour- y*1 SACK PONTIAC 4 Door Sedan I WWW Autumstlc Trana. 1 0 I U I CHEVROLET I Door. 8 CyL I B u l l Automatic — — 395 NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY iTBCXTIBSs PA 24TI1- "oKLANDO CH 1418* . . mp 4 v i. FA #4#*l �200Children InvitedTo Elks Mon than 200 community afcDdrm te n teen Invited to (to h r i I patty for t o *rprifOa«ad children span, aornd by tte Sanford H U Ladpa 1241 a t 2:2# p. a . Monday at the lodfa ban, Chaimaa Oena Valter aald a t reported a new awmbera brtagb* tte te a l dab mem­ bership to » . It alaa was re­ parted that tte dab mailed •a t ijm letters to demlneie C anty RepaMIceae prior to tte November elections. -A social period fallowed adJarnmaat af tte moating. Mrs. T atter v n in charp of tha •emmittoe ptanlng the social hoar during which D. Milter Ivans played the piano for the grasp to dag Christmas GalaDanceSet By DeBaryGroup UKOWNIES OP NORTH ORLANDO TROOP 695 held their Christnrna party at tha home of Mr*. Margaret Burke, aaalatent lender. Attend­ ing were, front from left, Jennifer Burke, Debra Blshope, Sara PUoian, Sandra Grant, Patricia Webster, Debra Coyle and Pam Thomtvion; sec­ ond row, from left, Lynda Maxwell, Debra Ward, T h e County Commission Friday upheld the decision of tbe Board of Adjustment to permit tbe renovation of the old Checker Kart Track, locat- ed behind tho Dearborn Elec­ tronics Laboratory*, and al­ low a slock car raging pro­ gram to bo carried on there. Tha decision was taken in Marianna Young, Kathleen Greene, Tnryn Black, Gloria Lana, Diana Duquatte, Ann Marie Bowl­ ing; Patty Parker, Dianne Stewart and Denis# Duquette; back, from left, Nancy Pack, Debbie Lane, Jamie Black and Suzanne Giroux. Notes OPEN MONDAY — CLOSED CHRISTMAS (Herald Photo) Commissioner Ted William*, J. O. Stewart. 75. of 512 in whose district the track la 1Second S t SE, Moultrie, Ga. Mated, made tte motion up- 1died Saturday, after a long holding the Board of Adjust­ illness. ment's decision and U was sec­ He was the father of Mrs. onded by Commissioner Ver­ A. E. Shioholser and the brother of Mrs. J. C. Mitchell non Dunn. V. X. Houghton appeared both of Sanford. before the board in the inter­ Bora in Upson County, Ga. ests of the Sports Car Club Mr. Stewart served as in­ of America and the Sanford vestigator for the Alcohol Sports Car Club asking per­ Tax Unit for 25 years and mission for the use of Osceola after retiring from governAir Strip for a driver’s school men service owned and ope­ tend for a weekend of sports rated a farm and cattle ranch In Moultrie for 25 years. car rating la January. Ha was a member of the Municipal Judge Kenneth McIntosh, sponsor of the Sem­ First Methodist Church of inole Timing Association, said Moultrie. his organisation would bo glad OUwr survivors include his to cooperate with the sport* wife, Lilly; a son, 3. Frank car club and would arrange Stewart; a granddaughter, their dates so there would bo no conflict on the use of the air strip. Tbs commission agreed to the use of the strip by Hough­ ton's group as tang as the nec­ essary insurance problems are worked out Allen Forward, president of the Forest City Community Chib, was present to ask tha permission of the commission to build a community build­ ing in tha county park in Forest City. The commission askad If tho club would be Showdown Asked custodian of tha park and exetc is# control over the uses of In Paper Strike tha art* and than referred the NEW YORK (UP!)—Federal matter to County Attorney mediators today called for a Harold Johnson for considera­ showdown meeting with pub­ tion. lishers and printers in the twoA tetter from State Road week-old newspaper strike. Dept Engineer Richie Green It the talks scheduled for concerning the repair of the today fail to produes signifi­ Longwood • Markham R o a d to within tha city limits of Long- cant change* on deadlocked is­ sues, the mediation teutons wood was read in which probably will be ealled off un­ Green pointed out that the til January, according to the contractors for SR *34 had no chief mediator In the dispute liability for tbo condition of which has shut down nine tho road and could not be dailies. asked to repair it. The dam­ age, according to Green, was confined to two curves in the CUSTOM MADE road which had not bad main­ tenance for some time. Dunn commented that the only alternative waa for a Joint participation agreement be­ tween the county and Longwood. A motion was passed that Mayor A. R. Lormann be informed tbe state can do AUTO GLASS nothing and suggesting a Joint and Seat Cover Co. agreement at the only answer 244 W. 2nd 222-8032 te tho town’s problem. tho face of opposition by a number of residents of tte area who were present and numerous Utters and n peti­ tion opposing tte move. By Mrs. M a n MaBtr Tte DeBary Volunteer Fire Assn, wifl bold n gate New Year*! Eva party and dance at Uw new Recreation Hall Dee. 21 from • p.m. to 1 a.m. Tte fireman will provide bats, nolaamakera and con­ fetti. Music for dancing will be finished by Frank Yakota and hia oreheitra, who proved to bo very popular at tha St. Patrick’s Day and Hallowe’en dances. Tickets may be obtained from any merchant where the posters are displayed or from Darwin Bruca and Jack LambeftftOQ, All tickets not sold by Naw Year's Eva will be available at the door. Only 10 Uckete will bo sold, so tho firemen advise making reservation* in advance. Hospital Santa Clana himaelf wtn t e an tend, arriving with n police escort to join the children at tte party for • brief vlalt. Toys af all kiada, b a p of candy, applea and aoaa aurwises will fill the arms and undo of tha children, aa more than SO members of the Hka Club and their wives help Santa present tha lifts. la addition to this party, mambors of tha Elks have also distributed Christmai gifts to children of the littie Red Schoolbouse and to the old folks at tha county borne. KENNETH FELOQUIN, left, of the Winter Park Telephone Co., present­ er! u film entitled "Gatoways to the Mind—the Story of Human Senaea’* for membera of the Longwood Aren Chamber of Commerce at their meet­ ing laat Thursday night. The scheduled film, "The Telstar Story,** will be presented at a future meeting. With Peloquin is William Baumholaer, C of C president. (Herald Photo) DECEMBER !• . Ada it lions Stanley Bahney, Lake Mary; Ronald Peoplss. Helen Harris, Jake Nawby, Flora Donnan, Nyieena Albers, Marion Mar­ tin, James Robinson of San­ Bob Finn, DeBary postal I fore in my life, said Finn. | going, and looking forward ford. say, we’re it with great enthusiasm.” Births worker, has been announced! Mr. and Mra. Larry W. Mc­ as first place winner of an Daniel of Sanford, a boy. all-cxpcnia trip for iwo to Discharges Clarence Johnson. Lake Mary; Southern California for the Arthur Totten, DeBary; Fred­ Rose Bowl New Year’s Day football game and all its allied erick Dominick, DeBary Betty Jean Williams, Mrs. activities. Joseph Aleiander and baby, Jack Ansley, advertising Marjorie Smith, Julia Wright, manager of the Fortune Shoe Comer Jonei, Mrs. James Co. which sponsored the con­ Skipper and baby of Sanford test. said that Finn had a perfect score In the contest. DECEMBER to Finn’s nine year old son, Admissions Andy, will accompany hia fa­ Hugh Sime, DeBary; Barbara Ann Cobb. Willia Choice, ther on the four day tour, leaving Dec. 29 by Jet for Cal­ Randy Wilbanks, Bernice Mc­ ifornia. Both wtll be wearing Kinney. Kovle Lee Tucker, Fortune Shoes aa part of their Margsret Wright, Gertrude Kimmertr, Verbta Williams, prize. Finn bought hia Fortune William Duabury of Sanford shoes and tho entry into the Births contest at Garrett’s DepartMr. and Mra. Willie Leo Tuc­ ment Store to Sanford, and re­ ker of Sanford, a boy ceived congratulation! from Mr. and Mrs. Prince McKin­ J. M. Garrett, store owner and BOB FINN of DeBary (left) who won a frta ney Jr. of Sanford, a boy four-day trip to the Rone Bowl Kama in Cali­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward rarrte manager. “ I never won anything befornia receivers congratulations from J. M. Gar­ of Sanford, a gL*l rett of Garrett’* Department Store, where hn Discharges purchased tha Fortune ahoea and received hia Charfos Tully, DeBary; Frank content entry. (Herald Photo) Hill, DeBary; Geraldine Rote, Clay Williams. Helen Harris, Mrs. Roger d ark and baby, Unusual Stream* Mra. Gary Hudgins and baby Unutuul about the ilrtems of Sanford A speed xona study of SR of tho Great Divide Basin in 434 through North Orlando Wyoming la the fact that none * Merry will be made, U. P. Boggs, of the stream* flow outward 1 Christmas district traffic and planning engineer, has advised officiate to the South, but all are swal-, WITH JEWELRY of the village. lowed up by take* among tho | The study was requested by desert sands. FROM — PHILADELPHIA (Ui>l) — Mayor Frank Fasula aa a A 79-year-old woman was baste fur establishing speed struck by a trolley car white limits on tho highway through FABRIC JEWELERS Chriatmaa shopping Wednes­ the town. No limit* can bo placed at preaeul because the day. As aha lay on the ground village adopted tho Florida SHOES 24! 8. PARK • group of bey* atota bar gift* model traffic ordinance. FA IS3H and purse. Requests for limits can be Tbe woman. Mr*. Julia made to the Statu Road Dupt. SANFORD DYED r K C C Gably, was in fair condition If a survey shows need for re­ I DAY HKUV1CE OPEN * P. M, today with a possible coocus- striction. stew. Her non. Pollen SgC AKFOKD _ MUhial Gably, said hi* For real automobile bar hob k -e n gains, check the Herald class 207 W. 1st St Used dugUgr aevUun, 1 Lb. Pmt - Lim it 1 W |th *5 Order Folger's Coffee Quart - Lim it 1 W ith |5 Order 5 Lb. B ag - Limit 1 W ith $5 Order LOAF W ilson Clearbrook - Limit 1 With $5 Order bu tter j *. Fresh Fla. The REMNANT Shop WILL BE CLOSED Mon., Dec. 24 & Tues., Dec. 25 White Swan Fruit Cake Material EXTRA LARGE ASSORTMENT WE W ANT TO WISH EACH Brack's Fine Candies Christmas Nuts OF YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND OUR PRAYER FOR A PEACEFUL Gwaltney NEW YEAR— Mrs. Donaldson Prices Good Dec. 24 Quantity R ights Reserved Mrs. Horton Mrs. Porter Mrs. Gottis Mrs. Miney AND SA V E H H ft '.JST j * I/ f ! ‘f r ]S “T n v 7 f v u f b v a y �VOL. 63 WEATHER: Mild through Tuesday. High about 80, low about 60. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. DECEMBER 24. 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA Prisoners It*reived word Sunday tcrnooo that A l t a m o n t e Spring* Mayor W. L Swofford contracted a serious eaaa of—of all things—mumps Saturday night. Take U easy bow, mayor, and get well te a burry. • • • North Orlando Mayor Prank Fasula has declared his In­ tention to run lor the town council again, come the March eloctioa there. Fas­ cia says. "Ha tfana the Iowa got off dead center and made some progress.” a e • Then'll be no Jai-alai at tho fronton la Fern Park to­ night, but a big Christmas program "will be held Tues­ day afternoon and evening, e • • A number of Sanford resi­ dents apparently can't lo­ cate the new post office building and keep appearing at the County Jell-with peckages and halts of Christmas cards, requesting stampe sod wanting to mall the presents, according to the sheriffs of­ fice. The post office la on PALMETTO Are. e e • Sherry Lee, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Leo Jr., made the Honor List at An­ drew College, Cuthbert, Ga., far fall quarter. In order to be on tho Honor List a stu­ dent must have carried at least IS quarter hours of col­ lege work aod have a **B'' or better average. • a s Did you know that thrse tons • • yes, teas • • of re­ fuse per family per year arc picked ep in our fair «Agf •• • • e Bids will be opened Jan. I by the County Commission (of two new dump trucks for the County Road Department. We understand they will be painted white on delivery. • • • A while back there was talk about having the coun­ ty vehiclea decorated with newly designed decals, but we haven't beard anything about them. Query to County Engineer Bill Bush: How're you coming with the art work? • • • That new grandstand at Seminole Park Raceway is rapidly taking shape now. The roof la being put on to­ day, and we've been told the January 3 deadline Is a cinch tor completion. • • • Take a drive around during the evening and look at the Christmas lights. There arc some ingenious displays at homes and business bouses and the number of pot** they get ole Santa in is some­ thing. • • • And don't forget — there is still time to give a little boost to the Salvation Army's annual Christmas cheer pro­ gram by adding your con­ tribution of groceries, cloth­ ing or other kerns to the Army's Christmas baskets which will be delivered by its volunteer workers to the less fortunate. • • debark, walking Into a whirl­ pool of emotion. Officials b r o k e through restraining ropes. And at the toot of tho ramp, clad in tho insulting but­ ter yellow T-ahirte they now wear as a badge of honor, waited many of the SO sick and wounded released "on credit" hi Aprfl. One e< them hobbled for­ ward aa ana lag. the ether left beck there on the shorts ef tha Bay ed Pigs, te embrace a toau-ade. Another hugged to him a eouahL One sleeve was empty but Me grip was firm. Thesu were men. Yet the eed "Vha lot Estadoe UnJdos," ■booted one, wiping his eyes. •Viva Kennedy." Another's voice floated out over the crowd. "We are not here because of what ww did. We are here, thanks to the people of the United States.** Chokes Shipping NEW YORK (UPI) - A ■trike by 73,000 doekworhera brought shipping to * near halt today at East Coast •ml Gulf of Mexico ports. Leaders of the International Longshoremen's Association confident of a quick victory, turned down President Ken­ nedy's eleventh-hour appeal for a do day truce he had urged "in the national in­ terest." The dockwurkers helped shippers load and unload cargoes In the feverish lest hours of port activity, then walked off toe piers from Maine to Texas at toe ap- Bulletin Appointment ef A. K. Shoemaker. Jr. aa coordin­ ator for the fSod drive be­ ing promoted for (he Serepta Home fer the Aged was announced today by Mr*. Taamar Braden, home director. The fend is to be called the Sarepia ImproveSient Fuad, and Mrs. Bra­ den asks that donations be mailed lo taring Burgess at Tho Florida 8tate Bank. • There are quite a few spe­ cial avents at Sanford area churches tonight and moat of them were publicised in Fri­ day Herald's church pasc. At4toed ane of yew after e M a y night airlift. Relatives had begun to ga­ ther In cavernous dinner Key Auditorium, once a seaplane clipper hangar, at dawn. They were not allowed at Home­ stead Air Force bane, where Mr. J. L. Jackson Buried Sunday MISS JUDY BUNTEN, diughter of Dr. and Mr*. J. C. Bunten of Tlpwahntchee. I>*mon Bluff, wan named Sweetheart of the Key Club at the Christman Rail Saturduy at the Civic Center. Funeral services for Mr. John Lewis Jackson, 32, who died Saturday, were held at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at Brteson Funeral Home with Rev. Fred R. Wilson, 7(1, promin­ Fred B. Chance officiating. ent Banford attorney, died Born Feb. 2, 1900, in Step­ early today at Fish Memorial hens, Ga., Mr. Jackson had Hospital in DeLand. lived here for the past 40 The veteran lawyer was years. He made his home at honored in IHtll by the Semi4900 Sipes Ave., was engaged note Bar Assn, in celebration in the (arming business and of 60 years of service and was a member and deacon practice with the Florida Bur. of the First Ba ptUt Church Bom Dec. II. IHSI, in of Sanford. Brooksvllle, WUlun received Survivors are his wife, hi* law degree from the Uni­ Mrs. Era David Jaciuon of versity of Virginia and later Sanford: a ton- John David went into practice with the Jackson of Tampa, two firm of Landis, Ki«h and Hull granddaughters, Pamela Ann in Del-and. and Cheryl Jackson of Tam­ pa; a brother, Rrightwell Jackson of Stephens; three half-brothers, W. F. Sanders of Atlanta, Ga. and R. II. and J. T. Sanders of Step­ hens; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Moore of Union Point. { Ga. and Mrs. Mary Martin of Atlanta. MIAMI (UPI) — The US. Burial was in Oak Lawn Air Force has confirmed It Memorial Park. intercepted s high-flying Rus­ sian transport plane over the Atlantic about 90 milea east of West Palm Beach. Sleek FI02 fighters scram- Key Club President Eddie Hamilton, left, piirenents Minn Bunten with nn armful of wh ite carnations Her escort Wuyne Epps is ut right. (Herald Photo) Attorney Fred R . Wilson Dies Argument In Bar Ends In Shooting He came to Sanford in 1020 and opened officea here. Be­ sides hia regular practice, he served aa city attorney for Sanford for 20 year* and aa achool board attorney for 31 yeara. Wilson waa a long-time member of the Kiwsnia Club, serving as president in 1030 and as lieutenant governor of Kiwania In 19(0. lie waa an activa member of the First Methodist Church and a trus­ tee of the Fish Estate. He is survived by three Soviet Plane Flies e Near Palm Beach Walter Services Set Here Today Masonic funeral service* for Mr. Harry Walter, 34, were scheduled for 4 p.m. today at Brisson Funeral Home by San­ ford Lodge 62. F and AM. A retired cabinet maker. Mr. Walter died Sunday night at his home. 2803 Sanford Avc. Ha waa > member of Ma­ sonic Lodge 70 of Atlantic City, N. J. Survivors are a son, Albert L. Walter of Lake Mary and a daughter. Mrs. Dorothy Rothman, a grandson and three great grandchildren, all of Sacramento. Calif. Tile body will be sent to C tlifa n u tor burial $118,968 Asked For State Planes rtve here today. The old atreeta al­ ready were Jammed with a mixture of modern Western automobiles and the familiar donkey carts. The Mandelbaum Gate is the only break in the wall which divides the Israeli and Jordanian sectors of Jeru­ salem. The wall is fortified by sand­ bags, barbed wire and pUl boxes be­ cause of the 14-year-old dispute be­ tween the Israelis and the Arabs. The arrival of tha Israeli pil­ grims marks what has become a twice • yearly, poignant, 24 - hour moratorium in the Arab-Jewish con­ flict that divides the Holy Land. Each Christmas and Easter, Jordan allows the Christians from Israel to enter Jordan for the pil­ grimage to Bethlehem. They munt leave Jordan bv Tuesday and no Israeli will be allowed to enter this nation until next Easter. Strike • has given up oa tropical foliage for this front of. No new building on Tirst Street after the rocen^ freest and replaced the plants killed by frost with new plantings. The new foliage, put in place Friday, is of varieties considered hardy enough to resist any future frecses, and include some conifers as well as tough, froet-proof bloom­ ing plants. According to William Wade of the bank staff, the new plants were selected also be­ cause of their ability to grow In organically poor soil, which is the result of the years of use as a railroad yard prior to the ACL mov­ ing west of the city. • • the airlift planes were to land MIAMI (UPI) — T h amercy w airlift returning raaaomtd Cu- and the prisoners were to be — r _____ — _____ free­ fed and processed. Then, at C:0t p.ra., with dom became "operation Santa only a faint glow still baby Claus'* today as six planes pink In the western sky, the prepared to soar Into action first plane made Its touchdown after almost 13 hours of un­ at Homestead. Moments later the first 10S explained delay. liberated prisoners began la Plane Wad number fhs, the first of tho day, took off from Cuba’s San Antonio Air Base at 9;3S a.m. with additional ransomed prisoners of war, the Red Cross reported. The Red Cross announced that two planes grounded over night in Cuba would take off In tandem fashion starting at > a.m. "so we eaa get them all home for Christmas." Four more planes, an offi­ cial s a i d , simultaneously would speed from Miami to the San Antonio base, 39 miles from Havana, to continue the shuttle to safety for 6t t cap­ tives atill in the hands of the Castro govarament. Officials apparently were concerned that unless they stepped up their flJsht sched­ ule they might run into more inexplicable delays such as oc­ curred Sunday when 423 of the prisoners taken in the aborted Bay of Pigs invasion finally were brought to Mis ml. The.first delay lasted almost 11 hours as Fidel Castro per­ sonally Inspected manifests of supplies promised in the 370 million ransom he demanded Thus, aa Christmas Eve dawned warm and clear, exil­ ed Cubans looked hopefully to the heavens. These were the families, aad already liberated comrades. NO. 612 BETHLEHEM. Jordan <UPI>— Thouaands of Israelis planned to take advantage of the biannual break in the dispute with the Arnba today by passing through the Mandelbnura Gats for a pilgrim* gw to thla birthplace of Christ. At n signal from Arab guard* on the bnrbed-wire Jordnnian-Iareetl border, an expected 2,688 IsraeliArab Christians will be allowed through the fatnoua gate in Jerusa­ lem and follow the path of the Magi to this little town. In Bethlehem, they will join thousands of other pilgrims—some of them from aa fa r away aa the United State* and Europe—to cele­ brate the birth of their Lord 1,962 year* ago. Reside* the Israeli Christian*, an­ other 6,000 persona were due to ar> bled from Homestead Air Force Base and "routinely" intercepted the TUlt4 late Saturday, the North Amer­ ican Air Defense Command said. The plane was on Ha way to Havana, according to Ma). Gen. Thomas J. Gent, com­ ma Oder of the 32nd NORAD region. He labeled the interception TALLAHASSEE (UPD-The "Just routine" and said the Game and Fresh Water Fish Red plane was allowed to Commission has asked the continue on its way," Cabinet to approve a 1118,968 budget to maintain the state's fleet of 31 aircraft in the com­ Herald Index ing biennium. Bridge ...... ... _■... Page S The stale’s fleet includes Classified ___ ... Pag* S seven twin engined airplanes, Comics __ ... Page 4 23 single engine craft and one Pag* S helicopter. State agencies own­ Dear Abby ....... Editorial — ... Page I ing planes include the Road Page 3 Department, Beverage De­ Entertainment Legate , partment, Foreat Service, ~ Pag* 4 . Pag* g Game Commission, Highway Puazte .. Patrol. Conservation Depart­ Society ........... - Page 3 ment and the Stale CAmet. - ?<u« S children, Robert Wilson of New York City; Mrs. Dun Mitcham of Milwaukee, Wi#., and Mra. William Leahy of Guatemala, and three grand­ children. Funeral service plans are incomplete, pending the a r­ rival of the family. Brin-on Funeral Home is in charge of arrangement*. Village Confest Winners Named Winner* in the North Or­ lando Civir Assn, sponsored contest for exterior lighting and decoration, chosen by Judges Sunday night, were announced by F. Stewart Helmly, association presi­ dent. Taking first prize of SIS were Mr. and Mrs. Anton Krecek, 140 N. Edgeinon Avc. Second prize of 310 went to Mr. and Mrs. George Som­ mer, 70 N. Second St. and the 33 third prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rhode*, 17! N. Cortez Avc. Honorable mention went to Mr. and Mrs. Scotty McVey, 131 N. Devon, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spauldizig, N. .Cortez and Mayor end Mrs. Frank Fasula, Moss Rd. Judges were Frank Spar­ row and Merton Taylor of DeLand aod Will Stephen of Ortape City. Talks Adjourned NEW YORK (UPI) Federal mediators have ask­ ed disputants In the 17-dayold newspaper strike to roconaider their positions ovtr tiki UtfuldUJ pointed hour. An today "rooting off" period ordered under the Tuft-Hartley Act expried at that Ume. Is answer to Kennedy'e warning that the strike would "cbokn the economy and cut tbs satlon’a lifelines with the rest of the world,'* the I LA replied it would be "fruit­ less". to delay a walkout for three months of talks. The union promised to continue handling all military cargo. The main issue is the deadlocked dispute waa over the size of work gangs. The New York Shipping Association want* the gangs reduced from 20 to 17. The ILA claims such a reduction would result in S.ouo longshoremen losing their Jobs. Tbomas W. (Teddy) Glea­ son, vice president of tha ILA. predicted the etrike would be abort. •'They're very weak, we’ll lick 'em fast," he declared.. Similar views were ex­ pressed by ILA officials In other cities. In New Orleans, ILA Local nsuuoA ... Casualties Listed POUT SAID, U. A. R. (U l'l) President Guniel Abdel Naaier ■aid Sunday night that 130 An argument in the Golds­ U. A. It. officer* uud men have boro Tavern, 1310 W. 13;h, re­ been killed fighting on the re­ sulted in a shooting la which publican side in Yemen. Albert Calloway, Negro was killed and Ulysses Burke and Old, But Wise DOUGLAS, Isle of Man his brother, Anthony, frith Negroes, were wounded at the brutrd hia 102mi birthday HunBurke residence at 1219'k | brated hi* I02ndliirthiray Sun­ Pomegramte, police report­ day with one concession to aid ed age. He postponed until better Calloway and Burke had weuther hia annual birthday eng/.ged in a fight at the climb up 2,034-foot Hnaa Fell, tavern and when they were the island's highest peak. ejected. Calloway followed Burke home and forced his Embargo Eyed way past Ulysses Burke's LAKELAND (U N ) — The wife who answered the door Ftonda Citrus Commission and started shooting at Burke will meet in special session with a 22 calilier revolver, here Wednesday to consider officers said. putting into effect ■ 1 t-duy Burke went to his bedroom embuigu on the shipment of and returned with his own freeze damaged fresh citrus. gun and lie and Calloway en­ The embargo now in affect on gaged in a duel through the nil fresh fruit shipment* w ill! front screen door. , espire at 0 p. m. Thursday. Calloway was shot four timet, once near lit* heart, i Poet Frost 111 and managed to run about BOSTON ( UN) — Robert 13 feet before he fell dead. Frost, America's unofficial Both Rurkea were hospi­ poet laureate, today was talized at Seminole Memorial fighting to recover from surg. Hospital. cry he underwent two weeks The shooting was investi­ ago. The Du-year-old poet waa gated by Lt. Joe Hickson, operated on for an undisclosed Sgt. R. W. Tench Jr. and ailment Dec. 10. Hia recovery Patrolman Carl Dodson of ha* been described ■* not fully the police Department. Jus­ satisfactory. tice of the Peace Hugh Dun­ can and Constable Bob Car­ Loaded? rol made like eoroner'a in­ QUITO, Ecuador ( U N ) — vestigation. President Carlo* J. Arose mens Senator Byrd Is Hospitalized BALTIMORE. Md. (U P D Scn. Harry F. Byrd sjient Christmas Eve in Baltimore's Union Memorial Hospital. A spokesman said the Virginia Democrat was in "quite sat­ isfactory coodiUm." U under heavy fir* from poll, tieal leader* who charge that he turned up intoxicated at the airport Thursday when he welcomed Chilean Preaident Jorge Alessandii. All apposilion parties, ranging in poli­ tical sympathy from conservetie* to Caatroite, have domanded Arusemcna's resigns I4tl President Alfred Chiu tenden estimated tha strike will last only • to 10 days because "the country can't take it." any longer. A Virginia dock foreman •aid a aettlement will come "after the holidays when everybody will be mors suit­ able to concentrate." • The speedrd-up Sunday work schedule made K poss­ ible for many freighters to complete cargo handling be­ fore the strike deadline, and move out to sex or drydock. Other vessels were left with cargoee only partially loaded ar put ashore, and •till more shlpe arrived in ports after the deadline with goods that win remain in holds for an Indefinite period. The Coast Guard announc­ ed In New York that board* lag parties will examine the contents of a l ships report­ ed carrying "dangerous or hazardous" commodities. The Inspection w ill' bn made to aasurn that proper safely precautions are observed. Coast Guard spokesmen said. 2 New-born Babies Found Abandoned RIDGEWOOD, N. J. (UPI) —They were wrapped la swaddling clothe*. One lay In a basket near a highway; the other in a shopping bag in • car. They had sums things in common. Each waa a girl. Karh was less than a day old. Each had been abandoned. Patrolman George Leonard was on routine patrol early Sunday when he saw a picnic basket un tha side of a busy road. Inside was a tiny girl, ahe was wrapped In a bathrobe and the basket was covered with a tweed cuat. taonard rushed the Infant to Valley Hospital here. Doctors said ahe waa about two hour* old when found. Twelve hour* later, and 13 miles south, postal worker William Goodwin heard a baby’s cry as he passed a car owned by fellow worker Al Terry parked near the poet of­ fice in Montclair. On tha ear’s front aeat ho saw a ahopping bag. Inslda, wrapped In a table cloth and towels, waa a blue-eyed girl. Police look her to 8t. Vin­ cent'* Hospital whero doctor* estimated the six pound, three ounce baby was about sight hour* old. Both Infants were reported “doing well" today in hospital incubators. Fire Prevented The Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept, waa called nut shortly before S a. m. today to the John K. Carlyle honm on Crystal Lake Ave. to bring an overheated furnace under control. More than a dozen volunteer* answered the call along with Chief Ralph AbcIL 1■ — TO OUR FRIEND* S e m ite- tm i an il • • 1 of t r i a d wUhe-s al Christmas . . . aid our thanks for your loyal patronage. From Ih* stuff A management — TIRE SUPPLY Sanford � 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, 1962 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 22, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 22, 1962. 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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" rel="noreferrer noopener"><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/ce188f870fa914150e6786bf4e1dcad0.pdf 5430b155940a5d5d7320a64bde67d178 PDF Text Text T A C, M e i i V is it Jui ■ pS As - PAGE I t THUR&, DECEMBER, SO, 1MB By Jane Cnantoiiry •oath ns tools J a i l o r H l*’s m ad—re rtofcato of Mrs. Catoirtoi Mato* —4 Stanley ftJeM wore • thaw* Tactical Air Co«un*o4 Missile School tniaJag tUdM ■lasfle school in too U. 8. Air Facto —4 store iu start to v m , m m thaa M N otiaafle eftw nrohera hare tratari In Tvt versions a t the MACS, Mia sito are reed tentotof. to MoosePlan Annual Party For Children %WM PTOPlans PurchaseOf Record Player By Mr*. 1 . L. Jeluaen Plans for obtaining at h ast one urgently needed record player for the Lake Monroe School were made at Tuesday night's meeting ef the Lake Monroe PTO In the school sudltorlum with Mrs. Morris Metts, president, In charge. After the holidays, each family will be asked to do­ nate at least one book of trade stamps towards pur­ chase ef a player er play­ ers. Plana also were begun for toe PTO to sponsor e "Wo­ rn* ale«i Wedding" and Var­ iety Show In conjunction with n supper with the date act tentatively for tha month of February. The program was on civil defense end featured a movie en fallout entitled “When and How to Protect Your self.” Room count waa won by Mre. Dorothy Kilpatrick’s third grade. Refreshments, served un­ der direction of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pent, were decorate* sheet cakes, open faced sand, wlches in Christmas shapes and red-tinted fruit punch. The organisation's next meeting will be held on Jan. 1«. Faculties of the Altamonte Spring* and Bear Lake Ele­ mentary School* mot together last Saturday evening at the S ta r Lake School for a Christmas Party reported to be moat entertaining and a lot of fun. Festivities started with the Bear Lake Faculty present­ ing a ''kitchen band" with Ruth Johnson directing. Memben of the band were Vir­ ginia Krause, Beth Miller, Eulila Granthm, Helen Leinhart, frank Cordell, Carolyn Cora and Rena RybickL To keep things in n rolicking mood tho Altamonte fac­ ulty presented several dance number* In n light vein. At­ lanta McGlanto presented the Cake Walk end BlU McClnnU portrayed The Black Bottom. Frank Gore’s contribution waa the Twist; Mary Strick­ land. came ap with The Big Apple and Sally petry, Mar­ garet Benson and Katherine Cecna surprised over/usa A LIVING NATIVITY SCENE will give added aplritual meaning and beauty to the Community Chriatmaa Program In Laka Mary this year aa It la re-enacted today at 4:30 p. m. and again at 6:30 p. m. at tha Chamber of Commerce. Taking part are NewVFWPest Auxiliary Holds First Elections By Jane Casselberry The newly organised VFW Auxiliary of Post 10060 of Casselberry held an election of officers laat Thursday night at the Women'* Club. Mrs. Maud* Horrall, acting chairman, conducted tbs meet­ ing. Mre. Hollis Johneon waa elected president; Mr*. Denell Long, atnlor vies president; Mr*. George Howard, Junior vice preildent; Mr*. Ralph Til•on, treasurer; Mr*. Edwin Pearson, guard and Mrs. E. E. Sparks, conductress. Mra. llorrell also will aerve •a Instituting and installing officer a t t h e installation which will be held at a later date. Tha organisation now has A* charter m e m b e r s and the charter will remain open for B0 days. Anyone desiring In­ formation about Joining may contact Mra. Georga Howard, Lakeshore Dr., Casselberry. with their version of Tbs Can-Can. Trene King was quite adept In South of the Border tod Jim Moiety enjoyed the Rock t i Roll. Several Christmas carols were played by an instru­ mental band composed of Don Hailey, Kioto* Hall, Georg* D a b b s , Virginia Krause, Ctay Carroll and Ted RybickL The party cam# to an en­ joyable conclusion with aa exchange of gifts and re­ freshments of cake, cookies, punch and coffee. Turkey Shoot Set In Geneva By Louisa Graytoa Tha Geneva Citizens Ann. will sponsor a Turkey Shoot at tho Genova Grocery Store be­ ginning at I p.m. Saturday. W. G. Kilbee, chairman of Um project, will bo in charge. Juanita Ferguson, Russell Avery, Nancy and Eddie Schvreiekert, Shelia and Thomaa Padden, Rosemary Green, Elia Boutwall, Kathy Timmons, Linda Noguelra and Daniel Bousquet. (Herald Photo) Adds Nativity Scene ChoirsPresent A living icena ef The Na­ tivity has been added this year by tha Laka Mary Cham­ ber of Commerce to Ua annual Christmas program for chil­ dren of tha community which will be held today at toe CofC Building beginning at 0:30 p.m. Arrangements for the repro­ duction have been under direc­ tion of Mr*. Prank Leone and Mrs. Leonard Dunn, chairman of tho event, who have worked in cooperation with churches of toe community and of tha area to produce toe re-enact­ ment to tike place at 4:30 p.m. Tliul plan* v ara completed Wednesday nlfht bp mamb an of Bastard Loodfo 1*51, Loyal Order of lfooaa, tor tho organUatioa’a first an­ nual Chrfctma* Party lor children of tbo lodfo. Tho party la scheduled lor B p. m. Sunday at tho lodge headquarter* la Lake Mary At last count plans war* bo* lag made to entertain some SO chOdroa Including teenag­ ers. Members of the proposed local chapter of the Woman of tho Moose, also working with tho lodgo to atago tho party, will bo In charge of entertainment and refresh* meats. Chairmen of tho pro­ ject a n Mrs. Howard Price and Mrs. Sam Meabotto who have arranged for each of tho younger children to re­ ceive a gift. Teenagers will be entertain­ ed at a record party and carol slog In an adjoining room where they also will ha served refreshments of or­ ange juice, eake and Christ­ mas candles. td again at 0:M p.m. today. Sanford; K a t h y Timmons P f A f i r a i f t E / t f Eleven young people take tnm Holy Crosa Episcopal l I U g i O H I I U l irt in tha scene which has church of Sanford and Unda ■ ■wva “ Sjil? “»Comma*LOlQWOOdPTO SCIENCE STUDENTS at South 8eminola Junior High at C— Iberry were trsatod to a apodal program last Friday when members of tho 4((05th Missile Training Wing from Orlando AFB were at the school upon Invitation of the South Seminole Missile Club. Assisting Col Jdhn C. Collins with the program were, left, L t John C. Preston and A 1/e John M. Glass. (Herald Photo) By D ona Estoi The Loogwood Area Cham­ ber of Commerce saw a film program provided through courtesy of the Winter Park Telephone Co. and beard se­ lections by the Longwood First Baptist Junior Choir at last week's monthly meeting held in the Civie League Building. The film, entitled “ Gate­ ways to the Mind—the Story of Human Senses" was pre­ sented by Kenneth Peloquln of the telephone company in place of the scheduled film, “The Telstsr Story" which will be shown at a future meeting. The Junior Choir, directed by Barbara Meeslmer with Mrs. Carol Reek aa pianist, sang “Away in a Manger,*' "Silent Night" and “Oh Lit­ tle Town of Bethlehem." Others In the choir were Sammy Kelley, Pat Cooey, Dianna Sweat, Lynn Miller, Di Hughes, Larry Miller and Pat Shea. Refreshments were served following the meeting and special guest, John Alexand­ er, district 1 county com­ missioner elect, met and talked with membert of tho organisation. Ho also was shown the Civic League spon­ sored Library by Mrs. X. P. Richards, chairman of tbo League’s library committee and Mias Dorothy Heath, as­ sistant librarian. By Jaae Casselberry By Dewaa Ettea An eversixed Wcirasrsner The regular meeting of the dog named Baron, whose Longwood Elementary PTO past services have consisted was held Tuesday evening in primarily of sending many a wary salesman or garbage the school auditorium. During the very brief busi­ collector scurrying on his By Jane Casselberry ness meeting a motion waa way, became a hero last Sat­ urday night, at least to his made and approved for the South Seminole owners, the American Legion Memorial Post 256 of Casselberry mat PTO to donate up to 1100 to Edgar Lyons family. the school for TV antennas Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and last Friday night at tha Cas­ their seven children were selberry Women's Club on Ov- Many North Orlando r u b to giva getter reception. dents are busy this week The fifth and sixth grade fast asleep to their home erbrook Dr. on Lake Hodge when Mre. Dispensing with tha regular lighting and decorating their choirs, composed of 180 Lyons was awakened by the business meeting, the Legion­ homes and lawns in prepara­ youngsters, gave an Impresa- sound of scratching at the naires joined their wives and tion for the contest sponsored iva and inspiring program of bedroom door. guests to participate In a pro­ by the Civic Association Christmas music. The girls Opening the door, she gram of Christmas caroling which offers $13 for Aral wer* dressed in red skirts, found (he house full of smoke with Mrs. Luther Mynderte prlxe, $10 for second and $3 and Baron gallantly scratch­ for third. white blouses and red ties ing away to warn them of accompanying at the organ. Fowl contributions w e r e Circulars hare been dis­ and the boys wore dark trou- the danger resulting when a donated by those attending to tributed explaining detail* sers, white shirts and red burning log tumbled from the be distributed by the Liona and rules of the contest open lies. fireplace sending flying Club in its annual Chriatmaa to all residents of the villa go The auditorium waa at­ spark* to Ignite the livingWelfare Project. Including North Orlando tractively decorated for the room rug. Ilcfri'shments of doughnuts, Homes, Horizon Homes. Coro­ occasion with drawings made So, today, even though he by the children end there still puts fear into the heart* coffee and soft drinks were nado Homes and tho Bands Homes. also wer* two beautifully de­ of the salesmen and garbage- served. The club was decorated with Judging will take place corated Christmas trees. men be bae earned the grati­ Tho program waa under tude and even greater af­ pine boughs and b r i g h t l y between 7 and $ p. m. by tho direction of Mrs. Arleta fection from the Lyons with painted pine cones for the oc­ Frank Sparrow and Merton Coberly assisted hy Mrs. his act of devotion which casion by Sillier Evana and Taylor of DeLand and Will IStephen of Orange City. Theresa Bolick, Mrs. Kath- conceivably saved the bouse Larry Maplesden. from burning and possibly the lives of its occupants EDITORIAL COMMENT and, at least, prevented fur­ ther damage. Residents Get Ready For Lighting Contest By Dema Eafea Harold Mats, commander of VFW Post 1207, announced at last week's meeting of the Auxiliary that a Christmas party for members of the post and auxiliary will be held at his home tola Sunday. trlbutlon to needy children Each member la requested at Christmas. to bring a one dollar gift Twenty-four members and for a child. three visitors were present. Hostesses for too auxiliary Visitors wer* Mra. Tllford, meeting were Mr*. Don Hit*Mn. Tinsley and Mrs. Ern­ maa and Mrs. Merle Harris. est Conover. Mrs. Marian Conford and Refreshments of Christmas Mrs. Ruth Hopkins wer* ap­ cookies and coffee were serv­ pointed to be to charge of ed prior to the meeting by arranging tho Chriatmaa toe hostesses, Mra. L. E. project of providing cloth­ Swope, Mra. Leota Putman ing, toys and a food basket for a needy family which baa and Mrs. C. K. Fisher. been selected by toe group. Tho auxiliary also voted to present an outdoor flag to tho Loogwood Civie League. The next meeting of the group wea set for Jan. 10 at the home ef Mra. Harris. Mtmbara of tha 600 Club of Business Items on last Mrs. Louise Stewart and Mrs. Virginia McManus will South Altamcnto Springs had week’s Lake Mary Chamber serve aa hostesses. a gain tima nt thair annual of Commerce meeting agenda Chriatmaa Party last week. were postponed until the next Tho party started with a meeting due to extreme Interdelicious dinner at to* Im­ eet shown to the program perial Houaa after which which included a report cei members decided to apentl tho By Lanisa Grayson converting Lake Mary Blvd. remainder of tha evening at Into an access link to tho Tha Geneva Parent-Teacher tha Jal Alai Fronton. Organization held 1U annual new Interstate 4 highway. As it was tho first tima for Making tho report waa Christmas Party for children moet of tho ladies to over at­ Douglas Stenstrom, chairman Monday night with approxi­ tend or witness n game, the of too county’s long range mately 100 adults and young­ experience proved to bo quit# planning and development sters to attendance. hilarious. Big winners of toe Mrs. W. E. Schlusemeyer committee. evening were Mrs. Thomaa Business continued until tha waa to charge of special dec­ Hotuohotdor and Mrs Guy oration* for tha event. Lytle Swope played several January meeting waa the TIm hour-long program fea­ Nusa. election of one member to tbo Others attending ware Mra. Chriatmaa numbers on the tured tha 1Chriatmaa Story" organ and accompanied the Board of Directors and dis­ presented in song and tableau A. Von Temple, 3lr*. Fetor cussion of aa amendment to by children of tbo school and Clark, Mrs. Robert Burkhart, group la tinging carols. klembors each brought a the by-laws pertaining to closed with Santa distributing Mr*. Alton KUng, Mr*. Jay gift and toy to be given to filling a quorum for the regu­ Christmas candle* to all the Nesa and Mr*. Joieph Simathe Salvation Armj for dto- lar meeting* chUdtCto Lake Mary C Of C Agenda Postponed Geneva PTO Has Party V Bridge Club Changes Day For Meeting Announcement was made today by the Duplicate Bridge Club of DeBary that next week's regular meeting of the group will be held at 1 p. m. on Wednesday In the Community Center. Winners named for this week's play with B tablet in session wer* NS, first, Mrs. Frank Austin and Mre. B.W. Ackerman; second, Mn. Ro­ bert Nichols and If. G. Chase; third, Mr. and Mn. E. Z. Walters and fourth, Mr. and Mr*. Georg* Pear­ sall. EW, first, Mr. and Mn. E. M. Hinkle; second, Mn. Virginia Singer and Mrs. Doyle Driver; third. Dr. Earl Sandborn andj l L 31. Valen­ tine and fourth, Mn. A. G. Besom and Mr*. Frank Hold Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary and Longwood, continuing a happy custom started many years ago which is no longer observed in most places these days, will be holding CommunityWide Christmas Parties for their children this evening. Such purties don't just happen . . . they tuke time and effort on the part of a good many civic organizations and kind-hearted people who, in this very busy season, still are willing to per­ sonally give of .themselves in order to bring the children together for an hour or two of prayer, good fellowship, entertainment and a visit with Santa. Altamonte's party is scheduled from 7:30 p. m. until 8:30 p. m. in the Community House on Maitland Ave.; Lake Mary's will be held nt the Chamber of Commerce Building beginning with a program a t 6:30 p. m. in longwood, where preparations are made for 1,000 children, the party will be held in the City Park beginning at 6 p m. Children up to 12 year* of age in each com­ munity are invited to attend. We hope that when Santa arrives he will be met by the biggest crowds w e r for only in this way will those who made the imrties possible know that their effort* were worthwhile. �% ' ii M l '• 1 rF r m ,}Vr? y f* 7Cf t.wi Ml >Vt. . / •*r'^w 'M < v ? X-. f > i si. -. . . Cr " H . 5 He's Is Expected fo r Apportion ^HAVANA ^(UPQ — New today ea^ltoU^af^niadiclae*, (tarry Treatsl wlfl be la drags aad toad sftorad Is Ktw 1 art far tba hsHdaya TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant sxebaaqp tor 1.119 Imprisoned Tba ciatft wtO •aid Thursday ha’s desperate for a solution toth s r*» Cabas lavotters. by aiaabar. W apportionment pwMa — and said chances are la a g M a rin n to ft* Flor­ a • • on th a s u b je c t Varabal goso la New York Tha govamor told his new* eonfartacs ha was Matbar taper! says desperate but not desperate • th a n ta lid s to oall a apodal ssaSa, he aaa hare that holiday, n t a happy ees to be saM ba Me toe baaea, toe. ■a a • OOfTHI MW . Tba baraaa cone aad tbay sf ghrtas aB aow, ba remmsatod "Wa are — a- --■*. —- . , a— m. tleaar la it than I t baaghl tea M fe e Jim c t iui aMeta. ^ t l would hs at tk k d a s Boats Class aa a Bryant mid ha hoped la gat from tba Lagtalatnra bath arritad tbla m aniac a statute to sorry through tha for coaaaltatioa with Baafnrd got • S tra ta w a IMS session convening nest area boy* aad firla aad will ba April and a companion con­ a t the aid poet office baOdtac stitutional amendment that from » antil I y. a teaigkt, would go before tba people from 10 a. m. an til l p. a t aad In 1084. from $ until 8:99 p. m. Satur­ "But if wa can get tba votes day. for a conatitutlcsuti amend­ • a • ment, 111 eettie for Just the T heft a pretty rood Mae statute,” be saM. tba rboatone felka bad about Representatives of seven of staying optn until 1 a. a t to the state's largest cities accoaunodata tba atom i agreed Wednesday to fight ta ployu who have la work until court any attempt ta bypass 1 p .m . serving the rest of tba th* people and reapportion Christina* s h o p p o r o . Of the state. tours*, schlng foot may knap OKEECHOBEE (UP1)—Tha soma of tba store worktra out Seaboard Air Una's Silver "If they do this, they will have a heavy responsibility of action. Star pasaaager train amaahtd on them if we come to April Into a truck at high speed at without a valid Legislature,' Scott Burua and Charlta a crossing Thursday night, Bryant told hto news confer­ killing two of tha train's crew­ Robinson, co-chnlrmsn of tba ence. Chamber of Commerce mem­ men and tba truck driver aad The governor said he Is pre­ bership drive, ware firing out Injuring about to other per­ pared to go on television and the coma-on aign today to sona. Twaaty-two of tha mart ser­ warn tbo old folks aad tba prospoctira members. Then's teacher* that tha Legisla­ ons thing moat people forget iously injured were admitted tors'* failure to reapportion about getting their chamber tq the small Okeecbobeo Gen­ could Jeopardise their welfare membership* paid promptly eral Hospital, including tha and that to that tba fan la tax engineer of the train, E. D. checks and salaries after the present appropriations net deductible U paid baton fan. Emerson. Emerson was burned but expires Jane SO. 1. The chamber need* the thrown clear when his two-sec­ membership of arary parson in Ui* county who to intonat­ tion diesel locomotive Jack ed in sating an all-out effort knifed, overturned and caught mads to push abend. And tbs flro as tbo train derailed about need to right now, not soms a quarter of a mil# beyond the crossing. It bid p l o w e d later year. Be—go ahead. through the fully-loaded tree • * • Saturday night to dance tor-trailer hauling oranges. night in Sanford with two big Seaboard headquarters at Christatoe hallo elated. High Richmond, Va.. Identified the school studant* will whirl at dead crewmen at William Bell S. A. Lindstrom, 111 JInthe annual Kay Club Christ­ of Tampa, tho fireman of the mas Ball at the Citia Center Silver Star and a veteran of kins Circle, to the winner of while everyone out of high taore than 2S years with tha the best overall display In school to tripping the light line, and tba baggagemaster, the annual Jaycee Christmas fantastic in the ballroom of H. 0. Slaughter. Lighting Contest and seven the Mayfair Inn nt tba Ep­ A funeral bone In nearby other winners have been an Fort Pierce, where the bodies silon 81gma Alpha's second of the dead were taken, Iden­ nounesd. annual Christmas Ball. Best commercial display tified the truck driver as O. B. • 9 • was won by Norris TV, 901 Jonas, as, of Haines CUy. Xiwaniana will man tha Sal Commercial St., snd tbo tol ration Army ksttlea Saturday The railroad said the Silver lowing rosidcntisl category Star carried ISO passengers in an attempt to outdo the prises were announced: Lions and RoUriana In their and U crewmen. The train, Religious setting: W. 11. pulling 14 cars, left Miami collections for the poor and Weihle, 90S Forest Dr., Loch about 4:23 p.m. bound for New needy of the community. The Arbor, first; Charles H. Pol throe clubs bars got a real York. Tha train hit tho truck ley Jr., Tot E. talk St., se­ a few minutes before 7 p.m press going and they aura ring shattering the eab of the truck cond. those balls with “rigah"! Traditional setting: Mr. and scattering oranges and s o * debris along tha highway. ‘ and Mrs. A. P. Fletcher, It's good to *e* many fam­ “ I waa waiting at the cross­ 1*03 Paloma Avc., first; iliar face* around town as for ing in my Jeep," said Bud George Ferrante, Ml Valmer resident*, students and Sparkman of Okeechobee. cencia St., second. reistlraa of local people begin “Tho tractor-trailer waa com­ Artistic setting: Mr. and to arrire for the holidays. ing toward me and slowed as Mrs. F. E. Cole, 301 Fair­ • • • if it were going to stop. But mont Dr., Sunland, first; Ro­ Children of tha Little Red it didn't. It Just kept right on bert Jernlgan, 111 Pinccrest Schoolhouse will be tha recip­ creeping across. Dr., second. ients of gifts from iht Elks "The diesel was blowing its Trophies will be presented Club *t their party today at| horn. It hit the cab, and it to the winners at the Jaycee th* bom* of their teacher, was a horrible mess.” luncheon Dec. 97. Mrs. Jerri Kceth. • • • Jim Coleman, general man-1 ager and co-owner of Celery CityPrinting Company, was named to tha board ofdirec­ tors of the Graphic Arte Aun. of Central Florida at a meet­ ing of th* group Thursday in Orlando. By United I’reae International become hasardou's from th* • • • Mrs. Matilda Friassl of th* Bitter cold and hsnvy snow snow snd rain. Four traffic Red Cross called to ask us to slapped th* nation's North draths were caused in south­ try to get tha word to mem- and East today on th* last ern Illinois alono by slick bars of five Negro families la full day of autumn. Th* highways lata Thursday. Oviedo who were left homeless change in the weather threat­ Tbo temperature tumbled last Friday by a flvs-hous* ened to create hasanls for to IS below at Watertown, N. Y., early today. It waa IS (ira that the Red Cross has Christmas travelers. hslp available for them If thsy Snow fell from Kansas and la Detroit. Mich., S2 In Minwill get in touch. Tha flro wn* Nebraska to th* mountains of n*apolto-8t- Paul, Mina., and In n section known as Daniel's Virginia, and accumulations 24 In Denver. quarters. of up to five inches w en ex­ Honolulu, Hawaii, resident* shivered Thursday In tbs low­ Sine* the fire, which the Rad pected before it quit. Cross only learned a b o u t With th* Christmas holiday est temperature on record. Thursday th* homeless people period scheduled to start at Tho mercury fall to 64, ons bees scattered, no one seems ti p. m., highways already had degree lower than th* pre­ vious record set la March, to know where. * • * 1*66, and February, 1M1. Sanford streets really look In a six hour period, Indian­ apolis, Ind., received three bright with addition of those potted trees. And n fsw scads Inches of snow, and Quincy, of some bright colored flowers SANTO DOM1NCO (UPI>- I1L, snd Elkins, W. Va., two such as nasturtiums or petun­ Juaa Bosch, candidate of the inebs*. Mors than threeias, moss rose or carnations or left of center Dominican Rev­ tenths of an inch of frsesing other hardy winter flower* olutionary Party, appeared to rain fell nt St. Louis, Mo. • ould really add a gay touch. have won tbo presidential elec­ A 1,000 foot layer of fog Ws'rs surprised that no en­ tion todsy by an Impressive returned to central California terprising merchant has added majority. on Thursday night for tho S'ire* gay garlands and some He also apparently was second night In a row. Thous­ of liaise new unbreakable carrying bis party ticket to ands of holiday travelers Christmas balls to tbs potted victory in congressional and were stranded at the San trees la front of hto establish­ ieiser election*, according to Francisco Airport snd three ment la keeping with th* sea- unofficial snd still incomplete traffic deaths wert IJamed Sunday Train-Truck Smash Kills 3, Injures 40 Jaycee Lighting ContestAward Winters Listed Bitter Cold, Snow Creates Hazards Leftist Leading Dominican Vote rotor a*. oa tba log. ida city v a n woritiag araosd Mm dock loading IBs freigh­ ter Africa* Pilot with goods which hav* beta pouring ta by several day teat its sapped to tba Mm Of potato subscription of to Moist the Sarapta to carrying on its work qf caring tor tbs aged. The anrnnilaatoa baa bean ob able to Bad a suitable aoluttoa to Itosactag any program to kSlp tho borne renovate Ita faculties to keep up with •tots ItofMtag requirements or to sxptad. Tha Met af a drive for volaatoer contribution* to 1* faad to give Sarepta a boost Vtatti begad (tea captives wosta hs taaad an or before Christas* Day, thair rela­ tive* bar* said It Is aslibely tosy will ha eat aC g todtvktaala a te OsiaiatestoMr Veraoa Dun* today asked that tha Sanford Herald ba reqaested by tba Commlsaioaera to act agent tar donations for a Sarepta Homs Improve asset Fund, aad lad off with a per* tonal donation of bis owl. D a • ■ 'a re commends lieu, which waa ta the farm of a motion to tba board, was se­ conded aid passed. (Herald Publisher Walter > m t f t i n been condemned by th* Male Board M Health u bota t totally taa ta f a to , t a t to Um rigid i t o atataftat raqulremanta tar boatoo tar Iba aged recently paaaa t by tba •lata board. o r b f e r a l d WEATHER: Partly cloudy, mild through Saturday, poaslblo ahowara. Tha relatives •# tbs pri­ VOL. IS soners said aegotlattens tar thair re It aaa bars b o n com­ pleted aad nothlag remains ta ba expected bat the “big announcement" of Castro's a grot meat. W United Press Leased W in Established 190A FRL, DECEMBER 21, 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA Britain To Get Polaris As Big Weapon U V A ... Tito Goes Home MOSCOW (UP1) - Yugoilav President TUo ended hit Soviet "vacation" today aad beaded bom*, apparently with Premier Nikita Khrushchev's promise of mors Soviet aid and political co-operatloa. Still Blasting WASHINGTON (UP I) Tba Soviet Union set off an­ other nuclear device Thurs­ day ta the atmosphere at Its Arctic test sit*. The U. 8. Atomic Energy Commission said tha blast waa low-yiald, the equivalent of teas than 30,000 tons of TNT. Satellite Dies WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Navy's new Transit 6A navigational satellite has gone dead, apparaatly be­ cause of trouble ta Its. power supply, the Defease Depart­ ment announced Thursday. The satellite was launched Tuesday from Point Arguello, Calif, More Job Funds WASHINGTON (UPI) — Negotiators, working under a weekend strike deadline and appeals by Labor Secretary W. Willard Wlrta, resumed talks today In tbo maritime dispute that threatens ship­ ping from Maine to Texas. Wirtx baa warned tba walk­ out could "cripple tha coun­ try." Controls Refused GENEVA (UPI) - Tbo Western powers will refuse to Join any controlled mora­ torium on nuclear testing no matter what Russia does dur­ ing the Christmas recess of the disarmament conference, it was learned today. Tha 17-natkm conference went in­ to recess Thursday until Jan. IS. Reports Doubted WASHINGTON (UH) Sea. Kenneth B. Keating, (R-N.Y.), s a i d Thursday night ba was not satisfied that all Soviet offensive mis­ siles bad been removed from Cuba. Keating said that bo felt there waa an “excessive amount" of Soviet arms and men in Cuba and “ guns, tanka and MIG planes are still coming in — this past week." Injuries Fatal ToOviedoMan J. W. Bedenbaufh, 03, died Wednesday from injuries recaivsd la an automobile acci­ dent near 8t. Cloud whtn be raa into the bock of another truck in the fog. Bedenbeugh was bora April 2, 1900, in Amsricu* Ga., and had btsn a resident of Ovlodo for 24 years. Us was n whole­ sale flower (rower snd dis­ tributor and a member of tits Baptist Church. Us is survived by his widow, Mrs. Viola B*d*nbaugb; oa* daughter, Mr*. Frank Jones of Sanford; one sister, Mrs. L. E. Bland of Orlando and s«v*ral nieces and nephew*. 8*rvic*s and burial will ba hsld at tha Ovtedo C*m«tery at 3 p. m. Saturday, with Briaaon Fuiwrsl Homs in ehargo. NO. 610 TM FIVE.' in the a h / nign language reply given by this little girl to Santn’s first question ns he started taking Cbriiitmas lint requests from Sanford area youngsters today. Santa will be a t WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tbs Keneedy-MacmllUa eonfjrcncc has c o a t up with either a far-reaebtag shift la auclssr weapons policy or a face-saving camproalaa I* •n Issue that had chiliad An­ glo-Americas relations. Both claims wfl| ha hand. la advaoea af • t e a ^ uni­ que expected today, spoke smea at Nsssaa revealed that Britain agreed to drop Its Interest In th* sxperimeatal bomber-launched Skyholt mis­ sile aad accept instead th* proves submarine - launched Polaris. U was m i yat ctesr, how­ ever, Just how Britain would use tho Polaris. She has no means of employing tt right now. whnreas tho doeo havo Jot bomber* .that reutaltev* ( carried ‘SkybaK. it remained to be seen whether Polaris would be adapted for landbased launchers, surfoc* ships or submarines yet to be built, and, If submarinss, whether they would come from America or be built ta Brits la. Beyond that tho two gov­ ernment chiefs for Uts Arst time have drawn up a btu* print for bringing Franca— the old pout office builtllng for awhile tonight and possibly other European anil nirnin Snturday from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. anil nations In the future—Into from a until 9 p. m. their nuclear club. Kennedy planned to taka (Herald Photo) off between S aad 4 p. m. for Paha Beach, where he hoped to spend the Christmas holidays with his family. Tbo big two conference, ' which began hare with an in­ formal meeting late Tuesday, ing to (he State Board of also bo requested to cancel covered a broad rang* of Health Informing them of the the city license of the com­ subjects but the major share unsatisfactory service rend­ pany. of attention was devoted ta Western defenses. ered by the Saxon company Knowles said he will pro* and exorbitant charges made. He will ask that the state the matter as far as he can license of the Arm be revok­ In order to protect the cltl- Stocks Higher ed on the basis of their ac­ tens of Sanford from the ope­ NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks rations of the Arm. tion* In Sanford. opened irreulsrly higher to­ Tlie City Commission will dsy In routine Irsding. Brok­ ers believe that, to the light Pilgrimage Set JERUSALEM (UPD-Mure of Thursday's action, any fur­ than 3,noo Israeli Christians ther upside movement in th* plan a Christmas pilgrimage weeks ahead will not come as to the Jordanian sector of easily as in the Arst month Jerusalem, authorities sakl and a half after the Cuban Thursday. crisis. Revocation 01 License Asked when the people were unable to make demand payment*. Knowles said today U>* company is now anxious "to have the heat taken off" snd have made arrange­ ments through ■ local attor­ ney to have tiie deeds return­ ed. He also said he was writ­ City M a n a g e r W. E. Know1m said today that hs has Instituted action to bar further activity in Sanford by an exterminating firm charged with questionable practices. Two more caws were re­ ported to Knowles this morn­ ing concerning the local ope­ rations of tha Saxon Ter­ mite Control of Holly Util. The company has been do­ ing exterminating work in Sanford and ■ number of lo­ cal elderly people had to put mortgages on their homes, furniture and other property to pay for it. A number of tile mortgages reportedly have been foreclosed and the property deeds picked up Holiday Is Gay, But Be Careful! Hope Entertains Throngs Of GIs TACHIKAWA AIRBASE. Ja­ pan (UPI>—Thouisnds of U. 8. servicemen and their fam­ ilies Jammed a huge hanger at this sprawling airbase today to watch comedian Bob Hope stage his firit holiday ihow this year for GIs In the Far East. Hope arrived with a troupe of 30 person*. Including co­ median Jerry Colonna. Herald Index Bridge ........ .... Page 7 Page M i Classified Comica — Pag* 8 D*er Abby — Pag* 7 Editorial ...... . Pag* 4 Entertainment .... Page 7 Legal* ----- Peg* 8 S o c itty ---- — . Page 8 Sport* _ . ----- Pag* S Churches _----- Page 2 ( I I'nitd Press International Americans begin obser­ vance of Christendom's most famous holiday tonight in gay spirila but with a grim warn­ ing that 730 may die in traf­ fic accldcnta. From n tiny church In the heart of Chicago'a slums to Jammed air terminal* in San Francisco to a janitor in Erie, Pa., who plays Santa Claus every year, Americana prepared to celebrate the birth of the Baby Jesus. There was a frenried rush to buy last-ininute presents snd -,«t of. overlooked Christ­ mas cards. And thousands upon thousands prepared to Uke to the highways to spend the long Christmas weekend with friends and loved ones. The National Safety Coun­ cil aaid between 630 and 730 persoos could lose their livea in traffic accident* during the 102-hour period from 6 p. m. tonight until midnight Tuesday. From 27,Out) to 93.00Q could suffer injuries, the council said. Across the laud, official* took steps to boost law en­ forcement in (he prospect of crowded roads, possibly barardou* driving conditions and drinking drivers. FOR LAST MINUTE SHOPPING YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS Machines Have Hallucinations REDONDO BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — A machine suffer­ ing from hallucinations col lapsed into hysteria Thursday and spewed out 1.600 plastic reindeer in front of a startled llttl* boy. The Machine la supposed to ring bells, flash red and green light* and deliver on* fresh­ ly mad* r*lnd**r—all for a dime. "Th* points are act too fin* and it gives th* ma­ chines hallucinations," th* owner said. "They think they're getting paid." "And It's contagious," hs added. “IS* had cslls on other pischin**, all making frs* reindeer like erasy.” SEE OUR AD PAGE 6 C c H V a /i& , OPEN TILL NINE FRL & SAT. NIGHTS �*jerf1 C lrlit S ets C a n ta ta e n v i e s w in ba bald at 7 J O p . m . Sunday at tba ffliwiwir Matbodkt Cfawreh with gifta of non partahahla food* for naadr f— ta fad pasaantad in frost of tha Lhrtaf Nativity Scant followinff tha atanfnt worahip and program. Faaturad an tha w ognai. will A W HJTB a n u n U M Church O f God IlAmUta* o id»r School u . m . i m w --------------r u u r ■ • M ir M m i — i n i a, m. Mornti* Worship 11:11 a. m. *voal»» w m l l l _ T:S* p. m. Toatb Barries — T:M pi m. HM*Wm I Servtee file p. m. 1:41 a. m. — Charch School 11:M a. m. ----------- B*rv1e* •:11 p. m. — C hristies Taatb Mlalstrr Bar. Walter A.R. MoPhsrsoa, raatar Christian Lutheran M W M U l. c w m t i • » Presbyterian Church Of Christ M pad la ywparaUm tad • a r v i a g at rofroshmama whkb eonalatad W saaklm, ■ n l U t h i , chips# ** Baptist Youth Choirs Schedule Two Programs"' Wt w ia h r «wt Clriit* a u la Sm d a a at a tria r Oar drift a n gitu redact •ha spirit ft Urn flrtag a( (M u it M baiatUally as* KMial H M i Ilia "far r tr s t Baptist Church Childa ad Youth Cholri w ill proaesl spBdal prograau S ttorday aad Sunday avow Iflar tiadar tha direction oI Mrs. Quy Bishop. t b t a c a o r jsm va c w n trs c a tm e a op c a a i i r Sbai, tha Junior Choir by nlng at T;30 p. m.. two can* Mias Eleanor Ferrell and the t t t i i will ba presented. “ Lot •anlor Choir by Mrs. Darwin A Star’’ will ba pniantad by tba C ard Choir, and "A Cfarhtaaa Uyattry" win bo Tha aceompaaUta will be auag by tba Concord Choir Mlaa Jacqueline WaddU at with Ubliau. the organ and MUs Barbara SololiU for tbla choir will I'eritU at the pUao. William ba SiliMd Donna Baard, Ua* Shook will be the narrator. da McSwaln, Suaaa Tanner The program wUl open and Lynn McCord. The Cherub Choir will open with a caodlelighting (ire* with " 0 Cone. Utile Child­ mony. The Cherubs wUl sing ren" and "Silver Lamp*." "Away in a Manger" and Members of (be Celestial "What Child U Ibis." Tha Choir wiU lerce as angels in Junior Choir wiU sing "Mo­ the presentation by tha Conthers Prayer" and "0 Come, Tha public la invited to all O Come Emanuel." The Sen­ of these presentations. ior Choir wiU aiog "Ob Utile Town of BethUbem," "It Cams Upon a Midnight Hemphill, Rob Besserer, Louis Johnson, Terry King and Steve Wltr. A solo wiU be presented by Patty Johaaon with other music to ba provided by the Junior and Pioneer Choirs. Candlebeareri will be Carol Besserer and Darlene f edder. Sunday School Gets Awards By Deaas Estes The Longwood Baptist at Tuesday of tbo gemAssociation in Orange CUy. Tha presentations w e r e made to tbo ehurch (or hav­ ing the largest number aad highest of* workers u j | u v p « percentage v f present st the mooting. lorle and Darlene Shea, will sing "Oh Christmas Tree," The choirs and congregation will join In singing "SUeat Night." Refreshments wUl be scri­ ed in Weaver Hall following the program (or tba choirs and coogregaUon. Catholic Church To Present Nativity Scene Lake Mary’s Church of NlUvity, which is promoting emphasis on the real spirit of Christmas, will present a live Nativity Scene on Christmas Eve beginning nt 11 p.m. The re-enactment also will be presented from T p.m. unUl • p.m. each following diy through nest Saturday. A permanent stable has been erected on the church grounds and U is expected that the custom wUl be earried out on an auual basis. CHURCH MEMBIRfl aad friaoda of tha Maatlah Lutheran Church of Caaaatbarry attending h it Sunday erening'e Open Houae at tha naw par* aonaga ware greatad at tha door fay Pastor and Mrs. Ronald B. Millar. (Harald Photo) C. T. M artin---------- P u t Rsralsr MialliT llsSS a. I (Pirn Biadir) Conforms*______ Till p. • (p riead lif Saturday) Third Bandir ----- »:•• i . i Jaa K arrtU ---- Ain't h i t Blbla atndr — _ IS** a. m. Moraine Warabla H ill a. m. Baadar Evaataa Bsrvls* — B:ll p w. Wod. Blbla Classes T ill p m . •ta "HiraU • ( Truth" 1 p m . Inn4a/ aa channel I Christian Science ■APTtrv c a v h c a of 30 voices, la directed by Mrs. MOdrad Clark with Mrs. Paul Weber ae pianist Tba program will eloea with a caodlelighting atrvloa la which the eatlro eoogre* gatioa win fas iavMad la par* ticipata. Tha pubUe la Invited lo at* Baptists Plan Study Week North Orlando Chapel Groups HaveParties am a a nest/ a **. Paul M. C ilia /-------Fait Baadar School — 11:11 e. i Saida/ Mornlnf W orihli B aid a/ B v a n lis Warable Wadaeada/ Pra/ad larvlea - a t tjour own Prlcitbood MosUat liH s-m. R S £ 3 fe * 3 p TOUT a m o D I I T CBTBCB d ll Park Am. Jaba T. Adams Jr. — Paatar Karalaa Worship • 1:1! a. m. Buadar 8«ha«l---- Bill a. m. Maratia Warship 11:11 a. m. MT" Mastliss _ III! p. m. (lntormrdlalo, Bialor) ■ rtiiaa Wiriblp — fill p. m. Pint Bltkit CHURCH NOTICE . Foster CALL Banda/ Schaat ___ 0:41 a. m. Mamins W anbls U:«» a. m. Taatb .. ----------- f:* l p. m. tl;t* a. Bvaaaillatla Barrio* Tilt pm. Third B aida/ aisoipireUen ______ l:H B> **- These Sanford Merchants I Urge YouTo Attend The Church Of Your Choice if •• »-' -rf) }S TTftHl*]?! WUsoa-Ekheiberger Mortuary Bualee L WUooa and Staff Progressive Printing Co. J, M. Camara* aad Staff services tliis week Upsala Church ........ aai p. «. N azarene WB1T1IDB HIBSIOWAKT gram of Chrietraaa muale from T;30 p. m. until S:3Q p. m. Sunday. The congregalion will join the choir with the pcacauloBal and tha Chancel Choir wiU sing four Christmas anthimi. Mrs. CUn Rice U orgaaUt and choir director. The Junior Choir will pre­ sent the pageant, "The lit­ tle Shepherd." by GUMta. Joseph wiU be represented U f fianu Kates by Joe Weber, Mary by Sus­ The firs t Baptist Church of anna Brown and the Little Longwood has announced a Shepherd by Pam PigotL ipecial study week from Jaa. Tba Junior Choir, compoied T through Jaa. U with meetlags scheduled dally at T:M p.m. Tba study will be on the Book of Matthew. Announcement also w a s made that Gene Bridges, min­ isterial student at Btetaoa University in DeLaad,' will By Jane Casselberry conduct regular services at The First United Presbyter­ the church this Sunday. ian Church of Casselberry will have a Chriitmai Program for the children and young people By Meaa Grtaslead Sunday School leaders of the at 1:43 a.m. Sunday during the regular Church School Hour, North Orlsndo Baptist Chapel following a program of entertained their elaisei last carols and scripture there will Saturday morning with a be a grab bag eacbangp of Chrlatmas Party. gins. Nursery. Beginner and Pri­ T h e United Preibyterian mary students joined together Youth will meet at the homo In singing Christmas carols of Linda and Tommy Pitman, and playing games. A Nativity Hobson Dr., In Sanlando, at Scene was the mala attraction for the groups as the leaders ii:M p.m. Sunday. following n ihort program eaplaintd it and read stories. they wUl sing cirols tor shut- The Chapel furnished gifts ins and others la the i n i , re­ for the teachers to present to turning to tha PUmsna for the Sunday School clast mem­ fun and refrethmenU. bers along with Chriatmas tavon. Lcadtrt present to help en­ tertain were Mrs. Ray fenBy Mrs. II. L Johnson not! from North Orlando and The Upsala Presbyterian Mrs. Herbert Uaynle of LongChurch wUl hold its annual wood. Chriatmas Program sod fe l­ Mn. Donald Brown of Or­ lowship Gathering at 1 p. m. lando helped her Junior Claai Sunday In the Educational celebrate with a party later Building of the church. the aarae day. These girls am Santa will visit the child- boy* also enjoyed caroling, wnkooaan w a e o a ren following a program of games and received gifts. VIRGINIA PETROSKl worship and song and re­ Refreshments of punch sac P. a Boa i m freshments will be served cookies were served at both NORA NORRIS during the fellowsbiD hour. parties. TE S-UU Youth Groups Plan Programs ttrr .m u ,.” V 5 ^ A T 3 , - B i , mb Oa Saturday at T p. « . Uw Carol (», 10, 11, IS yaara Sy IMS OMMlbany olda) tha Cbarub (0, T, 0 A ipecial program at CasHlbarry C o m m s a i t y yaor olda), aad tha Calaatlal Christmas muale win bo pro* Cholri will line at tba nun* Methodiit Church. aentad Sunday at 7:9t p.m. The cherub Choir win be §n ac«BB lociltd M ir tba directed by Mias Darline City UaU. On Sunday m n ln f, begin- K«r. Kar Qrtfsrr, Jr.. P u lw • r u m i bat u o m » l a. Park Maratia Warship I1M a. m. B liboi 1. Stealer Hoaatoa • id t i l l > ■ . . Baadar Sthcel ---- till a. a . ] ; t r^ . *j *•• Tha Aaarieaa Oil Compaay Mr. and Mn. M. K. BUieklaad WUnott-Haler Furniture Co. Mr. aad Mn. At WUm s Mm. Appleby’s Rcatauraat i ll N. Pub Echols Bedding Company Mr. aad Mrs. L V. Gamer J . C. Pennsy Company C. L. ReUaMa aad Employe Food Fair Stoma, lac. Geerfe Bailey A Employee Southern Natural Gas John D uu A Staff S U te Farm Insurance Companion Irvlag I. Pryor sad Staff Sanford Atlantic National Dank Howard U. Hedges A Staff Hill Lumbar A Hardware Co. Jimmy Crappa A Empleyeea \\ �Communion Berries wtH be held at T:M p. u . Chrislb h I t* with the latarmediata Youth Fellowship f t * will a a m u ip omot. Rev. Vest ranHads that tha Choluota Church ia aa Interdenominational church where everyone ia tabb ed ta attend services. Two Services Set By Area Lutherans EditorShowrHis Resentment By Printing letter BOfTON (UP1) - Robert Choate, editor end publisher of the Boston Hamid, pahBirch Society to ehow hie "resentment and Indignation at the Ucttea employed by this so-called right wing power group.” Tho Herald gave prominent display to the letter from the society's founder end dime­ ter, Robert Welch, which was critical at a Herald story linking tho society with the opening of a new book item by e purported friend ef American Nasi party leader G e o r g e Lincoln Rockwell. Chests said ta a front page dispatch under hie awn mbm that oa Moaday and Tueaday he received three threatening and nbustve telephone calls "telling a s that if the Herald did sot print tho Welch let­ ter the Birch Society would put the Boston Hamid cut ef wen by W. W. Anderson. Mrs. Harris and Dick Stodden. la one game Mm ladles were lucky enough ta whs ever the men. Gifts, marked "hts" and "kera" and placed under two Santa* made by Mrs. Eunice Hearieh, were exchanged. Befreehmenta ed -coektaa, aandwicbea, eiaObn* and not* ■y Jane CaieeAerry Paator C. X. Zehader ot the Asceniioa Lutheran Church oa Overbrook Dr. in Ceiwlberry, baa announced apccial Christ­ mas Eva and Christmas Day services. The tradlUenal Children's Service will be obeerved Christmas Eva beginning at T p.m. There will ha recltationa by pupils of tha Sunday School and Christmas carols will be sung by the children and congregation. All children present will re­ ceive Christmas candy and other gifts from tha Sunday School staff. Tha Christmas Day Service will be held at 10:M a.m. The public is invited ta atI n d both sdrtfcea. Youth Conducts First Sermon Background mosie during tho evening waa played by BIO Harriae and later the rug waa rolled beck and many enjoyed dancing. Movies and atm pictures were tsken by Donald Nall, Harris and Ewrigbtoon Her­ ein*. Decorations for the occas­ ion centered around a silver Christmas tree trimmed with red ornaments. Bad, green and stiver Unset and lights which hung across the win­ dows cast a colorful reflec­ tion on tha tree. Bed belle bung from Use ceiling end doorway and a small table tree added a Issthre touch to the dining room. Hoeteases were Mr*. Nell. Mri. Harvllle and Mrs. Mary Bowell who worked a t a committee and with tbs assis­ tance of Mrs. Harris and did en tho planning and de­ corations. By Jam CeaseVerry Xon Huggins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huggins of farm Park, gave his first sermon sines his decision to become a minister last Sun­ day during tha evening ser­ vice a t the Prairie Lake Bap­ tist Church. Bon, a Lyman graduate, plans to enter Orlando Jun­ ior College in January and ia the future be hopes to attend a Seminary. t o n i g K L 2 ^ l v W e’re stayin g open after our regular closing hour o f 9 p. m. until 1 a. m. Satur­ day m orning to give you a chance to buy these terrific PRE • CHRISTMAS VALUES! Got or Electric Ranges ttf W * H u n tin g H g - ] UDUNOLE - PeBABT COUNCIL P. O. BOX HM SANFORD, FLA. Your Fam ily D eserves The Best! This Y ear For Christm as Give — "fr& T td sc& n e& rth em o & re The Welch letter said ta ef­ fect that Philip K. Langan, New England coordinator of tho John Birch Society, was duped into urging aodety members to support tho "Joo McCarthy hooka atom” open­ ed by 8 pens Lagoatte. Choate said tha Herald story by Janaeo F. Droney TUNE IN RADIO STATION W TRR ( 1 0 0 — « ) Beguiling A t 6 :3 0 Until Midnight Special Sale Prices Every HaH-Hoer.............AND ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR REE to bo accumta in ovary re­ spect The story which ap­ peared Doc. 1R waa headlined "Birehcra, Nasi Party Com­ bine to Sell Book*." Choate said, "The reason for tho prominent display hem afforded to tha Welch letter ia my own maeatoeaat and indignation at tho tactics employed by this so-called right wing power group.’' Beenere Byway The pioneer path through the Cumberland Gap from Vir­ ginia, ovar the A l l e g h e n y .Mountains and into the Ken­ tucky prairie region, first waa followed by Denial Boone in o f y o u r Pmvorttm CMwtmmm Cmm i* ' J a t p o rfo rm o d by R i t a S te v e n s a n d B ria n S u K v e n w ith t h e P ire e to o e O r c h e s tr a a n d C h o m t GIFTS! where your dollar buys MILES more GUT OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9.00 FIRST & FRENCH, SANFORD �v• Lf : / IIP .v. , 'i f i Cdton Border Crisis Helps Pakistan Letters ttal the fate of I m M It «!• tlmately to W derided by Um people.. . . Wo an proposed wfcM How, low u 4 erdst m l obitAckn. Soya thrives: 'They've p i to know Utoy'ro Of momthing.'* I n t e r e s t e d tdmlnistraUm sources suggest, too, that 0 PaoaUo t cerrito .corps would koto 10 n a a gamut of m p 4 crlUotam from many quartora, especially t koao which might aoo Um ootry of corpcaea as a Mol oo atoto m i local pchto. To this problem Ikrlvcr has aoswors. Any service corps should p saiy whom It la tovltod. And vhatavor criticism might bomhart a domestic a lt, they oobM hardly match Um atoady, vitriolic atffyHf communism directs agaiaot corpsaoa to wo of a trash. oWoa. At tho wwM, tho s i* , otiaa weald ho aaatoapd At It la oath rirla mtodod heal, the hoot ho would free Impor­ aoaon oo Dyaatnaka that tant farces far his dofoaoM aaaka oor look of tntotoc tho acaiaat China. talaa troopo alroody wan la Koohaslr, an t thoro to pat dowa a pro-Pakistan aprising. At ftrot tUadoaUnoIy, then opoaly, tho troopo of PokiaUa •loo were BMvtag op oat torn wm divided, oboat mo third to PtUotoa ha tho wool oad aerth aid tho r*. molatof two-UUrda to ladle. Aad Uml wop It hea ramalo of tor the UM U years, with Um threat of o motor olook betwooa Pakistan oad ladlo el. woyo a pooothtlity. United KaUono oad Paktotaal that Nehru per- W * H J w U O ^ iln n track oa all trips. You'll (a t better results if you caU STENSTROM REALTY. Kindt Cowley OUR BOARDING HOUSE I f w t had but on# wish to o ffer during thiB glorious holiday sea so n __ It would be that every little wish comes true fo r you and yours, our very good fr ie n d s. . . S hosm olu ih Pago 4 Sanford, i iurida C O company° N Developers o f . . . Fri., December 21.1962 Qtft Battforh frralh najostnm fio fik ’A Community B uilt W ith Pride" Howto start the new year bright Mo Weak 8. A at. iota oi a . mo A il of r .M N M a t O m l Kba aoold probably use more annoy bow . . . u d the older you get, tiM moro yeuYu p in g to aood mociay. Spending all yoo get wiQ get you aowhuro. Ybu have to save ahead to p t ahead. Start tho bow yoer right by opening a savings account at our aaoociatloa whore apingo corn excellent returns. You couldn't make s brighter Nsw Tap’s resolution. "Homes Of Distinction' m octlioo o f n # Boa rare UwoM mar ho mroOBMd to oar m o w wttheea w flttia pcnaloalca ( t U o peMUheo o l n o I m U . Aar ladtvMaoi or Itrm rtircM lh 1* («r i m I r«pr». liaoUoo wUJ he n u II i n I a* lafrliulag a s Th» U w o lfo orrtoht tadwtil a* ke*d Matte for demagee mf«r the law Ihiltkfd Uitff eactyf tamrgei, t«»4a|, iM •. brtmtaamai hNi Id iu ia r preeeedUg C lrliu m h I* Stcnatmm Realty, Solos Agents �•w Straight Year CINCINHATT ( I T M ) — Frank Babtaesw ef d ln lw iH vW to meUng <» m* M M l habit, t o officially ackxwwl•dead the National U a |M t top*rank la# i h f t t r today Jbe Sanford had a cold nifht around tha baakat Thursday fat tbs Leesburg Invitational tournaBMnt and tbs boat Jackets beat tha Seminolee 48-41. Nooe of the Sanford aharpabootars could l« t going on the Leeaburv court and the hosts led all the way. The Seminoles stayed dose, though and put on a last minute push that a l­ most paid off, but missed by one foaL Wildwood won the other open round con­ tort of the tourney, beating Grorelaad by. a 1440 score. > DeLand plays Dade City and Apopka, the tournament favorite, takes on Lakeview of Winter Gardm in tonight's round. PierroWinner In Sandspur H u t’s bow old Walter Ha­ "Mot at all,” the Haig shot gen la today. Yet tha mem- back. "You ean’t blame mo ortea and tha tegenda of for feeling a t h e m * over here." •The crowd stood aad gave him a rousing ovation. For this la a man that Umo, Hagan alao won tha PGA at teast as golforr moasuro championship five times, R, will never forget. four times la n row la the Mot bocauao Hagan w u e W a when K was at match man who never wore a watch play, and waa considered the and usually was late for greatest match player of •n o th in g . But twcausa of them all. IU philoaophy. “Ycu can three-putt the “Don’t burry aad don’t third green,” be one* explain­ worry." he always said. ed hte match play philoso­ "You’re only boro on a abort phy, “but never the ltth.” visit, ao bo rare to small And, another time when ha Um flowers.” Ho did, whether you like had a miserable lie In tha your rosea by the doses or rough, aomaona asked him If It upset him. merely in fours. Mention Hagen, and every­ "Why?” Hagen demanded. body who has made golf e “After all, I put It than.” way of life has t favorite It waa Hagan, with hte dash Kory to tell about him. One and aplomb, who opensd tha ouch la Fred Corcoran, former doer* from tha tocher mom tournament manager oi the to tha club house for Ameri­ professional tour and now can prefaatosali. A status tournament director of the which Incident!*, the proa International Golf Associa­ itill do sot enjoy In Europe. tion. Corcoran had Just tak­ Thus, with tha Ryder Cap en over as PCA manager In matebea coming to Atlanta, next.yw ast'it >might bat the captain' of Um Ryder Cup time lor an appreciative team which played In Eng­ PGA to name him son-play, land. lag captain one* again. Af­ The Haig went on ahead, ter all, ba captained tha Aral Corcoran recalls, aad whan team In 1*27. Half of Ms Ufa the players and their wlvee later it would be a fitting arrived In London on the honor. boat train from Liverpool Them corms to miqd a Hagen In aU hte usual sartor­ Umo when The Haig showed ial elegance was waiting at up late at the first ten and tha station and greeted each an auitore official demandef the wives with a bear hug. “t don’t know moot of “ PracUcing a law shots, their names,” the Babe Ruth Walter?" of golf whispered to Corcor­ “Mope,” grinned The Haig, an, "but 1 didn’t offend any­ “having a law.” body. I called ’em all So bore’i to it, Walter, and •auger*.” may your years surpass the Prior to this, Hagen had worst 19-bole total anybody been the first American-born ever shot and the flowen to wto tho British Open, cap­ smell aa wonderful aa they turing It to 19B, ’34, *28 and ever did la tha springtime. ’V. Aad after Um matches bad ended to a Yankee vic­ tory. Hagen worked grimly writing out his acceptance speech. Bet then, as thou­ sands of Britons sat waiting for hi*, weeds* to i waa unable (o'Ideate Hia'notes. Off Um cuff, he began: Mule Takes Tangerine Honor Irlarto wee the Tangerine Bowl trophy Thursday night at the Orlande Seminole Jal Alai Prestos, capturing the featured eighth p m e single*. Houston’s Athtotte Director Harry F n lk . Miami ef Ohio coach Jobe Peat aad Jal Alai gaaaral manager H e r n i a Stabell watched guard Or­ ville Steumaa nuke the pre­ sentation to Iriarto. Jacla aad Kcbaalx were tha big winners with both team­ ing up to taka tha all star eleventh. Jacla and Elorri took tha ninth and Echaib partanmd with Amiga la tha sixth. Both won twe game* each. Areltlo won hte favor­ ite game, the fifth which I* hte llth of the season to Contectante la the BUI Hemphill Motorattea League bowled their last 1*93 aeries with tho lavictas still holding the lead with 41 wins and 1* losses, a comfortable three game laid over the second place PooUaes, and the Starchiefs, who art holding show position with 39 wins and 34 Patriela Fisher rolled high gam* with a 113. Louise Cadeohaad had a good 1*3 and Doris B*U had a high of m . ORANGE BOWL QUEEN for ths Alabuniu-Oklahoma game nt Miami Jan. 1 is Virginia Jasper of Daytona Botch, 19-year-old sophomore nt ths University of Florida. She will preside nt many events during the week beginning with the New Year’s Eve Jamboree Parade and continuing through the Pro Playoff Clastic Jsn 0. ★ ★ ★ U1AM1 (UPI) - A speedy Cinderella from the Midwest and a lumbering Alabama giant with a new-found punch bang beads In the 29th annual Orange Bowl New Year’s Day, and the fight should be a whlngdlng. More than 74,000 fans am expected for tha game. Alabama Red Elephants, who finished the season with a 9-1 record, are alight favorites over bowl-wise Oklahoma, but taka a second look before you bat the odds—even then It'll be tough. Oklahoma wron the Orange Bowrl In 1854, ’56, ’» and ’59. The Sooner*, under the tute­ lage of Um nation's moat suc­ cessful coach over the past 19 years, matured a year early alter a 5-3 aeaaon In 1M1, and woo their laat seven games in a row this lesson. The team finished with two losses. C o a c h Bud WUklnaon’a Sooner* literally ran over everybody but Notre Dame and Texas. They lost to the Irish, 13-T, and to the Long- ★ horns, M , la finishing seventh la tha naUon on UPI’a final collage football poll. But a verybody tenda to toot tbo underdog’* horn add taka what tha top dog has for granted. Her* am a few reason* why Alabama finished fourth on the UPI chart: Sophomore quarterback Jo* Namatb led tho Southeastern Conference in passing with 1,1B yards and was accood in Urn loop in total offenio. The lint, led by everybody’s All-America, Lee Roy Jordan, limited 10 opponents to an average of only 151.3 yards running and passing per game. Although Alabama lost, 74, to arch-rival Georgia Tach, the Crlmaoa Tldo’s stingy goal lino defense allowed a total of only 3.1 points to each op­ ponent. Bryant, who always was a teacher In the four-yardi anda-ctoud-of-duit school, h a a changed tacUci this year and gone to the air with Nimath’s skill. The team runs moiUy from the stralght-T, but the Btar will aomeUmei uae steady runnera as fiankera. ★ ★ Oklahoma, which has a T4 record to bowl games, with Us last victory coming over Syracuse, 214, In IMP, will run—or pass—from any fermatlon. la the Saadspun Bewttof League. the Ptorro Mfg. team fruity broke through thahr ahimp of recent weak* and walked away with a four petal win ovar Stamper's Real Setate. McRoberta Tire woe three Area S t Johns Realty with a Mg aiatot from Midge Weeds* high aertoa of ITS/US. Jot Isa faltarod la thoir match with Wolah Tiro and could oaly set out with a ipUt decision, aack making twe point*. Alls el Sanford aad factory Paint Outlet rolled to e draw alao. Peggy Stewart had a high atrtoa o4 m /ttr. to follow Midge Wooda* fiat display, and Virginia Orcra of Factory Paint put throo itrihaa in a row during bar high gaam of 1T0. In the ipUt circle this week kudos go to J ta a Monroe who felted the difficult 4-74-lt split white Bart Neville lot the S4-10, Pat Robbias the 3-10 and Mary Pinter the ST. The Sanford Automobile Dealers Association CfodiimoA In extending beet wishes for happiness during Christmas and tha New Year, may we taka thia impor­ tunity to urge you to join with us in a "Drive" for a Safa Holiday l’*. If aach of ua will obaarva tha following holiday safe driving tips end bring them to the attention of members ef tha family aad motoring friends, we will help assure a happier and safer season for ell. BE SURE YOUR CAR IS SAFE Drive with good Urea . . . properly adjusted brakes lights and tom signals working . . . windshield wipers defrosters functioning properly. USE SEAT BELTS BEST RESALE VALUE IN ITS FIELD! BEST VALUE YOU CAN GET! FLAN A SAFE DRIVE Allow ptenty at Umo for your holiday travel. Oa tong tripe make frequent steps. Arrive ralaxad. BE ALERT TO HOLIDAY HAZARDS D»l»»to keeping wub road, wsathar, aad traffic aeidittoaa. Beatamber, most holiday accident# brvolve drtakfam aad speed tee fast for conditions. "Calling EVERYBODY far a Joyous Holiday, come cat end bewL” NO W AITING WATCH OUT FOR OTHERS Make allowances fer unpredictable driver and padaatxiaa action*. Give yourself aad other* aa extra margin *f safety. USE COURTESY ABUNDANTLY Reaclv* to “ll.U* Courtesy Your Cede of tha Road”, It Payal FOR LANES Any N igh t thru N ew Y ea n FREE COKE —If yen hove to wait! Only 1/3 d o w n . . . Low as *4 9 per month a i m hOMit io« i fh iiu n Large Betectten Of Miaete Baata’a I! Com et’s the car with highest resale value in Its field. It’s also the only one with fine-car styl­ — :......... ... ing. And for ’83, it cute upkeep even further with new eervice-eavere like self-adjusting brakes Itveui shoes UAG8 --------------------l BOWLING • I I Game* *449 Vale# — «*4 S OPEN BOWLING Jet Lanes and 6,000-mile oil change*. C hooie from a. full line including Comet’s first convertible. COME TRY COMET RIGHT HERE. . . RIGHT NOW! H U N T LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida Full enjoyment of the Holiday Seaauu i* something to which aU of ua look forward. With tbig enjoy­ ment, however, - and we know you agree • goes individual responalbllity to protect your family, yourself, and your community. Lat'g all DRIVE for a Safe Holiday 1 Brass Motors Holler Motor Sales Co. Seminole County Motors, Inc Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc Strickland-Morrison, Inc. �Spray Cologne Personals EVERYONE C l i n i i B « « « ty ... S liM I Mr. M i Mrs. Richard Mo­ ths* *f lineal Reach Road are enjoying a visit tnm their daughter and family, Mr. tad Mr*. Arthur Tender a a i ehild m , L raa tad Charlotte, from Caaneetkot. They will remain through Um Chriftmaa holiday*. Holiday gaast* *f Mr. and Mr*. Richard fcott a n Mrs. Scott** mother, Mrs. 0 . S. nm tff M r stator tad family. Mr. aad Mr*. May­ nard Franc*, Don, Janet and Jill, all of Toledo, Ohio. Mrs. ? tern Emory, Merritt Phillip* t e n Wesleyan (and brother Wally io home now), Regina d a rk t o n Virginia Intermoat, Rosemary Southward from Coker, Ann Schumacher aad Doug Stesstrom from Wake Forest, Jimmy Ray . from the University of Miami, Mika Caoio from Notre Dame, Jimmy TerwilUger from the Citadel, John Boniface from Vanderbilt, Bubba Davis from Comers, Don Harvey from Northeastern (Okie.) a n d others that we'v* lost track of for the moment. gtudaata at the Florida state universltiea are completing first semester finals this week, under the sew trimester sys­ tem. When they head back ths first of nest year they’ll be starting the second semester, which will close about the 20th of April. Many more young people will be or have already ar­ rived from nursing schools, Junior colleges, specialising school* and service ports and station* all around tha coun­ try. And thla Is one of the most *:v DON’T ASK US whsrt Larry Varshtl is , . . he'a following the habits of the big wheels aad VIP'a to slip away for a ftw quiet days out of the hus­ tle and bustle of Samlnoie County activities and the ten­ sions of the dally dead-line. While he'a gone, Jack Trim will swum* hi* old post as editor, and the presses will roll on. There's soma indecision as to whether the "Clock” wUl keep ticking . . . it doesn’t quite kavt that crackle and map without its creator, but it is an eye-catcher and from what folhs toll ua . . . tha ftrat thing they read when they pkh up the Herald avery night. gome apparently read It through their fingers with CREATIVE W OMAN and droopy bow. Wa’r* tempted to get a can of green paint aad spray the grass though . . . it looks so miserable. I envy t h o s e thoughtful sad industrious folk who have sown fresh green rye In their yards. It makas bright spots la tha landscape, all around the city and county. THE ANNUAL KEY CLUB BALL will also be held Satur­ day night for high school stu­ dents and thtir dates, with some excited girl being named Key Club Sweetheart of the year. Ths ball will be held at tha Clvle Cantor beginning at • p.m. REV. BARNETT F a lilo « ( (Hill Mrs. Enney Hostess For B n i l t C ro p * i t C k ia t V A H -7 Coffee to kt lt v iik t il haoMmad* yaart taka a a i gaily colend cookie* pot tbo group la a holiday mood to diacMo c o m i n g Ynlotid* The Officers’ Wlvae Chib was read aad "•emMsmaL" TO* m*aa* gMt c m wear hag or short formal*, cocktail-stylo dress as ar their goaday boat. Oentlsmca may wear taasdos, dinner coat* or auita. Tbo party begins at t p.m. and will rock along until the we* smalls. Wanhrebe tar Deity 1 Sew a complete new set of clothes for daughter’s favorite doll. Easy and fun to do. No. 1434 with Photo Guide la for dolls 14, It, It, 30, 33, 31 inches. Consult pattern for exact yardages. To order send 3S cents in coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman Sanford Herald Bos 43t, Hidtown Statioa New York it, N. Y. Print name, address with style number and alie. . . . REV. JIM BARNETT, pop­ ular former pastor of tha First Christian Church bare made a brief visit to town Wednesday with his wife and children, to see brother Rob Barnett, SI IS teacher. Jim looks hale and hearty tn spite of the recent heart at­ tack he suffered at his new poet in Winter Haven. Doctor saye take It easy for n while and you'll be alright. Polks around Sanford really miss big Jim and were ahocked to hear of tala Illness. Take SO FAR . . . (as this la being care of yourself, Jim, . , . written, Wednesday a f t e r ­ there's not enough men like noon) your busy scribe bee not you. mailed out ■ single Christmas card. So If you don't get one PUBLISHER WALTER G1E- from me, don't be hurt . . • LOW will also bo out of town no one else did either. for the holidays, as ha and Have a wonderful day with wifa. "RJU," attend a wed­ your famlUea and friends, re­ ding of a member of her fans- member Who's birthday you'­ Uy in Baltimore. Son, Charles re celebrating, and for hea­ Huetor, wUl accompany them, ven's aaka drive carefully if sad Bonnie wUl go from the you're going on n trip. University of Florida to the Drive Defensively, as the bom* of her sister in Jackson­ Florida Highway Patrol putt ville. Ut 1088 MARY ANNE WATSON (Houon of Rahija Photo) ‘ O t h e r s attending• a m Mmaa. L. B. Hoop, L. A. Heath, H. J . Bakke, A. M. Campbell, R. W. Martin, 0. W. McGuire, H. L. Monroe, D. E. Parriah, 0. F. Schnudcr, D. 0. SplnelU, G. W. Uffman, C. C. Wells. C. H. Kruse, R. M. Dunlery, R. L. Wright, T. J. C an , H. M. Igou, D. W. Heasau and B. L. Conn. FA 24)181 SpagaLi! Little Boys’ A ltam onte Springs Men's L m g Sleeve Personals Sport Shirts Mr. S. G. Kyle, ooe of Alta­ monte's pioneer reeldenta, hai been hospitalised and la con­ fined to Winter Park Hoepltal. Mr. Kyle settled on Grandview Ave. in 1B28 and has many friends in tha area. He has two daughters and a son who still Uva la Altamoata also, Mrs. James Cotton. Mrs. Mayme Wolf and Curtle Ryle, mors commonly known as Buddy. Two other son* Uva in Maitland, Herbert and Roy, and n daughter in Orlando, Mrs. Arthur WeUoas. Mrs. Anne Buhler of Turnbull Road is in West Orange, N. J., attending the funeral of her mother who died re­ cently. Mrs. Buhler lives with bar son Peter and his family. S A N F O R D ATLANTIC BANK takes the cake . . . the Claaton Fruit Cake that iq . . They've sold over 800 pound* this year. Ctvitan Clyde Long aayi, "They’re calling us tha Claxton National Bank . . . and soma people think this is the Sanford Atlantic Bakery I" Proceeds of the cake sale go toward the support of tha Little Red Schoolhouse. If you haven't gotten your* yet . . , burry! They make nice gifts, toe. • •• • 3 pc. Sport Sets (3r Jackets Good Seloctiosi R eg. 14.98 to $7.98 SPECIAL PRICE! Do you know that cloan akin help* to IdU com* kinds of gonna? This fact Indicates that a daily bath with Iota of a a a p a n d a contributes to health, aa well aa to comfort and beauty- MEN’S Boy's Sports Coats SECOND ANNUAL SPORT COATS "REAL STEALS'* Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sixes S Tn !• CHARITY R eg. $4.98 to $15.95 CHRISTMAS BALL $2 “ to *12“ Rtf- $17.95 to $19.95 *1 3 “ MAYFAIR BALLROOM <7 LADIES FLANNEL SEMI-FORMAL LOU PELDMAN, Orchestra Pajamas and Gowns TICKETS WHILE THEY LAST SANTA 8PECIAL Perkins Downtown Sanford and Sorority Members FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS Call FA 2-AIM 1 — - OPEN FRL & SAT. TILL “NINE* — \ �S it •e o fo rl Frit Dec. 21, ’62—Page 7 * WtnlB r (Dsuah Gbby ' • *. • DEAR ABBY: My 22-year-old son came home heart-broken last night. He has been working r id sav­ ing money for a year to marry whet we thought wns a fine girl, lie surpriser her with a diamond ring and she refused It. saying she would rather wait until he could afford a BIGGER one. She said she would rather have no diamond than a small one. Is this modern thinking? HEARTSICK MOTHER • • , v y j.;./» T « l « v i s ion DEAR MOTHER: No. There have ulways been girls who place a great deal of importance on the size of a diamond. Tell your son to save the little gem for a girl who appreciates it. And him. • DEAR ABBY r You may consider this a silly question, but please, dar­ ling, try to help me. I have ju st lost my fifth gurbage can! The last one I painted with black enamel. "PLEASE DO NOT STEAL THIS CAN." And I put my address on it. My neighbor said she saw a man stop and get out of a Cadillnc car and HE took it. Cun you imagine anything so cheap and dirty? So this morning I put my • • • W hat’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3.165, Beverly Hills, Cnlif. • • f For Abby’s booklet, “How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. $jO£oby ITS THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE and Elvis Presley is right smack in the middle In his new movie “Girls! Girls I Girls l" now showing at the Ritz Theatre. Vying for his affections are Laurel Goodwin, exciting new screen personality and Stella Stevens in this Hal Wnllia, Technicolor extravugnnza th a t includes T V . star Jeremy Slate in its cast. Presley How At Ritz Tuneful music plus • floe romantic atory brings Elvis Presley to the Rita Theatre in a romantic entertainment melange that should please all moviegoers, as wltncis the highly appreciative audience that greeted the singing star at the opening today of hit latest Hal Wallis production for .Paramount r e l e a s e , “Girls! Girls! Girls!" Nor­ man Tsurog deserves plaudits for his expert direction of the film In splendid Technicolor, which enhances the many out­ door scenes and musical num­ bers, adding extra teat to the motion picture. Preiley portrays the role of the captain of a fishing boat who, to earn money to purehaie the tea craft, gets a Job alnglng In a night club after his day'a work on the water. Stella Stevens, svelte film charmer, carries the torch for Presley whose true lovt Is his boat. However, love takes ■ twiit when charm­ ing screen jtewcomer, Laurel Goodwin, cornea on the scene . . . and the love light ap­ pears in both their faces, to the chagrin of Mlii Stevens. OndSfddgst By Oswald Jacoby The ostrich buries his held in the land and believe* that his enemies can't see hint. Some bridle players bid that same way and are about aa unsuccessful is the bird. Eait had a good raise for his partner's overcall, but chose to withhotd it on the theory that if he bid his op­ ponents would get to game and if he kept--otiU^Uimma would settle lor s part .score. It never occurs to the os­ trich East that if the oppo­ nents have a game they will hid it anyhow. West was Mailing blind in Cck NORTH * 107 34 WKS71 SI * K 10 4 2 WMT KABT * A2 *JM 1 V Q J3 V3 ♦ AQ 9 1 4I ♦ 1C10 7 S * JT * Q te # BOLTH (D) *KQ0 V A 10114 North and Sooth vulnarabl Sealh Waal Nattfc Boat Itr 2* 2 tr Pass Pass Pats Opening lead—♦ A a log, but managed to find the are of diamonds lead against the spade contract. This lead held South to eight tricks, but that was his con­ tract. Now let us see what would have happened if East had taken his head out of the sand and bid three diamonds. West might have been sl> lowed to play that contract end . t^MPMiavc mdG¥*' U easily. Or North and South might have continued ami gone down at either three or four spades. In nny rase East and West would win points instead of losing them. ROCK HUDSON und Genu Rowlands nre teamed ns n young Dutch doctor and his bride in the jungles of the Netherlands East Indies ns they star with Burl Ives in "The Spiral Rond.” The Universal-International color adventure drama, adapted from Jan de Hartog’s great novel. Fed up with housework? umni. [ experience necessary for oth­ Alec Guinness, A e a d o in y Feel overworked and under-! After she has mentally ers; for some they’ll be too Award winner for hia per­ appreciated? Think regre*.-' been a saleswoman, file old—and to on,” she states. formance In "The Hridge on fully sometimes of the car- \ clerk, waitress, and >o on It’s a humbling experience, j ccr you might have had, if for a few minutca and atari* you hadn't chosen to be a figuring out she would like she claims, this going Job wife, mother and homemak­ the work and bow she could bunting mentally. er? live on what she earned—she So if ever (he Job of home­ One of my readers a a y i' says she is not only willing maker begins to pall, why •he has a sure cure for such to tackle the dishes and the not turn to the help-wanted laundry, the Is happy to. demoralizing self-pity. columns of your daily paper IIKCKMBKR IS On the black days when The only rule of this game, and see wbat kind of Job you Admission* she wishes she never had to she says, la that you have can find that would be caster, look at another dirty dish o r 1to play fair. You can't men­ more satisfying, give you a Averll Coquillctte, Lakr Mary; make another bed or face; tally apply for any Job that higher standard of living, and Rosa Dinna, Juanita C. Wil­ another week's load of Iron­ you aren't qualified to fill. more ‘‘status’' than the one ' son, Kay L. Parris, Geraldine Hose, Lois V. Sandnfr, Char­ ing, she turns In the class!-' ' Right there, most house­ you have* lied ads in her newspaper wives find their Job opportun­ It shouldn't take you long I les C. Flowers, Victor II. and menially pul* herself t o ' ities would be pretty limited. to decide that you're lucky j Jencks, llcrshcl Dunn. Julius work at the various Jobs in They'll lack the educational you landed the Job yuu did. I J. Weber, Willie Mae McClain the female help-wanted col-, requirements for some, the You might even feel so and Henry A. Snarbcrg, all of grateful that you'll go out Sanford Dismissals and cook your husband's fa­ vorite dinner, Just by way , Mrs. Richard E Wilber and of saying “Thank you (or giv-: son. Lake Mary; Mary Kru­ ing me the best Job I could ger, Albert J. Warren, Mar­ ever have. And thanks for guerite H. Pope, William It. making me a full parin'.'—a Stewart. Rosalee Bruton and position I'm sure I would Sarah Cisowski. ail of Sanford never have reached in the ' business world." the Klver Kwral," bring* an­ other finely-etched portrait to the screen an the captain of a man-of-war in Columbia Pic­ tures' ilrnmntir “Damn the De­ fiant!” in ClnemaScope and Kastman Color at the Movieland Drive-In Sunday. Dirk Dognrtle and Anthony Quayle alto ntar in the breathless new drama, the former at a sad iatle first lieutenant who doss what hs can to smash ths au­ thority of Ms commanding of­ ficer, ami the Inttsr a* a sea­ man who trails a mutiny against ruthless brutality. The tint* is the late 18th Century; the scene, th* British Navy. The other feature on the program w h i c h will play through Monday la “Merrill’* Mauraudrrs” with Jeff (.'hand ier. For on* day only “The Spiral Road" with Itock Hud ton will play. The other featur* is “Boy’s Night Uul” with Kim Novak and Tony Randall. On Wednesday and Thurs­ day, “Th* Haillandsrs" and “The Gazebo” will play. A triple mystery program is scheduled for Friday and Saturday. Th* t h r e e are By Louise Grayson Tiie annual Christmas Eve "Snake Woman," “V o o d o o Candlelight Service will be Woman" and "Leech Woman." held at the Geneva Methodist Church Monday at 7:30 p.m. Stir* Service Hev. Hay W. Huff, pastor TV RENTAL of the church, has reminded that live service is not only for 2(00 Sanford Ate. FA 2 -tlII members of his rongregation Seminole TV but Is held each year for the Zeailh Color TV Kales entire community. Hospital Notes CLOSED Thursday, Dec. 27 to pool dividends tu over 5,800 Savings Please on lei preceding If us or you don’t Savings you Accounts Account serve following already Friday huve w ith' us, want to atari Your nt >ney really you a don’t one now? can work for you if it is here. Christmas Eve MYF To Present Service Set In Geneva Living Manger The Methodist Youth Fel­ lowship of the First Method- 1 1st Church of Sanford will i present a living manger 1scene today and on Saturday from 7 p m. until 8 p. m. and on Sunday from 8:30 p. m. until 7:30 p.m. The scene wilt against be presented on Christmas Eve from 7 p. m. until 7:30 p.m. and from 1:30 p m. until 9 p. m. following the worship service. Snappy Weather Outdoora . . ? keep It Outnlde! 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Don't Call Mt 11:11 (It Kins Lenntrto Ban Taylor Charlie (It Mlshtp Maui# Play, 1:31 (It Ot*lt A Harriet 1:11 (♦» 77 Suniot Strip hoot* 1:11 (3) Sander Vanoeur'a 1*:»« (It Jach I’aar tpiuw (It Mr friend fltcha Sat. Report WASHINGTON (UP!) — Tho (overmnent began a gamble today that full use of candy-flavored Sabin o r a l polio vaccine would help wipe out the crippling disease. Surgeon General Lather L. Terry lifted a three-monthold ban on use by adulta of Type 3 Sabin vaccine, despite the risk aome adulta might catch polio from It. Tho action came on the re­ commendations of the apedal Public Health Service polio advisory committee w h i c h •pent two days thla week weighing evidence against the controversial “lltrs" vaccine doses that may be given in ■prop or a sugar lump. Tha advisers endorsed nil three types of Sabin vaccina ovsn though finding solid evidence that use cf the vac­ cine In non-epldemle areas this year might havo caused I I cates of polio. 11:11 (»t fight of 'tho Week (*) I«:dS ( f t U til (It (ft (I t 11:11 (I t U t il (It 17:1* (St 1:01 l i t (• ) (lunenmka Make That Spar# Sat. Night Show Mld-flm. N'awa Ch. • New* Hollywood Movl# ' Cavalcade Champtanoklf Wroote ling Sign Off Uborty Bowl flam# THA ltd (it sports final 1:1* t«) TIi.V 1:15 (St TDA « :ll (•) NWe Pro fo o tb a ll Klokoff 1:1* (•) NPL football (lama ('Uvoland Browne a t Pan fraacleco dlar* T:I0 • Ii30 p. ra. (CBS) ginning with "Joy To The Yeung People’s C o n c e r t . World" and concluding with What I* A Melody?" This “Slletn Night." Uslle Ugganu ■«ri»», with Leonard Bernstein Is wonderful singing “Mary’s and the New York Philharmon­ Boy Child," aa Is Bill Ventura ic, gets better aa It goes along, and "What Child Is Thla?” with Bernstein tonight clari­ Diana Trask la warm and fying the meaning of malody charming with “Th* Christ­ In music. He describes It more mas Song," and ths entire pro­ If you i n someone hurry­ a motive for composition than gram ls a delightful Christ­ ing down the street tonight Just a tuns, illustrating hla mas offering, bundled np in an overcoat dsacriptiva with tha prelude 9- 0:30 p. m. (ABC) I’m with pajama legs sticking out from Wagner’s “Tristan and Dicksnt . . . He’s Fenater. laolde," excerpts from Mot- "Here’s To Th# Three Of Us." the bottom, don't call th* art’a Symphony No. 40 in G Quit* funny. As Fcniter, Mar­ police. Minor, Brahms Symphony No. ty Ingcla is at hla “patsy" beat It la only part of the fun 4 In E Minor, and Paul Hin­ not realising Harry and Kata at the "Night Owl" premo. demith's concert music for Dickena (John Astln and Emtion at the Firestone store strings and brass. malin* Henry) would like to 7:30-8:30 p. m. (NBC) In­ be alone once In a while. They on W. First 8L ternational Showtime. “Circus seise the opportunity to cele­ Tonight from 9 p. ra. until Aquacade." An unusual and brate with dinner Just for two 1 a. m. the Firestone stores highly enjoyable telecast high­ when Fenster will be busy. are having a night ewt sal* lighted by Its variety of enter­ The laughs roll up whon Fen- for tha benefit of people who tainment forms, including a star unexepectedly drops by have to work nntll 9 p. m. The first sIt persona to circus, a water show, ami an and th* embarrassed couple lea show, A highlight Is aerial- tries to conceal the fact come Into the store after lat Dita Puchatska, who does they’re celsbratlng. 9 p. m. with thalr pajamas her hlghwlre act and descends 10- 11 p. m. (NBC) Th* Jackon will receive a special prise. to Join th* Ice-shuw company 1’aar Show. (Color) Foatur* Ouitandlng features will bo In a Swedish folk dance. An of tonight’s show is tha ap­ broadcast every half hour acrobatic act talus place while pearance of Vaughn Meader, over WTRR radio and free one ring Is filled with water, who rota to stardom via his gifts and prisN will b* given then a water ballet follows “First Family" album. If you away during tha tvcnlng. | and a grand climax combining think hs sounds like President tha water, Ice and circus show. Kennedy, wait till you s Don Amech* I* boat. hlml Buddy llackett takes 7:30-8:i30 p. m. (ABC) Tha care of tha humor and lovely Gallant Men. “A Place To Sally Ann Howes brings on 7 it i\ ^. 1 Die." A good performance by h tr singing skills. Highlight l / |Ioo \njj «» w U IU L - 1N T H E A TH F Angela Dorian aa a novice of tho show Is a special sag nun makes this eplaoda worth ntsnt <fn C h r i s t m a s Eva TON1TB A BAT. while. Ilsra ls an understand­ around th* world, with Jack 91.00 A CARLOAD l ing heart In tha face of a presenting movies of tha holt w o u n d ad corporal (Michael day aa observtd In Jerusalem, GIGANTIC TRIPLE PEATURB Parks) who shuns her aid and Tokyo, Rome, Hong Knng, gives her abuse. Captain Bene­ Hawaii and Moscow. No. 1 At 7:00 Only dict (William Reynolds) finds "THE MAN FROM that the corporal hatea all RITTER RIDGE" Italians, because his brother* Lex Darker - Color were killed In tha battle of No. 3 At 8:33 Only Sicily, but Benedict Is non­ "REQUIEM FOR A WASHINGTON (UPI) — plussed by the nun’s patient HEAVYWEIGHT’ Democratic whip Hubert II. behavior till she reveals a sur­ Anthony Qulna Humphrey predicted today the prising bit of Information. Jackie (TV) Gleason Senate would tighten ita anti8:30-9:30 p. m. (CBS) Route filibuster role, at least moder­ No. 3 At 10:10 Only M. "Give The Old Cat A Tend- ately, next ysar. "Hoad To Hong Kong* ar Mouse." Mors la promised H uhlfope^B Ing Crosby The Minnesota Democrat than delivered her* In a atory said ha thought a rule chango with rousing action on the letting the 8*n*t# end debate “ Damn The Defiant" highways at tha start and on an issue by a three-fifth* "Merrill's Marauders’* diminishing speed to an un- vote eould be put through in provocative climax. Julia New- th* new session. Tha present XMAS DAY ONLY mar repeats her rot* of the rule requires the approval of "The Spiral Rpad" motorcycling rich girl. This two*thlrils of those present "Hoy’ii Night Out" time she Is not aa Kookls as and voting to limit debate. she appeared In tha previous eplaoda aa aha speeds for a rendezvous with a new love OPEN 12:13 (Robert Webber) at his fam­ NOW SHOWING ily’s estate. Tod Stiles (Mar­ Shows At 1:00 - 3:00 - 3:00 - 7:09 tin Milner) gst* into It when 9:00 he notices she Is being follow­ ed by a man who has been hir­ ,g lM f « e ilM S O ^ S O M 6 S ( S S 9 ed for the purpose by her rich [W H O COULD A S K F O R ANYTHIN® MORB father. 8:30-0:30 p. m. (NBC) Sing Along With Mitch. (Color) Mitch’s Christmas show fol­ lows ths years from the “Three Kings" to the age of Dickens, to our own time*. Christmas hymn* p r e v a i l throughout the program, be Anti-Filibuster Ruling Predicted Jessie Thompson DiesAt Age80 Jessie Thompson, so, of 1400 W. Fifth St. died Thurs­ day. He wis the husband of Mra. Ellen Eva Thompson, 7.1, who died Monday, The Thompson! came to Sanford from Georgia in 1934 and were associated with the Jehovah Witnesses. Survivor* Include one son, Jessie T. Thompson, one daughter, Mrs. Ellen Windsor and two grandchildren. Graveside services and bur­ ial will be held at the Osteen cemetery at 3 p. m. Saturday wttb R. C. Brantley officiat­ ing. Gramkow Funeral Home la in charge of arrangements. R ITZ School or DANCE ARTS ness.” ELIZABETH KLEIN, DIR. rlH flA If l A-U*lf 1 I 'V k M adam e D onna Offering Graded Class la • Ballet • Tnp Psychic Reader A I\> w Phone 611-7099 For Appointment • Modern Jazz • Raton Reglstrslloa 1* bow being accept­ ed for ages four throegh preteen*. Classes will begin Jan. 3. One Connultation Will Help You 11Hi X. Orlando Are. Winter Park, Florida (!) Arthur Oodlriy la Hollywood (5) Mr. Smith d ots TS Washington 1:01 (St Sat. Right Movie* I (P) Lowriac* Walk ♦ 1:1* (I ) Hava Qun Will Tra* val ★ ★ ★ ‘Night Owls’ G o ’til 1 A .M . Mlae Ella Cora Lord, IT, of 2307 Yale Ave. died at Somlnole Memorial Hospital, Thursday. She was a native of Ft. White, where she was born In 1173, but came to Sanford nine years ago. She was a members of Elam Baptiat Church of Ft. White. Mis* Lord la survived by one brother, Rev. Paul Vic­ tor Lord of Sanford and many nieces and nephew*. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of layton-liarden Funeral Home In Euitla and services will be held at Elam Baptist Church at FL White, Saturday at 2 p. m. Burial will follow in FL While cemetery. “ Don't let 18 mi. stand in the way of happi­ The Unseen WorldGrrntewt Power On Earth f i N (It fly in g Ttootor (I t Ch. I Newe (S) Itnnee Time 7.1* 111 Sam Benedict (I t Jackin aieaeon Show (I) Roy Roger* . Dal* Kran* 1:11 (3) Joey niahop Show Oral Polio Aid diiq hlu jh JkA Business®!. UseIs Approved T V Time Previews Briefs W - Miss Ella Lord DiesThursday J.heUJomon: By Ruth Miiiett Sea Film Set For Drive-In We Will Be Tonight FRIDAY P. M. DEAR MARIE: Telephone your Department of Public Health and ask them to put you in touch with the Sanitation D epartm ent Then tell them your story! If you get no re­ sults, take It rig h t up to the mayor! (The problem—not the gurbuge.) DEAR ABBY: Please print this for some girls who need it. It ex­ presses my feelings and the feelings of many of my friends. If a girl doesn't wear lipstick—even if she isn’t so hot-*-I would sooner kiss her than the girl with lipstick, because guys, who come home with lipstick on their shirts almost get killed by thc.'r mothers. I thank you. FIFTEEN AND ALMOST KILLED ONCE • Sr garbage in a Maison Blanc bag, and the garbage collector refused to take i t Is thla the way they take care of beautiful St. Charles Avenue? The authorities puy me no attention. Can you give me a solution? MRS. MARIE DE M. >jew Orleans, La. DEAR POOR HOUSEKEEPER: Your mother’s advice sounds like a feeble excuse for poor housemnnship. To complete the picture she should have added, “There nre many hus­ bands who nre mopping the floor with their wives every day." Get or­ ganized, Honey. • " By Abigail Van Buren 1»F.AK ABDY: 1 <ulmit 1 don't k ^ p * very clean house but it's not my fault. My. mother hated house­ work and she never bothered much with housekeeping. She tuught me io put tiie. housework last aritt said, “If you don't clean your house, your husband will." Maybe this is a poor excuse, but it’s the truth and 1 ju st had to get it off my chest. POOR HOUSEKEEPER « -------- CALL FA 2-7319 199 W. t?th SL Neat to Plnecrsst Elementary School t.SBBBBU miWll HiutKiutHUa tu* • •• eneuwaom en STARTS THURS. DEC. 27 Hu. wa. I-------------- " G a y .. Purree �kr.e. .'S, >'r-- |V fj»e;*v>sf * . L v \: 'iqfhSr*V >• mm I’eif -Y- v .v /) . ’V ; o ' Ftif» 8-FW- Dra. t l , 1 9 Legal Notice LagolNotica Cartiftaata Ka. tie Tear af faipeeee Jaaa L iocs • (At f t af Baaa Coart Addition ta tha City af Hanford. Flor­ ida. aoeordlng ta Plat thereof ratareaO la Plat Book t paaea e. < aaC » af iba Pablla Beaarda af Beailaola Coaaty. F)artda. Baaaa la wkleb aaaotaadi Mra. Joel Bokkaaea Alt af tka property be Ina ta tka City af Hanford, Cann­ ib a l Bemlaala, Bute of Flor- Legal Notice Classified Phone mm 322-5613 Legal Notice Notice u hereby «•*•* that the u n o il ratellng of the eherehalder* ef Ooutb Nomi­ nate l u k . rim Pork. Flor­ ida will k note et tte » u k In* ktiM la r im Park. Connty #C aemlnole. «Uta at FtorMa aa TMMir. Jnnnnry «. tsea, at l*e o'clock p. M. far tka earyaaa af hearing resort*. tar tka alaatloa af Diractora far tka enanlng yaar and for tka treaoectlea af eaak atkar bnatnean which may ar aiiekt oroperfy tom# hafora tka ante atootiac. ar aay adjournment ar ndjoarhmanta tbaraaf. Alia, aotlea la karahy gtvaa tkat Jaaaary I. 1H I kaa baaa fined aa tka Rtoord N r u m c ir c u it c o v a t , Data far Sharahaldara entitl­ n in t h j u d ic ia l c i a r r r r . ed ta aata at tha Aaaaal I* m b fo b OHBINOLB Sharvhelder* Banting aa aat c a c m . FLORIDA fortk above. IN CBANCERV I B I B B J. P. Taola BIVOBCB ▼lea Praaldont and C u k IDA MAB PAIR. lar Calaao aaek eartlfleata ehell Plaintiff Booth Nemlaolt Bank ka radaamod aeeordlag ta law Para Park. Florida the property daaerlbad la auch NEAL PAIR, Pahllab Dee. t l . It, Sd. eartlfleata will bo aald to tha Defandaat CDD-18 hlekaat bidder at tha front l e n c i to a ppba b Beor af tha City Hall, at Baa- TOI N'RAli PAIR, n a n cm c n d r r ford. Florida aa lha flrtt F tCrtTMCB BABB LAW whoao raaldeaea la aaMeador la tha month af JanTO WHOM IT MAT COXknown aery, n e t which la tha Tth Ton ora hereby repaired to CBRXt day af Jaaaary, IMS daring fllo year written defaaaa to Xotloe le hereby siren that tha legal hoara af gala tha Bill of Complaint far tho aaderelgaed, pareaaat to Dated tbla Ith day af Doe- divorce filed herein aoalnat the T letitlea a Mama Statute”, amber. ims . yea. with lha Clerk of the Chapter 111.11, P. a 1MI. It X. Totom, Jr. abora atylod Coart aa ar be­ w ill regtater with tho Clerk City Taa Collector fore January llth, 1MI, and af the Circuit Court la and Pablleh Dee. t. Id, II. SS. aarra a copy of aama upon for Semlnela County, Florida, • Jaa. 4. IHA. plalntlfra Attorney, Jamee a upon receipt of Proof of Pub­ ODD-ft Collier. Ttl Wait Char eh lication of thle notice, tho Street. Orlando, Florida. rictltleae name to-nrltt TICK’S i a n e w b p application Heroin fall not ar a Decree XUT HOUSE, under which POB TAB DBBB Pro confeeao will be entered name I am now engaged la Xetlee to hereby given that agalnet you. buelnaee at Highway IT-PA ROMR. balder of the folW1TXBBB my hand and goal Longwood, Florida. wlag Certificate haa filed at Sanford, Seminole Coaaty, That tho partlea Intareatad aald .eartlfleata for Tag Deed Florida, thle 11th day of In aald buelaaaa eaterprtee to be leaned thereon. December, 1HA ora no followat Tho Certlfteato number and (SEAL) WARBEX B. MARTIN Oneyaar o f laauanca. tha deacrlphalf Owner Arthur H. Beckwith. J r, tlaa af tha property aad tha Clerk af tha Circuit Court MART EDNA MARTIN Oneaama la whleh It wao aaaoiByi Martha T. Vlhlen half owner ed era aa following; D. C. Dated at Ortande. Orange eartlfleata N a MS Tear- of Jamee C. collier County, Florida, November U caoaco Juno 1. 1H4 Attorney for Plaintiff la. llBA Publieh Deo. It, 11, St * Whitaker, Wlgglao A BrigThe*Balt'?«" feet eM h 7 x ? M h Jaa. S. IMA maa H of Lot 41 la Block “A" of CDD-IC Attornaya at Law M. M. Smlth'o Sacoad SubdlH i E Colonial Drive vtiloa according to Plat there­ n o t ic e o p a p p l ic a t io n Orlande, Florida of raaardad In Plat Book 1, FOR TAX DBBB Publieh Nor. Se * Deo. t 1A Pago 1*1 of tha Public Re- Notice la hereby given that II, t l t l eorda of Semlnela, County, D. ROME holder of tho folFlorida. lowing Certlfteato haa filed Name la whleh aaaeaoedt aald eartlfleata for Tam Deed IN TBB CIRCUIT COURT IN Sarah Blmmaaa to be leaned thereon. AND FOB BBBINOLB COIN. All of tha property being In Tha eartlfleata number and TT, PAOBIDA Nth 18TSS the City of Sanford. County of year of laeuanee, lha deacrlp- TRACHRRg IN8URANCN AND Seminole, State of Florida. tlon of the property aad tba ANNUITY ASSOCIATION OP Unleaa auch eartlfleata ahalt name In which It waa a aaact­ AMEHICA, a Xaw Tork torbe redeemed according to law ed aro aa followai poratloa. the property daaerlbad la eueh Certificate No. I Tear of Plaintiff. cerllllcete will be gold to laauanca Jnna 1, Ilia the hlgheat bidder at the front Deoovlptloa of Propertri doer of the City Halt, at San­ Tho North IT feat of tba Want ford. Florida on tha flrat >1 feat or tha South (4 of Monday In tha month of Jan­ Block II Tier IS of Florida uary, IMS whloh la tha Tth Land and Colonliatloa Com­ day of January, l i l t during pany Limited Map af tho SL the legal houra of ante. Gertrude Addition to tba Dated thla Ith day of Doe- TOwa of Sanford, Florida, ac­ ember, IMS. cording to Flat thereof re­ IL N. Tamm, Jr. corded In Plat Book I, page IIS of tha Public Record* of City Taa Collector ■warapacett, MaaeachaCounty, Florida. Publlah Dec. T, M. 11. SI * Seminole eatta Jaa. I. (Lean X T ft. for alley) Taa ara hereby notified that CCD-tt Name la which aeateeedi A l­ a null haa baaa filed asalaat berta Buaeey yoa la tha above entitled n o tio n t o DRFBND All of the property being In canto, aad that yea ara re­ TBB OTATB OP F1AIBIDA tha City of Sanford. Florida. quired to fllo your ooawar TOe MARTHA J. SIMPSON Connty o f Seminole, State of with tba Clark af thla Coart SIM Kaa! Mth Avenue Florida. and ta oarva a aepy thereof Aurora, Colorado Unleaa auch eartlfleata ahall upon tha plaintiff or plainTon ara .hereby notified bo redeemed according to law tlffa attornaya whoee noma that aalt haa baaa filed the property detcrlbed In and addraaa la Janalnga, agalaat y a a ..to ,J h a C>rsuJV auch certificate will he cold Watte, Clarke aad Hamilton, Caart ‘a f Seminole - County. to the hlgheat bidder ■at the l i l t Barnett National iBank Florida, la Chancery, an ab­ rront door of tha City Hall, Building, Jackeonvllla A Flor­ breviated till# of which It at Sanford, Florida on the ida, not later than January Plrat Federal Bavlaga and flrat Monday In the month of IS, IMA If yoa fall to do eo Loan Aaaoclatlon of Seminole January, IMS which It the a decree pro coafaeao will County, a corporation. Plain­ Tth day of January, IMS dur­ ha entered agalnet you for tiff. va. Martha J. Slmpeon, ing lha legal houra of eale. tha relief demanded la tha Defendant, tha nature of aald Dated thla Ith day of Dec­ complaint. Thla eult la to aalt being a ault to forealoae ember, IM). forecloee a mortgage. Tha that certain mortgage dated H. N. Tamm. Jr. real p r o p e r t y proceeded Juaa A IMA and of record City Taa Collector agalnet la: In Official Recorde Book ITS, Publlah Dec. T. IL SI. SS A Lot I. SUXIiAND page 4iA Seminole County Jan. I. IMA ESTATES. Flrtt Addition public recorde, encumbering CDD-SS a aubdlvlelan according to tha following daaerlbad real a plat thereof, recorded IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF property, to-wit; In Plat Book IS. Pago* Lot SS. LANE'S ADDITION TUB NINTH JUDICItA CIR. *7 and SI of Iho Public TO SANFORD, Florida, e r r r i s a n d f o r s k r i . according la plat thereof NOLH COUNTY. FLORIDA. recorded In Plat Book S, IN CHANCKRV NO. ISMS pasta t and It, af tha NORTH tUR PORRCLO«URB publle recorde of Semi­ CKNTRAL KI.OIUPA PRO­ nole County, Florida, PERTIES. INC, a Florida and you ara hereby required eorporatloa. Plaintiff, to tile yoar answer In aald anil with tha underelsned Clark af aald Court and ta CART, K. RILET and LOUI8R oarva a copy thereof upon tho 0. ntLKT. hla wife; HOW­ Plaintiff a attorney whoao ARD O. RILET and FLORA nama and addraaa appear be­ L ft! l«KT, hla wife; C. J. low, aa ar before tha tth RASDAL and ELEANOR RAS­ day af Jaauary, li t ! , and la CAL and RBTIIUR A. HAWdefault tbaraaf Decree Pro KINBON, Coerooee wlU be entered Defendant! agalnat yoa. NOTICE OP SUIT WITNESS my hand aad of­ TOI CARL E. RILEY and ficial aaal at tha County LOUISE O. RILET Court llouea, Sanford, SamiHIS Ivereca Street SE, Bole County. Florida, thla llt h Washington II, D.C. day af November, IMA Taa ara hereby directed ta (NEAL) . taka notice that a aalt haa Aein Arthur Ur H •>*.. Beckwttk, Bf^RWltBi N J ».| r. baaa filed agalnat yow ta lha Clark af lha Ctroalt Court above court. The natura of By: Jaaa R. Wllka tha aalt, or procetdlng, la a Deputy Clark Complaint for forecloauro at A. Rdwla Hhlnholetr a mortgage. Tha name of tha Plrat Federal Building Court la which said aalt, or p. a Bos m i proceeding, la pending la tha Sanford, Florida Circuit Court of lha Ninth Attorney for tho Plaintiff Judicial Circuit In and for Publlah Nov. M A Dee. T, It. Seminole Coaaty, Florida, In II. I MI. Chancery No. HIM. Tha title CDC-tl of lha ault It CENTRAL FLORIDA PROPERTIES, INC, a Florida corporation, vorauo CARL B . RILET and LOU1SB O. RILET. hla wife) IIOWARD a RILET and FLORA L RILET. hla Wife; C. J. RASDAL ELEANOR RASDAL and ESTHER A. HAWKIN’. HON. Tha description of Iho real properly Involved tn oald proceeding detcrlbed In lha Complaint le aa followa: Lot I. Block A. LAKE 1IRANTLKT ISLES. SE­ COND ADDITION, accord­ ing (o tha plat thereof aa recorded la Plat Book It, paga I, of tha Publla Record* af Seminole Office 204 W. V im S NTS (NEAL) Arthur B. Beckwith. J r, Clark af lha circuit Coart By i Margaret A Tyre, D. C. Stenetrom, Davla A Molatoak Attaraaya at Law Pott Office Boa ltSO Pan ford, Florida Pubtloh Dec. 11, St. IMS A Jan. 4. II. IMA CDD-td CHRISTMAS PARTIES . . ACOMPLSTELY .WUCTOd-reiB I 1 HANDS ASH l/v a V* 18. Http WsBlsti 18. SltMttsas WsBteti 20. Babysitters 21. Brail? Balsas 22. Ita ly - h M - Bapofti 22. Bafliiag Materia* 24. Electrical BorrfcM 25. toP lttssklac aOp ^ il w site s t o aw a w 20. Rail* ft Tslsrtara 27. Bperial Barricea 28. Laaaftr Service 29. Aatcawhflc Secvka 20A. Acte Accessaries 20. Maehiaery - Teels 21. Poultry - Lhreateck S1A. Pete 24. Artidee For Bate 35. Articles Wsatc4 SO. AateaiebBee . Trad* 27. Beats • Meters O O 0 2 .1 m m O t o m l w W, InOiOrCjCMi • U tM IH I 39. Trailers - Cetacea 3 BEDROOM bouse, kltchci equipped. |T3 mosth. 7 L FA 2-3303. BOOMS, T he Gables, M l Magnolia A ve. FA MT22. 3 Bedroom beuae, kitebta equipped. 13M Deugiae Ave. FA 2-000. UNFURNISHED aaw t bed­ room bouse, kitebea equip­ ped. FA FsraiaBed la. Jlm m p Cowarn, FA 3-M13 3 Bedroom furnished Apart­ ment. Inquire Loooard’a Auto Cllnle. SOM 8. HUwe* tha or eaR FA 3481L RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Bede By Day, Week, or Meeth CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pb. FA 3-3111 111 W. let SL Furnished 3 bedroom home. Double garage. Fruit trees. 3411 Palmetto. FA MM3 or FA (0274. WELAKA APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. First SL Large unfurnished 3 bedroom Duptei. Electric heat A cooking. Water furnished. 14th St. Longwood. Fhooo TE 4-3294. Furnished Cottage. 10 minutes from main gate, able. FA 3-3T2L 3 BR. Furn. Apt. clean. Wa­ ter fum . $33. FA M M . Herald ■MMMtojMAPe 1 Room in private home with semi-bath and private en­ trance. $33 month. Double bed. Call between 3 and • p. m. FA 3-3U3. Comfortable Sleeping Room. FA 3*7431. MIMSet* PCTATOX, MOWCAM! HCtPI pioneBXSDty K X E fto M tog W ant 3 Bedroom home with Flor­ ida room ant* kitchen equipped. 373 month. Call 322-02H for information. Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m house. 828 Escambia. Ph. FA (0374. Nicely furn. Apt For young couple. $33 a Mo. Includes Voter A EtooL FA M M t �% man -t V ant Ad tt: >■ Berate For Pri. D*e. t l , $4, Aftkte* Far Bate SWEETIE PIE Lain privflegea. PA M I 4 for your comenieuce F u r * . 8 Be A teB a..FA » 9. Iter Bate m IU*t ELECTRONIC ORGANS BEDROOM FA 28871. •an te* a* all makaa. Work ( H i a l N i Towo A Coo*- Quality • iM M a • Serviat Gifu h r aUl try T. MU P« ;• Dr* YOWELL'S Girl's so lack. Bicycle. Good QMhlloi, IUL FA M m . 12. Rad E ila li F*r Bate M cV leon, lord. ■. SINGER dtppora tnm p M . IVEY’S SHOE STOIC WYNNEWOOD Completely rofiaUAod S BE, CB homo oa akadod homo alia. Ate* haa acroaaad Florida room, oarport, aad utility. Hasp ateo Caoturoa. SEWING MACHINE Hi-lack ewivel l o o k o r a , ham cuiMmu. Floor u » ploa. lUiular 984-50, aov 145.00. White thoy teat CALL SHIRLEY JONES at Echote Baddlac Oo. FA 2-5413 te llat your Gift Saha ta d Service roa haaao damoastratlo* CALL FA 2-6783 Atea’a Fabrte A Ruga am Pack Dr. BE MODERN! Cook and boat water economically with HIIharm Bottled Gat. Milter Radio aad Appliance. US S. F a rt A n . Ph. FA M ia . CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA AMU to llat your Gift Stenstiom Realty 111 N. P a rt Ava. FA 23830 GIFTS FOR HOUR FREE ESTIMATE River Front Upbolatertef A Mattroea ram ovatteg. Nav A VMd F uibIFRIG ID A IR E taro. CaB-Nte Baddies Mig. FACTORY TO YOU la k e A Service Co., at TOO Calory A n . ALUMINUM BLINDS 0 . H. HIGH Eacteaod hood, Sag-proof h o t FA P tl IT. 1TM W. lit S t Saaford tom rail wlSi plaitte eada. Uaod furniture, appUaacoa, Plaatk or rayoa tape*. Cot Ph. PA 2-MU tooU, etc. Bought • Sold. to* or aylo* oorda. afrigoration • Air-conditionLarry'a Mart SIS Saoford Senkorik. GUia and Palmt teg mo* ooodad. Wa trite tea. Tk PA M ilF — Company you. Write Commercial Trader Institute Bos II, «/• Buy Nationally adnitissd 210 Magnolia Ph. FA M t t Furniture. Brand now fac­ Saalord Herald. Do It youraelf peat anotrol. tory coat plus 10% cash Why pay a high price tot only. Wo deliver, wa make appointment any t i m e . or place of business. Do AUTO GLASS Berry's Warehouse Fum. It yourself and save 50% Co., Inc. The Ote Barn". INSTALLED er more. I Mouths guaran­ Ml W. tot S t Sanford. Windshield Back Glass Door GIam Vent Glass Florida. I a. m. till S p.m. tee, Personal Instructions by the form ulster of TOE 222-5075. 1 p. m. till I p m. 8ERVICE SUBB DEATH INSECTI­ Sonkartk Gians and Paint 2230345. Horn# p h o n o CIDES, aad aprayar fum222-51M. Aik lor Fran or Company labod. Fur Information tad Louis Berry. (roa delivery call Raymond Wooda. FA ANSI. DACHSHUNDS AKC register­ ed. Black A tan. I Months aid. All ohota. 3221701. Property WSBIYA B1VBB EVTATE8 Apprenimately 2W a owe, with 111 ft. a* river, H mile off 12. Ra*l Eatata For 8*1* 12. Real Ealata For 8*1* B t 41 HOME TOO SMALL? . ; CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Beautician .wonted. Cat ,\*Jt So4 "Ola' t bedroom, r kfteb4d If ’Acre'Farm', near Sanford. Curl Beauty Shop. SIS P a t equipped homo now. Com­ Land cleared and In pas­ motto Ave. FA 2-4U4 er pletely renovated inside. ture fenced and cross fenc­ FA 2-4012. ed. MT' Hwy. frontage. 4 Price ONLY M,000.00 bedroom, two story homo. $234.00 down. Pino paneled. Roaaoeabte. A l t a m o n t e Realty. Ph. TE MTU or TE 15444. Painting A Repairing. Free JUST LISTED! eatimatea. Wort guaran­ Charming 2 BR, till bath teed. Fmd Roettgar. Ph. home, altuated oo spacious PA MM. homtsite (100 z 140) with many trees in One rest PAINT INSIDE OR OUT. J. W. H all, R ealtor FREE ESTIMATE. dentlal section! Also baa "Call HaD" FA 2-3441 FA 2-1110. aspirate dining room, 2244 So. VTuach Ave. screen porch, carport A utility. Features include I Bedroom, 1 both, terras. fully equipped kitchen and * ao floor. Coscroto block. In automatic washer. Shingle West Sanford. Out of flight roof A wood floors! You can And anything you pattern. Largo comer lot. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop | need advertised te the HerSmall equity aad assume H a n d l i n g an types of Total price — $9,250. Down 311 Palmetto FA 244341 aid by Sanford merchant!. mortgage b a l a n c e . VA real citato. payment $300.00. Monthly monthly payment $77. Ph. JOHN E. FOX, pay meats— $04.75 (includes FA p o m . everything)! This won’t test REALTOR LOCH ARBOR 110 N. Park Avenue so ace it now! Lovely new 3 BR, I bath CB Phone 32S-09S0. home oa large shady iMa la Loch Arbor. Featnraa In­ Stenstiom Realty clude full equipped kltcb- Neat and nice I BE 1 bath ea, central duct beat, fire- CB borne on corner lot. piano, eacloeod f a m i l y Many nlca feature* I Only room, and many others! $8000, with $250 down, and $19,950, with low dawug ay- $54 par month. A real good MORTGAGE LOANS meat. Eachutvo with AT HOLLERS of SANFORD buy! Available bow. FHA aad Conventional Commercial A Residential PONTIAC Statim Wage* 4 4 Door, fully Kqalppod % 111 N. Park Ava. FA S-243J 111 N. Perk Ave. FA 2-2420 Sunland Estates Homes 3 . BEDROOMS, 1. 1•/, A 2 BATHS VA - NO DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA - Oanventtonal Jk FHA Finandng Suatead Estates . On 1T-I3 (I ML 8a. ef Sanford) Sales Office 1st. Hnoae Inside Entrance KJNGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC PM. PA 9-8474 JIM HUNT REALTY, Sake Agent Days. PA 3-211* • Eve. A Sun. PA 2-4441 • 222-4744 ^ jo y o w t C m u T to tt . . . and bincere Thanks to the many Home-Owner* of Tae ’n Green Fatales and Longdate for their cunfidanc* in ua an>i tu all builders supply bouses and our loyal aub-conUactora with whim wo have had such pleasant dealing* dur­ ing the paat year. We'll tndenver te usaintein yuur faith and good will LM N ENTERPRISES BuHdera ef Tee ’a Green aad Leagdalc Harold Lagan. Prveideni 111 N. Park Ave. FALCON SUtlen Wagon 4 Door. StwdejdJBM ft^ BUICK 2-Door Hnrdtep Special FA 22420 15. Hastate** Opportunity UNUSUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Our product has been mer­ chandised very successfully in the Mid-West for some­ time. Due to the number of Inquiries received from vari­ ous Florida Cities, we are Interested In establishing representation In the San­ ford area. This product can be Sold-Rented-Leased for Business -Commercial • and Industrial applications. In­ dividuate interested must have a good credit rating, permanent resident of the Sanford area. luccessiul sales background. The in­ vestment will be protected by a re-purchase agreement with the Manufacturer. Am­ ple assistance will be fur­ nished for establishing and maintaining a profitable business. For additional datails Write Jim Prosser, dist. Mgr. LAA. Products. Box 14187 Jax 16, FJa.. Curb Girl. Apply Whistle. Sanford. Pig • ’N for CHRISTMAS! 1961 COMET 3-22 *1795 *1495 *1595 Backet beats, Lika New. 1959 OLDSMOBILE '-Doer Sepec M, Fill P w ert Tee? Netete. MONTEREY. One Owner. Shew, roam Clean. Fatly Equipped. 1962 MERCURY Cotoay Park Rtatiea Wages, 8 Pass, Completely Powered, Air Cead. Just Lika Brand New. Bold Far $4,444 New. *3 4 9 5 1961 COMET 1960 OLDS “88” 4-door sedan, auto. Iran*., radio, haater. power steering and brakes, w/w Ursa, very dean. 2 ltoor Hedan, Standard Traaa., Uadto, Healer. *1495 1960 MERCURY 1959 CHRYSLER Sarategs 4-door sedan; eatrn sharp, ante, tru e* radio, heater, power steering A brakes, w/w tires. MONTERBY, 4-Deer, Men-O-Matic. Radley Heater, Fewer blearing * Brahes. A Real Nke Car. 1958 MERCURY MONTEREY, 4-Deer, Merc-O-Malie. Heater. 1957 BUICK FALCON 2 Deer Beds* Standard Hhlft CI1RY8LEB 4 Dear Windsor Aetenaatla And^Alr^Cend. CHEVROLET 4-Doer, • CyL, 1958 FORD Special 4-door sedan; auto. traaa* h*a4cr. A real bey. RANen WAGON, 4 Cylinder. Standard Trann* Excellent Ceadltloa. *1695 *7 9 5 *6 9 5 1958 DODGE Coronet Many More Specials During Automatic Trona.__________ l Give A Permanent Gift This Christmas Give A Holler New Or Used Car Our Annual December 2 Deer Hardtop, V-8, , Automatic Trans., Power Huering A Itrakee, Radio A Healer. 1958 EDSEL 2 Door Hardtop, V-4, Fewer Steer­ ing A Brakes, Radio A Haater. 1956 M ercedes Benz CADILLAC 4 Door 8e4nn DeYille Pewar And Al^Cendltton OLD8MOB1LB 4 Deer Hardtop Aatoms lie OLDSMOBILB 4 Doer Automatic, PLYMOUTH 2 Door. V-4 I8 U l» W USED CAR 1959 MERCURY HAPPY Stenstiom Realty Stenstiom Realty Stenstiom Realty Dazzle the with a near new v 4-Door Medal 219 *7 9 5 *5 9 5 *9 9 5 Bargain Buys PONTIAC 2 Door Hardtop $ ||| PONTIAC 2-Door Sedan PONTIAC 4 Door Sedan Aateoutle Traaa. LINCOLN 4-Door, Good TraaapnrlaUa* $ |Q Q | ACQ CHEVROLET Station Wagon lw W » V-8 Auto, Powe^Rteertng 1Q C Q CHEVROLET 4 Dear. 4 CyL 1 9 9 9 Automatic _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY 219 E. fad ST. PA 2-4711 2 LOCATIONS 3448. PARK ORLANDO CH 1-4148 FA HUNT MERCURY INC [C [R A M B L E R 109 N. Pslaistt* Ata. Sanford PA 2-4844 Winter Park 1U 4-M44 �i K iiiY S 25th & PARK v,-‘i . • •• y . • - .■ 9 til 9-9 til GSAt ’ 1 ONLY 22 POUNDS MftaWy known to ba in there would be a certain amount af epaculatkm about a lueceMor. There always la, at tba Vatia an. . . • U praeedeat la to ba aa* cepted, tba speculation la usually wrong. Whan Pina XII died In IBM tbera wai no ooa who gutssed hla iue* caaaor would ba Angelo Glue* appa Roocalll the rotund, Monday a t f:M p. a . JaJka a 6IN IR A L M E L E C T R IC M tipwm * TO 10 CUPS Coffee M aker Hat Box d a ttfn rii iir r a lii • Extra Large Heed • Q«l«k . qelet 6E IE R A L O p ELECTRIC foe m l automobile bar* gaina, eb*ck tba Herald eUieIfled display acetioa. STEREO PHONOGRAPH A Cbrietmaa Gilt Par Tba Entire Family Ceramic Tile and Patio FINANCING AVAILABLE Ka Maney Dawn B rackett Tile f t Marble Co. STM •- Sanford Are. PA B41IS » (a UNIVERSAL By lawlee Gray ion Tha Pint BapUat Church of Geneva will obeerve a Birth­ day Party lor Chriat Serylce at 10 a.m. Sunday during the regular Sunday School hour when gifts ol canned goodi wlU be praaeoted for (Retribu­ tion to needy famlllea. Mra. W. L. Sleg baa decorat­ ed the church lor tho oceaaion with whda-aprayed magnolia Ivavaa arranged to lorm beau­ tiful overiiaad polnaettlai. .-Vii ■ BCI1M By Jana Casselberry A Candlelight Communion Sendee will be held on Chriat* maa Eva at • p.m. In the Caiielberry Women's C .'i by the Flrat United Prcabytcrian Church ol Caaaeibcrry. Rev. John N. Montgomery, paitor of the church, will apeak on the aubject, “Mo Room In tha Inn." A cordial welcome la extend­ ed lo all In the community to ahara in UUa service. far • KlUhea t a* _ Give A g ift thot is interesting, informative and entertaining all year 'round Area Church Schedules Communion Geneva Church To Have Special Service k .. 6 M O NTHS SUBSCRIPTION $5.75 1 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION $1130 M ill Owe ’ v Replacement Cearantr* AetomelW �. . a **+• ‘lr\ -• , v *:* ' • > .f* ’ ’* Be Extra Careful . A , T > ^ ■A V ’ ^ w-i ,n . . (Larry TmM win ft* hi Ktw Yet* far tlw MU<«i •M A r m i Tlw Clock r . * ko written kr s w k n of tlw odHsrial A to r to a U , *; Local law enforcement authorities joined national agencies in urging every one to drive safely during the remaining days of the Christmas holiday. Both the Sanford Police Department and the Sheriffs office have declared that the pres„ jW will be on to curb reckless drivers, and have l mid that if anyone imbibes too freely men will be available to drive the offender home rather them endanger the lives of innocent , „ tthan h a n have h r J *•. \ trf» i , *i» ✓ * . • . •• T-irt?** »• • Arrests Authorized In Dumping f e r a lf t . WEATHER: Partly cloudy, mild possible shower*. V Crack Down afors, L a vM rTo ld County Road' Fwpt. J. C. Lavender was gtokn^uthorlty Good morning, folk!.. THU by the,County Cil U the once a year SurJdiy Friday to secure edition of The Hefalf' which th* arrest of pereoi U published each December to be dumping trash instead of a Christmas Day bag* la county ai paper. Thie gives our em­ have been cleared ployes Christ mss day off. 8ee you Monday afternoon, potted with "No noon. •Ign*. • • • Lavender Indicated Tbe-w Is a growing murmur mlssloner* that he out south, according to Agent Identity of somo persona HAVANA (UP!)—The Cu­ Friday night by Premier Fidel officials indicated Monday's have been violating th* X-l, for an office to sell ban government began trans­ Castro and New York attor­ exchange will be operated regulation*. license plates. With more and more people living out there ferring captured leaders of tho ney James B. Donovan, coun­ on an air-shuttlo basis, with In other buslneea, the com­ sel for the Cuban families prisoners being returned in mission scheduled a public It Just means that more and Bay of P ip invasion from the committee for the liberation th* same aircraft which hearing at 10 a. m. Jan. S yn more people are buying their Isle of Pines to Havana today of prisoners of war. bring In th* first shipments th* resonlng of a section i t tags In Winter Park Instead in preparation for exchanging Early Saturday morning, of goods. of Seminole County. Casselberry from A-! agricul­ • • • them for $ag million worth of Castro accompanied three of­ In Miami, four DCFs and tural to C-l commercial. Tho ficials of the Cuban Red Cross DCI'a atood by at Opa Locks property la used now as a , City lisil will be closed American-donated supplies. to Havana airport (Tom where airfield to tako aboard semi- chleken farm. Monday for (lie first four-day A total of !M leaden were they flew to Miami In Dono­ holiday in tlw city’s history. perishable cargo for the pri­ liar • Car Aluminum was being transferred from the van’s chartered plan* to In­ Commercial refuse will be soner trad*. This consists given the Job to supply th* < maximum security prison on spect the medical suppllea and mainly of pharmaceutical picked up. sod the protecUve new windows for th* court- the Isle of Pines. These con­ oilier goods being amaiscd at supplies. services wUi’earry on. bouse which must be customThe American Red Cross built In order to fit epeciflca- • sisted of company command­ Opa Locks Airport. The prisoners from the Isle charter freighter African Poor phrasing resulted in ers, sons of prominent antitlons. of Pines were being transfer Pilot was reported to be misunderstanding of part of >Castro exiles snd the most reA fee of l'J.50 fu r a single an article'.1 in Thursday'a ! calcitrant of the 1,113 prison­ red to Frincipe Prison—a con­ ready to depart from Miami township map and a total of Herald about the North Or­ ers who will be exchanged verted hilltop rastle—where with the bulk of the barter $30 for complete set of town­ they were united with the supplies. It will take an eati' ship mapa, Just off tha draw­ lando cate of the town books. Monday. ground *nfety officer at the Sanford N’nvnl Air TRYING TO KEEP TRAFFIC injuries anil The charges against Mayor These leaders were trans­ other captives of the abortive mated IS hour* (or the ship ing boards from th* county Station. "It can happen to you,” is the theme deaths down during the holiday* take* remind­ Fasula were based solely on to reach Havana Harbor. ferred to the Isle of Pines sev­ Invasion. suning offices was approved. of safety program* all over the nation. All government newspapers There wa* no Indication in Zoning Director Robert Brown er* like the one *hown here in a display by the his refusal to turn over the en months ago. There, major town books and not on any political prisoners are kept in today headlined the signing Havana that the exchange said that the new maps wer* ether r e a s o n , especially (lie huge octagonal "model of the agreement, emphasiz­ would start Sunday instead the latest and moat up-to-date phone calls or threats re­ prisoa,” from where Cuban ing that the full price of $03 of Monday as rumored in and should be made available portedly received by Coun­ officials claim there has never million set by.a revolutionary Miami. In all persona who might have tribunal for "Indemnities" on cilman W. W. Anderson. The been a successful escape. use for them. the prisoners will be met. village has been having its Final agreement (or the pri­ A resolution supporting th* troubles and we don’t want soners’ exchange was signed The Communist urgan lloy proposed McCoy Jetport was complaints he was handling The Herald bandied this a* headlined: "The IndcmnliaAnother misstatement was City Manager W. E. to add to them. approved. The board also fav• • • tlon For Damage* To Cuba Knowles pointed out Satur­ in ■ sentence which said that pertained to " e x c e s s i v e > local news story of in­ ored urging to extend plana terest to Its readers and did Will Be Satisfied . . . *42 charges” . Knowles said the company State Forester Terrell Da­ day that a report in Friday's for SR 430, which would give not intend that It he writ­ Million.’’ was anxious to "to have the As to the report that he vis appeared before the com­ a direct route to th* jetport Tlie revolutionary tribunal1 mission Friday and said Herald about the business heat taken off” and had made would ask the state to take ten in any way to include from Seminole County. any Implications derogatory operations of Saxon Termite which tried the prisoners, arrangement* with a loeal away the license of the firm there wasn’t much merchant* Approval of the bund f«ir In­ placed "fines” or "Indemni­ able timber out at Osceola Control firm of Holly Hill attorney to have the deed* on the basis of Its operations to the Saxon Termite Control coming Commission*]! John firm or to Interpolate on the contained statements with ties” on.their heads ranging returned. in Sanford, he said that this Air Strip, but ha couldn't ba NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Alexander won ap#tjy ap­ from $23,000 to $300,000 each. too sure because the corners implications which he did This was a reference to the was true, as well as having city manager's statements. Two Die In Fo# —Th* Jury la the gl-million proval and the county road de­ d to not make to the newspaper's Donovan ami member* of of the reservation are not tact that the company had the city of Sanford reftan ta JACKSONVILLE (UBI) •piracy Teamsters partment received permission the commute* . were conspiracy trial trtjn of Tea to the Hie family facnlljr, .commit marked. The commission de­ reporter. told the eity manager that allow the hew*. Two person* dlgd, apd II If. sMoffa tc* j,riler a -J07|» jjfu-li. jtud < *IA M z . FrcakWU X4 y > u ~ K. Vr*T» j cided to he*-# it wropeely sur­ , Jh« story, dealt with. the y -raMed >» v'~>e**y other*. xrtrw * tajtirrsf' on fogb o D fk iily parkway mower, In pilnelpe last night and reported It wa* "bop veyed so they would know city manager's handling «l with the home owuers clear­ The shrouded highway! in Duval tell them that the agreement deadlocked'' Saturday but complaints from Sanford rest what they bad paid for. ed up snd complaints recti- state me County during the might. for their release had been was told to go back to the dents about their dealings (ied Knowles said that the he would p r m the jury room "and stay with signed. tar as he can in order Semlnok Timing Associa­ with the firm. firm had madf an offer to "They received th* new* it.’’ A Lifesaver tion 1s having one of the big­ The report aald that a num­ take some sclion in this re-I protect the citizens of SanFederal Judge William Mil­ gest drag Iheets In the south­ ber of local people had to gard. WASHINGTON (UPI) - At like soldiers, but they were | ford from the operations of a committee ler called court back Into least 3.000 persons destined overjoyed,” east come Dec. 2) and 30.' put mortgages on their The story further said that the firm. By th* way. Ken McIntosh homes, furniture and other Knowles said that he w as1 The city manager said that for death on the nation’a high­ spokesman said. Donovan session after the Jury bad Two Juvenile* received a ways every year will survive talked with the elected cell- been deliberating the ease says the Osceola races a r e , property to pay for extermi- writing to the State Hoard of he was not setting out to do Small contractors, inde­ knowa all over the country natlng work done by the Health about unsatisfactory an)tiling except lo investigate surprise Friday night when aRcr the interstate system Is block chiefs, who broke the about eight hours and said pendently owned and operated he had received a note from with a gross business during as some of the best held in firm. servlet and e x o r b i t a n t complaints made to him by they pried open a window completed tn 1972. The predic­ new* to their companion*. Mrs. Berta Harreto, the the foreman which read: This did not make it clear charges made by the firm. local residents, as he has and crawled Into the Alta­ tion was made Saturday by the aouth. the last three year* of less • • • monte Elementary School, James K. Williams, director committee resident member "We are hopelessly deadlock­ than $3 million, are Invited that if any mortgages were He said Saturday that the : done in ’similar Instances. and were met by a deputy of the newly-created Office of In Havana, laid today Cuban ed and hope (o report earn*.” to bid on a men's room ami . County Commissioners are contracted by the residents, sheriff. they were not made with the Highway Safety in tho Bureau much concerned over the ex­ lounge room adjacent to tho The deputy had been sta­ of Public Roads. orbitant costs of acquiring Saxon company, but were NAS Ballroom, a report from negotiated with tioned In the building in re­ rights of way for new roads privately Lcdr. T. J. Padden, officer sponse lo a report of a num­ Victory Claimed and asked Attorney Harold lending agenciea. In chargt of construction, an­ ber of brcak-lns and acta of SANTO DOMINGO <UPI>Johnson to m s If there Isn't It also was stated in the nounced. vandalism at the achool in Juan Uoich, leftist antl-Comsome other means besides report that a number of The government specifica­ recent week*. munisl presidential candidate sdvolorem taxes to raise mortgages reportedly bad tions snd forms and other in­ been foreclosed and the pro­ The boys, 13, and 1$ years of the Dominican Revolution­ formation may be obtained money for rights of way. • • • of age, one of them a Jun­ ary parly, claimed victory Sat­ perty deeds picked up when or examinrd on application Identified as Rudolph Fried­ MOSCOW CUPI» — The Retiring Commissioner Ver­ the people were unable to Soviet Union's big spy scare man and Leningrad Pravda ior high student bad no ex­ urday. ilosch said "nothing' Considerablo heat was gen­ serve* the lilllcreit section of to Lcdr. Paiklrn at the San­ planation for their action and but death” could prevent his erated at the last 1902 meet­ Altamonte Springs, and which ford Naval Air Station. non Dunn, with a big smile, make demand payments. The city manager said that spread Saturday. A Russian laid he became involved in denied any connection with Inauguration. But he Indicated ing of th* Altamonte Springs will be tied inte the Oakland a'ked to be allowed to mike physics teacher with a love espionage when an American the motion to adjourn, and this part of the report was of abstract art was accused agent struck up a conversa­ other incident* at the school. he did not place much stock in city council when two bids Estates construction as Ihe not discussed with him by They will he released to the rt'fiorti made by his support- were opened fur the construc­ tint unit of th# new water W l l t c r C u t O f f even seconded his own mo­ of passing secrets to the tion with him while Fried­ tion st the final meeting of the reporter. This statement Americans and a West Ger­ man was "skeplicatl)'' view­ custody of ihcir parents, ac­ er, that there is a plot afoot tion of the first <M3 feet of system. The northeast quarter of tho the present bosrd Friday also obviously would not per­ man tourist was expelled for ing paintings m the Lenin­ cording to Sheriff J. L. Hob­ to kill him. mains of the municipal water­ The final set of the hoard City of Sanford was without tain to any action by an ex* by, pending an appearance morning. was to order the purchase uf water for about an hour snd a works. | terminating firm, which did photographing defense ob­ grad kluseum. before Juvenile Court Judge Pope Sees Hope a new set of tires for the half Saturday murning alter A bid from a Jacksonville The West German tourist Vernon Mire Jr. Zoning I).rector Robert not hold the liena In the first ject*. VATICAN CITY (UPI) - firm. Ball Builders, offered police car. following which somebody ran over a lire hy­ The l a t e s t accusations! was identified as Helmulli Pope John XXIII said Satur­ to construct the unit lo serve Councilman John Wolf, who drant and broke it. City Man­ Drown picked up several o r- j P'ac*brought to It the number of ■Kern merer and Pravda aald day night In his annual Christ­ Oakland Estates, on South habitually moves for sdjourn ager W. E. Knowles said wa. ders for a set of the new ' persons named in seven be was arrested while trying mas menage to the world that 3failland Ave., fur a tidal cost mrnt of the meetings, made ter department crews had county township maps before week* as part of a vast An­ to photograph a "devense ob­ tliere are now glimmers of uf $4,76303, snd one from his last motion to adjourn, ami quite a Job getting the repairs he even got out of the coun­ glo-American spy ring in­ ject” and eapelled 24 hours hope for International peace. Orange Paving and t'unstruc. Jeff Hodges added his last i made due to the water escapty commission chambers Fri| | S ____ A I volving at least five mem­ later. The Pope, In one of the most lion Co.. Orlando, put th* cost second to Wolf’s motion. _a* The new sketches are ii i r i ing from Ihe broken hydrant. bers of the U. S. Embassy Meanwhile, it was under­ 13076278 optimistic holiday messages of of the job at $3,609.03. slurp and up-to-date and 17681560 staff here and which is ex- stood the three embassy staff hii four-)ear reign, said his could be invaluable helps to ATLANTA (Ul’l) — Two calls for peace during the The discussion arose over I members implicated by the LAKELAND (U P I)-D r. C. ^ in * W real estate people and others, FOR LAST MINUTE SHOPPING the Insertion of a proviso in ; federal juilgv* .Saturday turn­ Soviet press in the alleged ra• grave Cuban crisis apparently the Jacksonville bid providing who need to pin point loca­ N. Hendershott, plant physiol- * Inwca** ed dimn the plea •>( former were heeded. addition to two Amer- Anglo-American spy net­ ogist for the Florida Cltrua tions around thecounty. that the Job will be completed YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS work would remain here un­ Venezuelan dictator Marroa The; cost $30 a set (13 Commission, auid Saturday, „ . as specified by Jan. 3. "wea­ Peres Jimintz that ha be frred More Refugees .. . , i ; pel ed some month* ago the leu Ruasia formally orders damaged citrus i . , . . * , pages) or $2.30 individually. that freeze ther permitting.” Some mem­ from a Florida jail for th* . „ . . . .. . Russian* now have implicit- their expulsion. • • • MIAMI (UPI) - The Coast ber* of the board felt the work mar eventually tasta a bit in- . . Chriatmas holidayi. i .j , » hi . , . 1 ed five Americans, a British Those involved are Capt. OUR Guard reported that 14 Cuban d,( but will not ferment aa . . ,,, , , _ As you gather around the sip Chief Judge Klliert Tuttle political refugees were picked could not be finished by that •long as il . „ .. . ' busine.-man, a "twist crasy Alexis II. Davison, 21, of At­ It stays on tha tree. _ . * .. . _ c , , tree on Christmaa Day, or , r , i. .. , i .. , „ Soviet ...scientist, Soviet lanta, Ga., the embassy doc­ and Aaaociat* Judge Griffin up Saturday from a small boat lime, with the Christmas boll-! _ . a _____ ait down to that groaning Hendershott aald the fruit . tor and assistant air attache; Bell of the Fifth U. 8. Circuit in the Atlantic, about 30 mile* day and the New- Year holi­ . , i i 11 . . I Army officer, and a German ’ ' table with your family, just will develop an Inalpid taste' Security Officer Hugh klont- Court of Appeal* refuted a south of Miami. The refugees day permitting a maximum h„ e m for one moment remember from seven to 10 day. after, gomcry, 39, of Springfield, plea for a writ of habeas cor­ were taken aboard the tanker of eight days available for the men of the United State* th. fruit haws. I. added that, |h# Ul#t Americ,„ Maas.; Second Secretary pus and also turned down a Henry which turned them over work. H^ ,he Army, Navy, Marine* and h . considered th. thaw to A penalty rlause calling for Richard K. German, 33, of motion that a new bond of to the Coast Guard here. The Air Force, who are standing have started Dec. 15 Soviet armed force,. The Dallas, Tex. $230,UOO be let on Pares Jim­ Cuban exiles were brought $30 penalty for every day past guard duty, tailing on pa­ He avid It la posaibl. for| K, r, wa. linked enez emf that he lie freed until athure and turned over to U. the Jan. 3 date It included In trol ahips. flying sky pickets fruit that falls to th# ground ! with the so-called reorganiSEE OUR AI) PAGE .1 (tie proposal, and It was felt an appeal is made. S. Immigration authorities. ^ of su|1# or cruising silently under the to be affecud by bacterl. and by Mayor W. L. Swoffurd that sea. ever on the alert to other-outside influences — | t h * "weather permitting'' Soviet security C h r i s t O I C S Q f f give you another Christmas in* fermentation. REAL SPECIAL BUY MONDAY ONLYl clause might be used as an Handerahutt told the com­ The physics teacher wa* in peace. YAH Nine's Hoot Owl* will out, in the event the Job was­ MEN’S DRESS SLACKS 20% OFF mission that fruit now being have their first Christmas at n't finished. The one thing that can processed U of good quality W. c. Hill. 72. of the San­ home in three years, after However, It was decided to ALL SIZES - COLORS AND FABRICS really mar your Christmas and will result in a product B E L G R A D E (UPI) — accept the Jacksonville bid debarking at Mayport Thurs­ ford Lodge of F end A31, will Herald Index and that of your (used *nes, meeting all comtniaaion stand­ day from the USS Saratoga be presented with his 30-year President Tito said Saturday and the contract will be In Page 2 following a brief Caribbean certificate at ceremonies at rumors that Yugoslavia might Hi* Bali company office on Bridge not only this year, but (or ards. Page 7 cruise. years to come, is the shock He said cold damaged fruit Classified th* Masonic Temple Thursday. rejain the Soviet bloc is "ab­ klonday. _ . Page 6 of having a member of the still on ths tree can be con­ Comics While at sea the squadron Judge Frank L. Miller. 84, solutely without foundation" City Attorney S. J. Davis Page t Dear Abby family killed or crippled in sumed without concern. Hr made a visit to Guantanamo who conferred Hill's First De­ Tito returned to his* capital will meet Wednesday with of­ Page 4 Editorial an automobile accident. So said fruit frosen by low Ism* Bay, Cuba and conducted an gree on July 4, 19)2, will Saturday from an 18-day ficials of the Commercial Page 2 operational readiness inspec­ award the SO-year certificate "political vacaticsi” in Russia Bank at Winter Park, to dis­ for the take of the ones who peraturrs can be compared In Entertainment ..... PttgH 2 tion to grade USS Saratoga to Hill at th* ceremonies. will be left behind if some­ a sense with concentrate juice I «•£ill* .... and spoke before a cheering cuss with them a loan of $32,Puzzle _ ___ Page 7 thing happens to )ou, . , . and would be just as palatable and Carrier Air Group Three Miller, Who I* tho oldest crowd of 40,000 standing in 1300 to purchase th* present . that’* ' if eaten before it become* in- Society __ — __ Peg* 1 on their operational capabi­ MaaUr Mason is the Lodge, deep snow at th* railway sta- water plant of Southern Gulf drive defensively Sports __ _ ... .. _ P|0« * lity. I slpid. r artfully. • member Mace 1908.1Don her*. Utilities, lac., that presently v people. VOL. 68 United Press Leased Wile Established 1908 SAT., DECEMBER 22, 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 611 Cuban Prisoner Transfer Starts Report On License Is Clarified WUVA... Jury 'Hopelessly Deadlocked’ In Trial 01Hoffa Contractors Invited ToBid lers Gel ASurprise Spy Scare Grows Among Russians Altamonte Okays W ater Main Bid Judges Refuse Damaged Citrus "Santa Specials!" Hoot Owls Get W. C. Hill To Get Still Out Of Red Certificate Bloc, Tito Says G p w an X y•— jf- * n *™ 0 J lr 1 � 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, 1962 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, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 1962. 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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" rel="noreferrer noopener"><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/30cc1c347b572ae95c492a02c2f6b12f.pdf 2e7c7fb28bfb44b30b51f0b9f833cc5a PDF Text Text r 4 - dsS a? _ *• m ■ i Li avm (UK) Fit petkata i Wold be pot so m wn, W m the vAtioo a .m in w m M > Ant.' •« Dr. Alfred Catenacd, Wad gf tW aaaatfMl __ H.hoem.eo Midiill C * W e, laid M pfcyrirfaa* that nrieee nrgeocy le ■ major farHr “ abaatty should be w a otfnwd tho prime dlaaaaa. ra tWr then toe cow W « r p r r .” C a tev a a ci NMMtr Si a panel dDeeaskn UeTsurgksl patientsISaer aw l ar a m w m ltM W ald baa a gneuat W ort i ------.. - a time b aot a lector, aad Dan i l ta T» par coat af aD aparatbaa caa bo doat auro or hM at tho eoBvealeaee of petieot aad pbyaidaa, the abate pathat will fan batter without aaan a( the asccaa b , * bo rftd. • *1(0 matter how aklllful tho tasothesiologlst b, hb ikill b taxed ta tho Unit. It la n o n difficult ta Had the reb b in abaaa ana to atari an tobaba. It b vary difficult to find the apba through tho fat tor a spinal anesthesia." 2460 P A R K A V E . at 25th ST. SA N F O R D , F L A . •MMTfTTRMtfftRISimt QUICK FROZEN GRADE A LARGE BLUE RIBBON BONELESS PORK A L L BEEF FROZEN (2 QZ EACH) SAUSAGE“ 3 * QYST||S om 89< F A IM IR M A T SKINLESS S l n a w l IRANIS «• 49« FILLETS “> 49* LADY PAIR Uttar n. ar aJk FARMER GRAY SVEET SMOKED M. IH 4. PRIHCH PRIRD Bitcsifs4«« 39* SCALLOPS1179* MILD DAISY CHEDDAR Hospital Notes Aaaa DaglU. DoBary; Stella WflllamJ, Marguerite Pope, Bernaa Bridget, Horaco Jackson, aad Latllb Bandera af Sanford. Bbtoa Ur. and lira. Nance Bandera of Sanford, a boy Diodtorgeo W in lam Clause, Virginia Bheddan, David Fryman and Mra. William Smith and baby of Saaford. . DECEMBER tl Arthur Vrttaa, Kodaay Sharp and Margaret Rbener of Do­ Bary; Dekme Wilber of Lake Mary; WUltom Hamilton, Leslie Holcombe, Catherine Bowen, Susan Hemphill, Al­ bert Warren, Calvin Moor*, Ella Lord, Shirley Alexander aad Deanb Hogan of San­ ford. Births Sir. and Mra. Richard Wil­ ber of Sanford, e boy. Mr. and Mra. Joseph Alex­ ander of Sanford, a girl DUcbargee Sfra. Eldon Shiver and baby, Lake Mary; Loviaa Van Ma­ ter, Tampa; Anna Daglla, Do­ Bary; Reman Bridges, Ther­ esa Musik, Hubert UcSwain, Paul Royiand, Uura Harden, Mrs. Ruben Burch and baby af Sanford. DECEMBER IS Admissions Clyde Urban, DeBary; Doro­ thy Britton, Lake Monroe; Mary Kruger, Betty Jean WUliams, Derrick Gilchrist, Comer Jones, Sarah Ander­ son, Sarah Clsowskl of San­ ford. lUrtha Mr. and Mrs. James Skip­ per of Banford, a boy Discharges Angela Vandal!, Loogwood; Agnea Cook, 8usan Hemphill, Catherine Bowen, Terry Jenkin, Mrs. Lawrence Kuhta and baby, Mrs. John Butler and baity, Mra. Malvin Moose end baby, Mrs. James Burns end baby, Mrs. Namon Sand­ ora and baby, Mrs. Lewis Hardy and baby, of Sanford. DECEMBER U Admissions Lucy Uallarman, Lake Mon­ roe; Christopher Moore, lake Monroe; Everett Kent, DeBary; Clarence Johnson, Lake Mary; Msrgartt Hud­ gins, Roaaleo Bruton, Her­ man Burton. Mary Lou Mc­ Donald, Rosemarie Tlicker, Patricia Clark. M«gar*t Wlrth, Earths Akins of San­ ford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Akins of Sanford, a boy, Mr. and Mra. Donovan Tuck­ er of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Roger Clark of Sanford, a boy Dlscharees Phyllis Moore, Lake Mary; Joseph Hutchinson, Winnie ColUns, Connie Nash of Sanford. Shop the Harald Ada where i local merchants offer their! best buys. CHEESE u 49* mm HAM 4&$2 " * U A X IE U . HOUSE 2 25 ' O L E O q>>rtm 'h ROSEOALE HALVES OR SLICES SUNSHINE HUHO CRACKERS "i& 29c BETTY CROCKER ASST, GOLD MEDAL PLAW OR SELF RISING FYNE-TASTE CRANBERRY * * * * * W jz .u -^ t u G * * 11 l ft* ■ W ILSON'S FINEST SHORTENING HOMEMAKER GOLDEN FRUIT FLAVORS MORTON FROZEN i I APPLE R{ PEACH " CHERRY COCONUT* CUSTARD PUMPKIN 28 OZ BTTL (PLUS DEPOSIT) FANCY PASCAL FANCY DELICIOUS EXTRA URG E STALK N E I CROP tr F R E -N A R C A U F . FRUIT �g > m tfn rti l i m wfll be at the old Poet Office Frkky the hour* of 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. and 5 p. m. and 9 p. tn. Saturday he will talk to yoongitara from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 8 to 8:80 pt m. Downtown etorea will ha open until • p. a . tonight, Friday and Saturday night. to WlATHKBt Partly doody, mild. Low tonight, BO. YOU 63 United Preaa Leased Wire ** e i o c * LARRY TER8HEL I* tb# last celwriting f«r •while it Might bn a goad Mae to catch ip an Christnan presents. Here’s My Ch r 1st m as list fsr this year.) THE CHAMBER OP COM­ MERCE: About six now In­ dustries and four new tourist attractions. THE CITY OP SANFORD: Soma additional funds to fix i ' up tbs aos and make it ona of top attractions in central Florida. THE CITY OP ORLANDO: A map of tha city of Sanford. COUNTY COMMISSIONER JOHN FITZPATRICK: An administrative a id e so he won't have to get out In the middle of the night to look aver a drainage ditch. . 4 MACK CLEVELAND JR.; A seat in tha Senate. GORDON FREDERICK JR. A. political job . . . ana that cornea with a license tag. FRANCIS ROUMILLAT JR.: About 00 new member­ ships to the Chamber of Com­ merce. TOM McDONALD: A may i iA a ar'e name plats. C O U N T Y COMMISSION CHAIRMAN J. C. HUTCH! SON: Roberta Rules Of Order. JIMMY CRAPPS: plaudit* for the fine job ho did M y or during 1962. VERNON DU NN . TED WILLIAMS. EARL HIGGIN* BOHA 31: Three who never 9 showed they were lame ducks 9 and always had tha county and clty’a good at heart. THE TOWN OP NORTH ORLANDO: A public relations u* C’ EaUbliahad 1908 THURS.. DECEMBER, 20, 1902 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 609 Orlando M ayor Case Dismissed louthy M eeting Extended A Day NASSAU, Bahamas (UPI) — President Ken­ nedy and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan today ex­ tended their talks for an extra day in search of a compromise that would give Britain a nuclear deter­ rent substitute for the controversial Skybolt missile. The two met again in a villa overlooking the nsuvA... Two Die In Fire HUD80N, Mass. (UPI>— Two persons died and 12 others wars injured today whan a smoky corridor fin caught S6 elderly nursing home patients ia their bads. Union Chiefs Feud WASHINGTON (UPI) — Al Hartnett was suspended Wednesday as secretary-trea­ surer of tha International Union of Electrical Workers to climax a bitter fusd with President James B. Carey. Funds Okayed WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Florida Stata Board af Health has been swarded a CECIL TUCKER: An or­ 1186,000 federal grant ta tnrestigate the encephalitis out­ ange without lea hi it. REALTORS: Two now NAS break In the 8c Petersburg squadrons. area earlier this year. POSTMASTER GUT AL­ LEN: A Job. West Appeals HAROLD JOHNSON: Any GENEVA (UPI) — T ha aid attorney general’s opinion. Western powers appealed ta JOHN ALEXANDER: Good the Soviet Union Uday to re­ luck buddy, you’ll nesd it turn to tha disarmament con­ CITY CLERK H E N R Y ference after tha Chriitmas TAMM JR.: An additional recess ready to Mgotlate on staff to help him complete bis a serious bails. vacant property reappraisal. THE TOWN OP LONG- Cigarets Out WOOD: A ntw city halL BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI)— CITY JUfcGE KEN McIN- One of tha country’s largest TOSH: A new dog ordinance. c a n c e r research hospitals GEORGE TOUHY: A pot­ Wednesday banned all clgaret ted plant la front of First vending machines from its Federal. buildings because of the JIM PIGOTT: A n o t h e r "meteoric rise in lung cancer Butch Riser. JOHNNY SAULS::. . . An­ deaths due to smoking." Atlantic, where no mala topic was discussion of a nuclear striking force for Britain. Tha British had hoped to arm their jet bombera with tha Amer­ ican Skybolt missile But tha United States plans ta scrap that weapon because It bas proved too costly and baa been unsuccessful thus fir. Thus the need ia to find a anbatituta for Britain—parhapa tha Polaris missile or a nuclear force within th e framework of tha North Atlan­ tic Treaty Organisation. The talks originally were scheduled to end today, but they were so touchy that the two leaders decided to go on for another day. Officials said the first Item on the agenda when they met at lo a.m. was a renewal of tha Skybolt discussion*. There was an expactatloo that tha president and the prime minister would turn to tha tense Far East situation later la the day. The problem of the Congo also loomed in tha background. During tha night, Secratary at Defense Robert McNamara and British Defense Minister Act Is Cited County Judge Vernon Mlae wife bad received numerous’ or not the general law, StaWednesday afternoon dismiss­ anonymous telephone calls ol tutc 163, applied In the case ed the case against North Or­ n threatening nature, and at of a municipality formed an lando Mayor Frank Fasula on one gathering Anderson dis­ der special legislation, aa charges of failure to open the played a large piece of cloth was the case with North Or­ books and records to the clti- on which was printed a threat lando. to the life of his daughter. A request to the state’s at­ sens of the town. As a result of these threati, torney for a ruling produced The charges were dropped, according to County Prosecut­ Anderson had a warrant is­ no definitive answer to the ing Attorney Karlyla Houa- sued for the arrest of Fasula question and after further holder because tha legislative under Ttorida Statute 163. the ltudy by Judge Mixe, prose­ act under which Fasula waa general legislation covering cutor Karlyle Houtholder and charged is "contrary" to the the incorporation of municipal­ defense attorney Mack Cleve­ provisions of n special act ities which stipulates that all land Jr., another hearing was town books art to be turned held Wednesday and the case passed la 1939. The case la tha outgrowth over to the treasurer, and fail­ was dismissed. of a series of mass meetings ure to do so constitutes a mis­ lloushoktcr revealed that and personal differences be­ demeanor. at the final argument of the tween W. W. Anderson, town Fasula, when Informed of preliminary hearing on the treasurer, and the mayor, who the warrant, appeared at the charge against Fasula, Cleve­ Anderson alleged refused to sheriffi office and accepted land cited that the Special release the town books and service there and was rrleaicd Act of 1939 creating the Vill­ checkbook to Anderson's cus­ on his own recognisance. age of North Orlando con­ At n pre-trail bearing held tains in Article 3, Section 13, tody. At a series of mass meet­ • number of weeks ago, the of Its charter a provision for ings held last summer, An­ discussion became soagxed charges to be made against min* •• to whether any town official or officer derson cltlmcd be •"'* kl* m of the village of North ON Undo before the Town Coun­ cil and seU forth n full and complete procedure for the Town Council to hold a trUl of any charges brought against any official or offi­ cer of the village and to de­ termine the guilt or Inno­ cence of any such person and provides a penalty If auch person should be found guilty. The General Legislative Act under which Fasula was charged la contrary to the provisions of this Special Legislative Act and where this occurs it U the law that the Special Act shall control and be the deciding factor, in view of this snd since there it a provision provid­ ed in the Special Act, the charge pending against Fa aula in the County Judge’s Court must of necessity be dismissed. Soviet W orking Again In Congo WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Soviet Union, which waa rebuffed in an attempt to put Russian mil* itary and economic groups tn the Congo in 1960^ seems to be waiting in the wings for another try. And, not entirely content with waiting, it nppear* to be working behind the scenes to encourage the downfall of central Con­ go Premier Cyrille Adoula. which could create the kind of vacuum the Communists like to fill. The Soviet ambassador In the Congo Is reported to have been making the rounds of Leopoldville, hinting at offera of military aid and gen­ erally behaving as though the time soon would be rip* for Soviet Intervention. Leftist deputies in the Con­ go parliament hava teamed up with deputies represent­ ing the Conakat party of Katanga Premier M o I a e Tshombe In an effort to top­ ple Adoula. Thair line has been that Adoula, with Western and U. S. support, had been unable to unify the Congo and that stronger measure* may be necessary. The possibility of renewed Soviet designs on the Congo has been ■ major factor In President Kennedy’s decision to Increase U. S. military squipment aid to UN force* and to dispatch a military team lo the Congo to survey equipment needs, „ __ M special atudy papers aimed at reaching soma sort of com­ promise to give Britain a nu­ clear strike potential. Action Underway ToGet Reduced HayRate Used Approval ia expected short­ ly of one phase of relief to farmer* who suffered losses during the recent freese. County Agent Cecil Tucker said today that the Interstate Commerce Commission hae approved a 60 percent freight rate reduction on shipments of hay to cattlemen end other farmers in the county who ap­ ply for such assistance. Review of a legal point In the ICC ruling is being made by the Supreme Court and fi­ nal word is expected right away. Tha freight rate ruling al­ lows railroads to ship hay and other vital needs to diMttar areas at 60 percent of the cost normally required by the rate structure eat by the ICC. This waa used by Seminoia County agricultural intaresta to get hay in the 1967 freese dis­ aster. other Johnny Saul*. COUNTY JUDGE VERNON Stocks Irregular NEW YORK (UPI) — MIZE: A new door ta his of­ Stocks opened Irregularly fice. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD: higher In moderately active trading today but most gains A full quorum. P A T R O L M A N JIM were limited. Wllh Wednes­ HARDYfA eoupy of Stephen day’s sharp market rise was Crane’s “Tha Red Badge Of a quick reversal for the bet­ ter in the sentiment of market Courage." analysts. SORORITIES: Oops! GARFIELD W A L K E R : Some dry toast and a glass of Norstad Honored PARIS (U PI)-U . 8. Air warm milk. . BASEBALL FANS: Some Force Gen. Laruis Norstad re­ major league club to train j ceived tha Grand Crosa of the here. LegLn of honor, the highest BOB BESSKRER^An In­ award France can bestow on tern progran/and a fete^moro a foreigner, in ceremonies to­ Mill-Burton Mollars. day anticipating hi* retire­ ArB. PETERSON .SR.: ment Jen. 2 as supreme Allied OhO copies of "1984” so people mmander in Europe. can understand what he’s try­ ing to do. ule Mail Burned ROAD SUFT. J. C. FREDERICKSBURG, V a . ENDEK: A bucket of (UPI) — A aealed mail car paint ____ carrying Christmaa packages COUNTY KNSINIER BILL to Florida taught fire end A prediction of more fee BUSH: Drainage plana for burned today in the Richmond, night waa mada today tha Adams Shopping canter. Fredericksburg and Potomac weather forecaster Mitthew CASSELBERRY: An accur­ Railroad yards here. A postal Gerfinkel at Orlando, who said ate soning map. ground mist should dieeppear BILL STEMPER: A client inspector said most of the Friday. for that facility at Park and 1,002 pieces of mail in tho Tha fog Wednesday night storage car, part of the 11aFirst was so heavy in the south end NORTH ORLANDO TOWN vena Special an route to Jack­ of Seminole County that visi­ sonville, Fla., were apparently COUNCILMAN WOODY AN­ bility In ■poll waa I«m than deitro) »d. DERSON: A set of books. 73 feet and traffic on atato OVIEDO; Lake J e s s u p i»y' road* « u ilowod and Causeway. j almost to a walk. Traffic BILL HUTCHISON: A litat on llwy. 17 91 while movement tie peace on klonday nights jw«r than uaual, waa ; much slower . . . and shorter City Commis­ tha presence of naon The annual Christmas vaca­ eased by the sion meetings. t biuinaaa houaaa lights on the business COUNTY COMMISSIONER tion for Seminole County .which made ado the tha outlines outllnaa of tha school students b«|an today as ELECT LEE GARY: Big road relatively clear. classes were dismissed at the enough feet to fill Vernon regular hour until Jan. 2. Dunn’s shoes. The customary two-week TANGLEWOOD R E S I ­ holiday was cut this year In DENTS: A invitation to meet Bridge_____ Paga 7 order that the schools may Seminole County. Classified _ Page tl also take a spring vacation. FOR HEAR LAKE AND _____________ Comic* ___ Pag* 10 LAKE MONROE: Much need-, . . . Dear Abby ----- Page 1 ed fire department*. BODFCI T O ivlCCt Editorial Page 4 I AKUY VERSUEL: Chriat The County Commission will Entertainment . Pag* 7 in New York . . . and j meet at 9 a.m. Friday in what Puzzle_______ Page 10 li expected to be a routine ttot's where 111 be. Society — Page &A 9 A short meeting. Chairman TO EVERYONE Kporta _______ Page 6 j C, Huiduaoa said today. JUsiy UcwUaaa. Night Fog Lift Is Expected Police OnDuly In North Orlando HAPPY WINNERS o f tha oversea* phone calls to servicemen at Christmas are Mr*. George Maffett, left, and Mr*. Katherine Phngun, right. They are shown receiving the new* at the USO along with Uiwsell Kitner o f the CWA Local .*1108, which will arrange the culla; Rev. Ernest Rolick and. rear, David Van Nee* Ness and Mr*. Carolyn Hiioon* o f the USO. (Herald Photo) Freeing Prisoners Appears Set HAVANA (UPI) New York Attorney James B. Donovan returned to Havana today with two unidentified companions, apparently to put the finishing touchea to the Cuban invasion prisoners •xchange deal. Havana radio indicated to­ day that negotiations will be successful soon for the re­ lease of 1.113 prisoners of the Pay of rig* invasion of Cuba In April 1961. I' froin report* gathered, that1 “ Think God. all our feara In a broadcast heard here, 'th, indemnification demand ' 1" over,” he said. “ Now it the radio said that “officials ed by the revolutionary ia only a matter of days be of the revolutionary govern. , , fore our loved onea will be „ ment and members of the court*, made up of clinical | committee who have conre and medical equipment, will1 Tlie American Red Cross la rushing 63.1 million worth of to Havana, headed by Amer­ be positive shortly." ican lawyer James P. Dono­ Donovan slipped into Mi- food and medical supplies invan, renewed negotiation* for ami International Airport to Florida a* ransom for the tha liberation of the 'mer­ Wednesday night after an- prisoner* nouncmg in Havana he had There was one report that cenaries' of Playa Giron.” “ Everything seenu to indi- receive Castro's answer re * U. S. freighter might leave broadcast said. garding the release of the for Cuba with the first supcate, men captured |9 montha ago plies Friday night or Saturin the abortive Bay of Pigs day morning. invasion. Although the cost of the In Havana, a relative of ( ransom in the form of food, the prisoners said they might1medical supplies and drug* be heed at any moment, al- was listed at |33 million, the though it probably will he |cost of getting it to Cuba early nest week before they i would push the price tag well are released. |ovcr $70 million. North Orlando’a police de­ partment has been reactivated •nd the town limits ore being posted tn forbid hunting in the village, It was announced today by Sgt. Bob Stephen­ son. Patrolling of Ih* town atsrtcd Wednesday night snd every effort will be made to prevent the shooting of firearms In the town, Stephenson said. He edited that violator* of the ordinance will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. A speed limit of 33 mile* per hour ha* been aet for tha Isingwood-Ovledo Road and strict enforcement of this also ie promised. Tanker Crashes NAHA, Okinawa (U l'l)-A United State* Air Force KB30 tanker plane erethed during a landinr attempt at Kadena Air Fore* Base today, killing seven person*. Five of the vic­ tims were American crewmen and two were Okinawan civil­ ians. County Schools Start Holidays Herald Index RANSOM FOR CUBAN PRISONERS—Purt of the 150 ton* of supplies being sent to Cuba in exchange for the releaae o f 1,113 men captured in the Bay o f Pig* invasion ix unloaded from a plan* in Miami. (N’ EA Telephoto) cause of the amount of traffic originating in the Orlando area for the Jet service cur­ rently offered and if the available service was expand­ ed th* traffic would be great­ er. The support of the local group was asked because a check revealed that last year over 3,000 Seminole County resident* used the Jet planes out of McCoy. It was brought out during the discussion that a facility equal to the McCoy base could not be duplicated fur less than several hundreds o f ' millions of dollars, and the j Air Force command Is c o -1 operating to tha utmost to fill the needs of th* area in providing space and facilities for tha jet service LAKELAND (UPI) — The Florida Agricultural T a x Council, a statewide non-profit group, wtQ ask all county las assessors to r*-evaluata agri­ cultural an d horticultural lands ia January In light of th« severe economic damaga from the freest. Tb# group had Its organisa­ tional meeting hare Wednes­ day and alected Latimer If. Turner, Sarasota County cat­ tleman. aa prcsldaaL Other of­ ficers are Thomas K. McClana Jr., of tb* Florida Farm Bu­ reau Federation, vie# presi­ dent, and Frank D. Trovillioo, Florida Citrus Mutual, sacratary-treasurer. The council was formed to try to obtain uniform and fair taxation of land used for ag­ riculture tad horticulture. “ Lo** eg our crop* and dam­ age to agricultural law throughout tb* stata wU hava a far-reaching adverse affect on' Florida’* entire business and financial community," Turner said. Cities Planning Apportion Battle TAMPA (UPI)—A committee ef representatives from urban areas of the atato will formulate plana tor a fight for better state reapporiiomntat led by municipalities. The committee, with SL Petersburg Mayor Harman Gotdncr aa chairman, waa named hare Wednesday at the organisational meeting of a mayors conference on appor­ tionment. Representatives from Tam­ pa. Miami, St. Petersburg, Or­ lando, Sarasota, West Palm Beach. Lakeland and Hills­ borough County attended the mooting. -------------------- Youth department* of th* First Church of the Nasaren* in Sunfurd will present the annual Christmaa program to­ day at 7:30 p. m. The public ia Invited. Turkey & Camera complete with flash at­ tachment, cane, etc, with each net of 4 Den­ man Super Safety Tire*. FREE TURKEY with each act of 4 Denman Air Stream Tire*. • GET YOUR TIKES INSPECTED FHEB O EASY • • NO TIME PAYMENTS CARRYING CHARGER WB SPECIALIZE IN TIKKB FOR FOREIGN CARA • WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS Take Advantage Of Our 33 Yearn Experience McRoberls Tire Supply INCORPORATED (03 W. 1st. SL | Program Tonight J'h sm ! Chamber Supports Orlando Jet Port A resolution to support tho establishment of a jetport fa­ cility for Central Florida at McCoy AFB, was adopted by tho executive commit!** of th* Seminoia County Chamber of Commerce Wednesday. The meeting was a followto th* Orlando meeting attended by chamber president Richard Dess, Clif­ ford klcKIbbin, Merle Warner and manager John Krider at which Orlando Mayor Robert Carr explained the need and the opportunity to expand the terminal facilities at McCoy currently being used by two airlinea to provide jet service from Orlando lo the West and Southwest It woe claimed that there Is no other location feasible be­ TaxCouncil Sets Up Request For ReviewOf Land 8* aford Pk PA 2-0631 �The temperature drsppe,! to jttost sore t o '.00 teethenr loins •goal to tbs original; Fee r n t o i * f liability Insurenco to protect Um bond balden nod Um tows ***tote Um ; m retire *M basks* in «u tha central plaint and Mini*, •ippl valley, dropping readtoga to aaa above aero at Graad Forfca, K. D, and bold, tog tba temperature below freesing at tba Minnesota twin citlea of Mlnneapolla-St, PaaL Tba wintry air b r o u g h t aaow to Colorado’* mountain* after a long, dry Indlaa sunsmar which thmteaad crops aad worried tba atato’a multi, mlllioa dollar akl taduatry. Up to Id lachas af aaow waa rw* ported by aaow akl oparetora. Other parto ai tba West had email amouato af moleturn with Pbaaahr, Arte, getting aaa af tba larger amounts, 44 inches la Id hours. St Louis gat'41 toehss to six hours. That than ba aa free serv­ cerdaacu with tba fodoral tan ice offered any Individual, tattoo to tba laodar, indicat­ lav aru not taxable aocuritloe. group ar municipal depart­ ing that tba town charter al­ Four ta d s a n aat up by ment; low* tba town to barrew tba ordlaaea to addition to a amney for mntdpal Improve- rovanus toad: aa oporatlooa sad maintenaaca ta d , a stak­ manta. ing t a d to pay laterast m the bonds, • repair aad rw placement t a d aad a reserve ta d . any obligationa with a lisa superior to that Imputed by the ordinmeo} And for authority for tba town counsel to Institute vali­ dation praaaadlnga to tba cir­ cuit court Following tba reading, tba ooaadl by rail call veto unaaiJunior Chamber o f Commtrcu. Shown above aru cloaa to 80 happy younfituru before embarking on tho trip. (Herald Photo) held bqh ha decided to try year-old Ntgra failed to yield MaredHh to absentia n s hasp tba right ot way to another car while driving through tba recerd straight'* OXFORD, Mian. (UP!) — Tho Army Wednesday with­ drew awother to# mao from the farce guarding Negro atodent Jamas B. Meredith at the Living with Miss Elkina to University af M ississippi, bar beloved pat aad compan­ lasvtag NO aaldiaie so tho ion, "Judy Caaova," a bitch cocker apiudal who will ‘be 11 yean old to August. Proudly displayed In the liv­ ing room la a colorful artificial flower arrangement presented by tba Garden d e b along with tba Award plaque which will stand to the yard tkraegh tho Avtrd presented by the North i Orlande Garden dab. eatly has her dress d a p to Until thin month only gar- tba i Midland Plata. donf af club membera ware Other than gardening, bar eligible to bo considered far jhobbies include the coUoctlao the avard, however, at last < af antiques which HU bar moati's meeting tba chib bosna. i Mahogany Items have voted to opsa the privilege to aU { beea converted tola cherry an raaldanta af tba villaga. colored F r a n c k Provencal Miss Elkins does all bar own landscaping and pruning. has combined both hobbles for Tho only Job aha doesn't tac­ the decor, to antique white, kle is that af mowing the to highlighted by aa African lavs. violet filled earl A border of violate, new to bloom, extends from the front of tba boms to the aide af tho tirporte aad is convincing proof that the owner baa a groan thumb. Ugnatrem aad asarla are ■aad to form a badge directly to froot of tba walkway which leads to a trellis covered wttb light pink sweetheart roses. Assist bads along the front Fatal Dimeter Louie Mate- of tbs bouse arc surrounded wrlgbt told the cabinet mem­ with white pebble brick which bers wbo aabe up tbs Badge; bring out tba colors whea tba to g a arc in bloom. Xlarge trellis screening tba carports bolds ivy and Con­ federate Jasmine with blus sprues nestling at the base. ■Also along this side la a cor­ ner bed of English ivy which turns at this time of year from deepest green to a par­ tial red. Tba north aide of tba lawn has an assies bed with palms, dogwood and Garbers daisies and on lha south side asaleas ar* again used with Australian oak and palms. Naxt to tha house on tba south skis, llguatrum and Her­ bert daisies form a bad with n bug# flame vine adding col­ or to this part of tho garden. Fruit trees, loquato and palma are spread throughout tba back and a rose garden, filled with a wide variety af buibea, shows a marked and definite sign of care aad cul­ ture by Mist Elkina wbo says aba finds roses vary easy te THE NORTH ORLANDO garden of Miss Journo grow through regular sprayElkins, pictured, hog been chosen by tho North lag and feeding. Orlando Garden Club for the December Garden Aloog the house In back of the Month Award. Mien Elkina’ homo ia at 44 night blooming Jasmine HU tba S. Cortez Ave. (Herald Photo) , air with their sweet fragrance So wo will ipany af tha 7S0th Military Hood, Tee. Meredith, who toft tha e a » pen with ether etsdeata Teenday, had failed to appear to court to his homo town of Konclueko Wednesday and waa coovleted aad fined |10 to The fine was paid by Maredlth's forfaited bond and May­ or Emmett Carr, who presided Barnett Service Set For Friday Funeral service* for Mr. James Virgil Barnett, SI, ai Longwood, wbo died Monday, will be bald at 10:10 a. m. Friday at Graakev Funeral Home with Rev. William 8 lev. sns officiating. Bertel will bo to Woodlawa Memorial Part to Orlando. A carpenter by occupation, Mr. Barnett came te Long, wood to 1M4 from Andrews, N. a Ha was a mambas of tba Baptist Church. Survivors are bia widow, Mrs. Blanche Barnett of Longwood; a see, Henry H. Barnett af Longwood | two daughters, Mrs. LeclUa B. y * F A B R IC S H O E S ^ f Nj ar DYED F R E E 1 DAY btUtVK.K S iS r ^ e n te r 207 W . 1st 81. - — * by tba Supreme Court, ha reported. Ducksr uid that ha persoo- Manual A nfS^SsM Electric ■ Standard A 9 Portable JOHN ALEXANDER, loft, District 2 county commiaaionar-alect, toured tho Loafwood Library last Thursday night whoa ho wiaitod tho Long* wood Area Chamber of Commerce to moot and visit with membera. Show* lug him through the facility were Mrs. E. P. Richards, second from left and Mjaa Dorothy Heath, assistant librarian. (Herald Photo) SALES A RENTALS H AYNES OFFICB MACHINE CO. I l l Magnolia. Sanford Always Open Except tor (he sun, Alpha Centaur! to tba ciooast known ■tar to tho earth, yet h to so distant that it takei about fear years tor its rage to reach ns. LO M A X Monthly Installments Okie| see deter. Mm- ■- P. Grant «f Andrews sad five grandchildren end three greet grandchildren. bo dosed Monday, December 84 HD*’ food and related fields, which sponsors basis research to nu­ trition at 0 colleges, univer­ sities and medical schools. It also supports a program of ad­ vanced training for career man aad woman in nutrition acianca aad education, and a program of public information. Through newspapers tba foun­ dation famishes reliable In­ formation to the public an foods and their beat use. Jenkins, wbbse company to headquartered la Lakeland; said, "Publix Super Markets strive to provide Florida fam­ ilies with attractive, nutritious foods at moderate cost. We are delighted to bo associated £ with the Nutrition Foundation w which, far 30 years, has bonafitted tba consumer through its baalc research, and Its ef­ forts to Inform the American family about tho best, most enjoyable use of our abundant food supply." LONDON (UPI) - Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to tho vocalist on a rock *n roll redord that to sweeping Greet Britain. fbe record was bom at ft# Conservative party conference laat summer, when Mac­ millan compared the Labor party’s hesitancy to take a stand an the common market Issue to i s old music lull song, "She Didn’t Say Y « ." Macmillan spoke the words of the song to the delegates. The first stanxa goes: She didn’t say yes, - she didn’t say no. She didn’t say come, she didn't say go. The speech was taped and broadesst and caught the ear of .Nicholas Luard, wbo owns Private Eye, a British satir­ ical magaxioe. Luard rounded up a chorus, guitars, drums and other In­ struments and transposed tha recording of Macmillan's voice aver the rock 'a roll background. "The boy has a great votes," Luard said today. "We cant print enough cop­ ies." Macmillan’* reaction waa not known. nil day CURRENT INTEREST RATE K arns Insurance A gency Ball - Blair Agency M oughton Insurance A gency Boyd - W allace Insurance Pow ell's Insurance Agency Carraway & McKibbin Insurance Stamper Agency Crumley - M onteith, Inc. Irving I. Pryor, Insurance Up To 36 Months To Pay * tha Mayfair orchestra. CHRISTMAS* t Macmillan Is • Rock ’n Roll Sensation • (Brnald Photo) Piano Pupils GiveRecital Children ot the arse tonhired to the performance wars Bath Aaa Lindsay, Allen Hart, Henry Stubbs, Steve Bari, Danna Farrell, Polly Brannon, George Jenkins, president of Nancy Taite, Brenda Stubbs, Publix Super Markets, gy-atoro Yvonne Pratt, Sandy Brown Florida food chei**, has bean named a director of The Nu­ George Stubbs completed trition Foundation, Dr. Hor­ the program with a trumpet ace L. Sipple, executive sec­ solo accompaaiad at tha piano retary of lha foundation, an­ by Mrs. Stubbs. Refreshments ware served nounced. Tha Nutrition Foundation fa by the hostess daring the rea public service organisation, **• ADDING J8ACHINES p S B S I new eUri Crad Mrt. Stamper, M r. n d M n . MOtos Smith and District Governor and Mrs. Hugh Snnean. population with the house re­ maining tha same. However, ha facto that It to becoming toss and tots probable that the matter aaa ha settled outside tha courts. Following bit talk he ana- that our employee may enjoy H too, John R . Alexander ? • Man Who Fled Prison 22 Years Ago Is Found YULRTIDB FUN was tho first order o f bueineeu « t tho bnaqtwt and done* held b y Sanford Lions, shown here in tho lobby o f tho M ayfair Inn. From lo ft a n Praoident Jock 8temper and ATLANTA (UPI) - Georgia prlaoo authorities said today they would atart proceeding! immediately to return an ag­ ing, eancer-strlckea killer who ' ) escaped prison 33 years ago te 4 Rektovlll* State Prlaoo from Florida. Robert J. Carter, assistant director of the State Board of Corrections, said W i l s o n Spikes, 0 , "wU bo returned to tba state. If necessary, well sxtradlta him.** ,* j FBI afasts and DeLand po) Uca captured Spikes, wbo vat — using tba name of Charles m Sanders, at tba homo of bis sister to DeLeoa Springs near DeLand. Ha vas serving a Ufa term lor a shotgun slaying In Ware County, Ga., in 101. and open 'til noon, Saturday, December 22. Never look directly et th« tun while wearing lungiaa***. The National Society for the Prevention af Dllndncsi worn* that tinted Unset will provid* relief from the sun's glart I but not from harmful infra-1 red rays that can domags the delicate retina of the eye. U.S. ShowsReds FirmBerlinStud wkitoUisYrat «f Ufa Insurance Optional O m Muskrats are p o w e r f u l swimmers. Whan changing tocality, they prefer to travel to water ratbag than an toad. Rowland, Dr. Frank Loons, A1 Probat, Bin Millar aad Roger E. Gamer. Special guests af tha even­ ing included la ri leborth to Pierson, BUI Wallar af M a­ ter Park and A1 Laaar ot Or­ lando, International council­ ors; Deputy District Gov. T. OPEN All Day SUNDAY BICYCLES Pinecrest Skate Party Tonight A skating party for (ha benefit of the PtoecmeLF-TA win M Raid at Melodic Skat­ ing Rink on Onora Rd. from 7:30 to 10:30 p. m. today. President Kan Mclntorii said today. Parenta and children are invited to attend, as well aa any other persons wbo Ilka to skate. Proceeds, which will bo donated by rink owner Sbcaly Best will go for the work af tba association. A ll Day Christmas DEC. ! M For Your Convenience BOP TO Y BASEBALL CHEST REMCO KISSY Flying Dutchman DOLLS Antique Car "golden apples" to filmlands most cooperative and uncoop­ erative actors and actresses. Connie Stevens and Dick (Dr. Kildare) Chamberlain ware given "golden apples" aa the most cooperative mala and female performera of 1983. Mlsa Day and Beatty were voted the most uncooperative of the year. They "woo" over nominees Ana * Margaret, James Gamer, Vince (Ben Casey) Edwards aad James Drury of "The Virginian" talavialon series. MUs Stevens* victory was over Janet Leigh, Paula Pren­ tiss and Deborah Walley. Chamberlain defeated Troy Donohue, George Mabarsto aad John Wayne. SP A C E R A N G E R Battery Powered PIGGY BANKS A LAW N POLO S O 7 9 Think-a-Tron ^ The m M achine That BOV S en d Gl kl S onm ?6 B'/CYCLES Better Beth Palatine For a successful ensmailing Job in your bathroom, all traces of airborne soap oils must be removed from the walls, and the old glossy sur­ face must tie dulled. This will assure batter adhesion and a longer Luting finish. If you Woridta Only Klectronlo Wrist Timepiece use a cleaning compound con­ taining trlaodium phosphate, both Jobs can be combined in one, according te the National Paint, Varnteh and Lacquer Association. Trap Drum Sets $2 89 ACCUTRO N’ by BUIOVA CHRISTMAS LIGHTS CLEARANCE DHT tm*«,i«<« i, FA 3-8111 M *4 totota IB-LIGHT Joor Set *j Glimmer Set *3 £ Outdoor Sot e^Q Q itdoor Set 303 E. 1st 38-LIGHT IGHT IGHT *2 MIGHT C4 tw inkle Set ''I L IG G E T T W Jewelry Store WINTER PARK * 0 AA Soor Set Flattering Fashions For The Toll And Long-Walated 229 W . FAIRBANKS MI 4-6864 $ Applicable TO U C H TO N STORES CORNER E A S T FIRST ST. and M A G N O L IA A V E . Beauty Alda PH O NE F A 2-2482, SA N FO R D , F L A . �I r trtikU PotratW holiday k y in ii> C show tod swallow many pooplo will _________ bow Muily fir* era atart from trw liffat* with fUmay or wonwwt winicy. q Iu i ornammU ahaitir raeily into million* of alhrm. Handle with earn and heap extra* and diacardad bplba oat of the reach of ehOdven. Hava a many Ohriatnaa. Help year doctor hat* a marry one, too, by iettlsf him atay at homo with hi* family. Madame Donna Psyehfe Reader Political plan was Ith a line wife’* aphe cornea Tplng trip: OUR My will. I wight add, b aware (tat "an that gUtteri la not fold." She la no i m p por-op of uaeonsiderod tolltea." Aa a ihopper, tar abapoapoirlaa motto lo "lot every eye . MgotUte for RMir aad truit no But aayoM who bai aneouatand the "many-headed mullltudo" la a department otero eaaaot help but wbh "that thli too too aolld flesh would malt, thaw aad ra­ Mira itself late a dew." I want out oeeo to gat my wile a lift, bat the expedi­ tion relulled hi "a beggarly account of ompty boxea." Tta exclaiming "a boraet a boreal my Uapdorn for a boree.'" After 90 mlniitca of looking BO AR D IN G Notebook WASHINGTON—(NKA) tan i n m m V. 81 title* ta n tta eheaeoa a te l la It An Interview With Willie Ttov vKh [ to ataw M l about i aeoa to «u . ia«o taea hi* worta peetatbaa lied to tta f. I In a l rery page, k aed fidme «p the r although ta the eoa• British, me to ua- The Vaaaaa WorldGraataot Fewer On tioeu for-crime which never exieted. la almiliar meaaure before. An important element hi thee# eeadttion* b eppertaa- portenlty. ' Then an more people tlghtIy packed together today, aad they can be victimised in crimee agatoat the person. Tta rise In ■treat xaeaalts end robberlea ehowe this opportunity b being Mixed. Likewise, in thb affluent country, material standards an atlll going up. Consequent­ ly then b n o n money and more Jewelry, fun, care, tele­ vision sets, cameras and ether goods to offer temptation. Thb abundance, n p r a n d from city centan out to await­ ing suburbs, ia too great for any police force to keep does watch upon. FBI men any, too, that many of than tempting prime a n careleMly guarded by their citisea owners. The agency notes, for ex- H O U SE OtfftSTMMTWIM BACK MOM THB, COUNTKV'MTHOUT laaiun." __________ _ I M 111H TPC it flict, the city-ward ruah of rural folk ill-equipped to lha aad hold Jobe to the aomplex urban cantare. The net of all thb. It b ar­ gued, b to heighten the urge to crime at a period to history when the proapact of acting upon the urge la maximised by the nation’s unparalleled growth. oua crimes. Most staggering la the fact that last year chil­ dren under II committed aa,000 burglerlea and 03,000 larIoenlsa. The Uttar toUl wu nearly four timea that to the By Hal Coehrea Are you looking forward to I refuM to aaawar tta qoeatwo vacations T Your own and on on the grounde that the * » • ,tud« u •**•. u * while the boss b away on bis. sewer might tend In Ircriml-1 aafercMsant specialists aad ate, degrade aad get me UIL Ptojtaiogbte argue that the Two Michigan bay* wen l well remarked Increase! are -Denial Cohan, rtluctont wit- B0» than real. A expelled for throwing boiled ness ton New Tack robbery {»*** frequently stressed b egga from their school lunch trill. that raporttog and tabulation at the school window. They did H the hard way. We’re decided Urn white mea I*** aaeurato than It used to When the maple asp runs la not so bad. Thera are even 6*some you can trust While conceding the paint, It makts some poopla amlie —Buffalo Titer, loader ef a FBI authorities qu a a t le a aad ethers bolt group of BemlnoUe wta aro wK«lh« ' “ *«•• ▼•nr far toVBW 3T1 The things you shouldn't going into business along «*pUlnlng the crime Far* A Sanford, Florida Thura., Dacembar 20,1862 Florlda’i Taalaml Trail. have thought are the things rise. | They put a finger on two It’s smart not to any. I told Mr. Khrushchev'that I didn't Intend to talk to him about music, so we discussed the cotton Industry la Tash­ kent. —Composer Igor Strarinaky, "Homes Ia A Community Built With Frida" visiting RussU for the first 8 * 4 BEDROOMS - 1 ,1 % * 2 BATHS time to 10 years. FACE *63 WITH NEW CONFIDENCE Join the owners of Security BOTTLED GAS Ravenna Park Priced From 811,900 COM PLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Lb ted aad eaibtel fletaihlm Metaal Faads ALLEN * C a 111 E. LEMON IT. LAKELAND. FLA. J ill 4s p _________*---------\ LOW DOWN PAYMENT PJLA-, r.H.A. In-Service, Coaraattoaal FtoaneUg KITCHENS BY GENERAL ELECTRIC PER 1M LB. CYLINDER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Custom Building A Specialty Gen. Office *U W. ttth S t - Ph. FA M1M Salts Offka FA I-74M Hemes On Country Club Id. - Follow Our Signs Me part ef aay malarial, save er eSvertistau. at tale #4UUa eC Tks SultrS UsraU may he repreOueea la ear auaeer wlthees wrlttee parmlssisa er tbs pehlUSer at The lsralC. Aar lo4ltld»»l *r lirm rtspoailWe ter such rsprsidles will be seael4sre4 a* lairlayiag ea The KtralS'e feepyrtaht aa! wni he hate Utile ter ismeaM eaSer the tew rslM tM mar U«we sstarsar. sntar. aae Chcteaaeei pah- III * STENSTROM REALTY Seles Agenta \ \ M I f to ■ No IuUlIatlom Cham* Delivery Anywhrra la Seminole Cooaty Call FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co, IN W. let *T. BE THE PROUD OWNER Of SaVINBS flCURIT? i �orery girt and bey. Wonder •what Santa hai for mo. Not nkat 1 am atm aakiag for 1 .know. Wefl anyway ana ef theae daye fco will aurpriee mo I am aero. Bat an 1 want Mm to da now in to eon that orery little boy and gjrt gate aomethJag ia their otoefcing. And yon be acre and Ware Mm aome goodlea .'an a plate on the table. • • • ,])aa into Mary Wall the ether day eptow*. She ia Urn form­ er Mo t Phillips. Mary ia one of my former bon pupils. She haa been la Maine. Brrh, .don't yon know that it la .apld op then? Glad yea are hem for awMio Mary. • • • .Oar neighbor ffo Baber, who y a i kart In an antomebUe wady m att* af C M I a u gift* n d cards," Postmaster ly on every cord n d package. Guy Alka Mid today, ."but I Parcela of real value rimnld am grateful for your excellent bo insured, and if they con­ cooperation to date on aey tain delicate gtfta, mack thorn "fragile," and fsedstufb sebJagt to cpollage ahoold bn marked "perishable." The poetmaiter suggested tew honra delay in getting that lost minute maOera'neo your earde and gtfta malted Air MaU for their Christmas may mean dbappotntmeat to earde and gtfta foot an gatag your ftteada and terad enee on Christmaa Day." With the Chriatmaa mail land now kitting tta peak, hero are a fow of tho postmaster's Important remiodera: Don't mall money fa Chrietmaa carda or pateela. perform in other citko. And aloe when .it cornea time for their dlaic, district and atato cootests, Dyaatroaica baa coma forth and lat Mr. Caae aka their track. 1 certainty hope aome Sanford company wiQ taka the HINT end call Mr. Cowley and tell him they wasat with her at Km Urn. Mm had Just left Mm at (Xraadmother Baker's horn. I • • •Did yea aea the fckfos •as the clothesline at a haem •aa the Vpeala read lari ! Thursday mocsiag? H looked 1pretty but I still don't like ! cold weather. • • • Hop* It •will be ale* for Christmas, ! • • • I wish that lari Uatur'day aftaraooa you an could ; have been with Grace Edj wards and me. Tha first • thing you would have noticed I was that every pair *f white • shoes on about TS high School Rand member* were so white ; that R hut your ays*. Every Mnedal pinned aa tfwir coats was shined to perfoctloo and pinned Just right Every .plum on their hats sparkled, .And every face bad tha Mg‘j e r i smile all afteraooa also. f Because the Seminole School bond went to nrlll# to march la the Chriatmaa parade aad boat pf all WERE the escorts of Rise America. You beard me right they had the distiner-thfcband escort nor played her Miss America” to per­ fection. And to top It off the lucky senior boys of the band fcad their picture made with HER. Boy did we have some swelled heads for awhile af.forwards. The O.D. on my •bus (wish I could remember (da name) (I forgot it acci­ dently on purpose, Just now) jfoust have thought it was pvao spring because every time someone called his name, he would answer "Yes Lorer.” He oven called me that. The bandmaster, Mr. Cowtoy, certainly was proud et his group. Did you know E Hospital Notes Shirley Eber, Lake Monroe France* Faupel, Orlando Wayne Baraum, Lake Mary; Chaster Daniels, Mary Me* Daniel, Anne Ruth HilUmao, Joe Axxarcllo, Doris Williams and Lucy Wilson of Sanford. ■on of Herbert and Jeasto Musa, baa bees a akk littk tyke. He la muck battar now. * * • Oert and tJrbna Lae bare Joined the grand­ parents club. Their daughter Ann and Johnny Woody bare a brand new eon horn Uat Friday in San Joan, Puerto Rico. Ho haa bean Mined John Dean. Congratulations to the parents and tho grand­ parents. I bet Oert la anxlooo to go down to nan them. • • • Also to bo congratulat­ ed art the Jama SUppora who also have a ton bon Saturday at Somlnola Mem­ orial Hospital and weighing • lbs. • on. Hs will got a big welcome home from bro­ ther Robert aad (later Tarrt Ana. • • • Frances Galloway and Rena Hrwkina were re­ cent visitor* at Clarence aad Iliad Kallm In Orlando. They went to act Kami and Francea' mother, Mrs. J. H. Edwards, who c a m up from Sebriag. * * * Jim aad Shir ley Hawkins aad young daughter Klnuny ' are her* visiting Jim's parenta Vie aad Charlotte 11swkins for tha holidays. They are from Sil­ ver Springs, Md. * * * Mrs. C. R. Giles and Mrs. Edith s m D t t n HI GH S T Y L E TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. Farris Bryant haa ask­ ed President Kennedy to at­ tend the Orange Bowl game to Miami with him oo New Year's Day. Bryant said ha had aakad the President to be his guest since the chief executive haa a great interest in ipocts, especially football, and wiH be staying in Palm Beach fur the holidays. > No answer had been an­ nounced on whether Kennedy will attend the clash between Alabama aad Oklahoma. The BROWNIE WORLD PINS were presented to sight members of North Or­ lando Troop 695 during a Christman Party Tuesday afternoon. Receiving the pins were, from left, Patty Purker, Dianne Stewart, Glorlda Lane, Debby Lane, Suzanne Giroux, Jamie Black, Toryn Black and Anne Marie Bowling. (Herald Photo) Jimenez Bond Plea Is Refused Christmaa lamps are lighted MIAMI (UPI) - Ex-Ven­ The Chriatmaa trees are bright, ezuela dictator Marcos Peres Aad Christmas hearts deligbL Jimenea was faced with the bleak prospect of Christmaa Make glad the Christmas In Jail today following the re­ night fusal by the U. 8. Supreme But a UtUe Christmas trea­ Court to consider his pice for sure setting of bond until well af­ Was once of Galilee ter Dec. 28. And font of every pleasure Attorney David Walters said The Babe on May's knee. he would keep trying to find either a district or circuit court of appeals Judge who would be willing to hear the petition to release I’mres Jima enea on bond. The ex-dictator has been ia the Dade County Jail for a An Important meeting of week. He is fighting extradi­ tion to Veneauela, which seeks the Sanford Men's Garden his return on charges of toot­ Club will be held at 7:30 p. ing the treasury of millions of m. today In the Seminole dollars. County Agriculture Center on Miami Federal Judge WIIHwy. 17-93, Ernie Lundbcrg liam A. McRae Jr. revoked his said today. $100,000 bond Uat Wednesday. "This will be the flection of officers ia the business ead A Negro assisted In plan­ of the meeting and the pro­ gram wlU consist of the ae- ning the city of Washington, cond half of the study on D.C. He wae Benjamin Banplant foods. The study will aeksr, who aervsd on Major be illustrated with colored L'Enfant'a commission for the surveying of the city. slides,” bo said. Dr. Phil Wcstgste of the Central Florida Experiment Station ia in charge of the program aad aU Interested persons art invited, whether A benefit performance at the Orlando-Semlnole Jai A l a i Froaton will be held Jan. 22, for the benefit of SHEBA, Mrs. Frank Woodruff, secre­ tary of the organization, said The center section seaU will bo reserved for sales to bene­ fit the Eye Bank work, which U * Joint project of tk* Sem­ inole Hospital Auxiliary, the Sanford Lions Chib and the Casselberry Lions Club. Red's O. K. Traditionally, red and yel­ low are avoided when paint­ ing the walU of a room that faces south or wsst on ths ground that this type warm light will make these color* seem even warmer than they are, thus making tha room un­ comfortable. But if such a room is used chiefly at night under artificial Illumination, disregard the direction it facta and use either of these colors boldly if you want to, the Na­ tional Paint, Varnish and Lac­ quer Association suggests. Unsatisfactory H eating? Let aa server fsr modern egaipsaeat or repair year present system. Southern A ir Week confined strictly to Air Csaditionlag * Heating F R ID A Y , •:00 F A U ST DEC. 21 Hex Fails, Judge Fines Woman P O R T LAUDERDALE (UPI)—Judgo Wynne Casteel shrugged oft a hex by a Negro woman Tuesday and sentane* •d her to pay a SSOO fine on charges of poastsslag bo]its lottery tickets. Katherine Williams, M, had approached the beach sprinkl­ ing her yellow hex powder on the floor of the courtroom. Police said the Williams woman, who was also given ■ Mrs. Woodruff (old members 90-day suspended Jail sentence of the auxiliary it their board by Casteel, also triad to cast a spell on thorn when they ar­ meeting Tuesday that U costs rested her. about $1,000 a month to main­ tain the headquarters of the North Florida Eye Bank at Give A Living Gainesville, with most of the Plant For expense going for printing sod distribution of materials. Only Christmaa one paid employe U Included in the budget. BLOOMING PLANTS Four new Pink Ladies were accepted by the organization, $1.00 up including Mrs. June Brown, Mrs. Lioyd Stafford and Mrs. GrapevUle Nursery Betty Baker of Sanford and X221 GrapevUle Ave. Mrs. Cary Lockwood of Dcf a s-iaie Bary. EVENING-In-PARIS BETS CUTEX TOY NAIL SETS POWER SHOVELS SPECIAL $| Al SPECIAL IJ-** IN THE and A LB U M S SANFORD AREA Jahst a tip pwm Give A g ift that is interesting, informative and entertaining all year ’round $ a t if a r d Ifc r a U i Drums - Banjos Ukeleles - Guitars FREE GIFT WRAPPING PHARM ACY Yonr hearing aid ripened aad adjusted FREE. LARGEST STOCK OP RECORDS JEWELRY B0XE8 MaUenrUU Are. fk fori. Bt Free informative concerning the new method of PRE­ SCRIPTION FITTING for BETTER HEARING. President, a congress and focal officials la their first free election fo nearly 40 years. H m streets were heavily patrofod by police, aad tha armed forces were alerted for immediate action. Repeated incidents of minor violence .maned tha campaign, moat recently aa outbreak of atonethrowing Wednesday. Mer­ chants boarded up their windows aa a precaution against election-day disorders. Polling hours were l a.m. to * P-m, Tha outcome of tho voting probably will aot bo °EF to 1:30 Conducted by Otometrk Specialist Ernest D. Baler of the Mid-riarida Bearing AU Clinic. Orlande, Fie. Dominicans Get Firstfiee Vole A t A Savings HERE Bongo HEARING A ID C L IN IC FA 2-8321 Bight girls received Brownie World Pina and became membora *f North Orlando's Troop MS at a Chriatmaa Party Tues­ day afternoon at tha hem af Mrs. Margaret Burke, assist­ ant Itader. Aa a Chriatmaa gift, Mrs. Gladys PUoian, leader, aad Mr*. Burke gave aU If Brawnlea their pins. The girls tang Christmas caroli tor entertelamest and exchanged gifts. Refreshments of h o l i d a y cooktoo aad Ice cream were enjoyed aad each one present received a bag of candy. Thro# girls were present as visitors at tha Troop party aad mothers present were Mrs. Edna Stewart and Mrs. BowlInf. Tho troop meets on Tues­ days at 4 p.m. at the PiloUa home, 11 N. Bombay Ave. »W V r 1 ' v V I t *vt. 1* & 4.V . ■ A » A Men Gardners Meeting Tonight President Asked To Bowl Game Charbonnenro, Ab m Kanavri, Judy Tanner. Becky Whitt, Debbie Probet end Kathy Ryab. In tha third row are Patty Williamson, Pirn Swain, Cynthia Strlngfield, Brenda Banff*, Lakey Tamny, Dabby Jones, Diane Roberta, Terrie Burns nnd Kathie Munson. (Herald Photo) A CANDLELIGHT INVESTITURE cnrwtoony wma fc*M by Troop SIS Girl Scouts at McKinley Hall mi the H ist Metho­ dist Church recently with leaden Mrs. Ann Williamson, Mr*. Sua Monroe (back row) offldatinff. The two fflrte an the very front an Janet Gallaffher and Linda Smith. In the second row are Sylvia Richardson, Donna Brooks, Kathy S visiting relatives for the pest three weeks. • • • Fram our house to your house we want U> wish you a very merry Christmas. • * * 1 alii dom this week with a abort poem by Mitchell Thorton entitled Chriatmaa. The Chriatmaa belli am ring­ ing. The Chriatmaa holly shine*, And Chriatmaa choirs arc singing Of Chriatmaa snows aad pines. But all tho Christmas glory la on a Babe afar. And avery Chriatmaa story Is centered round a Star. L O W PRICE WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE First S t at Park Ave. SANFORD, FLA- FA 2-03! 6 M ONTHS SUBSCRIPTION $5.) 1 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION $1150 �JEgfcr Tech, Whs. SW WiiStt Giles SaysOfLoss Cliy ToHeadline Heavies Card N O W A IT IN G FOR L A N E S rat OUvteri, manager af pad bast yards oa Inter—ptten n to ru apt—t them, IB. On dafaaaa, the Packer* b d in the— lour phase# of football: fewest points al­ lowed, 148; the fewest first (towns by pasilag, ft; the toast net ps—lng yardage allowed, 1,741, and moat toTha Giants, defensive chainatona of INI did a— toad ■ a Slagle defensive cate­ gory this —ason. They won tops, however, la overall net yardage pined, J.opg, touchdawn pataca, S3, aad bait yardage tost attempting to pass, 138. The foam passing cham­ pionship vront to the Philadel­ phia Eagles with I— yards; white tha Detroit Llou won the overall defense erawn with a total yield of 8.817 yards, as well as the rush­ ing defeSM title with a yield of 1,831 yard*. The Chicago Basra had tbo top pass defense percentage, 418; the SL Louis Cardinals teat the most fumbles, at; the Boa— we— the moat penallied team, 778 yards; and tha Pittsburgh Sutlers the least penalised, 437, and the San Francisco Forty Ninewon the punting championship with a total yield of 3,317 for 41 kicks. NEW YORK (UP1) -C arl­ ton (Cookie) OUchrtot of the Buffalo Bills, the ooe-timo bad-boy of Canada who “ wont airtight" in the Amor lean Football Lsagus, today waa named player of the year for the INI AFL h i . ton by United Praia Inter­ national. Among other thing*, tha 843-pound Gilchrist arcstraight ahead for a leagueleading total of I,ON nuk­ ing yards, becoming tha first AFL piaysr to break tha 1,ON mark. Two other players subsequently topped 1,000 yards, although U—y toll Red* Sell Gainei CINCINNATI (UPI) -Outfielder Joe Gsloes, who hit J31 la a games for the Cincinnati Rada last Mason, was sold to the Baltimore Orkla* for an unannounced sum. A native of Tessa, Gaines la —girded as of the fastest runnera to basehall. aum cartltogu ra—aoad from hia toft kaoo>, "My lag n a b abaobtoty ftae," ha ropootod. **I oxer daa it daily by atrapping somo books around tha aakto and lifting H SO or 80 times. 1 think m bo al\ right by tha time spring training' rolls •round.1* Drafted by the Mata from short of OUchrtoVa total. Gilchrist received It rotas tha Dodgers In October, 1M1, fr o - ths panel of M AFL Hodgaa appeared in only M writers who plchod the tas­ rssMa last season. Ho hit nine ter UP1. His closest compctlCos was qoartarback Lan Ths Mats also received Dawson of the Dallas Tea ana, good news Tu—day fro— tofialder Charlie Neal, another who bad six votes. Fullback Charlie Tolar of former Dodger who under* tha ltouiton Oilers attracted wont post-aaaaon surgery for two rotes, and dafanalro tac­ the removal of calcium and a kles Bud McFadla of the nerve hi hia right hand. Dearer Broncos and Ed Hue"Neel telle ua he can throw mann of Houston each re- aad swing a hat now without celved oM. any pain for tha first time The Bill, “ took a flyer’* oa the fun-loving n-year-old mlnlatratl— aastotoat Johnny aUchrlit after tha Toronto Murphy. Argooauta became fed up with Us off-tho-field capers and walrod him out of Cs* adian football. Ho had played In Canada eight Miaou. While Gilchrist was shak­ PITTSBURGH (UPI)—The ing off early Mason lnjurlai future of Pitt football Coach and getting hla bearings, Buf­ John Mlcholooon will ba es­ falo tost its flrat fire games. tablished definitely next week On— Gilchrist was ready to but as of now indications are play, the Bills cloMd out Um campaign with a 7-1-1 pace. hell be hack at hta alma mater In 1943. "I'm not figuring on mak­ ing any change,” Athletic Director Frank Carver said Tuesday night. NEW YORK (UPI) — Jack Faulkner, who made a success A & M Star Signed of the Denver Broncos on tha DENVER (UPI)—The Den­ field and at the box office in ver Broncos ha— signed full­ his first season as coach and back Hawritt Dixon of Florida general manager, today waa A A M for the 1963 Amorican namod 1963 American Foot­ Football League Mason. Dix­ ball Loague coach-of-tbe-year on waa the eighth draft choke by United Prase International. of the Broncos aad the 11th By virtue of good player selection of the Pittsburgh deals, by Installing his pet 8teelore of the National foot­ theories about sound defense, ball Loague. and by boosting tha morale Faulknor load tha Broncos to a second place finish fat tha Western Division. Pitt’s Coach May Be Back Faulkner Named Coach O f Year Parnauus, ochaduhd to Qy back to California today, said London r a i d k a l n British prof—atonal h e a v y w e ig h t loan that would eompeta with an American ton— la tha Loa Angeles ahow. Othar Britiab haarl— on tha team would be Billy Walkor, Johnny Praaeott and prob­ ably Jo* I n k too, Jim Cooper and Pttor Bate*. Parnaaaaa aaid tha Anurlana toam might include Clay, Doug Jonoo, Claraland WitHama, Zora Folloy and Archto Moore. Ho —id thna af tha SurpriseVictory Gels Jones Raise NEW TOES (UF1) Doug Joan, oictor la tha yaar'a hdggaat baaing upeet, raahatod fr o - tha Hgkt heavywalgbt ratings to tha baavyweight rankings today and —ay fight Cassius day or Itayd Pattoraea at Madlaaa Iqoara Cardan la Fobrnry. Because af Naw Yorker's thrilling aorasth-rouad knock­ out Saturday night orar heavywalfht coatoador Zora Policy In thoir nationally televised return bout, editor Nat Fleis­ cher of The Xing Magaxlne “ We a— moving Doug Jones up from number three among tha light heavyweight contendc— to a ranking among the top 10 heavyweights. A staff conference this week will de­ termine how high ho goes.'* Folloy of Chandler, Axis., coincidentally was ranked third among the heavies by the “ Xing" when be squared off In tha Garden Saturday night, fa—rod at 12-5 to win again over 35-yssr-old Doug, whom ho had outpointed at Denver, Colo., last Aug. L Games Sought WINNIPEG, Man. (UPI)— A Winnipeg city council sub­ committee said Wednesday an Invitation may be submitted to stage the 1M7 Pan-Ameri­ can games in this Canadian city. A city bid in 1859 to host the 1903 games was turned down. f t S bans brohea to at bast • dosaa places," adrUor Niton charged today. “ Sonny hasn't b a n paid for ths Fattoran fight yet. Besides tha gevammo— to aaiag Cha—ph— •hip Sports, the promoters, for tax— aad charging thorn with using a stooge corpora­ tion for thastar talartolon, Niton denied vigorously the persistent —port that Liston will defend against Patter­ son at Las Vegas, Nov. in April. Ho admitted, however, that officials of Championship Sports had Informed him at a Now York meeting teat Monday that Patterson wast­ ed the —turn bo— to ho staged at the Las Vegas Con­ vention Center under Cham­ pionship Sports promotion. “ I told them the— would bo no fight under Champion­ ship Sports," Niton said, “ and the— would bo no rtturn bout with Patterson un­ til wo are reedy—because Sonny hasn’t been paid yet ter the first Patterson fight” New Y e a n FR EE COKE —if yaa kata to wait! Largo lalotttoa Of Loot Miaate Santa's Halpar Items: SHOES----------------- l i t S Tittle TakesH EasyAl Drill NEW YORK (UPI)—Quar­ terback Y. A. Tittle, who net an all-time National Football Loague —cord of S3 touchoa the sidelines Wednesday as Use New York Giants under­ went their fir— drill for the championship game against Green Bey Dec. SO. Otha— who aaw Umltod or no activity because of injuries we— second-string quarter­ back Ralph Gugltolmi, offen­ sive tackle Jack Stroud, rook­ ie halfback Paul Dudley aad defensive halfback Dick Pee* Thm OLD GOLD 1 Tv. BmxW . Feathers QUEEN A N N E $ J 9 9 * 4 ” IMPORTED SCOTCH QL Ey. Mnigha Boorhoo Calvert's Schenky's Select torn M elrose Rare W IE B O LD T SNAP SHOTS n ter i«k Corby's Carstairs Largest «aty af FILMS. BULBS, » aad all ACCB880B1I8 « tofsth Sanford’s PHOTOGRAPH Y G '/P p "B ite UX “ Canadian Clab ■ P gu , « « 9 M Proof Blend from te# Ith E A R L Y TIM ES Title On lin e LONDON (UPI) — Htary Cooper of London will put hla Britiab and Empire heavy, weight titles on the lino March 36 against Dkk Rich­ ardson of Wates. I W A ny N igh t thro IS Year Old Blanded Whiskey Fkisdunsiin's SELECT W rist Broken SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (UPI) — Bob Hamilton, a senior guard on Wittenberg College*! sixth ranked small collago bas­ ketball team, will bo sldoUnoc with a broken wrist from alx to eight wm Iu . Miami of Okie and tha Uni­ versity of Houston grid teams wont through long scrimmage* Wednesday to preparation ter Saturday's Tangerine Bowl to Orlando The Houston Cougars em­ phasised poising with quarterhacks Billy Jtolsad and Jack #Lhni on too firing lino. 1 On too other ride of the ferae. Miami oaech John Pont, whoa* team sports xa impres- win oror Purdue) was a Utils pessimistic over tha Saturday game. Pont said hla team wai tired from the trip and an extensive practice session to scheduled today and Friday. Both teams aro expected to be In top phyalcal condition for the contest. Today the Mi­ ami team will work out at tha Tangerine Bowl while the Cou­ gars will go through tha mo­ lten; at the Edgcwaler High grid field. Projectors BAU8TH * Sdktnky Gin LOME Telescopes T E N H IG H C A L L US 8WIFTB Straight Bourbon Binoculars J. W . D A N T Warn Fill Your Or4«r With The Right f Y«. OH Eoarkan SPIRIT t t MUUNOLI CUSTOM MADE aad GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS aad Seat Cover C*. 301 W. 3rd g33-363t 210 8. PA R K AVE. COUNTY** LOWEST PRICKS �B j Galbraith SID E G LA N C E S T V Tim # Prtvkws DEAR ABBT j 1 hovo boon cola* with Ur. D. for tbroa fmn. Wo bar* both bad oaaocccaiful aavriagoa and agreed not to rath into anything. Until roccntl? 1 thought I wai tha only woman in hla lifa, bat wna ahockad,to find a letter ba had writtao and addrteeed, bat not mailed, Naturally, I read K. (It wae on hla bureau.) The girl la a eeheol teacher (probably young and innocent) and Uvea In a amaD town nearby. Ha wrote in hla latter that ha “loved'” her and “mitred’* her and waa very lonely because ba waa “on the rood a lot (A lie!) Should I ten him I read tha letter and ark him to ex* plain it? Or rhould I wire up tha girl ao the won’t be hurt tha way he hurt me? HURT AND CONFUSED LATERAL- d it c h - _ T U I ‘ ran efr. bet t <EXCEPT tea North Hit feet) sag the North TM feet of Dot I. Section If, Township tl Booth, Ran go IS Bait. — Seminole County, Fieri Jo; tries Northerly end Westerly ef end within 1M toot and Southerly and Sailorly sf and within S7.I feet of u alien survey tin# described ue follows: Bagla on tho West line ef the 8SU of the XWU ef B u ­ tton IT, Townehlp It Booth, Range 1* Bait, at a pelnt II feet North of Iho Southeset corner of tho Ntt of SE>4 of MV li of cold Saetloo IT. thence run South i r t r i f Kant I U I feet, thtnoe run DEAR HURT: Don’t ’Vita u p " the girl. Your good intentiona might be mlaunderatood. Bat by all meant wire up Mr. D. Confer# you read tha letter (which rod had na right to do) but don’t bother to aak him to ex­ plain it. It explaint Itaelf. Then I suggest you wie4 up youraelf and end the Interlude with the devlooe DEAR ABBY: I have a friend who thinks nothing of using a tooth* pick in public. He says that if they were not auppoaed to bn used they would not be set oat on the table In some of tho finest restaurants. Please give me your opinion. EMBARRASSED DEAR EMBARRASSED: I don’t cere where toothpicks are “ get out.1 Thtjr oboold not bo uMd in public— over. •__ * * DEAR ABBY: Fkooo hatp mo. I have parent trouble. I am 14 and my boy friend la I t . Ha in wonderful in every way and 1 am crazy aboat him. He la the only penon who makaa me feel Important and wantad and loved. My pareata aay ha la too old for me and I cant aaa him aay more. 1 don't want to aaoak oat bat 1 am ao lonely without him and boye my age dent Internet me. Do yoa think It la fair for my parenta to make me atop teeing him? I feelao loot LOOT AND LONELY DEAR ABBY: Tell that woman, who offered a m ature baby • Bitter SS crate an boor, aha should hire a canary to baby - elt for her. *Xbd when ehe returns, the bird wiU any “cheap cheap.” MILWAUKEE * 0 0 Whnt’a on your mind? For n per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stomped envelope to Abby, Box 8865, Beverly Hills, Calif. s e e For Abby’s booklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 50 cents to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby well be g slam In tight. Bo North who had already limit­ ed hit hand with a two spado bid suddenly called “live diamonds.” South wanted ao part of a •lam and merely returned to flvo apadea. Tbe trap would not have worked had Watt not been on hla toea, bat Weat decided to open hla act of chthe and tea what tha dummy looked like. Not only did ha look at tho dum­ my, hot ha taw bU partner All trappers don't operate In tho forests. Some may be found in bridge games. Some trappers catch op­ ponents gnd are adaUrabta partners. Others trap their partner! and should be shun­ ned as the plague. South's Jump‘to lour apadea was a slight overbid but ho was willing to take a chance in order to win tho game and rubber. Furthermore, he would have attained hla ad- t e w w w a r North looked over kin cants carefully and decided that be had a very ttnmg Ufa JJu Ufaman: »y UKltUT UTILITIES COM­ PANY and MOHTOAOK recorded In O. n. Uook til. pee# 417: In Favor of TIIK the Ninth Judicial Circuit at Florida, will ee the Tlth dar ef December, A. D. lies, at «:•* o'clock P. M. la the Seminole County Courthouse You. sad each, ef pno; are hereby commanded - ke appear by filing an Anawef to tbe Petition heretofore filed In tble eeuee In tbe entitled Court, on or before January It, till, te *bew what right, title. Intereet or liana you. or any of you, have In sad te the sbeve-deeorlbed tanda end (how eeuee why the came abould not be tehee for tbe uaea end purpoeee »«t forth In tbe retltlen filed Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Clerk ef Ibe Circuit Court In and far Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida By: Msrlba T. Vlblea Deputy Clerk Harold Jobnion County Attorney P. a Drawer 33# lee ford. Florida and Jock W. Pleree. Attorney* for tb* petitioner* llellsaS Building Tsllabaeeae. Florida A young man from Franco who Is now te this country claims that American girls are at Iota to discuss any­ thing Important Ho obviously aaiumos that because they don’t show off their brains Americana glrla don’t havo any. Tbe young man has a lot to tears about American (iris. Of course, taey go is for tho beautlful-but-dumb act on their dates. American boys are tcared of “ Intellect­ ual” girls, and at any cost want to feel mentally euperlor to tha girte they date. So ovon tbe moat Intelligent Legal Notice girls k a tow yean, whn they a n msrrled aad no longer hsva to pretend, he'll notice a big change. Thera same girls young matrons will have opinion! on everything. They will be as Interested In polities and world affairs as are their husbands. They will bo taking itudy course! end doing com­ munity work. Chances are, they will read more books Legal Notice IN THH CIRCUIT COURT OF T1IB NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT. IN AMU FOR SRMI* NOI.R lOCHTT, FLORIDA, t'll ANl'KRT NO. UTM •4 To •■ Ceedlteve aad Peroeae TERRELL D. CARLTON. Claim* e* Deaa**de plaintiff. Havtag I g e fe t gall Retatei Ten end each of you are JBANNH W. CARLTON. Defendant. hereby notified and required te yreemt any claims and de­ tuTU* TO APFBAR mands Which you, or allher. TOiJ.tnne W. Csrltoe of you, may have aealnat tbe Who*, realdence la oetate of J. K. JONES, decant­ U ll Mala atreel ed. late ef eald County, to nivoretdo, California (be County Judea of Seminole Tou nre hereby notified County, Florida, at bla office that a Complaint for Divorce In the court beuaa ef eeld bee been filed aealnat you In County at Sanford, Florida, the akoee etyled Court sad wtlhla' els calendar month# you are required t# oervo a from the lime at tbe flret copy of your Aeewer or plead- publleatloa ef this notice. lee to the Complaint on the Two eoplee ef each claim or Plain llfra attorney. Truman damand ehall be In wrltlag, H. oraeon. Hullo 111. one end ehall atate tbe place ef Nerd, Orense llul.'dlnf. Or- realdence and poet office adUndo. Florida end file the drtea ef Ibe claimant and orlelnal Anewer or pleading ehall be awera U hr Ibe In tbe office ef the Cterl* ot claimant, bis agist, or attor­ tbe Circuit Court. Seminole ney aad accompanied by a County Court tloeoa, Sanford. filing fea ef one dollar end Florid*, on or before Ibe Met •ueb claim er demand aul so dny of January, US!. If joe filed shall be veld. fall to do ao. ludrment by /# / Loots Bailer default will be taken asalnat Ae esecuirlt of tbe Last yeu for tbe relief demanded Will and Teetameet ef la tbe ComplalaL J. E. Jonee, deeeeeed DONE and ORDERSD at gte*a(r«tn. Darts A Motatodl Sanford. Florida, tble II th Attorney for Eieeutrls dny of December,’* 1!IL Feet Office Drawer til (SEAL) Hanford, Florida Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr, FubUah Dae. 31. 3T A Jan. Clark ef tbe Circuit Court t. te. i i i l Sealaele County, Flofldb CDD-1J Uyi Margaret r. Tyre U. C. Truman E. Qraeou Attorney for Plaintiff THIS CHRISTMAS Salle III — GIVE — One North Orange Building Orlande. Florida Publlab Dec la. SI A Jan. S. IS. 1144. CDD-17 The trouble is he prefer* euininte to humane . . . I do not think I would have minded so touch if he collected ether u-.'moq the way meet men do. —Mte. t'yril B r n n m f l n l d Farnu, of WaoUand, Eng­ TV RENTAL land, after her ex-husband «* . ordered te remove hie Seminole TV pete—14 cate, 10 kittens, 60 Caine TV Salon guinea pigs aad 2 gusts— 2466Zenith Sanford Ave. FA 2-1926 from her home Girl Scoot Troop Haw Joint Party TIRES Site (l) Cbesnet e Rewereem (I) ABC Evening Report tl) Wares Fiuiher CiSI (I) Kdlterlal •US (I) Atlantic Weather <tr Oreat Headline •ita II) Newaeoea SiU tn Mid-Fla. 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Why, bo’ll probably aay that the trouble with American wives 1s that they are too opinion­ ated, too bossy, too talkative, sad ipead too much time on outside activities, instead of being meok aad mild aad realising that a womaa’e place la la the borne. Pro-West Chief Wins Control DAKAR. Senegal (UPI)— Pro-Weetern President Leo­ pold Benghor emerged in full control of the West African republic today through tha Arrest ef ousted Piemler Mamndou Dia and two of hid ministers. The 62-year-eld leftist ex­ premier was being held ut the capitala’ "UtUe palace" where he waa taken Tuesday night by police inspectors and para­ troopers who invaded his of­ ficial residence. Matinees Wsd. 4k Eat. 1:15 P. M. (1) Os 1:1# (t) College ef tka Air M S tl) drove taS Farm Re­ port f:»e (t) Today <l) Wake Up Made* Till (I) Farm Market Report (I) Slate Newa A Wea­ ther Tilt (I) Today (•) Pre-School PUnnlug Tit* (I) Countdown Kewe Till (I) “MlekU'e deep*! 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(I) NDC New* lleport lilt 41) Newa A Weather lltl (t) People Are Puaay tiN it) Morv orifice (I) Paaewerd it) Day I* Cesrt l : « <S> Art Uahletter (») Sevoa Kaye »:00 (1) Loretta Young (t) Millionaire (t) Queen Per A Dap t:lt (1) Vounu Dr. Malone (I) Te Tell The Truth (I) Who De You Tract t ill (I) CBS Newt «:M (I) Make Ream Per (I) Secret Storm (I) American Beadetaad lit ! ft) Mere'* HeUyweeS (I) The Edge ef Night It) Pleeovory *tt till It) American Nowsaiaid till (I) NBC News l:«# (I) Beet ef Crouch# it) Delia Walt (t) Paper# Ptayheuee Cartoon Carnival i) MpRfover A Colonel ! : l l (I) Almenne lilt It) Weather Shew n it - - malm The kick off n Christmas holiday euapenelon of actlvttine the Holler’s Navy Wives League bowlers had them■elves a Christmas party at last week’s aeaalon featuring gifts and refreshments for all, Including the kids In the nursery. The dool prise was won by June Ramsey, High game was rolled by Evelyn Fltapartlck, who racked up an even 200, but high terlei went to Kay Bowmen, who came through with a big (18 aerial for the morning. Four bowlera put three strikes on a string and made their turkeyat Charlotte Bnsiett, Peggy Wood, Donna Dur•taler, and Evelyn FUspatrkk. Threeway splits were con­ verted by Leu Noguerra, who picked up tho 3-0-10 and Louies Cadenhead with e 6-70. Other spares were made by Lenore Thiel, 6-10, Fran Merton, 6-7, Pat Drain, 4-0, Dlan Lainpmmn, 3-10 and Marian Uelm and Cacky Meredith both picked up tha 5-4. U you’re looking (or hergains, check the Herald Citsillicit section. A GALAXY TIRB SERVICE U ll 8. French'*Ave. FA 2-2268 OF SPECIAL EVENTS for your — Holiday Pleasure SPEND • THE * DAY PARTIES Friday. Dee. 21 ted Friday, Dee. 21 SKATE FROM »:M ’til S:M CHRISTMAS EVE SKATING PARTY December 24th frees 7JB te 1646 Be sore te coma — e gift for ell Lo4Jm Night Moo. A Thun. 7:41 TM. NMHTLY (Incept Sunday] CHRISTMAS NIGHT SKATING We will be open from 746 CHRISTMAS Thunder, NEW Dee. SKATING 37th to 1146 SHOW at Evening YEAR’S EVE Session DANCE Especially for young folks. Freni 6 y. m. te 1 a. a. SOCK HOP Every Fridey 16:46 P. M. te Midnight LATE SKATE Every Saturday 16:43 P. M. te Midslgkt SKATES CAVANAUGH the acene of the crime. P«rty token bar defense. RpyinsUd Burr aUra with Barbara Hal* WQlka Ttlaaea tad WiUlaai ef T tesp m , made aped savHopper. soth graders, and Mrs. Walter 6:80-6:80 p. m. (NBC) Or. L. Pika is leader of troop 404 KUdare. “Tha Bad Pro Made." made ap ef fifth and sixth One ei thle aarlaa’ More tab- grade gtrls, portent momenta occurs to­ Iks girls.enjoyed refresh, night whan Clnira Traver de­ aeaate of ice e m u , punch, bate as none Vtraoka Jehe- cookioa and cupeahas. Tbooa »on. She will become e regular ef Troop as had na exchange on tho program, although lean ef gifts and etch received a only oecaalonnlly. Tha ntery clever sbeU plaque from their tnhaa n beekaant to her intro­ leader who made them hereetf. duction and tho reason far her Mrs. Pike presented each ef being on, which la romantic hor scouts with a Girl Scout involraent for Dr. GUloepin. Song Book and a set of small They couldn’t have picked any­ decorated Jan. one batter. Richard Chamber­ Thera will be no troop meet­ lain and Raymond Masaey ings held during the Christmas iter. vacation. Troop us will moot eiso-io p. m. (NBC) Huai. H it on Monday afternoon, Goasales of tho Phillies, whe "Herbert For Hire." The Bax- Jan. T at tho South Scmtool# handled 176 chances withog# tera* neighbor*, tha Johnaona, Junior High School and Troop are tha focal point of the 4M will meet Tuesday after­ making an error far a 100t ahow with tha tragicomedy noon, Jan. t, at the American figure. Similarly, Dallas Often ef type of troublea that will hare Legion Home. the Phillies led all pitched you laughing. Hla source of with n 1.000 percentage km Income has dried up, and Mr. Jehnaon, who never worked chances, 4ft, without an error. in hla Ufa, haa to find n Jab. Milwaukee finished lin t in Haael’a companion, uniquely blended with soma comical team fielding with a JOS means of applying pressure, mark, followed by It, Louie helps solve tho problem. Shir­ ley Booths start with Don Do WASHINGTON (UPI) — Fore, Whitney Blake and Treasury agents fanned out guests Donald Foeter and •crate the country today and •eland hundreds of coin-oper­ Norma Vardan. 10-11 p. m. (CBS) The Al­ ated pinball machines. fred Hitchcock Hour. "The The Internal Revenue Serv­ Tender Poisoner." The eternal ice said tho latest count show­ triangle in n complicated quad­ ed Sdg machines confiscated in rangle in this double dose of US communities. Eventually marital Infidelity. Only hjs •bout 1,000 machines will be best friend (Howard Duff) seised, according to tho agen­ knowa Phil B a r t e l (Dan Dailey) plana to leave kla wife Tho IRS said the machines, (Jen Sterling) for a younger even those that pay off only girl. But beat friend falls ta In free games, were confiscat­ love with the younger girl ed because their owners did (Angle Dickinson) and doesn't not hold #260 fH*rsl excise tell Bartel his wife is tavelved tax atempe. In an affair with her neigh­ The crackdown—which be­ bor, thue hoping Bertel wlU gan Wedneslay, continued into No* 1 At 7:SS Only stay with his wife. Someone the night and resumed today — stemmed from • federal Mao From Bitter Ridge' gets poisoned. Leg Barker - Cater 10-11 p. m. (NBC) The court ruling in Kansas teat No. I At 144 Only April. Andy Williams Show. Color. “Raqoism Far A Botte Davis is a fine actrtas, The court held that the ma­ Heavyweight” but a alnger aha ain't. Still, chines were Illegal gambling Jackie (TV) Gleason It'a the first for hor on TV and devices if the owners did not Anthony Qetea the novelty of her singing two hold the #260 federal eactee Na. 3 At IStSS Oaly songs is appealing. Andy Wil­ ■temp. It eatd no money pay­ “Rond To Hoag Koog" off waa necessary for them to liams la In fine voice, partic­ Bob Han# - Bing Creaky ularly with hla closing song, b* considered gambling de"The Village of St. Bernad­ vkte. ette." and hia medley ef Christmas carols with tha New O l’ K N IS ttt Christy Minstrels. On hand for a bow la tha Notre Dame foot­ N O W SH O W IN G ball team and thoro’a tome Shews At I M - I M - l t N . T:M good barbershop h a r m o n y •i66 from tho Osmond Brothers. 10-11 p .in. (ABC) Premiers. “Tho Potentate.” Thoodore Bikel has been neither a FOR SALE ............... from 114.95 Melodee Skating Rink (ORA RD. Just Off 17-82 * Phone 322-9833 ST A R T S T H IIR S. ’“ 'S jf* (f l p p DEC. 27 ri �Self-Help Ovenllt For Toddlers . dionuumduuiA Far yayar stack to a Itolshad aurfaee, pour warn Miami all ar paraffin afl ah It aad wool pad iato oil aad rah y a m geaUy. On woods ftalsbcd to their natural color, just rub across atratch dtogeaaUy with ' a DTOtrn BUUMIL On stained woods, disguise scratch by rabbtog it with aa oil color that blends with tha wood. Then apply flatah to tha scratched area. la shellac, mb scratch with a Untless cloth dipped to shel­ lac thinner or denatured al­ cohol solvent MBiiBKltfl OP THE DEPENDABLE CLASS of First Methodist Church enjoyed n Christmas party nt tho Deeombor mooting Monday night. Soft, cd nt tha refreshment table Is Mrs. A . K. Shoemaker Sr., el*** teacher and standing, left to right jups co-bosteasea Mrs. C. L. Willis and Mrs. M. E. S K rT d a s* president, Mr*. V . L. Smith and Mrs. J. H. Nicholson, at whose bom# tha party was held, (Hsrald Photo) fee sad tea to these attending. Mrs. J. M. Leonard, Mrs. John T. Adaaas aad Miss Marcella Hints were welcomed ns gueitf. Other members p r e s e n t were Mrs. Esther Lansing, Mrs. Boy Williams, Mrs. i . Altam onte Springs D. Callahan, Mrs. A. L. Skin­ ner, Mrs. Mildred Butaer, Mrs. Nancy Brock, Mrs. Em­ ma Harris, Mrs. C. K deans, Mrs. Jack Hadcrer, Mrs. Xeaeo* Taylor, Mrs. Ray Herron, Many people to Alternant* Mrs. J. A. Wright. Mrs. M. L. By Mrs. Aim Mailer Springs win ba happy to bear Nichols sad tha class teacher, the gifts and sang "Happy The Woman's Society to that Uw William LefflagweQ Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker. Birthday" to him. Decorations Christian Service e f the De­ family has returned to the were to a Christmas them*. MaQ helped Mm celebrate Us Bary Community Methodist area after aa absence of some eighth birthday recently. Hto Guests were Bobby McIn­ Church held the annual Christ­ 11 months due to Us transfer tosh, Eddy Rowell, David from Cape Canaveral to Seat­ Tufts aad Kevin Stephenson. mas luncheon meeting, In the tle, Wash. The family resided His psrsnts sad sisters, Pam Social Hall of the Church. to Altamonte tar two years be­ sad List, also Joined the boys Mrs. Arthur Wagner wel­ fore moving to Cocoa to ba comed three guests, Miss Alice to the celebration. Shaffer, to DcLend; Mrs. John nearer hie work at tho Cap* where be now will again be wdrito pinytog games tar eaForbes aad Mrs. J. D. Long. working. They and thsir two tortatometo and balloons were Mrs. Matthew Ottavsngsr pre­ children, Kim Mario aad Tho annual Christmas party S im u favan. sented 11 new members, Mrs. Mary Katkarta*. era staying of tho Women’s Soetaty to T h e tradttknal birthday William Gray, Mrs. K. Wilson, with his psrents to Oakland Christian Servlet ef tha Bareaha wMh jetton tatog aad Mrs. William Bekh, Miae Kay m.* m-------- - «■ as.. «— Shores until their new bom* n e t t Memorial Methodist DIM OwCwlIiOM Wm l \nq ™* Ryan, Mlsa Georgias Her- to completed on Merritt 'Is­ Church to Enterprise was held scripttan "Happy Birthday worth, Mrs. Fred Scott, Mn. to tha Social Hall. land. Xanax" waa amMd with hot John Grass, Mrs. Guy Wright, Members honored tho girls Mr. and Mn. A. M. Vow dogs, aetata thtas, ptoktos, ice Mrs. G. McNutt, Miss Alice Temple of Altamonte Springs of Circle Y, who era their Cooper and Mn. Henry Wurth. will spend tha Christmas hol­ secret daughters. Mn. Sidney Swallow waa in idays with his psrents to Bal- The' hall was decorated with charge of devotions and Mn. timors, Mil., where their chil­ Christmas arrangements to* William Fldler the program. dren, Cindy and Cathy, are eluding a tree, which was Mrs. William Burnette, soloist, looking forward to a good tlmo trimmed by tha girls. Each sang "A Savior Waa Born," In all of the snow.. secret daughter received a gift accompanied nt the piano by 'V e t o . J from their secret mothen. Mlea Adelaida Conte. Mlaa , ; V { . •j j£ The program tar the even­ Conte also presented a piano Casselberry V. 1wI k'•■,4•* T — lTjM i ing was a Christmas dialogue, *f *7 v FT f • o l o a n d accompanied the N y ' f y i* eaUUed "Christmas Sharing," group for a hymn sing. which was pnseated by Mn. A pro-Christmas dinner waa Rev. Demon Scott wee guest Forrest Nutt, Mrs. H. B. held at the boms of Mr. and speaker, using as hie topic Hlen, Mrs. Warren Hlse, Mn. Mrs. L. H. Wynn*, t o East KENNY NALL "Get Your Christmas Hopping Second Stmt, this week. Mrs. Joyce Merrtfield ot Fay Lee and Mn. Aletha Over With and Enjoy Your 1014 Crystal Bowl Circle to Evans. Joining to tha celabration Christmas Shopping." Too cir­ Casselberry has as her guest, Tha president was hostess wero four of the five daughters cles wars in charge of tha her father-ia-law, W. 0. Merit- for tho meeting and served of Mr. aad Mn. Wynns: Mrs luncheon, assisted by Mn. field, of Garden City, Mo. She refreshments during the social Marshal Smith, Lowry and Dcbbta of Sanford; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jonesi Chsrles Creaiey. was on band to meet him when hour. Special Christmas music Mn. T. J. Eoretla, David, Jr. and Uiree daughten of ha arrived to Tampa by plane and n carol sing was enjoyed A woman's handbag should­ this week. Sharon and Karen of Fern Columbia, S. C„ will arrive by tha group. Park; LL and Mrs. R. E. this Saturday for a short visit n't look as Jumbled and untidy Kuhlke, Jacksonville, a n d with Mrs. Jones' parents, Dr. as a wastebasket when she Mlsa Juanita Wynne of New and Mn. 11. Wayde Rucker. opens It. Orleans. Mlsa Judy Harriett, Sanford, a friend ef the family, was also a guest. Mr. and Mr>. Wynn* plan to spend Christ­ mas Day with their fifth daughter and btr family, Mr. and Mn. David Sheridan, WASHABLE GABARDINE AND David, Mlekcri, Marcus and ^ C H A L L IS n Theresa to Jacksonville. Robes BRACELETS • EARRINGS - PINS PENDANTS . NECKLACES AND THE NEW I SAUCER CUT-CRYSTAL AND SMOKED CRYSTAL DeBary WSCS Kenny C elebrates Welcomes Eighth Birthday PRICED FROM fl.0 0 TO *14.00 Personals Slew Members Christmas Party Enjoyed By Ladies Dresses From Children Personals Personals Good Sataction SP E C IA L PR ICE! Trim Sweaters Crystal Evening & Jewelry PAJAMAS I i$4.25-$4.955 R eg. $4.98 to $7.98 DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR in : 1 o ' __ - ------- ----- H 1 r Laxarioua valours woven in Italy. Be­ la ct from rich, dark patterns tail­ ored in America with 8-button styl­ ing. Include* earphone, l e a t h e r carrying case, earphone cant, even the battery! Outstanding recep­ tion and tone quali­ ty ! Alto Of Mtaail DRESSES And 8o Priced Fiahton Slack Sets W ith A Luxury Look AcnUt* It acetate silk top looks Ilk* s i l k . . * hand wash#* I Hated to •11m cotton ankletaper* 1 Vivid In lush pastels I Lav­ ish vlft at n thrif­ ty Penney price! You’ll Be “Tops” On Her List With A Gift Of A Cocktail Dress, $4.95 To $6.50 “After Fives,” Or Others From 92.95 A Selection From Our Lingerie, Sweaters, Sportswear, [ Or Costume Jewelry We Offer You Beautifully Styled Creations From Fresh Merchandise, At Extremely Competitive Prices. We Invite You To Come In And See For Yourself. THROW PILLOWS M EN’S PAJAMAS M EN’S HOSIERY BOXED JEWELRY 2 LB. COOKIES M EN ’S BELTS . 1.00-2.00 Regular Prices included in FROM $2.99 of this B ags CHILDREN’S SLIPPERS 1.49 special to $15.99 WOMEN'S Bulky Knit Sweaters 6.95 REDUCED FROM NOW T il. CHRISTMAS Silky Look Blouses . . 3.98 • Accredited C hine Account* Welcome ^ M E N 'S DRESS SHIRTS 198 115 Magnolia Avo. 11 YouH Wide Variety Reasonably FASH IO N S »■# Selection O UTSTANDING VALUES PLAYGIRL Slica) Special 1 Six A L L BAGS Btg. 14.98 To 91SJ5 To Our Customers and Friends! Half Special t Voitov Sport Coata HOUSE SLIPPERS FROM — Of Off Af Fabric* (Gift wrapped at ee extra charge) G ift Complete Selection (Mtasen * JA M . Style*. Find A Shea 4 T* 18 The Eternal D IAM O N D S Dresses - Jewelry CLEARANCE Wonderful Other Uttle Boys' STORE H O U R S: OPEN N IG H TS — M O N D A Y CLOSE 5:30 P . M . P arty structtan on mouth-to-moufh breathing art contained to the film. Retired military per­ son*! living In tha Sanford ■ran are arpad to taka advan­ tage of this opportunity. Tha film b highly recom­ manded tar children over ia years to aga, wh* will find tt of mwch Interest aad value. ries, apples and nut meats to partially-aet lime gelatin. Pour this mixture Into cone-shaped paper cups. Plaea tha cupa pointed end down ia water glasses to keep them from Up­ ping — chill and set. Loosen edges with a knife and place gelatin, broad end down on a bed of shredded green*. Dec­ orate with a fluting of whipped cream, begin at the base and swirl around tree to the top, making a rosette of whipped cream at tha top. Doesn't this sound good? JIFFIES $3.00 • $5.00 S U P P E R S $5.00 Lingerie Blouses Sweaters - Skirts - C ipris An Important Sft-mtouta film, ‘That Thay May Ur*," will ba shown fret af charge to all military psna— sl and their dependents on Thursday Hom­ ing. Dee. XT, at tha theatre aboard NAB between the boon of n and tx. JU.95 Nj Im . $ 9 .9 8 B ags Robes • Lingerie - 8flk Scheduled JAYSON Dolls Owr Ltryt Selection Of Departments. 3 pc. Sport Sets & Jackets - A S JEWELERS Important Film ODDS a ENDS Slippers Gwaltney Bn A It’s a common occurence to discover a few scratches or white rings on wood fornitun during the holiday entertain­ ing. Don’t be dismayed — it can be remedied. To remove white spots or rings caused by molstun, heat or alcohol, sprinkle some fine household eleanier, fine pow­ dered pumice, or even salt on the damaged area. Then rub gently with a cloth moistened with mineral oil. Sport Shirts ROBES Baby Carole's from Of Reversible* And Enjoy Visit Gloves , - SI". 1 •4*i Give a Gift Certificate Slnco w* are on the subject to cranberries let's mske l o r n cranberry Christmas L H. Wynnes The stole with aa armhols (Ives the tall toatume a dlffeiwnt look. Sewn In collec­ tions ef tnnd-swttlnr Ameri­ can dolgner*. the stole with an armhole takee on an •te­ nant accent when the armhole Is circled In fur. The wssm dona the stole by pallium It over one bend and flinging the reek of it ever her should­ er. Modern Couture, one firm, showed such a stole In ted velvet — with fur trim. tween 1M7-M and INI -fr o m 1J.I to se t cento. They say that the tamer pats leaa tar tha wheat la tha leaf thaa he did to the lMT-to period, tha I cupa sugar retailer gets the same. The Ilk cups sugar big inmate has been in the % cup shortening 1 pkg. (• os.) dry mincemeat c«sta of baking aad delhertag Put to pan and bring to a rolling hell for three minutes. Kamova from heat and cool. 81ft together: Ilk cupa sifted flour X tape, soda r tap- salt' Add to the cold mincemeat, aad milk, morn canned vege­ tables and freaen fruit Juices. mix well. Several foods will bn lass Stir in: abundant They are eggs, po­ to cup chopped nuts Turn tote a • or !• Inch tube tatoes, apples and tow n vegepaa well greased. Bake at ITS table*. Prieto at toed Mores degrees, to to TO minutes. should average about tha Cool to paa 1 hour before turn­ same as during INI. Food will coatlau# to taka only ing out about 1* coats out of each dol­ New from Mn. Dick Grote lar of the . typical family's cornea good old Gumdrop take-homt pay. Pork prices will be tower, beef will stay Cookies. Mix and ipread to flat paa: tha same, lamb will probably ba higher. Fryers should bs to cup mixed gumdrops cheaper, turkeys and eggs 1 cup nuts should average the same. Can­ lto cups brown sugir ned vegetable* will ba tower Xeggs at least the first part of 'to. 1 cup flour • • • Bskt at S30 degrees. Ice Hera is a fudge m ip s from whlta warm with lfrs. Grote. X tbsps. butter lto cups sifted powdered sugar to tip. salt X tbsps. (or more) orange juic* or warm milk Open H im , F rL , S a t N ig h t! are soft Pour into a Jelly bag or straiaar and let drip. Add lto raps sugar to tho Julct Md boil for 1 minute-cool. Add to rap strained orange Juice and to eup strained lem­ on Juice. Chill and serve, Enterprise WSCS SANTA SAYS: CHECK THESE! They require live to to Mia•tea thawing at iwom tampantore to be ready to eat Dough.for refrigerator type cookies should be formed into rolls for fretting. They can be alined aad baked without thawiag. latter tor drop cook­ ies caa be fr o m to cartons How about this Sago ktcoar dropped on cookie sheets. tosh? Hesse, . removed from the lto cups whole kernel corn kreesar thee pecked to car- Xto cups Urns beans to tap. sage to tap. salt to eup top milk F m h. and dried fruits a n X tbsps. tatter keys to good health during On holiday snackiag, Hull* candy Drain vegetables and com­ can bo made easfiy and quick­ bine with sage, salt, milk and ly by grinding together any de­ butter. Heat thoroughly. Gar­ nish with tiny bits of butter. sired combination at fruit aaeh as raisins, figs, Serve Immediately. • • • dates, prunes or apricots. An attractive centerpieee for Shape late balls aad roll la powdered or granulatad sugar, your Christmas table can be mta or coconut Dates may be made by following these direc­ staffed with bits of marshmal­ tions Horn the VSDA’s Forest lows, a piece of candied fruit Service. Roll e piece of color­ or a nut Marshmallows and ed paper Into a cornucopia. gumdrops have a particular Decorate this with ribbon, bits appeal to children and to of sparkling glitter, and per­ haps a sprig of holly, than fill many adults. It to overflowing with pieces Here ia a Cranberry Punch of fir, spruce or pine. recipe that I used at our HD Christaa a party. It was thor­ Add a little grated lemon oughly enjoyed by tha guests. rind end lemon Juice to s can 1 doubled the recipe and It of fruit cocktail and chill until served enough for to to is mushy In your freeser or fros» people. Sure hope you will try en food section of refrigerator. Serve In tall glasses for a gay Mix 4 rape cranberries and fruit appetiser for your Christ­ 4 cups water, bod until berries mas dinner. yat aa ttolr awa arsralls, M to Um waiat fend M m lb* •m all is pot oa. It can stay It's bald tor a three-year-old buttoned until washday. U m child Manly atop* tola tha •man, folk H ay, aai •npa aa a m tndar aaeh to tha ahmlder strays* Ha then caa fastaw tha eaay-te-raach tartans at tha toy of tha Mb Did yoo know that than arc is o n Kona Ecooamists to tha making? Land Grant coHaa«* npart a grewtoc tatarast to l a w economics, a raeaat surrey of J7 tastttutioaa shows aa lacraasa of US bona eco­ norale students to HO. This Is 4Jp*r cent aora than 1NL F h » FA 2-1551 DOWNTOWN SANFORD �r Ltgol Notfct i\" ’ i FlUhbarf. Maoasohutotttt A KMI C M | W lt haring few* DM MMW fob !■ th* Clrealt CMft M aad f*r M n l. ■•la Conaty, FUtlda. by Dow. AU> L H 1 W tar dlrorea, th* akart Utla at whlrti la a t ssmimmogw' ^ S A S V m S S t'S : faidant, thorn ' yraaaata ara to n n u M yoa la ayyaar and flla yaw Aaowor or othor dofoaao ar ylsadlBf karats vlik tka Clark at .tka Circa it Caart at SomlaoU Coantr, Florida, and parts a eopy tharaon FUlatlffa Attorn*?. Carroll B trta AtUtMy at Lav, F. Ow oravar A Banford, Florida, aa ar featora th* ttk day at Jaaaary, A. n. US«Z ,W t f NSW3 " s r a&Srt w m * * . alynatad aa * aowopayor of ■moral aircalattaa la which tkla dUOaa akall ka mbttohad aaea aaak weak tar tour 5« a C A R N IV A L tidal aaal at tka Qark at tka Clrealt Caart aa tkla tka 4tk day at Oacaaikar, A. D. IMS. (SBAL) Artkar V. Bacfcwttk, A . Clark at Clraall Caart Ckrratl knrka Attaraay at Lav ■alta ltd Bastard Atlantia National Bank Bids. Sanford, Florida Attaraay far Plalatltf Pakllak Dos. A It. >1. IT. CDD-ll t a i OILBBBT a JOB— aad ■DMA JOXBA kla vita, whoso raddaaaa la aa. knows. Taa ara koroky raaalrad to flla roar aaowrr or writ, toa dofoaoo* It aay, la tka akora aroeoodla* wltk tka Clork of tkla Ooart, aad to aorta a aayy tkaraof ayaa tka ytalatltfa attorn*?*, vkoaa umoa aad addraaaaa apoari barton. aa ar kafora tko ITtk day at Dommbor, lilt , tka.aatsra at tklo ara. eotdlna kalas a salt tar fsra. aloaara at mortias* again** tka following dtserlkad yra* yortr. lo-wlt: M • Lot n . Biook * y L u r . TLB WEKtWA ■BTATBS NUMBER OMB as yor tboraot rooordod U Flat Book * r , Paso M. Publlo Roeordo at Bomlaolo Coantr, Florida, la. sotkor vltht Barf salt, otoh and koator, yaman* antlr InotalloA DONE AND ORDBIUBD at put dar or Moctmkar. 1ML (SEAL) Artkar H. Bookvitk, Jr. Clark of Ctroilt Coart Samlaoto County, Florida By: Martha T. Vtklom Dopnty Clark Orosory, Conra A FaaUOa Attorn*?* tor FlalatUi tot Jackson atroot Tama* L Florida • Pubtlata Bar. M A Da* A U t(, lkdL CDC-00 r o n e s a r atriF BTATW OP FL— IP* TON MABYlOU/ X&X2 * 1 FOR EVERYONE S a n fo ju t READ f $aufarii ADS DAILY JOSEPH M. ARR8DONDA If allro, WILLIAM TRATBJU, If allra, MOSES & LMVT. If allro, ANNIB C BABCOCK. If allro, CAMPBB1A. BL1AB BABCOCK, If allrow ADOLPH B0ER1B BABCOCK, It *11*0, aad ORT1LLB B. BABCOCK. If allro, aad If marrlod Iholr roapooUro inkaova ayoaaoo, and It doa* tka rtayootim unknova hair*. dart not*, grant*#* aaatga*** llaaora, crodltor* tnutaao, or otkor purtla# oUtmlag by, through, undor or agalaot oald dotoa* (twain aad naok at thami EDWIN SAMDTS DAWKS and OEO. AUOUSTUB T H O M P ­ SON, aa Tmitooa at Florida Load A ColoatoaUoa Com­ pany, Lid, If ultra, aad If i u d thwlr nnhnova ouoeaaoor trnataao; aad aay aad aB pwnoaa harlag. ar aUlmlaa to ham, aay right, tlUa or Intoraat la aad ta tka *ul« lowlas daterlbtd Uad, lying and bolng la **mia*l* Connty. Florida, to-vllt I W k of BWH or SWH or Bootloa A Tovnohlp 10 BoutA Raaga 10 Boot, Kacopt that yart thoro­ of loeatad U Cryatal Laka Ton, aad aa«k #r yon, ar* horaby aotltlod that a suit haa kaoa kroaght agalaat yon la tka Circuit coart. ta aad tar Somlaola Coonty, Florida. In akaneory, oatltlod CHAOS OROVEA INC. a Florida cor­ poration. plalntlft, T. JOSE* PH X . AlUtEDOMDA, at at dwfoadwota. aad yon, aad oack of yon, ar* roqalrod ta tilt your Aoivar to lb* yUUtlfta Complaint with tka Clork of ■aid Caart. and aarm upoa plaintiff. «r plaintiffs attor. aoy. 0 * 0 . A. SPEER. JR. whom addrota la P. Ow Boa 110A SaatorA Florida, a copy at aald Aaawar, an or kotor* Doeamhor Jlth. A. Dw IMA aad If yan fall ta do a*, a doer** pro ooafooo* will b* aatorad agalaat yon. aad aaeb •f yoa tor tb* rollof daaaaad*4 la aald Complaint. Th* aataro af thU salt U t* quint th* tltl* u th* ahov* doacrlbod Uad U plaintiff. Chaso Orort* lac., aubjact to a lira taut* *f Bllaabolh B. Raff, aa snrrtror *1 aa osuta by tk* ontlratj, la that yor. tUa of aald Uad doacrlboJ aa follow*, i*-wit Boa- l i t * tt W. at' SB Cor ot A W * of SW>4 of SW <4 «t Boo. A Twp. S0 a , Rg*. 10 A thane* run X 1* dog. U mis. W. 0*0.11 ft , W . 10Aid ft. 8. 00A0 ft, B 4*0.0 n to bagiaatag. WITNESS my hsad aad a*U of aald Coart at SaatorA Somlaola County, Florida, tkla *!th day of Hommbor. A Dw 1HA l (KALI Artkar H. Boekwtth. Jr, Clork of Clrealt Court of Samlaol* County, Florid*. Byi Martha T, Tlhlaa Dopnty Clork Ooo. A. Uptor. Jr. Attaraay far Plaintiff P. a Boa 1IM BaatarA Florida Pnktlak Mot. II, Bom A 1A I*, lit* CDC-O* �! ■ I 1 Plan Your Profits--Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For You-D ial FA 2-5612 u r a . s Bedroom House Adults. FA >7164. B y Nadine Seltier SW E E T IE PIE Sectional Wrought Iron Sofa. FA >3897. Wa gladly team a Man tm> tro Carpet sfcampooar with purohaaa af Stas Laatra Shampoo. CarroQ’a Furat- O ffice 204 W . First GIFTS FOR MEN O. E. Cooling ft Heating aaM, 10.000 B.T.U. FA ySTM a> ter COOl GIFTS FOR ALL Hi-Fi Stereo Records. Top CALL SHIRLEY JONES at 100. Christmas, classic, FA >3811 to llat jour Gift popular. Perfect gift for Ideas. aay member of the family. SWEATERS, slipover t a d Sanford Electric. Down­ STOCKING 8TUFFKRS Cardigan*, IMS la H U S town Sanford. FA >1301 S t Johns Realty FerUae, Downtown Sanford. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at n s T IK I TESTED FIRM • Quality • r sateens FA M ill to Bat year OKI 1M M. Falk Ate FA M IS Let ua help you a*led Hunt­ • Service Idaaa. ing Clotbei, pocket compass, Gllta for all! Gun Cases, Outboard Motor ; Y O W E L L ’S Carta. Sealaole Sporting Of Sanford Good*. tea rail with plastle aada. Plastic or rayoa tapes. Cottaa or nylon cords. Now get the 190 World Book IDEALS, Classic*. Chfldroa’s Encyclopedia at tba 1M1 Books. A Shopper's Draaa! price. 322-8877. MeVleara, Downtown AsaDANIEL Greea Slippers, ford. linoleum Rugs, P a I a t a, $4 03 to $8.83. Other bed­ Tarpt. Luggage. Armyroom (Uppers from $2J5. Navy Surplus. Sanford. GIFTS FOR WOMEN CLASSIFIED INDEX IV E Y 'S Snnknrik GUsa and Paint Company l i t Magnolia 15. Buaineas Opportunity 37. Special 8ervico* LUGGAGE Ill-Back swivel K e e k e r s , Lost A Found loam cushions. Floor tam­ Noticaa • Personals CALL SHIRLEY JONES at pion. Regular $88-90, aaw Singer Round Bobbin equip­ Education • Instruction FA >3811 to list your Gift $43.00. While they tost ped to xig sag. Guarantee. Transportation Ideas. Eeboifl Bedding Co. 1 Payments 19.10. Photo Fowl FA >9411. I. S. 3. 4. 5. C. For Rest •A Special Notices 7. ’Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rant 10. Wanted to Rant I I . Ron! Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity I f . Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babynttten 21. Beauty Salons 82. Build • Paint - Repair 23. BaUdlas Mfttwfrlft. . 24. Electrical Service* 25. Plumbing Services 28. Radio A Television 27. Special Service* 28. 1.aundry Service 29. Automobile Servlet 29A. Auto Accessorise 20. Machinery • Tool* 81. Poultry - Livestock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers • Shrubs Legal Notice sw t s i* rm cm cotr*T . n in t h jr o ic iA i. c in c r r r o r f l o r id * iv a v d r o n B R M IN O I.R C O C V T V . C t t A M 'K R T VO I S O * VOTICK IN T lir HATTER OF THE ADOPTION BT DONALD F. SIIKV an<J ELENA SI. SHEA. *f K KITII LTL8 TIVDAt-U a Ml.nr. T O i PKHCT TIN D AIJ. A<Mr«s. snJ R.tldaur* unknow n. •ml MAIUiARET TINDALL. Alarm *»4 SmMh m unknown: tou ahu hsrebt N on- TIED llisl a f'atltloo ha* baan fll..l In tka abovf at»U4 aaui. i>r DONALD r. MllKA ami KLKNA M. 8HBA, for thi Adoption, of KCITIt LTLt> TINDALL. * minor«k* Frtltloaara. and y®u ara » qulr.il ta aart# a *epy af r«ur Answer or ebjaetlnna to Unw aau.a why aald Petition ahuuld not bn granted an tha Attornar for Potltlanora. Carroll Burke. Sanford Atlantia National Bank Hulldlnf. San­ ford. Florida aad file tha artBlnat In th« offlca af tha Clark af tha Circuit Court oa • r baforo tha Ith day of Jan­ uary. A. V. IMS. and banln fall not or a docroa pro con. faaio will ho antarad a*aln.t you. WITNESS my hand and tha a.al of aald Court In Sanford, Florida, thla «:b day at Doeamh.r, A. 1). IMS. (SKAU Arthur H. Baokwttb. Jr* Clark of Circuit Court Carroll Burk* Attornar far Potltlouara Suita IIS Saaford Atlantto National Bank Bldr Hanford, Florida Public* Da-. S, II. t«. ST. CDD-1S SHOE STORE APPLIANCES UNUSUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist. Assoc. FA M 0S1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. GIFTS FOR CHILDREN CALL SHIRLEY JONES at Brand new Chlldcraft (1983) for sale at one half com­ pany price, by manager. 322 6877. FA >3813 to list your Gift Idem. 1 Bedroom, Florida room. Fenced in back yard. Low down payment, assume moothly payments. Pbooa after 3:00. FA >9288. SPORTING GOODS Guna, Ashing tackle, athletic JEW ELRY equipment, boats, motor* and accessory. All ideal CALL SIURLEY JONES at gilts. Terms. Robson Sport­ CALL SHIRLEY JONES at Lakeview home with lake FA t-3813 to Ust your Gift ing Goods, Downtown San­ FA 2-3812 to list your Gift privileges to South Sylvan ford. FA 2-3861. Ideas. Lake Shores. 9 Bedrooms and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ ed. Phone FA 2-7898. GIFTS FOR HOME J. W . Hall, Realtor SV'For Rent HEATING 8. 1. POPS CO. EfC. l Be. Park Ave. FA SAM or ptaes of butfnaat. Do Our product hai beta mer­ M' yourself and save 30% chandised very successfully or more. 3 Months guaran­ Piano Tuning and Repair la the Mld-Weat for some­ tee. Personal Instructions W . L. Harmon — FA >4313 time. Duo to the number of by the formulster at THE inquiries received from vari­ BE MODERN! Cook and bast SURE DEATH INSECTI­ ous Florida Cltiea, wa are water economically with HICIDES, and sprayer furn­ interested in establishing Therm Bottled Gas. MUlsr ished. For information and representation ia the San­ Radio and Applianca. Ill S. free delivery call Raymood ford area. This product ean Park Ava. Pb. FA >4831. Wood*. FA HOU. be Sold-Rented-Leaacd for Business - Commercial • and Industrial applications. In­ dividuals latsraated must We Repair and Service hava a good credit rating, 1 Year old white very large S T I N E permanent resident of the apriftt Commercial FreesMachinery and Supply Co. -arts, auccessiul Sanford or. Contact Mr. Polltoger. FA >8439 sales background. Tba in­ 987 W. tod SL vestment will be protected FRIGIDAIRE by a re-purchase agreement Hohnor portable electric or­ Sslca ft Service with Uie Manufacturer. Am­ gan. 8 Octaves, 2 volumes, G. H. HIGH ple assistance will be fur­ with eaaa. NO 8-4887, 1788 W. 1st f t Sanford nished for establishing and Ph- FA -MOM maintaining a profitable 1861 Bg Sag Sewing Machine. business. For additional de­ Refrigeration - Air-condition­ Darns, mooograma, makes tails Write Jim Prosser, dlst. ing men needed. We train button boles. With guaran­ Mgr. L.AA. Products. Boa yon. Write Commercial tee. g payments at $9.19 18187 Jax 18, Fla. Trades Institute Box 19, «/• each. FA 3941L Sanford Herald. Ruby red Grapefruit far ante picked before tbs frees*. Beautician wanted. Cut ’N Fannie Laffler. Broadway Curl Beauty Chop. 311 Pal­ Road. Lake Mary. 323-0417 A U TO G LASS metto Ave, FA 2-0834 or IN ST A L L E D FA 3-4012. Orange loader far sale. LaeWindshield Back Glnaa ter Vetno Sr. FA >380* cr Curb Girl. Apply Pig 7f Door Ginas Vent Glnaa FA >7338. Whistle. Sanford. SERVICE Senkxrik Glnaa nod Faint Good set of used Drums. FA >2781 after I p. m. Company 218 MagnoUt Pb. FA 3-4822 Children kept. FA >8182. Good Automatte Washer $21 Comfortable Sleeping Room, RENT A BED 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen FA >7431. 9 Bedroom, 1 bath, terraiequipped. $79 mouth. Ph. Rollaway, Hospital A Baby so floor. Concrete block. Ia Beds FA 2-33(0. Bedroom West Sanford. Out of flight By Day, Waek, or Month with boai ROOMS, The Gablet, 401 CARROLL’S FURNITURE pattern. Largs corner lot Area. TA Ua gnoUa Ave. FA 2-0720. Small equity and assuma Ph. FA >3191 116 W. lit St. p. m. mortgage b a l a n c e . VA 2 Bedroom bouse, kitchen moothly payment $77. Ph. 2 Bedroom borne with Flor­ Furnished 1 bedroom home. equipped. 1303 Douglas Ave. FA >0300. ida room anA kitchen Double garage. Fruit trees. FA 2-0363. equipped. $73 month. Call 2481 Palmetto. FA >0842 FOr Sale-On Lake between 322-0236 for information. UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ or TA >0274. Sanford A Orlando. I Acres, room house, kitchen equip­ House and Cottage all or Unfurnished I b e d r o o m WELAKA APARTMENTS: ped. FA 2-3883. part. Writs Box 2223 Or­ house. 828 Escambia. Ph. Rooms private baths, 118 lando. FA 2-0274. Furnished Apartment close W. First St. la. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013 t Bedroom houso, kitcb Large unfurnished 2 bedroom equipped. Near sboppi PAINT INSIDE OR OUT. 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ It Pay* Duplex. Electric heat A center. FA 2-4411, if FREE ESTIMATE. ment Inquire Leonard's cooking. Water furnished. FA 2 9180. answer call after 6 pm Auto Clinic. 2664 S. Hiawa14th St. Longwood. Phone To Use tha or call FA 2-8811. TE 1-329$. Nicely furn. Apt For young 21. Beanty Sal*** couple. $33 a Mo. Includes The H E R A LD Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Furnished Cottage. 10 minutes Water A Elcet. FA 24344. 318 Palmetto FA 2 0834 from main gate. Reasonabla. FA 2-3721. W an t Ads. 24. Electrical Service* Furnished lovely I bedroom FRIGIDAIRE Apartment. Lake Golden. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Sales A Service Lake privileges. FA 2-4274 * Acre Farm, near Sanford. House Wiring, Free Estimates Lend cleared and in pas­ Sid Vibleti's Randall Electric ture fenced and cross fenc­ 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4913 ed. 837' Hey. frontage. 6 bedroom, two story borne. 25. Plumbing Services Pine paneled. Reasonable. A l t a m o n t e Realty. Pb. TE >5733 or TE >3464. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Plumbing & Heating $ Lota. Pbooa fA 2-0733, Jim Hunt Realty H a n d l i n g an types raal estate. Hanford. FlorMa, within ot* calendar month* from tka lima o f tho flrnt subllaatlon o f thla aotlen. Raoh claim or damand must ba I* w riting and eoatala tha *ta<* o f realdaoca and peat oftlca addraca o f tha claimant and tnuat ho awora to hr tha claimant, hla a «c n t or attonray, or the tam e shall be void. 1*1 Charlea J. Learar A t Ancillary Admtalalratcr • f raid aatata r. Popa Uacaalt a f th* firm o f H.tMMUTT AND TUCK 1 Maitland Plat* JOHN E. F O X , REALTO R 110 N. Park Avenue Phone 323 4339. IS. Mortgage Leasu MORTGAGE LOANS FI1A and Conventional Commercial k Residential Florida A tuirncja for A ncillary Admlnlatrator Publlih Nor. SS * Dec. f, It, Stenstrom Realty CDC-SS 111 N. Park Ave. so. tsis S - BEDROOMS. I. 1ft A 2 BATHS VA - N O D O W N P A Y M E N T LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS TA • Conventional ft FUA Fiawaeteg • DACHSHUNDS AXC register­ ed. Blsek A tan. 6 Months Lionel Train. Complete table old. All Shots. 822-1701. layout Automatte care, switch**, village. Cost ever You esa And anything you 1300 •w• 121-0888 eeeTrwrot need advertised In tho Hersld by Sanford merchants. Parakeets. 9428 Laurel Ave. FA >1978. , Sunland Eatatea . Oa 17-82 (3 Mi. Bn. of Bnafnrd) 8aInn Offlen Ut. Hnean Iamide Entrance KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PH. FA >1874 JIM HUNT REALTY, ttelna Agent Days. FA 2-21 IS • Eva. ft Snn. FA 2-8641 - 323-670* Gateway Te lb * Waterway Robson Sportiftf Goods , Your KVINBUDR Deeter < $04-6-6 E. lit n . FA u m 38. Motorcycle* - 8 c o o i»r* VESPA Motor Scooter* (a n $10.61 down A $8JB Veal tr. Lewis Sates A Santee 1317 Country Club Bend Ph. FA >7*2t H* Nashua Honeetralter. 83' X lO*. $308 dew* and take up payments. 829473a. HAPPY HOLLERDAYS FREE ESTIMATE AT HOLLERS of SANFORD Upholstering k Mattress ren­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co , at 708 Cetery Ava. 9'A 2-2117. .jo y o u s p H R I S T M ila • • . and Sinrar* Thanks to th* many Humo-Owner* of T*e 'u Green Eatute* and Longdale for ” their confidence in us and to all builders supply houaea and our loyal sub-contractors with whom we hava had cuch pleaaant dealing* dur­ ing tha pact year. I Ford, '48 V8, good then, made tote y — a— type pickup, t in , FA M an. a t ter 6 p. a . LIVINO CHRISTMAS TREES . URAPEVILLE NURSERY . GrapevtDo Ave. near 30th M. FA >3420 Sunland Estates Homes --------------------------- AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORK 1047 Sanford Ave. TA 2 6562 1188 Chevrolet convertible Impale. Power steering, automatic transmission, 4 new Ursa. Ffc, B M W a t ter 9 p. m. 18 volume Encyclopedia, out-dated $10. FA >7679. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. PLUMBING Lorry's Mart 213 Sanford Contracting A Repairs Ave. Ph. FA 24U2 FHEE DELIVERY R. L. HARVEY of 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-33*3 CHRISTMAS BONUS. Take a whole yaar to pay. No in­ terest or finance charges 26 . Radio A Television on furniture purchases ELECTRONIC ORGANS made before Dee. 34, 1183. Service on all makes. Work Open Friday evenings. guaranteed. Town & Coun­ FURNITURE CENTER try T. V., 2555 Pa.. Dr., 1100 French Ave. 322-3362. Ph. FA >7933 Offlce FA 3-211* Nights FA 2-464* 323-4700 8326 Park Dr. aanford, Fla Maitland, Ph. FA MSB C m U S FACKDfO HOURS SUPPLIES CKraa bags, aH slses, Piehtag ladders. Picking b a g s , clippers, gloves, track rope, atr, Aak far oar price Hat ONION PLANTS QryaUl wax A Sweat SpaahA. M - 12 30; MO- $U0, UK lota $2 00 FOB hero. A. M. Prevail, Phase 74>2115, So. villa, Fla. *11 S B We’ll endeavor ta maintain your faith and good will 1 B A 9 PONTIAC Station Wagon . ■■ " 4 Door, FaU^Kgui££c^_ « v 1 Q C 9 FALCON Statloe Wagon ■ 0 0 * 4 Door, SUmlanl Shift 1958UUICK ,u#oc HaTdtop 8**cU1 I Q f l f l FALCON 3 Doer Sedan I 9 Q V standard Shift 1QM T CHRYSLER 6 Door Windsor Automatic And Air fond. 1 M 7 CHEVROLET 6-Doer. 6 C jl, * * w I Automatle Tram*. ______________ Give A Permanent G ift This Christmas Give A Holler New O r Used Car I R R Y CADILLAC 4 Door Pcdan DeVUIe ■ power And Al^rondlilon 11M •IW 1 Q C 7 OLDSMOBILE 4 Door HaHtep I w W l Automatic Ak^^it^Coud. IR R I9 Q |A R Q OLDSMOB1LE 4 Doer I w W Aatomatic, AM 1 0 R 7 UUICK - 4 l)oor Hctian 1 9 0 1 Auto., Power HraVc And SUetinx JAflf ^9W 1 Q M PONTIAC 4 Dow M a n 1 9 9 9 Automatle Troaa. IM t 190 I Q g f l CHEVROLET Station Wagon l e w ® V-* Auto. P<iw*^Ht**ri» JQM IW 1QCQ CIIB8 ROLET 6 Iteor, I CyL 9 0 0 ® Autematie OAK 900 NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY I ' Lfler n c s s tl* K. tad BT. 3909 PARK ATM. FA 2-4711 ORLANDO CH 1-8186 FA S-4861 t— ’■H jl �T A C, M e ii V isit Jui ■ to pS As - PAGE I t THUR&, DECEMBER, SO, 1MB By Jane Cnantoiiry •oath nstools J a i l o r H l*’s m ad—re rtofcato of Mrs. Catoirtoi Mato* —4 Stanley ftJeM wore • thaw* Tactical Air Co«un*o4 Missile School tniaJag tUdM ■lasfle school in too U. 8. Air Facto —4 store iu start to vm, m m thaa M N otiaafle eftw nrohera hare tratari In Tvt versions at the MACS, Mia sito are reed tentotof. MoosePlan Annual Party For Children %WM PTOPlans PurchaseOf Record Player By Mr*. 1 . L. Jeluaen Plans for obtaining at hast one urgently needed record player for the Lake Monroe School were made at Tuesday night's meeting ef the Lake Monroe PTO In the school sudltorlum with Mrs. Morris Metts, president, In charge. After the holidays, each family will be asked to do­ nate at least one book of trade stamps towards pur­ chase ef a player er play­ ers. Plana also were begun for toe PTO to sponsor e "Wo­ rn*ale«i Wedding" and Var­ iety Show In conjunction with n supper with the date act tentatively for tha month of February. The program was on civil defense end featured a movie en fallout entitled “ When and How to Protect Your self.” Room count waa won by Mre. Dorothy Kilpatrick’s third grade. Refreshments, served un­ der direction of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pent, were decorate* sheet cakes, open faced sand, wlches in Christmas shapes and red-tinted fruit punch. The organisation's next meeting will be held on Jan. 1«. Faculties of the Altamonte Spring* and Bear Lake Ele­ mentary School* mot together last Saturday evening at the Star Lake School for a Christmas Party reported to be moat entertaining and a lot of fun. Festivities started with the Bear Lake Faculty present­ ing a ''kitchen band" with Ruth Johnson directing. Memben of the band were Vir­ ginia Krause, Beth Miller, Eulila Granthm, Helen Leinhart, frank Cordell, Carolyn Cora and Rena RybickL To keep things in n rolicking mood tho Altamonte fac­ ulty presented several dance number* In n light vein. At­ lanta McGlanto presented the Cake Walk end BlU McClnnU portrayed The Black Bottom. Frank Gore’s contribution waa the Twist; Mary Strick­ land. came ap with The Big Apple and Sally petry, Mar­ garet Benson and Katherine Cecna surprised over/usa A LIVING NATIVITY SCENE will give added aplritual meaning and beauty to the Community Chriatmaa Program In Laka Mary this year aa It la re-enacted today at 4:30 p. m. and again at 6:30 p. m. at tha Chamber of Commerce. Taking part are NewVFWPest Auxiliary Holds First Elections By Jane Casselberry The newly organised VFW Auxiliary of Post 10060 of Casselberry held an election of officers laat Thursday night at the Women'* Club. Mrs. Maud* Horrall, acting chairman, conducted tbs meet­ ing. Mre. Hollis Johneon waa elected president; Mr*. Denell Long, atnlor vies president; Mr*. George Howard, Junior vice preildent; Mr*. Ralph Til•on, treasurer; Mr*. Edwin Pearson, guard and Mrs. E. E. Sparks, conductress. Mra. llorrell also will aerve •a Instituting and installing officer at th e installation which will be held at a later date. Tha organisation now has A* charter m e m b e r s and the charter will remain open for B0 days. Anyone desiring In­ formation about Joining may contact Mra. Georga Howard, Lakeshore Dr., Casselberry. with their version of Tbs Can-Can. Trene King was quite adept In South of the Border tod Jim Moiety enjoyed the Rock t i Roll. Several Christmas carols were played by an instru­ mental band composed of Don Hailey, Kioto* Hall, Georg* D a b b s , Virginia Krause, Ctay Carroll and Ted RybickL The party cam# to an en­ joyable conclusion with aa exchange of gifts and re­ freshments of cake, cookies, punch and coffee. Turkey Shoot Set In Geneva By Louisa Graytoa Tha Geneva Citizens Ann. will sponsor a Turkey Shoot at tho Genova Grocery Store be­ ginning at I p.m. Saturday. W. G. Kilbee, chairman of Um project, will bo in charge. Juanita Ferguson, Russell Avery, Nancy and Eddie Schvreiekert, Shelia and Thomaa Padden, Rosemary Green, Elia Boutwall, Kathy Timmons, Linda Noguelra and Daniel Bousquet. (Herald Photo) Adds N ativity Scene Choirs Present A living icena ef The Na­ tivity has been added this year by tha Laka Mary Cham­ ber of Commerce to Ua annual Christmas program for chil­ dren of tha community which will be held today at toe CofC Building beginning at 0:30 p.m. Arrangements for the repro­ duction have been under direc­ tion of Mr*. Prank Leone and Mrs. Leonard Dunn, chairman of tho event, who have worked in cooperation with churches of toe community and of tha area to produce toe re-enact­ ment to tike place at 4:30 p.m. Tliul plan* vara completed Wednesday nlfht bp mamban of Bastard Loodfo 1*51, Loyal Order of lfooaa, tor tho organUatioa’a first an­ nual Chrfctma* Party lor children of tbo lodfo. Tho party la scheduled lor B p. m. Sunday at tho lodge headquarter* la Lake Mary At last count plans war* bo* lag made to entertain some SO chOdroa Including teenag­ ers. Members of the proposed local chapter of the Woman of tho Moose, also working with tho lodgo to atago tho party, will bo In charge of entertainment and refresh* meats. Chairmen of tho pro­ ject an Mrs. Howard Price and Mrs. Sam Meabotto who have arranged for each of tho younger children to re­ ceive a gift. Teenagers will be entertain­ ed at a record party and carol slog In an adjoining room where they also will ha served refreshments of or­ ange juice, eake and Christ­ mas candles. td again at 0:M p.m. today. Sanford; K a t h y Timmons P f A f i r a i f t E /t f Eleven young people take tnm Holy Crosa Episcopal l I U g i O H I I U l irt in tha scene which has church of Sanford and Unda ■ ■ w va “ Sjil? “»Comma*LOlQWOOdPTO By Dema Eafea Harold Mats, commander of VFW Post 1207, announced at last week's meeting of the Auxiliary that a Christmas party for members of the post and auxiliary will be held at his home tola Sunday. trlbutlon to needy children Each member la requested at Christmas. to bring a one dollar gift Twenty-four members and for a child. three visitors were present. Hostesses for too auxiliary Visitors wer* Mra. Tllford, meeting were Mr*. Don Hit*Mn. Tinsley and Mrs. Ern­ maa and Mrs. Merle Harris. est Conover. Mrs. Marian Conford and Refreshments of Christmas Mrs. Ruth Hopkins wer* ap­ cookies and coffee were serv­ pointed to be to charge of ed prior to the meeting by arranging tho Chriatmaa toe hostesses, Mra. L. E. project of providing cloth­ Swope, Mra. Leota Putman ing, toys and a food basket for a needy family which baa and Mrs. C. K. Fisher. been selected by toe group. Tho auxiliary also voted to present an outdoor flag to tho Loogwood Civie League. The next meeting of the group wea set for Jan. 10 at the home ef Mra. Harris. Business Items on last Mrs. Louise Stewart and week’s Lake Mary Chamber Mrs. Virginia McManus will serve aa hostesses. of Commerce meeting agenda were postponed until the next meeting due to extreme Intereet shown to the program which included a report cei By Lanisa Grayson converting Lake Mary Blvd. Tha Geneva Parent-Teacher Into an access link to tho Organization held 1U annual new Interstate 4 highway. Making tho report waa Christmas Party for children Douglas Stenstrom, chairman Monday night with approxi­ of too county’s long range mately 100 adults and young­ planning and development sters to attendance. Mrs. W. E. Schlusemeyer committee. waa to charge of special dec­ Business continued until tha oration* for tha event. Lytle Swope played several January meeting waa the TIm hour-long program fea­ Chriatmaa numbers on the election of one member to tbo tured tha 1Chriatmaa Story" organ and accompanied the Board of Directors and dis­ presented in song and tableau cussion of aa amendment to by children of tbo school and group la tinging carols. klembors each brought a the by-laws pertaining to closed with Santa distributing gift and toy to be given to filling a quorum for the regu­ Christmas candle* to all the the Salvation Armj for dto- lar meeting* chUdtCto By Jaae Casselberry By Dewaa Ettea An eversixed Wcirasrsner The regular meeting of the dog named Baron, whose Longwood Elementary PTO past services have consisted was held Tuesday evening in primarily of sending many a wary salesman or garbage the school auditorium. During the very brief busi­ collector scurrying on his way, became a hero last Sat­ ness meeting a motion waa urday night, at least to his made and approved for the South Seminole owners, the PTO to donate up to 1100 to Edgar Lyons family. Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and the school for TV antennas their seven children were to giva getter reception. fast asleep to their home The fifth and sixth grade on Lake Hodge when Mre. choirs, composed of 180 Lyons was awakened by the youngsters, gave an Impresa- sound of scratching at the iva and inspiring program of bedroom door. Christmas music. The girls Opening the door, she wer* dressed in red skirts, found (he house full of smoke and Baron gallantly scratch­ white blouses and red ties ing away to warn them of and the boys wore dark trou- the danger resulting when a sers, white shirts and red burning log tumbled from the lies. fireplace sending flying The auditorium waa at­ spark* to Ignite the livingtractively decorated for the room rug. occasion with drawings made So, today, even though he by the children end there still puts fear into the heart* also wer* two beautifully de­ of the salesmen and garbagecorated Christmas trees. men be bae earned the grati­ Tho program waa under tude and even greater af­ tho direction of Mrs. Arleta fection from the Lyons with Coberly assisted hy Mrs. his act of devotion which Theresa Bolick, Mrs. Kath- conceivably saved the bouse from burning and possibly the lives of its occupants and, at least, prevented fur­ ther damage. Lake Mary C O f C Agenda Postponed Geneva PTO Has Party V Mtmbara of tha 600 Club of South Altamcnto Springs had a gain tima nt thair annual Chriatmaa Party last week. Tho party started with a delicious dinner at to* Im­ perial Houaa after which members decided to apentl tho remainder of tha evening at tha Jal Alai Fronton. As it was tho first tima for moet of tho ladies to over at­ tend or witness n game, the experience proved to bo quit# hilarious. Big winners of toe evening were Mrs. Thomaa Hotuohotdor and Mrs Guy Nusa. Others attending ware Mra. A. Von Temple, 3lr*. Fetor Clark, Mrs. Robert Burkhart, Mr*. Alton KUng, Mr*. Jay Nesa and Mr*. Joieph Sima- SCIENCE STUDENTS at South 8eminola Junior High at C— Iberry were trsatod to a apodal program last Friday when members of tho 4((05th Missile Training Wing from Orlando AFB were at the school upon Invitation of the South Seminole Missile Club. Assisting Col Jdhn C. Collins with the program were, left, L t John C. Preston and A 1/e John M. Glass. (Herald Photo) By Dona Estoi The Loogwood Area Cham­ ber of Commerce saw a film program provided through courtesy of the Winter Park Telephone Co. and beard se­ lections by the Longwood First Baptist Junior Choir at last week's monthly meeting held in the Civie League Building. The film, entitled “ Gate­ ways to the Mind—the Story of Human Senses" was pre­ sented by Kenneth Peloquln of the telephone company in place of the scheduled film, “ The Telstsr Story" which will be shown at a future meeting. The Junior Choir, directed by Barbara Meeslmer with Mrs. Carol Reek aa pianist, sang “ Away in a Manger,*' "Silent Night" and “ Oh Lit­ tle Town of Bethlehem." Others In the choir were Sammy Kelley, Pat Cooey, Dianna Sweat, Lynn Miller, Di Hughes, Larry Miller and Pat Shea. Refreshments were served following the meeting and special guest, John Alexand­ er, district 1 county com­ missioner elect, met and talked with membert of tho organisation. Ho also was shown the Civic League spon­ sored Library by Mrs. X. P. Richards, chairman of tbo League’s library committee and Mias Dorothy Heath, as­ sistant librarian. Residents Get Ready For Lighting Contest By Jane Casselberry American Legion Memorial Post 256 of Casselberry mat last Friday night at tha Cas­ selberry Women's Club on Ov- Many North Orlando ru b erbrook Dr. dents are busy this week Dispensing with tha regular lighting and decorating their business meeting, the Legion­ homes and lawns in prepara­ naires joined their wives and tion for the contest sponsored guests to participate In a pro­ by the Civic Association gram of Christmas caroling which offers $13 for Aral with Mrs. Luther Mynderte prlxe, $10 for second and $3 accompanying at the organ. for third. Fowl contributions w e r e Circulars hare been dis­ donated by those attending to tributed explaining detail* be distributed by the Liona and rules of the contest open Club in its annual Chriatmaa to all residents of the villa go Welfare Project. Including North Orlando Ilcfri'shments of doughnuts, Homes, Horizon Homes. Coro­ coffee and soft drinks were nado Homes and tho Bands served. Homes. The club was decorated with Judging will take place pine boughs and b r i g h t l y between 7 and $ p. m. by painted pine cones for the oc­ Frank Sparrow and Merton casion by Sillier Evana and Taylor of DeLand and Will IStephen of Orange City. Larry Maplesden. Bridge Club Changes Day For Meeting Announcement was made today by the Duplicate Bridge Club of DeBary that next week's regular meeting of the group will be held at 1 p. m. on Wednesday In the Community Center. Winners named for this week's play with B tablet in session wer* NS, first, Mrs. Frank Austin and Mre. B.W. Ackerman; second, Mn. Ro­ bert Nichols and If. G. Chase; third, Mr. and Mn. E. Z. Walters and fourth, Mr. and Mr*. Georg* Pear­ sall. EW, first, Mr. and Mn. E. M. Hinkle; second, Mn. Virginia Singer and Mrs. Doyle Driver; third. Dr. Earl Sandborn andjlL 31. Valen­ tine and fourth, Mn. A. G. Besom and Mr*. Frank Hold EDITORIAL COMMENT Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary and Longwood, continuing a happy custom started many years ago which is no longer observed in most places these days, will be holding CommunityWide Christmas Parties for their children this evening. Such purties don't just happen . . . they tuke time and effort on the part o f a good many civic organizations and kind-hearted people who, in this very busy season, still are willing to per­ sonally give of .themselves in order to bring the children together for an hour or two o f prayer, good fellowship, entertainment and a visit with Santa. Altamonte's party is scheduled from 7:30 p. m. until 8:30 p. m. in the Community House on Maitland A ve.; Lake Mary's will be held nt the Chamber o f Commerce Building beginning with a program at 6:30 p. m. in longwood, where preparations are made for 1,000 children, the party will be held in the City Park beginning at 6 p m. Children up to 12 year* of age in each com­ munity are invited to attend. We hope that when Santa arrives he will be met by the biggest crowds w e r fo r only in this way will those who made the imrties possible know that their effort* were worthwhile. �% ' ii M l '• 1 rF r m ,}Vr? y f* 7 Cf t.wi Ml >Vt. . / •*r'^w 'M < v ? X-. f > i si. -. . . Cr " H . 5 He's Is Expected fo r Apportion ^HAVANA ^(UPQ — New today ea^ltoU^af^niadiclae*, (tarry Treatsl wlfl be la drags aad toad sftorad Is Ktw 1 art far tba hsHdaya TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant sxebaaqp tor 1.119 Imprisoned Tba ciatft wtO •aid Thursday ha’s desperate for a solution toths r*» Cabas lavotters. by aiaabar. W apportionment pwMa laagM arinn to ft* Flor­ — and said chances are ida city v a n woritiag araosd Mm dock loading IBs freigh­ a • • on tha subject Varabal goso la New York Tha govamor told his new* eonfartacs ha was ter Africa* Pilot with goods Matbar taper! says desperate but not desperate which hav* beta pouring ta •than ta lid sto oall a apodal ssaSa, he aaa hare that Vtatti begad (tea captives holiday, n t a happy ees to be saM ba wosta hs taaad an or before Me toe baaea, toe. Christas* Day, thair rela­ ■a a • OOfTHI MW tive* bar* said It Is asaow, ba remmsatod "Wa are . Tba baraaa cone aad tbay sf ghrtas aB — a- --■*. —- . , a— m. tleaar la it than I tbaaghl tea libely tosy will ha eat aC M fee Jim c t iui aMeta. ^ t l would hs at tkk das Boats Class aa a Bryant mid ha hoped la gat from tba Lagtalatnra bath arritad tbla maniac a statute to sorry through tha Tha relatives •# tbs pri­ for coaaaltatioa with Baafnrd got • Strata wa IMS session convening nest soners said aegotlattens tar area boy* aad firla aad will ba April and a companion con­ thair reItaaa bars b on com­ at the aid poet office baOdtac stitutional amendment that pleted aad nothlag remains from » antil I y. a teaigkt, would go before tba people ta ba expected bat the “ big from 10 a. m. antil l p. at aad announcement" of Castro's In 1084. from $ until 8:99 p. m. Satur­ agrot meat. "But if wa can get tba votes day. for a conatitutlcsuti amend­ • a • ment, 111 eettie for Just the Theft a pretty rood Mae statute,” be saM. tba rboatone felka bad about Representatives of seven of staying optn until 1 a. at to the state's largest cities accoaunodata tba atom i agreed Wednesday to fight ta ployu who have la work until court any attempt ta bypass 1 p.m . serving the rest of tba th* people and reapportion Christina* s h o p p o r o . Of Tito Goes Home the state. tours*, schlng foot may knap OKEECHOBEE (UP1)—Tha MOSCOW (UP1) - Yugo"If they do this, they will soma of tba store worktra out Seaboard Air Una's Silver ilav President TUo ended hit have a heavy responsibility of action. Star pasaaager train amaahtd on them if we come to April Soviet "vacation" today aad Into a truck at high speed at without a valid Legislature,' beaded bom*, apparently with Premier Nikita Khrushchev's Scott Burua and Charlta a crossing Thursday night, Bryant told hto news confer­ promise of mors Soviet aid Robinson, co-chnlrmsn of tba killing two of tha train's crew­ ence. and political co-operatloa. Chamber of Commerce mem­ men and tba truck driver aad The governor said he Is pre­ bership drive, ware firing out Injuring about to other per­ pared to go on television and the coma-on aign today to sona. warn tbo old folks aad tba Still Blasting Twaaty-two of tha mart ser­ WASHINGTON (UPI) prospoctira members. Then's teacher* that tha Legisla­ ons thing moat people forget iously injured were admitted tors'* failure to reapportion Tba Soviet Union set off an­ about getting their chamber tq the small Okeecbobeo Gen­ could Jeopardise their welfare other nuclear device Thurs­ day ta the atmosphere at Its membership* paid promptly eral Hospital, including tha checks and salaries after the and that to that tba fan la tax engineer of the train, E. D. Arctic test sit*. The U. 8. present appropriations net Atomic Energy Commission deductible U paid baton fan. Emerson. Emerson was burned but expires Jane SO. said tha blast waa low-yiald, 1. The chamber need* the thrown clear when his two-sec­ the equivalent of teas than membership of arary parson 30,000 tons of TNT. in Ui* county who to intonat­ tion diesel locomotive Jack ed in sating an all-out effort knifed, overturned and caught Satellite Dies mads to push abend. And tbs flro as tbo train derailed about WASHINGTON (UPI) — need to right now, not soms a quarter of a mil# beyond the crossing. It bid p l o w e d The Navy's new Transit 6A later year. Be—go ahead. through the fully-loaded tree • * • navigational satellite has gone dead, apparaatly be­ Saturday night to dance tor-trailer hauling oranges. Seaboard headquarters at cause of trouble ta Its. power night in Sanford with two big supply, the Defease Depart­ Christatoe hallo elated. High Richmond, Va.. Identified the ment announced Thursday. school studant* will whirl at dead crewmen at William Bell S. A. Lindstrom, 111 JIn- The satellite was launched the annual Kay Club Christ­ of Tampa, tho fireman of the mas Ball at the Citia Center Silver Star and a veteran of kins Circle, to the winner of Tuesday from Point Arguello, while everyone out of high taore than 2S years with tha the best overall display In Calif, school to tripping the light line, and tba baggagemaster, the annual Jaycee Christmas More Job Funds fantastic in the ballroom of H. 0. Slaughter. A funeral bone In nearby Lighting Contest and seven WASHINGTON (UPI) — the Mayfair Inn nt tba Ep­ other winners have been an Negotiators, working under a silon 81gma Alpha's second Fort Pierce, where the bodies nounesd. of the dead were taken, Iden­ weekend strike deadline and annual Christmas Ball. Best commercial display appeals by Labor Secretary tified the truck driver as O. B. • 9 • was won by Norris TV, 901 W. Willard Wlrta, resumed Xiwaniana will man tha Sal Jonas, as, of Haines CUy. Commercial St., snd tbo tol talks today In tbo maritime The railroad said the Silver ration Army ksttlea Saturday lowing rosidcntisl category dispute that threatens ship­ Star carried IS O passengers in an attempt to outdo the and U crewmen. The train, prises were announced: ping from Maine to Texas. Lions and RoUriana In their Religious setting: W. 11. Wirtx baa warned tba walk­ pulling 14 cars, left Miami collections for the poor and Weihle, 90S Forest Dr., Loch out could "cripple tha coun­ needy of the community. The about 4:23 p.m. bound for New York. Tha train hit tho truck Arbor, first; Charles H. Pol try." throe clubs bars got a real a few minutes before 7 p.m ley Jr., Tot E. talk St., se­ press going and they aura ring shattering the eab of the truck cond. Controls Refused those balls with “rigah"! Traditional setting: Mr. and scattering oranges and s o * GENEVA (UPI) - Tbo and Mrs. A. P. Fletcher, Western powers will refuse debris along tha highway. ‘ It's good to *e* many fam­ “ I waa waiting at the cross­ 1*03 Paloma Avc., first; to Join any controlled mora­ iliar face* around town as for ing in my Jeep," said Bud George Ferrante, Ml Val- torium on nuclear testing no mer resident*, students and Sparkman of Okeechobee. cencia St., second. matter what Russia does dur­ reistlraa of local people begin “ Tho tractor-trailer waa com­ Artistic setting: Mr. and ing the Christmas recess of to arrire for the holidays. ing toward me and slowed as Mrs. F. E. Cole, 301 Fair­ the disarmament conference, • • • if it were going to stop. But mont Dr., Sunland, first; Ro­ Children of tha Little Red it didn't. It Just kept right on bert Jernlgan, 111 Pinccrest it was learned today. Tha 17-natkm conference went in­ Schoolhouse will be tha recip­ creeping across. Dr., second. to recess Thursday until Jan. ients of gifts from iht Elks "The diesel was blowing its Trophies will be presented Club *t their party today at| horn. It hit the cab, and it to the winners at the Jaycee IS. th* bom* of their teacher, was a horrible mess.” luncheon Dec. 97. Reports Doubted Mrs. Jerri Kceth. WASHINGTON (UH) • • • Sea. Kenneth B. Keating, Jim Coleman, general man-1 (R-N.Y.), s a i d Thursday ager and co-owner of Celery night ba was not satisfied CityPrinting Company, was that all Soviet offensive mis­ named to tha board ofdirec­ siles bad been removed from tors of the Graphic Arte Aun. Cuba. Keating said that bo of Central Florida at a meet­ felt there waa an “ excessive ing of th* group Thursday in amount" of Soviet arms and Orlando. By United I’reae International become hasardou's from th* men in Cuba and “ guns, • • • Mrs. Matilda Friassl of th* Bitter cold and hsnvy snow snow snd rain. Four traffic tanka and MIG planes are Red Cross called to ask us to slapped th* nation's North draths were caused in south­ still coming in — this past try to get tha word to mem- and East today on th* last ern Illinois alono by slick week." bars of five Negro families la full day of autumn. Th* highways lata Thursday. Oviedo who were left homeless change in the weather threat­ Tbo temperature tumbled last Friday by a flvs-hous* ened to create hasanls for to IS below at Watertown, N. Y., early today. It waa IS (ira that the Red Cross has Christmas travelers. hslp available for them If thsy Snow fell from Kansas and la Detroit. Mich., S2 In Minwill get in touch. Tha flro wn* Nebraska to th* mountains of n*apolto-8t- Paul, Mina., and In n section known as Daniel's Virginia, and accumulations 24 In Denver. quarters. of up to five inches wen ex­ Honolulu, Hawaii, resident* J. W. Bedenbaufh, 03, died shivered Thursday In tbs low­ Wednesday from injuries reSine* the fire, which the Rad pected before it quit. Cross only learned a b o u t With th* Christmas holiday est temperature on record. caivsd la an automobile acci­ Thursday th* homeless people period scheduled to start at Tho mercury fall to 64, ons dent near 8t. Cloud whtn be bees scattered, no one seems ti p. m., highways already had degree lower than th* pre­ raa into the bock of another vious record set la March, truck in the fog. to know where. * • * 1*66, and February, 1M1. Bedenbeugh was bora April Sanford streets really look In a six hour period, Indian­ 2, 1900, in Amsricu* Ga., and apolis, Ind., received three had btsn a resident of Ovlodo bright with addition of those potted trees. And n fsw scads Inches of snow, and Quincy, for 24 years. Us was n whole­ of some bright colored flowers SANTO DOM1NCO (UPI>- I1L, snd Elkins, W. Va., two sale flower (rower snd dis­ such as nasturtiums or petun­ Juaa Bosch, candidate of the inebs*. Mors than three- tributor and a member of tits ias, moss rose or carnations or left of center Dominican Rev­ tenths of an inch of frsesing Baptist Church. other hardy winter flower* olutionary Party, appeared to rain fell nt St. Louis, Mo. Us is survived by his widow, • ould really add a gay touch. have won tbo presidential elec­ A 1,000 foot layer of fog Mrs. Viola B*d*nbaugb; oa* Ws'rs surprised that no en­ tion todsy by an Impressive returned to central California daughter, Mr*. Frank Jones of terprising merchant has added majority. on Thursday night for tho Sanford; one sister, Mrs. L. E. S'ire* gay garlands and some He also apparently was second night In a row. Thous­ Bland of Orlando and s«v*ral of liaise new unbreakable carrying bis party ticket to ands of holiday travelers nieces and nephew*. Christmas balls to tbs potted victory in congressional and were stranded at the San 8*rvic*s and burial will ba trees la front of hto establish­ ieiser election*, according to Francisco Airport snd three hsld at tha Ovtedo C*m«tery ment la keeping with th* sea- unofficial snd still incomplete traffic deaths wert IJamed at 3 p. m. Saturday, with Briaoa tba log. rotora*. aon Fuiwrsl Homs in ehargo. day teat its sapped to tba Mm Of potato subscription of to Moist the Sarapta to carrying on its work qf caring tor tbs aged. The anrnnilaatoa baa bean obable to Bad a suitable aoluttoa to Itosactag any program to kSlp tho borne renovate Ita faculties to keep up with •tots ItofMtag requirements or to sxptad. Tha Met af a drive for volaatoer contribution* to 1 * faad to give Sarepta a boost Sunday Train-Truck Smash Kills 3, Injures 40 by several todtvktaala ate OsiaiatestoMr Veraoa Dun* today asked that tha Sanford Herald ba reqaested by tba Commlsaioaera to act agent tar donations for a Sarepta Homs Improve asset Fund, aad lad off with a per* tonal donation of bis owl. D a • ■ 'a recommendslieu, which waa ta the farm of a motion to tba board, was se­ conded aid passed. (Herald Publisher Walter g > m tfo rb f e r a ld WEATHER: Partly cloudy, mild through Saturday, poaslblo ahowara. VOL. IS United Press Leased W in Established 190A FRL, DECEMBER 21, 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA W UVA... B itter Cold, Snow Creates Hazards Injuries Fatal ToOviedoMan NO. 610 Britain To Get Polaris As Big Weapon Jaycee Lighting ContestAward Winters Listed Leftist Leading Dominican Vote tin been condemned by th* Male Board M Health u botat totally taatafato, ta t to Um rigid it o atataftat raqulremanta tar boatoo tar Iba aged recently paaaat by tba •lata board. TM FIVE.' in the ah / nign language reply given by this little girl to Santn’s first question ns he started taking Cbriiitmas lint requests from Sanford area youngsters today. Santa will be at WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tbs Keneedy-MacmllUa eonfjrcncc has co a t up with either a far-reaebtag shift la auclssr weapons policy or a face-saving camproalaa I* •n Issue that had chiliad An­ glo-Americas relations. Both claims wfl| ha hand. la advaoea af • te a ^ uni­ que expected today, spokesmea at Nsssaa revealed that Britain agreed to drop Its Interest In th* sxperimeatal bomber-launched Skyholt mis­ sile aad accept instead th* proves submarine - launched Polaris. U was m i yat ctesr, how­ ever, Just how Britain would use tho Polaris. She has no means of employing tt right now. whnreas tho doeo havo Jot bomber* .that reutaltev* ( carried ‘SkybaK. it remained to be seen whether Polaris would be adapted for landbased launchers, surfoc* ships or submarines yet to be built, and, If submarinss, whether they would come from America or be built ta Brits la. Beyond that tho two gov­ ernment chiefs for Uts Arst time have drawn up a btu* print for bringing Franca— the old pout office builtllng for awhile tonight and possibly other European anil nirnin Snturday from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. anil nations In the future—Into from a until 9 p. m. their nuclear club. Kennedy planned to taka (Herald Photo) off between S aad 4 p. m. for Paha Beach, where he hoped to spend the Christmas holidays with his family. Tbo big two conference, ' which began hare with an in­ formal meeting late Tuesday, ing to (he State Board of also bo requested to cancel covered a broad rang* of Health Informing them of the the city license of the com­ subjects but the major share unsatisfactory service rend­ pany. of attention was devoted ta Western defenses. ered by the Saxon company Knowles said he will pro* and exorbitant charges made. He will ask that the state the matter as far as he can license of the Arm be revok­ In order to protect the cltl- Stocks Higher ed on the basis of their ac­ tens of Sanford from the ope­ NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks rations of the Arm. tion* In Sanford. opened irreulsrly higher to­ Tlie City Commission will dsy In routine Irsding. Brok­ ers believe that, to the light Pilgrimage Set JERUSALEM (UPD-Mure of Thursday's action, any fur­ than 3,noo Israeli Christians ther upside movement in th* plan a Christmas pilgrimage weeks ahead will not come as to the Jordanian sector of easily as in the Arst month Jerusalem, authorities sakl and a half after the Cuban Thursday. crisis. Revocation 01 License Asked when the people were unable to make demand payment*. Knowles said today U>* company is now anxious "to have the heat taken off" snd have made arrange­ ments through ■ local attor­ ney to have tiie deeds return­ ed. He also said he was writ­ City M a n a g e r W. E. Know1m said today that hs has Instituted action to bar further activity in Sanford by an exterminating firm charged with questionable practices. Two more caws were re­ ported to Knowles this morn­ ing concerning the local ope­ rations of tha Saxon Ter­ mite Control of Holly Util. The company has been do­ ing exterminating work in Sanford and ■ number of lo­ cal elderly people had to put mortgages on their homes, furniture and other property to pay for it. A number of tile mortgages reportedly have been foreclosed and the property deeds picked up Holiday Is Gay, But Be Careful! Hope Entertains Throngs O f GIs TACHIKAWA AIRBASE. Ja­ pan (UPI>—Thouisnds of U. 8. servicemen and their fam­ ilies Jammed a huge hanger at this sprawling airbase today to watch comedian Bob Hope stage his firit holiday ihow this year for GIs In the Far East. Hope arrived with a troupe of 30 person*. Including co­ median Jerry Colonna. Herald Index Bridge ....... .... Page 7 Page M i Classified Comica — Pag* 8 D*er Abby — Pag* 7 Editorial ...... . Pag* 4 Entertainment .... Page 7 Legal* ----- Peg* 8 S ocitty---- — . Page 8 Sport* _ . ----- Pag* S Churches _------ Page 2 ( I I'nitd Press International Americans begin obser­ vance of Christendom's most famous holiday tonight in gay spirila but with a grim warn­ ing that 730 may die in traf­ fic accldcnta. From n tiny church In the heart of Chicago'a slums to Jammed air terminal* in San Francisco to a janitor in Erie, Pa., who plays Santa Claus every year, Americana prepared to celebrate the birth of the Baby Jesus. There was a frenried rush to buy last-ininute presents snd -,«t of. overlooked Christ­ mas cards. And thousands upon thousands prepared to Uke to the highways to spend the long Christmas weekend with friends and loved ones. The National Safety Coun­ cil aaid between 630 and 730 persoos could lose their livea in traffic accident* during the 102-hour period from 6 p. m. tonight until midnight Tuesday. From 27,Out) to 93.00Q could suffer injuries, the council said. Across the laud, official* took steps to boost law en­ forcement in (he prospect of crowded roads, possibly barardou* driving conditions and drinking drivers. FOR LAST MINUTE SHOPPING YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS Machines Have Hallucinations REDONDO BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — A machine suffer­ ing from hallucinations col lapsed into hysteria Thursday and spewed out 1.600 plastic reindeer in front of a startled llttl* boy. The Machine la supposed to ring bells, flash red and green light* and deliver on* fresh­ ly mad* r*lnd**r —all for a dime. "Th* points are act too fin* and it gives th* ma­ chines hallucinations," th* owner said. "They think they're getting paid." "And It's contagious," hs added. “ IS* had cslls on other pischin**, all making frs* reindeer like erasy.” SEE OUR AD PAGE 6 C c H V a / i& , OPEN TILL NINE FRL & SAT. NIGHTS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" rel="noreferrer noopener"><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/9dbc617be7757bc2245eacac79692df7.pdf 79877cae229eaabdb8e40ac056cceae0 PDF Text Text 1 rw r-7— < j rt r j j meeting Thursday ta the Community Buildlag. Best r n n i N far (he pel K I W A N B P R E S ID E N T S A N D T H B IR W IV E S tn jo jr o d t b a a n n u a l L a d la * N i g h t d i n a r a n d Ch r M t a iaa p a r t y a t th a M a y f a i r In n , w ith a ta g a r D ic k H o t t a e k w t a k in g t h a lo a d i a p ro * r id in g e n t e r t a in m e n t S h ow n h a ra f r o m l a f t a r t t. M r * . J o lm B trfc. M r * . John G o * aad l a f r o n t a n C a th y a m S h o o k a n d aon, (H a r a ld P h o t o ) T a k in g p a r t r , M r*. T ra n k Altamonte Sets Annual Party T W p ra gm a e f Ik* Little la d IH w i B i m i o m tfca U *t V A flD K Q T O K (U P D -T h s vtrsivs Activities C o n t r o l Board to b* domteted and eontrailed by t ie world wide Com­ munist movement fail* te raglater, then responsibility to do so reverts first to its officers and then to Ha members. In addition to Had and Dav­ is, tbe Justin Department M d e r tho MM McCarran A c t Collection af tho fins, how• to r, win ho hold te abeyance ponding an appeal te the U. 8. Circuit Court o f Appeals. Thomas K. Han, axacutlvo l aatotent far tho Justice Depeftmant'a internal security division, said tt e government was now ready to proceed with proascuUsn o f Hall aad Davis, ga m ra j aad national chairman o f tte party. Both kavt boon Indicted for (allude to register as officers o f a Communistaction organization, “ Wo have asked the court to set trial date* aa soon as possible but have not teen tofanned when that will t e , " the Legal Notice B y France* Waster Life on tho Philippine Isand* was described by apo­ d a l guest Pamela Grtanatl, who was in char go o f tho pro­ gram given at a regular meeting o f tba United Pres­ byterian Youth of tte Plrat Presbyterian Church te Lake Mary. Pamela was. one of tha girls sponsored by the Ro­ tary Club to go to tte Philipplnr Islands as aa exchange student for ten month*. White there ate took slides of the people, (te country and all sights of interest and beauty. She showed these slides to the group white (elllog about each. Pamela's report coincided with Joy Wester'* report on Mexico te that the main dif­ ference between this coun­ try and others Is tte clast distinction between the weal­ thy and the poor. Among souvenirs s h o w n were a beautiful purse mads tioos would ho filed at an early dpt* against n number af other members. Party attorneys John Abt and Joseph Foror said they would seek an ha mediate ap­ peal af Monday's conviction, partly oa the ground that any registration attempt would amount to aelf-inerlminatkm ia violation o f tha Fifth Amend­ ment. out o f pteesppte aod coco­ nut and exquisite writing paper made set af lira . A question and answer parted fallowed. Preceding the program an Inspiring worship service was given directed by Harold Unger with Ralph Unger reading tha Scripture. Special music waa presented by Joy W aiter and Dolores Kirteb, who sing "H oly N ight" aod ’ How Groat Thou A r t", ac­ companied oa tho organ by Mrs. Frances Wester. The entire group then had a song teuton tinging their National Fellowship Song, "Cum ha y a " and "G o Tall It On The Mountain*." Fol­ lowing the program a brief business session was held by the members before the group was transported to the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Jo* Smoth­ ers on Lake Emma far a social hour. Refreshments of cookies and punch ware serv­ ed by tha boitcti. far Boswell, Is new arranging judges, not from Chuluote, who will take their taipecMembers o f tho American tlona just a Jaw days before Legion Auxiliary u f Campbell Christmas. Low ing Poet S I bold their sonual Y a le party a t tha Legion home, with meunda o f gifts under the decorated tree to be given te needy fam ilies e f the cemmualty. A special centerpiece on the table waa a huge cookie baked John I . GUdottt, (3, died 1a tho shape e f a Christmas at Seminote Memorial Hos­ tree by Miss Linda King, pital Sunday. daughter o f tho president e f Ho sms born te Madison the auxiliary, Mrs. W . J. King. County, Ala., Sept. » , ISO*, which preceded the party, members hoard reports oa tha Mid-Winter Conference e f the A exiltary which was beta te Tempo. Reporting delegates ware Mrs. Jotl Field aad Mr*. John McCloakey. Membership tolls fo r the year have mow reached 11* percent and the unit has ro­ es Irad a citation fo r passing tha 100 per cent goal, Mrs. Cbarlos Webster, membership chairman reported. Mrs. Baa Newsom told members that cetsfuL Present for the event were Mrs. J erry P e n ile , Mrs. John Fierro, Mrs. Bea Newsom, Mrs. David R e m l e y , Miss Lind* K in *, Mre. Joel Field, Mrs. E va Wynne, Mlse llasel Stiles, Mrs. D. J. Brumfield, M n . Charles Webster, Mrs. Fred Y e a e k I e, Mrs. Paul Brefka, M n . Ruth 8mlth, Mrs. T. J. HUIes, Mrs. C. E. Hunter, Mrs. W. J. King and U n . John McCloakey. JAYCEB CHRISTM AS LIG H TIN G CONTEST E N T R Y B LA N K Mall to: Contest Chairmen P. O. Box 1943 Sanford, Florida OrUndo, Florida. *n t>r h.fure the Jnd iley of Januarv, A. t> ISO. Tin turn* of til. court to which till. .1111 he* b«.n lactltut.4 I* Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit, e.ml- G E N E R AL RULES: 1. Entries muit be located te tha 8anford A n a (contact Information Building for limits). 2. Contestants may enter Residential nr Commercial etas, siflratinn nr both. Separata entry blanks a n nqulred for each entry. 3. Only one division may t e entered nnder tha Residential claexltlrntion. A ll Residential entries will be eligible for Division No. 4. 4. Entries muat tie mailed to the Jayree llldg., on French Ave. by noon December 19, IIW2. 9. Contestants are requested to keep displays lighted nightly between 7:30 end 9:30 P. M. until winnen a n announced to aliow Judges ample time to check all en­ tries. (Check classification end division) R E S ID E N T IA L -----------------------------Division Prizes: 1st place — 20 V trophy 2nd place — 12 trophy Division No. 1: Religious Setting (Nutivliy, etc.) . .............. Division No. 2: Traditional Setting (Santa Claus, etc.) Division No. 3: Artistic Setting (Lights, uses, windows, doorways, etc. -----------Divlsiun No. 4: Beet over-all decorations automatic PRIZES DONATED UYt First Federal Savings A Loan; Florida Power A Light Company; Florida State Bank; Nnufonl Atlantic. National Bank; Sanford Herald. C O M M E R C IA L ..........— ..................... ...... Includes Doorways, Show Windows, Bldg., or all. Prizes: Possession o f the Florida Power and Light Tra­ veling Trophy fur one year. I* HOT \V. PAItKKH end SOrim; u. I’ a u k k u , hi. wii., lia la llff*. .V*. ilKUIUJK All1 )0 . T ru rl.., end OUtildiK AHDO, Indlvldutllr. end VKt.LA tiEKNK AHDti. hi. wife, A D D R E S S ____ ___ _____J____________________________________ tedlvlduelly. end OROROH C. AHtHA end KK.NNKTU tlAL- Note: Please complete decoration before eubmlttlng entry: CUM. Jointly. Defendants, Chancery No. 11(11. utherWire a D*<-r.e Pro Ceofr.ao Will be enl.r.d < s *le «l you for your (allure to ao a«r«a and file your A aevtr or other dtftnaea a* required by leer. WITNKHH the hand and aaal A P u b lic H e a r in g r i l l b * h eld In lh * C it y e f tald Court thla Jeth day C om m ission R o o m , C it y H a ll, T h u rs d a y , D ecem ­ e f November, A. 1>. IMS. UUULl b er 20. 1962, a l 8 :0 0 p.m . on th e a p p lica tion f o r C I.re ef the Circuit Court m o n i n g o f L o t * • and 10, B lock 10. T ie r 7 , E . Ie and For Semlaote Coun­ ty, Florida R . T r a f f o r d ’i M a p o f S a n fo rd fr o m on R -2 ( r e ­ By: Martha T. Vision s id e n tia l) to C - l (c o m m e r c ia l) io n * . A d d r e e a : D. C. I Frank A. Taylor 414 W e e ! 9th S tr e e t. Attorney for Plaintiff* I I * North Masaelia Avenue B y : T o w in g e w j P la n n in g Coauniaahm Orlande, Fla. Fabliau Dee. 4. U . II. II. C it y o f S a n fo r d c m i- i t f 'T ' — ~ 't h R ' i___ _ ' i-1 S a n fo rd P m i d t n t a n d M r * . E . D . K I r c h h o f f ; S o o th S e m in o la -K o rth O rn n g a P m i d t n t P i t t V a n a a and M r*. Y a r n s * and W is t a r P * r k P M * daat V a n M y tr * a a d M r*. N r m . (I t o a M P h o to ) Longwood far tho past 11 months. Mr. OhktetH waa a retired carpenter and a member of the Rider Springs Baptist Church. Survivors Include bis w i­ dow, Mrs, Gracia Ghldotti; two slaters, Mrs. Dora Rob­ inson, Detroit, Mich., and and Mrs. D ew ty Coulter, Ardmore, Tran. The body wUl t e sent to Ardmore far services and burial Brissoo ‘Funeral Home la te charge of arrangements. Mrs. Ellen Eva Thompson, T3, of 1400 W. 9th St. died at Seminole Memorial Hospital Monday. She came here from Geor­ gia In 1914 and was associat­ ed with tte Jehovah Witness- one daughter, Mrs. Ellen Windsor, two grandchildren and one lister, Mr*. Nancy Dykas of Baxlay, Ga. Service* will t e held Wed­ nesday at 3 p. m. at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel, with R. C. Brantley officiat­ ing. Burial will t e in Osteen Cemetery with Gramkow Funeral Horae te charge o f arrangements. Psllbesrers will t e Robert Dotson, Ram Keeling, How­ ard Fraser, R. N . Stafford, Tha Seminole High School graduating class o f 1953 te planning a 10-year class re­ union to he held a t Spsnctr's Restaurant Saturday at 1 p. m.. Gerald Covington, re­ union chairman said today, MW e atlll lack contact with several members o f our dess and ank that any one knowing the whereabout* of the follow­ ing pereona contact Fred WUeon nt Wilson-Malar Furniture Co.: . tiynlth C o e k m a n , Mario (tootling, Diana llart, Carol Delaware once shared the Morehouee, Elisabeth Murphy, same teglslstui* and gover­ Lee Parmlter, Clifford Boston, nor with Pennsylvania. Dorothy Sherry end Dorothy Whlddon. Ed McKinley, president e f L IV IN G the els**, now living In Palalka ie expected to be present for the gathering, as well aa C H R IS T M A S former principal, H e r m a n Morris. TREES Rome portrait busts *», for example, that o f Plantilla In the i-ouvre st Parts, had tha hair removable to that by changing the w ig a eUtu* would always he fashionable. D o n 't let 18 m i. ataitd in ( h * w » y o f happln ew t." Madame Donna Psychic Reader T h * U nseen W o rld G r o a t * * ! P o w e r On E a r th O n * C on su ltation W ill H e lp Y o u H i t N . Oriaada Ave. W hiter Park. Florida G ra p e v llls N u r s e r y 3331 Craperil!* A re. th m ■ t a t t y Boas* oa MaKland Ave. Children ap to IS years o f •go era invited. Seats ho m hand to visit tbe youngsters aad there he carol stegtef around a lighted Christmas win win served and rack child win raetira a f * . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cerhardt and Mrs. Tom m y Thompson are te charge. Hamilton House Restaurant on Hwy. IT-93 In North Fora Pork, la tte result o f sev­ eral year* planning and assay years experience. The owners, Boh and Kathy Hamilton, bought tte Early American house especially fee ua* as a restaurant Ex­ tensive remodeling was com­ pleted this summer, ending a period of planning and working for their own res­ taurant Hamilton baa been in the restaurant business fa r 1* yean , serving as tte man­ ager o f Morrison's Imperial House restaurants te St Petersburg, Winter Park and Daytona Beach. Ha also opened Tampa's International Inn and served aa manager of Us three largo dining areas. Hamilton House eaters fo r all types of parties, recep­ tions and luncheons in Its warm Early American atmos­ phere, In addition to serv­ ing during Us regular hours. p «a n « u outlined bp Mr*. Frank Hubs far m«m- chibs furnish bread aad milk b en o f the School Food Ber­ for the children at their milk r ie n Asia. • U fa od d rtw was presented st tbs December meeting sad Yule party of the association held at tbe Longwood School. Mrs. Hahn, who hss bees om of the pioneer supporters and worksrs o f the school far mentally re tinted children, was accompanied by Mrs. Ana Karas, who la alio aettra in tha growth o f tha school. "F rom om room h r • church, wo hara progressed to tbe present Little l e d School* house, an old building, the use o f which la given to us by the county school board/1 Mrs. R u in raid. The budget for this year has been act at 19,00*. Mrs. Huhn told member* o f the awociatioa aad support la entirely through tha donations of individusls and charitable organ­ isations. A paid teacher is in charge o f the school now and tha group of children varies from flva to IS yaara of age, with a waiting list of several more children pointing up tbe need far further expansion. "These children can be taught a good many things, but they must ha taught indi­ vidually, bceauaa each has special problems," she pointed ou t "T h ey go to school three hours daily, aod have tbe tame vacation parlods aa chil­ dren in public schools." Last summer, the children were able to take advantage of a six-week craft course, em ­ phasising the use of the hands, and drawing on tbe creative and manual ability of tba children. Many local civic groups and organisations contribute funds, break sack morateg. Many mothers help out with Urn cam aad teaching of the ckQdren aad "w e always have some, thing te sell, to try te raise money far the support o f the organization," aha added. There la immediate need far another room and another teacher to cart for the chil­ dren on the waiting Hit who need tha training aad taaehMg, representatives of the supporting organiiatka said. Mrs. Huhn and Mrs. Karas are both officials of tbs Sentb o lt Association for Retarded Children, the governing and administrative body of the school. School facilities art not ads* quota to help children over 13 years o f age, and a shelter aad workshop needs to ho or* gsaised for them, it was pointed out. At the Christmas party fol­ lowing the program, a gift of funds waa presented to tba school by ths members o f the School Food Services Assn. The devotional was present­ ed by Mre. Minnie Hanlons and Miss June Rsscorn lad tbe singing of Christmii Carols. T H I S C H R IS T M A S — G IV E — TIRES T H E PERFECT P R A C T IC A L GIFT. CAVANAUGH T IR E SERVICE 1191 S. French Avs. fa a -m i their fam ily group. Tho film, “ Tha Ltttteat Am gal" will be shown aad a program wifi be promoted under direction e f Mrs. Frank Winkler assisted b y Mrs. Allan Sate after which San­ ts Claus will visit with good* tea far an tho chOddran. Rev. Fred Footer, poster of the church, ompkaateaa that tha party te far all fam ­ ilies In tbe community who* ther or not they am m u tte rs ef his congregation. Tho minister has advised that ho particularly would like all children of the area to at* tend and join in Urn fastivte ties. A Christmas G ift Far T t e S atire Family Ceramic Tile end Pstte F IN A N C IN G A V A IL A B L E N e Mosey Daws Bracket TOe & M arble Co. STM S. Saaferd A vSl FA M i l l BEST RESALE VALUE IN ITS FIELD I BEST VALUE YOU CAN GET! �- ___ g > a n fn rt> S m t U i WEATHER: Partly cloudy, mild. Low tonight, 80. tv VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., DECEMBER 19, 1962 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 608 Prisoner Deal Okay Near; By L A R B Y VERSHEL Lions, Kiwants and Rotary 3ob members battlin' to see £ which organisation collect* the most far the Salvation Army . . . The only real winner will be the needy. • • Ransom Goods Are Loaded • Yon can’t say the city does­ n 't look out for its cithern. With cooperation from State officials, city cracked down on n termite company ebarg_ fag excessive fees on some * nine widows here. Arrests made and the case cleaned up. • • The Sanford Fire Depart­ ment was publicly thanked to­ the Thornton family an . W. First Street Their home waa saved from e blare and this Thorntons wrote ns pub­ licly giving their thanks. dayby (ft * A CONVERSATION WITH B IL L BUSK. Reporter: What’s the big road project for next y e a r} Bush: (Smiling and raising a fist le the sky) 23th St.! • • • * m f • • • County Commission Chair­ men J. C. Hutchison out of the hospital 1 By the way, the gen­ eral will ones again ba named chairman o f the board come January. • • • We hear that Altamonte Springs will go to court next week to have their municipal revenue bond* for the new wa­ ter system validated. It'll be up to the State'a Attorney, Ar­ thur Steed, to prove to the coart that tha improvement Isn't desirable, and Joe Davis to prove It is. It ought to be a jolly affair. • • • (U P I ) - r Ba ransom ro­ Friday T L L BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS,’ la tha them# o f Jerry W. Hook, o f Sanford, presently deployed aboard tho USS Forresta] with VAH-8 in the Mediterranean. Hook was one o f four men aboard the ahip who won tripe home fo r the holiday in a contest based on contributions to the United Fund drive. He is shown Riving his lucky ticket to Cdr. J. S. Kenyon, ForreeUl executive officer. Santa Surveys Sanford Da-da-da-daaaa, da-da-daaa xious to bare a good wel­ and 2 p. ra. and I p. m - • • yep. you guessed R, come rolled out for the fam­ and • p. m. On Saturday, he w ill be Santa Claus 1* coming to ous winter tourist, who tra­ downtown from 10 a. m. to town. H e'll be at the eld vels by sleigh, whether to 1 p. m. and 3 to S:30 p. m. post office building Friday Florida or New England. Monday he will be on band Be on band, kids, thla la from I i . m. to 3 p. m, morning to meet the kids, • • • and wa understand he will your chance to meet St. Nick Store* in tha downtown look the place over as a and get a good lick in for possible Florida headquart­ those toys you've always shopping section will be open er*! again tonight until P p.m. wanted. This visit has been special­ On Friday Santa will be In for those getting caught In ly arranged by the downtown front of the post office be­ the la»t minute Christmas merchants and they are an­ tween the hours o f 10 a. m. rush. Missiles, Congo Top Agenda exchanged for the prisoner* held by Fidel Caatro. The maritime trader depart­ ment, he M id, agreed to do­ nate the labor needed to tranaport the gooda to Havana. He eatlmated the monetary value o f thla labor at 113.000. The apokeaman aald the trip to Havana would take only a few hour*. The cargo would coaalat mainly of baby food* and medicine, he aald. The ahip U being loaded at Fort Lauderdale, he said. Asst. Atty. Gen. Louis F. Oberdorfer of the tax divis­ ion represented the Justice Department in the conference. Relatives o f the prisoners hoped that, if a settlement is agreed on today, the captured Invaders might bo free by Christmas. Through the day Tuesday, huge freight planes roared Into the Miami airport loaded with medicine and foodstuffs to bo used In ransoming the prison* era. At least 40 tons o f sup­ plies were landed. Another 210 Iona is being shipped in by road. Drugs, air and truck trans­ portation are being donated free by the companies con­ cerned as a "humanitarian act . . . in the U. S. national in­ te re s t" ly. Donovan waa expected to meet again with Castro to Iron out tho last details of the prisoner swap. Tha maritime trades department o f the AFL-ClO said today tha African Pilot Hope O ff Again H O LLYW O O D ( U I* I ) — Comedian Bob Hop* leaves to­ day on hi* 11th Chriatroas tour to entertain aervkemen over­ vince into the rest o f the Con­ seas. O t h e r entertainment go Is shaking the central gov­ personalities in the tour are Lana Turner. Anita Bryant, ernment o f Premier Cyrillo Peter Leeda and Jerry Col­ Adoula. ons*. Tho United States is par­ ticularly interested ia recent indications that the Soviet PEO RIA. HI. (U P l)—Jack Union wants to be invited to Roloff, a truck driver hauling intervene in tho Congo—an balk milk tanka, was taken on invitation that might bo forth­ n rid* today by hia cargo. coming from tho future Con­ When he suddenly stopped his go regime If tho Adoula gov­ track, two big tanka slid into ernment should fall. tho cab and burst, washing A s Kennedy, Macmillan Confer Wonder If the "Idlewild of Centra! Florida" idea for Mc­ C o y 'A P B wiR do anything to hurt’ an airport for Seminole N ASSAU (U P1) — Presi­ County? Or Is it Sanford, now? dent Kennedy and Prime * Merl# Warner late . Minister Harold Macmillan „ t fa ra d today to nmwrd-aeHi M y on oua examination o f U. R.Britlsh differences over the Sky bolt missile and a threat* o'* B1U M c C r e t . chairman of tha State Canal ened new crista in tha Con­ ■< Nego- win tall from M iam i either night or Saturday morning with (nod* to be exta L I U Cuban Invasion changed in Havana for Cuban m m reported toprUoner*. day to ba am Ike varga of a A spokesman for the anion n e to M n s goacruiiMi. aaid the time of tailing waa A sooren ctaan In the nego­ tet during a conference at the Justice Department to­ tiators headed bf N ew York day. attorney Jaaaa B. Donovan He aald the conference waa said "ww are awaiting an an- called to workout detaila of swar this afternoon," pre­ the ahlpment o f gooda to be sumably from Yidal Caatro. H waa understood tha only hitch to announcement of a successful end to tho talks waa government verification that Donovan's Ust o f foodstuflo and medicines con­ formed to Castro's ransom demand as outlined previous­ HATANA pensive program to develop the 1,000-mil* air-to-ground Sky bolt missile. What Macmillan waa be­ lieved to be seeking her* waa a solid indication o f what the United State* is willing to do to fill tha gap in Britain's nu­ clear 'deterrent that will b« speaking at tha goPark meeting of the Tha British knew before caused by 8kybolt's loss. Tha Unltad State* is ex­ Wattaways Assn., accused the coming to Nassau that tha railroads of pushing tha idea United State* had decided to pected to mak* aonia tort of that the eanal system wUl ruin drop its end o f tha highly ex- concession but American o f­ tha ( state's water aupply. ficials said flatly Kennedy T a in t so. says be. and the had mad* a final decision not group farvently agreed. to pour further U. ft. millions into Skybolt. We forgot to mention the The grave U. S. view of pos­ ether day, that tha truck that sible Soviet intervention in A change in the Seminole brought the 33,000 pounds of High basketball schedule the Congo appeared to be the beans to HLH Products parked TO PEKA. Kan. (U P I ) — has resulted In a game to­ newest element injected by la front of the office out there Two teenage former aoldlers night at TlUuvUle, previous­ Kennedy into the meeting. and promptly sank up to its Shortly after the president who have admitted killing ly beaten by the local hubs in the soft sand. Took a arrived and received a warm Mven persons in a five-state courtmru. bull doser to get it out Coach Ralph Slump* also airport welcome from Slae- crime spree In 1M1 were sen­ • • • M id the Christmas Tourna­ miltan ami Bahamian official­ tenced Tuesday to hang Jan. Pssssst— 1 Don't tell a soul, ment at Leesburg will get dom, American sources dis­ 31. but Santa is paying a surprise The Kansas Supreme Court underway with the Semi- closed that a high level U. S. visit to the Little Giant Food set the execution date tor noles battling the host team military mission had been or­ Store tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. George R. York of Jackson­ Thursday night. dered to the Congo for a fast The store, managed by Jim ville, Fla , and James D. j survey o f United Nations and Buckler. Is at 2303 S. French. Latham of Mauneevill*. Tex. Congolese defense forces. Jim didn't know if Santa was They aro to be banged be­ American officials reported tween 12:01 a. m. and 3 a m. coming by A3J, helicopter or the Congu is becoming an in­ Jan. 31. . What, but he was notified this creasingly tempting target V morning the Jolly gent will be "W e killed together, so we there tonight. for Soviet ambitions. Accord­ expect to die together." York North Orlando Mayor Frank ing to these sources the fail­ • • • and Latham Mid when they A lot of Casselberry pro­ Fasula said today there was ure o f efforta to integrate were convicted Nor. 7, 1961, perty owner* are worried no money in the municipal mineral-rich Katonga Pro­ in Russell, Kan. about the zoning question out coffers to pay for an audit of the town books, now being there. They »re afraid of what an Rl-A or Rl-AA will do to pushed by councilman and1 their county taxes. Ona put it treasurer, Woodrow \V. An­ this way: "When tha assessor derson. Fasula aays hr anticipates! sees that, her nose twltcbea, a motion to have the book* i her cart wiggle and she sees audited at the next council | great big dollar signs!” meeting Jan. S at the town # • • It'll be a long drawn out hall. WASHINGTON (U P I)- T h * than the programa," although Frank Watkins of Seminole session at the Casselberry meeting tonight, if everybody Bookkeeping Service, who pre­ Federal Communications Com­ bia engineers can't detect tha comes with complaints that pared the hook* for the vill­ mission, in responso to a de­ difference on their monitoring aayt they’re going to. The age. said the ether day his luge of complaints, will inves­ devitea. Minow aaid ho wanted the road to coning look* Ilk* a 303 bill for the preparation has not been paid and he ia tigate “ Irritatingly loud'* tele­ volume o f commercial* limit­ rocky one. ed to tho volume of adjacent going to institute action to vision commercials. • • • The agency Tuesday appeal­ program m aterial force payment in tba near fu­ If you see a strangely fa­ ed to broadcaitcra to listen for Tha FCC voted unanimously miliar face around town (or ture. themselves and to eliminate to investigate the situation de­ The need for an audit waa the next couple of days, don't flip, U'a who you think it is indicated by Assistant State any practices which might spite the fact that pait in­ . . . famous emcce Don McNeil Auditor George Warner on a c o n t r i b u t e to "annoying­ quiries "have generally re­ recent visit ordered by Gov­ ly loud'' advertisements. It vealed that no violation* of at tha Breakfast Club. ernor Bry ant in response to a sug..-sted they lend an ear to commission rules, sueh as • • • Ihe “ rapid fire delivery" and ovrrmodulation, for cxampla, McNeil told us he would be petition sent to Tallahassee broadc asting live, direct from signed by property owners in "strident tones" of some an­ were involved as the causa of ioudnesa of which listener* nouncers. the new Mack!* Development the town. "Complaints have been com­ complained.'* at Deltona, and it ought t o , Warner said then that he had ing in by dribblet for years." J Sen. Clifford P. Cate (R-N. aouod mighty good to folks up no indication of the cost of one FIX' official said. “ But re­ J .) one of several members of such an audit, and would make Chicago way. no estimates until requested cently they have multiplied. ■Congresa wbo passed on com­ • • • Maybe U'a because Chairman plaints to tho r c c from their Anybody got any office fur- to do so by the town council. However. It was previously ' Minow has been telling avery- constituents, said ho hoped the Disking! they are not using? I »(!;■• i.'srly a filing cabinet?, estiinaled that a rheck of (he one within earshot that hr commission would "bring thla I n e Juvenile Council now baa; town books by a certified pub­ heart the noise level rise on public nuisance to an end." Case cited the protest of one i s office with Mrs. D. M. lie accounting firm would cost commercials." FCC Chairman Newton N. parent who said that loud com­ U .U acrvmg as secretary, but m tut neighborhood of 1100 to A ', )u * * bars room. Call 13300, which Mayor Fasula Minow baa aaid bia sensitive mercial* not only woke up his T v ia in ;# ', council president. «ay* the town d»*»a'J have ears have noticed that ^eom baby, but also one in the next , inczcuU sc cm to sound louder, apartment. k yen • « « A s * . i available. Tonight Teenage Killers Of Seven To Die Fasula Says No Funds On Hand 'Loud' Commercials Target O f Survey Real Milk Run him o ff tho seat and out th* door on a crest of hundreds of gallon* at milk. Reds Blast Again DON AlcNElLr fnmoua Breakfast Club MC fron r Chicago, arrived ftt tha M ayfair Inn Tueadny to confer with official* o f Mnckla Brothers. Inc, Deltona Division on nn luivertiaing program for the new development. Shown here with the veteran toastmaster are from left, Neal Naples ofHeltomt? Everett Ktrr, Mayfair nuuutgSr; Me. Nell, M. R. Mathew* and Neil E. Bohr, vie* praai* dent o f the development company. McNeil M id pinna som e live bramknsta direct from the nit* o f Deltona, neur Enterpriftft. (Herald Photo) he 29 Killed In Mass Mackles Reveal Prison Break Try New Negotiations m iKN O ft A IR E S (U P !) — Guards crushed an attempted mass break from th* Villa Devoto Jail early today after 12 hours o f rioting in which 29 persons were killed ami four wounded. Infuriated guards killed four escape ringleaders In violation of a “ truce agree­ m ent* W ASH IN G TO N (U P !) — Russia touched o ff two Intermediate yield nuclear blasts In the atmoephrre over its Novaya Zemlya teat center in tho Arctic Tuesday, according to tha U. S. Atomic Energy Commission. Th* explosion* were th* 3.1rd and 34th So­ The enraged warden* shout­ viet testa. ed down their superiors try­ ing to keep them from storm­ ing cell tiers, and u-ed tomB E V E R LY HILLS, Calif. myguna to eold blnodedly (U P I ) — Restaurateur Mika shoot down four ringleadsrs Romanoff, wbo gave up hi* who had earlier executed dubious claim to Hussinn roy­ guards held as hostages. alty to become an American Prisoners killed guards at citizen, celebrated th* 2-'Jrd frequent intervals to “ drama­ anniversary of hi* restaurant tise'* their demands. The Tuesday night by announcing bodies o f two were thrown he would close ita doors for­ out into the prison courtyard ever Jan. 1. from a second floor window. Cnee of “ w* w ill kill them a ll" were heard over an open B E V E R LY HILLS, Calif. telephone line. (U P I ) — Dick Powell appear* to have suffered a setback In hia battle against cancer, but the actor's physician empha-; sited Tuesday that reports Powell may not live to th* end o f the year wars inaccurate. "H e ia not a terminal case," M ILW A U K E E , WIs. (U P I) Dr. John C. Sharp* said. “ It — An unwed mother o f five takes a lot to knock out a big children who told a probation man like t h a t '' officer “ I'll have as many Rom anoff To Quit C A P E C A N A V E R A L (U P T ) Deltona development receiv­ ed a financial ahot-ln-the-arm .Monday when director* of C. K. P. Development* Inc. and Mnckle Bros. Inc. voted to con­ sider a plan whereby C. K. P. will acquire Mackle Bros. Inc. through an exchange o f stock. O fficial* aald today that th* move will add th* substantial hacking o f th# development company and Increase th* de­ velopment pace of th* 12,00(1 acres o f land located In Vol­ usia County north of Sanford. It is axpected that th* con­ tract will be signed within a week. Th* exchange will be made subject to approval of C. K. P. Developments shart- holders. It ia planned that a special meeting of C. K. I'. De­ velopments abareholdera will be called a* aoon aa practic­ able. Under the plan, C. K. P. De­ velopment* would exchange 260,000 shares o f it* common stock fur all stock o f Mackla Bros. Inc. KUiott, Frank and Robert Muckle, owners o f Mackle Bros. Inc., would take over ac­ tive management of C. K. P. Developments under the plan, together with Norman K. Winston, present board chair­ man ami president of C. K. I'. Developments, and .Stanton I). Hanson, vies chairman. Officials Get Briefing Powell Worse Unwed Mother On Relief Defies Authorities Budget Request TALLAHASSEE (U P lj- T h s Development Commission *iked the Budget Commission tad Legislature for 3213 million in spending fur the coming two years today, of which the state would put up 111 million from general revenua. Herald Index Bridge --------Page 2B C la s s ifie d ____ Pag* 3B C o m ic s ----- -----Pag* 2H Dear Abby ------ Page 2H E d ito ria l__ Pag* 1H Entertainment _ Page 2B P u z z le __________ Pag* 2B Society ... Page 8 A 9 Sport* Pag* 4 A ? children as I want**' faced the possibility 11»lay o f having her children taken away from her. Circuit Court Judge John Coffey asked the Welfare Department Tuesday to Invcotigata th* effuirs o f Paulin* Wainwright, 22, to determine whether ah* is a fit mother. Hh# told a probation o ffi­ cer, “ I'll have ea many chil­ dren as 1 want, and the coun­ ty wilt support ma and no­ body will do anything about it* I f th* children are taken from her custody, they will be pluced In a L a ter home and Mist Wainwright could be charged for their car*. She now receive* 3236 a month in welfare puymeats. Polaris Soars To New Success On Je t Port Efforts —A Navy soared Polaris across tho miaslla Atlantic Ocean before dawn today in a successful tost of the small­ est Inertial guidance system ever built for a U. ft. military rocket. The bottle-shaped Polaris, modified especially tor the test, roared from ita launch­ ing pod at 2:33 a. m. With­ in 2o minutes, the nose cone landed squarely on target more than 1,200 miles away. The Polaris waa an earlier A3 model carrying the gui­ dance system built tor the longer range A3 version now undergoing test flights at U>e Atlantic missile range. The lightweight steering system Is a key to the in­ creased range of nearly 2 900 miles claimed by the A 3. The Polaris rockets now opera­ tional are limited to 1,373 miles and 1,723 miles. The guidance package li the smallest and lightest now In use In Am erica's growing family of ballistic missiles, it is about one-third the use ami weight of earlier sys­ tems used on the Polaris. Orlamlu officials niude a that the rumplute support of hard pitch to officers o f the all Central Florida counties Heminolq County Chamber of ran be acquired for th* pro­ Commerce Tuesday afternoon ject, In onlrr tn stave o ff the on behalf o f support for a Central Florida Jetport to establishment o f such an iuserve th* Houthcast with jet |stallatiun ill the Melbourne; Esu Gallie or Tituavilleservice to world points. The meeting was requested 1Cocoa area. It wus maintained by tha chamber officials ao by Mayor Carr that there they could b# briefed on the wouldn't be sufficient traffir NEW YO R K (U P I) — subject and learn its possible -riginutlnir on the central effect on th* local airport rust roust to warrant a large | Mona Lisa, the fragile beau­ ty o f the old world, arrived picture end to provide a basis 1Jet facility there. It was pointed out by Me- in the new world today. for consideration o f a resolu­ Leonardo da Vinci's 16th j Lean that the ultimate de­ tion backing the project. Deae called a meeting o f the velopment o f the Jetport do- century painting completed chamber executive committee pends on Ui* eventual phasing I ita first Atlantic cruiitng for this afternoon to discuss ! out o f |130 million McCoy ' aboard the French Lines' tho resolution o f support for |facility as a B-S2 base, but ! Franc* to begin a tour of the Orlando jetport effort. : there is nothing definite on ' museums in Washington and |New York. It was placed in Making tha trip were cham­ I that yet, he said. a heavily guarded, air-con­ ber president Richard Dcas, I f It happens, then th* executive committeeman C lif­ j dream is that McCoy will be­ ditioned truck for the first leg of Us Journey. ford McKibbin, airport com­ come a local Idlewild, to serve The Louvre Museum's mittee chairman Merle W ar­ | all the southeastern states chief treasure Is on loan from ner and munaier John Krider. I with overaeus flights, ft wus the French government un­ The pitch for the Orlando pro­ |pointed out that at present, til the end of February for ject was made by Mayor . if a Floridian wishes to make display at the National Gal­ Hubert Carr and aviation di­ a fligh t to Europe be must lery m Washington and a^ rector W. B. McLean. go to New York fo r hia the Metropolitan Museum) Th/ Orlamlu group hopes transportation. her* (or three weeks each Mona Lisa Gets Air Conditioning I �I iVfcT. ample, where a regular Kng. The University o f thslr own groves would sat have certified fruit. gome o f tha roadside stand spars tors were left with sup- dies of uncertified fruit sad need certain tosses. But the supply o f ssleaMe Gov. Farris Bryants’ o flle t sad Agricultural Commission­ e r Doyle Conner said stats officials were aware o f tho problems faced by tho small­ e r retailers sad this was cos o f ths problems tho loverPot' s fraese evaluation committos would look late. fresh citrus U limited. Any r e t s l l o r fortunate enough to havo gotten a supp ], of certified fresh citrus prter te the start o f ttt* • » bargo at g p. Monday, caa stll ths fruit wkhset violating the embargo. But citrus Industry offi­ cials had stern w aning for anyone sslllag uncertified fr«H te vteUtlsa o f tbs em­ bargo. Tbs maximum penalty fo r eoavtetloa is • fins « f HASP o r *a * year ta JalL Georgs Cepslsnd, o f tbs Fruit inspection lervteo, aaid N E W Y O R K (U P I ) - Ths importers worked right up to the deadline to ssrtify Playboy Club in mid-Manhat­ fresh b u tt Any fruit which tan waa without n cabaret li­ Moved through a registered mns* today because a city o f­ packing house la tho state ficial fe lt that " bunnies,” ths was sertiftod. n o state baa about 800 twist and customers don’t mix. packlag hsusss, all which *11 would appear that this prospective customs** is ths or* a f its scantily clad wait­ resses,” city llcans* commis­ sioner Barnard J. O'ConasU BILL OTT, (second from righ t) a freshman at the University o f Florida, Is ahown here with other students in the Invitational Honors pro­ gram being conducted et the University. From left are Joseph Palatinus o f Tampa, Alice Wolk- Rev. Chance On Concert Program Rev. Fred B. Chance, pas­ tor of tha First Baptist Church af Sanford will mad the scripture, give the invo­ cation and bsasdiettow to the Christmas Con­ tradtUmal cert to ba presented by tha Seminole High School Olao Club at tbs school auditorium • t 1:18 p. m. tonight. Tho M in d Ensemble, Tri­ ple Trio, Double Quartet and Chorus will ring the bastloved songs of Christmas with special numbers to b* presented by soloists, Patty Glean Johnson, Donna Beard, Jtaa Masters, Nyteaaa Al­ bers. Howard Elliott, Chartea Rabun and Gen* Bullard. A stags setting of cathe­ dral windows has been erect­ ed by Larry Gllstrap sod Robert Ballard. Cold wave warnings wars extended to Minnesota and North Dakota today in what could mark ths beginning o f tha end e l a winter’* eve heat w ave ever much o f the nation. Tha Weather Bureau aaid temperature* would be 30 degree* lower than Tuesday and snow would fall in part* o l tha two states. Sections of tha country, which Just a week ago suf­ fered sever* crop lottos due to boat, raveled in balmy weather with temperatures reaching Into the low 70s. The thermometer at Tampa soared to aa alm oit summer TX Tuesday. Other high temperatures were 83 at Rapid City, 8. D. and 64 at St. Louis, Mo. Corpus Christ 1 and Brownsville, Tex., had readings of 64 ear­ ly today. But In Caribou, Main*, pro­ bably tbs eoktext spot in tha nation Tuesday, the tempera­ ture dropped to on* below Persons interested in join­ zero. ing • Mid-Florida Dog Obe­ dience Training Club are in­ vited to moot a t tho PubUs parking lot at the junction of liw y. 17 92 and SR 4M at 4:48 p. ra. today. The technicolor Christmas The group will proceed to the home o f Bill Llvlngaton film. "Th e Christmas Spirit" in F e n Park lor an organisa­ vttl be shown at Santoros tional and buslnaaa meeting. Church o f God, an d S t and In conjunction "This training is for all French Av*. types of dogs, not necessarily with the church's annual pro­ thoroughbreds," Livingston gram which Is scheduled for said. 11* la a veteran of Thursday beginning at 7:80 Church Of God To Show Film building funds, as the N avy had hoped. Shipbuilding em­ phasis w ill ha on amphibious and anti-submarins warfare types. The Army will not. Immediately at least, get a 17th division for use as an s ir assault Informants said Kennedy experimental was expected to ask funds force, but may use one of for ISO o f tho now Intercon­ its present 14 for the purtinental rockets to add to Tb* A ir Form 's controver­ tho 800 already authorised (o r ths A ir Fora*. Ths first sial RS70 warplane will con­ 20 Mlnutemen wars declared tinue only aa a development operational sc Great Fails, project with three previous­ ly planned experimental mo­ Mont., Dec. 11. dels. The Arm y’s S'ike-Zeus It wss reported that pur­ anti-missile has not received chases of conventions! Army weapons and Arm y type air­ a production go-ahead. Final touches an tha budcraft would be Increased by several hundred million dol­ lars over ths present annual rate of about 82.8 billion. Tho new budget ie for the year starting July 1. Total military spending w ill run between $30.2 end fSl-3 bil­ lion compared with an esti­ mated $18.3 billion for the year ending next June 30. Many service proposals fell by the wayside or were re­ duced drastically under tha pressure to hold down costs In the lace of a federal de­ fic it A military pay rale* of about $1 billion was expect­ A t The ed to be included In the bud­ g e t however. Military manpower will be held eubstantially et today'* authorised strength at about 3,700,000. Thera will be no big boost over this year’s ship- WASHINGTON (U P I ) President Kennedy will scad Congress next month n record m ilitary budget calling for an eventual lore# of ISO Minuteman mUslks and a hefty In­ crease In conventional arms. .s aa* w lf.i .voTira or eerr Daf.ndaats. Rev. Garold D. Boatwright, pastor of the church, hat In­ vited tha public to aa* tha outstanding feature film and iv t u b c i r c u i t h u n t o f to join his congregation for TWR mVTM JUDICIAL CIR- tha musical program which CITT OF AND FON * ■ * ! • will feature a number of VOLN COt* NTT, FLONIDA. M l t VI F.R V VII. I* carol selections by the Youth THE It O W E It V SAVINGS Choir under direction of HANK. Plaintiff. Mrs. Lam ar Nlckle. v* Legal Notice TO. IRA W L E W II Mtdills H«ad SayvUl*. N .w Tor* Ton art htr.br notlfted that * .alt f.r fortclotnr* «t m arts**. h»* b i n flltd I* HAROLD HI RTON RI IZ E IJ , th* Circuit Court of lb. J ll, at al, Math JudIHal Circuit In *n>t ttef.ndant*. f .r Stmlsolt County, Florid*. vtvrirr. o f s a l m . nlltl*S NOTICE IH If KIIKIIY G IV ­ tilt ATE MAE IIAUSC1IILI), ■ EN that nn th. Ith d .y of widow, January t ill, at till# A. M FteleUtf V*. THOMAS J. U ALVIN **d JKAN M. tlALVIN, hi* wit*; **4 IRA W. L E W . I>«ftndan(» • *d you *r . r«-|ulr».t to til* your anaw.r I* |h« Complaint with th* Cl*rh « f th* Clr«wlt Court **4 Is **r»* ■ rosy ■h.r.nf upon II. KNOX UKTTINOMAl'n. Attorn.r* far I'lAlntltr. II* South Knowl.i Av.nu., Winter P.rh. Flor­ id*, on nr b*for* th. Ilth day • r January, lid], otharwla* Doer.. Fra C.nt*»*a will h* .nter.d aealnat you for th* Mltet d.ma.tdad In tb* Com­ plaint. Th* r.*l proparty that la lb * it b jt tl matter of .aid m orts*** f.rad.aura ault I* Lot I. LEMS th. Kail 111 tt. nr Arnold, t n . t af DRUID PARK. Salford. Florida, arcurdta* te th. plat Ihtrtof a* r.cunted In Plat Hook t, p .* .a I and a. Public R.cords M.mlnul* County, florid* TALLAHASSEE lU P l> -T h * Beverage Department (aid Tuesday that 54 stills hsv* been destroyed in Florida this month Including nine on Mon­ day. The department alto and 53 arrests of moonshiners have been nude In th* state wide I'ublta K.eurtte af S.rol- crackdown which started Dec. not* County, Florid*, tog.th*r with all airuetura*. 1 and will last through the Improv.mtnta. flilur.a. ap- month. pl 1an aa and apimMluanc.i on ..Id laud or u..d In conjunotlun tear.with. Thl* **!* la mad* purauant I* final d>rr«. of fura.lo.ur. aul.r.d In Ch«n<*ry asllu* No. l i l t * now pandlof In th* Circuit Court of and for gamlnolo County, Fkirld* DATED thl* lltn day af ltd (SKALt Attbur II. IL.hwlth. J r, Clarh af Clrcnlt Court Uyi Martha T. V Ihl.o taCALI li.puly Cl.rh Arthur M H» knlth. Jr.. Antltrtiiii. Iluih, |ip.*n, CUrh Circuit C-urt Luanda* 4 ran dan Hat* Hr: Martha T. Vibiaa Attorn.) > far Plaintiff D.puty Clark i l l Ra.t C.atral A.anua Publlah Lao. II, 21 A Jan. Orlando. Florida I. ». ISIS cojj-a* — tn // ----- T {■ I ~ 54 Moonshine Stills Destroyed get have been delayed by the AngkxAmerfcan controversy over the Sky bolt missile’s fu­ ture. Regardless o f British, U. S. A ir Form and con­ gressional objections, ths De­ fense Department wants to end tho project In two or thro# months. A final de­ cision awaits the outcome of President Kennedy's meet­ ing today and Thursday with Prim e Minister Harold Mac­ millan in Nassau. If, unexpectedly, the bombep-launched Skybolt should be continued in a large way that might affect the report­ ed decision to expand Minuteman forms. JACKSONVILLE (U P I) Teenager John Robert Cook got mail at bis girl friend Tuesday—then he got mad at s chain link fence. Policemen hauled Cook Into court on charges of leaving the •cen* of an accident after he deliberately drove his ear through the fence two op three uoic* ui >«m hi* width. T IR ES T H E PE R FE C T P R A C T IC A L G IF T . ,T#L FAlrfax 2-374J 421 North Orongo Avenue •esamcM — .T e l GArdeh 4-360S 401 Wert Central Boulevard...... — ..Tel GA/den 34473 1242East Colonial Drive. ........... ,....,TeL GArden 8*2842 C A V AN A U G H T IR E SERVICE 1401 8. French A v*. F A 3-3348 LOANS MAN TO RISIDIMT* Of A ll NUUtlT TOWNS h o p p e r s ^roW Nf Sanford Electric Co. Seminole County's Oldest CHRISTMAS WRAP by SttttftUotfr Total Length 472* Regular $1.91 Value GE Dealer! A. J. Bracken, Seminole High School principal, has an­ nounced the second aix weeks Honor Roll for the school. Four atudent* have th* dis­ tinction of being on th* Principal's lis t with straight "A " grades. They include Senior Frank Bclxito; Jun­ ior Jennifer Thompson; Sop­ homore Bonnie Caolo and Sophomore Helen Mann. Students with a R plus or better average Include the following .seniors; There** Baker, Betty Ann Brandt, Carol Fuller, Wanda Harris, Sandy Richards. Carolyn Turner. Uuda A. Williams, Robert Bolt. Frank Chance and Lawrence Plvec. Honor Roll Juniors are With Purchase Of Any Appliance —- A Handsome Authoritative SPICE C H A R T Regular O N LY $24.95 SAM PLES ■ •talar 'til Xm as List Pries 81-88 EASY CREDIT TERMS G E Vacuum Model C-61 S P E C IA L A T M ake This A RECORD C H R IS T M A S G E Mobile Maid SELECT FROM THE LARGEST STOCK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY DISH iTeenager Vents Wrath On Fence TH IS CHRISTMAS 6-R0LL many years in Urn training of show dogs. THOMAS J <1 ALVIN JEAN M. OALVIN, hi* •a * IF A W. LBVT ing o f Jacksonville, O tt and Dr. George W olff, program director. Bob Williams o f Sanford and Tom Foreso a graduate o f Lyman High School, also are in the program. Cold Wave Back Record M ilitary Budget Forecast On Weather Map O‘Connell aaid publicity re1eases crested the impression that ths girls “ are available to twist with club members at private parties.” Ha said this represents a “ fraud and a delusion” lines club operators agreed aa n condition o f obtaining n liquor liaanae to admit members o f the public on tha same term*. ” A mam glance at the magasiae in question would Indi­ cate that any approximation ' ' ■ “ in a cabaret of Its ‘mood’ would invite Immediate police action! he added. O'Connell said city policy "in lkenalng of coberete baa always forbidden any mingl­ ing between customers and Legal Notice Iiih text pretent* only com. mentaries and excerpts op, rlauii'iil auhJeeU, the tu|M>rl»f ituilrnt hat tn read the en­ tire selection* from <»th«r noun-cs. The work* o f Arts, tolle, Aeschylus, Kuripidet *n.| other* are retd in their entire, tjr, not in predlijested form. STOP THINKING YOU MUST FIND THE PERFECT GIFT FOR EVERYONE y ON YOUR LIST! applicant’s mala appeal to its rssdy has a liquor license. Playboy clubs, which also oa­ st fat several other cities, fas­ t e n shapely young ladies clad la brief bunny costumes and black not stockings. Ths clubs a n owned by Hugh M. H eff­ ner, publisher o f Playboy mag- Florida sirenett of their ttody group* believe* it haa hit on a meant allows many lecture hours to fag replaced with direct tutor­ o f tapping on* o f the state’* ial method* ami seminar-type most valuable resource* — 1U discussion*. Tl.e result is a bright high school graduate*. closer professor-student rela­ Recognising that many o f tionship. the potentially brilliant schol­ Standard college text books ar* turned out by Florida high have all but vanished fo r the schools were being lured out superior students. For exo f the state to colleges tradi­ tionally demanding high level* o f accomplishment, a special program has been put in to accommodate them at home. Ninety-six superior students representing the cream of Florida high school graduates are enrolled in what Is called the Invitational Honors • Pro­ gram, now In its second year. Forty-five are sophomores in the program. (Tbsre are more than 18,000 students a t tha University.) This year’s group o f I I achieved an average score of 486 points out o f a possible 498 in ths Florida College Placement Examinations. Three Seminole County stu­ dents are among them, includ­ ing BiU O tt and Bob Williams o f Sanford, both 1062 gradu­ ates o f Seminole High School and Tom Foreso o f Lyman High School. Because o f this high mental­ ity and motivation, the group is allowed almost aa much lat­ itude In pursuing their studies aa a graduate student working on an advanced degree, said the program’s director, Dr. Georg* W olff. Basically, the plan substi­ tutes an honors program for the traditional comprehensive courses required o f all lower division students. Individual work is stressed and no limit is imposed on the penetration o f course material. "Thee* are not accelerated courses—but deeper study of ths subjects,” Dr. W o lff said. The total number o f hours taken by the superior student is the same aa that o f the reg­ ular student, but tha exclu- WASHERS MANY, M A N Y 118 M A G N O L IA AY E , O TH ER WUh Trade EMERSON PORTABLE TV Specail At IT E M S SP E C IA LLY LOW PRICED PH ONE F A 2-1562 �Tbo tempo o f Christman buying increases dally, San­ ford merchant! reported to­ day, noting that than a n only four m on (hopping daya M l fat which to fill that g ift tu t "W o w ill do all wo can to help complete that Chrlatmaa list and suggest suitable substltatea i f the first choice is not still available," merchants agreed.A ll stores appear to bo am­ YouthCouncil ToHaveDance Tbs Youth Council will havt special New Year's Dance at the Civle Center Dee. IS, hum I p. m. to 11:00 p. m. The "Ravens” , popular the entertainment. The lat­ est twist music win be play­ ed throughout the program. Recreation Cards will be required and both Junior, end Senior High students are invited to come, Recreation Director Jim Jernigaa an­ nounced. Dresses will also be a must and no one will be al­ lowed to enter la bermuda aborts o r caprls. Refreshments will be sarv- M inister Gives Report On Clothing Drive Rev. John T. Adams, min­ ister o f the First Methodist Church o f Sanford and presi­ dent o f the Stnford Area Min­ isterial Assn., has announced that protestant churches affili­ ated with the association col­ lected 2,345 pounds of used clothing during the Septem­ ber drive for oversets relief. A total of 40,000 pounds was collected throughout the state Rp ehmrebee working in JPteMteGate v lt e the Florida B ^ E i f Cbntsfwa. Of this liteL tee Remfoolr County eteterteteha r e p r e s e n t e d more than IT per cent. Total poundage from neigh­ boring counties show that Orange County gave 1,857 pounds; Polk County, 1.005; Marion County, 300 and Vo­ lusia, 11,500. Legal Notice tv t u b tnw crrr r o r ir r ok t u b vtV Tn j u d i c i a l c m e n r o r a v d ro n *»:wi- VOEB COCVTV, TLORIDt. CNAVCBBT VO. lastsrn u rr n a t io n a l HANK. T I U I H T K K c it t 11011(1- W lR N K R CORFU It A TUIX CONTIll BUTOR T RETIREWENT INCOME TIU’ST NO. •. UNDER AGREEMENT DATED MARCH I. 1»1». Plaintiff, ROBERT * «.* C- BARTLETT, at D-fan.lanta. ' v o T ic a o r s a l b NOTICE IS IIERKIIT GIV­ EN that on th. 4th Jay of January lt d . at 11:0. A. M. at th. main door of th. Court Ileus* of H.mlnol* County, at Sanford. Florida, th. und.r■l*rt*1 Clark will off»r for ■ala to th* htshast anJ btat blddar for caah tha foil.,wins d.acrlbad raal property: tart II. OAKLAND HILL*, according to tha plat jliaraof at racordad In 3»l«t Rook ta, Pag** (1 and It. Public Record* of Htmlnol. County, rlorlda. together with all atruetur**, lmp*oT*m*nt*. flxtur**. »p pllanc**, and appnrt.ninca. on -n.ld land or used In eon-. iunAlon th*r*wlth. Till* tal* I* mad. purauant to final dacr*e of for«olo*ur* aatarad In Chancery action N s 11IM now pending la tha Circuit Court of and for StmlnoU County, Florida. DSTED thla ITth day of Dacmbor, 1par. (SEAL) Arthur H. Back with, Jr-. Clark of tha Circuit Court Slyt Martha T. Vlhlaa Tiaputy Clark Anderson, Ruth, Da.n Lowed*. A van dan Uars Att.rnaya far Plaintiff H I Knit C.ntrwl Avaau* Orlando. Florida PubUah Dm . It. lift. CDBalt ply stocked with Items fo r gift-givin g and holiday needs and provisions. The sounds o f Christmas music, the sight o f hundreds o f twinkling colored lights and the brisk atmosphere that prevail build the traditional spirit Inevitable toward Christmas Day. Recent upswings in the economy show up in Christ­ mas buying, merchants re­ port, as moat people seem to be purchasing many o f the luxury iteraa fo r relatives and loved ones. The recent cold w a v s brought a surge o f purchases o f gloves, mittens, hats, warm and cuddly sleeping wear, coats, furs, warm sports cloth­ ing as well as wool skirts and sweaters, trousers, slacks, and jackets. Homes o f the community will be well-decorated fo r the yule season as florist shops, notions stores and g ift shops report a heavy run on decor­ ations and arrangements that they can hardly keep up with now. Homo furnishings, always a big item at this tints have shown an even greater surge, as television sets, stereo rec­ ord players, transistor radios, clock radios, refrigerators, ranges, electric hair drysrs, small slectric apppllancss, the new electric toothbrushes, liv­ ing room furniture, lamps, and many other household Items disappear quickly from display shelves and demon­ stration floors. Sports equipment, hunting, boating, camping, fishlnr, skating, football, and indoor and home year games are also very popular with everyone, merchant* reported. W l W IU OFIN OIC 24* til i:JO C L O S E D D EC . 25th 1 6 -L fc t. Fm Tm I«Im ft O vor I IMS COUPON AND Pi Chickens. . . . “ 39/ GRADE "A " QUICK FROZEN SWIFT PREMIUM LGL S U N H Y L A *1 0 Baking H e n s . . *3 9 / S M O K ED GRADE "A " QUICK FROZEN IONELUS Turkey R o l l . . *9 8 / ORADE "A ” QUICK FROZEN CHICKEN G i z z a r d s . . . . *2 9 / PALMETTO FARMS READY TO SERVE SALAD Cranberry . . 39/ PALMETTO FARMS . . FOR CELERY STUFFING Pimento Cheese'^ 59/ Prices Good thru Monday December 24th CspL Harry S. Foden, com­ manding officer of the local Salvation Army here, reports that the Christmas Appeal through the tetter Appeal and the Kettles la lagging behind. "A t least $2,000 is needed to take care of families In Seminole County who are needy,” Capt. Foden said. "About one fourth of this amount has been raised. Do­ nations of canned goods and other staple foods, candy, etc., are needed. Canned goods can be brought to the Salvation Army building or they can be placed in boxes marked for canned goods in the Winn-Dixie and Food Fair Stores," he pointed out. "Donations will be appre­ ciated for those in need at thla Chrlatmaa season, so please give generously." Donations may be mailed to: The Salvation Army, P. O. Box 1315, Sanford. felling Final Always paint th« ceiling be­ fore doing the wails, because any splatters will land on the old waits not t h a f r e s h l y painted ones. You’ll And the Job goes quicker if you place • sturdy plank between two firm ly plared step ladders, or if you use a roller with an extention handle. Keep tha paint can behind you so you don't accidentally kick It over. Sauce 2 25/ Quantity Rights Reserved A ll Purpose O il Vogotoblo Shortening OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY S«vo it Each Sauce 2 *•«- 39/ SUNSHINE WHOLE SPICED .. SAVE it EA. Pumpkin Pie 3 - 1 . MORTON nO ZEN O k * M , Twrfcwy, H « Wesson Dinners 2 *■ 7 9 / DIXIANA Turnip, CiRgrd, m Meteand Peaches 3 - i*« ~ 1 . Greens 2 ASTOR FRUIT SUFERIRAND O a t, Vaailla, StoawLawy Cocktail 5 ™ “" I . Ice Cream HaNGaL 59/ CANNON SPEARS . . SAVE iVit EA. THRIFTY MAID Asparagus 3>"c~’1. Ice M ilk **•* 49 / LeSUlUR EARLY . . SAVE 4# EACH Kbaa. Pfcga. June P e a s4 M>c~ 1 . Blue or White Detergent S'berries 5 tOaa.Mii THRIFTY MAID LGE. OR S SV. ALASKA S t Peas 6 1. YELLO W SO LID S THRIFTY MAID WHOLE KERNEL Corn.. 2 25/ STOKILY . . SAVE i t EA. I0 -C T , PKG. Tom. Juice4* - * ^ / THRIFTY MAID WHOLE OR CUT SWEET Potatoes — 17/ Snappy Weather Outdoora . . ? Keep It OutHide! Let u. repair or renew your heating system Southern A ir Work confined atrictly lo Air Conditioning nnd Healing FA 2-8321 29/ BERRY HILL FROZEN Kleenex Toble YOUR CHOICE M AXW ELL H O U SE ASTO R CO FFEE Limit 1 of your choice with 95.00 order or more Drffcioos Wovhto0,o° V ‘ Apples o ix i* C r y s ta l* M GET EXTRA VALUE A N D TOP VALUE STAM PS AT �SA L E thru M onday Doe. 24 h f$& m mgs For Your Feast CO FFEE SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SE LE C T IO N ' ** • ' Grade A 10-16 Lbs, PLllM I*. Young Tender Ducks . . . Armour Star Baking Hens 4-7 lbs. 39c lb Fryer Livers For Dressing . . . . . . Fryer Gizzards r~ i 39c lb TEND hit Roasting C h i c k e n s .....................39c lb. lb. Cup 59c mtEssrarr, Homemade Pork Sausage 39c lb . Makes Fine Dressing 29c lb. Reduced Wfeof* Fruit Cocktail 19c (keen Giant Peas C k a rb n w k 29c Ciisiaflj Pumpkin Cake Mixes White Swan Top Quality S T O O L T - 303 Tin . So* Thriftway Sliced Bacon . . . 1 lb. cello 49c Boston Butt Pork R o a s t .............. 49c lb. So. Hampton Country Smoked Hams Marhoefer Fully Cooked Smoked Picnics 89c lb. To * 39c lb. 12 Of. P*!f. Copeland Heat ’n Serve Sausage . . . 59c Fresh, 100% Pure Ground Beef . . 5 lbs. $1.99 AND UP Fruit Cake Material F H E N C H ’S . l * i Red 6r Green Cherries • Colored Coconut White Dark Raisins • Citron • Dates Lemon Orange Peel # Figs Colored Pineapple Slices • Mixed Fruits Ft Ft • LARGE ASST. N U T S Everything For -Your Christmas Cooking ty v d jb tm a Jk (D o liq h l Brach's Fine Candies I • GLORIA M ix | p ^ • CUT ROCK • SPICETTES Ground Cinnamon Southern Yams P m u rrt Sw*«t Gherkins Salad K I M [U R G E ASSORTMENT • • • • Ox. Fresh Fla. Grade A • La rye Phil. Cream Cheese S oz. pg. 29c u t n Whipped Cream Cheese 4 ox. 29c M rs. Smith's Mince or Pumpkin Custard Pies Table Hapins 12 O *. Whitfield Pickleites PET OR CARNATIO N Evaporated A illl M mILIV . -JJ.'* ; .'jT*. f V L ‘- r ft *' '~ 7 » m •; r* Z j M Q r *- • Ever-Fresh I I 0 - Fancy W ash. State Delicious Apples ,1 4 I Lb. I~ar(* 2 Lb. t-argv Diamond Walnuts Brazil Nuts PlJCANB xncs ca rouirc l L k O IU FILR FR TS l Lb. Ttllo Winter Garden Fresh Florida Celery 2 Mixed Nuts 39‘ Large Stalks ALMONDS 1 Lb. C«Uo SW EET DUmnml W A L N fT H M M. • I r.b. Red Grapes 2 25‘ C ALIF. ibs. 29‘ 25TH & PARK ------------ ^ — H TCT u 1 |i ■ �if *4? B o b B c n d o r ff, ~ G e o rg e T ou h y, I D o t P o w e ll Touhv Presents A i r Whete m S tr a ta * Cranberry Sauce Lyman Outscores 100 Extra Plaid Stamps Kissimmee, 4 3 -2 8 14 to i s Lfc. A n . High game ter tbs week was pelted by Gladys PUotea who mode a apaihUag I N , aad Dot Jshaeea who tame tkreagk with a 194/407 high series. Gladys Piloiaa rolled three seta o f three strikes seek for the turkey record ter the week and Dot Johiuum bung up ene turkey on the m e n ) hook. The 5-0-lU i|il)t was barfed by La Verne Word and Beeerly Kiecek downed the 5-10. Umpire Toasted CHICAGO (G P U — Chica­ go bear bull writers will pre­ sent uuipim Jml.o Conten with tiro J. l.ouls Comlskey award nt u dinner on Jan. IS. Tke award fe given for "long and meritorious tervice" to basabelL Legal Notice Tho only bright spot ha the evening for Coach Walt D u ­ n s was the rebounding o f tho Lyman outfit, who were able by sheer alertness sad balght to steal the ball M times during the gams. The Greyhounds used a aooe defease for the first time this ssasoa to cut down on their propensity to commit fouls. Oviedo's Lions took on maa garner lag saves aad the vlsitera two. Tho victors came through with a good steady third canto aad a not loo bad fourth, gettiag 14 aad I t respectively. L y a a a 't asst outiag will be at the Elks Bowl tourney la Orlando when they play the host team, Bishop Mooro's Hornets on the eight o f Doe. M at Davis Armory. SUadard OH aad Robeou had a very tight game with the score ending up SUadard Oil a aad Bobson's 32. Sanford Atlantic Bank acored a 4-13 win over W TRR Ra­ dio Button ha the last game of the day. High scorer for the morning waa Kenny Hinson with 38 points for tho Dap and Night team. Thursday and Friday at f:30 p.m. the teams will be playing at the gym for the first time under tho lights and parents and Interested friends are In­ vited to see these boys la ac­ tion. Four games a n sched­ Coach Panl Mlkler says the uled for each evening. ns t m b e m o v r r c o l r t . Howey Academy last night at he was particularly plaased u iv t ii Jt'tuci it. M H c rrr o r FLORIDA IV VMS FOR their boms court aad sent the |that they clicked oa over SO n a iV D L M COI'.VTV. visitors boms oa the short end per cent of their ccorlag tries. SR i'll ev t r r t eo. laser of a 78-48 SCOTS. s e rin s n r u m e rio i Oa defease DeShaio aad IN THK MATTKIt o r TIIB Playing a full prase, the Swsasoa were all over the a d o p t io n u t jom :i*H c u r T U JOHNSON Sit. tint AO- Lions didn't give the opposi­ court aad Kirkland did a lino ncj v i i u i i .s i a j i ' iix m iin , tion an opportunity to work Job under tho basket getting Agustin end Areitio will be bis wilt, of RANDS MIT- down the floor, with the m u lt th e rebounds. Offensively rated as the top favorites In CIIET.t, a Minor. that most of the Howey points everybody was la oa tho pet TOl TIIOUAS J. BVAKB, the featured eighth gmme sinlleeldtice Unknown: ware scored from weU out, aad with not a maa going scoreglee tonight at the OrlandoTan nr* kirtkr m i IIIM D l l A Petition h u boon fUsil their percentage of hits tew. less. Seminole Jai-Alal Fronton. In in* above ilvl»4 m o m Ur Every man on the Oviedo SCORE B Y QUARTERS: Agustin will be playing out JlKKI’ H CURTIS JOHNSON club scured during the contest, OVIEDO 31 U « 17-7* o f tha number one position and an. and a o n k s viR a tN iA with Wes Swenson coming out JOHNSON. bis wife, for HOWEY A. g 14 13 U -4 8 Areitio In the fourth. Both are lb* * d e , 1 1 e * of RAN- high man with 14 tallies. Jim »T MITCH BIX, • minor, out to Misp Castl'd winning by tho PoilUonora and yee art Courier bad 14; Dan Kirk­ streak, who seems to hava the le ia ln d to torvo a copy of land. I I ; Jim De Shaso, 13; monopoly ea tha gam*. Gaatl your Answer dr objections to Jimmy Jones, 7: Pence, 4; show oaaso why said Fellwoo It last aight aad five tlea shoold aol bo arm ltd Belllwrn, 4, and Teshinaky, 3. la the last seven days. He will •a tho Attorney for Petition­ For the Academy, Herb er*. Mask N. CtovoUad, Jr., be playing out o f the number Sanford Allontlo National Meerman and Ricardo Mo­ eight position. rales, hit for 10 potato each. la Tuesday night’s action, Rebounder Malcolm Taylor, Badlola and Jacks won two who clicked for seven potato, gamaa sack and Uria, tha top used his 43 altitude to good winner fo r the season, eras HIS. aad korola foU set or effect under the baskets aad held at bap white Gaatl csugkt a doeroo pro toafoaoe will whaa he fouled out la the third up, bath now having S3 wins. be entered aealnot yon. WITNKSS my kand aad tb« Inning the Howoy team waa eoel of aald Coart la Sanford, hurt la this ported tho Ideas Florida, tkla ITtk day of Doocame aeross with 30 potato to ember, A. D. IMS. /•/ Artkar M. Hockwltk, tho vlsitera' 13. Jr, W h y Y O U Should Buyi Oviedo had two big quar­ Clerk e f Circuit Ooert ters, the first sad the third, Mask M- CtovoUad, Jr, Attorney at Law T IR E S from M cR O BER TS la the first, they dumped XI re e l Office Drawer I tallies through tho netting aad ■a a ford. Florida Attorney for Hstltlonoro with tho third quarter total • L if t tiros Unconditional Road PabUdk Doo. IS, It, * Jaa. Agustin, Areitio Rated Favorites Hazard Lost — $50.00 Reward Warranty. FR E E: Front End J. E. Terwilleger HIAWATHA AVI. FA T IR E SPE C IALIST SINCE 1M1 M cR O BE R T S Tire Supply, Inc. Florida Diatribe tare Far D eaaaa Caatom Bail* Tires W s 6hw Plate SUmps 444 W . First Si. SAN FO RD F A 34441 JA N E P A R K E R GOLD OR M ARBLE POUND SPECIAL! A A P - OUR F IN E 8 T Q U A L IT Y A P P L E SPECIAL! A N N PAG E W H ITE OR COLORED K LE E N E X S P E C IA L ! P IC K L E PATC H FA N C Y SW EET M IXED S P E C IA L ! 4M)>. B a rrel FKE8H P A S C A L Celery 2 stalks FRESH - 1 Lb. Cello Bag Cranberries Carrots 2 lb. bag “ Calling EVERYBODY for a Jeyeee Holiday, N O W A IT IN G FOR L A N E S A n y N ig h t thru E ASTE R N N ew Y e a n — if yeu hare to wait I • Large Belectlea O f Last Miaate Saala’a Helper W H ITE Nabkcw Rite Crackers Dales Crashed Pineapple Potatoes ANJOU Geld Medal Flour Maxwell Heaae (1 Notice: A & P W ill Be Closed Christinas Day, Coffee Budget Ttrma - No Carrying Chart* (MALE) ANSWERS TO NAME - TOPPER SPECIAL! Jar FR EE COKE FREE: Ptarlodie FREE: Tiro EoUtJon Inspaction F R E E : Flat Tiro Repair la the M g match Thursday! sight la the Mixed League, Powell's Office Supply (Urn-1 bled under the preuurei o f I Pryor’a State Farm team and I loat Ionr itralght w h i c h brought the latter four games closer to the top berth la the leam e. | The only over-JM gamea rolled la the league were by Marge Kipp with a Z ll, Harold Appleby with a 313 aad C. I . Pierey with a 2M, all of whom bowl ter Mrs. Apptoby'a Bes­ ts or sat team. Plos-MO series were rolled bp M arge Kipp, who had a good M . Harold Appleby a 544. Eddie Simoo at Heart Council, a 534, Vergil Aadcr* soo a 533 aad BQl Foster who earns across with a 540. The latter two a r t oo the Pryor team. Pete Bukur, Stelnmeyer'i. picked up a 3-10 spare, BUca Bette, PoweU'a, a 4-5-T, Clyds Plercy at Mrs. Applsby's conetrted a 44-10, aad Eddie Slmoa the 4-7-10. TEAM STANDINGS: PoweU'a 3S 14 Pryor’s 34 IS Applsby's 31 31 Stelnmeyer’i ' I t 33 Cook's Corotr 17 33 11sart Council 17 35 BOW LING . 13 Gassea 84.S4 Valaa — M M Silver Cow Ceraer Sad. I Evap. M ilk OPEN BOWLING P r im Large Bara Jet Lones F A 2-7S42 Ivory Soap A P * S uPer M ° r*<ets ^ fy . tatdoil be*«*doa> > •«.« •,oi*,e- i no Magnolia la tble ad are ef- factive through Satafday, �tanfarh H » Dec. 19, 1962 — Pnge 7 fr r a ll REVIEW OF THE Y EA R — By A la n M a w OAtAT A>U \PtO AT*. £ OOBHtA OAtAK* h j im s t A W \ ooto+ rr 4 *0 * W f * m t At i* T A * A 7 iO $70,000. M m iO A U M ii?, m * r o o o o t* w im i* o* t m \m w rnxm , iw V * A te * 9**/,90* a t o / oot/ m ^ \ LOS ANGELES champion ATto * Am u* CUT /> f a TH OiX/X The V h * (U P I ) Green — Bay Packera will be repreaented by eight playera on the West­ ern Conference team in the 13th annual National Football League Pro Bowl Game here Jan. 13, game directon an­ nounced today. But miasing from the Green Bay contingent waa •tar halfback Paul Hornung who was injured during much of the 1933 season while the Packers were capturing the Western Conference cham­ pionship fo r the third straight time. The P a c k e r s , however, landed a* many players on (heir divisional team aa the New York Giants did on the Eastern All-Star squad. This Insured the top performers from the clubs that meet Dec. 30 fo r the N F L cham­ Legal Notice iv th e run c in c r iT n in t h r t ’i r nr or coi h t jin irs ti. rin- evi l k o ii »n tu - nni.ti roirvrv. k i.ohum . «H tvcr.it v *o. isess BPItlNOFIELl) INSTITUTION r o n SAVi.xas, Platatiff. n«>nr.RT w . stA R icovrrz, «t at. Iief.n Janta. vo tici : o r • m i : NOTICE IS HKRRUY OIV EN that an tha llh day af January, 1SS3 at 11:00 a . SI. at tha main door of tha Caurt of Haminole County, at Sanford, Florida, tin* undaratitn.d Clark will offar for aala to tha hltfliaat and baat blddar for raati tha following dtacrlbad raal proparty: I.at t». Illook F. COCKt u t ct.trn manor , u n it NO. }. awarding In tha plat tharaof ai racordad In I 'U t ll» ok 11. C a g e lua. 1'ublle llacurda of Saintnola. County, Florida, togathar with all atrueturaa, Iniproramanta. flxttiraa, appllancta, and appurlananoaa on aald land or oaad la aonjunrtloo tharawlth. Thla aala la mada purauant to final dacraa of foracloaura antarad In Chancary action No. 12459 now pandlns In tha Circuit Court af and for Srmlnola County, rlorlda. DATED thla 17th day af pa -mlitr, ISIS. (SEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr. Clark of tha Circuit Court Sly: Martha T. Vthlaa Dapnty Clark Andtraon, Ruah, Daan U.wndaa A van dan liars 132 Halt Cantral lloulavard Attoraaya for I’lalnllft Orlando, Florida Publlah Dae. IS, ISIS. CDDAS1 pionship will be rcmatched in the Pro Bowl tilt. Bart Starr or the Packera and Johnny Unitai of the Baltimore Colts were cho­ sen for the key quarterback position. For Unitas it w ill mark his sixth appearance In the midwinter classic. But the top veteran on the Western squad is Detroit’ s Joe Schmidt who will be playing In the Pro Bowl for the ninth time. Ills teammate, Yale Lary, and Baltimore’s Ohio Gino Marchettl were chosen for their eighth ap­ pearances. Another who failed to make the squad this year be­ cause he saw little playing time due to injuries was the Los Angeles Rams’ Jon A r­ nett who last year in the final two seconds caught Unitas' pass for a 31-30 West victory. The West leads the Eastern Conference (B-4) In the series which is played for the bene­ fit of charity. Only one rookie was ehosen on both squsds. He is de­ fensive tackle Merlin Olsen of the Bams on the Western team where he will under­ study Detroit's A le t Karras and Roger Brown. The Western team was chosen by divisional coaches. The head choice who has yet to be named also will be giv­ en one bonus choice. The offensive team: Ends Gail Cogdill. Lions; Ron Kramer, Colts; F o r r e s t Gregg, Packers; Varriehlone, Rams. Guards— Harley Se­ well, Lions; Jerry Kramer, Packers. Centers— Jim Rlnjo , Packers; Dick Srymanskl, Colts. Quarterbacks — Bart Starr, Packers; John Unitas, Colts. Fullbacks — Jim Taylor, Packers; J. D. Smith Forty Nlners. The Defensive Tesm : Ends —Gino Marchettl, Colts; Doug Atkins, Bears. Tackles —Alex Karras, Lions; Ro­ ger Brown, Lions; Merlin Ol­ sen, . Rams. Linebackers — Joe Schmidt, Lions; Matt Haicltine, Forty Niners; Bill Forester, Packera; Joe Fortunato. Bears. Halfbacks— Dick Lane, Lions; Abe Woodson. Forty Niners. Safeties —Willie Wood. Packera; Yale Lary, Lions, Richie Petitbon, Bears. HEN TURKEYS T TO YOUR ORDER 38' 3 8 ci M arhoefer Canned Hams 4 Lbs- *289 Standing Rib or Rump Roast Lb. 5 8 c ' Sw ift's Worthmore Sliced Bacon Lb. Sirloin Tip Roast Lb. 7 8 ‘ Fryer Gizzards 5 & $129 T -B O N E S IR L O IN CU B E • • PO RT ERH O U SE FU LL C U T R O U N D FRESH 3 Lbs. FANCY PRODUCE RED W ILSON SHURFINE EVAP. Limit 6 Please Just tell us howmuch you need to pay old bills, for home im­ provements, car repairs, for all your seasonal expanses I Phone for prompt courteous service. K R A FT SUNNYLAND W inter Garden Pies Mince & Pumpkin Full 22 Oz. ^ A r £ *§ STORES FA 2 4612 Q U A N T ITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD TH RU DEC.i 24 AT 4th. ST. A SANFORD A YE . — 1110 W. 13th ST. �4k Mr*. Landre* Hottest For C W F Meeting A* •** r ' r >--«r; m MRS. CARL CH0RPEN1NG and Mn. C. Hittafl won co-hoetaaeaa for a Christman luncheon moating of tha Mimosa Cirela at thn Capri. Laft to right am Mrs. Chorpaniaf, Mm. D. K. Dor­ Circle Plans Browns Observe Anniversary lident of the Garden Glub/M rt. HlttnD W . B. Moya, praaldant of thn Mlmona Saturday Main topic o f convene tlou The Magnolia Circle o f tha December meeting at the bars gava Mrs. Robert S ttrower and Mrs. M. Faille a big bead for creating the winMrs. Hulin Rale aaaouaced that the circle has scheduled s bake sate for this Saturday at the W h s Dixie store on French Ave. Members are re­ quested to bring homemad# cakes, eooklas or candy. The group Joined the -men of the Elks Club ia carolling resi­ dents of the County Home, last Sunday at 5 p.m. A Christmas dinner for membera and their husbands was held at the Elks Club. Eaeh member brought a gift for an cxchaagn sad background music far the evening w is provided by Tnd Gorton. Others attending the busi­ ness meeting were Mmea. Leslie Thompson, J. R. Hoolehan Jr., Christine Blanken­ ship, Russell Spencer, Roy Chorpening, Roy Howell Jr., Clayton Smith, Frank Wilson, Gc m Walter, Irene Kent, Charlie Stafford, C h a r l e s -v mA k s . •jj . W A 1I ^ ‘ m m h M AGNOLIA CIRCLE MEMBERS admire some o f the arrangements made at tha workshop meeting. L e ft to right are Mrs. P. L. Elmore, hostess, Mrs. Elwood Smith, secretary and Mrs. H. K. Ring, circle president. (Herald Photo) To crack nuts easily and to get them out whole, first dip Circle Six, o f the Woman’ s aa her topic, “ What Would our them in water and then freexe. Society of Chriitian Service of Lives Be if We Never Had Crack while they are still Christmas T " the First Methodist Church, frozen. M iu Martha Stuart, Mrs. mat at tha home of Mra. J. W. W. P. Fields. Mrs. W. A. HunBrown on the Old Monroe ter and Mrs. John Adams Road, with Mrs. Annie Wil­ were welcomed as visitors. liams as eo-hoeteia. Other members p r e s e n t Upon arrival (he member* were Mmea. T. A. Burleigh, were served refreshments of J. E. Courier, E. B. Harris, caramel cake, pumpkin tarts, L. D. Hastings, F. D. Hlekok, sugar coated nuts, dates and Ernie Larsen, II. B. McCall, coffee. R. B. Monroe, R. F. Robison, Chairman, Mrs. R. T . Wsr- J. H. Stephan, A. B. Stevens reo. conducted the business and J. Hrodle Williams. session and Mrs. J. C. Davis gave the devotions. She used Crumble slices e l fruit cake, moisten lightly with wine tnd uee to stuff apples for baking. Baste the apples with equal parts wine and cider during baking for rich flavor. To Meet Lincoln Drive. The meeting -was opened with a poem bp the president which had as its theme "Christmas Didn’t Just Happen." Minutes o f the last meeting w ere read and approved. After short reports by the v a r l e u e committees, Mrs. Ring, president, gave the board masting report. Mem­ bers were reminded to save eld Jewelry and Christmas cards. Members voted to buy gifts and a small trae for tha Saropta Rest Home for Christ­ mas. A t the close of the business meeting, members held a workshop, spraying materials for door swags and table ar­ rangements. Mrs. Elmore and Mrs. A. H. Harris wars eo-boitesies for this meeting. Ten members were present ternational Sorority, will pre­ sent Its second annual Christ­ man Ball at tha Mayfair Inn, Saturday, Dec. 22. It win be held ia the newly decorated ban room and dancing wUl bo enjoyed from • p.m. until 1 a.m. to the music of Lou Feld­ man and hia orchestra. Tickets are avaUable at Perkins and from aU Epsilon Sigma Alpha members. They also wUl bo sold Saturday night at the door. Dress la aeml-formal, so get out your best bib and tucker and meat ua there. The Epsilon Sigma Alpha Christmas BaU was formerly the inter fraternity dance. This is the time and place to m eet and w e aU old friends, and also a chance for the stu­ I f a post lamp lights the way to your front door, de­ corate it tor Christmas with greens and cones. Don’t overlook the mailbox others. Add to your gift In your Christmas decorating wrappings clusters o f greens plana. D rew It up with greens or pine cones, sprigs o f mis­ or hollies, to extend a friend­ tletoe or holly, or a fresh ly holiday greeting to the flower or two, suggests the postman, guests and passing Society o f American Florists. motorists. with form er elaasmate*. Also attending will be many of our N avy friends. Proceeds from the dance will go te many philaatrophic projects such as. The Little Red School House, Shoes for tha Ntedy, Support o f n Girl In the Sunland Training Cen­ ter in Gainesville, The School for the Deaf and Blind ia St. Augustine and many other worthwhile projects that come during the year. The School for the Deaf and Blind, in S t Augustine, is sup­ ported by all Epsilon Sigma Alpha chapters la Florida. The local chapter waa organlied ia September, 1857. Committee chairmen for the dance are Mrs. T. V. M ftts Jr., general chairman; Miss Patty Walkar, advertisement; Mrs. Joe Pickens, tickets; Mrs. Eli White, decorations, and Mrs. Job# Higgins, reser­ vations. Reservationi m ay bo made in advance by calling Mrs. Higgins at F A 2-513. Christmas Service , $§ U inta Sox Hanna Underwear C A R N A T IO N S $5 doz. Red and White Adam Hats Hallmark Banlon GORGEOUS Poinsettias RO SES I OOO A M IC M M and Fresh Pine aad Cut Flower P IE C E S | «.S 8 . $C ilJ t • ® end ■ Exquisite Form Shirts P IE C E S Wreaths and Sw agt Besides top fashion, you get top function i Sweaters Bras 14 ' ap CYCLAM EN P L A N T S $4 *5 & $7.50 JOUCO* SOIL IT, Handbans Fortune Shone E X O TIC F O R B O Y S A N D G IR LS Roy Refers Cowboy Suita Eatkay THE HOUSE Orchid Corsages Alwnyn i favorite nt Holiday Time W hite Sewing Machines ShoM Teaan FOR Cowboy Boots Cowboy Suite Embay Dress Suita for Boys GET A HUGE 11x14 WALL PORTRAIT of Your Child Special On — from U up Ki ODl E f O T O Hoover Vacuum Cleaners t t 'U $ 0 0 9 5 F R A N K and C H A R L O T T E DONAHOB SALE — • SH OP /Corner East lat St. and Sanford Ave. 'k tftii’ltia *. GrapevIBe Nornery 2221 Grapeville A m F A 2-488* Store WED. - THURS. - FR I. ^ DOOR Host PLANT O N L Y 11.00 SAT, DEC. 19 - 20 - 21 - 2* HER Cannon S To I Blooms Far 555 W. In i ST. FRESH FOR Speclmeaa la 4 In. Feta LAST 4 DAYSI CO LO RFU L CENTER MEN la Bloom! up Including Candle*, eta FOR Hybrid G e r u ln a i PERM ANENT Arrangem ents Tour Downtown Florist 324 E. l i t S t, F A 2-1322, F A 2-0270 P ic t u r e s D < Mrs. Gerald Leasing and son, David, o f Kansas City, Mo., are visiting her mother, Mrs. Nancy Brock. H er hus­ band will arrive Friday and they plan to spend about threw weeks la this area, visiting hia' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lessing, and other relatives. | Mr*. H. Wayde Rucjcer re-* turned Monday after n visit with her brothers and listers in Mockavllle, N. C. She also attended the wedding o f her nephew, Claude Revere Horn Jr. to Mlsi Dorothy Gaither Morris, on Dee. IS. MOTHERS! The Ladies Aide Society ef the Lutheran Church o f the Redeemer w ill m eet t h i s Thursday at 7:28 p.m. at the church for tha regular busi­ ness meeting and a Christmas party. Mra. V e r a s a Feddenoa, president, urges nil members to attend as business for tha current year w ill be discussed. Installation o f now officers wUl be held at the January meeting. Personals The Gammn Omega Chapter dents away et school te get borne o f Mrs. P . I * Elmore on o f Epsilon Sigma Alpha In­ together during the holidays Civic Division and the mam- THURSDAY Chapter Me. t OES will hold tha regular meeting at S p.m. followed by a Cbrlstmaa party. Gift exchange will be held for both m ea and women. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Vester Elgin, Mrs. William De­ Rosa and Mrs. Ana Hopkins. The room waa decorated in a holiday theme with two small Christmas trees on the table, which also held several floral arrangements and snow men ornaments. Refreshments o f eookles, coffee and punch were served by the hostesses. Others at* lending were Mrs. James Magnole, Mrs. Colombo Fa­ rina, Mrs. George G a m a , Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. Chela Ansley. Mrs. Robert Drinko, Mrs. E. Ansalone. Mrs. Garland Shaw, Mrs. J, A . Hopkins, Mrs. Jennie Fox, Mrs. Florence Milltelle, Mrs. Geraldine Whiteman, Mrs. F. L. Bartlinakl, Mrs. Sadie MoHale, Mrs. H. 1. Walla. Miss Winifred MeHale, and a spew ial guest o f haaar. Father William J. Trainer, paster o f the church. Sanford Garden d u b held the rade. It won first place la thn lomlBQle MRS. G E R A LD SASSER, opening the gifts at tha surprise shower in her honor, while Mrs. Geraldine Whiteman watehee in the background. (Herald Photo) On Holiday Arrangements Held By Magnolia Circle Members Christmas Ball Planned Saturday tha float In the Christmas pa­ Local Events Miss Florence Bishop gave the lessen, presenting various interesting Christmas legends from the Middle Ages. It was announced that many o f the Church members are ill. During the social hour Mrs. Landless s e r v e d colorful Christmas refreshments to those present others attendiag were M n . C. C. Murray, M m 0 . T . Pearson, Mrs. V . H. Grantham, Mrs. Emilee Y ts le y and Mrs. Blanch# (Hamid Photo) Aaaa Miller Circle was about duty M Frankfurt, Germany, waa ca head le add to tha happy eceaafaa. Another m , James, flew dewa from Detroit. Mich., sad the two other ehfldren, Pa­ tricia aad Dennis, completed the family group. party. Workshop Bake Sale at the recent meeting o f the With Family man, p and Mi Circle. A report was made on the wit cake sales and plana ere mads far the Fellowship jj 4 .I R . _ * -Tf *wqr1[j Mr*. Gerald Seiner waa ( w i t o f honor at a aurpriie stork shower give# by membars o f the Loagwaod Saint Catherine of Sieaa Circle, re. ceatly. rollowiag the business meeting of the circle in the Soelal Hall o f the Church o f the Nativity, the group sur­ prised Mrs. Sasser with the �Personals C e r m k lO i . " Q 0 " D IR T O M D E N F .I8 CIRCLE The Dirt U ir d t w r i Circle of the Sanford Garden Club held the December meeting and Christmaa party a f the home o f Mr*. Irvin Ftelaeber. Hoetesiea were Ur*. L. E. Leeper. Mr*. W. D. Gardiner, Mr*. W . B. Wray and Mr*. J. N. Jtobjon Jr. mas cards with writing on them, old Jewelry and trin­ kets. These will be sent to children In the far east. / sad Patio F IN A N C IN G At the conclusion of tbe bus­ iness meeting the members were served Christmas goodies such as ham and biscuits, cheese straws, party sand­ wiches. fruit cake, cheese In the absence of the presi- balls and coffee from a tibia dent, Mr*. R. F. Robison, the covered in a gold lame cloth. vice president presided. She Mrs. Robison presided at tha announced that the building coffee service, Tbe refreshsite In Sunland Estates has ment table held several.love­ been accepted by the Garden ly arrangements made by Club as the future site for Use Mrs. Fleischer and silver ap­ Garden Club Center. pointments. A plsnt exchange, The Dirt Gardeners will se­ an annual custom of the circle, lect the Garden o f the Month was held. for January with Mrs. r . A. Tbe Triple Trio of Seminole Palm er In charge o f the com- High School entertained the Mrs. Clarence Barlow, Mrs. BiU Neider, Mrs. Curtis Hughes mtttee. EM PLOYEES W IT H T H E IR HUSBANDS A N D W IV E S wers group with several Christmas and Bill Neider. Standing, left to right, are Karlyle Housholder, Mrs. L. E. Lseper who was carols and members agreed guests o f the Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. Monday night at s Jack Morgenstern, David Little, Dewey Reedy, Mrs. Reedy, Ed chairman for the Christmas that those not able to attend dinner and Christmaa party at the Capri. L e ft to righ t (seat­ bataar Just held In the Civic missed one of the best meet­ Hunt, W. F. Hunt, Mm. Winifred Glelow, Ray Winfree, Curtis ed) are Mrs. 11a Housholder, Mr*. Julius Fritteili, Mrs. David Center thanked all members ings o f tbe year. Hughe*, Clarence Barlow, and Julius Fritteili. (Herald Photo) Little, Mrs. W. F. Hunt, Mrs. Ed Hunt, Mrs. Camilla Winfree, fo r their donations o f work and items for sale, and stated that JACARANDA CIRCLE around SSOO bad been realized Tbe regular monthly meet­ which will be applied toward ing of the Jacaranda Circle Christmaa clsssrooms the betiding fund. SHARON, Mass. (U P I) — der ‘ ‘banning ‘ ‘ ‘trees against ' ‘ aub-trvezing tempera- ‘ school committee meeting. “ “ thia year. was a Christmas party held htrea, trudged through snow The controversy »*»***< ;& • Tb* Mrs. W. B. Wray accepted at the Hamilton House with 17 Irate mothers have won the from three public scbook. . .___ , i-irruistine ed off lis t week when prin- were fearful that the tr the Chairmanship for the members and ooe visitor pres­ first round in a battle to force A bearing was scheduled covered streets circul ng cjp|I( on]erwl tesobers not violated laws governing a* World Gardener committee. ent. Mrs. Boly Gaines, Mrs. mothers, bundled petitions to force a special tQ pcrm[t chrlitmaa trees to ration o f church and state. authorities to rescind an or­ after N The horticulture report was Stanley Polosld and Mrs. Al­ given by Mrs. W. E. Kirch- burn Rector were co-hostesses. I boff. She stated that December A short business meeting is a dry month and there was conducted by Mrs. Irving should be Iota of water and Pryor, president, following a mulehiag in our gardens, do delicious turkey dinner. After not fertilize azaleas until after looking at all the lovely cor­ the blooming period is finish- sages, tha one worn by Mrs. ad, hollyhocks da well J. E. Hitchens was Judged tbe From seed and will bloom in most attractive, and she car­ •bout tin months. Thyme ried o ff the prize. planted now makes a pretty This was followed by a gift border plant and also does •xchings. Tbe members were double duty a* a seasoning. then entertained by Mrs. Wil­ Mrs. Robison reminded the liam Rocha aa aba told tha elub to watch out for tbe an­ Christmas story 'T h e Mirada nouncement o f the bridge at Derrick Texas." Mrs. party to be held to either Jan- Roche, a visitor, was pre­ wary a r February and asked sented with a lovely Madras •Q member* to save Christ- arrangement by tbe circle. A V A IL A B L E Bracket f i l e f t M arble C w STM 8. Beafeed Asm P A M IS S temperatures to get to her t l M t i in the m aniacs. ST O R E W ID E Angry Mothers W in First Round W ith Schools In Fight For Use O f Christm as Trees f win V CREATIVE W OMAN B e Ready Far Tbe HsUdays Box 431, Midtown Station to o stunning date drass, New York U , N. Y . simply understated, that Print name, address with spells magic for the Junior style number and size. miss. Tbe full akirt boasts twin, evarslze pockets. No. 1430 with Photo Guide is to size* », 11. i l l . 13, 14, 11 and 1L Bust 3W4 to 3§. Size 11. J ltt bust, 414 yards o f 33inch material. To order send 30 cents in coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman Sanford Herald Complete 7 F lan D IN E T T E SETS *59 • FIm . *39 D IN E T T E S t Fleet Bedroom Set Bookcnee - Bed • CheaA Double D rea er A M in o t fijdcsA SlcLbJfisui! EVERYTHING S T O R E W ID E Come and see these F A N T A S T IC V ALU ES . . Ju st in time for Gigantic MUST GO/ SA V IN G S on C H R IS T M A S NEEDS SALE E V E R Y T H IN G M A R K E D D O W N ! High Bock Swivel Rockers Your Welcome Weson llaeteee will call with g i f t s and f r i e n d l y greetings from the com­ munity. V IR G IN IA PB TK U Skl P. O. Boa 1314 NORA NORRIS T B §-1314 Slips — Gowns Panties — W HILE THEY L A S T ___ Christmas Decorations Cotton Flannel Wrappings Sport Shirts Bras Pajamas Cards — Ribbon Vi P R IC E and Light Sets Going VALU ES TO $1.29 Out ot PRIC E SIZES - S. M, L. REG. $1.59 V A LU E A L U M IN U M WELCOME W A G O N SPORTSWEAR C H R IS T M A S SPE CIAL Blouses — Sweaters — TREES Other Skirts y2 PR IC E Value* to $3.77 1000’s of Shorts Pedal Pushers Reg. $5.95 NOW Unadvertised Reg. $9.98 NOW SPEC IALS LAD IES’ NYLO NS Sport Shirts JUST Value* to $2.98 llreukfuxt lluffci PR IC E t Now All Yarn Wool FA 2-8800 Crochet Cord Dress Optional — YARNS, etc. Value* to 98c y2 PR IC E € SIZES 8'/j to 11 REG. 2 for $1.00 Value M ART GOODS S A LE ReiMenuliuns SE T O F TTc 2-Lb. Size Reg. $1.29 Value .Make COFFEE TABLE R E C E IV E D — Delicious Fruit Cakes • Favors E N D T A B LES THREE! Sweaters-Dungarees Underwear Mftltyg** Combination * 6 37 SEAM LESS • Noise .Maker* On Box Spring* And $377 STEP T A B LES BOYS’ Dancing from 9 P. M Choice O f Colon M EN’S LADIES’ T O Y L A N I) SPECIAL Come In And Rcgtotgr For KEI.’S All Toys — Games Dolls — Wagons to $19?98 V l PK TO T U B LU C K Y W IN N E R lira * in* Dec. 34. 3 P. M. Yaw Du N ot llavo T o Bo Preeout \ T * Win B E D D IN G COMPANY 2nd & M agnolia I l____ ; �r 4 - dsS a? *• m _ ■ i Li avm (U K ) F it petkata i Wold be pot so m w n, W m the v A t i o o a .m in w m M > Ant.' •« D r. Alfred Catenacd, W ad gf tW aaaatfMl __ H.hoem .eo Midi i l l C * W e , laid M pfcyrirfaa* that nrieee nrgeocy le ■ major farH r “ abaatty should be w a otfnwd tho prime dlaaaaa. ra tW r then toe cow W «r p r r .” Catevaaci N M M tr Si a panel dDeeaskn U e T s u rg k s l p a tie n ts IS a e r a w l ar a m w m ltM W a ld baa a gneuat W o r t i ------. . - a time b aot a lector, aad D a n i l ta T» par coat af aD aparatbaa caa bo doat auro or h M at tho eoBvealeaee of petieot aad pbyaidaa, the abate pa that will f a n batter without aaan a( the asccaa b , * bo rftd. • *1(0 matter how aklllful tho tasothesiologlst b , hb ikill b taxed ta tho Unit. It la n o n difficult ta Had the r e b b in abaaa ana to atari an tob a b a . It b vary difficult to find the apba through tho fat tor a spinal anesthesia." 2460 PARK AVE. at 25th ST. SANFORD, FLA. •MMTfTTRMtfftRISimt QUICK FROZEN GRADE A LARGE BLUE RIBBON BONELESS PORK ALL BEEF FROZEN (2 QZ EACH) SAUSAGE“ 3 * QYST||Som 89< FAIMIR MAT SKINLESS S ln a w l IRA N IS «• 49« FILLETS “> 49* LADY PAIR Uttar n. ar aJk FARMER GRAY SVEET SMOKED M. IH4. PRIHCH PRIRD Bitcsifs4«« 39* SCALLOPS1179* MILD DAISY CHEDDAR Hospital CHEESE u 49* mm * UAX IEU. HOUSE Notes Aaaa DaglU. DoBary; Stella WflllamJ, Marguerite Pope, B ernaa Bridget, Horaco Jackson, aad Latllb Bandera af Sanford. Bbtoa Ur. and lira . N an ce Bandera o f Sanford, a boy Winlam Diodtorgeo HAM 4&$2 " O L E O q>>rtm2 ' h2 5 ' Clause, Virginia Bheddan, David Fryman and Mra. William Smith and baby of Saaford. . DECEMBER tl Arthur Vrttaa, Kodaay Sharp and Margaret Rbener o f Do­ Bary; Dekm e Wilber o f Lake M ary; WUltom Hamilton, Leslie Holcombe, Catherine Bowen, Susan Hemphill, Al­ bert Warren, Calvin Moor*, Ella Lord, Shirley Alexander aad Deanb Hogan of San­ ford. ROSEOALE HALVES OR SLICES SUNSHINE HUHO C R A C K E R S " i& 29c BETTY CROCKER ASST, GOLD MEDAL PLAW OR SELF RISING Births Sir. and Mra. Richard Wil­ ber of Sanford, e boy. Mr. and Mra. Joseph Alex­ ander of Sanford, a girl DUcbargee Sfra. Eldon Shiver and baby, Lake Mary; Loviaa Van Ma­ ter, Tampa; Anna Daglla, Do­ Bary; Reman Bridges, Ther­ esa Musik, Hubert UcSwain, Paul Royiand, U u ra Harden, Mrs. Ruben Burch and baby af Sanford. DECEMBER IS Admissions Clyde Urban, DeBary; Doro­ thy Britton, Lake Monroe; Mary Kruger, Betty Jean WUliams, Derrick Gilchrist, Comer Jones, Sarah Ander­ son, Sarah Clsowskl of San­ ford. lUrtha Mr. and Mrs. James Skip­ per of Banford, a boy Discharges Angela Vandal!, Loogwood; Agnea Cook, 8usan Hemphill, Catherine Bowen, Terry Jenkin, Mrs. Lawrence Kuhta and baby, Mrs. John Butler and baity, Mra. Malvin Moose end baby, Mrs. James Burns end baby, Mrs. Namon Sand­ ora and baby, Mrs. Lewis Hardy and baby, of Sanford. DECEMBER U Admissions Lucy Uallarman, Lake Mon­ ro e ; Christopher Moore, la k e Monroe; Everett Kent, D eBary; Clarence Johnson, Lake Mary; M srgartt Hud­ gins, Roaaleo Bruton, Her­ man Burton. Mary Lou Mc­ Donald, Rosemarie Tlicker, Patricia Clark. M «g a r*t Wlrth, Earths Akins of San­ ford. Births M r. and Mrs. Ronald Akins o f Sanford, a boy, M r. and Mra. Donovan Tuck­ e r of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Roger Clark o f Sanford, a boy Dlscharees Phyllis Moore, Lake Mary; Joseph Hutchinson, Winnie ColUns, Connie Nash of Sanford. Shop the Harald Ada where i local merchants offer thei r! best buys. FYNE-TASTE CRANBERRY **** * j z W .u -^ tu G l f t * * * 11 HOMEMAKER GOLDEN ■ W IL S O N 'S F IN E S T S H O R T E N IN G FRUIT FLAVORS FRE-NARCAUF. FRUIT MORTON i FROZEN I APPLE R{ PEACH " CHERRY COCONUT* CUSTARD PUMPKIN 28 OZ BTTL (PLUS DEPOSIT) FANCY PASCAL FANCY DELICIOUS EXTRA URGE STALK N E I CROP tr �g > m tfn rti l i m wfll be at the old Poet O ffice F rkky the hour* of 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. and 5 p. m. and 9 p. tn. Saturday he will talk to yoongitara from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 8 to 8:80 pt m. Downtown etorea will ha open until • p. a. tonight, Friday and Saturday night. t o W lA T H K B t Partly doody, mild. Low tonight, BO. YO U 63 United Preaa Leased W ire ** e i o c* LARRY TER8HEL I* tb# last celwriting f«r •while it Might bn a goad Mae to catch ip an Christnan presents. Here’s My C h r 1st m as list fsr this year.) TH E CHAM BER OP COM­ M ERCE: About six now In­ dustries and four new tourist attractions. T H E C IT Y O P SANFORD: Soma additional funds to fix up tbs aos and make it ona of top attractions in central Florida. TH E C IT Y O P ORLANDO: A map o f tha city o f Sanford. C O U N T Y COMMISSIONER JOHN F IT Z P A T R IC K : An administrative a i d e s o h e won't have to get out In the middle o f the night to look aver a drainage ditch. . 4 M AC K C LE V E LA N D JR.; A seat in tha Senate. GORDON FRED ERICK JR. A. political job . . . ana that cornea with a license tag. FR A N C IS RO U M ILLAT JR.: About 00 new member­ ships to the Chamber of Com­ merce. TOM M cDONALD: A may i iA a ar'e name plats. C O U N T Y COMMISSION C H A IR M A N J. C. H U TC H ! SO N: Roberta Rules O f Order. JIM M Y C R A PPS : plaudit* fo r the fine job ho did M y or during 1962. VERNON DUNN. TED W IL L IA M S . E A R L HIGGIN* BO HA 31: Three who never showed they were lame ducks 9 and always had tha county and clty’a good at heart. T H E T O W N OP NORTH O RLAN D O : A public relations i ' 9 u* C ’ EaUbliahad 1908 THURS.. DECEMBER, 20, 1902 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 609 Orlando M ayor Case Dismissed louthy Meeting Extended A Day NASSAU, Bahamas (U P I) — President Ken­ nedy and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan today ex­ tended their talks fo r an extra day in search o f a compromise that would give Britain a nuclear deter­ rent substitute for the controversial Sky bolt missile. The two met again in a villa overlooking the nsuvA... Two Die In Fire HUD80N, Mass. (U P I> — Two persons died and 12 others wars injured today whan a smoky corridor f i n caught S6 elderly nursing home patients ia their bads. Union Chiefs Feud W ASHINGTON (U P I ) — A l Hartnett was suspended Wednesday as secretary-trea­ surer o f tha International Union o f Electrical Workers to climax a bitter fusd with President James B. Carey. Funds Okayed W ASHINGTON (U P I ) — The Florida Stata Board af Health has been swarded a CEC IL TU C K E R : A n or­ 1186,000 federal grant ta tnrestigate the encephalitis out­ ange without lea hi it. R E ALTO R S: Two now NAS break In the 8 c Petersburg squadrons. area earlier this year. POSTM ASTER G U T A L ­ L E N : A Job. H AR O LD JOHNSON: Any G ENEVA (U P I) — T h a aid attorney general’s opinion. Western powers appealed ta JOHN A L E X A N D E R : Good the Soviet Union Uday to re­ luck buddy, you’ll nesd i t turn to tha disarmament con­ C IT Y C LERK H E N R Y ference after tha Chriitmas T A M M JR.: An additional recess ready to M gotlate on sta ff to help him complete bis a serious bails. vacant property reappraisal. TH E TO W N O P LONGWOOD: A ntw city halL BUFFALO, N. Y . (U P I )— C IT Y JUfcGE KEN McINOne o f tha country’s largest TO SH : A new dog ordinance. c a n c e r research hospitals GEORGE TO U H Y : A pot­ Wednesday banned all clgaret ted plant la front o f First vending machines from its Federal. buildings because o f the JIM PIG O TT: A n o t h e r "meteoric rise in lung cancer Butch Riser. deaths due to smoking." J O H N N Y S A U L S ::. . . An­ other Johnny Saul*. C O U N TY JUDGE VERNON NEW YO RK (U P I) — M IZ E : A new door ta his of­ Stocks opened Irregularly fice. C IV IL SERVICE BOARD: higher In moderately active trading today but most gains A full quorum. P A T R O L M A N JIM were limited. W llh Wednes­ H A R D Y fA eoupy o f Stephen day’s sharp market rise was West Appeals Cigarets Out Stocks Irregular Crane’s “ Tha Red Badge O f a quick reversal for the bet­ ter in the sentiment of market Courage." analysts. SORORITIES: Oops! G A R F IE LD W A L K E R : Some dry toast and a glass o f P A R IS ( U P I ) - U . 8. A ir warm milk. . B ASE B ALL F A N S : Some Force Gen. Laruis Norstad re­ major league club to train j ceived tha Grand Crosa of the here. LegLn of honor, the highest BOB B E S S K R E R ^ A n In­ award France can bestow on tern progran/and a fete^moro a foreigner, in ceremonies to­ Mill-Burton Mollars. day anticipating hi* retire­ A r B . PETERSON .SR.: ment Jen. 2 as supreme Allied OhO copies o f "1984” so people mmander in Europe. can understand what he’s try­ ing to do. ROAD SUFT. J. C. FREDERICKSBURG, V a . ENDEK: A bucket o f (U P I) — A aealed mail car pain t _____ carrying Christmaa packages C O U N TY K N S IN IE R B ILL to Florida taught fire end BUSH: Drainage plana for burned today in the Richmond, tha Adams Shopping canter. Fredericksburg and Potomac CASSELBERRY: An accur­ Railroad yards here. A postal ate soning map. inspector said most of the B ILL STEM PER: A client 1,002 pieces of mail in tho for that facility at Park and storage car, part o f the 11aF irs t NORTH ORLANDO TOW N vena Special an route to Jack­ CO UNCILM AN WOODY A N ­ sonville, Fla., were apparently Norstad Honored ule Mail Burned Atlantic, where n o mala topic was discussion of a nuclear striking force for Britain. Tha British had hoped to arm their jet bombera with tha Am er­ ican Skybolt missile But tha United States plans ta scrap that weapon because It bas proved too costly and baa been unsuccessful thus f ir . Thus the need ia to find a anbatituta for Britain—parhapa tha Polaris missile or a nuclear force within t h e framework o f tha North Atlan­ tic Treaty Organisation. The talks originally were scheduled to end today, but they were so touchy that the two leaders decided to go on for another day. Officials said the first Item on the agenda when they met at lo a.m. was a renewal of tha Skybolt discussion*. There was an expactatloo that tha president and the prime minister would turn to tha tense Far East situation later la the day. The problem of the Congo also loomed in tha background. During tha night, Secratary at Defense Robert McNamara and British Defense Minister Act Is Cited County Judge Vernon Mlae Wednesday afternoon dismiss­ ed the case against North Or­ lando Mayor Frank Fasula on charges o f failure to open the books and records to the cltisens o f the town. The charges were dropped, according to County Prosecut­ ing Attorney Karlyla Houaholder because tha legislative act under which Fasula waa charged is "contrary" to the provisions o f n special act passed la 1939. The case la tha outgrowth o f a series o f mass meetings and personal differences be­ tween W. W. Anderson, town treasurer, and the mayor, who Anderson alleged refused to release the town books and checkbook to Anderson's cus­ tody. A t a series of mass meet­ ings held last summer, An­ derson cltlm cd be •"'* k l* wife bad received numerous’ or not the general law, Staanonymous telephone calls ol tutc 163, applied In the case n threatening nature, and at of a municipality formed an one gathering Anderson dis­ der special legislation, aa played a large piece of cloth was the case with North Or­ on which was printed a threat lando. to the life o f his daughter. A request to the state’s at­ As a result of these threati, torney for a ruling produced Anderson had a warrant is­ no definitive answer to the sued for the arrest of Fasula question and after further under Ttorida Statute 163. the ltudy by Judge Mixe, prose­ general legislation covering cutor Karlyle Houtholder and the incorporation of municipal­ defense attorney Mack Cleve­ ities which stipulates that all land Jr., another hearing was town books art to be turned held Wednesday and the case over to the treasurer, and fail­ was dismissed. ure to do so constitutes a mis­ lloushoktcr revealed that demeanor. at the final argument of the Fasula, when Informed of preliminary hearing on the the warrant, appeared at the charge against Fasula, Cleve­ s h e riffi office and accepted land cited that the Special service there and was rrleaicd Act of 1939 creating the Vill­ on his own recognisance. age o f North Orlando con­ A t n pre-trail bearing held tains in Article 3, Section 13, • number o f weeks ago, the of Its charter a provision for discussion became soagxed charges to be made against m min* • • to whether any town official or officer o f the village o f North ON Undo before the Town Coun­ cil and seU forth n full and complete procedure for the Town Council to hold a trUl of any charges brought against any official or offi­ cer of the village and to de­ termine the guilt or Inno­ cence o f any such person and provides a penalty If auch person should be found guilty. The General Legislative Act under which Fasula was charged la contrary to the provisions o f this Special Legislative Act and where this occurs it U the law that the Special Act shall control and be the deciding factor, in view of this snd since there it a provision provid­ ed in the Special Act, the charge pending against Fa aula in the County Judge’s Court must o f necessity be dismissed. Soviet W orking Again In Congo W ASHINGTON (U P I) — The Soviet Union, which waa rebuffed in an attempt to put Russian mil* itary and economic groups tn the Congo in 1960^ seems to be waiting in the wings for another try. And, not entirely content with waiting, it nppear* to be working behind the scenes to encourage the downfall of central Con­ go Premier Cyrille Adoula. which could create the kind o f vacuum the Communists like to fill. The Soviet ambassador In the Congo Is reported to have been making the rounds of Leopoldville, hinting at offera of military aid and gen­ erally behaving as though the time soon would be rip* for Soviet Intervention. Leftist deputies in the Con­ go parliament hava teamed up with deputies represent­ ing the Conakat party o f Katanga Prem ier Mo Iae Tshombe In an effort to top­ ple Adoula. Thair line has been that Adoula, with Western and U. S. support, had been unable to unify the Congo and that stronger measure* may be necessary. The possibility o f renewed Soviet designs on the Congo has been ■ major factor In President Kennedy’s decision to Increase U. S. military squipment aid to UN force* and to dispatch a military team lo the Congo to survey equipment needs, „ __ M special atudy papers aimed at reaching soma sort of com­ promise to give Britain a nu­ clear strike potential. Action Underway To Get Reduced Hay Rate Used Approval ia expected short­ ly o f one phase o f relief to farmer* who suffered losses during the recent freese. County Agent Cecil Tucker said today that the Interstate Commerce Commission hae approved a 60 percent freight rate reduction on shipments o f hay to cattlemen end other farmers in the county who ap­ ply for such assistance. Review o f a legal point In the ICC ruling is being made by the Supreme Court and f i­ nal word is expected right away. Tha freight rate ruling al­ lows railroads to ship hay and other vital needs to diMttar areas at 60 percent of the cost normally required by the rate structure eat by the ICC. This waa used by Seminoia County agricultural intaresta to get hay in the 1967 freese dis­ aster. Night Fog Lift Is Expected A prediction o f more fee night waa mada today weather forecaster Mitthew Gerfinkel at Orlando, who said ground mist should dieeppear Friday. Tha fog Wednesday night was so heavy in the south end of Seminole County that visi­ bility In ■poll waa I« m than deitro) »d. DERSON: A set o f books. 73 feet and traffic on atato OVIEDO; Lake J e s s u p i»y ' road* « u ilowod and Causeway. j almost to a walk. Traffic B IL L H UTCH ISO N: A litat on llwy. 17 91 while movement tie peace on klonday nights jw «r than uaual, waa ; much slower . . . and shorter City Commis­ tha presence o f naon The annual Christmas vaca­ eased by the sion meetings. biuinaaa houaaa lights ont the business tion for Seminole County C O U N TY COMMISSIONER ado tha .which made the outllnaa outlines of tha school students b«|an today as ELECT LE E G A R Y : Big road relatively clear. classes were dismissed at the enough feet to fill Vernon regular hour until Jan. 2. Dunn’s shoes. The customary two-week TAN G LEW O O D R E S I ­ holiday was cut this year In DENTS: A invitation to meet B r id g e __ ____ Paga 7 order that the schools may Seminole County. Classified _ Page t l also take a spring vacation. FOR HEAR L A K E AND _______________ Comic* ____ Pag* 10 L A K E MONROE: Much need-, . . . Dear Abby ----- Page 1 ed fire department*. B O D F C I T O iv lC C t Editorial Page 4 I A K U Y VE R SU E L: Chriat The County Commission will Entertainment . Pag* 7 in New York . . . and j meet at 9 a.m. Friday in what P u z z l e ____ ___ Page 10 li expected to be a routine ttot's where 111 be. Society — Page &A 9 A short meeting. Chairman TO EVERYO NE Kporta ________ Page 6 j C, Huiduaoa said today. J U s iy UcwUaaa. Police On Duly In North Orlando H A P P Y W INNE R S o f tha oversea* phone calls to servicemen at Christmas are Mr*. George Maffett, left, and Mr*. Katherine Phngun, right. They are shown receiving the new* at the USO along with Uiwsell Kitner o f the CW A Local .*1108, which will arrange the culla; Rev. Ernest Rolick and. rear, David Van Nee* Ness and Mr*. Carolyn Hiioon* o f the USO. (Herald Photo) Freeing Prisoners Appears Set H AVANA (U P I) New York Attorney James B. Donovan returned to Havana today with two unidentified companions, apparently to put the finishing touchea to the Cuban invasion prisoners •xchange deal. Havana radio indicated to­ day that negotiations will be successful soon for the re­ lease of 1.113 prisoners of the Pay of rig * invasion of Cuba In April 1961. I ' froin report* gathered, t hat 1 “ Think God. all our feara In a broadcast heard here, 't h , indemnification demand ' 1" over,” he said. “ Now it the radio said that “ officials ed by the revolutionary ia only a matter of days be o f the revolutionary govern. , , fore our loved onea will be court*, made up o f clinical | „ ment and members of the committee who have conre and medical equipment, w ill1 T lie American Red Cross la rushing 63.1 million worth of to Havana, headed by Amer­ be positive shortly." ican lawyer James P. Dono­ Donovan slipped into Mi- food and medical supplies invan, renewed negotiation* for ami International Airport to Florida a* ransom for the tha liberation of the 'm er­ Wednesday night after an- prisoner* nouncmg in Havana he had There was one report that cenaries' of Playa Giron.” “ Everything seenu to indi- receive Castro's answer re * U. S. freighter might leave broadcast said. garding the release of the for Cuba with the first supcate, men captured |9 montha ago plies Friday night or Saturin the abortive Bay of Pigs day morning. invasion. Although the cost o f the In Havana, a relative of ( ransom in the form of food, the prisoners said they m ight1medical supplies and drug* be heed at any moment, al- was listed at |33 million, the though it probably will he |cost of getting it to Cuba early nest week before they i would push the price tag well are released. |ovcr $70 million. North Orlando’a police de­ partment has been reactivated •nd the town limits ore being posted tn forbid hunting in the village, It was announced today by Sgt. Bob Stephen­ son. Patrolling of Ih* town atsrtcd Wednesday night snd every effort will be made to prevent the shooting of firearms In the town, Stephenson said. He edited that violator* o f the ordinance will be prosecuted to the fullest extent o f the law. A speed limit o f 33 mile* per hour ha* been aet for tha Isingwood-Ovledo Road and strict enforcement o f this also ie promised. Tanker Crashes N A H A , Okinawa ( U l ' l ) - A United State* A ir Force KB30 tanker plane erethed during a landinr attempt at Kadena Air Fore* Base today, killing seven person*. Five of the vic­ tims were American crewmen and two were Okinawan civil­ ians. Tax Council Sets Up Request For Review Of Land LAKELAND (U P I) — The Florida Agricultural Tax Council, a statewide non-profit group, wtQ ask all county la s assessors to r*-evaluata agri­ cultural a n d horticultural lands ia January In light o f th« severe economic damaga from the freest. Tb# group had Its organisa­ tional meeting hare Wednes­ day and alected Latimer If. Turner, Sarasota County cat­ tleman. aa prcsldaaL Other o f­ ficers are Thomas K. McClana Jr., of tb* Florida Farm Bu­ reau Federation, vie# presi­ dent, and Frank D. Trovillioo, Florida Citrus Mutual, sacratary-treasurer. The council was formed to try to obtain uniform and fair taxation o f land used for ag­ riculture tad horticulture. “ Lo** eg our crop* and dam­ age to agricultural la w throughout tb* stata w U hava a far-reaching adverse affect o n ' Florida’* entire business and financial community," Turner said. Cities Planning Apportion Battle T A M P A (U P I )—A committee e f representatives from urban areas of the atato will formulate plana tor a fight for better state reapporiiomntat led by municipalities. The committee, with SL Petersburg Mayor Harman Gotdncr aa chairman, waa named hare Wednesday at the organisational meeting of a mayors conference on appor­ tionment. Representatives from Tam­ pa. Miami, St. Petersburg, Or­ lando, Sarasota, West Palm Beach. Lakeland and Hills­ borough County attended the mooting. --------------------------- Program Tonight Youth department* o f th* First Church o f the Nasaren* in Sunfurd will present the annual Christmaa program to­ day at 7:30 p. m. The public ia Invited. J 'h s m ! Chamber Supports Turkey & Camera Orlando Jet Port County Schools Start Holidays Herald Index RANSOM FOR CU BAN PRISONERS— Purt o f the 150 ton* o f supplies being sent to Cuba in exchange for the releaae o f 1,113 men captured in the Bay o f Pig* invasion ix unloaded from a plan* in Miami. (N’ E A Telephoto) A resolution to support tho cause o f the amount o f traffic establishment of a jetport fa­ originating in the Orlando cility for Central Florida at area for the Jet service cur­ rently offered and if the McCoy AFB, was adopted by available service was expand­ tho executive commit!** o f ed th* traffic would be great­ th* Seminoia County Chamber er. o f Commerce Wednesday. The support of the local The meeting was a follow- group was asked because a to th* Orlando meeting check revealed that last year attended by chamber over 3,000 Seminole County president Richard Dess, C lif­ resident* used the Jet planes ford klcKIbbin, Merle Warner out of McCoy. and manager John Krider at It was brought out during which Orlando Mayor Robert the discussion that a facility Carr explained the need and equal to the McCoy base the opportunity to expand the could not be duplicated fur terminal facilities at McCoy less than several hundreds o f ' currently being used by two millions o f dollars, and the j airlinea to provide jet service A ir Force command Is c o - 1 from Orlando lo the West and operating to tha utmost to Southwest fill the needs o f th* area in It woe claimed that there Is providing space and facilities no other location feasible be­ for tha je t service complete with flash at­ tachment, cane, etc, with each net of 4 Den­ man Super Safety Tire*. FREE T U R K E Y with each act of 4 Denman A ir Stream Tire*. • G ET Y O U R T IK E S INSPECTED FHEB O EASY • • T IM E NO P A Y M E N TS C A R R YIN G CHARGER W B S P E C IA L IZ E IN TIKKB FOR FOREIGN CARA • WE G IV E P L A ID STAM PS Take Advantage Of Our 33 Yearn Experience McRoberls Tire Supply INCORPORATED (03 W. 1st. SL | 8 * a ford Pk PA 2-0631 � 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, 1962 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 19, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 1962. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Stcvrna, Lika Woods Shorn, $3,000 VA to James H. RanaeBa. etux, Sunland, IIO.TJO Pauline Quinn, etux, to Doyle Schwarm, etux. Celery Arc., 37.300 Park Royal Hornet, Ine.. to Ray mood Lawrence, etux, C. C. HibU., $14,300 A. B. Wallace Jr., etux, to Salvator Furnari, etux, 2D2042, M.000 Garvin Harden, etux, to John Steed, etux, Sunlaod. 112,700 Wade Development Cory, to Robert Gammon, etux, EngUtb Eat. $20,300 Wade Development Carp, to Edgar Abbot, etux, English Eatatea. $22,000 GHIripIo Stalling!, etux, to Ahta Itallin, etux, Easlbrooka. $11,300 Harold J. Darby, etux, to Richard Young, etux. Oak­ land Hilli. $7,900 Prank FerTee, Jr., etux. to Richard Young etux. Oak­ land Hills, TJOO. SaUle Smith, etux. L. T. WUkuuon, etux. Oak Park. to.<00 Lalhaa Roberts, etux. to Oreo K Bowen. etux. Placid 11UU, $12,300 Lathaa Roberta, etux. to Oreo K. Bewe. etux. Placid Manor. tK.Ouj MeCrory Corp. to Meridian York. H ; B 3; T4, $27,300 Warren Adam*, etux. to Rick­ ard Berger, etux. South Park. $ta.«* Noel Baldoia, etux, to Alton Grajntrw. Prune L a k e , $14,300 Marie Campanella, etux. to Flr»t Fed. Oak««od lights.. HO* u 49* ARMOUR STAR BONELESS CANNED MAXWELL HOUSE HAM 4a*2" OLEO RICH R ID L IB B Y ’S C ATSU P S KING KOLE 2J5CAN LIMIT—1 WITH OEMS LIBBY PIMtAPPLK JUICE SUNSHINE HI4HO CRA CKERS 10£ U J D fc fM * S U C tO U H iT t 29c 4 44 OZ ROSEDALE HALVES OR SLICES CAKEMIXES GOLD MEOAL PLAIN OR SELF RISING 3s$ 1N Tk CANS 2 2S SAUCE pumpkin-2 5 W ILSON'S FINEST SHORTENING FRE-MAR CALIF. FRUIT FRUIT FLAVORS s nun pies A R M .! dcq 33c CANADADRYi COCKTAIL 28 02 PEACH CHERRY COCONUTCUSTARD PUMPKIN BTTL 303 (PLUS DEPOSIT) tm m w t m t m i m m * * & CANS * * FANCY PASCAL EXTRA LARGE STALK 1 0 0 — OYER U YEARS FR UIT C A K E el Pin t and Palaaetw (Atone Bide Peel Office) Af Out ■» » >«> lew M m BXPf g S 12-74-67 • Fwiton • T fe • Piano. • Rant el M i + * & te w a w m FANCY DELICIOUS NEH CROP i Lk U d r « t o t o O M tor • Carpel BETTY CROCKER ASST. CANS s e a r Dippers, or water outsit, have the remarkable ability to walk ender water. With wing* partly open, this bird walks along the bottom, feedtog on water-dwelling insects. SANTORO FURNITURE COMPANY 2 25 P T K K IV * k �9 -jr*vr*j •• . r» , * ' •r] , ■■>•*/. • | .'■■• • _ ' ' '.IF* fife ... VTTo* * Sanford Mayor J. H. (Jim­ my) Crappa and Polka Chlrf Roy Will Lanu today erdorod freo parhiny in th* downtown area for Christmas shoppers. Tho erdar wont into offoct thia morning and will continaa through noat Monday. By L A B IY V I U H U Wbea to l a t a Clans going to' t UB Sanford? V «d to 1 It . (| W a rood idea to k m Santa i ‘ "a t o m of our atom down­ town? Charlie Robinson of tho merchants division tclU us ko will got -right an it." • • • Tho County Commit slow pot VOL. 53 informally last night to an •ffort to da something to gat . . . The hams to to ef inling its Urease and the outcome of the moot(proas aot invited) w u to e campaign amoog the ekaatoer aid drie ctafae to got the hall raflto'. a • a Unknown to tho commUtloa, tho Caaaclborry Lions Club took the bull by the horns and plan to paaa the hat at tha next l l t f mooting to help pay for a flro •scape for the facility. Mayor Crappa, to loaning tho ardor. Bald -tip city wauta to do rmythhig it can to work with tho morchanta in making it Bailor for our m idonta to ahop at homo.” Spoeial eonrtaoy tag* will ho placid on car* that over- park in tho downtown are*. Tho tickets orili road: "Yen k m parked kora boyond tho motored time. Wo know yon did not intend to violate our city ordinance. Tour cooper­ ation is aolieitad fat making i pace for ether Chrtototaa Chief Williams aokod down­ town bnalneao ompibyaa to please use the city parking tot and not park their vehicles along First St. Downtown Sanfaid mar* rhaata oantlnnad their ehop- • • e • • • In patting the postal alts committal of tho Chamber on tho back yesterday we nagloetad to mention three Im­ portant members . . . A1 Wil­ son, BUI Bush and Hannan Jacobean. • e e Circuit Court Clerk Art Beckwith has asked tha comp­ troller's office what to do about that County Tax Aziessot’ s mistake ot 140,000 on tho 1>W <0 tax roll > • • • County told by the Attorney General they can't purcbai* liability Insurance on county buildings. • • • Orlando Junior College trus­ tees mat yesterday an the sub­ ject of Seminole College for North Orlando, but no news wUl be forthcoming on the meeting until a later date, President Morris Hale inform­ ed ua this morning. • • • South Seminole Agent X-f told ua early thia a.m., though, that North Orlando officials wort informed yesterday that •omo encouraging decisions were made at the meeting. • • • Local chamber manager, John Krider. told the Water­ ways Association yesterday that he was vice chairman of tha Stats Chamber of Com­ merce committee on water­ ways, and ha has been trying for a year to gat a meeting of tha committee. But the chair­ man wai very adamant about having a meeting, end the state president'* attitude was very enU In regards to aoy kind of canal development. Saw • plctur* th* other day of what MIGHT b* dons to th* northwcit corner of First Street and Park Avsnua to wtak* it a proud aasst to tha area . , . Relatival/ small cost, 'twaa said . . . But — no new owners, no inteiest of present ones . . . Well, » * ran dream, can't we? e • • The Seminole Hirh School basketball team is picking up . steam aa the lads become bet­ teracquainted with each other’s sty to. . . they'll get better, too. . . . Will be in * Christ mas tourney in Lees­ burg (this weekend, isn't it7) battling t4ven other team* of the area. ■f ............ it-home campaign this week with lata shopping hoars for ares residents. Stores are staying open un­ til P p. m. from now % until . Christmas for ahoppora' eonwnienca. w Canal Choice W E A TH E R : Generally fa ir and mild. Low tonight 41. United Press Leased W ire Eatabliahod 1908 ... . .... . TUE8., DECEMBER 18. 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA . ■ — ---------— ft? Nobody asked me but how about every club in Sanford passing the hat this week for tho facility? How about it Lions, Rotary, Klwanls and Jaycooa? f • - V 1 •*?;••; ■ • ' > • • • » T- m■ The three Cuban members of the delegation an havo relatives among tho prison­ ers captured during the illfated Bay ot Pig* invasion in April. 1M1. The group had waited aU night for Cuban government approval of their trip, and tha departure thia morning indicated H was forthcoming only shortly before they took off. Before they left, arrange­ ments were reported under way to mass supplies in tha Miami area for ransom of — NO. 607 nawA... N in e T o D ie TALLAHASSEE (U PI) The Highway Patrol forecast today that nine persona will be killed on Florida high­ ways during the labour Christmas holiday. Deal MIAMI (U PI) — New York attorney James B. Donovan and a negotiating group left for Havana aboard a special plane today apparently to ar­ range tha ransom of 1,119 Cuban Invaders before Christ­ mas. Donovan and three members of the Cuban Families Com­ mittee departed at 9 a. m. aboard a Pan American World Airways plana, which had been standlnr by awaiting ap­ proval of their Right plana by Premlsr Fidel Castro’s government. With Donovan were Alvaro Saneher, president of the FamUlea Committee Mrs. Berta Barreto, Cuban go-botween in tho negoUationa who cams to the United States about three weeks ago; aod Virginia Betan­ court. ■ tha prisoners before Christ­ mas. A spokesman for Tran* World said it has been asked to fly 150 tons of medical supplies — presumably part of the multi-mUlion-doUar ran­ som—from New York to at alrflald near Miami Wednes­ day. The freighter African Pilot, under charter ot tho Amer­ ican Red Cross, left Balti­ more Monday on tho way to Miami with orders to stand by "in anticipation of an agreement" on tho release W arm er W eather Deteriorates Fruit Citrus fruit here is begin­ an increased breakdown of the ning to deteriorate because of county’s hardy vegetables in­ tho warm weather. Assistant cluding celery and cabbage. "The cooler the weather the County Agent Ernlo Lundberg more we can salvage," Lundreported today. - —- . Lnwdbevgvrtrued tt-tbe »* a bc-g added Earlier County Agent Cecil ther continues to bo mild and M. B. (T-Bone) Smith, S3, ’ fair It will Mean more and Tucker reported that moat of a former member of the - heavier droppage of fruit and the citrus crop could bo sal­ Florida legislature, died |----------------- —------- 7—— vaged if the temperature would stay below 43. early today at a nursing Tho low reading predicted home In DeLand. after a in the Sanford area today was lengthy illness. Smith, known to everyone a and more warm and mild weather is forecait tonight and by his nickname "T-Bone", Wednesday. had lived in Sanford for (0 years, was engaged in (arm­ By United Prose latenuttoMl ing and served aa a repre­ Tbs natkm’i midlands bask­ sentative in the legislature ed in a record-anting, midfor live sessions during World December heat wave today. War If. He was born in Macon Cold rain aod snow fell aloog County. Go., Oct. 4, 1879. and the coasts. resided bere at 436 Rosalia Sioux Falla, S. D., had 36 LAKEWOOD, N. J. (UPI>— Dr. Monday, breaking by one de­ A chicken farmer told polios A member of the Sanford gree tho previous high set In Monday night ho killed his Masonic Lodge, No. 62 for 1927. Springfield, Mo., which parents and brother and alaover SO years, be held a life lass than one week ago set tor With ■ crowbar. membership in the organiza­ a reeord low of fivt below, bad "God bad told mo to do It tion. He was also a member 68, equalling the previous peak because my family la bad,1 of tbs Flrat Baptist Church. for Dec. 17 act in 1939. police quoted Gabriel Trtfari, Smith is survvied by hla Records were set from 30. widow. Mrs. Lucy Smith of |North Dakota to Texas Sun- Trtfari was arrested after Sanford, two alaters, Mrs. day. be led police to his isolated AUcs Gilmore of Oglethorpe, To the west, nino traffic farm home in nearby Howell Ga.. and Mrs. Walter Mc­ deaths in the San Francisco, township. Donald of Decatur, Ga. Bay area were blamed on In the neat, comfortably Services will be held at rain, and mud and debris furnubed white-frame farm!0:3o a. m. Thursday at Brie- closed two main highway *r house police found the bat­ son Funeral Home with Rev. terica In San Francisco sub­ tered bodiei of hla mother. Fred B. Chance officiating urbs. Marie, 10, and hie sister, assisted by Rev. John Adams Turbulent surf conditions Olga, 36. In a workshed, Jr. Burial will be in the along the Southern California where the family repaired Masonic section of Oaklawn, coast subsided Mooday, al pocketbookt for department Memorial Park. Brissoo Fun­ though wavea peaked at 12! stores across the oatioo, they eral Home is in charge of feet, upsetting boate at Santa!found the body of hla father, arrangements. Barbara aod Redoodo Beach. I Maxim, 83. Ex-Legislator M.B. Smith Dies Now It's A Heat Wave In Winter Man Slays Four With Crowbar of Om prisoners. Details of the ransom deal have been made pub­ lic. At one point. Castro de■ended $63 million for the release of tho prisoners, but he it believed to have agreed to acceptsupplies of less P rem ier Ousted DAKAR, Senegal (UPI) — Pro-WfJtern President Leo­ pold Senghor took over the government today and de­ nounced Premier Mamadou Dia as an outlaw. T*Noe'(ira» information couid Funds A p p roved bo obtained either here or WASHINGTON (U PI) — in Havana aa to the travel President Kennedy signed an plana of Donovan or others In order Monday night directing his party. the Of(Ice of Emergency A Cuban spokesman said Planning to make $73,000 in Donovan received a telephone |federal fund* available to call Sunday night instructing areas around Jacksonville him to leave for Cuba im­ which suffered damage from mediately. high tides near the end of "W t are very hopeful this November. The President whole situation can be clear- notified Gov. Farris Bryant ed up in the next few daya." i0( the action, which Bryant tho spokesman laid. "W e're1had requested, back la a cliff-banging situs- Frank H. Brownett, Jacksonville, president o f tho Florida Waterways Aian., declared at a meeting o f the organization in Wintor Park Monday that tho Sanford-Canavoral Canal will probably bo conitroetod before tho Cross Stato CanaL Brownett made hla prediction in discuMlng tho immediate need fo r tha construction o f a eanal-wuy across Florida if Capo Canaveral is to keep its primscy as a missile teat and launch center. With the advent o f super rockets, said Drownette. is is becoming in­ creasingly difficult to transport them around the end o f the peninsu­ la. and the importance o f a croaa (date canal is Incoming more -and more obvious. But i f any canal is to be built, there must be a state-wide effort, and Brownett said he felt the con­ struction o f the Sanfonl-Csnaverul project would come first because it would be the most economical to con­ struct. Addressing the group, Seminolo County Chamber o f Commerce man­ ager John Krider, pointed out that the longer the delay In constructing the cross-Florida canals, less and less becomes the prospects o f “ any o f us here seeing them completed in our lffetime." Krider pointed out that Florida receives an average grant fo r pub­ lic works o f only 912 million to 914 million per year, and “ here we are U0®*" Sow der T o Return Effort Continues On Airport Site Dr. Wilson T. Sowder will re­ turn Jan. 1 from a hitch with (be federal government to ' resume his duties as Florida stato health officer. Sowder has ipenta year establishing th* • U. S. Public Health Service in Washington, at the request of the surgeon general and WASHINGTON (U PI) under • leave ot absence President Kennedy said Mon­ granted by Gov. Farris Bry­ day night that Red China, ant. not Russia, la this decade's greatest threat to world peace. Services Set Th* president said "We HOLLYWOOD (U PI) Charles Laughton's favorite would be far wort* off—the selections from the Bible and world would b * -if th* Chi­ Shakespeare will be read at nese dominated th* Commun­ the actor* funeral Wednes­ ist movement." Kennedy made the state­ day. The private services will be at the Church of the ment in an unusual radio and llllls in Forest Lawn Stem- television interview covering orial Park and will be con­ hie first two years aa presi­ ducted by Dr. John Cantelon. dent, which be said had glvchaplain at the University of Southern California, British playwright Christopher Isherwood will read the selections. The airport cimmihowwt tho Chamber of Commerce hopes to come up with a possible site for an airport to aervo the city of Sanford soon, chairman Merit War­ ner said today. The committee hat been waiting to ece what the County Commission is going to do with Osceola airstrip before coming to any conclu­ sions on the selection of a alto, said Warner. Representatives of the Seminole chamber met this afternoon with Orlando Ma­ yor Robert Carr to discuss th* designation of the com­ mercial Jet plane facilities at McCoy Air Force Base as Um Central Florida jet port It waa pointed out by John Krider. chamber manager, (hat the idea it to get the Orlando installation named and get the support of the Central Florida count** lor It rather than have th* proposed jet port in the Eau Gallio-Meibourne area estab­ lished as being the Central Florida jet port. Mitchell Dies BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (U PI)—Thomaa Mitchell, one of the few character adore to achieve top stardom and winner of top acting awards in nearly every medium, died ol cancer Monday at his home. JACKSONVILLE (U P I) - Red Chinese Greatest Threat, Kennedy Says Interstate Four Bids Accepted TALLAHASSEE (U PI) nallenger Paving Co. and LAKELAND (UPI) An #mb on lhB unpm.nt of Structures. Inc., of Green! vilie, S. C., were apparent fresh citrus out of Florida i low bidders today on con­ was in full effect today, five struction of Interstate Hwy. day* ahead of when most cltrusmen bad planned a Four in Orange and Seminole week ago. The embargo went Counties. The' Joint bid. totaling $2,into ctfeot at 8 p. m. Monday by order of the Florida Cit­ 843.811. provided for construc­ rus Commission to prevent tion of 7.6 miles of the inter­ (rerxe-daniaged fruit from state ruute between Lee and getting into the hand* of Markham Ruuds. The project consumer* and causing poss­ will include three dual grade ible long damage to the in­ separation bridges and two single bridges. dustry. E m bargo In E ffe c t hoping to get a |700 million appropriatlon out o f a limited amount of funds that everyone of the other 48 state* hopes to dip into aleo.*JH n Senator Randolph Hodges, Cedar Keys, director of tho Stato Board of Conservation, said the conservation board has msde several trips to Washington to ask fo r funds to begin construction on the cross stats canal and th e n is reason to believe that the next session of Congress wUl sat aside over |6 million in the new na­ tional budget for construction funds for the project. Hodges pointed out that the busi­ ness climate and present stats o f our missile preparedness program make mandatory tho construction o f tho San ford-Canaveral canal and tho cross state waterway. But, h t said, it will call for a unified e ffo rt at the stato level to achieve tbs objec­ tive. Krider also pointed to tho need for a total state e ffo rt in carrying out the waterways program fo r Flo­ rida, and said tho answer to funds might He in a state financed pro­ gram to get the ball rolling baforo it is too late. Tha Sanford Chamber o f Com­ merce manager previously has spok­ en in favor o f an additional one per cent sules tax which would bring in roughly 970 million a year and would be enough to get the two projocta afloat and provide some chance o f completion even If federal money failed to come through: J M• en him “ great satisfaction." The interview ranged over ■ wide number of lubjecta, both domaitic and Interna­ tional, but Kennedy's em­ phasis showed hla concern with world affairs. Kennedy said " I don't think there it a need" for a meet­ ing between him and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev now, and "1 think he pro­ bably feels the same way," Because of Cuba, "It la go­ ing to be some time before It is possible for ua to como to any real understandings with Mr. Khrushchev." Without minimising the danger of Russla'o goal of world communism, Kennedy said "we are better off with the Khrushchev view than we ar. with the Chinese CommunUt view, quite obvioualy." "But Mr. Khrushchev does not wish us well, unfortunate- Z • • • \ looks at the fatality lists on atomic weapons and readies that tho Communists havo a completely twisted view of Iho United States, and that we don't comprehend them, that la what makta Ufa in tho aixtioa haiardoui," ho aald. Kennedy aald that while Um showdown over Cuba taught tho Communists some­ thing of U. S. determination, groat daagora (till exist. “ Om mistake c m make this whole thing blow up," ho aald. NASSAU, Bahama* (LTD —President Kennedy arrived In the Bahama* today for criHeal talks with Prim* Min­ uter Harold Macmillan. Thn two Madera will aeek to Its„ „ ttu lo u ^ BritUh-Amerir.n H tir .J l. BritUh-Americaa differences over nuclear miaaile strategy. They can alao plan a global policy survey to assess the Aldermen Meet A t Casselberry Stocks Mixed NEW YORK ( UPI >—Stocks opened narrowly mixed on moderate turnover today. Few Herald Index ZETA XI SORORITY President Mns. Jon T. Corley (right) presents n check to Mr*. Fran Murray for the support o f thn Littin Red Schoolhouse. Thn check represents funds raised by th* Zeta XI. * chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi. in their re­ cent Baby of the Year Contest, which was won by Brack Perkins ILL (Herald Photo) H A P P Y BAIJY BRACK PERKINS III reaches for tho trophy which was presented to him ss Baby o f the Year in the content held by members o f Zeta Xi. Mother and Daddy, Mr. and Mrs. Brack Perkins Jr., aru also pleased at tha honor for their son. Mrs. Martha Kilpatrick left, member o f the contest committee presented the engraved loving cup and the |25 savings bond to th* smiling family. Brack I I I was sponsored in the con­ test by the Rotary Club. (Herald Photo) RO TARY PRESIDENT REN \VICG INS and Mr*. Wiggins add their gifts to those contributed fo r tha benefit o f underprivileged children in the community at their annua] Christmas party Monday. Wives of nieinlwr* were uue.st.s of honor fog tha ocxaaion. (Herald P h oto! % i i I A continued session of the Casselberry Board of Alder­ man has been called by Chairmen Paul Bates for 7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Town llaB. The meeting will be held in conjunction with the sche­ duled session of the Zoning CommUsidn at which time ail written complaints and objections to the proposed new toning plan wtU be con­ sidered. • • • I • ' "i.£ , „ .W . .t moves la the wake of Soviet *n Uie rift between Moscow and Piking, th* president Premlsr Nikita Khnishehev’a military backdosrn in Cuba. said, attention should be giv­ en to bolstering the cause of freedom log areas "I think that anybody who Christmas tree put up in the lobby of the Courthouse . Thanks again to Geneva's Uill Kill be*! Rsgisnal Director C. B. Gladden of the P. O. Dept, gav* a pat on the back to Syd Herlong and the localities that “ needled" P. O. author­ ities to get th* Job don* —but qulek! Complimented th* San­ ford Post Offica staff on tha job it Is doing aa part of a .'.‘non • profit” organisation whose watchword Is service . i . . And especially at this time of th* year all of us arw MOST gratsful for all that is dona in handling thia peak period to help ataka oar Christmas merrier. . . Think Joa Guy Allan and thuee who • - Bridge ..... .... Classified . Comics _____ _ Door Abby ... Editorial Entertainment Legal* ....... Piuzl* ..._ Srcisty » - -•— vi to �DKAB ABBY: 1 lwm a different kind of nollMo4fl4ftw probt o t A # Mat la aqr Im m fhm ariautoo when ■ho drag* oat aqr vacuum oweeper, mop and dost doth. Evan whoa I n * plain that I Java ioat given the place a thorough cloaning, she goaa right ahoad and pule t£o houae apart* m om the InrMtaro and crawle an* der the bade looting for dirt. When I Invito her for dinner she cornea houra early and taken over the Utah, an. 1 have had 14 yaara of homo-oak* tng experience aad fed that I do a pretty good job. How can I let her know I do not need her help? DEAR MAD: Your mother .In* law obviously hasn't enough to kosp her busy at homo aad la merely flea* lag her domeetie muscles at your piece. Let her have a good time, DEAR ABBYt Please act a coup* it aa my ad. vtee is net wanted. They go steady sad have decided to spend from 960 to |100 oa each other for Christmas. They both work. Their wages are ■mall aad what is left weakly is 910 or Ibas. MOM DEAR SOBER: Sobriety is your Ufe^aver aad this woman provided i t Yog owe km n lo t so thank her and say good*bye» P er hiipe this la a teat I f yea stay sober through this crisis, she might marry you after alL DEAR MOM: I think they are apendiag too much on n single gift, but if they have earned the money, it's their privilege. s e e Members af Aa leiwmifll ala M T f af tha Cassalbarvy Commamity Methodist Church had a b u y w i kn l aa m om af tha group apaut mast af Saturday la tha ihursh kit* What's on your mind? For n per. sons] reply, send n self . addressed, DEAR ABBY: A 16<year-o!d neighbor girl baby*eat for us last Saturday night She asked me before hand if harboy friend eouid keep her company while she eat and I didn’t set any reason why ha shouldn't Whan wa got home (about midnight) It waa pitch dark in tha houae and S U S S ? B m t S m . AbbT’ 801 hull*: Treasons, WlUtem Barno*kyi Advocate, Ralph Paa- Curl Von Hsrbnlls, CUaton oid| Recorder, Chat Maeokj Waatbrook, Richard Smith, Inaid* Guard, John Popat Out- Eugana Stilling*, Joha FitsPatrick, Johante Stondiah, JomAh Raker aad dkatoa You Smith) Chaplain, Err. Father Harbulia. Richard! Ly«asi aad Treat***, Chart** Alim, lobw t UFilS, "Th* Kalghte « f Columbus Is a fraternal hmmfta oaetoty af Catholl* mm aumbaring eras a milllm awmbon,” Dr. Roberto said, *11 ha* bmu to existence mom than 71 yean sad its ftemdatioa priaelplm a n Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patetotlaou" Charter member* *f th* San­ ford Council IMT include th* following umui ChnrU* A l l o a , G e o r g * BogtaJIs, Wallaeo Bernhardt, William B*rno*ky Jr, John W, Brook*, Cedi Callan, Richard MOSCOW ( U P D - A British housewife hoped to find out today when ah* may ho tor butband, Imprisoned as a toy flfur* in th* major spy csm building up here. Mrs. Stoll* Wynn* arrived Saturday to a*o hsr husband, Grsvlll*, who w u am ited to Budapest Nov. |. H* was INSURANCE H . B. Pope Ccl, Inc. IN SU RA N CE Fa* Th* Finest Ycsv Around Weather Conditioner A L L THE NEW FORMS FKDDBKA A T LOW EST R A T E S Salon — Sarvko A P P L IC A B L E 100 I . Park Av*. 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Built-up and Shingle Installation and Repairs Gutters • Waterproofing • Dog Food . Corn Moal Sheet Metal Work Coffees Fro* Estimates • First Ossa Jim Dandy Foods Work Jim Dandy Dog .Food 30 Lha. 313 Oak Are. FA 3-4711 ft. 71 Bonded 4s mi 330 Sanford A w . Sanford brought tort aad subsequently is alleged to have eontetmd taking part to a apy ring to Ruiaia. H* la tollvad to ha held in Lubyanka prison. Soviet newspaper* ao far have oam*d flvo Am*rieu diplomats mamtori of th* ring and hinted Sunday that th* list could grow. Tim signs indicated a build­ up for Urn blggsit Soviet show trial line* th* 1N0 conviction of US pilot Pru da Gary Pow­ ers oa charge* of aerial #*• plonag*. Two U. S. diplomat*—orab*i*y archivist Richard C, Ja­ coba, of Egg Harbor, N. J , •od asslunt agricultural attaeh* Rodney W. Cartoon, M, of AIccitor, g. D.—hava toft Uw Soviet Union. Prsvda, the Communist pad ty n*wip«p*r, Saturday ac­ cused thr** other embassy employes of tolog "cloak and dagger" agents. They arc: Security officer Hugh Mont­ gomery, to, of Springfield. Mail.; cmbaiiy doctor and assistant air attach* Capt. Alexia H. Davison, 31. of At­ lanta: and second Mcrolary Robert K. German, 33, of DalUa, Tax. Jacob* waa accused of ipying Nov. I and waa txp*lltd three day* later. Carlioo left Ruiila lait Friday after an official Tata n*wi agency dis­ patch linked him with tha al­ leged ring. Embaiay official* said ttoy hava received no government demand* yet that th* other three embaay employ** to ex­ pelled. Th* tavtoth man accused of belonging to the ring 1* a Soviet government employ*, Oleg V. Penkovtky who report­ edly waa corrupted by such western cuatomi as the Char­ leston end the twist while studying the secret codes used to lend political, military aod economic aecreti to to# West "He dreamed of Um time when he would to In the New York or London night clubs for good.” it said. "But the ordinary Soviet people who worked alongside Penkovtky helped the security police to expos* and catch th* braxtn traitor rad-hand*ii.M Onto partner koo firm a North waa willing to gamble clou picture of kia hand and ou gam# i f South held the you w u t to bu la rum*, ■im­ minimum. Ho wa* equally ply bid th* gam* tod k* wtn willing fa* South to gu oa peas. That, if partner rulaas with a good hand. u y major suit bid o f your* South had a good hand aad u d you conlino* to gum* in decided to o n tha Blackwood that suit you «* »um* that ho route to a atom. North showed wtQ pots. two acoa la napaudiag to the four no-trump bid aad then Simply, I f ho aukot m y South hid lira no-trump to bid la no-trump and yon go aak for king*. right to gum* in *lth«r no* North only held two king*, tramp or • suit you un act* lag to clot* tha bidding. but ho w u aura th*** w«r* tha king* South w u intonat­ North’* Jump to four spud** ed in. Bacaua* South’* fto* nowa* a hid of mtlrtly different trump had guaranteed that nature. Ha had op*a*d tha and his partner’! o m •pad* r**pouM might r*pr*-| 7 point* u n minimum, os 111 North want right to th* lay •aat anything batwara S aad lav IT aa a mniimnm. I down grand *lam. U)& J,h a Many of America’* adult* who art 10 or more pound* overweight never think of themselves aa "fat", accordtog to th* findings of a re­ cant survey. That'* really not surpris­ ing. Just consider all the ways A woman can avoid Casselberry Women's Club To Have Party By J i m Caseeltorry ' U m Women's Club of Cas­ selberry will hold Its annual Christmas Party Wsdnosday •t 7:30 p. m. for monitors and their husbands. Mrs. J. E. Dunwoody will to in charge af tho program and thora will bo entertainment and carol alngIng. Member* will exchange gift* and they will to asked to bring a donation of a non-per­ ishable food for Christmas basket* which tho Mona Club will distribute to needy fam­ ilies. Members of tho regular ox•cutive board will servo as hostesses. They aro Mrs. Al­ ban Grimwood, Mrs. Thomas Huoaton, Mrs. Myron Jacobs, Mrs. Ilenry Hansen and Mrs. WUUfnd Alexander. Shop the Herald Ads wbaro local merchants offer their boat buy*. always at . (! ) Dick Pawall Rksw getter. Th* p«raoa who le lasy label* himself relaxed. With others* fault* it ia easy to call a aped* a apade. But with our own It’e much sailer to call thorn by n nicer name, or reftia* to as* thorn at alL SPENCER’S A LL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN BAT _~ CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER T A IL S YOUR R O Y A L RED SURLMP » (n real doliracy tho way so proper* thorn!. . . they aro NOT French Ifriodl) ( * ) ABC n a si * • * • « u u * ( » n ie -n a . n * * » « • * port Md* II) Watlhcr r , l i «n i t t l) Ckaaatl • Tkoatot lid * It) T*slU a * t l d i ( I ) Hollyw**e MotI o WEDNESDAY A. M. i i« i d ai** oa • :te «•) Coll*** af Us *1* 1:41 (I) ales Oa Is** (I) Toeay VC- It) ram Markat B***rt - <•) Waka ■» Mocloa < » w ear t il* l « ) Pra-ichool rtaaalaa t:4* ( » ) Coaatdown Haws |() auto Haws a waatfcar V:4I (• ) Hlckta'a Qsopol T t » * Elemtittavy Sets; Holiday Program Id* II) Caaula Kaaearoe Hick*r Braaa tkow W M IM aa* Maw* ■d* (•) CartooatUla ( I ) Monts fa* t a m e r .* ® •d* ( » w e a r . l i d * ID MBC Row* Baton ( I ) M l - R a Report I d * (D N*wp a Woathor (D Backclor rather * I I ) Lafftlmo lita ID SHaaaatla* DM ID As The Wort* Taras I t ) n iehw ar Fatrol ID eclanca »:** ( ! ) Mar* O rillia Shoo I I I RaaowoH ID Day la c*art 111 Id * (D Art Uaklottor ID Id * ID ID ID I d * ID (D II) | d l ID III* (D toroa Ktoo Loretta Vasa* Tha Mtntoaair* O M M far a Dap T e a s * Dr. Matos* Ta Tan Tha Truth Who Da Ton Tract Calllaewooe Maws Make Boom Tor Daeer ( ! ) a«eroi f t or is 4:4* ( I ) Haro’s Hollywood ID Base a f i*t*ht 4:11 ( I ) M ac Maws 1:44 (D Boat o f araaoho •:*• III lack Lalas* Bk*w (I) Aaarltaa Baatataal Id* It) Gate Btam tkow Id * ID An*rioaa RawaaUa* 1:44 10) R m as* tatarriow* Cl) M l w a n ltd* (I ) Bar Wkoa I d l (I) Sapoman It) Calaaear 1:11 (I) Waatko* tkow I*) Dears Spanish Id o ID I M l Ueoa t ill* I I ) n a r Tsar Baasfc I*) I i m Loop the school auditorium under ID Asa aeUltra Shaw the direction ct Mrs. Noll 11d* I I ) Jaa* Wymaa ProDrucdlaf. « acata TV R E N T A L It) Prlea ta Blgfet Tbo Gto* Club, mad* up <«) The McCoys of pupil* from the fourth, Ud* (I ) Conasatraura Seminole T V I I ) rata * Olady* fifth u d sixth grades, will Eeaith Coler TV Salta I I ) Taura r * t A BMf stag m u ; of the favorite llira ( I ) Maws MSS Suited A n . FA M M aacrod u d secular carols. ltd* (I ) nrat Ta*r**ri«n The first grad# children Mrs. Ralph Davis will servo as accompanist oa th* piano. Parent* and Meads are Invited In attend. Stetson Loses By Single Point DELAND (UP1) - Bald­ win WaUan* downed Stetson University 73-73 la tha last half minute Monday night wh*a center Jerry Schrock H u rry F or The Beat Buys In Furniture and Appliances Desks Rockers Record Cabinets Lam ps Cocktail and End Tables Pictures Lane Cedar Chesta Recliners CHOICE H ide-A w ay Beds NOW thrn W ED. Tha BIG Piet urn O f '63 STEVE MeQUEEN ROBERT W A G N E R Complete 3 - Room Groups EASY TERMS W * Carry And S onic* Our Own Accounts COMBINATION P LA T T E R (Dsniah Lohater Taita and Royal Rod Shrimp) ATHER RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGB 203 - 09 East First S t South French Av*. or Caaao- ( i ) ratkor Kaow* b* , i II) Huntley R.»*rUn» 11:41 |l> OuMta# t i n t lid * (t ) Haw»cop* 1:14 ID MIO-Dar Report («) Cfcaaa*! • Ktwwooaa R 8T Z (swoot aa a aat) •.Ida 'J> Trots t*:W («> Garry kloof* *ti»W !#:*« (•> Claso-tTp W pound*. . . Th* ctoanors must tor* shrank tost year's dress, now a bit too tight fa* comfort. Clothes that havo to to given away tocauoo they can’t bo tot out a m t too imaO-tbey’r* juat not be­ coming any more. Bold plalde and Mg figure* era avoided, not boeauae they call attention to thee* extra pound*, bat because ttoy art too lend. Ida Tenlto • 7:** A 1I:U Tbo clerk who mtnmmenda "JESSICA" a drees by tosiattog that g Aagta Piilianea • Colne is "ilenderlalag" tent being Co-Fmtan t i l l Only helpful. She to tmpoeelbto“ L A P A R IS IE N N E " flome other woman who has Juat ibed tor extra pound* Brigitte Bardot • Color doesn't took wonderful. He* neck took* scrawny sad she looks 10 year* older. A new stylo Is avoided, not CARLO AD PA8S N IT B 8 because it requiree a slender figure, but because it ia "too extrema.” And a* it goes. No wonder so many * f the overweight refute to think of thtmaelvoi aa "fat", when it la ao easy to Ignore tbo evidence I But that is truo of an human weaknesses aad abortcomings, Tbo p en oa who In­ tuits other people doesn’t ad­ mit to lacks tact Ha pride* STARTS THURS. himself oa kia fnnkaeee. The Ehl* Preoloy in person who It stingy thinks Girin! Girin! Girin! of hlmsolf aa « goad manag­ er. Tha person who is pushy thinks of himself s i a go- JIM • d « (•> Jack Banar « • » it) UntonshaMos . II) La**s af Ufo WEDNESDAY P. M. e o e tram the second act of For Abby*a booklet, "How To "Babas in TnylaaA.” Mrs. Have A Lovely Wedding,** send 60 Elisabeth Dunn is in ebargs cents to Abby, Box 8866, Bavarly of the choreography, sets aad Hills, Calif. costumes. By Oswald Jacoby Christman Petty which in­ cluded a taffy pull. TMs was a bread new asparisneo lor meal « f the gessto who mat wMb varying dsfrooa af seecos*. Dwr* alas was aa «*• chug* of glfu. Followiai ■ MDdwich cup­ per sad program, tha graup raturuad la tha shursh lor td* ( I ) Rmplr* (4) r m *kslt«s Hour <»> Haw*llaa Sr* TUR8DAY DEAR CORNER: Whether the thiaka yon “trust" her la not aa importent aa making aura that nothing regrettable happena in your home, * * * DEAR ABBYt laaed to be a very heavy drinker. I had to have a ahot first thiag la the n on * know I waa not exactly a I joined A A and haven't had a drop o f whiskey since New Year's. 1961. Now thia women says aho changed her mind aad doesn't love me enough to marry me. I era ready to start drinking Mote* Do yon think aho baa boon fair to me, and how eon 1 get her to keep her promise? SOBER BUT WEAKENING s e e ■OMR SUPERINTENDENT J. P. Baal teeahred a gift from 4 tha Hks Club oa tbair annual Christmas visit to tha boms. 1 19 lBha and their wives also took gifts to the residents of tha sang cants fbr them. Refraahmaeta of ice cream aad caka warn an. Prom left are Bad. Chairman Gena Walters aad ExaHsd nk Holmes of tha Rika. (Herald Photo) th# girl aad her visitor appeared m jr rumpM and dJttmmgod. Mr hatband u U that ww should aat p*ra lt thia girl to havo company again whllo aha >1U for on. How can 1 ro* ftue her if aho aaka again, without implytag that 1 don't tract her? THE LADY ON THE CORNER Phono F A 2-0651 F A 2-0983 SANFORD �' l 1■■■ ' Surprise Circle Presents Program, Sooth Seminole nas Door Decorations Mrs. He Welcomes New Families mBSSkw Nora C. Norrto, Welcome Wagon hoetess, reports Ihe following new famfltee wel­ comed (o the Sooth Seminole ana: Mr. ■ad Mn. Hobart Barkhart, nod okbdrao, Diaao. Robert and John Michael, from Knoxville, T a m ; Mr. and Mn. C. B. Rtehl, from Orlando; Mr. tad Mn. door. Ko Hoot, from Viator Park; Mr. and Mn. Bay Nipper, Bhoada and Bay Jr., from Shreveport, la . . Mn. Alice Voaatf, from Tolodo, Ohio; Mr. and Mn. B. H. Miller, Sally aad Laura, Bon Green Cera Springs; Mr. aad Mn. Leonard D. Water*, from Tokyo, Japan; Mr. aad Mn. 0. B. Johnson, MRS. IR V IN G PRYOR gave a demonstration on door decorations and wreaths at the meeting o f the Woodrose Circle, at the home o f Mrs. John Parker. L e ft to right are Mr*. William Rogers, co-hostess, Mrs. Pryor hold­ ing on* o f ths wreaths, Mrs. Parker and a new member, Mrs. Vance Branbaugh. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Johnson Hostess For Hom e Club U ffL c e rs wives t Meet For Coffee Membera of the Lake Monn o Home Demonstration dub The Afterburner room of met at the home of Mrs. H. L. the BOQ wss the site of a Johnson, on Narcissus Avc., recent VA1I-3 Officers’ Wives for the annual Christmas par- coffee. Hostesses for the morning affair were Mrs. The living room was decor­ Gco-ge Hoffman, Mrs. Ro­ ated ia a Christmas theme, bert McDaniel, and Mrs. highlighted with a white tree, Clarence Cottle. blue lights and ornaments on A Christmas spirit prevail­ a drum table. The dining ed with the lovely silver table held a decorated sheet Christmas tree centerpiece cake, Christmas breads and decorated with pink balls and a large bowl of cranberry ping angel hair, Delicious punch. Coffee was also served refreshments of coffee, deco­ and each guest received a rated doughnut balls, and blue and white lace Angel, frosted Jelly-filled pastries made by Mn. Johnson. were served. Each guest don­ Mn. J. H. Tlndel presented ned a package greeting card n Christmas devotion and the nametag. group enjoyed singing carols. The morning business ses­ A series of games were play­ sion was presided over by ed, under the direction of Mrs. Mn. Roy Farmer. U n. Ken­ J. E. Andrews. neth Sharp announced that The members presented Miss Myrtle Wilson, county ■gent, with s white wool Enterprise ■bawl and an sxchange of gifts was held among the group. Mis Wilson waa a special By Helen Snodgrass guest for the meeting and Howard Henderson and ethers attending were Mmes. Dwayne Watson attended the Louise Rushlow, William Car- State Christian Youth con­ roll Sr., William Carroll Jr., ference this weekend. The Marion Leo, Thelma Emer­ interdenominational Christian son, Ed Dowell, Julius Black- Youth Conference was held welder, Ed Fitxgcrald, J. C. at the Christian Church Sapp, C. E. Hunter and Jack conference camp grounds at Standifer. Silver Springs and was a most inspirational meeting. Miss Sylvia Foster was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foster in Daytona Beach. Friends will regret to learn The horns of Mr*. T. L. Sul­ that Mrs. Adam Muller, Delivan wss the site of the Bary correspondent is conregular meeting of the Wes­ fined to the West Volusia leyan Service Guild last week. Hospital. Mrs. Muller has Mrs. Robert 8. BUIhimer was been associated with many co-hostess for the occasion. of the people in Enterprise Mrs. T. A. Wakefield, presi­ in various church and club dent, conducted the meeting. activities and haa many It wee announced that the friends in this section who group had obtained jurisdic­ wish her a speedy recovery. tion recognition for tho re­ Bo an “ early-bird" and cent etndy on preyor. Prayer calendars wore given out for treat your Christmas ever­ IMS. Tho noxt study will bo greens— especially holly— so “Today's Children for To­ they will last kmger. Math or crush the tough, morrow’s World" and will be held, tentatively, at four woody branch ends and place meetings in the first two them, for a couple of days, wooks in Fobruary. Further in a quart of water mixed announcement will bo mado on with a tablespoon of brown sugar. Thia will give the tho schedule. branches a chance to absorb A resignation as oiorillnaenough moisture to remain tor was read from Mrs. R. U. fresh through the holidays, Hutchison who, because of says the Society of American illness has been unable to at­ Florists. tend the Qulld’s meetings. This was accepted with re­ When you invite someone to gret and Mrs. W. P. Chapman restaurant or club, YOU will complete the year in thia should arrive a bit early. post. Mrs. Walter L. Carter gar* the devotions, which followed the Christmas theme and Mrs. O. K. Goff gave a pro­ gram on traditional carols, which the group Joined in singingThe Christmas theme waa further carried out in the re­ freshments. Others present were lire. Muriel Gardner, Mrs. Mary Rawlins, Mrs. J. R. Hoolehan, Mrs. Elmo Faria, Mrs. J. F. Riser. Miss Mabel Chapman. Mrs. Burke Steele, Mrs. Boyd Gaines, Mr*. Fred Smith. Mn- Nancy Brock, Mrs. Wilson Carver, Miss Ethel Riser end Mrs. Peeter Lansing. Personals Hostess For Guild Meeting the All-Wives Selection Board Coffee will be hold at * e BOQ on Jan. 10. Mn. Noil Pruden is VAH-3'e candidate for president of tbs All Wives Club. All wives are asked to take their favorite recipe printed on a file eard and signed for the cookbook that VAII-5 will compile. VA1I4 is planning to give toys to some orphans in a foster home as a special Christmas project Mrs. John Bailey, Mn. George Water* and Mn. Pruden were ap­ pointed to tbie project com­ mittee. Others attending w e r e Mines. Edward D i c k e r , Frank Bnnsom, James Goss, Murl Husted, Charles Kauff­ man, Waiter Kuehn, William Malicxowsk!, Clifton Howell, Gerald Atkinson, Richard Barnes, Robert Beat, James Bell, Bamon Garcia, Louis Kriser, Paul Murray, David Sharp, John Tuttle, Alan Weeks, Ashby MeClansban, Ray Murphy, Myra Jubb, Clifford Nelson, Wendell Powell, B. J. Scott, E. C. Tallman, George Thompson, C. J. Youngblade, Georg* Zimmerman, Roy Spradlin, Fred Stipp and Isabelle Goeborn. Membcre wera reminded to nave their Chrietaaa cards, ad Jewelry and eaed packets to bo aont to World Gardening. On Tuesday, prior to the regular meeting. Circle m«mbera held a Christmas party at the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce building, with Mn. Walter Gardner ao chalrmaa. A covered dish supper was served, followed by a social hour and gift i x i h a n g i . Spray* of pines, adorned with Christmas lights, were placed In a square around the tables and holiday figurines were at other points of interest. Other membcre attending were Mmee. D. K. Dorman, John Gorman, Fred Gray, Ver­ non Lilaks, Arils MeAlliitor, Ed Miller, A1 Poulter, Marge Robinson, William Rogers, Lee Sallee, James Sexton, John Spolaki, Everett Terry, J. F. Walck, John Walker, Dual Williamson, Gordon Frederick, Vance Brumbaugh, John Park­ er and Phillip Tisebler. M nm rroB n r A holiday season tip for the fairer aex: To get extra dividends from your mlatletot. spray it with clear plastic or dip the stem ends ia melted wax. The Society of American Florists says this will keep the team from ahriveting, and the ber­ ries from falling si n most Inopportune time. Mn. Jack Hubbard and Da­ vid. Bom Viator Pork. Mr. oad M n. Braoat Goer, Ernie Jr., Boaaotk. Robert, Uado and Breads, Boa Broaksvllto, Pa.; Mr. aad Mn. D. S. Vatooa, Grant, John aad Cynthia, B oa San­ ford; George Altman, Boat Chaauto Air Force Base. Mr. aad Mn. JJ. Cram and Garry, Bom Now York City, N.Y.; Mr. aad Mn. Loreasa Anriola tad Lorens* Jr., Bom Mexico City, Mexi­ co tad Mr. and Mn. rred Martin, from Conneeut, Ohio. .J ■. f.‘j j TH E LAD IE S A U X IL IA R Y o f the Fleet Reserve honored Mrs. William Holcomb with n surprise shower. L e ft to right (seated) are Mrs. Vernon C. Feddernen, president; Mrs. Holcomb and Mrs. Jack Hipps, hostess. Standing Mr*. Leroy N. Nopper, Mr*. Harold Sundvall and Mrs. Wannetta Chester. (Herald Photo) Club Meets With Pajama Party G v en B y Mrs. Herrington Doris Faber By Helm Saedgram Mrs. Diaz Presents Travelog A group of approximately 10 DeBaryitea were entertain­ ed, recently, at St. Ann's So­ cial Hall by Mrs. Angel Dias, with a travelog of Italy, Spain, Ireland, Rio and MealThe program waa followed by s social hour with re­ freshments served by Mrs. A. Guisesri and her com­ mittee. It wss roported that the recent rummage sale, spon­ sored by St Ann’s Guild, was a saccess. All left over items from the sale were donated to the Good Samaritan Homo, in Sanford. By Shirley Wentworth Mrs. Vernon Herrington was hostess for the December meeting of the Bear Lake Garden club. President, Mrs. Richard Scott conducted a brief busi­ ness meeting. Mrs. Richard Ostrander was elected corres­ ponding secretary to fill the vacancy due to Mrs. Jay W. Malone moving from the ana. The group presented Mrs. Malone with a plant for her new home at Capa Canaveral. The Christmas Tree Lane project was reported a suc­ cess with the circle's laven­ der Christmas tree entered ia competition. It received hon­ orable mention. The president distributed pamphlets with specifications for entries in the flower show to be held at the Central Florida Fair, Fab. gg through March 1. Following the meeting a gift exchange from a grab bag was held among members. Each article was homemade and included many things ranging from Santa Claus made from a bottle to minia­ ture palm trees sprayed red and cleverly decorated. During the social hour re­ freshments of homemade cakes, cookies, punch and eoffea were served from table ovetlald with colorful red net and lighted with candles. Mrs. Herrington presided at the punch bowl. Mrs. Richard Ostrander will be hostess for the Janu­ ary meeting at her home on Jamison Drive in Bear Lake. Mias Dorla Faber entertained Carolyn Watson and aevaral of her girl friends, ia celebration of her birthday, with n pajama party at her homo on Lake Shore Drive, Friday evening. The girls enjoyed popping con, making candy, Just loafing around and watching TV during the early part of the evening. The table «a a covered with a pink damask doth and • do* corated with mh>iatar* phmtia storks and a centerpiece o f pink roeee and caraaUom. lire. Holcomb was pro* sented with an appropriately decorated caka in pink and whit# topped with n caka bootee. i During the buslneea eesskm that followed, plane wera made for celebrating the 5th anniveraary of the club with a dinner on the 10th of Jaws I ary. 1 Others preeaat wera Mn, Vernon C. Foddarsaa, preate dent; Mrs. Leray N. NopperJ Mn. Wennetta Cbeseer, an4 Mn. Harold Sundvall. O E S T o M eet Thursday Seminole Chapter No. ^ Order of Barton Star, win hold the regular meeting, this Thursday at S p. m. at the Masonic Hall, followed by a Christmas party. Slaton wUl bring a gill exchange for another lady, and brothers will bring an exchange gift for a g*ntteman. “T'swduhina * * * * * * * * * * N ew Arrivals * Knit Suits Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nash, 3670 Magnolia Ave. announce the birth of twin daughtera, Dec. 11 at Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital. They have chosen the names, Kimberly Ann and Kelly Lynn for the new arrivals. Mrs. Nash is the former, MLss Connie Brown, daugh­ ter of Mrs. L. A. Brown, of Sanford. Paternal grandparents are Mn. Phyllis Nash, Sanford and G. E. Nash, of Charlotte, N. C. BY C A D ILLA C - JR- ACCENT A N D JULIE C LA R K OF D ALLA S STARTING A T *29.95 Blouses COTTONS - SILKS A N D JERSEYS Skirts BY FABRIC SHOES E V A N PICONE - H ARBU RT AN D G LE N OF MICH. DYED r K C E 1 DAY SERVICE ;feoku C enter • TAPERED - 207 W. 1st St. No runs from top or toe ia Berkshire rtocfciagt with NYLOC PANTS IN V E LV E T A N D LAM E KRKSHm guarantee* H I Iteee A mt B W IT H M ATCHING sheer stocking* have the MYLOO R ob* Barrier. That mean* they w a n t run from top or |ot Into the sheer k g a n * -«r yea got a new pair fre e ! Seamleee or with seam*. From only *1.35 * pair. _ _ BLOUSES O P E N F R I D A Y N IT E T IL 9:00 Open Every N ite thru Dec. 22nd. * * * * * * 200 N . P a rk Avenue Accredited Charge Accounts Welcome �talar Efien Two More Gel Away From Rock m l facing the* t t i n altar tlMjr ) m i m i l |g fog re tn lo fa w bat for tha ri*ht tnlntaf la th ofin t phea. Knowledge tad sUBs, aot maacJes aad availabflltjr, ora tba bo­ ok nauiromaata for fruitful employ- whan three inmates disappear­ ed from Um latead prison to Baa Francisco Bay, waa shat­ tered a aaeaod tin t Sunday si|U whan two caavlcte • trayad B o a MIW Back." Both aaa van upland la a matter of boon. Dr. Crane’s W orry Htltn Fulltr Soys Shifts In Season taraad Lora a foreign tour to aaaomce that ha was "totally disputed" with AID operations — a friendly balk far tha new head of tha pro­ gram, former Budget Direct­ or David BelL Tha Fraidm fa choice af Ban to move lata the foreign aid-posit toe - tad bis decision amis Advisers, Prof. M m Lswia at tadtaas University, ia probably la tha left af even tha llhorsl chairman of tha Council, Dr. Walter Hatter. One of Lewis’ pal theories la that tha federal government should play a stronger rale ia vase and price decisions. Tha President Is shifting playors snd amphssis hi tha fortlgs aid Hold next year too. Tha tough Job af foreign eld director has btatea down eight msa la 12 years. Aad arter Sargent ghrlver Into that hat spat, aa had hem rumored — phis other hints -euggest ■ shift of Kennedy strategy la tba fight against Communism. That shift would place man reliance aa man than aa moaay. Tha days of massive doses of foreign aid foods may ha numbered. Tha President provided a chu to his thinking at hie latest press coaJsrtace an Wednesday. In reply to a ques­ tion shoot tha vahto af Bad trade boycotts, Kennedy list­ ed “ affective ways to atop tba spread af eommutiam.’’ Thorn whs “ really want to do something . . . will assist the Alliance for Progress, for aaa thing." ha mid, “ or they wU encourage their children to foin th* Peace Corps, or . . . they will be generous to students whs coma to tba United BlsMs ta study aad CASE 0-414:: SOem M , aged, SI, ie a school toechar, “ Dr. Crane," aha began, “ say sharp eye aa the dollar aad children are trd graders. But has a reputation for efficient moat af them are poor readers. maaajomenL “ Despite tha emphasis which By ampbaslsiag a limited aumbar af geographic areas, Kennedy and Bell might ha able to mollify giwwlag Con­ gressional hostility to aid ia gesaral. The parade of Latin Amer­ icas presldrato through Waihhgtoa- one visitor st­ priority siws No. 1. Since Castro, the public aad tha Congress are receptive la do­ ing something to bead off spread of his Influence. By agreeing to concentrate on Um Alliance for Progress in Latin America, Kennedy might save man of his aid program than la any other way. MtanwhUo, Um Adminis­ tration is thinking up new forms of persoa-to-penon aid to poorer countries to make up for sending less cash abroad In future. Tha Peace Carps, of course, ft tha moot suc­ cessful, sad the moat aeonomlcsl, U.S. overseas experi­ ment to data. Poses Corps Director Bhrivar significantly waa not assigned to try to save AID. tastoed his staff la bring built up and the Peace Corps role expanded. Richard Ooodwio, ooe of the bright young men Kennedy brought with him to foe White Boose, wifi move aver to Shriver'a squad with the Job of helping other countries organise Peace Corps of their own, thue spreading the work and the expense. WUh the prospect af having to propose the nation’s tint tio billion budget two ytara banco staring him In Um face, Kennedy has a sharp •ye out for bargains In tha •xpenso field of aid to ether nations. 1 know the Vietnamese are going to win their war. I don’t know how long H wifi take them. I da knew n lot af U. B. forces will bo Involved, and boom of our men may get hurt. —Adm. Berry D. Pelt, chief of U. B. Padfk forces. Thorn is no such things ns world opinion, at which al­ tar wo hart boon kneeling. Lot’s get out af tha United Nations aad regain control af ear own foreign policy. —Copt Eddie Rlckonbackor. Ufa is getting more com­ plicated all tha time. It U certainty niea to hoar of something that simplifies things s little bit —F a m e d pediatrician Dr. Benjamin Speck, on hearing that babies’ bottles don’t have to ho warmed. When Khrushchev frowns, folks take s lot of notko to civil defenso, but when bo •milts . . . they lot# Inter­ est —John Somers, Memphis, Toon., civil defenso director. Old Wells The arid north A f r i c a n country of Libya has rebuilt 3,000 ancient Roman cisterns within Its boundaries in a pro­ gram to halp provide water for Its farmers. C linic parents at boms a n doing their part to cooperate. “ When I ask my youngatera whet they do at home, they tall me they watch television. Paw of them reed any books end vary taw have mothers who road stories to them. “Whet sHU happen whan Americans become so earminded that they ignore the printed paget” Aa a role, mobs a n spurred onward by spoken words. Whether it wee a western “neektie" party for hanging a horse thief or a propagandised crowd in P o n t l u n PUata'n courtroom or a vast group of Romans at tha funeral oi Caesar to hear Man Antony, mobs a n aor-minded. By eootm t, p a a p l o whs r a n d , whether newspapers, magnalnoo a? books, a n ayeAnd readers tand to be tar mere independent in their thinking. Thus, readera a n not anally regimented or stompodod by silver-tongued orators. So wa must emphasise hot­ ter reeding on the part of our children, not only tar their ed­ ucational sake, but aa splendid Insurance for tha preservation of thla Republic and thane wonderful freedoms written In the Constitution. Remember, too, that Prime Minister Gladstone of England described our Constitution aver 100 years ago aa “ tha greatest document over struck o ff at a givtn Umo by tha brain and purpose of man." And Thomas Jefferson add­ ed: "Our peculiar security ia fat the possession of a written Constitution." Jefferson emphasised that word “ written.” tar our Con­ stitution is not n mare hit of BOSTON LOS ANOOIS LONDON CHICAGO Tba government plana alao to urge upon lta NATO partaan wider aad taller political consultation wtthte tha NATO framework. The United States toes this aa Implementing the Atlantic Aaotber beak robber, D. Lee partnership Idea advanced by Parker of Canton, Ohio, was Pnaideat Kennedy In Phila­ delphia aa July 4. Partbermon, American of­ ping known aa “ Little Ales- ficials a n pleated at the mtrax," only 100 yards off the mala island. of nuclear and other informa­ But Scott, using a makeshift tion to other NATO members. sat of water wlnga including This practice was Initiated af­ an inflated shirt aad several ter tha spring NATO masting pair of magical gloves, mad* la Athena, when McNamara it to Port Point, a Civil War laid out relative East • West era fortress directly under the capabilities in the bhmteet bridge on the Ben Pnaciieo term*. aide. Tha Paris meeting will bear Re wee seen then by two a triennial nvlew of momunidentified boys who called bar's financial contributions the military polka at tha and defense capabilities, with Pnsldio of Baa Francisco. A undid talk on relative bur­ loam of MPa and tinmen cap* dens and ability to pay. Wa tured the shivering, speech- believe a prospering Western lese convict A spokesman at Europe caa cany a bigger Lettermaa Army Hospital, whan ha was tnated far ex­ Also dee for presentation poture, said ha had been in is a major report on the co­ the water at len t an hour aod ordination for rrseareh and a half. development efforts in supIt waa the first Instance of a convict actually negotiating the cold, fait-moving bay and reaching ebon In tha a yean Aleatna has been a federal civilian prison. John Pool Scott, as, a Kafr tacky baak robber, Hosted aad •warn thna rnUaa through tba churning, rala-awept bay and laadad on a rock nadar tba folklore, passed along by won of month. Being “ written," ft demands that ear children learn to read so they can tally appreciate this unique government. Aad ealqoe it ia in the an* Webster says: “ Wa live under tha only gov­ ernment that aver e x i s t e d which .was Lamed by tha un­ restrained and deliberate con­ sultation of the people. “ Such n government, once gone, might leave a void to bo filled tar ages with revolution aad tumult, riot and depotUm.” I f you have children for whom you wish to purchase appropriate gifts, than aeloct BOOKS. And when your pre-echool youngatera ask you to tell thorn a story, suggest that you will READ them a story* thereby linking their pleasure with the printed page. For when you TELL them stories, you become t h e i r crutch and they look to you in­ stead of to the printed copy tar entertainment. After youngatera reach sec­ ond grade, tactfully coax them into the reading habit. And by the time they are fourth graders, be sure they have developed the library habit For readers go far In school. And they become our most in­ dependent thinkers, thus safe­ guarding America from mob hysteria created by silver tan­ goed orators. (Always write to Dr. Crane In care of this news­ paper, me leelag a long f rest stamped, sddrwssd sa­ velepe aad 2S (eats to cover typing aad printing costa when you send for mo of kla Y O U fy desired anttfiatarsi modirange m aker form, pro­ vided ft eeuH ha harmonized with our own major deterrent. Part aad parcel of this no­ tion, say United States offi­ cials, ia our tnrietancs that •ay multilateral force should ~/ not discriminate for or againstr any Individual member coun­ tries, sad should be so inte­ grated that no nation caa pull out and rs-establlsh a purely national deterrent Though wa neither advocate nor actively discourage tha medium range force, thla country presently Is advising other NATO laetear chain of l) other NATO tends on pos­ sible costa, problems o f man­ ning, and so on. And United States authori­ ties say they bellve the thorny question of a NATO nuclear ehala of commaod could truely be solved, though no one right now la publicly saying Just how. |j Unsatisfactory Heating? Let aa survey fee modern eqnlpment ar rspelr your present system. 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That could mem Fenouified or you H (providing you’re a mind roedm, that 1st) to man B aa In Borsdorf aad F aa ia Powell! 17m m tw o charm ing b ow ten aro perched aw ay np oa top o f tho h ighest aeorea turned la in league play hen a t Jet that's quite aa honor eon* ■Wiring all tha many games rolled aad tha keen competi­ tion which exists locally. In last week’s column we were telling yon that Dot Pow­ ell turned the trick for tho women by rolling tho highest three games aeries for women —232,215 A 209 for a scratch l i t series. That happened during the bowling la tha Thursday Night Mixed League. Exactly four nights later, white tossing 'am in tha Mon­ day Night Fatorom Singles League, Long Lean Bobby Beradorf finally achieved one o f hie most cherished bowling dreams. . . he cracked through tha 700 barrier. Bobby oxplodod with a 214 for hte first effort and than rosily struck-out (this time that maana it’s good) by amassing games of 287 and another 297 to total 724. That’a tho highest sanction­ ed series ever turned in hero at Jai Lanas. As a m ult of this superla­ tive bowling, both Dot and Bobby will stop Into tho re­ ceiving line, headed by genial George Touhy of tho First Federal S a v i n g s A Loan Asan„ to roceiva Individual trophies commemorating thia wondaroua occasion. Tho kids from tha Saturday morning Junior Bowling Lea­ gue and thoir coach, A1 DePalma, are eagerly looking forward to this coming Satur­ day whan tho first half of thoir regular bowling season Is concluded and (more im­ portantly, this tima) A SPE­ CIAL CHRISTMAS PARTY! Wall havo lota of llttlo goodies for those youngitor* and only wish that more of thair typo took part in this re­ warding aport We’re certainly got one to "commercialism* (Hat Hat) but seriously, Juat coma on down and aoo tho cali­ ber of boys and girls who aro active leaden in our two lea­ gues. More programs Ilka thaaa certainly would put aa Immedl ate end to that bugaboo "Juv­ enile delinquency." (Rumon have It that one of the city or­ ganisations la going to start By JACK TRIM Governor Bryant will bo in Sanford Jan. 19, but be won't go shad fishing. He waa Invited, though, and his refaeal of the Invitation re­ vealed that be han't had Uma for any fishing since be be­ came governor. The rigors of poUtlci are item, but that seems too great a penalty to parJim Crowe raid In Tba Her­ ald awhile back that tha gov­ ernor was to apeak here and wrote to Invito him to try the abed fishing. Bryant wrote back, la part: "Tba Joys of shad fishing bare not ascapcd me aad I am turning ovar your latter to tha Development Commission for their information.” Of course, Crowe bad ad­ vised the governor of somt of tha latest itatlstlci on shad fiihlng aa a touriit attraction and hinted that perhaps the stats might do a little more about including S e m ia a le m m the Oth annual National Football LaagM'a Fro Bowl k m Jan. 28. Tho squad m looted bjr n t h hood coaebM o| tho E attorn Oirlttea wat anBOMtod Voodijr by tedteoctara of tba charity slash, Glenn Darla aad Dart Braa- N o t Saturday, oar Baa* tana aad Juaten will ha batelay forth ia thair own Chriatu a B a w l i n g Taamanoat Tboro'U t a o n r N t bowling trophiee awarded nationally by tho American Joalav Bowllay Congress. XU boteha that a couple of 'am flad thair way into tho Saafocd area far pre­ sentation. Oh, I ’m real proof o f aay Wednesday n o r a t a y "girl friends," tho atmaa from 8amtaolo Monorial Hospital. In thoir own llttlo two*team league, they’re atartad to torn Inf tiUbUfthmtni mow thou throe or four moothe ago. Bowling for tha Faina, Jor­ don had a 1U, Stanley ISO. Wtnahlp 189, aad to r tha Aehee, KnolUnyor’a l i t , Burtche US, Lublta 197, Holt 110 and 8udtty*a 144. That’a tho way to roU 'em, gala! Bottya Smith finally aa* that Strlka Ball of horn aa aha copped aorioo and high game honor* la tho Jot Bowlarattaa League with a 204/580 aeries. Say, If you think that eema of thoao nicknames we’re In­ vented don’t stick, g o o a a again. As an snmpla, whoa wo aay ’’Bermuda Shorts" what cornea to your mind? Charley Patherbridge, of course. So help mo, that’e tho way tho Information waa turned In on but weeks action ia tho Kaglar’o League. Hi aarita want to Bermuda Shorts with a 890 act. Fire-ninety!!!! From our boy, Charlie T O. K.1 I f you keep shooting games that high wall 1st you continue to wear those Bermudas into the lanes. (I mean how egotistical can you got? So, It IS degrees outside. . . . Yea think that stopped him from wearing ’em I Ha!) Tha only thing I T aay, Charlie is you Just wait and sea those throe lovely busies who bowl for tha Betty Ann’s team in tha scratch league. You Just wait unUl they show up on tha sccno with their groan wigs, green s h i r t s , groan bowling balls, (sounds rather roroltlng doesn’t l i t ) For your Information, ws wlU open at 4 p. m. on Christ* mas Day! Marry Christmas! County In its public relations program “ up north.’’ • • • I sent through oaa of tha newcit and fattest Developmeat Commission publications and didn't find our county mentioned at all. Tha one l’n> talking about ia tha new package plan vacation guide they put out In gorgeous technicolor, w it h hoopla aplenty. They tell about tha vacation possibilities at Ruakln (you know where Ruakln is), doscribe tha fishing at Crescent City and other minor places and still fall to mention any recreational or vacation pUM In Seminote County. Maybe the governor better take time to try our abed fish­ ing — and bring along tha chairman o f the Development Commission — and maybe in­ vito some of our local wbasis who apparently think that fishlag and recreation are for laxy people who don't spend any money. CINCINNATI (UPI>—South­ paw Sandy Koufax and righthandar Don Dryadalo of the Los Angelas Dodgers per­ formed tho niftiest two-man haul of tho yaar today when they walked off with practical­ ly aU of the National Laagoa’a pitching honors for 190 . Koufax, who looked Ilka a cinch to broth his own league modern strikeout record u til ho came up with a finger In­ jury ia July, compiled a 144 •anted run average that was by far tba beat In tha circuit. And Dryadalo not only won tho moat games, 25, but also started tho most, 41, pitched the moat Innings, 914, faced tho most battars, 1,299, and led the league with 239 strike­ out*. Official averages released at NL headquarters hare reveal­ ed that despite the individual Dorman Has 522 To Lead Team HI Noonar League bowling results: Etta Dorman rolled tba high serias o f 922 to help Stenatrom Realty win three points from Mar Lou Restaurant! Celia De Palma sparked Na­ tionwide Insurance to win three points from tha M A R Bar; Nan Qulnne rolled a tur­ key to aid the CPO Wives to win three polnta from Grapev 111e Nursery. 8hoemakar Construction made a clean sweep against tha Mayfair Inn. The 2-7 fall for Pennle Schaffer, Shirley Slmaa and twice for Ginny Frederick. Etta Dorman converted the t-7-8; Cathy Poultcr 9-7; Mildred Nichols 9-6; and Etta Dorman, Mildred Nichole. Nan Quinn all toppled the 3-10. Turkeys were rolled by Teaoa Armao, Jean Ogden and Nan Quinn. Tetna Armao rollod tha high gome of 197. The league welcomes Grace Keck, who will be bowling with the Grapcville Nursery. Sept 11. Ha beat ovary team in tha laague during that •treteh with tha exception of Cincinnati. Koufax pitched the league’! only m-hltter on Juno 90 against the Meta. Alvin Jaek•on of the Meta. Cal Koonce Dodgers third with 9.41. Koufax, out of aettm for al­ of tho Cube and Jim O’Toole most two months, still (truck of tho Beds each hurled a oneout 914 batten white posting hitter. rolling a fine 294/595 aeries, a 14-T record. Laat year ha both being high for league struck out 944 batten to break action that night Spolaki'a C h r i s t y Matbewsm’s NL 201 and Bondorfs 212 gave strikeout record of 447. Bob an assist white Maelntyra*a Feller of Cleveland •stabllsh239 and Von llarbulte* 239 ed the all-time strikeout mark worn high for tha loom. with 944 in 1444. Engle's found tough going Bob Shaw of Milwaukee waa against Sanford Mig. Co. anti Gasti bad a lot to about runnonip to Koufax ia tho ERA department with 2X0 •bout Monday night, winning only managed to salvage 1 white Bob Purhoy of Cincin­ throe out of four games at tha point Tamm rolled garnet nati was third with 3X1, Drya­ Orlando • Seminole Jai Alai of 200 and 207 in a winning causa for tha Manufacturers, dsla fourth with 2.44, and Bob The wins wen for Rafail although the very presence Gibson of SL Louis fifth with Vincenzo, a bouncing 10 pound of "Captain Curly" this week 9X9. Purkey, with a 29-9 record, four ounce baby boy born Sun­ must have been n decided as­ had tha beat won-lost percent­ day at the Winter Park Me­ set Eatrtdge succeeded in hitting af an even 200 for age in the league, X21, and morial Hospital. vataraa Warren Spaha of Mil­ Wife Patricia and little Ra­ Engle’s. Another dean sweep waa waukee pitched tha moat com­ fail are doing wall and ao ia plete games for the sixth year daddy Gaatl aa ha took the registered by Team No. 1 in a row, 22, although he failed featured eighth game single*, over B A W Marin# 8arvfco, to win 20 games for tha tint bounced back to taka tha ninth who am still having difficulty time since 1995. The 41-year- and the aU star 11 th. fielding n complete team old Spaha wan 19 and loit 14 Tha bard playing Gaatl •vary weak. Scbautteet and aad hte aimed run mark of fought his way through the Ring entered tho 200 circle 3.04 was eighth beat in the eighth, overpowering Pradera with 200 and 208 respectively. league. and Jaeln for his big win aa Boa Pemnoskl of tho Dodg­ a loner. He teamed up with his ers appeared In the moat favorite partner, Elorri, one CUSTOM MADE games, TO, and Pittsburgh re­ of the top backcourt stars at liever Roy Face finished tba the flronton to take the ninth moat games, 57. game. Jay Hook of tha New York Loreuo was his partner in auto Meta yielded the moat runs, tho 11th, both displaying a per­ T OPS 117, and rookie Jack Hamil­ formance that will long be re­ ton of tho Phllltes Issued tha membered by pulling from be­ most walks, 107, and made the hind with spectacular plays moat wild pitches, 22. Hamil­ for four straight points and A U T O G LASS ton's teammate. Art Mahatfey then clinched the vletory on and Seat Cover Co. gave up tha moat homers, 94. the next turn with throe 944 W. 2nd 122-8012 Bob Friend of the Pirates points. and Glbaon each hurled live shutouts to tie for the lead la that category. The only other 20-game win­ ners besides Dryadalo and Purkey were Jack Sanford of the Giants, who won 24 games and lost 7, and Joey Jay of SB# t the Reds, who had n 21-14 rec­ ord. Sanford put togethar the loague’a longeet w i n n i n g streak when he won 14 In a row from June 17 through Gasti Celebrates With 3 Wins Wad. A S a t 1:15 P. M. ii '• s1 The Seminole Sports Car Club will havo Its aaaual Christmas party a rt roily Friday, Bud Moughtou, asso­ ciation treasurer, said today. Tha roily will atari from the peat office In Caaaelberty and will end at tho homo of Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Well­ man for the social event Mr. a rt Mm. Jim DsBrine a n ineharge of the rally, pro­ gram a rt party. Sox V s B raves COOPKR8TOWN, N. Y. (UPI>—The Milwaukee Braves and Boiton Red Sox, one-time elty rivals, will play ia the 140 Hall of Fame game at Abner Doubteday Field, Aug. 3. Former major league play­ ers will be inducted Into tho Hall of Fame In ceremonial before tho gamo. HUGGED m e e t a b lf t o r y m a lc o r • • I ROYAL •4 9 5s r j\ w ^ im Ladies Night Moo. A Thun. *69* 7:45 PJtt. NIGHTLY [Except Seadey] $5 Down I All-422) GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 645 W. FIR ST ST. PLENTY FA 2-0474 Sports C a r Club Party, Rally Sat Mika MeCormack, Browna. Quanta— Jim Bay Smith, Browna; Joha Nlaby, Rodakku; DamQ Deea, Giant*. Caatera — Ray Wkteeha, GlaaU; Bom Natter, Stoolan. Quarterbacks— Y. A. TUtte, Oteata; Bddte Lelaroo, Coir boya. Hallbacko— Joha Darid Craw, Carta; Dm Par* Uaa, Cowboya; Bobby MU* chall. Badaklaa; Tammy Me* Dmald, Kagtea. FuUbtcho— Jim Browa, Brown*; Joha Hoary Johnson, Stoolero. Da* faaairw Taami; Bade- Jim KatMvago, G l a a t a ; BUI Glass, Browna; Boh Lilly, Cowboya. Tacklea — Bob Gate, Browna; Galea Flak. Browna; Bad Broedlore, Bad* aklaa; BUly Kamaa, Carta. Halfbacks — Erick Barnao. Matinees (M A L E ) J. E. Terwilleger Tho 32-maa Kaatem team had tlx pteyora Bom tho Cterolaad Browna aad flro Bom tho a t Laote Garda, lato-aaaioa surprise o f tho NFL. Dallao picked ay a fifth nan whoa Bddte In* Baroo of tho Cowboya roplac* ad Norm Saoad of WaOtogtea who auffarod o ahaoUar acparatioo and will bo aa* •rallablo far toltef quarter* back dutloa. Tin tap signal-calling apet want to ttn rotaraa Y. A. TUla of tho Glaata who wlU hart hit farorite pooalag tarfot, Dol Sbofaor, to lo­ calv* hit throw*, other Oteata oa tho Easton team warn tackle Roooerolt Brown. am* QhhLtdmjaA SIAMESE CAT ANSWERS TO N A M E • TOPPER porooalflod by tho ohrlooaly nnlmproeeed Swooaoy quintet Inaptrad by Dorman1* til/ MS aerie#, hit hlyhaot to date, Swtonoy’a floored Lake Mooroe Ina with a clean aweep of thair match. Althooyh tho Inn-ana rolled thoir loweet aorioo. of tho aea*m, they would hare had to bowl orer arorayo to taka aaythiay from Swoon07*0 who mme op with thoir teceod hlyhaot aorioo to dote. Marcotta had tho only other ZOOplua yano la tho autch, rolllny a til la hlo aocoad game. Taking full adraatago of thia development, league load* an Jot Lanea opened thoir load to t foil polnta orer the haplota Lake Monroe fire by taking 4 polnta from Buddy’a Ante. Bohraaa became the brilliance of Koufax and Drys* dale, the Pittsburgh Pirates finished first In team pitching with a 5X8 earned run aver­ age. Tba St Louis Cardinals Lost — $50.00 Reward 2319 HIAWATHA AVE. AD-Stara agalast ■ teas from tha Western Division la OF F A 2-2821 FR E E P A R K IN G CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP I N B. Secort 8 t Kaiser Willy* Present* Tha Lloyd Brldgw Tuesday 8 P. M. �A XiBfWf ‘ " ^ ‘ '.'- r 'A v r v sg : £ : »7*t . • * - W*l *t •■•*-- O tJ* Ltgol Notice — -------------------------------------- n . u n it ' H iiir M rt •» • ; City o f Loogwood w ill k l l a publla I w r l K M A w W «. IMS tor tli* t l i » M » * { »•* ■ M i l l from Commercial ! • Industrial » • following A * , erlbed property: B w la a la iIB t m point oa the Northern lino of Molaar At «_ which point Ip distant M foot Northweatwnsd* ljr, meatared rodtollr f r o * tbo contr lino of ACLRR Bop* thboand main tracks cold point M in t distant I I I food (ortheaotwardly, atononrod P* long anld eoator lino front Milo Foal T ill ranalnp tbonop Westward!? nlonp nald A rt* ano lino 10 foot to tho Nerth* woitarn boundary lino o f ACU IR right of ways thoac Nort beast wardly along right of way lino df* foot I# tho Southern lino o f Bag Btroot; thaneo Eaetwordlp along nald atroot lino W foot to tho Woatora lino o f Boot Lake Avenue: thence South* wardly along tho Inst atop* Honed Avonuo lino I t foot to a point I t feet Northwest* wardly. moaaarod radtnttp from tho center lino o f nald aouthbound mala track: thonep South west wardly ' coareatrto with Mid center lino I I I foot to tho point o f beginning. ■old public hearing wW to held at tho city Hall at t P. m. to hear all Interested portion and property swnao* X I t Lonuann, Mayor City of Longerood Publish Doe. I t IMS. CDD-lf portca or salb Kotlco Is hereby given that pursuant to tho final decree “ * foreclosure and eslo eater* la U s Msec ponding Ip — Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, sane docket number U l t t , tho an* derstgnod Clark wlU MU tbo property sltuatod Ip sold County described no: Lot si. Block u, m m . LAND BPTATES, p sat* A A J U A ( L L j w r go division, according to p plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book 11, pagso U to I I o f tho Public Records of gsmlnolo County, PI or* Ida. Together with tho following Items o f property which are located In and permanently Installed ae a part o f the lm* provemsnts on Mid land:. One O. & Refrigerator (elec.), Model LAS11RDL Serial O R IIliet. One O.E. Range (elec). Model leiStW H, Serial TM01T11. One 0. E. Hot water t u t . or (elec), I I g a l, Modal tlirautl. Serial ARII141. One DuoTherm Wall Heat, or (oil). Model IU *L lal 1S7BS0. One Vlotor Climax Klteh* on Exhaust Pan (elec). One Oath Heater— Nutans (elec) Ten Venetian Bllnda (me* tali, manufactured by genkarlk Olaoa p Palnd Company, Sanford, P lor. Ida. Togethar with all structures and Improvements now and hereafter on said land, and flxturea attached thereto, and all rents, Iwues, proceeds, and profits accruing and to accrue from Mid premise* all of which are Included w lttln the foregoing dMcrlptloa and the habeadum thereof; also all gas, steam, electric, water, and other heating, oooklag, refrigerating, lighting plumb* log. ventilating, Irrigating; • “ * P°w ,r system* machine* appliances, fixture* aad ap* purtenanoe* whisk new are or may hereafter pertain t * or be used with, 1* or on nald tween the hours of- eleven o clock In the forenoon and two o’clock Is U o aftersoop on tho ttk day of January, lilt, at the Front Door J to* itmlnoU Cooitf Coqi donford. Florid* (SEAL) Beckwith. flu Clerk of the Circuit Oeurf By: Martha T. Ftklcm Deputy d ark ‘ Publleh Desk u . CDD.«T. in t h e c ir c u it c o m o f T in t NI.UTM JUDICIAL CUM C U T Ik AND FOB SRMM NOLM COCNTT. VLOB1DA. m c h a v c k p t no. l a a ™ » p r u d e n t ia l in h u r . ancb co m pany or am sr. 1CA. p Mew Jersey torperu* tlo* M im W VP JEUSB EDWARD g T I Y L * . and^OHNHVA STBYENd, hlo . . . . ___ Defendant* lO T IO I OOP MOPTOAOH ru H K ctoetn p b a l m ux vLKRK NOTICU M HEREBY OIY. EN pursuant to a Pinal Do* cree of Foreclosure dated December lllh. 1IIJ. aad ea* ' ! Chancery Case, No, 1UU of tho Circuit Court u< tho Ninth Judicial Circuit Ip aad for gomlaolo County, Wharoln THE PRU. DBNTIAL INnmANCB COM* PA.VY OP AMERICA, a New Jaraoy corporation. La plain* tiff, and JKgBk r n w i n n vTKw*0?. OE!*c v A UTB* !*•**■ * * • wl f * art Defen* IV j • «» U tho high* y et bidder for sank. .'h* fr° nt door of tho M m V. County Coir thouso *■ Bontord, gemlnola Coaaty. #”*lock Noop ??, *h* Mlh day of December, ,8l,°wlng described 5 w W Dacree. L “ Mtto.wit: ,orth !■ Mid Pinal Block B, WOOD* P,E,*B PARK 1ND RE* PLAT, according to put S y h _ **• P**o Tl. Pub* B*oori * of Somlaelo ___ coaaty. Florida. hJePfSL?* .wl,h *ho follow* . * •* Property which ja ia a ^ a [ ytS, dCNCRAi. WITHIN A HALF' HOUR OF TADS' orf. T H s m e i if inauiUU * part 0f th* Improvements oa Mid Uad: i., Refrigerator. Mo* Mo. & o e .u .1,V’ - * rl“ J * *: Built.la Rang* S f V V n " * -"*> ».s . or m m this u u * . .« December, l»|j. T *T (BEAL) l. Baakwlth. Jr, Cow * “ U C,rcu,t ^ “ • ' ‘h* T. Vlhlea Deputy clerk ? "rnJ 7- Ouroey P Handley d ated O M a X 'V m S V " * A” an* u . lio . �* Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 1. HOME OF HOMES UNUSUAL BUSINESS Stc«atroa Realty h u loaf O PPO RTU NITY bora recognized U the Our product h u to w "Ho dm •< Horn**", and wo'ra proud to hart aaruod thia distlactto*. Our largo and soaptete re* Wctloa ai boot listings, togothcr wiik good advertiz­ ing practice*, and expertraced real eatate peraonMll, combine to offer you too (tout ton e buy* to thia ana. O ffic e 204 W . P i n t Let ua help you a*leet. Tackle Hi-Fi Stereo Record*. Tap B are, Camp Stove* and 100. Chriitmai, clinic, Lanterns. Binoculars. Sem­ popular. Perfect gift for inole Sporting Goods. •ny member of the family. Sanford Electric. Down­ town Sanford. FA 3-13*2. SWEATERS, slipover s a d Cardigans. t*JS to $14J 6 Ptrkitu, Downtown Sanford. GIFTS FOR BOYS Shafts, Air Rlfte*, Teats, Cantrass. Pack* Mesa Kite. Army-Navy Surplus. SPORTING GOODS Give your family the moat lasting gift of alL Better education and a more suecetaful future with World Book Encyclopedia and/or ChlldcrafL 322-4177. • Quality • Fashions • Service Gifts for till Y O W E L L ’S If yow ore to the market to buy a bom*, rogardltaa of nino *r prio*. It will poy you to cbock with ua tint! We bavo tb* right home for you, and wo welcome the opportunity to aenre you. STOCKING STUFFERS Our aervlco to you, after tb* u l* will todieate our cootinuod appreciation. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA 2 5412 to llat your Gift Ideal. Stenstrom Realty I V E Y ’S SHOE STORE FU R N ITU R E HOUSEHOLD ITEM S Bath Sets, • piece place met ■eta, Mr. and Mrs. Pillow CALL SHIRLEY JONES at csm sets. Ills A Hera Pil­ FA 2-3413 to lift your Gift low case sets. $1JS n set Idem. Penney’*. A P P LIA N C E S Singer Round Bobbin equip* ped to xlg tag. Guarantee. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA 3-3412 to list your Gift 3 Payments $9-10. Phone FA 2-3412 to list your Gift Ideas. FA 1-9411. Idea*. Efficiency 2 Rooms and Bath. $43 month. Adults. 104 8. Holly. FA 2-3440. OST: Male Siam**# Cat stolen from 2319 Hiawatha Ave. Children’* pet. Pleas* return, J. E. Terwlllcger. • Room furnished bouse. A-l, $110 Mo. FA 2-6237. Bit Sanford Ave. 3 BEDROOM modern bouse. UNFURNISHED new 3 bed­ Kitchen equipped. FA 3-0373. room houee, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-3485. Farms— Acreage. 3 Acres, 3 flowing wells, under­ Furnished Apartment close ground Irrigated. Modern 4 in. Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013 Room, 2 bath bouse. Price reduced. Corner Celery 3 Bedroom home. 2106 Ste Avenue A Brlsson. Sanford, vena Ave. Ph. 319-4471. RENT A BED BolUway, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month 4 ROOMS » d hath. Com­ CARROLL’S FURNITURE pletely unfurnished. Near Pb. FA 2-31S1 It* W. 1st SL NAS. Nothing fancy, but cheap rent. $7.50 week. Ph. Furnished 2 bedroom home. Double garage. Fruit trees. FA 13219. 2441 Palmetto. FA 2 0443 3 BEDROOM house, kltehen or FA 2-0274. •quipped. $73 month. Pb. WELAKA APARTMENTS: FA 3-3303. Rooms private baths, 114 ROOMS. The Gables, 4 W. First St. Magnolia Ave. FA 3-4739. Lar$e unfurnished 3 bedroom Duplex. Electric heat A cooking. Water furnished, ltth St. Longwood. Piione NOTU:l3 Is hsrsbjr given that Ihs unjerslgnsj, as eoTE 8 3298. owner*. art i » i * l d In hostntsa la Ssmlaalt County. Vl«r- Nice clean I bedroom Housel-H. unltr ths (Istltlous n*m# trailer. Electric and water of "IIIOIIWAT «« KL’ IMBIlt A ANTIQUE*’, *n0 that wa furnished. Adults only. Ph. latsntl to register •*!<$ ficti­ FA 2-1303. tious name pursuant to Chiptsr Mi.oj, rtortea Ststatss, 3 Hedruoin borne oo take 1*1!. DATED this Xlth dsr sf with boat. Little Venice November, III-. .tree. FA 2-0839 after 3 /»/ Mo S. KtlwsrUs /«/ II. Edwards Publish Da.\ II. It. 55 A Jsn. 1. IMS. 2 Bedroom home with Flor­ CDD-If ________ _ ida room am* kitchen iv r o t v r v Jinor-’s c o iu t . equipped. 173 month. Call IliXItOLB COVNTT, FLOW322-0259 for information. ID* Legal Notice KSTATE Ul' KD5VAKP W. IIIOOIWX. t>.- esscl TOTH K TO I MEUITOH* TO ALL PEItSOXS HAV. H O CLAIMS on UKWAXUS SUAIVIT * AID E*T ATKi Unfuraijbcd 2 b e d r o o m bouse. 826 Escambia. Ph. FA 2-0274. Wa Eepalr and Service Young man, age 33-30 tor STINE BEDS FOR RENT career opening with major Machinery and Supply Co. Hospital, Rollaways, Jivetin company. Soma college art lad at f a Moa ail*. FRSK delivery nod preferred with credit or Pick-up. F R IG ID A IR E ■ale* experience required. FURNITURE CENTER Sale* A Service Most to aggresilva, ambi­ 1100 Preach Ave. G. H. HIGH tious, willing to work for H a n d l i n g an types of Pk. FA s m s 1700 W. 1st 8L Sanford good future. Good etortlng real estate. Ph. FA M M salary snd company bene­ J O H N E. FOX, fits. Call Mr. Walker. Refrigeration • Air-condition­ 332-4344 for appointment. REALTOR ing men needed. We train 110 N. Park Avenue you. Write Commercial Pban* 323-0359. Trade* Institute Rax IS, «/• Sanford Herald. OLD ST. N IC K FACTORY TO YOU Is mighty anxious to drop ALUMINUM BLINDS Boy's Bicycle. 31 inch. Good Hand towing, mending, dan* some presents off at this Enclosed head, Sag-proof boL condition. $1*. PA 88045. lag. Dresses, skirts, short­ brand new borne at 313 tom rail witb plastic ends. ened or lengthened. Mrs. A U T O G L A S S Sntsumn Drive in Ravenna Plastic *r rayon topes. Cot­ Clark. FA S-TS11. Park, *o why not make this IN S T A L L E D ton *r nylon retd*. the roost memorable year Windshield Back Glass Snnksrlk Glass and Paint Nuriery is now open at Hap­ yet by inspecting this Vent Glass py Acres. 1 Acre fenced Door Glass Company quality constructed home by SERVICE Sit Magnolia Pb. FA 14*23 play area. Rlvervtew Av*. Shoemaker today! off W. UL Call FA 2-4441. Senkmrik Glass and Paint This attractive 3 SR, 3 bath PAINT INSIDE OR OUT CB home feature* fully FREE E S T IM A T E equipped electric kitchen, FA 2 9110. central duct heat, and nil the nice extraa that make 21. Beauty Batons a houoe n home, auch aa a paneled living room well Cut ’N Curl Besuty Shop Lakeview home with lake with built-in planter act off I Palmetto FA 3-0034 privileges in South Sylvan by indirect lighting. Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms and 3 baths. Air-Condition­ The total price, just 114,400, ed. Phone FA 2-7806. and with only $600.00 down, FRIGIDAIRE you can movt in and pay Salta A Service J. W . H all, Realtor aa little as $93.00 per House Wiring, Free Estimates month, including every­ Sid Vlhlen'a Randall Electric “ Call Hall” FA 3-3441 thing 1 3344 So. French Av*. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-0413 Bedroom, Florida room. Fenced in back yard. Low down payment, aisume monthly paymcnU. Phone after 3:00. FA 2-4241. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, terrai- We wltl be pleased to serve to floor. Concrete block. In you. 12. Real Estate For Sale West Sanford. Out of flight pattern. Large corner lot. Small equity and assume St. Johns Realty mortgage b a la n c e . VA THE TIME TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Ate. FA $-2420 monthly payment $77. Ph. 11* N. Park Av* FA 14121 FA 2 0200. 13. Mortgage Loom New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home. No cash needed. $61 a MORTGAGE LOANS SANTA SAYS month, Taxes A insurance the whole family will fall in FHA and Conventional Included. 322 8043. love with thia new and Commercial A Residential charming family-atyl* home in desirable Loch Arbor. Stenstrom Realty River Front Stenstrom Realty GOOD INCOME 4,500 Company 210 Mlgnolia Pb. FA 3-4423 Do k yourself peat onntrel. Why poy a high price for pest control in your home or place of business. Do Gentle Shetland Pony for k yourself and snvo 10% children . Just in time for or more. 3 Months guaran­ Christmas. Also trailer. Ph. FA 2-3479 after 8:30. tee. Personal Instructions by the form ulster of fllE SURE DEATH INSECTI­ CIDES, and sprayer furn­ ished. For information and free delivery eall Raymond Gateway To The Waterway Woods. FA 2-3001. Robson Sporting Goods You can find anything you Your EV1NRUDE Dealer I need advertised in the Her­ Christmas Treei. Choose and 304-4-4 E. 1st F I. FA M M eut 30c. EUls Lloyd. Laki ald by Sanford marchante. Mary Blvd. 25. Plumbing Service* FREE Kittens. FA Pink wrought iron for Indoor 2314 Orange Av*. or petto. 14 Pieces, Also Parakeets. 2429 Laurel Ave. miscellaneous furniture. Ph. FA 3-137*. FA 34342 or FA 2-3423. Plumbing St Heating Lewis Isles ft ton ic* AIR CONDITIONING Single Rollaway Bad. Ph. 3417 Country Club Road 32. Flowars • Shrub* CONTRACT and REPAIR FA 24969. Pb. FA S-7MS LIVINO CHRISTMAS TREES WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 34343 . ORAPEV1LLE NURSERY . Grapevllle Av*. near 30th SL PLUMBLNO Contracting A Repairs FREE DELIVERY FREE ESTIMATE R. L. HARVEY 20t Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Cell Nix Bedding Mfg. 2(1. Radio ft Television Co, at 704 Celery Av*. ELECTRONIC ORGANS FA 3-3117. Service on all makaa. Work guaranteed. Town A Coun­ Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. try T. V., 3533 Pa Dr., PONTIAC Station Wagon 4 Larry’s Mart 313 Sanford 322-3362. 4 Door, Fnll^tjjul£|»cdM * Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 FALCON Station Wagon Sectional Wrought Iron Sofa 4 Door, SlamjortMJhlft^ FA 2 5337. HEATING BUCK 2-Door Hardtop Special H. B POPE CO. INC. Buy Nationally advertised M So. Park Ave. FA 3-4 FALCON 2 Doer Sedan Furniture, Brand new fac­ Standard H h lf^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Piano Tuning aod Repair tory cost plus 10% cash W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 only. We deliver, we make CURY8LER 4 Door Windsor appointment any t im e . Automatic An^U^Cond. BE MODERN! Cook and beat Berry's Warehouse Furn. CHEVROLET 4-Deor, I CyL, water economically with IllCo., Inc. 'The Ole Barn” . Automatic Tran*.____________ Therm Bottled Gas. Miller 901 W. Ut SL Sanford, Radio and Appliance. 11* S. Florida. 9 a. u. till 8 p.m. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-0352. SI. Poultry • Livestock HAPPY Situated on a spacious and U l N. Park Ave. FA 3-2420 *htdy h«>melite, this | BR. 3 bath. CB borne ia filled 15. Huninraw Opportunity WE1CIVA RIVER ESTATES to tb* brtm with top value Approximately 2'» acres, with features. 130 ft. on river. M mile off Rt. 46. Yuu can trim the troe in the $ paneled enclosed Florida Call l ’A 2-4473 after 4:00 p m. Room, and the luda can NO hang their stockings oa the SELLING - SOLICITING ROBERT A. WILLIAMS fireplace I PART TIME. Realtor FULL TIME Raymond Lundqulst. Assoc, We could go on and on Earn a guaranteed weekly in­ FA 2 3831 Atlantic Bank Bldg. about this lovely home, but come calling on and collect­ better yet, why not lake ing from company estab­ ID YLL WILDE a peek yourselves. And if lished accounts for a nation­ Idyllvvllde, the prestige resi­ you like, you can spend al distributor of famous car­ dential area in the coun­ the holidays in this finest toon candies. Manufactured try club section, continues vf all present*, and Just in since 1897. to set eyes a rolling, hearts time for homestead exemp­ NOT VENDING a pounding, and dreams tion! Responsible man or woman galore I will be considered 8 to 10 Rug and Upholstry hours weekly required part For It’s true that it does make cleaning in your home call time. Limited dealerships a difference where you live. Mr Craver, Apopka 884-6239 available. Investment It.Wtf. Only a talk with aome of Write telling of yourself glvour home owner* now resid­ tog references ami telephone ing in Idyllwilde will cunnumber to: firm this fact. Property AT HOIXKHS of HANFORD 27. Special Service* 2 Bedroom house, kitchen Tou and ss.-h of you ars equipped. Near shopping hsrsbjr notlflsd and required to fils any claims sn.l datenter. FA 2-4411, If no nisnita which -------- .you. or slthsr answer call after 6 p m, ot you. uisy hava against said ttlats In the office of Frankly, we can l describe lluo. C. Vvrnon Miss. County KOSECOURT Apts. I Bed­ in words here, all the won­ Judge of Hemlnoto County, at room furnished. Near base. derful features that these hie office in the Court House 2013 Sanford Ave. Phone In Uinford. rioflda. within borne* offer, but we can •!x caletnUr month* front tb* NO 8-4323. invite you to sec them per­ time of toe first publication of this notice. Kach claim or UNFURNISHED 3 BUflM . sonally ! demand must be In writing C.B. Home. Urge bath, and contain the place of resi­ dence end poet nfflce addreee stove, refrig, furnished. At present, we have a 4 BR, of the claimant and must be 2 bath completed, amtier toS.Ou Mo., Sunlsnd Estates •worn to by toe claimant, hi! agent or attorney, or the nearly finished, and a 3 FA 2-4174. 603 Minot a Ter­ came ilntl be void. UR. 2 bath under construc­ race. ■*l llirlan Tu^l. tion. Why not ride out to­ .V* .ancillary adminis­ trator c.l.a. of *ald eeiau Furnished lovely 2 bedroom day. You'll be glad you did. E Papa fJ**»*tl. of luo firm Apartment. Lake Golden. of Bassett and Tuck Lake privileges. FA 2-0274 T Maitland PUsa Maitland. Florida Attorney f.r .liclllary Aim Bedroom House f.tA* 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Stenstrom Realty CDD-4 adding mackton W J I . 1 Used Burroughs addiag machin*, rabt ITEM. Now portablt Olympia Type­ writer with esa* IM S ghw tan. X Rocoadittoa*! Royal standard Typewriter, *irel­ iant condition, gggJO. Few* ail’a Office Supply C*> 11T S. Magnolia Av*. w. G IFTS FOR HOME 3 Bedroom houie, kitchen Nicely furn. Apt. For young couple. $33 a Mo. Includes equipped. 1505 Douglas Av*. Water A Elect. FA 2-4344. FA 2-0343. dividual* tatorootod nu*t bar* a good credit rating, permanent reaident of tb* Sanford area, successful it k * tochgtOWd. Tb* tovestmrat will b* protected by n re purcha** agreement with the Manufacturer. An* pie auiaUnc* will bn far* alihad for wtabliaklng and maintaining a profitable butlneu. For additional de­ tail* Write Jim Prosser, diet. Mgr. L.AA. Product*. Boa rein J u la, Ft*. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRQKKER SYSTEMS Ouni, fishing tackle, athletic Hl-Bsck swivel R o c k e r s , equipment, boat*, motor* LUGGAGE foam cushion*. Floor sam­ and aecessory- All Ideal pler. Regular $*>.50, now gifts. Harms. Robson Sport­ $43.00. While they last ing Goods, Downtown San­ CALL SHIRLEY JONES at Echols' Bedding Co. FA 3-3413 to list your Gift ford. FA 2-3M1. Ideal. DANIEL Green Slipper*, $4.95 to $4.13. Other bodroom slippers from $2.93, m IDEALS, Clnealca, CbQdrea’i Books. A Shopper’s Dreamt McVicnrs, Downtown Sonford. Of Sanford GIFTS FOR WOMEN SWEETIE PIE SNOW WHITE CONFECTIONERS Give A Permanent G ift This Christmas Give A Holler New Or Used C ar Jo y o u s 26 West Chester Pk. Haver Town, Pa. l^ H jI Surdand Estates Homes 3 * UEDROO.MS, V A - NO |. \yt DOWN ft ” RATES PAYM ENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT* . VA • Coatentional A FIIA Financing ---------------- • . . and Sincere Thanks to th* many Home-Owners of Tee 'n Green Estates and Luligdala for ^ thnir confidence in ua and to all builders supply houses with whom w* have had such pleasant dealings during ths past yaar. \V*'II endeavor to maintain ---------------- Sunland Eatate* • Ou 17-92 (2 .Mi. 8*. of Sanford! bales Office tsl. House Inside Katrascs KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, PH. FA 2-S474 INC. JIM IILNT REALTY, Halve Agent Day*. FA 2-21II • Eve. k bun. FA 2-IMIS • 325-0700 LMN ENTERPRISES Builders of Tea 'n Green sad Longdate Harold Logan. President |Q|K7 CADILLAC 4 Door Sedan DeVUIe I B v l power And ^^^nmtiDon l i l t ■IW S O R T OLDSMOIIILK 4 Dour Hardtop I w w f Automatic Am^AJr^jnod. 7011 Iw Q I O U OLDSMOIIILK 4 Dour I W Q Automatic, 0 0 ft 1 0 R 7 BUICk - 4 Door Sedan l ™ f Auto., H»w,r ItrA M iij^ H U vrisi M AR 'W 1 0 0 K PONTIAC 4 Deer Sedan l * W Automatic Traits. f OK IW l O f t f l CHEVROLET Station Wagen • V-8 Auto, Powr^Stoertiyt 700 1959 n,KV,u,,ET 1lM,,>* CyL NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 2 LOCAttojis FEBRUARY 219 E. 2nd 8T. 2303 PARK AYE,] FA 3-*711 ORLANDO Cll 1-31*4 FA 2-4*41 �1 rwr-7— < rt j jj r meeting Thursday ta the Community Buildlag. Best r n n i N far (he pel t. M r*. Jolm Btrfc. M r*. John Go* aad la front a n Cathy am Shook and aon, (Harald Photo) Taking part r, Mr*. Trank VAflDKQTOK (UPD-Ths vtrsivs Activities C o n t r o l Board to b* domteted and eontrailed by tie world wide Com­ munist movement fail* te raglater, then responsibility to do so reverts first to its officers and then to Ha members. In addition to Had and Dav­ is, tbe Justin Department Mder tho MM McCarran Act Collection af tho fins, how•tor, win ho hold te abeyance ponding an appeal te the U. 8. Circuit Court of Appeals. Thomas K. Han, axacutlvo l aatotent far tho Justice Depeftmant'a internal security division, said tte government was now ready to proceed with proascuUsn of Hall aad Davis, gamraj aad national chairman of tte party. Both kavt boon Indicted for (allude to register as officers of a Communistaction organization, “ Wo have asked the court to set trial date* aa soon as possible but have not teen tofanned when that will te," the Legal Notice OrUndo, Florida. *n t>r h.fure the Jnd iley of Januarv, A. t> ISO. T in turn* of til. court t o which till. .1111 he* b«.n lactltut.4 I* Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit, e.m lI* HOT \V. P A ItK K H end SOrim ; u. I’ a u k k u , h i. w ii., lia la llf f * . .V*. ilKUIUJK All1)0. T ru rl.., end O UtildiK AHDO, Indlvldutllr. end VKt.L A tiEKNK AHDti. hi. wife, tedlvlduelly. end OROROH C. AHtHA end KK.NNKTU tlALCUM. Jointly. Defendants, Chancery No. 11(11. utherWire a D*<-r.e Pro Ceofr.ao Will be e n l.r.d < s * le « l you for your (allu re to ao a«r«a and file your A a e v tr or other dtftnaea a* required by leer. WITNKHH the hand and aaal e f tald Court thla Jeth day e f November, A. 1>. IMS. U U U Ll C I.re e f the Circuit Court Ie and For Semlaote Coun­ ty, Florida By: Martha T. Vision D. C. I Frank A. Taylor Attorney for Plaintiff* II* North Masaelia Avenue Orlande, Fla. Fabliau Dee. 4. U . II. II. cmi-i t f 'T ' — ~ 'th ' R i___ _ ' i-1 By France* Waster Life on tho Philippine Isand* was described by apo­ dal guest Pamela Grtanatl, who was in char go of tho pro­ gram given at a regular meeting of tba United Pres­ byterian Youth of tte Plrat Presbyterian Church te Lake Mary. Pamela was. one of tha girls sponsored by the Ro­ tary Club to go to tte Philipplnr Islands as aa exchange student for ten month*. White there ate took slides of the people, (te country and all sights of interest and beauty. She showed these slides to the group white (elllog about each. Pamela's report coincided with Joy Wester'* report on Mexico te that the main dif­ ference between this coun­ try and others Is tte clast distinction between the weal­ thy and the poor. Among souvenirs s h o w n were a beautiful purse mads K IW A N B PRESID ENTS A N D T H B IR W IVE S tnjojrod tba annual Lad la* N igh t d in a r and ChrMtaiaa party a t tha M ayfair Inn, with atagar Dick Hottaekw taking tha load ia pro* riding entertainment Shown hara from la ft art tioos would ho filed at an early dpt* against n number af other members. Party attorneys John Abt and Joseph Foror said they would seek an ha mediate ap­ peal af Monday's conviction, partly oa the ground that any registration attempt would amount to aelf-inerlminatkm ia violation of tha Fifth Amend­ ment. out of pteesppte aod coco­ nut and exquisite writing paper made set af lira. A question and answer parted fallowed. Preceding the program an Inspiring worship service was given directed by Harold Unger with Ralph Unger reading tha Scripture. Special music waa presented by Joy Waiter and Dolores Kirteb, who sing "Holy Night" aod ’ How Groat Thou Art", ac­ companied oa tho organ by Mrs. Frances Wester. The entire group then had a song teuton tinging their National Fellowship Song, "Cum ha ya" and "Go Tall It On The Mountain*." Fol­ lowing the program a brief business session was held by the members before the group was transported to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo* Smoth­ ers on Lake Emma far a social hour. Refreshments of cookies and punch ware serv­ ed by tha boitcti. JAYCEB CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST ENTRY BLANK Mall to: Contest Chairmen P. O. Box 1943 Sanford, Florida GENERAL RULES: 1. Entries muit be located te tha 8anford Ana (contact Information Building for limits). 2. Contestants may enter Residential nr Commercial etas, siflratinn nr both. Separata entry blanks an nqulred for each entry. 3. Only one division may te entered nnder tha Residential claexltlrntion. All Residential entries will be eligible for Division No. 4. 4. Entries muat tie mailed to the Jayree llldg., on French Ave. by noon December 19, IIW2. 9. Contestants are requested to keep displays lighted nightly between 7:30 end 9:30 P. M. until winnen an announced to aliow Judges ample time to check all en­ tries. (Check classification end division) RESID ENTIAL--------------------------Division Prizes: 1st place — 20 V trophy 2nd place — 12 trophy Division No. 1: Religious Setting (Nutivliy, etc.) . ............ Division No. 2: Traditional Setting (Santa Claus, etc.) Division No. 3: Artistic Setting (Lights, uses, windows, doorways, etc. ---------Divlsiun No. 4: Beet over-all decorations automatic PRIZES DONATED UYt First Federal Savings A Loan; Florida Power A Light Company; Florida State Bank; Nnufonl Atlantic. National Bank; Sanford Herald. COMMERCIAL........ — ........................ Includes Doorways, Show Windows, Bldg., or all. Prizes: Possession of the Florida Power and Light Tra­ veling Trophy fur one year. ADDRESS____ ___ ____ J________________________________ Note: Please complete decoration before eubmlttlng entry: A Public Hearing r ill b* held In lh* City Commission Room, City Hall, Thursday, Decem­ ber 20. 1962, a l 8:00 p.m. on the application for m on in g of Lot* • and 10, Block 10. Tier 7, E. R. Trafford’i Map o f Sanford from on R-2 (re­ sidential) to C-l (commercial) ion*. Addreea: 414 Wee! 9th Street. By: Towing ewj Planning Coauniaahm City o f Sanford Altamonte Sets Annual Party Boswell, Is new arranging far judges, not from Chuluote, who will take their taipecMembers of tho American tlona just a Jaw days before Legion Auxiliary uf Campbell Christmas. Lowing Poet SI bold their sonual Yale party at tha Legion home, with meunda o f gifts under the decorated tree to be given te needy families ef the cemmualty. A special centerpiece on the table waa a huge cookie baked 1a tho shape e f a Christmas John I . GUdottt, (3, died at Seminote Memorial Hos­ tree by Miss Linda King, daughter of tho president ef pital Sunday. Ho sms born te Madison the auxiliary, Mrs. W. J. King. County, Ala., Sept. » , ISO*, which preceded the party, members hoard reports oa tha Mid-Winter Conference ef the Aexiltary which was beta te Tempo. Reporting delegates ware Mrs. Jotl Field aad Mr*. John McCloakey. Membership tolls for the year have mow reached 11* percent and the unit has ro­ esIrad a citation for passing tha 100 per cent goal, Mrs. Cbarlos Webster, membership chairman reported. Mrs. Baa Newsom told members that cetsfuL Present for the event were Mrs. Jerry Penile, Mrs. John Fierro, Mrs. Bea Newsom, Mrs. David R em le y , Miss Lind* Kin*, Mre. Joel Field, Mrs. Eva Wynne, Mlse llasel Stiles, Mrs. D. J. Brumfield, Mn. Charles Webster, Mrs. Fred Y e a e k I e, Mrs. Paul Brefka, Mn. Ruth 8mlth, Mrs. T. J. HUIes, Mrs. C. E. Hunter, Mrs. W. J. King and Un. John McCloakey. Longwood far tho past 11 months. Mr. OhktetH waa a retired carpenter and a member of the Rider Springs Baptist Church. Survivors Include bis wi­ dow, Mrs, Gracia Ghldotti; two slaters, Mrs. Dora Rob­ inson, Detroit, Mich., and and Mrs. Dewty Coulter, Ardmore, Tran. The body wUl te sent to Ardmore far services and burial Brissoo ‘Funeral Home la te charge of arrangements. Mrs. Ellen Eva Thompson, T3, of 1400 W. 9th St. died at Seminole Memorial Hospital Monday. She came here from Geor­ gia In 1914 and was associat­ ed with tte Jehovah Witness- one daughter, Mrs. Ellen Windsor, two grandchildren and one lister, Mr*. Nancy Dykas of Baxlay, Ga. Service* will te held Wed­ nesday at 3 p. m. at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel, with R. C. Brantley officiat­ ing. Burial will te in Osteen Cemetery with Gramkow Funeral Horae te charge of arrangements. Psllbesrers will te Robert Dotson, Ram Keeling, How­ ard Fraser, R. N. Stafford, Tha Seminole High School graduating class of 1953 te planning a 10-year class re­ union to he held at Spsnctr's Restaurant Saturday at 1 p. m.. Gerald Covington, re­ union chairman said today, MWe atlll lack contact with several members of our dess and ank that any one knowing the whereabout* of the follow­ ing pereona contact Fred WUeon nt Wilson-Malar Furniture Co.: . tiynlth C oe k man, Mario (tootling, Diana llart, Carol Delaware once shared the Morehouee, Elisabeth Murphy, same teglslstui* and gover­ Lee Parmlter, Clifford Boston, Dorothy Sherry end Dorothy nor with Pennsylvania. Whlddon. Ed McKinley, president ef L IV IN G the els**, now living In Palalka ie expected to be present for the gathering, as well aa C H R IS T M A S former principal, H e r m a n Morris. TREES Rome portrait busts *», for example, that of Plantilla In the i-ouvre st Parts, had tha hair removable to that by changing the wig a eUtu* would always he fashionable. Don't let 18 mi. ataitd in (h * w »y o f happlnewt." M adam e Donna Psychic Reader T h * Unseen WorldGroat**! Power On Earth On* Consultation Will Help You H it N. Oriaada Ave. Whiter Park. Florida Sanford P m id tn t and Mr*. E. D. K Irch h off; Sooth Seminola-Korth Ornnga P m id tn t P itt V anaa and Mr*. Yarns* and W istar P *rk P M * daat V a n M ytr* aad Mr*. N r m . (It o a M Photo) Grapevllls Nursery 3331 Craperil!* Are. ■tatty Boas* oa MaKland Ave. Children ap to IS years of •go era invited. Seats win ho m hand to visit tbe youngsters aad there win he carol stegtef around a lighted Christmas served and rack child win raetira a f * . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cerhardt and Mrs. Tommy Thompson are te charge. Hamilton House Restaurant on Hwy. IT-93 In North Fora Pork, la tte result of sev­ eral year* planning and assay years experience. The owners, Boh and Kathy Hamilton, bought tte Early American house especially fee ua* as a restaurant Ex­ tensive remodeling was com­ pleted this summer, ending a period of planning and working for their own res­ taurant Hamilton baa been in the restaurant business far 1* yean, serving as tte man­ ager of Morrison's Imperial House restaurants te St Petersburg, Winter Park and Daytona Beach. Ha also opened Tampa's International Inn and served aa manager of Us three largo dining areas. Hamilton House eaters for all types of parties, recep­ tions and luncheons in Its warm Early American atmos­ phere, In addition to serv­ ing during Us regular hours. TW pragma ef Ik* Little la d IH w i B i m i o m tfca U*t th m p«an « u outlined bp Mr*. Frank Hubs far m«mben of the School Food Ber­ rien Asia. • Ufa oddrtw was presented st tbs December meeting sad Yule party of the association held at tbe Longwood School. Mrs. Hahn, who hss bees om of the pioneer supporters and worksrs of the school far mentally retinted children, was accompanied by Mrs. Ana Karas, who la alio aettra in tha growth of tha school. "From o m room hr • church, wo hara progressed to tbe present Little le d School* house, an old building, the use of which la given to us by the county school board/1 Mrs. Ruin raid. The budget for this year has been act at 19,00*. Mrs. Huhn told member* of the awociatioa aad support la entirely through tha donations of individusls and charitable organ­ isations. A paid teacher is in charge of the school now and tha group of children varies from flva to IS yaara of age, with a waiting list of several more children pointing up tbe need far further expansion. "These children can be taught a good many things, but they must ha taught indi­ vidually, bceauaa each has special problems," she pointed out "They go to school three hours daily, aod have tbe tame vacation parlods aa chil­ dren in public schools." Last summer, the children were able to take advantage of a six-week craft course, em­ phasising the use of the hands, and drawing on tbe creative and manual ability of tba children. Many local civic groups and organisations contribute funds, chibs furnish bread aad milk for the children at their milk break sack morateg. Many mothers help out with Urn cam aad teaching of the ckQdren aad "we always have some, thing te sell, to try te raise money far the support of the organization," aha added. There la immediate need far another room and another teacher to cart for the chil­ dren on the waiting Hit who need tha training aad taaehMg, representatives of the supporting organiiatka said. Mrs. Huhn and Mrs. Karas are both officials of tbs Sentbolt Association for Retarded Children, the governing and administrative body of the school. School facilities art not ads* quota to help children over 13 years of age, and a shelter aad workshop needs to ho or* gsaised for them, it was pointed out. At the Christmas party fol­ lowing the program, a gift of funds waa presented to tba school by ths members of the School Food Services Assn. The devotional was present­ ed by Mre. Minnie Hanlons and Miss June Rsscorn lad tbe singing of Christmii Carols. TH IS CHRISTMAS — GIVE — TIR ES THE PERFECT PRACTICAL GIFT. CAVANAU G H TIRE SERVICE 1191 S. French Avs. f a a -m i their family group. Tho film, “Tha Ltttteat Am gal" will be shown aad a program wifi be promoted under direction ef Mrs. Frank Winkler assisted by Mrs. Allan Sate after which San­ ts Claus will visit with good* tea far an tho chOddran. Rev. Fred Footer, poster of the church, ompkaateaa that tha party te far all fam­ ilies In tbe community who* ther or not they am mutters ef his congregation. Tho minister has advised that ho particularly would like all children of the area to at* tend and join in Urn fastivte ties. A Christmas Gift Far Tte Satire Family Ceramic Tile end Pstte F IN A N C IN G A V A IL A B L E Ne Mosey Daws Bracket TOe & M arble Co. STM S. Saaferd A vSl FA M i l l BEST RESALE VALUE IN ITS FIELD I BEST VALUE YOU CAN GET! �___ - g>anfnrt> S m tU i WEATHER: Partly cloudy, mild. Low tonight, 80. tv VOL. 63 £ _ * . (ft * WED., DECEMBER 19, 1962 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 608 HATANA (U PI) - Nego- win tall from Miami either exchanged for the prisoner* The ahip U being loaded at the Miami airport loaded with Fort Lauderdale, he said. medicine and foodstuffs to bo r Ba ransom ro­ Friday night or Saturday held by Fidel Caatro. ta LIU Cuban Invasion morning with (nod* to be exmm reported to- day to ba am Ike varga of a T L L BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS,’ la tha them# o f Jerry W. Hook, o f Sanford, presently deployed aboard tho USS Forresta] with VAH-8 in the Mediterranean. Hook was one o f four men aboard the ahip who won tripe home fo r the holiday in a contest based on contributions to the United Fund drive. He is shown Riving his lucky ticket to Cdr. J. S. Kenyon, ForreeUl executive officer. Santa Surveys Sanford Da-da-da-daaaa, da-da-daaa xious to bare a good wel­ and 2 p. ra. and I p. m A CONVERSATION WITH - • • yep. you guessed R, come rolled out for the fam­ and • p. m. On Saturday, he will be BILL BUSK. Santa Claus 1* coming to ous winter tourist, who tra­ Reporter: What’s the big road project for next year} * Bush: (Smiling and raising a fist le the sky) 23th St.! • • • We hear that Altamonte Springs will go to court next week to have their municipal revenue bond* for the new wa­ ter system validated. It'll be up to the State'a Attorney, Ar­ thur Steed, to prove to the m coart that tha improvement Isn't desirable, and Joe Davis to prove It is. It ought to be a jolly affair. f • • • Wonder If the "Idlewild of Centra! Florida" idea for Mc­ ■< Coy'APB wiR do anything to hurt’ an airport for Seminole County? Or Is it Sanford, now? * Merl# Warner late . „ t i My on Established 1908 Prisoner Deal Okay Near; Ransom Goods Are Loaded By LARBY VERSHEL Lions, Kiwants and Rotary 3ob members battlin' to see which organisation collect* the most far the Salvation Army . . . The only real winner will be the needy. • • • Yon can’t say the city does­ n't look out for its cithern. With cooperation from State officials, city cracked down on n termite company ebargfag excessive fees on some nine widows here. Arrests made and the case cleaned up. • • The Sanford Fire Depart­ ment was publicly thanked to­ day by the Thornton family an W. First Street Their home waa saved from e blare and this Thorntons wrote ns pub­ licly giving their thanks. • • • County Commission Chair­ men J. C. Hutchison out of the hospital 1 By the way, the gen­ eral will ones again ba named chairman of the board come January. • • • United Press Leased Wire town. He'll be at the eld post office building Friday morning to meet the kids, and wa understand he will look the place over as a possible Florida headquart­ er*! This visit has been special­ ly arranged by the downtown merchants and they are an­ downtown from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 3 to S:30 p. m. Monday he will be on band from I i . m. to 3 p. m, • • • Store* in tha downtown shopping section will be open again tonight until P p.m. for those getting caught In the la»t minute Christmas rush. vels by sleigh, whether to Florida or New England. Be on band, kids, thla la your chance to meet St. Nick and get a good lick in for those toys you've always wanted. On Friday Santa will be In front of the post office be­ tween the hours of 10 a. m. Missiles, Congo Top Agenda As Kennedy, Macmillan Confer netoMns goacruiiMi. A sooren ctaan In the nego­ tiators headed bf New York attorney Jaaaa B. Donovan said "ww are awaiting an answar this afternoon," pre­ sumably from Yidal Caatro. H waa understood tha only hitch to announcement of a successful end to tho talks waa government verification that Donovan's Ust of foodstuflo and medicines con­ formed to Castro's ransom demand as outlined previous­ ly. Donovan waa expected to meet again with Castro to Iron out tho last details of the prisoner swap. Tha maritime trades department of the AFL-ClO said today tha African Pilot pensive program to develop the 1,000-mil* air-to-ground Sky bolt missile. What Macmillan waa be­ lieved to be seeking her* waa a solid indication of what the United State* is willing to do o'* B1U M c C r e t . to fill tha gap in Britain's nu­ chairman of tha State Canal clear 'deterrent that will b« speaking at tha caused by 8kybolt's loss. Park meeting of the Tha Unltad State* is ex­ Wattaways Assn., accused the pected to mak* aonia tort of railroads of pushing tha idea concession but American of­ that the eanal system wUl ruin tha ( state's water aupply. ficials said flatly Kennedy Taint so. says be. and the had mad* a final decision not group farvently agreed. to pour further U. ft. millions into Skybolt. We forgot to mention the The grave U. S. view of pos­ ether day, that tha truck that A change in the Seminole sible Soviet intervention in brought the 33,000 pounds of High basketball schedule the Congo appeared to be the beans to HLH Products parked TOPEKA. Kan. (U P I) — has resulted In a game to­ newest element injected by la front of the office out there Two teenage former aoldlers night at TlUuvUle, previous­ Kennedy into the meeting. and promptly sank up to its Shortly after the president who have admitted killing ly beaten by the local hubs in the soft sand. Took a arrived and received a warm Mven persons in a five-state courtmru. bull doser to get it out Coach Ralph Slump* also airport welcome from Slae- crime spree In 1M1 were sen­ • • • Mid the Christmas Tourna­ miltan ami Bahamian official­ tenced Tuesday to hang Jan. Pssssst—1 Don't tell a soul, ment at Leesburg will get dom, American sources dis­ 31. but Santa is paying a surprise The Kansas Supreme Court underway with the Semi- closed that a high level U. S. visit to the Little Giant Food noles battling the host team military mission had been or­ set the execution date tor Store tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. George R. York of Jackson­ Thursday night. dered to the Congo for a fast The store, managed by Jim ville, Fla , and James D. j survey of United Nations and Latham of Mauneevill*. Tex. Buckler. Is at 2303 S. French. Congolese defense forces. Jim didn't know if Santa was They aro to be banged be­ American officials reported tween 12:01 a. m. and 3 a m. coming by A3J, helicopter or the Congu is becoming an in­ Jan. 31. . What, but he was notified this creasingly tempting target V morning the Jolly gent will be "We killed together, so we there tonight. for Soviet ambitions. Accord­ expect to die together." York North Orlando Mayor Frank ing to these sources the fail­ • • • and Latham Mid when they A lot of Casselberry pro­ Fasula said today there was ure of efforta to integrate were convicted Nor. 7, 1961, perty owner* are worried no money in the municipal mineral-rich Katonga Pro­ in Russell, Kan. about the zoning question out coffers to pay for an audit of there. They »re afraid of what the town books, now being an Rl-A or Rl-AA will do to pushed by councilman and1 their county taxes. Ona put it treasurer, Woodrow \V. An­ this way: "When tha assessor derson. Fasula aays hr anticipates! sees that, her nose twltcbea, a motion to have the book* i her cart wiggle and she sees audited at the next council | great big dollar signs!” meeting Jan. S at the town # • • It'll be a long drawn out hall. WASHINGTON (U PI)-Th* than the programa," although Frank Watkins of Seminole session at the Casselberry meeting tonight, if everybody Bookkeeping Service, who pre­ Federal Communications Com­ bia engineers can't detect tha comes with complaints that pared the hook* for the vill­ mission, in responso to a de­ difference on their monitoring aayt they’re going to. The age. said the ether day his luge of complaints, will inves­ devitea. Minow aaid ho wanted the road to coning look* Ilk* a 303 bill for the preparation tigate “ Irritatingly loud'* tele­ volume of commercial* limit­ has not been paid and he ia rocky one. ed to tho volume of adjacent going to institute action to vision commercials. • • • The agency Tuesday appeal­ program material force payment in tba near fu­ If you see a strangely fa­ ed to broadcaitcra to listen for Tha FCC voted unanimously miliar face around town (or ture. themselves and to eliminate to investigate the situation de­ The need for an audit waa the next couple of days, don't flip, U'a who you think it is indicated by Assistant State any practices which might spite the fact that pait in­ . . . famous emcce Don McNeil Auditor George Warner on a c o n t r i b u t e to "annoying­ quiries "have generally re­ recent visit ordered by Gov­ ly loud'' advertisements. It vealed that no violation* of at tha Breakfast Club. ernor Bry ant in response to a sug..-sted they lend an ear to commission rules, sueh as • • • McNeil told us he would be petition sent to Tallahassee Ihe “ rapid fire delivery" and ovrrmodulation, for cxampla, broadcasting live, direct from signed by property owners in "strident tones" of some an­ were involved as the causa of ioudnesa of which listener* nouncers. the new Mack!* Development the town. "Complaints have been com­ complained.'* at Deltona, and it ought to, Warner said then that he had Sen. Clifford P. Cate (R-N. aouod mighty good to folks up no indication of the cost of ing in by dribblet for years." one FIX' official said. “ But re­ J.) one of several members of such an audit, and would make Chicago way. no estimates until requested cently they have multiplied. ■Congresa wbo passed on com­ • • • Anybody got any office fur- to do so by the town council. Maybe U'a because Chairman plaints to tho r c c from their However. It was previously ' Minow has been telling avery- constituents, said ho hoped the Disking! they are not using? I »(!;■• i.'srly a filing cabinet?, estiinaled that a rheck of (he one within earshot that hr commission would "bring thla Ine Juvenile Council now baa; town books by a certified pub­ heart the noise level rise on public nuisance to an end." Case cited the protest of one is office with Mrs. D. M. lie accounting firm would cost commercials." FCC Chairman Newton N. parent who said that loud com­ U.U acrvmg as secretary, but m tut neighborhood of 1100 to A ', )u * * bars room. Call 13300, which Mayor Fasula Minow baa aaid bia sensitive mercial* not only woke up his Tvia in;#', council president. «ay* the town d»*»a'J have ears have noticed that ^eom baby, but also one in the next , inczcuU sccm to sound louder, apartment. k yen • « « As*. i available. Teenage Killers Of Seven To Die Tonight Fasula Says No Funds On Hand 'Loud' Commercials Target Of Survey J The maritime trader depart­ ment, he Mid, agreed to do­ nate the labor needed to tranaport the gooda to Havana. He eatlmated the monetary value of thla labor at 113.000. The apokeaman aald the trip to Havana would take only a few hour*. The cargo would coaalat mainly of baby food* and medicine, he aald. Asst. Atty. Gen. Louis F. Oberdorfer of the tax divis­ ion represented the Justice Department in the conference. Relatives of the prisoners hoped that, if a settlement is agreed on today, the captured Invaders might bo free by Christmas. Through the day Tuesday, huge freight planes roared Into used In ransoming the prison* era. At least 40 tons of sup­ plies were landed. Another 210 Iona is being shipped in by road. Drugs, air and truck trans­ portation are being donated free by the companies con­ cerned as a "humanitarian act . . . in the U. S. national in­ terest" Hope O ff Again HOLLYWOOD ( U I* I ) — Comedian Bob Hop* leaves to­ day on hi* 11th Chriatroas tour to entertain aervkemen over­ vince into the rest of the Con­ seas. O t h e r entertainment go Is shaking the central gov­ personalities in the tour are ernment of Premier Cyrillo Lana Turner. Anita Bryant, Peter Leeda and Jerry Col­ Adoula. ons*. Tho United States is par­ ticularly interested ia recent Real Milk Run indications that the Soviet PEORIA. HI. (U Pl)—Jack Union wants to be invited to Roloff, a truck driver hauling intervene in tho Congo—an balk milk tanka, was taken on invitation that might bo forth­ n rid* today by hia cargo. coming from tho future Con­ When he suddenly stopped his go regime If tho Adoula gov­ track, two big tanka slid into ernment should fall. tho cab and burst, washing him off tho seat and out th* door on a crest of hundreds of gallon* at milk. NASSAU (UP1) — Presi­ dent Kennedy and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan farad today to nmwrd-aeHoua examination of U. R.Britlsh differences over the Skybolt missile and a threat* ened new crista in tha Con­ goTha British knew before coming to Nassau that tha United State* had decided to drop its end of tha highly ex- changed in Havana for Cuban prUoner*. A spokesman for the anion aaid the time of tailing waa tet during a conference at the Justice Department to­ day. He aald the conference waa called to workout detaila of the ahlpment of gooda to be Reds Blast Again WASHINGTON (U P!) — Russia touched off two Intermediate yield nuclear blasts In the atmoephrre over its Novaya Zemlya teat center in tho Arctic Tuesday, according to tha U. S. Atomic Energy Commission. Th* explosion* were th* 3.1rd and 34th So­ viet testa. Rom anoff To Quit BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (U P I) — Restaurateur Mika Romanoff, wbo gave up hi* dubious claim to Hussinn roy­ alty to become an American citizen, celebrated th* 2-'Jrd anniversary of hi* restaurant Tuesday night by announcing he would close ita doors for­ ever Jan. 1. Powell Worse DON AlcNElLr fnmoua Breakfast Club MC fron r Chicago, arrived ftt tha M ayfair Inn Tueadny to confer with official* o f Mnckla Brothers. Inc, Deltona Division on nn luivertiaing program for the new development. Shown here with the veteran toastmaster are from left, Neal Naples 29 Killed In Mass Mackles Reveal Prison Break Try New Negotiations miKNOft AIRES (UP!) — Guards crushed an attempted mass break from th* Villa Devoto Jail early today after 12 hours of rioting in which 29 persons were killed ami four wounded. Infuriated guards killed four escape ringleaders In violation of a “ truce agree­ ment* The enraged warden* shout­ ed down their superiors try­ ing to keep them from storm­ ing cell tiers, and u-ed tommyguna to eold blnodedly shoot down four ringleadsrs who had earlier executed guards held as hostages. Prisoners killed guards at frequent intervals to “drama­ tise'* their demands. The bodies of two were thrown out into the prison courtyard from a second floor window. Cnee of “ w* will kill them all" were heard over an open telephone line. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (U PI) — Dick Powell appear* to have suffered a setback In hia battle against cancer, but the actor's physician empha-; sited Tuesday that reports Powell may not live to th* end of the year wars inaccurate. "He ia not a terminal case," MILWAUKEE, WIs. (UPI) Dr. John C. Sharp* said. “ It —An unwed mother of five takes a lot to knock out a big children who told a probation man like th a t'' officer “ I'll have as many Unwed Mother On Relief Defies Authorities Budget Request TALLAHASSEE (UPlj-Ths Development Commission *iked the Budget Commission tad Legislature for 3213 million in spending fur the coming two years today, of which the state would put up 111 million from general revenua. Herald Index Bridge -------Page2B Classified___ Pag* 3B Comics--------- Pag* 2H Dear Abby ----- Page 2H Editorial_ Pag* 1H Entertainment _ Page 2B Pu zzle_________ Pag* 2B Society ... Page 8 A 9 Sport* Pag* 4 A ? ofHeltomt? Everett Ktrr, Mayfair nuuutgSr; Me. Nell, M. R. Mathew* and Neil E. Bohr, vie* praai* dent o f the development company. McNeil M id he pinna some live bramknsta direct from the nit* o f Deltona, neur Enterpriftft. (Herald Photo) children as I want**' faced the possibility 11»lay of having her children taken away from her. Circuit Court Judge John Coffey asked the Welfare Department Tuesday to Invcotigata th* effuirs of Paulin* Wainwright, 22, to determine whether ah* is a fit mother. Hh# told a probation offi­ cer, “ I'll have ea many chil­ dren as 1 want, and the coun­ ty wilt support ma and no­ body will do anything about it * If th* children are taken from her custody, they will be pluced In a Later home and Mist Wainwright could be charged for their car*. She now receive* 3236 a month in welfare puymeats. Deltona development receiv­ ed a financial ahot-ln-the-arm .Monday when director* of C. K. P. Development* Inc. and Mnckle Bros. Inc. voted to con­ sider a plan whereby C. K. P. will acquire Mackle Bros. Inc. through an exchange of stock. Official* aald today that th* move will add th* substantial hacking of th# development company and Increase th* de­ velopment pace of th* 12,00(1 acres of land located In Vol­ usia County north of Sanford. It is axpected that th* con­ tract will be signed within a week. Th* exchange will be made subject to approval of C. K. P. Developments shart- holders. It ia planned that a special meeting of C. K. I'. De­ velopments abareholdera will be called a* aoon aa practic­ able. Under the plan, C. K. P. De­ velopment* would exchange 260,000 shares of it* common stock fur all stock of Mackla Bros. Inc. KUiott, Frank and Robert Muckle, owners of Mackle Bros. Inc., would take over ac­ tive management of C. K. P. Developments under the plan, together with Norman K. Winston, present board chair­ man ami president of C. K. I'. Developments, and .Stanton I). Hanson, vies chairman. Officials Get Briefing On Jet Port Efforts Polaris Soars To New Success CAPE CANAVERAL (UPT) —A Navy Polaris miaslla soared across tho Atlantic Ocean before dawn today in a successful tost of the small­ est Inertial guidance system ever built for a U. ft. military rocket. The bottle-shaped Polaris, modified especially tor the test, roared from ita launch­ ing pod at 2:33 a. m. With­ in 2o minutes, the nose cone landed squarely on target more than 1,200 miles away. The Polaris waa an earlier A3 model carrying the gui­ dance system built tor the longer range A3 version now undergoing test flights at U>e Atlantic missile range. The lightweight steering system Is a key to the in­ creased range of nearly 2 900 miles claimed by the A 3. The Polaris rockets now opera­ tional are limited to 1,373 miles and 1,723 miles. The guidance package li the smallest and lightest now In use In America's growing family of ballistic missiles, it is about one-third the use ami weight of earlier sys­ tems used on the Polaris. Orlamlu officials niude a that the rumplute support of hard pitch to officers of the all Central Florida counties Heminolq County Chamber of Commerce Tuesday afternoon ran be acquired for th* pro­ on behalf of support for a ject, In onlrr tn stave off the Central Florida Jetport to establishment of such an iuserve th* Houthcast with jet |stallatiun ill the Melbourne; Esu Gallie or Tituavilleservice to world points. The meeting was requested 1Cocoa area. It wus maintained by tha chamber officials ao by Mayor Carr that there they could b# briefed on the wouldn't be sufficient traffir NEW YORK (U PI) — subject and learn its possible -riginutlnir on the central effect on th* local airport rust roust to warrant a large |Mona Lisa, the fragile beau­ ty of the old world, arrived picture end to provide a basis 1Jet facility there. for consideration of a resolu­ It was pointed out by Me- in the new world today. Leonardo da Vinci's 16th j Lean that the ultimate de­ tion backing the project. Deae called a meeting of the velopment of the Jetport do- century painting completed chamber executive committee pends on Ui* eventual phasing I ita first Atlantic cruiitng for this afternoon to discuss ! out of |130 million McCoy ' aboard the French Lines' tho resolution of support for |facility as a B-S2 base, but ! Franc* to begin a tour of the Orlando jetport effort. : there is nothing definite on ' museums in Washington and |New York. It was placed in Making tha trip were cham­ I that yet, he said. ber president Richard Dcas, If It happens, then th* a heavily guarded, air-con­ executive committeeman Clif­ j dream is that McCoy will be­ ditioned truck for the first ford McKibbin, airport com­ come a local Idlewild, to serve leg of Us Journey. The Louvre Museum's mittee chairman Merle War­ |all the southeastern states chief treasure Is on loan from ner and munaier John Krider. I with overaeus flights, ft wus the French government un­ The pitch for the Orlando pro­ |pointed out that at present, til the end of February for ject was made by Mayor . if a Floridian wishes to make display at the National Gal­ Hubert Carr and aviation di­ a flight to Europe be must lery m Washington and a^ rector W. B. McLean. go to New York for hia the Metropolitan Museum) T h / Orlamlu group hopes transportation. her* (or three weeks each Mona Lisa Gets Air Conditioning I � 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, 1962 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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