2 10 176 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/70dc14a8b148ae8eae71644e505d1e65.pdf 0ad94c0618388a285de681a39862edb8 PDF Text Text # |l-AW/s V.sJril B . -i*-V * rr •5i; k i n it i» Teacher Society Adds Mrs. A lb To Membership •ally M taking tte Ufa of lag wa, lAyoar-old Twry * % ’g nfladlag kin flight I t can’t *oe rosy well sod «( through ■ medical cu e plea flaxseed by tfee gavammcnt. HI* fatter, 8ft. Wil­ lard h i m , la etatioaed ia BeriW. "He doeen’t apeak tench aI Chriatmai,” Mr*, lefera •aid. "AO that te'a neaUe» *4 to was that he watted hi* watch (teed, a Mt af tethroan aeaiea, ead a pair af slack*." Aa Atlanta specialist who haa n i a h t d Tarry Mid prognosis was death. Early last year, tte boy started complaining that his lags hurt Ho began te stum* Me when te waited. Gradual­ Legal Notice ly ha became weaker and mors Ifi Ms Despite visits te doctor* hi Dalton, Chattanooga and At* laata, Terry'* eondJUoa tea fated to lapm w . New te spends kia days ia hia room ia tte family apartmsat t e n watching television for brief periods, listening to record* and talking with hi* mother. D*f*a<teat*. Mr*. Xofltra said t e te not USTSCM OP U M N o n a s u hxrmiit air* aware how mrioua his con­ T.S I t u t • • th e i l t k 4a jr of dition is. Ho can’t road D e e ta k e r l»M . • » » » * • * • * newspapers and visitors don't a t th e m ala 4aee e f tk a C ourt Mouse a t eow laole C ounty, talk about Us sickaoM. a t Souford, g lo ria s, th s a ad o r"He wants me to alt aod aixn#4 C torb w ill a lt a r for oslo lo tho klshoot and kost talk to him most of tte btildsr to r saak I b t follow ing Umo. Ho talks about any* dssorlbod ro t I property: Lot I t . OAKLAND IIILL*. thing that's on Us mind. a ffo rd in g to th s pint But mostly ho likes te talk th ere o f a* recorded la about old (lmo* — when te r i o t Hook I t, P e so s IS •n d *1. Public R ecord, of could play . . . baseball was Seminole County, Plorldo. his favorite sport." t o o t h e r w ith all atructuroe. Impronomonto, flsturoo. *Pflta a r .a , and a p p u rtsn an re o an ssl'l land or used la eon* lu n rllo a tho rtw llk . TM* sale la m ods p srs u o u t to final d*or*o of foreclosure Chanc*ry antarsd . . . ____ M B I action No. U t i l now pondlnx In lb* C ircuit C ourt of and to r gsm lnols C ounty, Plorldn. ' d a t k d ibis I l t k day e f p s e m b o r, lilt. (SKAL) A rthur H. B sckw lth, J J r., Clork o f tb* C ircuit C uurt R r: M artha T. Vlblon I'sp u ly Clork Andsrson, Rush. Doan, Lowndso 4 van dsn flora A t t o r n ,,, for P la in tiff I Cost C onlral Avonu* Undo, Plorldn Puhllth Poo. I t . 1ISS C D O .lt. R Oviedo Baptists Announce Speciol Services Church Closes Side Street Methodist Yule Services Set In Oviedo By Jan* C saw teny Tha Crusader Circle of the Casselberry Community Meth* odist Church W8C8 will hold n Christmas party and supper at S:30 p. m. Monday at the homo of Mrs. Vie Chambers on Warran 8L In Longwood. There will bo aa exchange of gifts.' Bov. Robert loka, minister of tte First Methodist Church la Oviedo, has announced that tte aanuai Candlelight garvice will te bold this Sunday at tte church during tte 7:10 p.m. warship hour. Next Sunday tha evening service will taka tte form of a Family Night meeting when everyone win te Invited to telp decorate the big Christ­ mas tree In Fellowship Hall. Carols will be sung and the Christmas Story also will te road during Uia evening. By Jane CaasoMecvy The Church Council of tte Mooolah Lutheran Church of Caaualborry voted recently to close Uw passageway on the north side of the church prop­ erty north of Golden Days Dr. T te council was informed by tte city commission that tte area was not actually a »tract but woo mistakenly mark id aa aa extension of Pino Tree Dr. Not wishing to maintain it aa such, tte church council vet* ad to close it In order to safe­ guard tte puhlte. WOODKIOGK, H. 1. (UPI) —A p l e a la “Americans am yw tem * to telp rooottlo Church of Oviedo, Mur. Jack atoro than 110,000 Coban re. T. Bryant, pastor of tte fagooo now crowding the church, aaaoa ic id today. Miami arse of Florida haa This woo* at tte T:lfl p.n*. service, individual interprets- tte Episcopal Church in tte tioas of tte Chriatnua Story diocese of Newark. will te givra by Bur. Fred Bee. D. Allan Easton, dio* Flater and Bur. J . Max Cook, cesan world roliof secretary, a termer minister of tte oakod Americano to “put Oviedo church and by Wendell aside their prejudices regard* Hill, ministerial student Next w e a k tte aanuai lag tte Cuban peoples, In order Christmas Pageant will te that wa can telp these refu­ presented during tte Sunday gees from tte Fidel Castro owning worship hour. The regime find n now Ills among pageant "Holy Nativity," by no wntll they are able to go Harvey B. Batcher, will te homo.” g i m under direction of Mrs. Ho spoke to more than 80 Bryant with Bov. Fred Flater persona. Including Suffragan directing the choirs. Bishop Donald MacAdio and •artral archdanooM «4 tte dtoraaa. a t S t Paul's Episco­ pal Church term Bor. Eastern la rector of 8 t Panl’e. Ho will ioaro Jan. « for Miami, where ho will inter* riow eomo IS Cohan famtile* who will te m ottled in tte eoron north Jersey counties of tte diocoee of Newark. Bee. Easton said M parishes throughout tte diocuoo tee* already pledged to telp a cor* responding number of Cuban refugee families. Many persona are reluctant to eomo forward to act aa temporary hosts for tte Cu­ bans because “our people hart tended to consider the Cubans aa our potential, enemles,” ho said. Family Service There will bo n special serv. ice Wednesday night nl the Prairie Lake Baptist Church In Fern Park from gp .rn .u n * t il t i l l p. m. Tte 8onday S c h o o l will sponsor a church-wide severed dish supper starting at 6 p. m. to te fallowed by aa awning of fellowship. Carol ilngtag will take place around n lighted Christmas tree. u w tta U o n Jenkins In Hospital John Jenklna, 17-year real* dent of tte Paola commun­ ity, has bean hospitalized at Bay Pinas Veterans facil­ ity la St. Petersburg. Jenkins 1s a veteran of World War I. Legal Notice n o r m o D o uamh XOTICl in hereb y stvon th a t I *m o o a a ia d In bu sin ess a t flout* S, Uos H i l l, Hertford, H.ialnol* C ounty, P lsrld a uodor lb* f k ltlo u a nam e af. H K iU iC aA P T c w r r o a i c a b * INKTH. a n d th a t I Intend I* r*«U t«r said nom a w ith tho C ltrk o f tho C lrc o tt C ocrt, Momlnol* C ounty, P lorldo, la nccordonc* wUh lb* p re v i­ sion* of tho rtc tlllo u * Mom* HtotulM , la .w ll: Oort Ion ASMS Plorldo a t s t u t s s is a i. Big: Jo a n P. B tlqua B tla o r K nelquo Publish Ds*. I t . *1, *4 * Ja n . t. Is extended . . . To show yon on# of the homes in charming' Sunlutd Estates. Choose on* of those lovely home* on large lot* before Christmas tad enjoy tho holidays la your own horn*. Also, if you boy before January 1, yon can claim a Homestead Exemption. Beautiful 3-Bedroom, 1, Vh & 2 Bath Hpmes Situated On Large Choice Lots I n . . . CDD*d* JATCEE CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST ENTRY BLANK Mall tot Contest Chairman P. O. Box IMS S a nford, Plorldn GENERAL RULES: 1. Entrtes must bo located In tha Sanford Aran (contact Information Building for limits). 1. Contestants may enter Residential or Commercial clas­ sification or both. 8eparaU entry blanks ora nqulrad for aach antry, S. Only ono division may ho entered under the Reeldefitial classification. All Residential entries will be eligible for Division No. 4. 4. Kntrte* must be mailed to the Jayeee Bldg., on French Ave. by noon December 19, 1WJ. 5. Contestant* am requested to keep displays lighted nightly between 7:30 and 9:30 P. M. until winner* era announced to eliow Judge* nmple time to check ail en­ tries. (Chock 'classification and division) RESIDENTIAL _ rn m n o n o a r Wadsworth of Bunnell. A banquet followed tte ceremonies which were hold In tte Stetson Stodeit Union Bnildteg with Dr. Bath Smith, speaking on tte sub­ ject, “Challenging Woman ia n Changing World.” O tter Rho Chapter tmu Crusader C ircle To Hove Party AMEMCAN LEGION POST SSt of iDaBary m ta tly eomptetad mb of Mi moat tuetOMfol d ib i t for a r a b m Handing the memberahip rfliwpalgm w«re, Mated, Commander I M MeLartn and Ardath Mkbcaar, adjutant i ■tending, from left, William Brumbaugh, William G. WlUiama, Peter Kap> S un lan d E sta tes *14,000 to *16,500 No other American car can match Comat’a mania record—and tha way your coats am cut aa a ra* milt. And If that loot value enough, look what else Carnal alona te tte hold give* you: flno-car styling . . . longest whaalbaaa for amoothar rid* ...biggest trunk. . . plug compact handling and gaa economy . . . plu* eervlca-oavlrtg feature* Ilka aalf-ad|uatlng brakes. Como gat tha entire money-saving story. OUTSTANDING FEATURES Paved Straefx WUh Curbs A Sidewalks While Ttrraxzo Floor* GE Hot Water Heater GE Built-In Kitchen Appliance* ___________ ________ __ __________ Division P rim : let place — 304" trophy 3nd place — 1214“ trophy Division No. l i Religious Betting (Nativity, etc.) .... ------ ----Division No. 3: Traditional Setting (Santa Claus, etc.) ..... ........... .......... Division No. 8: Artis tie Setting (Lights, trees, windows, doorways, etc. _______------Division No. 4: Best over-all decorations autonatie PRIZES DONATED BYt First Federal Savings A Loan: Florida Power A Light Company; Florida Stale Bank; Sanford Atlantis National Bank; Sanford Herald. COMMERCIAL ....................... - ........... , Includes Doorways, Show Windows, Bldg., or all. Prlaea: Possession of tha Florida Power and Light Tra­ veling Trophy for one year. City Sewer Systei Awning Window* Beautiful Park* la rg e Ctoeeta Street Ughta Ham they am t Official figure* Worn tha Automobile Oaalam* "Blbto-f uoTMtoe mww*^ avtaaa* acvaa msau reice* AFTie t VfAf1 AMOUNTor oarecciAnoa ntulAM" | F. H. A. - Conventional Financing CO M ET •so w •1S 4S W 10 V A L IA N T 12019 •tw o • • • • • IM P 4 I f llt l •1 7 3 0 •444 •1 4 4 TEM PEST IIM 7 •1 M I •1 2 2 • 13 CO RVA1R •1 9 7 4 •1 4 1 S 9 S I9 • 49 M M p tg i •2 1 0 0 •1 9 1 0 •5 7 0 • 40 ' FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CONTACT . . . . FA 2-8074 . FA 2.5610 piste decoration before submitting entry: H U N T LIN C O LN -M ER C U R Y, IN C 109 North Palmetto Avenue 1 Sanford, Florida LOCATION: 17*92,2 Ml. B* Of SANFORD. SALES OFFICE lat Hi % �I n&wA A nother T ry U iM W P r M h iim tlw J u m & D c o m if d W (•tutor for ttM im Im n LEATHER: Mostly fair and mild through Tuesday. Low 50. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., DECEMBER 17, 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 606 the 1411 pHowim copti ■oats for the n y ttm * before C hristas* ioIoom Chinese Complain tabtiihed dtisea. . . Dscisloa blngee, tbs report continues, oq the reconuaendatlon of ac­ ceptance from Ambrose OlUff, nephew of the owner.. . Since the Booty angle la right, ap> partntly, civic leaden who aye Intonated la the attractlvenese of the main approach to our downtown business dis­ trict are hopeful that Olllff wilt bo equally concerned about the appearance of the main stem of hla homo town and will aot the deal for an aarly dosing. Dr. Leone, Mrs. Kibee ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Mrs. Kibbe Given Award For Service In Health Work That remind* ms. , .The oa-KIlgore Seed Co. building at West P in t and Myrtle has been given quit* a face-lift­ ing. Now adds to the up-todate structure* on tho north •Ida of W. First Street. . J t's Mrs. Hulda Kibbe was hon­ occupied by Celery City ored Friday aflernoon by Dr. Printing Co. and the Sanford Frank Leone, director of the Dental Laboratory. . . County Health Department, for 2D years of "meritorious At tho postoffice dedica­ service" to the Florida Health tion: "I regret that I have Department. but one life to give for the The certificate accompany, Chamber of Commerce’" . .. Ing the sward laid In part, All the loyal dignitaries on "tho meritorious s e r v i c e tho speaker's rostrum abed award and pin Is given la.ap­ their topcoats . . . Didn’t want preciation of faithful services the pictures to show anything rendered by you In the Florida .. but the glorious warmth qf Health Department." Leonb, ‘ making the award, 7 Elhfwa’rrYadlgnr atnBMhe! ,/. . And off tho choppy •*- said, "You deserve the honor fan** of Lake Monro* whist­ bestowed tipon you, and the led the frigid winds that for entire staff of the Seminole th* 48 hour* Immediately pre­ County Health Department ceding the ceremony had wlshea you the best of health caused anguished and anxloui grove • owners’ and produce growers heart • breaks . . . REAL loyalty In our C i f C men! Weather Goes In For Extremes Our popular congressman, A. 8. Herlong, Jr., both before and after the dedication rite-, was busy shaking hands with scores of his staunch suppor­ ters, of which the number is legion. . . . Hi* "stand up, apeak up and ahut up" speech waa well received. . . No mat­ ter how briof Syd's talk may he it always will have strong points that are food for thought. . . Francis Rouraillat, chairman of th* poatoffie* site committee and in­ coming president of t h e C of C did a splendid job emceeing the affair. . . May­ or Jimmy Crappa paid tribute to the C of C sit* committee, in addition to Roumillat, Brack Perkina, Georg* Touhy, Banda U Chase. John Ivey, Tom McDonald for the real!ration of the dream of a mod­ ern poslofiicc. The tender gnus realty took a boating from the crowd. . . . Bat th* parkway planting had (wen nhout stomp*,! out by those who park at th* curb to go in­ to the building. . . . Too bad th* sotrancs is located so that r/osiing th* planted i m seems logical. . . . ★ By United Preea International Warm weather hugged the nation’s heartland* today after record-breaking temper­ atures from North Dakota to Texas. But tha heat threaten­ ed to increase the already severe vegetable and citrus loss In Florida. With tha mercury reaching BO In Bismarck, N. D., and all the way to 80 atJAustin, Tex., Sunday, people flocked out-of-doors a n d watched much of tha snow that had promised to maka Christmaa white melt away. The 69 at Bismarck broke a 33-year record. At Fargo, N. D., the temperature rose to 67, also breaking a mark act In 1939. Tha mercury at Austin shot up 40 degrees during the day. The final tally on the death toll from the 10 days of enow and cold in tha eastern half of th* nation showed at least 23d persons dead. Ohio led with 38 deaths, and Michigan, where th* snowfall reached 40 inches, had 32 dead. Georgia lost 28 person*. Wall Blasters Are Arrested BERLIN (UPI) — West Rerlin police announced today th» arrest of a West Berlin group that planned wide­ spread explosions along the Communist anti-refuge* wall. They aald th* three men were caught Sunday night as they set off a blast that blew a nine-foot iquare hoi* in th* wall on tho American ■actor border 300 yards from th* U. S. Army'* Checkpoint Charlie. It was the biggest hole ever blown in the wall. W ater Mains Burst Two thres-lnch water line mains burst at Eighth and Ninth on Magnolia Av*., City M anager W. E. Knowles re­ ported today. City ersws wsra nut by mld-mornlng to re­ pair both breaks. TOKYO (UFO—Red China today reported new troop withdrawsls aloof th* t enter with India to t complained that In­ dia is boOdtaf sp Ho anood foreoa with American aid. A separate broadcast raised from •IT to 1,181 total number of Moot of Seminote County’s Indiana captured by the Chi­ multi-million dollar citrus crop nese hi the border war. la salvageable, depending on weather conditions, the counStocks Firm NSW Y O U (UFI)—Stocks ty*a department s i agriculture jumped off to a firm start oa committee reported to Agent moderately active a p e a l a g Cecil Tucker at a special enterdealing* today. AltboOfh Pres­ ident Kennedy stock by bis gun* and again called for a “top to bottom" IMS ta i cat, brokers wots a poet by the proapect that tuch actions may not bo retroactive to Jon. 1* percent of the fruit it reportrd "froisn" the majority can be salvaged it the weather continues to bo cool throughout tho rest of the week, At the same time, Tucker reported the county baa already can bo eecured from tko office of Curt la Green In the 8anford Atlantic Bank Building. Ornamental shrub damage, according to the USDA report, amounts to M per cent of the $2 million crop wiped out and 20 portent of the county’s pos­ ture land "killed." Discussing tho citrus dam­ age, Tucker said that teas damage was "considerable, but surprisingly less than was first anticipated. Thera waa also a heavy drop of foliage but the extent of the damaga cannot bo determined yet." Vegetable damage, especial­ ly truck crops, appears to ba considerable, Tucker said, but soma recuperation is expected by aabbage and celery crops. MIAMI (U F« — A Id-Say embargo waa clamped oa all shipments of freak Florida citrus Sunday as warming weather caused tho fruit to ferment on the trees, adding further damage to tho state’s 1500-million citrus Industry. "It only it had wanned up •lowly," commented one citrusman, "wa could k art salvaged It." The swiftly warming weath­ er after teat week’s historic frees* caused tho ley citrus ts warm too quickly and meek of it hung fermenting on tho branches In M and T0-degreo weather. Officers estimate on • the tree looses at |100 million. Damage to young trees will push the teas much higher. The 01 t r u e Commission, meeting hr a unprecedented Suspect Held TAMPA (UPI) — Pslieo questioned 29-y e ar-e ld Edward E. Stanton today in the ■laying of a night watchman hare Saturday. T|w watchman, 80-year-old Idas Aubrey Sut­ ton, was found dying st tho and continued aervicc in this automobile dealership early Saturday. HI* throat has been department." Mrs. Kibbe came to tha slashed and he was badly b*atSeminole County department from service as n nurse with the Orange County Health De­ A Candidate? partment and before that waa TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — with the hospital la Melbourne. Jacksonville state Sen. Joha She received her training at E. Mathews Jr. says ha Is canthe Grace Hospital, Iliebmoad, sldsring running for governor In 1964 but add* it is too early Va. ‘ . to commit himself now. It is rumored that Mathews couldI draw substantial support from the group thdf supported far­ mer Gov. LeRoy Collins, then lost with Doyle Carlton in 1980. Favors DfeLand Phone Extension Telephone subscribers of DeRary have voted by largo majority in favor «f having extended service to DeLand., Robert Sheddcn, Southern Bell manager her* said today. The extended eervlce means that DeBary and Deltona sub­ scribers will be able to dial DeLand numbers without toll chargee, but with the addition of from 15 cents to 15 cents on their monthly service bill, Shedden explained. Tha Orange City Telephone Company has Indicated that they will cooperate In the ex­ tension of service and will join Southern Dell in petition­ ing the Railroad and Public U11111 i a a Commission for authority to procetd. "As soon as such authority is granted, arrangements will be made fur Southern Bell en­ gineers to start the necesiary engineering work, and all werk will be carried out as early ai possible," Shedden said. Approximately 1435 survey postcards were sent to the DeBary subscribers asking whether they wished the ex­ tended service ami listing the charges which would be added to their monthly bills. Shedden said that 72.5 percent voted ’yes” in th* returns. The move was made in con­ junction with supplying tele­ phone servic* for the new Deltona housing development which lie* partly In the De­ nary exchange, partly in the Orange City Exchange, with a small portion in the Han­ ford exchange. There will be no changes in th* present DeBary facilities to Sanford, he said. Sunday session, voted nnanl- Readin*, Writin’ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The State Department of Edu­ cation has laid plans for Oper­ ation Alphabet—a projact aim­ ed at teaching a quarter of a million adulta In Florida how to road and write. School Supt. Thomas D. Ballsy said Satur­ day the too federal census re­ stated that 201,43.1 Floridians over the age of 25 couldn’t read or write. Hunt Plant Gels First Produce Th* first load of produce, 33,000 pounds of dried beans, arrived today from Huntsville, Ala., for tha naw HLH Pro­ duct! plant on south Sanford Ava. Gwynna Watson, Rto. 1. Laca Springs, HuntavUla, driver of the huge vahlelo, said ho left HuntavUla Thurs­ day night with tha tempera­ ture hovering around 15 abova, curious about what ha would find haro weatherwise. lfe pulled into the Hunt plant at 0:15 a. m., and waa wel­ comed hy plant manager, Everett Biggs' who has been here since planning for tha new construction started, and Odell Rosa, newly appointed plant superintendent. $63,000 Damage JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Fire swept through th* Lob­ ster House Restaurant on tha banka of th* St. Johns Rlvor here early today, causing an estimated fOS.OOO damage. Tha fire destroyed most of th* res­ taurant's main dining section, but kitchen and bar equipment could bo salvaged, a spokes­ man laid. Wednesday noon in the deadline for enter­ ing the Jaycee Christmas Lighting Contest, Chairman Harold Rowland reminded maiden ts today. Entry blanks may be clipped from the Sanford Herald or picked up a t the Jaycee In­ formation Building a t the comer of Fourth St. and French Ave. Judging Mill be in four divisions; religious, traditional, artistifc and best overall, Rowland raid. 10-Day Embargo Placed On State Fruit Shipments DEDICATION CEREMONIES a t tha new San­ ford Pox toff ice on the comer of Palmetto Ava. and Seminols Blvd. were attended by many dignitaries. Among them were Mayor J. H. C rap p a; Regional Foatoffies Director, It. C. Gladd«n, from A tlanta; Congressman Sytl Hsrlonir of Liiaaburg and Washington and Postmaster Guy Allen. (Herald Photo) ★ Sanford waa challenged to go ahead and outgrow Ui brand new post office at the dedication of the building Fri­ day. Rep. Syd Herlong, special guest speaker said: "1 hope that one day San­ ford will become so large and prosperous that you'll have to build an even bigger postoffice," Herlong told the over­ coat-swathed crowd in the chilling wind In front of the new office. "This ia a dream come true, an Idea accomplished," he ■aid. "And now I won't got any mora of those phone calls from Sanford, saying ‘What happened to our pustofficeT"’ be added jokingly. "You certainly have a group of prodders here!," be emphasised. C. B. Gladden. Rrgiunal director of (lie Post Office De­ partment from Atlanta, pre­ faced hU remarks with the wry comment: "Yea. and every time you called him, he turned right around and called me, so 1. too, am mighty glad to ice TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Reapportionment by the leg­ islature rather than the courts apparently ia a "km cause," House Speaker Mallory Horne said today. The outlook i* “awful gloomy," Horne said. He said he will report this to the gov­ ernor along with his feeling that "I don’t look for any change hetnre thr holidays.” ' Senate President Wilson Carraway said after hearing Horne's communis that the situation does look dark but he will not give up that the legislature still can do the job. this fine new postofflce built in this beautiful location." Gladden noted that though the postofflce department ia one of the largest business en­ terprises in the world, it has many aipccta that other budDesses of Its sit* do not have. "The human element must be kept foremoat. Mail must be delivered to every town, city, hamlet and village and to the remoteit outposts, even WASHINGTON (UPI) — A new U, S. satellite flashed around the earth today with instructions to gather in­ formation on liny bit* of space debris that could prove dangerous to space travel. The satellite, Explorer 16, began Its second day with all equipment and experiments aboard apparently working satisfactorily. If all remains well, the 220pound satellite will spend (he next year carrying out its assignment. Explorer 16 was launched by a Scout rocket from the Wallops Island, Va., test aito by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Sunday morning. A spokesman said early calculations showed that the spacecraft was circling the earth once every 194 mioutes, reaching a maximum ★ ★ ★ nsousfy to enforce the 10-day embargo. It also ogreod to place an additional two-week embargo oa damaged citron. Purpose of this waa to pro­ tect consumers from receiving ■polled portions of what two weeks ago waa a record citrus crop. Tho commiss Ion sold tho em­ bargo would not affact canner­ ies, which were working doy and night to aalvsgo as much citrus as possible. A sharp lookout will ba kept oa the esnnsrisa to mako ours dam­ aged citrus is aot processed. Last week's freesa also wlpad out much of the state's vegstable crops and blackened pastursland. millat Jr. chairman of tho dedication ceremonies and of the site committee, and Ma­ yor James II. Crappa wel­ comed Herlong, Gladden and others to the city. Father John Thomas gave the invocation and Rev. Daniel Finn, NAS Catholic Chaplain Tourist Clubbers1 gate the benediction. Dignitaries who occupied Party Tuesday Members and friends of the Kata of honor gt the ceremoniea included Capt. Robert Sanford Tourist tad ShuffleWare, Capt. Joe Tully, Com­ board Club a rt Invited to the missioners Joe Baker, Tom annual Christmas party to McDonald. AI Wilson, John be held at tha clubhouse Tues­ Kit/patrtck; C of C Chairman day at 8 p. m. A covered dish supper wilt Richard Deas, Slate Repre­ sentatives Joe Davis and Mack be followed by the party. Each Cleveland Jr., and alio com­ person ia asked to bring a mittee members, G e o r g e wrapped gift worth tl, Mrs. Touhy, Brack Perkin*, John Helen Simpson, secretary, said. its history-making rendcivoua Ivey and Manuel Jacobeon. with the planet Venus. The Jet Propulsion Labora­ tory at Goldstoiw, Calif., j where Mariner waa built am i, la being (racked, calculated1 that on Friday the padd.e-1 Turkey & Camera wheel spacecraft came within *2,137 miles of Venus — its; complete with (loith at* closest pass at the mystery planet. This wax only 1,237 tnchment, cane, etc, miles farther than apace ex­ with each net of i Den­ perts' early eilimatc. Experts alio were going man Super Safety Tire*. through data bca med back to 1 earth by Mariner during the 42 minutes it scanned the FREE TURKEY with each set of cloudahrouded planet. From I Denmun Air Stream Tires. this could come exciting news1 about Venus, including an an­ swer to the question of wheGET YOUR TIKES INSPECTED FREE ther life can exist there. • EASY TIME PAYMENTS • NO CARRYING CHARGES ME SPECIALIZE IN TIRES FOR FOREIGN CARS H rid g * ............ • ME GIVE PLAID STAMPS though much of U la a losing proposition." Herlong presented tho flag to Postmaster Guy Allen, tap­ ing that it had flown over the Capitol in Waahlagton. Allen In turn carried tho flag to the Marine Color Guard, who per­ formed tho flag-raising ccrsniony while the Seminole Ulgh School Band played the Na­ tional Anthem. Distinguished guests were introduced by Franck Rou- Classified Comics . D sar Abhjr _ Take Advantage Of Our 33 Yeans Eiperlfoc* Editorial E ntsrtuinm rht l.trgals — » «. Puasl* . ....... Hceiety . — INCORPORATED Hanford Si><yu . - HI �J FIRST O FTH EW EEK T Y P E W R IT ! US ADDING M A CH IN ES RowmAUoad H M iaul a Etertrk 'tu to r* A Portable ■ALBS a KINTALS HAYNES O m C l MACHTNl CO. • Beef Liver • Beef Stew • B eef Tripe • Smoke Sausage • Homemade Pork Sausage • Swift Worthmore Sliced Bacon • Bologna • Wieners • Ham Hocks • Oxtails ytW Ax TRU - TENDER BEEF FREEZER SPECIALS H IN D Q U A R TER 56c lb. FR O N T 48c lb, SID E O F BEEF 48c lb. Cat A Wrapped Fret Bundy Denies Leak On Crisis W hole flip S o le - Boy Shoots Dad Whila Hunting SH O U LD ER 39c lb. SID E PORK 39c lb. W H O LE HAM 48c lb. B A C K B O N E 58c lb. C E N T E R C U T PORK CHOPS 68c lb. FOBT L A U D IB D A L B (UPS)—A 15-year-old boy who trrtiltwW r V M hla frtbrr o« ■ bunting jaunt « U n y a t* •4 retting eorafortibly i t a Eagan* Wyatt, IS, m at la­ ta shock ifUr tfiiiny ynllu "I "A low Hirer Arrow* are beginning to show up oe tho monthly award* list, which •how tho effort being put forth by *0 Urn boy*. CompoUtima run* high within tho D u • • well a* between them, u shown by the fact that no ooa D«■ h u WM tho monthly award twice, and all D eu have had an excellent showing at nil the pick meeting*." "Thn moit recent project to capture the boy* latereit, ha* beon tho o u promoting th* American ring Into the home* of their family, frlendi and neighbor*," n id Hr*. Olmitred. "Dick Mamele, den chief, leader of our Den 4 In Plnacreit. together with Cuba, Lea Laapmaa, James Prokueh. Neal 01mit*ed, Tim Donaboe, Hobart Drain, Steven Boot*, Jam** Alton, Btaphen Hitcheock and Tim Wolf had tke honor of placing over TO flags la tha month long promotion, la helping to place there flagi tho boyi have learned a little more about helping their com­ munity, Pack and themrelvei la the devotion and pride Uut gota with teeming to fly thokl •own' flag. mw Miuethlng brown n o n tho Cuban trial*. . . . I thought It m i a rabbit Bundy hM boon Identified la h m roporta m tha mutcm of aide wm a diamond and om- . . . I killed him. . . . I kilted a Saturday Craning Poat ar­ •raid brooch which brought him.* Floyd W yatt 19. w u killed ticle hi which Adlal Stevenson IB75 for Unci# Sam. Sometimes, though, auo- with a alnglo ibot from a tJwm pictured m advocating n "•oft" approach to Kuala dur­ tloneers are uneucceneful ta callbar rifle. ing deliberation* prior to tha effort* to get a good prleo. Pol Ic« Mid thoro would bo U. S. blockada of Cuba. Ha la At a Ban Francisco auc­ no cbargta In tho m m . apodal presidential aulatant tion, tha auctioneer let a for nation security afalra. man’a wallet go for a email Bundy wm Mkad about tho amount of monoy only to hare affair on tho "IfMt tha Preee" a aucceitful bidder Ufi two tolovtaion program. •80 bills from a ■arret com­ Ha said ha did not bailor* partment In tho wallet. anyone who participated in tha council dlscuaalona on Cuba "would want to gat Into talk­ Tulsa Star S im s ing with reporter* about IndlLOS ANGELES (UFI) rldual positions’* taken at tha Tackle Tony Liirto of Tuba met tings. Unlvenlty itgaod with tho "I do not want to," h t aaid, Green Bay Paekara of Urn Na­ and added that ha did not tional Football Laagua. Llacio. think anyone would want to n , a natlvo of Pittsburgh, charatteriia anyona elea'a pet­ Pa., had alao bom drafted ition at tha meeting u want­ by tho New York Titan* of tho ing a Munich. American Laaguo. J. L. 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Scott Burtut muhm o i w i no a id a ; o7 Mar. A' Prieoa Good Mon. - Turn. - Wed. 1 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: tlb Si, A Sanford Ave.-CO* \\. 11th SI �— Night." The Christmas Concert is under the direction of Miss OUie Rsese Whittle, and the accompealsta are Janet John­ son, P an Jonos, Joan Masters and Faye Dunnaway. Stage lettings have been created by Larry Gilstrap and Robert Ballard. Members of the Mixed En­ semble include Patty Giann Johntcn, Baba Odham, Nyleena Albers, Lynn McCord, Donna Beard, Sharon Giles, Louise Higginbotham, Linda Hunt, Barbara Ruby, Jody Bunten and Mlcbelle Jones. Also Dale Duncan, Paul Harris, Thomas Best, Henry Lavender, Oscar Peres, Buddy Lawson, Charts* Rabun, Gene Bullard, Bill Brown, Tberon Petty and Earl Black. Pilot Rescued After Ditching ROBERT J. BOYNTON Jr., non of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Boynton S r., of 161 Pinecrest Dr., haa completed recruit training a t the Naval Training Center, G reat Lakes, ID. During the training, he received testa and interview* which determine futures training and assign­ ments. MIAMI (UP1) - An Air Fores pilot ditched his F 102 Jet t> the Gulf of Mexico near Key Largo Sunday, but was rescued later by tbe tanker Trans Hatterai. The skipper of the vessel, directed to the ditching scene by the Coast Guard, reported CapL James X. Burch of Homestead Air Force Base was In good condition. A Coast Guard vessel later met the tanker and took Burch back to Homestead. Coast Guard planes which spotted Burch after the mis­ hap dropped him a life boat, then directed Urn Savannahbound tanker to bis aid. the USO. Through the eourteey of the Commonicatlona Workers of America, Sanford Unit, and the U80, two Sanford rela­ tive*, deter, mother, wife, hutband, brother, eon or daughter will be able to make a rail to a relative in the ser­ vice overseas for Christmas. Persona who have sent in cards apptying for the draw­ ing need not be present to win, but the general pubtle is Invited to attend the draw­ ing. . r/-V ••j /-* ^T.»L Rum Kltner and David Van Nftt, rvprtssnUtivaa of the local unit of th* CWA. Local SI08, will ba on hand to taka charge of the ovanaaa phone calls. All ralla will ba completed on or before Chrietmaa, Mr*. Carolyn Higgins, USO 8taff aide, eald. •Turmmton,Ch •Contntt Vofumt A Christmas Gift For The Satire Family Ceramic Tile far Bath - Hitches aad Patio FINANCING AVAILABLE 18 AM ERICA'S B E S T B U Y I PULL t o w n THAMMPOAME* TV FJKMf $1SM 9 *T YOUR LOCAL EMERSON n F i t r n Ne Mosey Dawn Bracket Tile & Marble Co. W IEBO LD T S7M H. Hanford Ave. FA s-« m Seminole County’s Oldest GE Dealer 11R MAGNOLIA AVE. FA 1-156*1 Lake Monroe Jottings Mrs. M. L» M ason Hallo. 1 think everybody was •mart this past week. They decided to stay homo because at the cold weather. And 1 don't blame them one bit. And winter Is only starting too. Geo don't you dread thinking about what is still to come? . Geo I wish It was spring. Well I esn wish can't 1? • • • Our sympathy goes out to tbo C. C. Gantt fam­ ily in the passing of Mrs. Gantt. She haa been a long time resideot of W. First Street. * * * Just a reminder to all parents of children at­ tending the Monroe school. Next Tuesday evening la g.T.O. night. Don't forget It and be sure and go. * * * And another thing keep oa the watch (or a reminder from Mr. Ruby on tbo fire department mooting. We Just cannot let him down again. All of yon know that we really need that lira depart­ ment out here and with a little effort we can get U going real quick. Then there are the ladle# out here toe who are ready and willing to do their part for M too. So watch for that meeting date. • • • What a sham# Sat­ urday evening that tt bad to rain and ruin the mass band concert planned out at tha stadium. Wo got to seo a faw bands perform and they were real good but tha rain earns up before time for our band and a few other a. ?bo band bad work­ ed to hard for this drill too. Talking of tbo high school band they will be off again Saturday to Titusville for the Chrlatmaa parade. Grace Edwards and I took them over there last year, but this year we will gat to see Mias America. That’s what aome of the band members ten us. So Titusville here we come. • • • Mrs. A. J. Taylor baa returned home after a short visit with her mother Mra. Donie Warren. I would liked to have seen Elsie as it has been years since 1 have teen her. • • • That wee a won­ derful Chrirtmai exhibit that ! tha County Homo Demonatra! clubs bad laat weak out at the Center. It's real amatiag what can be made out of Just most anthlng. A small 1 table Christmas tree made ; from tin cans. Jewelry made from round corks and se­ quins. Cute Santa Claus's made during a craft day ! meeting. Plastic detergent ' bottles, palm fronds ended up making something beautiful. , The council party held Fri• day evening was nice. Tbe ! Cecil Tuckers and Mrs. ' Drake entertained ns with wonderful mosie and Miss ; Lucy Nowlin showed slides ■on Christmas lighting. New ! officer* for the coming year were installed also. • • • . There are only four days of ; school next week. No more • til Jan. 2nd. 'to. This year ‘ you win not have as loog a ‘ vacation time for Christmas, kiddies. But it will be long ; enough anyway. • • • Little ; Melvin and Elisabeth War-reo have been tick kiddies ’ this week. Also little Allen .Baker. • • • Whets tha mat*Jer with the huntera? One of -the guests at our camp, Jun­ ior Mann of Orlaodo, came in wild a pointer last week­ end and that is all 1 have ‘ beard from. How many more ;,dayi are left? • • • Helen -Barbour tetla me abe la go­ ing to have a family reunion Christmas at their home. That will be very nice. She haa plenty of bouse space. And isn't It a shame that it Is wintertime, so they won’t bo able to go in swimmlBg In their family poolT • • • Our thought this week was given to me by Clean Cole­ man. It goes like this: Lost, yesterday, somewhere be­ tween sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamonds. No re­ ward offered, for they are gone forever. T<rt*tont Sliced Bacon tu rf k < 7 k v ic i Hickory vnokad bacon hi a new alUa-out pockoga that krept It Irvthrr kingar. You'll wont Mverol pound* SAVf Adjust Brakes and Rapack Front Whool Bearings Headquarters for Holiday Foods LARGE CRISP Winn-Dixie is' a wonderland of delicious holiday Heart. Turkeys, geese, ducks, fruited hams and picnics, country smoked meats, tasty cheeses, fancy nuts and in cltii* salad fixings, mince and pumpkin pies. Everything from turkey to Christmos tree*.. waiting far you at WbwvDixieu NOT OX MILO . . PUSH P a s c a l C e le ry Pork Sausage » Cornish Hens.. Cream Cheese * QRADI "A" . . QUICK PKOZIN . . 1'/4 KHJND AVIS T1M PTII WHIPPID . . RIGULAXLY M i ^ IU d Potatoes Frozen Food Special ■IKKY MILL PXOZIN Align Front Entf ANY AM ERICAN CAR Wesson Oil Just say “Charge it* THRIFTY MAID Take months to pay,.. mn MINOT STRAINED CRANBERRY S lic e N EW T R EA D S B M uiaa Strawberries 5 Fish Sticks 2 c™ 2 WELCHADE THRIFTY MAID DIXIE DARLING BROWN N' SERVE Grape Juice 1 DIXIE DARLING ENRICHED Bread 2&S.I wa r 1 2 own m u M O N T H W tubeless whuewuu M k e d EL (Narrow o r WMs) stor Coffee STORE HOURS Oprn 7 A. M. la 9 P. M. Mon. thru F rl - I A . M . til « V. M. Hat. r D EEP SO U TH S A L A D D RESSIN G K RA FT ^ M IR A C L E W HIP Limit one of your choice with $5.00 order or more. w where your dollar buys MILES more 111 E. First Street Sanford FA 2-0244 YOUR CHOICE Reserved imber 19 1962 *• 1 * OO W N 1 AVytEK �m 4AT j r . jt *• todm .E E m MM te m pm al of lockefeller is perhope beet in iw si op by s»s spnhsomen wbo saM: "Be to poison is tbs Booth.* Bat. alter Goldwster, * * southerners say Utils skoal alternative chokes. Oas men­ tioned Romney, snotkor Mor­ ton. UsssUy tkoy stop with Is Hard To Believe wffl aad Usl will bo sattoaaUy asolalmod bs win go on to mosglory. If not, tks horsaa SUB bs ntaalaf at lo r* K sst It Ootakte! Lot os repair or m ow yoar booling system Ida eacWa aar—I forgot to mention that his uncla la a federal Judge — end goes around to see aa important Kfiductof, Ho plays the recording far tho conductor, who la ao Im- aa outlined hi the scenario abort. If this tarns year creduli­ ty, you aad I are ant alone. Basaka said be baa trouble hollering it, too. Ho la not extealy nervous about getting hie big chance, but be plans to conduct with­ out a baton. Ho la afraid U might,ally out of his hand aad impate a piccolo player. If all goes according to script, Bastion's symphony OUR BOARDING HOUSE WMiO/LST MBRBMINOSCO, A*/ ) t HOARD YOU BSATlNa Aflfln umUAkl fUKT C/KtE'YTOV * 0 0 0 VOMAKJ.-Otstr FORSWRY I/. \0 - JXW flues about HkhNa ONB Of- TMB PARTICULAR ftfiUDS M TOOKCHRISTMAS6MOP- POUCH£ AMRSC06MIZCDA* AM Prto AlLDOfia/*— S AcTHowr/frtMy.wurtiteBT L HAtPHf— AtewesTHiS J ■OeLSCTSOWA4am SXTKSOWDir TCAR VOuCANBUYA / ' 6PBCIMEMoa-rwa otmn nwt/s toTHO Family KMC :**WT*<ASTWawrm S ILgiLO»Je>eD A6 FHLUST/n*. COMMOMLY I didn’t want to do this show. I didn't want to do television at all, or work this bard . . . But bow 11m glad 1 did It —Walter Brennan, starting sixth yaar In "The Real MeCoye." Tsar after year batl players ran onto playing fields in uniforms that are aa shape­ less as eld laundry bags. —Fashion designer Pauline Trigero, on the eethatka of baseball uniforms. Wt Germans stand in dan­ ger of becoming the world's poorest colony If we do not rid ourselves of foreign cul­ tural element*—American nos and crime in West Germany and Russian communism In the East —Otto Karl Dueyew, official of the rightist German Na­ tional People’s party. The President rained mes­ sages en Congress, but the legUIation came out to a tiny 2)it> i T FORESTER UOOPLE*„ dribble. —House 8peaker John Mc­ Cormack, 0-Mesa. CASK MU: Norma 0., aged rn, has two little boys. "Dr. Crone," abs bogaa, "My seas aia I aad I years old, as I road many stores to thaw. "Aad before Christmas, 1 usually Include tales about Santa Claos. But I board a minister say wo should not inject pagan ideas Into rail* gioa. "Ho retard tho uss of Sa»U Claus stories, but my sons are eery fend of them. So what should I dot" GOD—OUR FIRST BANTA God was our first Santa Claus aad kts unique gift to mankind was Jasso. So there Is a eery real precedent fer the Idea of a benevolent Being who la Uad and generous aad fergirlag of our human foibles. Remind your youngsters that God was tho FIRBT BANTA and everybody else who tries to do good things for others, eaa thus he aa Assistant Santa. What makes Christmas so unique la the fact that never la any other religion or even la Greek mythology has nay other deity over been depict* tbslr chraate asfar, hsmaa h a lf SSCtiflCSS, SO of ries aad wiao, or doros aad riaoy, or oroa homaa babios. Nobody oroa droamod that God Almighty was a M oat ly. forgirlag ratbor. Abraham probably name tbs aosrast to rlswiag Jo­ horab la sack a modem light, far tbs Bibte says Abrtbam taUud with God aa a Mead. But Abraham stlH mads sacrifices to apyaaas Jehovah. Tho Bibte tells ns that God tested Abraham's tors by asking him to saeriflos his only son, Isase, aa proof of hit dorotloo. Abraham didn't flinch. Ho took Isaac and went up Into tbs mountains. Then be pro* As ha raised the knife to •lay hli son, God had aa angel atop Abraham. Bel this episode la the moit unusual Incident la all tho history of athlea prior to the Bethlehem event For tho Bethlehem story •bows aa that God decided to reciprocate Abraham's faith. When maaklad still couldn't absorb tho Idea that God was a kindly Fatter Instead of a ana loot groat gambit. Blaes Abraham was wUUag la yroro bis faith la God by sacrificing his oaly son, then God woold reciprocate sad yroro bis faith la tesahlad by doiag Ukswiso. that la tho m l asaaiag of Christmas, which is bat tbs prolate to Coirary aad Southern Air Work tsaflnsd strictly to Air CiadMlsatog so t S^th | FA 2*8321 procity. Remember, all tribea oa all continents bad always triad to how tow aad bribe the faror of their eroei gods by aaerifkaa. Bethlehem was the first aad oaly lastsnee where deity erer rarersed the are-old process tad sacrificed to mankind! At Christmas, therefore, please remember that the Bethlbem Story Is aa erideace of God's reciprocity fer Abraham'a faith.' Aad remind year children that ovary Santa Claus should ha simply a small duplica­ tion of God Himself, who atrved as mankind's FIRST SANTA. The technical weeds such aa battery, charge, conden­ ser, conductor, electrician, pins (fer positive) tad minus (for negative), first wore coined by Benjamin Frank11a, stateamaa and kite-fly­ ing eketrlclan. SANFORD SANFORD AYR. 14 A cn s - 24 Bldg. Lota Ai ritUA. « ACRES HTnl IN 111 ■ APPROX.T YOUNG CITHUS H V H H M W Tuee. Dec. 18, 1 :S0 P .M .I Faga 4 Sanford, Florida Mod, December 17, IMS may have read concerning the death of the Monroe Doekrtno wan greatly exaggerated. —Rep Carl Vinson, D-Ga. LO TS - LO T S - LO TS FOR H0MK8 — DEVELOPMENT — INVESTMENT JUST 1 MILE FROM THE NEW H. I* HUNT PRODUCTS PLANT WHICH WILL EMPLOY BOO TO 400 PEOPLE Tito fakeUse epportaaky te partknee one desirable let or mere or the on scree k yearn. Near the tone H. L H u t Products Plant which wkS ease la Ji the (n et late tad a variety of trees en the bock tote. RUGGED RQ yAl 234 FT. FRONTAGE ON PAVED SANFORD AVENUE BUY ONE, TWO OR AS MANY AS YOU WISH OR . . . BUY THE ENTIRE PROPERTY l |_JANSBROUG|_| Haasbrough Representatlvs an Grounds 10:30’ A. M. Day of Auction How to start the new year Ybn could probably out more money aew>.-/and the older yon get. the more you’re going to need money. Spending nil you get wiU got yoa nowhere. You have to eavu abend to get ahead. Start the new year right by opening a savings account at our associa­ tion wham savings tarn excellent returns. You couldn't auks a brighter Maw Year's resolution,. �* t finally m beat down In tha •wood half, 67-43. With Deflhaso nod Ttoinaky »*ttlng asveral quick baskets, * Oviede taak an early land in tha contact and the scorn wen only IM S a t the and of the • first quarter in the Sanlnotas' faror. Tha Lions played nip and tack hall with tha toller I — Sanford ftoa during tha second pV- period too, with tha halftime { score standing a t IM S for Sanford. Mika Wosdtaff and Don M e Murray showed a lot ad ability in sneaking tha ball away from tha Lion dribblers and helped . tha Samiaalas’ fast break pro* ! . dues tha Ug final margin. | Butch Riser scored IS points lA before fouling ant in tha last ** quarter, Woodruff had 14 and David MacOQUs come on with | 10. Insertion of Barry Barks j into tha lineup giro a good j boost to tha Sanford punch, with tha Jayvee graduate soorlag 11 potato and proving a | scrappy defensive player and | a handy rsbeundar. Mickey Toatasky led tha L Oviedo scorers with 10 potato I and tha Lions showed a lot of 9 flro until tha second half when | they started to lose the bait to I Sanford’s full court prose. | Oviedo’s point makers appear* E ; ad especially accurate a t tha I foul line, only missing one frae I toss during tha antiro first | half. | The Sanford Jayvsos made [ § it two in a row with an open* tag victory over tho Oviedo junior vanity. Tha score of that one was 81-28. Invictas Remain AlTopOfLoop Tha Invictas are still in first place on tho Bill Hemp­ hill Moterettes B o w l i n g League, the Pontiaeas are sec­ ond and the Starchiefs are in the third place slot. Betty Richey bowled a 181 with a 448 series, and Elaine Kostlval had high aeries for the day with a 468. Other high games wars 170 by Shirley Maxwell and a 169 by Mabel Duggan. BUlie Chanlot of tho Rlvieras converted the 8-5-10 split, ths 3-10 was knocked down by Connie Branson, Elatao Kosttvsl, Nolo Fer­ guson, end Mary Elmore got 5-10 and the 5-7. Dee Rcse picked off the 5-6, Kat Noel the 8-10, end Mally Salter the B-T-t and the 2-7. Betty Richey got the only turkey for tho day. I I g | | | I 1 Armour Star - Grade A f O M S - 1 6 lbs. fr Up KEEPING AN EYE ON THE BALL are the 8emlno]es’ Don IfcMurrny (4), Oviedo’s Jimmy Courier end DeShszo as they scrambled in the third quarter of Friday’s game. Jimmy Jones, 20 Kenneb Arrive At Dog Track Twenty kennels already hare arrived for tho 1983 rac­ ing season at tha Sanford* Orlando Kennel Club and bertllllons bars been com* plated on more than 800 of the greyhounds. Bertllllons, a system of ’’fingerprinting" the grey­ hounds competing in paramutual racing, a rt being done by presiding Judge Bernard Collins and paddock Judgo Phil Miller. First view of tho 1903 grey­ hound hopefuls will be Dec. 25 when 30 schooling races will be run, beginlng a t 1 p.m. The racing season begins Jan. 5, with eight nights of schooling events slated be­ tween Dec. 25 and opening night. Racing Sec. PiUy William­ son already is mulling over the Inaugural Handicap can­ didates. Almost su n to gain a berth is Fred Whitehead’s Mao Tray, winner of tight of hie laat nine starts last sea­ son and recognised as one of of tho finest (printers in tha country. Williamson also Is thinking about Xd's Exodus of tha J. M. Edwards Ktnnsl. Ed’s Exodus is an experioneed ■takes raca competitor and has a national reputation equal to that of Mac Tray. A pair of pups who ran their maiden races a t SOKC last season have gone to the big leagues since January and also tnay earn Inaugural berths. They are Mike Secre­ tary and Jeff Mac, both own­ ed by Paul Boon*. Zeuli Team Beals League Leaders Snead Injured In last week's All Star League play the P. Zeuli and Song team rose up from ths depths to smite the mighty Larry's Mart outfit and telco two out ef three from the league leaders. This is the first time the top teem hss I lost more than o m game in a a match this season. In spits of the defeat in games, ths Larry's Mart men did tome outstanding bowl4?* *•_ roll a new team high rith John Wright posting a 247, Gary Fox, a 243 and Al DsPalma a 236, for a total fall of 728. Meador's Marino gained a game on tho second place Betty Ann’a when they got two out of three from tho second elot occupants, and they moved np to within om game of tho Betty's. Sanford Dry Cloanera took Faust Drugs into camp with tiuoe straight and Fralley Concrete did the seme Job on Handy Food Stereo. In addition to the big onee rolled by the Larry’s Mart team, other over • 200 games were by Maxwell. 231/663, Walker. 230/562, T. Jonee, M1/508, fallen. 222/689, Swann. 213 /340, Behrens, 212/624, Kipp, 212/681, Herbet, 202/648, Wallace, 201/132, tad John Zeuli. 200/567. (Additional Sports ea Page • ) (46) Butch Riser (42) And Barry Berks (32) also joiqed the scrap for the bell before Son* fo rd got it and scored a goal. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (UPI) Quarterback Norm Snead of tho Washington Rediktas suf­ fered ■ shoulder separation Sunday during the first period of ths Redskins' game with the Pittsburgh Steclers. Snead was hit by Stecler linebacker John Reger after getting oil a pan. By JACK TRIM Cold weather seems to agi­ tata shad fever worse than anything. A victim of the fever may be resting fairly comfortably momentarily, bat if advised of approaching froeslng weather, hs will bo seised immediately with tho shakco end itch to get on the river. This happened hero during the post few days of icides. There was not a day of tha cold period (still slightly with us, as a nutter of fact) when ths shad fishermen gave up completely. One group of hardy visitors from Indiana were out during what probably will becoms wall known as "tha big frseso of ’62" and they caught 18 shad, with two roe. The visit­ ors came as guests of Ralph Cox of Orlando, who was pret­ ty determined to show them that Florida weather can bo temporarily bod w i t h o u t knocking out an our fun. There was a report Friday from tha Fort Myers area of a fisherman's bonus for those who braved the tub-freesing temperature there. All the ancok they could want were available for pick­ ing. The popular game fish, ap­ parently killed by the eold, floated by the hundreds in the mouths of the rivers near Fort Myers, conservation officers reported. The fish were not ■polled and made good eating, the report said. about them. Ho eras from another Flor­ ida county and had coma here to look over the early shad fishing. Hs opined that thers ought to bo a Uttla. Improve­ ment in that location as far u appearance goes. Ha said that he sends quite a few out of out of state people here in the season for shad fishing and he thinks we ought to try to make the best showing wo can to keep them coming back. I phoned CommaIsloner Jim Avery to tell him what this man said because Avery has tried to glva a boost on a cou­ ple of previous occasions to our recreational facilities. Avery said he didn’t know what could be done in this par­ ticular case, but ha agrsed that tha lmportanca of tha shad season as a winter visit­ or attraction hss been ignor­ ed by most of our officials and residents. I Just believe that a couple of wayside tables awsng the trees and that nice view of tho river might leave a pleasant thought about us in tha minds of visitors . And they might e m tell somebody also about Bomlnola County—something favorable. Lyman’s Greyhounds tried hard, but couldn’t muster enough potato to orertoko Lakeview’a Devils F r i d a y night s t Winter Garden and lost their second outing of the season by a 48-41 decision. In spite of Donnie Smith’s I t points which made him high point man for the even* tag, the Lyman team was out* ■cored hi every quarter but the second. The score at half* tima was 83-12 in faror of Winter Garden quintet The home 'team put tha gams on ice with s big 18 point fourth quarter that Ly* man couldn't match. La Bus Balmcr was second high man for tha Greyhounds with eight potato and Lakorlow’a Martin was second high scor­ er for tho night with 18 tel* Has. Canned Hams 41b. tin $2.99 Boston Butt Ron Thriflway Bacon 1 lb. cello 49c Smoked Picnics HOLIDAY FRUIT CAKE — «• FOLGERS ALLPURPOSE G iant Fans Pay Webster Tribute NEW YORK (UP1) -Fullback Alex Webster was prs■anted with a cruller speedboat Sunday for being voted the New York Gluts* Most Valuable Player of tha year by a chain of 40 New York clothing stores. On Saturday Webster was presented with a Catholie Youth Organization ■ward as the most popular G lu t player. Scott Tissue 1000 Sheet Roil 10c Halfhill Tuna Pineapple Juice 44 oz. tin 19c REYNOLDS WRAP STORRLY SOAKEY M ORTON Santo Claus Bubble Bath CA SSERO LES Brach's S fo g ta U l ft M arital! Macaroni ft Q m m • °* Pillsbury Rcfrig. It’s not likely that anybody paid much attention to the item in hers last week about ths weed patch with the park sign on it by the Geneva Bridge, but a visitors to our area Sunday noticed the weeds and had something to say C O O K IES Gloria Mix C u t Rock / Spicettes 1 Lb. Cello Matinees Wed. & SaL 1:15 P. M. Ladies Night Won. ft Thom. 7:43 PJA. NIGHTLY [Except Sunday] Pari-Mateeli letttag Nightly Deity PoaMo Qeieielet (very Geae Heated la Wiater Orlonda-Stmifloli FRO N TO N lithe corn lion of an independent insur­ ance agent He's free to be on \our tide when you have ■ claim became he represents not one but levera! insurance comps•ilcs. He’ll help you get prompt, (sir psyment. TfvuftiiH U / r r r v o v ro tra QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ---------- 25TH & PARK m t �Calendar MONDAY a ‘D v n v ^ fv r -E ig h # * Save-By-The-Set Offer Gorham S terling P-297-N Christmas Party Enjoyed By Castle Class Juanita Wynn Visiting With Her Parents n ouaefuaet of Mr. aad Mrs. L. R. Wyaa, CM East Sacoad Straat, Is M r daughter, Miss Juaaita Wyaa, af New Or- Mia. Lyle Hostess For Circle Meeting Dr w «m tha dinner m m Mr. u d Mr*. Tad WIUUM. Mr. sad Mm . MOaar Ryals, Mr. tad Mr*. Qwri i Cbapawo, Mr. M i Mr*, lafeh Jarvis, Mr. •ad Mrs. Bab Tiwut, Mr. u d Mr*. Jim Lm . Mr. u d Mr*. BID Norris aad Dr. aad Mr*. T. Y. MeDaatels. Mrs. Lais Taylor, claas oa Auxiliary Meets Thursday BROWNIE TROOP 144, routs for the but time with tbdr leader, Mrs. 0 . J. Garth (at right) who is having soon. Mrs. Jaan Walker, (at left) will eontinoa with the girls. On the front row from left are, Roeemarie McCumber, Kathy Zok, Carol Waychowsld, Connie Fowler; second row, ^ a h d sm HIBISCUS CIRCLE Tho homo of Mra. R. T. Humphrey waa alaborataly ian ratid for tha Christmas party held by the Hibiscus Circle of tho Sanford Gar­ den d u b on Dee. 14. Tha C b d t mot for tho regular monthly meeting and Christm u party. A t e l vhlto palm opergau heldlug colored Chriatmaa hollo deaerated tho hallway. Tho dialog room tabla waa ssvurad with a handmade law eieth ever red, aad aentaxed with ea arrangement of groan* Chriatmaa ornaments aad f l u Hag audit*. Other 4«*orations in keeping with tha aaaaoa were placed to the Bring seem. A email green, net tree dm— tod the table on which the gifts placed, which Uy Half, Dabby Critaer, Kathy Hovey, Joann DeFalmar, Jody lane, Brenda Betalto, Debbie Gerth, Terry Fay, Cathy Thiel and Christine Thiel. (Herald Photo) 8 FLyo pieeo placa-satting* — you a n * $25 8 81x pieca place rnttings — y o u a m fS O CENTRAL CIRCLI Central Circle of the San­ ford Garden Club mat a t tha home of Mrs. N. H. Brewer on Lake Silver Thursday at S:45 for a Christmas program. Mrs. B. C. Moon gave a meditation entitled "Baaing, Foaling, and Hearing Christmas” and closed with praysr. During tha business ses­ sion a letter of resignation was accepted with regret from Mrs. B. M. Dyson, secretary. Mrs. William. T. Cavanaugh waa elected to fill the unex­ pired term. Mrs. K. R. Wood, president, asked that a letter of appreciation ba seat to Mrs. Dyioa for her loyalty aad devotion as secretary. Mra. Wood will express Mrs. R. F. Meal* u d Mrs. A. Central Circles’ appreciation to Mrs. L. K. Leeper for the were Mrs. J. P. fine wurk tha aad her com. Mm L. E. Span mlttaa did at tha Basser a t tha Civia Cantor oa Nov. M ear u d Mrs. Humphrey. Mrs. Herbert Moreland pre■idad a t Uto — ilon. Msmbara aach signed sards to ha sent to several tick member* whs w— un­ to attend. Sin. Mar. guerito Paul • FROM ----•Your Dewa town Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. R. 1st R Sanfatd Art. FA 3-142J FA M O l coptod as now member*. Mrs. Loopar p r o a protram cm various Christmas trooo, Santa, wroatha, door knob halls, door swat* and many other docorationa aha had mado. 8ha gar* instruc­ tions and information on aach baauUful and Intaraatinf articla. One of tha most unusual materials used was tops of cans, out around tha sdfos and sprayed gold, mado into Christmas trooo and wreaths. Hot mincemeat pis aad eof- llama Hr., L. Tinsley, A. E. Roeeettor, Frank Bvana, Paul F. Johnston, B. R. Wood, Wil­ liam T. Cavanaugh, L. E. Leeper, a guest aad tha hos­ tesses: Mdmes. Durwsrd Walker, B. C. Moore and H. N. Brewer. Cultured Pearl Ring! aad NECKLACES AT Gwaltney J f e ) JEWELERS r 104 8. PARK Personals Mrs. Jean Luongo, of Wincheater, Mass, arrived by p lu s to attend the funeral of bar stepfather, Mr. B. H. Smith. She plans to remain for a few days for a visit with her — the* aad her sister, Mrs. Leal* Johnson. Tim saallar partita top 113 8 . Park A n . W R IC DYKD /% Lovely Lingerie for your FREE 1 DAY SRRV1CD LADY S‘SZ?* Center 207 W. 1st SI. "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" By - WOODROW CAR! with Holiday eating and drinking. o ftu •pot* and italna aad soiling on year bettor dresses, evening gowns and cocktail drees**, u well u u Dad'* beat suit. On delicate, fragile fabrics inch • tains esa o f t u ha a problem. Food end drink PP; \ kinds belong to the ' , . J Such stains ar* ofu J don’t show up unti iD i.s'to Sariad l m h lt Then turn a brownish color. They'll also keen exposed to air a* especially to hast. Ws hare special techniques for dea dealing w In tregular such stains, which won't coma out in One technique la called "spott dlgeatin digesting. It e st 1 same principle our bodies use to llg digest ___ _ IgeajT tho cleaning, without harming the fabric or Its h u to lie dow at csrefaUy soutrolled temperatures. : • I « Such techniques ar* just on* evidence of hew much today's reliable dry cleaner h u become a specialist. You can rely on our special‘ knowledge, equipment and skills to gtvu tha glamour treatment to y e a r ___ . . . and de it aafelyl Remember . . . if juur cletha* aren't becoming to you. they should he coming to M l DOWNTOWN CLEANERS * LAUNDERERS l i t PALMETTO AVE. FA M W f KaderJewelers Dor*Inyo Peralto, wQl conduct the Local Events lowed by annual Chriatmaa party. f AH Prieu baahtds Fed. Tha Tho host— should ask a mala guoot to bo tho "mlmnastar,” If tha m n of the MONDAY P u t Matron* Club Bamt- to not and Doc. 1, at tha January nola Chapter No. t 0E8 On a receiving Um , giro board moating. your aamo to tho person at moots with Mra. R. W. Mr*. Jamas Thompson and tha head of tha Itoe without Mr*. 7 rod Yoaklo won ae- T uner, flT P»rk Avs. Cover­ ed dish supper at 7 p. m. fol­ toy prompting. Q b id sU k O t h e r momboro present went Mrs. Byron For, Mrs. Brodle Williams, Mrs. R. 0. Britton, Mrs, R. A. Burlalgh, Mrs. J. V. Jones, Mrs. Russell Dallas, Mrs. Vsmon Brawstar, Mrs. Charles Morrison, Mrs. IL J. Gut, Mrs. John K. Fox, Mrs. J. M. Fahey. Mrs. J. A. Edorarda aad Mrs. Charles Gritma. T n a n h tv t tha pUam ra of dining tonight wtth yoor vary own Gorham Starling — aad a t a aaviagt For axawpla, tho 83 pteeo aorvioo for «(«ht shown la chod la Gorham Memde — Opo» otoek 9348. M P i t e t $228 Tho PadAe doth M ast ohoot l» mahogany ftnUh io M tijiR y prioad w ith th o a a ta t fM O 8 Four pioca placa-aottinf* — you my*$80 New Arrivals Mr. aad Mrs. Glyn Jaaas, Frsach Avs., Sanford, annouaca the birth of a 7 lb. SH os. daughtor, Doc. 4 at 8emtaola Memorial Hospital. They havu chosen the same Gina Lee for the aew arrival who w u welcomed homo by a sister, Angela June. Paternal grandparents i Mr. sad Mra. Ted Joaes el Sanford aad maternal grand­ parents are Mr. aad Mrs. Ern­ est Moody of Orlaado, Now save up to $30.00 Baric Service for Eight Accrsdlied C hargs c ••• 4 ^ FA 3-38tS V ♦ �Jr 1:1* (I) Lsffttm* By Abigoil Van B u rn DEAR ABBYt For the p u t 24 y e a n of oar marria** we have spent Thanluffivlnf and Christmas with ray husband’s mothsr, who lives 40 miles away. She is now 80. and for the last 24 years we have felt it might be her last because she h u not been feeling well. I used to make a big Thanksgiving dinner for the entire family. We had all my hus­ band’* brothers and sisters and their children, and it was fun. But for five y ean now, after all the plana were made. I'd get a call the day before th at Mother didn’t feel up to the con* fusion, and we ended up taking her to the hotel for dinner — minus the children. The children are growing up and I want the whole family to* wither a t my home a t holiday time. What can I do? The holidays have been ruined for so many years. I am sick of hearing " it may be Mother’s last." HELP DEAR HELP: Franklin Roose­ velt changed the date of Thanksgiv­ ing and so can you. Next year have your big Thanksgiving dinner a t home, with all the children, the day before Thanksgiving — or the day •after. Take Mother out on Thanks­ giving Day to keep her (and your husband) happy. And celebrate Christmas Eve with your family a t home — and Christmas Day with Mother. • • • DEAR ABBY: Our son recently eame home from Korea. His first week he just sat around the house enjoying the luxury of being home. He also taught our parakeet to swear. It is very embarrassing to us, but our son seems to think it is a big Joke. W hat should we do? SGT.’S MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Get another parakeet and teach it to pray for the one who awears. a a a DEAR ABBY': Our son married a girl who handles all the money and makes all the decisions. He has had a piano since the age of five and he loves to play. When he was mar* ried we gave him his piano. It was a fine piano and he got great enjoy* ment from it. Well, they moved into a new home and his wife sold the pi* ano to strangers for 1200. She claim* she didn’t have room for it. (She had room for a seven-foot bar in her den, though.) Now they are making their basement into a recreation room and she suddenly decided they needed a piano. She h u been hinting right and left that we should buy them one. Would you if you were us? THE OLD FOLKS DEAR OLD FOLKS: Why pun* ish your son? He h u enough prob­ lems. I f anyone needs the relaxation and tranquility playing the piano provides, your sou does. If you in* tend to give him a gift, buy him a piano — with no strings! a a a DEAR ABBY: For you and th a t bewildered Mr. Tucker, who wanted to find out where the expression "all tuckered out'" came from: It dates back to the old English dia­ lect. I t originated from "tucked up" — which means cramped for space. It finally came to mean "all worn out” or"aIl tuckered out." I don’t know why you got so tuckered out trying to n t this information. I got it from the English Department a t the University of Minnesota in less than an hour. "FRESH AS A DAISY” (MINNE­ APOLIS) • • • DEAR READERS: If you have sent for the pecan pie recipe I offer­ ed and have not as yet received it, please be patient. I have had over 100,000 requests. ABBY o n * • W hat’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send u self • addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • For Abliy’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. IlH (!) Channel • X(wirni« It) K.rtnlnf Report (1) Warns Foucnsr •:tt ID Editorial •ill (t> Mafia Mont's:* ta fport* • ill (t) X ia«tM It) 11IJ-Via. Kve. R«p«U A lady from Peoria writes "My partner won East's queen of hearts with* tha act and AS fim tried the diamond flnsss. It A A Q 1011 loat and a heart came back 4KQJ2 whereupon my partner wound EAST up making two hearts and four tricks in each minor ault ♦ XT* for a total of 10. My partner « AMS blamed roe for not railing SOOTS her to three no-trump, but I AXJIM A A JO felt that I had shown my full ♦ J0J value* and that har two noA A00 truinp might hava been made Both vulnerable with a lot 1eM than the 14 polnta the held. I will appre­ ciate your comment*." My commeate are that North'* bidding wa* entirely correct. She hadopened with I herpartner gave her a chance g minimum hand and when topass ahaihould take ad- 1:1* <•> A* TM erode T u r n C ) Silence lilt • ill • :«« •ill Showers for the bride-to-be are an old, old story and girls about to be married love showers. But the very latest thing Is the prenuptial shower for Judge Assists In Spanking HOUSTON (UPI) — Judge Abe Levy, lecturing a 16year-old boy In Corporation Court for failure to pay a traffic ticket, said Thursday that what the boy needa waa a good spanking. The boy's 42 - year - old mother agreed. “But he ia too big, and I can't catch him to give him one," she said. Tha Judge ordered a police­ man to lend the woman a belt Tha boy waa ordered to lean over a table. The mother then apanked her son in open court. ladiaa Spa The north Indian hill atation where the Tibetan Dalai Lama Uves In exile, Musaourie, was founded as a health resort in 1826. the groom. (ThU could re­ mit in a lot of about-to-bemarried young men getting cold feet before they ever get to the altar.) What «lo«a the groom re­ ceive at these showers? Well, nothing to make him feel like the gay. young bachelor he still U, but everything to remind him of the duties and responsibilities be ia about to asiume. Tools of ill kinds seem to be favorite shower gifts for the groom to-be. That Is sure to remind him that in his future life be is going to be expected to be a handy man. In case be doesn't know how to use the tools, be Is bound to get more than one how to book. They'll explain how to do everything from fixing a leaky faucet to fix­ ing a leaky roof. Not very Inspiring reading for a ro­ mantic young blade who has probably never thought of marriage In terms of home repairs. And. of course, the groomto-be is sure to get a set of barbecue toots, a chefs cap, Ruth By M illett and a book of recipes for the outdoor grill, While these may all prove practical, U may come as a shock to a young man to realise that in marrying be is not only ac­ quiring a cook, he la promis­ ing to learn to be one. Women know from the time that they ire little girla that marrtage means dish­ washing and bedmaking and cooking and ironing. But men need to be Intro­ duced to domesticity In gra­ dual and painless doses. A prenuptial shower at which he loaded down with all the equipment for being a bandy man and outdoor cook U enough to scare away a young man before be ever gets the ring on the glrl'a finger. TONITK A TUFA 7:M A H :U a meet madweui gdl Starring Angie Dickinson Maurice Chevalier Co-FeaUro 9:1 2 Only The Unseen WorldGreatest Power On Earth One Consultation Will Help You l i l t N. 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It nlwaya pay* to ox- 11:11 1) Harry lteaauner Nawa plora major suit poaalbllltlti. 1Si34 (1) T ru th or Canaaq. liar second bid w u inade­ quate. Thera U a principle of bidding that many player* TV RENTAL ovarlook. Thla ia that when yon know where you a n go­ Seminole TV ing, go there directly. Color TV Halee South had 14 points and a 2IMZenith Hanford Ave. PA 2-4A2A no-trump typ« hand opposite an opening bid. Her spade re■ponae had obtained tha in­ 8TARTH THL'RtL El via Presley .In formation that her partner held a minimum or near mini­ Girin! Girin! Girin! mum, but 8outh surely wanted to be in three no-trump and ihould have bid it. J'h a W om en «*> V * r r <1r t f fin n « « (•> D t r to c» » rt M l ( I ) A f t U o k te tto r <•> l l T H l i f t ««> Jlanatiar It) weather Show (ft ■ w ard New* (I) ■porta Report «•> orbit (1) ltuntlay-Rrlahttp OPEN 12:40 U}& Patrol • US I t ) S puria H c « u r.( > ) E d ito rial Coaim ont ll:M (t) m e n la * le * l By Oswald Jacoby (I ) m t n r l:M (I) h iiv n l (S> Slim nsttc* WITH ATTACHMENTS VIRGINIA PETR08KI P. O. Boa 1214 NORA NORRIS TE S-1II4 "LA PAIUSIENKE" A Brigitte Bardot - Color A Char loo Bqytr A A HA LB. CAPACITY FREEZER 12.2 CU. FT. STORAGE SPACE 2 VEGETABLE BINS �■fj' -7'V-C*,V T ,-ri i Legal Notice Beffye Smith Has 206 High Game WeekendSports t H I TOWN COUNCIL of U i Town o r A bT A IO X T I gpE iN ao, F l o r id a . win re . astro so il■S M s a t tha effioa a t th a Taw* d a r k . Taw a Hall. I* th a T aw * a t A ltam onte ■ ariais, Florida, astU I F. M, tnap laa f o r a M g S M h ig h m s a r , Dacambar I t . IMS. for g a m e , s k a a ls o b e a c h e d a ia a w ater it stem Improvements. s trik e s b y th re a a th r e e tu rk e y s . too i[ K f . 1f j* V | u W t r are n a m jt o t i - F I * d th a t a Cvmpteiat for a t versa s a d e th e r relief l a s her* filed B a a list ye* I* U s s t a r s styled e a s rt sa d yo* a re hereby. required t* aarvo a e ear a t y e a r Answer o r e th e r defease ta the C ow ■ U lat spa* .th e F U ta tltra A ttorney, B. JACKSON HA. AH E . - A ttorney a t,L a w , U S It. O raaa* A renas, , Salt# is, O rlande, O range Oovaty. FlorIda, h a d fUo the a rista e ! an­ sw er a r defease ta tha office ef the c le rk e f tbe C trealt c o u rt a a a r before tha Ith day ad January. IN *. A. D. 1 I f y e a roll ta d a so J u d g m ee t by d a fa a tt wlU be t a b . on a c a io o t y o a f a r tb s re Hof In th e C om ptnlnt a n d on Id 1 Florida, d arin g reg n U r offleo h o ars between » A. M- and I f . K , a r eama m a y b e ob­ tained from Uleco Engineering Corpora t loo. ISM glsloontb S treet North. HL Poterebarg. Florida. a yon deposit of TEN AND NO/le* DOLLS Its tlie.ee). Which depoatt w ill M refunded to qualified bidders who sub­ m it a bid. No deposit wilt bo re* funded ta non-bidders. The bids win bo pnbllcly opened end read oload a t a meeting ta be bald a t the Town Hall of tba Town of A ltam onte Springs. Florida, a t Tile P.M. on Dec. t l . l i l t The Taw n of A IU . m anta Springs, Florida, ro­ setr e e tb a rig h t to reject any and all bide and may accept any bid which Is deemed to tba beat public Interest. The Town ef AHa monte Spring* Florida, fu rth e r reserves the rig h t ta w aive any Irreg u lari­ ties a r technicalities. H enry Ilaaecn, Town Clerk Of The Town Of Altam onte Spring* Florida to m ak a Might beh’nd Battya waa Bereriy Grabarktewks ta wallop tha piaa for a re* sounding SOL Other highs far Maria Lyons and Vsrna tha session ware: Vsrna Bo|. ton, 1M, Marga Lyons, 184, Shelton had a turksy apiece. Thelma Uagar and Iran} Dotek, both 171, Ere Bcgvra, 171, Pratt Morton, IBP, Ann Almond and Bhlrtey Martin, Legal Notice n Flat a tiff, T oo a re n o tifie d th a t a edit to F ereoloee * m o rtg a g e a g a ln e t re e l a n d perso n al p ro ­ p e rty h a s been filed a g a ln e t you ta the above c o u rt by th e . above n am ed p lain tiff.. T b e p ro p e rty so u g h t ta ba foreclosed la a a follow s! L e t IT, OAKLAND HILLA a cc o rd in g te tb e p la t th e re o f a a •recorded la . P la t Book IS. P e g s I I and <1. Publla R eooida e f g e m la ele C e an ty , Fla. T on a re re q u ire d to se re s a eopy a f y o u r a n sw e r or o th e r plead in g on P la in tif f s A ttorney, Irv in g N ath aaeo a, Keq. P. a Boa t i l l . E au ila lHe, F la. and f ile th e o rig in a l la th e affle e o f tho ele rk a a or b e fo re tb e Sad day e f J a a a a r y IM L I f y e * fa ll te do ae J u d g ­ m ent by d e fa u lt w ilt be t a k ­ en a g a in s t you fu r th a re lie f d em eeded la tb e com plaint. T h is a e tle e sh a ll be p u b lish ­ ed e a se Rich w eek fu r fo u r eo n ae ru llv e w e ek s la tk « S apford H erald. DONE AND O R D ER E D IN SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. F i . a .. T in a n t h d a t O F NOVEMBER IMS. (BEAM A rth u r IT. B aekw llh, J r , C lerk o f C tre a lt C ourt B yt M artha T. V lklea D eputy C lerk P u b lish Dee. A I*. IT. !L C D D -l ARC WOWCINS ON A CHRISTMAS PARTIES . . . SONS1UW4/ e alet on eald re a l a etata. T h is sale Is su b ject la the re q u ire m e n t th a t a t th e tim e of the sale th e re be bid an a m o u n t equal to o r In exrese o f th e m inim um a m o u n t ■ot f a r eald eel# In th e O rder o f tho C ounty Ju d g e, eald m inim um a m o u n t of eela boI n s tho earn of ltie .e e . T hle ta le ___ m edo p u rsu a n t to th o O rder o f the C ounty Ju d g e of Hemloole C ounty, F lo rid a, e n te red la th e above sty le cau se on Dec­ em ber T, 1143. w hich said e e te te la now p ending la the C ounty C o u rt In a n d for gem lnolo C ounty. Florida. IN WITNEMB W H E R E O F I h e ro h e re u n to se t my hand e n d seel th le 11th day of Decem ber. IM L /■ / Jo sep h U. M uraiko, A d m in istra to r ef th e E e ta te e f P la in tiff, v e rsu s DANIEL D. R T D E L end DONNA M. RYD E U h ie w ife. D efendants, b e in g C h a n e try Caae No. H a ­ l t . p re y in g a fo reclo su re of P ublic R ecords of Sem i­ nole C ounty, F lorida. T o g e th e r w ith th e follow ing equipm ent! w e ll H e a te r — P an elrey —Modal t - F A - l l R ange — D ials 7 1 4-l-O lt R e frig e ra to r — —Model D - l l ; H ot W a te r H e e le r — Day A N ight — Model ja-C ; T ou a n d each o t you. e re h ereb y re q u ire d to file p e r­ son ally o r by a tto rn e y , ta the office e f th e C lerk o f cold C ourt. In th e C ounty C ourt House. In S anford, Sem inole r iT n J! - - p u b - MOONEY, Deceased A O U k f T BA ID WWTATWl T on aud eerh o f yoa a re hereby notified and required to file a n y claim s and de­ m ands w hich y e a. a r a ltb s r o f yoa. m ay have a g a in st said e s ta te In tha office e f Hon. V ernon Miss, C ounty Ju d g e of Sem inole C ounty, a t hie o f­ fice la tbo C o u rt H ouse In' S anford. F lo rid a, w ithin eta c a le n d a r m o n lb s from the tim e e f th e f ir s t pablloatloa o f th is notice. Each claim a r dem and m u st be la w ritin g and ro n ta la th a place a t re ­ sidence and poet office a d ­ d re ss e f th e c la im a n t and muot be sw orn to by the claim ant, h is e g o a t a r a tto rn e y , a r the earns sh a ll be veld. V iols h. Mooney As A d m lala tra tria e f said a etata Sm ith a n d K e atin g 411 R u tla n d B uilding O rlande, F lo rid a A tlo rae y a fa r A d m in istra trix ItOOER D. W E IL end W IL L . OPENK W EIL, h is w ile, TOI ROOKR D. W E IL (R eeldenea U n h en w n ) W ILLO D EN E W EIL, his w ife (R esidence U nknow n) sad E ach end a ll u n know n p e rsons, p a r tite a n d d e fen d a n ts w ho claim by, Ih reu p h , a e d a r o r a g e ln a t th e a to ra sa ld It ODER D. W E IL and W ILLO D EN E W EIL, hie wife Lot 11. B E A R L A K E HILLS, acco rd in g te the F la t thereof, a s re co rd ­ ed la F la t Book II, a t F e e s IT o f th e Fublic R ecords of Sem inole C ounty. F lorida, to g e th e r w ith tha follow ing: 1 E le ctra ad H e a te r 44IR In c lu d in g tb e building end a p p u rte n a n c e s located th e re ­ on. and to a e lb e r w ith the fu rn itu re , furnlehlngs, and fix tu re s s itu a te th erein , aed and located thereon. YUU, AND EACH u F YOU. a re hereby notified th a t a C om plaint h a s bean filed by F ta la tlff th e a b o v e -a im e d a g aln et you a n d each o t you to fu rtrlo e e a m o rtg a g e on th e above-described p ro p e rty In the e b o v e -e ty ltd cause and you a n d each of yen a re hereby re q u ire d to fits a u An­ sw er e r o th er P leading r e ­ sponsive th e re to w ith the C lerk e f th e ab o v e-e n title d C ircuit C ourt aud te serve a ropy o f eui-h A nsw er or o th e r rreponelve P leading upon th a P la in tiff's A lte r- ORLANDO - Part Camp bell, Ky., defeated Lackland Air Pore* Bate. 14-10, la Um third annual Mistite Bowl foffhpH f ■— SUNDAY LOS ANGELES The Grata Bay Packers thaibad their third straight Waster* Dtriaioa title in tha N attaul Foothill Laafuo with a 10-17 victory ovar tha Lot Aagctea 8EBR1NG — MfMO Ru­ dolph of Clarkrrilk, Toon., and Kathy Withworth of Jal, N. M.. won tbo $»,0» Half and Haig tailed Scotch teor- Legol N otict TDD HlkTD JUDICIAL CIDC t'IT , Ik AkD FOD tb a C ourt o f tb a C ounty k O lB COrUTT, PLOD IDA. P u b lish Nev. 1«. 17, IML M * Dee. L ta Ju d g e . Pesetas to C sa a ty , P i e t , I* re i E e ta te of CHARLES HODUATB. JR . Deceased. T a All C redttee* and F ere se e M a rla * C laim s o r Dem an ds A s s la e t Said E sta te i Tou end each o t you a re h ereb y notified sa d re q u ir­ ed to p re sen t a n y claim s end dem ands w hich you, u r e ith e r o f you. m ay have a g a in st th e e s ta te e f C harles H odgete, J r , deceased. Isle o f eald C ounty, t e tb e County Ju d g e e f Sem inole C ounty, F lorida, a t h ie o f f r : In the c o u rt house u? eat C n in ty a t Senford. F lorida, w ith in elx c al­ e n d a r m oelhe from Ik s lim e e f tb e f ir s t publication uf Roy n. LeRcuch* thle notice. T w o copies of Deceased • each claim e r dem and eheil Jo sep h M. M uraske be la w ritin g , a n d shell sta te 1’. O. Box I I I , th e place a f residence end F e rn P s rk . F lo rid a poet o ffice e d d reie e f the P ublish Dec. IT, 14. t l A claim an t, and sh a ll be aworn J a n . 7. 1 IIL te by th a c la im a n t, a g en t, a t ­ CUD-41 to rn e y a n d accom panied by a fee e f one d o lla r end Ik TtiM rm c riT court o r filin g claim op dem and g e t so thm k t v r u jt'DiriAL c m . auch filed sh e ll be void. Ct'IT, IV AVD FOM SEMID onee J . H odgete vni.n rotvTY, F lorida, A s a d m in istra to r o f tho Ik ciiavcknt vo. iasm E e te lo of NOTICE TO APPHAH C harles H odgete, J r , •BY FIBLICATIOVI deceased SU FFOLK COUNTY F E D E R ­ Mack N. Cleveland, J r , AL SAVINOS AND LOAN AS­ SOCIATION, a U nited S ta te s C orporation. w h e th e r ee sp o u se* hairs, d e ­ visees, g ra n te e s , aeelgnaea, lienors, c red ito rs, tru s te e s or otherw ise, a s to each s a d ell o f whom residence te anknow n. sad E ach end e ll unknow n p e r­ sona. p a r tita and defendants, a s to each end ell of whom residence Is unknow n, h a v in g o r claim ing to have a n y rig h t, title e r In te re st In o r to the follow ing ileacrlbed property, w hich Is th e su b je ct m a tte r of th e B bove-atjled cause. HIGHWAYS 1 7 - W N .H 1 N PARK, FLORIDA Open Tims, thm Sot 1-14 P. M. Sunday • All Day c e c m , NOTICW TO CBHMTMM TO ALL P W I M U I t T I I I CLAIMS o n M I A I I i W EST SID E FE D E R A L SAVINOS A LOAM AnaOCIATION, A U N ITED STATES CORF. * 4 \f m * * i * — j f D f i K i ro c w T . a RPTATK * r a. a t » r a s e m e r r ? covet o f TKW klUTW JUDICIAL CIBC trr. IN AUD POD ODDI. SOLD COtJUTT, FLORIDA. IN O U M B B T M O XOTICW OF FVOLICATIOK MARdAltBT W. EAUMOARDNBK AND ----- BAUMOARDNEB HER HUSBAND, If m arried DafeadanL TOC M argaret W. Beumgarda a r pad ------ Baumgard* aer. bar huebaad If m ar- c e c m i n im MA. DORK pad ORDERED a t Baaford, Florida, th is Ilk day of December, 1 M I A- D. (•MALI A rth sr H. Beckwith. J r , C lerk Circuit Court gem laele County, Ftertd* Mr i M artha T. Vlhlem i s n c p OF SUIT Deputy Clerk I k TDD M k l OF Publish Dee. I t, IT. >L BL TMM STATE OP FLORIDA CDD-M TOi STAFF PKROKAgT DAN- m H irfl Lyons converted • three wajr «pUt, the t-4-T, and bi tlw cw m of her Mg night Betty Smith tewvtrled Um 3-19 twfce white Grace 8UpeL Thelma Ung*r u d Pat S'pley all did the om i trick Libarty Bowl fa st's aaly a m . Tbe 7-« waa toppled by score firing Ortfoa State a M Kay Sheemaker, Beverly rictory orar Villaaara. ’ Grabaririewics made tha S-7, Betty# did a 4-3 and Thelma NXW YORK i - Nebraska Vag«r also spared tha MO. i p . t o . taoor DBTTT KEENE U T W H E IIO . FlaletlfL JAMES A LUNDEERO. D e fe n d a n t k o rtC H of a e rr TOi JAM ES A LUNDRKR® 114 F a rh llt Lane San Antonio, T exaa NOTICE IS HERE11T OTT. EN th a t a C om plaint a n d s u it fo r divorce h a s been filed ■ gainst you by tbo p la in tiff la th e above etyled C ourt a n d you a re hereb y re q alred te file y our A nsw er te eald s u it w ith A rth u r H. B eekw lth J r , C lerk o f th e above sty led C ourt ta the C ourthouee a t Sanford. F lo rid a and verve * copy of y e a r A nsw er upon p la in tif f s e tle re e y w hose nam e and eddreea Is R ated below, ell e f w hlrh sh e ll bp done on or before Ja n u a ry 14. 111!: o th erw ise' the a lle g e linns’ of the C om plaint will bo tak e n aa c o n fess'd a g a in s t you. DATED a t Hanford. S«m l. nolo C ounty, F lorida, th le 11th day of D ecem ber, A. D. 1142. (SEAL) A rth u r H. B eckw ith. J r . C lerk of tk e C ircuit C o u rt By M a rg are t A T y re D eputy C lerk Roe H. W ilkins e f M aguire. Voorhle A V e tts 111 W all St. (F .U Box i l l ) O rlando, F lo rid a A ttorneys fa r P la in tiff Publlek Dee. I f , 14. t l * Ja n . T. CDD-4I JAYCEB CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST ENTRY BLANK Mail to: Contost Chairman P. 0. Box IMS Sanford, Florida GENERAL RULES: 1. Entries moat ha located in tha Saaford A m (i Information Building for limlta). 2. Contcetanta may enter Residential or Commercial clas­ sification or both. Separate entry blanks are required for each entry, S. Only ona division may bo entered under tha Residential classification. All Residential cntrice will ba eligible for Division No. 4. 4. Entries must be mailed to the Jayceo Bldg., ea Freads Ave. by noon December IB, 1942. 4. Contestants are requested to keep displays lighted nightly between 7:30 and 9:30 P. M. until winners are announced te allow judges ample time te check all en­ tries. (Check classification and division) RESIDENTIAL .........- ----- ------------- ---.. Division Prises: l i t place — 201»” trophy 2nd place — l l t i " trophy Division No. 1: Religious Setting (Nativity, ate.) ........ ..... .............. Division No. 2: Traditional Setting (8anta Claus, etc.) ..... ..................... Division No. 3: Artistic Setting (Lights, trees, windows, doorw ays, ate, Division No. 4: Best over-all decorations automatic PRIZES DONATED BY: First Federal Savings A Loaa; Florida Power A Light Company; Florida State Bank; Sanford Atlantic National Bank; Sanford Herald. COMMERCIAL Includes Doorways, Show Windows, Bldg., or alL Prites: Possession of tha Florida Powar and Light Tra­ veling Trophy for ona year. NAME ADDRESS ____________________________________ _ Note: Please complete decoration before submitting entry; 7HBC JIH tl) 15 Y CQtaCMBUF CCW SJtKNG VCUK ) D « V HAVE 24 DEMANDS. G fN tRA l / H 0U U ID MAKE RABAflU. W EAVE*- Lost — $50.00 Reward ---- -OR BSDMTHOTW/ ■■ ■ L Jr (MALE) - - NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not ba responsible tor any debts Incurred by anyone other than myself. Thomas R. Hinebaefk m ANSWERS TO NAME . TOPPER J. E. Terwilleger 2S19 HIAWATHA AVE. TA 2-M7I �* ' m * Herald • *c i£ - 17 CM K MS Fit* • SWEETIE P IE M. B y N atiae O f lle t 204 W . F ir s t r X- •o m tt **» ■ I V m a t e r a t tte family. Sanford Electric. Down- STOCKING 8 T U F F U 8 t o n Baiiard. FA MM2. ! i ! ■ % ira n te U T T id s m Give yaar lately tte m e t lasting gift of aO. Bettor teneathw a te a b m tacceaaful futuro with World Book Encyclopedia and/or Child craft. 322-4T7. Jacketa, CooUaoteal Pants, Drew Bteee a te Boot*. Surpha City, te l W. lo t • Quality • FaakkM • Service Glfte t e ail! IDEALS, Claedea, CkUdroa’e Boote. A Bbepper’i Dreaal MeVlcars, Downtown t e a te d . YOWELL’S Of Sanford Hi-Back, awivol R o c k e r s , CALL SHIRLEY JONES gt FA 2-1412 to Dot your Gift Ideaa. GIFTS FOR WOMEN DACHSHUNDS AKC register­ BEDS FOB RENT ed. Black k tan. • Mootte Hoapital, BeOaweyo, Joveeld. AD shots. Ste-lTtl. ail*. FREE delivery aad Pick-up. Welmaraaer Pupo. T week* FURNITURE CENTRE old. AKC registered. 175. 1100 F m e k Are. FA 2-OSto. Pk. FA B-TM foam cushions. Floor earn* plea. Regular teMR now SM.ll. While ttey leet EcboU Bedding CO. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS GIFTS FOR HOME DANIEL Green flippers, SIM to SS M. Otter ted* CALL SHIRLEY JONES at room slippers from 93-84. MAS. Notkieg fancy, ta t etaot rate. |7 to week. Pk. FA BSBS. IVEY’S SHOE STORE Singer Round Bobbin equip* pod to slg tag. Guarantee. S Payments tt-10. Phone FA Stoll. S Bedroom bouse, kitchen Ojilppait. 1505 Douglas Ave. FA B0941. Bread new 2 bedroom Da* Clean first floor Apartment plea for loase. M7 per Private entrance. 1004 Pel* month. 2 Bedroom borne. mette. kitchen equipped. (75. per month. Everett A. Harper 2 Bedroom home with Flor* ids room and kltcbon Agency Realtora. 2405 S. oquipped. (75 month. Cell Fork. FA 2-2241. 322-0290 for information. Efflckncy 2 Rooms ate Bath (to month. Adults. 104 S Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m house. 128 Escambia. Ph. Holly. FA 4-24M. PA *0274. UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ room home, kitchen equip­ Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m Apartment, kitchen equip­ ped. FA ped. 104 W. 14th St. Ph. F inished Apartment dose FA 24474. to. Jimmy Cowu, FA 24012 2 Bedroom house, kitchen 2 Bedroom home. 2SO* Itc- equipped. Near shopping vena Ave. Ph. 2444471. center. FA 2-4411, tf no answer call after 4 p.m. Nice, 2 bedroom, 2 both home, near new High Clean furnished Apartment School and Shopping Cen­ downstairs. Adults. Pbons ter. Moons Jarvis. Phooo FA 1-1454. FA 2-1110. ROSECOURT Apts. 1 Bed­ FURN APT. see MeDonvffle. room furnished. Near bate. 2015 Sanford Avo. Phono 2 Bedroom unfurnished house NO 44321. kitchen equipped. (75.00. also t bedroom Apt. (55.00. UNFURNISHED 2 BDRM, C.B. Uome, large bath, 004 S. Park Ave. Apt *. store, refrig, furnished. RENT A BED (85.00 Mo., Sunland Estates RoUeway, Hospital A Baby FA *4174. .505 Minosa Ter­ race. By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Furnished lovely 2 bedroom Apartment Lake Golden. Ph. FA 2-51M 111 W. Ini S t Lake privileges. FA 2-0274 Furnished S bedroom bom*. Doubta garage. Fruit trees. F u r n . 4 Bedroom House, Adults. FA 2-7444. 2441 Palmetto. FA 20*43 or FA 2-0274. Nicely furn. Apt. For young couple. 135 a Mo. Includes APARTMENTS: Water A Elect. FA 24544. I BR F u n . Apt. (S3. 1705 Mag. Sale o r R ent FA 2-5111 to Ust your Gift. Idaas. FRIGIDAIRE Seloi A Service JEWELRY House Wtriaf, Free Eotlmetaa FACTORY TO YOU Sid ViMeo’e Randall Electric LIVING CHRISTMAS TRIES ALUMINUM BLINDS CALL SHIRLEY JONES at CALL 8IHRLEY JONES at 112 Magnolia Pk. FA *4411 . GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY . FA 2-5412 to Hat your Oilt FA 2-5412 to list your Qlft GrapeviDe Ave. near 20th St. Eacloaed head. Sag-proof boL tom reU with plastic u d a Fleatte er rayoa tapes, CotPLUMBINQ Contracting A Rcpaira Benkar^GUtuM d Paint FREE ESTIMATE FREE DELIVERY Company Uptolitoring A Mattveeo rem* R. L. HARVEY ovatlng. New A Uaed Furni­ L I Magnolia Pk. FA M « l 2N S eated Ave. FA M W ture. Call NU Bedding Mfg. Co., at Tte Celery Ate. FA S-XUT. Heaton OH, (is A HA Pola­ S t Johns Realty roid Camera (43. Violin THE TIME TESTED FIRM Uaed furniture, appliances, (54.44. Stereo Eececd Play­ lie N. Perk Ave PA 2*4124 Office FA 2*2111 Mels, etc. Bought - Sold. Plumbing A Heating er. (broken arm) OtterNights FA 24544 Larry's Mart 212 Sanford A ll CONDITIONING Lekoview home with late 425*4704 w in 0. E. 435.00. Movie Ave. Ph. PA 24124 CONTRACT end REPAIR privlkies in South Sylvan 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Camera S MM $15.44. 14 WORK Lako Shores. 3 Badroomi Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick MM Projector (10.04. lit 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 24542 Service With tte Cash. a te 3 baths. Air-Condition­ 13. M ortgage L o u s ton Moving Truck (243.04 ed. Phone FA 2-7405. SUPER TRADING POST 404 S. Perk Ave. ApL‘4. MORTGAGE LOANS FA 20477. 2 Bedroom, Florida room. FHA and Conventional Fenced in beck yard. Lew Commercial k Residential ELECTRONIC ORGANS Buy Nationally advertised Do R yourself p u t anetteL Servian on all makea. Work Why pay a high price tor down payment, assume Furniture. Brand now fac­ Sueranteod. Town ft Coun­ pest control In your homo monthly payments. Phooe tory cost plus lo% cash try T. V., 2345 Pfcl- Dr., or place of buolneaa. Do after 3:00. FA 2-4265. only. Wa deliver, we make M yourself and ante 10% appointment any t i m e . 111 N. Park Ave. FA * (4 tt or more. 3 Month* guaran­ Berry’a Warehouse Furn. tee. Personal Instructions 15. Bvnincm Opportunity Co., Ine. T te Ok Barn", by the form ulate of rHE KEROSENE DELIVER and 401 W. 1st St. Sanford, Furnace cleaning service. SURE DEATH INSECTI­ Florida. 4 a. m. till 5 p.m. Charles Renton. FA 24514. CIDES, and apraywr furn­ 322-3*75. I p. m. till I p.m. WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES ished. For intoraatlon a te 228-0045. Home p h o n e Approximately 33k acres, with HEATING tooo delivery call Raymond 2244144. Ask tor Fran er 130 ft. on river, te mile off E. R. POPE CO. INC. Woods. FA 2-30*1. Louis Barry. R t 44. m Be. Park Are. PA 44244 NO $ 4 ,5 0 0 • SOLICITING Plane Tuning and Repair Can FA 44473 after 4:00 p-m. SELLING W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 PART TIME, Stenstrom Realty River Front Property GOOD INCOME . BE MODERN! (took and teat ROBERT A. WILLIAM* Earn a guaranteed weekly in­ water economically with HIRsaltor come calling on and collect* Therm Bottled Gas. Millar Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. ing from company estab­ Radio ate Appliance. I ll S. FA 2-3451 Atlantic Bank Bldg. lished accounts for a nation­ Park Ave. Ph. FA 20332. al distributor of famous car­ H a n d l i n g an types of toon candies. Manufactured real estate. SINGER since 1407. SEWING MACHINE JOHN E. FOX, NOT VENDING Sales and Service REALTOR Responsible man or woman Free estimates In advance 110 N. Park Avenue will be considered 4 to 10 Free home demonstration Phone 323-0558. hours weekly required part CALL FA 2*6783 time. Limited dealership# Alan's Fabrie k Rugs New I Bedroom, 2 bath borne. available. Investment (1,043. 2354 Park Dr. No cash needed. (41 a Write teQiag of younelf glvmonth, Taxes 4 Insurance tog references and telephone FRIGIDAIRE included. 323-40*3. hales k Service number to: J. W. Hall, Realtor "Can Hall" FA *1441 2344 So- French Ave. SNOW WHITE CONFECTIONERS 24 Weal Cheater Pk. Haver Town, Pa. 2 BEDROOM modem house. 3 Bedroom. 1 bath, terras- UNUSUAL BUSINESS so floor. Concrete block. In OPPORTUNITY Kitchen equipped. FA 3-0571. West Sanford. Out of flight Our product baa been mer­ Attractive 3 bedroom, t bath pattern. Large coroar lot. chandised very successfully homo. Fenced yard. Near in the Mid-West tor some­ Small equity and assume NAS. 113 W. Coleman Cir­ mortgage b a l a n c e . VA time. Due to the number of cle. FA 37144. inquiries received from vari­ monthly payment (77. Ph. FA 20200. ous Florida Cltlss, we are Acreage. 5 Acres, flowing welli, under­ If interested. Duplex Apart­ inlcrsjted in establishing representation in the San ground irrigated. Modern g ment, 54 ft. wide. Title clear. ford area. Thia product can Room, 2 bath house. Price Will take 1st otier. 114 Jaabe Sold-Rented-Leased for reduced. Corner Celery samlne Ave. 424-3117. Business • Commercial • a te Avenue k Brinson. Sanford, Industrial applications, in­ 9 LoU. Phone FA 2-0732. Fla. dividuals Interested must have a good credit rating, ALL SOLD OUT permanent resident of the Sanford area, successful IN LONGDALE sales background. The In­ a - BEDROOMS, 1. 1 » a 3 OATHS See The LMN New vestment will be protected 4 Bedroom Horn* V A - N O DOWN PAYMENT by a re purchase agreement In l.akr Way man ||,i(h U LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS with the Manufacturer. Am­ On Longdate Ave. VA - Conventional A FliA Financial ple assistance will be fur­ ■ • -------------------------------------------------J imI Mouth Of Lsagdaic nished for establishing ate LonMUood, Fla, Sualaad Estate* - On 17-43 (3 Ml. tie. af Saafard) maintaining a profitable Sales Office 1st. Hou*e In, ld« Entrance i Mile* South of Sanford business. For additional de­ KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC Turn Weet at 2nd Band South of Owens Brin. PE. FA 24074 tails Writ* Jim Prosser, dlat. OPEN II a. m. le 4 p. as. JIM HUNT RBtl.TY. Hale* Ageat Mgr. L4A. Products. Box DAILY Days. FA 2-2114 - Eve. 4 Bun. FA 3-0514 • 323-0704 14147 Jsx II, FU. Sunland Estates Homes HAPPY FULL TIME G. H. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 24443 WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, SPR1NKER SYSTEMS All Types sad Slses We Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery ate Supply Co. VT W. 2nd St FA 24433 Refrigerstioa • Air-condition­ ing men needed. We train you. Write Commercial Trades Institute Uox II, */* Sanford Herald AUTO GLASS INSTALLED with a near new . . . USED CAR for C H R ISTM A S! 1962 MERCURY Cokey Park Htetka W a rn , 4 Pass, CasepMelf Powered, Air Cute. Joe* Lika te a te Mew. Sato For (4,444 New. * 3 4 9 5 1962 COMET Custom u s . a r c . ss= -~ r" * 2 2 9 5 1961 CADILLAC COUPE DeYlLLE, BeaaUfal White Finish, Air Cm 2 , 1*444 Actual MUea, Lika New. ‘3 9 9 5 1961 COMET *1 4 9 5 MONTEREY. 4-Deor, Mere-O-MeIk. Radio, Heater, Power Steering A Brake*. A Reel Nke Car. ‘1 6 9 5 1958 MERCURY MONTESST, 4-Daor. Mere-O-Matie, Healer. AT HOLLERS of SANFORD 1 M « PONTIAC Station Wagon 1 W A 4 Door. Filly Keulreod 4 M 4 FALCON BUtko Wagon l^ to A 4 Door. BlandoriMjMf^ 1 S 4 A COKVAIK 4 Door Delaxo • W U Standard Shift IS M •W U BAteY IW I FALCON 3 Door Sedan standard Shift CIIKYBLEK 4 Deer Windsor Aatomatk Aad Air Toad. 1 M 7 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Sedan I t e V I Aatomatk Traas. (2 1 1 8 1 1 N N S 4*4 246 Give A Permanent G ift This Christm as Give A Holler New Or Used C ar tlR Y IW I TO U T 1™ * CADILLAC 4 Door Sedan DeVIlk Power And Air Condition OI.D8MOUILE 4 Door Hardtop Automatic Aad Air Cond. IIK n IW D 1B BT IW I OLDSMOUILE 4 Door Aatomatk. Air Cond. BUCK * 1 Door Sedan Auto., Power Hroho Aad Steering ‘7 9 5 1958 FORD RANCH WAGON, * Cylinder. Stan­ dard Treaa., Excellent Coteitka. ‘6 9 5 1958 DODGE Coronet lia s lia s I N n s 3 Door Hardtop, V-l, Aatomatk Treaa., Power Steering A Brakes. Kadk A Heater. ‘7 9 5 1958 EDSEL 2 Door Hardtop. V*4, Power Slews, log A Brakes, Kadk A Healer. ‘5 9 5 1957 MERCURY 4 Pasaeager Station Wagon, Fully Powered. 1956 Mercedes Benz ‘7 9 5 181 4-Door Model 311 — Bargain Buys — 1 9 5 7 *0RD HTAT,MN WAG0N 1 9 5 5 BU1CK * °°Vr “ •rtteP OLDSMOUILE « Door Sedan i i | 1 9 5 4 LINCOLN 4 Door Sedan 415 PONTIAC 2 Door Sedan ■w5JW Aatomatk Treaa. 196 DODGE 2 Door Sedan I S M CHEVROLET Station Wagoa I W w V-4 Auto. Pow«r Strerlnr 196 210 Magnolia I S M CHEVROLET 4 Door. * CyL 885 I W * Aatomatk NO PAYMENTS L’N T llji FEBRUARY 4 ' LWATTPdi 314 E. 2nd ST. 15*8 FARE AVE. PA 2-4711 ORLANDO Cl! 14144 FA 2-0441 Gentle Shetland Pony tor children . Just to time for Christmas. Also trailer. Ph. FA 24474 after 3; JO. D azzle the family 1960 MERCURY IfifhK HnNT,AC 4 Door Sedan 31. Poultry - Livestock Uaed Rurrougte addlas me* ckiae, aubt (72.M. New portable olympfa Type* writer with eaee OH M plus tea. 1 Bseoadittaael loyal Standard Typevnitor, eacaik te atmdBtoi, tteJe. Pow* ed'a Office Supply Cm 117 I . Magaelia Ave. 2 Dour Sedan, Standard T reat, Radio, Hester. Windshield Back Ginas i Door Glass Vent GInae SERVICE Senkarik GIjuu and Paint Company Pb. FA 2-4523 We gladly lean a Blee Uetro Carpet Stempeoor with porihan of Blue latere Shampoo. CarroQ'a Furxi- HUNT M tR C U R Y 10D N. Palmetto Ave, Sanford INC �mm#, fit' . p .......................... Vr • • K B , to Mil- IM141, Itf,- 2460PARKAVE. atSSthST . SANFORD, FLA. GOAWTTTY RIGHTS RRStRVBV a O T S " " QU1CK FROZENGRA0E A LARGE BLUE RIBBONBONELESS PORK ROASTS ALL BEEF FROZEN(ZQZ EACH) FARMER GRAY SAUSAGE «• 39* OYSTERS!101' FARMKR CRAY SK1M.KSS IR AN IS “ • 49* FARMER CRAYSBEET SMOKED LADY FAIR M to rto B M * Mscslts* 39* CHEESE u 49* CAW MILO DAISY CNIDOAR I t i a d i R. Voltollne, Hoi, to Dcltoa Teat on, (tux, C. C. Manar. $7,100 Irerctt Jooes, etux, to Harry X. Gantry, tins, Plnecreat, I14.IW A. K. Shoemaker, «tux. to Jamee B Smith, atua. Idyll•Udn, $23,000 Haft tor Cooatrvction Co. to Thomas P. Ma(tenon, etux, ARMOURSTAR BONELESS CANNED MAXWELLHOUSE H A M 4a * 2" O LE O 2 25 RICH RID $ a jm Heftier Coutructtoa Co. to William Colvtrd, etui, $12,* 10S Dellto B. Strickland, etui, to Charles Clark, etui, C. C. Manor, $7,too XeaMth Billiard. etui, to R. E. Pvrvls, (tux, to Lake Brantley, $11,000 Georft H. Conklin Jr.', atm. to PHA. S(inland, $U,«M John B. Bay, etui, to L. E. 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. P rune L a k e , $14,300 Marie Campanella, etux. to Flr»t Fed. Oak««od lights.. L I B B Y ’S C A T S U P S KING KOLE 2J5CAN LIMIT—1 WITH OEMS LIBBY PIMtAPPLK JUICE SUNSHINE HI4HO CR A CK ER S 10£ UJDfcfM * S U C tO U H iT t 29c 4 ROSEDALE HALVES ORSLICES CAKEMIXES 44 OZ CANS GOLDMEOAL PLAIN ORSELF RISING CANS se a r pumpkin-2 5 W ILSO N 'S FIN EST SHORTENING s nun pies A R M .! d cq 33c CANADADRYi COCKTAIL 28 02 BTTL PEACH CHERRY COCONUTCUSTARD PUMPKIN tm m w t m t m i m m ** & • F w ito n • Piano. • Rant el M i CANS * * FANCY PASCAL 100 — + * & te w a w m FANCYDELICIOUS LARGE STALK • Carpel • Tfe 303 (PLUS DEPOSIT) Dippers, or water outsit, SANTORO FURNITURE COMPANY FRE-MARCALIF. FRUIT FRUIT FLAVORS have the remarkable ability OYER U YEARS 2 2S SA U C E EXTRA el Pint and Palaaetw (Atone Bide Peel Office) 3s $ 1N Tk H O * to walk ender water. With wing* partly open, this bird walks along the bottom, feedtog on water-dwelling insects. BETTY CROCKERASST. NEH CROP i Lk Udr «to to OMtor FRUIT C A K E Af Out ■»»>«> lew Mm BXPfgS 12- 74-67 P T K K IV * k �9 - jr* v r* j •• r» ,* ' •r] , ■■>•*/. • | .'■■• • f • - V 1 •*?;••; ■• ' >• • • » T_ ' ' '.IF* V T T o * * Sanford Mayor J . H. (Jim­ my) Crappa and Polka Chlrf Roy WillLanu 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 LABIY V I U H U Wbea to l a t a Clans going to' tUB Sanford? V « d to 1 It . ( | W a rood idea to k m Santa i ‘" a t om 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 d rie 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 rm ythhig it can to work with tho morchanta in making it B a ilo r for our m idonta to ahop a t homo.” Spoeial eonrtaoy tag* will ho placid on car* that over- fife 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- United Press Leased Wire Eatabliahod 1908 ... . .... . — --------- — • • e 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? • • • 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 ter acquainted 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. ■ 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... Nine To Die TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Highway Patrol forecast today that nine persona will be killed on Florida high­ ways during the labour Christmas holiday. Deal MIAMI (UPI) — 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 Sane her, 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 of Om prisoners. Premier Ousted Details of the ransom deal mas. have been made pub­ DAKAR, Senegal (UPI) — A spokesman for Tran* Pro-WfJtern President Leo­ World said it has been asked lic. At one point. Castro depold Senghor took over the to fly 150 tons of medical ■ended $63 million for the government today and de­ supplies — presumably part release of tho prisoners, but nounced Premier Mamadou of the multi-mUlion-doUar ran­ he it believed to have agreed Dia as an outlaw. som—from New York to a t to acceptsupplies of less alrflald near Miami Wednes­ T*Noe'(ira» information couid Funds Approved day. The freighter African Pilot, bo obtained either here or WASHINGTON (UPI) — under charter ot tho Amer­ in Havana aa to the travel President Kennedy signed an ican Red Cross, left Balti­ plana of Donovan or others In order Monday night directing the Of(Ice of Emergency more Monday on tho way to his party. A Cuban spokesman said Planning to make $73,000 in Miami with orders to stand by "in anticipation of an Donovan received a telephone | federal fund* available to agreement" on tho release call Sunday night instructing areas around Jacksonville him to leave for Cuba im­ which suffered damage from mediately. high tides near the end of "Wt 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. "We're1had requested, back la a cliff-banging situs- Warmer Weather 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 for live sessions during World ed in a record-anting, midDecember 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 w Canal Choice TUE8., DECEMBER 18. 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA . ■ ■f ............ it-ho me 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. WEATHER: Generally fair and mild. Low tonight 41. ft? Frank H. Brownett, Jacksonville, president of tho Florida Waterways Aian., declared a t a meeting o f the organization in Wintor Park Monday th a t tho Sanford-Canavoral Canal will probably bo conitroetod before tho Cross Stato CanaL Brownett made hla prediction in discuMlng tho immediate need for tha construction of a eanal-wuy across Florida if Capo Canaveral is to keep its primscy as a missile teat and launch center. With the advent of super rockets, said Drownette. is is becoming in­ creasingly difficult to transport them around the end of the peninsu­ la. and the importance of a croaa (date canal is Incoming more -and more obvious. But if any canal is to be built, there must be a state-wide effort, and Brownett said he felt the con­ struction of the Sanfonl-Csnaverul project would come first because it would be the most economical to con­ struct. Addressing the group, Seminolo County Chamber of Commerce man­ ager John Krider, pointed out th a t the longer the delay In constructing the cross-Florida canals, less and less becomes the prospects of “any of us here seeing them completed in our lffetime." Krider pointed out that Florida receives an average grant for pub­ lic works of only 912 million to 914 million per year, and “here we are U0®*" Sowder To 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 i p e n t a year establishing th* • U. S. Public Health Service in Washington, at the request of the surgeon general and WASHINGTON (UPI) 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 (UPI) 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 Isher- Interstate Four wood 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. (UPI)—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 (UPI) - Red Chinese Greatest Threat, Kennedy Says Bids Accepted TALLAHASSEE (UPI) 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. into ctfeot at 8 p. m. Monday The' Joint bid. totaling $2,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. Embargo In Effect hoping to get a |700 million appropriatlon out of a limited amount of funds th a t everyone of the other 48 state* hopes to dip into a leo .* J H 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 for funds to begin construction on the cross sta ts 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 th a t the busi­ ness climate and present stats of our missile preparedness program make mandatory tho construction of tho San ford-Canaveral canal and tho cross state waterway. But, h t said, it will call for a unified effort a t the stato level to achieve tb s objec­ tive. Krider also pointed to tho need for a total state effort in carrying out the waterways program for 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 of Com­ merce manager previously has spok­ en in favor of 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 of 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 cm 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 differences H tir.J l. BritUh-Americaa over nuclear miaaile strategy. They can alao plan a global policy survey to assess the Aldermen Meet At Casselberry Stocks Mixed NEW YORK (UPI >—Stocks opened narrowly mixed on moderate turnover today. Few Herald Index Bridge ..... .... ZETA XI SORORITY President Mns. Jon T. Corley (right) presents n check to Mr*. Fran Murray for the support of thn Littin Red Schoolhouse. Thn check represents funds raised by th* Zeta XI. * chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. in their re­ cent Baby of the Year Contest, which was won by Brack Perkins ILL (Herald Photo) HAPPY BAIJY BRACK PERKINS III reaches for tho trophy which was presented to him ss Baby of the Year in the content held by members of Zeta Xi. Mother and Daddy, Mr. and Mrs. Brack Perkins Jr., aru also pleased a t tha honor for their son. Mrs. Martha Kilpatrick left, member of the contest committee presented the engraved loving cup and the |2 5 savings bond to th* smiling family. Brack III was sponsored in the con­ test by the Rotary Club. (Herald Photo) ROTARY PRESIDENT REN \V ICG INS and Mr*. Wiggins add their gifts to those contributed for tha benefit of underprivileged children in the community a t their annua] Christmas party Monday. Wives of nieinlwr* were uue.st.s of honor fog tha ocxaaion. (Herald Photo! - % 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. • • • 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 • " i.£ , „ .W. .t moves la the wake of Soviet *n Uie rift between Moscow and Piking, th* president Premlsr Nikita Khnishehev’a said, attention should be giv­ military backdosrn in Cuba. 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*! I . Classified . Comics ____ _ Door Abby ... Editorial Entertainment Legal* ...... . Piuzl* ..._ Srcisty » - -•— vi to � 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 17, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 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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M ., Fri., D o c 14 ■■ * ■./ ' YTT1r* ^* * r * yr** » ,* •i k .AJAg Brins The Whole Family I /l ’’ >^’ M in o r and Calendar Combination L IV IN G S E C T IO N A L S RO O M GROUP welfare project, win i n p u t end aelbnrrj. Tam Park u d to a r k orgaatatlone (ram the A na eommsnitlta also ore M dHog with Urn collection of ceased good* and other nes-perlahable Item* far the tooheti. fw da M Ok amount of R1I.M have been contributed by the lather Onto at the Ceeao&erry Community Meth­ od!* WICI and 110 bare boon received through indi- CTLINOEI • No IutaQatiow Charge Delivery Anywhere In Seminole Conty C all FA 2-5733 Sanford G as Co. IN W. 1* IT. D IN ET T ES RO CKERS Colonial Living DESKS - Room le ft Bed and Matching Arm Chair t Stop End Tablee 1 Cocktail Table aad I Lamps SHADOW BOX i MIRRORS ^Lm ‘ lb " CRIBS NORGE Complete with Wee. LIMED OAK ODDS and ENDS of R EC O R D C A B IN E T S LA M PS itHt \h Ht MS M s l V .1St) N11 * i nssiMi 1 1his HERE TABLES M ATTRESS Ve Carry And Service Our Own Accounts OPEN EVENINGS T IL CHRISTMAS Starting Monday, Dec. 17th (Except Saturdays) ELECTRIC-EYE of SANFORD QomsUua • in / m 1 M .1 S i BABY’S INNEBSPRINO �■r l a ib t m u S O M E B A N D O U THOUGHTS WHILE TRYING TO AVOID MENTIONING TUB WEATHER . , . Hamm Park? Well, acme ear ho Just came in by Greyhound sod transferred to Trailways. County dtrusmen face a two to three year setback in production be* cause of the three-day freeze, County Agent Cecil Tucker reported today. With citrus losses well over 60 percent, Tucker explained that it would take a full year for foliage to come back in full awing again. The county agent added that all the young citrus trees were knocked back to the bank. The predicted output for citrus production this year had been antici­ pated at 8,000,000 boxes and Tucker es­ timated dtrusmen here would fall far short of that goal. Freezing temperatures Thursday night and early today continued to A three inch water mein bant s i Second and Pafanetfo Wednesday might sheet 9 p.m. At that time tempera­ tures wen at 17 and there VOL. 63 wen no sidewalk auperintendeats to give suggeetlona to the city crew*. That Boa-Boo from the Tea Assessor's office regarding $10,000 addition error on Strieklead-Morrlson has coun­ ty attorney Harold Jobaaoa and Clerk Ait Beckwith talk­ ing to themselves . . . The prbblem is how much will the county have to poy hack. hammer away at the young crop* bat Tucker said It atiH wma too early to estimates the loeeee in doQan and rente. Tucker said he didn’t expect any great change in the loea of crops ha* cause o f a predicted warming up trend. He also reported that this county as a disaster area would be as soon as farm advisors throughout the area summed up their loeeee. During the 1957-68 freeze, dairy and cattlemen were given a 60 percent freight reduction to supplement their losses and Tucker felt the same rates will go into effect once Gov. Bryant gets his report from his advisors. The average temperature foreeeet United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRL, DECEMBER 14, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA Governor Asks Audit At North audit upon the petition of 39 percent of tho (reebolden of a city or town. A petition signed by An­ derson and 41 otbsra was held by Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin to be legally repre­ sentative ef the town of ITT population. The petition vaa received in late October but» action was delayed for the ruling by the attorney general. The law requires that the city must pay the costs of the audit and until M pula up the money in an escrow account, state auditors won’t mov*. Assistant atate auditor Moose Club wants to us* tha old post office building to hold meetings . . . By tha way Development Commission offi­ cials will be down Monday to look over the fscllity. H offa To Testify NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UP1) —Testaiter* Union Presidoat James R. Hoffs was expect­ ed to take the stood in his own behalf today in close Georgs Warner made the out the eighth week of hi* $1 trip to North Orlando to look million conspiracy trial. at tho records to got an klea or what the audit will cost. Reds On Trial But Warner said to da;-i WASHINGTON (UP1) - A tho city has not asked for a federal court jury will begin report on costs nor has any deliberaUooa Monday in the been given. trial of the Communist par­ "I'm waiting to hoar from ty of the United States, which the town," he said. has been eharged with fall­ ing to register with the gov­ ernment. Post Office Dedicated The forma) dodkaUon of tho Sanford Pool Office waa erbedelsd fee 4 p. m. this Downtown Crash Injures Woman Someone stole a heater out by Lake Mary Blvd. way. Can't blame them. The m w music suite fer the Junior High here ij going to be a pretty elaborate layout. The band and the glee club will have separate practice rooms and off each will be a library and office. An ample storage room la included, also. We're curious to know if John Alexander’s committee has gotten together with Judge Kenneth McIntosh and the Seminols Timing Association to talk Insurance protecting the County against possible suits that might arise out of the drag racing and timo trials at Die club's coming ovents at Osceola. They have some ex­ citing meets scheduled for the rest of the month. Unless something happens right sudden there Is a possi­ bility that the new English Es­ tates School won't be ready by neat September, according to Walter Teague, administrative assistant to Supt. Mllaree. Seems there has been some foot-dragging up yoodcr, not here. Casselberry officials a r e paving the way for Eastern Chopping Center at Hwy. 17-92 and SR 434 to come into the town. Indications are that tbs annexation’ request will come bqfor- the first of Die year. McClellan Ratchford, head of tho Atlanta office of tho Housing and Home Finance Administration, a f f i r m e d again today his statement made here Wednesday that funds for the expansion and rehabilitation of tho Saraptn and Good Samaritan homo Is available from tho FHA. Informed that someone In hie office had given Mrs. Taamar Braden, Saraptn Home director, a flat turn down on her inquiry about funds from one of the constituent agencies of HHFA, Ratchford said be would look into tho matter. Ho pointed out that the FHA is empowered through Section 332 of the Federal Housing Act of 1INI1 to insure mort­ gages for homes for ths aged and nursing homes, for those “not requiring hospital eara or thoaa not 111.** However, the proviso is that ths stata ar soma lower govrmmental unit liif Ihj.iUte'muit dem ount# It was pointed out by Chair­ man J. C. Hutchison of the County Commleelom turn hie bed at Stminola Memorial Hospital, that if the Sarapta lloma can't qualify for funds through a HHFA mambeff agency, that It might be pos­ sible to get fends through the Hill-Burton act, end as e last resort the county could build a homo and lease it to a priv­ ate operator. C o u n t y Commiaaten vice chairman James P. Avery said he feels the possibilities of ob­ taining private funds hare not been exhausted. However, the urgency ef the situation will require n “new look" at thn Van Hoy report end n re-examinatkm of the whole prob. lent. Avery said all the possible aneweie to the problem as ex­ pressed by the Van Hey com­ mittee will have be be axptori wan rare a tSluUen to atlsiaitiFwiU WASHINGTON (UIT) — rreeldsnt Kennedy's l o n g awaited tea reduction propos­ als for 1U0.1 will be outlined for the country tonight from a highly conservative setting In New York. The president was to speak to the Economic Club of New York. A tea cut of substantial pro­ portions will run Into strong congressional o p p o s i t i o n . Aware of tble situation and de­ termined to win soma degree of tax reform In 11)03, the president was understood to have tailored hia proposals with a view to maximum con­ o f t h e president's speech. Thera wera thee* develop- A Sanford resident. Mrs. Charles Baker, of Narcissus Ave., received cuts and bruis­ THE FIRST TICKET to the annual Policeman's Ball slated Jan. 12 waa es in a two car accident at aold today to Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps, left, as Police Chief Roy Wil­ First and Sanford Ares, this liams and Sgt. Dick Cosgrmve start the ticket sale. (Herald Photo) morning, police reported. Mrs. Baker was treated at tha emergency room and re­ leased shortly after the mis­ hap. The driver of the other car, Harvey McCaUey, 1(33 Lake Are., was eharged with fall* ura to yield the right of way. Damages to tho cars was es­ timated at over $1,000, police State Rrp. Slack Cleveland cording to tho constitution ot reapportioned or not," he said. Jr. told the Jaycees Thurs­ Florida," Cleveland s a i d , pointed out day that he challenges mem­ "but I question the chirks “ You'd think they'd at bers of tha Urge counties’ of discrimination." least go the trouble to vote delegations to show proof “ One-half of the people in against it, U they ware as that tho people of their coun­ these large counties, as well concerned about it as their ties have been discriminated as in the small counties did legislators say they are," the sgslnst by tho present legis­ not even bother to vote on representative noted. WASHINGTON (UPI) — lative membership. the proposed amendment at Store than half of the Tho State Department has put “ I certainly agrro that tho the last election. They seem states in the United States college students on notice that state should bo (airly reap­ apathetic, as it they didn't are faced with the same they could face prison if they portioned every ten years ac­ cart whether the state got problem, Cleveland told the attempt a Christmas holiday Jaycees. trip to Cuba. “ The recent special ses­ Tha warning waa issued sions of ths legislature ac­ Thursday after reports groups complished nothing.” he said of students from Iloatuii, liufand admitted that he did not falo, New York, and other know the solution. cities planned to defy the gov­ “ The pork-choppers must ernment ban on travsi to Cuba. give In or the Florida leglsUnder ths law, the State De­ Uture will never be able to partment requires specially reapportion itself." validated passports for trips "And when the Supreme to the island nation. However, Court steps in and does it, the passports are given only If they are not going to be one the trip is in the “beat Interbit happy with the outcome. tereate of the United States." The pork-choppers are going If an unauthorised trip is to be hurt the worst, but wo made, the State Department could avoid federal Interfer­ said it is punishable by fine ence If they would cooperate.’ and or imprisonment. Clevtland said be felt that the federal courts were just as confused as the Florida Stetson ‘Messiah* legislators about bow to re­ apportion. but he said he To Be Broadcast The presentation of Handel’s was against any more spe­ cial tetaioaj. "Messiah" oratorio, for the "All we did waa alt down, 37th time at 8tetson Univer­ get up and walk around and sity, by the University Glee ait down again. It waa just a Clnb Sunday st 3 p. m. will be time-consuming waste, and broadcast live over the Dewe all had businesses to at­ Land radio ataUon. Prof. Har­ JAYCEE WIVES president, Mrs. Hammond tend to and Dungs to do at old Glffia, director said today. Polk, is shown presenting a check for 8198.71 to ham*. We accomplished ex­ At Dm same time, tho pre­ Jim Hunt for the IJttle Red Schoolhouse. Hunt actly nothing, and we never sentation will be taped and reis president of the Seminole Association for Re­ will as long si the pork- broadcast over 300 ABC affili­ tarded Children. Funds were raised by the wives* choppers refuse to cooper­ ated radio station# throughout ate." Top Value stumps project. (Herald Photo) tho nation st 2 p. nt- Dec. 22. Big Counties Don't Prove Charge On Legislature, Cleveland Says NO. 606 noma Jail population at S3 today Nine earns in . . . Seven went home. At yesterday's meeting of the school board, Mason Whar­ ton moved a resolution ex­ pressing the appreciation of tb# people of Seminols County to L E. Jordan and John Brumley, long Umo members of that body. Jordan’s 37 years is a statewide record for continuous service oo ■ school board. Brumley hae served IS years with that body. We would liko to add so enthusiastic “ third" to J. Dsn Wright's second of Whar­ ton's motion. pentose* aai overaxerttea brought the wether death toll higher and higher. Weather * related mlshape caused at least ltl deaths. Ohio coasted IS deaths sad Michlgaa 30. SUssard condition* prevail­ ed through parte of Michigan, Ohio esd Now York Thnroday, with New Yash a Brit Couaty receiving np In If inehea of new aaow. A fool WEATHER: Flair and not as cold. Low tonight, M TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gordon Frederick's license Gov. Parris Bryant has re. tag dedication set for 1:30 quested a special atate audit p.m. by the Masonic Hall of financial records of the parking lot. R.S.V.P. Village of North Orlando at the request of 43 freeholders One way to settle the re­ headed by City Councilman apportionment problem. Put W. W. Anderson. the senate in the county agri­ The action w u taken nader cultural building (no heat) and n law providing for a state giva them two hours . . . They'll com* up with some­ thing for sura. Anyons thought of the wild birds this time of year. Hun­ dreds found dead due to tho freest. had n temperature of 10, its coldest reading of the century. An 11.3 reading at Tampa was a record low. Miami Beach vacationera didn’t go near the water when the mercury slid to 33. Coldest temperatures in the nation Thursday were in the South, where it was 13 below «t Cross* Ilia, Tran., and II below at London, Ky. Fires, automobile accidents on slippery sod snow-packed pavements, the (rigid tarn- 100 Arrested MIAMI BEACH (UPI) Nearly 100 persons, Including a number of elderly winter resident*, were anreamd here LIVE OAK (UM) -Work­ ers began building a $30,000 dam on the Suwanoo River at Suwaanra Springs Thursday. The dam was arderad built by the Conservation Depart­ ment to raise the level of the water about 10 feet. Mariner Ready WASHINGTON (UPI) - A reco-tl . breaking command from earth today started the Mariner 3 spacecraft’s scan neri io preparation for pierc­ ing the perpetual cloud cover surrounding the mysterious planet of Venus. TB Fund Asked TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Dr. Laurence Hanoi, director of the state tuberculosis pro­ gram, asked Thursday for $8 2 million to operate Flor­ ida's throe TB hospitals dur­ ing the next biennium—but said there is a chance that one ot the hospitals will tie closed soon. Yule Trees Banned SHARON, Mass. (UPI) Christmas trees were ban­ ned st three public schools here today by principals who were tearful they violated laws governing separation of chureh sod state. But a group of irate mothers handed to­ gether in a concerted drive to overthrow the ruling. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) —Amerles’* new radlotelsvllion "Rslay" satellite swept •round earth in a nsar-psrfsct orbit today, but sclsntiata un­ expectedly pasted up a plan|ned mid-morning crustal test Officials 'declined to say whether prohlsma were sus­ pected. Technicians ratted off with­ out explanation thsir plana to beam test signals at tho 172pound moonlit on its fifth or­ bit, starting at 1:35 a. m. At Cape Canaveral, a Fed­ eral Space Agency spokesman said thsru was "a possibility’* that an intercontinental test transmission b e t w e e n the United States and Europe, planned for 13:22 p. m. on the sixth orbit, also would bo can­ celled. "They wanted to taks a eloasr look at it before they start­ ed playing around with it," ha added. Relay was hurled Into orbit by the 14th successful shot in a row of tha Douglas Delta rocket Thuraday night. Tha orbit, described as "D# 44/100 per cent perfect," sent Relay 1.1112.18 miles Into space at its deepest point, and 810.44 miles up st Its closest approach to earth. Th« satellite wes making ona swing around tha globe •very threat hours 3.00 min- gressional acceptance. Home influential members of Congress ami a private eco­ nomic research group, voiced their tax opinions on the eve Plane M issing W ith 50 Aboard RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI) —A four-engined Constella­ tion airliner with 30 persons aboard is misting over the Amazon Jungles, it was an­ nounced today. So far as was known, there were no North Americans in the big, propeller • driven plane. Senate Democrat!# W h i p Hubert U. Humphrey, who frequently take* on the role of front-runner for administra­ tion policies, cam* out for n prompt personal and corporate tax cut of between $8 billion and $10 billion, lie thought tho tax cut should not bo blocked by "indie*# haggling" in Congraan ever brand tax re­ forms. Chairmen Wilbur Mills, of the House Ways A Means Committee stuck to bin basic position that ruvenuu lost in a tax cut should bo mado up la other reforms. Significantly, 31111a indicated hia basic view was not altered by his conference Wednesday with Ken­ nedy. Virginia’s conservative Dem­ ocrat Harry F. Bytd, chairnun of the Senate Finance Committee, said he waa more convinced than ever that a tax reduction should be preceded by sharp faderxl spending re­ ductions. Ths Committee on Economic Development advocated a twostage $11 billion tax cut to spur economic growth by re­ leasing additional investment money. Jimi Jimenez Held MIAMI (UPI) - Lawyer* for ex-dictator Marcos Peres Jimenez, held here without ball as a federal prisoner facing extradlUon to Vene­ zuela, mad* a new attempt today to obtain s court order that would set him free again on bond. Official Departs MOSCOW (UPI)-U. S. em­ bassy official Rodney W. Carlson left the Soviet Union today, three days after Sov­ iet officials charged an em­ bassy second secretary nam­ ed “ Karlsson" with espion­ age- Carlson, 10, ot Aicester, S. D , was assistant agricul­ tural attache# ot the tinbaasy, which has no "Karls saoo" oa its staff. SANTA CLAUS will be sure to get thia letter from a good little boy named Buddy Echols, be­ cause Buddy is putting it in the npeciul mail box that is just for Santa Claus letters. The red und white box has been set up in front of the new pontoffice for the special needs of the smallest customers. (Herald Photo) Bridge Classified _ Pi Comics — Dear Abby . .. Editorial Entertainment Legate Pa* Puzzle Society ... . Sports ..... Churches — „ �_ 1 - *% ^ * 1 Wm M S • • TOPPi! r -v ■ ’ • 33* ' •. my KaOy, Tad Mauser, Pat Bbea, Mite U rn* Larry MIL * tor, Gens Bridgm; —» Mlea Carol Hate, Heavy Whitley, Vtea Dtono Sweet, Mina Chnrtoto* Tripp, Miss Martha Glddooa, Mbs Jaatc* tho church wcrt, otasdiaf from left, Anm i| h r and B. H. Tew— id lr Htrout— . J. M. I B, am tnataaa, signed enrtter. The eharch will Asaerabljr O f God Congrcfitional Baptist Lutheran — Pentecostal ft* Nativity. fte BlaM m , A* lev . G row Sewell Jr. Ji m Meriwether, Rldurtf Pickard, Nick Ffclfari aad the Hlian Martha U t k , J r aa Wilke. Alloc: Mam. Darid Barrim, A1 Caaa, Sauna I f Md«t trd. Sarrta Frida, Kkhari Held, Jdka Hogaa•n, Bor Kano, Loot Walter. AIM tonore David Barries, Aadrew Bractea, Water Ote- First Baptist Choir To Prosont Cantata meaning of tte Masterpiece Sets Free County Days 1 mlPewit af Uamtoolo, Vohula, Orange and Osceola counties will be admitted sp­ aa show of tteir drivers Ueeaaci on Saturday and Sun­ day at The Gras* Matterpiece, as outstanding Florida attraetkm located near Late Water. Grounds of tte ahowplan a n span from S :» s.m. aatil d p.m. th* year round. Th* Gnat Maaterplee*. fea­ tured in a garden setting, is a IS foot by M foot mosaic reoroduettow of Lsooardo da Vlad's “Lari Supper," asecutod to 100,001 tiles. Artists la tte Mamie Studio damoostrata how tha art form to dona and display original tile craattonn. Otter attractions Include BUI Phelps’ Bird* of Pray •how, tte Am*ling Hawaii Gian Blowers, trips by Swiss cable car through tte unique Jungle and garden areas and Da Vtoet’r gallery of tovantloaa whan his conceptions of tte automobile, printing press, diving gear aad machine gun, dtslgned more than MO yoar* ago, a n displayed. B«ar Lake Circle M eets tr r.f . By Shirley Wentworth The Women's Circle of the Bear Late Presbyteries Chop, el amt Wednesday evening at tha Chapel with Mrs. C. C. Jeoaa, chairmen, presiding. Mrs. Evelyn Eeelcks tod the basons on Tha Beatitudes. Ho*tee* for tha meeting was Mrs. Audrey Lyle. Tha aaat mactiag wlU te held Jan. 11 at tte home af Mra. Mary Kirk da Llsseel Beach Dr. - Mra. G. B. Drake, Mlea ArUae Mem, Mra. Charlea Boat, Mra. r . I* Garner, Mra. A. B. Maddax, Mra. C. E. McGard, Mra. B. P. Gallowap, Mrs. L. B. Miner, Mra. MerrU MetU, Mra. Hobart Moody, Mra. H. Rtenatrem, Mra. H. B. McSwala, Mra. C. L. Bnbhmew sad Mr*. J. E. Matkteua. Altoa: Mra. Wendell Scott, Mra. Richard Walter, Mira Uada Sue Bote, Mn. Cadi Tucker II, Mra. C. A. Andoraoa Jr, Mra. Frad Manga, Mra. J. F. Wltoan, Mra. W. O. Tan­ ner and Mra. G. Covington. Tenon: C. W. Dakar, W. fl Tanner, C. B- McCord, H. E McSwaln, J. E. Alderman and X. W. Black Br. Baaaca:: B. B. Carter, J. F. Wllaon, M. V. Wilklna, Cacti Tucker U, Richard Walkar aad Gerald Covington. The public la Invited. Evangelical Crusade The Epiaeopa] Church la Ite Dkmaa af South Florida will conduct aa Svusalkal Cruaado during tte month af Janaarp la IS major population caatara of tha rtata. Location and date acteduka call Mr meeting! la Or­ lando, FL Lauderdale aad Lakeland tram Jan. a through Jan. 10; la Cocoa, Tampa aad A Famltp Night and Chriatmaa program will bo held bp Ute Pint United Preabpterian Church of Ceaeelberrp at liM p. m. 8undep at the home of the peator, Rev. John N. Moatgomerp, at SOM Chippewa Trail In Dommerich Hills. Bp Leria* Grapaaw A program « f Christmas mu­ Tha program theme will be st* win ha protested at tte "A B l r t k d e p Party For Gasava Baptist Church this Chriat* Suaday at T:M p.m. bp tte Tha U w t t o d Praobpterian church choir under the direc­ Youth will present a one aot tion of Ronald Anderson of play, “ Holiday House.* Thaoo to Uko part in tha program Altamonte Springs. Among special aalectiana aa Include Linda Pitman, who will tte program a* announced bp Introduce tha play; Janice Her. Jack Itawari, mini*ter af Wlggina aa M n v p , D a v i d tte church, will te n duct bp Moor* aa Jooeph, John Worrill. Mn. Audmp Johnaoa aad Jack Montgomery and Barnard Moore aa the Wire Man, Tom­ Eleanor Hinojosa. Otter member* singing my Pitman, Chriatlna Canola# with tte choir an Mn. Bow- and Sandra Worrill aa Stepaid Anderson, Mr. and Mr*. herd* aad Claire Montgomery W. L. Blag. Mr. aad Mn. aa aa angel. Chaika Lamb, Hoary Brat- Gifts of food aad clothing ter, Oliver Mathicua and Mn. for n needy family will be brought aa gifts for Chriat Than will be carol singing, a Tte public to Invited to at­ birthday cake aad rafnahtend tha aarvica aad tte con- manta. grvgaiion will Job In the sing­ ing of Christmas carols. Holiday Service Set By Chapel By Sktrtoy Wentworth A Christmas Vtster aad WbUt Gift aervic* will b* held Ot 3 30 p.m. Sunday at tho Bear Late Presbyterian Cha­ pel on Linneal Beach Dr. Tte (pedal holiday service will b# under tte direction of Mra. Jeri Randolph. Sunday School Plans Program By Jaao CeaseBerry The Casselberry Community Methodist Church S u n d a y School will present n special Christines program on Thurs­ day at T p. m. with Mra. Don­ ald MacLeod end Mr*. John Blrkheimer la charge. Parents and friends era In­ vited te attend. There,will be treats for th* children. Woat Palm Beach from Jan. U until Jan. IT; In faraaota, Loaaburg aad St. Pttoraburg from Jan. ao until Jan. M and is Miami. Fort Mpara aad Daytona Beach from Jan. ST until Jan. U. Holy Croat of Sanford and Chriat Church of Longwood wUl participate in tte Cnuade at tte Orlando meeting! where Blabop Ian W. A. Stevill of Queenilaad. AuriraUa, will be Ite officiating mteriooar. Servicaa will be held In the Orlando Municipal Auditorium and will begin at T:4S each evening with singing bp tte mtraad choir. Services, which are to be coordinated through the five evening*, will be con­ ducted from I p.m. until I p.m. with a different thought developed at oach meeting. Presbyterian Church Of Christ O n w a*wall Jr. — r u t « T k ia u M. Mahla _ i m i t i t f Maniac W mUp _ 1:11 a. aa. Iu 4 l| M h I _ 1:44 a a . ■eeetea Hh Ui i _ iti«| a m. Maniac Wanhl» ll:tc a. a , Catholic Guild Meets For Party In Altamonte Ftaaaar FaUavaklf for tha moating bp Mra. Char­ lotte Larue, Mrs. Ana Barnett and Mra. Mario Conoloage. Board member*, who war* hostesses, are Mra. Robert Oliver, Mn. W. G. Burgas, Mra. Theodor* O’Roakl, Mr*. Michael Mlahko, Mr*. Borach and Mm. Conatoaga. X lZ » a Z 10 1J8T T0U B CHURCH Christian Science N O T IC E :: V "» CALL FA 2 2 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice Wihwu Tlrkolbariag Marlnary Tha American Ofl Company Mr. aad Mm. M. 1 . Itriektoad told how tha custom cam* to ua from Germany. Mn. Phil Cacabcr, dressed for tha role nf St. Lucia to a whit* gown with a crown of aver- dies, to toll af tha Swedish custom. Mn. John Btrkbclmcr, dressed aa a nurse, told the history of tha Christmas seal and Mrs. WUllam Shook told the story of how “ Silent Night" was written aad bald bar four-months-old sen, Jim­ my Jay, as Mrs. Effia San­ born sang tte beloved carol softly to Garmon lor a lulla­ by. Tte final icene ehowvd Christmas avo la aa Ameri­ can homo an Mrs. Cassel­ Mn. Prank Maaslck, wear­ berry read tha story of ing o Mexican costume, told Christmas to daughter Cathy. the legend of tho polnaattto Mn. Loots Putman praakt* aad also why we use Christ, maa greens such as mistle­ whleh preceded tte program toe and holly. Mrs. Marvin Refreshments of Christmas McClain displayed a creche cookie*, nuts, mint*, coffee, aad told how the custom waa aad tea war* served by the begun in Italy by St. Fran- hoatoaaea, Mn. William Tilford, Mn. WUItem Shank, Mn. John Gee decorated Mn. 1. G. Reuter and Mrs. a (mail Christmas traa and Ovid Weaver. 4:4* a w Bailor Fallawihtf _ l:H p. CM Kvmla* WaraCIa T:M S> aa W ai (rarer lerrtea TiM paa ed r t. Bwbari J. la a M wttfe a cback. The Guild's project thia pear waa to aollaet fnada to bop inppUaa, alothiac aad topa far tte DnLI Orphanage fat Saigon which la auppartad bp the Or­ der ed tte Baerad Heart N on f o r chOdm betwem the afaa of four aad It peer*. CoL Edward B. Blackman, member of the Altameate pto> seer family, will aaalat the guild bp dlatrtbatfaif the asp. plica aad ftfta wpn their ar­ rival. Mra. Blackman, a mambar af tha guild, la aaaiatlag the project chairman, Mra. Joaeph J. Baruch, with aelecUow WSCS Program Telk Origin Of Many Christmas Customs Aa Impranlvu Christmas program consisting of a aer­ ie* of scene* depicting tte origin of many of our tradi­ tional holiday custom* wa* presented at tha Dactemar meeting of tha W8CS of tha Casselberry Com i n a n i t y Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon In Weaver Hall. Mra. E. P. Richards was la eharga of tte program which opened with a tableau of Mrs. William Young aa tte Virgin Mary. Mrs. Leon­ ard Casselberry told the le­ gend of St. Nicholas and four year-old Cathy Casselberry acted out soma of tte Dutch Christina* customs dreiied In Dutch cap and wooden T:»e ’A 4 WUten-MaJer FnmUmo Ce. Mr. ate Mra. A1 WUaaw Sternairon Realty Barb Stcaatram aad Staff Mn. Apptoby’n R*atnnrinl 111 N. Park ■dS“ Bchoto Bedding Company Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Garaer Th* Rita Thnatf* * Bnptoyma Food Fair Stoma, lac. Holler Motor Sale* Co. Ia a «U Farrell A Stiff J. C. Penney Company C L. Bebtaaea aad Bmptoyam ‘ George Bailey A Bmptoyam Sanford Atlantic National Dank Howard H. Hedges A buff Southern Natnnl Gan John Dana ft Staff Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. Slat* Farm Inaorancw Companies Irvtog L Pryar aad Staff . Jimmy Crept* A Employees �— J------------------------------ ------------------------------------------ 8h* kaa bsoa arttag tonetor Plons Program A candlelighttag service, “Ike Adrsat af our Xtog." will ha hold by the Messiah Luth­ eran Church nail Tkurrtay at T :» pjn. at tha Americas Legion Hamn on Prahto Lake. la g o l Notice ' soTiCB nr m u Notice Is hereby given that pusmunt to the final doers* of-foraclosnr, and ante **• tlfld I* the eaaaa paadlag la . the Circuit Court In aad law Srmlnol* Ceuaty, Florida, cam dockat number 1I4TL 1ST anderalgtitd Clerk will •all tha property altuaiad to said County dstarlbod aa: Let IS of Replat af Floe Craat Hslghta according to plat thereof, recorded la - Plat Booh S. payee TT and *'* Tl, at tha publle rerorde in TH uaaonr teca t *r •r Semlnola Coaaty, Flor- Ttia s n m judicial cm . . Ida. c r i r in t o o ram amrni. Toaether with all atruetaree nous n v m , F l o r id a . and Improvementa now aad nr cmaucrrt no. tsma hereafter on said load, and HORTOASR FDRBCLROURB the reate, laouss, and protlte CENTRAL A FRO•r- the above deaorlhod pro­ PERTH!*, Florida perty: aad all ftaluroe now or corporatism. hereafter attached to or seed FUlutlff. In connection with tho pre­ mises herein described and CARL T- RILRT end LOUISE thereto tha fol- O. RILBT. his wife: HOW­ t addltien wing described household ARD a RILBT end FLORA appliances, which ere, aad L. RILBT. hts wife: C. J. shall he deemed to be, ftv- RASDAL *nd BLBANOR RAUturns and a part of the real. DAL end BOTHER A. HAWtg« and aro a portion of tha XXN80N. security for tho Indebtedness Defends* ts herein mentioned: u o n c a o r aur? . One Broan IF* hitches TOl CARL a . RILBT asg eihaast fan LOUISE O. RILBT One Duo-Therm SS.SSS f t t l Iverson afreet SB, BTU apace beater Wneblnston It, Washington Sit D.C. ___ One O. K. Ranfa Tsa arc horsby dlrtctsd to One O. E. refrlgerates tabs Miles that a salt ka* Venetian blinds b i n filed agalnat yon In tho at puhlln tale, to tho hlshset abovo court. Tho nslsro or sod beet bidder for cash be- tho anil, or proceeding. Is a tween hours -of •etovro Complaint for foreclosure ef ... ■tho v - w ------a clock In tho forsoooa aad a mortgage. Tho nsmo ot the two o'clock la tha ofternooa Coart la which said salt or on tho 4th day of Joaaary, procoodlag. to pending In the IfJI. at the Front Door of Clroalt Court of tbs Ninth tp* Seminole County Court- Judicial Circuit la and for ItauM. Sanford, Florida. Semlnola Coaaty, Florida, la UUiAL) ChaaeorF No. UM I. Tbs tills /• / Arthur X . Beckwith. of tho salt Is CRNTRAL Jr. FLORIDA PROPBRTIUn, INC, Clerk of tho Circuit Coart a Florida corporation, vertno Br: Martha T. Yihlea Depaty Clerk Publish so. 14. IMS. CDD-44 L. RILBT. his wire: C J. ELEANOR RASDAL IN THR CIRCUIT COURT RABDAL FOR THR NINTH JUDICIAL and ESTHER A. RAWKINCIRCUIT IN AND FOR BON. The d.serlpttoa of tho propertr Involved In SRRINOLB COUNTS’, S M B - real aald proceeding described In IDA. the Complaint Is aa follows: CHANCERY NO. 1WNO Lot |, Block A. LAKE DRV DOCK BAVINOS BANK. BRANTLKT ISLES. SE­ a*New Tork Corporation, COND ADDITION, accord­ Plaintiff. ing to tbo plat thereof va so recorded In Plat Book HERBERT D. BELL a l l It. page I, of tha Publle MART ELLEN BELL Ms wife, Recordo of Bemlnolo Legal Notice IS. Pag* S*. Publlo Rsenrdo of Ssmlnote County, Florida. Sideline spselfteally, but mat hr way of llmltatlau. U# following futures: O. E. Hot Water Hsatar, Bsrlal No. R TSUttt. Mo. dal TO IS, pormoasuUy Installed. Nulono Kltehoa Eahauat Fan, tr*. No. *41, psrmsatly Installed. a . E. Built-In Bangs, garIsl No. XR em u s. Modal 441R OR. a. E. Built-In Ovon, Carlsl No. TR (41111, Modal isiHt. a. K. Osrbaeo Disposal. tsr Park, Florida, not latsr thnn tbs 17th day sf Jannary, A. D. llU , as rsqulrsd by law. alas a Dscrss Pro Confess* will b* sntarsd against you. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 hsvs hereunto sat my hand and afflssd my orrtclal asal at Sanford, Bsmlnola County, Florida, this ISth day si Dm •mbsr, A. D. I ML (BEAL) Arthur H. Bsskwlth. Jr.. Clsrk of tbs Circuit Csart Bsmlnola County, Florida By: Martha T. Tlhlsa Dsputy Clark to Pbsrr Abnsr Balt 44*. New Enstand Building Post Offles Bos M l Winter Park. Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish Dos. 14, |I, M Jan. 4. CDD-41 Lyman High Spanish Club Hears Houston Stanley Houston, tsaehsr sf (peach. English art Journal­ ism, spoke at a recent mast* tog sf tha Lyaaa High School Spanish Club on his wadi travels. Ha showed totcreating color slides taken while bo was to Spain with many featuring tha colorful costumes of the coun­ try. The group rrpsciaQy enjoy­ ed tha bullfight scenes. Tha slides were given aa extra bit of spica by tha playing of authentic Spanish bullfight music la tha background. Houston answered tha m uy questions from tha group fol­ lowing his talk Officers of the club an Lynnetto Warner, president; Pete Carlson, vice president; Dana Hall, aecretary art Lin­ da Carroll, treasurer. Mra. Gerada Jonas, Spanish teach­ er, is tha sponsor. Grace Methodist To Present Annual Cantata Tho Senior Choir of Grace Methodist Church, under tho direction of Roger Harris, will present Its annual Christmas Cantata this Sunday, Tha program, entitled, “Tho Nativity," by Roger C. WUson, will bo presented during tha 11 a. m. Worship Scrrieo. On Thursday at 7:30 p. m* tho pastor, Rev. John H. Hires Jr„ will conduct a Membership Training Class far adults who aro interested In Joining the church. Ri». Hires has boon teach­ ing a Membership Training Class for youth for tha past sovtral woeks hi preparation for Membership Sunday on Doc. 23. Schools Plan Faculty Party UNITED NATIONS, N. T. (UP!) — SOcrotaiy General Thant pcocuded today with Mia. Amey, wka aama to plana to rat off tka mineral Tam ara af Katanga Ptaaiaca Semlnola Memorial flam tka despite Ita now offer to ahaxa Job o f chief af aaratog oarythem with tka Conga central icoa at Oriaadob Holiday Hoe(dial. It a gradaato af tha Wil­ Thant waa awaiting answers liam Maaon Memorial Horpltal to lettara ha sent Britain. School af Nseated to Murray, Portugal, South Africo and Ky. Belgium taking them to put A native af Berrien Springs. •conomle nftsforts mi Km* Mkk. aha raam to Florida Unis* P r u i d e n i MoIm Tehomba to farce an end to hia aocoaaiom from tha mat of tha Conga. Garden Club M akes Change By Mona Grlnatort Tho North Orlando Garden Club has announced a change of location for Its annual Christmas Party from tha Vil­ lage Community Building to th* homo of Mr. and Mra. W. G. Harris, 180 N. Cortes Avo. Tho party, for husbands, members and guests, will ha held Saturday at S p. m. Mem­ bers aro to bring gifts not ex­ ceeding 60 cents In coat label­ ed “hia" or “hero." By Louisa Slmnnek Faculties of tho Altamonte Springs and Bear Lake Ele­ mentary Schools wiQ meet to­ gether at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at tha Bear Lake School for a Christmas Party. Scheduled for the svenlng a n square dancing, an *xebanga of gifts and refresh­ ments. Committees In charge of the party are Mrs. Trent King, Mr*. Don Strickland and Mrs. Lee Colling from Altamonte and Mra. William Cults, Mrs. Eulllla Grantham and Mrs. David Miller from Bear Laks. lostallsd. 11 Vsnsllsn Blinds parmansntly aUaobsg hardwars, at publle sal* lo tho hlghoot oad bast bidder for sash at 11:44 o'clock. A L I I 111 JTih day st Dsasmbsr, A. D. IMS, at tka Front Door of .She Bsmlnola Count* CourtJioasa lu Ssnford. Florida. .(SEAL) Arthur K. Bsrkwlth, Jr, Clark sf Clrsult Court By: Martha T. Vlhlss Dsputy Clsrk Rodgers and Kirkland III North Maunutlo Avsauo .Orlsado, Florida Atiornsys for PI* Inlift. FuklUh DOW 14. CDD-41 bald at 1 p. m. Sunday at Urn ML OHvn AMI Chartfe to Midway. A aativo of DmUagtoa, S. C„ bo earn# to laahrt to UO. Par many yuan ha MRS. PHYLLIS ARNEY By Lewie* Slmsack Brownie Troop 683 and Intermsdlnta Girl 8cout Troop 834 of tho Altamonte Springs 8L Msry-Magdsten Catholic Church will most Monday at S p. m. for a combined Christ­ mas party and program. Parents and friends of both groups an invited to attend. Tha program will bo held In t h o Community House o n Maitland Avo. with tha Brown­ ies as hostesses. Brownies will lead tha flag ceremony and tho 8couts will present n skit Mrs. Gordon Hulbert to leader of the Scouts aad Mrs. Carl Huffman to leader of the Brownies. Mrs. R. J. Dumas and Mrs. W. H. Phillips will ho la charge of refreshments. I k ie d t a r fik U a M M at Florida Can b O r ta * . Tka eeeead appotatRRai wfll u b m MJaa Wart to the Jet of director at aurstog adnaattoa. Her rvupouuiWlity wiR ka tka training of am as aides art Bcoaaod practical aaraaa art tha la-aorrfea tratatog af tka nursing ataff. Ska la a grrtasto af tka Moca, Lake Mary; Margin* BaOrr, Carrlya Buna. Jraa a rt a n a maabrr af tha ala Farmer art PaalKawlaal Maaartaa (March of Sanford. Ha to aarrlrad by hia wife, Mra. llaa Smith; a aaa Balph Smith art a daughter, Mrs. Mildred te w t, af Sanford a r t two nap-daughters Mrs. Lewis M a im af Saafcrt art Mrs. Jaaa Laouga af Funeral services win ha held at I p. m. Sunday at tha Nasamae Church, with Ray. Paul Bickee officiating. Buri d wfll ha to SyWaa Lab* Osmatary. Brtmoa Puaenal Hama to to charge at nr- Tha initial totters want to tha conatriro who eantrol tho roods art railways ovar which Katanga'S copper art cobalt aro akipprt art whs control tha production ltoalf. They call for oconomie stric­ tures. Thant nfuaod to ana tho wort aanctlona lost thin imply recognition af Katanga ns a nation. , Scout Program Scheduled In Altamonte of wtnm ataro Mm. M an Dutjeaa resigned lo take artf Funeral services tor Mr. Tbomaa M. Jchanson, It, of Orlando, who died Wednes­ day, were scheduled for t p. m. today at tha Fairchild Funeral Home. Burial was announced for the Glen Ha­ ven Mausoleum. A native of Maitland and a former Sanford resident, Mr. Johansoa moved to Or­ lando to ISM. He waa a mem­ ber of tha Lutheran Church; waa retired vie* president of tho Parson Trading Co. In Havana, Cuba and was a veteran of the Spaniih-Amerlean War. Survivors .are hit wife, Mrs. Cecilia Johansoa of Or­ lando; n ion, ltarry Johanson of West Palm Beach; four daughters, Mrs. Julia L. Clphon of Orlando and Mrs. Leticia Soeha, Mra. EitnDa Cyr and Mrs. Alelda McDaniel all of Miami; throe (liters, Mrs. Edna Smith of Fort Myers and Mrs. Isabel Hanlon and Miss Ruth Johanton of Englewood; eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Lutherans Set Glenn Broadcast A tpcclal Lutheran Hour Christman broadcast high­ lighting as Interview with American astronaut J o h n Janitor H as Gtoaa to being distributed by Social Fling tha Mutaal Broadcasting Sys­ tem to its 80S affiliated radio By M istake stations to tha United State*. CHICAGO <VP!) - Chicago Tha IS-minute program, en­ titled "In Execute Duo," to scheduled tor broadcast on the IMP Chicago Social Re­ otthor Christmas ova or gister art quietly took stop* Christmas day. to com et the mistake. The Register, wklek Roto tho publishers' ehatoaa at the top af Chicsgo society, toeluded tha aama af Walter J. Watson and tho homo ad­ dress MOO S. Princeton. Chi­ cago. Watson to g Janitor In the for Mm Standard Qrowuw Asm. of Sanford aad for C. R. CtonU Ama. af Ovtodo. A member of tho ML Olivo AMR Church, ho aorvtd aa Sunday School Superintend­ ent tor 3S yarn. Survivor* aro thnn maa, C. C. Byrd art James C. Byrd nf Sanford art John B. Byrd of Rochettor, N. T. and three daughter*, Mrs. Vi­ vian Alton, Mrs. Mary 1. Williams art Mrs. Ora Dan Uawklas, all of Sanford. WUaoa Kkholbargar Fun­ eral Homo to to sharps at arrangemeata. Church To Hava Open House By Jam Csositoiny Paster art Mrs. Ronald Mil­ ler of the Messiah Lutheran Church of Cawlborry will hold nn Open House from 8:80 unto 9:30 p. m. Sunday at tha parsonage oa Oakwood Dr. in Casselberry. All raomber* and friends of tho church aju cordially Invit­ ed to com# and boo tho homo recently p u r e b a a s d by tha church for uaa as tha parsonago. Chicago. Tka Social Register Asso­ ciation said it maaat to list Walter J. Watson, to, at subsrt>an Wiaaotka. Watson, aa tosuraaet « • a totter to tka asaociatina in Now York aad ask tkat tka arror ka corrected. "I hava boon listed to. tbs Register over sine* 1 was boro, I gusts," said Wataoa, who to a member of a pro mi­ neot Chicago family. £ * * * * ♦ * # * * * ♦ , £ "Comforts and Joy £ Ravenna Park > Briny glad tidlnn of comfort and joy to your family this Christmas Jfc “A Community Built With ♦ Pride” J PRICED FROM ^ Choose a warm eomfortabto homo In Ravenna Park, or driva oat rad Low Down Paymanta ^ ■elect a beautiful homeaite In ^ ^ 8 * 4 Bedroom, 1 ,1V4,0 Bath Home* ^ Yon Can Find The RIGHT TOOL For Every Job la Our Tremendous Stock Of Hand Tools aad Accessories , ? jfc FHA, FHA In-Service, VA, Convantlonal Financing Idyllwllde. And, if you buy befort jjg January 1, you can claim a aw Homestead Exemption on your 1962 taxes. J L GENERAL £ ELECTRIC Rf* KITCHENS Power Tools AB kinds I t J4 "Homes Of Distinction” Custom Built, featuring Central Air Conditioning rad Heat p Individually Landscaped Lots. This Christmas, yon can |Ne yonr tons■ymodarn Wringforyaare to coma. Gag Bandera ■ppiiancas aia ttw llnast and most d » * * ♦ ■UMuLkla gromatw aL> JlrtnMDfl irisiOwl MJi*o rf•rOf— ID wMppWti ftoniV gift. . . • Qm appMancal Sanford "Natural FA 2-5581 ShoemahA for SUDDEN 8ERVICE # * CONSTRUCTION CO Custom Building Our Specialty Gas For Sanford' 1(» W. First St. FA 2-5733 * # CALL — “Tho Lumber Number" LUMBER & 223 W. 3rd ST. HARDWARE CO. SANFORD, FLA. GENERAL OFFICE 311 W. tSth BT. FA 2-3103 SALES OFFICE FA t-74M fiTTENSTROM REALTY • BALE AGENTS i I' 1 Jift i__ ; �jf. >m For Us! Phil Newsom Soy* o u r w w oiu i or opiQiiv pmvOTo*of7 « It CM atoo be food, orderly EngUah which j u t d o u n t k now .when to •top. . ■- ‘ f . pan. aaoaim a, ’journal*, cards, ■auea, natiaaa. bulletins, binboards, fatten, hooka— the result ie a flood af p a w H iitiw halwaan the mem* ban ef the I — a race. ; Most o f na wada through a Jun■la af babble every day, both in its aral ind written farma. Bat how notch real communication takes Partly It {■ beeauaa we don’t *1wtyshiTt anything important or in* tesiatfag fa say, but wt are oxpoct•d fa lay aomethiag. A lot of our eommunteatJon fa ia the fora of po* Ufa formulae like "Good morning, bow an y o u r, which wa aay auto* BUttfaaOy but which natthar convey nor elicit any vital information. But tvon in tha field* of aclonce, boatneea and government, when ef* i fkfaat, prwclaa communication to vlI fal, • monitor called cpbbledygook anfa at prwrioon time, pwpor, Ink and i T B fflaatratioa fa ft* flow ing question rwcontly aakad at ■ congroa* •local hearing: 1 If yoa do itatrafa that know, how in-houao, will it obviouily fol­ low that you could eliminate aomo Illustration: A eerfaia tompany had a nrobka in it* cafeteria. Itp o t a card with the foUowtflf n — i t oa each o f the fable*: “The number of eomplalnts con* eernhur the practice of ‘reeerrim' a table has steadilr ineraaaed through the fallore of many to bead our re* qneata for discontinuance. In the in* that they mar ha removed by our employee without responsibility." The problem paraiatad. Finally, the company put another card on the tablaa: “ No reserved seats in this cafe­ teria. We cannot be responsible for your parsons! belongings.” Problem solved. Student writers are often told of tha reply a preacher made to Queen Anne’s compliment on tha hravity of hie sermon. 8e)d he. "Had I had more time to writs H, tt would hava beta c.cn shorter.” Today ws hare less time than ever. It would ba ironic if tha human race perished not from nuclear radi­ ation but from Ungtilatio aphis fa* tlon (hot air). Pick W est Says Donations Are D ifferent WASHINGTON (UP!) Whsa e political petty stages • Arad-raising affair It dees not ad! tickets. That would be nhgtl. But If a per*oc wants to moke s voluntary contribu­ tes, thore’e nothing wrong with sending him n compli­ mentary ticket. Everyono got that straight? Vary well. Anyone who happens to contribute $1W or more to the Democratic National Committee between now and Jan. lg to In luck. On the latter date, a group ef .Mg name entertainers will essombto at too D. C. Arm­ ory hero for two hours ef fun and games. And, by an odd coincidence, ticket* to the show will be distributed to Uw party donors. The event will bo called an ’T a n c g u r n l Anniversary Salute to President Ken­ nedy,” and the proceeds — or rather the contribution! will be applied against tha campaign debt. 1 learned all ef this at a sort of n news conference bald in the office of Demo­ cratic National Chairman because songwriter Richard Adler, who to producing too •how, candidly admitted that back. Adler explained (feat be wanted to save asm* inform­ ation for another news con­ ference later. If tola techni­ que becomes widespread, Pm going to glee up my salary and start working on space rates. In Chairman Bailey’s chair sat Danny Kayo, who will bo one ot the stars of to# show. Next to him aat Carol Bur­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE nett, who will bo a co-star. Miss Burnett said Uvat aba TUA.T6 6000 w o o r r ofpacT ^ planned to do a comedy Ntwflf LAST TMlNtf FfiCM MM, J •ketch. ft*U WATTED1 AHY 4 “ Of Jacquelloo Kennedy?” LgNWCfMN*\BMR>W/tM«0 m v w s a l pijmon S it BOMB AMO# BteOMlBT MASOTEJ someone asked. WERE TRAMPLED 4 M P M S i o l RSVCRfg th» |k* “ No,” tho replied. “ O JV THOSE- (\CMAROE5 0»slA>s Macaroni.” rr-HOLos««V local Kayo said ho didn't plan 3UVS0MINAI PHONE CAa«fl[TT , BAFFLEf FROM A PXfJLl V. to do anything funny. “ 1 travel with a symphony orchestra nowadays,” ha said. "I do classical music and Biblical readings.” One of tbo more penetrat­ ing reporters among us wantad la know if Kaye and Mias Burnett were Democrats. “ fa the Pope Catholic?” replied Miss Burnett © gra y ’*® him la the peeltiea ot being a lame-duck cbanceDor. Ibis may er may sot be Wading •lace Adenauer has reneged Dr. W ales eombtaan to* •enrage af HIJab with the superb peyehetegkal Insight ef Saint Paat But he in aim an witty no Mnsh Twain, yet CASE (M U : Dr. Warren Walker ia one of the greet modem prophets In America. Be directs the famous Cadis Tabernacle at Indianapolis, ably inflated by bio vivacious wife, Helen. They invited Mrs. Crane end me to hare dinner with them earlier this ytnr. And It was a gain event that we shall remember nil of our lives, for Dr. Walksr in a rival for Mark Twain In hla ability to tall kuaoroua stories. Being originally from Bir­ That eeaw $gg,00<k000 would mingham, bo alao la superb at supply KXMWO (not a m m tvadding too dialectal flavor to 000) native church missionar­ nay tales of tha South, ies. And the totter would trouts found topics, too, such sa toe far more goodwill for the U. threat to tha eburchea when 8. A. than even our best Peace Uncle Sam begins to Invade Corps recruits. their province under the gules But Dr. Walksr added an­ of “welfare." other warning: namely, the li­ Many of you readers are censing o f churches which Rus­ awaraaf the threat to buaiaaaa sian Communism end even and steel mills and railroads British Socialism have resort­ and even tha television and ed to to hamstring faiths they radio Induetries via creeping eoaUwveiBial Defense Min­ ister Frans • Josef Strauss who was replaced by Kal Uwe Vea Hasson, governor at *cfctowaIg-HoUtela but re­ latively unknown outside Germany. As e price for continued co-operation ef toe Free Democrats with his Christian W* farted to oonouneo that Churches do their mission­ In would resign next fall. ary work—both at home and Altogether, the shakeup is thread — by strictly FEES not expected to offset foreign WILL contributions, not forced or domootlo policy. It seems it must, however, have a wishes of the taxpayer. weakening influence on the So we need to pull Uncle gsiw i n o t both at home gam back off our national and abroad as German poli­ playing (told. Be to to bo ode- telans scramble tor position If a referee: not 0 competitor to the next power lineup. of business, industry or even the churches. Bead foe my booklet “ How To Base Our Republic,” enstoring a stomped votarn en­ velope, plus 10 eoata. AO pa­ triots must work fist* (Always write to far. Crass ia care of tote neve- a teng 4 wish to sabotage. For Undo Sam haa been steadily Invading those former fields of “free enterprise.” Our Founding Fathers orig­ inally conceived of Uncle 8am lb s man stm at the top el the list to replace Adenauer le Ludwig Erhard, M-yoar-old minister ef economic* who is endlted with placing Oermeay on the road to Us pro* seat prosperity end who en­ joys wide popularity within the Christian Democratic petty. Erhard’s waakasas is that he la regarded na a tap econ­ omist but not as a states­ man. It ia feared ho would hart difficulty standing up against Soviet needling and might not display Adenauer’s enthusiasm for a united lumps. Ia any event, toe specula­ tion now lo toot Ehasd’e ten­ ure in odflce would bo e abort one, probably ending in 1M4 and certainly not ex­ tending beyond general elec­ tions la lass. This In itself is discourag­ ing lo Westsra diplomats who believe that a strong West German government la es­ sential to a united front against the Soviet Union. otltor fair are New Tort; Ohio, mmole awl Mtekigaa. The Democrats here Can* fonla u d Tasai. or the Bspablteana* M| five, they alas temmaaC too governorship la tour. IlUaaie is the sole exception. Nobody esa prove that this strengthened position ha the states with big electoral votes is polag to do the Republicans a slgalflcaat omoeat of gsed when they sead a pcosidaaUal candidate against President Keaatdy ia 1M4. But these chaafes surely won’t hart the OOP. They will provide the party with eerely needed grass roots nourish■sot ia key pieces. Aad they, win help booet a party merale that otherwise got l i t t l e HEART Gratefully Accepted •EMINOLE - DoBABT COUNCIL P. f t BOX 106 SANFOED, FLA. e o u R je o u s d r iv u ig H e L P sa ssu R e Happy HouDays You*re Sure To Please Economists of tfao oil In­ dustry predict tool more than 11 million barrels of crude oil will be processed In tho oil refineries of tho United States by INS, double tho 1IN rate. TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES • M n e * and Used E a J Manual A L j k a j M Electric ■ maad.rd A H Portable BALES E RENTALS HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. I l f Magnolia. Hanford Alwaga Open COMFLBTB LINE OF STANLEY HAND TOOLS •• H flB lM Modern Woodmen of America from now til Christm as G et an extra 5 % OFF ON FAMOUS POWER TOOLS b y — Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida 1 Fri., December 14, 1962 DRIVE WITH CARE... EVER YWHERE m d g tty** *DO UNTO OTHERS" Jumper Strip at aay FFAL OgUt Banfiirh frratti MAPLE AVB. SANFORD, FLA. fe a e s v io r ii W. Scott Bums OWI* t LICIT Half lug Build Flat Ida q a a a n 207 Mac- Are. �Now is the time to switch to Phosdriii Insecticide to maintain complete protection against insects up to 24 hours from harvest—without creating residue problems. P ow erfu l P h osd rin In se cticid e g iv e s y ou fa s t knockdow n and k ill o f aph ids, m ites, loopers, w orm s— alm ost a ll destru ctive pests attackin g F lorida crops. T h en , u n lik e m ost oth er in secticid es, Phosdrin disappears, lea v es n o residue. T h a t's w hy it can b e applied u p to 24 hours from harvest on m any cro p s— u p to 72 hours o n m ost others. R ead h ow P hosdrin can save y ou r crop from late-season in sect dam age or w orse, confiscation. C h eck th e ch a rt b elow fo r th e in te rv a ls th a t apply to y ou r crops. ' not controlled, a late-season insect This is a problem that many growers are solving with Phosdrin Insecticide. build-up can quickly downgrade—or make completely unsalable—vegetable cropa such a* tomatoes, beans, potatoes, peppers, celery, watermelons, eggplants Phosdrin is a powerful new phosphate in­ and most leafy vegetables. secticide that kills the toughest insects fast, If, on the other hand, the infestation is usually within a few minutes of applica­ controlled with an insecticide that leaves tion. However, unlike most other insecti­ excess residue on the crop at harvest, the cides, Phosdrin disappears rapidly after it crop is subject to confiscation by govern­ has done its job—leaves no residue. ment authorities under the terms of the That's why Phosdrin can be applied up Miller Amendment to Public Law 518. to 24 hours from harvest on many crops— Thi photo Uft show* • Florida grower applying M c ( i pound of Phoodria par oan to control • htown— build up of aphid* and mite* attacking an 82-acre field of tomatoes. The photo on ihs right show* picket* hat* vesting tb« ume field the following day. No FhcMlrin midu* nnuia* to eadtngcx the pkkaa ac the aogt r up to 72 hours from harvest on most others, hots: See table below for interval data fer your crops. older insecticides. That's why more and more growers are making Phosdrin an in­ tcgral port o f their full-season program. Hard-to-kill Insects G o o d mixer Phosdrin solves other problems too. It controIs insects such as cabbage loopers and aphids diat are becoming harder to kill with Phosdrin is compatible with most other in­ scctiddcs and fungicides. And Phosdrin offers a wide margin of safety to die foliage and fruit of insecticide-sensitive crops such as cucumbers and lettuce. L o w coet PHOSDRIN* INSECTICIDE GROW ERS' GUIDE MTOWai INMCT MTtUVM. Aphid*. Hit.*. C.btw*. loopar. DipUrou* l««lmmm (Adult}. La.thopp.ri, f t ™ ,.* * I dty Don't be misled by die cost per pound or gallon of Phosidrin. A little Phos­ drin goes a long way. For example, as little as Vi to Vi of a pound per acre is all it takes to control the toughest in­ sects attacking many vegetables. Dosage rates seldom exceed Vi of a pound per acre. In short, on a per acre basis, Phosdrin is very economical Where to get Phoedrfe Phosdrin is available from your local in­ secticide dealer under many well-known brand names. It comes in liquid and dust formulations that are easy to apply with standard application equipment. Remember, look for the name Phosdrin on the label or in the ingredient statement. Shell Chemical Company, Agricultural Chemicals Division, 55 Marietta Street, N .W , Atlanta 3, Georgia. • M nwih estwpaw. Grauhoppw* Aphid*. UitMw Cutworm* (climbing). Com Mrworm, Otmo atinkbu*. SHELL: l* v l* y 4 aw* KSR,'gaa IflftAfis >*v IwfcLh UMaa. Imoortid cibbJKffwtsrnt F.Im chinch itch bug. i iMfnurMr (adult). .Uafhoppw '■ Phosdrin Insecticide r ihhaea fiMMf 3 dsyt A PRODUCT OF SHELL CHEMICAL COMPANY �StewartbHiah v a w W W ■ mm ■ Th# jt Th# nrlUb-hlttlax New Yark Yankeei’ eenttr flakier won the alugiing fhampionahlp for «ho second itrnlght yaar with a JOS porcsstafs, aeeerdicc to flgnna K b w d by local A a n k tt Laafua baadquartan. Manila eompiiod hU mark with 231 total baaaa to i n of. fldal tinaa at b a t Hla total College Teems Draw Crowds Legal Notice Legal Notice NSW YORK <VPI>-Collece football attendance to ton wand ever Am to million mark far the Aral time ever and Otoe Mate was the top-drawtog team tor the Uth time to tte leal I f years. The final figures raisesod today by the National Colleg­ iate Athletic Bureau were aneowragtog an almout all treats ■ in f jm e u L em em , n abb n s n u w su iiev m , v r s m e r n a n * ■ns. ns c u s c n r i n same euAHVtre b a n k r o n BAVTJtOU IN THU CITT o r thu NOW TOME, o New Terk eor- per*ties, Legal Notice FlalaUft HBXHT JEROME MAEN1CK1 HOHTUAOH rORBCUMVBB •at TtnmnSA MASN1CKI, hie wife, TOi.LARAINB P. 01IX!AND Defendants. BBSinuNOHi Unknown a a n on n r s u it AND To 1 AU portico claiming Intorsita by, through, an- TWB STATU n r FLORIDA dtr or atalan tha afire- TUI THURKSA MAINtCKI. who** residence Is la the cold parson. SUU •( Rhed* ItUaS TOU ARB hereby notified Nell*# to hereby elven that thoi a Complaint to foreel oie a certain marl sago on- •oil has h**a tu*e la the sheve Indicated Court aga>n*t eumberlRS tha followlan doeorthod root proporty, ta-wtti yen aaS Henry Jerome Mm Dot T. W I L L I A M S O N ■Uhl, the UUe *f wbleh com HEIGHT* according to to M shave shawm. Taa art hereby n tilrtt to iho plat thoroof aa re­ corded la Plat Booh It, flla rasr aaswtr *r wvittoa pass SI, Pabtle Record* (•(•■in, It say. In tha short at Bcmlnols County, Flor- proceeding with the Clerk at thli Court and to eorva o Ida. has bean filed asalnat yea oopr thereof upon tha ptoln* In Iho abovo.stytad unit, sad tltra sttoraoyo whoja name yon nr* required to oorv* a one address nppoarn hereon, copy et your Aaiwtr or other on or boforo tho ll«t dor of Pleading to tha Complaint on Doeombor, tits, tho nntnro Plaintiff* attorney*. ANDER­ of this procoodlny tolas n SON, nUSII, DEAN. LOWN- ■nil to forooloao thn lion at DES A van den BBRO, SIS n mortgage on Iho following Kaet Central Aveaao, Orlando, dosorltod proporty sltnnlo In Florida, and til* tha aristae! aeulnolo Conntr, yiorlda, to­ Aniwer er ether Ploadlnt la wns u>t w. mock s. r t ir r th* efflcw of tb* Ctorh af th* LHR HOMES Om.ANDO Ctreult Court on or bafar* th* RUCTION ONE. nceordlns Slth day of December, III!. to mnp or pint throof re­ If yon fall la 4e 10, a deerea corded In Plat Book IS, pro eonfeaso will ha taken Pass S, Publlo Hoeord* asrinet you for th* rellot doof aostUoto Count/, rtor> aiaaded In th* ComplajaL Thla Notlo* shall ho pub. DONE AND ORDERED at Ilihod one* a waeh for four aomlnsto County, cuoaoeutlr* woaka la the The Boaford, Sanrord Herald. DATED this Slat day #r November, IMA muerw ia■*• efr-e (SEAL) Clerk of th* Clrenll Court Arlhar IL Beckwith. Jr. Byt Martha T. Vlhlen Clerk af Clroalt Court D. C lift Martha T. Vthlea Re***. Wight A Burferd Deputy clerk dHT First Avenue South PuMHh Nov. II, is n Doe. ■t. Petersburg, Ptorldn T. 14, tilt . Attorneys for Plaintiff CDC-K Psblleh Nov. tA tt A T. It. IMA CDC-II POR TAB DUUD Notleo Is hereby given tost p . ROHE, holder of iho fel- IN THU CIRCUIT COCRT, lowlns Corllflcat* hat filed NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. said certificate fer Tan Deed IN AND POR SUMIXOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA to be iMUed thereon. Th* Certificate number and IN CHANCERY NIK USM DIVORCH year *f Issuance, tb* deeorlptlon *f th* yrenerty and Iks IDA MAE PAIR, v* FtalnUff NEAL JM feet el Sleek T T of AD. Chappell* Subdivides accord' a» Pint thereof recorded to Plat Book 1, yog* Tl gf th* Publlo Rocordo of Somlnol* County, Florid*. Nam* In which asooseodl n*by Leslie Timm* All of th* property being In th* City of Sanford, County of Seminal*, auto of Florida. Unites ouch oorllflcmo shall ho redeemed according to lAw th* proporty described to such certificate will he sold to th* highest bidder nl toe from door of th* city Hall, nl Senlord, Florida an lb* firm Monday to Iho month of Jan«*ry. 1MJ which la th* Tih day af January, l t d during U * legal hour* of cal*. Dated thin IU day of Doeember, IMA IL N. Tamm, Jr. , City Tag Collector ahtst ’■*<• * CDD-td NINTH J n u eiA L c ir c u it , ib and pen m u n iM c o c r t t , Fl o r id a , in cHANcnav a s . i t a s NINTH FEDERAL SATINOE AND DOAN ASSOCIATION, a ala Lake. Sam Snead, just a few yards and a few minutes from where ho had holed hU final putt to the first round of the Haig and Haig Scotch foursome goU tournament, pulled the sellar of n bine rain jacket 9 around hie earn and cast a wriggling minnow oat into the water. "IU Ian yon how to start this story.*’ bo said. "Writs that tcklea wore hanging off our noses and wu were shivering like « hound dog loaded with ticks." Than was a tag on the tom and lam punted disgust­ edly. “ misted it " Standing on the other side of the log projoeting out into the toko when they wen U pound bonaflab be landed with a sin pound teat lino to UO which still stands an a record far the Atlantic. MHe run 1M yards of ltoo would mate your oyebaUs blister," Sam said "It took mo about 19 mtoutoa to land him." Kanner Rolls? Strikes In Row aaryarnllan arunalsad and aalotlny under tha Uwa af tho United Stotoo o f Amnrtoa. pnrtlto claiming Any right lllln, nnS/or In. leroot la anC le tha fol­ lowing described pro­ perty, to wlti Lot tt and th* North On*Half (MM) of tot Cl, Prank U Woodruffs dabdivides af Undo, South Hanford. Florida, accordIng to plat thereof record­ ed tp Plat Booh A Png* 44, Publlo Reeordo of S.mlnole County, Florid*. Including cpcelflcally, bnt not by way of limitation, th* fol­ lowing fluture* and equip­ ment. nil permanently to- ttoUod: I. Wall Boater— interns* tlonal— Model B-TA S. Water Heater— Baf-THot—Modal ESQHODC. TOU ARB IfERBBY NOTI­ FIED that the Plaintiff. NINTH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, S corporation organised sad aslellng under Ibo taw* of th* United lu te s of America, ha* Inatllntod onlt against you In th* Clroult Court of th* Ninth Judicial Ctreult In and fur SemlaoU County. Flortdo, th* naturu of the onlt le te feroelooe that oertnia mort­ a ls* which Isoumtoro th* ntov* d**orlb*d proporty, paid properly being situated and located In ■•mlnol* Connty. Florida. Ton and oaoh of yea nr* horoby required la fllu your Anuwtr with th* Clark of th* Ctreult Court, In end for nominal* County, Florida, and oorv* n copy thereof upon Harold A. Ward. HI. of U* firm of Wlndorwoodl*. Heine*. Hunter A Word, ttt Park Avenue, south. Winter Park. Florida. Attorneys for Plaintiff la the nbov* action, on nr before thn STlh day of Dteombor. lilt, ole* n Door** Pro Confooeo will ho entered again*t yon. IT M ORDERED that thl* b* published la th* Sanford Herald, n oewipaper publish­ ed In EomlaoU County, FlorIdo, one* oath wook tor four oonooeutlv* week*. WITNEM too hand *f th* Clerk af th* Ctrmtt Court, ■omlnolu County, riorldn, thl* th* Stst day of Novomber, ISM. (SEAL) Arthur tl. Bookwith. Jr.. Clerk of the circuit Court Dy: Martha T. Vthlea D. C. winderweedt*. Halnoo, Hunter A Word III Park Avenue, South Winter Park, Florida Publleh Nor. tl. IS A ,p*o. FAIR. Defendant NOTICE TO APPEAR TO• NEAL PAIR. wheeo residence la in known Ton ar* hereby required to file your written defeat* t* th* BUI of Complaint for diver** filed herein against you. with th* Clerk of th* oboe* styled Court ou or bofor* January Uth. lilt , end oorv* n copy of oemo upon plalntltr* Attorney, Jam** C. Collier, Ttt Weet Church ■•root. Orlando. Florid*. Horolo fall sol op s Deer** Pr* Confooeo will he entered ngnlnil you. WITNBBS my hand and seal at Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, this 11th day of December, MIA (BEAL) Arthur- „If. Deck with. Jr, Clerk of th* Circuit Court Byi Martha T. Vlhlen D. C James C Collier Attorney fer Plaintiff Publleh Dee. tA It. M A Jan. I. MIT T. It. HI*. CDD-M CDC-tT Legal Notice "X w u out hare to n bout Into year," Bused iunnursd ns bo nohoohod hto fish. "Thorn I sit, after playing n round to thin tournament, and hurt cornu Joe Black rowing out to see mo." 800ms that Sam had tuned la a faulty scorecard and was up for n two-strohs pen­ alty, "I just told him to go ahead and disqualify ms," Snead chuckled. “ I told him I’d just sit out there in that old boat and keep right on flghllo’ .’’ Notice of Pwhlto Hearing Notlo* lo hereby given, Board of County Commissionera of Somlnol* County, Flor­ ida. will hoar an appeal against the decision of th* Board of Adjustment grantlna n special eieepllon to th* poulpg nctulatloa* In an A-l sen* to pormlt n stock car "Wish wo bad s boat," tha rectos tract on Ik* following described property 1 •vsr-dlteat Boros muttered I. begin nt n point ea th* Marly line *f Lot ft. Oak again. Oravt Park. P. a T. Pg. as, "I don’t think it would do •stoaftod E*erly. sold point boing n t t -i r a r e ttt.tt ft us much good,” Sam atld. from said NE corner t f tot "I done think I caught tha IS. theae* run B P I W B ooliast fish k fl in this hero • l i l t ft for n POE. thence •entlnue 8 t - i n r * E tis.it lika." ft. thence run I ll-tP tr* W Tbs sun sank out of eight HIT ft. then** ran NB'erty and u sUtl-blua night enve­ to th* POO. A Begin nt n point on th* loped thorn. Several others on N-orly line of Let II. Oak 0 rev* Park. P. & T. Pg. Ik the pier sumndmd to tho emended Werly, said petal k»lfo-od*t of the wind and hotag N t i-i n r * B ilt.lt ft retreated to tha hotel. Only from said NE corner of Lot l*. then** continue along tho two of them, Snead end sold Werly lino •( Lot II on* Boros, wort toft. Sam’s tended BTerly N Id-trie" B ITI ft. thenco run I f i f t y voice drifted to softly"Now that there bonoflsh B 1*0 ft. then** ran 8 I f t T * y W ITI. then*# rna N f was really something* . ." t n r w i m u te th* f o r "Yoak," Boras replied, A Begin nt a point on th* JCorly IU* of Lot 1A Oak "but I euro wish we had a Orova Park, P. B. V. Pg. IA emended Werly, sold point boat." being N I f ti lt- B HS.ft ft Icicles 00 their noses tad from told NB corner of Lot shivering "Uko a hound dog 1A thenco ran • f i r t P B sea n. u*ae* run N I f i r t r loaded with ticks.’’ they still B IM ft, then*# ran N f d f wore at It when the root won t y W It* ft. thonc* run ■ I f t f t y W IM ft to thu FOB, long gone. loon oasomtnt granted la Florida Power Carp, on tb* nbov* lands. Farther deecrthod on load formerly need by th* Checker Ksrt Traci. Inc., oa South Road, hohlad Dearborn Blou- By United Prune Internallama1 troutes Building. WORCESTER, M u*—RodPubllo hoarlag wilt be hold In th* lemlnol* Oounty Court rlque Beaupra, 1 0 , Quebec lieu**, Sanford, Florida. In City, knocked out Ricky Pal­ th* Caonty Commltelooer* mier!, U4, Worcester (1). Room, on December SI, tStt st lilt* A. M. or as soon thereafter a* poeelhl*. PHILADELPHIA — Johnny Board of Connty Commie* Knight, 14014. Philadelphia, Somlnol* Connty, Florid* ■topped Earl Owens, 1S8H, By J. C. Hutchison, Chair­ Plaaaantvilie, N. J. ( l ) i Jim­ man Altaol Arthur M. Bock- my Hairston, 187, PhOadaL with, Jr. phi*, outpointed Cash White, Publleh Doc. It. tttt 158U. Atlantic City, N. J. (8). CDD-tl •Inin a little tlrod of waiting Wednasday night Ho was nady to withdraw his school when ho received personal aasor* aaao (ran Mayor Robert Wagner of New York that the money would be placed to a bank on Thursday. It was, finally. Then than was the pro­ blem over television. Throe stations will carry tha game on live television while tha American Broadcasting Company will otter a taped ver­ sion at f p. m. Jack Kannor came through with another big game at the last session of tha Mr. and Mrs. League, whan ho rolled noma strike# In n row sad that helped make up n boom­ ing 01/187 aarlee. Kenner's performance w u tho only over-200 gams of the night, but Dave Oldham ap­ proached tho magic number when be came through with a ISO high game for thu night. A few other good seoree wore Tom Bosfs 1 0 , Bonk Quinn’s 177, and on tho di­ staff tide Madge Williams rolled 0 176, Mulon Rankin n 171 sad Sibil Beat end Don Ethan both rolled 171s. Bob Gutbrto rolled turksys during tho ovenlng end Dave Oldham and Tom Boat both roiled a turkey each. "Ram Actors" The exprunslou "ham actors" to designate acton of poor quality started with minslni ■hows when bam fat was used for cleaning thn blackening off actors’ faces. Many of tb* min­ strel shows were of poor quality and gave rise to tha form "ham actor." Last week’s player of the week, Elorri, teamed up with Onata Thursday night at tha OrUndn-Semtoola Jal A l a i fronton to take tha an star Uth game, outlaattog Gastl and Manuel. Oastl and Manual jumped tola an early bad with four straight points but wtra soon caught up with by Urla and Coal seams wen discovered Agustin, from the number five In Johnson County, Ark., in postflon, and Onato-Elorri Tha victors made a seance tire three-point splurge to go out Gastl and Manat! placed in a playoff. The 8-4 perfects combination paid fUO.OO. Arietlo outclassed Iriarts to Uka the featured eighth game singles to an netting contest which w u anybody's gamo un­ til tha final point wan made by Arietio. Iriarts and Onste bad six points and Jacto and Low-priced Urla w on right behind with five each. 8EBBING (UPI) — Mason Radolph o f Clarksville, Tana* nag Kathy Whitworth of JaL N. M, competing to the aoly mixed professional golf event of tho year, carried o onestroke food today into tha ssooni round of tho ttOflOO Haig and Haig Scotch mixed foursome championship. Selecting the driver they wished to play and then tak­ ing a]tomato shots, tho Ru­ dolph-Whitworth eomblnn shot u two-under par 17-88-70 la Thnrsday’o first round. Defending champlone Dave Ragan of Orlando and Mickey Wright of Dolton carded a 8088-71 and that was matched by the Una of Jon Gustta of Glndwyno. Pa* and C a r o l Mann of Chicago. ttailai. U doubloi, 10 bomtra and ooa tripla. Harmoa XiOabraw of Mtoaa* aota, tha teagot’i boma nm leader, was aacood to Mantle la (lugging with a M i par. cental*, followed by Rocky Colavlto of Detroit with J14 and Norm Cash, also of Do* troll, with iU . AUTO GLASS and Boat Cover Co. M4 W. tad 1U4N1 Compact Stylish Compact Performance Compact Matinees W ad. f t S a l 1 :1 5 P . M . 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Don’t you think ft’a a WHO’s job to WOUNDED 8TEVE McQueen sad co-pilot kotp too b o o s tidied up?? Why Robert Wa#n«r fight to ksop tbdr crippled B-17 __ _________________I f out to alive In “ The War Lover,7 new Arthur Horn, s woman tool, comfortable ead blow production based on the John Honey novel. fed for nothing? rED UP ANDREADY TO QUIT The Columbia release also stare Shirley Anne r DEAX FED: Your wife to spoiled DEAE FUTUBE GIRL SPY: sad you spoiled bar! Of course it's The “spy" storks you havs road her job to nap the place reasonably probably emphasised tbs gfcunor, excitement sad sdvsntun o f such » asst If s sum wants a beautiful or­ nament around tbs house to look at, work. But to get down to raalltSee, he eaa buy s statue. a spy most be weQ grounded la his­ • • • tory, geography, foreign languages, DEAR ABBY: My husband nev­ criminal psychology, the art o f selfer puts the caps on tooth pasts, defense end many other fields. No mouth wash, deodorants, sharing lo­ one should tough when e IB-year-old tions or hair tonic. How can I get expresses his or her ambition. At him to be more careful? toast you havs one. • * * NAGGING WIFE DEAR ABBY i My feathers wen DEAR NAGGING: If I were to ruffled tost yssr when you said the send you a small sampling of letters mimeographed newsletter • type from wives who complain because Christmas greeting was usually bor­ their husbands never take the cepe ing and • laxy way of getting out of OFF the above - mentioned items, writing all year or something like you’d put the caps on youraelf, and that What to “laxy” * about compos­ ing a friendly* newsy totter to keep all your friends up to date on your CONFIDENTIAL TO AL: Whsn activities? I enjoy Christmas news­ someone cells on you and talka endletters from others and had assumed lessly about how well he is doing, they enjoyed mine. Besides, it’s the before he leaves you had better count only thing I ever wrote that was your spoons. published. And I had a circulation of * * * about 160 people I What’s on your mind? For a per­ FRUSTRATED sonal reply, send s self -addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8866, DEAR FRUSTRATED: I, too, Beverly Hills, Calif. enjoy the newsy, cheerful, clever * a * Christmas letter. It’s the ones con­ For Abby’a booklet, "How To taining “ news” of Aunt Beeale’a gall Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 60 bladder operation, a flood in the cents to ABBY, Box 8366, Beverly basement and Rover being hit by a Hills, Calif. ear that I can live without. By Oswald Jacoby heart. Then a diamond is lad ______ toward dummy. South plans with th* aca of hearts and re­ turns th* suit Sooth wins W il* •• to play th* lowoot card that will kvop Wool out of the with the king and in m d y to OKJO load. In thk case it io th* ■nohraO' tkt h a n d ................ Ho one fool sum that East . *«• night. RAST (D) g u t win* with th* niao and holds tha oca of club*. Eoot J * * * opened th* bidding. It k alo# V i e t T t $AQIS U, no7 , «■ • tonm-Kilt ond likoly that East bold* th* 4 SI o q i e S T pky. If ho land* back » din. queen o f diamonds, therefor# ♦ F t i T I A A Q* mood tha trick will bo won in •OVT* dummy. South will caob South k looking aS two potontlal looora in club* aad VK J * dummy’* but high diamond, ana in diamonds. In any avast OASIS coma to hi* hand with a A ISIS trump and dlacord on* of South wants to pull trumps ao South plays tha king of ^ *to’* ^ V o * » vutovrohte dummy’* two club* on th* Ac* opadso aad contlnuee with n 1V Double Fbas S V of diamond*. spado to dummy's aco. Both Fan* S A Pu* SO If E ut load* back n club it opponents follow to this sec­ h ". . fy . will OsUbliah dummy’* king ond tpodo load aad at this of eluhs. A heart load will alpoint South can make th* iow South to ruff In hi* hand hand against any combination Tbo winning piny starts I and throw away on* of dura•f East-West cards. with g ruff of dummy1* loit|my’s chibs. Wa Jha Woman: By "Ah, they gat married too quick and than they don’t know which way to turn." . That Is how a saddsnod mother ipcka whtn her young daughtsr abandoned her own 9 4 -year-old child bocauao abo couldn’t support it. Many of today’s toon-agora a n gottiag “ married too quick” and don’t know which way to tom when their re­ sponsibilities become t o o heavy for their young ahouldors. But who to to Mama for thlat Tholr parents often are. Sometimes, It ia because tho parents have limply Ball­ ad to msk* tholr children un­ derstand that marriage moans raapoastbtMty aad that ones they arc married they are on their awn. Sometimes, it is baeauoo tho toon-agon fool that marriage doesn’t b an to ha forovor be­ cause than k always divorce, Thk U • natural assumption when • teen-agers awn par­ ents a n divorced- got cut and have a homo of thoir awn. Sometimes it k bocauao parents a n ao ovar-indulgont that tholr children believe they have a right to whatever they want, whan they wont It, Including marriage before they a n aid enough for tho responsibUlUoo of marrteg*. Parents aren’t responsible for all tha “ tea quick" marrigsa of young people. But they a n responsible for meat And until parents fee* that fact squarely wo will keep on having too many "too quick" marriagoo and tha tngodiea that coma about when th* going gets rough end tho young poopla fool that they a n trapped and have to got out from under tho rosponslbill tie* they assumed too ooon. booklet, “Tips on T o o n Agora." Mall 26 cents to Ruth MUIati Bonder Service, c/o Th* Sanford Herald, P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 10, N. Y. "The Wsr Lover,” a story ef moa la kve sad war aad, etpeclally, of a maa who Bad* a tpcclbl delight la th* brutal buiiasit of dcstructaction, arrives Sunday at the MU Theater. Tbo Colum­ bia Picture* rcloat**, based on Pulitzer Prise winner John Hcrsey’a best telling novel, w u produced by Arthur Horabiow, Jr., aad directed by Philip Lsacock. Iters MeQueen, Robert Wzgosx. and Shirley Anne Field ore star­ red in this vivid reenact­ ment of the air batiks of World War II. aad of th* mea who fought them. n s dapoi of the characteri u Uses sad the conflict* of the a u k priseipek - two pUoto, see who ttv»U la w«r aad oae aha betas the war b« U W ilks sad k ropeuod by it - provide sharp counterpoiat to tbo drsmstk batik •cease, sceerdlag to Hollywood. The gtri k torn botwoea tha two. la ways thst a n foreign to her own nstun. Tim trio reportedly makes a powerful, daring wartime version of the aoc sited Tomantle* triangle. 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Show of th* Week (I) Condi* C*m«r* (!) V*le* *f Flr**t**0 14:14 4) Whnt‘4 Mf Lto* (I) Howard K. Smith U:«l (!) Neweeope (!) Erl* S«v*r*UI N*w* (4) Hld-FI*. N*w* 7:904:30 p.m. CBS. lewhide. “ Incident At Quivlrn." Royal Dtno k an exceptionally good actor whoa* unique combination of odd phyticnl chirncteriiticc snablts him to do rolei from Lincoln to Luci­ fer. Tonight he plays a sssmIngly dsmsntsd protpsetor who talks Mushy Into stalling hortos sod supplies for n jour­ ney to n lost treasure. Eria Fleming and Clint Eastwood star with Jams* Murdock as Mushy. 7:904:90 p.m. NBC. International Showtlms. “ Vienna Ice Rovue." This Is not the typical “ Ice Show," although IN "JESSICA,” opening Sunday at the MovieIt contains all the typical icsland Drive-In Theatre, in Technicolor end Penashow acts, from downs to vision, Maurice Chevalier stare as a crooning fancy figures. They are wrap­ cleric whose parishonere, especially the men, ped up In a revue concept find their lives changed by the arrival in town with romsnes as its thtme. It of e beautiful American widow. Angie Dickin­ la In three segments. The Ont son co-stars in the title’ role, end French Idol Is set in Sicily where n bud­ Noel-Noel shares top billing. "Jessica" Is re­ ding romance is ruined by the leased through United Artists. suggestion of minings. Farts Is nezt highlighted by n very good adagio Ice dance, after which the dancing and ro­ mancing couple tre parted. Until two years ago, Angie era” In Dean Martin’s first La*t is a fairyland scene Local automobile deskrs of­ Dickinson waa comparatively weitern, “ Rio Bravo." Mar- complete with prince, prin­ fer their best buys In Herald unknown by Hollywood stand­ tin introduced her to F*ank cess “ who lived happily ever classified display ads. ards. Today she Is the star, Sinatra, who later a>kcd for opposite Maurice Chevalier and Noel-Noel, of ‘Jessies," her to portray his ettranged opening Sunday at the Movls- wife la “ Ocean’s It." land Drlva-tn T h a a t a r, The other feature on tha through United Artists re­ program which will play Investment - Income - Business - Apts. - Home lease. through Tuesday li “ La FarAngle’s long, nervous lags islcnns" with Brigitte Bardot and startlingly it tractive and Charles Boyer. face and figure were much On Wednesday and Thurs­ admired by the small circle day, “ Bend Of Tho Mver" of televliion and motion pic­ and "Stranger In My Arms" ture porformanere who also will play. recognized her talent. They Three films are slated to nourished her hope*, which Friday and Saturday. Tha were precise; It was bar thrsa art “ Man From Bitter An Unaqnglcd Opportunity To Furcbagg All-Purpose Properly proipects which seemed va­ Ridge,” "Requiem For A gue. Then in IMS Howard Heavyweight’* and “ Road to Hawks cast her as "Fssth- Hong Kong." Ideal location TODAY & SAT. - DOUBLE FEATURE !n th* hoart of activity • 114SIS • 120 third b l o c k I West of llwys. 17-92. SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY The Best Picture Of ’63 TheWarLover Dotsnl Love -He Makes Love! For many answers to toon problems road Ruth Millott’a Sorvka juat meet M at MtdveP . a . . _ o f weal Located 2 Charlton Boston No. 9 At UtSSS Only "Up Periscope" Janos Carnor • Cater Sunday At 9tlS A 19:M ' Mon. * Toes. 7:40 A 1«:U First Saaford 8hawlag Coder Avonuo; R IT I "LAD: ADOG” Peter Brock - Color EARLY BIRD SHOW SUNDAYS AT 4tlB P. M. W. Third St. aad OPEN 12:49 No. I At 7tS4 Only A Movie For Every Child Who Ever Wanted To Own HI* Own Do* - blocks from link to la-| tcratato 4. Large Masonry business building on corner lot homo with 4 bedroom*—fan be bought aoporatsly or all together. . . EVERYTHING HELLS . . . ZONED COMMERCIAL )a*t aero** tha atreot from Semlnol* County laundry and dry cleaning plant olse Max Grocery Stare. Owners morod to Orlando; quick poosooolon. Torn*: 20% dowi ot auction, bolonco announced with oaoy term* or cosh If desired. Open for Inspection after 10:20 A. M. day of auction. Owners: Mr. end Mt*. J. P. Donohue TV RENTAL Seminole TV Zonltk Color TV Sales 3M4 Sanford Are. FA 2-4121 “Don’t lot 18 nd. otaad ia tho way of happi- Co-Future Sun. 8:20 Mon. A Toe*. 1:18 Oul; SHIRLEY ANNE Madam e Donna Piychlc Reader Tbo Unarm WorldGreatest Power On Earth Write or call for descriptive folders. Phone 644-7099 For Appointment STARTS THURS. Miami CEdar I-80M - Dsvtona CLInto Louisville, Kyn JUotper 4-4147 U PARI81ENNE” WUh Chart** Boyer 1 In Color �ft ■■ - : . •.* i vv ■ - • » »• __ ■. s. f Y * '•- •- f ivv. ' >* . •< Hf ---• --M-- _ THE HOME OF MR. AND MRS. FRANK MEBANE I1L,JM Seott A v* won the December Garden of the Month award from tha Sanford Garden Chib. Mn. Frad CoHum and Mra. R. W. Turner, of the Central C W e se­ lected the home for balance, color, well planned landscaping and overall attractiveness. (Herald Photo) PILOT CLUB MEMBERS receiving their gift* at tho an'• « «ara _as ^ . a f '— aL . r tf« f. Y - ■ ** 4a Mrs. Raymond O fS Observes Friendship N 'u Rules For fl —■ ---- — - # —--—*- A Qualified Baby Sitter . Why hetoag la I Oardat Gab? Has R baoa M *ay vicinity qhcse they .Vva. They often have Mm energy vale* to you? and finances te nadertake Thera anal bo aosMthiag projects of mirth to fhohr to II, tbo qoaatiooaairo ad- dube and township. Locturee on soaservstlca otito t o there mo thousand* of maaabmo la Florida who aah* than aware ef the do moth (baa Jala la a burst red o « at the flower show, she realise* the true signi­ ficance el being n garden chib members and vow* la share this happiness with a new neighbor who may be­ come' a protective dub of ratooalaim, they remote must be dons by someone— tor years aa activo member*. and each person la adually DeBtry But what does eao actually that someone responsible for gala from tilotUag a certain the growth ef our stato in amount of Um* oach month, bsauty and a livelihood for a lot of energy aad undoubt­ the ntw generation which Mr. and Mrs. Fred Earneredly • certain amount of will utilise the beauties of money toward th* underwrit- agriculture and reforestation. er of Sunset Drive have as tog of beautification projects Circle members study birds thalr housegoeat, Mrs. Earnand oxptaaea Involved In and share stories of the cm 's sister, Mn. Prank maintaining a garden center. friendly jaya that sH on one Klein.mlth of White Plains. To snowar these honast In­ hand and axctung* confi­ N. Y. Mn. P. Little of Aialea quiries, oao could beat find dence without speech, the Drive has returned from a tha answer at any garden mighty esglw that return Jaunt around th* world that tire!* moating. In Um first to the1same nest each year took her to th* Par East, Singpi*co, that* 1* gem sod the glamorous Cardinals apon, Hong Kong, Tahiti, friendship based on interest and chubby towheas — all Tokyo, than on to Canada and that thrive* in gardening and (base are fascinating conver­ California, when ah* spent making ana's own lawn* aad sation piece*, aom* Urn* at Walt Disney's ganteas mors attractive. But Plower arrangements are ancbanted Disneyland, ending Ibe greatest benefit la un­ often a source of opened a throe months tour befora n doubtedly the sharing of ex­ eyed wonder and admiration tuming to DaBary. periences; the exchange of offset by a sense of helpless­ Mr. and Mra. Harman Zepp stories of succoss—and fail­ ness as tho viewer decide* of Ohio wan ncant guast* oi ure—In growing pteiits, in she can never hop* to “ th­ Mr. and Mn. H. E. LeBeau at experimental horticulture at ieve that symmetry of lino their home on Dahlia Drive. aach member's home and th* and blooms. But, studying Mrs. Harry P. Brown ac­ Job of bringing seeds, clips this In circle, tho now mom- companied Mrs. Louis 81. aad ntw varieties of shrubs bore loses shyness, dares ex­ Amand, soprano, and Mn. and bushes to share with periment and finally ach­ Adam Muller, contralto, at tha each other. This is the prime ieves graceful stylo and fete piano duriag th* entertain­ ment at tha Auxiliary to the reason that garden clubs applause! American Legion Christmas grow and take on richer life The annual flower show I* party, Thursday night at tho each year in Florida. aa Integral part of garden DaBary Community Ceater. New families of young peo­ clubbing end inspires good ple In town who do not have nalured rivalry. Members Mra. Vola Lsmbertson played during th* Christmas Cant much failure time since they nurture house plants, feed singing by tho combined are busy with starting a fam camellias and gardenias— Auxiliary and Post 23* Defly still want to beautify thalr plants they n e v e r saw Bary. garden plot even though it before — and feel they may be small and may be have ’’ arrived” when they BUTTON, BUTTON temporary, too. Io being tak­ can explain to a newcomer Brightens* for a chill win­ en Into the fold of establish­ that tho Bird of Paradise la ter day—go through your col­ ed garden elubs, these young the StreliUla Regins I When lection of buttons and put wives state they have found she receives her first blue garment* in ahapa. Porks up a broader outlook on life ribbon or a gold ana or a a girll aad an lonely no more In a strant* environment—they have friends, that magic word! Young mothers dis­ cover that their youngsters era w i l d l y enthusiastic about making dish gardens at school and forming flow­ er arrangements, all this under the tutelage of gar­ den club members. People who have come to Florida tor retirement homes find they eaa share caperieacM with those who wen bora ben end who freely tell them the right plantings for Florida climate and stur­ dy growth. Retired people utiliM their Mwty found o o h h a m hours in the sunshine to HifA U m MaaI flAlgpIlM raj AflaEflra CtifttM bIH Ugrag Iflgi n€fi n M KMJI ttifCuOfi mi wcnwn pu m i m Personals THE WEK1VA CHAPTER of thn Daughters of thn American Revolution was organized, Nov. 24, at the home of Mra. Robert Henderson, in DeBary, with 14 charter members. Left to right are Mra. Robert Orr Angle, state regent, of Fort Lauderdale; Mra. Henderson, regent of the new chapter end Mrs. Jackson E. Stewart, vice president. (Cox Photo) Past Matrons Meet M onday U m Pait Matrons Club of Seminole Chapter 3, Order of Eastern Star, will meat Mon day at the home of Mrs. R. 8CENTBIBLK W. TUrner. BIT Park Av*. Sachet to match your favor­ A covered dish supper will ite perfums Is nice to heap be served at T p.m. fallowed in the drawer with ilogerie. by a Christmas party. Aflsto Bart, N1A There** always ■ Job tor a qualified baby dttar. And tha Mint teen-agar will realln that ■he’ll be la great demand if *h# tabaa the Job a* a serious nsponslbllity rather than aa easy way to earn monay while ibe wetehee tofaTiatna When yen accept a sitting assignment, arrive on time, neatly dressed. If you are to handle a small baby, make sure that your finger* nails are not only clean, but neatly trimmed so that you won’t scratch the baby’s skin with a Jagged nail. Don’t wear a charm brace, let or a decorative pin. They could easily hurt a small child should be grab at them. Before the parents leave, find out what time the chil­ dren must be put to bod and what snacks are permitted. Bo sure, too, that you have a phone number where the parents can be reached. Accidents often happen in the bath. If the child la to take a bath at bedtime, have the soap, towels and floating toy* at hand before putting him into the tub. And once he’s in tbs sudsy water, don’t loavo him even for a minute I Don’t take your "aittlng" assignment literally. Try to be a competent substitute parent, and your clothing and beauty fund will grow. On* hundred eighteen mem­ bers and visitors observed a friendship program at Sem­ inole Chapter Mo. 2, Order of Eastern Star recently. States represented by visitors were: Maryland, Massachusetts, Oblo, Indiana, Michigan, Now York, New Jersey. West VlrDuring tho friendship pangram Mrs. Noah Booth repre­ sented a stranger seeking friends. She was escorted to various officers seeking advice from them. Her guide was Mrs. Irving Pryor. At the dose of the program tho offi­ cers formed a circle around the altar and gava maxims on friendship. As each officer spoke, she placed a gift on the altar. As they returned to their stations, Mrs. Booth placed tho gifts in a basket carried by Mrs. Pry­ or, and after a solo by Mrs. Nick Pfctfauf the gifts wore presented to guest officers from tho district who had served tho various stations. The Chapter room was dec­ orated with baskets and ar­ rangements of pink roses. Plans wen made for tho shutins for Christmas, and it was announced that the Dec. 30 meeting would be tho annual Christmas Party. Mrs. W. T. Corbett and her committee A good hostess keeps the crowd from ganging up on a prominent guest. M a k e Sweeney's Store! Dinnerware • GLASSWARE Flintrldgo BBBAPFBKB NEW IMPERIAL FOUNTAIN PEN. The point * the reason1 14k gold, pnetwa-groeoi lie must bo on his way to buy a 8TEN3TROM REALTY House. 112 S. Park Ave. in the style poa prefer (antra feme to extra brood). * F am e White Dot quality. ■i o BUXTON BILLFOLDS • SCRAPBOOKS • B IRIM * • ALBUMS • CARDS • ADDRESS BOOKS e MILK GLASS • DESK ACCESSORIES o FANCY GLASS 8ETB • BRIEF CASES • BOXED STATIONERY • IMPORTED CANDIES PTftr- Kader Jewelers % TA 2-2242 For Sant* - Clans New At — U to d M3 R. let Your Christmas Gift -m m i Just In Time: Jewflliy Storo S te rlin g S ilv e r G ifts under $10.00 by dies. Caillag lights wen *»• tlagulshed, and cake and cof­ fee wen served by the can­ dlelight. ( FA M IN �V M b . Hickson Honored A t Stork Show er Association Miss Lynda yerh p m u H , Bride-ElectAit Enjoys Annual Honored At Miscellaneous Shower Christmas Party - streamers suspended from tha celling light sad a large haaaiact, holding the guu. was also docerstsd la a pink aad blue theme. . Games wore played aad refiresbmeats of aawdelcbaa, cookies, auts, mints aad poach were served by the hostesses. Guests Included the bonarea's mother, Mrs. Jeka Clark, her mother-in-law, Mrs. Bara Hlckjoo, and Mmee. Leon OIM, Charlie Dishmin, Harold Lyles, Bryant Hickson, Marie Burch, Don McChmg, Leona Jones, Leonard Paulk Jr. aad Miss Jswsl McCluag. Mrs. Mary Bsymonr. Also tbo Minas Laia MetMr, Glonda Bark, Ola B. Ystes, PhyUa Spencer, Geni KUnefelter, Jeaa aad Joaa Wilke, Juae O'Conner, Jeaa•tie Barlow, Carole A a a Bcblmmlng, Baa J a c k a o a , Phoebe Wallstodt, taadl Ken­ drick aad Jaaa Hanson. Entertain Planning A head a ^ • ^ v j ) By Alicia Hart, (NBA) Tha first time your hus­ band phoned to say ht was bringing the boss home to dinner, yon probably pan­ icked. Shopping had to be done and tha menu changed, with no time left to dress with care. A little long-range party planning can ebanga all that, •ad giva you time to be a poised, pretty hostess. Select one or two entrees •nd desserts which can be made to advance and kept frozen until needed. If you don’t hare a freezer, go through your cookbook for festive but easy-to-prepare dinners, and practice them on the family until yon can whip them up quickly to an emergency. Keep your clothes in good repair so that you won’t have to spot-elean hr mend before you dress. Before you begin dinner prepsratieni/ >put your- hair up to rollers and spray it When you’re taken a quick, sudsy shower and put on fresh lingerie, It will be ready for combing. Then put on your make-up, •pray on your favorite fra­ grance and slip into a pretty dress. CREAT IV E MRS. FRED MANGE JR., left and Mlaa Peggy Jane Lundquat, right, pra* sent a gift to Mlaa Lynda Humphrey, at a shower in her honor at tha Lundqulat homo. " (Herald Photo) WATCH MANNIB0MS Tbo simplest way to find out exactly what your owa Irritating msnaerlsms are is to watch othsr women. When you moot one who pokes a finger at you to smpbtsixs a point, don’t Just think of how annoying she is. Ask younslf if you do M, too. When you're in the room with a girl who talks lacessantly, consider bow often you may have been Just such nn offender. 1 stinted a party recently at which one guest Interrupted whenever someooe else at­ tempted to speak. It was an­ noying, and I was embarras­ sed for her. Yet she made me realise that on occasion I had done the same thing, particu­ larly when 1 couldn’t contain an enthusiastic comment. I was grataful to her'for making me aware of my own fault. Your mannerisms are as much a part of your ap> ptaranea as your features. Most of us don’t know how others see us, so ire must be ruthless In Judging ourselvss. W OM AN Clewntog Around Easy-to-maka clowns that Mrve different purposnl No. 28S-H is laundry or pajama bag; No. S45-H la a pillow or toy. TheM art two asperate pat­ tern*—each contains pattern pieces and full directions. To order send 35 cent* In coin* for each pattern to Creativo Woman Sanford Herald Box 438, Midtown 8 tatica Now York 18, N. Y. Add 10 cents if first class mailing is required. Print name, address with style num* ber. CHRISTMAS BELLE Hair ornaments, Judicially used, add sparkla to the yule coiffure. services tfiisweek e t tjo w r o w n MOTHERS b i i m i son with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Johnston and family It Detroit, Mick. B A M Xtw Year's »hs will go to the bom* of Mr. aal Mrt. M. L. entertainers. Aa instrumental trio pro­ Cramer aad family It Erto, vided the music far the even- Pa. She wm not ha baaaa mill laf. Barry Waster played tha Um first of February. aecerdUn, Birger Wcttor, vtoUa, aad George Dodson. gui­ tar. They also accompanied the gravy for carol obgb«. •pedal gveata tor the erra­ ta* wen aembera of tbo DeBary Arts aad Craft Club aad Prank King, cartoonist and creator of the comic atrip "GaaoUas Alky - Ha la also aa accomplished violinist aad flayed several selections with h im W ith Poise B y Personals XI Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at tbo borne of Mrs. John Alexander la Sunland Estates. As the roll was called, each member showed and explained a Christmas decoration she bad made. Included were door decora­ tions, miniature Christmas trees, Santa Claua candy holders made of brandy snift­ ers, little girl’s Christmas pocket books, topiary tree, Ad­ vent wreath, p a l m boat, Christmas tree balls entirely covered with sequins, tad some with sequins and "Jew­ els," also egg shells with min­ iature t h r e e dimensional scents inside. Tentative plana will be an­ nounced at the first meeting In January concerning the "Friendly Venture," Nu Phi Mu Chapter for the Sanford ana. A "White Elephant” sale is also planned. Pamphlets were given to the group on bow to decorate palm trees for the Christmas Ma­ son. The group thanked Candy MeClanahan and her husband for hotting tbo Christmas toe- SECOND ANNUAL CHARITY C H R IS T M A S a memento from XI Beta Eta Chapter. She is leaving this week for Germany. Salea of all occasion and Christmas paper, and Christmas tag talas warn reported going wall. A reminder was mads that tbo Joist luncheon with the other throe Beta Sigma PM Chapters will be held Jan. IS. The program was on Christ­ mas Decorations. Mn. G. An­ drew Speer demonstrated bow to make littk elves from styrofoam bails, pipe cltaaers, felt and cotton, la spite of pricked fingers, lost spools of thread, cotton "beards” stick­ ing to gluey Hagers, bottoms of elves’ costs being sewn to­ gether, scissors that wouldn’t cut. lost lilt "ayes” aad "mouths" all U members completed the elves and de­ cided to make more. A luncheon will bo held Monday at the Mayfair Du at 11:90 p.m. by the Daytona Beach Colony of Haw Ingland Women (n central Florida group), with Mrs. Mary Leary of DcLand, president of the association, presiding. Mrs. 9 . B. Bromillat of Sanford win load the group la the singing of Christmas car­ ols, and the program will be presented by members of tbs Itmlaole High School Triple Trio, vndtr tbo direction of Miss OUle Recm Whittle. Arrangements for the meet­ ing will bo made by Mrs. A. R. Kay aad Mrs. B. W. Huprsebt. OB&IV• II - II cartoons of Skeesix to tboM prssaaL Mrs. Margnsrlto Graham told a Christmas story entitled "Mr. Bear Helps B a a I a C l a u a . ’ ’ Refreshments of Christmas cookies and coffee wire served during Urn social Epsilon Sigm a Alpha Sorority Makes Christmas Elves STARTS MONDAY non . -Turn* w m - M A Y F A IR BALL GET A HUGE 11x14 WALL PORTRAIT BALLRO O M 8EMI-F0RMAL LOU FELDMAN, Orchestra TICKETS Perkins Downtown Sanford and Sorority Members FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS Call FA 2-B159 prongs tightened, catches fix­ ed, rastringing done when needed. Saves heartache and embarrassment. SEW AND SAVE I NEW SHIPMENT Mn. Wallace Tyre was given an engraved book mark as WATCH SCARF SOB When choosing a scarf as a chic accessory to a costume or suit, keep your height in mind. Large-size scarves to bold patterns usually look well on tall women. U you are not tall, koep the size and pattern of your scarf to pro­ portion to your also. FROM ----Year Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. BL let A Sanford Ava. FA 8-1IU PA MISS Solid Colors Printed Wool and Cotton FOR EVERYONE 50% WOOL 50% COTTON 54 Inches Wldn SATIN READ STILL HAS AVAILABLE A FEW CHOICE DATES FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY 48-lnchcg Wldn A D S DAILY ONLY SHOP HWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK And w u -a n im w aooh VIRGINIA PETHOSKf P. O. Bex 1914 NORA NORRIS TE 1-1114 Leave The Details To TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE Us. SEW AND SAVE �Classified for your convenience • Quality • fsihUm* • Berrien GifU for till YOWELL’S IDEALS, Classics, Children’s Book*. A Shopper's Dreamt McVicara, Downtown *aa> ford. S BEDROOM Room, equipped. |7S bum fa m Of Ssaford Photo greeting cart*, made from your negative, nr for $1.9$ extra we will Uke the picture, a Hour »erCALL SHIRLEY JONES at vice. Giumin photo Set* FA 2-3413 to llat your Gift Idea*. vice, 1333 MeUonvllle. Ph. FA 3-7043. DANIEL Greet SUppere, $4JS to osas. Other , bed­ room slippers from $3.0. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at a IVEY’S FA 3-3412 to list your. Gift Hl-Back swivel R o c k e r * , Idea*. SHOE STORM foam cushion*. Floor aamplea. Regular 343-30, bow APPLIANCES 343.00. While they last Echola Bedding Co. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA 3-3313 to llat your Gift Ideu. LUGGAGI 1 Bedroom furaiahed Duplex. With mtilltlea. $U Mo. Ph. FA 2-C94J. R Bedroom bouae, hitches equipped. IMS Douglas Aye. FA 3490. Brand aew 3 bedroom Du­ plex for kase. $37 per month. 3 Bedroom home, hitches equipped. 373. per month. Everett A. Harper Agency Realtors. 340 ft. Park. FA 3-320. GIFTS FOR BOYS Efficiency 2 Rooms and Bath. 945 month. Adults. 103 S. Holly. FA 2-340. Skates, Air Rifle*, Tents, Canteens, Pack* Mess Kits. Army-Navy Surplus. Legal Notice awnrm o r i m i c s T i e i r o w TAX OKBO Notice la hereby given that D. ROME, holder ot the fol. lowln* Certificate has filed aald certincata for Tax Deed ta be laaaed thereon. Tba Cartlflcata number and rear af leauaace. the deserlptlon af tba propertj and tba name la which It waa aeeae. ad are aa foltowlne: Cartlflcata No. 141 Tear af Iieaanca June 1. IM* The Bast 44 feat af the North H ot Lot 44 In Bloch - A“ of M. M. Smllh'a Second Sabdlvlelon according te Plat there­ of recorded lh Plat Rook I. Page 111 ef the Peblle Re- A MORS o n BAZOO B4Rt0K*5MlSO3WSBto W .B 5 & CHRISTMAS PARTIES . . . admittak HIGHWAYS 1 7 . f t N . F U N FARKy FLORIDA Open Tate, thru Sal 3-13 P. M. Sunday • All Day Open For Lunch By RrnervaUew Hodgepodgt • T" iT~ rr r WARS, 1' tax you* Legal Notice earda af Seminole, County, Florida. Name la which aaaesaed: Sarah Slmmoaa All of lha property being In the Clip or Sanford, Countp of Seminole, State of Florida. Unite* each certificate abatl ha redeemed according to law the propertp deecrlbed In euch certificate will he cold to the hlgheat bidder at the front door or tba d tp Hall, at Han­ ford. Florida on the flret Mondap In the month of Jannnrp, III* which la the Tth dap «f January, 1*4* during the legal hourn of Bale. Dated thla Ith dap of Dec­ ember. ties. II. N. Tamm. Jr. d tp Ta* Collector Fubllih Dec. T, 14. St. SS * Jan. 4. CDD-U 3 Bedroom home. 3403 Ste­ ven* Ave. Ph. 349-4471. OST: French Toy Poodle. White Mato. Last seen vicinity of Praver Homes. FA 3-1330 Extension 4U or SOL Legal Notice Gertrude Addition to thn Town of Hanford, Florida, ac­ cording to nat thereof re­ corded In Plat Book 1, page It* of the Public Record* of w r i t e t viiKH Homlnol* County, Florida. picrrm ois n a u w l a w (Leeo .V t ft. for alley) TO WHOM IT MAT CON- Nam* In which aeaeeeedt Al­ CERNt berta Uueeep Netlc* la hereby given that All of the propertp being la thn anderelgned. purauant to the City ef Hanford, Florida. the "Flclltloue Nam* HUtut*”, Chapter 1(4.4*. F. 8. lt )l. will reglater with the Clerk ef thn Circuit Court In and for Bemlaol* Countp, Florida, upon receipt of Proof of Pub­ lication of this notice, the fictitious name to-wltl VICK'H NUT HOUSE, under which aem* I am now engaged In business at Highway II-M, Longwood, Florida. That thn parlies Interested In said buelnees enterprise are aa follows: WARREN a MARTIN Onehalf Owner MART EDNA MARTIN Oneheir ewner Dated at Orlando. Orange Cauntp. Florida, Novembor IS. 1*4*. Whitaker, Wiggins A Brig, man Attorneys at taw 114 E. Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida Publish Nov. S* A Dee. T. 14. II. 1*43 CDC-4I | r - 1 11 IT1 14 Nice, 1 bedroom, I bath home, near aew High School and Shopping Cen­ ter. Monna Jarvis. Phoou FA 21110. brevlated title ef which Is First. Federal Having* nnd Loan Ae.ocUtlon of Memlnol* County, a corporetlon. Plain­ tiff. v*. Martha J, Hlmpeoo, Defendant, the nature of sold ■ult being s tail to foreclose that certain mortgage dated June 4, t»JI. and of record In Official Records Hook til. peso 414. Remlnole County public records, encumbering tb* following described reel property, te-wltt Lot IV LANE'S ADDITION TO HANFORD, Florida, according to put thereof recorded In Piet Book t, peer* * and 1*. ef the publlo record* of Hemln>lo County, Florida, and you are hereby required to file your answer In aald suit with the undersigned clerk ef said Court and to servo a copy thereof upon tb* PWlntlff* attorney wboeo nemo and ad.fre.a appear be­ low. on er before the 4th day af Jaauary, 1*41, an t In default thereof Decree Pro Confeeoo will be entered Sgalnet you. W1TNEM my band aad of­ ficial ae.l at tba County Court Houoo. Hanford. Seminolo Couaty. Florida, thla lath day of Novsaiber, 1**1. ISEAL) Arthur It Peckwlth. Jr, Clerk of the Circuit court Ur: Jean K. tv Uke Deputy Clark A. Kdwla Rhlnholaer Flret Federal UutUiag P. a Uox lilt 3 Bedroom unfurnished house kitchen equipped. $73.03. also 1 bedroom Apt $33.03. <06 3. Park Ave. Apt 4. RENT A BED RoUaway, Hospital ft M y Beds By Day, Wash, er Mead* CARROLL'S FURNITUXB Ph. FA 3-3131 113 W. 1st 8L Furaiahed 3 bedroom boms. Double garage. Fruit trees. 3441 palmetto. FA 39343 or FA 3-0374. ALL SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE Bee The LMN New 4 Bedroom Homo fa Lako Way men Heights On Leugdsla Avo. Jnst South Of Longdate Longwood. Flo. 3 Mike South of Buford Tarn West et 2nd Band Sooth of Owens Bros. OPEN it a. m. to 3 p. m. DAILY Sunland Estates Homes S - BEDROOMS. 1. 1ft VA-N O A 1 BATHS DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS TA - Conventional Jk FHA Financing * ° " »T -« (3 ML 8a of Soaford) 8oteo Office lit. Henoo Inside Satruce RINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INCL PH. FA 3-ISI4 1IM HUNT REALTY, :Boko Agu t Days. FA M i l l - E v a ft Son. FA 3-MU • 323-37M HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! ONLY 2 MORE DAYS LEFT FREE C H A N C E TO REGISTER FOR TRIP TO NASSAU DRAWING AT NEW 4 BR. MODEL HOUSC 3 P. M. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 16. Csnntpy Club Road at Mtyfnir Censtry CUb OPBN DAILY 10 TILL & �- y ~ V r -T— t :5 •• in: W hy D o The Job Hallway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 SI. A rtldra For fla b Chihuahua Puppies. FA 2-022 1133 Xig Za< Sowing Ma­ Groatey refrigerator, 30" Hotpoint electric range with chine, darns, monegrama, Dachshund Pupptsa. « i m U . ratiasarie. Call FA 3-1413 make# button koine. With AKC. FA 24423. after 1:30. guarantee. 3 payment! lor 13.13 oath. FA 34411. 3 bp. Craftsman riding lawn mower. % bp. Homart LIVING CHRISTMAS TRESS 1 Year old white very larse abaltew well pump and upright Commercial Frets. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY . tank with plumbing. Ph. Grapevine Avt. aaar SNA St «r. Contact Mr. F«Ute«or. FA >7813. 323-7232. 8W£E11E PIE WEKIVA U VK t XSTATES Approximately W acre*, with Hand Savins, a radius, darnl » It at r im . Vh mik aA ins. Drassas, skirts, short­ It «. ened or tengthooed. Mrs. Clark. FA >7311. u w Can FA I-M71 altar I N p.ra. FREE ESTIMATE Upbolsterins A Hsttreu ranarstins. New A Used Furat taro. CaU Nls Bedding Mfg. Co., at 70$ Celery Ava. FA 3-2117. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Sought • Bold. Larry'a Mart 313 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 34133 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Luadquist, Assae. FA S4M1 AUsaAie Bank Bids. Paiatlns A Repairias. Free estimates. Work guaran­ teed. Fred Roetlger. Ph. H a n d l i n g an type* real estate. JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR 110 N. Park Avenue Phone S234U9. SeU U« Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST FA 34377. 11. Brant? CHRISTMAS BONUS. Ihhe ■ whole pear to pay. No in* Upsat or finance ebarpea on furniture purchases nude before Dee. 3t, IMS. Open Friday evenings. FUKN1TUBE CENTER 11OP French Ava. Ph. FA 3-7331 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 111 Palmetto FA 34* 24. Electrical Bervkw Clean funiahed Apartment downstairs. Adults. Phene FA 3-1334. J. W. Hall, Realtor Sales * Service House Wiring. Free Estimates Sid Vihteo’a Randall Blsetrie 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 34313 Buy Nationally advertised Furniture, Brand new fac­ tory coat plus 10% caah only. Wa deliver, we make appointment nny t i m e . Berry’e Warehouse Fnrn. Co., Inc. The Ole Bara". Ml W. la( St Sanford, Florida. 3 a. m. till I p.m. 322 3375. 3 p. m. till 3 p.m. 3S-OOM. Home p h o n e 333-3133. Aik for Fran or Louis Berry. PLUMBING 27. Special Swrvlcra SI. Poultry - Livestock 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, terras, Contracting A Repairs to floor. Concrete block. Ta FREE DELIVERY BE MODERN! Cook end heat Gentle Shetland Pony lor West Sanford. Out of flight B. L. HARVEY children . Just la time for water economically with Hipattern. Larpe corner lot. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3333 Therm Bottled Gas. Millar Christmas. Also trailer. Ph. Small equity and aseume FA 34473 niter 1:30. Radio and Appllanes. til S. mortgage b a l a n c e . VA UNFURNISHED 3 BDRM., Park Ava. Ph. FA 30333. monthly payment ITT. Ph. C J . Heme, targe bath, FA 34300. stove, refrig, furnished. SINGER 193.00 Mo., Sonlaad EsUtee New 3 BR. House in coun­ Plumbing ft Heating SEWING MACHINE DACHSHUNDS AKC register­ AIR CONDITIONING FA 34174. MS Minosa Ter­ try on acre of land. Large Sales and Service ed. Black A tan. 3 Months CONTRACT and REPAIR race. garage. Call Valdai Hotel. Free estimates in advance old. AH shots. 323-1701. WORK Ask for John Probat. Free home demonstration W7 Sanford Ave. FA 34333 FRUIT, GIFT PACKED shipCALL FA 2-8788 pad express. Bigg's Curb Alan’s Fabric A Ruga Markst. 2433 Sanford Ave. 2333 Park Dr. It Pays Ph. FA 2-2934. . Office FA 2-2113 FRIGIDAIRE To Use You can find anything you IS" Hollywood bod, spring i Nights FA 3-4341 Salsa A Service 8 BEDROOM modarn bouse. and mattrwm. $33. Pbooe need advertised ta the Her323-4700 G. H. HIGH Kitchen equipped. FA 2-0373. The HERALD aid by Sanford merchaota. .'3324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 1700 W. 1st SL Sanford Attractive 2 bedroom, 2 bath Ph. FA 2430 Want Ads. home. Fenced yard. Near WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, NAS. 113 W. Coleman Cir­ MORTGAGE LOANS SPRINKER SYSTEMS Dazzle the family | cle. FA 3-7434. JTHA and Canvantional All Types and Su m Farms— Acreage. 3 Acres, Commercial A Raaidential ELECTRONIC ORGANS Ws Repair and Service with a near new . . . T Service on all makes. Work 2 flowing wells, under­ S T I NE guaranteed. Town A Coun­ Machinery and Supply Co. ground irrigated. Modern 6) Stenstrom Realty try T. V., 2333 Pa Dr., 207 W. 2nd St. Room, 2 bath house. Price FA 2-3432 322-3302. reduced. Corner Celery 111 N. Park Ave. FA 3-2420 Refrigeration • Atr-conditlonAvenue A Brisson. Sanford, 16. Female Help Wanted For efficient guaranteed T.V. lng men needed. Wo train and Radio service. Call you. Write Commercial Beautician wanted. Cut *N 322-3393 after 3 p. m. and Trades Institute Bos II, c/o for C H R IS T M A S ! 12. Real Eetats Fog Sale Curl Beauty Chop. 313 Pal­ CY 3-0391 days. Sanford Herald. metto Ave. FA 3-0334 or FA 2-4013. St. Johns Realty 27. 8peclal Service* 29. AntomobQe Service THE TIME TESTED FIRM KEROSENE DELIVER and 17. Male Help Wanted HI N. Park Ave FA 34133 AUTO GLASS V Furnace cleaning service. 1962 MERCURY iLakeview home with lake Young man, age 23-30 for Charles Benton. FA 2-4318. INSTALLED Colony Park (Ration Wagon, 3 career opening with major pan... Completely Powered. Air privileges in South Sylvan Windshield Back Gloss tire company. Some college HEATING Coad. Juat Lika Brand New. Sold Lake Shorts. 3 Bedrooms Door Glass Vent Glass preferred with credit or h. b . po p e co. me. For 14,404 New. and 2 baths. Air-ConditionSERVICE sales experience required. 2M 8e. Park Ave. FA 24214 ed. Phone FA 2Senkarik Glass and Paint 1962 COMET Custom Must be aggressive, ambi­ Piano Tuning and Repair Company 4 -Door Station Wagon, Fully tious, willing to work for S Bedroom, Florida room. W. L. Harmon — FA 34223 210 MignoUa Ph. FA 24422 Equipped, Sold For 33,234 New. Fenced in back yard. Low good tutors. Good starting salary and company bene­ down payment, assume 1961 CADILLAC fits. CaU Mr. Walker. monthly payments. Pbooo COUPE DeVILLE. Beautiful White 322-0211 for appointment. after 3:00. FA 2-32BS. Flniah, Air fund., 12,444 Actual Milea, Like New. ROSECOURT Apts. 1 Bed­ room furniahed. Near baae. 3013 Sanford Ave. Phone NO 3-4323. USED CAR f *3495 *2295 u A N U HAPPY HOLLERDAYS SALE f| M FALCON Station Wagon I W 4 4 Door, S U ^ a r ^ S h l f ^ COKVAIR 4 Door Delusa Standard Shift ★ $2796 1796 1956 Dodge Cornet 1196 4-Door Bodan, Aato. Trana. « | S 7 CIERY8LEK 4 Door Wlndaor I r a l A alau tk Am^VIr^Coud. | A C T PLYMOUTH 4 Door Sedan Give A Permanent G ift This Christm as Give A Holler New O r Used C a r 4 A|EW CADILLAC 4 Door Sedan OeVlIle I f w i Power And A^Condltion AirTondition WART OLDSMOUILE IMOUILE 4 Door Hardtop Ha ■atlc Aj^AiM jo»d. I W * Aatona..................... OLDSMOIIII.K I Door Anlomalir, Air t ond. 3 A R T BUICK - 4 Door Sedan • Alltel Power^D^^^nd^ Sleerin* 9 A R R PONTIAC 4 Door Sedan •M W Automatic Trana. CHEVROLET Station Wagon V-g Aata, Powrr_Strrrjn* CHEVROLET 4 Door. 3 CyL Automatie NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY 213 EL 2nd §T. 2343 PARK AVE. FA 24711 ORLANDO CII 1-3166 FA 2-4MI 1957 Plymouth Wagon 3 Cylinder, Auto. Trana. 1957 Dodge l-Door Hardtop, Automatie mUaion, Radio A Heater I ran*. *495 *595 *499 $599 ★ ★ ★ Low Down Payment - Easy Terms MONTEREY. 4-Door, Merc-O-Matie. Radio, Heater. Power Steering A Brakee. A Reel Nice Car. MONTEREY, 4-Door, Merc-O-Ma. Ik, Heater. 1958 FORI) RANCH WAGON, 3 Cylinder. Stan­ dard Trsns, Excellent Condition. 1958 DODGE Coronet 2 Door Hardtop, V-S, Automatic Traiuk, Power Steering A Urakra. Radio A llrxter. 1958 EDSEL 2 Door Hardtop. V-3, Power Steer, lng A Brakee, Radio A Heater. 1957 MERCURY • Paaeenger Station Wagon, Fully Puwrred. 1956 Mercedes Benz 4-Dimr Model 219 1960 Dodge Phoenix t-Door Hardtop, llaa Factory Air, t f t C Power Steeria* A Urakra, ,\«lu. T l J * B J Trana., Radio A Heater, I’lua New I 4 r F Bra Tire*. 1967FI,KU • STAT,(,N WAGON 1960 Ford Galaxie 1966BLICK 2 Uoar IUr,ih,p *1495 1961 Renault Dauphine *988 Automatic Trane.. Power Steering, Red ft White Fiainh. Thin Car la Heal Sharp. Topa In Keonomy. Priced To Sell. .MANY MURK TO CHOOSE — *1695 *795 *695 *795 *595 *795 *995 A NEW ...AN D C A R T H IS WE HAVE ONE TO FIT YOUR Siodunq!t Uulck lnvlctn Wildcat 'tetnP*** Hkv L**k 1* 1955 01,,sllOBIlK 4 Uaar Sn,an 1 9 5 4 L,NC0LN 4 noor • s ,d*n M O TO R S 1953 P,,NT|4C 2 l>oor s,da" 19521N)IN*K 1 l>uur h*dM FROM FA 2-0614 flonnu*''1 C ta lln * Bargain Buys — IHIMTL |NC0LNm r nUII I MtRCURY INI. Seminole Co. Motors 519 E. 1st St. Santa recommends *3995 *1495 1958 MERCURY ★ 1 Owner 4-Door Sedan. Auto. Trana. Thla Car la In Excellent Condition. 1961 COMET 2 Door Sedan, Standard Trana., Radio, Heater. Windows, good used wood FACTORY T3 YOU comments with hardware, ALUMINUM BLINDS 13 doubles, 3 singles, $1.30 Eacloeod head. Sag-proof bot­ each, used gas Bheoa hottom rail with ptestie tads. water boater $3: 2 used Flaatte eg rayon tapes- Cot­ «ai beaters 33 each. Ph. ton or nylon cords. 1334 Century Butek. FA 3-MU FA >1238. Senkarik Glara and Paint after 1:43 Compsuty Chrietmas Trees. Choose and 2t0 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4821 rut 38c. Elite Uoyd. Lahn Mary Blvd. Eia-Lift TVuller hitch 343 caah. West coast truck v l> Pink wrought Iron for indoor rare SIS cash, ltst Vespa or patio. 14 Pieces. Also 123 Scooter 3293. Terns. miscellaneous furniture. Ph. FA 34713. Elder Springe FA 24342 or FA 24123. Trailer Park. You don’t have to go to OrOranges and tangerines. 31.44 lando to pay $33.38 for an » ' Mahogany hardtop le n t bushel Pick yourself. Ph. Fiberglass bottom. Twin 03 Argua ■ MM Movie Pro­ FA 3-3037. Richmond Avt. bp. electric start Evtnnadoa. jector number 430. You Sanford, Fla. can $et it at Wlcboldt’a Brand now tandtm MR trailer. Complete outfM only Camera Shop for 33448. Hesters Oil, 313 A 310. Pola­ 33300.00. Phono FA ASMS. Save 33 and 13c tax and roid Camera $13. Violin your trip. Remember the 130.00. Stereo Record Play­ address 210 8. Park. er. (broken arm) Other­ wise O. K. 333.00. Movie Silver blue Mink Scarf. 4 Camera 8 MM $13.00, IS Skins, like new. Cost 9230. MM Projector $10.03. 1H W1U sell for 37S. FA >2794 ton Moving Truck $293.00 SALE — Dec, only — New 404 S. Park Avt. Apt 4. Combination—RefrlgeratorFreeser. Hugo 33 eu. ft. Do It yourself pest onntroL Lifetime warranty—0499.30. Why pay a high price tor W/trado—Bank rates. CaU post control in your homo Bob Kurvin. 323-0713 or or place of business. Do TE >2733 Winter Park. M yourself and tavo 30% or more. 3 Months guaran­ Power irate. Craftsman tee. Personal Instructions Homs Shop, phono 34>3371 MOTORCYCLE, TRIUMPH by the formulster of niE Geneva. BONNEVILLE TUB SURE DEATH tNSECTL 3 Cyla. dual cnrhmwtare. No C1DES, and sprayor furn­ ’31 Ford Pickup. Good con­ down payment, take up dition. $393. CaU after 4:99. ished. For information and payments. Far appoint­ FA >7773. (roe delivery call Raymond ment. cell FA 3-4M4 3 IB Woods. FA 34031. 3 p. m. Hellcat Go-Kart. FA 24999. 1960 MERCURY Year-End Clearance! 1955 Chrysler Windsor I9 6 0 Standard FAiX0N Shift * Uo*r tM*H 2 LWATIGNs DURING OUR ★ AT HOLLERS of SANFORD 4 0 0 4 PONTIAC Station Wagon I 4 Deosv FulljJ^jul^ije^ DOW N PAYM ENT 34. Artldra For tain 109 N. Palmetto Avt. Sanford FA 2-4434 Winter Park MI 4-4209 | IN C . ■ �# |l-AW/s V.sJril B . -i*-V * rr•5i; k in it i » Teacher Society Adds Mrs. A lb To Membership rn m n o n o ar Oviedo Baptists Announce Speciol Services «( through ■ medical cue plea flaxseed by tfee gavammcnt. HI* fatter, 8ft. Wil­ lard h i m , la etatioaed ia BeriW. "He doeen’t apeak tench aI Mr*, lefera •aid. "AO that te'a neaUe» was that he watted * % ’g nfladlag kin flight *4 to I t can’t *oe rosy well sod hi* watch (teed, a Mt af tethroan aeaiea, ead a pair af slack*." Aa Atlanta specialist who haa n i a h t d Tarry Mid •ally M taking tte Ufa of lag wa, lAyoar-old Twry Chriatmai,” Legal Notice D*f*a<teat*. USTSCM OP U M Nonas u hxrmiit air* T.S Itut •• the iltk 4a jr of Deetaker l»M. • » » » * • * • * at the mala 4aee ef tka Court Mouse at eowlaole County, at Souford, glorias, ths aadoraixn#4 Ctorb will altar for oslo lo tho klshoot and kost btildsr tor saak Ibt following dssorlbod rot I property: Lot It. OAKLAND IIILL*. affording to ths pint thereof a* recorded la riot Hook It, Pesos IS •nd *1. Public Record, of Seminole County, Plorldo. toother with all atructuroe. Impronomonto, flsturoo. *Pfltaar.a, and appurtsnanreo an ssl'l land or used la eon* lunrlloa thortwllk. TM* sale la mods psrsuout to final d*or*o of foreclosure Chanc*ry antarsd . . . ____ M B I action No. U til now pondlnx In lb* Circuit Court of and tor gsmlnols County, Plorldn. ' d atk d ibis Iltk day ef psembor, lilt. prognosis was death. Early last year, tte boy started complaining that his lags hurt Ho began te stum* Me when te waited. Gradual­ ly ha became weaker and mors Ifi Ms Despite visits te doctor* hi Dalton, Chattanooga and At* laata, Terry'* eondJUoa tea fated to lapmw. New te spends kia days ia hia room ia tte family apartmsat te n watching television for brief periods, listening to record* and talking with hi* mother. Mr*. Xofltra said te te not aware how mrioua his con­ dition is. Ho can’t road newspapers and visitors don't talk about Us sickaoM. "He wants me to alt aod talk to him most of tte Umo. Ho talks about any* thing that's on Us mind. But mostly ho likes te talk about old (lmo* — when te could play . . . baseball was his favorite sport." Wadsworth of Bunnell. A banquet followed tte ceremonies which were hold In tte Stetson Stodeit Union Bnildteg with Dr. Bath Smith, speaking on tte sub­ ject, “ Challenging Woman ia n Changing World.” Otter Rho Chapter t m u Church Closes Side Street Methodist Yule Services Set In Oviedo Crusader Circle To Hove Party By Jan* Csawteny Tha Crusader Circle of the Casselberry Community Meth* odist Church W8C8 will hold n Christmas party and supper at S:30 p. m. Monday at the homo of Mrs. Vie Chambers on Warran 8L In Longwood. There will bo aa exchange of gifts.' Bov. Robert loka, minister of tte First Methodist Church la Oviedo, has announced that tte aanuai Candlelight garvice will te bold this Sunday at tte church during tte 7:10 p.m. warship hour. Next Sunday tha evening service will taka tte form of a Family Night meeting when everyone win te Invited to telp decorate the big Christ­ mas tree In Fellowship Hall. Carols will be sung and the Christmas Story also will te road during Uia evening. By Jane CaasoMecvy The Church Council of tte Mooolah Lutheran Church of Caaualborry voted recently to close Uw passageway on the north side of the church prop­ erty north o f Golden Days Dr. Tte council was informed by tte city commission that tte area was not actually a »tract but woo mistakenly markid aa aa extension of Pino Tree Dr. Not wishing to maintain it aa such, tte church council vet* ad to close it In order to safe­ guard tte puhlte. WOODKIOGK, H. 1. (UPI) —A p l e a la “ Americans amywtem* to telp rooottlo Church of Oviedo, Mur. Jack atoro than 110,000 Coban re. T. Bryant, pastor of tte fagooo now crowding the church, aaaoaicid today. Miami arse of Florida haa This woo* at tte T:lfl p.n*. service, individual interprets- tte Episcopal Church in tte tioas of tte Chriatnua Story diocese of Newark. will te givra by Bur. Fred Bee. D. Allan Easton, dio* Flater and Bur. J. Max Cook, cesan world roliof secretary, a termer minister of tte Oviedo church and by Wendell oakod Americano to “put aside their prejudices regard* Hill, ministerial student Next w e a k tte aanuai lag tte Cuban peoples, In order Christmas Pageant will te that wa can telp these refu­ presented during tte Sunday gees from tte Fidel Castro owning worship hour. The regime find n now Ills among pageant "Holy Nativity," by no wntll they are able to go Harvey B. Batcher, will te homo.” Ho spoke to more than 80 g im under direction of Mrs. Bryant with Bov. Fred Flater persona. Including Suffragan directing the choirs. Bishop Donald MacAdio and John Jenklna, 17-year real* dent of tte Paola commun­ ity, has bean hospitalized at Bay Pinas Veterans facil­ ity la St. Petersburg. Jenkins 1s a veteran of World War I. Estates. Choose on* of those lovely home* on large lot* before Christmas tad enjoy tho holidays la your own horn*. Also, if you boy before January 1, yon can claim a Homestead Exemption. Beautiful 3-Bedroom, 1, Vh & 2 Bath Hpmes Situated On Large Choice Lots I n . . . S unland E states *1 4 ,0 0 0 to *1 6 ,5 0 0 No other American car can match Comat’a mania record—and tha way your coats am cut aa a ra* milt. And If that loot value enough, look what else Carnal alona te tte hold give* you: flno-car styling . . . longest whaalbaaa for amoothar rid* ...biggest trunk. . . plug compact handling and gaa economy . . . plu* eervlca-oavlrtg feature* Ilka aalf-ad|uatlng brakes. Como gat tha entire money-saving story. OUTSTANDING FEATURES Paved Straefx WUh Curbs A Sidewalks While Ttrraxzo Floor* GE Hot Water Heater GE Built-In Kitchen Appliance* RESIDENTIAL _ _________ ______ _ __ _________ Division Prim : let place — 304" trophy 3nd place — 1214“ trophy Division No. li Religious Betting City Sewer Systei Awning Window* Beautiful Park* large Ctoeeta Street Ughta Ham they amt Official figure* Worn tha Automobile Oaalam* "Blbto-f uoTMtoe mww*^ avtaaa* acvaa m s a u reice* AFTie t VfAf 1 AMOUNT or oarecciAnoa ntulA M " | F. H. A. - Conventional Financing COMET • sow •1S4S W 10 VALIANT 12019 • tw o •••• • IM P 4I f l l t l •1730 •444 •144 TEMPEST IIM 7 •1M I •122 • 13 CORVA1R •1974 •141S 9 S I9 • 49 M M p tg i •2100 •1910 •570 • 40 ' FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CONTACT . . . . FA 2-8074 . FA 2.5610 piste decoration before submitting entry: There will bo n special serv. ice Wednesday night nl the Prairie Lake Baptist Church In Fern Park from gp.rn.un* til t i l l p. m. Tte 8onday S c h o o l will sponsor a church-wide severed dish supper starting at 6 p. m. to te fallowed by aa awning of fellowship. Carol ilngtag will take place around n lighted Christmas tree. Is extended . . . To show yon on# of the homes in charming' Sunlutd XOTICl in hereby stvon that I *m ooaaiad In business at flout* S, Uos Hill, Hertford, H.ialnol* County, Plsrlda uodor lb* fkltloua name af. HKiUiCaAPT cwrroai c a b * INKTH. and that I Intend I* r*«Ut«r said noma with tho (SKAL) Arthur H. Bsckwlth, JJr., Cltrk of tho Clrcott Cocrt, Clork of tb* Circuit Cuurt Momlnol* County, Plorldo, la nccordonc* wUh lb* previ­ Rr: Martha T. Vlblon sion* of tho rtctlllou* Mom* I'spuly Clork HtotulM, la.wll: Oort Ion ASMS Andsrson, Rush. Doan, Plorldo atstutss isai. Lowndso 4 van dsn flora Attorn,,, for Plaintiff Big: Joan P. Btlqua Btlaor K nelquo I Cost Conlral Avonu* R Undo, Plorldn Publish Ds*. It. *1, *4 * Puhllth Poo. It. 1ISS Jan. t. CDO.lt. CDD*d* (Nativity, etc.) .... ------------Division No. 3: Traditional Setting (Santa Claus, etc.) ..... .......... .......... Division No. 8: Artistie Setting (Lights, trees, windows, doorways, etc. _______------Division No. 4: Best over-all decorations autonatie PRIZES DONATED BYt First Federal Savings A Loan: Florida Power A Light Company; Florida Stale Bank; Sanford Atlantis National Bank; Sanford Herald. COMMERCIAL ......................- ..........., Includes Doorways, Show Windows, Bldg., or all. Prlaea: Possession of tha Florida Power and Light Tra­ veling Trophy for one year. Family Service Jenkins In Hospital uam h JATCEE CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST ENTRY BLANK Mall tot Contest Chairman P. O. Box IMS Sanford, Plorldn GENERAL RULES: 1. Entrtes must bo located In tha Sanford Aran (contact Information Building for limits). 1. Contestants may enter Residential or Commercial clas­ sification or both. 8eparaU entry blanks ora nqulrad for aach antry, S. Only ono division may ho entered under the Reeldefitial classification. All Residential entries will be eligible for Division No. 4. 4. Kntrte* must be mailed to the Jayeee Bldg., on French Ave. by noon December 19, 1WJ. 5. Contestant* am requested to keep displays lighted nightly between 7:30 and 9:30 P. M. until winner* era announced to eliow Judge* nmple time to check ail en­ tries. (Chock 'classification and division) •artral archdanooM «4 tte dtoraaa. at S t Paul's Episco­ pal Church term Bor. Eastern la rector of 8 t Panl’e. Ho will ioaro Jan. « for Miami, where ho will inter* riow eomo IS Cohan famtile* who will te mottled in tte eoron north Jersey counties of tte diocoee of Newark. Bee. Easton said M parishes throughout tte diocuoo tee* already pledged to telp a cor* responding number of Cuban refugee families. Many persona are reluctant to eomo forward to act aa temporary hosts for tte Cu­ bans because “ our people hart tended to consider the Cubans aa our potential, enemles,” ho said. u w tta U o n Legal Notice n orm oD o AMEMCAN LEGION POST SSt of iDaBary m tatly eomptetad mb of Mi moat tuetOMfol d ib i t for a r a b m Handing the memberahip rfliwpalgm w«re, Mated, Commander I M MeLartn and Ardath Mkbcaar, adjutant i ■tending, from left, William Brumbaugh, William G. WlUiama, Peter Kap> H U N T L IN C O L N -M E R C U R Y , IN C 109 North Palmetto Avenue 1 Sanford, Florida LOCATION: 17*92,2 Ml. B* Of SANFORD. SALES OFFICE lat Hi % �I n&wA Another Try U iM W P r M h iim tlw Ju m & D co m if d W (•tutor for ttM im Im n LEATHER: Mostly fair and mild through Tuesday. Low 50. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., DECEMBER 17, 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 606 the 14 11 pHowim copti ■oats for the nyttm * ioIoom before Christas* Chinese Complain tabtiihed dtisea. . . Dscisloa blngee, tbs report continues, oq the reconuaendatlon of ac­ ceptance from Ambrose OlUff, nephew of the owner.. . Since the Booty angle la right, ap> partntly, civic leaden who aye Intonated la the attractlvenese of the main approach to our downtown business dis­ trict are hopeful that Olllff wilt bo equally concerned about the appearance of the main stem of hla homo town and will aot the deal for an aarly dosing. Dr. Leone, Mrs. Kibee ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ M rs. Kibbe Given Award For Service That remind* ms. , .The oa-KIlgore Seed Co. building at West Pint and Myrtle has been given quit* a face-lift­ ing. Now adds to the up-todate structure* on tho north •Ida of W. First Street. . Jt's Mrs. Hulda Kibbe was hon­ occupied by Celery City ored Friday aflernoon by Dr. Printing Co. and the Sanford Frank Leone, director of the Dental Laboratory. . . County Health Department, for 2D years of "meritorious At tho postoffice dedica­ service" to the Florida Health tion: "I regret that I have Department. but one life to give for the The certificate accompany, Chamber of Commerce’" . .. Ing the sward laid In part, All the loyal dignitaries on "tho meritorious s e r v i c e tho speaker's rostrum abed award and pin Is given la.ap­ their topcoats . . . Didn’t want preciation of faithful services the pictures to show anything rendered by you In the Florida .. but the glorious warmth qf Health Department." Leonb, ‘ making the award, 7 Elhfwa’rrYadlgnr atnBMhe! ,/. . And off tho choppy •*- said, "You deserve the honor fan** of Lake Monro* whist­ bestowed tipon you, and the led the frigid winds that for entire staff of the Seminole th* 48 hour* Immediately pre­ County Health Department ceding the ceremony had wlshea you the best of health caused anguished and anxloui grove • owners’ and produce growers heart • breaks . . . REAL loyalty In our C i f C men! TOKYO (UFO—Red China today reported new troop withdrawsls aloof th* tenter with India tot complained that In­ dia is boOdtaf sp Ho anood foreoa with American aid. A separate broadcast raised from •IT to 1,181 total number of Moot o f Seminote County’s Indiana captured by the Chi­ multi-million dollar citrus crop nese hi the border war. la salvageable, depending on weather conditions, the counStocks Firm NSW Y O U (UFI)—Stocks ty*a department s i agriculture jumped off to a firm start oa committee reported to Agent moderately active a p e a la g Cecil Tucker at a special enterdealing* today. AltboOfh Pres­ ident Kennedy stock by bis gun* and again called for a “top to bottom" IMS tai cat, brokers wots apoet by the proapect that tuch actions may not bo retroactive to Jon. 1* percent of the fruit it reportrd "froisn" the majority can be salvaged it the weather continues to bo cool throughout tho rest of the week, At the same time, Tucker reported the county baa already can bo eecured from tko office of Curtla Green In the 8anford Atlantic Bank Building. Ornamental shrub damage, according to the USDA report, amounts to M per cent of the $2 million crop wiped out and 20 portent of the county’s pos­ ture land "killed." Discussing tho citrus dam­ age, Tucker said that teas damage was "considerable, but surprisingly less than was first anticipated. Thera waa also a heavy drop of foliage but the extent of the damaga cannot bo determined yet." Vegetable damage, especial­ ly truck crops, appears to ba considerable, Tucker said, but soma recuperation is expected by aabbage and celery crops. MIAMI (U F « — A Id-Say embargo waa clamped oa all shipments of freak Florida citrus Sunday as warming weather caused tho fruit to ferment on the trees, adding further damage to tho state’s 1500-million citrus Industry. "It only it had wanned up •lowly," commented one citrusman, "wa could kart salvaged It." The swiftly warming weath­ er after teat week’s historic frees* caused tho ley citrus ts warm too quickly and meek of it hung fermenting on tho branches In M and T0-degreo weather. Officers estimate on •the tree looses at |100 million. Damage to young trees will push the teas much higher. The 01 t r u e Commission, meeting hr a unprecedented Suspect Held TAMPA (UPI) — Pslieo questioned 29-year-eld Edward E. Stanton today in the ■laying of a night watchman hare Saturday. T|w watchman, 80-year-old Idas Aubrey Sut­ ton, was found dying st tho and continued aervicc in this automobile dealership early Saturday. HI* throat has been department." Mrs. Kibbe came to tha slashed and he was badly b*atSeminole County department from service as n nurse with the Orange County Health De­ A Candidate? partment and before that waa TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — with the hospital la Melbourne. Jacksonville state Sen. Joha She received her training at E. Mathews Jr. says ha Is canthe Grace Hospital, Iliebmoad, sldsring running for governor In 1964 but add* it is too early Va. ‘ . to commit himself now. It is rumored that Mathews couldI draw substantial support from the group thdf supported far­ mer Gov. LeRoy Collins, then lost with Doyle Carlton in 1980. In Health W ork Weather Goes In For Extremes Our popular congressman, A. 8. Herlong, Jr., both before and after the dedication rite-, was busy shaking hands with scores of his staunch suppor­ ters, of which the number is legion. . . . Hi* "stand up, apeak up and ahut up" speech waa well received. . . No mat­ ter how briof Syd's talk may he it always will have strong points that are food for thought. . . Francis Rouraillat, chairman of th* poatoffie* site committee and in­ coming president of th e C of C did a splendid job emceeing the affair. . . May­ or Jimmy Crappa paid tribute to the C of C sit* committee, in addition to Roumillat, Brack Perkina, Georg* Touhy, Banda U Chase. John Ivey, Tom McDonald for the real!ration of the dream of a mod­ ern poslofiicc. The tender gnus realty took a boating from the crowd. . . . Bat th* parkway planting had (wen nhout stomp*,! out by those who park at th* curb to go in­ to the building. . . . Too bad th* sotrancs is located so that r/osiing th* planted i m seems logical. . . . By United Preea International Warm weather hugged the nation’s heartland* today after record-breaking temper­ atures from North Dakota to Texas. But tha heat threaten­ ed to increase the already severe vegetable and citrus loss In Florida. With tha mercury reaching BO In Bismarck, N. D., and all the way to 80 atJAustin, Tex., Sunday, people flocked out-of-doors a n d watched much of tha snow that had promised to maka Christmaa white melt away. The 69 at Bismarck broke a 33-year record. At Fargo, N. D., the temperature rose to 67, also breaking a mark act In 1939. Tha mercury at Austin shot up 40 degrees during the day. The final tally on the death toll from the 10 days of enow and cold in tha eastern half of th* nation showed at least 23d persons dead. Ohio led with 38 deaths, and Michigan, where th* snowfall reached 40 inches, had 32 dead. Georgia lost 28 person*. Wall Blasters Are Arrested BERLIN (UPI) — West Rerlin police announced today th» arrest of a West Berlin group that planned wide­ spread explosions along the Communist anti-refuge* wall. They aald th* three men were caught Sunday night as they set off a blast that blew a nine-foot iquare hoi* in th* wall on tho American ■actor border 300 yards from th* U. S. Army'* Checkpoint Charlie. It was the biggest hole ever blown in the wall. Water Mains Burst Two thres-lnch water line mains burst at Eighth and Ninth on Magnolia Av*., City Manager W. E. Knowles re­ ported today. City ersws wsra nut by mld-mornlng to re­ pair both breaks. Favors DfeLand Phone Extension Telephone subscribers of DeRary have voted by largo majority in favor « f having extended service to DeLand., Robert Sheddcn, Southern Bell manager her* said today. The extended eervlce means that DeBary and Deltona sub­ scribers will be able to dial DeLand numbers without toll chargee, but with the addition of from 15 cents to 15 cents on their monthly service bill, Shedden explained. Tha Orange City Telephone Company has Indicated that they will cooperate In the ex­ tension of service and will join Southern Dell in petition­ ing the Railroad and Public U11111 i a a Commission for authority to procetd. "As soon as such authority is granted, arrangements will be made fur Southern Bell en­ gineers to start the necesiary engineering work, and all werk will be carried out as early ai possible," Shedden said. Approximately 1435 survey postcards were sent to the DeBary subscribers asking whether they wished the ex­ tended service ami listing the charges which would be added to their monthly bills. Shedden said that 72.5 percent voted ’yes” in th* returns. The move was made in con­ junction with supplying tele­ phone servic* for the new Deltona housing development which lie* partly In the De­ nary exchange, partly in the Orange City Exchange, with a small portion in the Han­ ford exchange. There will be no changes in th* present DeBary facilities to Sanford, he said. Hunt Plant Gels First Produce Th* first load of produce, 33,000 pounds of dried beans, arrived today from Huntsville, Ala., for tha naw HLH Pro­ duct! plant on south Sanford Ava. Gwynna Watson, Rto. 1. Laca Springs, HuntavUla, driver of the huge vahlelo, said ho left HuntavUla Thurs­ day night with tha tempera­ ture hovering around 15 abova, curious about what ha would find haro weatherwise. lfe pulled into the Hunt plant at 0:15 a. m., and waa wel­ comed hy plant manager, Everett Biggs' who has been here since planning for tha new construction started, and Odell Rosa, newly appointed plant superintendent. $63,000 Damage JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Fire swept through th* Lob­ ster House Restaurant on tha banka of th* St. Johns Rlvor here early today, causing an estimated fOS.OOO damage. Tha fire destroyed most of th* res­ taurant's main dining section, but kitchen and bar equipment could bo salvaged, a spokes­ man laid. Wednesday noon in the deadline for enter­ ing the Jaycee Christmas Lighting Contest, Chairman Harold Rowland reminded maidents today. Entry blanks may be clipped from the Sanford Herald or picked up at the Jaycee In­ formation Building at the comer o f Fourth St. and French Ave. Judging Mill be in four divisions; religious, traditional, artistifc and best overall, Rowland raid. Sunday session, voted nnanl- Readin*, Writin’ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The State Department of Edu­ cation has laid plans for Oper­ ation Alphabet—a projact aim­ ed at teaching a quarter of a million adulta In Florida how to road and write. School Supt. Thomas D. Ballsy said Satur­ day the too federal census re­ stated that 201,43.1 Floridians over the age of 25 couldn’t read or write. 10-Day Embargo Placed On State Fruit Shipments DEDICATION CEREMONIES at tha new San­ ford Poxtoff ice on the comer of Palmetto Ava. and Seminols Blvd. were attended by many dignitaries. Among them were Mayor J. H. Crappa; Regional Foatoffies Director, It. C. Gladd«n, from Atlanta; Congressman Sytl Hsrlonir of Liiaaburg and Washington and Postmaster Guy Allen. (Herald Photo) ★ Sanford waa challenged to go ahead and outgrow Ui brand new post office at the dedication of the building Fri­ day. Rep. Syd Herlong, special guest speaker said: "1 hope that one day San­ ford will become so large and prosperous that you'll have to build an even bigger postoffice," Herlong told the over­ coat-swathed crowd in the chilling wind In front of the new office. "This ia a dream come true, an Idea accomplished," he ■aid. "And now I won't got any mora of those phone calls from Sanford, saying ‘What happened to our pustofficeT"’ be added jokingly. "You certainly have a group of prodders here!," be emphasised. C. B. Gladden. Rrgiunal director of (lie Post Office De­ partment from Atlanta, pre­ faced hU remarks with the wry comment: "Yea. and every time you called him, he turned right around and called me, so 1. too, am mighty glad to ice TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Reapportionment by the leg­ islature rather than the courts apparently ia a "km cause," House Speaker Mallory Horne said today. The outlook i* “ awful gloomy," Horne said. He said he will report this to the gov­ ernor along with his feeling that "I don’t look for any change hetnre thr holidays.” ' Senate President Wilson Carraway said after hearing Horne's communis that the situation does look dark but he will not give up that the legislature still can do the job. this fine new postofflce built in this beautiful location." Gladden noted that though the postofflce department ia one of the largest business en­ terprises in the world, it has many aipccta that other budDesses of Its sit* do not have. "The human element must be kept foremoat. Mail must be delivered to every town, city, hamlet and village and to the remoteit outposts, even WASHINGTON (UPI) — A new U, S. satellite flashed around the earth today with instructions to gather in­ formation on liny bit* of space debris that could prove dangerous to space travel. The satellite, Explorer 16, began Its second day with all equipment and experiments aboard apparently working satisfactorily. If all remains well, the 220pound satellite will spend (he next year carrying out its assignment. Explorer 16 was launched by a Scout rocket from the Wallops Island, Va., test aito by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Sunday morning. A spokesman said early calculations showed that the spacecraft was circling the earth once every 194 mioutes, reaching a maximum ★ ★ ★ nsousfy to enforce the 10-day embargo. It also ogreod to place an additional two-week embargo oa damaged citron. Purpose of this waa to pro­ tect consumers from receiving ■polled portions of what two weeks ago waa a record citrus crop. Tho commissIon sold tho em­ bargo would not affact canner­ ies, which were working doy and night to aalvsgo as much citrus as possible. A sharp lookout will ba kept oa the esnnsrisa to mako ours dam­ aged citrus is aot processed. Last week's freesa also wlpad out much of the state's vegstable crops and blackened pastursland. millat Jr. chairman of tho dedication ceremonies and of the site committee, and Ma­ yor James II. Crappa wel­ comed Herlong, Gladden and others to the city. Father John Thomas gave the invocation and Rev. Daniel Finn, NAS Catholic Chaplain Tourist Clubbers1 gate the benediction. Dignitaries who occupied Party Tuesday Members and friends of the Kata of honor gt the ceremoniea included Capt. Robert Sanford Tourist tad ShuffleWare, Capt. Joe Tully, Com­ board Club art Invited to the missioners Joe Baker, Tom annual Christmas party to McDonald. AI Wilson, John be held at tha clubhouse Tues­ Kit/patrtck; C of C Chairman day at 8 p. m. A covered dish supper wilt Richard Deas, Slate Repre­ sentatives Joe Davis and Mack be followed by the party. Each Cleveland Jr., and alio com­ person ia asked to bring a mittee members, G e o r g e wrapped gift worth tl, Mrs. Touhy, Brack Perkin*, John Helen Simpson, secretary, said. its history-making rendcivoua Ivey and Manuel Jacobeon. with the planet Venus. The Jet Propulsion Labora­ tory at Goldstoiw, Calif., j where Mariner waa built ami, la being (racked, calculated1 that on Friday the padd.e-1 Turkey & Camera wheel spacecraft came within *2,137 miles of Venus — its; complete with (loith at* closest pass at the mystery planet. This wax only 1,237 tnchment, cane, etc, miles farther than apace ex­ with each net of i Den­ perts' early eilimatc. Experts alio were going man Super Safety Tire*. through data bca med back to 1 earth by Mariner during the 42 minutes it scanned the FREE TURKEY with each set of cloudahrouded planet. From I Denmun Air Stream Tires. this could come exciting news1 about Venus, including an an­ swer to the question of wheGET YOUR TIKES INSPECTED FREE ther life can exist there. • EASY TIME PAYMENTS though much of U la a losing proposition." Herlong presented tho flag to Postmaster Guy Allen, tap­ ing that it had flown over the Capitol in Waahlagton. Allen In turn carried tho flag to the Marine Color Guard, who per­ formed tho flag-raising ccrsniony while the Seminole Ulgh School Band played the Na­ tional Anthem. Distinguished guests were introduced by Franck Rou- • NO CARRYING CHARGES ME SPECIALIZE IN TIRES FOR FOREIGN CARS H rid g*............ Classified Comics . _ Dsar Abhjr • ME GIVE PLAID STAMPS Take Advantage Of Our 33 Yeans Eiperlfoc* Editorial Entsrtuinmrht l.trgals — » «. Puasl* . ....... 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FIm fiMlify in. R o u n d C lu b S h G ha hod violated bo Florida law la awiteklng ^ caakate. Board yroaacutor Bom Spector tanned the p ractice, "■witching a pauper** bos for • cachet" o S r t R o a s t t e a k R r o u n d i b B s tBmol-Fsmpgrohjrg MKAT THIS- 8 9 * • • • • MOMKTIR with Hit parelitm t f |b 9 9 * *. i, Mck Standlnf Rib ReeMt I s ....................... ■b- 4 9 ‘ e e f . • • • »> 4 9 c PI AIN O P Sill WISING PIlLSHUPt N P A IJ S ii^INDID MAYONNAISE Tcctimony during a ninehour hearing by tha board showed’ a body waa rtmovad from • 1900 funeral cachet lait May, but Griffith acid the •witch waa a mleteke. Ha told an employe, Walter Hlckcox. waa eevarely repri­ manded for changing the eoffine. Legal Notice nermoua warn • W0T1CB to berebr give* that we are eot»a*a la bu.ln..a at m. i, not it, M.iiinnd, Seminole Countj, Florida, ea­ ger the fWtltloue atm. •( “ down produce lone" that we lataad t . raatator etli name with the Clark of the Clraelt Court, iomlnole Coentr, Florid* la aceerdance with the erofUlona ot the Fletltlouo Name Ctatetaa. towlti Oeotloa ICI.ee norlde Otatutoe ItIT. Olgl Mr*. STOrllla Whitlee, C. II. Wlaofard Fubll.h Not. *1, IB a Da. U .i. Me. 1 AB-Pvrpooe Tw in m aplk n u m r h y , and Potatoes . . . . . -O- M . . | | | , t | >, II. INI. Dolkinm » THW CIRCUIT COURT # » TUB RIMTH JUDICIAL CIR. or n o roh okwi- f o u m . F l o rid a , CHARCBRV VO. IMOS th r bo « tom n v n owrra r olr OAVtltCM BANK. C a t s u p dairy specials Flalatllf. VO. ciJtncN cn el. a. BEnnoN. et Kreffe Aeinled Whipped Dip Doroed.eto. Cream C h e e se ........2 varrirn o r eurr iv RORfOAGH rORRCLOCURR a . HEnnov end ANN IB U IIKHHUN, hla wlfa RRaillHVCMi la e >1010 or eeuntry ether thaa the date or Florida. and eialtlnf eddroto beta*: Aviation M.dnl.mllh "B " School, U. h. Nnrot 111tloe, M.mphlo, T.nno.n.o Tou ere harobr aotlfloit that a Complaint to foroclooo a rortnln mortate* onrumberIne tbe folio «lu» doeorlbod real property. to-witi Let tl. Blonh r . COtJNTRT CLUB M A N O R , UNIT NU 1, eoaordlBf te the flat tboroof ee re. oorded te Pint Booh II, Po*o It. Pehllo Boeordo •I Comlaolo Coentr, Flor­ id*. toi clarkvce hee heoe filed eeaieet poe te tbe ahevo-etrlod cult. end pea ere reualred te eervo e eetr #1 rear Aatw.r or other Flooding te tha CompUlet ee flalntMTe attorney*. ANDRB. BON, RUM. DEAN, LOWN- W P B W Ice Cream • ••••• i Fruit Cocktail . . . # Green P eas.. . . 6 F&P Tomatoes 6 Potatoes. . . ____* Table Napkins Hydrox Cookies Anim al Crackers Swift'ning.........3 DoWclawa F * P Broad FPF Tender Sweat Garden CDC-tt cur W e ■ I i ■ B a la Peril Lawa Aoaartad (V-C-5-M) vlih Ale eoeaea pad iwihm tfc IIKRMAN’H ORANGK RRANII Aoat. llolugna, Olivo, 1* I P t'utd tutn Mb# Wteeemte Aped Meed Swiss Cheese ..........t£ 4 •lee Bird Chilled llerida Orange J u ic e ......... 2?£4 SsHeleoe NepHsI Margarine ......... . . 2 | £ 7 M ly Crether'i Ceehleo Chocolate-Chip. . . . 2 4 wlih d*ia eoopoa and porthoee all a? 59* tWIfT FRIMIUM FRANKS Itootroo OeL, Boo. It, IMU chriatmaa candy •rvrh'o Faawewa Gloria Mix . . . . . . . 4 t o d i AB-FMed Solid-Pack Carbatt'a Whale Irich F.P.V. Holiday Foaturo Svrift’n Shortening Assortment . . . . . . . . ■reeh'e DeBtlea* S p ice tte s.................. *{£2 C h o co la te s............i£ $ |, Aaowor er other Pleading la the etttee el the Cltrk ef tha Clroeit Ceert ee er hefere the Itth dor ef Do.omher, lltL M pea leil te d. ee. a doeroe pro eeafeoee will he tekoa mgntn.t pee lor the tell.r demanded la the CampleleL Tkle NotUo ehall be pebII.hod eaee e weeh for leer eon.eeatlve week* la the teeford Borold. DATBD thlo tfth tor el »evtatber, ltd . U IA D •reih'e Tody Week- Walnut P uffs............ *j£3 Bob', r.eiiui "tirlMiaee * Candy C a n e s .......... VttM “SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK. •ek'd ■— — —■-■ - LONGWOOD, MAITLAND, NORTH Bagged Canes ----- *i? 2 ORLANDO AND SANFORD." . . . M 'l “tee Jke- Candy S tick s............. £ I Stockin HIGHWAY 17-M tad STATE ROAD UB �* VeTo«By LA B B T YEBSHBL A PHONE C A LL PBOM HOME: No 4 m m , you better not coma hero new. N o, iU not that t A m t w »nt yon. • . . Temperatures dropped to below today. Tee, 1 0 . . . . I knew w hat the Chamber o f Com­ merce aajra. . . . Yea, 1 knew It'e F lo r id a .. . . Yea, b a t . . . . W ell It wae ee cold I had to w ear an overcoat a n d . . . Yea, an overcoat. . , . Yea, 1 knew U’a Florida. . . ..Y e a , bat h oeema eomeone fo rg o t to tall the weatherman. . . . W ell, 1 can’t help I t . . . W hy don’t 1 w rite y o n t . . . My Angara haven’t thawed out y e t . . . N o I ’ m not kiddln’. . . . No, I’m not in M innesota.. . , Florida, Florida F—L—OOOOR— i— d N ew C h a m b e r president Francla Roumlllat Jr.' (avail though ha doeen’t taka office until January) is taking tha bull by the homa today and has callsd a special emergency m eeting o f the chamber’s 8U N 8H IN E committee. . . . Serving 6n the committee are SONN Y Powell. 80 N N Y Raborn, A m y Anderson o f SU N ­ SHINE Realty and M a r l a W ARM ER. Thera teemed to be an awful let o f paopto up early taduy looking over tbs ice. N ot many, if any their phones w a n fro sen up, though, sa several hundred w ere so impressed with tha leu form a­ tions that they called tha newspaper to say “ yen can g et age damage as well as com­ plete ruin o f the tender vegetable crop. He estimated that tem­ peratures w e r e b e l o w freezing for a period of more than 20 hours. Tucker also revealed the damage could reach the proportions o f the severe freeze o f 1957-58 when losses to the county’s agri­ culture soared well over the $1 million mark. A low o f 11 degrees was reported in Paola with tem­ peratures at the experi­ ment station at Sanford ranging from 16 to 20 dur­ ing the early m o r n i n g hours. * Buddy Hawkins o f Mark­ ham Kd. reported light flecks o f snow fell on his car as he was on his way to work about 6:80 a. m. and some also was reported on Orange Blvd. west o f Lake Monroe. Hawkins said it was down to 16 degrees in the Markham area. Sanford was plagued by frozen water pipes, stalled autos and severe damage to lawns and gardens and ornamental shrubs. It was the coldest day in Sanford this morning in 22 years. That’s what officials at the Central Florida experi­ ment station said. The official low record­ ed at the station was 22, compared to the previous low ini j1940, when i 17 was WEATHER: Oottdy, very cold. Low tonight SB-Aft. Proae Leaned Wiro EatfthMlhad lfOS U. I’ f THUR&, DECEMBER IS, 19M . BANTOPD, W iM UPA NO. « 4 O '44,' g g jg g j H SH B tires to keep his water tanks froip freezing. vTj ■ h v fc 5s S & j Frozen Fruit — Whole Grove O f It West Of Sanford The sails started a t « ; f c m. \ They’re still com ing. , . Oops. Howard VU treasurer o f the whar n ot secretary. Sorry, Kaye In Surgery County school bus driver* had It extra rough this m orn, ing . . . several reported that they had to atop repeatedly to scrape Ice from the invld* windshields and windows and lea was still on the buses as late as U a. m. after the runs were completed. ThermoU Corporation, ft n Oklahoma concern. Is going to start making portable gener­ ating equipment that flte your car and will light your houna. A lso make walkie-talkies and aueh sta ff. Have built two new small factories south o f Oviedo and plan to build some more. More on this later. Ray Shcarhouse, e f the Frost Warning Service, told us this morning that all the calls they hsd about fruit said the same thing — frozen hard. Well, we wers too, at 19 above. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. warns . . . don't overheat those heaters and stoves and don't we repeat . . . don’t fiU it to ca p eeity .. . It might eave your Ufa. Tree Of Ice On Locust Ave. If you’re a new Seminole resident and plan to claim homcatcad exemption n e x t year, a deed for your property must be recorded In the Cir­ cuit Court Clerk'a office be­ fore Jan. 1. If the deed already has been recorded, it doesn’t have to be rerecorded. United Prose letrraaUanal The most bitter cold wave o f this century hit (he South­ east today, shattering low temperature records far south into Florida. Tht death toll from m ore than a week e f cold and snow climbed weD past the 100 mark. TIm temperature rose In the upper Midwest as south­ erly winds brought light n o w , bat another cold air invasion with heavy snow was expected. Florida citrus growers w aged what appeared to bo a losing battle in the face of the record cold. Sleet, anow and the frigid arctic air earned millions o f dollars of dam age to Florida's veget­ able crops. Warren Johnson, head of the federal-atato frost warn­ ing service at Lakeland, esti­ m ated 73 to 100 per rent of the $300 million citrus crop la the atate had ice In it. Good guantitlei of the frosen fruit, however, can be saved. Robert W. Rutledge, ex ­ ecutive vice president of Florida Citrus Mutual, said a preliminary survey showed Florida's citrus Industry "has ROCHESTER, Minn. (U P I) —Comedian Danny K ays was reported la "excellen t condi­ tion1’ today following an oper­ this century.” Only Isolated ation for acuta appendicitis. areas o f tha Indian River Kaye was operated on Wed­ district, along Florlda'a cast nesday at tha Mayo Clinic coast, had escap ed major here and officials said he damage. would remain at St. M ary’s Adding gloom to the pic­ Hospital for about a week. ture waa the mid morning weather forecasts which pre­ dicted even colder weather TAMPA ( UPI ) - A Circuit tonight. Court Judge has upheld the There will be a "hard constitutionality o f State Milk freeze and scattered frost in Cora m inion regulations con­ all districts with long dura­ cerning the setting o f n base tions o f temperatures In the tor producers supplying dair­ 20’s ," the forecast said. ies. Florida Dairy, Inc., of Low tem psritures predict­ Tampa bad sued to protest the ed were from II to 20 de­ com m fiiion's ruling that it obgrees In tha northern dis­ icrv s the base o f U producers. tricts, the low and mld-20's in the central districts and from the mld-20's to freealng In the Everglades and lower East coast farming areas. Freealng weather was pre-< dieted for the Miami area tonight. A 78-year-olil N egro burn­ The coldest readings in the Regulation Upheld history o f the WeaUwr Bur­ eau w ere recorded at Talla­ hassee where the mercury plummeted to I* degrees shove sero and Tampa where it dropped to 11. Jacksonville at 13 was the coldest io 20 years and 33 at Miami was the coldest Dee. 13 on record. Did you know there are 93 gaa stations on French Arm. from Lake Monroe to 20th St. 7 aa fire destroyed e fiv e room home at 1101 Hickory Street, the fire department reported. The victim was Identified as James Hall. Cause o f the blase could not be determined, Cleveland said. The home was engulfed by flames before firemen could reach the scene. Another home next door wae also destroyed by the blase b u t no one was inside, Chief Clueeland added. craaer o f ‘ the. county wlU be erected on the Weathersfisld site. The 'janitorial services at one south end 'sch ool was se­ verely criticised because o f the unsanitary condition o f the rest roema and shower room s and the superintendent was Instructed to- write n letter to the principal ordering that the custodial personnel bring the facilities up to the sanitary standard o f the lyrtem . Mrs. Taam ar Braden, sup. housing for low income fa ra­ erlntendcnt of Sarepta Home, il it a and does not cover In­ returned from Atlanta Wed- stitutions for care or n u n nesday empty handed and lng. with no encouragement aa to The Hill-Burton bin waa where her Institution can ob­ mentioned aa one possible tain funds to expand and In­ crease Its service to the in­ source of money, but the digent aged o f the county. drawback there, said M r* She was told by tha HHFA Braden, to that the bill re­ office that the law had been quires substantial financial rewritten to include only backing for the borrowing in­ apartment or residential stitution. Turkey & Camera complete with flash at* ZEPHYRHILLS A toy g o lf tournament slot­ ted fo r this Sunday a t the M ayfair . , . sponsored by tho Men's (lo lf Assn, mixed two ball to get toys for underpriv­ ileged children at Yuletimo. (UPIJl - ■t the Zephyrhilto Bank and Tw o membera o f a promin- and wera reroute to Haines snt City. The highway patrol said Florida banking family were killed near hero Wed­ Hard to get a call through thia morning 7 Wall, tha phone company says it’s because tho d ec Irons can’t move very fast in thia waather. E h? 9 On motion o f Commiaoioner Tad William*, all county em ­ ployes on a monthly payroll will be paid on the l i s t o f this month. Instead tho Slat. Tad said, "U'U make Santa’s Job a little easier, that way.” Hav­ ing spent some 40 months on Uncle Sam's monthly payroll, ww'd say that waa • raid thoughtful cmv * by tho Com'tolas tenor. ed to death early this morning The School Board today ap­ proved the use o f federal funds for tha purchase of two new school sites, one adjacent to the North Orlando city limits and one In the Wcathersflcld area, and Snpt. R, T. MUwee was ordered to proceed with the negotiations Immediately. The new .North Orlando lo­ cation will be for the erec­ tion o f a new elementary school. A new Junior high school to serve the southwest car skidded about 170 feet nesday night when their car before striking the train. Tho bodies were identified by struck a freight train. The Highway Patrol identi­ Vincent Peel, president of fied the victims aa Fred H. the Zephyrhllls Bank. McNulty, chairman o f tbe Board of tbo McNulty group o f banka, and his brother, David McNulty, 31. Fred McNulty, who would rated by Wednesday's hove been 30 today, waa lather and the Christpresident o f the State Bank at rit, The Herald's nows italncs City and David Mc­ i got excited and gave Nulty waa vice chairman of 103 north of gift certho board of DeSoto Bank at that WON’T be free Arcadia. Both men were on nlghL the boards o f several o f Uie dvance story on downhanks within tho 10-bank Mc­ infant's shopping specNulty grotzpv ' tho Christmas Mason Tbe man had Just left a it another drawing for board o f directors meeting Uflcatea would bn hold Game Changed tachment, The freese ou t by Oviedo has not only affected citrus and vegetables but basketball toot The scheduled S e m i n o l e High-Oviedo basketball t i l t tlstid for tha Oviedo gym Fri­ day night has been changed to tho Semi nolo H igh gym . man Super Safely Tires. FREE TURKEY with each set of 4 Denman Air Stream Tire*. Just Excited S p rin k led Were Running Here, Too. etc, with each set of 4 Des­ • Friday night — this promotion by tbe msrehante ended last Friday, But there will be Christmas special* galore In tha stores and merchants will be open until 9 p.ra. Friday to serve a rcs residents, Beginning Monday, downtown Sanford stores will stay open until a p .m . every night until Christmas. cane, G ET YOUR TIRES INSPECTED FREE • EASY • ft TIM E NO P A Y MEN T 8 CA RRY IN G CHARGES W E SPECIALIZE IN T1RK8 FOR FOREIGN CA B S ft WE GIVE PLA ID STAM PS Take Advantage Of Our S3 Yearn Experience INCORPORATED 8 oxford 1 I * J 'J 1 f ~1 �•> W A }\ M -•°'?rV » '' TALLAHASSEE (C P I) — eraU tate re laSea* aad pro* Florid* official prapesad petals fo r any changes that Hone calling fo r a eonstitwtional convention to propose constitutional ehaages limit­ ing the powers o f the fed­ eral courts sad farther la­ m e state's rights in certain Wednesday a aalleaal meet­ n ig h t be necessary to the federal Constitution. ing et itati leaden to do H om e said each a meet­ something t* curb the powers ing eras imperative to solidify of the federal courts. sentiments expressed l e s t Mallory Berne, speaker o f week a t the general assem­ blies e f the states meeting la Chicago. n Focas Your Santa *1 ^ . W IEB O LD T S CAMERA 8HOI* 219 8. Auk A? *. One resolution adopted at SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY SEMINOLE COUNTY’S OLDEST GE DEALER Model F-70 REGULAR $17.96 p n jM jg m i b mrmMatoa for • ntw i Tnap i t Ik• flm nth Day Adrmttat , radar tha JaadarahJp of Mrs. V an rad Mrs- Martha Boyara. Knaaftng at t i t a n Sharon Oram. Sana Gridky, REGULAR PRICE ONLY $29.95 WARING Drink Mixer a eollection which had ha be- M rs. Oscar Gunn end daugh­ ter, Adell Campbell, Lake M onteei Celia M as Townsend, George W . Arnold Hr* Mable Barnes, M rs. B a rry L . Haw­ kins sad baby daughter, Mrs. Eugene Smith a n d b a b y daughter, M rs. Ronald K. Lewis and baby son and baby girl Eudell, all o f Sanford. Frederisk M. Dominick and Grace L . Lee. DsBnryi Bam lea Rutiles ns Altamonte Springs: Ruth A . Rebuild, Philadelphia, Fn-t Joseph G. Hutchison, Ihirlay Kuhts, Robert Races J r , David Fryman, Connie L. N ath, Kathleen Hardy and Winnie Collins, ell o f Sanford. M r. and Mrs. Melvin Moose, Sanford a son; M r. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Nash, Sanford, a daughter. Dismissals Mrs. WllUam Wilson and d a u g h t e r , DsLand; Mrs. G eorgs O, Small and son, N orth Orlando; Joseph A. Briney Jr., Longwood; Leslie B. W att and Julius Brandstattar, D cBary: John MeMIllon, Elmo James, Louies II. Judt, M ary Coslow, Brand* CrunkJoton, Bessie llaigler, Margaret Williams, Mrs. Gilbert Benton and daughter, Mrs. Robert Putnam end son end Mrs. Garmen Blevins and poo, all o f Sanford. gtaatnge with kla great-grandfather, w ho wae septa la e f the ship that brought James I d ward Oglethorpe to the sborse e f Georgia. LsB ochs’s ancestor was an Indsfatlglhle eollector and b> bis travels es a ship’s captain started the fabulous collection o f ancient coins, dating frees Old Testament tiraee . A m ong Ike eolne la his cellection are soma that are prastically ldeclpherable from ago and much handling. One such is an anciant Hebrew coin with a bust o f Moses on one side and n bas relief o f n huge four-sided stone with an In­ scription o f some hind on the other. The date o f this sain is unknown, but from the wear around tha edges end the glas­ sy smoothness o f Its surface It la obviously o f great age. Other coins In the collection o f LaRocho bear the likeness tin* and several bare tha naase ad Vespaetaa s a them. Ha wae Constantine's brother, whom Constantins had to de­ fea t la battle to taka M etre! o f tha whale o f tha Boman Empire hi tha Fourth Cen­ tury. ELECTRIC LaRoebe once took Ms sollection o f aaeisat colas to s o ­ other collector w hs wanted to sea them. This collector w as so Tha ides o f shipping "M u m a me ted a t tha sains that ha Lisa” abroad has barn laid advised U K och e to put thorn a t the door-rtep o f Mrs. Jac­ la a bank vault and laavs queline Kennedy, who told them there. French Cultural Minister An­ A s an authority on old coins dre M tlriu x during his visit tho c o l l e c t o r declared he to Washington Ust spring couldn't hasard n gucea at the that she'd loro to sea tha value o f tho Elder Springe painting in the National Gal­ eollection. lery. A n interesting part o f the local collection la a si feeble O. P. Baur, n confectiongroup o f script specimens t o #r, Is credited with inven­ aued by a variety o f German tion o f the U s cream soda In towns during the period e f In­ 1171, when bo urged • cus­ flation suffered by Germany tom er suite ring from dyspe­ after tho end o f World W ar I, psia to try ice cream and a MADISON (U P D -O n o o f when the official G e r m a n bit o f flavoring with his sett­ Florida's oldest weskly news­ mark had ns vales as cur­ lo r Instead of the ueual papers mad a local radio sta­ rency. croam . tion have Joined ranks to help inform newsies* Nsw Y ork­ ers o f what's going on. The Madtsco Record, 07 years old, will airlift copies •f Its weekly edition to Man­ r v hattan fo r distribution to New Yorkers who era without tho services e f the big city's five newspapers duo to n hugs \M § V N ^Jw A TItllSI COOKWAR1 strike. The papers will contain bul­ letins supplied by radio sta­ tion WMAK and tam ed out on tho paper’s 1800 model cy ­ linder press. WEST BEND Weekly To Give New York New Comstock Lode Discovery o f tha Comstock Lode w ss made when a bur­ rowing squirrel led miners to It. Or* from tha min* showed San Francisco residents das posits assaying nt $3,876 wesr out mors phonogrsph a ton, ons-fourth In gold and needles per csplta then do the rest In silver. residents o f any other city. S a v e $ i/ '2 0 •• 12 $c. iffrfhM VM BLONDE s$t With Purchase Of Any Appliance \ i^ i! (Hub)Aluminum IMs 8m set of Oak Abakan qwelty cookware wM ha ess of your choked treeievss. Dettgeed for healthful "woterket" cooking ••cooks os low heel—CeSs Feel— Nod Cods . . . Savings soon pay ter toil A let se coeipisle fe an­ swer* ott ceokkg seeds* I, I ft sad 3-«t. Covered Souse Nnq IOta. Fry Net 4 ft qf. Dutch On>w ISta. Oval leaker] sad k U si GE VACUUM HANDSOME AND USEFUL VERY SPECIAL firoM SELECT THE FROM LARGEST STOCK IN OPEN FR ID A Y til 9 P. M STARTING MON* DEC. 17th Seminole County REGULAR LIST UNTIL CHRISTMAS M AN Y, M AN Y O TH ER ITEM S S P E C IA LL Y PRICE <1.98 LOW PRICED Furniture PA 1-31*1 118 MAGNOLIA AYE. PHONE FA 2-1562 ■ �4 ✓ White House Asked To Assist In Foreign Citrus LAKELAND (U P !) —The White House hat been atked le take a band la helping to better down British im port restrictions against Florida citrus and citrus prod acta. The Florida Citrus Com* mission appealed Wednesday to Christian Hericr, White Bouse represents tire for trade nefoliations, for a pub­ lic bearing la aa attempt to ca d British trade bans against citrus. Commission General Man­ ager Homer E. Hooks wrote Harter that the commission sad U. S. government had spent ala futile years la try- deobted the validity e l the [ t e provide a beneficial m ar-1 B sok s said that the Umited from Caba at a t o e w hs* United Kingdom view t o t hat for citrus frith producers Kingdom provides s a im port Imports from t o U . St era the restrlctioae w ere imposed la parts o f the West ladies. | quota for fresh grapefruit suspended. Oviedo Club To Have Party THE WIDOW HINKLY, left, tries to bring some Christmas cheer into the life of Old Johaua, the hillbilly scrooge, in tonight’s dramatic club play, ^Hillbilly Christmas Carols.** The ploy will be presented at Seminole High School, starting at 8 p. m. (Herald Photo) By Jcen Lylee The Oviedo Home Demon­ stration Club will meet at the 8. and 8 . Cafeteria on Hwy. 17-92 in Wintar Park a t noon neat Wednesday for the club's annual Christmas party and luncheon. Member* who need o r who can provide transportation are aaked to can Mrs. Arthur Rich­ ter o r Mrs. E. G. 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MWa have written de­ heralFriday in an attem pt to mands for them all the time.” streamline bis at r u g g I i n g The fana might also like a Flor&ia East Coast Railroad. faw heavy iron railroad car Thy portrait goes on tha step boxes, a couple o f hand auction block along with other trucks or even a signal box item ) guaranteed to attract switchboard. F or tha bargain hunter ot tha Railroad bu ff, curiosityantique fan, there’s an underseeker and machinery buyer to water air pump which the FEC tha nation's oldest city, F lor­ used when it employed divers ida t e s t Coast Vice President to check submerged pilings, and an early Edison kinetoW . 4* Baker said today. Tha items range from a big scope, forerunner o f tha mod­ diesel clectrion loeomotivs and ern film projector. The FEC waa forced into an and > n ancient,, wooden , eaa — * ________ a - J a . . . l i t . ____ a ." boosf to several safes without autUbK1' by grow ing com peti-l lock combination and a pita o f Uon from air and highway printed stationery. A lso in­ transport and In part by the cluded are pieces o f machinery Cuban crisis which cut into fo r jfcat about every repair and tourist traffic. year# ago built a railroad ever tha If __ ns M — M J -to - gvN nQVwi^ “ Don’t let 18 mi. aland In tho way of happi­ ness.” M adame Donna ir tfiln cabinet 11“ deep Psychic Reader Tha Unseen WorldGreatest Power On One Consultation Will Help You 1181 N. Orlando Ava, W later Park. 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Tho anawaring White Houao argument coaid ran Ilka th in If w o don 't toko tho risk o f ostargod deficits in an "in ­ terim’' ported w hite.w o shift to brand now tax around roles, wo could ran tho risk o f barin agyfnm tmU tfi Bfluliif deficits. Thooo, in ono o ffk ta l’s t Iow , tbs ration. SB 44 iHo pm l f n reedy straight • list NM m to Mt. Don and other sitias to tho wost It wfte intimated la a eomreree* tloa Wedoeeder that tho old poet of. quick aeeaas to any faction of Cen­ tral Florida. Wa arc I f miles from the feast via 8 1 4t with ths vsst of the rout* to ths s u e by way of fourtoned VS 1. Hwy 17-OT aad M pro. Tat Hsnld foot* any effort to got tho Housing aad R o o m Piaaaca Agfnejr to loeato hart would bo worth while aad wa ttrao aouatyhava Harry Undtey hath homo? tags respond to ths magnet whereas lead will remain un­ feel that they are ready tee the Mg time. r t k votes. Either yew have M ar yen don't. If you era haakally ■ bathtab beritooe, no amount of study and training is going to turn you into an opera sing­ er. The lam * to into o f party— Its. Party peer ing .te n o n s win do yen a s good u s i n 'y o u a n instinctively ths, wet blanket typo. It is something yon s i s bora with. H yea lack that Inhered talent, you can put on lamp­ shades as hats, er shew hems m evks, or idaort to any other standard party-pooping tech­ niques and people w ill g o an having g good time. But if you do have tho knack, then you m ight profit from instruction. A corres­ pondence course la party-poop- If possible, attend a partypooping tournament and wateh some o f tho exports in settee. Beginners should, o f course, •tart out ta i sm all w ay, Until they got the bang o f it, they should confine their pooping to cocktail or dinner partial where not a e r o than sight o r 10 guests are present. Then they ta n work up slow­ ly to larger affairs, such as d u b dancer. On* o f the most ambitious uadortaktags that I have seen ta ■ long time Is the handi­ work o f irwta If. Kramer, manager o f tho Hotel Edison in Naw York. Ho has put out a set o f in­ structions showing bow to poop an office party. This be­ ing tho season o f office par­ ties, I will past them along for the benefit o f any pooperb who OUR BOARDING HOUSE iS&HSKSHL .MBMT.tVB OeCiOSO ftm r iM v d u i j y y w p n i i akh DOMiAMOR U K * /y ^ MAMOUNft tW b L Schedule the party tar I s.ts . on Saturday « lo a d s * . 1 Bars tho has* meha a speech sa steamy sad waittag tints. I. insist that an married employes bring thshr spouses. 4. V ie an IBM machine to keep track o f bow much sack •mpleys drinks. g. Invite ehlldrta e f em­ ploys* to sttond. I. Arrange to b a rs mustd s n s play only waltses. T. Ask office accountant to do comedy bit, aad act as bar­ tender. I. Request that all ampleyss corns form a l g. Choose waitresses for their efficiency rather than beauty. 10. Disclose at end o f party that salary cuts are ta ofltag for IMS. An office party U tho tough­ est kind th e n la to poop. 1 tho measures recommended by Kramsr fall, I have a cou­ ple o f cuggesUona for uat la •mergencter. i. Schedule two parties, one for mate employes aad the other for ft mates. I. Put up a sign reading "soft drinks on ly." Human being* bar* period­ ically doubted the capacltka o f human beings, especially o f membera o f other groups than thslr own. — Anthropologist Margaret Mead. ,r m & w o n t y tLWAVS DOB* Pago 4 Sanford, Florida Thurs., December IS, 1962 WALTHA A. UIBLOWi u a a r vnnsaai. Maaaatag Miter m r w au i Ctasty RSitor cntBLIA PABBB1I •Misty naitsr T B onrsox City BSItar t a iM ir a s T u n Testate Bate*. I would Ilka to convert hrathsns ta M exico o r Ger­ many or acmstMng Uka th a t —Judy Raa Buahong, 16, Ohio student who refused to wsar gym shorts because o f h tr religious belief*. By Ha! Cochran Four policewomen w e n odd•d to the fo rce in an Ohio town sod they now can step out and arrsst attention. Not too fa r away ta tha holi­ day seaaon whan tha aplrtt o f riving should outohadow the thought o f getting. in the bucket. Tho cyclical upawiar which began ta March 1M1 trimmed unemployment lo r d s eooatds r ably ta such chronically dis­ tressed places as Huntington and Wheeling in West Vir­ ginia, and Erls, Johnstown and Wilkes-Barre in Penney Iranis. ■pots except Erie, whkh is down to 6 per cent, tho unem­ ployment rates perskt s t terete from 9 4 to I f per c o s t Hard-pressed Scranton ie np to 10J per cent from 9 4 ta January 1961, near ths reces­ sion's trough. Ono skeptical expert con­ cludes from such figures that only somo M g approach, firing np ths sntira economy by boosting both consumer de­ mand and business investment, can make a dant on the de­ pressed areas. Ths White House offers ths tax cut plan as a big approach. Miles Apart? be sm art... 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"A n d last Sunday at church our minister gavo such a wonderful sermon that I had tears la m y ayaa and could hardly swallow for ths lump ta my th roat And 1 also telt a dull sehs la tho region of m y heart. "W hy do 1 foal Ilka this?” Y ou high schoolers who have taken a course ta phy­ sics may recall a common experiment with iron filings. Your teacher m a y take a sheet o f ordinary paper and sprinkle Iron filings thereon. Then be m ay w avs a mag­ net only an inch o r two over thoaa In n filings. What hap­ pens? The iron filings begin to quiver sod move, ns if they wars actually alive. And If the magnet corner closer, they rise upward and may actually Jump across the narrow gap to cling to the polos o f that magnet. Wsll, that k similar to what happen* with human beings when the "m agneto" of unsolftah iov* and courage aiw waved above an audknee. T or unselfishness wields a magnetic influence that per­ mits human beings to respond to God. "D r . C rsno," you may in­ quire, "w h y do the Iron fll- m ov ed ?" W ail, they were originally m a t e d that way. iron is ttatt rtepm uire but lead is an inert m etal at regards electricity. Similarly, human beings are created to be responsive to the magnetic power o f Divinity.W olves and cow* and even our pet doga seem unmoved by unselfishness. They are as insrt as lead. But when w e see a great play like Dteken's "T ale of Tw o Cities" where a man voluntarily changes clothes with the rival to hla sweet­ heart's affection, and then willingly goes to the French guillotine to make that girl happy, such courageous un­ selfishness makes even men’s eyes brim with tears. And when simitar unself­ ishness is evidenced ta a lofty, inspiring sermon, it la much ac If God waved his magnet ov er the congrega­ tion and they began to move, Just like the iron filings. 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(C P I ) |ttn today to stick to tho **ei-1 m m . »oo the bach,'* Frdenl Jodie —Attoraeya la Um conspiracy initials of the m m " tad to "I havt never teen toeh a I William Miller aald Wednettrial of Teamster* president (top going over the u m de- microscopic examination a t a day. He told attanwya far both ADULT CLASSES in Drafting Design Tech­ nology, sponsored by the Seminole County Tech­ nical and Vocational Education office, is dis­ cussed by members of the steering committee. From left are E. D. A. Geoghan, chief engineer of Dearborn, Inc.; Robert Schmidt, SHS daaa teacher, who will also teach the adult class; Ralph Jansen Industrial arts supervisor at SH 8; Andrew J. Bracken, BUS principal and Dare CHflon, drafting supervisor at Dynitronics, Inc. Adult classes art slated to begin n u t semester. f (Herald Photo) A U TO M A TIC 6 E R E M I A E L E C T R IC m T -8* • C l o u ia seconds • Extra high t o u t Uft • S psaitioa control O Um oa rooster ■land or ma st oa veil O Floral Steel rutting Btado O Magnetic Lid llelder U N IV E R S A L MEMBERS Qlf im jR O Y A L ARCH MASONS* Monroe Chapter 18, were guata o f honor at n dinner Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple. The dinner was furnished by Harold Kustner and Joe Gazil and w a s prepared and served by the Royal Arch Widows. Left to right ure Roy Wright serving Judge and Mrs. Frank Miller, Kastner and Gazil. (Herald Photo) O qaiefc O Qniet PARIS ( U P D - M o n a Lisa, an elderly fragile lady with a smile that has puxzled men for centuries, starts a journey to the United State* today so carefully wrapped she could survive a dip in the Atlantic Ocean. Leonardo da Vinci'a 436-yearold masterpiece, painted on wooden panels now wafer crisp, will travel to Le Havre by armored truck today and sail Friday for New York aboard tha liner France. Aboard ahlp the famous painting will have it* own cabin and aecurity guard. From New York It will be trucked to the National Gal­ lery in Washington Dec. 19 with a police eacort. There, apparently as a re­ sult of a Gallic gesture from French Culture Minister An­ dre Malraux to Jacqueline Kennedy, the Mona L iu will b* displayed for three weeks atarting Jan. I. Unconfirmed r e p o r t * in Faria aald tho Louvre Muse* um, where the painting baa moved — as the government hung for most of the last 450 statement said—“ from refuge years, insured its prize posses* to refuge in conditlona which lion for $100 million. cannot At that price, most Am er­ icans will be surprised at the small lire o f the painting — about 8W by 30 inches. 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All Transistor Nikita Takes Credit Premier MOSCOW (UP1) Nikita Khurthchev told the Supreme Soviet today that Rusiia'a peaceful coexistence policy beaded off a world nu­ clear war In the Cuban crisis. In the first m ajor speech since the Cuban situation eased. Khrushchev told the Soviet parliament that "all sensible people profoundly welcome this triumph of res- be • Gentle Iky FLORIDA TO 9 P. M. BUY STAMPS NOW’ TO AVOID TU B RUSH! LIMITED QUANTITY �ja u it n k im as « . » « r ( M t u A a l y t f M M to n . Aa kmwim himself, m> 'Sat tW maMfnnhlcsl i m A News cf AM Western Han* M i n , Um 28-year-old Kartpee pets U. 8 . players «• • Promoter Sees Satellite Pay A New Record For Naval Air Station Bowlera 50 For lakers Then's twee* tho d o ta recent years as to which to the greatest tournament « f them all — the Masters, the V . 8. Open o r the British Open, e r a m a k e r e f highpaying events which da n et ring the faintest bell la g o lf­ in g memory. "PenonaU y- my gica toct goal la to win the Canadian Open, nad yet, on the other I w as n top player I’d rather w in tho Masters than any e f them.” Bales ting the Masters over th e British Open fo r n player from the "e m p ir e " borders on heresy. "T h ere to absolutely no compartecn,” the aggressive young man insisted. "The Masters la playad on tha fin ­ est course In the world, a real aupar course, end with a se­ lect field. F or p.-estlge there is nothing which matches it. I’d even put It above the U . 8 . Open because o f the course on which it te played." For a novice looking hope­ fu lly a t the huge aumn posted on the tour, Knudaoa has n eclld word o f advice. "A tta ck H like a cham­ pion, but also have the abili­ t y " he said. "B u t be content to finish second to Palmer now —and to Nkklaua fo r tho next 10 o r I I years. Y ou’ll n u k e n lot e f money that way and w o n t die o f n broken heart. Theaa two gu y i are tha best and It’ s going to be that w ay ter n long Urns to com e." A fte r fiv e y e a n on the tour, this talented young man apeakers aa an expert. no loro loat boBoatoa Coltka and Loo Aaaolaa Lakara, but each (a v o tha other a booat Wadaeaday nlfht. Boatoa whipped the It Loala Hawk* U l-M , to alow down tho Lahore' eloaoat com ­ petitor la tha National Baakotbatl AasoclaUon'a W oitera Division. Thea tho Lahore, riding El­ i t e Baylor's appoint outburat defeated the Ryraeute Na­ tional^ 129-120,, allowing tho Celtic* to pick up a gam e on the Nata. Don Nolaoa'a driving layup and aubaequont b a a throw gave the Chicago Xepbyra a 109-101 win over the Cincinn­ a ti Royals, while la the other NBA gam e Detroit dumped Um N ow Y ork Knickerbocker* 119-100 to anap tha Kalck*' Jour-game win atrack, Boatoa, powered by 8am Jones' 27 polati, took a 10polat load, wttkatood a Hawk aurga that clipped tha m argin to a tingle point and than pulled away in Um final quarter. Bob Pettit o f 81. Louli icored 31 to lead both clubs. Baylor, having bii ftnoat night o f the leaaon, (cored 24 in the tin t half and 20 In tho aecood hall a t L ot A n ftle t delettod Syracuaa for the first time la Jour game a thin year. Tho acoro w^a Uad 19 timet In tba hocUe game. Lee Shaffer led the Nate with 33 points, 29 In the first half. Dupree Selected As Best Soph O LD GOLD SVr. »!■ > ■ ■ T h ree F e a th e rs NEW Y O B S (U P I) - A last-ditch move by M ayor Ro­ bert t . Wagner o f Now Y ork waa credited today with cav­ ing Saturdays ahaky Gotham Bowl |am* between Miami and Nebraska at Yankee Sta­ dium. W agner took ov e r Um (Itnation personally Wednesday when it waa reported that Ragan, Wright Are Favorites 8E BM N G (U P t)— Defend­ ing champions D ave Ragan o f Orlando and long baBhltting Mickey Wright o f Dallas, T ea., ruled tha favorites last night on the a r t o f tha third annual Haig end H a lf Scotch mixed fearsome f r i f cham ­ pionship. * Miss Wright and Ragan shot a o-umler-par M on ana round last year to run o ff with top money in the 930,000 event which la the only mix­ ed professional tournament « f the year. Cold weather with the tem ­ peratures la- the low 40*i handicapped players In tha practice round* to r tha Tlhols event which winds up Sunday and In which the mix­ ed teems stake their option o f the men’s nr woman’ s drive, then play alternate strokes. Second choice la tha field waa tha team o f 8am Sneed and Beth Stone o f Muskogee, Okie., on the strength o f Snead's exhibition round vic­ tory over Tom m y Bolt. "Y ou have to go with M ic­ key and Ragan," and Marilyn Smith, veteran lady pro who la teamed with Johnny Pott o f Shreveport, La. "M ickey h lu it so much farther than the rest of us that It gives them a definite edge in se­ lecting which drive they will JACKSONVILLE ( UPI) Tho Jacksonville Journal nam ­ ed Larry Dupree of Florida tha 8EC Sophomore o f the Y ear Wednesday. Dupree, who led tho SEC In rushing with sot yards, won out by one point over Alabama quarterback Joe Nemeth. In a poll o f 12 sports editors In the Southeast, Dupree got 33 votes while Nemeth had 22. Play. Dr. Henry King Stanford, president o f the Unireraity e< Miami, waa g oa ty to with­ draw hia ecbool from Saturclal guarantee waa mad*. Tha m ayor called Stanford •ad assured him that 00,000 la expense money would bo put In escrow a t tho Bankers Trust Company boro today. la Miami, AthteUo Director Jack llardisg repeated "the game la o n " and aald tha Hurriesnea would laava for New York ky airplane today. Tho Nebraska team la due to leave Lincoln, Neb., Fri­ day and plans to work out at Yankee Stadium shortly after arrival. Gotham Bowl officiate held a lengthy meeting her* Wed­ nesday night, after which they bed promised to have u announcement about tha gaasa. But they made no a»n e te ftjp e n t whatsoever at the sancluilon o f tho session, giving rise to tho belief that tha kinks" bad not been worked out as they claimed they were on Tuoaday. Although Gotham Bond of­ ficials gave firm assurance that tha gam e "definitely” weald be televised earlier "an D m R t n j r Attack W k| Om Bowling T a t a set a now record at tha Jet Ltoaa whan It K i n d i n i points to w o r t Gamaa Jar y ea r*," Bull said. tka highest acoro arar a r t a “ We meat com ply with these by a Navy team boro. This eetabllabod rutof hooauao any acoro v a i tho tocood hl|boot auhtorfegt nr attempt to get around them In aooao way would not ha a credit to tha athletes involved o r to nap NCAA and V . 8. Olympic o f­ ficiate Indicated they wore la fa v or o f arbitration by balling tha proaidant's autom ate. Walter Byera, aaacnUvo di­ rector o f tha NCAA. aald. "A ll o f aa . . . have boon deeply disappointed by tha AAlTs relection of tho coalition agree­ ment which w as developed at a meeting in New York City. N ov. 12-12. " Martin Gets 12th Jai-AlaiWin There hasn’t been anything like It since Annie Oakley. Kentucky's shooting in tho first half o f Wednesday night's game with Ittorlda State, that Tha Wildcats hit a blistering •1J per cent o f their shots from tha floor to run up a U 21 score on the gemlaoles at Intermission. Kentucky cooled off la the second half but still won handily, S3-54. The torrid Brat half shooting by the Wildcats Uad an aOtima record set b y the 19M Kentucky team . It waa tha Wildcats* second win after an opening saasoa loaa to Virginia Tech. Martin has tahen over this week as the top ategtee player at the Oriandogemtrials Jal Alai Fronton, winning the sec­ ond half o f the dally doable tor hi* u th singles win e f the season. Tha young fronton star has been in tha dally double pay­ o ff Id tha last three nights. Wednesday night he coupled with Jaunchn tor a 5-7 com bi­ nation fo r M HO. Gaatl ex ­ tended his winning streak in the featured eighth gam e singlea to three. G u t i and Jaria, n 5-4 combination, paid tlOOJO. Gaatl and Zarra put tho fin­ ishing touches to tha night's perform ance b y taking the all star Uth paying tlO to win and too n on a 4-1 perfects. QUEEN AN N E IMPOBTBD SCOTCH *4 " Aklqviat said tho flgkt w ill t e p in lk li ( § 0 i m c o M t t l* cation eeteDitee wtH guaran­ tee tho boners a fo o d payday through television sates. The promoter said ho has ottered Liston’s adviser. Jack an ancillary sales with a Ahlqvlst stipulated that Lieton m oat fire! win hie re­ turn bout with Floyd Patter­ son , but "nothing abort o f a m iracle should prevent Liston from doing so." Should Patterson win, "then I will have to talk Floyd Into coming horn to m eet lo g o ." half the world’ pulpwood timber. * 3 2 SELECT* M Proof Boast * 3 Sake Spring OM Hkfcery OH Slagg " „ S c h e n k ? G in $^|39 tOProof tPer 110.08 < # K(k 1 Creme Do | MENTHB 1 OM Crow Ancient Age Bcngramn 7 *3” *3” |U N | Melaka M 8th! VODKA GEO. T . STAG G 7 Yr. O ld HUM M 8th] stka $ 1 1 0 0 B o u rb o n I I 1RON MERRO RUM 99 i | J X C ^ IO T B ou rbon S u p rem o $ ^ 9 9 m * buyer ba wary I make aura you gat tha real thing I Thwe has always been only one leader j in the 4-wheel drive fieldthe 'Jeep* vehicle fine! Millions already know what this line can do. 'Jeep’ vehicles have proved themselves over millions of miles—on the road and off-on battlefields and workfields all over the world! you* tom* Matinees W a d . & S a t. 1 :1 5 P . M . GIVE YOUR FAMILY THAT LONG-NEEDED HOME IMPROVEMENT Udlcn Night Mon. A Thun. MIAMI BEACH (U P I) Welterweight Lois Rodrigues, fighting aa a middleweight, scored his 41th victory In SO professional fights last night with a unanimous decision ev e r Eddie Collins in a 10round bout. The 23-year-old Rodriquss, who Uvea la Miami, g ars Jour pounds to his opponent - I B to IJ g -b u t pummelled the New Y orker with light­ ning Jabs and book combina­ tion to win every round hut the fir s t 7:4S P.M. NIGHTLY [Incept Sunday] ^ari*MafBala haltiaa CALL OUR — Home and Property Improvement Dept CO RD ELL'S REPA IR SH O P 9 E. BcccaJ BL Sanford, FtorfcU ** Kxtecr Wlllya Prceentx The Lloyd Bridge* Show Tuesday 8 P. 51. �Seminole L e * ta r U , U r a l Order o f Moose. met la Xastls last Saturday aad Sunday for the Wiatsr Ceremonial with member* o f Eustts Lodge 174 aad o f Eustia Chapter ISM. Women o f the Moose, as hoots aad hostesses for the ev en t Jtepreseatiaf Sanford Lodge 1SS1 for parts o f the meeting w e n lis t Governor and Mrs. Otis SJobiem, Mr. aad Mrs. Kobcrt B. Small, M r. aad Mrs. WUbura G. Harris. Mr. aad Mrs. Howard Price, Mr. aad Mrs. Claude Poteat, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph M oore and Fred J . Hudson. Small, Harris aad Hudson were among bow candidates Mr tho Legion which la com ­ posed o f Moose who have beea affiliated with the Fraternity tor six months o r m cce. The official cerem ony was hold Sunday afternoon at the American Legion Hall with the Jacksonville Legion Degree Team officiating and Daytona Beach Drill Team conferring. At tho same time special en­ tertainment was provided for the ladies who later joined the men fo r a grand banquet September during Paula’s '»■ day visit to Hollywood. Her trip aad the guest appearanew earn# u tho m u l l o f Other start o f tho show Paula enjoyed meeting while jo the set included Connie Stevens, Panel Ponca aad Bob Conrad. She also mat X ookie Bywtaa and Bob Lo­ gan o f "TT Sunset Strip." Locally, Paula baa won m any honors and titles a id last Saturday night waa se­ cond runner-up in the Missile Bow l Contest. This Saturday abe will be on the Queea'a Court at tha Mlsaile Bowl G am o lo be played In Or­ lando'* Tangerine Bowl. She w O b# acting herself in the film Tuesday night fo r tha first time and la a Uttla nervous about her act­ ing ability since she has re­ ceived no previous dramatic training. An empfoyo o f Martin Co. o f Orlando, aha la very mo­ dest about h er accomplish­ ments and still hopes to fur­ ther her education at the University o f Florida. MISS PAULA HICKS, 18-yeor-oId Altamonte Springs beauty contest winner, is photographed as she will appear on television next Tuesday night in a scene with Troy Donahue in the cur- place * * * Rush, rush, rush To many people this has be­ received. burden and many a have lost the real meaning time to meditate on the birth o f Christ and Us meaning to our Uvea • • • trying to figure out what you’ re going to get so you can give a gift of equal value. OR re­ membering the true meaning o f giving • • • Giving only to those who give to you OR 'Ibollitg’ fb r that' persdfi’ who probably will not receive many gifts • • ♦ a secular celebration OR a religious experience . . . There are many meanings and bore ■re many sides to the mean­ ing of Christmas * • 'S o, what is tho R E AL meaning • • • It is within u i as m or­ tal human beings—novar out­ side of qs * * * How long has it been since your fam ­ ily had discussed this sub­ ject? Are you doing anything to help your fam ily think about what Christmas means? Why not put this at tb* bead o f your list o f "m u sts'' this year. • * • The next subject Miss Harris writes about Is •'Giving at Christmas.” • • ♦ Our custom always has been to give gifts at Christmas time to families and friends. of giving and only give be­ cause It is expected • • • What Is the True Spirit of Giving * * Emerson said, "R ings and jew els are not gifts bat apologies for gifts. The only true gift Is a portion o f thyself.” Kablil Bibran said "Y o u give but little when you give o f your poss­ essions.” • • • How Can We Give o f Ourselves? • • • through lovo, patience, un­ derstanding, cooperation, tol­ erance, tim e, respect, wis­ dom , knowledge and nil acts of kindness, not only at Christmas BUT throughout the year • • • perhaps the best gift we can give is one that involves something we do for others * * * a special letter o f appreciation to par­ ents or children • • a hus­ band or wife telling the other how much they have meant through tho years • • • there are many such beautiful ways o f giving • • • Christ­ mas, among other things, Is a lima for families to be together to share cherished traditions and to give jo y ­ ful thanks for the blessings and decorating borrow some literature prepared by Fam ily Life Spe­ cialist Miss Ruth Harris'Smif distributed from tho State HD office in Tallahassee. The more 1 read, tha more Interesting It becam e and I w ith it were possible for every one o f you to read all 37 pages o f the booklet * * * It begins by asking “ What D oes Christmas Mean?” • • This always baa been an im ­ portant question for one to answer but with our world as It It today, perhaps, more than over, w e should give som e serious thought to the B E A L meaning o f Christ­ m a s • • • W b rl does Christ­ m as M esa To'You? • • • Rudolph the red-noted rein­ deer OR tha ''Hallelujah Chorus” o f tho Messiah • • • Bright colors o f decorated streets OR the light o f a •ingle candle in a quiet a dona OR aad that a lim ited striking three such as m ight event­ ually be built b y France is dangerous aad worse than nothing at all. Believing that placing a nuclear trigger into too many hands simply increases the possibility o f w ar, the Unit­ ed Stales noatheless has of­ o f bickering, disagreem ent fered to help Europe create aad recrimination. a nuclear striking force with­ The united States still feels in NATO. tbs European NATO nations But this also meets opposi­ nrs dragging tbslr feet la tion, especially am ong small meeting defensive require­ Battens unwilling to assume ments. This applies to Den­ mark, Belgium and Holland aa d especially to Franca where President Charles da Gaulle flatly has refused to m eet NATO commitments aad is suspected o f deliber­ ately weakening tho alliance. The United States cowtlauoa to oppose Da Gaulle's Independent nuclear program bat apparently baa dropped efforts to persuade D a GauDt to abandon it. The U.S. view la that 1U Unsatisfactory Heating? Southern Air W ork ceaftead strict! to A ir Conditioning I H ealing PA 2-8321 firestone SPEED CRUISERS Accessories come cient to protect the aIlia nee sures esse, creeks also begin to sppear la the Western allies' NATO shield. The present Is n o ex cep ­ tion. In fact, as the U NATO foreign ministers gathered for their three-day meeting in Paris there seam s to ha rent “Hawaiian Eye” series. Tha show, to be seen locally at 8:80 p. m. over WLOF Channel 9, is entitled ‘The Shannon Malloy Story,” in which Paula will appear as a tourist. B ik t to get the shopping, baking own nuclear pow er Is suffi­ ary that when cold w ar pres­ • • • For What celebrate • • • Our thought J Should We Be Thankful? • • for the day la taken from the lot us be grateful for the concluding paragraphs o f the divine gift o f life; our mo­ booklet: "If you can ------ Low Prices ^ J » \ \ / M B sl . e a s y ~~l B B S L a t \ W / ter m s give ther, father, toaeber, clergy­ but one gift, tot it be that men and friends who have o f being humble and grate­ helped build our character; ful to those who have meant the fighters fo r freedom so much to you In your life." through all o f history; work, because work is love made visible; joys, sorrows, suc­ cess, failures, health, oppor­ tunities, challenges, fsith and hope; tho beauty o f earth; tho circle o f human love— man for women, child for BLOOMING PLANTS parents, neighbor for neigh­ bor • • • love Is not United to one's fam ily, one'a race, one's creed or one’ s country Grapeville Nursery • • • • And, most o f all. let 3331 Grapeville Ave. us bo thankful for the gift o f FA 2-OHM Cod’s son whose birthday w« QUALITY i m Two-toned vieored mirj ror, matching gripe aad colorful streamer*. • • *# # # *• • **** Give A Living: Plant For Christmas Cruiser Wagon • firestone * ” 500 ” [ BICYCLES |1.00 up Handsomely chrome ted. 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(UUt. <UPI)— As ex-Msriae vbs "coslATt ■fat soal al eaaford, BomlnoU County, Plerlds, tkta loth day of Novomksr, A. D. list. (INAL) Arthur H. Boakwtu, Jr., ctork ef tho Circuit Conn, Ninth Jndtolal Clrsalt ot Florida Byi Martha T. VUIon D. fc Sordoo V. Frsdorlrk Alloraoy for Ptalnllff v. a nos use tsi-IM North Perk Avsaae im ite r t during s w h t o s at­ tempt W cd otid sy sad c k w jt d with m urderisg h li wits s s i bar parcnti. A cryptic telephoM M i M « a u y to g three yeraese had bees •hot to death aear Xlagm as, Aria., led to the g r in diaeovcry o f a one-year-old hoy who had (pent m ore thaa St hears beside the bodlea o f hla aMther and grandpareaU. Raymond J . Hodgeae, St, admitted kllllag Grace N ary Hudgens, JO, and her parents, Dorothy Young, U , and My­ n a Y ooag, ST, after s recon­ ciliation attempt faded. Ha w as mixed without re­ sistance when the motel owner found him lying on a bod la the tightly sealed room with the kitchen gas Jets oa. The manager recognised the name and called police. Hudgens had not lost consciousness. Hudgens was moved from Van Nuys Jail to a padded cell Legal Notice avnew mm owtw Legal Notice in t ib earnerrr eecar or Tim B u m s j u d ic ia l emu cvtt ta earn row i m - new It la a hope m ore than n belief, eaese if there’ s ■ hell 1 have n rough tim e ahead V » mm svrr STATE WW FLOIIIDA TUi JOSEPH M. ASRBDONDA. If allro, WILLIAM TRAVERS. If allVO. MORES B. LEVY, If alive, ANNIE C. BABCOCK, If ill vs. CAMPDELL BI.IAR BABCOCK, If alive, ADOl.ni BOBBIE BABCOCK. If alive, and ORVILLE B. BABCOCK. If alive, aad If married thrlr respective unknown (pointer, aad If dead, the resp«rt|ve unknown heirs, dovlnara, grantees, assignees, Usnors, urodliora, trustees, or olhor portico ctalmtne by, throuek, ; endcr or ssalnct said defen. deals and oaoh of thsmt EDWIN SANDTS DAWES aad OEU AUGUSTUS T I I O H P SON, as Trusts.! ot PtnrliU Land t Colonisation Com. pony, Ltd.. If alive, and If dead, their unknown success* or trustees! and any and all roons bavlne. cr eLlmlnu have, aay rleht, title or nterest In and la tho fn|. •wine dosorlkod land, lying and being In Bsmlnels Coun­ ty, Florida, to-wlti SWI4 of SWU of SWI4 ot Section I, Township 10 South, Ranne M Bast. Except that part there­ of located Is Crystal Lake. Ten, aad sash of you, aro koroby notified that a suit hao keen brought aealaat you In U s Circuit Court, In and for Seminole County, Plorldo, In ukaneory, entitled CHASE OROVKN, INC, a Florida nor•oration, plaintiff, v. JOSE­ PH M. ASREDONDA, st al. OafMdsats, and you, and each ef yen, aro required to file your Answer to the pUIntlira Complaint with the Clerk of said Court, and serve upon plaintiff, sr plaintiffs attar* any. aEO. a . hpkkil J t t , whoso oddreas lo P. O. Dus 1IM. Boaford, Ptorlds. n copy of said Asawar, oa sr before Dscombor Mth. A. P. llfl, aad If you fall to do so. a doerae pro sonfomo will be satorod aealaat you. and each of you for the relief demand, id la Mid Complaint, The nature of thle suit Is to qelet the title to tbs above described load la plaintiff, Chaos droves, Inc., sabject lo a life estate of Elisabeth lb Huff, ae survivor of aa aotata by lha antlroty, la Uat por. Use of said land described aa follows, to-wlt B«u. tie.e ft W. of SB Cor st SWU of SW U of SWU of Sec. t. Twp. IS K. Mgs. M E . thanes run N. II dog. 41 min. W. 414.91 f t , W. IOI.M ft, B. M M ft, jL 4IAS ft U koetanlng. WITNESS my hand and seal af said Court at Sanford, Samlaolo Cunaty, Ptorlds, thle 17th day ot November, A D, 1ML (SEAL) Arthur )L Bookwith. Jr.. CLrk of Circuit Court si Seminole County, Vlorlda. Byi Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk dee. A. Speer. Jr. Attorney for PlaUUfr P. O. Bus i f f 4 Sanford, plorlda Publish Nev. ft, Doe. 4, 1L C i in this rtn c rrr n v n r o r THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT, IN AN* FOR SEWSSOt.M COt!NTT, rtOMIOA. l a w no . eser . NOT1CM o r EVLW Nier kTATS ROAD D E P A R T MRNT O T FLORIDA, nn Aetnsy of lha Slats of PlotIda. aad ■BMtNOf.R COUNTY, n PollIleal HubdlvItUa or tho Itats of Ptorlds, Pslltlsotro, w PRANK RUmRLL st at, Dofsadsnta NOTICH OP RWINSNT DOMAIN PBOCBHDINQl IN THIS N %ME AND ST THE AlTMOniTT OF THIS SWATH OP FLORIDA. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCKUN, and to all persons and perlite cUlmlng or hevIne any right, (Ills, Inloroal, sslnto, morlesks or olhor lUa lo or on thoas osrtaln par­ cels of Unit hereinafter des­ cribed, and tho followlne persons, loeothsr with nil un­ known parsons clalmlns by Ihroueh or undsr known par­ sons who nrs dead, or wbo are not known to ko dead or allvsi Soclloa TTMO-SMI Soostoslo Coualy SR 430 Names sad Addresses Federal Land Bank of Cslumbla o/o W. a MUlIbbony Columbia. Rouih Carolina HKD No. dt-n. 41-K. (I-R Soettoa TTOOS .MSI SR dM Seminole County Deeertptloa SIID No. IS.N, MR. «S-n DRMVAUM EASKMHST LATBIIAL DITCH That part oft Lot | (EXCEPT Uo North ITU fast) and lbs North l«t ftot of Lot 4. lee IIon IT, Township SI Rouih. Rants II Bant, nominal# county, Plorldat lylnr Northerly ond Wsnlsrly of and wllbla IS.k foot ond Southerly and Knaltrly of and within IT.S fast of a dllah survey lino dosorlkod as followsi lioelu oa the Want Has of the HKti ot Iho NWR ef Boolion IT. Towasklp II Soutb, Rnne* IS Katt, at a point IS foot North of lb# eouthoaat rornsr of the Nil of E E * of NWI4 of said Beotian IT. thonco run South ir iM O " East SJ.1I fsoL thsneo run ■outh slMVIP Bast 111.47 foot, tlt-aes run South IT'SI* IP* East ItIT.II fast, thence North IS’ SS'sr* East. TSS.ll feat to lha West Uao of devarnmtnl Lot t, dactlon IS. Township SI South, Ranee SO Bast at a point 114 loot North ot Uo Norlhwoot ear­ ner of government Lot L anld Ooclloa IS, thanes contlsus North MMPM" Bast 1.14 fsoL thooco run South •4*4l lo- East STI.ST fast to the boNlaalae of o cures son•avc to the Northerly aad havlue a radius of IT.I fool, tbsuce run alone said carve thru a ventral anela of 11* U’W a dlauaaa of ILTS foot to Uo sad of survoi Uonoa run North N *irir* East Mi.TI f«»», thenoo North IS’ irssr' Boat JM.S4 lost for tho mLBRRT « . JONES and NO­ NA JONm . hla wife, aad VICIH TOMPKINS. DeftndaaU Renew or eurr . The threw victim s were BTATW Or rtSHUWA found lets Tseaday Is their TWl ail.flEItT a. JONBS end NONA JONBS. his wtU. sleeping garmenfe near the wkoso rootdoeso It aafront door o f the sm ell house known. Ton aro horoby roealrod near K lagm ee. The bop, H e y lo fils yoar nnnwor or writm ood J r , was hungry but ion difoasoa. If oay, la Uo akova procoodlae with lha healthy. Clork ot this Court, tad lo sorrs o copy thoroor apon Uo Plaintiffs attorneys, whoso namoo aad addroosoo apsars hereon, oa or bofors ond of this ditch tarvty lint. tho tflh day of Dscombor, Tfeo land herein described IISl, tho naturo ot IhU procontains IT.SM oqnart foot ooodlne bolne o suit for foro. (1.111 nets), mors ar loos. •loaaro of aorteaeo aealaat OWNED BTi R O W L A N D Uo followlne doaerUod proTHATCHRR HEATON, also ptrty, lo-wlt: known aa ROWLAND T. Lot It. Dlosk "TV*. LITHEATON and wlfo DORO­ TLB WKKIWA ESTATES THY D. IIRATONi 1IBLBN NUM1IBR ONB aa par H. W A L K H R asmotlmos Ptal Ihoroof roeordad la known as HHLKN MARIR Plot Hook T , Paeo It, I I R A T O N WALKER and Public Rsrordo of Remlhunband JAMES U. WALKnolo County. Florida. toBlit DEAN U HEATON eothor with: Barf unit, nomsllmsa known as DKAM oron and hoator, perinea* HEATON and wlfo BETTY sally InatalUd. If. HEATONi and HARVEY DONE AND ORDBRJSD at U H E A T O N , aomollmea Hanford, HonilaoU County, known ns JOHN HARVEY ntato of Florida, thin ISU LEWIS HEATON and Wlfo, day of Novomkor, IMS. CLARA T. HSATON (■UAL) SUBJECT TO! EASEMENT re­ Arthur H. Dockwllh. Jr„ corded In D. B. 111. pane Clork of Circuit Court lilt In Favor of CASSEL­ Boalaols County, Florida BERRY UTILITIES COM­ Byi Martha T. Vlhloa PANT and MORTOAQE re­ Dopaty Clork corded In O. It. Book Ml, Croeory, Coura A Pinltllo pngs UTi In Favor of THB Attorneys for Plaintiff FEDERAL LAND BANK OP IM Jaekoon Stroot COLUMBIA Tampa I. Florida TAKH NOTION that 0 Do* slaratlon of Taking hao boon filed la the above.etylod sauso by the Petltlonars, tho es­ quiring authority of those proceedings, of the taking ef the above described land for lbs purpose oat forth In tho petition la thta souse, vln v t i n i J ■■ i f W v i l I I Itw ll t e a As dralnogo easements for portion of Slots Hoad No. Ml TH B PERFECT ANSW ER FO R A H APPY HOLIDAY In lomlnsls County, Florida, and that the Honorable Voile CHOICE NAVEL AND HAMLIN ORANGES A. Williams, Jr, one of tho Judges of the Circuit Court In "M ixed A s Y oa Like With Rod ar W hite Grapefruit" lha Ninth Judicial Circuit of A ll Varieties CUrua Marmalade, Candy, Pataaa Plorldo, will oo U s Mth day of Dossmbsr, A. D. IMS, at Oreago B keeern Hotkey T o Skip ItM o’clock P. M. lo tho Seminole Coualy Courthouss at Sanford. Plorlda, eonoldor Mid___Doalaratloa ___ _________ »f Taking. appoint appraisers, aad make such Order as tho Court dooms proper. All psrtUo to the suit sad aU parlies la* lerested may appear and bo board at Uo time aad place designated. Too, sad each of you. are hereby commanded to appear by tiling nn Answor to Uo Petition heretofore filed lu this m u m lu Uo oatltled Court, ou or before Jasuory It, 1MI. to show whet right, title, talarest or Ilona you, or aay af yon. have la aad to the abovo-daocrlkod land* and show cause why Uo same should not bo Uhea for the usee aad purpoeoo M l forth la the PetIUou filed herein. WITNESS my Hand aad tha Soal of M i d Court, ou Uls trd days of Deoember, A. D, PrefsJd • Fall B asM 9A7B 1ML (SHAD % Bashsl |7J| Arthur H. Boohwith, Jr, Guarsatesd DeUvery • ft Basko) $545 Clerk of U s Circuit Court fa aad for Semlaole coun­ ty, Florida Byi Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark narold Johnson County Altorney P. a Drawer ate Sanford, Plorlda m mmH hrey IT-W and Jack W. Pierce. MAITLAND, TLA. Attorneys for Uo petitioners. Hotlard Building Tallahomea, Plorlda Glens A Unde Publish D o a . L I L M . I T , CDD-II ^ Legal Notice NewscM NOLW COCgTT, n o at DA. n cH A k crn r a a . ta a r -e J. T. KULAK MORTOAOB CORPORATION OT FLORIDA, a torporslloa, Ptalatlff, m w a o r v to a m s to, thb plant invsstmsnt COMPANY. 0 dUMhred Conasellout corporation, dtseotv •e a sanst IS, tail, m e ISO eekaevn eueceseora, grantees, trustees, Usnora, creditors. as­ signees, sr sthsr aartlaa •lalailae by. through. under •r aealast sale The Stoat Invsatmeat company, • euaolw •4 cenaMtIsat corporation; aad say and all poruaag l » » lie . i f eUlmlag to have, any right. tttU or lotonot la nod to tbo followlne dsnerlkod load, lying aad betas ta S »«lnolo Coaaty, Florida, ta-wltt Lou « to 11, InelMlre, Block f of OARDENA P A H U t TOWN SITU, according to plot Uproot rooordod ta Plat Book a, pneo aa la Uo oftioo of Uo Clark ol Clrsalt Ooart of Bomlaolo County, Florida. Too, aad oioh of you, art hereby. aotlilod that a salt hao boon kroiefct sealant yoa la Uo Ctrenlt Coart, la and for aoailaslo Coaaty, Florida, la chancery, ontltUd RODENT U BLACK, to Truxtee, plainttff, V. THB PLANT INVEST. KENT COMPANY, a dlxeelved Con doc tin t corporation, St ol, defendants, aad yoa, aad oaea ot yon, art required to (Uo yoar Answor to Us ploiatltfo Complaint wtU U s Ctofk of sold Court, and son# apoa plaintiff, or pUlalltro atloraay. OBO. A. SPEER, JR. whooo addroot U P. a Bos list, Sanford, Florida, a copy of sola Aaawtr, oa or koforo Docomkor M A D , ISSt, aad If yoa fall to So no, a dooroo pro eoafaaoo will ka satorod aealaat yoa. and tack of yoa, .for . . Iko tho rollof demanded damandod ta In said Complaint. Tho natura of this salt la to quiet Uo tills to U s above described load la plaintiff, Robert L. Black, as Trustee. WITNESS my head and offtrial seal af said Court at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida. UU ITU day tf Nov­ ember, A. D, ltU . (SEAL) Arthur W. Beehwlth. Jr. Clerk of Clrsalt Court of Seminole Coualy, Florida, lly i Martha T. Vlhlea Dsputy Clork 0 so. A. Spoor, Jr. Attorney for plaintiff P. a Bos 11*4 Sanford, Plorlda Publish Nov. M * Dock 4, id, W. I ML CDC-M EV ER YO N E Here in S READ ADS D A ILY �I I ’ nmte . J 1Tf1 ~ jj ||iii By Abigail DEAR ABBY: X am married to an outdoor man. In tho summer it’s fiahinc and tn tho winter It’s huntinf. Don’t got mo wrong. 1 want him to enjoy life, but ie it asking too much of him to spend ONE Sunday a month with me and tho children? I would like him to take us to a mov­ ie and have dinner out once a month. He leaves every Saturday at sun-up and doesn't come back until late on Sunday. Then he hands me tho ear keys and says, “Hero >— taka the kids and go to a show an I can sleep." Am I being unreasonable? SPORTSMAN’S WIFE DEAR WIFE: Not la my opin­ ion. How about this approach: "Look Dear," if you don’t want to waste any a t your spare time on me. that’s OK. I’D always be around, both wiser and sadder. But the kids are grow­ ing up and away from you. Soon they’ll be gone. You’ll have mentor- DEAR ABBY: What is your op­ inion of a woman who works out when she has 4 children at home un­ der the age of 5? WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: She is either desperately and unfortunate­ ly eager to get out of the house, or ■he desperately and unfortunately needs the income. • • • AD D RESS ________________________________________________ N ets: FIi M complete decoration before aubwlttlng entry: DEAR ABBY: A few years after my marriage I came down with polio. I was left with s slight disability which slowed me down a little. I can still do my own housework, although somewhat awkwardly. For years my mother-lnlsw (who was a fast work- Van B u m er) would come In and, If t was ■weeping, she would take the broom from my hands and say, "Let’s got this doneT Not wanting to hurt her feelings because I knew she meant wen, T said nothing but 1 felt Hka crying.. Now 1 see the same thing haw pening to a Mend who has another kind of crippling dieeaas. Only H’s her mother who trim to help her. My friend was drying her dishes and broke a cup. Her mother sat her down, took the towel and said, "Let me do It or you wont have any dish­ es le ft!" I knew how It most have hurt Please print this, Abby. There are so many who mean wed but don't know any better. SLOW WORKER <l> w a re * m o w M l (l> m ite fU l StM It) Atlaalle Weather (f> a m t HtaOUata Sill (•) S i v m i m • ill (t> ln e -r u . trews •iM (•> Weather ssaw <s> n a g ^ n r w a t • :ll t»V I r n i r t K m (II SnUsatM S t f M DEAR ABBY: We have a 7ir-old daughter who Is a very leneand quiet child. She has no rads. I am unable to have any more children and want to adopt a little girl the same age an our own. My husband thinks H would be bet­ ter to adopt a child a few years younger. And a boy 11 cant see where this would provide our daugh­ ter with the compaaloaahie she needs. Can you advise me? Or perhape some of your readers have some helpful opinions on the subjeet. M ONDAY Thru SATURDAY DEAR MRS. F .: I agree with your husband. To fores a "tw in" on your daughter at her age could ere. ate problems of jealousy, rivalry and continual competition for both girls. Try. for s younger ehM. And a boy might be just wn*t the doctor ordered. • • * — EFFECTIVE p i N f C R I ‘> l • What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Bog 8866, Beverly Hills, Calif. H I-W AY 17-M SOUTH SANTORO, FLORIDA always at JIM SPENCBR’8 By Oswald Jacoby A L L TH K LOBSTER YOU CAN E A T CHAR - BROILED PRIM E STEAKS Miles are am ass the strang­ (a m l delicacy the way wa prepare them . . . Thane are NOT Preach Fried) est pairs la tha country aa d R would be strange Indeed if JUMBO FRENCH FRIED SHRIMP (W e h art a aaw way o f prepar­ ing them that makes them plumb yum my) DELICIOUS FROG LEGS (Sauteed in garlic hatter) RESTAURAN T and COCKTAIL LOUNGE South French Avs. Eddie did not include on e o f his games with Marshall la his California Bridge D i­ gest problems. Eddie describes their method o f reaching four hearts as “ craw ling." Usually It la de­ scribed as “ Papa-M am a." to Had tha miracle. East played the king o f diamonds oo his partner’ s )eek sa d Marshall docked. East was auspicious but finally decided that his partner had led a way h orn the diamond aeo. l a r i shot back a diamond. Marshall pounced oa his last high diamond. Both op­ ponents followed and Mar­ shall waa able to discard one o f dum m y's elobo on his last diamond. Urn miracle had com * off. Phams FA 1-0331 points and twe doubletons Marshall has enough to ra­ bid after the stalls raise aad Eddie has enough to continue Unfortunately, bands don't (tia From SANFORD’S MUSICAL INSTRUMENT HEADQUARTERS METRONOME GUITARS SHEET MUSIC HORNS DRUMS ACCESSORIES BATONS ACCORDIONS BONGO DRUMS 2001 CEDAR FA 2-0713 "Buy Where Yea Get Factory Repair aad Service" AVE. — Jest O ff Weot 20th St. SANFORD. FLA. MAXINE ft BOB HANCOCK always at wslL Marshall looked ov e r dummy aad aaw that ho was potng la loss four tricks unless he eouM Dad a coavaaieat miracle. Eddie Kan tar and Marshall ROYAL RED SHRIMP thara's still tima to ordar from Soars Catalog For Baforo Christm as Dolivory J.'ha(tinman: By Do you have a woman oa your Christmas list who “ has everything If so, I’ ve been looking through the gift catalogues for you aad tho most practical. Impractical idea 1'vo coma across U the glamourised seat belt fo r m ilady's automobilo. If the goes about ta a chauf­ feur-driven limousine you'll probably decldo that chin­ chilla-covered seat belts would add just tha right touch. Or If chtachllta ta a little steep, you might get by with plain old mink. If ah# drives herself in a low-slung foreign sports ear. ocelot-covered belts ought to lend Just the right casual touch to ca r and driver. The beauty o f this gift Is that under its own fur wrap there's a sturdy scat belt, •very bit aa practical •• the un-furred variety. So with a fur-swathed seat belt you a rt not only buying a luxuriously whimsical gift that says “ 1 know you have everything," but you are also giving something meet such gifts don't havo, • practical present that can be m od. Don’t ask ma what tha lady wlQ do when summer comes and the fur-covered belts a n out o f season. Maybe by that tim e th e n will be seat belts covered with chiffon and sequins. Anyway, that's not your worry. You c a n t bo too prac­ tical when you’re choosing a gift for a woman who has everything. AU you've got to bo aura of la that you have gone far enough out to have discovered something s h e hasn’t got. And chances are even the woman who has everything doesn't have seat belts with their own chinchilla “ stoles." Hava a Happy Husband." Scad IS cents to Kutb Mlllett Reader Service, ela Tha San­ ford Herald, P. O. S o* m . D ept A , Radio City Station. New Y ork » . N. Y. i Kenmore "28" Straight Stitch Sewing M achine W as ISM S. Does straight stitching . . sew« forward a reverse Attachable light, screw-typo denting release 1 drop feed. CUT *10.00 * 5 0 ” 22 Automatic Make yourself a gift o f Ruth MUlett'a booklet, “ How to Holds 20 shorts fo r target practice. Switch to longs o r long rtflea fo r game. The cartridges are Interchangeable without adjustment. Full pistol grip, cross-bolt safety . . •pea sights. 2314-toeh barrel. Walnut Stock.. W as UBM SAVE 18.62 Famous CO M PACT CRYSTAL DINING ROOM Two 6 in. Coastal Side Speakers OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL CARLOAD PASS NIGHT LAKE MONROE STER EO “SADDLE THE WIND" Robert Taylor • Color Plea A t I d i Only ly w ere |M.45. Handsome taper-shape cast. 4-*peed I . . . 45-rpm adapter. Volume, balance, tone controls. About R ITZ SAVE *6.50 NO MONEY DOWN "GREEN MANSIONS" Anthony Perkins • Color OPENS $1.00 A CARLOAD SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 A M ovie F o r Every Child W ho Ever Wasted A Dog. Albert Payaon Terbaae’a W oaderfal burry - - - Sears Catalog Sales “ LAD: A DOG" In BeauUfal Color Added Feateree Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails “IMgeon That Took Rome" Charlton Heaton • Color Aad "Up Periscope” Jamas Garner - Color M R TEOHff M it e r H r 115 E. First S t ■f plus I "MIGHTY URSU8" | Sherwin - Williams (In Eaatmaacolor) 117 8 . Magnolia Avn. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL FA 2-1M1 ■ L ■ [J j w i i i 1fM Li ■ .ill �P WEDDING RINGS Gwaltney Tbs Oviedo Womaa'a Club wifl hold a luncheon meeting this Friday at ths club how s. Luncheon will bo sonrod at U nose, M low od b y a musical program. Members a r t reminded to briag their gifts for tbs Bus­ load Training Center. FOUR GENERATIONS wan represented at tha surprise birthday toorihg Mrs. B e * Wflsoo, s t t h s t o t e of bar daughter, J * "--------m Ifn . Wttaoa, Mrs. J. B . Jenkins, Mrs. Moya M O J rl A i m INSTORE Welcomed To FOR YOU! Sanford Area Mr. sad Mrs. W. L. Matbeay aad children, M lcbel and Ban­ dy, from San D iofe, Calif.; Mr. ami Mra. C. B . Willis, Ed­ die aad Darrlo from Kissim­ m ee; Mr. end Mrs. D. R . Han­ son. Kim and Karla from Idaho. D. H. Bergeatedt from Dear­ born, M ich.; M r. and Mrs. M. J. Sheridan, Thomas, David, Marty and Janet from Jackeaovllle and Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Trine, Danny, Ste­ ven, Timmy and Janet from Allentown, Pa. W8CB MEMBERS of Grace Methodist Church sponsored n successful i turkey dinner, recently, and proceeds will be added to the Church building i fund. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McCall and eon are shown at ona of tha tables enjoying the dinner. Jaycee Wives Hear Program economist Nowlin, borne eta. A ll proceeds tor tha Florida Pow- from tha project 1 By Jane Casselberry tr and Light Co. praaentad an Llttls Red School i n t a r a s t l n g program on Mrs. Jamaa C ol "Christmas Lighting1* at tha door p r in and r cT h "* * **Mra. Phillip Bkataa w as hoate u fo r tha mooting. Plana were discussed fo r a Christmas party for mambars and thalr families, on Dec. I I . A drawing was hold end Mrs. Minavah Williamson was tha lucky winner o f tha Top Value Stamps project. Mica Judy Lavender was present and represented the Candy Stripers, who worked with tha Jaycee W ives In selling tick* Just like Dad’s and comfort - l i n e d 1 Leather ramp is soft and supple, s o l a la flexible. Brown. GALORE T bo DoBary B atistas and Professional Woman's d u b m et at tbo homo of Mrs. A. T. Williams oa Park L a s t for tbo a n n u l Chrtstm u party. Mra. Adam Muller, presi­ Mrs. Virginia Potroskl, Wel­ dent, gave a resume o f recent come W sgea hoetess, reports meetings she bad attended. tbo following now fam ilies wel­ Reaervations were takes for the District meeting, actedcomed to tbo Sanford area: Lucy Plash animal slip­ pers h e a p Httta feat cosy! Animal heads squeak! Red highlander, p in k poodle, apricot box- GIFTS Hv Six New Families Mica fr a y th tt+ tik n i ■H>lwit Cote In cosy holiday g ift Bhadod pink* Hfht bins, white. WE HAVE B s ttfts r tt I/ U M g lr ln t P a rfaet Chriatmaa gift In an easy •on-*n-off ityla. Bad, blot. Mrs. Stella Babiagton o f Con­ A social boor and exchange o f secret pal gifts, followed tha meeting. Group singing of Christmas Carols was enjoyed, with Mias Barbara B edknt at • BOOKS • CARDS • COSTUME JEWELRY 1 J O lYY U SSjM • HANDBAGS • GAMES AND MANY OTHER MISCELLANEOUS CHRISTMAS R em em ber that your party Isn't going to bo any mora fun than Urn guests, themselves. Plan your guest list carefully. GIFTS W U V icaA A Contributions to The Sal­ vation Arm y Christmas Ap­ peal provide holiday dinners for the hungry, toys for chil­ dren, food and clothing for lets fortunate families, ant Chriatmaa remembrances for the sick, for the aged, for servicemen far from homo, and for many others. SAYMOfYCHWSTMAJ WITH A PENNEY ' cord Dr., Casselberry, left recently b y plane for tbo French Riviera where the Joined her husband who is on duty with the U. S. Navy In the Mediterranean. During her month's stay tha also will When walking with a group, visit her sister and her fam ily walk la pairs so you w oo't who are living in Italy. monopolise the sidewalk. sk* u * WM w ,k 0 ltor' 0 t h ,r mm were Mraee. Hai Thomas Price, 1 cock, Paul Lewis, cnbaum, At Keetl Ages. ■■ — Naver grab a wipe your band chen. It's mors keep a dean t in a handy placi purpose o f dryii SanU Playsuit Stretchable SANTA SAYS And What Does She Wear More Than Sports Clothes T Come In Today And Choose Your Gifts For • Gripper Fastners • Runproof • Stocking Cap Her From Our Most Interesting Selection Of — • SHORTS Large • CULOTTES Selection • CAPRI PANTS Cocktail • BLOUSES Dresses • SWEATERS They'll put you ut ease far atlcadlag an Hallday FeativUiea Beau ■ w Brummell Silks $2.50 Acetates $1.50 SUM IVY and READY-TIED $1.50 SWISS MOVEMENTS GIVE YOU ALSO PURE LIN EN HDKFS. 50c - 75c - $1.00 SEE SANTA at HAND-ROLLED Fern Plaza AND HEMS SW ANK JEW ELRY Camp Fisherman Knit Socks From 12 until 4 FASHIONS NOW OPEN MON. and FRL NIGHTS ’til » ■ W OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS PLAYGIRL Hwy. 17-12 at 436 • JACKETS Cap ths important bearings,' J seal in k khiM oa countenok friction, Insure precision performance only • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed I & \ & C & 6 C tt 1 J h / Fern Plaza, Fern Park, Fla. 115 Magnolia Avt. Phone FA 2-1S81 p it * 1 0 * fad. tax Hern are jeweler designed' watches! Ladies petites! Men’s calendar, thin-dress, dress and classics! AH with shockprotected Swiss movements, fine expansion bands. m �d C a n u u n id u iM tariscd, homogenised, betterm ilk, eat at the m > Ceeter Uat tknraday and Friday. I hope pen took da m oat to g o out and took at the exeeOeat exhibit*. There are aoma vary amart hem anukera la toe county aad plenty a t evidence w as shown out there. It to afnwly a maylag what ca a be a u d a with Just a .little e ffo rt The tree table aad wall Chrtotaua decorations w a n siaipiy beauti­ ful. Aad the sewing etas* that has been mealing at the canter certainly proved that they are le a n in g a lot. Some o f the ladles modeled their outfits aad 1 can truthfuBy say they w e n very, eery attractive. Then there were potter ex- FA B R IC SHOES Now for the future home­ makers who w ere talking about som e "kitchen ques­ tions.” Bern are a tow dcflalFirst dairy penduata: 1. Batter to a solidified tat o f milk obtained from cream or milk, usually b y ch n n tog. One pound butter equals two CUpte To substitute tor better in n recipe: One cup butter — c o o cup margarine; H cup hydrogen­ ated vegetable aborteaiag plus t t top. eatt, o r ? i cup lard plus Vi tap. s a lt g. Cheese, la the coagulated curd ef milk that is divided late two m ala classes, naripen- S E ! “ ° Center m w. I* at. Christmas Gift Table SWANK - CUFF LINKS KEY CHAINS-TIE SETS From 11.50 to 1345 BUXTON W ALLETS___95.00 up BAN LON SHIRTS___ _____ $645 ROBES ................ TIE ft SOCK SETS from $845 „Z._____ $245 DOPP KITS $845 EVANS SLIPPERS From $445 to $7.95 A HUNDRED OTHER GIFT ■ I M S TOO NUriSROUS TO MENTION. chtfift4'l0£OA. A "DINNKR-POR-RiaHT* SERVICE . . . A T S A V IN G S UP T O S 3 0 .0 0 V a a l you can on joy tha thrill of dining with your very ow n gloam ing solid silver, rioht aw ay. Tha Gorham "Save-by-the-Set" prices, offer savings up to $ 9 0 . over open stock. • four pioea pteeo-aottlngs....$30 .0 0 oovtngo g five piece pioco-eettinge... 929.00 sa vin gs • six piece piece se ttin g *... $ 9 0 .0 0 savin gs If you wish, there are proportionate savings o n "Dinner for T w elve" services. Com e In soon and select your G orham Star­ ting D e sig n . . . and aava. cultured buttermilk, By M n. Adaa M a r evaporated. eoodewsed, pow­ dered milk. ra ta aatf ofla: 1. Fata. Hydrogenated v etotable shortenings are usually produced from vegetable oils by a hardening process. Lard la made tram pork fat raaderad « t o r ataam at kith temperaturee. 2. Olla commonly uaed la the Am erican borne are o f vege­ table origin, lu ck aa cotton eeed, c a n , peanut and olive Flour Is tbs finely ground m oal o f grain com m only known as wheat flour. T h a n a n two mala household flo w s, white and whole w h ea t Sugars and S y n p s . In the dictionary sugar to defined as " a sweet erystaUne substance colorless or white when pure.” White granulated U the most com m only used. There is alio brown sugar, which la fiat crystals covered with a film Of highly refined, dark colored cauo syrup. Powdered sugar or eonfoettonora sugar la for frostings, fondants, o r tor dusting over bakery products. Other types a n m aple aad c o n sugar. . Hart art a few togradtant substitutions: 1 tbsp. flour — Vi tbsp. corn­ starch 1 cup cake flour — % cup hard w h ea t all purpose floor I oa. chocolate — I tbsp. cocoa plus 1 tbsp. fat 1 tap. baking powder — % Up. baking sods ptna 1 tap. cream o f tartar 'Baking term dlflaltioaa: Blend — To mix tw o o r m ore Ingredients thoroughly Broil — Cook very rapidly un­ d er direct heat Cream — l b soften fat with a spoon o r boater; o r to mix fat and sugar thoroughly D rin le — To dampen by sprinkling witb sm all drops o f liquid Glaco — To cook a syrup to the c r ic k stage and then coat fruit or pies M em b a n o f the M a o L aw k Circle MH1 BBlKWi BMW MW and n m . Fold together until well blended. ChUl. If desired garnish with whipped ereem . Six to eight servings. Tb m ake custard sauce fob low directions on package o f instant pudding. QUESTION: We have aa old cut-glass vase that to waterstained. Can you tell me bow to rem ove this “ milking” stein T ANSWER: Fill the vase with water containing tw o tea­ spoons o f ammonia and let It stand ov e r night — wash and rinse well. This method works nearly as w ell as for mineral MRS. ELLA FRANKLIN, left was hostess for the December meeting and ten given by the Nina Lewie Circle of the Ftrafe Baptist Church, In DoBary. Others left to right are, M n. Lee Taylor, president; Rev. und Mrs. Hubert Tbomaa and Mina Kay Hennlnger, chairman of the tea. (Cox Photo) Christmas WOOL. The flber-eentent la­ bel on my new coat aays this garment to m ade e f reprocess- Banquet Held By Dorcas Class M embers e f the D oresi Bum m ean? A N S W E R : Reprocessed wool is m ade from a previous­ ly woven, knitted o r totted wool product that has boon returned to fibrous state with­ out ever having been esed tor garments o r the like. d ry School Claee o f the Cen­ DeBary We KADER'S Give The constitution and by­ laws o f the All N ary O fficers' Wives Club w as read by M n , Stanley K. Stanul and will bn voted on at tbs January meeting o f the club In the Naval Air Station Ballroom. Gwultaa? J e w e le r s Flattering Fashions F or The Tall And Long-Walstod Pricnd To 8«R PRICED TO 229 W. FAIRBANKS MI 4-6864 W IN TER PARK These suggestions wtra pre­ pared by Miss Ruth Harris, Family Life Specialist of the State II. D. Office. jfr L Our Hu«e Aaaortmcnt a LA D IES a DRESSES C O A TS a SU ITS # SLA CKS ALL SIZES INCLUDING HALF SIZES. ALL PURCHASES GIFT WRAPPED AT NO CHARGE STYLE HIGH aad Mrs. R olf NolL Before you buy your Christ­ mas tree give it a good shake to see if it is fresh. If the needles fall off, It Is dry and will soon lose its fresh look and value. Test the needles to be sure they're soft, flexible and full of moisture. Alto check to see if the branches are pliable. Test the Umbs for strength and, o f course, you want a tree that's well filled out with branches evenly spaced around. So HAPPY THEE HUNTING. Robes, Lingerie, Blouses Sweaters, Skirts, Capris A fter Five Dresses, Jewelry HIGH by co-bostessea M n . Williams dale. * From Thirty members o f the Sta­ ed with a Christmas corsage Personals Gracious Gifts Galore Chouse Officers Elected By Station Wives tral Baptist Church aad their tion Officers Wives Club r e ­ fam ilies m et recently to the cently enjoyed n buffet lun­ cheon at the Capri. Mrs. Em recreation room tor n Christ­ met D. Bowen presided far man banquet the last time as new offlThe tables w ere decorated rera were elected at the bus­ In n festive m ood with poln- iness session, following the settles and Florida holly. luncheon. Those elected were Mrs. Group singing o f Christmas Carols was enjoyed during the Leonard D. ElUngwood, pres­ evening and gifts w e n ex­ ident; and Mrs. John A, Wil­ liams, secretary • treasurer. changed by the members. A special gift w as presented They will serve for Uw next to the e la u teacher, Mrs. Ruth six months. Wilkinson. About M members Four new m em bers w ere end their husbands enjoyed welcom ed aboard; M n . Ri­ chard Hsisllp. Mrs. August the party. Stcfkovich, M n . George F. Cowan end M n . Jsm ee Weick. Guests present Included Mrs. David Olmsteod’ s mo­ ther, Mrs. Osaae and Mrs. L. G. Heins. A Christmas theme prevailed throughout the luncheon. By Mrs. Adam Muller m inlatun Mrs. C. E. Butler o f Va­ Name tags were lencia Circle was recently tree orna mints and colorful­ packages, elected a three year director ly wrapped tiny e f the Mental Health Associa­ tied with red ribbon. The cen­ tion o f Sanford. Mrs. ButJer terpiece was a three-tiered Is also n director of the Eye candelabra o f white em boss­ Beak and attended the month­ ed candles and pine cones. ly luncheon held at the Capri The other tables were adorn­ ed with polnsettlas. Bestaurant in Sanford. The centerpiece w as giv­ M r. and Mrs. John Leone o f Plantation Road entertained en s i e door prise end won Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Petro- by the president • elect, Mrs. skl o f Stanford, Conn., who ElUngwood. M n . Bowen, re­ wer# enroute to Fort Lauder­ tiring president, was present- Presents O F C C IA i. "D iN N tA -F O ft-C lO H T * a ib V X Jt C H I S T — M enogeny FW ian w ith Peeifle CJotn Lin in g 0 7 . 0 0 wttn th l* offer Baptist chairm an o f the tea and Mrs. L i t Taylor, president, pre­ sided at the meeting. Others attending w a n Mrs. Leon Magee, Mrs. M. Faulk­ n er, B ev. aad Mra. Herbert Thom as, Mrs. M. Cole, Mrs. E . M. Neely, Mrs. John Vos and Mra. A . Helleaday. A_ Carole’s fo u r piece piece-eettMwey. Federal T a x IncJuSeq. the Flrat ly fee the regular beelaaaa and program scsstao, tallow­ ed ky a tea. t h e groep met at the heme e f Mra. Ella Praaklhi on Park Before deciding where to put your Christmas tree this year, consider the safety (a c­ to n . If you place the tree close enough to an electrical outlet, you won't need to use an extension cord. This will Since apples are still plenti­ eliminate the danger o { shock ful, here are a few excellent from a faulty cord, difficulty in making connections, and apple recipe*. the possibility o f tripping over Apple Compote a long cord. If tbo tree la put gVi cupi apple ilices In a pall o f water to p n ven t 1 tap. grated orange rind the needles from dropping so ^ tip . grated lemon rind early, be sure* none o f the apple Juice from slices wires dangle In the water. 1 cup orange Juice 2 tbsp. lemon Juice % cup sugar currant Jelly Drain Juice from apple Cones o f evergreens that slices, reserve. Combine rinds and Juices, add sugar. Cqok hava been chem ically treated about five minutes o r until will burn beautifully In an sugar is dissolved and the open fire place. Flamoe w ill syrup Is slightly thickened. range in colors from purple Place apple slices in the to bluish purple, blue to green­ syrup, heat gently until warm. ish blue If they era treated Stir as little ss possible to with copper sulphate. Crude prevent breaking the slices. salts o f these chem icals la Serve warm or cold. Garnish pulvtrised form usually can each serving with the Jelly. be obtained from tbe local Makes four to six servings. drug storea. Put tha chem icals on tbe cones with paraffin Now try this — Apple Juice or use melted wax o f old can­ dles. Use two ounces each o f Fluff: copper chloride and copper 2 cups apple Juice 1 pkg. lemon flavored gelatin sulphate mixed with H pound o f melted wax. P isco tbe wax 1 pkg. lady fingers in ■ container In a pot o f hot maraschino cherries Heat apple Juice, add lemon water which is kept near the boiling point. Stir the salt In the hot w ax, then dip the cones o r spread them out In e bushel basket lined with news­ papers and sprinkle them. This will be enough for a bushel o f conea. Another method o f treating cones is to dip them into a so­ lution o f two tablespoons of glue mixed with ooe gallon of water. After the cones are dipped they can be dusted with the powdered chem ical. A n price* ere fe r 3 2 piece service fo r eight Id of Cknreh la M a r y n o t recent­ QUALITY MODERATE HAH Green Till CHRISTMAS OPEN EVENINGS 9 A. M. • 9 P. M. SHOP EARLY! PRICES Trading Staaspe Dr*** and Sportswear SUIT Your BttigM. YOUR BUDGBT. �ro Students • I H I I A L ^ I llC T R ie Hair Dryer NS wtn p m n t » laa m W . Ftart t t . • wfll bo opan to b en m m of aB an a and odralaakm and partdag wfll ha froo. Mmahora of tho QuodrlB Taam ora, from loft, Lurry Host, Margo Nowtoa, Fay Hast, LuAnn Morphy. Booty Chrietopbor, Braoda Roberta, Carl Gidaona, Dianna WflMnaon, Johnny Raff, Charlie Jonea, Bert Baxtar and Pat Borkahaaunar. fwdalad aad wfll in* tad plaaanra daaaaa. Rptag aa wall aa tha Vnkm Park Quadrin Longwood LARGEST STOCK OF RECORDS corned hers. Chairmen rea’a ChrM maa Party this year ahoald be bigger and better than a v e r before, committee officials reported today after a special plann­ ing session bold Tuesday IN r a n f i n ; Mr. aad Mr*. O tb aad committee Laa aad Walts, toy s; Ellen Dudley, food and Mrs. the B . It. d ra y , Mrs. J . R. Grant ef Chief and ALBUMS SANFORD AREA Mrs. head* who ana woihing under supervision THE Claude Loyo, g eneral chair­ and Mrs. B. T. MUwee, en­ man, a r t M ayor A . B. L or- tertainm ent m a n , publicity; Tvd Walts, M em bers o f the Volunteer com m onicatleoa; Mrs. Layo, F t n Dept, will handle the secretary; Cart l a a n b r , tree and decorations. "S eab M lo Ceuaty'e O M m t. C.B D eeW Magnolia Ava. FA M M 2 waapaaa aranad American cities aad atrotafia centers wsold cent cleat to f 10 billion. Oaa. John X. Gerhart, Nertb American air defense consNEW YORK (UP!) — New Yorkers, news paperless for e h deye, got nothing but bad ntw s today about Um printers' strike situation la which ae further negotiations are even contemplated until sometime next week. TALLAHASSEE (U P !) Gov. Farris Bryaat said to­ day Um prapossd reerganlaatkm o f National Guard units la Florida will give the state • "w orkable admlnUtritlve organisation." Bryant said he Is not rssdy, a t the moment, to make a final decision whether he liked o r disliked the proposal. How­ ever, be Indicated he was not unhappy. He said the propoied organisational changes would make the Florida Guard "s slf contained and self aufUclent." lie said the membership would not undergo any changes and each city with a unit now, would keep a unit of some type. The Guard num­ bers about 7,500 la Florida. Bryant said ths report by a governor's conference com ­ mittee. headed by Georgia Gov. E rn eit Vandiver, might make som e changes in his decision whether to accept or oppose the revision. He said the state adjutant gtneral bad just returned from Washington where he attended a aeailon with like officers (rum other states to talk over the ravls- Statements from lsadsrs of the International Typograph­ ical Union and the Publishers Association e f N ew York warned that the strike which has closed the city’s nine ma­ jo r dallies would be a long one—perhaps longer than the 1958 strike which eeueed a 19day news blackout in metro­ politan New York. There were even some pre­ dictions that the strike would last four or fiv e months If It Is not settled before the heavyadvertising pro-ChrUtinaa pe­ riod la over. Bertram 8. Powers, presi­ dent o f the ITU’a striking Lo­ cal 6, said the situation was "w orse than flva day* ago." The publlshera' spokesman, Amory H. Bradford, said there was "very little room left for movement" In negotiations for a new contract with tha printere. William E. Himkin, director o f the federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, returned t o Washington Wednesday night after reporting "no progress" in a joint negotiat­ ing leeslon Wednesday, the second since the strike began last Saturday. Bradford, vice president of the New York Time*, describ­ ed the nawspapers* "fin a l o f­ fer” mad* last week as their "m ajor move to reach agree­ m en t" The of f er was for an |8 w e e k l y Incrvae*, including wage* and other benefits, over a two-year con tra ct foods will be served shortly thereafter. Iavltatloo to participate la the festivities Is extended to an Longwood children aad •spatially k» thorn wheat fam ilies a rc among those la tha aaw aad rapidly growing Loagdala a n a . Aa esp eclsl Iavttetioa also is extended to all m others to soatriboto to tha party's success by donat­ ing cupcakes. M em bers o f el vie organisa­ tions and ehurcbee la L o a fw ood will meet at 7 p. m . Tuesday la the Civic Leagua Building oa Church S t to w rap the party gifts and John Hoyes Gets Fraternity Post LAK ELAN D — John Hayes o f Sanford has been elected historian o f Theta Chi frater­ nity at Florida Southern Col­ lege. Theta Chi la on* o f 10 na­ tional social fraternities with chapters on Southern'* cam ­ pus. A sophomore, Hayes is a lUfll graduate o f Seminole High School. Ilia parents are Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hayes. o iv t s Your Favorites By — Whitmon, Norris fir N unnolly C A N D Y N O V ELT IES The governor said the atale would loae all clementa o f the Slat Division amt the 4Sth Ar­ m ored Division. At the same time, he said, the atate would get an infantry brigade and other units of tho Signal Corps, onllnancs, s p e c i a l forces and army aviation and other units. “ This way we can be a lit­ tle better organlxed," the gov­ ernor said. jttMdud A MALES! A RENTALS HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 81 ! Magnolia, Bsaford Always Open N O R ELC O Sportster R A ZO R Regular Christm as Decorations $29.95 and CA N ES and STO C K IN G S TYPEWRITERS ADDINO MACHINES afoMJueti S C H IC K “ 1066" 5c to 1.79 Regular HARD CANDY IN BAGS $31.50 M *W REM IN GTO N Lektronic II ALL TRANSISTOR PORTABLE Tape Recorder S ilv e r I7J5 Weather-proof Ever-ready WITH CONFIDENCE G E T A B LE RADIO BIG AND SAVE UP TO VL D ISCO U N TS OFF CAPTAIN’S LANTERN With Alkaline f ^ A Q Battery I / LADIE8 aad GENTS DIAM OND RINGS Magnolia Ava. Entrance Juat Off East 1st St. Musical Tree Turaer Naa-Maaical Tree Teraer Plua AM Sal# Prices Good Tkra Christmas 222 *031 Green and Regular Cala have II daw s, flva on each forefoot and four on taeh hindfoot. mad Seat Cover Co. 7-FOOT DIAMONDS Dr. Leroy D. Brown, 2006 Elm A v t., received word that his brother, Sidney J . Brown, o f Jacksonville end form erly o f Sanford, died yesterday. Dr. Brown left last night, with a nephew, for Jackson­ ville. 804 W . Sad 95 BUY YOUR Sidney Brown Dies Auto Glass ill V. L.Gum m Jeweler Certified Muter 110 S. PARK AYE. Watchmaker FA 2-5952 Federal Tax Whera Applicable LIGGETT P f TOUCHTON STORES PHONE FA 2*2482, SANFORD, FLA.NOLIA AYE. \ Popular Name* Beauty Alda CORNER EAST FIRST ST. and MAG �PAGE 1-B THUR&, DECEMBER 13, IMS COUNT? KEWB Lake Mary Planning For Christmas Party Mr M e j o t f i la k e bald neat Thursday a t « : » Christmas Party lo r p. m., baa b e n m oved hern Appearing on the program a| the community, the auditorium o f the Lake while the ehilddrea await Elementary School hold annually sine* 1923, Mary arrival o f Santo Clane, will h a re b e n announce d by Mrs. back to the Chamber ot Com­ Prank L e n t , chairman and merce Building where a Ur­ be Dr. Frank Leone, Mra. M rs. Leonard Dona, eo-chalr- ine Nativity Scene on the Richard Cbaunccy, Mrs. Ro­ grounds wtU add spiritual bert Monnty and Mr*. Dunn. nan. o f the party, to be depth aad meaning to the D r. Leona will sing “ Silent Mary HD Clubs Install New County Council The annual installation o f County Council office re wee held tost Friday night in the R om e Demonstration Cantor a t n Chriatmaa party and p ro­ gram b y Seminole County R om a Demonstration Clubs. Ceremonies were conducted b y Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, Installing o f f l e e r , fo r Mrs. Charles Baseman, president; Mrs.' Wilbur Nolan, flrat rice president; Mrs. J . D. Ander­ son , second r k e president; Mrs. Edwin Kennedy, treasur­ e r ; Mrs. Ed lltsg sra ld , secre­ tary aad Mrs. Arthur Richter, delegate. Miss M yrtle Wilson, homo demonstration agent, present­ ed Mrs. Saseman with the p r e s i d e n t ' s pin and Mrs. Newcomen Club To Have Parly Next Thursday ■y The com e Jane Casselberry South Seminole Wagon W ei- Newcom ers Club will meet next Thurs­ day at tbs Hamilton House Restauraat far tbs annual Christmas party. The Sanford W elcome Wa­ gon Newcomers Chib m em ­ bers hare been Invited as special guests. The executive board will m eet at 11 a. m. and a Holiday Fashion Show will follow the noon luncheon. Fashions will be ihown by Cerate’ s Dress Shop in Longwood Flax*. Those planning to attend are asked to each bring a $1 gift for exchange and either canned goods o r toys, used cloth log or a cash gift for the club welfare project. Those unable to attend the meeting can have their dona­ tions picked up by contact­ ing Mrs. Joyce Merrlfield of Casselberry or Mrs. Maryann Miles o f Forest City. All newcomers to the area are welcome to attend the party even though they may not have received a call from Welcome Wagon Hostess Nora Norris. For reservations, call cither Mrs. Glide Pettinatl o r Mrs. MUea. George Otto, a past president, pinned the past president's pin fo r Mrs. H. L. Johnson, re­ tiring president, who also re­ ceived n lovely g ift o f etched crystal lea tea glasses from Mias Wilson on behalf o f the clubs and council. Mrs. Johnson was in charge o f the program which opened with a devotional given by Mrs. Fltsgeraid. Musical selec­ tions were presented by Coun fy Agent and Mrs. Cecil Tuck­ er aad Mrs. Q. B. Drake after which Tucker led the entire assembly in tinging Christina* carols. Club members who recently attended sewing classes mod­ eled their dresses m ide during the course and Miss Wilson presented certificates to those who attended tost July’s Short C o u iie ln Gainesville. Mies Lucy Nowlin, boms economist fo r the Florida Power and Light Co., present­ ed an interesting and timely film program on Christmas lighting and also showed a collection o f table decorations us Ing lights. Refreshments o f punch and cookies were served with Mr*. Sasainan and Mrs. Johnson presiding a t the punch bowls. Tha installation followed two-day Open House presented by the Clubs featuring educa­ tional displays and handicraft items fo r holiday decorating and g ifts made by tha mem b en . Included were tree em a m enu made from tin cans, palm fronds painted and dec orated with baubles, miniature Santas mads o f red flannel, cate mads from cellophane wrappers used by the dry cleaners as well as beautiful aprons, dresses, fancy hate and purses and many other ar­ ticles. Educational exhibits were on programs given to the various club during the year and fea­ tured such topics as conserve tion, family crisee, fish cook­ ery, civil defense, laundry clin Ic, legal matters and social se­ curity. Night’ ’ and W orld" and will Join Mra. Cbaunccy in “ Joy leading to AsauraneB waa fhrtn Loafwood Lormann said the city had ----sidered building a suitable city hall Mayor A1 Lormann Wadnaaday that in three stages, but Rotchford said fund* would bo forthcoming from tho to go all out was a preferable pro* Houainr and Homo Flnonco Agency cedure because, a unified, acceptable for tho construction of a now City design is important and avoids a HaQ, town oowago aystom and for patchwork appearance when finish­ now streets, if propor application ed. waa raodo by tho town. The construction of the dty hell McClellan Ratchford, o g o n c y alone, would have to be done on gen­ head from Atlanta, discussed the eral obligation bonds, while if the matter with Lormann at a mooting aewage system waa tied in that of county and Sanford officiate hold would make possible the Issue of re­ Wednesday at Sanford. venue bonds for the construction. The mayor pointed out that tho Ratchford M id any municipal im­ city had more than doublad ita pop­ provements can be financed by the ulation in the post three years and HHFA as long as there is a demon­ town project# had assumed such pro­ strable need for the construction, and portions t h a t a Mpay-aa-we-go” > he included streets and other im­ method of financing waa rapidly be­ provements ss being in the agency's purview. coming impossible. the EDITORIAL COMMENT group caroling. Mrs. Mooney will recite the beloved “ T w a s the Night Be­ fore Christmas" and Mra. Dunn win narrate the beauti­ A CHRISTMAS PARTY v u held last Thursday evening at the DeBary ful " ’Tls the Sweetest Story Community Center by Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post 259 with E ver T old ." members of the Auxiliary aa hoateaaes. Heading the committee were, Refreshment* o f Chriatmaa from left, Mrs. Vola Lambertaon, Mrs. John Leone, Mrs. E. Iovanna, Mrs. eooklea and lee cream will M. Newell and Mrs. Chauncey King. Table decorations were done by Mrs. bo served after each child A. Mednyk and Mrs. Harry Fritta who were not present for the photo. present visit* with Santo and (Cox Photo) receive* a gift. The Lake Mary Chamber o f Com m erce, aided by Indi­ vidual citizens aad communi­ ty organisations, has spon­ sored the party since Its o r i­ gin. Lest year, In conjunction, the C o f C began the first sale of Lake Mary Christmas Cards telling the story o f the annual sveat la verse. C. W. Cartoon, general and personal telephoning will These cards, In a variety By Mra. Adam Metier o f cover selections, are avail­ com m ercial manager of the conUnoe aa usual. A program of Chriatmaa able again this year at m ini­ Winter Park Telephone Co., T o m eet these Increased music featuring the Sanford mum prices from chamber has Issued a statement con­ demande oa telephone ser­ Male Chorus win be sponsored membera o r «t the Imkt cerning service during the v ice, Uw telephone company by the D eBsry Civic Assn, on Mary stores and business of­ coming holiday season which has outlined the fallowing Dec. 21 at • p .ra. In tha De­ fices. wUI be helpful an d .ofJ n ter- questlnae aa that at! may Bary Community Canter. The pubUe to invited.' est to South Seminole resi­ enjoy maximum efficiency. dents. On Dec. It, between the 1. Refer to the telephone hours o f 10 a.m. a id noon, the Because o f greatly Increas­ ed business and social tele­ directory before making call* association will sponsor the phone calls during the holi­ so that you always ciU by annual Chriatmaa Party for days, Carlson listed sugges­ the correct number the first children o f tho community. tions on bow subscribers can time. This ovent also U scheduled at S. Give the called party tha Community Coster. co-operate in improving tele­ By Jane Casselberry The South Seminole County phone service. He pointed out adequate time to answer the Mrs. Myron Aecardl Young Republican Club will that the telephone companies telephone so that call-backs sorvteg aa chairman tor the will add personnel during the m ay be avoided if the party party and her aaslatanta are meet next Tuesday at • p m in the American Legion Home dsya and hours of peak acti­ la at home. Mrs. Edmund Jovanna, Mrs I . When your phone rings, Harry Schob, Mrs. Joseph vity to handle the increased on Prairie Lake. answer R promptly. Sweeney, Mrs. Rtnaldo BtenGuest speaker will be John traffic. 4. When finished with n dt, Fred K am m trer aad Earl “ Cooperation o f our sub­ Ducker, Republican repre­ sentative to the State Legis­ scribers la vital If everyone call, be sure that your re­ Merrill. lature from Orange County. is to be served efflclenUy ceiver is csrcfully replaced Word haa been received that Ducker, a young Orlando at­ and speedily durlnr these on the book. Santa will drop In at tho party 5. I f you are nuking a ser­ to meet all the good boya and busy periods,” torney, has Just been re-elect­ extremely ed to his second term In o f­ Carlson explained. “ A little ies o f calls, allow occasional girls and refreshments and fice. He will speak on reap­ courtesy wUI go a long way Intervals between calls so prixss for the children also are portionment sod the recent In keeping telephone lines that persons trying to call In store. special session of the legis­ available so that everyone you will not find the Uoe There wUI bo carol singing, can enjoy telephone conven­ busy for long periods of a Christmas playatts will bo lature. Ume. The public Is wlecom e to ience m ore." presented and a movie entitled 6. Keep calls as brief as “ Christmas Customs from He cited the fa ct that young attend the meeting and all interested persons are Invit­ people will be home from possible so that you don’t Far and N ea r" will be shown ed to come and learn more school and will be using tha tie up line* longer than Parents ir e Invitod to Join the party with their children. about the speaker’s subject. telephone frequently. Many necessary. A brief business meeting people will be Issuing party will be followed by an In­ Invitations by phone. Holiday form al holiday social during ordering from stores Is great­ which refreshment* will be ly Increased at this Ume o f served. year. And telephones will be The group will participate a m ajor means o f exchang­ in singing carola accompan­ ing holiday greetings, both ied by D. Miller Evans at locally and via b a g distance the piano. The daily routine o f business The Lake Mary Home tree-shaped cake trimmed In DeBary Civic Tips Issued For Group Plans Holiday Telephoning Holiday Events Republican Club To Hear Ducker Holiday Luncheon Highlights Meeting Of Lake Mary Club tiny, delicate holly wreaths Hostesses for the luncheon Tuesday morning in the Fire were Mrs. Joe Smathers, Hail for the regular monthly Mrs. Harry Sandusky, Mrs meeting and annual Christ­ Erwin Sinkbell, Mrs. Oian mas Party with 13 members Boutwoll and Mrs. John and three guests in atten­ Rshir. dance. Games of bingo were play­ Presiding w *j Mrs. T. A. ed after lunch and prise*, Stiles, president of the club. donated by the membership Devotional* were led by Mrs. were w oo by numerous Indi­ Mabel Brown. viduals o f tho group. Following reading of the minutes by Mrs. Helen Powell, secretary, reports w ere beard from officers aad committees. Mrs. EUis Bol­ ton presented a short and In­ Weekly play o f the DeBary form al talk on shaping of Duplicate Bridge Club was light rolls for baking and held Tuesday afternoon at (reeling. the Community Center with After adjournment o f the too tables In action. business meeting members Announced winners were and guests exchanged gifts NS, first, Mr*. Virginia Sing­ during ■ social period before er and Mrs. Ruth Hiatt; se­ luncheon was served. Door cond, a tie, Mrs. Mints Mor­ prise, awarded at this time, rison and Mrs. Elsa Unkles wav won by Mrs. Stiles. with Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Luncheon, following season­ Pearsall and fourth. Mrs. E. al customs, featured baked Z. Walters and Phil deBerturkey and all the trimmings. ard. Attaetive miniature cup* EW. first. Mias Ethel John­ formed from orange shells son and Mrs. Myrtle Dunneand filled with cranberry backc; second. Loris Weeks salad added a decorative and Norman Meyer; third, touch at tacit place setting Mrs. 0 . N. Lackey and Mrs. and the table was lovely William Woodlock and fourth with Us beautiful Christmas Mrs. Minnie Heitman and F. cloth and centerpiece o f a R. Froehlich Demonstration Democrats Elect 1963 Officers In DeBory By Mrs. Adtas Mailer The DcBagy Democratic Chib elected officers for the 1961 year and went on record as opposing the proposed causeway over Lake Monroe from Enterprise to French Ave. In Sanford at the Dee. S meeting of the group held in the Firs Hall. Officers elected were James Oddy, president Michael DonIon, vies president; Evelyn Dsick, secretary • treasurer; Mrs. Edward Healy and Jos­ eph Santillo, three year di­ rectors; Mrs. William Joyce, chairman of social entertain­ ment and Frank Laymel, membership chairman. Fred Kammerer was pro•seated as a new mem ber it the meetiaa. M ayor Gets 'Assurance' Club met Bridge Club Winners Named COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICERS were installed Friday night at a pro­ gram und Christmas party held at the Home Demonstration Center in Sanford by Seminole County HD Clubs. In the group were, from left, Mrs. Edwin Kennedy, Mrs. J. D. Anderson, Mrs. Charles Sassman, Mrs. Wilbur Nolan and Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald. Mrs. Arthur Richter, also a new officer, was not present for the photo. (Herald Photo) Action Is Best Residents of the Forest City area are to be commended on their ability to act in prepara­ tion for civil defense end other emergencies when s lot of people in a number of areas are still talking. This morning the second accelerated first aid course waa completed in that community by more than a doxen men and women who have the foresight to look ahead and think in terms of service to others aa wall as in their own selfpreservation. These people, and the two doxen or so at­ tending the first course early last month, were taught how to apply all types of bandages, how to treat leas complicated injuries and how to ad­ minister artificial respiration under emergency conditions. Each course consisted of five, twohour sessions of instruction and practical de­ monstration. Instructor for the November course was Mrs. Edwins Meister, s graduate nurse. Classes this month were taught by Miss Jsan Kuiter. Perhaps Forest City will set on example and we soon will be hearing from more areas around tha county where people have decided ICTION IS BEST, North Orlando Award Made At Meeting Of Garden Club By U s e s Grtasteed Members of the North OrUndo Gsrden Club announc­ ed Uw D ecem ber Garden o f the Month Award at last week's monthly meeting o f the group at the home of Mra. Betsy Nall on N. Third coming year. It was announced that the January executive board meeting will bo held oa Jen. 2 at the home of Mra. Mary Rowell on Edgeman Ave. The next general meeting will be held on Jan. 10 at the home ot Mrs. Mary Watson St Panama Rd. in the Wlnne* o f the award, which on Ranches. baa been opened to all areas Refreshments o f punch, cof­ o f the Village Including the Ranches, went to Jeanne El­ fee and cookies were served at the close o f the meeting. kina o f 44 8 . Cortex Ave. Final plans were made for the annual Christinas Party which Is scheduled at the Community Building in the Village Recreation Ares for • p. m. Saturday. The party will be for mem­ By Jaae Casselberry bers, husbands and guests of Postmaster W. R. Bryant the d u b and refreshments of coffee, puneh and snacks will was guest o f honor at a buffet be served. Games will be supper given recently by em ployes of the Longwood Post played and prises awarded. Those o f the group at last Office at the home o f Mr. and week's meeting were remind­ Mrs. Jim Payne at Rock Lake. The party was In celebration ed to bring gifts labeled “ h is" and “ h ers" to the party and o f Bry*nt's commission as that each gift was not to permanent postmaster o f the Lon j wood office. exceed JO cents in c o s t Those present were Post­ Announcement was made that tha d u b 's project for master and Mrs. Bryant and beautification this year will daughter, Marsha; Sir. and be to buy and plant 21 cher­ Sirs. Don Shepherdson, Mr ry laurel trees on village and Mrs. Myri Blankenship, easements. Trees will be Mr. and Mrs. Carl Prsacott planted by members and their and children, Patty and Joe, husbands after the holidays. o f Sanford; Mr. and Mra. B. The membership also voted K. Hardison, Mr. and Mrs. Payne and children, to donate 123 to the village Jim to help pay for insurance on Glenda and Darryl and Mr. the police car and fir* truck. and Mrs. L. R. Payne. Party Honors Long wood Postmaster Secret pals were revealed and new once named for the Bear Lake Club Changes Dates By Shirley Westworth This month’ s meeting of the Bear Lake Home Denionitra tion Club, organised recently for women in the Bear Lake Forest City ar e v has been changed from next Motriay to next Tuesday. The meeting will be held at I p.m. at the home of Mrs. E. L. Hubbard. 3802 Bear Lake Circle. Members wilt make marbiixed Jewelry and exchange ideas for Christmas decorating and meal prepar stem .1 Scouts Brave Cold For Night Hike By J sse Casselberry Boy Scouts o f Troop 241 o f Casselberry and tbelr scout­ master, Ted Daniel, braved the wintry elements Monday night (o go on a hike to Dew Drop Pool where they held a wiener roast around a warm­ ing campfire. Tlic participating group also enjoyed a “ stalking gam e" amt alter the hut dogs were roasted and eaten returned back to the Scout Hut on Overbrook Dr. via the troop's bus. MRS. L0UI8K GRAYSON Herald Gels Reporter In Geneva Mrs. Batofe H. M m ) Grayson this ww Herald sew s staff to serve M reporter lor Geneva aad v i­ cinity. Residents fo r the past six years la Geneva, where (h ey cam * from Booth Band, lad., the Grayaona are parents eg five children, the oldest U years and the youngest, t o w . Mrs. Grayson is interested and has been activo In m an y civic, school, church and so­ cial organisations aad Jnat recently was installed aa new treasurer o f the Geneva Cit­ izens Association. She also Is a past president o f the Collie Fanciers o f Central Florida. j Although a former beauti­ cian, her work with the Hot* aid will be her first profess­ ional employm sflt since m ov­ ing to Geneva and she w ill welcom e all type* o f news Items and notices. She m ay be reached by telephone at 249-4671 or by mail a t P . 0 . Box 77, Geneva. Lake Mary To Hear Access Report Douglas Stenstrom, chair­ man o f the Seminole County long range planning and de­ velopment committee, will re­ port on plans o f the county for converting Lake Mary Blvd. Into an access link be­ tween Hwy. 17-92 and tha new Interstate 4 at today’s • p.m . meeting o f the Lake Mary Chamber o f Commerce. Stenstrom also will conduct an open question and answer period following bis talk. Business Hems on the agenda Include election of one m em ­ ber to the Board of Directors and discussion o f an amend­ ment to the by-laws pertain­ ing to filling a quorum at meetings. Longwood PTO To Hear School Choirs By Deans Estes Fifth and sixth grade choir* o f the Longwood Elementary School will present a program of Christinas music for Uir Decem ber meeting o f the Longwood Elementary ParentTeacher Organisation The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. next Monday and will be held in the school auditorium �.. ,**•«. ' ' *• -evsHv^ idi*iwrPnI SO M (or w a r f r V art s i n s Rgf 4 . (B a g ) w ..... ■f-f i. ' ,• . .- P M V . r o t m en TOYi GIFTS FOR ALL BOBBS hr KAtkar, w m B aai » P I Stem Bteords. Ikp WMF, MJSM SUJS. PurMB ckrlatmaa, tlasate, U a. Oawttowi l u k f i popOlar. Partem gift Mr ear w e«i« nf Hi b a l l swiATiBS, Rpm r u < •SaaMsd Bkrtete- DoomCaril«Hi, MSS M MASS towo Seated. PA 11 W . TTjak|m_i la a lo J S-fn „ . _ GIFTS P M BOTS Lsf na beR yw aabcL Badu i o i u i , ym iun, narie aha Sato. SamMala Spaatias Gaia. ] SPORTING GOODS Giro year family tae mom lafOtg gU| of rB. Better oorMOl tetoro wHh World Book Kacydopatila aad/ar STOCKING IT U F flM CMVtoraft. HHtn. • QoaUty • Pashkas • Santee o m e ter all! CALL SHIBLEY JOMM a< PA MMS M 1M four OKI Y O W E L L ’S CUSHMAN Galf Carts, aai Of SaateN Scooters, OaaoliM k EkeBOOKS A CARDS trie, new sod aad. FlaLUGGAGE ■ace Plaa. Bobsaa SportIDEALS, Oasaks, CkOdm’e i lag Ooaia. Pawatew SaaCALL SHIBUnr JONES at M i . A IkeptW'i Omm I tefi. PA SMIL FA EMU te un yoor Gift McVlears, Dowatowa M Maas. GIFTS FOR WOMEN • ^ " a a s s o ft , S & 'i S W n W GIFTS FOR HOME DANIIL Oraa fHppon. SAN te IAN. Othrr bad* CALL SHTBLBY JONES at roam slippara Bom HH. PA 2-MU to Ust your Gift Ideas. I V E Y ’S SHOE ST0BB AFPUANCR8 ig ; w ip r m o 11.00 extra we will take Ike picture. 01 Hour ear?i*t. Oauaua Photo M vice, u a MeOoarilla. Ph. FA ATMS. h w h pad to sig sag. CaaraniM. CALL SHIftLST JONES at I Faymats M -U . Phoao PA EMU to ltet yoor Gift PA BMll. Idea. JEWELRY FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS S Piece MOM. CALL SHTRUrr JONES at CALL SHIRLEY JONES at Piece FA 2-MU to list yoor Gift PA 2-MU to list yoor Gift MOJO. Ecboli lion. Ideas. living Room MM CMee el eokco. t Bedroom Suite. Choice of Colon. Beddiag Oonpeay. hero OURANCESTORS IRdSSQ The Beard ef County Cornmtealeaera af aerated# Coun­ ty. nor Ida, will receive hide at the office of Arthur K. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk, la the Courlhouee at Baaford, FlarIda, «r la life F. If-. Tburadap, Oeoemher II. lilt , fat furnlehlnn aluminum elnela hUiee wlndowe fer the Court Ifauae, Senferd. Hpeclftoatlnne map ba ob­ tained In the County Boalne Office, Court Houee. Baaford, Meadape throneh Friday* from •:#f A. M- lo I.H P. V. Bide la be eaeloeed In a eealed envelope plainly mark­ ed an the eutelde Vide far aluminum wludewa fer Ceurt Houee, eaaferd. Open Deeemher 11, IMS." Side will he epeaed at tfiM A. if., en Friday. December It. IMS, at a meellnf te be held la tha Couatp Commiealeaera meatlne room la tha Ceurthaaea at dan ford, Ftor- Look, All—<he halp wffl pimply fuvo to stop hanging •round tha water cooTarl** BE8 BRVB THAT D A TI Per CHRISTMAS PABTIB8 I plitlsS |JV 111 New Open Per kp popular demead Can F or K e e e m tio a | , Made ta tin Air. | acum ‘ K SSLi yOO CANT MtAPA WlfNlNO PIX8 M A RMT* MO,MC_)OU TKIIP IvmnhMdLMOW 1NR0W M1MB VWm, JM) M M K ___ MIUJCXl — M WHAT T-SW AaTORTWOT MAPPCNIO ■as's’. ss. r W. tUA«MOH TORK M M t VCUR ■mooes arc katcn. bamM ua SCUNDIP YOUR CONdKWB— CRJtRCD W tM T D flECT M M y fW M IE R M YOUR PIACB, . su n A L U J I I I J THAr-TTRANT/ WHAT CAN I OOP, ■ I M bI wI sJ E L J1K L. L L The rleht la reeerved te waive aap Irrepulamiee er lechalealltlee In bid* and t* reject tap and alt till Board af Ceaatp Cammlaaloaere Seminole Counlp. Florida J. c. Hatchleaa, Chairman I p h t Brawn, Baalaa Director Publleh Deo. «. II. IMP. CDD-1T n TUB c t a e t r r c e t a r in AMD POB SBHINOLW COCBTT. PLOKIOA. BO. CRT. 1MH WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION BOB SAVINOO. a Bhode tolaad mutual aavlage bank. Plalallft JOHN LEWIS T R IM P U T at at Defendants n e r ir a op anir TUB BTATB OP FLOBIDA TO. John Lewie Tremblay, reeldeaee uakaawn Malllan addraea, lie t l ft ACS. USN, Navel Sup­ port Porcee, Antarctic Detachment O.HA, a/e F.P.O, Maw Berk. Haw Terk Oeraldlae Tremblay, reeldeaee aakaawa Ten are hereby aallflal that a null ha* been filed esainet yen la the above entitled ease*, aad that yea are re­ quired to fU* your. aaewar with the Clerk ef Ml* Ceurt aad ta eerv* a aepy thereof upaa the plaintiff er plaintufa atteraeya, wheea name aad addreea la Jeaalafa, Watt*. Clark* and Hamilton, l i t Barnett Matteaal Bank Buddies. JaekaeavlQ* I. PierIda. aet later tkaa January U. lift. If you fad ta da a* a decree pra eoafeea* wdl ha eatered aaalaat yea ter the relief demanded la the tornplaint. Thl* anil la la foredoe* a mertaaae- The real property proceeded esainet I*: Let 1*. Bleak P. Bunlead Betel**, a aubdlvtelon. aceerdlas I* a plat there. af. raeerdad ' ' la " i Plat Beak It. ***** 1* t* II *f the publte record* af Semi­ nole Coaaty, Florida. w it n e s s my bead and the aeal af aald Court at aanford. rterld*. tbla tfth day af Nevember, IMS. (■BAD Arthur H. Beekwltb. Jr, Clerk of the Circuit Court Ur: Martha T. Tlhlea Deputy clerk Puhllea Nov. s i • Dan. », is, t*. IMS CDC-lt It Pays To Use The HERALD * Want Ads. \ 1 Sunland £ I • BEDROOMS, I, IV, A 1 BATHS V A -N O DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS ▼A • Cewvenlleaal S TEA On 1T-PJ (i MLMef ML S*. 1 Safari) Office lat. Home* laaiie K1NUSWOOD BU1LDIRS, INC. PH. PA S-M74 JIM HUNT BBALTV, Sales Agra* Day* PA S-Slll • Eva. A Saa. PA AMU • UMTN HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! ONLY 3 MORE DAYS LEFT FREE C H A N C E TO REGISTER FOR TRIP TO NASSAU DRAWING AT NEW 4 HR. MODEL HOURS S P. M. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1C. TEE N GREEN Caoatry Cluh Bead at M ayfair Canatyy I OPEN DAILY 10 TILL S Herald Want �K E R 03K N I DELIVER a d cleaning servlet. Charles B a to n . FA 2-OS1I. Funse* HEATING i. rora c * «ta M l So. Per* A w . F A u m R ENTA BED CHRISTMAS BONUS. Take a whole p eer to pax- N o In­ BE MODERN! Cook end hoot teract o r flaaece charges water econom ically with HI* oo furniture purcbaMa Therm Bottled G oo. Miner made before Dec. 94, 1NXRadio and Appliance. I l l S. Open Friday evenings. Park Are. Ph. FA 34S32. FURNITURE CENTER 1100 Preach A re. FRIGIDAIRE P b. FA >7953 Salea ft Senrleo B ellaw aj, Beepltal 4 Bebx Beda Bx Dap, Week, o r Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 34181 US W. let S t G. H. HIGH ITOO W. l i t S t Sanford Ph. FA 2 -U B WELAEA APARTMENTS: Rooma private baths, U4 W. First S t WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPR1NK1R SYSTEMS All Type* and Shea Wa Repair and Service S T I N E Machlnerx and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA M 4U C l o u f ln t floor A part m a t Private e n tr u c e . 1004 Pal­ metto, X Bedroom heme with F lor­ ida room and. kitchen equipped. IT! m a t h . Call 123490* for Inform atfon. Refrigeration • Air-coadltloolng men needed. We train xou. Write Com m ercial Tradaa Institute B oa IS, c'9 Seafood Herald. iair i m it M First S i near F ew Office. I CMy Parking Lets, shop- i p— f 1 up Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m A p a rtm a t, kitchen equip, ped. 100 W. 10th St, Ph. FA 2-4671. BOOMS, The Gables, 401 X Bedroom houM, kitchen equipped. Near shopping Magnolia A ve. F A 34720. center. FA 3-4411, if no 1 Bedroom furnished Duplex. answer caQ after S p jn . With utilities. $33 Mo. Pb. Clean furnished ApnrtmeM downstairs. Adults. Pbowa 8 Bedroom house, k lte b a T A 2-1IS4. equipped. U N Douglas Ave. S BEDROOM m odem bouse. Kitchen equipped. FA S4I7S. B erber wealed. OeaceasionLOCH ARBOR s ir * fo r winter Mason. Ful­ Tetal price teas thea HAMS ly equipped B arter Shop. for 3 bedreem heaie a alee Apply M eyfhlr Ian, Sanford quiet street In this section. Monthly payments only Elderly retired n u n with car $77.30 after assuming mort­ to handle amall morning gage of fif ty? possession p ep sr r a t e in Sanford. immediate eo you will be W3He B o s 17 c /o Sanford eligible for homostead ex­ emption. ROBERT A . WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond f o ody * 1**, Assoc, H an dling real estate. an typos I f A- A ilo AecwMrtan SO. MscUftery • Teels 11. Poultry • Livestock J1A. Peto 32. Plownm • Shrubs 13. P m t t w t 14. 35. 38. 37. an 39. Article* For flak Articles Wnatnd AatowMWes - Trucks Benin • Meters Matorcycks • Booster! Tnitara - Cehenea UNFURNISHED M W 3 bed­ room house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-3093. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Ave FA M I N Labavtew home with lake privilege* in South FUver Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms and 3 baths. Air-Condition* ed. Phone FA 2-7N9. 8 bedroom , t bath near new High School aad Shopping Can­ ter. M oons Jarvis. Phans W E S V A RIVER ESTATES Appeenlmately 3H acres, with F A >1119. 188 f t a river, to mil* e ff BL 48. $4,500 J. W. Hall, Realtor Ironing. Pb. H aag Sewing, mending, darnla g . D ie iM f, skirts, shortonod or lengthened. Mrs. Clark. FA 3-TI11. 24. Electrical Services FRIGIDA1RE Sates ft Service Ho u m Wiring, Free Estimates Sid VUttea'a Randall Eteetrie i l l Magnolia Fb. FA 34918 ASSOCIATE DISTRIBUTOR COLLECTOR - P A R T TIME EARN UP TO $3.94 HOUR Midwestern Importer • Exporter will appoint reliable seen or woman to deliver mad collect for ratal] ater* O ceania. No selling experience needed, bat maat have auto, gad health, 19 ta 13 h r*, llm* weekly sad 9893.93 cash for aeleakto slock. IMcaae do oat lake aar time If ym don't have above qualification*. For peroaaal interview write giving past work record, aemt, i 4 4 fn i, yhifPf iq Mr. W . A . Thom p e a Import ft Export 39 Arlington Rood v JncksavIUo 11, FU. 1962 Zig Z ag Sewing Ma­ chine, d a r n , monograms, makes button boles. With guarantee. I payments for B U each. FA M i l l . DACHSHUNDS AXC register­ ed. Black ft tea. • M a th s old. AD shots. $33-1701. coals nothing to use a Blue Lustre Carpet Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's iture. W slm sraaer Pupa. 7 weeks FRUIT, G IFT PACKED shipold. AKC registered. $73. ped express. Bagg's Curb FA 34*89. Market. 3413 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 3-3934. Chihuahua Puppies. FA 34333 CITRUS PACKING HOUSE SUPPLIES Citrus bags, aU s j u i , picking 1 Reconditioned Victor b a d ladders, Picking bags, 32. Flowera • Hhrnbe adding machine $49.93. I clippers, glove*, truck rope, LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES Used Burroughs adding ma­ etc., Ask for our price list. . ORAPEVILLE NURSERY . chine, xubt. $73.30. New ONION PLANTS Grapevine A re. near 20th St. portable Olympia Type, Crystal wax ft Sweet Spanish, writer with cate $40.03 plus M - $3.30: SOU- $ 0 0 , 3M HI Vespa 130CC, LOw M r , :ita&. 1 Reconditioned Royal kite $3.00 FOB here. A . M. AU extras. $299. F A 24132. Prevail, Phone 749-3113, So. •taadanl Typewriter, excelFREE ESTIMATE Upholstering ft M a ttn ss ren­ villa, Fla. lent condition. $39.30. Pow­ MOTORCYCLE, TRIUMPH ovating- N sw ft Used Furni­ ell's Office Supply Co. 117 BONNEVILLE TU9 Pink wrought Iron fo r Indoor ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 8. Magnolia Ave. o r patio. 14 P ie c ci. Also I Cyla. du el carbureters. Nn Co., at 709 Celery Ave. down p a y m a t , take up miscellaneous furniture. Fk. Simmons Hide-*-Bed. Very FA 3-2117. payments. F or appointFA 34343 o r F A 3-3033. good r o n d k la . Can be Used furniture, applU ncci, m a t ca ll FA 34104 g to seen after 3 p. m . 820 You d a ’ t have to go to Or­ • p. m. tools, ate. Bought • Sold. Valencia SC FA 2 7320 or lando to pay $30.98 for an L en y 'a Mart 313 Sanford FA3 -1497. Argus • MM Movte Pro­ St. Trailers Av*. Ph. FA S4132 jector number 430. You Guitar, am plifier Sell U* Your Furniture. Quick Electric can get U at W ieboldt’a and ca m , adjustable neck, Service With tb* Cash. Camera Shop for $34.93. 2 pickup tone and volume SUPER TRADIN G POST Savn $3 so d 13c tax and costroli. Lika new. $133. FA 3-0677. your trip. Rem em ber the FA 3-2907 after 2:30 p.m. address 210 8. Park, 33” Hollywood bod, spring and m at tie as. $39. P b a e FA 84302. H APPY Year-End Clearance! Plumbing & Heating MORTGAGE LOANS FHA to d Conventional Commercial ft R s s id a tltl Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Av*. AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 8anford Ave. FA $4361 ★ AT « 4 Door, Fully_K«iBlj>£rt^ For efficient guaranteed T.V. 4nd Radio service. Call 322*303 after I p. m. and CY 30391 day*. W hen you buy. Whatever you buy, for the Best Buy, 4 SANFORD 4-Door Solon, Auto. Traao. FALCON 2 Door ttedan Standard 1957 Plymouth Wagon PLYMOUTH 4 Door Itedan Automatic Tran*.__________________ Give A Permanent G ift This Christmos Give A Holler New O r Used C ar 1 | R 7 CA D ILLAC 4 Doer Sedan DeVUl# I ™ * Fewer And AJ^Coodlltoj, Buy A Ford in Sanford Strickland-Morrison — INCORPORATED — Used Car Lot Across from Civic Center SOS E. 1st SANFORD FA 2-1181 PHONE WINTER PARK Ml 4-8961 Iw O H Q * I ID G WQ* 19V QQ* OLDS MOBILE 4 Doer Automatic, OGG 1 Q Q 7 BU1CK • 4 Dear S e d a I W l A n te , Power Brake And Steerine JA M W 1 0 M PO N TIAC 4 Door Sedan I WWW Autom atic f QA Iw O 1 0 * 0 CHEVROLET bu tton W agon I S W V 4 Auto, Powrf^flteeriajt 7 AM 1QMA • 19V MAM CHEVROLET 4 Door, 4 C y l Aatom stte ________ NO 319 L M FA 84711 PAYM EN TS UNTIL J ■ * fw 0 9 8 FEB RU A RY s l o c a T\6 n s BT. , 3803 ORLANDO CH 1418 4 OF PARK AVE. FA 34841 m IF $ 4Q Q "W M M • Cylinder, Auto. Trans. CHKY8LKK 4 Door Windsor Automatic And^Ali^end. 1Q M c s n b 1956 Dodge Cornet COKVAIK 4 Door Uclusa Standard H h lft^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 0 * 7 OLDSMOBILE 4 Door Hardtop I W I A a toms tie A n d ^ lr ^ o n d . Buy in ★ 1 Owner 4-Door Sedan, Auto. Tran*. This Car Is Is Excellent Condition. FALCON Station Wagon 4 Door, StaedarOIhlf^ ELECTRONIC ORGANS Service oo all makes. Work guaranteed. Town ft Coun­ FA 3-342Q try T. V , 3353 P a.: Dr., 323-3362. Beautician wanted. Cut *N Curt Beauty Chop. I l l Pal­ metto Av*. FA 2-1134 or FA 2-4013. 8 fatten W agon ★ 1955 Chrysler W indior HOLLERS of SANFORD PO N TIAC C. A. Whiddon, Sr. ALL SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE H e a to n Oil, US * 110. Pola­ roid Camera $33. Violin ISO.00. s t e m R ecord Play­ e r . (broken arm ) Other­ w ise 0 . K. S3S.OO. Movie Cam era I MM |U.oo. 11 MM Projector $10.00. M ton Moving Truck $203.00 •OS S. Park Ave. A p t 4. DURING OUR F or Information on a now 8 bedroom , 1V4 bath where $39 m a t h pays all and you m aybe in for Christmas call 131-34*3. tx rotrvrr jr o o K 's corn r, IIN M O L I COUVTT. n O I n u . m e *•. etas nSTATT Or OEOItOE LEAVER, Dlf44is4 "C an IsB” FA 84441 v o n m to c m i T o u TO ALL rKHSU.ee BAVI.VO 3344 k French A vt. c laim s oh n n bawds AOAIXST SAID KSTATE I 3 Bedroom, Florida room. You i*< each e( yoo are Feneod la back yard. Low hereby notified an4 required down payment, assume ta tit* aar claims and 4eman4i which you or either ef monthly payments. Phone yes, may hive aailait Mid after 8:00. FA 2-8241. star* In thi offl.-e *( Han. C. Vornon Mile. County Jada* of Seminal* County, at hi* 2 Bedroom CBC on 3 lots, office In thi Coart Hoa*e la centrally located in good Sanford. Florida, wltkla *1* calendar month* from the neighborhood. Cash paytint* of th* tint publication m a t $300, o r will consid­ of thi* notlo*. Each claim er demand m ill b* la wrltlag e r small Housstralkr or and contain lha place of realBoat. Price $11400. VA dance aad po»t office addrta* or the claimant aad meat be financed. Modern 3 bed­ •warn to by tb* claimant, ble room , located a th* S. agant or attearay, or th* •am* ahelt be void. Shore o f L ate Jtssup. Ideal /• / Chart** J. leaver for retirement. Good fish­ A* Ancillary Admlalatrator •f aeld eaUt* ing and b a tin g . Price B. Poy* Baaaett er th* firm $8430. Easy terms ar­ •r BASSETT AND TUCK I Maitland Ftate ranged. Maltlaad. ntrtde AtMraeya fer Anetllary Admlalatratar Publlah Not. It * Dae. I. 1J. 203 Park Av*. as, i h i Sanford, Florida T e l 332-3891 Ph. PA 1-4413 C roaky refrigerator, 30” Motpoint olectric ranpe with rvttaaerie. Call FA >1415 after l:00i D o it xeursclf peat •nitroL Why pay a high price for pest control In your home o r place of business. Do it yoorself aad save M tt o r more. 3 M a th s guaran­ tee. Personal Instructions 20” Girls Bicycle. Perfect b y the formulater o f HIE condition. FA 3-4I30. SU RE DEATH INSECTI­ C its way Ta The Waterway CIDES. and sprayer furn­ Robson Sportinff Goods Windahiold Back Glasa Your EVINRUDE Dealer ished. For Inform a l i a and Door Glass Vent Glass free delivery call Raymond N 4 4 « E. l i t Ph. F A $ I M SERVICE Woods. FA 3-3001. sooo Pound capacity G ator, Senkarik Glass and Paint 1 Y ea r old white very large B a t Trailer. F A >1418 o ft, Company upright Commercial Frees- 3 hp. Craftsman riding lawn ter 1:00. 110 Magnolia Pb. FA 3-4422 m ower. M hp. Homart er. Contact Mr. Pullingsr. shallow well pum p and IF Mahogany hardtop B e a ll 323-7323. 31. Poultry • Livestock tank with plumbing. Ph. Fiberglass bottem. tw in 4P Complete set Men's Golf FA 1-7013. bp. atectrle start EvterwdaiJ Gentla Shetland Pony for clubs ft bag. $30. Portable Brand aaw tandem till chUdtea . Just in ttmo for tap* recorder. 3 H. O. trailer. Cem pleto eutfM ea ly Christmas. AIM trailer. Pb. 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Tam Park ud to a r k orgaatatlone (ram the A n a eommsnitlta also ore M d H o g with Urn collection o f ceased good* and other nes-perlahable Item* far the tooheti. f w d a M O k amount o f R1I.M have been contributed by the la th e r Onto at the Ceeao&erry Community Meth­ o d !* W IC I and 110 bare boon received through indi- C T L IN O E I • No IutaQatiow Charge Delivery Anywhere In Seminole Conty C all FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. IN W. 1* IT. D IN ETTES ROCKERS Colonial Living DESKS - Room le ft Bed and Matching Arm Chair t Stop End Tablee 1 Cocktail Table aad I Lamps SHADOW BOX i MIRRORS ^Lm ‘ lb " CRIBS NORGE Complete with Wee. LIMED OAK ODDS RECORD C A B IN ETS LAMPS and ENDS o f TABLES M ATTRESS itHt \h Ht MS M s l V .1St)N11 * i n s s i M i 1 1hi s HERE Ve Carry And Service Our Own Accounts OPEN EVENINGS T IL CHRISTMAS Starting Monday, Dec. 17th (Except Saturdays) ELECTRIC-EYE of SAN FORD QomsUua • in/ m 1 M .1 Si BABY’S INNEBSPRINO �■r l a ib t m u S O M E B A N D O U THOUGHTS WHILE TRYING TO AVOID MENTIONING TUB WEATHER . , . H am m Park? Well, acm e ea r ho Just came in by Greyhound sod transferred to Trailways. A three inch water mein b a n t s i Second and Pafanetfo Wednesday might sheet 9 p.m. At that tim e tempera­ tures w e n at 17 and there w e n no sidewalk auperintendeats to give suggeetlona to the city crew*. That Boa-Boo from the Tea Assessor's office regarding $10,000 addition error on Strieklead-Morrlson has coun­ ty attorney Harold Jobaaoa and Clerk A it Beckwith talk­ ing to themselves . . . The prbblem is how much will the county have to p o y hack. County dtrusmen face a two to three year setback in production be* cause of the three-day freeze, County Agent Cecil Tucker reported today. With citrus losses well over 60 percent, Tucker explained that it would take a full year for foliage to come back in full awing again. The county agent added that all the young citrus trees were knocked back to the bank. The predicted output for citrus production this year had been antici­ pated at 8,000,000 boxes and Tucker es­ timated dtrusmen here would fall far short of that goal. Freezing temperatures Thursday night and early today continued to hammer away at the young crop* bat Tucker said It atiH wma too early to estimates the loeeee in doQan and rente. Tucker said he didn’t expect any great change in the loea of crops ha* cause of a predicted warming up trend. He also reported that this county as a disaster area would be as soon as farm advisors throughout the area summed up their loeeee. During the 1957-68 freeze, dairy and cattlemen were given a 60 percent freight reduction to supplement their losses and Tucker felt the same rates will go into effect once Gov. Bryant gets his report from his advisors. The average temperature foreeeet had n temperature of 10, its coldest reading o f the century. An 11.3 reading at Tam pa was a record low. Miami Beach vacationera didn’ t go near the water when the mercury slid to 33. Coldest temperatures in the nation Thursday were in the South, where it was 13 below « t Cross* Ilia, Tran., and II below at London, Ky. Fires, automobile accidents o n slippery sod snow-packed pavements, the (rigid tarn- p e n to s e * a a i overaxerttea brought the w e t h e r death toll higher and higher. Weather * related mlshape caused at least l t l deaths. Ohio coasted IS deaths sa d Michlgaa 30. SUssard condition* prevail­ ed through parte o f Michigan, Ohio esd Now Y ork Thnroday, with N ew Yash a B rit Couaty receiving n p In I f inehea o f new aaow. A fo o l McClellan Ratchford, head o f tho Atlanta office o f tho Housing and Home Finance Administration, a f f i r m e d again today his statement made here Wednesday that funds for the expansion and rehabilitation o f tho Saraptn and Good Samaritan homo Is available from tho FH A. Informed that someone In hie office had given Mrs. Taamar Braden, Saraptn Home director, a flat turn down on her inquiry about funds from one o f the constituent agencies o f HHFA, Ratchford said be would look into tho matter. Ho pointed out that the FHA is empowered through Section 332 o f the Federal Housing Act o f 1INI1 to insure mort­ gages for homes for ths aged and nursing homes, fo r those “ not requiring hospital eara or thoaa not 111.** However, the proviso is that ths stata ar soma lower govrmmental unit liif I h j.iU t e 'm u it d e m o u n t # It was pointed out by Chair­ man J. C. Hutchison of the County Commleelom turn hie bed at Stminola Memorial Hospital, that if the Sarapta lloma can't qualify for funds through a HHFA mambeff agency, that It might be pos­ sible to get fends through the Hill-Burton act, end as e last resort the county could build a homo and lease it to a priv­ ate operator. C o u n t y Commiaaten vice chairman James P. Avery said he feels the possibilities of ob­ taining private funds hare not been exhausted. However, the urgency ef the situation will require n “new look" at thn Van Hoy report end n re-examinatkm of the whole prob. lent. Avery said all the possible aneweie to the problem as ex­ pressed by the Van Hey com­ mittee will have be be axptori wan rare a tSluUen to atlsiaitiFwiU WEATHER: Flair and not as cold. Low tonight, M VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRL, DECEMBER 14, 1962 Governor Asks Audit At North TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gordon F rederick's license Gov. Parris Bryant has r e . tag dedication set for 1:30 quested a special atate audit p.m. by the Masonic Hall o f financial records o f the parking lot. R.S.V.P. Village o f North Orlando at the request o f 43 freeholders One way to settle the re­ headed b y City Councilman apportionment problem . Put W. W . Anderson. the senate in the county agri­ The action w u taken nader cultural building (n o heat) and n law providing for a state giva them two hours . . . They'll com * up with some­ thing for sura. audit upon the petition o f 39 percent o f tho (reebolden of a city o r town. A petition signed by An­ derson and 41 otbsra was held by Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin to be legally repre­ sentative e f the town o f ITT population. The petition v aa received in late October b u t » action was delayed for the ruling by the attorney general. The law requires that the city must pay the costs of the audit and until M pula up the money in an escrow account, state auditors won’t m ov*. Assistant atate auditor SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 606 noma H offa To Testify NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UP1) —Testaiter* Union Presidoat James R. Hoffs was expect­ ed to take the stood in his own behalf today in close G eorgs Warner m ade the out the eighth week o f hi* $1 trip to North Orlando to look million conspiracy trial. at tho records to got an klea o r what the audit will cost. But Warner said to da;-i WASHINGTON (UP1) - A tho city has not asked for a federal court jury will begin report on costs nor has any deliberaUooa Monday in the been given. trial of the Communist par­ "I 'm waiting to hoar from ty o f the United States, which the town," he said. has been eharged with fall­ ing to register with the gov­ ernment. Reds On Trial Post O ffice Dedicated Moose Club wants to us* tha old post office building to hold meetings . . . By tha way Development Commission offi­ cials will be down Monday to look over the fscllity. The forma) dodkaUon of tho Sanford Pool Office waa erbedelsd fee 4 p. m. this 100 Arrested C A PE C A N AV ERA L ( UPI) — A merles’* new radlotelsvlMIAMI BEACH (U P I) lion "R sla y " satellite swept Nearly 100 persons, Including a number o f elderly winter •round earth in a nsar-psrfsct resident*, w ere anreamd here orbit today, but sclsntiata un­ expectedly pasted up a plan|ned mid-morning crustal te s t O fficials 'declined to say whether prohlsma were sus­ pected. Jail population at S3 today Nine earns in . . . Seven went home. Downtown Crash Injures Woman Someone stole a heater out by Lake Mary Blvd. way. Can't blame them. Anyons thought of the wild birds this time o f year. Hun­ dreds found dead due to tho freest. At yesterday's meeting of the school board, Mason Whar­ ton moved a resolution ex­ pressing the appreciation of tb# people o f Seminols County to L E. Jordan and John Brumley, long Umo members o f that body. Jordan’s 37 years is a statewide record for continuous service oo ■ school board. Brumley hae served IS years with that body. We would liko to add so enthusiastic “ third" to J. Dsn Wright's second o f Whar­ ton's motion. The m w music suite fer the Junior High here ij going to be a pretty elaborate layout. The band and the glee club will have separate practice rooms and o ff each will be a library and office. An ample storage room la included, also. We're curious to know if John Alexander’ s committee has gotten together with Judge Kenneth McIntosh and the Seminols Tim ing Association to talk Insurance protecting the County against possible suits that might arise out of the drag racing and timo trials at Die club's com ing ovents at Osceola. They have some ex­ citing meets scheduled for the rest o f the month. Unless something happens right sudden there Is a possi­ bility that the new English Es­ tates School won't be ready by neat September, according to Walter Teague, administrative assistant to Supt. Mllaree. Seems there has been some foot-dragging up yoodcr, not here. Casselberry officials a r e paving the way for Eastern Chopping Center at Hwy. 17-92 and SR 434 to com e into the town. Indications are that tbs annexation’ request will com e bqfor- the first of Die year. THE FIRST TICKET to the annual Policeman's Ball slated Jan. 12 waa aold today to Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps, left, as Police Chief Roy Wil­ liams and Sgt. Dick Cosgrmve start the ticket sale. (Herald Photo) A Sanford resident. Mrs. Charles Baker, of Narcissus Ave., received cuts and bruis­ es in a two car accident at First and Sanford Ares, this morning, police reported. Mrs. Baker was treated at tha emergency room and re­ leased shortly after the mis­ hap. The driver of the other car, Harvey McCaUey, 1(33 Lake A re., was eharged with fall* ura to yield the right of way. Damages to tho cars was es­ timated at over $1,000, police said. Big Counties Don't Prove Charge On Legislature, Cleveland Says State Rrp. Slack Cleveland Jr. told the Jaycees Thurs­ day that he challenges mem­ bers o f tha U rge counties’ delegations to show proof that tho people o f their coun­ ties have been discriminated sgslnst by tho present legis­ lative membership. “ I certainly agrro that tho state should bo (airly reap­ portioned every ten years ac­ cording to tho constitution ot reapportioned or n o t," he F lorida," Cleveland s a i d , pointed ou t "b u t I question the c h i r k s “ You'd think they'd at o f discrim ination." least go the trouble to vote “ One-half o f the people in against it, U they ware as these large counties, as well concerned about it as their as in the small counties did legislators say they a r e ," the not even bother to vote on representative noted. the proposed amendment at Store than half of the the last election. They seem states in the United States apathetic, as it they didn't are faced with the same c a r t whether the state got problem, Cleveland told the Jaycees. “ The recent special ses­ sions o f ths legislature ac­ complished nothing.” he said and admitted that he did not know the solution. “ The pork-choppers must give In o r the Florida leglsUture will never be able to reapportion itself." "A nd when the Supreme Court steps in and does it, they are not going to be one bit happy with the outcome. The pork-choppers are going to be hurt the worst, but wo could avoid federal Interfer­ ence If they would cooperate.’ Clevtland said be felt that the federal courts were just as confused as the Florida legislators about bow to re­ apportion. but he said he was against any more spe­ cial tetaioaj. "A ll we did waa alt down, get up and walk around and ait down again. It waa just a time-consuming waste, and we all had businesses to at­ JAYCEE WIVES president, Mrs. Hammond tend to and Dungs to do at Polk, is shown presenting a check for 8198.71 to ham*. We accomplished ex­ Jim Hunt for the IJttle Red Schoolhouse. Hunt actly nothing, and we never is president o f the Seminole Association for Re­ will as long s i the porktarded Children. Funds were raised by the wives* choppers refuse to cooper­ ate." Top Value stumps project. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON ( UPI) — Tho State Department has put college students on notice that they could face prison if they attempt a Christmas holiday trip to Cuba. Tha warning waa issued Thursday after reports groups o f students from Iloatuii, liuffalo, New York, and other cities planned to defy the gov­ ernment ban on travsi to Cuba. Under ths law, the State De­ partment requires specially validated passports for trips to the island nation. However, the passports are given only If the trip is in the “ beat Intertereate o f the United States." If an unauthorised trip is made, the State Department said it is punishable by fine and or imprisonment. Stetson ‘Messiah* To Be Broadcast The presentation o f Handel’s "M essiah" oratorio, for the 37th time at 8tetson Univer­ sity, by the University Glee Clnb Sunday st 3 p. m. will be broadcast live over the DeLand radio ataUon. P rof. Har­ old G lffia, director said today. A t Dm same time, tho pre­ sentation will be taped and rebroadcast over 300 ABC affili­ ated radio station# throughout tho nation st 2 p. nt- Dec. 22. LIVE OAK (U M ) -W o r k ­ ers began building a $30,000 dam on the Suwanoo River at Suwaanra Springs Thursday. The dam w as arderad built by the Conservation Depart­ ment to raise the level o f the water about 10 feet. Mariner Ready WASHINGTON ( UP I ) - A reco-tl . breaking command from earth today started the Mariner 3 spacecraft’s scan neri io preparation for pierc­ ing the perpetual cloud cover surrounding the mysterious planet o f Venus. TB Fund Asked TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Dr. Laurence Hanoi, director o f the state tuberculosis pro­ gram, asked Thursday for $8 2 million to operate Flor­ ida's throe TB hospitals dur­ ing the next biennium—but said there is a chance that one ot the hospitals will tie closed soon. Yule Trees Banned Technicians ratted o ff with­ out explanation thsir plana to beam test signals at tho 172pound m oonlit on its fifth or­ bit, starting at 1:35 a. m. A t Cape Canaveral, a Fed­ eral Space Agency spokesman said thsru was "a possibility’* that an intercontinental test transmission b e t w e e n the United States and Europe, planned for 13:22 p. m. on the sixth orbit, also would bo can­ celled. "They wanted to taks a eloasr look at it before they start­ ed playing around with it," ha added. Relay was hurled Into orbit by the 14th successful shot in a row o f tha Douglas Delta rocket Thuraday night. Tha orbit, described as "D# 44/100 per cent perfect," sent Relay 1.1112.18 miles Into space at its deepest point, and 810.44 miles up s t Its closest approach to earth. Th« satellite wes making ona swing around tha globe •very threat hours 3.00 min- WASHINGTON rreeldsnt ( UI T) Kennedy's — o f t h e president's speech. Thera wera thee* develop- lon g- awaited tea reduction propos­ als for 1U0.1 will be outlined for the country tonight from a highly conservative setting In New York. The president was to speak to the Economic Club o f New York. A tea cut o f substantial pro­ portions will run Into strong congressional o p p o s i t i o n . Aware o f tble situation and de­ termined to win soma degree o f tax reform In 11)03, the president was understood to have tailored hia proposals with a view to maximum con­ gressional acceptance. Home influential members o f Congress ami a private eco­ nomic research group, voiced their tax opinions on the eve SHARON, Mass. ( U PI) Christmas trees were ban­ ned s t three public schools here today by principals who were tearful they violated laws governing separation of chureh sod state. But a group o f irate mothers handed to­ gether in a concerted drive to overthrow the ruling. Plane Missing With 50 Aboard RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI) —A four-engined Constella­ tion airliner with 30 persons aboard is misting over the Amazon Jungles, it was an­ nounced today. So far as was known, there were no North Americans in the big, propeller • driven plane. Senate Democrat!# W h i p Hubert U. Humphrey, who frequently take* on the role of front-runner fo r administra­ tion policies, cam* out fo r n prompt personal and corporate tax cut o f between $8 billion and $10 billion, lie thought tho tax cu t should not bo blocked by "indie*# h aggling" in Congraan ever brand tax re­ forms. Chairmen W ilbur Mills, o f the House W ays A Means Committee stuck to bin basic position that ruvenuu lost in a tax cut should bo mado up la other reforms. Significantly, 31111a indicated hia basic view was not altered by his conference Wednesday with Ken­ nedy. Virginia’s conservative Dem­ ocrat Harry F. Bytd, chairnun o f the Senate Finance Committee, said he waa more convinced than ever that a tax reduction should be preceded by sharp faderxl spending re­ ductions. Ths Committee on Economic Development advocated a twostage $11 billion tax cut to spur economic growth by re­ leasing additional investment money. Jimi Jimenez Held MIAMI ( UPI) Lawyer* for ex-dictator Marcos Peres Jimenez, held here without ball as a federal prisoner facing extradlUon to Vene­ zuela, mad* a new attempt today to obtain s court order that would set him free again on bond. Official Departs MOSCOW (U P I )-U . S. em­ bassy official Rodney W. Carlson left the Soviet Union today, three days after Sov­ iet officials charged an em ­ bassy second secretary nam­ ed “ Karlsson" with espion­ age- Carlson, 10, ot Aicester, S. D , was assistant agricul­ tural attache# o t the tinbaasy, which has no "Karls saoo" oa its staff. Bridge SANTA CLAUS will be sure to get thia letter from a good little boy named Buddy Echols, be­ cause Buddy is putting it in the npeciul mail box that is just for Santa Claus letters. The red und white box has been set up in front of the new pontoffice for the special needs of the smallest customers. (Herald Photo) Classified _ Pi Comics — Dear Abby . .. 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Bor. TBo CFO Wires sad the Mar Lou Restaurant split flair points 2-2. sod GrapevUie Nursery n o d s o clean sweep against stsnstroa Realty. Leth Ward converted the 4-3-7; Penile Schaefer $-7-9; Carolyn Sallee 3-10; Teeua Arm so HO; and Mildred Nkhold the 74. Turkeys were rolled by Dot Button and Charlotte Stteren. ocod talttn r iaellglhie l a eonpetUkn this s e a s o n . Coach WsR D a n s ssid to­ day- Ole Orville Jones, m this M 9 quickie reminder, right off the ball Charles same Spar* Ribberi bunch, also came into the spotlight Music Co./Sunday Sweeper with M* sterling 206 game. (Ms coming Sunday starting Jooesy has been known to un­ •I 1 p m. Remember, two leash n Big Game on more weeks age we awarded over occasions than not I Evidently, those few les­ 9440.00 in prise mooey. It's handicapped . . . everyone sons are starting to pay-off for Louise Cidenbead. stand* an equal chine* cl A couple of weeks ago she going boms a winner. said aha was having a bit of a Without a doubt, on* of problem. So wo watched her the highlights of any woman’s roll a coup!* of framss nd bowling since Jet Lane* op­ told her what I thought ah* L Y M A N HIGH ’S B A S K E T B A L L squad is co m ened here In Sanford would was doing wrong. If my mem­ bo the bowling turned • in by ory serve* mo correctly, since posed o f thea* regulars. From le ft, back r o w : Dot Powell last Thursday then her name has been manD ou g Bartle, G ary Ferrin, D on Sm ith, Jim night! H'a ■ heck of a lot booed either for the Mgb Shuater, Jim Topen. Middle r o w : F red Grant, better than those scores turn­ gam* or sertea la the last ed la by the professional throe or four league reports women bowlers which you Tv* seen. may or may not watch on Just this post weak she waa television. top* In the Hollar Motors Dot started with ■ tremen­ Navy Wives Lg with n lto/460 dous 232, followed it with an­ duo. other Big Done* — a 213 and If you’ re ever In a spot and Sanford felt the sting of then she got just a little tired you don't know what you're with her third game and fin­ doing wrong with your bowl­ Bishop Moore's Hornets last ished the series with a 209 ing, remember, 1 give FREE night as they swarmed aU over the Seminole* to gala , , .654 serateht Do you rea­ LESSONS EVERY FRIDAY a 71-53 victory at Orlando's lise that’s a 211 (Boy would at 10 a.m. Davis Armory. 1 like to got that tired that My only point la mentioning I’d start to roll 209 games!) With threw Hornet players This Is the highest woman’s these free lessons la that quit* over six-four on the floor, often, as In Louise's case, the Sanford lads had a Job of sanctioned league serlei re­ ported to date I That's terrif­ everyone had a different Ideea containment to do and with ic and it eouida’t happen to a of what she was doing wrong. Moore’s JanMn hitting IS And you know wbat, not a and missing three, it wasn't better person. It waa a pleasure watching one picked out the right until the third quarter that Helen Altman cut loot# with thing! the Indians were able to In addition to Dot Pewetl throw a tone defense against her destructive 'Strike Ball’ In the Friday ovonlng Mr. A burning- up that Thursday the big boys that did the Mrs. League. Job. Helen rolled the hi game son has herself a "goodie", Sanford's Mike Woodruff for the gala with a 190 game too. Erma Just missed that was high man for tha local as Elaine Kostival continues magic plateau as she checked quintet with 21 points. her good bowling by captur­ In with a 106 game. Wound-up Score by quarters: ing scries honors with n 469. with a respectable 337 series. Bishop Moore 17 23 11 19-71 A two-O-slx game was the Eleanor Anderson (Pryor In­ Sanford 16 14 U 14-36 Big One in the Sand Spurs surance) didn't miss o u t though. Shs shot a 209 scratch Lgl Credit It to Peggy 8tewart That's the way to keep our of the Jet Inn four-some. And “ left-handed" morale up, Ele­ the took Mrles too, with a anor. 810. Atta goil, Peggy- In thie I think It was In last week's aame league, Pat Robbins of column when we casually the Stamper Realty gala shot mentioned that B, F. Ward team with a 216/301 acore a nice game, a 191. A couple of the Jet Lancs Keglcr’a Lg. with Borsdorf rolling an tven ef other 180-plus games be­ was doing some fine bowling. I long to Factory Outlet'i Eve­ guess he likes to see his name foothall history, today was 200 for the only other 200 lyn Uhr's 183 A Louise IIos- in print (don't we all) cause named 1962 "Back of the game in the match, Rodriford's 1M. he’s gone and done It again. Year" by the United Press gues was high for the losers with a 306 series. Gee, but thoM DeBsry Top man for this Kegler's International. Sweeney's came up with Spare Rtbbers have some Lg. Is none other than Mr. The 6foot, 3-Inch, 193-pound mighty fine howlers in their Ward with a 217/333 Mries. Baker received more than laague. I really mean Itl Con­ You keep on bowling 'em high twice a* many votes a* run- Canada Gets Star sider the fact that none of and I'll keep right on report­ nerup Jerry Stovall of Louis­ MONTREAL (UPI) -D a v e them are under S3 yean of ing itl iana State in the nationwide Hoppman, lows State backago and yet they turn • in Bill Stein of Bill and Lou­ balloting of aports writers field star who led the na­ aome hi games. isa's Tavern barely missed and broadcasters. B a k e r tion in total offense during As an example, Ellsworth on that 200 • strike with his drew 157 votes compared the college football seasoh, Ogden of the FATS team shot 196 game. Incidentally, we baa signed to play with the to U for Stovall. a 203,323/604 series. You think cerlainly appreciate the Other top vote-getters were Montreal Alouettn. Hoppman I’ m kidding or flattering them comment! he relayed to us George Suimes.of Michigan had been drafted by the New Just cause of their age. Not on from his sponsors regarding Slat* with 23; F.lden Fortie York Giants of the National your life. When you can aver­ the Increase In their busi­ of Brigham Young, 14; Billy FootbaU League. age over the 200 mark, it does­ ness due to becoming a bowl­ Moore, of Arkansas, 13; n't make a "boot" whether ing team sponsor) George Mira of Miami (Fla.) Boating enthusiast* spent you're • or eighty- That'a Wc talked with Sirs. LouIm and Tom Myers of North­ bowling and scores which you Holbrook of Bill A Louise's western, 13 each; Roger $2,323 billion In pursuit of their bavs right to be proud oil ■nd she's Just tickled pink for Koehinan of Penn State and sport during 1960. bring asked to sponsor a team. Billy Lothridge, of Georgia What pleases me most Is the Tech, 8 each, and Oicnn fact that our bowling public Grilling of Mississippi and recognise* her for wbat she’s Mcl Renfro of Oregon, 6 W ed. & Sat. doing to help our sport and each. 1 :1 5 P . M. DUNEDIN (UPI) Ar­ U In turn reciprocates by pa­ nold Palmer reigned a* pro tronising their place of busi­ golfs top money-winner to­ ness. Skiers Killed day for the second time in It's a two way street like VAL DISERE, F r a a e o three years. we've been saying aU along. (U P I)- Alain Rondi, 16, and The Latbrobe, mus­ It’s good business to do busi­ Pierre Bclct, 17, Junior mem­ cleman was credited with ness with your bowling league bers of the French skiing earnings of $ai.444.33 in the team, were killed when an sponsors. unofficial standings released Remember, Sunday Sweep­ avalanche swept over their la d le * N ight by Um Professional Golfers er this Sunday starting at 1 practice area on the Col de Association. M oa. 4k T h a n . Bcllevard*. p.m. Gen* Llttler finished a dis­ tant second with $66,200.83 7:45 NIGHTLY G E T IN TO C IV IL S E R V IC E W O R K ! and rookie Nlcklau* [Incept Sewdey] Many appointments to U. 8. Civil Service Jobs will bo was third with $61,666.93, mad* during the next 12 months. FeH-MeSmls 6*ni»f barely edging out Billy Cas­ The** positions provide SECURITY for you and your per, who earned $61,642.19. family with good pay, steady employment and advance­ Bob Goalby rounded out the ment Many Jobs require Uttl* or no specialised educa­ tion or experisnea. top five with ft6.340.Sl. Lincoln Service, a privately owned school, helps thous­ The PGA figures Included ands prepare for these testa each year. For full in­ mooey earned la last week­ formation on U. 8. Civil Service Jobe, mail TODAY. end's Coral Gables Open— the last tournament on the LINCOLN SE R V IC E . D E P T . 11 Pekl*. Illinois 1962 schedule. Palmer, who won his first Nam# - — ------------ ------ - ■ mooey title in 1960, compet­ 8 tree* . . . . . ........... ........... ............. ed te 21 tournaments this C U y ---------------------------------------- 81. Palmer Biggest Winner Again Bobby Lundquist Nets 53 Points In Biddy Contest Bobby Lundquist set n scor­ ing mark of 53 points In Banford Biddy League basketball play as Ms team, WTRR, defa a t a d Robson’s Sporting Goods by a 67-9 score. Phil Lindsey led Robson’s with five points. Sanford Atlantic Bank nlpped Day and Night Grill, 3429, In a real thriller. Broca McKIbbln had 19 points for Sanford Atlantic and Ken Hlnacn had 14 for Day and Jo* Pavelchek, Gene G riffin , L a m e Palmer. Nite GrilL F ron t r o w : Gene W inklem an, M ark E ppinger. Standard 011 continued un­ Bill Tolaon. defeated by dumping P in t (H erald PJtoto) Federal, 45-29. Tha oilman were led by Bill Higgin­ botham and Dare Richards with 14 points each. Rick Fordham gathered II for Pint FederaL Sanford Electrie defeated 8trick!and Morrison. Mike Long led Sanford Electrie There are four teams bat­ with >0 points. three 200 game* in thstr tling for tha first three posi­ match with Buddy’s \uto tions this week in tha San­ to lake 3 points and move ford Herald Mr. and Mrs. Tackle Signed to third place. Dorman with BALTIMORE, Md. <UPI>League. 201, Marcotte 210 and DunHarlow FuIIwood, a Virginia Johnsons and Kostival* are mnson 214. led the winners Union tackle, was signed by While Von llcrbulls had a 202 tied for first, 33 wins and 13 the Baltimore Colts lor the il a losing cause for Buddy's losses; Bassetts are second 1963 National Football Lea­ Gene Eitridge came blast- with 32 wins and 20 losses, gue Mason. FuIIwood was the 1 g through with a 211/602 and Spolskls moved up Into Colts’ fourth round draft a ries, but even with Forgu- third with 31 wins and 21 choice. sin’s 230 second game, En- losses. gk's could only take one Helen Altman rolled Mgh p«mt from team No. 4 and game of 190 and John Spot- Colts Sign Hill ditopped from third to fourth ski rolled a high series of BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI>place in the standings. Haney 334. High games were roll­ The Baltimore Colts Sunday w|i high for team No. 4 ed by John, 167, Harold John­ signed tackle Winston 1I1B of wtb a 326 series. son. 183, and Don Spotta 183. Texas Southern, their 11th Is the last match, Harry’s Jack Weible converted the round choice in the National Liiuor took the measure of 3-10 split twice. Football League draft Si ford Mfg. Co., by 3-1 acre. Karelia's 201/361 and Bt Pt's 206 single for Harry's pr red too much for Meltxer’s ra n to overcome, although Bi Jgee was in there trying w ii a 210/364 Miles. xeept for the exchange In sti idinga between Engle's an Sweeney's, all positions re lined the same this veek. Fc the first time this seami there were four 600 ser­ ies rolled In the u m e night, wii 17 gs mes of 200 or more, a eal good start for the se< od round of the ache- Four Teams Vie For Loop Lead r Reno, Kostival Lead Winners Sue Reas sad Elaine Kostlval did the Gs slighter proud. Sue had s real big ISO leading to a 472 aeries, at the sane tine picked off the S-10 and 3-7 spare. Elaine topped that a Utile with 134 and a whopping 320 aeries. Horne's Dlst took four away from Michael's. Helen Altman took high aeries, 434. June Gassman converted tbs 3-3-19. Lorraine Spoils pick­ ed up the difficult S-7 spare. Dot Johnson really push­ ed for Harold's Gsrage team. Dot had high gams 191, high aeries 490 and to top it off bowled over the 3-10 and 2-7. Spencer'* won three over Mac’s Oil. Matpl Duggan rolled three in a row for a 174, while Sub Shirley Mar­ tin had a nice 134 and the high series of 479. Arielio Takes Jai-Alai Honors Areitlo was ea* of the op •tare during the action at the Fronton last sight, winning three games. The veteran ■tar woo the fifth game for the 14th time this Mason, teaming up with Lorento and thea rallied to take the featured eighth game slagtes. Ia hla only ether appear­ ance of the evening, he waa in contention in the eleventh until GasU and Agustln ral­ lied to take the all star fin­ ale. Areitlo was partner* with Elorri and finished out of the money. Stadium Leased traek, hare b w i booked for » the coming Mason at g»v ford-Orlando Knncl Club. Tba kennel list snnounesd bjr Manager Jack Ledoux, in. eludes virtually all of |u t year's top performers pins many powerful newcomers. Some #00 fleet greyhounds will be ready for action when schooling starts Doc. 2$, ln4 7) tbs cream of the crop vrill t* selected to race opening night, Jan. S. Carl Tracy and Orville Moses, who finished one-two in a tight battle for leading kennel honors last itason, head the Hst of returnees. AU together eight of the top |g money winners from 1062 are A coming back to the bustling ‘ Longwood racing strip. J. M. Edwards rates as per­ haps the meat prominent name among the newcomers for 1963 as many of his grey, hounds rank among the all. time favorites at Sanford-Or* lando for years gone by. Other interesting additions to last year's roster include 7 Circus City Ranch, Cecil Aus­ tin, T. J. Daniels and Frsd Ttrillion. Mac Tray, Derby winner last year, Barnacle Bob and Ed’s Exodus rato high among t h e champion greyhounds slated for action when the season opens Jan. I. Baker Is Tops PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Oregon State's Terry Baker. AQ America quarterback and Helsman Trophy wfamer, wis named the year’s oatstanding college football player by the Maxwell Club. Andy Robustell) of the New York Giants was chosen top player ia ) the National Football League. Noah Webster sttained fame through his Dictionary of the English Language. TH IS CH RISTM AS — G IV E — MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (UPI) — Griffith Stadium in Washington, D. C., has been leased by the Minnesota Twins to Howard University through Jan. 13, 1964. The school has an option to buy the stadium, which Is ad­ jacent to the Howard cam­ pus, at a later date. T IR ES TUB PERFECT PRACTICAL GIFT. CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE 1401 S. French Are. FA 2-2269 CUSTOM MADR md GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS and Seat Cover Co. W. 3rd 322-8032 Matinees ITS RELIABILITY COMES FROM ITS QUALITY A nutshell description o f Chevrolet truck* could be “ Truck* That W ork” . It’a not exactly earthahakIng but it says a mouthful. It’a what Chevrolet trucks are best known for—their reliability. Ready to work, day after day, whenever you are. You can’ t build truck* that perform like thLs if you don’ t put quality into engine, chaaaia and body. Chevrolet does: double-wall a insulated cab, select-w ood body Hi supported tailgate, ladder-type frame, attention to upholstery and finish It’i of quality that makes any Chevrolet t pickup to heavyweight ta n d em -w or the average at trade-in! fML FRO NTO N ♦NT. New High Toique 23De u .- i n . Six is m o r e powerful than its prede­ c e s s o r . S ta n d a rd in Series CIO through CoO. New High Torque 292c u . - i n . S ix — m o s t powerful truck 6 Chev­ rolet has ever b u ilt! Standard in Seriea C60. QUAurr mucus c o st u st Check the Chtmp’ -Toit Drive the "New Reliables" at your Chevrolet dealer’s Cor. 2nd & Palm etto SA N FO R D , F L A . �% mw: — ~ ;x|- • . * , - f l Sanford Is Proposed For New H H FA Center V H c io ^ ■y LABKT VERSHEL Juat f i t word that General i ; & Katehlraw, ihrin— of th* C m t | C o n a U n want Into Seminole Memorial Hot* pltal laat night with what doetar* H if art is a recurrent* at aa tU aflmsat Win ha thara far a taw day* until tha trouble is diagnosed. Wa are sorry ta hear this, and wa etnrarely hops this will aot im­ pair his oarfulnasa to his coun­ ty sv Chase A Co. Maybe it’s a kang-over from that fancy cooking a la Paris. a • * Courthouse rano r a t i o n s tarsin' along fin* but pleas* Bob Brown fix that squeaky areas chair. s • • Memo to Gene Tocker, Flor­ ida Stato Bank Prasidanti Wa Bks music, but. It sura was loud cornin’ t h r o u g h that Chamber of Commerce meet­ ing last night * • • Breaking of th* chamber meat . . . How com* Proxy Richard Deas was wearing a ■waster T This is Florida, isn’t nr s e e Th* tax assessor's office made a $40,000 error in addi­ tion on soma Iota owned by Strickland • Morrison. Some $900 will hare to be refunded to tha company now.. . , Error showed up from the 1969-60 tax roll. • e • Coldweathor has postponed Gordon Frederick's 1 i e a a • e plate dedication until nest week. . . . It teems no ena owns a pair ef gloves to un­ screw tha tag. • • • (9 ♦A Amasting of tha chamber’s port terminal committee wQI be held within th* neit few days to aeak sent sort of clar­ ification oa Monday’s City Commission action asking for a “ true” feasible report. All port members wa talked te, vehemently denied tha engi­ neers ware told where tha best site was. . . . However, Pat# Knowles eeya ha has It in writing! • • • 100 potted plants along First Street were put out yesterday. More will be placed after tha first of th* year. . . . Strolled down tha main stem this morning and counted clgaret butte, gum wrappers, sic. In the plants..*.u.a Why 7 • • School Board meets tomor­ row st 9:30 a. ro. to discuss plans for that English Estates School. By ths way, plans for ths school are Washington bound now. • • • Cold weather aa wall aa market problems have caused an unusual high surplus labor market In agriculture. Borne 100 out of work hers. • • • Tomorrow Mr*. Phyllis Arney will be officially named supervisor of nurses, ami Miss Ruth Ward, inssrvire training director, at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Hospital Adminis­ trator Bob Besserar will make tha official appointments. • * • Tha C « n n t y Commission couldn’t use tha PAsystem yesterday because the local ra­ dio station was coming la too good. Fr. John Thoinaa, of Holy Cross Church, who gave tha Invocation said ha didn't mind a little mood music aa l o n g a s t h o commercials weren't too bad. • • • Cecil Tucker, County Ag Agent, *c*ina to be n little re­ luctant about haring bis ve­ hicle painted whit* and decor­ ated With th* official decal. It haa to b* dona by th* next meeting, or tiso, tho Commis­ sion decided yesterday. • • • Speaking of friend Cecil, ha can't get out of preparing that Central Florida Fair exhibit, but th* Commission did re­ lieve him of hie responsibilities aa far as tha County’s 50th an­ niversary goes. • • • Outgoing County Commis­ sioner Vtrnon Dunn said he was going to take political newcomers U r Gary and John Alexander for a tour around tha county today. “ Keep ’em out of the Third District," ' imad to Jim Avery, jokingUN € Officials of tha Hausing and Hama Finance Agency ex­ pressed Interest today in San­ ford aa a pots ibis location for a aaw regional office of the agency and announced that a former Sanford man, Harry Lindsay, would bead the office. An announcement at Lindsay’s appointment to supravieo an East-Central Florida office o f HHFA was made to a group of city aad county officials by MeClellaa Ratebford, chief of tha agency’e At­ lanta office. Mayor 3. H. ( J i m m y ) Crappa, who offered tha full cooperation of the city as a site for tha new six-county area office, pointed out the central location of Sanford and tha excellent transporta­ tion to any location as prims considerations. The new office is ths result of ths NASA Nova develop­ ment for ths Caps Canaveral area, and tha need arising out o f tha super-rocks* project W E A T H E R : Turning colder, with m a r fra ttin g ton igh t. Occasional rain. V O L. B8 U nited Pros* Lsaaad W ir t has made establishment of aa afflta to tbs East-Caotral a n * ad the stato a asc easily bo­ J t f t i O J . . . nus* ad tha exploding needs at ths towns bare far funds to msot new demands on their SH ckfif4 |i group that tha HHFA ia tha TEL AVIV, kraal (U K > result of consolidating five Datgara of row MktoMt flgte federal agendas la th* busto f providing funds for today •• a rosuR eeuatiucUoai Federal Dovtf BmMJw Dingers Grow H A R R Y L IN D S A Y . . . to h ead o ffice there. Ratehford, addressing the group, called together by former senator Douglas Stenatrom, declared that the im­ pact at the moos shot effort lie Rousing Administration, Urban Renown] Administra­ tion, Community F in a t e a Agency and the Federal NaMortgage Assn. The biaing at tha agendas into one organisation baa mad* tha acquisition at feder­ al funds easier and faster for local communities. Tbs new torsi office will nuke information more easily available and Lindsay's Job will bo to prove ths necessary guidance to those needing tha asrvieos at tha ton’s tores* la atrite deep into Syria as Syrtaa attacks oa laraaU border settlements continue. Pop# In Publie VATICAN CITY (VF1) A pnh tot mailing Faya John XXin, bolding hie lin t pub­ lie audience sine* bo bream* m two wroka age, said today te “ may aot te teTO" tor tha and of th* Ecumenical Council next year. Beach A id Asked JACKSONVILLE REACH— (UP!) — City official Rare have asked tho federal gov­ ernment tor an additional $37jm to Itoly the broth city repair damage* to Ha-water system and boardwalk suf­ fered la tha meant Atlantic Canal In Budget -• WASHINGTON (UPD Prasidaat Kennedy win pre­ sent a budget to Congre«a next weak that includes funds for the cross Florida barge eaanl. Rap. Charts* Basratt said Tuesday tha President instructed tha Burro u at th* Budget to include the canal funds in tha budget .a A itjJ Copters Tested mi — WELCOMING FR A N C IS R O U M IL L A T JR. aa incom ing head o f tha Seminole County Chamber of Com m erce in ou tg o in g president R ichard ' Deas. Shown, from left, are Howard H odges, new s e cre ta ry ; Roumillat, Scott Burns, vice president, and Deas. (Herald P h oto) Improvement Set By Hospital Board DecU'oa wsi made Tues­ day by the Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital Board of Direct­ ors to hire Attorney Gordon Farm Chemical Program Urged ATLANTA (UP!) - T h e Amarlcan Farm Bureau Fed­ eration’s annual convention was expected today to call for an aggressive educational campaign to help farmers use chemicals without l e a v i n g dangerous residues on foods. The resolutions committee urged the campaign in a pro­ posal to delegates to the 44th annual convention of the nation'a biggcit farm group Final action on reaolutions waa scheduled Thursday on the convention's closing day. Farm Bureau policy draft­ ers bit at “ attempts to create tha illusion of farm chemicals or that their use ia a serious threat to publie health and welfare." But the proposed resolution added to that: "Wa bava a re­ sponsibility to see that agri­ cultural chemicals and drugs ira properly used." 13 More Stills Go TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Mute bevaraga agents knock­ ed over 13 more stills Tuesday and early today, pushing tha total of moonshine operations put out of business since Dae. 1 to 34. Arraata totaled 20. Roumillat New C Of C President Francia Roumillat Jr. was unanimously elected presi­ dent of the Chamber of Com­ Frederick draw up an agree­ merce at a meeting of tha board of directors Tuesday ment for board approval, night. with Architect John Burton, Other officers elected were IV, for plana to expand the Scott Burns, first vice presi­ hospital kitchens and ser­ dent, and Howard Hodges, vices and complete the out­ secretary, fitting of the pediatric wing. Robert Besserar and Dou­ The project, which will cost glas Stenslrom were named $100,000, will be financed out executive commitleemeo. of Hill-Burton money from In other business, directors the Florida Development tabled action on supporting Commission, and $33,000 a proposal that tha commer­ which the hospital haa on cial aircraft terminal facili­ hand. ties at McCoy Air Fore* The board alto voted $7,- Base at Orlando be designat­ 13$ to finish paying the con­ ed as the Central Florida struction costs on the new regional airport. Moat director* wanted more wing. Originally built to verve time to study tha Orlando <3 to 70 patients, the kitchen city council proposal before is taxed to capacity to sene lending their support. tiie present patient load of 1 One director said "it looks the facility. The new plans like all Orlando la trying to to txpind the services will do ia hog everything.’’ while bring them up to standard ‘ another chimed In, "let’a for the anticipated in:rease give it more study." in the number of patients The board agreed to turn which made the additional the matter over to the execu­ tive committee for study. wing necessary. 'Hot' U.S.-Kremlin Phone Line Asked GENEVA (UPI) The United States asked tha 17nation disarmament confer­ ence today to approve five ways of reducing the risk of war by accident, including a "hot telephone" between President Kennedy and Niki­ ta Khrushchev. Save Again People can nave at leant 10 percent by pur­ chasing items aa advertised in newspapers, a recent university survey showed. Seminole County shoppers can save more than that in many cases and be eligible fo r free g ift ce r tifi­ cates o f $45, $35 and $25 in addition by shopping Sanford Friday specials. Thursday’s Herald will curry another tw opage spread o f downtown m erchant’s special offerin gs fo r Friday and Saturday, with the free g ift certificates being awarded right a fte r the ) p> n . cioeiag hour Friday, t ORLANDO (UPI) - The Army la totting techniques of using Its newest helicopter to haul Pershing missiles to launching point*. Tba testa started Tuesday at McCoy Air Force Baa* using tha CH479 Chlaoek helicopter, scheduled for delivery,early next year to Ahny ualts. Employment Up E stablished 1908 Woman 114, Dies MIAMI (UPI) - Mrs. Josafina Encarnation, who loved big corona cigars and strong rum, died Tuesday it the reported sg* of 114 st a local nursing home. The tiny Puerto Rico native did not koow for sura wliether she she was 112. 114 or 113. "TOo maoy years have gooe by for m# to remember," tha one* said. Th* funeral home listed her as lit. Budget $100 Billion WASilLNGTON (UP!) As it now shapes up, the 1904 budget President Ken­ nedy is preparing to send Congress in January will pro­ ject spending of nearly $100 billion. Planned outlays for the fiscal year which starts July t may well exceed $30 billion, topping the all-time high of $96.3 billion reach­ ed in 1913 under war financ­ ing pressures. The ’hot telephone." pro­ posed by th* United States is April and later andortad by the Russians, would be used for instant White House-Kratin consultation In case nu­ clear war threatened. An American spokesman •aid later that such a phooa would have been of u-e dur­ ing tha Cuban crisis in Oct­ ober. The United Stales would not be averse, he said, to having UN Secretary General Thant hooked in on it. Thera will be a change in U. S. Ambassador Arthur time for driver's license II. Dean said tha list of exams here beginning Jan. 1, peace-keeping measures "of­ the Highway Patrol announc­ fers an early opportunity for ed. agreement on such matters Effective oa that dels, the which should not be passed exams will be held only on by." Tuesdays and Thursdays and The paper called for con­ hours will be from I a. m. sideration of five major until noou sod from 13:30 areas of possible agreement p. m. until $ p. m. on means of avoiding the risk The exams still will be held rt M le t tha N a 60S All County Crops Near Destruction County truck cro p s atend perilously close to ruin today m cou n ty agricultural o fficia ls plan a w a it and sea policy until Thursday be­ fo re cou n tin g up tha extensive damage to th o county’s million dollar vegetable Industry. Freezing weather ripped into tha cou n ty’s tomato, bean, e g g plant, ok ra and pepper crops, virtually w iping ou t tha entire production, A sst. County A g e n t Ernie Lu n dberg said. Th e king o f tha truck crop industry hsra, cabbage, is still stron g but continued freezing tem peratures aa forecast fo r tonight could ruin that, to o , Lundberg said. “ R ig h t now, it’s ju s t impossible to determine ths am ount o f d sm sga in dollars and cents,” Lundberg added. 'T h e on ly hopeful sign was the early m orn­ ing rains which helped the vegetable crope m ore than any sunshine could,” Lundberg said. Tem peratures reached below freezing this m orning here and continued cold is forecast fo r tonight and in ths m orning, with lows in ths 20s predicted. Sanford temperature w as rising during the early m orning rain, b u t began to dip again about 6 a. m. and had dropped 10 degrees by 10 a. m . when it w as 34. It still was 34 s t noon. A w in dy cold w ave m oved Into Florida t o ­ day on the heels o f a freeze Tuesday, and th s Miami W eath er Bureau predicted temperatures In tha northern part o f the atate would drop to 15 degrees tonight. Clouds and rein accom panied the new on­ slaught. A W eath er Bureau forecaster said the cold wave w ould be “ worse than Tuesday's,” which hit the atate’a truck crop region hard, but went easy on the citrus belt. D ividing the state into north and south with a line stretch in g from Tam pa to Melbourne, the forecaster said tem peratures would drop 10 de­ grees low er than the sub-freezing m ercury recorded in northern areas Tuesday. “ L ow s will vary fro m IS to 80 degrees In tha north tod ay and to n ig h t," the forecaster said, “ and fr o m 30 to 55 ih tha southern p o r t " He 3 Hurt, Damages $5,000 In Mishaps WASHINGTON (UPI) — Th* Labor Department re­ ported Tuesday that oon-farm employment set a record for November and average hourly aanting* at factory workers increased to another saw high. It laid 312 million per­ Two accidents within 40 sons bald non-farm jobs In minutes Tuesday might ia November, 1.1 million more South Seminole caoead an es­ then ia November of tMl. timated $3,000 damaz* to six cars and Injuries to three perGOP Warned WASHINGTON (UPI) — San. Hugh Scott, (R Pa.), tea warned tha Republican party against trying to "out-dsmsgogue tha Democrats" la tha South. Scott told a news con­ ference Tuesday that Repub­ lican* should "avoid any at­ tempt to compete by offer tag programs more racist" than those h* said wer* pro­ posed by Democrats. W ED., D E C E M B E R 12, 1962 J3A N P 0R D , F L O R ID A British Fighting For Rebel Jail SINGAPORE (UPI>—-British troops mopping up rabal re­ sistance in Northern Borneo today besieged a rebel-held Jail in tho Brunei oil Iowa of S*ria "here nine Europcaat ware being held hostage. British officials laid the, had crushed the mala force of tha five-days-old revolt againit British control of the protec­ torate of Brunei and the crown colonies of Sarawak a n d North Borneo Tdoops in Sarawak recap­ tured the town of Unhang, 10 miles southeaxt of Brunet Towa, today and prepared to move south to wipe out pscksts of resistance in SlbuU and surrounding areas. The iltuutiua remained calm ia North Borneo, where re­ bels n e v e r established a stronghold. A Sarawak government an­ nouncement from Kuching, tha esptUl, said all government officers in Umbsng ware safe. Thera waa no mention of a a unidentified American Peace Corpsman believed to hav* been in Umbsng when it fell to rebels Saturday, shortly after tha revolt broke out. Change Planned Yule Funds Lost In Driver Exam In M ail Theft TAMPA (U P D -A sack of registered mall, crammeo with Christmas checks, cash and money orders, was stolen from a mall truck Tuesday night whan th* driver got out to pick up more mail. Ilia driver, Ralph Pugh, Mid h* left the truck (or only a few Mcooda to pick up mail st a box some 10 to 13 feet from whtro his truck waa sons, th* Florida Highway Pa­ trol reported. A car operated by William Orica going west on SR 436 mad* a left turn and waa hit in tha rear by a vehicle oper­ ated by Richard Stainer. Th* Stainer car spun around and crashed head-on Into a vehicle operated by Georgs Crumley. All thras drivers wer* from Orange County. Steinar and two passengers In hia vehicle, Raymond Hagley and Mitchell Hagley wars taken to Florida Sanitorium and treated for savers cuts and bruise* aftar ths sccidsnt at 7:40 p. m. Sums 40 ntinutea later, a for­ eign mads car driven by Ar­ thur Caplick, Casselberry, go­ ing north on llwy. 17-92, hit tha back end of a parked car, knocking tt into th* rear of another vehicle causiug ap­ proximately (1,000 in dam­ ages to all three vehicles. Caplick was chargsd with reckless driving by Trooper J. I- Sikes. Expert On Sex Crimes Joins Suspect Hunt BOSTON (UPI) _ The FBI sent it* expert on sax Crimea here today to help police In an all-out drive to capture th* "phantom strangler" who hat alain seven womta sine* last June. Police Commissioner Ed­ mund L. McNamara, a form­ er F3I agent, disclosed that Walter McLaughlin will cooduct a week-long course for detectives oa th* solution of sax crimes. Five of the aavaa victim* had bean sex­ ually assaulted, police said. Still being questioned was th* 22-year-old son of a Cambridge Negro minister. But U. Edward Sherry said Tuesday aigbt tha suspect appeared to hav* had noth­ ing to do with tha death of Sophia Clark, II, ia bar leal Wednesday. added, how ever, th at windy, rainy w eather in the northern area w ould d rift aouth tonight^ m aking it “ hard fo r farm er* to p rotect crape.” T h is cold ia en tirely d ifferen t from T o w d a y’*,” ha said. “ N ot on ly win tha ta m p a n to r w ba low er, b u t the wind will make things w orse. A h igh wind alrnont kill* the effectiven ess o f sm udge p ots.” T u esday’s freeze sen t temperature* plungw in g to 25 In Tallahassee, 28 in Gainesville, end In the m id-20’a in JscksonvlUe. It was the cold est spell in South Florida sine* the disstrous freeze o f th e 1957-58 winter. T ou rists in South Blistni shivered to th s tuna o f 27 degrees early In the day, end subur­ banites foun d their ears covered w ith frost. • * * . T h e coldest weather o f the y ea r knifed *11 across D ixie, causing s t least one death. Chattanooga, T en n „ reported it* fir st e x ­ posure death o f the y ea r—a 73-year-old N egro man found frozen in an unheated room . W eather bureau forecasts prom ised n o r e ­ lief. In the heart o f D ixie temperatures were e x ­ pected to drop to zero in som e areas again to ­ night. Six to seven inches o f snow w ere reported on the Cumberland plateau In Tennessee w here tem peratures dropped to nine below. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Snow, Freeze Leave 9 4 Dead By Ualtod Prase latem atiow al B itter, sub-zero cold end a week-long avalanche o f snow punished the M idw est and N ortkeitet today with w in ter o fficia lly still nine days'O fL. ' I t waa w arm er in A nchorage. T h e 'Alaskan d t j hod 42 early today. F ou r feet o f snow w as on th * ground a t Paw Paw, Mich., and heavy mow continued to fell in th* Wolv ★ ★ ★ «rias atat* roar the Indiana border. South llaran, Mich., Snow Blocks H ell got 13 more Inch#* la five M fU . IM S. (UPI)—I t e botin, to M Doran* war* dead tram elagged wtto weather-caused accidents and to heart attacks. A United Prou International count toowad Faro aad Bata*1 i’S Michigan with n dead, Ohio Hills 21, Naw England 10. N«w wart at York 7, Indiana 7, Kentucky S, Pennsylvania S, Tennessee 4, West Virginia and Illinoi* 3 each and Missouri and Kansas j each for a total of 94. Five foot drifts piled up at Grand Junction, Mich. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) la the South Bend, lad., area, hard hit earlier In lb* Legislative leaders who met week, schools remained clos­ with Gov. Parole Bryant lat* Tuesday said the meeting did ed. Hundreds of chilled apart- not draw tha Legislature any ment dwellers in Chicago call­ closer to a solution at th* ed city offices to complain. state's resyportlonmant prob­ Officials said they had never lem. had so many protests. "Right now, we are no clos­ Tiie Automobile Club of er to a solution than when tiie Pittsburgh predicted 12,0u0 last special session adjourned drivers in Pennsylvania's Al­ In November," said House legheny County slon* would Speaker Mallory Horne ot find their cars dead this Leon. morning. School* in Erie, Pa. Senate President W i l s o n were closed Tuesday after Csrraway of Tallahasac*. who seven Inches of new tnow. laft Uta meeting about 13 min­ Record lows were set a- utes before llortie, had no cross a wide band. Three be­ comment. Iloroa said chances that tha low zero was recorded at tiie Greater Pittsburgh Air­ Legislature can agree on a port early today and broke reapportionmeot p l a n are the old mark of 2 set in 1960. "vary uncertain." But ha said The mercury reached only there la still a remote possi­ 6 at Omaha, Neb., Tuesday, bility of reaching an agreeanother record. Chicago's 7 n ant la tlm* for a special below waa a new low for session before the regularly scheduled 1963 session. Dec. 12. The temperature plunged to 26 below xero at Sawbill Lodge, Minn., it below In Wisconsin's Sawyer County, 17 below at WUlUton, N. D.. WASHINGTON fUPI>-Tha Tuasday. Twelve more Incite# of Agriculture Department pre­ snow heaped on to 17 Inches dicted Tuesday in Its monthly already on the ground at national citrus estimate that Watertown, N. Y. and more Florida would produce 120.9 million boxes of orangea and was falling. 36 million boxes of grapefruit, this season. Tha orange crop prediction is about seven million boxes Bridge _ Pag# a over laat year—a six per eent Classified . . . _ Pag* 11 increase. The grapefruit fore­ Comica ........... Pag* 10 cast Is not much higher than Dvar Abby Pag* t last season. Editorial — Pag* 4 According to the forecast, Pag* 9 Entertainment Florida’s orange crop will in­ Legal# -----Pag* it) clude M million boxes of va­ Tuttle . ....... Pag* 10 lencies and 64.S mUUon boxes Society _____ Pag* • of early and mid-ae asoo «aSports —Pag* C A T rfetiea. Apportion Action Still Uncertain 120 Million Box Orange Crop Herald Index TT 1, T‘tti ll S r — jj■/ \ �v r r | 1 j i 1 ALLGOOD B R A N D S U G A R C U R E D SLICED: g U f l O f t A N D IN T E R N E D ! A T S M T F o f Dm C — elberry Connm ndty I I Church m a n tod D m p la y, “O ne Ctonr, Star,1* w dob th ey w o rt h oots f o r D m O h K in g aub-diatrfct m eeting. Taking p a rt Large Eggs Pork Loin lb. 45c Beef 3 lbs, $1.39 Greeting To II. I BOLLOMAJf APB. IV. M. (UPD—The eoutedown began today hr Thursday's sched­ uled launching of Project flUrguer — a baOooa ascent to giro man his first dwr look at tfco stars. If weather parmiu, the aaesod bsQooa will maho tha highest eitroooarical-M—arch -S U P E R . R IG H T ’ Missiles View W ASHINGTON ^ m m A HEAVY . W ESTER N ^ M K Pwk PORK ^ - Cantor (D P I) — C ot A n g lo -A m e rica n relations wave chilled to tha near-friesfa« Point today by V. 8. throats la kill the Bkybolt nde■Ho w which Britain has atekad Ha mtloar futar*. 1 - cnfag tha rocket prajaet fhoai obttrion wifi ho at tha toy af Prists Minister Harold am BANANAS | 11 g o l o in R E D EM PEROR | GRAPES | I 3 R K . 2 9 4 2 ib * . 2 9 ‘ ! •alts. Police said Mlu Dal Rio believed the Jewels w a s tak­ en sometime Monday even­ ing or early Tuesday morning whllo she was out to dinner and the theater with h a hus­ band, producer-director Lewis JUley. She discovered Urn theft at noon Tuesday. In the past few months sav­ ers] hundred thousand dollars of Jewels have beat stolen from guests by "cat" burg­ lars at hotels scar tha St Ba­ lls, including tha Hotel Plata, Hotel Pierre, a n d Keep House. The moat m a n ! theft was a 18.000 Jewel robbery h the nearby Central Park South apartment af actress Joan Fontaine. Horse Show Set For Saturday The Seminole County Eques­ trians will eponeor n horse ahow for horsemen of all ages Saturday at tha Ride-Awhlle gtables on W. Pint HU Thera will be 10 events be­ ginning at 10 a. m. and a apeeia| performance by tha Union Park Quadrille will h# faaturad at tha ahow. Thera will be no adml—Ion charge aad parking will bn free f a spectators at tha ahow. Legal Notice BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT SEMINOLE COUNTY Notice ef Public Hearing To whom It may concern: Tha lamlmle County B ard of Adjustment wtU hold n public banting to consider tha possibility of granting permission to operate an asphalt plant u requested by A. O. Roberta for R. M. Allkins on the following des­ cribed property: Wli of NEH ef IZU Section S-X*I0R, Public boating will be held In the County CommUiionera Room, Court Hou—, Sanford, Florida, on December IT, MO at T:M P. M. a » at soon theretiter as po—lbla. C. Balbacfc, C H A R LE S F . FIE L D , th ird fro m le ft, w as Installed a s president o f tha Seminole County B oard o f Realtor* M onday n ig h t G u est speaker and In* a tailing o ffic e r was Jam es O. Buck, le ft o f Jacksonville, state president o f th e F lorida A is n . o f R ealtors. O ther o ffice r s Installed were A . R. Lorm ann, fou rth fr o m l e f t vies p re sid e n t and E lisabeth C. K uhn, secretary-trea­ surer. B yron L . K im ball, second fro m left, retirin g p resid en t received a plaque o f appreciation f o r his services d urin g 1962 fro m the local board. (H erald P h o to ) y -r— ■» — '■ V 1 II Hi irictfia --------- Potatoes ioibs29c Dates AAP Decaffeinated IN S T A N T CO FFEE 2* "W ith this ■Jewel coapca aad parthe— o S Lb. Caai 65< hundreds of woman — some earning babies—were dis­ rupted Tuesday whan a form­ er FBI agent, Jack Levina, Jumped up and shouted that tha Inquiry waa “ a disgrace." Levina, hustled tram the bearing room by throe police­ men, told aewimaa that the House com mitt— was try log to “ smear” the peace move­ ment Ha said R waa nofair. Mrs. Wllaon said that with a group aa la g s as bars— numbering perhaps half a million members aero— the country—there were bound to be tome Communists or former Communist taking part. But this didn’t w orn h a , she —id, beciu— Commun­ ists—“Just like anyone alas" —are frightened over whet might happen to the world if there la nuclear war. Mrs. Wllaon said bar ergaoUetion waa started aa a result of the Soviet Union’s violation of the moratorium on nuclear arm* tavta. li­ sa Id pickets opposing nuclesr test* bavo walked in front of the Russian Embassy aa wall aa tha White Hou—. No one In bar group ever suggested that they confine their protest to American testa and not tha Rumlam, aba told United Press International in an Interview. However, Rep. Clyde Doyle, (D-Cell/.), who is leading the Investigation, said Tuesday there waa evidence Indicating that Communists had dellberately “ Infiltrated’’ audh pes— groups. | ® a caapaa and partbase af" [a > Lb. J a r | iA J o m CCr | -W ith tiria caupaa and parchase a#_ ■ Aar Variety $ ■ CHRISTMAS CARDS c i feed threash Dec. It. ■ J .!M S ■ ■ o r w r a p p in g p a p e r I " Ccupoa goad through Dec. IS. ■ _____________J- i m » ■ flu id Slump* | IWith this coupon sad purchase ofm ICabet Briquets 20 Lb. B aa l T H IS C H R I8T M A S — G IV E — T IR E S J if fy W h ite, Yellow, Choc., Spice Or Devils F ood CAVANAUGH TIER SERV1CB 1M1 8. Preach Ava. p a i-m a Jear W h ite O r Colored Facial Tissue Sllverbrook Print 71c Gerbon Strained Baby n & r !S ± ± r Food If f iW M Iill PlUsbarj 5 lbs. 59c FAMILY Flour "T fiaSw M fast ^ Pius N* Boole FA 2-4612 C at Food J lb. Bos 41c IS Os. Cans 1Vi IK 71c 4/$?fl Cookies lb. 43c For lUehes Thrill12 oz. 37c Detergent Sc Off Rinso Blue 28c Detergent Breeze Delicious S P E C IA L ! R eg. 49c .Sunshine Hydros 10 jars 99c Asat Jemima Pancake Meal Parker S P E C IA L ! Kelbeck Corn Butter Flour 125 South Park Ave. flu id Slum p*l i™ Just tail us how much you need to pay old bills, for home Im­ provements, car repairs, for all your seasonal expenses 1Phono for prompt courteous service. ixiegg-? r y s ta ls flu id Slump* j m ja m — Caapaa good through Dee. IS. WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h a founda of a women’s peaea group today aeotted at tha Idas that a Houaa Inquiry Into poaaibla Communlit In­ filtration might hurt her or­ ganization. Bra. Dagmar Wllaon. a Waahlngton, D. C., hou—wife and originator of “ Women Strike for Peace,” —Id aha waa not aurpriaad by any dUckxuraa of the Houie Committee on Un-American Activities. Tha Inquiry continued to­ day. Tha Houie group questlonod three leadara of the wo­ men1a organization Tucaday. Two invoked the fifth Amendment and refuted to aay whether they had aver been Oommunlite. Tha third said aba had not been a par­ ty member during the pact five year*. Tha hearing*, attended by 7P 3 u h is | * p ■ Shortening J j S u g a r E v r S o ld ' . fn a a Bosntary Bahott S. MeN a i m « i a subjected to aa ky a rscsptioa aa aa Ameri­ can haa had in Britain’s cap­ ital la many a yaar when ha ■tuhhonriy p y re —ed bla con­ viction Tuesday that tha mis­ sile waa no longer needed. A British spok—man said that Dafanae Minister Peter Tkocaaycraft left McNamara "and— no iifaeiono wheterer" aa to the consequences of American cancellation o f the micelle. Britain haa granted on the Bkybolt aa tta chief deterrant wanpon from tha mid-Sirs Into the 1970*8. Tha British let It ha known Tneoday that tf tha United States dropped tha Bkybolt projoet thaw would bo an ‘'agonising reappraisal" af tha Anglo-American alliance. This waa viewed aa a throat to tha futoro o f America’s bomber and anelsar submarine bas­ in tha British lalaa. Lg. Pkg. 35c Jane Parker Iced Spice Take Spanish Bar 19 oz. loaf 2!?c Jnze Pa'her Jelly Top Breakfast Roll ''3 D>: - - 29c ¥>—fra—h tsmi tmetoth f f j W ' " * r u n stamps H M I hue <M w P rim In this ad art affective through Saturday, December IS. Corner 2nd. f t Magnolia �> "t % Quantity Rights Reserved Prices (load Thure.. P**. "t •’ S V tN N 'D IIll IIO A II* IN C T it U N D B R B IR O W IN N E R in Top Value Stamp con test was M rs. Dale F u rse o f Crescent C ity, shew n here w ith h er son, R obert. Marshall Kil* n atrick, representative o f th e T V Stamp Enter* p rise s , left, presents the k eys to the new ca r to M & . Furse, at the Strickland-M orrison, Inc. shdw room s in Sanford. (Herald P hoto) 50 Frw Tip Vihe Stinp WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE OP AKV TWO »W T TOIg l l PahMttt Farm Salads V . 8. C H O IC E M H M U IKOWII IOTN Sunnyland'i famous smoked H A M S are perfect for any meal • feast or mocks. A fam ily favorite that dresses up your table for company best and mokes a special treat of left-overs. N o center slices removed. AT ANY WINN-DIXIE C an Picnic 3 ^ T Fryer P a ris •»4 9/ Pork R o a st»39/ f y Lyle C. Wilson WASHINGTON (UPI) The Charles L. McNary had ft socko name for the ■embers of hia political party who usually are tagged now as modefbtes. NeNary called ’am ■oft-belled*. Hs was a RepubScan.” ftcMary was a U. S. senator f r o m » Oregon. In hit later servi$ he was first assistant lesdst and then leader of Sen•ta Republican*. He was an able Ban, perhaps tha best of lbs laiL All this waa back there In thl Coolldga and Hoover administrations. As laadar and aaaiatant lead­ er, IfcNary had to deal with the radical lefties ot the Re­ publican party, c e n t r a l l y known at the time aa procrea­ tive Republicans. They were a balky breed and tough. The S W IF T PREMIUM lata George H. Moaea, also a U. S. senator, New Hampshire, aummed up the progreatiret In a biblical phrase: the aona COPELAND COUNTRY U N K FRESH PORK of tha wild jackass. There should be a return to the colorful political phraseology of 40 years ago. Tha words liberal and conservative as applied to politicians have SUPIRBRAND COTTAGI Juat about lost all meaning. Radical, aa a definition of pol­ itical thinking, is dead. Right and left wing don’t mean much, either. Books have been written about moderate Re­ publicanism but no one under­ stands what it means. Many years before that, tha immortal Naat cartooned Tam­ many In New York City as a ruthless tiger. The image lives on but hoe lost all meaning. The Rapublican elephant, tha Jlrft, Jemlgan, Sanford di­ Democratic donkey are tired. rector of recreation, announc- Teddy Roosevelt's 1011 bull # today that registrations are moose long baa been at pas­ beln£ accepted for recreation ture. Cartoonists s h o u l d coma activities to begin ths first wealGn January. The activity alive and jolt the public inter­ schedule ahowa a variety of est with new imagca of tha V A N C A M P . . Save 4 Yxi Itc h political parties. Tha Demo­ activities for young and old. OrrvJan. 7 and each Monday cratic party that was lampoon­ following that, a Charm School ed many years ago aa a donkey for girls will be conducted. no longer exists. It may not The ‘Class will be held Mon- be any wider than It used to C A LO C A T or . . Lim it 4 with food order. days,from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. bo, but it Is mora numerous; iR s class is open to girls In actually the majority party in Juntas and senior high. Timely tha United States. More prop­ tips $n dressings, makeup and erly, It should be known as tha Democratic parties, because T H R IF T Y M A ID . . Lim it 2 with food order. hair-styling will be offered. January 8 will mark the there are two of them North opening of a baton clasa for and South. Some cartoonist girla^ago six and up. Baton should make a picture of that. Clasr; will bo held Tuesdays A two-headed beast, maybe. and Thursdays at 4 p. m. for a The Republican elephant Is T H R IF T Y M A ID C L IN G . . Save 9t Each total-of 12 meetings. equally outmoded That party January 10 will open a ball- no longer la the ponderous fcon t dance elasa for teenag- giant of politics, the master of era. All tha latest steps will bo the political jungle. The Re­ LYKES (With leans) taugCt by Miss Nancy Davis. publican Party is a bowl of ice Thtr| will bo no charge on any cream and onions or, maybe, a 300-Can of the toenage or chlldren'a Model T touring car of the middle 1920s, hand cranked activities. Ballroom dsnea lessons for and still using Its planetary adulC beginners will begin reverse gear as a brake. Maybe some cartoonist could TuedSay, Jan. 8 at 7:30 p. m. Advance registration will be maka something of that. As for tha political writers, they requffed. •A(Wonae^ aIIroom A n te A ' ’Advanced K ballroom d■ an a should Improvt upon ths color­ C R A C K IN ' GOOD . . Save 104 Each lessons for adulta will begin ful phrases of McN’ury and Jan. ^10 at 7:30 p. m. each George Moses. Soft-boiled*! Thursday evening. Registra­ There’s a phrase for you. It conveys something. Sons of tion -Jvill bo limited. Adult square dance lesions the wild packassl There’s an­ will l>egin the third week in other. Let’s get political writing January and will run for 14 weekf. Interested c o u p l e s and political cartooning to should contact tha recreation moving again. If the citixens could be persuaded to read Adult Basketball L e a g u e about politics, maybe more oj will begin play Jan. 6. Dead­ ’em would vote. line for team antriea is Dec. IT. Snappy W eather Outdoors . . ? kite C C f t N i lt f 11T-bon f Round PRISM ROSTON BUTTS Wienersor Bacon *49* -4 9 / Fish Sticks vs*69/ Sau sage Nor Recreation Series To Begin During January I f H it t # • • j u # i n iA I one n i t i . Fish Cakes 3 j W ie n e r s J O SC A R M A Y IR C O C K T A IL 'Naturally o t • * «• » Guarorv S A U S A G E and SN AK Carnation 8 M ilk .. 9 ^ 9 9 / Porka Beans £10/ Dog Food & 10/ Catsup Peaches A b u Strawberries 5vt^*1 t t e r MORTON FROZEN Chicken, Reef, Turkey 25/ 5^1. Chili Golham Bowl On NBW YORK (UPI)—The Gotham Bowl game is on. Bob Curran, executive director of jUreSjotham Bowl, aaya ‘‘all emki have been ironed out” and;*the game between the Unireraity of Miami and Nebraska will be played as originally scheduled Saturday at Yankee Stadium. Keep U Outside! Let ns repair er renew your healing system S H O R T E N IN G A sto r Southern Air Work confined strictly to Air Conditioning and Hsating F A 2-8321 Limit one of your choice with $5.00 food order. ^ potatoes C risc o A R R O W VIRGINIA ALL y App»es ftORIDA IU |i s Oranges GET FREE GIFTS FASTER WITH TOP VALUE STAMPS 1414 French A m i 300 B. 3rd Surest j w-All fel \\ , I |r f TJrl '‘ ’j W rll �^ 1 — r< ji i j 11 1— ___ » aad capebk of f t laic* ■I kect Um friendly « r ^ mm Ite m h « i leaders k mm ti the astthem state*, M M o r raasnlodtns with ftato MPhagl baesnaa ttM tw td ffftd o our way o f Ufa, but the l not blind ua to tb t fast \ hard our h)oologk*l dwl b three thoreugh ...... M„ of UMm u d rotkr M« ststa U U m made by thl. writer ever a ip u ( f i n v u l i Lost Joe* m President KauMqi mint bo m r m in* our id«u M4 tokpheae aalk to tho -when do wo Mart" seta. PubUe word o f / b o Chteags affair ha* Mapped op the tempo. It k aacopted fat political sin k s that Goldwater can adopt say of aovocal peetores. If howaate to Ik moot poriU ih bo oaa avow oandtdsry, thojr u t no Mapi Ho nppetlod for • business and ffotb aside of tho widl aaeh Is the room y o f tfc* other and • n at •ton espU lag. hoar itrS that loms i “ to d to can ths economic vigor of tho notion, Tho reception to his speech, In terms of action, was something loos than enthusiastic. That, rightly or wrongly, was our inalienable right so Americans. Wo should an boor in mind, horn aver, that than is an inplgeabk rival ready to take advantage o f any weakness wo display, not Just mill* tarily, but economically and morally, It la not hia faults but our own that wo should bo moot concerned about age o f plenty that ws have bom unabk to noliae tho full Impacts o f this now situs, ties or to adjust our tastttotlono to It —O rtilk Freeman, secre­ tary o f agriculture. rite* saw entertained tho U. S. locate with • dkruosioa sf the kvo Ufa of ths bullfrog. Tha tola aoaator waa from Mkritoippi aad M a Southern osaslto shoald, PM had piled up Bsaato seniority sufficient to sathrsaa Mm as chairman copunlttee waa Finance,'deal­ ing with taxation. Tho chairman waa shocked to discover the Department sf Agriculture s p e n d i n g tea money to research on aox among tlto water llllss. Hk powers of ridicule were extra­ ordinary. Before Fat finished with tha department’, bullthe action laughing with him and snarling at tha adminis­ tration. Thera waa net much excuse for thk boondoggle at public expense. Tho editorial explo­ sion of protest was consider­ able and grass roots bombard­ ed Congress with Indignant mall. Buck fooUshmsnt waa reduced to volume thereafter. OUR Tho taxpayers should otto­ man soother Pat larrlsm to tho barricades to defend their money. This time the boondog­ gling to being dona to the semi-saered precincts of the National Institutes of Health. The institutes have a special place to tho republic, Uko the institution of m a t r l m o a y , motherhood and the FBI. At* task NIR at your peril be­ cause who could bo agatoot h s a l t b , especially national health T Nobody, that’s who! Son. Paul Douglas, D-lll., took on tho NIH during the tost msston with more and b«U ter bask material thr.n tho Qy. partmont of Agriculture pro­ vided Pat Harrison 80- odd yean ago. Bui Paul Douglas Is no Pat Harriaon. Too sorl* oue, for ono thing, with hla professional b a c k g r o u n d whereas Pat waa flip and ear* castle as o one-time nows hoy should bo, especially after a political lifetime of ontklng votes in ths Mississippi boondocks. Tax Foundation, Inc., of Now York, exhumed Douglas’ BOARDING HOUSE effort drew tho Congressional Record. It dkikoed that N il spent $184*7 on "Investiga­ tion of toftouatleft contained to sshoeo." Its "studies of ail. sat tktoktog” tapped tho tatpayore for P M II. "Ths storeoetatte atlas i f tho boagk brain" was more like a bargala. It,77*. "Tooth develop, moat to sheep" was almost a giveaway at $1,800. Cot fanckn probably will applaud N1H expenditure of $18,968 on a study of *Vtd tuna and yellow fat dlsoaaa to the eat" Our distant toaakf neighbors to tho aorthoaot will bo gretoful to V; B. taspayere for putting up f 14,080 for a study of "Um oral health of Icstondle people.1* The Tan foundation's report auggeote that N1H to om sf tha spoiled brato of our fed* o r a l bureaucracy, Congress habitually votes N1H more money than Is budgeted, a lot more. Tho budgeted figure to* creased from $180.1 billion to 1058 to 1400 million to 1M1. Appropriations ranged from 1OSS’s $211A million to lM l’s $500 million. Perhaps tho time hoc come to reduce tho hlgb-off-ths-hsg standard of living at NIH. Tho taxpayers could use tho money. 5E M»T«R AU.CRU4MIU.HAC There was always a splendid for mod. Many churches are IdsaHsm of teoaagere. CASK 0-408: Rev. Arthur Howell k now a retired clergyman, living to Michigan. But 1* yean ago ho held the pastorate at tho little church whlek wo hare our fsris homo. Ho and hk vivaeloua wife had • sons I Aad not a daugh­ ter! Rev. Howtll never had a very largo salary. I’d estimate that hk income averaged less than $800 par month over hk long llfo aa n pastor. But ho k n truly greet man. For I of hk 8 sono followed thoir father In b e c o m i n g clergyman. Aad tho other I ora active church laymen. Those I hoys are bow aenyytog leading pulpits fa Mkklgaa, Indiana aad ArkTot a lot of prominent surgoons, lawyers and big shot buatnaea executives, maktog maybe $21,000 to $100,000 par year, still cent persuade area ono of thoir children to enter tho dad’s yrofssskat How do yea ouppora a lowpaid pastor could thus win I of hk I hoys tote following thoir dad Into ouch a modest paying profession? Well, I know tho Howell family quits well, end Rev. Arthur and hk wife still soma down to hive a picnic with us each summer. If you want your garden to have tho awoet scent of perfume, than try an outdoor form of gardenia. This flower, known as Gardsnla Jsemtnoldes, k more hardy than tho gardenia of florists and is common In warmer ports of tho U. 8. Tho shrub k d to 8 ft. high and produces its vary fragrant white flowers la midsummer. No other pknt of An estimated IIS million outdoor culture Is so spicy Americans had hospital Uuurand fragrant. tact at ths end of 1MO. spirit of camaraderie In ths Bewail family. They didn’t mtod tho fact they any have had to sat olmpte food and okop to moka-shtft quarters. For their dad aad mother wore Jolly end humorous. The family Joked an d p l a y e d trkka on each other. And what may have boon even more Important, Rev. Howell olwaya PRAISED his boys. Ha was proud of all thoir attainments. Aad ha practiced his railgteal Ha was a dynamo of onorgy to making house calls tad visits to ailing parishlono n in ntlghborlng hospitals. Always ho greeted people with a cheery smile and a pos­ itive, helpful hit of advlco or praise. 8o 1 would rate Rev. Howell 100 por Mat to tha splendid positive osempto ha sat hk big family. Aad to hk poranaalvs Influence to regards their choice of hk profession. Wo need more man in all good vocations who will learn tho art of persuading their owa children to antor their awn nobk professions. Tho pulpits are now crying closing thoir doors beeaoM of a dearth of theological studeats all over America. Yot to tho middle teens, moot yoang peopk want to imitate Sir Galahad sad to soma man­ ner feel they have changed tho world for the hotter. Lacking decidsted clergyman to transform this bask yearn­ ing Into church projects, those youth than become govern­ ment Social Service workers or even communists. For young people crave to bo tkd-ln closely with projects that Mora to olovato civilisa­ tion and benefit mankind. Mothers, place thk slogan from Horace Mann on your bathroom mirror, “Bo ashamed to die until you have won soma victory for humanity." That Is an Inherent yearn­ ing of tho usual teenager's sonL Harness such a desire con­ structively and ft will furnish ths motivatka for future Dr. Schwoltssr or Florence Night­ ingales. Ignore or frustrate It, end our young people may bomms fanatical Communists. Sanford, Florid a U8S — 8|| tosh Heavy Doty Bow Ig g .M U7I8 — 7 Inch Heavy Doty Saw UM - D elos Bander U48 — U448 — Utility Bander fg .7 8 81” Delate Jig Saws 2 R 2S U1818 — Bow Atteckmrat D eW alt w ith sftmis ee/off eCA tool b o x •Cmtnttvuym* o f tools Deluxe IB M In rail W ith Shop : '■ ^ Hero they oral Official figures from tha Automobile. Dealers' "Bible1 1 9 A M tM C A '9 f l f i r B U Y l tariff t* a n v o m m m t v m o m t i s f j s * {- , J Ir? 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I. cannot Imagine life without driving. —Trevor Howard, British actor, barred from driving for eight ytars after being found guilty in London of drunken driving. Block Cr Decker Power Tools W ed., December 12, 1062 Q fip fc a n fu rfi f y r t t l b Mac from other planets hart bora watching thk world for yean. Wo can’t too teem because they know tho trick o f InvIalMllty. —Ray Neiloon, addressing the third flying saucer con­ vention in London. Oeldwator himself hot. si. wojrt boon entirely m llitit obont «mm faction oaf olntloa prospects. ligh t after olactiwi ho nudo oouada which some poUtktaao interpreted oa to. Mptenco o f lothofolkr oa t * forty's likely 1M4 shales. If ha dooo giro tho nod a his own people, associate* say it may bo mainly In hops 'of putting i strong conasrrsttr* stony on tho 1M4 OOP flaw hauling a itubte block of dole* form. A nun with n Mg bmdk gates with them, as matter of dakgateo obviously carries what obstseka tho ooaator weight might rmlse. Bo addst "I don’t think Barry can control all thooo people." While the secret Chicago mooting was slowed as reflect­ ing tho rigor in tho Goldwater movement, It had nothing of "launch" quality about it There is no reason to doubt ths senstor's assertion that tho gathering was o surprise to him. Some friends see it as a haphasard effort lacking a key element—a strategist asperteaced to national politics. Bo for os can bo kerned; none yot salats to ths Goldwa­ ter camp. Until om appears, or Is chosen at some possible future mooting of hk backers, tho enterprise will remain to tho talk atsgo. Party prefooolonak Insist that presidential strategy, and particularly dskgatewuatltog, Boom of tho gnsoohg orowad tho national political circuit and hero fat Washington la that Goldwater will take tho "qulst assent route." Associates o f front-manor Got. Nelson Rockefeller of Now York are among thooo predicting this coarse. One of those latter believes, la fact, that a determined core of Goldvrater’s followers will go ON THESE FAMOUS \fmHUi ». *»os nflivw tysW P ag* 4 A groat many attenuate believa that aging k a disease. If it is a disease, there has to bo a curat —Dr. Manley Bess. Univortity of Miami researcher. keif, they k n consistently m tm i the Idoa of a (WMf t»|» aomtoatka oa the-aim. general at hk NATO hood, pk,tfaariltor m s f tb i.o quarters to mld-1811, a year coooomthro Jut coat wta Ja thlo country today. before hk first nomination. AVtSASI SSTAJC scssic rsico* A nn t f u n AMOUNTOr OCTMOIATION msvcaso** | COMET $2058 $184$ $810 V A L IA N T $2016 $1380 $000 $15$ P 45 $2354 $1730 $454 $144 TEM PEST $2187 $104$ $822 $ 12 C O N V A IR $1874 $1418 $558 $ 4$ RAM BLER $2100 $1530 $870 * 1 M APLE A VE. Seminole 118 County’s M A GN OLIA Object AVE. GE Dealer FA M 562 SA N F O R D , FLA. H U N T LIN C O LN -M ER C U R Y , IN C . 100 N orth P alm etto Avenue Sanford, Florida �> It Pays To Use The Herald Want Adi Tbs BOW facility, located on N. Falmitts aad Rsmtnols •ted* la port e f the Post Of­ fice Department's lease con­ struction program. Under this program, invest­ m e n t Haaaring la used to ob- naw postal unit* only where tb*y are most urgently need•d. In area* whtra It ia praetleal to do *o, existing build­ ing* are undergoing renova­ tion. “Tb* fact that Sanford baa been chosen for a now poet office,” Allen **id, “reflect* credit on our growing contri­ bution to the economy and life of the nation.” • Meanwhile, (or the local postal dedication, the post­ master announced that the following are among the guests expected to attend: C mot* onjoymont from doing basinets ban, their mail will bo handled more efficiently and this building and Ha a#* ta-data equipment win on- Region, Post Office Depart­ ment, aad Congressman Syd Herlong fifth Congressional District. " O n patrons will derive particular interest today aa the community plana to add to Its postal faculties, aa fel­ lows: Number o f employes today 42, earnpared with the 14 ef II yean ago. tabllabod, to June 2, IMS; Harold C. Haskins, April 1, 11K3, u Jan. 11, IMS; Joel 8. Field, Juno 7, 1M4 to Now. 30, 1960. Number o f rehidoa oper­ ated by the postal service ia this community today all, compared with one 100 yean ago. Number et postal routes •erred by the local postal fa­ rentein under private owner­ ship, pey local taxes to tills community, and are leased to the federal government At tbs s o m time, tbs need for large outlays of money from tho federal tnstury for construction purposes is eli­ minated. Lflto atoet of the now postal .buildings that a n going up across the soon try, this post offleo la leased to the Post O f f i c e Department This gives the department some flexibility fat adapting Its building program to changes in mail volume, transporta­ tion and population. Alien cilities today It, tempered with eight 10 years ago. Number sf mall collection boxes today >7, compand with 40 in I N I Number of stamps sold to­ day tout 914SJ77.11 a year, compared with 989J92JB, a year tan yean ago. Receipt* for IN I were 9112,100.69, compand with 9242,62199 for 1961 FLAORGA GRADE A FRESH LEGS OR BREASTS rba department is now conitntlag on constructing SUGAR CURED HICKORY SUOKEO M LB AVG. WHOLE JOHANNESBURG, S o u t h •IKrlca (UPI)—A cavc-ln at the ^world's richest gold mine 80 ^fcillcs northwest of here cauirbd heavy lows of life today. “ *yU least 39 persons were reemorted killed when tho colAdapting ground wrecked part rgf a processing plant at the iMabm, tho biggewt contributor S b Sooth Africa's 9700 million gold production. 2460 P A R K A V E . a t 25th ST . SUGARCUREDSMOKED SANFORD, FLA .Airm an Dies A s [Tanker Bums ALPINE. N. Y. (UPI) One airman was killed Moo, day when 10 crew member# ; balled out of a burning Air ; Force ltCST Merisi 'tanker ’ over this tiny hamlet in f ■northern New York's Finger ! Lakes region. ; The dead crewman waa • Identified aa Sgt. Huston ’ Childress, 31. who plunged ' to his death In a field when 'his parachute apparently failed. The nine other men parachuted safely. Capt. Riley Godfrey, of Garfield, Okla., tho plane M commander, said he set the ’ aircraft on automata pilot after the fire became un­ manageable and it was last seen beaded in a northerly dlrsction. C U K STEA KS BUIE RIBBON QUALITY WESTERN BEEF STEAKS CHUCK RIB CUBE STEAK STEAK STEAK : STREAK-0-LEAN BANQUET. CREAM FILLED CHOCOLATE COOKIES FROZEN DINNERS TURKEY * S K IP 3 for FRIED CHICKEN HAM * MAC i CH CHOPPED BEEP $|00 HADDOCK SUNSHINE H Y D R O X HAVING A PARTY? N A B ISC O SOCIABLES YOUR CHOICE ITALIAN ‘ COOKING OIL Stocks Lower NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks wore lower on fairly heavy M trading at the opening today. Tho sentiment on the street as •the market opened this mom' ing was that the long awaited reaction in stock prices might t o at hand. FRE-MAR RICH CREAMY Funds Sought TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Tho Slats Department of Edut - (J t i o n formally opened IU ~tempi Ign today for extension ef the school capital outlay amendment under which doss to 9160 million In classroom* have been provided in the past 10 years. QUART LIMIT -1 YOUR CHOICE CHOICE WITH I2J0 FOOO ORDER LIBBY’S R U SSE L FVHE TASTE CAUF (HLVS OR SLI) NEWLO PRICE! LADY FAIR SLI. WHITE PEACHES 25* BRAVO SO. AMERICAN CORNED BEEF 3 M 00 HORMEL CHILI ?£» 3oS* *1,# GALVANIZED BORDEN EVAPORATED GARBAGE M ILK 7 £ £ *1“ SARACEN RED 10# SU. S li. CARROTS *<S 5* Your Welcome Wagon Hostess will call with gi f t s s a d f r i e ndl y greetings from the cam* muaity. PYHE SOFT ASST. COLORS Bath. TISSUE rM0U 39c 20 G A L . SIZE _ WELCOME W A G O N ’ LIMIT -1 WITH FOOD ORDER CRISP PASCAL EXTRA LG. STALK �On Jai'Alai Top tody outdoor writer for tha St Augustine Rooord. •Holm Corson haa boon a good frload to Sanford la ftrIni ip m 10 the pm Bition and other fltkiag along oar gortioB of Um 8 t Johns la hor column, thank? providlag tha eeunty with aka aa* played tha Said of tha top plajnra. Amtlbal tad Ajvatia prailed hard during tha flail miaotoi of piny bat couldn't quits (Itch sp. The 1*7 yn> Wa aaa ba assured that tba facta paid HI. will giro os another rotation adjacent to tha area dealg* after aha aad bar husband Bated kg the alga la a boar caught IS good stood shad plane aad a let of people oaa this trip. tha road aad parking (paces. ■ Two other oat of county O'Hara and Bat nobody anna tha araa visiters, U underneath tha paba trues bo* Frank Btokec of Palatka, With tho aoason half over landed It, with throo roa, for the Hollar Motors Navy aausa tba place la a rones. Than was a soggsatloa at and Crowo said ho had It Wives bowling loop, the VAH* aaa time that tba trass ba ra- boate oat Sunder and tha? 3 Enlisted Wives are sitting nortd aad room ipaca for all brought back fish with ta a >7*15 record la first place, tho VAH-P Officer's parking ba nada than. For* soma roa. tunatsly, that hasn’t baoa Wives In second with a SS-ll dona. Who would rorooro tha Both my readers will re* standing and tha VAH*1 trass whan nobody will ortn call that I said last week that Tigers bolding third with • voaoTo tha woods? tbs moon of Doe. • might 30*23 record. I wouldn't belabor this bring a good run of shed. The hottest battle la tba point, bat this to tbs aoason Well, I hare word that thle league Is between the teams o f tlx year wbaa visitors run waa at tha north end of holding fourth down to 10th from roany states (23 last Lake George on Dee. 3 ar.d place, where the seven eg* poar) coma bars for the shad ought to bo hero any minute. grogstions are separated by fishing season aad ssvoral And don’t laugh—that's of* only three garnet. thousand of thorn will sea this flclal. Crowe had a report Louisa Carsnhead rolled a area between now and spring. from one of tho Game aad 118 for high Individual game And that sign Just makts Freeh Water Pish Commie* last weak, but Kay Bowman the wholt m tii look m tiiln. slon biologists that tha ran caroa through with a 404 to Surely 8B 40, which Baal- was at that position last eop the high series. note Countiens keeps hoping Wednesday. It takas tha shad Charlotte Bassett picked up and praying will become one about a wtsk to make It from tha 34*10 spilt, Cocky Mara* of tho busy highways to tha there to our section of the ditto tha 4*5*7, Eleanor Clem* east coast, could stand a way* riser, I’m told. mons tha 5*6*10, Kay Bowman side table under a puhn tree That river will bo fun ef converted a 5*10, Lou Par* for our visitors. the silvery rascals by tha full rish a 5*7, Jay Thompson the With no weeds. moon of Jan. 8, regardless of 5*10. Colean Wlnshlp picked up two spllte, tho 3*10 and this early bunch. What brought thia to mind the 3*7, ae did Sue Reno who again was a trip out to the A couple of weeks ago, J. toppled Um 3*10 aad the 4*3. river Tutadsy to check up oa E. Colo brought a picture of Beth Eleanor Clemmons the early arrivals among tba some fish he caught to the and Louisa Cadanhead rolled shad and tba accompanying newspaper and It wound up throe strikes apiece. victims cf shad fever. in a slight mess. There had beta a goodly Tho picture got In tho pa* number of both—and some per, but tho caption was toft of tho fish and fearer suffer­ out. 1 admit that such a thing ers had got together. can happen, but I won’t ox* One couple who visited tha plain It. Anyway, Cole's cap­ Sanford area Saturday and tion was located this wtsk In In th e Ptoeereet I n * Sunday wore Mr. and Mrs. R. some leftover typo and 1 will League's weekly action, tha N. Corson of 8L Augustins, offer a small apology to him Platters regained first ptoee who caught some nice shad by reporting now that hs had end dropped tho Strikers back fishing out of Crowe’s Camp. a string of bus and (peeks Into second alot with tha Top* Begging Mr. Coma's per. that were good stood aad ona pen hanging grimly aa la don, I especially note tha visit groat big gar that ha hauled third. by Mrs. Corson, who Is a out of the river. Gladyi Ftloiaa rolled a pta ■putting 137/111 oorica Is ba high for tho souien and Dot Johnson came through with a 166/467. W hy Y O U Should Buyt Three strikes In a row won rolled by M a r y Watson, TIRES from McROBERTS Gladyi Pilolaa aad Joan Adams. In tha split depart­ 4 L ifetim e Unconditional Road ment, tha aocceseful bowlers Hazard W arranty. wore Dot Johnson, the 5*10} Sharon Eos aad Dot Grow, F R E E : Periodic F R E E : H r * R otation 5-7] Bov Krecak, tha 44*7 aad Inspection Dot Greta tho B>16. F R E E : F la t T i n F R E E : F ron t End Canadian Ace H O L S U M PEACH Preserves Brack's U . S. N O . 1 R E D Faultless Spray Gloria M ix C u t Rock mt®. Check B udget Term * . N o C arrying Charge T IR E S P E C IA L IST SIN C E 1933 M cROBERTS Tire Supply, Inc. Florida Diatribetars For Deamaa Custom Ballt Ttroo Wa Giro Plaid Stamps 461 W. Pint I t SANFORD FA 34411 Moore W inner SAN ANTONIO, Teg (UPI) —World featherweight cham­ pion Davey Moore of Loo Angolea whipped M o x l e a City’s Fill Nava Tuesday night to a teacup fight fag kto February title defense. Moon, who weighed 130, won a unanimous decUiea. y Q C A ll Filled Assortment Platters Regain Dinecrest Lead R epair I PACK Cremes - Jellies n * y ( J C Spicettes tu. m* # 13’Os. MEHKY 39c Christm as Chocolates FRESH PRO D U C E BEAMS Shelled 1 Lb P ic * 3 Lk Boa $1.89 �» % Take61-56Win ths asw cose soason Tuesday •i*ht when they took Mow Smyrna Bssch’o Barracudas into eaap la a okas SMS tOt on the MSB court Tbs Lions, led by Jim Courier, tallied a from Urn tho floor sad 17 fins tosses far their polot total for tho evening against ths Barracoda's IP flaid goals gad IS gift points. Tbs homo loam enjoyed • U d lead at the end of tha first quarter, bat fee Lkoae toned ea the heat aad had a halftime feed of fe-fe offer tallying » potato to tho oppoakioa'a If. The ptoo fsU fast oad furious for the Thursday Nits Mixed League. Dot Powell again led the field with a U t series for a new leases high. With the assistance o f th* remalniag members o f the team, Powell* Office Supply act a now season high with a team scratch aeries o f M90. Several 500 plus aeries wars howled with Erma Ander­ son, Ellen Bette and Jim An­ derson Of Powell* making 537, 635 and 507 respectively; C. E. Plercjr and Harold Appleby ef Mrs. Appleby's Restaurant made 57V aad IBS each, setting new raeorde far handlrap and eernteh aeries la the Mea’a Division. Doha B t Louis Cardinals since IN I, said Tucaday tha IMS kn*> boll season would bo bis hat m o player. "Ons mom soason, that’s an." said ths 42-ysar-oM Cardinal alugger, who brain Icoked for evoa stx major league rscords and Usd ons this past ssasso. "I still think. I tan hslp ths Cardinals, so 1*11 stay with thorn In INS, bat ns loncsr." bo told. Muriel, who baa won tho Motional League batting title sorsn times, was bora to asOSpt tho annual "Pol loop" •ward, presented to tho atb■sto who "best oaomplllloo hifh value# and standards both ea and off tho field." Tho award Is ghrea by tho th Joosph Homo fsr Childrssu Judge Robert C. Csanoa, tho counsel fsr tho major loacno hossboll players an* sorlstlm. made ths proooath* Pittsburgh Pinto tnflaUsr Jekany Logan, former Now Toth Yankee pitching groat Vernon (Lefty) Gomes, aad two o f tho now owner# af fee Milwaukee Braves, William Bartholomay an d Thomas Reynolds. "I’m glad to sea th# naw owners of the Braves an ysangsr than 1 am. That’s whet baseball needs — more young blood," Masla] said. Muslal, atill looking trim as a rookie, praised Cannon by saying that relations between major league player* aad ownen have "naver bean bat­ MIAMI (UP!) - Yoferoa ter than they an new. Both Jockey WUlUa Hartack was tho players aad ownen an reported te “ aaUefactery^ (N B n Umpire Berry Quits Boseball also a sfe In tho Women's Division with Eleanor Ander­ son taking over High Handi­ cap Game with a 335 and Erma Aadcraon taking the High Handicap Scries spot with a 537. Splits ware converted by Ellen Bette, Duka Dulek and Clyde Pierey making ths S-10; Eleanor Anderson making tho 3-7 aad Ann Almond converting ths 5-6. W IL S O N C E R T IF IE D W hole or Full Hatter Tourney Opens Friday Shank H alf DELAND (UP1)—The fifth annuel Hatter Invitational Basketball Tournament spon­ sored by Stetson University opens her* Friday with Bol­ tins College and tourney fa­ vorite Middle Tennessee State meeting in the first game. Allsweet Margarine 1 Lb. Ctn. Limit 2 BOSTON (UP1) — Umpln Charlie Berry has retired after a career hi the Ameri­ can League that spanned two decades, elx World Series and five All-Star garnet. The a n n o u n e e m a n t of Berry’a retirement came Tues­ day from league president Joe Cronin who also said the league had purchased condi­ tionally the contracts of four minor league umpires. g| | t u y g fl late Tuesday after ho «M throw* from his horn fe • m o at Tropleal Pork. Hartack, who la om of tho most Dory aad successful little mea In tho riding flaid, auffend a head Injury which Baptist Hospital officials said did not ahow op oa t fracture under X-ray, Ho was takes to tho hospital in an ambulaneo after boiag throws toward tho rail by faokiag ahead la tho mvosUi race. Tho two-yoor-old appar­ ently shied away from a anaspot. Legs • Thighs F %A c Breasts W ith Rib Pillsbury Biscuits - 9Cea* Frozen C H AN G E Foods OF M ANAGEM ENT Orange Juice r a s 4-49* P igs Feet Chicken Backs Birdseye Mix or Match Baby Limas Broccoli AT 2493 French Ave. Spears HOMEMADE Hickory Smoked Bacon 39c Ib Pork Sausage - - Tarnow Chili In Cup 39c Ib, Festival Boneless Ham 3 lbs. $1 79c lb I. E. (Gene) Estridge Invitee all hia frioada to ia aad aay "HcDo” to GOOD J fv U jtiiH U f Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED 25TH & PARK 100 Bonus T V Stamps PRICES GOOD TH RU SA T ., DECEM BER 8E R V 1C B IS With 55-55 #r score purchase of GAB • OIL LUBE - OIL CHANGES - TIRES • BATTERIES aad ACCESSORIES r OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 15. lM t TAIBWAT TEXACO • SANFORD, FLA. atop �w 1 . ------ I Personals l y Oswald Jacoby BS FOR THE CHRISTMAS PARTY tad f tku i m of Pint Preebrtorton tka Phflathan Fhflath« (H Claaa Pwabytwian C ( h oith ere from Jett, A* Cobb, Mn. Gworgu 8tioa, Mrs. a L Bnddin* and Mr*. A1 Hunt (Horald Photo) Third Birthday Celebrated ! M n M Wteaa aad Ido. Prod Wtlaaa wara aaW atiaa . « hr i m o o t maatteg of too tote II Chapter of Bate . Sigma Phi to to* h a m of Mn. Wtou. Mtmbcre of tho woya aad . m aaa eoamlttao anaooacad •■•lii wiaaar of Baby of tW 7 Y oir Coatrat, Braitoa Par. ~ Wat, tpoateood by <W Ro­ tary Club. Chairmen, Bra. Gary Hudgins, termad tha ; oaoteat a groat aoceaat. * Tha chapter?! a n n u a l Chrlatmaa project of buying guta aad food for a needy family waa diaciiacd and Mama ard to be brought to , - tW an t mooting, Dec. II. ThU will W a Joint bualncia matting aad Christmas par­ te.' A program ontilted "Our Own Homo" waa presented hy Mrs. Wteaa and Mra. Wilson. TWy dlapteyod many picture and posters on homo daoor, color combteatteoa aad amngamoatj. B waa aawouneod that ona o f tho members, lira. Wal­ loon Tyro, ooa Mark, aad this ateoth to Jala bar boaband, la Germany. Tha chap­ ter told a farowall party in Bar honor, roeaatly, at tW homo of Mra. Phil R. Bach to Loch Arbor. Others at Urn meeting were Mra. Joe Corley, Leon Swain, Alvin KUpatriek, Ro­ bert Reavaa, Richard Butter, B. 0. Dormiaoy, Buddy Bata, Mlaa Qraee Marla Stlnoelphor and a proepactlvw membar, Mra. Gerald Ooviagtoa. DeBary Church fll. Ana’s Catholic Church « f DeBary hold a Latin Study group roeaatly, to tha Social HaR. ■y Bhbtoy Woodworth Llttte Mlaa Doom U i m ••Ubrated Wr third birthday, recently, with a party at tha bona of Wr pareata, Mr. aad M n Walter Laraaa, «a Laka AaWr Clrtla, la Baar Laka. Htr mother Invited a group of pteyatatea for sa aftemiaa of fun with Wr. Refroikmaete of poach aad taka wna aarvad to tW youngitera, fol­ lowing a parted of gaaee, teeluding aoma musical anaa. Tboaa sharing tha calabra* tlon with Donna wara Bally Reavaa, David Millar, Chart Lyn 1'rlora, Linda Madvaa and tha honcroo’a yuungto brothar. Douglas. (tie JJte (tinman:* Church Calendar aad traata for tea chlldroa to bo hald at tea Banatt Manorial Method]it church, time tentatively act lor Doc. f t with iuppgratf:M . Watch hoop aa opaa data to Join la tho Am. Tha Episcopal Mrs. Rhoades Hostess For Chapter Meeting "Lat’e Keep Chrlatmaa" waa tha thrmo of tho program pre­ sented by Mra. Henry MeLaulla at a recent mooting of 8L Mary’a Chapter of Holy Croao Episcopal Chunk. TW group mot at the homo of Mra. Harlan Bboadea la tavenna Park. Mra. Rhoades, o h a I r m a n, conducted tW mooting and re­ ported oa tha board mooting of tha Episcopal Cburchwomon hold teat week. A report waa givon on Uio United Fund thank offering Ingathering hold Nov. 1, aad membeta dis­ cussed tWIr project of honor. Ing birthdaya each month at Sarcpte Rest Homo. It waa do* elded that a Chrlatmaa party would W bald thoro for tho lloma’o residents. Mrs. Joseph NicWlaa re­ ported on tho sate of Cteiton fruit cakos Wing sponsored hy tha circle and stated that one, two and throe pound ©nee ore still available. Following tha maotlag tof­ fee aad refraehmonta were •ervod to tW eighteen mem­ bers present. Maty men and women la tho Someone who tries to stop Lftto pronunciation of (ho Di­ your story before you’re half alogue Maaa. It waa agreed to iiaiahed put* a saver* altala bald tha meetings every Mon­ oa friendship. day at I p.m., aad it ia hoped IW1DAT Tha TIL Panday School CUao of tW P in t Baptiot Church will moot at g p. m. la tW Educational Building for tho regular monthly bualnoaa and program mooting. TW Lottie Moon Chrlatmaa offer­ ing will alto bo takea at tha mooting. whoa atoaayo— ” 1 could toll you plenty about bar." BW not only could —aho*e dying to. " I trout montioo any aewoo h ot.. . . " But aW will giro you onoagh hint* a* that you can corn np with tW right warn. “ She b ooo of my dearest frteada but . . . " What aW to about to any teat going to W friendly, *1 content euro teoa. . , . » She earn p l o a t y o r abo wouldn’t ha briagiag np tW •object. I f you west to know what I think. . . ." Tout* going to know whothar you wuat to know or not. "I'm not one to gooolp bet Church mid their i meeting at tha parrbh Wednesday afternoon LARSEN and birthday cake. DO N N A DeBary Couple Retumi From Northern Trip Mr. aad Mra. Arthur Hook of Palmetto Dr. have return­ ed from oa extracted trip to Syracuse, N. Y. where they visited Mrs. liook’a sister, Miss liaael Bock and their aaa aad daughter-in-law, Mr. aad Mra. Arthur B. Hook. White there Mr. Hook sang with tho Legion Chorus at tho Hotel Attar, N. Y. aad attended tho Imperial Coun­ cil of an Shartoodom la Ttaranlo, Canada. Ha also tong with tha Shrine Chanter*. Mr. Hook waa a patient at the Veteran* Hospital to Syracuse, N. y . hr fifteen day*. After tearing (ha boapUal, they visited relatives and frteada, la aad around Now York and onroute boom to DeBary. THURSDAY Sanford Home Demoaetrattea Club marts at S p. m. at tho HD Canter tor a Christ­ her doll, gdmiring the oa tho Epidmoy ooame. A mas party. Mambora will bring (Herald Photo) tea followed aad all enjoyed aa iaorponaira hnmamaili gift the meettog very much. Rev. aad M n. Fred Footer, Mn. T. V. BcuR, Mra. Harry Shine aad Timmy Shia at­ tended tha Church teachers1 training course bold at Or­ ange City aad plan to attend tea aaaatea next week. This racial training aaaatea PAMPEM PATENT la baiag taught by Mra. J X Cloaa potato teathor shoos, Kennedy of noliwiil aad Mlaa handbags and Wlta with pe- Mary Hubbard, rural wertor troteum Jelly to prolong looks for tho ala aburtWa to DoBary. and wearability. 9 0 % a re /o orr bbg. p u c e OPEN NIGHTLY TILL IsM P. M. . MOW T I B U SAT., DMC. tend. Howe's J a & h io n A ISM PARK DR. WAMSUTTA HALLMARK With Famous “ SuttamMtic” Durability Advanced Autom atic W aah-and-W car • FULL CUT SUPERB STYLING CR YSTA L D IN IN G ROOM • QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP • OVERLOOKING B E A U T IF U L ahraya at JIM SPENCBRW P R E -C H R IS T M A S SA LE! 1 RACK • FALL AND WINTER DRESSES AND 1 RACK LADDER SUITS FINEST FABRICS L A K E M ONROE ALL THB LOBSTER YOU CAN BAT CHAR - BROILED PRIMB STEAKS WHITE ONLY YOUR OPENS CHOICE Exclusively At S A T U R D A Y , D ECEM BER 15 to 17 32 mad 33-iach Slaavoa CONVERTIBLE CUFFS — I lb I Meoao Par PLANT O N L Y $1.00 GnfurOU Nemery SIZES 14ft RESTAURANT aad COCKTAIL LOUNGE Swath French Are. Phone FA 3- Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails East First a t Sanford A re . FA 2-S244 SANFORD, FLA. Uaa buttons ar cuff Saks Drip or Tum ble D ry and W e ir �> i t t i a i ouattM Ag H orn jig contest r .a k u u ' SMfbrd, Florida Recommended By People You OBNBBAL BULISi 1. SHrtN M M be located la tho Sanford Ann (emrtnrt Tndemattea Building for limits). *• C «teo««ta may enter Residential or Commercial d u . Mtlcattea or both. Separate entry blanks a n remind far each entry. I. Only ma dirialoR may be entered under tha KaoUmliel cteoeifWellom. AU Residential entrtea will be tUgfcte far Dtebten Me. 4. A Batriae moat be mailed to the Jajreee Bid*, on Fratk * Are. by noon December 19, IMS. A Contestants o n revested to kwy dUpteya lighted nlgbUy between 7:10 and 4:30 P. M. until wtenen an announced to allow judges ample time So shock all en­ tries. (Cheek claseifkatlea aad dlviaion) Konw! Cot Division Prises 1 1st place — trophy Sad place — L3ViMtrophy Dtriatea Me. 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No. 1 White S • P ic k Beer Energy Bleach Canadian Ace Flat Can Standard 90S Can Limit 4 Sardines In Oil Green Beans Standard S03 Can Limit 4 Mr. G . 9 Ox. Tomatoes French Fries C O M BIN ATIO N AT Sortie# TV RENTAL Seminole TV Zenith Cater TV Helen 3444 Sanford Atn. PA 3-1*34 FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER 3144 PARK AVE. SANFORD 3:44 P. M. TILL • P. M. FLO R ID A Quantity Righta Reaerrtd Price* Good Thru Doe. It �MM' !■ O D U B * v ICS *9 - L 1 ^ r f.T * *■ M poMibUtty t f graatlag a (t m i u 4 roar p it t iu t t k L 1 M I B fV 1 r l0 ■ ■ 1Ml1« 10 M 1 - I m . IJHj W (. *H iwti t T A j S w T m * fM « i ih X , y i > MM M M M IM following iri^irty m To o l W f i *• r > M « Marta* wtn M MM la tM e m u W m I M i i i w Rm b , CNrt Mom *, Buford. WwMl , M Pooombor It, iH t J at fid* P. M. or so a m Uir*> attar M possible. SomlaoU Oraatp M i l l o f AdjMtRMat S H S Dram a C lab Play Thursday HlDblllr CkrlatMM Carat.” TMrsday at t p. m. i* Dm ichool auditorium. TM play «U afar Hobart Karrla u Joshua TruaMU* or, tba hlDWIly Scroof#, and H am a Spaara aa Urn Widow HiakJy aad a full eaat ol eomadf eharactara. A aaaQ Ingo W an ts Fight GOTEBORG, Sweden (UP1) —Formor M arjwoifht chan'iloti Ingtmir Johansson aald Taaadap M would ltko to aratt currant tltliat Sonny Litton lomatfano waxt atunnor In Mexico or tM United State*. Johanaaon boileraa hla tax prablam with the U. R. govornmont will M "sorted out" Xettee ot PaMto B earW l To wMm It nur oonaornt The Bamloolo County Board of Adjoatmtat wilt MM a subll* htarla* to ooaoldor tko possibility of arutlao per* mlaaloa w operate a tklldron'o nunary la a R-l RoaldontUI dlatrlet aa raquoated by Mrs. Ohara T o u t on tko foUowlag aaaerlkod proparty: Lot I*. Block C, Para Tarraaa a«bdlvUloa. PublU koarlss win to MM la lb# Couaty Commissioners Room, Court Houac, ton ford. Florida, on Doeoabor IT, Itat Naw ptopla la towa look at ot f:ta P. X, or m ooon thereafter aa poaalbla. Herald Ada. Ba aura your tomlnnle conatp Beard of followat Lot M A w «M Waal aa foot thoroof) aad tM WMt ta foot of Lot M •( MOLNAWS ADDITION TO I-ONOWOOD. aoeordlag to PUt ihoruf w u rli l i i PUt Book 1, Pita M. 4 tka PablU HMtrta o« lUmtaolo Couaty, PUrlM (U A L ) Arthar M. Beckwith, I r . Clark af tka Ctraalt Court By: Martha T. Vlhlaa, IMA Wladcrwecdle. Halloo, Haatar A Ward t it Park Avoaao, Soatk Wlatar Itrk. Florida Attaraap for PUIattff Pabtlak Doe. It, IMA CDD.tT w Tim e ta e rrr cocbt o p T im BlkTm JUDICIAL n o . c m , IX AND P a * in Mia KOLB COtSTT, FLOniDA CHANCMBV NO. 1M0V basinets la rapraaantad with AdhMtaMat Bp Wlllloaa CL Mattock, LILLIAN M. WEBER. attractlva ndrortlaomonta. PUInUft Chairman Call PA >N11 Pnbllnh Don. It, ItOI. BESSIE R. BALUNOAU* CDD-lt SIDE G LA N C E S B y Galbraith BENIN OLM COCNTT BOARD OP ADJCBTMMNT NoMa* of PMbUa Hearts* To whom It may ooaoora: Tko Seminole County Boord of Adjustment will kold a public hearlna to datarmlaa the poaalbllllr of granting parmlaaloa to oataad area oa which special, aaecptloa waa ■ranted for acwaae treatment plant na requeued by Plrat Flerlda Ulllltlaa. Inc., aa the following daecrlbad property: Parcel No. One, basin at a point ITI.a* ft 'W of the E line at aad 144.11 ft M I ’ ll* t r W af tka a s eoraer af tko WH or tko EE It af tko NEU at Section ll-tia-J»E. thaaeo run a I ' l f l T B IF: thence W UT ft thenea N 1* t i l l " W »# ft thence B UT ft to the KIR Parcel No. Two: Beala at a petal 1M.01 ft W of tM B line of aad atl.lt ft N l * m r W af thn IE corner of the W U of the 8B H or the NEU of Beetlea U SlS-ltE. thenea ran N f l l 1 t r W M ft. thence W MT ft. thence ■ f l l i r E *0 ft. Ihenre E UT ft to tko POO. Public bearing will bo held In tho County Commlccloncra noom. Court Itouie. Sanford, Florida, on Docombor IT, t ill nt T:tt P. M. or as soon thereafter aa poaalbla. Bemlaolc County Board of Adjualment By William C. Ilalbaek, Chairman Publlah Doe. II, 11U CDD-lt Q C L S e u ff t o * EU-, ICLKt: FXtfi fiOffi j j s j . ll tr ONCE AMIN, S B , W l m OWE OUR I M S TO HSU. fiiCTtO 1ESAUK Tm ebs U I* Legal Notice j Dafandanl. NOTtCB OP IALB IB T im CtaCVIT COCBT. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVa im j u d ic ia l ciB ccvr EN that nadir a Plant Dncroo OP PLOMIDA ta ABB POD antnrnd bp tka Judea of the IEHINOLB COUJTTT CHANCBDT NO. lL tll auaaia ann rooinson , Plaintiff •ra. JOHN WILLIAM ROBINSON. Defendant NOT1CM OP BEIT TMB STATM OP PLOMIDA TOi OUMIH ANN ROBINBON whaaa place of reetdeaee lo anknova NOTICE U MEREST OIV- Counterclaim by tho Dofon> dent whoroln Uo relief aought la a Divorce and tho ontlro care, caatody and control af the minor child, JOHN WILLIAM ROBINBON, ML Thaea preaonta are to canoe aad ta roqalra you to file yoar writ* tan dofonMa, If nay, to the aald Counterclaim aad U aarva a copy thereof upon Do. tandant'a attorney on or to* for the tlth day af Janaary, A. D. IMS, otherwlae a Da. crao Pro Cenfeaao will ba on. tarod asalaet yon u d the cauee proceed oa porta. WITNBM my hand and of. Held coal at Sanford. Sami* nolo Coanty, Florida, tkla Ird day of Dooombor, A. D. lilt. (SEAL) Arthur U- Beckwith. Jr, Clerk of tho Clroult Court la and Per Seminole Couaty, Plortda Byt Martha T. Vlhlaa, D. C. Oordon T, Prodarlck Attorney far Defendant IN TMB CINCt!IT COURT OP M i n t North Park Avanua P. a 80S ITU TMB NIXTM JUDICIAL C1RCUIT M AND POM IMMl- Sanford. Florida Pa bl Ink Doo. L U , II, M. NOLM COPNTT, PLOMIDA. CDD-II IN riTANCMMT NO. IMM CARROLL KINNEY, JR, PUIattff NOTTCB OP FORMCLOOUMN BALD BT CLBMK OP CIMc i r r cocbt MARTS KINNBT, NOTICB 10 HEREDT <UVDefrndaat BN that tka nndertlsnod. Ar. ACTION POM DITOMCB Ihur H. Beckwith. Jr, Clark TOi-MarIe Kinney M lt North Dorblgay SL af the Circuit Court of ieml* Now Orloaao, tmulslana uolo County. Florida, will oa TOO ARM IIEItEUT NOTI­ lha IIth day of Docombor, FIED that ault for divorce 1MI. during the legal hoar* hao bean brouaht and U pond* af *al*. si th* main door of lay asalnct you la Iba abova th* Court I I s u m of tomlnol* alyled Court at Banford. 8eml* County, Florida, In th* City nola County, Florida aad you of Banford. Plortda, offer for nra hereby required to file a*U aad tall at pobllo outcry your Anewer or other pleading Is th* hlshoat and boat bidla aald canoe and aarvo a dar far cash the following copy of tho lane aeon Plain­ dtecrlbtd property eltuated In tiff's attorney, Pervle P. Seminole County, Florida, toSwann, tilth tomb Orange wit: Tho Boot Half (NH) *f Avenue. Orlando, Florida, on th* Weal lU lf t WH) of or before Itbs 14th ___ day _ __ at January, 1441. Herein fall net. Lot 41. In Eatamlngoru Addition Namtor Two. aa oloa a Decree Pro Cnnfeeoo recorded la PUt Booh I, will be entered agatnet you aod laid eauao will proceed oi parte. Florida. (SEAL) Arthur R. Beckwith. Jr, pureuaat to tka Pinal Deere* of Foreclosure entered la a Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Plortda f**o rending In Mid Court, tho otrlo of which la MidBy: Martha T. Vlhlon SUto Homes. Inc- a Florida Deputy Clerk corporation, Plaintiff, va. Don­ Pervle P. Swann ald V. Lee. slagle, «t aI. DaAttorney far PUInllff feadaata, aad th* doohet num­ 11*4 South Orongo Avenue Orlando, Florida ber af which la No. I i m . Fubllob Deo. It, tl. |d * " r h ,»4 «“ 4 the Jan. ». l i l t official aaal af Mid Court UU CDD-lt Klh day of Docombor, lilt . (SEAL) Arthur M. Backwith. Jr, pUloL ,, I*'.* Nun to pub* llehcd oace a week for four coneceutlva week* la th* Sanford Herald. DATED ihls ttth day ot Novamtor, n iL (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clock of Circuit Ccurt Byi Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk S * S ® L W* T' ,1* 11 * D,£- *• CDC-M * i f/l I Bt Li f / it j i ! r - S B �t % FA* D) i --------:---------- — Jr:\: ■ .‘ i- i ; * ■' ' ( { js w S w i & m i - ■ Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your SW E E T IE P IE By Nadine S eH n r yi>» 32*5613 O ffic e 304 W . V in t (or your convenience C A . W hiddon, Sr. GIFTS FO R M EN GIFTS F D R A L L » Park A rt •ufcrd, Florida Tal S23-3N1 TO O LS ROBES by Babftar, w a * and Hi-Fi Stereo Records. Top CALL SHIRLEY JONES at wear, I8.M to ( 12J8. Per FA >8812 to list year Qdt 108. Christmas, classic, kins. Downtown Sudani. popular. Perfect gift tor Ideas. any member of tba family. Lot us help yen select BantSanford Electric. Down­ tag Clothes, pocket compass, SPO RTIN G GOODS town SaadStd. PA 2-13*3. Gun Cuts, Outboard Motor Carts. SemiMto Iparting Give your family tke meat CUSHMAN GoM Carta, and Goods. Suitors, Oaseiiae ft Elselasting gift ef aU. Better SWEATEES, slipover a n d trie, new tad used. Fin­ education and a mot* suc­ Cardigans, IMS to I14J8 ance Pina. Robaon Sport­ cessful future with World Perkins, Downtown Sanford. ing Goods. Downtown San* Book Encyclopedia aad/ar luftL FA M N L Chlldcraft. 3224877. •kales, Air Rifles, Tents, Canteens, Packs Mass Kits. Army-Navy Surplus. • Quality • Fashions • Service Gifts tor mill GIFTS F O R B O YS Of Sanford CALL SHIRLEY JONES at PA 2 3813 to lift your Gift Ideas. LUGGAGE BOOKS f t C A R D S YOWELL’S CALL .SHIRLEY JONES at PA >3813 to list your Gift Ideas. STO CK IN G 8 T U F F E B S GIFTS FO R C H ILD R E N 18*8 Childcraft Perfect con­ dition. Reasonable. 1334877. St. L u U ry Barrie* . Of. AitMwMb Barrie* 29A. Aat* Ammirlm G IFTS F O R W OM EN SOL M a d r in y - Took CALL SHIRLEY JONES at IDEALS, Classics, CSfldrsa’a FA >1*12 to list your Gift Books. A Shopper’s Dreamt' Idus. McVlcars, Downtown tonford. G IF T S F O R HOME DANIEL Green Slippers, Photo greeting cards, made CALL SHIRLEY JONES at cepaoey. Write William#. 84.83 to * 8 3 . Other bodfrom your Mgative, or tor FA >3813 to list your Gift room slippers from (2.93. $1.00 extra » e win take USB B. Mathew Perry Rd. Ideas. the picture. 48 Hour aor­ Key What Mr more Mar* Cut *N Curl Beauty Bmp IVEY'S tic*. Gassmaa Pftoto Ser­ MS Palmetto PA MC A P P L IA N C E S SHOE STORE vice, 1332 McUonvilto. Ph. Lonsdale, S bedroom house, PA >1042. Singer Round Bobbin equipCALL SHIRLEY JONES at pod to ilg u g . Guarantee. •mall d oe* payment tu . FA 3-3813 to list your Gift 3 Payments ( 9.10. Phone M*. can TE 8-1843 after F U R N IT U R E Ideas. FA >*411. I p a . fcr appointment H O U SEH O LD ITEM S 2 Piece Living loom S«lto JE W E L R Y (88.30. Choice of eolera. I Piece B o d r e e m Suita. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at (99.30. Choice of Colon. FA >3813 to list your Gift FA 2-3813 to list your Gift LOST: Please return ladlea Echols Bedding Company. Ideas. IdftMe black purse taka* at ThriftPLUMBING way Market Sat Keep Contracting A Repairs money, but return contests . . FREE DELIVERY which are very Important. R. L. HARVEY Office PA 3-2118 Mrs. Rctha Griffis, RL 1 m Sanford Art. pa tu n Nights PA J-0S4I Box 138 Sanford. SI* Poultry - Lirastaek S1A. Pate SS. flower* - Sbreb* SS. Furniture S4. Article* Par Sale t i Article* Waited ss-aroo 2. N otices • Personal* Clean fornUbed Apartment MM Park Dr. downstairs. Adults. Phoaa FA MIS4. ROOMS, The Gables, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 34730. AA 3 Bedroom unfurnished house Meets every Thursday at S Room in private homo. kitchen equipped. ( 71.00. p. m., Grace Methodist also 1 bedroom Apt $45 00. 322-7431. Church. FA 2-0677. aoa S. Park Are. Apt A 4 ROOM furnished apartment. 2 BEDROOM modern house. 1 Bedroom, water furnished. Unfurnished house on N. Kitchen equipped. FA 34373. 6. F or Kent Cameron Ave. 4 miles asst (60 a month. 323-0389. of Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, Attractive 3 bedroom, t bath a Room furnished house. A-l. borne. Fenced yard. Near kitchen appliances, quiet 1110 Mo. FA 2-6237. 316 UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ NAS. 113 W. Coleman Cir­ room house, kitchen equip­ neighborhood, school bus Sanford Ava. cle. FA 2-7484. atop. (60 per month. Ph. ped. FA 2-3685, I Bedroom, Florida room. FA 24143. E. B. Stowe. Furnished Apartment close 12, Real E state F o r S alt Fenced In back yafd. Low la. Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013 down payment, assume R E N T A BED monthly payments. Phone Small Apartment. Ligbta and Rolls way. Hospital S Baby S t Johns Realty Bads after 3:00. FA 2-8368. water Included. (43. Pb. THE TIME TESTED FIRM By Day, Week, or Month 118 N. Park Ave FA 24121 FA 2-7399. I ROOMS and hath. Com­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE pletely unfurnished. Near Nice clean 1 bedroom House* Ph. FA 8-8111 111 W. lit SL Lakeview borne with lake NAS. Nothing fancy, but privileges In South Silver trailer. Electric and water Furnished 2 bedroom home. cheap rent. (7.30 weak. Ph. Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms furnished. AdulU only. Pb. Double garage. Fruit trees. FA 2-3219. and 2 baths. Air-Condition FA 2-1305. 2411 Palmetto. FA 2-0*43 ed. Phone FA 27888. EFFICIENCY Apt., SaaJOrd or FA 3-0274. 1 Bedroom home. 2408 Ste­ newest. Ideally located an vens Ave. Ph. 349-4671. WELAKA APARTMENTS: S Bedroom CB home. Take First SL near Post Office. over payments of (84 per Rooma private baths, i l l 3 City Parking Lou, shop­ Nice. 3 bedroom, 3 bath month. Pb. FA 34738. W. First St. ping places. Suitable for home, near new High 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, terrascoupla or single, one rent. School and Shopping Cen­ Clean first floor ApartmcnL so floor. Coocrate block. In No utility charges. Inquire ter. Monna Jarvis. Pbooe Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ West Sanford. Out of flight Manuel Jacobson D a p t . metto. FA 2-1(10. pattern. Large comer lot. Store. Small equity and assume Furn. 3 Room Apt. (30 Mo. 2 Bedroom homo with Flor­ furnished Rooms. 38.00 week. mortgage b e t a n e t . VA ida room and kitchen Adults. FA 24480. 303 S. Park. 3234703. monthly payment (77. Ph. equipped. (75 month. Call Mary. 3 Bedroom. 2 FA 34200. 323-0808 tor information. I BEDROOM bouse, kitchen bath La kefrunt home. Ph. equipped. (73 month. Ph. Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m FA 2 9930. FA 34303. house. 128 Escambia. Pb. Sanford, Fla. Sunlcmd Estates Homes S - BEDROOMS, I, Hi ft 2 BATH S VA - NO DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA - CuovenUoaal 4k FIIA Financing lualaad Eetate. . On lT-IS (3 MI S-, ef Saafsvd) gales Office lit. Hens# laMde R«t»a*e KINUSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. PH. FA 2.8074 JIM HUNT KEU.TY. Days. FA 2-2118 - F.ve. A 8a*. FA 2 0618 - 833-8788 MORTGAGE LOANS R e a lty Beautician wanted. Cut *N Curl Beauty Chop. 318 Pal­ metto Ava. PA 2-0834 or PA 2-4013. Barber wanted. Concession­ aire for winter eeaaon. Ful­ ly equipped Barber Shop. Apply Mayfair Inn, Sanford Elderly retired man to handle small paper route in Write Box 17 c/o Herald. with ear morning Sanford. Sanford Full time Maid to live on pre­ mises, new modern borne. Room, board and salary. Call collect Mrs. Sospp. CH 1-1338. Orlando. Fla. HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! ONLY 4 MORE DAYS LEFT FREE C H A N C E TO REGISTER FOR TRI1* TO NASSAU iRAW ING A T NEW 4 DR. MODEL HOUSE S P . M. SU N D A Y , DECEMBER IS. TEE N GREEN Country CUb Road at Majfair Cwuatey Clab OPEN D A IL Y 10 T IL L 5 Property Free Trailer lot rent In ex­ change tor part time ser­ WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES vices. Phone FA 2-2372. Approximately 2Vk acres, with 130 ft. oa river, H alia off Day's Worker. DeBary, Win­ Large 2 bedroom Trailer on ter Park or Sanford. Refer­ RL 46. large lake. Call FA >7368. ence. Wilte Bon 6 c/o San­ $4,500 ford Herald. Unfurnished house. FA 2-4088. Can FA 24473 after 6 0* p-i New furnished 1 bedroom If a n d 11 n g Duplex. 2300 S. Park Ave. real estate. Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m Apartment, kitchen equip­ ped. 108 W. 18th ft. Pb FA 2-4671. 2 Bedroom house, kitchen equipped. Near shopping center. FA 2-4411, If no answer call after 6 p.m. aft types of JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR 110 N. Park Avenue Phone 323-033*. J. W. H all, Realtor "Can Hall" FA >4841 2344 So. French Ave. Babysitting or Ironing. Ph. FA 2-7791. Hand Sewing, mending, darn­ ing. Dresses, ikirts, short* ened or lengthened. Mrs. Clark. FA 3-7111. Refined retired couple willing to do housework In return for room and board. Winter months. FA 2490t. ALL SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE ASSOCIATE DISTRIBUTOR COLLECTOR - PART TIME EARN UP TO 35.00 HOUR See The LMN New I Ikdroom Home In Lake Wajman IftlgkU On Longdate Are. Juet South Of Lougdalo Long wood. Flo. 6 Milan South of Sanford Turn Went at 2nd Rood South of Oweoo Brew. llPKN II a. m. to 4 p m. MidetaUrn Importer - Es porter will appoint reliable man Or woman tw deliver and redact for retail store ■rroenta. No ■clllny experience needed, kut meat hove auto, good health, in to 12 krs, time weekly end l i t l . l l cash for ooleebie aleck. Pleoao do not take our time if you don’t have above naolKIcationa. For pertonal Interview write giving poet work record, name, adder**, phone no. Mr. W. A. Thempne* Import A Export 20 Arlington Rond Jacksonville II, FU. DAILY S7. Goloeay T o 1 R obson Spot Your EVINR! S I. P ou ltry - Livestock 3008 Gator Shetland Pony for Boat Traitor, A >1418 atchildren . Juft 1* time for tar 1:08. AIR CONDITIONING Christreai. Aloe Waller. Ph. CONTRACT a*d REPAIR FA 2-3479 after 1:30. Simmons Utde-a Bcd. Vary WORE Fiberglass beltam. 1 good condition. Can be 1007 Sanford Art. PA 2 6462 bp. electrla Marl Evl sea* after • p. m. EM Brand new taada DACHSHUNDS AKC register­ Valencia St FA S-7120 a* trailer. Complete e«l ed. Black A tan. a Months FA2 -1W7. old. All shot*. 32MT0L E LE C TR O N IC O R G A N S Service on all makes. Work guaranteed. Town A Coun­ Welmaraner Pups. 7 weeks old. AKC registered. 173. try T. V., 2333 Pa.: Dr., Electric Guitar, amplifier FA 34B8P. 322-33X3. and esaa, adjustable neck, Being transferred, wfll sell Chihuahua Puppies. FA 2-4323 2 pickup tone and volume boa* 38 hp. motor, traitor, controls. Like new. (129. skito tor (334 cask Phooo KEROSENE DELIVER and FA 3-38X7 after 3:3X p.m. FA >8218. Furnace cleaning service. LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES Charles Beaton. FA 24318. . GRAPEVILLE NURSERY . I" Hollywood bad, spring and mattress. (20. Phone 38. M otorcycle* . B t l oO f l Grspevllle Ave. near 20th St. H E A T IN G FA 24303. n. B. POPE CO. INC. VESPA Motor Soootora ( m w ) 388 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 (10.83 down k (3-53 Weak. . Kie-Uft Trailer hitch 340 cash. West ce n t track mtrIy. Lewis Sato* k rors 123 cash. 1381 Vespe 3317 Country Club RoaS 133 Scooter 1293. Terms. FR E E E ST IM A T E Ph. FA 2-782S FA 3-8799. Elder Springs BE MODERN! Cook and heat Trailer Park. water economically with HI- Upholstering A Mattress ren­ 1881 Vespa 150CC. Lika m w . ovating. New A Used Furni­ Therm Bottled Gas. Miller All extras. O S . FA 3-4*33. Oranges and taagarinae. (1.00 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Radio and Appllnnca. i l l S. bushel. Pick yourself. Ph. Co., at 70* Celery Ava. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2 0333. FA 3-30(7. Richmond Ave. FA 2-2UT. Sanford, Fla. F R IG ID A IR E 1938 Tarry trailer, 34' x F Used furniture, appliances, Sales A Service (800. Contact Mrs. Margaret Crosley refrigerator, 30" Hottools, etc. Bought • Sold. G. II. HIGH Wlrth. 8. E. First SL Mao* point electric range with Larry's Mart 213 Sanford 1700 W. 1st St Sanford uol Jacobson Apts. Boom rotlsserie. Call FA MM3 Ava. Pb. FA 2-4132 Pb. FA 24813 3o, sanfotd. Fla. after 1:00. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick SINGER Service With the Cash. SE W IN G M ACH INE SUPER TRADING POST Sales and Service FA 20877. Free estimates in advance Free home demonstration Contemporary T t . Sofa, 3 matching walnut chairs. C A L L F A 2-5783 least O f 1962 M odels Like new. (283. CY >3737 Alan's Fabrie A Rugs Orlando. 25» Park Dr. OLDSMOUILE 88 • 4 DOOR BRAND NEW Automstto Tranm. Power Brake* tad Steering. Radio, Healer. Eleetrie Window*. Whit* Wall lire*. Laxury Trim. 8AVF. HUNDREDS OF I 8 Gentle River Front FA 24274. PRUIT, GIFT PACKED ship­ ped express. B an's Curb Market MS Sanford Are. Ph. PA M k Plumbinf ft Keating PHA and Conventional Commercial A Residential S te n stro m FACTOBY TO YOU Do it youm lf past mmtouL ALUMINUM BUNDS Why poy e Mgh p to * tor j E i*l~r~t head, t i g proof bot­ tom rail wtth plastic ends. or placo ef kMtoOM. Da Plastic or rayon topes. OftM yewraeM and eat* 88% {£ .. ton ar ayloa sards. •f raort. 3 Itarifei p M I l i Bankart* Glass and Paint tea. Ptnoaal toatowettoM Com pany by tba formulate* ad IHB to* Magnolia Ph. FA f 4822 SURE DEATH IN RCTV £i tm B g Bag Sewing MeCIDES, and M t o * hww^ -* *------------»A*Rvf uRTH9f ujODOfriwes labad. Fur latorntto* awd makaa button holes. With true delivery aeU I s y a m t . ■?.; guarantee. 8 payments tor *' Woada. FA . N. R.L ... , SKIS 8«eh. FA M O L A te . C M V i ii i rtA m 28" Girls Bicycle. Perfect condition. PA >4131. U o k ^ lu T p tu m b tog . PK CAMERA, Zeiss Contessa, FA STMS. complete with wide angle, telephoto, fillers, flash. Windows, |aad a n d mead ;.£■ fU ». Sea at Wkeboldt Cam­ eaaemaMe wttft ftMtweio. >> 13 doubles, b stoftss, ft 40 ara Shop. M* S. Park. each, weed gas RftaxM hot:* Violin, lag years old. Imitawater baator Rgg S *aad — i > tton Stood. $388 value. Sell gas kaatora H aaaK .Ilk fr! or trade tor what Have FA >13M. ' ' v you. Phooo FA >1808. Christmas Treat. Chaaee and 1 Year old white very largo cut 30o. U la Ueyd. Lake upright Commercial Frasi­ Mary Bird. — er (Vmlart V r th illiiar WELLS DRILLED, FUMPS. I2>7233. M . AutaMabfta* . T r a c k * SPRINKER SYSTEMS Compute set Man's Golf 1*38 Chevrolet FiakiM. A-l AH Type* aid 81m s club* ft bag. (38. Portable comUUoo, lew mOtago. .. ; Wa Repair and flervlco tape recorder. 3 H, O. MM. FA >180* ar FA MMT S T I N E Electric traiM ft tracks. Machinery and Supply Co. 3334338. Lon* wftaftbaso, 1 toft ptokup vn W. tad St. PA In good condition. Call — Re(ri|eratio* • Air-roodltioa- It coats nothing to use a Mac'. OU Ce. FA >3784. Blue Lustre Carpet Shamlax men needed. We train you. Write Commercial Tradea Institute Bos is, c/a Sanford Herald. HOLLERSo/SANFORD SA V E When you buy, Whatever you buy, for the Best Buy, OLIW M OBILK g U I'E R 88 . ST A T IO N W A G . Air CwaditWw, Pewer Window a. Brake*, Steering, Radio, Heater, Tinted Gleam l'*ed Only By Mr. Haller. Never Been Titled. HAVE HUNDRED* OF | | SA V E Buy in SA N F O R D Buy A Ford in Sanford Strickland-Morrison — IN CO RPO RATED — Used Car L ot Ac roan from C ivic Ccntar 808 E . 1st SA N F O R D f F A 2-1481 PH ON E W IN TE R P A R K M l 4-8BM C H E V R O LE T C O K V A N Brand New. Fleur bhifL RAVE HUNDREDS OF | $ PANEL SA V E C ilE V II STA TIO N W A G O N * P A S S E N G E R Automatic Trim., Heater, White Walla. Feed By Welreme Waxen Lady. C A Y IC *AVK HUNDRED* OF g ( J A Y l LONG, LONG, T R A D E S - E A SY T E R M S FA 34711 ORLANDO CH t-SIM 319 Ea*t 2nd SL FA 2383 8. Park �YouCan’t Evan TokoThaCaiket WkonYouGo l A C U o m n L u <un> — W ^ H i t W jf I t s t ! R ou n d R o a st 89* C lu b S t e a k s • • • • |b9 9 * S h o r t R i b s ........ ■b- 4 9 ‘ G r o u n d B e e f . • • • »> 4 9 c ha hod violated bo Florida law la awiteklng ^ caakate. Board yroaacutor Bom Spector tanned the p r a c t i c e , "■witching a pauper** bos for • cachet" F Im tB m o l-F s m p g r o h jr g M O M K T IR w ith fiM lify M KAT H it in . T H IS - p a r e litm *. tf i, M c k S t a n d ln f R ib R e e M t I PI AIN O P Sill WISING PIlLSHUPt N P A IJ S ii^INDID MAYONNAISE Tcctimony during a ninehour hearing by tha board showed’a body waa rtmovad from • 1900 funeral cachet lait May, but Griffith acid the •witch waa a mleteke. Ha told an employe, Walter Hlckcox. waa eevarely repri­ manded for changing the eoffine. Legal Notice nerm oua w a rn • “down produce lone" W0T1CB to berebr give* that we are eot»a*a la bu.ln..a at m . i, not it, M.iiinnd, Seminole Countj , Florida, ea­ ger the fWtltloue a t m . • ( Tw in m a p l k n u m r h y , and that we lataad t . raatator etli name with the Clark of the Clraelt Court, iomlnole Coentr, Florid* la aceerdance with the erofUlona ot the Fletltlouo Name Ctatetaa. towlti Oeotloa ICI.ee norlde Otatutoe ItIT. Olgl Mr*. STOrllla Whitlee, C. II. Wlaofard Fubll.h Not. *1, IB a D a. >, II. INI. CDC-tt » THW CIRCUIT COURT # » TUB RIMTH JUDICIAL CIR. c u r o r n o r o h okwirolr f o u m . Florida, CHARCBRV VO. IMOS thr bo«tom nvn owrra OAVtltCM BANK. VO. ciJtncN cn el. a. U .i. Me. 1 AB-Pvrpooe Potatoes ..... -O- M..|||,t| We ■ Bala W ■ PI iB W Dolkinm Solid-Pack C a tsu p dairy specials BEnnoN. et Kreffe Aeinled Whipped Dip Doroed.eto. Cream C h e e se ..... 2 varrirn or eurr iv end ANN IB U IIKHHUN, hla wlfa R R aillH V C M i la e >1010 or eeuntry ether thaa the date or Florida. and eialtlnf eddroto beta*: Aviation M.dnl.mllh "B " School, U. h. Nnrot 111tloe, M.mphlo, T.nno.n.o Tou ere harobr aotlfloit that a Complaint to foroclooo a rortnln mortate* onrumberIne tbe folio «lu» doeorlbod real property. to-witi Let tl. Blonh r . COtJNTRT CLUB M A N O R , UNIT NU 1, eoaordlBf te the flat tboroof ee re. oorded te Pint Booh II, Po*o It. Pehllo Boeordo •I Comlaolo Coentr, Flor­ id*. hee heoe filed eeaieet poe te tbe ahevo-etrlod cult. end pea ere reualred te eervo e eetr #1 rear Aatw.r or other Flooding te tha CompUlet ee flalntMTe attorney*. ANDRB. BON, RUM. DE A N , LO W N - Ice Cream • ••••• i Fruit Cocktail . . . # Green P e a s.... 6 F& P Tom atoes 6 P o t a t o e s . . . ___* Table N ap kin s Hydrox Cookies DoWclawa F * P Broad FP F Tender Sweat Garden Flalatllf. R O R fO A G H rO R R C L O C U R R toi clarkvce a. HEnnov Peril Lawa Aoaartad (V-C-5-M) vlih Ale eoeaea pad iw ihm tfc IIK R M A N ’H O R A N G K R R A N II A o at. llo lu g n a , O liv o , 1* I P t 'u t d t u t n Mb# Wteeemte Aped Meed Swiss Cheese ...... t£ 4 •lee Bird Chilled llerida Orange Juice...... 2 ?£ 4 SsHeleoe NepHsI Margarine ...... ..2 | £ 7 M ly Crether'i Ceehleo Chocolate-Chip.... 2 4 wlih d*ia eoopoa and porthoee all tWIfT FRIMIUM FRANKS a? 59* Itootroo OeL, Boo. I t , IMU chriatmaa candy •rvrh'o Faawewa Gloria Mix . . . . . . . 4 t o d i AB-FMed Carbatt'a Whale Irich F.P.V. Holiday Foaturo A n im al Crackers Svrift’n Shortening Swift'ning..........3 Assortment ........ ■reeh'e DeBtlea* Spicettes............ *{£2 C hocolates........i£$|, Aaowor er other Pleading la the etttee el the Cltrk ef tha Clroeit Ceert ee er hefere the Itth dor ef Do.omher, lltL M pea leil te d . ee. a doeroe pro eeafeoee will he tekoa mgntn.t pee lor the tell.r demanded la the CampleleL Tkle NotUo ehall be pebII.hod eaee e weeh for leer eon.eeatlve week* la the teeford Bor old. DATBD thlo tfth tor el »evtatber, lt d . U IA D •reih'e Tody Week- Walnut Puffs........ *j£3 Bob', r.eiiui "tirlMiaee * Candy C a n e s .......VttM “SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK. •ek'd ■— — —■-■ - LONGWOOD, MAITLAND, NORTH Bagged Canes ----- *i? 2 ORLANDO AND SANFORD." . . . Candy Sticks.........£ I HIGHWAY 17-M tad STATE ROAD UB M 'l “ tee Jke- Stockin �* VeTo«By LA BBT YEBSHBL A PHONE CALL PBOM HOME: No m , you better not coma 4 m hero new. No, iU not that t Am t w»nt yon. • . . Temperatures dropped below to today. Tee, 1 0 . . . . I knew what the Chamber o f Com­ merce aajra. . . . Yea, 1 knew It'e Florida.. . . Yea, b at.. . . Well It wae ee cold I had to wear an overcoat and. . . Yea, an overcoat. . , . Yea, 1 knew U’a Florida. . . ..Yea, bat h oeema eomeone forgot to tall the weatherman. . . . Well, 1 can’t help I t . . . Why don’t 1 write yont . . . My Angara haven’t thawed out y et.. . No I’ m not kiddln’. . . . No, I’m not in Minnesota.. . , Florida, Florida F—L—OOOOR—i—d New C h a m b e r president Francla Roumlllat Jr.' (avail though ha doeen’t taka office until January) is taking tha bull by the homa today and has callsd a special emergency meeting of the chamber’s 8UN8HINE committee. . . . Serving 6n the committee are SONNY Powell. 80NNY Raborn, Amy Anderson of SUN­ SHINE Realty and M a r l a WARMER. Thera teemed to be an awful let of paopto up early taduy looking over tbs ice. Not many, if any their phones wan frosen up, though, sa several hundred were so impressed with tha leu forma­ tions that they called tha newspaper to say “yen can get age damage as well as com­ plete ruin o f the tender vegetable crop. He estimated that tem­ peratures w e r e b e l o w freezing for a period of more than 20 hours. Tucker also revealed the damage could reach the proportions o f the severe freeze o f 1957-58 when losses to the county’s agri­ culture soared well over the $1 million mark. A low o f 11 degrees was reported in Paola with tem­ peratures at the experi­ ment station at Sanford ranging from 16 to 20 dur­ ing the early m o r n i n g hours. * Buddy Hawkins o f Mark­ ham Kd. reported light flecks o f snow fell on his car as he was on his way to work about 6:80 a. m. and some also was reported on Orange Blvd. west o f Lake Monroe. Hawkins said it was down to 16 degrees in the Markham area. Sanford was plagued by frozen water pipes, stalled autos and severe damage to lawns and gardens and ornamental shrubs. It was the coldest day in Sanford this morning in 22 years. That’s what officials at the Central Florida experi­ ment station said. The official low record­ ed at the station was 22, compared to the previous low ini j1940, when i 17 was WEATHER: Oottdy, very cold. Low tonight SB-Aft. Proae Leaned Wiro EatfthMlhad lfOS U . I’ f THUR&, DECEMBER IS, 19M. BANTOPD, WiMUPA NO. « 4 O v '4 4 , ' g g jg g j H SH B tires to keep his water tanks froip freezing. Tj ■h 5sS & j v f c Frozen Fruit — Whole Grove O f It West Of Sanford The sails started at « ;fc m. \ They’re still coming. , . Oops. Howard VU treasurer of the whar not secretary. Sorry, Kaye In Surgery County school bus driver* had It extra rough this morn, ing . . . several reported that they had to atop repeatedly to scrape Ice from the invld* windshields and windows and lea was still on the buses as late as U a. m. after the runs were completed. United Prose letrraaUanal ThermoU Corporation, ft n Oklahoma concern. Is going to start making portable gener­ ating equipment that flte your car and will light your houna. Also make walkie-talkies and aueh staff. Have built two new small factories south of Oviedo and plan to build some more. More on this later. Ray Shcarhouse, ef the Frost Warning Service, told us this morning that all the calls they hsd about fruit said the same thing — frozen hard. Well, we wers too, at 19 above. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. warns . . . don't overheat those heaters and stoves and don't we repeat . . . don’t fiU it to capeeity.. . It might eave your Ufa. Tree Of Ice On Locust Ave. If you’re a new Seminole resident and plan to claim homcatcad exemption n e x t year, a deed for your property must be recorded In the Cir­ cuit Court Clerk'a office be­ fore Jan. 1. If the deed already has been recorded, it doesn’t have to be rerecorded. The most bitter cold wave of this century hit (he South­ east today, shattering low temperature records far south into Florida. Tht death toll from more than a week ef cold and snow climbed weD past the 100 mark. TIm temperature rose In the upper Midwest as south­ erly winds brought light n ow , bat another cold air invasion with heavy snow was expected. Florida citrus growers waged what appeared to bo a losing battle in the face of the record cold. Sleet, anow and the frigid arctic air earned millions of dollars of damage to Florida's veget­ able crops. Warren Johnson, head of the federal-atato frost warn­ ing service at Lakeland, esti­ mated 73 to 100 per rent of the $300 million citrus crop la the atate had ice In it. Good guantitlei of the frosen fruit, however, can be saved. Robert W. Rutledge, ex­ ecutive vice president of Florida Citrus Mutual, said a preliminary survey showed Florida's citrus Industry "has this century.” Only Isolated areas of tha Indian River district, along Florlda'a cast coast, had escaped major damage. Adding gloom to the pic­ ture waa the mid morning weather forecasts which pre­ dicted even colder weather tonight. There will be a "hard freeze and scattered frost in all districts with long dura­ tions of temperatures In the 20’s," the forecast said. Low tempsritures predict­ ed were from II to 20 de­ grees In tha northern dis­ tricts, the low and mld-20's in the central districts and from the mld-20's to freealng In the Everglades and lower East coast farming areas. Freealng weather was pre-< dieted for the Miami area tonight. The coldest readings in the history of the WeaUwr Bur­ eau were recorded at Talla­ hassee where the mercury plummeted to I* degrees shove sero and Tampa where it dropped to 11. Jacksonville at 13 was the coldest io 20 years and 33 at Miami was the coldest Dee. 13 on record. Did you know there are 93 gaa stations on French Arm. from Lake Monroe to 20th St. 7 The School Board today ap­ proved the use of federal funds for tha purchase of two new school sites, one adjacent to the North Orlando city limits and one In the Wcathersflcld area, and Snpt. R, T. MUwee was ordered to proceed with the negotiations Immediately. The new .North Orlando lo­ cation will be for the erec­ Regulation Upheld tion of a new elementary TAMPA (UPI) - A Circuit school. A new Junior high Court Judge has upheld the school to serve the southwest constitutionality of State Milk Cora minion regulations con­ cerning the setting of n base tor producers supplying dair­ ies. Florida Dairy, Inc., of Tampa bad sued to protest the commfiiion's ruling that it obicrvs the base of U producers. craaer of ‘ the. county wlU be erected on the Weathersfisld site. The 'janitorial services at one south end 'school was se­ verely criticised because of the unsanitary condition of the rest roema and shower rooms and the superintendent was Instructed to- write n letter to the principal ordering that the custodial personnel bring the facilities up to the sanitary standard of the lyrtem. Mrs. Taamar Braden, sup. erlntendcnt of Sarepta Home, returned from Atlanta Wednesday empty handed and with no encouragement aa to where her Institution can ob­ tain funds to expand and In­ crease Its service to the in­ digent aged of the county. She was told by tha HHFA office that the law had been rewritten to include only apartment or residential housing for low income fa ra­ il it a and does not cover In­ stitutions for care or nunlng. The Hill-Burton bin waa mentioned aa one possible source of money, but the drawback there, said Mr* Braden, to that the bill re­ quires substantial financial backing for the borrowing in­ stitution. A 78-year-olil Negro burn­ ed to death early this morning aa fire destroyed e five room home at 1101 Hickory Street, the fire department reported. The victim was Identified as James Hall. Cause of the blase could not be determined, Cleveland said. The home was engulfed by flames before firemen could reach the scene. Another home next door wae also destroyed by the blase but no one was inside, Chief Clueeland added. Turkey & Camera com plete with flash at* A toy golf tournament slot­ ted for this Sunday at the Mayfair . , . sponsored by tho Men's (lolf Assn, mixed two ball to get toys for underpriv­ ileged children at Yuletimo. Hard to get a call through thia morning 7 Wall, tha phone company says it’s because tho dec Irons can’t move very fast in thia waather. Eh? 9 On motion of Commiaoioner Tad William*, all county em­ ployes on a monthly payroll will be paid on the lis t of this month. Instead tho Slat. Tad said, "U'U make Santa’s Job a little easier, that way.” Hav­ ing spent some 40 months on Uncle Sam's monthly payroll, ww'd say that waa • raid thoughtful cmv* by tho Com'tolastenor. ROCHESTER, Minn. (UPI) —Comedian Danny Kays was reported la "excellent condi­ tion1’ today following an oper­ ation for acuta appendicitis. Kaye was operated on Wed­ nesday at tha Mayo Clinic here and officials said he would remain at St. Mary’s Hospital for about a week. S p rin k led Were Running Here, Too. ZEPHYRHILLS (UPIJl Two membera of a prominsnt Florida banking family were killed near hero Wed­ nesday night when their car struck a freight train. The Highway Patrol identi­ fied the victims aa Fred H. McNulty, chairman of tbe Board of tbo McNulty group of banka, and his brother, David McNulty, 31. Fred McNulty, who would hove been 30 today, waa president of the State Bank at italncs City and David Mc­ Nulty waa vice chairman of tho board of DeSoto Bank at Arcadia. Both men were on the boards of several of Uie hanks within tho 10-bank Mc­ Nulty grotzpv ' Tbe man had Just left a board of directors meeting ■t the Zephyrhilto Bank and and wera reroute to Haines City. The highway patrol said car skidded about 170 feet before striking the train. Tho bodies were identified by Vincent Peel, president of the Zephyrhllls Bank. Game Changed tachm ent, The freese out by Oviedo has not only affected citrus and vegetables but basketball toot The scheduled S e m i n o l e High-Oviedo basketball t i l t tlstid for tha Oviedo gym Fri­ day night has been changed to tho Semi nolo High gym. man Super S a fe ly Tires. F R E E T U R K E Y with each set o f 4 Denman A ir Stream Tire*. Just Excited Friday night — this promotion by tbe msrehante ended last Friday, But there will be Christmas special* galore In tha stores and merchants will be open until 9 p.ra. Friday to serve arcs residents, Beginning Monday, downtown Sanford stores will stay open until a p.m. every night until Christmas. etc, with each set o f 4 D es­ • rated by Wednesday's lather and the Christrit, The Herald's nows i got excited and gave 103 north of gift certhat WON’T be free nlghL dvance story on downinfant's shopping spectho Christmas Mason it another drawing for Uflcatea would bn hold cane, GET YOUR TIRES INSPECTED FREE • EASY • ft NO TIME PAY MENT8 CARRYING CHARGES WE SPECIALIZE IN T1RK8 FOR FOREIGN CABS ft WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS T ake A dvantage O f O ur S3 Yearn Experience IN C O R PO R A TE D 8oxford 1 I * J 'J f ~1 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/. 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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 12, 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/c1b2f479112af4faaaec231c44a9a220.pdf 64e530b9c2221befadea442d379888f5 PDF Text Text 11-31 Victory Over Titusville Fresh Florida Grade A Whole VBU GRIDIRON BOUND a n tw o o f Sanford’s , Eufana Williams and Butch Rlsor, scholarship agreements with Florid* , Shown art, from left, Gena WU- J. B. P H IL L IP S JR. tha first San■ford high grldder to win a University o f Florida acholarshlp In 82 years as ha signed his grid scholarship in Orlando S a t u r d a y n igh t Tha hard hitting center was a bulwark fo r the locals on de­ fense throughout tha past two years. By Nemsa Miller MS* WMfcwfs |WM Aft but Tbs Orvaa Bay Pacbars’ bruising ground yama aad rnyyad dafanaa hart carried na throoyh another Na­ tional Football Loagoa crisis, aad only a m inds win asst Sunday by tha Lea Angelas Rama can prevent them from clinching their third straight Western Division title. Aa for tha Datroit Lions, who aow hero won aart atnlght gamaa ia aa effort to earn that playoff berth ap­ posite tha New York Giants, It looks Ilka a nice try hot aa cigar. For tha manner ha which tha Packers battled back from tha ll-po|nt deficit ta beat the Baa Frandaca Forty N Inert, 1141, Sunday, they appear hardly llktly to blow Um Rama, « k w 1-11-1 m erd Is the peanut fat the NFL. Detroit r in g la ha forIon bopa af catching ths P itk in by defeating tha Mlaaaaota VlUaca, 17-H, la a raggedly played i h n . Tha Uaaa wind op vh k tha Chkage Bean Meanwhile, tha Glaala, playlat withaal aay shempl— ■hip preeenre, dafaatad their eld advaraariaa, tha Cleveland Browne, 17-11. for thair eighth etrelght victory. Thla la tha Qlaataf longest atraak ■Inca IPSO. la ather games, tha Pitts­ burgh Staalan clinched n o ond place fat tha Eaatoni DitUIoo by defeating tha PhUadalphla Baglee, Pd-1T| tha Chlcngs Baara aaasred them- Thriftw ay Bacon £ £ 4 9 * TA R N O W Chipped B eef er Ham day. Laa NoaalUal. Fatly Niaara defensive teckls, playad hla lM th consent!** |U H and Laa Mkhaala ad tha Staalan kicked foot flald yoala to aat a aaaaoa a u k ad AD Popular Brand Cigarettes Reg. • _?■ 3 -’ l Large Breeze DETERGENT 1 <r d Pink liquid Swan 22 0s. U n til 1 49* Filter RINSO Blue A JA X (lean er Giant Box U n it I Floor ft W afl Larga Six* SERIOUS EFFORT is mirrored on ths faces o f both teams, os L in d * Spencer mess around tnd with the ball, while opposing- players rush in for the tackle and teammates figh t to keep the ball-carrier free. Grim determination aeen hem was plsyers’ attitude throughout game. (P . 8.— ■he made it I) (Herald Photo) Seniors Outscore Juniors In Powder P uff T ilt Oviedo Loses To M l. Dora Ily Doltis Higginbotham Herald Feature Editor The outnumbered, underdog Senior ylrla Powder Puff team, falling on an experlence«l backfleld pared by fleetfooted Linda .Spencer, quarterbackrd by Nylea Albers and captained by ’’ veteran" half­ back Louise Higginbotham, outdistanced the Junior ylrla team to take the third Annual I'owder Fuff Game with r 20IS acore Sunday. This was tha biggest score and tha moat decisive victory • f tha gatnea* three year his­ tory, and the Juniors almost tied it up la ths closing min­ utes o f the game, but the Sen­ iors determined H im stopped the Titans drive on tha goal llna to keep their one touch­ down lead. Tha gama waa marred by an Injury to Ilelliona quarter­ back, Nylene Albers who suf­ fered s broken collarbone as she fe ll after making a goal line block. The Senior Hellions drew the li n t scream of outrage aa tall rangy Linda Spencer scor­ ed with a pitch out from At hers midway in the first quar ter. But the Junior Titana cams fighting back with acatback Rena McKanale paaalng and calling her teammates down to the five yard line where she look the bell over on a keeper play, and Michele Jones ran the extra point to put the Jun­ iors ahead, 7-S at the end of the first quarter. The Seniors took the ball on the kickoff and started a drive righ t on down te the goal line w ith Higginbotham, Spencer, (jo * and A lbert carrying oft Pkg- L M I i With I t Or Mors Order J Harold Raybom look top honors at tha Contra! Flor­ ida Golfers’ Attn, monthly pro-am play at the Mayfair this past weekend. Sharing the spotlight with Raybom waa Moe Norman. Both golfers shot a 69 to tie for low pro honors. Four flah were eanght by the average Wyoming fisherman on every fishing trip he took in 1960. IK j O i . 39ib. C t lL v O k V Raybom Cops Top Honors Beef Liver Young Sliced Pineapple Sun Ripe No. 2 Tin tackle, around the ends and and the game waa all tied up took over and tried hard for plunging up the renter all the 18-11. way to the goal, where Bar­ bara Cox dove over from the one yard line for the TD, A ■nap pass from Albera to Spencer added the F A T , and the Seniors again took the lead, aa the Drat half ended. After a highly entertaining ihuw during the break by the wildly costumed members of the two bands, play waa reaumrd In the aecond half, with the Powder Puffers rested, re­ freshed and reedy to go. On the kickoff, halfback Shirley liowon o f the Juniors tore down the sidelines and al­ most got away with a T D punt return but stepped out e f bounds on the Seniors 40 yard line. A eerie* o f resale daiale plays, paaaes, pitchouta, re­ verses and double reverses by Ronnie Caolo, Marilyn Hunt, Rena McKensle and Shirley Rowan, all doing their share of the ball carrying carried the Junior Titans righ t down to the goal line where half­ back Bonnie Caolo plunged over tackle fur the touchdown In the fourth quartor, Donna Board’s kickoff, low and hard, bounced o ff one o f the H el­ lion’s linemen end fell to tha ground where renter Ann Farless recovered It. With their handa on the hall again, the determined Seniors, rsn, skipped, wiggled, squirm­ ed, plunged end fell toward the goal line, f.o yards sway, sa the Titana tried desperately to hold the line. The drive was maned by penalties as the hard pressing seniors jumped o ff aides, but they m a n a g e d to rack op enough first downs with the end sweeps e f Halfback H ig ­ ginbotham, the keeper plays of Albers and the sweeping end runs o f Linda Spencer to get to the goal line, where the hell waa handed o ff to Spencer whe raced around right end for the third T D to give the 8eniora a one touchdown lead. Pat Bruce leaped ever tackle for the extra point and the seniors took a tenacious 80-18 lead, which they defended to the last whistle as the Titana GET INTO C IV IL SERVICE W ORK! Many appointments to U. 8. CtvU Service job* will ha made during the next 18 months. Tbr.-c positions provide SE C U R ITY for you and your family with good pay, steady employment end advenes, ment Many jobs require little or no spec tallied educa­ tion or experience. Lincoln Service, a privately owned school, h«|ps thous­ ands prepare for these testa each year. For foil in­ formation on U. B. Civil Service jobs, mail TODAY. LIN C O LN SERVICE, DEPT. I I Pekin, Illinois N a m e_________________________ __ Age Street ... - — .......... City .... State that mlaaing TD. Holding the line fo r the Sen­ iors w e n B a r c a s t , Boyd, Klinefelter, Julian, White, Mil­ ler, Far less, Collins, Conner, Middleton and Wynn. J u n i o r linesmen Included Oxford. Williams, McGuire, Arnold, WhltUrn, C l a n a s . Deal, S a m a e 1s. Lavender, Kama, Repp, Grier, Bandage, Shipman, Bushes, 11 a t la r , Thomas, Miller and Scott. Georg* Wratlnghouae vented the air brake. Matinees M o il . W ed . f t S a t . 1:15 P. M. ladles Night Moo. ft Thor*. 7:4S f M . NIGHTLY In­ Oviedo’s Lions took n 40-33 pasting from the Golden Hur­ ries nee a f ML Dorn Friday night a t M L Dorn, In the opening gems o f th* season for both teams. Oviedo'poured It oa In the first atanxa to land the ’Canes, but were unable to cope with the M L Dora offense from there on ta. The M L Dora B squad won their tilt from tha Oviedo Juniors, 44-16, to maka the evening a clean aweep fo r tha hosts. ■ ■ ■ B a K ra ft ChocolatesNvw . n3 -$1 K ra ft D in n e rs ^ r2 -2 9 ‘ Holiday Fruit Cake 2 lbs. — Reg. 79c 59‘ n H H H | CrispPascalCelery® Hasted la Winter FRO NTO N MX 1V.V8 at n>M FARE Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS 25TH & PARK racESGOODTHSU wed, De c e m b e r 1 2 �> % ItSUVA By. LAX I T Tho** k « | V E K SB 1L Burr In Hospital .. awaited potted plants were put out W EATH E R : Partly cloudy, little warmer. Scattered frost tonight, k m IS. along First St. VOU 63 United Press Loaaod W irt EatabUsbsd 1906 TU E & , DECEMBER 1 1 ,1M3 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 603 The Carroll Daniel Con­ struction Co. has been given Uw contract to build those ■cw locker rooms at the Mayfair Golf Court*. Estimated cost $23,000 with work expect­ ed to be completed la six weeks. Out by W. Lake Mary • ltd . . . .where the overpast r ill be by Interstate 4. there's a alga about the fed­ eral highway project . . The only gimmick Is . . . Uw sign is facing the pasture . . . Only ones that can see tho alga are the cows. It sure would be nice if someone cleaned up that lawn by tha Edwards Building. In that same area, don't bo surprised if (hat Amoco sta­ tion is torn down and some­ thing goes up In Us place. The ecotrict baa already been let on the old Malfett Building. A ir Force man palling eat . . . only skeleton crews left. Droops gone from tha Giant dormitories. Talked with A F Colonel Michael Barry who wants to- thank the people of Sanford for their warm greet- City Manager W. E. Know­ les added a poetic touch (In blank verse) to the Christmas bonus season. Included la each pay envelope win be a brief eulogy . • . W e ll take Froat •7 new street name signs have been erected in tha ally since last month. H O LLYW O O D <UPI>— Televlelon'a "P erry Mason." Ray. mood Burr, was reported In excellent condition today after undergoing minor corrective surgery. Seminole County was frettin g early today and damage to vegetable crops, shrubs and flowers was extensive. There also was some damage to citrus groves, but Asst. County Agent Ernie Lundberg said “ it is too early to estimate thla.” Another cold night or two is forecast fo r the aree alter temperatures which dropped to Iowa o f 25 In the southern part o f the county and 27 in the Sanford section. Temperatures were below freezing from 1:15 a. m. until 7:80 a. m. today, records o f tho Central Florida Experiment State diacloeed. N ew Crisis? Angle parking along First St. waa termed " silly" and a "m esa" by Commissioner Earl Higginbotham Monday night and bo added 'T m eorry 1 voted for X ." "W e're the only city in the U. S. with I f * Higginbotham said at the commlsaioo meet­ ing. The discussion earn* up after commissioners agreed to keep angle parking on Palmetto by the old post office. In other business daring a routine session, the commis­ sion swarded the low bid for two long wheel base dump trucks to Superior GMC trucks fo r 94,310; Awarded rower and trash pumps to the Machinery Ser­ vice Co. o f Tampa for 97,447; Denied a request from the Sanfly, a NAS publication, asking for a full page ad; Denied a request to relo­ cate a street light pole on South Park D r.; Heard a protest from B Academy Manor residents protesting farming in the area. A petition was road by tho 8 calling the farming la A "trua" engineering feaa(he area "harm ful." Tba commission took tho petition Ibllity report on wh*r* to lo­ cate the proposed port termin­ under advisement. al was ordered by the City Commission Monday n igh t BUENOS A IR E S (U P I ) — The top commanders o f the Argentine air force were oust* ed today in an abrupt and on* explained change o f command poaaibly indicating the start o f a new military crisis. Paradrop Lands AV O N P A R K (U P I)— Fhra hundred paratroopers o f the U. 8. Strike Command para* chuted onto a frost-covered A ir Force bombing range here today In a reaction teat o f the nation’s brush - fire warfare force. Slightly Overdue Victims Removed From n W reck ~ Scene By Ambulance # vr Requests True x E * * e :L :h »» c told the engineers that tha best feasible alt* was tha area north of French A re. Schools Have 3 Texts On Reds near* (ju t," Carreway added. Commissioner Joe Baker, who made tha motion fo r the "tru e" report said, "w e don’t want any directed report." Raker stressed the elty want­ ed and was paying for, a com­ plete feasibility study. Baker said thla morning that he waa Informed that an- Fast work by Sanford (Ire fighters stopped second floor fire on South Park Ave. from spreading and destroy­ ing th* entire home, the fire department reported today. Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. rold tha fire started on the second floor of a home at 413 8. Park. Cause of the blase was an overheated oil heater. Firemen quickly extin­ guished the blaze and con­ tained It to one room of the crushed by Russian troops. maaaive home, Cleveland According to reliable sour­ •aid. ces, Hungarian diplomats "Dam age was eatcnilve," here were sounding out the tha chief added. United States on a deal. They would give Mindjienty safe conduct out of the country and free the remaining Poli­ tical prisoners seized in the Residents and commercial 1936 uprising if the United Statea will not press a vote establishment* may enter th* Christmas Lighting on an item renewing the UN Jaycee condemnation o f the revolt’s Contest by using tho entry •upression. blank on Page 3 of today’* The sources said the Hun­ Herald or by obtaining a blank garians estimated that tha from tha Jaycee office on Budapest government holds French Ave. Deadline for en­ a total of 20 auch prisoners. tries is Dec. 19. Escaped OJAI, Calif. (U P I ) — Mra. Robert Ross, 18, went to the hoepital Sunday expecting her 18th child. Today she has 14. Mrs. Roes said the triplet girls were "kind o f a surprise." She and her oil products salesman husband had more good news A bead-on crash between today— the hoepital will give two cars esrly this morning them a single rata in honor o f resulted In two Injuries and the occasion. damages over $1,000, the Florida Highway Patrol re­ ported. ST. A U G U S TIN E (U P I) — It was the third accident Mrs. K ffia Norrta Of Orlando, on Semlnoie County roadj In convicted hero in October of less than 24 hours. the arsenic poisoning o f a 76Injured were David Fry­ year-old retired shipbuilder, man, 16, Old Orlando High­ way sad .Merman Stone, sentence In lit. 1U. Johns County Casselberry. Circuit Court here Monday. Trooper J. L. Sikes report­ Judge Howell klelton handed ed that Fryman attempted down the life term after deny­ ing a motion for a new trial. Drivers Beware, It’s December Lighting Entry Blanks Ready TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) State Patrol Director H. N. Klrkman reminded Florldlana today that December Is the deadliest month of the year on the highway*. Troops Leave FORT L A U D E R D A L E (U P I )— Four battalions o f tha 1st Armored Division bid fare­ well to Florida today and pasa In review before MaJ. Gen. Ralph E. Heines Jr., division commander. The unite, about 3,000 men wbo bav* been housed at Gulf stream Park Race Track during the Cuban crisis. Injury W hen cold gripped This Auto Flipped Over - r a w r a DrivingSnows severely damaged the state * tender wtater vegetable crop*, Warren Job neon, head e f the Federal-State Frost Warning Service, said there was some damage to citrus, but It did not appear to be extensive. He eailed damage to tender vegetables "v e ry M ’ ef^ ’ . , ___ , Frost and Ice were reported early today in South Mlami, where the temperature dropped to 29. Heavy frost wee reported in other Miami suburbs. In tho (arming community oI Immokalee, near Fort Myera, a low of 2» and "worlds o f froat" were repotted. In nearby Alva there waa a reading of SO and heavy frost, The Pompano Beach area had tamperaturos ranging from SI to 14 wKh froat light to heavy. Other temperature reports were Tallahassee 29, Gainesvllle M. Jacksonville SI, Palm Beach 34, Daytona Beach 0 , Fort M yen IT, ta d Ciewlaton 34. The Miami Airport reading o f 34 was tba coldest ever recorded liter* tor Dee. 11. Tba previous low was 41 on that date In 1057. Tho thermo meter dropped to u low as SS in some lowground locations around Orlands with temperature* In high ground locations gen­ erally 93 and klghar. Tha Weather Bureau said temperatures would be slight­ ly higher Tuesday night but Uwra were indications the vary cold weather would re­ turn Wednesday night. ® a m i A f f l l / l a f n |A H l V IIQ V J U V IQ ____1 | V | IQ W P \ I 1 " '■ '• • w i pgM Peeve M aaaeflom A driving eao watoi iu awes . .. „ * . ta* ,ero" *he Oroat Lak rtow*d Ita oaoe today, I continued to plague ladle **d 0Wo “ saow b *X " ettl< A huge m eat e l arctic t »o v e d southward ever 1 P*eta». plunging tempo * * e a wall belew aaew ■ 1B7 potots. A provisional heavy m warxlag ported tor oa era Kentucky and eeothea o l,*o*°®*b Bend, lad., rewrote under a state o f omorgum The elty, aioag with Aab b ait, Ohio, received I worst o f the sterm’o ravag * 00^ B * * l »<*o wn* alooad Friday a Monday and there waa dot would open today, The sh eriffs office at S01 bond said the storm was ' worst In 10 y ea ri. The eoui highway department said *be storm doesn't end so * have In evil o ff rt ria a rifg operations ah U. S. Warned On Testing G ENEVA (U P I) — Th# vlet Union warned th* Weet today that If Britain and tba United 8tat*a go on testing to turn into the 7-11 store by nuclear weapon* beyond the Sunland Estate* at 7:30 a. and o f th* year "other unclear m. and slammed head-on Into powers will taka correspond­ the Illume car. ing action." The youngster waa charged Sovet negotiator Semyon X. with driving on the wrong Taarapkln told tha thrae-powside of the road. Both he and ar teat ban subcommittee o f Dlume were treated for cuts tha 17 • nation disarmament ami bruises at the hospital. conference that "tba reaponAt 7:30 p. m. Monday a KISSIMMEE (U P I ) — A albllity for this rests squarely car driven by David II. proposed road from St. Cloud on the United 8U t*s." Green, Sanford, flipped over on 20th St. neat o f the city. to Cocoa has been approved by Green escaped without in­ Osceola County. jury but waa charged with The road would cut tha dis­ unlawful speeding. tance from St. Cloud to Cocoa Earlier in the afternoon a car operated by George from about 70 tnllca to about M a iv y , Chuluota, going west 21. Driver* now must go by on SR 46 turned over after way of Orlando or Melbourne. The county acceptance of Massey apparently lost con­ trol of his vehicle. He was the recommendation la sub­ In an effort to safeguard charged with exceeding the ject to approval by Deseret tha county’s investment in safe speed. He was uniojar- Farms in north-east Osceola the purchase of Osceola air County and across which a field, the County Commission major ahara of the road will today formally accepted the go. Tha farm already has deed to the property aa o f­ given 30 acres of land for fered by the General Ser­ vices Administration. It waa pointed out by Chair­ man J. C. Hutchison that in tho event of a national em er­ gency It would be possible for the federal government to reclaim the property unless the deed were accepted. Ila also said that If the SINGAPORE (U P I ) - Bri­ tish troops who recaptured the derision to make the Naval vital oilfield city of Seria from Air Station a permanent Brunei nationalist rebels have base la confirmed then the found 400 Europeans safe and air strip might be needed sound. It was reported today. for an altcrnat* landing place A spokesman for Shell Oil for Navy planes. Acceptance Co. In Singapore said 40 per­ of the deed waa the only sona, mostly Europeans, held way the county has to protect hostage by the rebels had been the $73,000 already invested. treed. Commissioner Jim Avery An earlier report that one said he thought the county European at Seria had been should ask the county forest­ shot was "not correct,'* the er to look into the possibility Shell spokesman said. of selling the pulpwood out " A ll others in the Seria on tho Osceola property. In area who were confined In bis opinion, there are at their homes are reported do­ least 100 carloads of pulping w ell," he said. wood out there that could be The rebel* took Seria, about sold, he said. So miles from Brunei town. In The question of liability for an uprising against British injuries arising out of the domination Saturday. ■to of the air strip tor non- British Tioops Recapture Town Man Kills Two, Slashes Wrists Driver Surprise Sentenced To L ife Andrew Carrawny, chairman of tha chamber committee said City Commlsilonara took the thla morning "aa fa r aa 1 W* haven't r Notice the way city craws touched up and beautified that Nativity scene this sea saw by CUy HaUT By the way, a W A S H IN G ! choir will perform In front of The Columbia TTroaHAlmV the icen* at 7 p.m. Dec. 22. System said Monday nlxht Commission*)*, who are pay­ that presIdsnUal adviser Me- ing fl0,600 for the report, Chamber of Commerce new George Bundy provided the In­ authorised Knowles to write directors same their new side information fo r the Sat­ engineers Reynolds, 8mltli and president at 7:30 p.m. today urday Evening Poet article .HU1 to "designate the best site at the Florida State Bank that created a furor around by Lake Monroe for such a fa­ lounge. Francis Roumlllat Jr. Adlal Stevenson. cility." a sura bet . . . with Scott CBS correspondent Robert Burns groomed for tha office I t was Indicated at tha matt­ Pierpont said In a network ing that the Port Authority broadcast that Bundy waa tha Committee of the Chamber source fo r the piece, written Can you Imagine Seminole by Stewart Alaop and Charles County and its (lve neighbor­ IUrUett. ing counties having more peo­ Tha Post article traced the ple living In them than w ill ba chronology o f the Cuban crisis residing In soma 14 or 17 and stated that Stevenson had STATES by 1970 . . . That'* advocated a soft Una during what Bob Doyle, who heads up policy discussions. the East Central Florida Im ­ "Although Bundy himself pact Committee, told the Rodenies having said anything tarians yesterday. . . Also about Stevenson's specific role UNITED NATIONS. N. V. •aid that by 1970 ona out of in the Cuban crisis, it la well (U P I) Hungary was re­ five folks living In Florida known In Washington that ported today to bare offered would ba living In these tlx Bundy — a Republican — Is no counties. to let Josef Cardinal Mlndsfriend o f Stevenson's," Pier­ tenty leave the country if pont said. "Planning Can Sava You the United States will trop Dollars" is the foundation UN charge* against Us Com­ from which all thla growth munist government may be assimilated, adds The Roman Catholic pri­ Doyle . . . Plan to maximize mate of Hungary has been benefits, minimize problems, In aiylura in th* U. S. lega­ he goes on . . . And THAT, tion In Budapest since 1936. neighbors, la basic for any­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I )) He waa freed from Com­ one's business, too. Isn't it? The Cabinet Textbook Pur munist Imprisonment by the . . . On the county and city chasing Commission adopted liberation fighters that (all level plana MUST be made — three texts today (or use In but faced new persecution and then FOLLOWED — for public school classes oa the when the freedom revolt waa the road systems, land use . . . new course on Americanism Slake sure land developers versus Communism. lake care of A LL the costs The books were recommen­ incident to the housing subdi­ ded by a 12-member commit­ visions; streets, sewers, wa­ tee of educators and laymen ter supply — and by all which studied 19 books sub­ means, drainage . . . This is mitted by publishers. NOT a problem of the PO­ Local schools can mako their LITIC AL subdivisions, a n d own eboleo from: the general roster of taxpay­ A Study of Communism by ers should not be saddled J. Edgar Hoover, director o( with these "neighborhood de­ tho FBI, Holt, Rinehart and velopments", was the idea Winston; Th* Meaning of expressed to the attentive Ro- Communism by Miller, Rob­ tarians. erta. Shulman. Silver Bur­ den Co.; The Mask* of Com­ Oh, by the way. Doyle said munism, by Dan N. Jacobs, that In spite of the expense Harper and Row. involved in preparing for this "population explosion" the ANNUAL cost is just "one cup of coffr* per capita" — ten cents a year. POMPANO BEACH (U P I) All four plants that had —A berserk father beat his groundbreaking* last August wife to death, choked bis •re nearly ready fo r produc­ daughter, then slashed bis tion. Antenna Systems, Hunt, own throat and wrists with Alia of Sanford and Dearborn a knife early today at near­ Electronics Labs. When quer­ by Margate. ied on progress. Dearborn's The man. David Nicholson, luMsman, Frank D o r I g a n , was in critical condition un­ wouldn't talk to us, but told der police guard at a hos­ bis secretary to say, "N o pital. The reasen for the at­ tack waa not determined. comment." Hmmmmm— . Two Are Injured, Damages Total $1,000 In Mishap NO RW IC H . England (U P I) — An unidentified borrower, assured that an over-due book amnesty still was in force, re­ turned some books to the pub­ lic library Monday. The car­ load o f U00 volumes had been borrowed over the past 14 years. Sub-(reeling air u e a waa brought np by Commissioner John Fit*patrick. It waa Ms opinion some protection against poathat the county should havo slide suite arising out o f an accident occuring during the drag races. Com miss loner-elect J o h n Alexander, chairman of the airport use committee, said his group would enter Into discussions with the Semi­ nole Timing Association at once concerning such pro­ tection. Avery said he didn't think any non-air use should be permitted until Insurance la arranged and be moved that Clerk Arthur Beckwith con­ tact the insurance commit­ tee concerning th* kind and cost of such protection. Bridge Classified Comics ......— D tar Abby .... Editorial ____ Entertainment I^gala _ ____ P u s s ! * ______ Society ,_ Sport* ------ �- ToBeginToday O PE N NOW I t after r e a r ! got kd 1 wwnld Hka te •-* ly Oswald Jacoby HU as Nava ( ! ) I m m A|i |U(ort (I ) w irtu K m n< charted with murdering a nuclear ecbntbt (Martintu * Brandt) who U plaaalaf la IlM ( ! ) Btykole (I ) Weekly Mtw* Ri di l w t W Um Ceeamanlate Dick Powell play* the pro**t i l l a V iP e lu i^ r o a k it* . Meutor who U not only l » Mm rubbed at having to attack hla friend, hot And* tho dofenao attorney (Ed Begley) a reicnUeie advtraary. And asae (l> M etre (li M Ohetten Beer there’* hla iliter (Oiaa Mer­ I t ) fiawailaa Mr* rill) who adaltO adultery •lie (I I Jack Denar Hhow (•) Unteuekakl** with the aeaeaed to alikl him. Good performance* alec by five to the king or 4000a your ilia* (I ) Olaee.Ua Charlie Bugglea and Jaaoe play o f tho aeo will leave the MaeArthur. ix. 0:10-10:10 PJB. ABC. D m ( ! ) Cfeanaet a M ie e n o Bad Wool led the ten free* < •) a b c n e a t R efers Untouchable*. 'Tho Floyd uaa (»> me.ria. rt**t x*. Otbbowe story." You'll pewWealfctr behly have to flip a cola to ItellrweeO tfevte decide between thia and tho CalTeeeCe Dick Powell Shew, tar Sire alio la an outatandtag boor *mm s:-,:, « nmHi e :: AT FOOD FAIB M O PPIN G CENTER S4M PARK AVB. SANFORD m i r. n . n u i p . * . “B S P h ShW S h D ta in u * COMCT MOM 91949 9910 VAU AM T 9 1 1 S9 9999 9199 P4 I U N I u m 91710 9994 9144 TXM PEST 91197 91949 9999 9 CONVAM mn—m a w 91974 91419 9999 9 49 99199 91990 9979 9 90 tuJwlfiiSr | 1 19 1 •*• m am* « ■** r*e*■ u **mm wr*» a H U N T LINCOLN-MERCURY, IN C . 199 North Palmetto A r a n a flnnfari, Florida Wp/J?'r E e M ao woman look tea* ward te instead of dreediagt What pewmpte the fuoetbb Is • recant atody made in Lrltala that ram ie that w ill* M par aaal ef tho girts win wrote assay* on law t.:y m w themselves la the fuiuro aaw a husband and cilldrea in tM picture, IT rtr cent of the girt* alio foraiiw the death! dt thalt tuibanda. "The . Intonating thing," Mid dM payrttebgbt win cow ducted Mm aurvty. “ w n that May no* bfreguently klUad off their hhabnnde at gultn aa early ago. One b tempted to think thot b e ibeie girl* Iba wedding U what M ltton. The buabaad b allowed 10 fulfill. hb mala biological and economic function baton Me prometuro demise, but apparently b not wanted na a partner In eld aia.’* le w often In thia country wo hear aarfied women talk­ ing aa though thay not only expected to outlive their huebead* -but aa thau * they already had flwlr plena mad* ter their year* e l widow* hood. "It t outlive John" « wife begin* calmly, and Bmw goes on la aay haw Me plana te liva bar Ufa aa a widow. U man abn think about tho possibility of ootllvlng tbair wives, at b u t they rarely mention, ao apparently they don't mentally outlast the little woman. Tbaru'a another iwvoalteg thing, loo, that would aefgest that perhaps soma wives daol "want partaara M aM age." That U the way ao many wive* at rotbod men complain about having lb* men around homo "and un­ der toot" all the time. U to many gtrta who bah forward to marriepe also calmly accept the Idea of Bring Your Innurnnca widowhood aa Inevitable, how Problnma To XJa — many wive* think along the tamo linear There must be 4ulto e tew or where Would young girl* get th* idea the* a buabaad b no longer Important b the echeae of thing* once hb children are grown and be ha* established financial security for hb w lfaf TH E SE L IT T L E A R IA DIRECTORY J 14 CON P i 'l l ON RR 11. B. Pope Co*, Inc. Servian Sanford AUTO 8ERV1CR HARRY ADAIR’S O U Lr M K V lO t Tire* • Batter)** • Aeceaeorles Rond AAA Bereloo Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Serrlc* . Frwich A l i t FA * 0921 FA t-OMI Fairway Texaco Service INSURANCE ADS W E D N E S D A Y P . M. tail* II) Troth nr Caaaea****** (I) learea tar Tamarraw (I ) Pather Baow* Deet ilia * (i> oaidtao uaks III* ( ! ) Mie-Dar Raenrt 11:11 (t ) NBC N*Wa R*f*M (11 Mtd-Fla. 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Sanford FA l- L LineElm Sanford PA3-W93 K t Scott Brady aa only " Shotgun Blade." a Mg aettog eurprleo la duo aa ho give* a eupeP Utlv* performance aa newe­ ls in Floyd Gibbon*, eyepateh and ML Olbhona la eo tho bunt tar thorn iwepoaalhle for tho murder of o reporter triend and aid* I "T H E W A R LO V E E " R IT Z I j r b 3 % ’//'•' A/-1.N \ t l Ihn way o f hnppi- m om s Madame ^ Donna Psychic Reader } W m m 'M m ^E art^ • tm m n One Consultation Will Help Y o n Phono 644-7099 F o r A p p o in tm e n t & a u f u r ii I^ c n ilh ADS DAILY h . ji— u i y a ^ Z L T ’J " if ]*Y B The Unseen WorldGreatest Power On READ ■TARTS THU S I. “Jack, The Giant Kilter” "Mlgkty Ui • • • they re your best Shopping Guide — ~ * n rw * n if ” �B . S ____ J K U ir o a Q l i f t ______ i f in n e r B a t I I . IM S — Pace S Gene | i ^ r a 8 9 i i n | | Tablet were covered I present Jnbring in 1o » aa T b « Contra C tiin n i A m I fashioned community stag sponsored a covered disk din­ with Christmas cloths. Thu program closed with all I Christmas carols. ner and program Sunday at I U i'd 'V ft < ■ k ' '* UM Community HaU fat con­ Tba agreement also la with­ Railroad maasgamsat woa aa- in tha framework o f a greatdentlal sssetgeaey hoard's roeoihsr m o d Mooday is Hs ef­ enrmcndeUon made an Aug. fo r t’to eliminate Joke Its says 90. art ae longer e n ded. W ASH ING TO N (U P I) — junction with its annual drive ,for members with soma 60 Geneva familiee represented at tha event Meat and beverages wera provided by tha association and those attending brought salad, vegetable or dessert dishes. During the serving music was provided by tha Geneva Community Band un­ der the direction o f Ronnie An­ derson o f Sanford. Sanford Firs Chief M e e k Cleveland Sr., guest speaker who was Introduced by Lewis Hughey, president o f the asso­ ciation, spoke on flra preven­ tion and means and methods of aettlng up a Volunteer Flra D ept and Fire Control Dis­ trict fo r the Geneva area. Membership donations for the coming year wera recalved by Mrs. Louise Grayson, aew­ ly Installed secretary o f the group. The hall was attractively decorated with brunches of calamondin by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lamb and Donald A lt- The Now T o r t Control Rail­ Legion Post Telegraphers rose had agros* To M eet Fridoy Bant fa their fh e year aid Job In Casselberry aacurity dispute a f t a r t w o road, the nation'! secoed larg- eat, aad tba Order of Railroad ■mw the of ataady negotiation* with federal mediator Frauds A . O'Neill. t )w railroad will have tho right to lay o ff telagrapbara an M day notice subject to substantial severance pay. ORT President 0. E. Leighty and N Y C Vies President L. f t B. Fee said In announcing the agio Meant that It f e l l o w a •lonely tba settlement reach­ ed under arbitration in Sep­ tember between tba ORT and tba C h i e a g a Northwestern Railway. The ORT baa bow reached agreement with three rail­ roads but etill has to settle with 27 others. The agreement with NYC., Leighty said, was -reached without "threat or force" and be conslikrtd It aa "acceptable, fa ir and equitable" settlement. Under tba agreement tele­ graphers laid o ff will gat ssvaranee pay ranging from |S00 to dose to | l 0,000 with moet esperleced workers receiving about 97,000. VFW Auxiliary Safe Election I t s aewly organised VFW Auxilary o f Fast 10SM of CWesafoerry will neat Thurs­ day at I y. a . at tha Wo- Sy l a w Caarelharry American Legion Memorial Port gjg of Caaaelberry will meet a week earlier than usual on Friday at I p. m. at the Women's Club Building on Overbrook Dr. There will a Christina* Party and atl leglonnalrta and their ladles art Invited. Everyone atteodiag la ask­ ed to bring a contribution o f food to help fill a Chrhtmaa basket as the Post la co­ operating with the Cassel­ berry Lions Club In help­ ing needy families. Loyo Calls Special Meeting On Porty Ry Donna Eatea Chief Claude Layo, general chairman e f Longwood’a an­ nual Christmas Party baa call­ ed a special meeting o f the party committee at 9 p. m. to­ day at the City HalL Representatives from local clvie o r g a n i s a t l o n a and churches who are serving on the committee will attend and Mayor and Mrs. A. R. Lor* mans will represent the d ty . Troop 497 EnjjoyiCamp ; I ' ★ Three-Continent TV to n in g C A PE C A N A V E R A L (U P !) cent U. S.-Russlan agreement periments planners fo r Relay — The United Statei plana to to work Jointly in certain wera accomplished last sum­ launch u miniature radio re­ areaa of the peaceful use o f lay station into orbit this space. That may rente with week to link three continents future communications satel­ lites, aothoritlea said. In a new space communica­ Many o f the glamorous ex­ tions network. propriately named JA YC E K CHRISTM AS L IG H TIN G CO NTEST ENTRY B LA N K “ Relay," Mali 1st Contest Chairman P. O. Box IM S • thrae-etage Delta rocket Sanford, Florida that already has run up a G ENERAL I U L E 81 space Thursday night aboard 2. tellite le ft o ff— by connecting North and South America and 9. Europe In the broadest com­ munications system ever at­ tempted with artificial satal- 4. Longwood Circle Sets Meeting Area C O f C To Hear Telstar Story Bramley Returns To ICBM Post By Doans Kates Tha Longwood Area Cham­ ber of Commerce will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at tha Civic L e a g u e Building on Church St. Guest speaker for the aveIng w ill be Kenneth Psloquin o f tho Winter Park Telephone Co. who will apeak oa tho sub­ ject, "Th e Teletar Story." Following tha b u a l n o a s meeting and appearance o f tho gosat speaker, the eholr from tha First Baptist Church o f Longwood will giro a program o f Christmas music. RafrmhaMBta will bo served and those attending a n broil­ ed to bring gum to. I. Craig, two and Douglas, one, soon. Tha Bromleys a rt now living in Roewvll, N. M. 1 . Entries must ba located la tba Sanford A m Relay w ill taka up whero i f all goes well, "lir a " televjslctv. broadcasts via earth satellite w ill b « bounced back and forth between tha United States and Europe. In addi­ tion, Relay w ill handle tele­ phone calla from Brasil, al­ though South America wUl miss out on tha television feats this time. It could mean that Christ­ mas greetings will ba fleshed this year Instantaneously fo r tha first time from Rio da Janlero to 8an Francisco to Andoover, Me., to Goonhllly Downs, England, to 1’ leumeurUodou, France, and elsewhere SEM INOLE COUNTY BUSINESS SCHOOL on the European continent. QU ESTIO NNAIRE Later, i f plane work out, a Check one or moro courses which you would be Interested station In Japan will Join tha in studying and mall to: Relay eaUlllto’s network to Mrs. Penrose Love, 911 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. extend Ita range halfway Effective Speaking — Container Economies around tha world and to pro­ Business Machines ... Supervisory Training vide millions more with a hint A d vertisin g ..... Recordkeepinr ____ Startinr-Managlrg A o f what satellite communica­ HIM Keypunch Small Business _..... General Business ----tions of the future can pro­ vide. Name ...____ Japan is especially interest­ Address —_ . ed. That island nation still has hopes that the 1961 Olym pic (lames, which it wilt host, may he telecast "liv e " to the rrst of the world via salt!litre. The Hanford Business School Applicants are reminded to Uut the 8ovlet Union, for Is open to suggestions for new be sure to include their name, the time being at least, Is courses desirable to employes address and telephone number. of the picture despite tha re­ and employers. Mrs. Penrose Love, principal has announced. A coupon currently running in the Herald lists the poeiible new course* available and asks that prospective students or employers check one or more I o f the subjects which they 1 vuuld like to see taught at the Business School. New classes will begin the first o f next year, and prepar­ ations will be made aa soon as enough students are available fo r a class. ★ 8anford and their two sons, Is achodulad to ba f in d iato America's famed T e ll tar sa­ ★ mer by Talatar. But that saCraig M. Bramley, now In­ tellite (a now dead, partially dustrial Relations Analyst at aa • result o f damage to Ita Cape Canaveral* is expected to power supply by space radi­ arrive in Florida with his wife, ation. the former Carol Mrlnnla of The 172-pound satellite, ap­ string o f IS sucossssa. Ovarbruok Dr. Girl Scouts o f Bear Lake Thera will be as elecMoa Troop m gajoyad a week­ o f officers and Mrs. Maude end at camp la Mo m Park HorreU wiQ be instituting ofon Bear Island Nov. 90 Rear is charge of tha alec* through Dee. 9. Assisting Mrs. John Han, leader e f the troop, were Nancy Fiahlnger, senior scout and Geraldine Aldrich, kueit. A campfire was held Sat­ urday night to add aest to Longwood*! S t Catharine of tha Nativities and a Scout’ s Sienna Circle o f tha Church o f Own was conducted on Sun­ N ativity Woman's Club will day morning. bold its regular monthly meet­ Making tha trip ware Vieing at g p. m. Wednesday in tba Soda) Hall o f Urn church. kie Brannon, Cheryl Hall, Following the business moat­ Linda Watt, Candice Herring­ ing tho circle win have a ton, Patty Stevenson, Cathy Christmas party. Acting as Aldrich, Sandra EUiott, Pat­ hosteeeee will ha Mrs. William ty Forward, Barbara Wein> DeRosa. Mrs. Ana Hopkins ar, Cheryl Clark and Jane Eppinger. and Mrs. Veatcr Elgin. site Rang* in Cocoa Beach, with Rex Ubben, Astronautics operations manager. CRAIG M. BRAM LEY. left, discusses his new job with the ICBM project, at the Atlantic Mis- (contact Information Building fo r llndts). Contestants may enter Residential or Commercial elaatifkatlon o r both. Separate entry blanks a n required for each entry. Only on# division may bo entered under tho Reoidentlal classification. A ll Residential entries w ill be eligible for Division No. 4. Entries must ba mailed to the Jaycee Bldg., on French Ave. by noon December 19, 1942. Contestants are requested to beep displays lighted nightly between 7:30 ^nd 9:30 P. M. until winners are announced to aliow Judges ample time to check all en­ tries. (Check classification and division) Mrs. Bramley Is tha daugh­ ter of tho Rev. and Mrs. A . O. Mrlnnla who now Uva at Char­ lotte, N . C. but formerly lived in Sanford. Rev. Melnnia was pastor o f tho First Preabytcrian Church bars fo r maay year*. Bramley, who Joined Astro­ nautics in 1904, received his B. A. degree hi business ad­ ministration from Hobart Col­ lege in 1962. The Astronautics division of General Dynamics is tha Inte­ grating contractor on tho A ir Form Atlas ICBM project. Tha currant project on which Bramley is employed is tha In­ stallation o f underground ailo launching emplacements o f the ICBM version. AMONG NEW OFFICERS o f the Geneva Citi­ zens Alien, presiding at Sunduy’a membership dinner were Lewis Hughey, president and Mrs. Ralph Grayson, treasurer. Some 60 families o f the Geneva area were represented at the event. (Herald Photo) Gantt Service Set Wednesday Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Gantt. S3, who died Sunday night Memorial at Seminole Hospital, wiU be held at 10:3o a. m. Wednes­ day at Brisson Funeral Fred Ensmlnger will officiate aad Rev. W. A. R. McPherson will assist. Burial wiU bn hi Oaklawa Manorial Park. Tampa; savan grsadcbUdrtai litre* sisters, Mrs. Mary Gib bert of Sanford; Mrs. H. M. Young of St. Louis and H r* Emma Tnsaasr of Hollywood. Calif, j ana brother, Joasfk Swaatanr o f flh Lanin aad a niece, Mra. Brian Laariin at Sanford. Pallbearers wiB bn W Chapman, J. VkM Jaime. Henry Schumacher, Chart** Forrester, C. I . Born Aug. 14, IMS, to St. Lawton Scott. Louis, Mo., Mrs. Gantt bad bean a resident e f Sanford for the part 41 yaars making her boms on W. P in t SL She Is survived by her hus­ Let an band, C. C. Gantt of Sanford, throe children, Charles J. Gantt o f Ortndo, Mrs. 11. W. Emeens of Daytona Bench and Mra. Dudley Glover nf a By Mr*. Adam Mailer Wash The DeRary Clvie Assn, will In A ir ■ ______ Claw can be 10ft s i a Hearing elect new officers at today's 7 sponge, hard as steal, thin as F A 24321 p. m. meeting In tha Commun thresd, alsstlr as rubber aad Ity Center. as transparent aa air. Professor Fred Meaaersmith o f Stetson University w ill ho guest speaker for tho program and w ill give a resume o f hia recent trip to Italy. Ho also wlU have on exhibit n collec­ tion o f hia paintings. Members of tho association are reminded that annual dues are now payable. Unsatisfactory Heating? DeBory Civic Assn. To Elect New Officers R E SID E N TIA L ..... - ........ — . ....................................... Division P riiee: let place — 2 0 H " trophy 2nd place — 12 4 " trophy Division No. l i Religious Setting (NativUy, etc.) ....... ...........a........ Division l ^ j j ^ r a d It Iona I Sotting ( S a n W O B ^ ^ t e . ) ---------------------Division No. 3: Artistic Batting (Lights, traas, windows, doorways, etc. — ....... ........ .... Dlvisiun No. 4: Beet over-ail decorations automatic FRIZES DONATED B Y : First Federal Havings k Loan: Florida Power A Light Company; Florida State Bank; Sanford Atlantic National Rank; Sanford Herald. lly Shirley Wentworth COMMERCIAL -------- - ............... ....... The regular monthly meet­ Includes Doorways, Show Windows, Bldg., or all. ing of the Bear Lake Garden Prites: Possession o f the Florida Fewer and Light Tra­ Circle will be held at S p. m. veling Trophy for ona year. Wednesday at tha horns of Mrs. Vernon Herrington on NAM E Craig Dr. at Bear Laka. Member* will hold n Christ­ A D D R E S S ___________________ ____________ ___ ____— ......... mas party with an exchange of homemade gifts following Note: Please complete decoration before submitting entry: Garden Circle To M eet In Bear Lake Board To Meet By Donas Estes Tho oxecutiro board o f tha Longwood Elementary PTO will meet at 7:30 p. m. Wad nesday at the school auditor ium. Members o f tha board Southern Air a .ari TRJWHAYS. ALL-WEATHER CLIMATECONTROC THI NgWAlHAOi OP QUALITY Suggestions Asked On Classes WHO P U T THE IN S A N FO R D You trnvnl In parfaet com fort In any wnathnr. FORD? O Rambler Clastic Si* 770 Sedan KunieMl From Hanford la: Result: B lu e s t Boost Ever in Sales Because people want and recognize quality, car buyers have made the 1963 Ramblers the best telling ever built. Foundation for Rambler’s better quality is Advanced Unit Construction—the years-shead breakthrough in car building for extra strength, safety, solidity. 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B a t tftst eld •WUm^symbol, lug so Interesting Americana or* becoming Aocnrate chanted w ith ears, boots, mass - prodoeod coeds. W ith p ay— o l eM otttrl* ty in tbo arts, th ey i isfaetloo and s e lf w ell aa nodal statua. * Complete Colt aro la definitely 1 b * ta Am- Wives Give Crisis Signal Clinic rv n u s M s m u n on n an w i l. Me Week an MO S ■•■lb* am a momuo im I l U t | VMS priatien la |ltO million, up about 99 million fram tad Matter Of Fad the anno ftoUt "But my key aaeaM ta pro* far AN Y ernepotion oacopt hMdkino. Ho ehowe total die* interest, if not actoal hostility ta being a doctor, "And many o f mg friends aro in the u e i boat with mo. 8# what aaa wo da to gain more peeeUge hi the oyeo of ouraooaf "And why da they meant entering ear pfefeaelwaat* Thla in lo t n new pmhlaae, for it haa perplexed father* become n hunter Instead of a sheep rancher like lane*. And the "why" la largely a matter of psychology. First, many Dads unwitting­ ly are ntaer deeUaeertag. They lead M rule by a die. tutorial flat Instead ef by tactful persuasion. So their eons often meant their dads and thna transfer this veiled hostility to their father's occupation and even hie religion aa wall aa Ua The weed - c«nl" baa boeach a intogral pari of our language that few will believe that it is actually of Fmoeh derivation. It lo what these who study languages would call "a french lean word." "Cent" is another an# of thooo words which serve te remind os of the great Infinance o f tho early French settlors spoil American cul­ ture aad language cohm I suggest o simple Sofa. Uon . . • tor eepernting unre­ lated luuea and factliUttng more meaningful (political) debate. State aad f ,Lr***l i*. su m and off loos should bo un­ tangled and two separata •lec­ tions hold. —Richard M. NMOa. Men in * nuclear ego who pick quarrels are fools. Men who stir pot that la simmer, lag ere knaves. fbrdga secretary. Teaching a machine !i Mask more difficult than teaching sellogu students because mu* shines aro atupidt they have vary Muall minds. —Prof. Robert P. Peek, University o f Tense peyeboio* gist, an working with also, tremie computer*. la ChapMr i o f my taxtheeh "Psychology Applied," 1 show that yen moot "eeax” laoteod of trying ta "etab" them into n fendasss for anything. So augar*eaat tho appraoah to your prof«eaion via lotting It iarreoea the pride of your child. Then be will aeon like your vacation. Send far my tOO-point "Teoto for Saereeeftd Pur* ents," encloalng n 1 tamped re­ turn envelope, plus 20 cento They may let yon add the "ft Son"to your shingle IP years henceI (Always write to Dr. Qroao In earn o f thla new#* paper, sacleetag a laog 4 WE USE BOTH Barrels! The ds rivetl m i e f weeds, particularly * treat s'— ndlng otiee, fascinates many people. For example, from wham does tho Weld "caddie” someT Tba term, which describee a me tongor boy av mm wha carfioo golf dubs, is derived fro "cadet,'* m— tag ytmngsr ■on. though tho ScoU’ form "cadoM” Tho eomo is true of the origin o f tho weed "tad" a vulgar, llLbrsd person. TRY What wo aeod la mmo ta. eomo to ton—in other wards, m— yrafU nod m en Jobs, -R o g e r M. Blough, chair. Stnford, Florida T u m ,, Dgcambff 11, 1063 BuslesM Usssssr ■vttLvn *> cttetsina AdMriUlsa OlrMtM a a m u t jon as During MO, U lAU of the 1J million driven regiaterad in Ifianeaota were involved la aeddenU. So the aen may prefer AN T tnde except that of bit father, fmr thmi be eeeopes any bellttllng of bio ottoinmonto la eomporieoa with bio dad’s eue* —Ladd PI— ley, V. A Chamber o f Commoroi peart dent charging that to see are destroying busla— tecostive. o u tru n a S an ta i Nsmoy It, Moan II, I north aa Chungking . Ta kelp aappart thla enlarg* j 1i# y«ltv a 9 M**m W Maa * a ^no^un teoo ^unoiia MOfi ^a Wring Mg business. A second m aea why m u •Void their father's trada or peof eaclua la the la d aioat bey* va st to feel Important la their awn rig h t ■at If they eater their ded*i occupation, they know they wiQ play mned fiddle, ainea the alder man haa had t l I f tneeeUMd from what toeld lava beet Ka flrrt, and perhepa He lad aaelear war. P .6 . 4 And mi the ket-yrojeet list la a one-mlllion-wstt facility planned far Thailand, la eovcf all Baothnaat Aain nod Nath Dr. Crane's Worry Tba (act that a firm head, plea dtptemaey, had tuned aa unttaible situation lata aaa aI n m advaaiaga to the United Staten did not, haw* aver, provide a tout solu­ tion aer the aarwar ta eav* oral remaJaJag impartant questions. oaa of the meet lotriguing Seem ly bad iba la d Bus* of thoee la, what now for •lag bomber departed la Ua Fidel Castro? m l i from cobra thorn* If the Soviet Uktea simply then tba parentawa! «et ueed the bearded leader aa about etafUctUag m m bail* a m in i ter pUtlag mluiiee aeue aad reiuraiag ta iu aid bambera ea Cuban baiea ncrmil demiaelalloai of tba and thereby gaialng a mill* considerably. As for tba UBltOd StaUd, United States. Ury advanUge over tba the sdml&UtritkM opposes now as It has Hi tba pod aa OUT OUR W A T invasion of Cuba, both lor iu hifb cost la lives and for the effect U would her* on other American nations. But President Kennedy clearly made known ed alter­ native when, in Us announce­ ment Oet n of the Cuban quarantine, bo told the Cu- o By Bat Cochran Now In 0 good Usm t flower bulbs Indoors, a luck to you! Ravenna Park “ HcMM la A Community BoUt With Pride* I t l tlmo when wouldn't bo a relief if wo could keep our mladi o ff e f vocationsT Soma deutiata use the ward "remove* instead e f "extract/ but getting tba klda ta the dam* tlet is atlll Uke pulling M l # Maotfeo mo a t A 4 BEDROOMS - 1 , 1 f t * 2 BATH S Prieed From $11,900 LOW DOWN P A Y M E N T FJLA-, WJUL la-Serviee. Conventionsl Financing KITCHENS A BY GENERAL ELECTRIC S/tCgfltfl 1 Mtedtfc \t t I 0o to fd s U l lU gitadiB a Heviddl I U l ell M i l Cnattea n ^ iu i.. S B M fN O tl. ItaBABY COUNCIL a p. b o x lo t SANFORD, KLA. » h w b t k M M d t e H d M id d t Now atyte Ip daflobt you I Rockot action to radta voui . outun to «c iU you I —_ . O L D 8 M ____ O B I L E snocialtx Can. Office SU W. 28th S t - Ph. PA Bales Office FA M M Beaaea Oa Gauntry dub Id . - Pallew Out STENSTROM /art ptrt an OldMoobOc Dynamic SSra tho rood awd watch It win you y * » over! Graceful Haas . . . elegant appointments . . . full-riae comfort . . . 240-h.p. Rocket V*S ywfor— nre, Aad with all that. Dynamic SS In OidmeohUo’s ioweet priced fuU-dae CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. :: j \ BUY IT FOR VALUE I REALTY Sales Agents T hanft "SomaUilnq EitraT about owning an OLDSMO&LEt >VOUB LOCAL AUTMOBUO OLOMKHMg QUALITY DSALU -■ HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO M PANY Concr 2nd ft Palmetto ' SANFORD, FLA. FA 2*0711 �> % i. rr - a s 5 g e n s «3 e B ~f■* ; t rrrsr . • ■ mSmM • •> ■. . r» > Eye Removal Set VFW Post Sets Te Save CH8d wwaOllnw lU l t " - Altamonte Garden Club Plans 190 — Charier Members t& S B IW P l * V * a lie v By Lank# Simunak Executive Board members e f tka Altamonte Springs Garden Club, wko have bu n busy inning nn alaborata aad antartotnlag program for tkla ■Math's muting, have, la put, anaanatad plana far tka f vi % t r 1 Iti \ hr, J *> > wj • Civic League Hospital Notes I I J J . U ___ *1____ n ovvs P R v n n g And Pnoram Tha L u g w iil CM* Langas Building « M haaailfuBy 4*cin w l t l t t pine co m * and a h m I! manga* for b it Wednesday's C M M u mutfog i f th* CM* League. A tp**fo) pnglS— *4 hymns b r Mm. D enria S h u , Mr*. T o * P ia tt, M bs Baeky W a f ­ as* aad Mtaa Vabvto Shea aa4 a baaatifal O t i M a a i atari « u told by Mia. E P . Riskatria, !*rb r to th* program a boat' aaaa masting was kalri and dissert huachaen wsa M W * Presiding a t tha buiinru m u tin g was M n . LUlian Cox, president, who, altar calling tha roaating to ordar, led in tha pledge to tha fla g and re* pea ting o f tha collect. The da* rational, conflating o f Bible reading, waa given by Mlaa Ella Cumminga. Hoataaaaa for tha luncheon war* Mr a. Vaata Payne, Mr*. Margaret Hyland, Mr*. Eric Swanson, Mr*. A. G. Malar, M r * Steven Rockwall and Mr*. Mauxica Rudolph. Suspect Found In Strangling* BOSTON (U P !) - Tha 22yaar old aon o f a Cambridge mlnlalar today underwent questioning in tha death* of aeven women believed to be victim* of a "phantom Strangler." "Ha’a tha beat auapaet wa'v* had ainca thia start* ad." police U . Edward Sharry aaid after Um man under­ went a lb detector teat, fingarprlaUag and aevaral hour* of quaiUcnln*. Sherry laid the auapaet, w_o voluntarily lumnderod at pallet headquarters Mon­ day night, denbd baba tha etrangbr but admitted bn* b g in Um apartaant building when the latent vleUm waa found laat Wednaaday. Ha waa bald aw n ebarga of auaplebn of receiving atobn good*, a typawri which waa not connaetad with the itrangUngi. police a*id. Legal Notica rtcrrria va n n NOTICB ta htraky givan that I aaa aaaaata la tails*** at Lana Mary, aaailaet* Caeatr. PtarUa. ua4«r the (latltuu* aaai* e l iiiu n r a . KOtT KORNUll. an* that t lataad ta ragUttr »»I4 nama with tka Clark al tha Circuit Court faalaala Ceaaly, rUrlda, t* accar*aa«, with tha pravt•Iona #1 tha rialltlaaa Nana BtaMtaa. U • will aoottoa Itl.tl riorlla Itatutaa t i l t l i f t Haifa A. Thorn, Publish Nav. If, I f * O**- «. It. IMS. CDO-4T NOTICB U karakf ttvaa that tha aadaralfat*. aa **• ewaace, ar* ******* ta h«»i■•a* la Saatlnal* couotv. FturIda. as4ar tha fl«titta*a nam* #( "HIOHWAY ( I NUHaURT * ANTIQUE*", and that w* le-.ta* t* raglattr **M flailttoaa aaa,* punaasl ta Chap. t*r H M I. Fterlda lutatea, net. DATED Ula In k day el Noveatber, net. /•/ Lee i Edwarde /*/ B. Edward* P u b llih DM ja*. t, m n II. II. CDD-ti I* Prank m n, DaBaryt M m Ogieehy, DaLand. Angel Man, DeBary; Aaa b e Bnrtmnu, Patriate Smith, PkyUb Ototty , V b tin b Ibaddan, tin Lewia, larnlea Burtb at lea- lord. Mr. tad Mr*, ef Sanford, • girl PauUwa Iterate. D elaryi Michael Lavender, DaBaipt rmaa Bridget, Sally Padg­ ett,, M n. Oban M. Joan aad baby) M n. Norman Pnat and baby e f Sanford. December T Arthur Wlllgoote, DeBary 1 Catherine Gunn, Lake Mon­ roe; Bettye Jean Putnam, Ty McCullough, Elisabeth Harman, Mcrtle* Brown, Helen Bridget, William Stew­ art, Elisabeth Guynn, Agnea Cook, Juanita Hawkina and Terry Jenkins of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Robert Put­ nam o f Sanford, a boy: Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Burch of Sanford, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald LawU ef Sanford, a boy. Mr. and Ml*. WTarry Mawkina at Sanford, a gtrL Mr. and Mr*. Otear Gunn of Lake Monroe, a girl. Discharge* Hlneman, Plcton, Canada; Dorothy Moore, Lake Monroa; Dorothy Hosier, DeBary Emma DeWaard, DeBary; Evan Beach, DeBary;* Eudcll Richards, Danny Martin, Ronald Ontario, Aaptawali, the child died. Aa Mabal Whit*. J. C. Johnson, autopay will b* performed. Kathlaaa Gallagher, Tkonaa rarguaoa, Mri. Theodora OarPapular Spray Paint rett and baby, Sanford. Thoaa handy apray cans at Dm . S animal and varnish ar* be* Batty Wilton, DcLaad taming men popular all the Amalia Eby. DaBaryt Marian Um* for touch up and for dec­ Small, N. Orlando; William orating amall and irregular shaped objects. It’s aaUmatad ClauM, Sanford. that nearly SB,000,000 of that* Mr. and Mn. WUUam Wil­ tan* wan used laat year. • — _ I F u n k Bvana, Priaat Standing ara U r> Mr*. Evans, Mrs. Mary Bkaafar. (Herald Photo) GIVE TIE PRICELESS SIFT OF BETTERtRMES m r aMtTH'CoaoNA Altamonte Boy Scouts Open First Tree lot By Lm Im R tw ifli AlUmaata S p r i n g * Boy Seouta ef Troap SI began aparatlana at Um firat * f two planned Cbriatmaa Tna aales Iota lata Monday afternoon at Uto eartaar of Hwy. 17-93 and SR 490, Scouts hop* to open th* second tot this waekend at Super Valu Food S to n parking area on SR 430. These sales constitute a main money-raising project fo r the Scout Troop and need the cooperation o f all tha boys plus that of parents to make them successful. A n appeal to mother* and to any retired men o f th* area who could help out a few hours a day has been issued by th* scouts and by Scoutmaster Jack Stuart who has worked hard along with assistants to. g a t. Um sala* project underway. W ith aufflslent kelp from volunteers ta keep tka lata open tha sales w ill be success­ ful and provlda funda for a good deal o f much needed troop equipment. Correspondent In Hospital Firt Auxiliary Plant Holiday Party Moating Equipment Bids Approved By Casselberry Aldermen Tha Casaafoarry Beard of Alderman Monday night open­ ed and appmad biria an a dump truth for tka Town Road Baarri and an radio equipment to be told by th* fir* and pall** department* In conjugation with alvtl dafans* and other oimrgvnelea. Th* low bid o f StricklandMorlson of Banford in the amount o f 14,203.20 fo r a new Ford dump truck was ap­ proved and tha bid o f Gen­ eral Electric on Uto radio equipment In tha amount of 12*128.60 waa accepted. Aldermen Rchn Lady ob­ jected to approving either purchase while Mrs. Hop* Ben­ nett refrained from voting. Both bid* war* aproved by tha deciding voto o f Chairman Paul Bate* who voted “ yea" with Cl if Ovarman and Gaorg* Howard, The moat heated issue of tha motUng developed over dlscualfon a l unMnitary condiUcns o f tha public rest room at the Town Hall which also la tha only facility avail­ able fo r use by city officials. Bates advised that he would look into th* possibility of providing additional facilities and report back to the new written abjaatiena au th* now toning ordinance. At that time all mambara at the Casselberry Xonlng Commla■Ion wars asked to attend a meeting at tha Town Hall to conatder tha objections hafora presenting them to th* alderman. C o r o n e t ^ . VMfXCltfSJVf I Th* Ladle* Auxiliary off tka Lake Mary Vatmtear F tn Dept, will held Ita annual Christmas party and electli* of new officer* at a meeting to he held In the Flru Hat) tkla Thursday beginning with a severed dish supper at S p. m. Member* and fomlllto e f tha Auxiliary and o f tho Volun­ teer* ato Invited t* th* aupper and thoaa attending ara naked to bring a eavared disk aad their own place sotting. Children am aapeatalty In­ mat to to- M R IA J M to B ta B —* *158“ •war Mayor Carl Stoddard's ap­ pointment of Ban Kvana ta fill th* vacancy c f th* Zoning Commission created by tka recent death o f Eph Mower waa mat with approval *1 tha board and Evans w ill bo asked vited since Santa Claus ta asto attand the Dee. 19 meet­ peeled to visit at th* Fire Hall during the evening. ing. • ORLANDO, HA. • Phan* OA S-4511 Or* * Man. and Erl. T i l *:0 0 P.M. fe lt e d taunall ta January, Mrs. Adam Muller, SanaaTka Thursday deadline wu pondent for th* Sanford Har­ aaUndad until Dec. 19 for old In DeBary and Immediate vicinity, la a patient at th* Waal Valuata Hospital in Da- GOP To Meet By Mra. Adam Mulltr Mr*. Muller, who la In Roam An executive board muting IIS at th* hospital, was enter­ o f tho DeBary Republican ed for observation laat Satur­ Club will b* bald at 19 a. m. day and expect* to remain Thursday at tha Fir* Hall confined far at least a wash. Ralph Wlthsrall will prtald*. ton of Sanford, a girl. Mr. and Mri. Georg* Small of N. Orlando, a boy. Disetersta Etta Jamaa, Pant Park; Emma Muetlar, DeBary Ed­ win Seaiioni, John Ogltaby, DaLand, Pbylllt Coorwy, Mary Douglau, Nina L Kudtfl, Alfred Floyd, Elisabeth Har­ man, Ty McCullough, Batty Rm m , Isabella Blake, John­ ny Scott, Varatl Scott. Doro­ th e a WUllamt, Salll* Mat WUUami. Mn. Oollia Raddan and baby of Sanford. Decernbar I |Investment - Income - Butlnets - Apts. - Home] SANFORD SAT., 1:30 P. M. A u c t io n An Unaqualad Opportunity T o Purcluuw AU-Purpose Property Admission* Laura lltrden. Go nav a Spaulding, Dorla Benton, Cynthia Yanarot, Barbara Blcvina, Alma Angel of San­ ford. Blrtka Mr. and Mn. Gilbert Bentoo of Sanford, a girL Mr. and Mri. Garmaa Ble­ vins of Sanford, a boy. Dicebargee Gertrude Hoacbntr, Gene­ va; Wlllla Lindsay, Maitland William Nya. DeBary; Ruth Stafford. Laka Monro*; Mri. Jatkia Puckett and baby, Salma Lee Wbiimlro, Mri. Kenneth Mima and baby; Asalee Barlacau, Cecil Brooks, Claud* Laray. Roy Mann, Janie Williams of Sanford. jila a l lu a tle n .V , jla tka heart a fr a k I activity • a i a - H g i Im - an tv, Third St. and leader Avanuaij third bleckf IW ut of Hwys.1 IlM L just |from Lacetod | I Y O U N G E S T bloc to In-1 FORD I N S I X T Y - O N B Y E A R S ! U rg e Masonry business ms building building an earner ( a t . . . I ekaUa apartmeate . . , t-atary i— Caa ho bouakl uparataly or all together . . . EVERYTHING hosis wltk 4 bed rums—Caa COM M ERCIAL (net acre**_______ tka s tr u t from Seminal* Cosaty HBLLM . . . ZONED COMM I laundry aad dry tlaanlag plant aU* M a i Grocery Star*. For thia one has a freahnsm . . . a brightnaaa . , , a s p irit. . . a flair that has never bun aaao before ta a Cadillac car. 1Iwaers moved to Orlando; quick It's the look of youth— aad it's written ta every clean, crisp line . . . and mirrored ta avary tithe, nimble move that the ear make*. In fart, motorists of ail agm hare taken this Cadillac to thalr hearts as navtr before. The recap­ tion that has bean accorded this naw "ear ef sa lt"-* whathar measured by tha prtiu of Ita followers or tha number of ita ownara-la simply without precedent. r lOeaerai Mr. and Mis. J. P. Deaokae W rit* or coil for descriptive folder*. FORD? O I L L A C Nor la It remarkable that so many younger motor­ ist* can be man thia year at Ita wheel. 1r*raat M % dawn al aaction, balance anaeunced wltk assy terms ar c u k If daairtd. | WHO P U T THE C A D Taka a good look at a new I N I CadUlan aad you'll aaa what wo'ra ulking about. Urstato 4. |Open far leaped lea after I9 i M A . M. day * f auction. IN SAN e f the club will t n play aa part o f tha and a guest stager vU vrr A N N U A L D t N N IA honoring tka i i n f Bpaaish^Amarkan W a r r was pvan Bunday at Laka M . Thay art mambara o f tha Firat 1______ . . Front k ft, aaatad, ara Mrs. H arp P ffM n at Da- Busy line Keeps Aid From Child JACKSONVILLE (U p f ) . T w o vain attampU ware made ta clear • four-party telephone Una to aummoa help for a dying child Sun­ day, hot each Unw nm aoat rnttaaad la glvn up tha lint fo r Uto amarpaaay c a ll Tha.chUd, apparently suf­ fering from a respiratory atlmaat, died shortly altarwards la a focal hospital. Duval County Patrolman D. G. Aapfowail said Joseph Claude Roberta told kins hit aon, Joseph Jr., began abok tag aad he triad to aummoa help by talepbona but a man on the Um waa ta thn mM«t o f a conversation and re fused to surrender the line. Roberta hung up and m gan mouth-to-mouth rasuici* tatioo. A neighbor, Mrs. Mary Ludwig, stopped by the house for a visit and aho called the patrol on a then-open line. Minute* after AipinwaB arrived, be ordered Mrs. Lud­ wig to call the Weaconnett Volunteer Fire Dept. One* again a man oa the line refuted to get oft. * "i bagged him to let me have tht line," Mrs. loidwlg said. “ I told him it was an emergency, (hat a baby w u sick, but he just kept on talking." The woman said the caller finally cleared the line about 10 minutes litre . Despite further reiuscila. tion efforts by Roberta and wr Uto mu t ing and program will b* kald Thursday at StW psm. at Uto Community H ue*, aa la euatomary wltk thn tore red dish auppar, A brief btotaaaa muting will fol­ low with n guest horticulturist ' also will entertain. Christmas decorations and cantarplseen will ha said. Serving an tha raft—intent committee for thin meeting nr* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradford; chairman aad Mr. and Mia. H. T. Guest, Mn and M ia L. a WiUard, U r aad Mra. W. R. Wlglty. Mr*. Hats* taaam a and Mlaa Deborah Gfovur. Tka c l u b ' a --------Tournament to tat Anal atagrt, however playoff wtO ha delay­ ed until tha waathsr la warm­ er. Th* next meattag o f tha board will bn bald nt tha home of Mr. and lira. Dan Hants al ItM p. m. on Jan. S. Miami CE4ar S -IIU - Daytona CLintoa 1-1911 Lauisvilla, E ys JUalpar 4-4447 Why not visit your authorised Cadillac dealer aooa -a n d au for yourself what th* talk la all about! And so it la not surprising that thia beautiful new Cadillac is adding a host of youthful admirers to tha ranks o f its enthusiasts. Young ta fact or young at heart—vr* know you'll want to make it your* I V IS IT YOUR LOCAL, AUTHOH1ZBD C A D ILLA C DBALMlt HOLLER M O T O R Cor. 2nd A SALES C O . Palm etto m t -U : �w.m H arry and M argaret Echelberger had a chat with Bill and M ary M erritt at the gala. 'v i ■"Vy Three ladies in m ink. . . Mrs. Roy Williams, Mrs. Mary Welchel and Mrs. Helen Carraway. Crela Higginbotham lias ti»e new look at tiie party with husband, City Commissioner Earl Higginbotham. a point with Capt. Joe Tully greeted M ayfair d o u b l e Mrs. opened Gloria Stanul, in wide doors as Host white fur stole, and Mrs. Richard Regan greeted Jane Ames, Mrs. Stanul’s Cdr. houseguest. Jane and John Spolski and Mrs. Meisher. Chuck �> ✓ I Episcopal Chapter Meets A t Lee Home It Anne's Chapter of Holy Cross Episcopal Church met at the home of Mrs. A. W. La* an Laarel Avenue. She was assisted by Mrs. A. S. MeCallum. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. S. O. Chase Jr. la the absence o f chairmen Mrs. W. H. Stewart. Highlighting the program was the reading of a Christtras story centered around the three Wiseman. Mra. Hawkins Connelly rood the story •ad conducted the Christian education portion of the pro­ gram. In n report from the re­ tent board meeting o f the Churchwomen. Mra. Chaae reminded members of the foliowhtg dates: Dec. 21, • children's Christmas "arty; Jyn. H o , an 'evangelistic and on Jen. 13, the yearly parish dinner. It was also stated that fruit cakes are being sold this year by St. Mary's Chapter end members o f SI. Anoe'a may contact Mrs. MeCallum to obtain them. Four­ teen members were present tor the meeting. South Seminole Welcomes More New Families Sirs. Nore C. Norris, Wel­ come Wagon hostcsi reports the following new families wtlcorned to the South Seminole area: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beske sod son Michael from Orlan­ do; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, Marshal! and Randy from Bristol, V s.; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lucore and Janet from North Tonawanda, N. Y .: Mr. and Mrs. L. A.Michaux, Raymond and War­ ren from Miami; Mr. and Mr#. A. R r O'Neel, Ronny and P in n y from Jacksonville. Mr. and Mra. D. S. Wescett, David, Dennis, Dorothy and John from Whldby Island. Wash.; Mr. and Sirs. Edward Wlghtman, Dennis and Mar­ garet from Denver, Mass.; Sir. and Mrs. J. W. Hicks, John, Lillian, Pam and Anne from Sanford; Mr. and Mr*. S. P. Broadle, Jimmy and Di­ ana from Trenton. Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mick. Steve and Joanna from England. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Mil­ ler from Cleviland, Ohio; Sir. and Sira. Carl Fox. Gregpry, Jeffrey and Melissa from Cov­ ington, K y; Mr. and Mrr. Charles Lofgren from Stam­ ford. Conn., and Sir. and Mrs. Fred Buss and Freda and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shell, Garry and Larry all from Orlando. Church C alendar TUESDAY Brownlee Bible Claaa of the rirst P r e s b y t e r i a n Chureh m ieti at 1:45 p. m. in Fellowship Halt, for cover­ ed dish Chrletmaa supper meeting. Dorcas Class ef the First Baptist Church meats at • p. m. with Mrs. Eugene Pennington in Lake Mary for a Christmas party and gift exchange. WEDNESDAY Circles 11 and 13 e f the First Presbyterian Church meat at S:t5 a. m. with Mrs. Roy Mann. 121 W. lath St. Alan Observes Birthday At Club Presents Christmas Program Highlight Christmas of fie program, annual spon­ sored by ths San.ord Wo­ man’s Club, was the ehUdten from the Stepping Stones Kindergarten, who eatertaln»d the women so well the ludleaee s it spellbound. Mrs. W. L. Kirk la introduetag the group, said "W hat Is a Christmas without Child­ ren? Today we have 17 o f them who will entertain us." All wcro dressed In cos­ tumes, portraying a Christ* mas toy. Them* of the pro­ gram was "Th e toys that came to life ." A ll sang o r recited their parts and pre­ sented rybthmie dances. T M group sang Christmas carols and recited a part of the Christmas story, from the Bible. Santa Claus, (L o w li Doylon) served is the an­ nouncer and latroduead each performer. Others taking part were Unde Diaon, e fairy: Bob Melleary and Paul Tbomaa, brownlai; Terri Tetembaum and Linda Diaon, dolls: Monies Olllff and Melodla Chinee, kittens; Kevin Beck­ with and Alan Winn, soldiers; Tina Persons, raggedy Ann; Jeff Bebrshs, raggedy Andy; Mark Metts and Kevin Epps. Cowboys; MarcheUe Olllff and Randy Brown. Dutch della and Mark Neyea and Jimmy Brndle, sailors. Judy Jessen, anothsr doll had to move to another town the day before the program. The S T ILL A FE W H AS H on* this Wednesday erasing start- I f i So Easy To Open leg at 7:1*. The e n s t wffl be held at the M eat o f Sire. A Charge Account A t Penney'* H. L. Johnson en N m ir e e * A t *. Mrs. Ed ftr * a P lta sm M win demenstratioa Just In Time For Christmas! aw "B read s" and each m en b er is asked to attend aad bring a gift testing not *rer a dollar. A delightful evening Is planned for the members. Miss Myrtle Wilson, Coun­ ty HD Agent and her secre­ tary. Mias Ruby Cohen bar* been Invited to attend as guests. Home Club Plant Party Thursday THE TOYS T H A T CAME TO L IF E presented the Chrlatmas program for member* of the San­ ford Woman's Club. L e ft to righ t (front row) are Bob McHenry, Melodie Chance, Terri Tetenhaunt, Jimmy Brodie, and Mark Noyes. Second C R EATIVE W OMAN Toy P re y Fun to make, so' nice to glvc—this top pony is Ideal for small hands to cuddle. No. 254-H h e a pattern pieces; sewing directions. To order send 35 cents in coins for etch pattern to; Creative Woman Sanford Herald Box 438, it Idtown Station New York 11, N. Y . Print name, address with style number and add 10 cent* If first class mailing U desired. 12 INCHES TAU 254 -H I If you write someone that you would like to come (or a visit and the answer is slow in arriving, or reeds less than enthusiastic, cancel your plans. row Alan Winn, Monica Olllff, Paul Thomas, Linda Dixon, Kevin Epp* and Mark Matt*. Back row, Kevin Beckwith, Marched* Olllff, Randy Brown, J e ff Behrens, Tina Paraona and Lewis Dorton. (Herald Photo) Officers Wives Of V A H -3 Meet For Bridge Local Events WEDNESDAY Eaecutive Board meeting of the Sanford Garden Club, at t :M a. m. la the C avcal Room of First Federal. Sanford Welcome Wagon Club, their husbands and gucsta meet at the Capri at 7 p. m. for get-acquainted hour with supper at I p. m. Special guests will be m em­ bers from South Seminole Club. The Afterburner room e f the BOQ was the site ef the monthly brkfge session o f the VAII-3 Officer's wives. Mrs. William MitlerewsU, Mrs. Kenneth Sha-p, and Mrs, Andrew Reno were hos­ tesses for the afternoon af­ fair. Refreshments Included coffee, cokes, preitel sticks, and assorted candles. The Sanford Home Demon­ stration Ctub will meet at I p. m. Utla Thuraday, at the Heme Demeaalrotlaa Canter for a Christmas party. Each member is requested to bring an lasipenslra home­ made gift to euchange with another member. FABRIC SHOES GIVE HER A HOSIERY WARDROBE. . . GAYMODES r it C E Every women In your life deserve* Gay- 1 D A T HKKVICK mod*. For Mom, *1*. the gal* In the office, D YE D X 0" Center 207 W . 1.1 81. wa*v* nylon* that’ll pleaee. For evening, daytime, service weights. . . all color*, even whites, to match ovary costume and mood. Those attending were Mmss. Welter. Kuehn, Louis Krlser, C.J. Youngbiads, Cll/. ton Dowell, V la e n t Mssnwe, William Goodman, Amy Bust, Earl Arhord, James Bail, C. W. Metier, Patrick O'Uara, Wendell Powell, E. C. Tallm ai, Georgs Waters, Rich­ ard Wright, Roy farm er, end Rlshtrd Dunleavy. W lc U iy -fc M lw tA Members of the W om en'i Sorlety of Christian Service "Fast uring Fashion* Jusl For You' Of the Barnett Memorial Mstbodlst Church, In Enter­ prise, will meet today at 7:30 p. m. In the Church An­ nex, for the annual Christmss party. Tha secret daughters will also be honored at the party. B PE C iALt SIXTRANSISTO R s e t Dresses . , • by Jaaler Arseni, Domlhy O'Hara and mas Mhtra. LIV IN G CHRISTM AS TREES ir s p e v llle N u rn e ry 2721 (ifapeville A te . F A t-OMS Easy • ear* h a n d washable Dacron b polyester, nylon 'n cotton In fresh lace 'n r i b b o n trim styles. G ift h e r with a full supply I Includes earphone, l e a t h e r carrying case, earphone case, even tha battery! Outstanding recep­ tion and ton* quali­ ty ! Sweaters . . . Carilgan* and allp-ena la fur blind*, wont and linen knits A V A IL A B L E CHOICE DATES FOR YO U R CHRISTM AS P A R T Y Lingerie Family Dinner Crswlaboutt *N Alan Braddoek celebrated bis 13th birthday with a family dinner party at the homo of his parents, Mr. and Mra. E. E. Braddoek, In Enterprise, Thursday even­ ing. Those helping with the celebration were his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stowe!!, Corky and Vince, of Sanford; his grandmother, Mrs. Inis Brooke and a cou­ sin and her family, Mrs. Danny Neal and children ef Osteen. M in i their annual Christmas party PROM 14.23 U P Invited to a wedding and the reception ? Be lure to reply if you can’t attend. Plans must be made based on number of people attending the reception. Lake Demonstration Cleft will M M Mra- A. J. BraeMn, teachtr. Mra. P. L. Dampltr, pianist and several molhera of the children assisted with the children and the uro­ gram. A tuneheon preceded the program and hoitaisrs in charge were Mrs. Ben Wade. Mrs. At Hunt, Mrs. W. n. StringfVeld, Mrs. Harry W. Seller Mrs. Donald Ellis and Mrs. Charles R. 91ms. Mrs. B. C. Moore led the group In singing Christmas carels, accompanied at the plane by Mra. Clarenca Sny­ der, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, a special guast, Introduced Mrs. Fred Chance who gave a -Christmas devotion, using s i her thame, the "Wisdom, courage end faith of the Three Wise Men." Mr*. R. A. Smith read at* ccrpU from the Woman's club minutes o f June, Oct­ ober and December t i l l stat­ ing that the club hid estab­ lished the first school 'unebroom program, in Sanford at the Grammar School on Oct. 10. Members raised the money ta build a place ’or senring the iuhch and also served as voluntary helpers. Mrs. William Reynolds and Mrs. Wade were In charge of decorations, Including Sen­ te end a Christmas sesnt on C*s mantle and ■ beautiful arrangement o f gilded pine rones and gold candles, on the speaker's table. The silver tree, with blue ornaments, on the stage was surrounded with packages, gifts from the members to an orphanage In Jacksonville. The American Home Deport­ ment was responsible for the tree and decorations. Lake Monroe Home Club Meets Wednesday Polo Bet Values! 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EO. 4IC4 IE R R l M T A T B OP R U D A K A It II A L A Dereaaed. T o An Creditors. U n t t r s Dlolrthoteeo and Peroooa R a t. > l o « Any Clalata or Demaade A m l nut M M Batatei Tou and such o f yen are hereby notified that you are required by Law to praeatil any rlalme and demands which you. or either o f you. may have against the eclat* of KLID A K A ItllA L A . decoated, tale o f aald County, to tho County Judro o f Hemt. hole County, Florida, at his o fflc o In tho court house of •aid County at Hanford, Flor. Ida. within nls calendar monlhc from the time of tho flrct publication o f thla no­ tice. Kach claim or demand •hall be la w riting, and ahall •tato ih# place e f residence and poet office address of theclaimant, and ahall be •worn to by tho claimant. Me agent, or hie attorney, and any such claim or demand not no filed ahall be void. Victor Karhata As administrator e f the Estate of E L I DA K A fllfA L A . Deceased. LammI A Jarvlnen Attorneys for Admlnlatrater C ity Centar llulM Ing Lake Worth, Florida Publish Nov. 10. 17 A D ec t. ti. m i . CDC-41 * * « P w tw s ix IR S CLAtwa OH d r r i t m A S A IR O T RASH U T A T K i T e a ta d each o f you are hereby notified and requlr»4 to file any claims and d*. mande which you. or either # f F°n« aaar h a rt ae.ln .t •»ld eetatc la the o fflr . « { Hon. C Vernon Mice. County Jnilee o f Hemlnole County, at his office In the Court llnoac In Banfonl. Florida, within •la calendar nmntha from the time of the firs t Publication o f thle notice. Each claim or demand muel he In w rltlc « and edotala the place e f re.|. dance and poet office addreit o f the claimant and mu<t be aware to hy the cUlmant, hie a ren t or attorney, or the came ahall be void. (a ) Harlan Tack As Ancillary Admlnla. Iralor r.t.a. o f aald eatat# K Pope IMaaett. o f the firm o f Danaatt sad Tuck T Maitland P lata Maitland. Florida Attorney for A n cillary Ado. e.La. COD-4 CAOGMTWT-WeVTUCNTO / NEVER Be (THE5AME» EDWARD W. HtOOl.Vl. i e T in t r m c c r r c o c r t o f T IIK El.ATII <ILDICIAL C IR e r r r . ie a e d f o r s k r u SOLD COCETT, FLO RID A. IE CIIA.ErP.RT EO. 14040 HOT W. PA UK I! It ami DOPIIIK M. PAIHCKIL Me wife. P lain tiff* W A tV IW l TiU M M TO COMMA WITNMIi -Va- ON.LAW>-DCMr A C T STUPID/ W H E R E W OULD C O M M O N SENSE _ T E L L T O O -fo T P 0 R M B .V M U . T O U .L A R C * ? v *PVW? I T ? VET£RiKj^ftlAkl V ••vTs y «s u 6 j> J M M R jfc e g g ( I DIDN'T KNOW \ M E N EITH ER, BUT l CATS MAD A N Y- 1 TH I8N 6EEM O TO V THING TPO WITH ) t j . U i HUMAN3J X _ HAVE A YEN fO R O O P i n o w rna g e t t iw o n t w a f b b d in n e r • T1M E„90 CO RUG TIT SOME (1RUR WHILE 1 GET A FIRE GOIN7 . / n r n * - x i. i t 'll CUAAR,M(4T CW.MAOdlB ORAHAMi CMR HAdETUPCP CASE, ZSCUL1?0 *F HE D ots KUO SQVSTHIN... HE'LL BE emmat IIK O nn R ABDO, Truatae. and (lKOItOR All DO, Indlvldually, and V K U -A DKKNK AliltO , hi* wife, Indlvldoafly, and (IK o llO K C. ABDO. and. K BM N R TII IIALC O ll. Jointly, Defendant*. EOTICM OF g l'I T F T A T K OF FLO R ID A. U R K R T . lE tia T O i l I K O r t O K ADDO. aka . tlK O IIflK a AII DO. ales' UEUIIOK AIIDt). Trualoot W ho.# rosldenco la In the B lete o f Florida In Orlando, Orango County. Florida, but who ronceala himself so that procoaa cannot bo personally ■creed upon him. and whe Plaintiffs ball.vo tharc la no person In tho Mist# o f Florida upon whom aervlco o f proceaa would bind said ooncoaled Dofondant. TOU ARB H E R E B Y N O Tf. F IK D that suit on a nolo and foroctoeuro of Aaalgnmeet o f M ortgage and other relief hao been filed against you In tho t'lrrult Court o f HemlnuU County, Ninth Judicial Cir­ cuit. Chaaccry No. m t l . bp ROT W. PARKER and 4 0 . P H IB M. P A R K K IL M i Rlfce P la in tiffs -vs- nKO lUlK A ll. Do. Trustee, and aKOIlON AllD o. Individually, and V E L ­ LA DKKNE’ AIIDO. hla w lf». Individually, and nEOROE C. AIllHJ. and K E N N E TH B ALCOM. Jointly, Defendants Toe are hereby required to fit# your Answer and/or otherwise plead In arcordanco with law with the Clerk of the abovo omitted Court and to serve e copy o f asm# upon Frank A. Taylor. Attorney fo r Plainllffe , 114 N. Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Florida, on or before Iho Ind day of January, A. D. 1141. The name o f the onnrt In which this suit haa been Inatltutad la Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit. Heratnot# County, Florida, aed Iho abbreviated title o f thle case Ie ROT W. P A R K E R and 40P H IK M. PAR K E R, hit wife. P la in tiffs -*•- (1EOIIUH AllDO. Trustee, and OKOROE AIIIK). Individually, and VKLI.A UKKXK AtltKi, hla wife. Individually, and flKORGK C. AUD<L and KKN.NETU BALCUM, Jointly, Dofaadanta, Lbancory No. 1344L Olharwise a Decree Pro C o n fe c t w ill |,a rntare.l again.t yoo fur your fallura to so aerva and file your Answer or »ther defea.ee as required by law. B IT N rgB the hand and jest o f aald Court this letk day A• D- , m l Clerk o f tho Circuit Court In and Fur Hemlnula Coun­ ty. Florida Hy: Manila T. VIMea D. C. Frank A. Taylor Attorney for Plalntlffa 11* North Magnolia Avenue Orlando. F Is TtU. THATCONGOESS TO SiWKNDOt-OR BE KJTRCIKP' P ’ TtECTA WTAiOJN® \ ( UKE LUAfiA AS PW AM fK-) V MU. T M tyf - ____ ✓ MeAtmme.s*. Lhasa AMO COMMKt OHA JtTHISfHAMTOM \ v -TRT»tt»10HttP K U3-CR0EDWW A * » ■ UOT,— - ^ * - : / v - e - r ' WHAT—A yyZ^J. WILD ROC/ THCYCUMPCnA/AHC.rNTSrXC WOW-VALUTA FIDE •TIW W A s / i 'MOLN) STAK3- men w oe* -me ------- W X KNOW ARE M NOW.' FuM.ah U.R m es-inefsaoious saju . 7H*o*eorTfie /M4.V7CVM- weghost, HHO WALKS! I QMULi' Micave-io A THE DEEP to r w o o d s. not r e s p o n s ib l e I win not be rv»possible fer any debts incurred by •ayone other than myself. JAMES E. SMITH NOT RESPONSIBLE I will net be responsible for any debts Incurred by ■■Twin ether than myself. K A R L GOLNICK �) I M . A rtk ta W T B E T F R E E E S T IM A T E U$ftel8»*rtog ft Mattress jm * ovctlag. N i t ft Uied Fermi, h u t. CiU Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Cehry A vt. FA M ill. HI-FI Stereo Records. Top 109. Christmas, elastic, popular. Perfect gift tot aay member of the family. SWEATERS, alipovrr a i d Seaford Electric. Down­ Cardljana, H i t to $14.9$ town S eated. FA F lit s . Perklae, Do wntown Saaford. GWa toot family tho moat Jaekota, Capa, Boota, Sweatlotting gift of all. Bottor ahirta ft Paata, a t o m . education and a more ate* Arm y-Nary Surplua. eetsful to taro with World Book Encyclopedia and/or Childcrait. S2MT7. Let ua halp you select. Modal Airplane SuppUea, Badmin­ ton Seta. Seminole Sporting Gooda. • n JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR Soil Us Your rurm tert. Quick Strrloa With Um Cseb. SU PER TRAD1NO POST F A 1-0077. 1M N. P ttk A ftftM BEDS FOR RENT Hospital, Roliawaya, Juvealla. FR E E d a lim y and Pick-up. FU R N ITU R E CENTER 1100 F lto th A ft . Ph. F A FTtO Hall, Realtor B a T FA M M Y O W E LL’S Contemporary 1 ft. Sofa, I matching walnut chair*. Lika m w . M U . CY M M Orlando. Of Saaford D ANIEL Croon Slippers, t o o to m m . Other bed­ room (Uppers from MAS. IV E Y ’S SHOE STORE 28. IE. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 22. 24. « Quality ft Fashloea ft Service lMO ChUdcrnft Perfect con­ dition. Reasonable. SSSM77. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at F A 2-3613 to llat your Gift GIFTS FOR WOMEN Ideal. 14. H f t t l M El Glita for mt G IF T S F O R C H IL D R E N 1 L Ran! In ia te Wanted 12. Raal Batata For Bala I t . Martf a c t Laaaa la a d lla g m l aatota. A PPLIAN C E S Stager Round Bobbin equip­ ped to tig xaf. Guarantee. 3 Paymeata $9.10. Phone F A 14411. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at F A 2-3612 to Hat your Gift Ideal. Daala— Oppartamity HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Female Help Wanted JE W E LR Y Mala Halp Wanted Help Waatad CALL SH IR LE Y JONES at CALL SHIRLEY JONES at Sltoatlaaa W aited F A 2-M12 to list your Qift F A 2-3112 to list your 01ft Babyfdttara Ideas. Ideal. Bcanty Baleaa ItatM - Paimt - Repair BaUdiag Material* Electrical Service* {DEALS, daaalct, CkUdran'a Book,, a Shopper’a Dream I Me Vicars, Downtown San­ ford. Photo greeting cards, made from your Btgatlrc, nr tar ll.o o extra wo will take the picture. 4g Hour terfle e . Ooaaman Photo ie rflee, 1222 MettoeriUe. Ph. F A 3-7042. •Rare of Laba Jaaaup. Ideal tar retirement. Good flak­ Barber wanted. Cooceaeton- ELECTRONIC ORGANS FACTO RY TO YO U ik e tar winter aeaaon. Ful­ Santee on all makaa. Work ing aad boa(lag. Price ALUM INUM BUNDS ly equipped Barber Shop. guaranteed. Towa ft Coun­ Eacloatd head, Sag-proof bot­ (M M . Eaay farm* an Apply Mayfair Ian, Sanford try T. V., aus F r n D r . , ranged. tom rail with plaatlc enda. C. A. Whlddon, Sr. SM Park A rt. dastard, Florida T iL 92MM Elderly retired man with car to handle amaU morning ' paper route in Saaford. Write Bon It e/e Sanford Herald. COST $12,010 SACRIFICE A T MATS construction. Modem, almost new. I had P I P E L I N E Tesae fa New York. Long, home, fa rm s F A fttnM. top paying project “ Job 3 Piece Living Room Suita LOCH ARBOR News" Me ft lum ped an­ fM.SO. Choice of colors. I TBtal price leaa than $ li,W telope. OICO, Bx 444, Bo­ Piece B e d r o o m Suita. lo r l bedroom home oa a te thell, Wash. $99.SO. Choice o f Colon. quiet atiwot in thU sectlm. Echols Bedding Company. Monthly paymeata otly $77.30 after assuming mort­ gage of $1MS3. PoaMtaton Full time Maid to lire on pre­ mise,, new modem home. Immediate ao you will bo Room, board aad salary. oUglblo for homestead « • Call collect Mrs. Saapp. . g a p tto u ._ _ CH 1-1333. Or Undo, FI*. ROBERT A. W1LUAMI Large 3 bedroom Trader oa Realtor U rge lake. Call FA 2-7349. Raymond Lundqulat. Aaoc. F A 2-Mlt Atiaalie Bank Bdg. X Bedroom, Florida room. Furn. 3 Room Apt. $30 Mo. 28. Laundry Service Adults. F A 2 9440. Fenced In back yard. Low 29. AntOtoMbUn Serf ice down payment, assume 29A* Auto Aeeeenorlen monthly payments. PboM Lake Mary. 3 Bedroom. 2 SO. Machinery . Tooin bath Lakefroot borne. Ph. or inforaation on a ace I after 3:M. FA 2 8140. 21. Poultry - Llventock FA 2-8030. bedroom, lVt bath wtorw Happy Acres now ha a a Nur. 21 A. Prto 4 ROOMS and bath. Com­ $39 month paya all and you aery. Ctoae supervision at 32. Flowers - Shrub* pletely unfurnished. Near 2 Bedroom unfurnished bourn maybe hi for Chriatnaa A L L times. Fenced acre S3. Furniture kitchen equipped. $73.00. NAS. Nothing fancy, but call 934303. play area. Rtvervlew Ave. 84. Article* For Bak alto 1 bedroom Apt. $33.00. FOR LEASE— Modern Ser­ ch*ap rent. $7.30 weak. Pb. off W. tat. Call F A 2-1411. 35. A rtic k * Wanted Distress Sale I N o down pay­ <06 S. Park Ave. A p t 4. FA 2-3219. vice SUtion, Two Bay For30. AutonaobUea • Truck* ment. No second moriftge. Ironing wanted. F A M M celt,a Enamel Building. EFFICIENCY Apt., Santord Unfurnished housa on N. 37. Boats • Motor* Invest­ 2 bedroom, 1 bath, carprte, newett. Ideally located on Day's Worker. DeBary, Win­ DS. Motorcycle* • Scooter* Cameron Ave. 4 miles cast ment. Contact Sinclair Re­ aereened porch, large cor­ First St. near Post Office. ter Park or Sanford. R efer­ 39. Traitors • Cabana* o f Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, fining. Co. F A 2-2131. ner lo t Approx. $30 tnnth 2 City Parkiag Lota, shop­ ping places. Suitable for couple or single, one rent No utlUty charges. Inquire Manuel Jacobson D e p t . Itor*. kitchen appliances, quiet neighborhood, school bus atop. $40 per month. Pb. I F A 2-4143. E. B. Stowe. LOST: Please return ladles black purse taken at ThriftR E N T A BED w ay Market Sat. Keep money, but return content, Furnished Rooms. $1.00 waek. Rollaway, Hospital ft Baby Beds which are very Important. 103 S. Park. I 2J-OTOS. By Day, Week, or Month Mrs. Retba O rlffl,, R L 1 2 BEDROOM housa. kltehan CARROLL'S FURNITU RE Box lift Sanford. equipped. $73 month. Pb. Pb. FA 1-3111 116 W. l i t SL F A 3-3303. 2. Notice* • PenwmnI* Furnished 2 bedroom home. Lovely 2 bedroom bouse, kit­ Double garage. Fruit treea. AA chen equipped. Carport* 2*11 Palmetto. F A 2-04*2 Meets every Thursday at I and utility room. Adults or F A 1-03T4. p. m., Grace Methodic* only or with Infant. $03. Church. F A 2-$6}f. ROSECOURT. 1 Bedroom U no sn iw tr phone after furnished Apt. N tar base. 4 p. m. F A J-441L 2013 Sanford Ave. NO 8-4323 Furnished Apartment close 4 ROOM furnished apartment. APARTM ENTS: 1 Bedroom, water furnished. W ELAKA i*. Jimmy Cowan, F A 2-4013 Rooms private baths, 114 $60 a month. 3234389. W. First St. UNFURNISHED naw I bed room bouse, kitchen equip­ CLEAN 3 room furnished aparment. Water and elec, Room In private home, ped. F A 2-3683. furnished. 133 a month. Pb. 222-7411. FA 84344. Claan first floor Apartment Private entrance. 1004 PalSmall Apartment. Lights and metto. water Included. 843. Pb. 2 Bedroom home with Flor­ F A 2-7389. ida room and kiteben equipped. $73 month. Call Nice clean 1 bedroom House322-0009 for Information. trailer. Electric and water furnished. Adults only. Pb. F A 2-1305. 3 Bedroom borne. 2400 Ste vans Ave. Ph. 319-4671. Nice, 3 bedroom, 2 bath borne, near new High School and Shopping Cen­ ter. Monna Jarvis. Phone FA 2-1810. Unfurnisbed 2 b e d r o o m bouse. 826 Eicambla. Pb. FA 2-0274. Free Traitor tot rent in ex change for part time ser­ vices. Phone FA 2-2372. Clean furnished Apartment downstairs. Adults. Phone FA 2-1834. 8m Tha LMN Naw 4 Bedroom lloms to Lake Warms* ItslghU On Longdal* Av*. Jest South Of Loagdale Longwood. Fla. * MUes South of Hanford Tor* West at 2nd Hoad Sooth of Owens Bros. OPEN I I o. m. to 6 p. m. DAILY Sunland Estates Homes 3 - BEDROOMS, VA-NO I. IK, DOWN ft 2 BATHS PAYM ENT ence. Write Box 6 e/o San­ payment! Include* inur­ ford Kara Id. ed*#, tax*#. Immadlak oc­ cupancy. Write Wlllami, Babysitting or Ironing. Pb. FA 1-7791. 1231 B. Mathew Perry Rd. Kay Weat for more Mot21. Beauty Salons tniUon. BEDROOM modem bouse. Kitchen equipped. F A 2-OSTt. Cut ‘N Curl Beauty Shop Longdate, $ bedroom bus*. F A 2-0634 Small down payment $68. 316 Palmetto THE T IM E TESTED r i R M Mo. call TE 6-1443 after 24. E le c tr ic a l S e r v ic e * 116 N. Park A v* F A 24122 I p. m. for appoint®oL KHIQIDA1RE Lakeview bom* with lake New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath om*. Sales ft Sarvlee privileges In South Silver No cash needed. 31 a House Wiring, Free Estimates Lake Sborea. 3 Bedrooms month, T axis ft Insrtac* Sid Vlblen's Randall Electric and 3 baths. Air-ConditionIncluded. 322-9063. 112 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-0013 *d. Phone F A ft7 M . St. Johns Realty I Bedroom CB home. Take over payments of $6* per month. Ph. FA 2-0736. 25. Plumbing Berries* Office F A 2-2111 Nights FA 2464 2234700 2324 Park Dr. Sanfor, Fla. Stemper Agency REALTO R — INSUROR FA 2-4991 1119 8. French A v*. __ KINGSWOOD JIM PH. P A 8-8074 HUNT R E A LT Y . Mole* Agent T H E A T IN G M. B. PO PE CO. O ta M l Be. Park A te. P A ft4i CAMERA, complete telephoto, For Rug aad Upholatry $111. See (leaning la your homo eaU era shop, Ptokup. A t eoaditlon, low mttaage. HM . P A ft IMP o r F A 84MY Belas Coetessa, with wide angle, filter,, flaah. at Wleboldt Cam­ i l l s. Park. Plano Tuning aad Enpalr V. L. Ilarm on — F A ft 4 ill BE MODERNI Cook aad heat water oconomicaUy with HII-Y e a r eld white very largo Therm Bottled Gas. Millar Radio and Appliance. IIS I . . Upright. Commercial Free* Or. Contact Mr. PuUlagor. Park Ava. Ph. F A 34332. Gateway Tie A n Waterway 322-7222. W ELLJ DRILLED, PUMPS, R o b e o n S p o r tin g G o o d s Wo have in Ibis vicinity two Your B VIN E U 9B Da alar iP R IN K E R IY S T E M I Spinet pUnoe, that can be W 4 I I . l i t Pk. F A ft«M t All Types and Sixes purchased by making smell We Repair and lenrlae deposit ft Uking over small IF Mahogtay hardtop Bast. S T I N E Flberglaea bottom. Twin as monthly paymenU. Inquire Maehlaery and Supply Co. bp. elaetrie start Eriirudes. Thom peon Music Co., 29 207 W. 2nd SL FA *4433 Brand new tandem till CotonUI Plain Mall, Or* trader. Complete outfit enly FR IG ID A IR E Undo. Phone *33-4177. $2900.00. Phone FA ftftitt. Salea ft Service Complete set M in's Golf Q. H. HIGH clubs ft bag. $30. Portable 1700 W. Wt It. Sanford tape recorder. 3 H. 0. Pb. F A 2-3SS3 Electric trains ft tracks. Refrigeration - Air-condition­ 323 0331. ing men needed. We train you. W rit* Commercial It costa nothing to use a Blue Lustre Carpet ShamTradsa Institute Box is, e/o pooer with purchase of Sanford Herald. Blue Lustre. Carroll's ’furn­ 38. Motorcycles • Scooter* iture. A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D Windshield Back Gloss Door Class Vent Gloss SERVICE Senknrik Ginas and Faint Company 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4622 31. Poultry • Llventock PLUMBING Gentle Shetland Pony for Contracting ft Repairs children . Just In Um* for FR E E D ELIVERY ChrlstmSs. Also trailer. Ph. R. L. HARVEY F A 2-3479 after 8:10. 204 Sanford Ave. F A 2-3313 FRU IT, G IFT PACKED ship­ VE SPA Motor Scooters (n ew ) $10.63 down ft $3.32 Week. ped expreaa. B ig g 's Curb ly. Market. 2483 Sanford Ava. Lewis Salas ft Service Ph. F A 2-292*. 2317 Country Club Bend 1 KtcondlUoncd Victor band Pb. FA 2-7921 adding machine $49 93. 1 Used Burroughs adding ma­ 1961 Vespa 1I0CC. L ib * new. All extras. *296. F A 94020. chine, aubt. $72.30. New portable Olympia Type­ writer with ease *69.93 plu* tax. 1 Reconditioned Royal 1936 Terry trailer, 34' x r standard Typewriter, excel­ Moo. Cootact Mrs. M a r g in * lent condition. *39JO, Pow­ Wlrth. S. E. First SL Men. ell's Office Supply Co. 117 uai Jacobson Apts. Boons 8. Magnolia Av*. 30, Ssnford, Fla. Last O f 1962 Models OLDSMOBILE 88 • 4 DOOR • BRAND N E W White W’all Tires, Luxury Trim. SAVE HUNDREDS OK $ $ REGISTER FOR When, you buy. W hatever you buy, for the Best Buy, T R IP Buy A Ford in Sanford NASSAU D R AW ING A T N E W I HR. MODEL H*UtiB 3 P. M. S U N D AY, DECEMBER 1. 10 T IL L 8 C il/ P d#\YE A ir Condition, Power Window#, Brake*. Btaartag. Itadlo, Ureter. Tinted Glass. Used Only By Mr. Holler. Never IU«n Tilled. C A W E S A V E HUNDREDS O F < $ J M Y E CHEVROLET CORVAN PANEL Bread New. Floor Shift. SAVE HUNDREDS O F 8 I CHEV II STATIO N W AGON • PASSENGER Strickland-M orrison D A IL Y Stssrla#, OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 . STATION W AG. Buy in SANFORD FREE CHANCE OPEN I " Girls Bicycle. Portoflt condition. P A 2-406. Beautician wanted. N*t 'N Curl Beauty Chop. 18 Pal­ metto Ave. F A 2834 or FA 2-4013. Country Clnh Rood at M ayfair Cowatry gift Days. F V 2-31*8 • Ere. 0 Sun. FA 2-4448 • 323-0700 Charles Benton. F A 24316. Automatic Tran*.. Power Brahee aad Radio, Heater, Electric Window*. __________ BMfSHflflR* BUILDERS, INC. Plaatlc or rayon tapes. Cot­ ton or nylon cord*. 16. Female Help toalad H U R R Y ! H U R R Y ! H U R R "! O N L Y 10 MORE D A Y S LEFT TO Electric Ouitar, ampUftor and earn, edJwMMa nock. Soikorlk Glass and Paint Company KEROSENE D IU V E E and Furnace cleaning serflcw. 210 Magnolia Pb. P A 1-4622 12M Cbavrolat Stenstiom R<alty LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA • Cosirational 4k FHA Financing - ... — * —— Sunland Estate* - On 17-92 (2 Ml of Sanford) _____ 27. Special Serf icen M A Y F A IR Form erly Um home of « bank president, this fine three bedroom home baa 13. M ortgage ianuu privet* dining room, fire, DACHSHUNDS AKC register­ place, w ell furnace. U rge MORTGAGE LOAB ed. Black ft tan. 6 Months cedar ctoeeU and is locat­ FH A aad Conventual Plumbing ft Heating old. A ll shots. 322-170L ed on one of the most Commercial ft JUal4*Ual A IR CONDITIONING beautiful corntr tots in Wtlmarancr Pups. 7 weeks CONTRACT and R E P A IR M A Y F A IR . Drive by 219 old. AKC registered. $73. WORK ‘ Elliott and then call for 1007 Sanford Ava. F A 2 4363 .F A 2-0389. an appointment. O n l y 111 N. Park Ave. F / 1-2190 $13,300. TO A L L SOLD OUT IN LO N G D ALE by tbs formulater e f T O S U M D E ATH IN E SC TV CtDE*. M i libtt). Far lakemattm ta d fr t * delivery M tt l l f i i l Wood*. F A M E , Uaad furniture, eppllancM, tools, tie. Bought • laid. Larry's Hart SIS Saaford A f t . Ph. F A 2-4132 — INCORPORATED — Used Car Lot Aero** from Civic Center 408 E. 1st SANFORD F A M 481 PHONE W IN T E R P A R K MI 1-8961 Automatic Trans., Healer, Whit* Walla. Uood By Wdrums Wagon Lady. C A V E HAVE HUNDREDS OF 8 8 aM YC LONG, LONG, TRADES - EASY TERM S F A 24711 O RLANDO CH 14114 219 Ka»t 2nd 84. �.— 1 ^ i I l— traek, hare b w i booked for » the coming Mason at g»v ford-Orlando K n n c l Club. Tba kennel list snnounesd Reno, Kostival Lead Winners o c o d ta lttn r iaellglhie l a eonpetUkn this s e a s o n . Coach W sR D a n s ssid to­ day- Bobby Lundquist Nets 53 Points In Biddy Contest Ole Orville Jones, m this Charles same Spar* Ribberi bunch, also came into the spotlight Music Co./Sunday Sweeper with M* sterling 206 game. (Ms coming Sunday starting Jooesy has been known to un­ • I 1 p m. Remember, two leash n Big Game on more weeks age we awarded over occasions than not I M 9 quickie reminder, right o ff the ball Evidently, those few les­ 9440.00 in prise mooey. It's handicapped . . . everyone sons are starting to pay-off for Louise Cidenbead. stand* an equal chine* cl A couple o f weeks ago she going boms a winner. said aha was having a bit of a Without a doubt, on* of problem. So wo watched her the highlights o f any woman’s roll a coup!* o f framss nd bowling since Jet Lane* op­ told her what I thought ah* ened here In Sanford would was doing wrong. I f m y mem­ bo the bowling turned • in by ory serve* mo correctly, since Dot Powell last Thursday then her name has been mannight! H'a ■ heck o f a lot booed either for the Mgb better than those scores turn­ gam* or sertea la the last ed la by the professional throe o r four league reports women bowlers which you T v * seen. may or may not watch on Just this post weak she waa television. top* In the Hollar Motors Dot started with ■ tremen­ Navy Wives Lg with n lto/460 dous 232, followed it with an­ duo. other Big Done* — a 213 and I f you’ re ever In a spot and then she got just a little tired you don't know what you're with her third game and fin­ doing wrong with your bowl­ ished the series with a 209 ing, remember, 1 give FREE , , .654 serateht Do you rea­ LESSONS E V E R Y FR ID A Y lise that’s a 211 (Boy would at 10 a.m. 1 like to got that tired that My only point la mentioning I ’d start to roll 209 gam es!) these free lessons la that quit* This Is the highest woman’ s often, as In Louise's case, sanctioned league serlei re­ everyone had a different Ideea ported to date I That's terrif­ of what she was doing wrong. ic and it eouida’t happen to a And you know wbat, not a better person. It waa a pleasure watching one picked out the right Helen Altman cut loot# with thing! L Y M A N HIGH’S B A S K E TB A LL squad is composed o f thea* regulars. From left, back row: Doug Bartle, Gary Ferrin, Don Smith, Jim Shuater, Jim Topen. Middle row: Fred Grant, Palmer Biggest Winner Again DUNEDIN ( UP I ) Ar­ nold Palm er reigned a* pro go lfs top money-winner to­ day for the second time in three years. The Latbrobe, mus­ cleman was credited with earnings o f $ai.444.33 in the unofficial standings released by Um Professional Golfers Association. Gen* Llttler finished a dis­ tant second with $66,200.83 and rookie Nlcklau* was third with $61,666.93, barely edging out Billy Cas­ per, who earned $61,642.19. Bob Goalby rounded out the top five with ft6.340.Sl. The PG A figures Included mooey earned la last week­ end's Coral Gables Open— the last tournament on the 1962 schedule. Palmer, who won his first mooey title in 1960, compet­ ed te 21 tournaments this ♦N T. Sanford felt the sting of Bishop Moore's Hornets last night as they swarmed aU over the Seminole* to gala a 71-53 victory at Orlando's Davis Armory. With threw Hornet players over six-four on the floor, the Sanford lads had a Job of containment to do and with Moore’s JanMn hitting IS and missing three, it wasn't until the third quarter that the Indians were able to throw a tone defense against the big boys that did the Job. Sanford's Mike Woodruff was high man for tha local quintet with 21 points. Score by quarters: Bishop Moore 17 23 11 19-71 Sanford 16 14 U 14-36 I think It was In last week's when we casually column mentioned that B, F. Ward of the Jet Lancs Keglcr’a Lg. was doing some fine bowling. I guess he likes to see his name foothall history, today was in print (don't we all) cause named 1962 "Back of the he’ s gone and done It again. Y e a r" by the United Press Top man for this Kegler's International. Lg. Is none other than Mr. The 6foot, 3-Inch, 193-pound Ward with a 217/333 Mries. Baker received more than You keep on bowling 'em high twice a* many votes a* runand I'll keep right on report­ nerup Jerry Stovall of Louis­ ing itl iana State in the nationwide Bill Stein of Bill and Lou­ balloting of aports writers isa's Tavern barely missed and broadcasters. B a k e r on that 200 • strike with his drew 157 votes compared 196 game. Incidentally, we to U for Stovall. cerlainly appreciate the Other top vote-getters were comment! he relayed to us George Sui mes. of Michigan from his sponsors regarding Slat* with 23; F.lden Fortie the Increase In their busi­ o f Brigham Young, 14; Billy ness due to becoming a bowl­ Moore, o f Arkansas, 13; ing team sponsor) George Mira of Miami (F la .) Wc talked with Sirs. L ouIm and Tom Myers of North­ Holbrook of Bill A Louise's western, 13 each; Roger ■nd she's Just tickled pink for Koehinan of Penn State and bring asked to sponsor a team. Billy Loth ridge, of Georgia What pleases me most Is the Tech, 8 each, and Oicnn fact that our bowling public Grilling of Mississippi and recognise* her for wbat she’s Mcl Renfro o f Oregon, 6 doing to help our sport and each. U In turn reciprocates by pa­ tronising their place of busi­ ness. It's a two way street like V A L DISERE, F r a a e o we've been saying aU along. ( U P I ) - Alain Rondi, 16, and It’s good business to do busi­ Pierre Bclct, 17, Junior mem­ ness with your bowling league bers of the French skiing team, were killed when an sponsors. Remember, Sunday Sweep­ avalanche swept over their er this Sunday starting at 1 practice area on the Col de Bcllevard*. p.m. Tackle Signed r Stadium Leased GET IN TO C IV IL SERVICE W ORK! Many appointments to U. 8. Civil Service Jobs will bo mad* during the next 12 months. The** positions provide SE C U R ITY fo r you and your family with good pay, steady employment and advance­ ment Many Jobs require Uttl* or no specialised educa­ tion or experisnea. Lincoln Service, a privately owned school, helps thous­ ands prepare for these testa each year. For full in­ formation on U. 8. Civil Service Jobe, mail TODAY. LINCOLN SERVICE. DEPT. 11 Pekl*. Illinois team with a 216/301 acore with Borsdorf rolling an tven 200 for the only other 200 game in the match, Rodrigues was high for the losers with a 306 series. Sweeney's came up with Ttrillion. Mac Tray, Derby winner last year, Barnacle Bob and Ed’s Exodus rato high among th e champion greyhounds slated fo r action when the season opens Jan. I . Baker Is Tops PH ILAD E LPH IA (U P !) Oregon State's T erry Baker. AQ America quarterback and Helsman Trophy wfamer, w is named the year’s oatstanding college football player by the Maxwell Club. Andy Robustell) of the New York Giants was chosen top player ia the National Football League. Noah Webster sttained fame through his Dictionary of the English Language. TH IS CHRISTMAS — GIVE — TIRES TU B PE R FE C T P R A C TIC A L GIFT. CAVANAU G H T IR E SERVICE 1401 S. French A re. F A 2-2269 Canada Gets Star M ONTREAL (U P I) - D a v e Hoppman, lows State backfield star who led the na­ tion in total offense during the college football seasoh, baa signed to play with the Montreal Alouettn. Hoppman had been drafted by the New York Giants o f the National FootbaU League. CUSTOM M AD R md G U A R A N T E E D Boating enthusiast* spent $2,323 billion In pursuit of their sport during 1960. and Seat Cover Co. W. 3rd 322-8032 AU TO GLASS Matinees Wed. & Sat. 1:15 P. M. la d le* Night Moa. 4k Than. 7:45 ITS RELIABILITY COMES FROM ITS QUALITY A nutshell description of Chevrolet truck* could be “ Truck* That Work” . It’a not exactly earthahakIng but it says a mouthful. 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C U y -------------------------------------- 81. eludes virtually all of |u t year's top performers pins many powerful newcomers. Some #00 fleet greyhounds will be ready fo r action when schooling starts Doc. 2$, ln4 7) tbs cream o f the crop vrill t* selected to race opening night, Jan. S. Carl Tracy and Orville Moses, who finished one-two in a tight battle for leading kennel honors last itason, head the Hst o f returnees. AU together eight o f the top |g money winners from 1062 are A coming back to the bustling ‘ Longwood racing strip. J. M. Edwards rates as per­ haps the meat prominent name among the newcomers for 1963 as many o f his grey, hounds rank among the all. time favorites at Sanford-Or* lando fo r years gone by. Other interesting additions to last year's roster include 7 Circus City Ranch, Cecil Aus­ tin, T. J. Daniels and Frsd Colts Sign Hill Skiers Killed Nam# - — ----------------- Arielio Takes Jai-Alai Honors Four Teams Vie For Loop Lead In addition to Dot Pewetl her destructive 'Strike Ball’ In the Friday ovonlng Mr. A burning- up that Thursday Mrs. League. Helen rolled the hi game son has herself a "goodie", for the gala with a 190 game too. Erma Just missed that as Elaine Kostival continues magic plateau as she checked her good bowling by captur­ In with a 106 game. Wound-up ing scries honors with n 469. with a respectable 337 series. A two-O-slx game was the Eleanor Anderson (P ryo r In­ Big One in the Sand Spurs surance) didn't miss o u t though. Shs shot a 209 scratch Lgl Credit It to Peggy 8tewart That's the way to keep our of the Jet Inn four-some. And “ left-handed" morale up, Ele­ the took Mrles too, with a anor. 810. Atta goil, Peggy- In thie aame league, Pat Robbins of the Stamper Realty gala shot a nice game, a 191. A couple ef other 180-plus games be­ long to Factory Outlet'i Eve­ lyn Uhr's 183 A Louise IIosford's 1M. Gee, but thoM DeBsry Spare Rtbbers have some mighty fine howlers in their laague. I really mean Itl Con­ sider the fact that none of them are under S3 y ea n of ago and yet they turn • in aome hi games. As an example, Ellsworth Ogden of the FATS team shot a 203,323/604 series. You think I ’ m kidding or flattering them Just cause of their age. Not on your life. When you can aver­ age over the 200 mark, it does­ n't make a "boot" whether you're • or eighty- That'a bowling and scores which you bavs right to be proud oil fh o m a k o r Construction woes three points from M A R . B or. TBo CFO W ires sad the M ar Lou Restaurant split f la ir points 2-2. sod GrapevUie Nursery n o d s o clean Sue Reas sad Elaine Kossweep against stsnstroa tlval did the Gs slighter Realty. proud. Sue had s real big Leth Ward converted the ISO leading to a 472 aeries, 4-3-7; Penile Schaefer $-7-9; Carolyn Sallee 3-10; Teeua at the sa n e tin e picked off Arm so H O ; and Mildred the S-10 and 3-7 spare. Elaine Nkhold the 74. Turkeys were topped that a Utile with 134 rolled by Dot Button and and a whopping 320 aeries. Horne's D lst took four aCharlotte Stteren. way from Michael's. Helen Altman took high aeries, 434. June Gassman converted tbs 3-3-19. Lorraine Spoils pick­ ed up the difficult S-7 spare. Dot Johnson really push­ ed for Harold's Gsrage team. Dot had high gams 191, high Bobby Lundquist set n scor­ aeries 490 and to top it off ing mark o f 53 points In Banbowled over the 3-10 and ford Biddy League basketball 2-7. play as Ms team, W TR R , deSpencer'* won three over f a a t a d Robson’s Sporting Mac’s Oil. Matpl Duggan Goods by a 67-9 score. Phil rolled three in a row for a Lindsey led Robson’s with 174, while Sub Shirley Mar­ five points. tin had a nice 134 and the Sanford Atlantic Bank nlp- high series of 479. ped Day and N ig h t Grill, 3429, In a real thriller. Broca McKIbbln had 19 points fo r Sanford Atlantic and Ken Hlnacn had 14 fo r Day and Jo* Pavelchek, Gene Griffin, Lam e Palmer. N ite GrilL Front row: Gene Winkleman, Mark Eppinger. Standard 011 continued un­ Bill Tolaon. defeated by dumping P i n t Areitlo was ea* of the op (Herald PJtoto) Federal, 45-29. Tha oilman •tare during the action at the were led by B ill Higgin­ Fronton last sight, winning botham and D are Richards three games. The veteran with 14 points each. Rick ■tar woo the fifth game for Fordham gathered I I fo r the 14th time this Mason, P in t FederaL teaming up with Lorento Sanford Electrie defeated and thea rallied to take the 8trick!and Morrison. Mike featured eighth game slaLong led Sanford Electrie gtes. There are four teams bat­ with >0 points. three 200 game* in thstr Ia hla only ether appear­ tling for tha first three posi­ ance o f the evening, he waa match with Buddy’s \uto tions this week in tha San­ in contention in the eleventh to lake 3 points and move ford Herald Mr. and Mrs. until GasU and Agustln ral­ to third place. Dorman with BALTIM ORE, Md. < U P I> - lied to take the all star fin­ League. 201, Marcotte 210 and DunHarlow FuIIwood, a Virginia ale. Areitlo was partner* mnson 214. led the winners Johnsons and Kostival* are Union tackle, was signed by with Elorri and finished out tied for first, 33 wins and 13 While Von llcrbulls had a 202 the Baltimore Colts lor the of the money. il a losing cause for Buddy's losses; Bassetts are second 1963 National Football Lea­ Gene Eitridge came blast- with 32 wins and 20 losses, gue M aso n . FuIIwood was the 1 g through with a 211/602 and Spolskls moved up Into Colts’ fourth round draft a ries, but even with Forgu- third with 31 wins and 21 choice. M INNEAPOLIS-ST. PAU L sin’s 230 second game, En- losses. (U P I) — Griffith Stadium in gk's could only take one Helen Altman rolled Mgh Washington, D. C., has been p«mt from team No. 4 and game of 190 and John Spotleased by the Minnesota ditopped from third to fourth ski rolled a high series of BALTIMORE, Md. (U P I > - Twins to Howard University place in the standings. Haney 334. High games were roll­ The Baltimore Colts Sunday through Jan. 13, 1964. The w|i high for team No. 4 ed by John, 167, Harold John­ signed tackle Winston 1I1B of school has an option to buy wtb a 326 series. son. 183, and Don Spotta 183. Texas Southern, their 11th the stadium, which Is ad­ Is the last match, Harry’s Jack Weible converted the round choice in the National jacent to the Howard cam­ Liiuor took the measure of 3-10 split twice. Football League d ra ft pus, at a later date. Si ford Mfg. Co., by 3-1 acre. Karelia's 201/361 and Bt Pt's 206 single for Harry's pr red too much for Meltxer’s ra n to overcome, although Bi Jgee was in there trying w ii a 210/364 Miles. xeept for the exchange In sti idinga between Engle's an Sweeney's, all positions re lined the same this veek. Fc the first time this seam i there were four 600 ser­ ies rolled In the u m e night, wii 17 gs mes o f 200 or more, a eal good start for the se< od round o f the ache- bjr Manager Jack Ledoux, in. Cor. 2nd & Palmetto SANFORD, FLA. ) �% mw: — ~ ;x|- • . * , - f l Sanford Is Proposed For New HHFA Center V c io ^ ■y L A B K T VERSHEL Juat f i t word that General i ; & Katehlraw, ih rin — th* C m t | C o n a U n of want Into Seminole Memorial Hot* pltal laat night with what doetar* H i f art is a recurrent* aa tU far a at aflm sat Win ha thara taw day* until tha trouble is diagnosed. W a are sorry ta hear this, and wa etnrarely hops this will a ot im­ pair his oarfulnasa to his coun­ ty sv Chase A Co. Maybe it’s a kang-over from that fancy cooking a la Paris. a • * Courthouse rano r a t i o n s tars in' along fin* but pleas* Bob Brown fix that squeaky areas chair. s • • Memo to Gene Tocker, Flor­ ida Stato Bank Prasidanti Wa Bks music, but. It sura was loud cornin’ t h r o u g h that Chamber o f Commerce meet­ ing last n igh t * • • Officials o f tha Hausing and Hama Finance A g ency ex­ pressed Interest today in San­ ford aa a pots ibis location fo r a aaw regional office of the agency and announced that a former Sanford man, Harry Lindsay, would bead the office. An announcement at Lindsay’s appointment to supravieo an East-Central Florida office o f H HFA was made to a group o f city aad county officials by MeClellaa Ratebford, chief o f tha agency’e A t ­ lanta office. Mayor 3. H. ( J i m m y ) Crappa, who offered tha full cooperation of the city as a site fo r tha new six-county area office, pointed out the central location o f Sanford and tha excellent transporta­ tion to any location as prims considerations. The new office is ths result o f ths N A S A Nova develop­ ment for ths Caps Canaveral area, and tha need arising out o f tha super-rocks* project has made establishment o f aa a fflta to tbs East-Caotral a n * ad the stato a asc easily bo­ n u s * ad tha exploding needs at ths towns bare fa r funds to msot new demands on their H • • • A masting o f tha chamber’s port terminal committee wQI be held within th* n e it few days to aeak s e n t sort o f clar­ ification oa Monday’s City Commission action asking for a “ true” feasible report. All port members wa talked te, vehemently denied tha engi­ neers ware told where tha best site was. . . . However, Pat# Knowles eeya ha has It in writing! • • • H A R R Y L IN D S A Y . . . to head office there. Ratehford, addressing the group, called together by former senator Douglas Stenatrom, declared that the im­ pact at the moos shot e ffo rt lie Rousing Administration, Urban Renown] Administra­ tion, Community F i n a t e a Agency and the Federal NaMortgage Assn. The biaing at tha agendas into one organisation baa mad* tha acquisition at feder­ al funds easier and faster for local communities. Tbs new torsi office will nuke information more easily available and Lindsay's Job w ill bo to prove ths necessary guidance to those needing tha asrvieos at tha Cold weather aa wall aa market problems have caused an unusual high surplus labor market In agriculture. Borne 100 out of work hers. • • • (9 Tomorrow Mr*. Phyllis Arney will be officially named supervisor o f nurses, ami Miss Ruth Ward, inssrvire training director, at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Hospital Adminis­ trator Bob Besserar will make tha official appointments. • ♦A * • Tha C « n n t y Commission couldn’t use tha P A system yesterday because the local ra­ dio station was coming la too good. Fr. John Thoinaa, of Holy Cross Church, who gave tha Invocation said ha didn't mind a little mood music aa l o n g a s t h o commercials weren't too bad. • • -• Speaking of friend Cecil, ha can't get out of preparing that Central Florida Fair exhibit, but th* Commission did re­ lieve him o f hie responsibilities aa far as tha County’s 50th an­ niversary goes. • • • Outgoing County Commis­ sioner Vtrnon Dunn said he was going to take political newcomers U r Gary and John Alexander for a tour around tha county today. “ Keep ’em out o f the Third District," ' imad to Jim Avery, joking- € UN deep into Syria as Syrtaa attacks oa laraaU border settlements continue. Pop# In Publie VATICAN C IT Y (V F 1 ) A pnh to t mailing Faya John X X in , bolding hie lin t pub­ lie audience sine* bo bream* m two wroka age, said today t e “ may aot t e teTO" tor tha and o f th* Ecumenical Council next year. Beach A id Asked WASHINGTON (U P D Prasidaat Kennedy win pre­ sent a budget to Congre«a next weak that includes funds for the cross Florida barge eaanl. Rap. Charts* Basratt said Tuesday tha President instructed tha Burro u at th* Budget to include the canal funds in tha budget . a A itjJ Copters Tested — mi WELCOMING FRANCIS R O U M ILLA T JR. aa incoming head o f tha Seminole County Chamber Commerce in outgoing president Richard ' Deas. Shown, from left, are Howard Hodges, new secretary; Roumillat, Scott Burns, vice president, and Deas. (Herald Photo) of Roumillat New C Of C President Improvement Set By Hospital Board Farm Chemical Program Urged ATLANTA (U P !) The Amarlcan Farm Bureau Fed­ eration’s annual convention was expected today to call for an aggressive educational campaign to help farmers use chemicals without l e a v i n g dangerous residues on foods. The resolutions committee urged the campaign in a pro­ posal to delegates to the 44th annual convention of the nation'a biggcit farm group Final action on reaolutions waa scheduled Thursday on the convention's closing day. Farm Bureau policy draft­ ers bit at “ attempts to create tha illusion of farm chemicals or that their use ia a serious threat to publie health and welfare." But the proposed resolution added to that: "W a bava a re­ sponsibility to see that agri­ cultural chemicals and drugs ira properly used." • Cecil Tucker, County A g Agent, *c*ina to be n little re­ luctant about haring bis ve­ hicle painted whit* and decor­ ated With th* official decal. It haa to b* dona by th* next meeting, or tiso, tho Commis­ sion decided yesterday. • • • ton’s tores* la atrite Canal In Budget 100 potted plants along First Street were put out yesterday. More w ill be placed after tha DecU'oa w si made Tues­ first o f th* year. . . . Strolled day by the Seminole Memor­ down tha main stem this morning and counted clgaret ial Hospital Board of Direct­ butte, gum wrappers, s ic . In ors to h ire Attorney Gordon the plants..* .u .a Why 7 • • School Board meets tomor­ row s t 9:30 a. ro. to discuss plans fo r that English Estates School. By ths way, plans for ths school are Washington bound now. • • • J t f tiO J ... Dingers Grow • Coldweathor has postponed Gordon Frederick's 1 i e a a • e plate dedication until nest week. . . . It teems no ena owns a pair e f gloves to un­ screw tha tag. United Pros* Lsaaad W irt JACKSONVILLE REACH— ( U P !) — City official Rare have asked tho federal gov­ ernment tor an additional $37jm to Itoly the broth city repair damage* to Ha-water system and boardwalk suf­ fered la tha meant Atlantic Th* tax assessor's office made a $40,000 error in addi­ tion on soma Iota owned by Strickland • Morrison. Some $900 w ill hare to be refunded to tha company now .. . , Error showed up from the 1969-60 tax roll. e VOL. B8 S H c k fif4 |i group that tha H H F A ia tha T E L AVIV, k ra a l ( U K > result o f consolidating five Datgara o f row MktoMt f lg t e federal agendas la th* busto f providing funds for today • • a rosuR eeuatiucUoai Federal Dovtf BmMJw Breaking o f th* chamber m eat . . . How com* Proxy Richard Deas was wearing a ■waster T This is Florida, isn’t nr s e e • W E A TH E R : Turning colder, with m ar frattin g tonight. Occasional rain. 13 More Stills Go TA LLA H A S S E E (U P D — Mute bevaraga agents knock­ ed over 13 more stills Tuesday and early today, pushing tha total o f moonshine operations put out of business since Dae. 1 to 34. Arraata totaled 20. Frederick draw up an agree­ ment for board approval, with Architect John Burton, IV, for plana to expand the hospital kitchens and ser­ vices and complete the out­ fitting of the pediatric wing. The project, which will cost $100,000, will be financed out o f Hill-Burton money from the Florida Development Commission, and $33,000 which the hospital haa on hand. The board alto voted $7,13$ to finish paying the con­ struction costs on the new wing. Originally built to verve <3 to 70 patients, the kitchen is taxed to capacity to s en e tiie present patient load of the facility. The new plans to txpind the services will bring them up to standard for the anticipated in:rease in the number of patients which made the additional wing necessary. ORLANDO (U P I) - The Army la totting techniques of using Its newest helicopter to haul Pershing missiles to launching point*. Tba testa started Tuesday at McCoy A ir Force Baa* using tha CH479 Chlaoek helicopter, scheduled for delivery,early next year to Ahny ualts. Employment Up Established 1908 County truck crops atend perilously close to ruin today m county agricultural officials plan a wait and sea policy until Thursday be­ fore counting up tha extensive damage to tho county’s million dollar vegetable Industry. Freezing weather ripped into tha county’s tomato, bean, egg plant, okra and pepper crops, virtually wiping out tha entire production, Asst. County Agent Ernie Lundberg said. The king o f tha truck crop industry hsra, cabbage, is still strong but continued freezing temperatures aa forecast for tonight could ruin that, too, Lundberg said. “ Right now, it’s just impossible to determine ths amount o f dsmsga in dollars and cents,” Lundberg added. 'T h e only hopeful sign was the early morn­ ing rains which helped the vegetable crope more than any sunshine could,” Lundberg said. Temperatures reached below freezing this morning here and continued cold is forecast for tonight and in ths morning, with lows in ths 20s predicted. Sanford temperature was rising during the early morning rain, but began to dip again about 6 a. m. and had dropped 10 degrees by 10 a. m. when it was 34. It still was 34 st noon. A windy cold wave moved Into Florida to­ day on the heels o f a freeze Tuesday, and ths Miami Weather Bureau predicted temperatures In tha northern part o f the atate would drop to 15 degrees tonight. Clouds and rein accompanied the new on­ slaught. A Weather Bureau forecaster said the cold wave would be “ worse than Tuesday's,” which hit the atate’a truck crop region hard, but went easy on the citrus belt. Dividing the state into north and south with a line stretching from Tampa to Melbourne, the forecaster said temperatures would drop 10 de­ grees lower than the sub-freezing mercury recorded in northern areas Tuesday. “ Lows will vary from IS to 80 degrees In tha north today and tonight," the forecaster said, “ and from 30 to 55 ih tha southern p o r t" He 3 H u rt, Damages $ 5 ,0 0 0 In Mishaps GOP Warned British Fighting For Rebel Jail Woman 114, Dies Budget $100 Billion Phone Line Asked GENEVA (U P I) The United States asked tha 17nation disarmament confer­ ence today to approve five ways of reducing the risk of war by accident, including a "hot telephone" between President Kennedy and Niki­ ta Khrushchev. Save Again People can nave at leant 10 percent by pur­ chasing items aa advertised in newspapers, a recent university survey showed. Seminole County shoppers can save more than that in many cases and be eligible for free g ift certifi­ cates of $45, $35 and $25 in addition by shopping Sanford Friday specials. Thursday’s Herald will curry another twopage spread o f downtown merchant’s special offerings for Friday and Saturday, with the free g ift certificates being awarded right after the ) p> n . cioeiag hour Friday, t Change Planned Yule Funds Lost In Driver Exam In Mail Theft rt M le t tha N a 60S All County Crops Near Destruction WASHINGTON (U P I) — Th* Labor Department re­ ported Tuesday that oon-farm employment set a record for November and average hourly Francia Roumillat Jr. was aanting* at factory workers unanimously elected presi­ increased to another saw dent of the Chamber of Com­ high. It laid 312 million per­ Tw o accidents within 40 merce at a meeting of tha sons bald non-farm jobs In minutes Tuesday might ia board of directors Tuesday November, 1.1 million more South Seminole caoead an es­ night. then ia November of tM l. Other officers elected were timated $3,000 damaz* to six Scott Burns, first vice presi­ cars and Injuries to three perdent, and Howard Hodges, WASHINGTON (U P I) — secretary, San. Hugh Scott, (R Pa.), te a Robert Besserar and Dou­ warned tha Republican party glas Stenslrom were named against trying to "out-dsmsexecutive commitleemeo. gogue tha Democrats" la tha In other business, directors South. Scott told a news con­ tabled action on supporting ference Tuesday that Repub­ a proposal that tha commer­ SINGAPORE (UPI>—-British cial aircraft terminal facili­ lican* should "avoid any at­ troops mopping up rabal re­ tempt to compete by o ffe r ties at McCoy Air Fore* sistance in Northern Borneo Base at Orlando be designat­ tag programs more racist" today besieged a rebel-held than those h* said wer* pro­ ed as the Central Florida Jail in tho Brunei oil Iowa of posed by Democrats. regional airport. S*ria "h ere nine Europcaat Moat director* wanted more ware being held hostage. time to study tha Orlando British officials laid the, MIAMI (U P I) - Mrs. Josacity council proposal before had crushed the mala force of fina Encarnation, who loved lending their support. tha five-days-old revolt againit 1 One director said " it looks big corona cigars and strong British control of the protec­ rum, died Tuesday it the like all Orlando la trying to torate of Brunei and the crown do ia hog everything.’’ while reported sg* of 114 st a local colonies of Sarawak a n d nursing home. The tiny ‘ another chimed In, "le t’a North Borneo Puerto Rico native did not give it more study." Tdoops in Sarawak recap­ koow for sura w lie the r she The board agreed to turn tured the town of Unhang, 10 the matter over to the execu­ she was 112. 114 or 113. "TOo miles southeaxt of Brunet maoy years have gooe by tive committee for study. Towa, today and prepared to for m# to remember," tha move south to wipe out pscone* said. Th* funeral home ksts of resistance in SlbuU and listed her as lit . surrounding areas. The iltuutiua remained calm ia North Borneo, where re­ WASilLNGTON (U P !) bels n e v e r established a As it now shapes up, the stronghold. 1904 budget President Ken­ A Sarawak government an­ nedy is preparing to send nouncement from Kuching, tha The ’hot telephone." pro­ Congress in January will pro­ esptUl, said all government ject spending of nearly $100 officers in Umbsng ware posed by th* United States is April and later andortad by billion. Planned outlays for safe. Thera waa no mention of unidentified American the Russians, would be used the fiscal year which starts a a for instant White House-Kra- July t may well exceed $30 Peace Corpsman believed to tin consultation In case nu­ billion, topping the all-time hav* been in Umbsng when high of $96.3 billion reach­ it fell to rebels Saturday, clear war threatened. An American spokesman ed in 1913 under war financ­ shortly after tha revolt broke ing pressures. out. •aid later that such a phooa would have been of u-e dur­ ing tha Cuban crisis in Oct­ ober. The United Stales would not be averse, he said, to having UN Secretary General Thant hooked in on it. Thera will be a change in TA M PA (U P D - A sack of U. S. Ambassador Arthur time for driver's license registered mall, crammeo II. Dean said tha list of exams here beginning Jan. 1, with Christmas checks, cash peace-keeping measures " o f­ the Highway Patrol announc­ and money orders, was stolen fers an early opportunity for ed. from a mall truck Tuesday agreement on such matters Effective oa that dels, the night whan th* driver got out which should not be passed exams will be held only on to pick up more mail. b y." Tuesdays and Thursdays and Ilia driver, Ralph Pugh, The paper called for con­ hours will be from I a. m. Mid h* left the truck (or only sideration of five major until noou sod from 13:30 a few Mcooda to pick up mail areas of possible agreement p. m. until $ p. m. st a box some 10 to 13 feet on means of avoiding the risk The exams still will be held from whtro his truck waa 'H o t' U .S .-K rem lin WED., DECEMBER 12, 1962 J3ANP0RD, FLO R ID A sons, th* Florida Highway Pa­ trol reported. A car operated by William Orica going west on SR 436 mad* a left turn and waa hit in tha rear by a vehicle oper­ ated by Richard Stainer. Th* Stainer car spun around and crashed head-on Into a vehicle operated by Georgs Crumley. All thras drivers wer* from Orange County. Steinar and two passengers In hia vehicle, Raymond Hagley and Mitchell Hagley wars taken to Florida Sanitorium and treated for savers cuts and bruise* aftar ths sccidsnt at 7:40 p. m. Sums 40 ntinutea later, a for­ eign mads car driven by A r ­ thur Caplick, Casselberry, go­ ing north on llw y. 17-92, hit tha back end of a parked car, knocking tt into th* rear of another vehicle causiug ap­ proximately (1,000 in dam­ ages to all three vehicles. Caplick was chargsd with reckless driving by Trooper J. I- Sikes. Expert On Sex Crimes Joins Suspect Hunt BOSTON (U P I) _ The FBI sent it* expert on sax Crimea here today to help police In an all-out drive to capture th* "phantom strangler" who hat alain seven womta sine* last June. Police Commissioner Ed­ mund L. McNamara, a form­ er F 3I agent, disclosed that Walter McLaughlin will cooduct a week-long course for detectives oa th* solution of sax crimes. Five of the aavaa victim* had bean sex­ ually assaulted, police said. Still being questioned was th* 22-year-old son of a Cambridge Negro minister. But U . Edward Sherry said Tuesday aigbt tha suspect appeared to hav* had noth­ ing to do with tha death of Sophia Clark, II, ia bar leal Wednesday. added, however, that windy, rainy weather in the northern area would drift aouth tonight^ making it “ hard for farmer* to protect crape.” This cold ia entirely different from T o w day’*,” ha said. “ Not only win tha tam pantorw ba lower, but the wind will make things worse. A high wind alrnont kill* the effectiveness o f smudge pots.” Tuesday’s freeze sent temperature* plungw ing to 25 In Tallahassee, 28 in Gainesville, end In the mid-20’a in JscksonvlUe. It was the coldest spell in South Florida sine* the disstrous freeze o f the 1957-58 winter. Tourists in South Blistni shivered to ths tuna o f 27 degrees early In the day, end subur­ banites found their ears covered with frost. • * . * The coldest weather o f the year knifed *11 across Dixie, causing s t least one death. Chattanooga, Tenn„ reported it* first e x ­ posure death o f the year—a 73-year-old Negro man found frozen in an unheated room. Weather bureau forecasts promised no re­ lief. In the heart of Dixie temperatures were ex­ pected to drop to zero in some areas again to­ night. Six to seven inches o f snow were reported on the Cumberland plateau In Tennessee where temperatures dropped to nine below. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Snow, Freeze Leave 94 Dead By Ualtod Prase latematiowal Bitter, sub-zero cold end a week-long avalanche o f snow punished the Midwest and Nortkeitet today with winter officially still nine days'OfL. ' I t waa warmer in Anchorage. The 'Alaskan d t j hod 42 early today. Four feet o f snow was on th* ground at Paw Paw, Mich., and heavy m ow continued to fell in th* Wolv «ria s atat* roar the Indiana border. South llaran, Mich., got 13 more Inch#* la five bo tin, Doran* war* dead tram weather-caused accidents and heart attacks. A United P ro u International count too wad Michigan with n dead, Ohio 21, Naw England 10. N «w York 7, Indiana 7, Kentucky S, Pennsylvania S, Tennessee 4, West Virginia and Illinoi* 3 each and Missouri and Kansas j each for a total of 94. Five foot drifts piled up at Grand Junction, Mich. la the South Bend, lad., area, hard hit earlier In lb* week, schools remained clos­ ed. Hundreds of chilled apartment dwellers in Chicago call­ ed city offices to complain. Officials said they had never had so many protests. Tiie Automobile Club of Pittsburgh predicted 12,0u0 drivers in Pennsylvania's Al­ legheny County slon* would find their cars dead this morning. School* in Erie, Pa. were closed Tuesday after seven Inches of new tnow. Record lows were set across a wide band. Three be­ low zero was recorded at tiie Greater Pittsburgh Air­ port early today and broke the old mark o f 2 set in 1960. The mercury reached only 6 at Omaha, Neb., Tuesday, another record. Chicago's 7 below waa a new low for Dec. 12. The temperature plunged to 26 below xero at Sawbill Lodge, Minn., it below In Wisconsin's Sawyer County, 17 below at WUlUton, N. D.. Tuasday. Twelve more Incite# of snow heaped on to 17 Inches already on the ground at Watertown, N. Y. and more was falling. Herald Index Bridge _ Pag# a Classified . . . _ Pag* 11 Comica ........... Pag* 10 Dvar Abby Pag* t Editorial — Pag* 4 Pag* 9 Entertainment Legal# -----Pag* it) Tuttle . ....... Pag* 10 S o cie ty _______ Pag* • Sports — Pag* C A T ★ ★ ★ Snow Blocks Hell M f U . IM S . (U P I)—I t e to M elagged wtto to Faro Hills wart aad Bata*1 i’ S at Apportion Action Still Uncertain TALLAHASSEE ( U P I ) Legislative leaders who met with Gov. Parole Bryant lat* Tuesday said the meeting did not draw tha Legislature any closer to a solution at th* state's resyportlonmant prob­ lem. "Right now, we are no clos­ er to a solution than when tiie last special session adjourned In Novem ber," said House Speaker Mallory Horne ot Leon. Senate President W i l s o n Csrraway o f Tallahasac*. who laft Uta meeting about 13 min­ utes before llortie, had no comment. Iloroa said chances that tha Legislature can agree on a reapportionmeot p l a n are "vary uncertain." But ha said there la still a remote possi­ bility of reaching an agreen ant la tlm* for a special session before the regularly scheduled 1963 session. 120 Million Box Orange Crop WASHINGTON fU P I> -T h a Agriculture Department pre­ dicted Tuesday in Its monthly national citrus estimate that Florida would produce 120.9 million boxes o f orangea and 36 million boxes of grapefruit, this season. Tha orange crop prediction is about seven million boxes over laat year—a six per eent increase. The grapefruit fore­ cast Is not much higher than last season. According to the forecast, Florida’s orange crop will in­ clude M million boxes of va­ lencies and 64.S mUUon boxes of early and mid-ae asoo «a rfetiea. T T 1, T ‘ tti ll jj■ / Sr— \ � 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 11, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 11, 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 11, 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/89216a396d9ddf28d859fd2707a2bfbc.pdf e3032df199406ddcb8b0f054c3da0688 PDF Text Text *Vt'’S Jj'l',t»jr w i f<r/ t si VEGETABLE BROWERS Now is the time to switch to Phosdrin Insecticide to maintain complete protection against insects up to 24 hours from harvest-w ithout creating residue problems. Powerful Phosdrin Insecticide gives you fast knockdown and kill of aphids, mites, loopers, worms—almost all destructive pests attacking Florida crops. Then, unlike most other insecticides, Phosdrin disappears, leaves no residue. That’s why it can b e applied up to 24 hours from harvest on many crops—up to 72 hours on most others. Read how Phosdrin can save your crop from late-season insect damage or worse, confiscation. Check the chart below for the intervals that apply to your crops. p not controlled, a late-teason insect build-up can quickly downgrade—or m ala completely unsalable—vegetable crops such as tomatoes, beans, potatoes, peppers, celery, watermelons, eggplants and most leafy vegetables. If, on the other hand, the infestation fa controlled with an insecticide that leaves aacesa residue on the crop at harvest, the crop fa subject to confiscation by govern­ ment authorities under the terms of the Miller Amendment to Public Law 518. I This fa a problem that many growers at* solving with Phosdrin Insecticide. The photo lift show* a Florida grower applying W of a pound of Phoadrin ptr acta so control a lira m m build-up of aphids and mites stocking an 82-acre field of tomatoes. The photo on tho right shows pickers hsrvesting tba same field the following day. No Photdria residue remains to endanger either the pickets or tba aop. older insecticides. That's why more and more growers are making Phosdrin an in­ tegral part of their full-season program. Good miser Phosdrin is compatible with most other in­ secticides snd fungicides. And Phosdrin offen s wide margin of safety to the foliage and fruit of insecticide-sensitive crops such as cucumbers and lettuce. Low coat can %mnfi _ at WISSCT MTtaVM. Afibidi UltM. D pt#rousl!em*ier (edult), LnTnopptn^ Don't be misled by the cost per pound or gallon of Phosdrin. A little Photin n goes a long way. Far example, as little as Vf to Vkof a pound per acre is all it takes to control the toughest in­ sects attacking many vegetables. Dosage rates seldom exceed Ik of a pound per acre. In short, on a per acre basis, Phosdrin fa very economical When to gd Phoadrii Phosdrin is available from your local in­ secticide dealer under many well-known brand names. It comes in liquid and dust formulations that arc easy to apply with standard application equipment Remember, look for the name Phosdrin on the label or in the ingredient statement Shell Chemical Company, Agricultural Chemicals Division, 55 Marietta Street, N.VV, Atlanta 3, Georgia. Cue»w (dSSwne) CAv Otpiifoyo isonwlwef Csduitk Okie f i i f w i m (illiriilng). Corn M m m , Sm a Sm S h HC r fr.M S lM to . Lssfhoppen law a s ? (SHELL} ----------------- ------------------------------------------------------ Ifumli Sprsuts. AfMdfc IMMb loooaf. iM f h o p p i n Dip <o t u » iMfrniMr ( M A X Cutiwwm. ( d w M y ) . SAI c l t l f p w ., f A m Chinch tu t atolaa sr 1 .... Phosdrin Insecticide O S S f ttranaftprrtae a^Sw w am * e*r% *** A PRODUCT OF SHELL CHEMICAL COMPANY : o f -r �> % ✓ By LARRKj YERBEEL It win bo Christman bonpa ton* for city employee this week.. . . Some $3^09 will be paid oat (thanks to taxpayer*) to H I worker*. public funds for private hamaa Intrndaut of tha Sarapta Boa* aarvlny a public Bead. for tha Ayad, loft today far Tha laaa. which win ran for Atlaata whara aha will aaarfar with ofnclala af tha Howao a period af 40 to 30 year* at and Boom Finance Admtatatmtioa aa the acquisition of pub­ ic faada far tha irpaaalnw ad bar facUltloo la order ta aarro It might ba Interesting ta know that thoa fUr, 11,790,711 ta county taxes bare boon paid t a . . . . Thraa parcaat discount ■till food through Dae. IL af Seminole Cooaty. lira Bcadaa wrote for Infer* matioa on a loan under recant Ugiala tion allowing graata of On tha city aide, taiaa col 1acted total 9341,491.... Waj abaod af last year. Lake Mary Bird, falling apart aad County Bngtaoar BID Buah r«porta ho may aak tha County Commiaalon for funds to raaurfaco tbo two mil* stretch. BUI aoya coan plaints cornin’ ta by the flatfull . . . . Tha project will coat NO DAMAGE ID CITEUS to found by County Agricultural Aftarts Oodl Tucker, (left) and Ernie Lundbcrg m they e iawino tangarinaa today. Neither the fruit nor the foliage hae Buffered from the cold of the peat weak, though the bean crop to gone, end egg plant end peppere here bam damaged in aome area*. Lettuce hae been nipped alao,' (Herald Photo) City Cotamiaaioa looks dan tonight Bide oa those two trucks ware opened last Fri­ day with 8uparlor (GMC) tha apparent low bid for 9&M& funds were forthcoming from some source, the koma’a Ueonao would ba withdraw* by tbo state. l a tbo facw of tha laaitoqnaetaa of tha praaawt aooaty> owwad facility tha Cooaty Caaunlaakm and ascvtaa ahah a a d el v ia rtyraoaaUthraa afraad to aupport bar raquaal to tha federal acaaey. Her tatorvlaw Tuaadhy will bo a “pre-flllng** mectiag, to mom President Back WASHINGTON (UP!) Prcaideat Kennedy raturaad b o a a Waiters tour today activity. College Started BOCA RATON (UP1) — Oonstructloa of Florida At* laatia Ualraraky got underway officially hare Sunday with a groundbreaking care* money attended by Gov. Farria Bryant and other state officials. Tbo univoralty at MIAMI (UFI)—Tha Miami Boca Rato* la scheduled to Herald said today that an ap­ open ta tha fall of 1944. proach to a Juror was respon­ sible for a mysterious bearing Sales Gain Seen that Interrupted the trial of WASHINGTON (UPI) Tsomatsr’e Union President Manufacturers aspect a gala James R. Haifa but weak. of about H ot million in aaloi In n copyrighted story from ta the first three months of Robert s , goyd of the Knight next year, tbo Commerce Do* pertinent reported Sunday night. The department based prwOch apparently waa made its estimates on a survey aaana time laat weak to Mr*. made laat month. Jamao Paschal, a housewife from the small town of Wood* Fresh A ir Sells bury, Tonm. about 70 milaa LONDON (UP!) - Alas south of Nashville. • “Tbo e o n t a c t , daUlla of Lynee sold 100 rant dally which era still secret, waa re­ of ’’Koglloh country air" at ported to gorernment offi­ 33 rente each during laat cials," tha alary said. “They week’s smog, tbo Sunday promptly stopped tha teamster Timas reported. "People buy president's trial and requested It partly aa a Joke.” Lynca aa Investigation by Fedora waa quoted, “and partly to Judge William E. Millar." Tbo story aald Millar clampa baa on any official comment regarding tha Incident. Bide wffl alao bo awarded for V U I I I U I M l j a i l l outfit. are sponsoring the annual e e a I Christmas Lighting Contest An attorney general's opto- again this year and have art Ion la being sought to atop tha Dec. 9 aa tbo deadline tor wmoval of Jordon FradarfclPa L ntrtoJ contort chairman ing temperature*, down to 24 to 28, aa fa r south aa Orlando and the north portion of the Brookavtlle district. « -u Seminole County’s vegetable raapportionmont squabble. It I ^*r ,t ,lyl P1*** crop# already have bean dam. •asms Dad# County baa aoma I trophies will be awarded for ogad and residents ore warn* to taka ears of plouto aw religious, traditional and ar­ lawns. Tamperntura was Boot tistic settings and a first frosting aorly tadoynad proto foVrm* ably irUI bo IlfWer tonight and >gls agents swoop­ fitate hom age awe holarshlp to S " " g J g * ta the rati- ed down on eight moonshine early Tuesday morning. Scattarad frost waa fore­ stills, most of them in tha . Judge U are a toy. I Ught Company Traveling Jacksonville area, over tha cast In all farming areas of the state. ...» Trophy will ba awarded tor weekend and made four ar­ The weather bureau said no FHP Trooper BUI String- L * , t l r com. Immediate relief from tha cold eld la going into Holiday. display. Decorations ras ta. oapltol today to have aoma for doorways, show windows Tha weekend raids wars part waa In sight. It aald the sub­ Inor eye surgery. 8aama one and bulldin21 ara included la of “Operation Uhlnedown" an normal tem peratum ware '• h»5" t right since , o( eiJllblL all-out war on atIUs set by caused by tha Jet stream re­ III had an accident two yean may enter both the department for December. maining depressed wall to the ro. (,ood luck. Bill, and don^ rwaldeotisl and commercial Tha laUat raids brought to south of Its normal position i gone t*io long. displays but separate entry 19 tha number of atllla de­ in Florida. Some early morning Iowa * * * I blanks are required. Blanks stroyed since tha operation betoday wars Gainesville 37, Seminole Park Raceway tells ara aVaUable at (he Jayccea ran. i that there ora over 100 building or. In the Sanford Raida in tha Jacksonville Jacksonville Si, Tampa 99, ansa duo to come Into tha lo-1 Uerald. All entries must area destroyed two 1,000-gal­ Miami 49, aad Kay West 43. Forecasters soli tempera­ il track for training that arc reacb the Jaycoe Information lon stills, two 3,000-gaUon lowbound np north and can’t oific* by bo^ ,, d«c. 19 to stills, ona 150-gallon still, one ture* sould drop oa low so 99 ren start to tha aunny Sam- ^ «>:igible. 53-gallon atill and ona 600-gal­ degress la soma pockets and tola installation. Dlaplaya must bo kept lon still. A total of 180 gallons muckland* ta tha Suwannee • • • lighted every night until of ’shine was confiscated, aad Gainesville districts. The won! la that tha Cooaty winners are announced and along with an automobile, and bmmtation will nix any an- displays must ba seen from three arrests ware made, ona oncmcnt of tha Lake Mon-1 the street and completed be- for operating a atill and two Two persons were injured w causeway and aupport ona) fore entry is submitted. Row- for p o a a o a a i o n of Illegal In a two-car accident at Third eroaa Lake Jessup. i land said. whiakay. and Oak Friday afternoon, Johnny Fitxpatrlck tails us The District Band March­ Police reported. Injured war* W. H. Stewart ha's been talking with legls* ing Meet which waa bald at la tors about a possible pay Memorial Stadium Saturday and Batty Lou llrcoks, both ralao for tha commission . , , had to be cancelled because of Sanford. Both wars treat­ wall, at least they’ve been on of rain which began to fall ed at Seminole Memorial Hos­ th# Job for more than n month about halfway threuMl tha pital for cuts and bruises and now. released. performance. Police aald a car operated Determined spectators pot Post offico dedication slat- A car drivan by Laall* up umbrellas and put on rata by Georg* Maffett collided ad for 4 p. m. Friday. Can- Hi*to, jg, Tallahassee, waa a coats, but the bandmasters with s vehicle driven by wen forced to cancel further Paulin* Millar at th* Inter­ ‘ T .T . S , U S 3 L . f ! — - — * performances because of the section. Maffett was charged Even Guy Allen has been In- * ,Uck ot ,U tI eurb mo,lId‘ possibility of damage to in­ with failura to yield th* right vited. . . . But will Allen's ings, a pile cf bricks for n of way. strument* and uniforms. name be put on the plaque? | ntw manhole, traveUed 844 And If It ta, will ft be changed | fe*t and wound up In tha performed or not were given ceme January whan a Demo to MWtr excavation Just east a rain rating, which Band»ri*«ta4t of 17-82 on SR 430. matter Ernest Cowley, con­ * * * Trooper BUI Btrlngftold test director sold counts oa a Nobody asked me but w by|M(d Hick* atruck tha steering Superior for averaging pur* not uca our new post office on wb#ai , |t h hi* face and bant a picture post card to sell thla u almMt double, Injuring hta There was not room ta Am a tta l , , « fees and breaking bin nose in grandstand for everyone, bat I thtt 2 ft. m. Saturday tniihap. for those who stayed, tho WLVTHROP, Slu t. (UPI) A. of 10:30 thla morning Hkk, rtfua#d tra.tm .nt f t Mainland Band remained —Bereaved parent* planned Mrs. Taamar Braden. Sarapta Seminol, Memorial Hospital, and played a concert. to stand by their 14-yaarotd Horn, superintendent, who ta I , Strin(rukl u d u fort. “W* appreciate th* tact sun today when be ta ar­ that peopl* cam* aad atayod raigned for slaying hta rioter noacT luuta^nUan^Uva ™ oooo. hadat gotten the C a w h'« * (aU TaUahaas««. 11* doapU* tha rata," Cowley ta an argument over a radio. ty Commission r e s o l u t i o n s . ___ , ... .... . . raid today. “Th* kMd worked backing her roquest for HHFA * “ th" g^ , ^ ether aervfeeot eerdvie* eadme WMU,B r,ckU** driTlB«- . data, appears for arraign* funds. Tha C. of C , Rotary ’rw®‘2,***i l *?e|f,*nU f* nssta « a charge of Juvea■»i ether service civic P*®*4 g ridey tight at the ita delinquency ta the death organisations h a d , . « . Inttaraction of B euthlIt. tato af hta sister, Margaret, 17. through, aa had Dr. Frank I 17-W, F*« PerkThe girl, a senior honor Leone. County Health Dirac- On. accident tav«ta*d Mr* ate dent, waa found deed Fri­ tor. Dr. Charles W. Hard-1 Sermh Tatum. Sanford, who day aigbt an tha floor of bar wick and others. drove onto th* highway from * * * South St-, nod tu n e d north Attends Seminar attic bedroom. *ho bad been County Agricultural Agent baa tan, slabbed and stran­ They tell ua a new industry I Into tbs p*th of a cor drives Cecil TUcker left today far a gled. Police at Ant feared had moved Into Oviedo. C.ltadUv »* »->"*""*»• two-day Marketing Training tim might have boon tha T hergen, Inc. they manufoc-j Leeter skidded Into Mia. turu p o r t a b l e generating Tatum's vehicle and then Into to bath con and Beuddar waa Seminar to be held t a the equipment. This kind af news, the parking lot of tho Riksha charged with felling to have University af Florida Collage of AfricuiUira ta QriaosvUta COMFORTS RELATIVES — Btohop John J. W right of tha Diocase of Pittsburgh, Pa., com* forta relatives of the 37 trapped miners a t Robena No. S mine. (NBA Telephoto) O T fe srsffe s Band Contest Is Rained Out Two Persons Hurt In Car Collision CARMICHAELS, P i. (UPI) —Rescue workers Jopnd the bodies of eight more miners today aa they dug toward the end of a coal shaft wrecked by a methane gas taptatloo four days ago. That brought ta 13 the number of bodies found, leaving 23 miners still unac­ counted for. Hope waa vary slim that any of tbo miss­ ing would ba found olive. The forward raocuo teams wore about 1,700 feet from tbo working face, or end of tbo passageway, where most of the men wore believed to Man Charged With Break-In A Sanford resident, Curtla Hall Jr., waa charged with breaking and entering after ha was caught "rad-handed'' in a Geneva homa Sunday night, tha Sheriffs Office re­ ported. Deputise said Hall waa seen breaking the door of tha home with an ax. Neighbors called the sheriff* office and Halt waa picked up In tha house. No bond ha* Iwen s«t. have been working when tha explosion ripped through the Frosty Run shaft of the U J. Steel Corp.'s Robeno No. > Bids Expected In Casselberry The regular monthly bodness meeting of tho Cassel­ berry Board of Aldermen will be held at 7:30 p. m. today at (be Woman's Club on Overbrook Dr. Expected oo the agenda are the opening of bids for a dump truck and a system of radio equipment to ba used In conjunction with civil defense action. Fighter Crashes, But Pilot Escapes Turkey & Camera ALEXANDRIA. La. (UPI) —Aa Air Force jat fighter plane crashed Into a wooded area near a university bar* this morning but tbs pilot bailed out and waa uninjururdsy night and signed full confession at state police headquarters. Police said th* curly-haired youth admitted he attacked hta stater in a rage after she tu n ed oa a radio ta hta room aad refused to turn it aB. Thomas aald ba knocked hta stater unconscious, then dragged her to bar room, stabbed her with a kitchen knife and choked her with her pajama*. Tbs boy said bo panicked and tried to rouse hi* stater by dousing her face in a pot of water. Margaret's face waa in tha water when her father, John, found her body tarn than half am hour talar. The pilot was Identified aa LA. Jerry L. Ulranl of In­ gram, Tex., who ta assign­ ed to the Homestead Air Force Base la Florida. Gir­ ard was reported on a train­ ing flight from Homestead to New Mexico. Bridge - — .... Classified .... 1 Cornice .......... Dear Abby _ E ditorial___ Entertainment legal* — - I P u s s le -------Society Spdrta - tho rise of tha Sonata. Differsnee ta the two ap­ proaches is that • constitu­ tional amendment would have to bo submitted to tha pooole (or approval whem a a statute would ant. Tbo Gov. otwar ta li Stare was not enough time left now lor a vote of the people and so cial election to fU now scats so the legislators could take their seats next April an dir­ ected by a federal court In Miami. The group, which controls about 19 of the 31 Senate votes, ta bolding out for an apportionment wlthto tho framework of 39 aeata which would increase representation of lb* populous arena at the expense of the email rural counties. complain with flash at­ tachment, coon, ate, with each Ml of 4 Dro­ mon Super Safety Tin*. FREE TURKEY with etch act of 4 Denman Air fltronm Tiron. • GET TOUR TIRES INSPECTED FIRM • EAST TIME PAYMENTS • NO CARRYING CHARGES • WE 8PEC1AL1ZR IN TIRES FOR FOREIGN CARS • WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS Take Advantage Of Our U Yenra Experience INCORPORATED 193 W. 1st. 8L Sanford 1% FA 3-4431 �HORS FOB ANNUAL M AT7AB OPENING i n from left, M n. Edith Y g rln , A n k t u t M anarar R khird B ififl and General Manager f"d Mr*. E verett K err. (More Mayfair opening pictures la Tueedejr'e Herald). (Herald Photo) T -B Says Fight May Drag On o m Sirloin • Porterhouse • willing te submit the dis­ pute to n international ecurt, inch u thn World Court a t peaceful aolatioa to tfca har­ n o Hxge* bet th at Bid der dll pate. China fln t must got oat of Peking's statement s a i d 14*59 afaaro altos of tar- that Bod China “reserves the right to strtks hock hi mVNehru's tough tone appar­ defense In case . . . Indies ently van prompted by a 1,000-word statcmtnt broad­ cast by Peking radio Sunday which aa Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman tonaod and “unveiled throat.* Last week, in talking to parliament, Nehru wan vague stout terms oa which India would negotiate with Bad China and drew angry cries from opposition members. To­ day ho was cheersd. The TO-yoar-old prime min­ ister sold ho believed the bor­ der war would bo a long one— “it auy evsa last five yean or more.* *1 feel confident wo arlQ win this struggle," Nehru de­ clared. Referring to three specific problems, Nehru mad# these pc into: Indio is observing the cease­ fire despite the fact .it was established by Bad Chinn and despite the fact the Chinese have fired oa Indian soldiers tines they begsa ft. Indian firmly rejects Po­ king's withdrawn offer based COMMANDER Edwin The rate ia expected to oa Red Chinn's version of the T. Garbee, a pilot of tha trlplh, so the statistics for supernonie ABA Vigil1M1 are not yet available, but Nov. 7, I960. The government ants daring its firnt it to expected that they will Mediterranean deploy­ •hew ea even greater Increase favors disengagement b a t ment, ju s t received hie W IE B O L D T oaly it the Chinese get out of than the year before. CAMERA SHOP promotion from the "What are the reasons for 2400 square miles of Indian rank of lieutenant com­ 210 S. PARK AVE. this startling increase?" Leone territory occupied since last mander to commander. far — Everything In Cameras asked, then answered his own Sept. S. Cdr. Garbee is a pilot sad Photography SsppUes question by saying that four There will be no meetings In VAH-7. main factors seems to stand between the two skies in any demilitarized sones until Red eat. Among them are a greater China complirs with India's Increase in teenage popula­ withdraws! demands. tion, a lowering of mors) “I regret to say that the standards, inadequate parental word of the Chinese govern­ control of teenagers sad a ment eannot be relied upon," combination of ail these fact- Nehru said bluntly. lie said India could not The eradication and control submit to the Chinese chal­ of syphilis and ether venereal lenge. disease to possible, but only “Ws mutt face It with all with the cooperation tram the consequences it might those Involved and through in­ bring . . . What China has creased efforts end emphasis done as an Insult to the con­ on further education. science uf the world," Nehru "We must redouble our ef­ •aid. forts . . . medically, morally A Foreign Ministry spokes­ and educationally in an all-out man said that Peking’s leng attack on this major public Sunday statement “appears 1 . COMOtIMTI TOM MUM1MB haalth problem," he emphasis- to be s sort of ultimatum to borrow whatever money Is needed to pay ths participants in tha con­ everybody you now own. R't Ihe practical way “If you here any questions ference at Colombo." to cope with a bocUof o f M b. or doubts, see your doctor or Six non • aligned nations tho health department," he urged. 3 . CfT COMMITI ntUNONS AI M r u a Make it easy for yourself. Instead of / / « / ( '.B i'c n v arranging separate time-payments with a number of shops, coll on us for whatever money Is needed to cover all your holiday purchases. Fans Leader Raps Fical Plan Cube Fu ll C u t Boneless | ■ Round Lb < a CLUB a RIB a SH O U L ROUND Venereal Cases Show Increases LIEUTENANT <Jf) David H. Dow a f V A & 7 recently received bis promotion to th a t rank from enxign a t th e San­ ford Naval A ir Station. Dow is aaaiftaat radar tayfot intaQifanca offlcor t i tba unit, vacantly roturaad from th a firxt ASA VlcilBBto deploymoot aboard th a USB Sets M e e tin g By 4 mm CsisrtlscTf Two Giant* Hailed The Ladies Good of the Asccaslou Lutheran Cborch mew TORE (UFI) -Roaey of Casselberry will hold its ■rows sad Bin Viator of the regular meeting and Christ­ mas Faily at • p. • - Tbern* day i t the efawreh. Thors will bo aa ebettoa of officers followed by an iastalls tioo service. There will bo ea exchange of gifts sad all women of tbo congre­ gation are Invited to attead regardleto of whether or not they are m tabere of the Guild. C o u rth o u se R ecords Ban! I stole Traaaecttona Jr. etui. Crave Manor, fU,- Mortimer Hatch Isou, etux lo David Barter, etux. Eastbrook, 9U40O Carroll Crider, etux, to Mack Jacoby, etux. PrankWn Terrace. 114,000 J. R. Graat, etux to Jere­ miah Grange, etux, Locgwood Everett A. Harper, stux to Terases Brows, stux, Buena Vista, 119.00a Rhode Gray to Ttrance F. Ilsktonrtich, Seale P uk, |7.700 William T. Dixon, stux te Bichard Markland, etux, Sunland, gu.too Lyman HaD, etux to FI1A Oakland Hills. tTJOO. Wallace E. Davis, etux to K. P. Pierce, etux, Oviedo, 01.000 Marriage Applksttoaa William Minor, DeLand and Ellrsbeth Stafford, Oraags IMM W. Forest Luces, etux to Barney Miller, etux Goldie Manor. SUJ00 Henry Koaisi, etux to Phi­ lip Colqabout), etux, East brook, $14400 Ward Hkki, Inc. to Don­ ald Savin, etux, Eaatbrook •14400 Robert L. Porker, etux to William A. Beck, etux, SC Gertrude’s Add. 411,000 Eugene Nowell, etux to Beau Port, lac., forest City •7.400 First Fed. of Orlando to Malcolm A. Tenney, etui, Lake Harriett, 44,900 Don Reynolds, etux to Shoe­ maker Const Co-, Ravenna Park. 414.000 Shoemaker Const. Ce. to David II. Green, etux, Raven­ na Park, 414400 Beverly Roberts to Edward Boons, etux. &saland, 47,700 Leonard Hayes Jr., etux to FHA, Taagtowood, 412.600 Jack R- Brown to VA, Heft­ ier Homes, 414400 J. F. Smith, etux to Clar­ ence Jessup, etux, Normandy Square, 43,200 Lawrence Ringer, etux to WUliam S. Post, etux, Mobile Manor, 43400 George S tit»r, etux to W. F. Teevs, etux, Bel-Air 4>.boo Heftier Construction Co. to Michael Hawley, etux, 411.900 Heftier Cooatructioa Co. to Herbert P. Cornelius, etux lli.900 WUUsm J. Keenan Investgtent Co., Inc. to Eli E. While f f T I ' 4 1 jS Hospital Notes DECEMBER 9 Admissions Ruth Stafford, Lake Mon­ roe; Emms Mueller, DeBary; Dorothy A. Moore, Lake Mon­ roe; Angela Vandsil, Longwood; Grace Carnes. Osteen; Nina Louise Eudell, Margaret Williams, Nora Puckett, Eudell Richards, Bailie Cole, Eda Red­ den, Kathleen Gallagher, S. T. Williams, Melinda Munn, Uurbort McHwaln, of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mr*. Colli# Redden of Sanford, e boy; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Eudell of San­ ford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ neth Munn of 8anford. a girl; Mr. and Mn. Jaekle Puckett of Sanford, a boy. Dischargee Gertrude Kummer, Palatka; E u g e n e White, Longwood; Grace Dodge, Ann Wing, Rodney Carr, Nathan Garner, June Margaret Brawn and Clarence Darbv of Sanford 1 HALF THE WORLD TODAY IS TRYING TO FIND OUT HOW THE OTHER HALF GOT AWAY WITH IT ! 1 YOU'LL UK! TMI WAY W l DO BUSINUSI Service ia fast and thn payment p irn is easy on year pocketheeh. 100% Pure Ground Beef Beef Stew - - - Ox Tails - - - Beef Liver - - - Smoked Sausage - Home Made Sausage Wieners b Bologna - Combination M axw ell House Rice - Meal - Grits y LARGE IIAGs O # C Canadian Ace Beer 88c GALLON 8HURFINB • LIMIT 4 MILK 3 cans 29c SAXET 303 TINS G m n & White Lima*. White Acre Tens, Field Trait Winter Garden 22 Os. Frozen Pies Apple - Peach • Cherry Mr. G Frozen French Pries GOLDEN RIPE LARGE STALKS Harrell BtviRLY G. A C. FINANCE A u r o M o r /v t TeL FAlrfox 2-3743 m m " '• • • v FA 7 8 4 1 5 109*Z^*S» SANtoRPTi* 421 North Orange Avenue.....................Tel. GArden 4-3605 401 Weal Control Boolevoid..................TeL GArden 3-6473 1243 lost Colonial Drive...................... ...TeL GArden6-2641 LOAMS MADI TO RUI0INTS 09 AU NIARAT TOWNS S'JPERMARKITS COLLAR!) MUSTARD TURNIPS i.k «,C£ B,N ‘P Aw.-UOO ,T LOCATIONS; 4th 81 . 4 ai^Sanford \V. 13th 8L �> % *» 7 • j. J Michigan eech have counted Tfca third enow storm in as SI deaths ae a result eg the many days brought more storms. heavy snow in a wide band Vermont, New Hampshire, from Indiana to New England Massachusetts and Connecti­ cut received up to alx inches Arctic cold clutched a t the of snow. Heavy vain in Midwest and the Pacific Coast Rhode Island was expected to turn to snow, and it was continued to grope in dense snowing in Nsw York City teg. Fleeting temperatures this morning. penetrated the Deep South. Up to three inches of anew Early today Ludington and fell throughout Virginia Sun­ Walkenvllie, Mich., reported day. Temperatures in Vir­ 10 inches of anow on the ginia dipped to the ‘teens and ground and more falling. small craft warnings were Many secondary roads were posted for Chesapeaka Bay. closed by drifting snow in Randolph, V t, received shi Michigan. Houghton, Mich., had 30 inches of snow and five inch laches of snow. South Bend, fails were common a t many tnd., had II inches and d e m ­ Vermont points. Por today, forecasters pre­ and, Ohio, 10 inches. At least 49 schools were dicted snow squalls In the closed in the South Bend area Great Lakes and locally heavy tedag and many northern amounts of snow from Upper Michigan and northwestern Indiana eastward through northern Ohio, western Penn­ sylvania and New York. A cold mass of Canadian Bueyrus, Ohio, sector had air dropped temperatures to eight-foot drifU during the season's lows in the Midwest. sight. Numerous Ohio roads, Northern Michigan and north­ Including seme state routes, ern Minnesota had belowsera readings. were blocked. Since Thursday, Ohio and Atlanta, Go., was chilled by a 24-degree reading today. Louisville, Ky„ had a temper­ Lodge Supper ature of 17, Washington, D.C. The Royal Arch Widows will be sponsors of a bam supper 23, and the mercury slumped for the York Rite Masons at to 40 at Dallas, Tex. the Masonic Lodge at 6:30 Atlanta waa colder than p. m. Tuesday. Wivts and Anchorage, Alaska, where husbands are invited to attend. the tempetature stood at 29. The filth annual training count lor 'Seminole Coun­ ty school bua driven was held Monday through Thursday of laat week with driv­ er* and substitute* attend­ ing evening class** conducted in the auditorium at the Lake Mary B l e m a a t a r p School. Instructor tor the course was Van Murdock, coordina­ tor ot school bus driven and maintenance from Tallahas­ see. Assisting were Roy How­ ell county bus supervisor and Herbert Mute, chlaf county school bus mechanic. The course opened on Monday with a question and answer review which was followed on Tuesday with a REFRESHER TRAINING CLASSES for Seminole County school bus drivers were held U st week s t the Lake Mary Elementary School In­ structor for the four-day coarse was Van Murdock of Tallahassee, second from left. With Murdock are, from left, Herbert Muae, county bua me­ chanic; Roy Howell, county bus supervisor and Harvey Pugh who has driven a bus for the pant 23 y ean , the record among present drivers. BIRMINGHAM, E n g l a n d (UPD —A (45-a-week factory worker who bought a painting in “appalling condition" (or less than (38 has discovered it Is a 17th Century masterwork and sold It for (13,320. Norman Crompton said he bought the painting IS years ago at an auction in Wales. Last June, he took it to the Birmingham city art gallery to have tt cleaned and dUcovered It was the long-lost “Em­ barkation of St. Paul," by French landscape m i s t e r CUude Lorre In, painted in 1653. The gallery paid Crompton (12,330 for the canvas, which had been missing from the art class of film ’ strip* dealing with safety and prevention of accident*. It was pointed out that since the first bua was pur­ chased by the county in 1933 no accidents involving > school bua has occurred re­ sulting In permanent injury or drath to a child. Buses were contracted to private owners before 1933. At present there are 47 drivers in the county and 3 substitutes. The buses travel more than 60.000 miles monthly transporting 7,990 pupils daily. Drivers took written tests on Wednesday containing 87 questions and later partici­ pated In an oral discussion period pertaining to the tests. Thursday’s wind-up class was devoted to discussion, a true and false quia and two film strips dealing with eye movement. The annual Christmas patty for Registered Nurses ot Dis­ trict 37 will be held at the Capri ResUurant, Dec. 19, Mrs. Bob Crumley, publicity chairman, said today. Nurses may bring a guest, and all registered nurses are Invited at well aa thoso who are members of the organisa­ tion. Reservations must l>« made by Dec. 14 with Mr*. Verna Woodard, 102 llays Driver Dinner will be served at 8 p. m. prereeded by a social hour from 7 to S p. m. OVER 35 YEARS f but there's no need to wait 'til then to select the turkey or other poultry for the festive least. W h y not moke your selection now. Y ou con make sure that you'll have just the right bird and no last minute worry obout It. W inn-Dixie select poultry is fresh dressed ond quick frozen to lock in all the wonderful fresh flavor. Choose yours now ond keep it in your freezer 'til you need it. A n d see how much you'H save at these la * W inn-D ixie poultry prices. l**rtsble SALKS A RENTALS HAYNES OFPICE MACHINE CO. 114 Magnolia. Ssafsed Always Opea 0 > 49/ r k P a lM tts F r a la la d s ST O ^^ Quantity Rights Reserved — * Prices Good thru December 12 th U . S . D . A . G ra d e Fresh C a b b a g e » Strawberries 5 ^ Fruit Pies 3 ^ Bervy HIM Preset* fO-ex Ftps Mortee Froeee . . Pumpkin, Mfece Meed, Apple, Cherry, Peeek Family S is* Regular S is* __ om m C ig a re tte s . . . «« T C ig a re tte s e * < s fu n m Certea Cheee ft Seebere . . 10-oz. jar $1.14 Inst. Coffee 6* * * T o m a t o • . S a ve VIRGINIA PKTROSKI P. a Bos 1214 NORA NORR18 TE 9-1514 Standard A A FORK e For information, call Y W Y M B l Klee tr ie Franks K in g S is* or Filter Tip Arms ot prastigs in ih# busimas sad civic life of your community. sew .ad Used d Manual A are POULTRY • Carpet • Tile Three lucky Seminole Countime were surprited with a stocking-booster Fri­ day night as Mrs. Linda Daffron of Longdate, Mrs. M. Delbert of Cowan-Moughton Terrace and Lynn Queen of 1913 Summerlin Ave. took home (O, (35 and (20 worth of gift certificates from Uw Friday night drawing. Sanford downtown mer­ chants were well pleased with the results of the big three-week pre - Christmas promotional as even heavier crowds thronged the streets to taks advantage ot adver­ tised bargains and check off Christmas shopping lists Fri­ day and Saturday. Downtown stores will be­ gin staying open until 9 p m. every night on Dec. 17. Shop­ pers art advised to remem­ ber that only 13 more shop­ ping days remain until Christmas. WRCOME WAGON SPON SO R S... Mg Holidays BACK B ONES identifies your -r - ■ ' 1 Qskk lie s Thighs ft H U S ROUID S AV * LYNN QUEEN — r-— . By Jane Casselberry The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church will meet at 3 p. m. Wcsncsday at the Church. Mrs. E. P. Richards will be in charge of the Christ­ mas Program. Nurses Slate Yule Party st First and Palmetto (Aleog Sid* Peat Office) MILS. 31. DELIIEHT TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES W SCS To Meet In Cosselberry world for 74 years. H was Ust seen at a show in Manchester in 1888. Several other Claudes have been valued at over (36,400 each. If you need help, call FA 3 5613 and place > Her­ ald Classified. MRS. LINDA DAFFRON Mrs. Murdock, wife of the instructor, was a guest J*r all classes. Next year's 30-hour course has been scheduled for Au­ gust prior to school’s open­ ing. I T ’S FO ll YOU! IT ’S CHRISTMAS! Handy phone* make happy home* ... all year round Telephone *ervicct are pcnonal. different, and appreciated all >ear long. Here are three ways to make Christmas really ipcciai in your home: With n t n d M phones, for Mom in the kitchen, for Dad in his den and for every­ one in the family room. Step-saving, timesaving extensions come in a wide choice of colon and wylcs. With Home luterpboee as a part of year family’s regular telephone service. Homo Interphone lets you talk mom to room, answer the door, relay ouuide calls, check on the children — all from the nearest phone! With the BcO Chime to carol your calls with musical tones. When warm weather returns, you can set the Bell Chime for a louder bed that’s easily heard on porch or terrace. And consider this — these and other useful modem telephone service* are so emy to order. Just call the Business Office or ask your telephone man. S o u th ern 79 * 3 ■ Can • . Y o u 'll be needmg oranges for am­ brosia, so halve oranges and remove orange from peel. Fill orange peal halves with canned sweet potatoes and nuts ond top with marshmallow. Heat In oven 'til marshmallow melts. Serve. Delicious. 1 Campbell Betty Crecker JUICE 1I DOG FOOD APPLE JELLY Pancake. ML i V * Save I Or at tbit low price. Great chilled. Buy several and save. M l. CAN K fJ 12-ex.V JAR / C rackin' Geed SALTINES “•94 07 Save I3 r at this tow three day price. Lim it two with your food order. ! 1> r\ K j r » { £ ? I vJr! L* *i & Jr- i UB �■<*? Consults W illie On Taxes cam o o f Durable Colonialis: A Mat of tide b the movement v growing within the UN under atern iasptntiia to faring Russia amount oa this amtter of eoioosbl Tha Ust of Hnsaisn conquests I absorptions, begua by tha eaara legalistic cast that wmr ^ tkmgs IndcfUtd^. Ita republics. on paper, art soraign, with tha r ip t to aaeada from the union “at wflL" It majr r a ba that should aueh a thing aa free elections ever cone to Buaala, many of these lands would chooes to re­ main within it U tters Teenage Hemit Works In Sewer fo The Editor Peer Editor: E r a p o d f vasts p u t s bet we tlflir os bow is f s sbset It Seme sssssst t id e a s military force win dis­ courage stuck. Others say that as arms race will load as to destruction. Fortunately we saw have a third choice available. At the vary least, this Curd choice offers survival far a la n e ebaak of the homes tery was ducovered when s rasa. At tha moat, this choice college workmaa saw a youth offers a method of sradoal 14 to IT years aid, emerge from a manhole of tha sev­ er Tuesday. Campus police ware storied but tha youth At the tMl session of the u?f, the ropreeentstlte from Sweden recommended a Noo Nuctotr Chib, to be cemposed IS-inch pipd, tins tori under­ of such astioos as would vol­ ground. Various Undo of untarily agree to neither chemical equipment was make or stockpile nuclear found along g cement ledge. wessons. A number of ■». The equipment included lions hove already Johwd this beakers, test tubes, empty shotgun casings, sad a box of lag k. excelsior. A notebook listed The Xoa-Nurloar Club has various kinds of experiments a very decided advantage In with animals. One suggested the conference tabic should a dog or cat eoold bo mado the w ry Joining of this club to saeese by ghisg H a mix­ insures the member nations ture of fauocticido and cider. against attack, there to no OUR BOARDING HOUSE piecemeals! So seed tor my "Vocitioesl Guidance Booklet," enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus me. Use U to help steer several teea-agen more wisely. thus potting la montha of practical tateraahip. save many millions of lives In cast of aa accidental or purposeful war. It can ba sees that this development can help us to deal with the big obstacle of •inspection* in ear disarmsmeat plana. Slaao 'laspoeUoo rights* offer eatoty to wide areas of a nation, it to within tha sattone self-in­ ters at to declare non-essent­ ial an a s as disarmed and open to inspection. As lima goes on. the very momentum developed by Xon-Xuelear Zones will in­ evitably protect greater seg­ ments of the world’s popula­ tion against war. Evrntsally it may tveo bo possible tor our little human race to achieve true peace on earth. H. DeVries 220 Fulton Street New York I, X. Y. s x jo q — It 4 1 J ^ • B A R ED By Hal Cochran Some people feel that the toll chargee oa the turnpikes come under the bead of highway robbery. Page 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., December 10, 1962 Well bet Dsd will find Come excuse to work lata at the of­ fice, come fall housecleaning time and Mom may be glad. ' Hey, ratal When your wife's birthde/ia In the not too dis­ tant future, now is the time to think of tbo present. t-snnv vnstswwL lls as g ia g c a lle r n a v wblls C e u a t f Kdltar cccBLia M e n a s S e e ie ir n e i t e r eessw T Tw onrsen cur tteiier w er ssieainnormaw F eelers K41U no iron a rveuenna renin t. OMonnaasn Uealatse M s a s s e r ■VBLsn j. ccsMino A 4 t*rU sia g Dir eater i s i s u i Joans Clsseinea Masseer rnansi voLTeuna C lr ta la tle a M e s s i e r r n n n w il l s Mecheaelsl BapL For crying out loud, yon can't blame people, when a t e a r destroys a million bac­ teria, according t o n scientist. Lota of folks have unpacked their vacation grips and put away a whole flock of things they never used. Meet restaurant earners are open te aaggratieas, not te mention that waiters also are glad to get tips. Me p e r l e l e a r m ate rie l, s e w s er e d v e n l e l a e , e t m e eSItUa eC T he Sa» ford H r raid ■ > / ke rapreCuead la e a r ■ a e a e r w i t h e s ! w r i t te n pe rw lra loa ot th e pa k iU k sr e t T ke Herald. A a r ladlvldeal e r tlrm r espusaib'e t e r seek ra predeotlea will ba t e e a ld a r a d aa l a f r t e e l a g e a Tba Mtrmld’a • • s m a l l e ed will ba l a i d liable t e r eeaaesae eae ar i»e lew. FeW mbre l»aUr eee«pl S e l e r d a r , Oeadaf. a a e Chrtaaaaai pa b M t t lS h l a r t e r praseeeta w CbrliSwaa Aa Ohio boy was made to stay after school for e week for putting a tack on his teecber’s chair. Short and to the point. Wonder bow Mom and her grade school children would like it if they could change homework. should imitate Dr. Xetatagsr and Dr. Sen in being super­ lative press a feats far their occupations. That to especially true if your profession has a help­ ful effect oa maakind. So palish sp this "halo" and present it I d talented high schoolers. Becrult hoys and girls la help carry an your ova field of teaching or preaching, or being e dental surgeon, me­ dic, lawyer, or engineer. It to nag enough Just to perform a superlative Job in your Bald. You also should CASE 0-4FT: Carole Heine sad Shrrale Schafer am two very attractive coeds who art studying i t Indiana Uni­ versity Medical Center te become Dental Hygoatots. '•Girls," 1 began, "how did you decide on your career?" Canto, aged IS, answered first. "We have a nsl^ hsr at F I Wayne whs to a very succesafal dentist named Dr. Hamid Hettinger. "While I was la high school, ha ashed what 1 pise wad Is study at coitops"I had thought maybe I’d tabs tu n e 's training, but Dr. MoUingar then sold me on becoming a Dental Hygantst "Far ha said it to a splen­ The Important thing tor the did profession for s woman. The hours are convenient and Western world to not what in tha daytime, net through­ the Soviets take out of Cuba, but what they leave behind. out the night —Student Revolutionary Dir­ dal to the health and hap­ ectorate, anti-Castro group in Miami. piness of people. ''Besides, a girl goto to Whether I am a member meet many people of both sexes who are healthy; not of the government or parlia­ ment or running a canteen, I on their death bedel “So there are romantic win contribute my mite to possibilities, too, Dr. Crane! the country’s war effort "And Dr. MotsInger also —V. K. Krishna Menoo, oust told me that the girls all ed Indian defense minister. enjoy their work at the In­ The peace-loving character diana Medical Cantor, so even the preparatory porlod of the Soviet fsswtgn policy baa again been demonstrat­ to ton." Well, f s shite Dr. Motsing- ed la the Cuban situation. er for a splendid Job of help­ —Soviet D e p u t y Foreign ing steer young people in Minister Valerian A. Zorin. the field of vocational gui­ People who watch ouch dance. Then t turned to Shormto, shows aa Ben Casey and Dr. also sped IS, and listened to Kildare can bo difficult pa­ tients on occasion. They loan btr reply. "Our family dentist at F t a little bit about rare discosWayne to Dr. Edward Sell ea . . . and they Wink they know a great deal. Sr.." Shermle began. *T have known him ever —Dr. Peter Mott, of Now since I was in kindergarten. York’s Belkrue Medical ConHe alsn asked what I plan­ ned to study when I went on Is eofiegs. "I didn’t know ter sure Ics, bat ■ good deal of It to but said I had thought of n kind of rather vague rslibecoming a butsc. "Well. Mrs. Poll hid bean a nurse, as ha told me that waa a splendid career, but he though I’d prefer boiag a If we say that world opin­ Dental Hygienist “ For he said not only ion doesn’t matter we say ultimately that people don't service but I would also matter, and we would end moot a wide variety of peo­ by relying on brute strength ple whe won well—not sick and terror, like our adver­ or dying. saries.—Edward S. Murrow, "Ho told mo that a medical bead of U. S. Information nurse also suffers more emo­ Agency. tional heartache when a pat­ ient she has tended ter many Parents owe teen-agers no entertainment, their city way. does not owe them a recrea­ "So be felt being a Deo- tion center and the world tal Hygealit would be e hap­ does not ewe them a living. pier choice of career for me. —Gen. David M. ohoup. UJ. "Bcridos, Dr. Sell had pre- Msnae Corps cemmaadaaf. to live better ELECTRICALLY Thiamay b e a n oid-frahiotrad idea, but a lot of modern folk, am doing it thin ynag...nHngthigm“FAMILY CHRISTMAS" by giving and rwcerring major electrical applkaora. They**. popular... practical... pnfcmd! ^ A flmiMi abdrio raafa wiDBHha cooUac dmar, coohr « d teeter. An automatic aiactrk dM nm hdr wffl emd forever tha tedioun daDy chore. A flameleao electric do thee dryer will nave lifting, tugging and doing pin-upe on a dothcoUna Or how about a aow front-free aiactric rafrigurator-ftuaasr... or a fabulous color TV? I t makes ernes, dooms’* it? Tie a big rad ijbbon around a modern electrical appliance and taaka it a "family Christman"...ona you’ll ALL enjoy for yean to come. Visit your slectrical oppliancs start now. And rtmembrr this year, (hr N EW LOOK in gifts is ELECTRIC! AMO tltC T M IC 9 ! VINO, TO W. Scott B u n s GIT THIS S2-PAOC f i l l BOOKLET si tkdriul sppisnea stores. *A Treasury of Christmas Ifooa" to kghtsn year wwk �» % The first group donation of tho gift of sight to be made In SHEBA, the local eye hank, wai presented recently ry a majority of the mem- hers of Theta Epsilon Chap­ ter of Bote Sigma FhL The completed donor cards were turned over to Mrs. Hulda Klbbe, n member of tho executive board of tho oyo bank, and local health department nurse, by Mrs. Richard Walker, a member of the sorority’s servlet com­ mittee. "This is tbs first women’s organisation to offer the dtaation of sight, as a group, to my knowledge," said Mrs. Walker. Not every member of the group Joined tho mass dona­ tion and no pressure was put upon anyone, lira. Walker ■aid. The donor cards worn simply offered to any who would take them and conaider making tho supremo gift of tho use of their eyes after death to replace thooo of a blind person. "This donation brings the MRS. AL HUNT list of donors in this area to over 100," Mrs. Frank Woodruff, secretary and one of the founders of tho Eye Bank, said today. Donor cards and Informa­ tion are available at Semi­ Mrs. A! Hunt is a member nole Memorial Hoapltal, ska of SHEBA, tb« Seminole added. County Eye Bank, tha sxsculive board announced. Mrs. Hunt rsplaess Mrs. M. Federal Buying R. Strickland who found it nseemsry to resign tho posi­ O f Citrus Asked LAKELAND (UPI) — Two tion. Milton E. Freeman of the Florida citrus industry offi­ Casselberry Lions Club gave cials say federal purchases tha board a report of hia re­ of frozen orange concentrate cant trip te J. Hillls Miller would boost Florida orange Medical Canter In Gainesville growers’ ou tree returns and te visit the new Eye Bank bolster the state’s economy. Homer E. Hooks, general Clinic. Hla visit was in con­ junction with that of 80 mem­ manager of the Florida Cit­ bers of the Florida Lions In­ rus Commission, and Robert W. Rutledge, esecutlva vies ternational. "Work is progressing, but president of Florid* Citrus is hampered for lack of Mutual, sent a Joint telegram funds," Freeman reported. He to the U. S. Department cf said that the Sanford and Agriculture Thursday asking Seminole Branch is the beat tha USDA to purchase at organised of any that ho had least tear million gallons of concentrate. seen. ★ ★ ★ THETA EPSILON CHAPTER, of Bata Sigma Phi, roprasantad by M n . Richard Walker, left, o m en ta tho namaa of 30 donora to Mra. Hulda Kibba, member of th o executive board of tha Seminole Eye Bank Aaaodation. AO donora are membera of th a aorority. (Herald Photo) Tha drawing for two free overseas telephone calls for A m e r i c a n service people, through the 8anford Unit of CWA Local 8108 and the USO, has been extended to include not only wives and mothers of servicemen, but also daughters sons or husbands. “It is not necessary to writa an explanatory letter," Mra. Carolyn Higgins, USO, Staff Aids said today. "Just a postcard will be suf­ ficient for tha drawing which will be held Dec. 10 at 0 p. m. at the USO," Mrs. Higgins said. "But be sure the follow­ ing Information la on your card: "Your own name, address and phone number and your relationship to tho service per­ son. Also tbs name, rank, address, serial number, name of country in which service par­ son is located and the over­ seas telephone n u m b e r i f known." The public is invited to at­ tend tha drawing, but thoee ■ending in cards need not be present to win. They will be called immediately by Mra. Higgins. Russ Kltner and David Van "Right M i U t l n t i n t Id •ta rt ro w Christmas cu d s and gifts oo thoir war- The cafoadar aaya Christmas is •while away, hot here la the new post office it will bo Christmas avaty day from aow eo." Postmaster Gay Alien sold today. "A lot of headaches can be avoided whoa the full Christmas rush begins by getting started early," he said. •T o r example, don't taka chances on mailing poorly wrapped packages. Um stur­ dy corrugated mailing car­ tons, heavy paper adhesive tape and strong cord. Car­ tons cootalning several gift packages should be fully stuf­ fed with tissue or old news­ paper to cushion the con­ tents." When mailing articles of unusual sias or balk, better chock with the Port Office before attempting to mail them—the UmKa oo alee end weight of packages vary, de­ pending on where they are mailed. As an extra precaution, it’s always a good idea to place an extra label carrying both the return address and the recipients address Inside the earlon or peckage. "Be euro to tend year Christmas cards by First Class mall, using the attrac­ tive new 4c Christmas stamps," the Postmaster wged. “When sent P in t Class, your cards a n delivered quicker, and they’ll be for- warded or returned. If it be­ come* necessary. Alio, they may carry written messages along with your signature." The Postmaster says it's especially Important to induds the return address on every Christmas card enve­ lope. Besides being socially correct, this is a big help to both you and your friends in keeping your mailing lists up-to-date. Before mailing Christmas cards, secure free labels from the Post Office which real. "ALL FOR LOCAL DELIVERY" and "ALL FOR OUT OF TOWN DELIVERY” so that cards can bn sorted into two bandies, with the addresses all facing oao way, thus expediting delivery. Reds Make O ffer GENEVA (UPI) — Tho Soviet Union offered today to permit international Impos­ tors to enter Its territory to Inspect seismic "black boxes" In three Russian areas la police a nuclear teat ban. Neea represonteUret of tho fo­ cal unit of tho Communica­ tions Workers of American union, Local S108 will bo on hand to take charge of tho phono calla overseas. All calls will bo completed on or before Christmas, Mrs. Higgins said. New Members Invited By Radio Group Joe LsFollette, president of the newly organised flemloote County Radio Club, has an­ nounced that the monthly meeting of the club to be hold at tho Florida State Bank at 7:80 p. m. today will be open to any persons Interested In two-way radio communication. A. B. Peterson Jr., CD dir­ ector, and Robert Shedden, CD communications o f f i e o r will present the program for the meeting. A display of tho now John­ son Messenger It Transceiver will be seen and Tad Waltz of Loogwood win have a Heath Kit Transceiver for demonstration. PRICES GOOD THROUGH lEO N ES D A Y ^ F R E E Z E R Q U E E N F R O Z E N R E G O R O N IO N FLAVOR BEEFSTEAKS »««■ ^ w e carry: "A COUPLETS | j h i op : QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED V A H L S IN G F R O Z E N ♦pan fry ♦chopped or whole POTATOES i lb pkg FANCY GOLDEN RIPE S T O C K T O N C A L IF O R N IA ♦limit - 2 with food order MISCHANtS I Om, Simps I WIA Ibe f o c h m ef | l JO V n ( l i e or M«'tJ Is HeW) FOR EVERYO NE V 05 HAIR SPRAY I As Our Isgwbr lew Prkse I CATSUP TWIN P ET NUTRITIOUS ♦limit -6 with food order HOLSUM CREAMY SMOOTH COFFEE CAKE Ai READ L O N LY a j 1 Out SsgwLr lew Pnsee 1 ( x s i s c a i s - i s . e s _____ I H I i B m f T f T T M f F.t M f f M I f M M • M 11 m 1 1 1 1 I I 11 h i 1 m i • 111 i t 1 » 11 • 1 1 1 © I t? O m t f o t f i L ^ p r a iii 9 ADS D A IL Y *•$.$1, 71 Ictntmy Site wm FREE DISPENSER • 1 3 0 LAD Y FAIR HOLIDAY LA D Y FAIR BREAD ♦ 25c V A LU E �w » -— 1 r: (* -set/ J ip* - .*• • : - V A H -9 Wive* •m\ . * * i S t Nicholas Pays His Planning m Program P ot Luck Supper af toe FiMM l ta Class, e t Tret writ, held M r ■settee at to* te rttu t i for the monthly coffee al the VAH-9 Officers Wlvos. Th« Kochs bom . hi 0 Christmas neeod. The bu'Wt table t o entered with a shite Christmas t m de­ canted Is red with tiny wr apped pachagts aad a s h latere Bants CUua. Refreshments of hot aad cold eider, ceftea, fruit-nut bread, Christmas eookiea aad i Edith Key Mrs. Michele, an I ev and Mro T. Banyan, Mr*. A. Crowder end Mro. X. anwvriy a* the children Mro. h a t e visit* A sketch a f the Ctetel Child in wna given with Mro L. Betas no Mary, Mro. W. H. aa Jnceah. sad Mra. D. A. Carver, Mrs. Bridget Kolsrih, and Mra. M. J . LeCuyer ns MANGER SCENE — Taking p art in ono of th t skits preswntnd a t tha Catholic Wotnen’i Club program, werw (seated) from left, Mrs. W. H. Kramer and Mrs. L. Rotas, standing, Mrs. D. A. Carver, Mrs. M. J. LeCuyer and Airs. Bridget Kolarik. (Herald Photo) N avy Thrift Shop Operated By Officers Wives Club Catholic Wives Plan Social Tuesday Night Final plans were made for Ono of tho most ncent pur- the j Chrlstmea party for mem­ chases with profits from the bers | of the Catholic Navy shop was ■ combination boat- ,Wives Club, when board mem­ er-alr-condltiooer which wss {bers held a planning meeting, donated to tbo Little Red recently. { T h o s e attending Schoolhouse. were Mr*. Lenox Fay, Mrs. The Thrift Shop la operated by the "All Officers* Wlvas F. C. Fowler, Mrs. Wally Club" of NAS. Ono of tho Barnhart and Mrs. Truman mombera serves as gtncral WolfkUL chairman and the preient The party la scheduled for chairmen is Mrs. Robert this Tuesday at 9:19 p. m. in Guest. The shop is open on Monday tha social hall of the Church and Friday mornings. On of the Nativity, on 8tate these days the squadrons take Road 437. Club officers will turns providing workers from do tha deccrating and Mrs. among tho members. Officers U. L. Monroe will be In Wivei of VAH-9 was responsi­ charge of the entertainment. ble for workers for ono month, All members ere Invited to recently. attend the festive get-to­ While the VAH-9 members worked they sorted and priced gether and enjoy an evening the articles, did clean-up work of yultide fun. Each one is re­ and served as saleswomen. quested to bring an Item of While the others worked Inside food for the Christmaa basket Mrs. T. B. Wood, welfsrs being prepared for a needy chairman, waa busy coltecting family. Huebande of the memSOME VAII-9 OFFICERS WIVES cullectinir articles from tach squadron ben will be gueate for the article* for tha Thrift Shop a t tha Nitvui Air member to bo donated for evening. Station. Left to right are Mrs. T. B. Wood, wel­ aa!e. Due tp her all out offort I fare chairman; Mrs. W. I. Lewi* Jr. and Mra. and with tha help of Mri. Lee Charles Jasper. Ebbert. the “Hoot Owl" Of­ FABRIC ficers’ Wives contributed 100, SHOES per cent to the drive. Other VAH-9 Wives who worked during this period Ineluded. Mrs. W. 1. Lewis Jr., Mrs. Warreo Fordbam, Mrs. Don Munday, Mrs. Richard Cooke. Mrs. Charles Jssper, Mrs. 0. W. Klmmons, Mrs. Mrs. Oscar Zittrowcr java appearanct on Dec. 20. Mrs. Cen the dedication service of tba Bea Alford will be chairman Charles Dukes, Mrs. Jot 207 W. 1st St, Women's Gift Offerings at tha of rafreihments with Mrs. Ro­ recent matting of the Ethel bert Getman and Miss Ruby Root Circle of the Congrega­ Booth sulstlng. tional Christian Church. Mem­ More tickets were distribut­ bers met la the home of Mrs. ed among mambera for the Clyde Stinson with the presi­ Fish Fry being held this Sat­ dent. Mrs. Helen Remusat, urday with serving from 9 By - WOODROW CASH presiding. p.m. to 7 p.m. Adults may atNew officers elected to leet for thslr plate any one of The feeling of the approaching I Chrlitma* M»««n U alree.ly ir«n«rataenre next year ware Miss several kinds of fish accom­ , ■ |ng a lot of excitement. These ere Ruby Booth, president; Mrs. panied by a generous portion I busy day* with all the shopping, card Balsa Remusat, vice presi­ of hush puppies, cola slaw, K mailing, tree hunting and deenratdest; Mrs. 0. 0. Nordgrea, baked beans, a relish tray In­ lug, as well ae vieiting and partying. secretary; Mra. Oscar Zit­ cluding tartar sauce, coffee X q A In the mldit of all this hustle, trowcr. treasurer, and Mrs and punch. Weather permit­ [ft c we want to drop a gentle reminder: One Schmah, chaplain. ting, the affair will be held I don’t forget to have the family Mra. Walter McPherson and outdoor* oo the e h u r o k [ ^ 7 tbJ “best" In the way of clothe* put Miss Raby Booth, circle dele­ grounds. X 1 right for the festive occasions ahead. I It can be pretty alarming on the gatee spent Nov. I, t cod 7 at Mrs. Clyde Stinson, hostess — •“ 4 night of a part* to tako out your Avow Park attending the an­ for tho evening served deli­ beat cocktail dress or gown and find you forgot to nave nual moetlag of the State cious refreshments of choco­ It cleaned and preesed. And Dad can be forgetful about Women's Fellowship of the late cake, cookies, tea and that drink that waa spilled on hi* beat blue suit. So Uiltad Church of Christ (Con­ coffee to the 19 members check over those better dresses and suite bow , before It’a too lata. gregational Christian Church). Each gave their report and Incidentally, here’s a thought for husbands buying experiences at these meetings. gift clothing far their wives: be careful In buying I n s t e a d of exchanging blouses, sweaters or other garments with a lot of tricky ornaments or fancy novelty fabric* that ere tough to Chrlataua gifts at the party on clean. Be aura to ask the salesgirl pointed oueatioue Dee. IT, members voted thst about cleaning, so you’ll avoid getting a pretty thing each give their dollar towards that won’t be much use after on* wearing! a gift for the Saropta Heme. It w u also voted to purcklt* So look ahead . . . then areo't many cleaning days before Christmaa. Better call u* now for quick terries additional tables and folding Year Downtown Florist on your beet euit* or dresses. We pickup end deliver. chain as soon aa possiblt. SANFORD Look to your clothes—others do. Final plans ter tha Christ FLOWER 8HOP ■ as Party for the Sundey Cor. K. let ft Saaferd At*. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS A LAUNDERERS School classes wet* made and 119 PALMETTO AYB. FA a s m FA a-IIU FA 3-9493 • m u tail auJto Us With so many new shops U provides dependents of opening up an over the arcs, Naval personnel with ■ placo perhaps tow people know thst to purchase good used cloth­ the Sanford Naval Air Station ing et nominal prices. All proceeds from the shop are used for chtrlteblo purposes. Mro F. Duggan, Mro. K ane, Mro C. C. Mai Mra. J. Purdy aad Mro J. Fqyrella a a a g Christmaa carols accompanied by Mro Elote Hickson on the piano. •L Nicolas distributed the Christmaa gift* to each of the members end refreshments were carved by the committee Homemade orange dessert under the direction of Mrs. cake, coffee, tea, end nuts were served by the hostess group Including, Mrs. Craft, COFFEE FLUFF Mrs. J. Malloy, Mrs. R. K. S3 marshmallow* Swain, Mrs. Irvin Pryor, 1 cup strong, hot eotfet Mrs. E. H. Rodgers aad Mrs. U tap. Angostura blttera Walker. 1 tap. rum flavoring Others attending were Mrs. 3 cups whipping aeam , di­ W. T. Cavanaugh, Mrs. E. C. vided Snodgrass, Mrs. H. H. Grier, Cut marshmallows in quar­ Mrs. A. L. Thomas, Mrs. W. ters with scissors dipped la E. Giles and Mrs. C. E. cold water. Put In top of dou­ ChanioL ble boiler with hot coffeo. Cook over hot water until marsh­ mallows a n completely melt­ ed and blended with coffee. Remove from heat Add bit­ ters and flavoring. Chill until mixture begins to thicken. By Isa s C u es Derry Whip Itt cups cream. Fold Pastor aad Mrs. C. R. into coffee mixture. Spoon in­ to dessert glasses. Chin until Zehnder a n expecting tbelr firm. Whip remaining cream. daughter and her family this Use to garnish tops of des­ week for n three week visit. serts. Makes 4 to 9 serving*. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Van Lanlngham, and children, Todd, Thinking before speaking Jill and Chris Tina, of Wich­ prevents foot-ln-mouth di­ ita, Kao. should arriv# today or tomorrow. sease. Personals MR. AND MRS. HENRY GIBBS AYERS JR., who wars married Nov. SO a t 5 p. m. in a doubts ring ceremony a t the Naval Air Station Chapel, with ChapUln R. L. Deal, officiating. The bride Is the former Mias Marilyn Washburn, daughter of Mrs. Nan Washburn and the late L t Col. Harold C. Washburn, of Sanford. Tha groom is the son of Henry Gibbe Ayers, Swansea, 8. C. and Mrs. Suaia B. Ayers, Bamburg, S. C. (Jameson Photo) TUESDAY The Royal Arch Widows maot in Masonic Hall, at 9:M p. n . for bam sup*wr, followed by n workshop on Christmas wreaths, led by Mrs. Irving Pryor. Members asked to bring two yards of nylon net aad wire coat banger. All York Hire bodies sad their ladies invited to attend. Do you know that when you buy things which eaa be laun­ dered end roused in a matter of hours, you can get along with a smaller Inventory of clothing and household linens! Don’t expect your washing machine to do an efficient Job If you stuff lt with an over­ load of soiled laundry. Smallor loads and plenty of soap or detergent will give best re­ sults. Mrs. Robison Hostess For UDC Meeting a gift of nosey to the C an Scngnisxl Beys' Orphan*. hi Naples, Italy. Mrs. Kinmoss visited this orphanie durtef her trip to Korops, last year. She laid of the desperate aead of those ehfldrea fcr individual attention, so the wlreo a n raquaetiag that their nosey be used for iadtridaal «lfte far the beys than. Flans won dlotaooof tar the December luacheoo, which will be a pot htek sup. per *t the Klrnness hone, la Loch Arbor. Farewells w en said to lira. Cbartse Dukes who. Is leaving sooa with her hue. bead for a tour of doty, la Baltimore, lid. The (roup presented lfra. Dukes with a farewell gift of a mini*tu n silver Paul Revere bowl, engraved “To FhronUa from VAH-9 Officer*1 Wives.'*' Mri. R. F. RobUou was hos­ tess for the November inertias of the Norman deVere Howard Chapter of tho United Daugh­ ters of tho Confederacy. Following tho business ses­ sion, tho president, Mrs. W. L. Merritt, presented slides on “General Lee and Confederate Action" and gavt Interesting comments on each slide. Mrs. Robison and her cohostess, Mrs. Claude Hern­ don served refreshments to BUI Stringfleld e n t e r e d Mmes. Martin Brant, L. A. Holiday Hospital la Orlando Bromley, D a v i d Caldwell, today and will undergo eye Richard Gleeson, A. W. Lee, surgery, tomorrow. G. E. McCall, E d m u n d MeUch, R. B. Munroe, A. 1C. Rossctter, F. E. Roumtllat, M. L. Strickland, Lois Taylor, J. H. Truluck, A. B. Wallace, J. St. Clair White, W. A. P e r ry and Mrs. Merritt. Personals You'll love tha robes ot RoJsy! Tbo colon are so new and vibrant—the fabrics so soft and cuddly! Whether M iss Booth N am ed Circle President you wear K to lounge luxuriously in the evening or to Tlx breakfast in the Burning, yen’ll be queen of tbo family. & rD Peignoir Sets • Robes ft Lounging Pajam as In quilted chiffons end ny Iona, nylon fluffs, corduroys, eordulona — from $8.95to$22.95 K A D E R 'S Jewelry • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcome US a. PARK AYB. **»*■•*»»«* Che TM « �> % — lip * M 1 8 ■ 1- Up Q ftw fw l bo Dec. 10, 1062 — P agt EtriI9 A • D E A R ABBY: M y natil*hl»r> itiem an iof about f a th e r U a re tire d1 eentieman • • • • DEAR ABBY: The fellow who baa been dating me le getting on my nenres. He perspires it lot and when he breathes he breathes so heavy it drive# me mad. I have asked other people if they can h ear him breath­ ing, and they auy no. But I enn hear ever)’ breath, and it makes me nervous. I know he can’t help per­ spiring, b u t his hand# get clammy when we dance and it bothers me. Should I tell him the tru th about why I don't like him or should IJ u s t find somebody *1**? BOTHERED • • • 6 DEAR R..T.. M. AND II.: Yes, a cow must "calf" firs t in order to giv# milk. • CONFIDENTIAL TO F O R T WORTH: True "Beauty IS only skin deep,” but if a girl Is poor and a little on the stupid side, she’s lucky to have itt • • • What's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hilts, Calif. • DEAR INFORMATION: When your daughter becomes curious about "the facta of life," she will initiate the conversation. Answer every question frankly and without embar­ « • For Abby’s l>ooklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding." send 50 cents to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. jaaohy On&hidq& By Shop at Britt's" MONDAY P. M. • • SHOPPING CENTER Television DEAR ABBY: Do you know if a cow hue to have a calf first in or­ der to give milk or can she produce milk before she has a calf? ROSE, TESS, MARCIA AND HELEN • FOOD FA IR K DEAR BOTHERED: Find some­ one else, honey. If you really cared for him, hla "breuthing” would be­ come "sig h s- and hie perspiring would indicate "happy eacltamenL" He is not for you—b u t someone else will think he’s great. DEAR ABBY: I have six chil­ dren, The oldest ie 9. Today I found n note in her pocket. It wu* from a little boy (he is 10 or 11) who wrote he "loved" her and wanted to know If she "loved" him, too. Should I overlook this incident or do you think I should tell her the facts of life? I fslt th a t sha wus too young until I raad the note today. When I wns 0 . 1 had no one to tell me the facts of life, and can’t recall if I was curious then. But I do know th a t when my mother finally got around to telling me. I had already picked up a lot of information the wrong way. I don’t want that to hap­ pen to my daughter. How much should a 9-year-old be told today? INFORMATION PLEASE T V T im a P ra v itw i ?:20-|:30 p. m. (NBC) It’S when Lacy and Viv (Lucille after abortive attempts to i Luey literally stick! to her [ sap for the do-it-yourself pro- [ deride to cook d in a r A Min's World. "The Mac- Ball apd Vivian Vance) get boM a basement rumpus Job with a glue that acts Jecli Luey and V|v rind the I their boy friepda on the a auley Protlle." A warm «nd submerged in a lop of coal room. Prior to the avalanche, | quicker than she thinks. Baa-1 bouse too small when they J night. pantrating might Into ■ young man's mixed emotion*. Wes (Olaon Corbett) b si one of those days when every­ thing goes wrong. After « e l l y s fracas with his young bro­ ther (Micbatl Bunn). Ms b at the gas station is dony trying. But hie blggeet netback cornea when his girl friend (Jen Norris) gives him ap apUtude test, iia finds he Is not cut out to be Um law­ 25th fir PARK yer be dreams of being. 1:90-9 p. m. (CM) The Luejr Show. The last 10 min­ utes are worth waiting for rassment. But don’t bring the sub­ ject up until she doee. DEAR PUZZLEMENT: The old gentleman ia probably a little senile. Tall his daughter th a t you have left Instructions with your sitter th a t no one is permitted in the house when she is eitting—und this includes her father. Shell get the message. • diitjjhJVujhJL& By A b ig a il V a n B u re * 75, He ia very friendly and Hkes to visit the neifhbom, but he doeen't ahut hie mouth. When we go out in th e evening, we hire a IT-year-old girl to sit with the children. This old gent comes over in our absence end talks the poor girl's ear off. ih e has oompluinad to ua, but ws don't know hrw to handle It, We hute to tall the lorely old man to ut»y away, and I suppose his daughter is glad to get him out of the house. Can you or any of your readers help me? A PUZZLEMENT i Me ret Channel e N*w*r*..m (»> Brining Report (1 ) Wa/ns rauehar «:*1 Ml editorial l:lt (!) tlauls Momenta la NsoMi 1:11 Cl N*w*ctp* (Si MIS-Fla. Kr*. 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Final Itotart waatkar Itallywaog Marla Caralara Ja 11 JO (1) Tonlta Show (I) Channel I Theater Oswald Jacoby TUESDAY A. M. The new Callfcrnla It ridge Digest has made its appear­ ance and will probably be here to stay. In the October issue Edwin Kantar, one of our beat playtrs, writers and analysts, give* isvsral Inter­ esting problems in play. All of them illuatrats the need to plan your play at tvirk one. Thess a rt to be uaed for this week’s series. 8oqth’s firat impulse la to play dummy's quean of clubs on West's Jack. West might have Isd (aim klng-jack-tsn. A little fheught telle South that bis correct play Is to duck that Jack of dubs in both handa. West has made a vulnerable overrall. Surely ha KO I .iU (D) i« A J9 trio a ARTI S w ia r A AIMS •at AMI AQT I J ;A M I i a it A None vestal 9QJI09 A K J 101 •0L1R isaiV " a m • North aad louth vulnsrsbl* Ifseto last South West tA Pais 1 A Pass 1N.T. Pass 4 A Psu Pass Opening Usd—A 3 Peas. hold* both mining ares and Squth wants to make sura that East can’t get ths lead. After ducking, 8outh has no more trouble. Ha wins ths next elub and draws trump*. Then he leads a diamond. West takes bla ace, but hat no way to krep South from discarding cne of dummy’s spsdrs on a high diamond and winding up with only ons apade loser. Had West hrl.l the king «f eluba and Kaat the are of dia­ monds South would have lost a hand that he could have made. But the chances wars much greater to find ths cards as they actually were. 1:7* ( f t m a n Oa f:«Q (1) C a n tla a n ta l room f:3* ( I ) (•"!!-»* *( The future of a marriage i* usually ssttlad during ths first year, says a marriage counselor. Sure, It is. It’s duilng the first year that a couple works out ths pattern for their roarflag*. During the first year, whether or not they realize they are making permanent decisions, a couple settle* such matters at how they will handle their money, how they will work out disagree­ ments, how much freedom they are willing to allow each other, how big a part parent* and in-lawa are to play In thslr lives, what their firat major objectives ate, and whether or not they are go­ ing to try to change each athtr or learn to live together "as Is." Ths trouble is that often a eoupla doesn’t know that ths day-to-day decision* they make during the firat year and their day-to-day routine is forming a pattern that will Influence them all of their days togstbsr. If all y o u n g couples realised this they might giv* mors thought to tbs way they managa their lives in these first, all-important months sf marriage. Both husband and wife would make more of an effort to let the other know, "These are the things that are im­ portant to ms" so that the marilage would provide the most Important things to both. Minnesota’s Bell Best Lineman NEW YORK <UPI) — Bob­ by Dell of Mlnnsscts, a con­ verted high school quarter­ back from Shelby, N. C., was hailed today at college foot­ ball's "Lineman of the Year" for m i . The (1-4. 211-pound tackle, drafted by the Minnesota Vik­ ing* ef the National Football League, the Dallas Texan* of tb* American Football League and the Winnipeg Blue Bomb­ ers cf the Canadian Football League, wa* picked at ths nation'* top lintman by a 2-1 majority over Lae Roy Jordan of* Alabama, a canter, in bal­ loting conducted by United Praia International. Pat Ritchter of Wisconsin was third and and Hal Bedsols of national champion Southern California and end Davs Robinson cf Pann State tied for fourth. Ruth Miiiett It isn't assy to change ths basic pattern of a marriage once It bat been **t. So tat­ ting up ths right pattern In the beginning ia all Important. But no one ran tall a couple what that pattern ought to be. That depends entirely on what ia moat Important to the husband and what i* moat important to the wife. Learn what’s important to tha wife in Ruth Millctt'a booklet, "Happier W i v e s (hints for husbands)." Just sand 25 cant* to Ruth Millett Reader Service, t 'o The San­ ford Herald, P. O. Box 489. Dept. A, Radio City Station. New York 19, N. Y. Hales Service TV RENTAL Seminole TV Zenith Color TV Hales 2440 Hanford Avs. FA 1-1924 • Di* Air t:4 (3) TeOar (t> w » h * TT* Mavlas T ill <1» F a rm M a rk et Re­ p in (!) 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Ma. la l a ret c e a r t e f the r a a a t r Seatlaale Cewatr, F lare P ra h a ta . Ratal# af CHARLES HODGATE. Jit. ----------RXJN'UPA 1 VAW ARE1 TSPBOALOM**/ j r w f ls T f e o N t r ( A w r io o u L o e e r kNOAA- KEYI W W W U TACGitf ALONG ’EM CN HS DISH/ D tn tt'L iMASMft SOMft MUT W54MTWG BT A FDORBAMAMASPtlTf T a .til CreSllara aaS Pe ra aa a H a t l a s ITalaia a r Deaaaa4a . ta a l a a t M M l.a tatai tTMOUOMT 1 LEFTVCU 1 WITH TH* NCUNQ LACY HACK THERE? PONT \CU KNOW , W<79 _ Jm f/ w a X M i'J v•r.v aj.-’ ••All I can ramamMr w* m j wife said W you’vt got to forget SOMETHING, forgot the eon of poesT’ Portugal RSUXt WHSN lOUTtS TOO TOUT M « p o ,y a i e iT too TdHroinM O. Lorn touKs I BEEN CASIN'>CU, DOC, , U<fi THE CAVE ACTCU MAC | another f o n t s * . tcu o a r PRCW.EV.C_.YEAH. h e w in g jsn V sJL H£ « J 8r J \ HAVE 6 0 TTEN MY MT35Aae_ hMM-WWrs HO KNOWN _ ANTIDOTE t ] FOR THEM L JK X SC M iJi EXPECT US TO UvE .THRU THIS?/ . WHO l» Tiea ) W HE T R m j. FHANTOdF J x> m a usr *O■i i*] - ' w, — —, Tna and a a r h e l s o u a r e h a r a b f n o t i fi e d an d r e q u i r ­ ed t a p r e a t n t a n y ela lm e a n d d e m a n d * w h i c h yon . o r e i t h e r o f you, m a y h av e a a a l n a t th * a e t a t a o f C h a rl a a l l o d a a t a . J r . , d aeaaaad . l a t a o f aald C o u n ty , lo t h * C o u n t y J u d g * o f ttam tnn la C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a t hi* o f fl c * l a t h * c o u r t h o u t o o f aald C o u n t y a t S a n ­ ford . F l o r i d a , w l t h l a tlx cal* a n d a r m o n t h * f ro m Iho l i n t o f th o f l r a t p u b l i c a t i o n a f t h l a nolle*. T w o cop laa o f o ach claim o r d e m a n d ah all t>* In w r i t i n g . a n d ahall i t a t # th * plac* o f r a a l d a n c t a n d p o et o fflc* ad d r a a a o f th o c l a i m a n t , a n d ah all ba a w o r a lo b y t h a c l a i m a n t , a a a n t . a i r lornay and accom panied by a fUlnar fa* o f on* d u l l e r a n d a u r h cla im o r d e m a n d n o t ao file d ah all b* void. Donna J . l l o d a a t a Aa a d m l n l a t r a t o r o f th * K a ta t* o f C harlra llo d aata, J r . daeaa aad \ f a r h N. C lrtra la n d . J r . A tto r n ey a t L aw Mult* i l i H an fo rd A t l a n t i a N atio n al Ilk B i d s Hanford. F l o r i d a A ttorney for th* aatat* I'u b ltab Dec. I. 1*. IT. I t . C U D -1 BY JACK TRIM The label said "Florida Lisa” and I wouldn’t hava known Lias from Gypay Rote, but a picture of a fish gave a alight clue. Tha sample can was wrap­ ped in an introductory letter •aying that this Lisa was a favorite Florida C r a c k e r Two Teams Gain In All-Star Loop Last week’* action in tha Jat Lanes All Star Bowling Loop found the Betty Ann’s and Meador** Marine trios picking up a gam* on league leader* Larry’s Mart aa they faltered and lost on* out of three to th* Handy Food team. While th* Larry’* men were stumbling over Handy Food, t v t i i k r m r i i T t o t n r o r the Betty Ann's and Meador's ■p i n t . v i v r n J i i m i A L t u t I I r r . IV AVD KOIt a » : H I . | aggregations were busy win­ VOLK r o t VTV. F L O R ID A . ning three straight from IV CIIAVI K R T VO. l i e # * Faust Drugs and 8anford Dry STELLA E. TltOURKINH. I'lalntlfr, Cleaner's, respectively. *Y•• Th* climatic aerie* of th* ItKN'J W it V A N D E It 9 O N T l l o U t ’k l M , night found th* two contend­ D a f a n d a n L ere for th* cellar poeiticn VOTIC R O F SI I T T O i ItK.VJAMIN AN DERSON fighting it out, with Frailey’s T i l l >MPK INS. rubbing it hi to th* tun* of Heal St. L o u ll. Mlaaourt. YOU A R E IIK It >: IIY N O T I­ three straight that gave th* F I E D t h a t a C o m p l a i n t for battered Zeuli team uncon­ Dlvorc* a n d o t h e r rallaT ha* b a a a fllad a a a l n a t y o u In tested possession of th* low th o ab o v o a ty lad c o u r t a n d spot on tha totem pul*. you a r t h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to Nine over-200 games high­ aarv a a co p y o f y o u r A n t w a r o r o t h e r d afan a* to th o C o m ­ lighted th* individual perplaint upon tha |q * ln tlfr* A tto r n e y . K. JA CK S O N H A . fonuance* of tha evening, AHZE. A l t o r n a y a t Lew, Id* with Bob Steel* leading the N. O r a n g * A vanua, S u i t a IS. Orlando, O r a n g * C o u n ty , F l o r ­ I pack by virtu* of a reauundida. a n d flla th * o r l i l o # ! a n - ■ing 221/591 sari vs, clctcly a w a r o r d afan a* la t h a off!.-* o f th o C l a r k o f t h a C i r c u i t | followed by Johnny Wright C o u r t on o r b e f o re Iho I t h | who toppled th* maples at a d a y of J a n u a r y , IMS. A. It, If you f a l l t» du e.» J u J * . 201, 213/592 rate. Al Dem t o l by d e f a u l t will b* l a k . Palma came up with a 214 563 a n a a a l n a t you fo r t h a r e . Ilaf la Iho C o m p l a i n t a n d aa ld aeries, Rich Murphy at 204/ cau aa w ill t h a n p ro ceed aa 569, Bob Boredorf a 215, 302/ par t*. Neal Maxwell ram* DONE a n d O R D K R K D a t 675, S an fo rd , F l o r i d a , th l a i t h day through with a 219/577 and o f D acam bar, t i l l . A. D. Harold Hartst had a 211/540 (•B A LI A r t h u r H. B a c k w t l h . J r . evening. C la rk C ircu it C ourt Bamlnol* C o u n ty , F l o r i d a Dy; M a r t h a T. V lh lao D ep u ty C l a r k PubllaU Dac. la. IT, I I . I t CDD -IS , menu item with a publie i*. lation* concocted name* It was a mullet Packed tha aama aa tana, salmon or other canned foods, the Lisa is an attempt to put th* good old cracker mullet into competition with ether canned fish products. It’s good, ae mattar what they call i t 1 tested It right out of th* can, breaking off a small bita in anticipation of not liking i t then 1 took three succeedIngly larger bite* and got eut th* aaltlnta for a real good snack. The Lisa is an export name for th* mullet and la being boosted as a Florida product with th* blessing of th* Flo­ rida Development Commis­ sion. It is designed to supple­ ment th* state's fresh fiih industry. Th* menu enclosed with th* •ample can said it can ba used in any recipe calling for tuna or salmon, with similar results. This Lisa may catch oa as a nationally distributed food item, because it is tasty. But there’ll always be a mullet * * * Don Smith called and said that 8tan Oglesby, Sanford commsrcial fisherman, had brought a sea bass by Semi­ nole Sporting Goods. Jiow, there is nothing ex­ traordinary about a sea bass being brought by the Smiths' place, except that this par­ ticular aea bass was nui caught in the sea. It was taken off on* of Oglesby’s set tines in Lake Harney, which is way out fot a sea bass to be nibbling ou a set line. Smith said that he had questioned old timers around town and couldn’t find any­ body who had seen a tea bass caught aa far up the St. Johns aa Harnsy. Bow hunters bagged 315 We’re getting closer and deer in North Dakota during closer to the beach all tb* Use 1960 hunting season. Itima. / [H 1 li ft > 'i • r W BIrVv-- �% Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou -D ial 923,000 5. F**d t Fir East •A Spacia) Notices 7. Tsaiwaaa Rastals m HEATING a. b . pope co. m a So. p»rt At* . PA 9 4 M SINGER SEWING MACHINE U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! 8tto* and Service P ita estimate* la advance Fraa boma domoaetrotto* en • Women 1*92 Maxi high as 9102.00 a weak. Preparatory training until appointed. Thousands oI Jobe open. Experience us­ ually unnecessary. FBEE Information on Jobe, salar­ ies, requirements. Writs TODAY firing nun*, an- CALL FA 24718 Alaa'a Fabric A luge U9* Park Dr. BE MODEM! Cook and heat Stenstrom Realty water economically with HV Therm Bottled Gee. Miller Eadio and AppUaaee. I l l f. CAMERA, Park Ave. Ph. FA M ill. Eataa WELLS DRILLED, PUMP*, SPRINKER SYSTEMS All Types and Sixes We Repalx and Sonleo Office PA 94111 • Nights PA M M S T I N E 329-fJM Machinery and Supply Co. 1924 Park Dr. Saaford, Pin. Mt W. 2nd St. PA M432 WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES Approximately W acres, with 190 ft. an riror, Vi mile off RL 46. SI. Poultry - Livestock S1A. Pato 32. Flowers • Shrubs S3. Furniture It P ays To l) ie The HERALD 94. A rtklew F u r Bute Bedroom, Florida room. Fenced in hack yard. Low down payment, assume monthly payments. Phone after 9:0*. FA AIMS. $4,600 Can PA *4473 alter *:** p.m. H a n d l i n g an m l aetata. JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR 4 BOOMS and hath. Com­ 35. Article* Wanted SB. AutouMbBaa • Trucks pletely unfurnished. Near NAS. Nothing fancy, hut 37. Boats • Meters 88. Motorcycles • Scoutort cheap rent, 1740 week. Pk. PA 99U9. 39. Trailers • Cibaa— W ant A ds. Lc g o l N o tic e Lo g o i N o tic e l a voi Kata to • ( WILLIAM C. BRIKTZKE a /k /a William C. Von arloteho W n CvadSeaow O actaix). P a ta c lim r n t No. I. ISSInd Photogra phic (lr.iup, Colorado Bprlaeo, Colo­ Tew s a d s a s h o f yon a r a rado; and h t r s b y a o ttd o d a n d roqulrad Mil*. DONNA M. BTD15L t o p r se o a t any claim s a nd doI I I K. Lewooa Avoouo, wianda which yoa. or olthor SI. P a u l *, Mlnatoota. e f yaw, m ay h a y s a g a in st th a TOU ARB HKIIBBT NOTIa a t a t a a t WILLIAXI a BRtKTJ5KB, a / k / a W l l l l a a C. Von VIKD t h a t rK D B IlA L NA­ UrUtakiw docoaaod. lata of TIONAL XIOUTUAdK AUSOa ald County, to tho County CIATION, h a v in g (llod In th is J u d e s of domlnols County, Court Ito sw orn Bill of Com­ Florida, a t hla efflco In tha plaint. Iha n a tu re and pur* s o u r t houao of said County poaa of which lo to forscloas • t Sanford, Florida, within alx t h a t e o rta ln m o r t s a a s omocuc a le n d a r month* from tho t d bp Daniel D. Hydol end tlmo of tho flrot publication Donna SI. rtydel. M i wlfo, to of thlo notice. E ac h claim o r Tho Dulldsra Xlortgaga Cor­ d am and shall b* In writing, poration. on tb s 17th d a y of and shall a la ta Ih* ploc* of Jun«. H IS ; t h a t said Com­ yaatdonca and peat offlc* ad-- plaint p r a y s (or an accountdraa* of tha oiolmant, and In* to ha takoa u a d a r Iha eholl bo sw orn to by tho direction o f th e C o u r t (or claimant, agent, o l to r n t y , and *ny such claim or damand n o t 0* filed shall b* cold. W illiam A. D iic tik o Aa a d m in istr a to r of tk* fens end a b str a c t f«*e and R a ta l* of th n t In d r r a u l l of such p a y ­ w illia m C. Rrlolako, a /k /a William C. Von ment. till*. Interest, estate, claim, demand and a qulty of ■ r la ti k a redem ption of the D e fenda nts Doetaetd Wlndorwocdl*. Halnca, Huai* and a ll persona claiming by, through, un d e r or a g a i n s t or A Ward. Attornaya them o r a n y af tham . ha 111 P a r k Acanua, South, absolutely barred a n d foraW ln t a r P ark, Florida Publish Nor. I t . XI. * Do*. cloaed; said ault be in g filed In the Circuit Court o f tha t. 10. l i f t Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and CDC.4I for sem ln ola County. In Chancery, aotltled F E D E R A L i v T im n a e r r r r o r n r o f NATIONAL MORTOAQH AHT H R N IN TH JU D IC IA L C IR ­ SOCIATION, a corporation o r ­ C U IT . IV AVU F U R S R R I . ganised under an Act of Con­ NULM rO U V T Y . F L O R ID A . g re ss end existing p u r s u a n t IV CHAVCKaV IM IS lo tha Pedaral National Mort­ NOTICE OF FIULH'ATIOV gage Association I 'h a r ta r Ant, W BUT HIDE F E D E R A L SAV- Plaintiff, ve rsus DANIEL D. INOa A LOAN ASSOCIATION, HTDEL and DONNA M. RT A UNITED HTATEa COUP. D E L hla wlfa. Defendants, P la in tiff , being Chancery Ceaa No. l i e 22. p r a y in g n furacloaura of MAROARF.T W. BAUXH1AKD- aald m o rtg a g a nn th e follo w­ N E R AND ------ BAUMUARD- ing described land, ly in g and NER HER HUSBAND. If being In Semlnola County, County. Florida, u.-w lt: m arrltd Defendant. l o t II. Illock IS, NORTH T o t M a r g a r tt W. Ilaum gardflltLANDO 1HT A D D S n«r and — — Ilaum gardT i n s ’, according to plat nar, h*r huaband If m arthereof recorded In P la t llook IS, P a g .* SI a n d I I , Pub'lc Records of Deminolo County. Florida. to Forarloi* o m q r lg t g * T ogether with the follow lag a g a in s t rval a n d p a r .o a a l p r o ­ equipment! p a rty haa havn fllad agalnal Wall H e a t s r — P a na lra y lb* abav* court by —Modal l-FA-tX you ‘ Ih* abova n a m i d plaintiff. Hang* — Dixie T ha proparly aoughl to b* 711-i-att forsoloavd I* oa follow*: l le frlg o ra to r — F r l g l d a l r t I.ol IT. OAKLAND HILLS. -M odel D - I ll o-Tordlng to ih* plat Hot W a tv r H e ste r — Day lharoof aa rM ordad In A Night — Model I0-C: Plat Book II, Pag* 41 a n d Tou end each of you. ar* Ilaeorda of h a r tb y required to fll* par41. Publlo sonally or by a ttorney. In the H.mlnola County, Fla. Tou era raqutrad lo aarv* office of the Clerk at eald • copy of yo u r onawar or Court. In tha County Court a t h a r pleading on r i a l n l l f r a House. In Hanford. Hemlnol* Atlornay, Irving Nalbaaaon. County. Florida, on or beforo th e Ird day of J a n u a ry . A.D. II*. Flo. so * til* tb* orig in a l t i l l , yo u r appearanca, a n ­ In ( h a offlc* of th* Clark o n sw er or other defensive or bafar* Iha I n d day of pleadings lo the Com plaint In J a n u a r y 1141. this cause and also to asrvo If yon foil In d-> an J u d g - upon Handers, XlcEwan, g r o ­ mant by default will b* t a k - w e rs A Mims, a tt o r n e y s for an a galnal you for Ih* rallof the r t a t n l lf f , a ropy of aald demanded In tha complaint. pleadings, otherwise eald Bill Tula nolle* (hall ba publlati- of Complaint will ba taka o o-l onca aach w aah fur four aa cunfsessd by you a n d each c o o a a r q ttr a waaka In th* Man- o f you. ford Harold. DONE AND ORDERED this DOVU AND OflDKUKD IN I l t t i day of November, A. D. ■ ANPORD, SKMINULP. CUUJf- | sex. el Hanford. Semloole TT. FL A . THIS l l t b DAT County, Florida. OP NUVBMBER 114:. (SEAL) A r th u r II. Beckwith, J r . (BCALI Clerk of the Circuit Court A rth n r II. Beckwllh. J r . hemlnolo County, Florida, Clark of C lrault Court leg: M a rth a T. Vlblen lly: M artha T. Vlblaa Deputy Clark Publlab Dae. a. I*. IT, 14. CDD-I tention getting ads. Legal Notice in t h e r i n c t r r c o r n r o r THIS NINTH JUDICIAL riHce rr. iv avd for *kwiVOLK COt.VTV, FLORIDA, IV CNAVCKMT NO. ISMS v a r i e s : t o a pfh a ia ro v p cn L icA T to v i SUFFOLK COUNTT F E D E R ­ AL SAVIN’iM AND LOAN AS­ SOCIATION. o United Hiatt* Corporation. noO E R D. W E I L and W ILLODENE W E I L hlc w ill, TO I ROUKIt D. W E IL ( R r .l d . n i- , Unknown) W ILLODENB W E I L hla wlfo (Residence Unknown) and E ach and all u n know n peceon a, p a r t i t a a n d defendants who elalm h r, through, u n d e r ■r ngnlnet the aforesaid Iti xl Kit D. W E I L and WILLUDENR WEIL hla w lfa w h e th e r ne spot.see, h e l m d e ­ classe, , g r a n tt a e , aeelgnate, lienors, creditors, tru stee s or otherwise, oa to oach nod oil of whom residence Is u n ­ known. and Each a n d nil unknow n p e r ­ sons, p a rtie s a n d defendants, an to oack and oil of whom residence lo unknown, h o e in g or claiming to h a t * a n y rig h t, t it l e o r Intarest In o r to tha following described property, which Is tho subje ct m a t t e r of tho aboco-styled caueo, via; l o t II. H E I R L A K E HILLS, according to tho F la t thereof, as r e co rd ­ ed In I 'L l llook II. a t Paga ST of tha Fublla Record. of gemlnolt County, Florida, to g e th a r w i t h tha following: I Klectrand H eater Iton Including the building and a p p u r le o a n c e t located thornoo. and lo g e tb e r with tha f u r n llu r r . furnishings, and f l i t u r e a e ltu a la therein, and nod localed thereon. TOU. AND EACH OF TOU. a m hereby notified t h a t a Complaint h a t bees filed by Iha ab o ca -aa m ad P la intiff a g a l a e t you a n d each of you In foreclose a m nrtgaga oa th a abore.Uaei-rlhed property In tha aboca-atylad causa and yuu and aach of you ar* hereby required to file an An. ewer or other Pleading r e ­ sponsive t h e r e to with tho C lark of tho above-entitle d Circuit Court s o d lo servo a ropy a f such Aoawer or o tk e r responsive Pleading upon the P l a i n t i f f s A t t o r ­ ney., Courehon and Courehoa. n e t Meridian Avenue, Miami lleaeh, Florida, a a or boforo tho I n d day of J a n u a ry 1141; otborwleo tho allogatlooa of said Complaint will ha t a k e n ee confessed by your. DONE AND ORD ERED a t Iha Memlnula C o u n ty Court* hou.o. Hanford Florida, ihla 21th day a t No.am ber, t i l l . (SEAL) A r t h u r II. neckwlth, J r . Clerk of th e abova-tn• tiled Circuit Court Uy: Her iha T. Vlblen. I». C. Publish Dec. t. I t , IT, St. CDD-4 Onalilv I’SDA Graded WrMrrn Meat* IIALF IIP.F.I. QUARTER BEEF. BEEF LOINS Your l a . o n lr Cuts I'nrh. Smoked llsm. Ilanm fp l and Wrapped to Rpociflesllun Seafood • Puulty • Fruit* • Vegetable* "Hal I k lltr for L*a»" Froesor Solo - Thin month only. No pajmenU until Jan. IS. '62. Top F A M IL Y 116 K. 2ND ST. FOOD S E R V IC E SANFORD 3234723 8o* Th* LMN Now 4 Bedroom H oar In L air Way man llrighl. On l.uogdal* Ave. Just Soulh Of Lonsdale l.ungaiuid. Fla. •% Mile* South of Ssnforil Turn West nl Ind Road South of Owen* Bro*. OPEN II s. m. lo * p. m. DULY Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Av*. PA 1-9420 Sales A Service G. H. raoH 170* W. lit SL Sanford Ph. PA 2-3993 elrigeration • Air-condition­ ing men needed. Wo train you. Write Commercial Trades Institute Box IS, */* Sanford Herald. RENT A BED Beautician wanted. Cut *N monthly payment*. Inquire Curl Beauty Shop. 919 Pal­ Heaters Cleaned 2 Bedroom CB homo. Kitchen metto Ave. PA 9-4994 or Complete service; Installa­ Thompson Music Co., * equipped. No down pay­ Colonial Plata Mall, Or» PA 2-4013. tion; work guaranteed. Ph. ment, assume payments. PA 2-1917 after I p.m.; any­ Undo. Phono 4S9-4ST7. 170 N. Cortes. North Or­ time weekends. Complete set Men'* Grit lando. club* A hag. 910. Portable Barber wanted. Ooaceaakmtap# recorder. 9 H. Oh J. W. Hall, Realtor ak e for winter season. Pal­ Eketrle hulas A track* ly equipped Barber Shop. AUTO GLASS 923-0919. Apply Mayfair Inn, Sanford INSTALLED Bodawaj, HoaylUl A Baby Boda By Day, Weak, or Month CABROLL’B FURNITURE CLEAN 3 room furnished Ph. PA 94191 111 W. let S t COST 913,000 apsrment. Water and aloe, IACRIFICB AT 90JTS furnished. 993 a month. Ph. Modem, almost now. I bod FA 3-9944. homo. Terms PA 9-0387. 2 Bedroom furnished house. Freshly painted. 9*0 month. LOCH ARBOR Ph. FA 2-2007 or FA 94790 Total price less than $13,000 for 3 bedroom homo on nice 1 BR. APT. F u n . 1st floor, quiet atroot la this section. elderly couple, or woman. Monthly payments only Electric and water furs. WELAKA APARTMENTS: 977.90 after assuming mort­ $99. Mo. FA 2-2490. Rooms private baths, 114 gage of $10,939. Possession W. First St. Immediate so you will bo RENTALS eligible for homoetoed ex­ emption. Almost new 3 BR, tile baft) CB borne, completely furn­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ished In Ravgnnn Park. Realtor Clean first floor Apartment 9110 per month. Privet* entrance, loot Pal­ Raymond Lnadquist, Asioe. FA 2-3991 Atlantic Bank Bldg. metto. 2 BR, 1 Bath-479 9 BR, 1 Bath-490 9 Bedroom homo with Flor­ New 9 Bedroom, I bath home. 3 BR, 2 Bath-1123 No cash aoodod. 961 a ida room and kitchen month, Tasss A Insurance 4 BR, Ito Bath-9131 equipped. 979 month. Cell included. 123-9099. 322-0909 tor Inform etlon. Stenstrom Realty LOCH ARBOR Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m house. 929 Escambia. Pit. 111 N. Park Av*. PA 99490 Located In deilrabto Loch FA 90274. Arbor and situated on Lovely 2 bedroom bout*, kit­ tort* too x 129 foot shady chen equipped. Carports Large 9 bedroom Trailer on Urge lake. Cell FA 97968. bomeeite, this lovely new and utility room. Adults only or with Infant, 993. Free Traitor lot rent In ex­ home, now under conit rueturn and nearing comple­ It no xntwer phone after change for pari time eertion, represents one ut 9 p. m. FA 2-4I1L viesa. Phone FA 3 2972. Sanford's finest homo buys of 1062. 4 ROOM furnished apartmenL Clean furnished Apartment 1 Bedroom, water furnished. downstairs. AdulU. Phone 100 a month. 3290390. The home contula of en en­ FA 2-1994. try foyar, Urge living room, UNFURNISHED ntw 9 bed­ Unfurnished bouse. FA 2-4669. dining area, 3 bedroom*. room bouse, kitchen equip­ 2 tile bathe, enclosed 'torped. FA 3-3693. 7. Itualnoaa KcnlaU Ida room, kitchen, large utility room, end double rOR LEASE- Modern Ser­ Legal Notice carports. vice Station, Two Bay Pureelian Enamel Building. Reasonable Invest­ The features include a fully ment. Contact Sinclair Re­ equipped, built-in kitchen, central duct beat lyttom to fining Co. FA 92131. all roomi, wcQ and pump, (hidden from view by old brick well) hot water heat­ 2 BEDROOM modern housa. er, and many othera too Kitchen equipped. FA 2 057*. numerous to mention. Also propped for air-condition­ Attractive 3 bedroom. 2 bath ing at low extra cost U hom e. Fenced yard. Near desire. NAS. 113 W. Coleman Cir­ cle. FA 97494. Tb# tout price, just-419,950. 12. Real Entitle For Sale Extremely good financing. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM IIS N. Park Av* FA 24121 li s t e d exclusively with— Windshield Back Glass Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Pun Brno Maid to live on pre­ mises, now* modern homo. Senkarik Glass and Paint Company Room, board and salary. Call collect Mrs. Snapp. 110 Magnolia Ph. PA 2-4932 IT’ Bicycle with traM og wheels, can bo convert** CH 1-1339. Orlando. Fla. 31. Poultry • Livestock Into * toy’s or girl'* blcy* Gentle tehoUaad P eer for o lo .9 U .P A 94070. children . Just la tlmo for Christmas. Also traitor. Ph. FA 9-9471 after 9:90. Small touch up Jobe. Paint­ ing, window cleaning and repairs. Work guaranteed. Ph. PA M IT . DACHSHUNDS ARC r*g!*t*r» 35. A rtkloa W aste* ed. Black A tan. 0 Month* old. All shots. 9291701. Nure*nr to now open at Hap­ Chihuahua Puppies. FA 94921 py Acres. 1 Acre kneed play an a. Rlvervlew Av*. T O Y CHIHUAHUAS ARC off W. Ut. Call FA 94401. Reg. 939.00 up. 929 Highland. (Old RL 441.) Mount Day work Iron log. FA 97701 Dorn, Fla. Ironing wanted. FA 92600. Day’* Worker. DeBary, Win­ ter Park or Sanford. Refer­ LIVLNG CHRISTMAS TREES ence. Writ* Box 9 c/o San­ . GRAPEVILLE NURSERY . GrapevUto Av*. near 204h 84. ford Herald. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 319 Palmetto FA 3-0934 24. Electrical Service* Surdand Estates Homes & 2 BATHS 3 - BEDROOMS, 1. H , V A - N O DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY VA • CoovooUs m I A •------------------------ — Plum bing & H eating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6963 2G. Hadiu & Television ELECTRONIC ORGANS Sonic* on all makes. Work guaranteed. Town A Coun­ try T. V., 2933 Pa. Dr., 322-3362. FA 92420 HURRY! HURRY! ONLY 10 MORE DAYS LEFT FREE C H A N C E KINGS WOOD BUILDERS, INC PB. HUNT F A 94*74 REALTY. FREE ESTIMATE Robson Sportlaff Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 104-04 E. 1st Ph. FA 93041 FOR TRIF TO NASSAU DRAWING AT NEW I UK. MODEL HOUSE 3 P. 31. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18. Last Of 1962 Models OLDSMOIJILE 8 8 * 4 DOOR * BRAND NEW Automatie Trans.. Power Urakro and meeting. Radio, Heater, Electric Window*. Whit* Wall Tlrt*. Lexury Trias. C A \J C SAVE HUNDREDS OF g I OI.DH.MOItILK S U P E R 88 . STATION WAG, Air Condition, I'uwor Window*. Brake*. 8tearing, Radio, Heeler. Haled Gtoaa. Food Only By Mr. Ilollor. Never Boon Titled. C AW E RAVE HUNDREDS OF S I 3AYC CHEVROLET CORVAN PANEL Brand Now, Fluor Shift. RAVE IIL'NDKEDR OF 6 9 CHEV II STATION WAGON 9 PASSENGER Automatic Tran*., Ilcelor. While Walla. Used By Wvlcomr Wagon Lady. C AW C SAVE lU'NDIlKDS OF I 6 JM YC -------- -- bunload KaUte* . On |7-92 (3 Mi. 8*. of Saaford) Sato* O ffice 1st. Mon** Isold* BaUaace JIM REGISTER PA YM EN TS FH A Ftosagtog • WE BUY Used Furniture Pb. FA 2-3S7S. Upholstering k Mattress ren­ 19* Mahogany hardtop Boat Fiberglass bottom. Twin 49 ovating. New A Used Furni­ FRIGIDAIRE bp. electrle start Ertanidei. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Seles A Service Brand ntw tandem till Co., at 700 Celery Ave. House Wiring, Free Estimates trailer. Complete outfit only FA 2-2117. Sid Vlblen'* Randall Electric 92800.00. Phone PA 34703. 113 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-0013 Used furniture, sppliancei, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 38. Motorcycle* • Scooters 23. Plumbing Service* Larry’s Mart 213 Sanford VESPA Motor Scooters (new) Ave. Pb. FA 2-4132 PLUMBING 910.69 down A 93.32 Week* Contracting A Repairs Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick FREE DELIVERY Service With the Cuh. Lewi* Sales A Service R. L. IIARVEY SUPER TRADING POST 2917 Country Club l o a f 204 Sanford Av*. FA 2-9393 FA 2-0677. Th. FA 97028 Lnkevtow home with lake 111 N. Park Ave. privileges In South Silver Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms and I baths. Air-Condition­ HURRY! ed. Phone FA 97W8. 3 Bedroom CB home. Take over payments of 964 per month. Ph. FA 2 0796. Getaway To I t o Waterway 21. ftoaatp Salons Stenstrom Realty TO ALL SOLD OUT IN LONCDALi: MORTGAGE LOANS PHA and Conventional Commercial A Residential 110 N. Park Avenue Phone 929-0999. 9 Boom furnished Apartment. Boat sheep. IMS French If you want people to pay Furnished Room*. 99.00 week. Ave. 909 8. Park. 2294798. attontkm to your business, no rtrw o r ever in th k v.swss o r can FA 99412 and ask Urn THU STATU o r M.OMIDX TOl1TAr r aiROKANT DANISL D. HTD*U Herald Staff about tome at­ types FRIGIDAIRE Sal** Agent Day*. FA 2-2116 - Eve. A Sun. FA 2 4 6 1 6 • 323470* LONG; LONG, TRADES • EASY TERMS Country Club Road s t May fair Country Club OPEN DAILY 10 TILL 5 �11-31 Victory Over Titusville Fresh Flo rid a G ra d e A W hole VBU GRIDIRON BOUND a n two of Sanford’s , Eufana Williams and Butch Rlsor, scholarship agreements with Florid* , Shown art, from left, Gena WU- By N em sa Miller J. B. PHILLIPS JR. tha first San■ford high grldder to win a University of Florida acholarshlp In 82 years as ha signed his grid scholarship in Orlando S a t u r d a y n ig h t Tha hard hitting center was a bulwark for the locals on de­ fense throughout tha past two years. Tbs Orvaa Bay Pacbars’ bruising ground yama aad rnyyad dafanaa hart carried na throoyh another Na­ tional Football Loagoa crisis, aad only a m inds win asst Sunday by tha Lea Angelas Rama can prevent them from clinching their third straight Western Division title. Aa for tha Datroit Lions, who aow hero won aart atnlght gamaa ia aa effort to earn that playoff berth ap­ posite tha New York Giants, It looks Ilka a nice try hot aa cigar. For tha manner ha which tha Packers battled back from tha ll-po|nt deficit ta beat the Baa Frandaca Forty NInert, 1141, Sunday, they appear hardly llktly to blow MS* W M fc w fs |W M A ft b u t Um Rama, « k w 1-11-1 m - erd Is the peanut fat the NFL. Detroit r in g la ha forIon bopa af catching ths P itk in by defeating tha Mlaaaaota VlUaca, 17-H, la a raggedly played i h n . Tha Uaaa wind op vhk tha Chkage Bean Meanwhile, tha Glaala, playlat withaal aay shempl— ■hip preeenre, dafaatad their eld advaraariaa, tha Cleveland Browne, 17-11. for thair eighth etrelght victory. Thla la tha Qlaataf longest atraak Thriftway Bacon££49* Beef Liver TARNOW Chipped Beef er Ham IK j O i . day. Laa NoaalUal. Fatly Niaara defensive teckls, playad hla lM th consent!** |U H and Laa Mkhaala ad tha Staalan kicked foot flald yoala to aat a aaaaoa a u k ad AD Popular Brand ■Inca IPSO. la ather games, tha Pitts­ burgh Staalan clinched n o ond place fat tha Eaatoni DitUIoo by defeating tha PhUadalphla Baglee, Pd-1T| tha Chlcngs Baara aaasred them- Cigarettes R eg. • _?■ Large Breeze DETERG ENT C tlL v O k Pinkliquid Swan RINSO Blue AJAX (leaner 22 0 s. U ntil 1 Filter 49* Giant Box U n it I Floor ft Wafl Larga Six* SERIOUS EFFORT is mirrored on th s faces of both teams, os Lind* Spencer mess around tn d with the ball, while opposing- players rush in for the tackle and teammates fight to keep the ball-carrier free. Grim determination aeen hem was plsyers’ attitude throughout game. (P. 8.— ■he made it I) (Herald Photo) Sliced Pineapple Sun Ripe Seniors Outscore Juniors In Powder Puff Tilt Oviedo Loses Ily Doltis Higginbotham Herald Feature Editor The outnumbered, underdog Senior ylrla Powder Puff team, falling on an experlence«l backfleld pared by fleetfooted Linda .Spencer, quarterbackrd by Nylea Albers and captained by ’’veteran" half­ back Louise Higginbotham, outdistanced the Junior ylrla team to take the third Annual I'owder Fuff Game with r 20IS acore Sunday. This was tha biggest score and tha moat decisive victory • f tha gatnea* three year his­ tory, and the Juniors almost tied it up la ths closing min­ utes of the game, but the Sen­ iors determined Him stopped the Titans drive on tha goal llna to keep their one touch­ down lead. Tha gama waa marred by an Injury to Ilelliona quarter­ back, Nylene Albers who suf­ fered s broken collarbone as she fell after making a goal line block. The Senior Hellions drew the lin t scream of outrage aa tall rangy Linda Spencer scor­ ed with a pitch out from At hers midway in the first quar ter. But the Junior Titana cams fighting back with acatback Rena McKanale paaalng and calling her teammates down to the five yard line where she look the bell over on a keeper play, and Michele Jones ran the extra point to put the Jun­ iors ahead, 7-S at the end of the first quarter. The Seniors took the ball on the kickoff and started a drive right on down te the goal line with Higginbotham, Spencer, (jo* and Albert carrying oft 3-’l L M I i With I t Or Mors Order J Harold Raybom look top honors at tha Contra! Flor­ ida Golfers’ Attn, monthly pro-am play at the Mayfair this past weekend. Sharing the spotlight with Raybom waa Moe Norman. Both golfers shot a 69 to tie for low pro honors. Four flah were eanght by the average Wyoming fisherman on every fishing trip he took in 1960. Pkg- 39ib. V 1 <d r Raybom Cops Top Honors Young tackle, around the ends and plunging up the renter all the way to the goal, where Bar­ bara Cox dove over from the one yard line for the TD, A ■nap pass from Albera to Spencer added the FAT, and the Seniors again took the lead, aa the Drat half ended. After a highly entertaining ihuw during the break by the wildly costumed members of the two bands, play waa reaumrd In the aecond half, with the Powder Puffers rested, re­ freshed and reedy to go. On the kickoff, halfback Shirley liowon of the Juniors tore down the sidelines and al­ most got away with a TD punt return but stepped out ef bounds on the Seniors 40 yard line. A eerie* of resale daiale plays, paaaes, pitchouta, re­ verses and double reverses by Ronnie Caolo, Marilyn Hunt, Rena McKensle and Shirley Rowan, all doing their share of the ball carrying carried the Junior Titans right down to the goal line where half­ back Bonnie Caolo plunged over tackle fur the touchdown and the game waa all tied up 18-11. In the fourth quartor, Donna Board’s kickoff, low and hard, bounced off one of the Hel­ lion’s linemen end fell to tha ground where renter Ann Farless recovered It. With their handa on the hall again, the determined Seniors, rsn, skipped, wiggled, squirm­ ed, plunged end fell toward the goal line, f.o yards sway, sa the Titana tried desperately to hold the line. The drive was maned by penalties as the hard pressing seniors jumped off aides, but they m a n a g e d to rack op enough first downs with the end sweeps ef Halfback Hig­ ginbotham, the keeper plays of Albers and the sweeping end runs of Linda Spencer to get to the goal line, where the hell waa handed off to Spencer whe raced around right end for the third TD to give the 8eniora a one touchdown lead. Pat Bruce leaped ever tackle for the extra point and the seniors took a tenacious 80-18 lead, which they defended to the last whistle as the Titana GET INTO CIVIL SERVICE WORK! Many appointments to U. 8. CtvU Service job* will ha made during the next 18 months. Tbr.-c positions provide SECURITY for you and your family with good pay, steady employment end advenes, ment Many jobs require little or no spectallied educa­ tion or experience. Lincoln Service, a privately owned school, h«|ps thous­ ands prepare for these testa each year. For foil in­ formation on U. B. Civil Service jobs, mail TODAY. LINCOLN SERVICE, DEPT. I I Pekin, Illinois N am e_____________________ __ Age Street ....- — ...........City ..... State took over and tried hard for that mlaaing TD. Holding the line for the Sen­ iors w en B a r c a s t , Boyd, Klinefelter, Julian, White, Mil­ ler, Far less, Collins, Conner, Middleton and Wynn. J u n i o r linesmen Included Oxford. Williams, McGuire, Arnold, WhltUrn, C l a n a s . Deal, S a m a e 1s. Lavender, Kama, Repp, Grier, Bandage, Shipman, Bushes, 11 a t la r, Thomas, Miller and Scott. Georg* Wratlnghouae vented the air brake. Matinees Moil. Wed. ft S a t. 1:15 P. M. ladles Night Moo. ft Thor*. 7:4S fM . NIGHTLY To Ml. Dora Oviedo’s Lions took n 40-33 pasting from the Golden Hur­ ries nee af ML Dorn Friday night a t ML Dorn, In the opening gems of th* season for both teams. Oviedo'poured It oa In the first atanxa to land the ’Canes, but were unable to cope with the ML Dora offense from there on ta. The ML Dora B squad won their tilt from tha Oviedo Juniors, 44-16, to maka the In­ evening a clean aweep for tha hosts. No. 2 Tin ■ ■ ■ B a Kraft ChocolatesNvw .n3-$1 Kraft Dinners^r2-29‘ Holiday Fruit Cake 2 lbs. — Reg. 79c 59 ‘ n H H H | CrispPascalCelery® Hasted la Winter FR O N TO N MX 1V.V8 at n>M FARE QUANTITY RIGHTS 25TH & P A R K racESG ODTHSU DO 12 w ed , ecem ber �> % ItSU V A By. LAXI T VEKSB1L Tho** k « | awaited potted plants were put out along First St. VOU 63 B urr In Hospital .. WEATHER: Partly cloudy, little warmer. Scattered frost tonight, k m IS. United Press Loaaod W irt EatabUsbsd 1906 TUE&, DECEMBER 1 1 ,1M3 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 603 The Carroll Daniel Con­ struction Co. has been given Uw contract to build those ■cw locker rooms at the Mayfair Golf Court*. Estimated cost $23,000 with work expect­ ed to be completed la six weeks. Out by W. Lake Mary •ltd . . . .where the overpast rill be by Interstate 4. there's a alga about the fed­ eral highway project . . The only gimmick Is . . . Uw sign is facing the pasture . . . Only ones that can see tho alga are the cows. It sure would be nice if someone cleaned up that lawn by tha Edwards Building. In that same area, don't bo surprised if (hat Amoco sta­ tion is torn down and some­ thing goes up In Us place. The ecotrict baa already been let on the old Malfett Building. Air Force man palling eat . . . only skeleton crews left. Droops gone from tha Giant dormitories. Talked with AF Colonel Michael Barry who wants to- thank the people of Sanford for their warm greetCity Manager W. E. Know­ les added a poetic touch (In blank verse) to the Christmas bonus season. Included la each pay envelope win be a brief eulogy . • . Well take Froat •7 new street name signs have been erected in tha ally since last month. HOLLYWOOD <UPI>—Televlelon'a "Perry Mason." Ray. mood Burr, was reported In excellent condition today after undergoing minor corrective surgery. New Crisis? Angle parking along First St. waa termed "silly" and a "mesa" by Commissioner Earl Higginbotham Monday night and bo added 'T m eorry 1 voted for X." "We're the only city in the U. S. with If* Higginbotham said at the commlsaioo meet­ ing. The discussion earn* up after commissioners agreed to keep angle parking on Palmetto by the old post office. In other business daring a routine session, the commis­ sion swarded the low bid for two long wheel base dump trucks to Superior GMC trucks for 94,310; Awarded rower and trash Victims Removed From W reck pumps to the Machinery Ser­ vice Co. of Tampa for 97,447; Denied a request from the Sanfly, a NAS publication, asking for a full page ad; Denied a request to relo­ cate a street light pole on South Park Dr.; Heard a protest from B Academy Manor residents protesting farming in the area. A petition was road by tho 8 calling the farming la (he area "harmful." Tba A "trua" engineering feaa- told the engineers that tha commission took tho petition Ibllity report on wh*r* to lo­ best feasible alt* was tha area cate the proposed port termin­ north of French Are. under advisement. al was ordered by the City Andrew Carrawny, chairman Commission Monday night of tha chamber committee said City Commlsilonara took the thla morning "aa far aa 1 W* haven't r n ~ Requests x E **e :L :h » » vr BUENOS AIRES (UPI) — The top commanders of the Argentine air force were oust* ed today in an abrupt and on* explained change of command poaaibly indicating the start of a new military crisis. Paradrop Lands AVON PARK (UPI)—Fhra hundred paratroopers of the U. 8. Strike Command para* chuted onto a frost-covered Air Force bombing range here today In a reaction teat of the nation’s brush - fire warfare force. Slightly Overdue Scene By Ambulance True c # Two Are Injured, Damages Total $1,000 In Mishap Surprise OJAI, Calif. (UPI) — Mra. Robert Ross, 18, went to the hoepital Sunday expecting her 18th child. Today she has 14. Mrs. Roes said the triplet girls were "kind of a surprise." She and her oil products salesman husband had more good news A bead-on crash between today—the hoepital will give two cars esrly this morning them a single rata in honor of resulted In two Injuries and the occasion. damages over $1,000, the Florida Highway Patrol re­ Sentenced To Life ported. ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — It was the third accident Mrs. Kffia Norrta Of Orlando, on Semlnoie County roadj In convicted hero in October of less than 24 hours. the arsenic poisoning of a 76Injured were David Fry­ year-old retired shipbuilder, man, 16, Old Orlando High­ way sad .Merman Stone, 1U. Johns County sentence In lit. Casselberry. Circuit Court here Monday. Trooper J. L. Sikes report­ Judge Howell klelton handed ed that Fryman attempted down the life term after deny­ ing a motion for a new trial. Notice the way city craws touched up and beautified that Nativity scene this sea saw by CUy HaUT By the way, a choir will perform In front of WASHING! The Columbia TTroaHAlmV the icen* at 7 p.m. Dec. 22. System said Monday nlxht Commission*)*, who are pay­ near* (jut," Carreway added. Chamber of Commerce new that presIdsnUal adviser Me- ing fl0,600 for the report, Commissioner Joe Baker, Drivers Beware, directors same their new George Bundy provided the In­ authorised Knowles to write who made tha motion for the president at 7:30 p.m. today side information for the Sat­ engineers Reynolds, 8mltli and "true" report said, "we don’t urday Evening Poet article It’s December .HU1 to "designate the best site want any directed report." at the Florida State Bank TALLAHASSEE (UPI) lounge. Francis Roumlllat Jr. that created a furor around by Lake Monroe for such a fa­ Raker stressed the elty want­ Fast work by Sanford (Ire cility." a sura bet . . . with Scott Adlal Stevenson. ed and was paying for, a com­ fighters stopped second State Patrol Director H. N. CBS correspondent Robert Burns groomed for tha office plete feasibility study. floor fire on South Park Ave. Klrkman reminded Florldlana Pierpont said In a network It was Indicated at tha matt­ from spreading and destroy­ today that December Is the ing that the Port Authority Baker said thla morning broadcast that Bundy waa tha ing th* entire home, the fire deadliest month of the year Committee of the Chamber that he waa Informed that anon the highway*. Can you Imagine Seminole source for the piece, written department reported today. County and its (lve neighbor­ by Stewart Alaop and Charles Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. ing counties having more peo­ IUrUett. rold tha fire started on the to turn into the 7-11 store by ple living In them than will ba Tha Post article traced the second floor of a home at Sunland Estate* at 7:30 a. residing In soma 14 or 17 chronology of the Cuban crisis 413 8. Park. Cause of the m. and slammed head-on Into and stated that Stevenson had STATES by 1970 . . . That'* blase was an overheated oil the Illume car. what Bob Doyle, who heads up advocated a soft Una during heater. policy discussions. The youngster waa charged the East Central Florida Im­ Firemen quickly extin­ "Although Bundy himself with driving on the wrong pact Committee, told the Roguished the blaze and con­ side of the road. Both he and tarians yesterday. . . Also denies having said anything tained It to one room of the UNITED NATIONS. N. V. crushed by Russian troops. Dlume were treated for cuts •aid that by 1970 ona out of about Stevenson's specific role maaaive home, Cleveland in the Cuban crisis, it la well According to reliable sour­ ami bruises at the hospital. (UPI) Hungary was re­ five folks living In Florida •aid. ces, Hungarian diplomats known In Washington that At 7:30 p. m. Monday a ported today to bare offered would ba living In these tlx "Damage was eatcnilve," car driven by David II. here were sounding out the Bundy — a Republican — Is no counties. friend of Stevenson's," Pier­ to let Josef Cardinal Mlnds- United States on a deal. They tha chief added. Green, Sanford, flipped over tenty leave the country if would give Mindjienty safe on 20th St. neat of the city. "Planning Can Sava You pont said. the United States will trop conduct out of the country Lighting Entry Green escaped without in­ Dollars" is the foundation UN charge* against Us Com­ and free the remaining Poli­ jury but waa charged with from which all thla growth munist government tical prisoners seized in the Blanks Ready unlawful speeding. may be assimilated, adds Residents and commercial The Roman Catholic pri­ 1936 uprising if the United Earlier in the afternoon Doyle . . . Plan to maximize mate of Hungary has been Statea will not press a vote establishment* may enter th* a car operated by George benefits, minimize problems, In aiylura in th* U. S. lega­ on an item renewing the UN Jaycee Christmas Lighting Maivy, Chuluota, going west he goes on . . . And THAT, condemnation of the revolt’s Contest by using tho entry on SR 46 turned over after neighbors, la basic for any­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI)) - tion In Budapest since 1936. •upression. blank on Page 3 of today’* Massey apparently lost con­ He waa freed from Com­ one's business, too. Isn't it? The Cabinet Textbook Pur The sources said the Hun­ Herald or by obtaining a blank trol of his vehicle. He was . . . On the county and city chasing Commission adopted munist Imprisonment by the level plana MUST be made — three texts today (or use In liberation fighters that (all garians estimated that tha from tha Jaycee office on charged with exceeding the and then FOLLOWED — for public school classes oa the but faced new persecution Budapest government holds French Ave. Deadline for en­ safe speed. He was uniojartries is Dec. 19. the road systems, land use . . . new course on Americanism when the freedom revolt waa a total of 20 auch prisoners. Slake sure land developers versus Communism. lake care of ALL the costs The books were recommen­ incident to the housing subdi­ ded by a 12-member commit­ visions; streets, sewers, wa­ tee of educators and laymen ter supply — and by all which studied 19 books sub­ means, drainage . . . This is mitted by publishers. NOT a problem of the PO­ Local schools can mako their LITICAL subdivisions, a n d own eboleo from: the general roster of taxpay­ A Study of Communism by ers should not be saddled J. Edgar Hoover, director o( with these "neighborhood de­ tho FBI, Holt, Rinehart and velopments", was the idea Winston; Th* Meaning of expressed to the attentive Ro- Communism by Miller, Rob­ tarians. erta. Shulman. Silver Bur­ den Co.; The Mask* of Com­ Oh, by the way. Doyle said munism, by Dan N. Jacobs, that In spite of the expense Harper and Row. involved in preparing for this "population explosion" the ANNUAL cost is just "one cup Man Kills Two, of coffr* per capita" — ten Slashes Wrists cents a year. POMPANO BEACH (UPI) All four plants that had —A berserk father beat his groundbreaking* last August wife to death, choked bis •re nearly ready for produc­ daughter, then slashed bis tion. Antenna Systems, Hunt, own throat and wrists with Alia of Sanford and Dearborn a knife early today at near­ Electronics Labs. When quer­ by Margate. ied on progress. Dearborn's The man. David Nicholson, luMsman, Frank D o r I g a n , was in critical condition un­ wouldn't talk to us, but told der police guard at a hos­ bis secretary to say, "No pital. The reasen for the at­ Driver Escaped Injury W hen This Auto Flipped Over tack waa not determined. comment." Hmmmmm—. Schools Have 3 Texts On Reds NORWICH. England (UPI) —An unidentified borrower, assured that an over-due book amnesty still was in force, re­ turned some books to the pub­ lic library Monday. The car­ load of U00 volumes had been borrowed over the past 14 years. Troops Leave FORT L A U D E R D A L E (UPI)—Four battalions of tha 1st Armored Division bid fare­ well to Florida today and pasa In review before MaJ. Gen. Ralph E. Heines Jr., division commander. The unite, about 3,000 men wbo bav* been housed at Gulfstream Park Race Track during the Cuban crisis. Seminole County was frettin g early today and damage to vegetable crops, shrubs and flowers was extensive. There also was some damage to citrus groves, but Asst. County Agent Ernie Lundberg said “it is too early to estimate thla.” Another cold night or two is forecast fo r the aree alter temperatures which dropped to Iowa of 25 In the southern p art of the county and 27 in the Sanford section. Temperatures were below freezing from 1:15 a. m. until 7:80 a. m. today, records of tho Central Florida Experiment State diacloeed. Sub-(reeling cold gripped r a w r a Driving Snows severely damaged the state * tender wtater vegetable crop*, Warren Job neon, head ef the Federal-State Frost Warning Service, said there was some damage to citrus, but It did not appear to be extensive. He eailed damage to tender vegetables "very M’ ef^ ’ . , __ , Frost and Ice were reported early today in South Mlami, where the temperature dropped to 29. Heavy frost wee reported in other Miami suburbs. In tho (arming community oI Immokalee, near Fort Myera, a low of 2» and "worlds of froat" were repotted. In nearby Alva there waa a reading of SO and heavy frost, The Pompano Beach area had tamperaturos ranging from SI to 14 wKh froat light to heavy. Other temperature reports were Tallahassee 29, Gainesvllle M. Jacksonville SI, Palm Beach 34, Daytona Beach 0 , Fort Myen IT, tad Ciewlaton 34. The Miami Airport reading of 34 was tba coldest ever recorded liter* tor Dee. 11. Tba previous low was 41 on that date In 1057. Tho thermo meter dropped to u low as SS in some lowground locations around Orlands with temperature* In high ground locations gen­ erally 93 and klghar. Tha Weather Bureau said temperatures would be slight­ ly higher Tuesday night but Uwra were indications the vary cold weather would re­ turn Wednesday night. ® a mi A f f l l / l a f n |A H l V I IQ V J U V ___ 1 I Q |V |I Q W P \ I 1 " '■ '• • w i p g M Peeve Maaaeflom A driving eaowatoi iu awes . .. „ * . ta*,ero" *he Oroat Lak rtow*d Ita oaoe today, I continued to plague ladle **d 0Wo “saow b*X" ettl< A huge meat el arctic t »oved southward ever 1 P*eta». plunging tempo **ea wall belew aaew ■ 1B7 potots. A provisional heavy m warxlag ported tor oa era Kentucky and eeothea ol,*o*°®*b Bend, lad., rewrote under a state of omorgum The elty, aioag with Aab bait, Ohio, received I worst of the sterm’o ravag *00^ B**l »<*o w n * alooad Friday a Monday and there waa dot would open today, The sheriffs office at S01 bond said the storm was ' worst In 10 yeari. The eoui highway department said *be storm doesn't end so * have In evil off rt riaarifg operations ah U. S. Warned On Testing GENEVA (UPI) — Th# vlet Union warned th* Weet today that If Britain and tba United 8tat*a go on testing nuclear weapon* beyond the and of th* year "other unclear powers will taka correspond­ ing action." Sovet negotiator Semyon X. Taarapkln told tha thrae-powar teat ban subcommittee of tha 17 • nation disarmament conference that "tba reaponKISSIMMEE (UPI) — A albllity for this rests squarely proposed road from St. Cloud on the United 8Ut*s." to Cocoa has been approved by Osceola County. The road would cut tha dis­ tance from St. Cloud to Cocoa from about 70 tnllca to about 21. Driver* now must go by way of Orlando or Melbourne. The county acceptance of the recommendation la sub­ In an effort to safeguard ject to approval by Deseret tha county’s investment in Farms in north-east Osceola the purchase of Osceola air County and across which a field, the County Commission major ahara of the road will today formally accepted the go. Tha farm already has deed to the property aa of­ given 30 acres of land for fered by the General Ser­ vices Administration. It waa pointed out by Chair­ man J. C. Hutchison that in tho event of a national emer­ gency It would be possible for the federal government to reclaim the property unless the deed were accepted. SINGAPORE (UPI) - Bri­ Ila also said that If the tish troops who recaptured the derision to make the Naval vital oilfield city of Seria from Air Station a permanent Brunei nationalist rebels have base la confirmed then the found 400 Europeans safe and air strip might be needed sound. It was reported today. for an altcrnat* landing place A spokesman for Shell Oil for Navy planes. Acceptance Co. In Singapore said 40 per­ of the deed waa the only sona, mostly Europeans, held way the county has to protect hostage by the rebels had been the $73,000 already invested. treed. Commissioner Jim Avery An earlier report that one said he thought the county European at Seria had been should ask the county forest­ shot was "not correct,'* the er to look into the possibility Shell spokesman said. of selling the pulpwood out "All others in the Seria on tho Osceola property. In area who were confined In bis opinion, there are at their homes are reported do­ least 100 carloads of pulping well," he said. wood out there that could be The rebel* took Seria, about sold, he said. So miles from Brunei town. In The question of liability for an uprising against British injuries arising out of the domination Saturday. ■to of the air strip tor non- British Tioops Recapture Town - air u e a waa brought np by Commissioner John Fit*patrick. It waa Ms opinion some protection against poathat the county should havo slide suite arising out of an accident occuring during the drag races. Com miss loner-elect J o h n Alexander, chairman of the airport use committee, said his group would enter Into discussions with the Semi­ nole Timing Association at once concerning such pro­ tection. Avery said he didn't think any non-air use should be permitted until Insurance la arranged and be moved that Clerk Arthur Beckwith con­ tact the insurance commit­ tee concerning th* kind and cost of such protection. Bridge Classified Comics ......— Dtar Abby .... Editorial ___ Entertainment I^gala _ __ P u s s !* _____ Society ,_ Sport* ----- � 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 10, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 10, 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 10, 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/17421dc2d6353d21444c723a71451a69.pdf 5a19bf932931cd470325aa20ca98292d PDF Text Text GIVE YOUR FAMILY THAT LONG-NEEDED HOME IMPROVEMENT g n a t p r i r w i to planning ur­ ban r o n o w a l , " Dow said. d r p t t th a n t h e S eniors a n d t h e y a r e show n B a n (n o t In t h e o rd e r o f t h e i r nppoaarneo) T eam m e m b e rs a n aa foB ow a: D o ris L ake, G lenda A lb e rt, D a r e n P e n n in g to n , S a n d y Blsbee, K a th y B u tle r, S h irle y “ F e a rle s s " B ow en, R ena " V a m d t" M cK enzie, N o rm a W h i t t e n , P a t Me- la the leet several years, the •we wema had leet ell their pseaostisxe, hot they were ■miliar aad toughing — they described the high poluU of their Um ae the wives of jei> elsl players. Seaare Ceneee Aoriole end leeera Pedra Tejere are the wtrm sf jsU lal pleyers Lorease m l Tejere, who are new playing at the Ortendo-Semis- Sen ora Auriola waa a third grade teacher to Cube. Her kueboad, Lorenzo, to a Basque b o x Spate. 8he mat him through friends white ho waa playing JaJi-alal to Cuba. After their marriage they Meed ia Spain and Manila, and returned to Cuba in 1950. In 1M0 after jel-etel wee closed to Havana they went to Mex­ ico where they lived until they came here this fall Sonora Tejero end her hus­ band are both Cuban. They came bars this fall also after Bring In Miami for a year. Neither family, both of whom now Uro in Casselberry, bee any Idee where they will go or whet they will do when Although they could go to Mexico or Spain, where jelslel b played year round, the women said they would like to stay here. If they da stay here, the men will hare to find Jobe in whatever other type work they can find. Even though their husbands srs working in their chosen professions only four swaths in a year, the women said with a smile “You can get need to anything.” Single playen can easily re­ turn to Msxlco or Spain, hut the Aurloisa end Tejeroa have two children each. The Aurlols’s oldest child, Marie Car. men, b in school In Casselber­ ry. Their son, Lorenso, b four. The Tcjero'a two girls. Aide end Maria Rose, here net started —bool. Because they must stay homo with the thlldren, the wlrea do not often watch their husbende play. When they do go, they ere nervous. Jal-alai is ■ fast end sometimes dang* •roue game. The Jti-slsl ball movta with apeeds in the mile* per eecond, end if a player b hit he can be seriously injured or killed. Since the men play sis " H o tm r , m hi m a r other cities, the m l test will be whether it m t i ax initial *fforts, or whether the city «UI procood to develop a broad community eon—rvetlox pro* Cram without which any tool* a tad ronowal project will bo Ineffective.” Tho city was the seventh rls* itod by a BAB team la IMS. Others w en A n Francisco, Honolulu, Bellflower, Calif* Waco, Tex* CoImbue, Go* sad D— Moiaoa, Iowa. G a i n . M k b al* J o n a s , Lola K a r a s , K a th y T ro u t, C aro l R app, J a a m l * B o o k D o n n a B aaed , B oan ia C a o b , C a ro l Som oni, J o d y L aw andar, S h a ro n Ja e k a o a , B a r b a r a A lfo rd , J o a n S h ip m a n , Joyex R u sm II, D ia n a C lau sa, Ja n ie * "T o a g h ix ” Wflllam a, C arol O x fo rd , M arily n H u n t, S o il D eal a n d S a n d ra A rn o ld . ( H e r a ld P h o to ) The Big Rexall Store at L 1s t and Mag Regular meal times era not observed because the max can­ not each much before the night's pby. Be the heavy meal of the day b Barred at I or S a. a . It b a hearty meal, cooked la the Cubes style Cuban cooking b epley, but not hot. I t b more closely related to Italbn cooking than to Mex­ ican, which b hot. A typical meal for the lusty eaters Includes neap, fish, —1. ad and meet. Dry red wine b ■erred with the meal, end fruit, nuts and ch—— are al­ ways on the table for dee—r t Coffee end cider are served af­ terwards. The holiday meals approach. Ing will also he cooked in the traditional Cuban m a n n e r . There will he two big meals, one on Christmas Eve and an­ other on Christmas day. For Christmas Ere, a roast suckling pig will bo served, accompanied by black beans and white rice with aa oil end vinegar dressing. On Christmas Day, a turkey ia the United States tradition will be the entree, but it b women will uoe to bring a touch of home to their holiday Roust Suckling Fig: Black pepper, garlic dove, tart or­ ange or lemon, oregano. Crush ingredients b wooden bowl to make a marinade. Spread over pig end punch helea to meat, letting the mar­ inade seep into the boles. Let set overnight. The next day, put to rsry hot oven, 450 dogma, end cook until brown. When the meet altales, turn ovsn to 350 degrees, add a little water and cook until done. Turkey Con Corns Stuffing: Mix chopped meat, salt, pep­ per, garlic, onion, raisins end breed crumbs for stuffing. Stuff end cook turkty In us­ ual manner. CLIMATE'S IDEAL Seminole County's climate attracts many visitors who, after enjoying it during vaca­ tion, decide to make their home in the ares. Avenge January temperature U 60.8 degrees, and in August only H.L LIGGETT TO U C H T O N FA 2-2482 MUSIC BOX m STORES SANFORD, FLA. ROYAL DUO OpMjmrmktaiMtoa feY prim Ah rfcMosthg symphonyritcorti it sell« sot of tftsr Skin Letfox I wundt Sa bottles IA AQ Wig'S inhmfcose A CA sfflnsinymm. 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Worts onItaMgtt C M hriWt&4lmkti D KLIMS MTS Dstidees twists* Rtosps m erastky aad (May h r* Peris* my 7 7 * CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS �» ★ ★ * * .W is the night you can get $45, $35 or $25 in gift eertifi cates by shopping for bargains in downtown Sanforc and being at w e drawing light after the 9 p. m. dosim Bemfook Coonty apcct a s h im ? nlfkt m tha roareury dipped to e low of 2 t a t Caaatlberry, 2A5 a t Forest City, and 3 0 J a t tha State A frfcultanl Ex­ perimental atatioe oa Celery A r t According to Cedi Tucker, Agricultural Agent, damage to crops eras minor with tha exception of the beans that haven't been picked. Tucker eeya both tha beeae and the egg plant are probably lost fo r this * * 7 1 0 * Dr labbt m i m VOL. 68 United Press Leaned Wire Established 1908 FRI„ DECEMBER 7,1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA year, and there "u n d u lk sfly "---- ------- wee dam an ta young eKrus. a NO. 600 Gerald Banach, praotdmt •o tto by the eld poet office. Do they want to hasp H angia or revert to parallel. Sarriea dacha to MaSoariDa yoar aa wel aa taxes. Rausch stressed that M air station. million gallons of Jot fuel will Commissioners also asked flow annually as long aa th* for a reverter clause in the base to In existence her*. agreement whereby after five He added that two massive years if the ahr station is storage tanka will b* built Inactivated, the pipeline will and local people will be hired be turned over to the city. for th* operation. The pipeline company will The fuol will b* barged pay the city about |U » per down from Jacksonville. eg th* proposed local com­ with Chase and Co. lor an that ant MeDoavUto la the pany which will bo a subaidary of Southern Standard Pipeline Company of Houston, said his company plana to construct its own docks and a quarter of a million dol­ lar storage installation by tha lakefroat. Rausch told commlMiooan aero of toad by tb* Standard Oil tanks on the lakcfront for th* project. Commissioners ware given the assurance by Rausch to­ day that property owners will bo safeguarded along the rights-of-way which will stretch easterly from tho City Hunt Plant Gets Ready For Boss hot a eall that two gentleThe buys Bunt plant out so right amount of water la addmen were playing tennia ear­ South Sanford Are. resounds ed and they ere copped before ly this morning by Summer­ to tho clang of hammers and going to tho eooklng vets. lin. tho hlaa of welding torches at They come out of tho vets and tons and tone ef new food ere carried on aa endless ed and they are copped before tfaa party Tuesday will haw processing machinery to be­ before being stored in the ing Installed ee tho plant eon to he postponed until Wed­ huge warehouse east ef the go Into operation Jan. 19 nesday. Gordon, attorney lor processing building. the hospital board, will have when tho big man himself to attend that mooting. He to eomeo to Sanford for tho for. a too • aaw director ef tho mal dedication of tho Installa­ chamber, meeting that aama tion. On that date Mr. and Mrs. Bight. However, remember toviuHou although printed R. L. Hunt will ho horo for for Tuesday will be good for ths inaugural ceremony, sold Everett Biggs, plant engineer Wednesday. end construction boss. By the way a dry run win The new plant 1a about 75 ba held Saturday to unloosen per cent complete, with tho the bolt* on the license tag. building finished and tha only chores left being the final placement of machinery. The office building, finished fug sume( ^ n ?c^j^ jfg£ted, There are two immense ma­ chines which witl either de­ hull pees, or If brought in still on tho vinos these mon­ sters will separate the pees from tha vine end then re­ move them from the hulls. Biggs eeld this will he tha finest food canning and pro- cessing plan! in the South whan It goes into operation Jen. 19. Ur. and Mr*. Hunt will be guests of the Chamber of Commerce at n dinner follow­ ing tho plant opening, as will Doyle Conner, th* state comml'sloncr ef agriculture. nsuvA Friendly Talks MOSCOW (UPI)-Yugoelav President Tito and Promlor Nikita Khruahchev today wont into thoir third and final day of "frank and friendly* talks, with Communist China believ­ ed to he the major topic.* Adenauer To Quit BONN, Germany (UPI) — West German Chancellor Kon­ rad Adenauer let it be known today that he will resign from office next fell end that Eco­ nomica Minister Ludwig Er­ hard, who ie vice chancellor, probably will succeed him. Small H-Bomb STOCKHOLM (UP!) — A Swedish scientist who visited a secret Moscow wgdH r r*sesrch ined tX s dtosMld to- radio active faftotn.' icp »::i»l\e ami tKc uiuST boo! ‘ eplng department, per­ Tb# Southsld* PT-0 hat sonal manager and payroll been requested to buy a slic­ ing machine (or the school deportment. Alsu located there is a qual­ lunchroom. Seem* like pret­ ty standard School Board ity control laboratory and a mammoth scale, tha platform atuff. Cost 1306. of which is just outside th* The County Coramiaaion window. On this scale th* and Chamber will adopt a res­ hug* semi-trailer trucks will olution lending their endorse­ drive to be weighed before de­ ment to the Sarepta Home positing their loads on the when home official* seek produce platform at the north House and Home Finance end of th* processing plant. Agency aid Monday for funds Being put in place now are to beef up Ita nursing facility. th* necessary machine*, all mad* by Food Machinery Cor­ Remember those young agg poration, Lakeland, which will throwers? They’ll be baek in process the vegetable*. court this afternoon and tha Th* produce will be carried curfews will be lifted . . . will from th* platform to th* first probably get their driving of several cleaning appara­ privilege* restored. tus** that process th* food. For th* leafy vegetable*, like Went by th* Elk* hall last spinach, there are three wash­ night and noticed the aid es. All are constantly inspectclock it being assembled en td by worker* who can spot a th* front lawn. Haven’t got bad leaf or some sand and th* face* In yet or the top on, remove th* offending piece but it looks like th* old relie before It get* to tha hug* will soon be baek In business. blanching machine* w h i c h wilt th* vegetable before it I* Did you know that th* now canned and ready for the HI.it products outfit will us* eooklng vsta, each holding 1ft 1,000 gallons of water a min­ case* of canned goods. ute. and turn out over a The amazing ingenuity of thousand cans of vegetable# mankind is demonstrated In an hour? th* plant by th* wierd look­ ing devices that handle and Antenna S y s t e m s , Ine., process th* food before the Fern Park, is moving thi* aft­ canning stag*. For instance, ernoon from their littl* old there to a machine with a plant to their big new on* round drum that has a num­ just a few feet south. On* ber of odd looking apertures high priority production pro­ in it. Held by spring force ject there will be transferred against th* drum are a eerie* with a lots of only ono hour of triangular shapod knives. In assembly time, to tsyo Ray As the drum rotate* with a Hill, manager. load of string beans, th* ends of tho beams work through Plana are now on tho draw­ tho openings and the knives ing board for that apartment cut them off. By tho timo tho building project out on the boan is rtady for th* canning Hunt reservation, and BUI machine* it has boon cut into Walter aays construction will pro-dotermined lengths rang­ start next month. Will bo the ing from ono half inch to an biggest such unit aver built Inch and a half. in thia area. About time torn*Tha vegetables are put in­ body did something for those to tho can* and seasoned, th* people that aren’t Interacted hi buying a house. Will ba open to anybody that can pay Kennedy Tours OMAHA, Neb. (UPU-Presth« rent, not just company ideot Kennedy (tow today to employe*. Of/utt Air Forca Base, head­ County Commissioner* will quarters of the nation’s glo­ hav* their hands full soon. bal Strategic Air Command, Condemnation suit on Eastern on the start of a swift week­ Shopping Center coming to a end tour of atomic and mis- Airliner Down BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) —A Colombian airliner with 24 persons aboard was report­ ed missing Thursday in bad weather over central Colum­ bia. So far aa waa known, there were no North Ameri* can* among th* plane’s 21 passengors and three crewmen. Ike Hits Controls NEW YORK (UPI) -F o rm ­ er President Dwight D.EIsen bower made aa assault on federal bureaucracy today, saying increasing submission to governs it controls over all activities "is the most serious threat to our Ameri­ can system.” ■ Military Thanked P art Of Battery Of Canning Machines Installed ORLANDO (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant expressed "deep thanks” Thursday night to the military men stationed in Florida. “ \V* are deeply grate­ ful for your presence, for your friendship,” th* governor said in a talk at th* fifth annual Governor’* Military AsioclaDinuer. "You make us proud ta h* Americans." Uvea clalmod by tha smog IS years a|o. The weather bureau said the end may be near. Today's official forecast said tha fog would this this morning and clear away altogether by afteraooo. The imog turned Loodon into a ghost town last sight. Bus drivers lost their way sad then gave np entirely. Loodon transport finally can­ celed all bus rune. Motorists abandoned their cars. Tew taxis cruised the streets and ctUaena went home early and stayed there. The fog reduced visibility to nil and trapped the few persons remaining outdoors In a cloud that damaged lungs, coated mouths and noses end made eyes smart and sting. th e Waather Bureau had piedieUd lew* ad 23-M da* frees tat norther* district*, MSt la central districts end MSO la south-central famine areas. The mercury was n> pected to set down to 32 near Lake Okeechobee end to 29 away from the water. The weathermen laid tha cold weather would linger In the elate until at least flatur- Three OX The H uge. Boilers F or Food Processing C so a w 1 1 1 6 8 1 1 1 1 ), l I l C S _______ ___ ___ t e e I e ageeaa % m j Oaaael erdtoeacee e a f t o e *m j **d •*•§ *■! eeepted * reaoluboo to the County Commil.lon 00 Jlykhata Hd. ■ » « " * » alght’a first nv**^a* i thei nwerh. Tha ***** ordinance makes “ ■ « ■ « « to AUcharie P » « or fiiearmi la the town or The raid wars mowed Into E E L S noride early Thursday and I? . 7f r^n ^d * m#r* ^ r Plon*1" * 15 unlawful weapons Includes to 20 decrees below normal for . thl. time of year. Th. cold *** ,b°U ’ wave wee preceded by rain i how e n and accompanied by T^* »*cood jrohibiU any winds up to 30 miles aa hour. The first huge snow storm of the season continued to pile heavy anowa from Indiana to New York today. Olean, N. Y., waa burned un­ der 14 inches of snowr early to­ day. Elkins. W. Va, hid 13 inches on the ground end an even foot covsred Bradford. Pa., and Chanlon, Ohio, School* were closed through­ out northeastern Ohio and paita of North Carolina and Tennessee. A UPI count for the entire Sanford's Memorial 8tadium ! nation iieted 32 person* killed will rival th* set of “IVte Mu­ In weather-attributed mishape. sic Man" Saturday night as more than "78 trombones catch the evening light, with 01835487 mure than 110 cornets close at hand.'* They'll be ^followed by rows an d -rows of ths fittest virtuosos,' the endm of Cen- ; Sanford resident Albert IV. tral Florida Bands." Anderson, received a cold Thn scene will not he a ' movie set, however. It will bo j dunking in the St. John'* Rivthe mats concert to be played er Thursday night when he by 26 leading high school ' failed to negotiate the curve1 bands, following the Florida i leading into the Osteen Bridge! Bandmaster* District Five and his car tore down 67 feet: Mareh Drill Conteit bring of railing before tumbling into held here beginning at 7 p.m. the Icy drink below. Prior to the concert, the 2d Th* car landed in about 10 j hand* will display precision feet of water, and Anderson drills and march in review be- waa able to kick bit way out fore the fire Judge*. Th* un­ through a window and rise to usual fsatur* of the event I* th* eurfac*. W, W, Raynor, CARMICHAELS, Ta. (U H ) the feet that thia will be th* tender of the Osteen Bridge, —Weary rescue workers batfirst time that tho drill has heard th* crash and ran out tied against time today In an been held in the fall of th* with a life preserver which he affort to reach 30 men trapped year, and Hanford waa chosen threw to the splashing Ander- 080 feet below th* earth’* »ur* for the precedent-setting con­ son. Raynor hauled th* victim fac* by en explosion In th* test. to shore and took him into hi* Frosty Run ahaft of a U. S. Bandmaster Ernest Cow­ huus* to dry out. Steel Corp. coal min*. ley of Seminole High School Trooper Tommy Tomllneon, Rescuers pushed to withtn li th* conteit director, assist- who investigated th* accident, 6.600 feet of an area where ed by Peter Bukur, bandmas­ said Anderson received only th* men war* believed trap­ ter of th* Sanford Junior minor cute In addition to th* ped. At that point, progree* High School. soaking. The car was a total was halted at a horizontal Some of th* bands to be loss, and Anderson was charg­ shaft waa sealed off to permit seen hero Saturday have per­ ed with reckless driving. further advances. formed in nat'onally televised events such a* the Rose Bowl parade. Cherry Blossom Fes­ tival. Maey’e parade in New York and half-time shows of professions! football gamss. Tickets will be on sal* at the stadium boxoffic*. As Car Crashes Rescuers Seek 36 Trapped In Mine WASHINGTON (UPI) — With Soviet offensive missiles and bomber* apparently out of Cuba, the United State* I* now expected to question Rus­ sia on its severul thousand troop* still on the Island. Th* Pentagon announced j,.-. v .il rT r f tp g as lonjwood Okays war*, threatened the atate’i A . J » _________ A ta ordinances un ell fam ine district* today. Jet 1Fuel 1Line O ka yed eg jot fuel will star! fkswtoj *initially (pom Labs Moore* to ths Naval Air Station early next year as the City Coraml**km hi special aaaston to day agreed to iUow the San­ ford Pipeline Co. to construe! two aod • half miles of pipe­ line and utilize public rightsof-way tor the project. j Truce N ears NEW DELHI (UPI)—Prim* Minister Jawaharlal Nehru Indicated today that India 1* nearing a temporary truce arrangement with Commun­ ist China but cautioned mem­ bers of parliament not to ro- carrying 42 11.28 Jet bombers —the total number th* Rus­ sians said were in Cuba—had been sighted off th* Culian toast. The announcement cam* on the 20th day after Soviet Piemier Nikita Khrushchev [ laborers, fur the Russians atpromised to get the bomber*' lowed th# Cuban# to do none out within 30 da>a. I of the work on construction of With th# removal of the missile sitee-uot even ditchniitellee and bombers Russia is expected to claim that it has lived up to it* part of the bar­ gain and to demand the Unit­ ed State* give formal aeurB rid g e..... .... ante# against an invasion of Classified . Pa Cuba. Comics — ■ But U. S. officials maintain Dear Abby_ that Khrushchev has still not carried out all pledge* of hia Editorial _ exchange of letters with Pres­ Entertainment Legal* ... Pag ident Kennedy. There has been no agreement for United Na­ Puxzl* .......... __ tion verification of the remov­ Society Sport*----.— al of weapons or assuranco* against their reentry which �t r ^4 aJ, true and faitkful halpa i . M .S lined plwr tt ^ n J a ! » « * 5 «S pm SW.ldU ' C J^ W n ^ Appreciation Presbyterian Church S e ts A n n u a l S e r v k i C M ta u Aroaad H i World will he Sm them* oI tha fourteenth f n muile q p W w u wnrlco of th* First Preshyteriaa church, Um hoar oI warship to bo at S p. m. aa D*e. 1*. Tho candlelight reaper aerTie* will tall thi ageleea , WUfc r i J M ( m i t t s F M t l fEK M a n i l a W e rsh tp _ r a L a Ho koo guided and bean a * * 1 «< U»* Wrm Of Chris* shepherd to tbo flock oI tbia church through both^deys of and boo helped and aoalrtod man/ to find tho Lord, oa wall oa to find »lacci ad Cbriotian Alao, ho baa lod this church to oaUbliab several miaalooa that ar* now strong charebaa and hao lad Flrat Church of Hanford to grasp a world misaioa outlook. Hlo wladatn and understanding of people and their difflpdtiao hate gnall(led him to the esteat that ha la new nought, city-wide at a To Give forty Far Children The Han'a Club of tbo Hint Mathodlat Church of Sanford will bold tu annual Ckriatmai Patty for boya and girli of t h e MethodUt Chlldran'i Home at Enterprise on Doe. IS. AU moa who wiah U attend tho party are urged to call Dr. O. L. Berks, Ed Kirchboff or Ben llunland to make arrangamrnti. First Baptists Set Services Bridget, ministerial it SUtaoo Unlveriity od. wUJ raoduct the aervlce* thia Sunday at th# fingwood P in t Bas­ il* Chiirch. Th# church'# gnppfl pro­ gram of ChrUtmst muak M ba#n annoqnced for ?:J0 \ **d# Ihgt Bey. Jack Ifay, wljo has aceeptpd p#»!(ur4te ul *b* church, conduct hla p r* aervjc* ax lije •»•»Prayer meeting on Jan. UPY Plans Play in Cottolherry By Jane Caaaelkprry Thi U n i t e d prrebytwioq Toufh pf the Ca*Mlp#rry Flraj Vnltad Preabyjyrian Chqrcb will qiagt at 0:30 p. m. Soqday at the home of Jack apd Cjare Montgomery, 2026 Chippewa Tra|l |n Dommerirh ltllla. K*he*;**l of n pipy to bf given at tbo ehurcht Christ­ mas Program will ba bald at tllDOe rd U> care fpr tllie habit# an<j young chddrpa In the church nurirry during ' the gcQara) maraUnf of tl,€ W5CS which if tehcdulad for nest Wednesday afternoon. Visitor* at the meeting ware Mr*. Tom Gutlicluoa and Mr». Daniel Lott. Ilrt. Philip Caeabar, a former member, wa| welcomed hack. Kelrrahmcnti of c S k a, dougbat)ta, coffee and Uf wore pened by tba boatm prior to Um meeting. The circle'* next meating »U1 he held on jto . • due to Um (act that tba regular m att­ ing data falls on New Year'i Day. The meeting will be bd< at Um home of Ura John Gee, flU Unden 84. In WlaK' Park. A Christmas Candlelight Vesper Service will be pre­ sented et the Community Prtabytorian Church in Lake M«ry on Sunday, D«c. IS, aUrilns at 1:M p. m. Thla apecial mualtal pro­ gram la becoming p trad­ itional achipvanppi each year. a« I* lb* baiter Candle Ugbt pervice of Iho church. Th# public i* cordially invit­ ed to aUcod. Gueat artlat* helping with the program thi# year atp tat, from Sagtord. Tbo performance ia undpr {ha direction pf Jlobert Mera, with lira. Prance* Weiter, organiat. Sololata to be baard ire Kira. Ted Brookbn, toprano, By Jan# Ca«»lb»rry and Barton Pficher, tenor. Rev. John N. Montgomery, th e following MOffam will pastor of the First Unit* Presbyterian Church of Cas- ilply city—Adams; Anth ema: Bilberry, will have aa hla topic God &> Loved The World— in observance of Universal Ahfetu; Cantlque da Noel— Bible 8 a n d a y thla week, Be{b)ehfRV— Holton; dUl H»U "Cod a Mirror." the Virgin'* Son-Dicklnaoo The church meets at th* In a Manger He la SleepingCasselberry Women'* Ciub on (i’ollah) Landon; Star of thi Ovsrbrook Dr. for morning Eait— Kennedy; Gloria In worship at It a. m. Church Excels!* Deo — (French) School, with elaeaee for all Gaul; A* V* Watch­ ages, meets at 9:45 a. ra. ed— (Austrian) Black; (jo Tell it on Um Mountain*— Observe Prayer (Spiritual); and The l|al|#|uJ»b Chorus—Handri. By LmeUe Himunrk Tha First BaptUt Church 0 ' Aitaiiionta Springs has been observing the Lottie Moon Communion Set Week of Prayer for foreign By Jaao Casselberry m i s s i o n s . Mrs. James H. The Caaaeiberrunity Hraith, Mr*. Harold Blatack, Mathodlat Chute jrv* Mrs. J. K. Hildebran, Mis, Daii the Sacrament a. v umCowart and Ura. Otholl Bulll- niunion thla Sunday at tba van wera In eharga of tha 8:50 a. m. and U a. m^worprogram. ahlp aervlce*. Fr^s|)ytpri(ins To Observe Bible Sunday TO Nuprene Wool Worahtf h liilip i Church Sstenaloa Dinner held Tuesday night gt th* Plfsl Methodist Church in Winter Garden. Dr. Brace Ganna way, dia- Vrr a iandi M n M ti told of tba 1 Itablljh new eburei ltd tba challenge. Colored movie* war* iJt m w w | w w ..w y f v « t a areas *u*tu aoTTtea T:aa p a . f iff t- *• n M tfa . _ ,M►.. These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice t T»a \m n to m CHI Co « p n y ^WHTFF r P*TTPnf TWW W .h p t- I M a r r s n U l t n s Cat Ur, pad Mr*. AJ WUaaw fllm ilrw B uH r Hr*. AstJpby’e ReaUunuit Hrrk fllrtt'm a Swoiford, Iff. MacLeod si>d Mr. Leonard Caaaclberry, I Attend W Meetin Hi PWM 1 Mr. tsd Hr*. M. R. StriabJaad p n w n a r t r s N g U a i Ol SotoarSet In Chuluoto By Virginia CkadnUk Tba PrlicUla Circle of the Women'* CbrlaUan Fcllowchip of tbo Chuluoio Com­ munity Church wUl hold a Chriatmaa Baiaar Saturday at tbo Community House atartlny at 10 a. m. lire. Katherine Jone* U In eharga and hat announced the following bootil* and chairman of each. Snack Bar, Plorcnce Boulden; Bake Good* fend Candy, Mina Mor­ mon; ’ Gin Table, Myrlk Moon; White Klephant, Gwen Myers; Parcel Post. Ruth Boswell; Book*, N. Zimmer and Toy*. Dorcaa Circle. Santa Claus will be oq band with hla Grab Bag and chairman of thla project 1* Mrs. II. Shupe. w «t Worahlo ttd f p- a*. Ir fm ftfrff H »R . Park Ecfaoin Bedding f i w f e i a r Ur. h n t E m ! m R R S IS* c.}LvaRsim„ J*- rirnifr g>w11*-7 r r Twenty-two mem Ing ot tha Scmlnol* Baptist Aaan. ahicb was heki at Um PaLand First Baptist Church Monday night. Tbe apecial meeting ig con­ ducted 'aa pah of Tistoiag Union acUvitlc* for eburcbet of the association. ro w CHURCH N O T IC E n m o T em tkcm Dr. Joe A. Tojie, Da Land Diatrict Superintendent, will be guaat speaker at fl^o morn* ing wonhlp eenlee Sunday at Grace Methodist Church in Sanford. Tbo church will bo obtarr­ ing Stawardthip Sunday and a highlight of the m nrlea will bo a roll call of all raaidant familial. During the p u t weak, vlaltatlon teamc have bean visiting Inactive member* In n concerted effort to *Umulata Interact and concern of tbo in tit* congregation. Dr. Tolle'a aermon topic will bo, -And Tho Word Be­ came Flash." There will bo apodal mutle by tho cholra. Sunday at 1 p. m. tho Methodist Man will hove their regular meeting a t th* church. The Wetk-dey Klmlergerten at Grace Church will pretent • Christmas program Thurcdilay at 7 p. m. In the patio uf tba Children's Build­ ing. Ura. II. B. McCall, teacher, will direct the pro­ gram which will include the traditional mangar acana, angela, and Chriatmaa choir. M PT I'uifPf w "T Vft *i!r& 5*235^ • x + f.’-' ; ; • • ' • �> . %'x * VM. D m , Y, « - h n 8 Altamonte Troop 38 Has Court Of Honor , . J ■Swi mm 0 Boy Scout* of Troop SI fal Altamonte Springs held • Court of Honor la th* Edu­ cational Building of th# Al­ tamonte Community Chapel oo Wedaoedir oven lag. James fuller, senior pat* rol leader, presided. Assliting vaa Robert Miodudd, as­ sistant senior patrol leader. Tbs scoot* entertained tbelr guests with humorous skits and singing. Salvation Army Kettles Start * ' Here Saturday •> •> t | Tko Salvation Army Christ* mas Kettles will go out on the streets of Sanford Saturday at 0 a.m. Capt Harry 8. Fodeti, commanding officer of tho lo­ cal corps, announced that soreral eWIe eluba will also man th« kettle* on varioua days. Tho Pilot Club will bo manning tbo kottloo Saturday, tho first day they a n out T h 1 a U the Salvation Army's Annual Chriatmaa Appeal and “Kettle* contrl buttons will enable tha Army In tha trua aplrlt of Christ mas to mako possible a Joyful aeason for tha le«a fortunata of Seminole County, Foden Slid. He said that kottlea wen first begun In 1894. Salvation Army worker* first used thia unique way of collecting for the needy on a San Francisco waterfront In 1894. Sine* then th« empty aoup kettle, the uniting bell ringer, and the a!gn urging those pasting by to "keep tha kettle boiling** have become a familiar alglit around the world. Tha captain also said "we trust the community will do their beat In giving a t thia time." Scoutmaster John Stuart awarded the badge* of ad­ vancement la rank and mer­ it to the boy*. Scouts advanced to star scout were Raymond 0 sines, Bruce Stuart, John Newell, Gary Gare she, Robert Mto* duck! and Jamot Fuller. Second dots advancements were Jeffrey MacLeod, Char­ les Hooper, Tim Murray and Raymond Temple. Tenderfoot awards worn presented to David Shea, Scott Johnson, Bruce Willis, Kenneth McCoy, John Browick and Stewart James. Merit badges were award­ ed to Barry Foil, good elttscnshlp la the community, clllienahlp la the homo and personal fitness; Roger Landenrllk, eitlsenihip la the nation and personal fitness; Donald Felt, dtlieuhip in the community and personal fitness; Jack Slmunek, eltiscnshlp la the nation, cltl* tenth Ip bn tha community and cooking. The Troop has exteaded Its appreciation and thanks to Mrs. John Stuart Jr. who conducted the classes in eltIsenahlp In the nation and Mayor Lnwrcnee s wofford who conducted the clsases la cltiseashlp in the community. Children's Series Seals Available Tickets for tbo Children's Series of tho three presenta­ tion* by the Board of tho Florida Symphony Orchestra aro still available In Sanford, Sir*. Frank Mebane> ticket chairman, aald today. The icries has three top « ! • fllaht shows prepared for children up Into the early teens; with tho first one, tha operatta, “ Amahl and tha Night Visitors,* which will be seen in Orlando Municipal Auditorium Dec. 37 at 7 p.m This la the story of tha crip­ pled prince who receives strange visit from three won 4> dtrful people. Captain Kangaroo, the fain ana teieviaion character, will appear on Jan. 6 at 10:30 am. and 2:30 p.m. (two perform ancea) to show the children how to have "Fun With Music." The Captain will con duct tho orchestra, play soma of tha instruments and show what kinds of sounds tha dif­ ferent instruments can make On Feb. 2 at 2:30 p.m. the ballet, "Hansel and Oretel" will be presented. All shown will be held the Orlando Municipal Audi­ torium, which Mats 3,000 per­ sons. RA’s Meet In Lake Mary By Frances Wester The Royal Ambassadors the First Baptist Church Lake Mary held their regular meeting a t the church Sat­ urday afternoon. Rev. Ralph Taylor opened (he meeting with prayer ant gave tha devotional. After a abort business ses­ sion the program was given by Buddy Stokes, Dak and Greg Wilhelm and Mike and Jack Ilamm. Rev. Taylor closed tha meeting with prayer. 9) Program Of ACP Set For County The Seminole County AGP Development group has an­ nounced tha agricultural con serration program for 1063. This new program is design •d to help the farmers and ranchers of the county carry out needed conservation of tha county's soil, water and wild­ life resources and contain* conservation measures adapt­ ed to meet the special needs of the county's agriculture. All farmera and rancher* who have conservation prob­ lems on tholr agricultural land and who need help in solving same are urged to contact tha Agricultural Stabilisation an* Conservation Service office In regarda to participating In tha ACP. Tha Initial sign-up pe­ riod began Dec. 3 and will run through Jan. IB. Tha program la administer­ ed by the ASC. County Com­ mittee, and tha office la locat­ ed In County Agricultural Center, Rte. 2, Sanford, three miles south of 8anford Hwy. 17-02. The 1963 ACP wsa develop­ ed recently in a meeting Of the agricultural agencies In the county together with tho ASC County Committee. Tho agen das Include the County Agent, F11A administrator, SKS tech­ nician and farm forester. Circle Party Set Today ny Louise .Slmunek The Jana Hill and Allee Price Circles of tha Altamonte Springs First Baptist Church will combine their December meeting this evening by hav ing a covered dish supper to which members' husband* also are Invited. Tha ladies have decided to change their practice of a gift exchange this year and in­ stead, each person is te bring a gift suitable for the chureh kitchen. In this way, tha kit­ chen will be replenished with many badly needed Items. Church Plans Woman’s Day By Virginia Chadwick The Community Church of Chuhwta will observe Wo­ man's Day thia Sunday. Mrs. Liliaoe Murphy will apeak on the history of the Women's Christian Fellow­ ship and service projects will be related by Gwen Myers. Goals and intentions will be given by members of the Dorcas Circle of the WCF and a financial reort will be given by Hilda Sbupe. W HO PUT THE FORD IN S A N FORD? -V ir¥0 *r WASHINGTON (UP1) If. Sen. ABtn J . lUender, (D-La.), had dona his hemework before traipsing off to Africa, he would have been better prepared lar whet be *,> i} i r 1 Y I It . CUB SCOUT DEN SIX, of Pack 534 !a show* here aa th a/ mat with thalr Cubmaater Jack Mil* wood and Dan Chief, Ray Dunn at 185 Country Club Rd. From left front row are Charlie Dyne* David Patteraon, UUw Voltoline, Ray Mllwood, Forest City Group To Build Club House Nika YalvRfton, George Freese and Skipper. Quinn- Back row, Mike Muller, Tlfelo Bautista, Richard Brasher, Jeff Ward, Allen Griffin, Gary Moran. Back row, Cubmaater Mi Iwood and Den Chief Dunn. (Herald Photo) Khrushchev, Tito Must Wink At World When They Embrace and Tito denounced Soviet InBy Phn * Aa Nikita Khrushchev and tenrentlon aa a "fatal error." Mtmbera of th* Forest City Joaaf Bras Tito embraced at He also prematurely disdoa Community Assn, will meet at Moscow’s Xlevsky railway ad th* developing rift between 1:30 p.m. Saturday on the itatlon, it scarcely would have tha Stalinists and antl-8talln lata, tha rift which today di­ county-donated property In boon surprising if tha ays of vides Moscow and Peking and one of the other had dosed In Lake Harriet Estates to dis­ a aly, secret wink. which has mads Yugoslavia a cuss plana for their 20 foot Each would be entitled to hla permanent whipping boy for by 30 foot club building which moment of private amusement tha Red Chinese. will eventually -be ertotad on by going back no further to In reply, tha Moscow newipaper Pravda growled that hiatory than 1958. tha site. Tito showed a tendency to "In­ The twists and turns of So­ Announcement that plans for the construction to begin viet • Yugoslav relations ac­ terfere In tha affalra of other a* soon aa arrangements a n tually go back to 1948 when Communist parties." Through tha remainder of made for a building ponnit Joeef Stalin axpcHad Yugo­ 1955 and on Into 1960, with slavia from tha Comtoform was mads at Monday night's only occasional breaks, Yugo­ masting of tha group by Mur­ and Tito cried out that th an slavia and Moscow continued had been a "terrible mistake." ray Long, chairman of tho But it was not until 1955 their verbal warfare. Th* So building committee. that Khrushchev began to taka viets reneged on their promise A recommended slate ef personal hand la dealing of credits. new officers presented by tha with Tito, whose aln had been But the tide eras turning. nominating committee named Tha Moacow-Chlneae rift wa* C, M. Atchley, president; Rl- that ha was tha first Commun­ coming Into tha open, and ist satellite openly to dial ird Perdue, first eica prea­ Khrushchev was seeing certain nt; Bryan Benjamin, sec­ Unge the leadership of Moo- things ha could admire lu Tito. ond rice president and Mrs. Arriving In Belgrade with Darnetto Croyle, secretary, Treasurer William McGinnis formsr Soviet Premier Nlkotal was nominated for another Bulganin, Khrushchev blandly explained that the fault had term. been that of Lavrenti Beds, disgraced and executed former By Frances Wester head of Soviat tec ret police, Representatives of the First that Soviet leaders fully un­ derstood Tito’a visit to the Bo- Batiit Church of Lako Mary By Jaae Casselberry ▼let Union and Tito's aaaer attended tha special "M" night htld at the Flrat Bap­ The U n i t e d Presbyterian tiom Women of the Casselberry "In peace aa hi war, Yugo­ tist Chureh la DeLand Mon Presbyterian Church will meet slavia must march ahouldar to day night. at the home of Mrs. John N. ihouldsr with tha Soviat Un­ This meeting la held once Montgomery. 2026 Chippewa ion toward • . - the victory af each year as part of the Training Union activities. Trail in Doramerlch Hills a t S socialism." p. m. nest Wednesday. Out of this also rams a So­ Those attending from Lake Mrs. Barnard Stare of Day­ viat loan of |175 million, plus Mary were Mrs. James Gray, tona Beach, president of the a Sovlst promise to supply Mrs. Grace Brown,, Herbert North Florida Freabyterial, Yugoslavia with 800,000 tons Hamm, Sherry Cray, Rev. Ralph Taylor, Ralph Tsylor wiU be gueat speaker and will ef wheat. install new officers of the lo­ In October tha Hungarians Jr. and EUxabeth and La cal rroup. revolted against Kremlin rule mar Taylor. S Lake Mary Representatives Attend Meet UPWToMeet In Casselberry Area Lutherans Plan Special Advent Services By Jane Cameteerry Special mid • week Advent Services have been annotmeed by Pastor C. R. Zehrufer to be held at the Ascension Luther­ an Church of Casselberry on Wednesdays, Dec. 18 and Dee. 19 at 7:30 p. m. Tha church will hold a Fam­ ily Night this Sunday tvanlng. A covered dish supper will be served beginning at 5JO p. m. and during tha evening the Ladies Guild will conduct Christmas Bazaar in th* Sun­ day School room. Colored moviee ihowing the dedication ef the church will be shown. A door prise will be awarded and there also will bo gifts for th* children. More Electricity NEW YORK (UP1) - Elec­ trical energy output In the na (ion last week rose to II,888,■ 000,000 kilowatt hours from 16,109,000,000 a week ago and compared with 15,164,000,000 in the same week last year. eras astonished to Africa. Ha pop­ ped off that ha bad not say part of Africa Africaas were ready tor ealfgovwrnmnt. Mote, he said avenge AMcaa la to­ es pa ble of leadership with­ out white assiataace. Ugaada, Ethiopia sad Tanganyika promptly barred Mai a* aa undesirable visitor. Hi* sharply adverse state* falls to two parts. A* leadership, tha avsraga whit* man isn't much ef a either, although tha white race eta, d e e Club Elects Officers By Mrs. Adam Matter New officers of tho DeBery Git* Chib were elected at meeting ef the group held laat week la the Community Cen­ ter. In the group were Stanley A. Bader, president; Mrs. Charles Cressey, vie* presi­ dent; Mrs. Everett Waite, sec­ retary, and Dr. Garretts 8eger, treasurer. Appointed offices went to Ludwig Rupees, librarian; Thomas Burr, custodian; Mrs. Harold Howe, publicity; Mrs. Harry Whitaker, director, tad Mr*. Harry F. Brown, aecoa penist. Serving on th* nominating committee were Robert N. McGee, chairman, and Mrs. Harold Barry and Mrs. H. CoadlL Announcement was mad* that the Christmas Party for elub number* and their guests will be held at 7:30 p.m. neat Wednesday at the Center. In charge of refroahmaati and social hour win bo Mrs. Craasey, chairman, and Mr* Condlt, Mrs. D. Doming, Mrs. James Duffy, Mrs. P. Goodson, Mrs. Howard Greon. Mra. F. Hawthorne, Mra. Harold Howe, Mra. Kupeci, Mra. W. Lakemsn, Mrs. McGee ajtd Mra. A. C. Summers. leaders of great abtky. These great leaden at* tract and manipulate the masses of average white per­ son*. So much for leadership and Ellender should have iow4 an about U. If he bad done hla home­ work tha senator also would have known that United Staten and United Nations policy la tkat African and colonial peoples are net, required to be ready to themselves before they a n given the responsi­ bility ef aeU-governmeat. This contradictory policy has the endorsement of both the United States and a ma­ jority of th* UN Assembly. It is la th* record of UN proceedings on Nov. 21, 1881. It la, therefore, a policy of tho Kennedy administration. On that date th e n was in­ troduced before th* assembly a resolution to speed up tha effectiveness of a previous UN declaration on lndepeafor colonial people*. This resolution committed Its supporters te this propo­ sition; "That Inadequacy or pod* ties!, economic, social eg or educational preparedness should ssver serve aa a pre­ text for delaying lads pen male ’em Independent any­ way and let 'em thereafter fight It out among thoaa* selvea at UN By ite vote, tho I fatted States protected Ua Imago a t th* friend a father of colonial especially Africans. Tho U. 8. have been calculated . to pteoso tin groat minority group ef Negro velars In this country. American Negro loaders Increasingly identi­ fy with th* aspirations of African colonials. Samoans and other natives of th* Pacific islands admin­ istered by tbo United Stele* as UN trustee do not have n g n at minority voting blot la tha United State*. When independence was proposed laat June for tboa* islanders* the United States had a quick and curt reply, as fottowst Independence for tbo HffA« n would bo premature. They w en not ready lot i t TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINR8 New and Used Manual * Bteetrte Standard A Pevtabte RENTALS That la what th* resolution said la simpler language, if a nation of colonial tribes­ man 1* utterly unfit In fU respects t* govern Itself, HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 814 Magneila. Sanford Always Open Florida Bnndnunters Association.DUlrJct 5 DRILL CONTEST 25 Bands From Central Florida • • • • Drills Majorettes Maneuvers 1,800 Member Manned Band SANFORD Municipal Stadium Sat* Dec. 8, 7 p. aa. Adult! fr.io Students 10c Is There Still Of eours* then Is. Give the beat present of all to your family for Christmas—o naw boms. Move into on* of tho atractlvo horn** in Reranna Park or «*l*ct your own booutlful homeslto In oxcluaivo Idyllwlld*. Drivo West on Country Club Rd. approximately 2 mil**. Watch for aur algns. j. C. Davis, Consignee TEXACO, Inc. ce* M 1- FAIRWAY T EX A C O 2493 French Ave. v Idyllwilde CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT AT — I. E. (Gene) Estridge Invites nil his friend* to atop in an d any “Hello” to GOOD SERVICE Ravenna Park “Homes Of Distinction” “A Community Built With Pride” Custom Built, featuring PRICED FROM fll.OOO Central Air Conditioning and Heat Low Down Payments Individually Landscaped Lots. 3 & 4 Bedroom, 1, l*-[, 2 Bath Home* FHA, FHA In-Service, VA, Conventional Financing ALL HOMES EQUIPPED WITH GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHENS Showwlwi CONSTRUCTION CO. Custom Building Our Specialty GENERAL OFFICE 211 W. 25th ST. FA 2-3103 STENSTROM REALTY SALE AGENTS 8At.ES OF! ICE FA 2-7405 �mm j m r^v-.-p -' • . . ■. — 7f - w * -------- — • - '■/. • W m . ... , . t •- M m * V* PMty to i f t o where tofetfrr ^ fPM lns. k tbeee a m ,. wh«»w Kegracs aad labar are *? ««.»tor U to toF*f f*W * HR t h * » f l r IMMP. to IN M M r r tM I u M M itc rtortod — fttotto ttrtr »n- ■wtiEpm She QmnU d«i*saitoM to Oh Bmm, hr « - f E ft tavto. wo* more tod%d to " Mto toe V— to pnpoMi# We year than loft. If the trend* ia bath partin ceattoap, Soothgn Rgpub- a M 'j t K s Saft||M i 78 u H ,U%« k| mmi *| a NOTICE Y«rir Rift M ifw i ip - > V Modtorn Woodmen of Aaiedco dim m ed tkla By iSlaittiZd to1! had l i h Lincoln will bad y^idflw «*S» UT Hair party. tW publican* argue, era** I toil that H I mad bualaeae hraetke the city. • •- • *■ **w?tof to (Us « m** *n» US ■ CASE 'O -U tr Norma ■- KfiSt fto- jw ftw w w ri# - t l o c f t H L A w firiU Jiro lv needJ# fat witty. f goad m a n r . J f PfT snap. PTO % ■ — "V«rt | don’t alwpjrp agree ?U& you, eeptylflly a l w W erltWM aa plrfa-7 Tfcl* h » !»n a d d itlo n il a a n l o a a to b e iu o - pUad by the city’a water and atwvr department. V y Jlunt Company hat p ov* M 4 M W buslnea* repot#* I certainly be a j addition to oar tare for thorn when they need the "oid home." . Left not let the heme for toftaed be put Midi tad HOP® ♦ WVPif ®* yeira ago f t m iff • rpcbooI U i. thi'bcao- Sanford, Florida j W »B I-«B 4 . C L a M I.u a W F ££ find a better place Ipr fN eld ta d tick people of tho (fQRPITf pqLYETNBI-EHl 1 0 - 1 2 - 1 1 - 1 ^ npd 20 feet wide Vail RoOp Q |c ^ ft.| f a r t (talk Q | l / ] ( a*. CLEAft PLASTIC FO R EVERYO N E Right Horo in Sanfahd m u READ ®*wW Traill ^ss-jss, u j i t x t u s S3 ^ faaalkla a ^ l u i a e m l t ” AD S DAILY FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTING Black ft Decker Full Uw OTANX . . . thiy’re your best Hand T| MAPLE AYE. Mo p a r t a f a a y m a te r ie l, n ew * e r a d r a r U e la a lllle a e f T h e S e a t , r 4 U r r a U Olay be re f/u C u e e i SEMINOLE . PaBAlY 3la tla1a wEillW U K ir d W W J & W be o e o e M e rtO a e l a f r l a e U g a a T i e c o u n c il a r r f g t t i a l w ill b a b a le lia b le t e r ( i b i k i o a f * ibUebeO IM tty e a e e y i s e t a r C a r. S a a 4 a y , a a * C k r te a ibee B e m r a e r p e e o e e d la g C M i l a n P LEN T Y of EV ER YTH IN G CQVER Tll^ty WIT^ — jn w 'n m r& & TAKE JAHTA'J HINT SHW HERE t It- mark that I receive following my lecture* all over America/ And to thia amlllng erltlrlam e n w t i * policy far hip Mwp. pa ptfa. Ha brilpvoe in waking wp reader* and even Inciting thorn would be no progrma or ment* ty f i t point they will write Jjtffjto t° flfT T O f or oninion. * T W r clinch my reply by th en 'ho print* many of quoting WUllorn WrigJty Jr. thiM l i it i n ind Ihi rmfaT ini* Urtat 't f th«M p K ? t S m nUB> two men In n bual* than la probably aa hl^li aa noon ALpfAtS agree, one of for any /ojamnln the paper." ' Frank Gannett alao usad to ______ ____ Jgley to aptly do the aama before hit death, pereeirtd, waa the almplt fact for he felt'tfkat'a meilycoddle that a “Me, too" eompanlod niry (paper that attar tried to cannot atlmulato your think­ allmulate thinking waa deetined w wither and ahrink in ciring'"* *’ ' 1 Nobody, for etampj*, wb«U culatkin. W M w Jtopftofr f f t r t f a* another titan in American machinoa or eomblnaa, If the lurnallam who preferred to rollora all wont In tho tamo di­ rection, little grain would bo oatroctod from tho bulla or "A good newepapor la jtjkua a "ataerer" of publle opinion; huaka. So thoaa aata of threahlng not juat a "mirror" of Ita com­ machino rollon run In op- munity. pooito direction* and tho* are A Gallup poll giro* yon juft ablo to tear away tho huaka a "mirror" Imago but a news­ paper ia an educational med­ morn readily. Furthermore, 1 a a a now*- ium, that trie* to chango think­ pa par educator and an otaon- ing and alter your Gallup Protect Ypyr Bloomy Frpfn (<illipg Frost Krl., December 7, 1062 ^anfiorh frntlb "■ » ' -fly. Crapy," abe gm tad ®e •flf* RJ 4 Ban 1M Caaoeibew. FlaMOOBEM VOOOMEN OP AMEE1CA • HOME OFFICE f \ 2-0300 ^ IJF O R D , Shopping Guido fb J L ■I mm �> % t. derful abundance of deliclous feeds, was tiered with sflrer and gold dacerative balk on a red net tablecloth. Results of tltno and effort spent by Mrs. Jett Hodges, decorations chairman, and her committee wwrer much In •eidence and the room was transformed Into one of holi­ day beauty and spirit. The surprise program, protented by. Mrs. William Mon rail, featured two very gra­ cious Japanese ladies, Mrs. Kay Rowland and Mrs. Mar­ tha Fsrd, who spoke on tradi­ tions sad costoma centering around th e . celebration of Christmas and New Year** hi their satire country. . Mrs. Ford pointed out tkpt Christmas, aa It la observed here, baa only been celebrat­ ed in Japan for about the past 100 years since Christ­ ianity was accepted by the country. Japan’s biggest eelehratfen Is the New Year at which time everyone celebrates his birthday during three-day festivities. This La the time far gift exchanges which con­ sist primarily of food due to the aearcity in past years. Decorated Christmas trees a n quite ra n . A tree sent to a little Japanese boy by one of the guest speakers waa reported to have been the center of attraction lor the entire neighborhood and waa the first the a n a had The guests, who appeared la authentic Japanese kirnanas, are members of a Janpanese group now living in this a n a which is trying to n lso funds to sponsor a day nursery la Japan to aid worklag mothers and father*. To do this, the ladle* make and sell Japanese dolls, real collector's Item*, which are made of materials straight from Japan and are com* teted in such mlauto detail aa to be la the same class as a figurine. These dolls were offered at reduced prices during the meeting to members of the club. Wednesday's prograaa came to a joyful conclusion with all resent joining la the singing of Christmas carols. Church Mokes Final Payment On Organ * ] ! 1 THIS B IT — the 1963 Thunderbird two-door hardtop which will be the top prize in the Top Value Stamp contest nc v going on a t WinnDixie ato m . T h en is nothing to buy and it is not necessary to make a purchase. Entry blanks Ranald Hlaeman, Picton, On­ tario, Canada; Etta James, Fern Park; Carol J . Float, Brenda Crunkletoo, Herman Bridges, Danny Martin. Cedi Brooks, Betty Reese and Juna Jones of Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Frost of Sanford, • boy Dischargee T t / M j |a r J zfM r T \ ■ f 4^ * : n rJt C. ore available at each WD store. Strkkland-Morriaon Inc. in Sanford has been chosen to display this prize automobile and will deliver it to the winner. It ia on display a t Strickland Morrison showrooms now. (Herald Photo) le v . Ben F. West, pastor of the Chuloofa Community Church, announced recently that the final payment on the organ was accomplished due to wlllingnete of giving on the part of Uio young people and many others In the church. In May -of tail the down payment w u made and an agreement to pay $13.23 permonth for SO month* was signed. After only II months the final pay moot waa made and the church organ re-de­ dicated. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS officers are shown here at the firat official meeting of the new or­ ganization of Catholic men. From left, Carl Von Herbulis, Treasurer; John Kennedy, Chancellor; Dr. W. Vincent Roberta, Grand Knight; and Theodore Michels, Deputy Grand K night (Herald Photo) Bridge Club Names Winners Thirteen tables were to play at this week’s Tuesday afternoon meeting of the DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club to the Community Center. Winner* announced were. Mr*. W. W. Hague and fourth, Mr*. Ruth Blatt and Phil DeBerard. EW, first, Mrs. R, W. Aekarman and Oscar Barnett; aeeond- Mr* H* B- Morrison and • ¥ » • »«*• 5a. ard Middleton; second, Mrs. and Mrfc a N ^ Ida B. Wilson and Mrs. E. K. fourth, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Anderson; third, Col. and Hinkle. Mrs. Daniel Sweeney and baby, WUlla Brown Jr., Floyd Childs, Herman Rcfoe; Geor­ gia M c C l e l l a n d , Annie By Jan* Casselberry Tbomsa, Rosetta Tilman, Dar­ lene Hayet, Hazel Hoag, Mar- The Women’s Club of Cas­ va Hawkins, Josie Daniels, selberry held a business Mlcbaal Backlns of Sanford meeting Wednesday night DECEMBEB 4 with Mrs. Dorothy Grim-, wood presiding. Gertrude Kummer. Palatka; Final plana were approved E d w i n Sessions, DeLand; for the completion of the Charles Tulley, Abbie Bink­ front of the Clubhouse which ley, Michael Lavender and will Include a roof over the William Nye of DeBary; Ver- porch and wrought iron col­ eat Scott, Rote miry Garrett, umns and railings. Bids from J. C. Johnson, Marian Smith, several contractors weru. dis­ Zelma Whitmire, Mary Doug­ cussed and Darwin Shea's lass, Oliva George of Sanford was found to be the moat Births satisfactory. Construction ia Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jones of scheduled to start In Jan­ Sanford, a girl uary. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gar­ The club is planning a rett of Sanford, a boy Christmas Party for Dec. 19 Discharges at t p. m. at which time* Albert Salisbury, Edith Por­ members will invite their ter, Warren Ewing and Char­ husbands to attend the meet­ les Kessler of DeBary; Mrs. ing. A Christmas program Henry Flint and baby, Mrs. will be presented and mem­ William Orr and baby, Baby bers will exchange gifts. Girl Whittenmyer, Marie Lun- Those attending are asked to deen. Alberta Jordan, L. P. bring canned goods to fill Hagan, Mollie Griffin and baskets for needy families. Freddie Edmondson o( San­ The club will make caneer ford. pads on Jan. 14 at a meet­ ing to begin at t p. m. at the clubhouse. All ladles in the community are Invited to participate In this worthy project. Members of the Florida Nurses Assn., Dlat. 37 will Post To Meet The executive board of me^t at the Seminole County American Legion Memorial Health Dept. Dec. 13 at • Post 234 of Casselberry will p. m. This la a different meet at I p. m. next Tues­ Ume than the date previous­ day at the Town Hall in Casselberry. ly s e t Nurses Change Meeting Date Retain heat longer with services tfosweeH t u r n own A re we letting It fade aw ay? Shop her* tar avsry kind or insulatloa Iron batt t* blanket. 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Tho new man­ ager resides at 1181 Palmetto Ate. with his wife. Joan and daoth* eonod f«a avers go of M i. lodoti hod o M iwoord sod • M l oarnod run average la in haloes, short of (ho iff Mags accessary to gualifr tor earned ran leadership. His $f le a s e tod tho toogw’s pitchers. Legal Notice Uses are running second end the Itanhtefs pulled Into the third plaee slot. Elaine Restive] had the high game of l t l and the high for a three game series, e blister* ng Bit, while Bltoabeth Hurieh tad a 170 game end o 460 set* as. Third high for the day woo Bvslyn Mills with a IIS gome •ad o 471 aeries. Metal Duggan pished up the M .pllt, EUMbeth Hurieh ton get n neat 14*10 ond Leon Leehey n good 44*7. The M apart wee nude bp Bklrtop Maxwell, o S*10 by Yvette Hunter and a nice 4*7*0 by Buth Pettis. She Monroe picked up n 1*7 end Doris Bell knocked down n 1*10. Tho only trie of etrikee for tho session wee rolled bp Bve* lya Mills. AFL Game On TV NEW YORK (UP1) - Tho American Football Lssguo All-liar gams, matching the circuit's best players ta the Rutem and Western divis­ ions, will ta tetevlssd bp the American Broadcasting Com* R ap from Bslboo Stadium ta n Diego, CaUf., Jan. IS. Legal Notice norton o r fUlaL WITNESS my haad sad •eal as Clerk of tbs ClVeult court a t tba Nlatk JsdleUI Circuit of the Slat# e< tie r. Ids. la and tar Seminole County. Florida thla ISth day at November, IMS. ISSALI Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk a t tk* Circuit court •f tba Ninth Judicial Ctrcull. In and for ■eulnole . County, Florida 4 Bn Martha T. Vlhlen Drsuty Clerk Pnbllek Nov. it, st, IS A Deo. T. SSOJ. pslm-studdad BUtmore golf count hart with rounds of H •od n Thursday la hie AM PQA tournament. Ires thing down hio nosh was Dare logon, who ended the first round with U M. logon looked like be would (to Kelley Thursday tat bo nliood o 20-footer on tho tost koto ao o chilly desk doocend' od over Uw esaaWut course. Two strokes behind Kelley wort Bos Bastor of Amarillo, Too., ond BUI Collins of Mop* 01am had boeosoo tho moat consistent winner this wsok in the tenth game at tho Orliado-temlaote Job Alai Fronton, taking ftvo out of sta. His fifth win oomo lest night teaming up with Arrono for his thind straight, missing only Tuesday night Tho btrd throwing bock court itar began tho eoasoo off otow tat rooootly ta* came • tough competitor to get out He wlU ta going after his sixth win tonight ta tho tenth with Anaeabe ea his partner in the number one pee'tkn. Weil 11 Picked For Shrine Bowl added that tho M-yuar+M Breeding probably would play shortstop or third base. Quirk, vlcwod as o promis­ ing lefthander, pitched well ogotaot tho Senators on two oeeaaiono toot year before Baltimore sent him down to Rochester. Tho Kyoor-okd southpaw hod two wins and two losses with Bsltimoco town the Tackle Coast, sis from the Soothwoot oad toor oath from tho Big Bight oad Kooky Mountsla tree. Coached by Don Devito of Missouri, Jim Solhoglond of Washington State and Boy* tor’s John Brldgore, tho team ineludes: Bods — Hugh Campbell, Washington State; (tana Bo* oss, Rtaoi Marvin Ttamlag, Utah; Conrad Mtchtor, Mis­ souri. Tackles — Stove Bsrastt, Oregon; Bon laldow, Osegta; Dove Costa, vteki Lionel Al­ dridge, Utah State. Guards — Tom Herts, Mis­ souri; Robert Burk, Baylerf Raymond Scboonks, gouthern Washington; Jim ot Bocheitor. Biwedtax looked DirtlculsvIp good against tho Senator last year Mo tatted J04 in 14 gsmoo against them. In Burnside, tho Ortotoe obtained o pitcher who won five and tost 11 for the Sen­ ators lost poor. Johnson, SR tatted .MS for the Senators last poor ond hit it homo roost Maples, Baylor; J. R. Williams, Vros* no State. Quarterbacks — S o n n y Oibho, TCUj Larvp SaBtott, California; Jim Jehaisn, MlsoourL Halfbacks - Charter Milshell, Washington; Xsrmlt Alewander, UCLA; Bsnnto Goodwin, Saylor; Terry DOtoa, Montano. Pullboeks — Ooorgo Bead, The btack.footcd ferret Is Wtihlngton State; Ed Cum­ one of the rarest mammals in mings, Stanford; BUI Thorn­ North America. ton, Nebraska. Back around the first of title month, 1 coaoulted tho tea leaves, went tats medits* tlon and finally predicted that shad fishing might got pretty good an Dee. I, That's Sunday and the data didn't really nutter—it Just htpptutj to fait ea the M l n m |)^ | m ttk s Well, during this past A dispatch from Posoao d tp reports Out sine boors weighing o total od 1,600 pounds wore killed in the Ap­ alachicola National F o r o i l during tho boor hmta thsrw About this time of tho yes*, wo usually got • picture from Gus Bchaah or ooom of hio friends with o Mg bear, bat non* hM tuiwed op so far. fS Alf• S lINSnI A• I An• IDN cusTOM-rrmb iHWillllll II nag B1 AT COYBBB Auto Glass and S « l Cavtr 0 Threw OLD GOLD Feathers I Tfc * 4” QUEEN ANNE EARLY TIMES M 29 I f. ■a 4u Calvert's Schwntoj’s 5 YEAR WARRANIY sm aa ro todil Clah $sn Corby’s Cantairs Lang’s I T r . Old M Preaf a f f l ic a t io x r o n wax dkbd Jtetlee Is hereby ■!*•• that lb* truth Judicial Clrcail la and Ur Ocala*!# Cseals Plarldn, sait abbreviated title of tho eae* ta Hlwoed C. Perot, *t at vs laas II. U lthe. et us. Too and saeh a t | 0« sfd required la flla your ssawer with tba Clark at tb* Court, and aerva a copy Ibereet •son the plaintiff*, *r yUlntlffa* attorney, whose asm* sad addreee I* a It flehbsek. ITS Ketl V7 a«hlnetee it reel, Orlando, l*lorlda not Uter tbaa tb* ISth day at Daetmber, l_i_s t If you tall tail la ta d* eo, a Decree Pro Coafteto wilt be catered neslnet you fer tb* yellef demanded In the com- • couple of tite biggest grins c m known to men. Content Identify tta own•n of tko tooth, ta t tin poo* pto hold op • string of tho flnoot (pocks poo over u w u ttajr wont bp—sort of plooo* od, they wort. And thoM weren't tho only •pocks caught that dop (Wod* ooodop) ta tho Lota Joooop n iHoo. Fishermen who fished long enough cosght ttotr Visit ond I’m told tho Mao situs* tlos to tn t ta Loko Bsrnop mw Members Is otoh of tho It American Loscm eitlot. Cot* star lob Xodgirs of tho Loo dairies who hit JH dstlag hit rookio Mason, picked op throe votes. Tho romotatag Huso wool to Minnesota Twin iafloldor len to Alton, Loo Angelos Kw n I l n u r C n y fi I W W H f t a M» hunting trip M l of Jakes, tat wouldn't talk etaut haw hta Matinees Melrose Rare Mon, Wod. A Sol. 1:15 P. M. IS Tear Old Blended Wktohay Fleiachmann’s SELECT •0 Freed Schenley Gin Udloo Night Mom. A Thun. M PM I Fee MacNsughton’i rtdf F.M. NISHTLY (Except Sunday] 0 Tf. Old ■ EBfi*Mtitvdii BaMWia J. W. DANT 7Yr. OU NON IN OUN SHOWROOM...PLYMOUTH S3 B RASS M OTORS SON East Commercial, Saafnrd SBMINOLS COUNTY'S LOWEST PRICBS 112 W . FIRST FAST. r n* �> 1 r a r r i N O PKACTtCI Is taperU nt, and thU Fowdtr-Puffar holds h tr mouth right” and g«ts ready to try It, aa Coach Earl Black shows her how it’s done. The Third Annual Powder-Puff Game la scheduled Sunday a t Municipal Stadium a t 2 p. m. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tee pep rallies and a pa­ end spectators which are ex­ Instead ot tackling tho hall rade will be held here today pected to fill tho stadium earner, the oppealag play­ to Uek off the Third Annual Powder Puff Girls Football Game Sunday. The fires pep rally was to be held at Seminole High School just before school lets eet. Aa Impromptu parade will tahe place through downtown fanierd at 4 p. a . with a pep rally on the comer of Kagaolla Are. and First St. right after the parade. Xiek-oS time for the big p m o it I p. ra. Sunday in Memorial Stadium, with the Junior Girls holding e slight edge on the Senior* with their superior "depth." Boy cheerleaders will rouse the spirit of the participants for thla exciting annual game. The Seniors are ahead one point la the (coring stand­ ings, as the first year’s game wound up 13-12 in their favor. Last year's game, ended la a 12-11 tie, as the try for the extra point by the Jun­ iors was foiled with two ml*ntes left to play. Tickets for adults, child­ ren and students will bo on sale at tho gate, with the box office open at 1 p. m. and the public is Invited and urged to attend this unusual game. For those who don't know, the game la played Just like regular football, except that er* n g t got hold el ooo of the etripe oI while doth (called flags) worn on each side of each player, (tucked la the top of the pants) and grab It, holding It aloft ler the referee to spot The quarters are a little shorter than regular foot­ ball, but the refereeing, line­ ups, types of plays and acor­ ing la the seme. Tackling, grabbing, hold­ ing or hitting la not permit­ ted but blocking may be per­ formed without the use of hsndi. Girls wear no padding, no helmets, and sometimes af­ ter the game gets going, no shoes. Lyman's Greyhound eager* forts of Gene Griffin, James will go into action Dee. 11 Golpen and Gena Wlnkelman. against Melbourne's Florida The thre » are sidelined with Air Academy minus the ef- injuries and Griffin is the only one that will even get to see the game, according U Coach Walt Daurtu. i n T a n c i r c u i t c o v is t o r Griffin has a sprained ankle, T ttM SIX TH JU D ICIA L CIR­ CUIT IN AND i r o n aB M IN O M Goplen Is laid up with n sprain c o t MTV. FLORID A. to an ankle that was broken in chancery no, tsaos a u r r o u c c o u n t y f e d - recently, so he la s t i l l o n E ltA L SAVINOS AND LOAN crutches, and Wlnkelman la AHSOC! AT I ON. a u a 11 * d still nursing a broken finger S t a t u s o rp o ra tlo s , F ta ls tttr , from the Florida High grid ■TANLBT TOUNO s a t DON- game. N IB O. TOUNO. His w lf a On the credit side of tho D efendants. ledger Dtnrui e x p r o a s e d NoncB to s r m s pleasure that Jimmy Bhuatcr, I o r PUBLICATION) T O , STANLEY TOUNO who played last year, returned ( R esidence U nknow n) DONNIE a TOUNO. his to school Wednesday a n d w ife showed up for prattle*. Hie ( R u i l s n u U n k n ssm ) father Is a dog trainer and has see E a ih and s i t e n k n a w a just come back with his rac­ persons. p a rtla s a n t deI .n d a n ta who claim br. ing greyhounds, and his boy la th ro u g h , n n da r o r now a Fighting Greyhound. s e t l a s t thn a l a r u m s Starting lineup for tha Flor•T A N L B T TOUNO a a d Ida Air gam# will bet Gena Griffin—If possible, »’ 8"; LaRue Balmer, guard, 6* 7"; Bill Tolsos, center, 6* Donny Smith, forward, 6* g” and Gary Ferrin, forwsrd, 6* 1". The Lyman schedule is at follows: December 11, Florida Air Academy, away. 14, Lakevlew, away. IB, Apopka, home. 18, Kieelmmee, undecided. January 4, Oviedo, home. 5, Titusville, away. S, Bishop Moore, home. II, Florida Air, home. 19, Florida Central Acml., away. 15, Open. 18, Open. 18, Ocoee, home. 22, New Smyrna Beach, away. 25, Apopka, away. 20, Mowey Academy, u n d a c l d a d . 28, Ocoee, away. February 1, Lakevlew, home. 2, Titusville, home. 8, Oviedo, away. 8, New Smyrna, home. It. Kieelmmee, undecided. 15, Howsy Academy, undecided. 18, Blchop Moore, away. 22, Florida Central Acad., home. IMMEDIATE PAYOFF IN CASH OR MERCHANDISE *6.00 Worth Of Stamps FREE Regardless Of Purchase (LIMIT $€ WORTH FREE STAMPS PER CUSTOMS*) Legal Notice D0NN1B 9. TOUNO. h i t w ife w h e th er ae epoueee, heirs, devisees, g ra n te es, a u ls n e e e , lienors, c re d i­ tor*. trn ito o n or othor* wise, ns Is each a n d a ll a t w ham ro e ld o a u la unknow n. aad Kstfc and a ll u n k a sw n roans. p a r tita and dondante, an to ta c k and nil o f whom rooldonee le unknow n, h a v in g or c la im in g to hava any rig h t, title o r latoroot la o r to tb* fallow ing des­ cribed property, w hich It tho sub ject m a tte r o f tho nbovo-otyU ii cam e, v lst K Lot ( . DBA II L A K E IIILLB. according to th e P U t th ere o f, t t reco rd ­ ed In P la t B U R IS, a t Page ST o f tb* Pnbtlc R ecords a f Sem lnola C oun­ ty. F lo rid a Including th e building end a p p u rte n a n c e s located th ere o n , aad to g e th e r w ith the fu rn itu re , fu rn ish in g s end n a tu r e s nltu at* th ere In, a n d located thereon. TOU. AND EACH O F TOU, a r e hereb y notified th a t a C om plelnt h ss been Hied by th e ab o v e, nam ed P la in tiff Legal Notice N O T IC E OF FOR EVERYONE Merry-Go-Round Rides 1 Boy’s Model-1 Girl’s Model Bubble Gum DRAWING Lollipops 8 P.M. SATURDAY ^ Balloons ^ A P P L IC A T IO N FO R TAX DEKII Notice le hereb y slv e n th a t D. HOME, bolder of tho fo l­ low ing C e r t l f i u t i b a t filed oald e ir llf te a ia f a r T au Dead lo be Daued thereon. Tho C trtlflo a ta num ber and y e ar of Issuance, the d e sc rip ­ tion of th e p ro p e rly end the nam e In w hich It w as a sse ss, e.l a re t e follow s: C e rtifica te No. tb Tear St Issuance J u n e I. 1114 D e s c r ip ti o n e f P ro p e rty The Mouth I f fe et o t the N orth t i e fe e t of tho Keet ISO fe e t Of Ulock T V4 o f A O. C happell's dubdlvlclen acc o rd ­ ing to P ie t th ere o f recorded In P a t Book I. page 14 o f tho P ublic R ecords of Sem inole C ounty, riu rtd a . Name In w hich assessed: Ruby L fille Tim m s Alt o r the p ro p e rty being In the C ity o f Mentord, C ounty of HemInola. S ta te a f F lorida. Ualeee such e e rtlfle a te shall bo redeem ed according to taw Ibo p ro p e rty doierlbod In ouch e o rilftc a te w ill bo told to tbo h i g h li t bidder a t th e fro n t doer e f th e C ity IU1I, a t Senford. F lo rid a on th e t i n t M onday la th e m e a th o f J a a n a ry , tIM w hich to th e 1th d a y e f J a n u a ry , t i l l e a rin g th a t o ta l hauro e f ealo. D ated th is I l k day e f Dec­ em ber, t i l l . i t N. Tam m . Jr. C lly T a a C ollector P ublish Deo. f, t l . a t. t l 4 Ja n . I. 1ML C D D -14 25 — TWENTY-FIVE — 25 Pomona was tbo goddeu ot fruits end gardens In the reli­ gion of aaelent Romo. Legal Notice NOTICM lU IIK .lt FICTITIOUS ! t . t n n LAW TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERNi Notice le h e re b y s lv e n th a t the u n d ersig n ed , p u rsu a n t to the " rlc tltln u e Naina H tatuie", C h ap ter 111.01. F. 8. I t ! ! , will re g is te r w ith th e Clerk o t tho C ircu it C o u rt In end fa r Sem inole C ounty, Florida, upon re ce ip t o t Proof o t P u b ­ lication of th is notice, the fletltloua nam e fo -w lli VICK'H NUT IIOUHE. o nder which nam e t am now engaged la business a t H ig h w ay 11-13. Lougwood, F lo rid a. T h a t th e p a r lie s In terested In said b u sin e ss e n terp rise a re aa fellaw ai W ARREN R. MARTIN Oneh a lf O w ner MART EDNA MARTIN Oneh a lf ow ner D ated a t O rlande, O range C oaaty. F lo rid a. November te. nee. w n ita h e r, W ig g in s A B rigm an A tto rn ey s n i Law I I I E. C olonial D rive O rlando. F lo rid a Publish Nev. I t A Dec. T. It. I t , IMS Beautiful Saran Plastic TAILOR MADE - CUSTOM FITTED �‘ Mn. Haines Honored On Birthday isceiianeous tbsr, Mrs. 0 , W. Hall, Mrs. L R. FenaoU, Mrs. Richard HaO, Mrs. Joyce Cert soli, Mrs. R. M. Cain, M n. V. W. Darla, Mrs. C. T. Swaggerty, Mias Joan Shields, Mias Glen­ da Euro and Mias Angela Jonas. Osteen Personals Ry Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mrs. Jim Plnisyson and MIBB CAROLYN HALL, right acuted, and her mother, Mrs. O. W. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Crosby left, a t tha bridal shower in her honor, given by Mra. Ted Jones, le ft stand­ of DeLand wers reeent rialtori of Mrs. Harry Oaten. ing a n d Mias Shirley Jonea. (Herald Photo) Mr. and M n. Roy Staley and M n. Tom Lemon spent last Saturday In Now Smyrna Casselberry Beach. Mrs. Charles Brown attend­ ed tho Plorida Baptist Con­ vention in Daytona Beach. Mrs. James Wallin and Mra. Mr. and Mn. Philip CasaGlen MiUer spent Monday in Circles of tho P in t Prtsby- Jacksonville. Tb* Sanford Welcome Wa- ber, daughter Pbyllla sad aoa goo CM will bold the Decem­ Bemle, bava moved back to terisn Chprch will meet Mon- Mn. Norman Miller and ber meeting at the Capri Wed­ thla area from Laconia, lad., day morning and a covered Mrs. James Wallin represent* whers they have been alnce dish kmcheon will bo served ed the O aten Home Demon* nesday. September. They a n now liv­ at nooo. Tb* general meeting •(ration Club at tho recent Members may Invite their ing on Jasmine Road in Cas­ will be held In tho afternoon. Christmas work ahop at the husbands and guesta. The selberry. Circles meet Monday aa fol- Home Demonstration office In group will meet from 7 to I owa: Circle 1, ia tho Path­ DeLand. Mr. and Mra. Walter Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wil­ p.m. for cocktails and dinner and children, Vicki, Cendy finder’s room, Circle S, in tha liam* attended the Seventh will be served at 8 p.m. Phllathea.room with Circle 7; and Steve, have returned to Following the dinner Christ­ their homo on Lake Drive and Circle S in tho Sanctuary, Or­ District Meeting of veterans mas caroling will be enjoyed. L. M. Lane after aa extended el* 4, in tho Brownie* Bible of World War I at the Elks For dinner reaervatloni please Clasa Room and Circle 8 in Club in Daytona Beach, last stay in Peoria, III. call Mrs. Harold Rowland at Mr. end Mrs. Georg* Miller, the Oleanen’ Room, all at U week. *23-0138, no later than Monday. 1360 L. M. Lane, spent tb* The Oiteen Baptist Church Circle g meets at 8:48 a.m. observed the Lottie Moon Thanksgiving holiday w i t h relatives in Peoria, IIL Mr. with Mrs. Robert Beaierer; Week of Prayer with a ser­ Miller returned borne thla Circle* 7 , 1, • and 10 will also vice Tuenlay morning follow­ week but Mn. Miller remain­ meet at 11 a.m. In various ed by a covered dish dinner. Mr. and Mrs. H. Helb and ed for a longer visit with rooms of tho church. daughter, Virginia, of Morgan, Evening Circles meeting at their children and grandchil­ I p.m. art Circle 1 with Mra. N. J „ called on Mn. Haiti dren. Mra. Rita Bryant haa re­ Warren Adams, Cirela S with Qllhuly recently. Mra. Grace Staley of Tonneturned to her home in Chat- Mra. John Burton and Circle The Royal Arch Widows win 6 with Mrs. Merle Warner. wanda, N. Y„ has been visit­ after a visit tanooga, Tenn meet Tuesday, Dec. 11. In the Circle 3 meets at 7:45 p.m. ing her brother-in-law and sis­ dining room of the Masonic with her aon and daughter-in- with Mra. W. B. Wray. ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Roy law, Mr. and Mrs. Williams Hall for a ham supper, start­ Staley. ing at 8:30 p.m. Hie dinner Dempsey, at their home on Mra. Guy Beall and Mrs Lake Triplett Drive. ia given by a friend who pre­ DeBary Harry Osteen attended the Houscguest this past week fers to remain anonymous. missionary book review, “New at (he Lake Triplett Drive A workshop bn Christmas Frontier! in an Old World,” at wrtathe will be conducted by home of Pastor and Mrs. C. R. the P in t Baptist Church in Zohndor was Ids brother, Paul Mr*. Irving Pryor. M e m b e rs Sanford. Ry Mrs. Adam Muller are requviled In Wine two Zs'hndcr, of Cleveland, Ohio. Mr*. Carrie Darren who Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jordon •pends her tummers at Bel­ yards of nylon mesh, in their ctosen color, and a wiro coat of Clearwater, Mr. and Mrs. fast, Maine, hat arrived at Forest City hanger. E. Dafter of Ormond Beach her home here for tho winter. All York Rite Iwdics and and Mr. and Mrs. Lenord She was accompanied by Mrs. their luilies are cordially in ­ Susie Hook who will spend the Saunders of Edge-water, all vited to attend. winter with her. lly Milrlry Wentworth former residents of Bloom­ Visitors of Elder and Mrs. field, N. J., recently visited OVER 35 YEARS K. A. Wright at their horns on Mr. and Mra. Charles C. Enterprise at Fleet awd Palmetto South Bear Lake Road, are Bertach of Eldorado Dr. (Along Sid* Poet Offlee) their daughter, Mr*. Clyde D. Recent guests of Mr. and Frame, and children, Terri Mrs. Frank Christen at their and Billy, ot Adelphl, Md. Mr. home on Aster Drive, were By Helen Snodgrass Mias Audrey lllcra la attend­ Frame and their older daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. A1 Steele of ing the annual state conven­ ter, Cheryl, plan to Join them Schenevua, N. Y. tion of the Florida Ann. of later, by plane, for Christmas. Miss Dorothy Bell, who haa been vlalUng with her grand­ Health, Physical Education parents, Mr. and Mra. Che* and Recreation at the Methodter Beach, on Lucerne Dr., 1st Youth Camp in Leesburg, this week. Mis* Ultra It phyhas returned to her hoqe in Feradate, Mich. teal education director at the DeLand High School Mr. a n d Mre. Eugene Chauncey ot San Franclieo, Calif., recently moved to Lako HISTORY OF COFFEE Until tit* 1700's, most Eng­ Mary where they plan to make lish physicians regarded cof­ their permanent home. At fee mainly aa a medicine, but prcicnt they aro residing with and Mra. on earlier British doctor fore­ bia parents, saw coffee’s future, not In the Leonard Dunn at their home medical kit but on the dining on Laka Mary. 4’WAY table. Doctor William Harvey, W lP iLK U who discovered tho circulation You won't male many mis­ of tho blood, li-(t a legacy o( take* in etiquette if you al­ * m o n CONTROL coffee when he died In 1857. ways strive to put other* at With the statement, “Thla lit­ ease. tle bean is the source of hap­ piness and witi” he bequeath­ ed 86 pounds of coffee to the London College of Physicians, directing that hit friends gatber once a month to drink coffee in his memory. w Meeting Planned By Welcome Wagon Personals *r 3resbyterian Circles Meet Monday Workshop-Supper Planned For Tuesday Night Among gneat* p ro m t for tbo oecaalon w en Mrs. OtbeQ Sullivan, Mrs. Los T*w, Mrs. Dan Cowart, Mrs. 3. E. Hildabran, Mrs. Pots Hamby, Mra. Ed Westmark, Mrs. Worthnm, Mr*. Harold Rlalaek. Mrs. Jan* Smith and Mrs. M a Smith. Rev. Halms also Joins! In tho celebration. BEDDING O ft and A MegaoN* PA M M SECOND ANNUAL Mrs. Osteen Hostess For Malta Club Epsilon Sigma Alpha CHRISTMAS BALL Tho Cross of Malta Club met recently with Mrs. Harry Osteen. Pinal plans for tho Christ­ mas float tbo club entered hi the DeLand Christmas parade wers discussed. The annual Christmas party wlU be held Dec. 10 at the bom* of Mrs. Lillian Leard ia Orange City. Attending wars Mrs. Harold Hyde, Mrs. B. P. Prosser, Mrs- Hildreth Myera, Mrs. Plora Michael, Mrs. J. Hut­ cheson. Mrs. Ethel Tyler, Mrs. Bertha Klngalsy, Mrs. LUllan Leard, Mrs. Praak Mc­ Guire, Mrs. Lucy Harris, Mrs. Elisabeth CasseLs and the bo*, tail. Sanford Drove, BPO Does will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Elks Club for the regular business and program session. Final plana will b* made for the Christmas party, Dec. 18, and also for the installation of new officers, in January. 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S m a rt V-nook sty lo s In w k ito , k loo, b la c k , ro d , g ro o n ev 4 .9 9 Sweaters Pkg. Open Mondays 'til 9 p. m. CAOC7 COA7IWVATMI The wantod eadat look... 1* 100% virgin turbo Orion acrylic...choooa light oxford, white, flame, tool or beige. Sisoa 8 to SO-' IT S ! • US, Shreaded Foam HWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE Florist ANNIVKRSARY SEW AND SAVE ASSORTED Personals 1 TICKETS PEN N EYS SATURDAY .Pith Pry and bah* sale sponsored by the Men's Club 6 0 * and two circles of the Congre­ gational Christian Cburch at 24th St. and Park Ave. Serv­ ing from 8 to 7 p.m. Grace Mctbodlet WSCS eponsoring a turkey and ham buf­ fet supper at the church. Serv­ ing from 8 to 7 p.m. Chil­ dren’s serving* 10 cents a spoon. Personals 1- - - - - - - - - - LOU P ^P M A N , Ovcheatm MRS. CHARLES MERIWETHER, president of the Daughters of Woaley Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church, presents Rev. J. T. Adams a gift from the class, at the annual Christmas party, held in McKinley Hall. (Herald Photo) Personals Personals r e n o v a t io n protest. Other* attending Jae laded Mow*. Pauli** Row* erd, M. L. Wright, C. H n dao, Clark Lieoerrty, Ann* WUUams, Thorn ai Cain, Roy TOte, B. A. Fntrell, P. A. Rowland, 0. R. White. Gray** Ortfory, 3. R. Coaricr. Mm«*. Louie# Knowl**, P. Atbow, 3. H. Stephan, 3. P. > 3 �> s W a ik o n d T e le v is io n r«*DAY F . * By Abiggil Van lure* p y :; Afe you being »t Office pepsrtpient? mean. “Package* propwJU be cjplfvpwa ip ?" Pftve jrpuevtr lookvpom of a post office? rkpd f -** w counts for most damage. D JS ^pS T E D M OTHER DBAS ARBYs J«B a poet office employs who hi J wept to think , „ only mpre peoWould realiza tha importance of pplng packages I One woman ed the roof because she aapt a i box filled with oatpieal cookies icr son in Korea. And he yn-Pty and asked what w«« supposed to CRIPED Wit? Yes, if you use a dummy rev*ria| pigy tp pnxwc« ■ sixth trump trick. Ypu cflih > Iryimp at trip* two to make sure ipat trumps aren’t going to break 5-p. Then you ruff a club tpd enter dummy with § second trump- Both opponents fol­ low so you know trumps are 8-4. fliep you piD fpother club, *nttr dummy with th* ton’t let 18 M|. afMtj the way of happl s s ." Madame P p b q o , QntTCotMuftatlon Rhone 614-7099 F o r Apppinimpni 144 4 ) C ^ U b t Jt.n Into M c i i ’,(*) Air rorq* Row* IU vlvw f M IM »f«F iha‘Vrotaieor (J) V ictory a f S u W y> *»•’* » >»ffiI? •Tork QUnta l:N «»> .Direction* ’JU P A m r.w.Uy.wOT* c3 fen . M> W MunajiMud jows i Irving Berlin’s festive fMRert4}n] “White Christmas,’’ retUfpl Movieland Drive-In Theatre. Berlin’s catcjiiest melodies. t] spectacular Vista t Fefwnpwrt re* Vision-Technicolor tp release- Nino Then # tW ly.’^Fya! ^°',u H 0 N P 4 Y A .M . mm » ^hlt t»VAUVO^ w v io n *« M & . " 1:14 (4) Jo e y Olehnp Show U ) Sir. Smith does Tp Washington 1:14 (S) Sat. Nlgbt MotIoi (*) U w n a i t W «lk 4:14 ( ! ) H ava U ua WIU T ra vol .14:44 (1) KUtht of th e W *4k 1:14 (I) J 7 Bunaat S trip 14:4* II ) J a c k M a r Show 11:4* ( » Mo/a) I n i i i a t Oar .«•> Mid-m*. im u :W (SI rotor Oo*» :U (I) Ck. (U tU n t .14:14 ( ! ) a K u T » 4 t Spar* JMt IW At- y.#ajbau- Rm.Ion »t I m OIiio 4:1* (!) SUC News (I) Women'* -MaJ 1#. Bowling 1:4* (4) Tod u u k Amatenr 4:1* 14) RUUwlnktp I4l 0 . f i C ollfM * t w l 4:4* (4) T h . ,WHar'd ot 0» i n Moot Uts Proaa 1:4* (I f Knalgn O T oole « ) A afU i Vail ay b a r* TiM (4) World f t (4) r ja p ltn o a a 11:44 (I) A pe Kln^l R tp o rt "Cre*n Mansions” will play. On riRWf Friday m and Saturday im am ■■umiy* "Lad, A Dog,” ‘iPiftoa That Took Rom*n sad «Up Pariwv??’’ win pity. C o valrad* 11:4* ( t ) Tonlt* • R A H W A Y A* M. 14:44 (»1 ;*) I> ») r * t t h for To4oy C h rlo lo p h rr .o rr if ls i D o th * th * u X I JiUBdo Al O b T on? M d <»> U onaasa (*) Tl»» S u l II) Frio* U IHaM JloCoy* .Ui Jfm a» M« tit* (t> O K. T hoaD r I t ) "A* C o n o r loo* I f !*:•* (4) b lu s h Bhor* (4) Csnaip Camara % lt £ s , 2 y ' L . 41) C o n o * a tr * u * n aovp+T r. % m m and T*chnlcolor, th* spoctac* u la r p ro d u c tio n c u lm in a te d a l­ m o st a d re a d * of p la n n in g by Irving Berlin, a c k n o n td g e d by c rltlcii and p u b lic a lia * ai A m e ric a 's g T * at* st w rite r of r 2f*rtb’| WddlP« i« pot ffcommended. Ilia sxcui* was that he thought his pjMtbP1’ would held 11 cards ip the Jbfipr lUiif, ftot y mers Ip. Win. tha 4*van ypadr cqntract depended on a finesse «t yurit- MW W U IBU f»“ away for South to make It find witJtpqt haying to fip•is*. First couqt ypur alnpery. (*) jrw r ,Wo»W ,o4 ^ (// Wither ,** x & M h: ,or w m t musical attraction* In »crr«r| history, return* Sunday to the Movieland Drlye-In Theatr* tq *iigkt aiidlaiKM »n«iphotographed *n vuuvisioq *nqp|h«. I g«t a civil arniplrnent; A year later | married a high school sweetheart. Jhat lasted |P mopth*. I got a divorep. Thsn I married a man old anough to be my father and that didn’t work either- Now I am Jlngjf a*»M» and never been happier. I aw PPt beautiful, and don’t run aften men, but 1 don’t have y troifple getting thptp- NfiW realize that 1 will never make a f°ftd Wife-1 ^u«t (|op'| want any tpap • ‘■porta ’*> igK iSf f I Nawar**m .41:4* (» sigh Cm 1144 (4) Sp otu S tool 11:1* <l> tf liO T f M * N#w* Irvin harMn’4 *,Wh|t«i q»rUt- On W*a>ws4sg |a d Thurs­ 11:4* (I) WaaTkaF’siiow U :U ( t l Chanaal I T haalar SUNDAY I*. R . (Si Holly wood J U t l i , »«*.’’ on* of th« most populst day, rBaddte Tb« Wind" and h av e been in th e box of “ saw d u st." •w Trooper (»> S p o rts W c h llg fc tf 4:44 U> N otional F o o tb a ll ‘ I<c. Iftg b llg h tn •V jj* ' »P «J* v; ^Mia .n*. s^tnii^ DEAR N Q t J f yon qrn <?R}«Pk rifh your single life — and it is a laefful and happy one, don’t doodle rlth yquf noodle. A peypop who U ,oi marriage material and who mow* it' should stay single, t * t DRAR ABBY: What do you hlnk of two mature people — a lp their twenties — smoeeha ray lpce mad in a subway train lifting the rush houy V'Uh everyone poking on? NYC •'S • DEAR NYC: A performance of his kind if in the poorest taste. Be- n ^ in <W / B C JS v a n ti* *<*•>( ould U AJPjjMk* to turn down man I am dating now but | th|nk ould be unfair to nmrry him. Do think I Qmht to have my hapd nlned? Evtrybody eUe doe*. '’NO TIES" AND HAPPY F R a’g i l p ; 9 nd !|ka footlw!}* through canvas phqtw And thin heavy boxes arc thrown on top pf them? ^ 9a tf ? canltt* hand!- at U CLA 4tSa <1) a u t o popular *ongs. It trama two of our finest entertainer*—Bin* Croaby and Danny Kay*, and further feature* th* wans long styling p f B ° 4 « m » r y (•looney and th* ■ t p n n | n y d a n p ln g of V cra-C Ilyn. Directed by A c a d e m y Awanl-wlnntr Michael Curtli, "W|ijt* Christmas” contains nioro lavish production num­ bers, more beautiful girls, more wonderful laughs and more warm, hipuan dr»ma than a hulf doi*n other films wrap­ per! Ipto one. Th* longs, yhifh are rat*d ttm°ng BerUp’f Inrlurlo "White Chriltpias,” "Count Your Bleasluga Instead of Shyep,” "Uv* You Didn’t Du Bight By Me.” "U W jn" ••Tb# Best Th*p»» H * p p * p Tb* Lake M*ry R«m* p*mPMtr*t|oa ciuk will p**t p«*f Tuesday at 10:SQ pi. ft th* monthly hi htld In the fT?up’* annual irilh Chr'.Unsf Party. Membfra of tb* club will present individual |dyw on Christman decorating and will 11:44 Jt$) ^ « k j r < Jb m f » r exchange gifts not to cost more than M cents each. Ifra. Kill* Rplton, who |t* K 10 9 7 r s t v r v s v f : «u tended a h*k| Mh°°l Md *f tb* Bow* P*n»owtratlop Cen­ 14 iff f » Ajsgtg J-sn* p t ^ l f kaiam ter ip sttnfwii i*st g u t, win 1 m r t lU td lp g Boom «how the flub bow tp ihspo w A K .Q 1 P * ♦ Qd roll* for baking and frreslng. A| n lloyUifM fpr th* day win A tr F o rce V f P f ne vulnanbi* R eview b* Mr#. ipHn |Cihir. Mf»- 0(«o 4:11 (* ) NFT. P m F o o tb slt Boutwell, Mr». Joy 8pi*th*rt, XlokoU While You're D ancing,” Mrs. Marry Bandusky and l | l l ( f f W U VcpIbaU— Waats fladablna al "Choreography" and "(le*, I lire. Irw(n Slnkbell. Wish I Was Dark IQ the •F Derby Army." Maw peopl* la town look «| tn plonfplp Tfu* other feature on th* lit raid Adi- B* mr* your C ulltge proataip w h i c h will pb business Is r»pye**qM with f:«* Ickolf Jack of hearts, ruff dummy'# through Tuesday Is "2sDkV| attractive advertisements, NOAa last club wigs your last Wild Dog Of Tb* Nerth-” pall I wa: ayr*cM»# trump,' get to dummy once ipore with the ace of dia­ mond* and discard your other diamond on dummy’# last trump. This leaves you with four good hearts and you iprf»d your hand. Ypu have found a way to make six trump tripks Instead of the fivp you started with. Uh J.h a 9AWWA D U and Robby Darin, who Sbrought together for t^* fiyat tiqu in Ufj^i highly pgpudur “Cope R ep tp h h o ra re m t A Mm a n » y m r Uon Hunter pro* r reletuad hy OnjtoRwjal. MicheUn# i Lun4, Ceaay Ronj*p> upd Stefanj* P complete thy cost toaegra In this roc t m * ly In full wfof. >»b of cake ^ifl»|Mwm could VfH k NldBiM lit w L im -------—... . m m h ................. ■*£*->■ * w •< 3 .y gurrjFr I” t cruis an hour Ipf b*r libpr in the kitchen. If * boqsewif* considers her Ume I* worth more lh«P 48 crnis in hour, whether •he ipeqds that Um* in ppmWunity service, help# f eon#pan loo to her husband and children, or os an outsidf Job that U sure to pay p great deal more, or Juit Ip developing hrr pth and Interests through itudy fourici. tbfS #h* bl» o® right Ip f#el guilty Is making *1^ *' ■• D p i wCJ) * « / R* Row* 4:4* tl) Maks • # * • fee (!) A m em sn Which tepma Saadrp Dee *pd iobby Darla and is A# beauti­ ful with its jooior photography as it la hilarious. The (Univer­ sal picture opens tiupdsy at fringa pom* recent Inform#bon froip the igrlcultursl gc if arch Serving, M recent­ ly reported la l i e Rcader’e «(*•»»• !|ere as* th* farts: Already prepared magli that co»t for a family qf four for on. day cpn be flgcd br the houKwifg, barren, starting from »cr»!cb, for li *o test thso the prepared meals. But to ao that, the house­ wife would bare to spend (our extra hours in tb* kit­ chen. Th*t wpuU mesa she fan Tree# C dw afS a B eadeU a# ( I ) B e e rtt S torm :n am o Wh R»h*Miiiatt Surveys ip depth h*v« shown that housewives feel a bit guilty if things are made too esay for lhf(n. In fact, that guilt kelinf was (I) »kf > f i l l ( t ) D ouglas Ing French actress MJcfaglias presle, JphR Lund, C*#ar R*n>*TO wd gurvsooou* Stefsols Powers, U snore than a worthy " ^ r v b x n t a J . follow-up in Muntor's previous bite- Th* picture was deftly Seminole TV directed by Henry Uvln, beautifully photographed by Academy Award winner RunmH Matty ("Bpnrtacus”), go*lain* opt-of-thls-werld seta detlgaad by anothar Qu*r wisuer, Alexander Colltagu (also for "Bpartpcua”) and more than HQstunning gown# of al dcacripUona designad by Jm l-ouls, op* pf Hollywood's foremost fashion creators. PHONH FA M U 4 TOM ITB » I AT, •1-00 A CARDOAP BIG TRIPLE FBATURB N*. 1 At Tt#f Paly ”F«rry T p Hp|t« Ro*gT Orson Welle* . Color No. 8 At ?:U Only “Six R)ack lionjea" Audi* hlarpby • Color Nq. « At I*:I5 Only Most Amailng Tree Hterj F^rrenr* i i a |J. B. Ntv#l History , . 9 PA^H T ||i *t |HS WAR i^ V R ir Eve* A Bottfr Motion Picture “Np Han la An Inland’’ Jeffrey l|uqt»r • C*jer R IT 1 TODAY & SAT. Al |;»« - »MI- 3:lp - Till TECHlfICO|.QR STARTS SUNDAY F*TP reg* PM B A * xretjoar WH- we-w H f W . . . a f a r U w t ’c a v « » p i m Tt* *•* t*R I'M* H iMWRf M lfc« MW «rt“f IW tlu m *M<m» « n m m i* bf «aiy ip ir 4 *n#wd *9 * ^ l“ i w i» m * wreUal haw* tlreagh? H fa« U p | iff* Ml p* really. M r * U a pUret? IW ^ *m M? TkM p4» H W r H fl W»F» *9 9 .) t h * '] > i th a i m M l MlH «k* «Wp H R ^ r MW «M • w 1*r m MM ¥ M m f « f . < M iif n m n tm m « f?H i Mu m (Mmv M-r tn« ’M Niria*- T*f» F n tto f Ralgr’f apt » w W M d * T r# ifi P m t l M ME TOUR AUTHQWMp PPPTIAG BJALER fOJ AWJM CHOICE qf W'.OETRdPPP P#(B P°ea C*-F**t«ra • Bun. • 1:41 0*|j Mao. A Tata. «;M Only ISO. B ill Hem phill M o to rs, Inc SANFORD, FLA 8HQWI AT 1 * H - UN - 1.19 - * M �• -^*5 r. V m m Legal Notice 4-t'l • r - - *. • ■T Legol N o tic e M IK X e r VA**#*, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS HI-FI IlffM Rccordt. Top CALL SHIRLEY JOKES at FA 2-M12 to lilt TOJT GUI lot. Chrlitmu, claule, U ia i. popoUr. Perfect gift (or a a / mombar of the family. SWEATERS, illperer l t d SaaJord Electric. DownCardigan*, JUS to $liM tow* Sanford. FA MM3. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA 2 Mia to lilt yottr Gift Ohrt ym e family tbo moat loatiag gift W aU. Battar v i u n n u o n r a v ix d m m m i U M IT M m B fT * T « t T o*, anil t x k o f you. a ra hereby notified a n ! required la fit* a n r claim * a a l d e­ m ands w hich r a n . a r a lth a r e f f a n . m a r hav* a c a la a t said a a la ta ta Iba office of Haa. f t V a rao a Ills * . J r . C o a a lr Ju d g e a t lo m la o ta C o u n tr. a t hla office In th e C o a rt Houoe In Hanford. F lorida, w ithin ala c a le n d a r.m o a tb e from the lim a a t th e flra t publication a f th la ao tlca. Kach claim or dem and m uat ha In w ritin g and c o n ta in lh a g lare o f real* donee a n d pool office addrara a f lh a c la im a n t and m a tt he •w o rn to h r th e c la im a n t, hla a g e n t a r a tl o r a e r , o r lha eam e a h all ha eold. / a / R a r T hom aa Man*, field A* A d m la la lra ta r o f lha R o ta te o f OLLIB K. M A X IFIE L D Deceased. (lea. A. gpoar, J r . A tlo ra e r fo r anld X a lata SPORTING GOODS eeaafal future with World Book Encyclopedia and/or CUSHMAN Golf Carta, and Cfellderaft. 3224m . Scooter*. Gaaollne A Elec­ tric, new and naed. Fin­ iTt i n va w rj u de itca iea rlr r c mc or ec ni tr, • Quality • fashions ance Plan. Robeon Sport­ in axd row ar.MiT0t.is • Servlet ing Goods. Downtown San­ corxTT. m t a n r r t o n Qlfta tor allt in t . ix cifaarMMT xn. twm* ford. FA 2-M61, T U B BKAMK.V* BA N K F O R YOWELL’S DANIEL Green SUppcra, Of Sanford STOCKING 8TUFFERS $4J9 to R R Otter bed­ room slippers from 93JS. Brass Ctoiatain ball* from India. Jaa’a S pecially Siop, CALL SHIRLEY JONES It IVEY'S FA 2-MU to Ust your Gift •posing a t Urn Mayfair SHOE STORE Idea*. Hotel Doc. 11. Select that apeeial gift from a wide BOOKS * CARDS Singer Round Bohbla equip­ variety of hand carved ped to alg aeg. Guarantee. •crotna. trays, tea acts, IDEALS, Classics, Chlldron’a I Payments fl.ll. Phono •tc. from exotic India. Books. A Shopper’s Dreamt FA 24411. McVlcara, Downtown Han­ Linoleum Bugs, P a i n t s , ford. Tarps, 'Luggage- Army' Photo greeting canlf. mad* Navy Surplus. Sanford. from your negative, nr lor S1.00 extra we win take th* picture. 41 Hour ser­ CALL SHIRLEY JONES at vice. Gassman Photo Ser­ FA 2-MU to Ust your Gift vice, 1322 MeUonvUle. Ph. Ideas. FA 2-7042. S Flee* Living Room Suite APPLIANCES LUGGAGE |MJO. Choice ef colon. 3 Piece B e d r o o m Suite. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at |MJO. Choice of Colon. PA 2-MU ta Hat your Gift Ideas. Echols Bedding Company. MOVT, WHAT DID TOO DO WITH T H t I-----w R ^ppeo r < HOW TH<MRMUMSSR* /THRU THMCOMIC no JIT A r iachuo such m o i i v s t r i p which IM T H R C IR C U IT C O U RT o r T II H N IX T H J t'D IC IA L C IR - c t 'r r o r axd ro a hrmi- X O L R COUNTY, F L O R ID A . C 'H A X CR RT XO. SMSI AUKIIU'AN FEDERAL BAYtNfin AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION OP ORLANDO, P la in tif f , CHA RLES X. O lL LlA ltD , a t u s, , D tfo n d a n tn PlGOCD W17W BUSTS MOMAMO ROPBYBWNSMs NSCM6WXO ( fert FIRE/ X c/infi? J MAD AT BOOHCAS&IfcA, _ ■ — 0UILDWG/ ROSEBUSH Hnc.rop7iu Legal Notice Legal Notice m SCATTERED M O AdCUTSl N BACH PATER (jH D b d W m H Q x mb our/ o' toVRkTMdln[ ^ Now Open For Lunch By Popular Demand Call For Reaervatlon XorrSt'H OK SUIT IX SIOHTUAflD FOMF.ILOMIU! T O i.L A R A lN R F. OII-LIARD R K a in R X C R i Unknown AXD TOi All p a rties rlalm ln g In te re sts by, thraogh. tindar o r a a a ln a l Iba afu ra•aid parson. TOU AHK haraby aollflad t h a t a C om plaint lo fo r totoao a c e rta in m o rtsa e o on. c um borlnu lho follow ing d r i ­ e r Ibad ra a l property. in -w ilt Lot 7. IV I L I, I A M H O N JIB K IlIT g. according lo tha p la t th tra o f aa raeordad In P lat Hook 1C, pago I f , ru b lle lltco rd a o f gam lnola County, F lo r­ ida. h aa b a tn flic,I agalnat yon In lha a h o v * .sty led ault, and you a ra ro q u lrtd lo aarvo n copy of y o u r Anawar or o lh ar P la ad ln g to tha Com plaint on P l a in t i f f s atto rn ay a. A.NDKIlBON. nUHII, DEAN. LOIVNDBg A van dan UKRO, IS! Kaat C a n tra l Avanua, Orlando, F lo rid a, a n d flla lh a o rlaln al A naw ar o r o th ar Plaadlng In th a offlco of lho C lark of lho C ircu it C o u rt on or b t f s r t tho t f t h day of D a itm b tr, ISIS. I f you fall to do ao, a dacras p ro eonfaaao will bo la k rn a g a ln a t you for tho rallaf datn a n d td In lho Complaint. T hla Notlco ahall ba publla h td onca a waah for fo u r conaacutlvs w aaka la th* Tha Hanford H arold. DATKD thla Slat day a f Novem ber, IMS. (HEAL) A rth u r II. nackw ltb. Jr., C lark of C ircuit Court Uy: M artha T. V lhl.n D aputy C lark Pubtlah N or. IS. St A Doc. 7. I t . IMS. C D C -II Wtapons HO. WMAT'H AU. TW* JATL-LIKH X HOT AHUOTW CM W H A D Sy r* 1 1 r rr fr ir 1 ________________ f Vie OOCTOWMUST li" * , _ ---- < l f A v e . THERE 19 firA M UNOER1TAND. XAM THE A d O fW S 5 IN TUB m w PWA4«« - x must co back J outobfan - w a TO UAO THA 1 ROOP9 ASAiHSr J AXE HtlDtO— J suoomtr. rm souN oof OISTAMT TOM-TOMS — r r 1 1 l# a 5T u rr XI 1 m » m I IT • TT rIT IT sT r r m j a X) A o r t t 'H OF A PPL IC tT lO X FO H TAX DKKD N otice la h arab y given th a t D. IlOMK. h oldar of tha fnllow in g C a rllfle a to has filed •a id c e rtific a te fn r T a l Deed to ha Issued thereon. T he C e rtlflra la num ber and y a a r o f leeuance, tha deecrlp(Inn o f th e p ro p e rty and tha nam e In w hich It w aa aaaasaa,| a ra aa follow a: C e rtific a te No. I Y ear of lea iia n cs Ju n o 1. 1M# D e-ertp tlo n o f P ru p erty i T he N orth S7 feat of lho W est SI feat o f lha gou th 4 of ltla rk I t T ier IS of Florida L and and ’ C o lo n liatlo n Com­ p an y Llm ltad Map of th* Ht. n e r lr u d * A ddition lo lha Tow n of Hanford, Florida, a c ­ c o rd in g to l i s t th ereo f rero ri|e ,| In F la t llook I, pane I t s of th* P u b lic Racorda of Mamlnot* C ounty, Florida, (l-ee* X 7 ft. for allay ) Nam* In w hich assessed: Al­ b e rta Ilueaey All o f the p rn p a rty being In lh a C ity qf Hanford, Florida, C ounty o f Hamlnole, Htat* of F lo rid a. Unl»a* such e a rtlflc a ta ahall ha radeam ed a ccording lo law lh a p ro p e rly deecrlbad In such c a rllfle a to w ill bo sold lo tho h ig h est bidder a t the fro n t door of th e City Hall, a t Hanford. F lorida on the flra t M onday In tha m onth of J a n u a ry , IMS which la tha l l h day o f J a n u a ry , IMS dur* Ing lh a leg al ho u rs of sale. D ata,! th is 3lh day of Decam ber, IMS. II. N. Tam m . J r . C ity Ta* C ollector P u b lleh Dec. 7. 14, SI, SI A J a n . 4. IMS. CDD-SS XOTICR TO URFF.XD T IIH ST STM OF FLORIDA TOI MARTHA J. HIMPHON t l b t E ast 14th Avano* A urora, C olorado You a ra h araby aollflad th a t l u ll ha* baan filed a g a ln a t you In tho C ircuit C ourt of gam lnola County, F lo rid a, In rh a n c a ry , an abh re v la ltd til l s of which la F lra t F ederal Having! and L oan A ssociation of Bemlnola C ounty, n c o rporation. P lain ­ tiff, v*. M artha J. lim pann. D efendant, th* n a tu re of sold su it bein g a su it to forecloa* th a t c e rta in m d rtg a t* dated J u n e S, IMS, and of racord la O fficial Racorda Rook 171, p a s s SIS. Bemlnola County p u b lic racorda, encum bering th* follow ing described root p ro p a rly , to -w lt: L ot S». LANbTg ADDITION TO HANFORD. Florida, ai-cordlna to p i s ' hereof recorded In P la t s«*k S. pages t a n d IP. of tha pubtlo record* of Beml­ nola C ounty, tfo rtd a , a n d you or* hereby required to Ml* y our a n sw e r In said a u lt w ith th e underelgned C lerk a f eald C ourt and to aarvo a copy Ih e rto f upou th* P la in tiff a a tto rn e y whoso nam * and a d d re ss appear be­ low. on o r befor* th* 4th d a y of Ja n u a ry , IMS. and In d e fa u lt th a ra o f Itocra* Pro Cunfsaao w ill be a lte re d a a a ln a l you. W ITXEB8 m y hand a id of­ ficial seal a t th* County C o u rt Huuee, Hanford. Kaminolo County. F lorida, th is SSIh day of Novem ber, IMS. (SE A L ) A rth u r IL Beckw ith. Jr., C lerk of Ik* C ircuit C oort lly : Je a n K. H like D eputy C lerk A. E dw in Hhlnkolaer F ir s t Federal Building p. a Doi m i S anford. Florid* A tto rn ey fo r th* P la in tiff P u b lis h 1. Nor. S« A Dto. 7, XI, SI. 1ML . PD RRCL4M X M HAMS NOTICE I* herab y giv e* that lh a un d ersig n ed A rth u r H. B aekw llh, J r - Cl a r k of C ircuit Court a f Hemlnola County. F I o r l d a .w l l l. * n th * t i t k Hay of D ecem ber. IMS, a t 11tee o'elack A. XL a t th* F ro st Door a f tk # Homlnol* County C ourt Houaa. Hemlnal* r o n a lr . In th* c ity o f Hanford. F lo rid a, o ffe r fo r sol* a n d oell a t pabllo o u tt r y to th# h lg h a a t a n d boat bidder fo r eneh. th a fo llo w in g described p ro p e rty situ a te d In Bemlnola County. Florid*, to r *,!Lol 47. Jonoon'o Hubdlvlaton. according la Ih* P la t th ere o f a s racordod In p la t Book 71, P a g e *T, o f the public re co rd s of Hemlnolo C ounty. F lo rid a , p u riu a n l la th# F in a l Doera# of F oredoonro en tered In a case ponding In said O iu rt, th* atyl* of w hich I* THE RUTLAND C O U N T Y BANK, a T o rm e n t h a n k in g In* elltutton, .............. p la in tiff, WITXEBH m r h a n d a n d th# official eeal a t aa Id C ourt, Ihla l l h d a r • t Decem ber, III! " ^ A rth u r H. B e c h w lth . * J f e C lerk of th e C ircuit C o u rt • f Seminole C o u n tr. f l i r Ida B r : M artha T . Vlhlo* D e p u tr C lark Jeeeph M. F ltig e ra M BAVINOH IN T i l l ! C IT T O F A tlo ra e r lor P lm n tiff N E W Y O R K , a N ow Y o r k c o r ­ I I I a e c u rltr T r u e t B ldg p o r a tio n . Miami » . F lo rid a F l a i l O ff. Publish Decem ber T. ra C D D -lt IIKN RT JRRO M B MAXN1CKI X OTIC PI O F A F F L IC A T IO X and THERESA MAXNICKI, FO R TA X DRRD hla wlfo, D afendanta. Nolle# la h e re b y glvon Wiet D. ROME, h o ld e r a f lh a fa l­ M T ira o r a r r r low ing C a rllflea to h aa filed THM BTATM O F FLORIDA raid e a rtlflc a ta fo r T a g Deed TOt THKHRBA MAXNICKI. w hoaa roaldanca la In lha to be leaned thereon. Tha C e rtific a te anrnber a n d S la te e f fthode Isla a d NeSIca la h e r e b r g lre n th a t year a f leaoanee, tha daeg rlp r- - r —-r --- - --a u lt haa b e en filed In the h«h w» above Indicated C o o rt a g a ln it nam* In which i t wa* a sse ss •d a ra aa follow a: you and H a n r r Je ro m e M asT tw a t nlchl. th # t it l e a f w hich eaee C arllfleato No. I l l Isauane* Juno 7, 111# la aa above show n. D esert pttww a t F i e p o rty i Y ea a r e h a r a b r ra q a lre d la file r e a r a n aw o r o r w rllle a t u t *1 of R ota C o a rt A d d ltlo a defenses, If any. In lh o ab o ra to th* City o f S anford. F lo r­ proceeding w ith th e C lark of ida, according lo P la t th e re o f th la C o u rt a n d lo aarve a rocordad In P la t nook L g a g aa copy th o ra o f upon th a plain- I, 4 and ! of th o Pubtlo Re­ t l t r a a tto rn a y a w hoaa aam a cords of Hemlnolo County^ a n d a d d reaa a p p e a ra hereon, Florida. on o r boforo lh o S lot day of Nsm* In w hich a ssesto d l M ra D ecem ber, l i t ! , th e n a tu re Joel H o k k a n tn All of th* p ro p e rly b a ln g e f th la p roceeding being a a u lt to foreclooe th a lien of la lh a c ity o r Hanford. C oun­ ty of Hemlnolo, H ints o f irto ra m o rtg a g e on lha follow ing daacrlbed p ro p e rty o llu a to In Ida. Unteaa each e a rtlflc a ta s h a ll Bemlnolo C ounty, F lo rid a, ta be rodoemed a ccording lo la w w ltl Ih* p roperty described In such L ot I t . B lock I. IIE F T LRR IIOSI Kg ORLANDO certlfloalo w ill be sold to lh a BKCTIOX ONW, according highest bidder a t th* fro n t to m ap o r p in t th ra o f re ­ door of th* C ity Hall, a t Bancorded In P la t Book II. ford. Florida on Ih* f ir s t P a g e I. Public Racordo Monday In Ih* m onth o r J a n ­ o f Hemlnolo C ounty, F lo r- uary, IMS w hich I* Ih* 7th day of J a n u a ry , IMS d u rin g lha 1***1 h o u rs of sale. D atad Ihla l l h day « t Deo* Hanford. Homlnolu C ounty, S la ta of F lo rid a, th la l t d day amber, IMS. H. N. T am m . J r . of Novam bor 1ISL C ity T a* C o llte to r (SRA Ll A rth u r H. U eckw lth. Jr.. Publish Dae. 7, 14, >1, I t , C lo rk o f th o c ir c u it C ourt A Jan . 4, IMS. CDD-SS B yi M a rth a T. V lhleu d. a IX . T H R CIRCU IT COURT, Roess, W ig h t A D urford XIXTII JU D ICIA L C IR C IT T, S7S7 F irs t Avonue Mouth IX AXD r o w BHMIXOLD Ht. P a tsro b u rg , F lo rid a COUXTV. FLORIDA. A tto rn e y s fo r P la in tiff IX UHAXCRRV XO. P ublish Nov. t<. SS A Dae. NINTH FX D BRA L 1SSS* BAVINOH 7. 14. IMS. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a CDC-II corporation o rg a n ise d and s ila tlu g un d er tho law n o f th* IX THM CIRCUIT COURT OF Untied S ta la s o f Am erica. T IIH X IX TII JU D IC IA L CIR­ Plaintiff CUIT IX AXU FO R BKMtPAUL W . HTRAT7B and JI!A N ­ XOLR COUXTY, FLORID A, IX CHAXCKRX XO. IM S! NUS U HTHAUn. hla w lfo, D efendanta SU FFO LK C O U N T T FXDXOTICR o r I L IT K ltA L BAVINOH AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. a U nited Htatea TOi PAUL W. HTRAiru and c o rp o ra tio n . JKANXIXK hi* wlfa, P la in tiff. va. P lnckard, A labam a J 17It 11T f|. BOETTCHER, a and to a n y and a ll o lh a r alnglo m an, p a rtie s claim ing any rig h t, t il l s , a n d /o r In# D aftndanL XOTICR TO APPMAR toraat In and to tho fol* IR T F t RLICATIOXI low ing described pro* TO t J K n tlY O. UUKTTCIIER, p a rty , lo w ll: a alnglo man L ot 41 a n d tho N orth One(lla sld sn c o U nknow n) H a lf | N 4 ) of L o t 4S, and F ra n k Is W oo d ru ff* lube Kach a n d all unknow n division o f lands, g o u th parsons, p a rlla s and 4*. Hanford, F lo rid a, accord* fandantn who claim by, Ing lo p la t th ara o f reco rd ­ th ro u g h , under or a g iln s t ed In P la t Dook S. P a g a tho nforeold 44. Publlu R acorda of JE R R Y <1. BOETTCHER, Bemlnola C ounty, F lo rid a, a single man, Including specifically, b u t n n | w h e th e r n* epnuee. heirs, by w ay of lim ita tio n , t b s fol* deviate#, g ra n te e* . aa- lowing M atu res and equip* algneea, llenora, cre.lt. m tn t. a ll p o rm an e n tly In­ to rs, tru alaa a o r o lh ar- stalled: wlao, aa to to ch and a ll 1. Wall If a a ta r — In te rn a of w hom reoldooco la tlo n al— Modal 11-70. unknow n. S. W ater Ite a ta r— Baf-T* and H ot—Modal KHtlHODC. E a rh and a ll u a k n o w a TOU ARB H EREBY N O T t. person*, p a rtia l and da- FIKD th a t th* P la in tiff. fendants, aa to sa e h and NINTH F E D E R A L BAVINOH a ll a f w hom raeldenc* la AND LOAN AHHOCIATIOX. a unk n o w n , h a v i n g o r corporation o rg a n ise d and c laim in g Iu have any • ti l li n g u n d s r tb s law s o f lh a rig h t, tllla o r Inlarest United H tatea of A m erica, In o r to th a follow ing h*a In stitu te d a u lt a g a in s t d o s rrlb td p ro p e rty , which you In th* C irc u it C o u rt o t Ih* la lh a su b je ct m a tte r of Ninth Ju d ic ia l C ircuit. In a n d tho ab o v o -sty led cause, for Htmlnol* C ounty. F lorida, Ih* n a tu rs o f th* ou lt ta I* t h a t c e rta in m o rt­ L ot 4* a t HHAH LAKE a(oretloee ls * w hich Incum bora th* H IL lJt acco rd in g to the above described p e rty , sold P la t th ere o f, aa recorded property b e in g paro ltu a la d a n d In P la t Rook IS, a t Pane located In Hemlnolo C ounty, I", of th* Publfc K trords of Bemlnola C ounty, F lo r­ Florida. You a n d sa c k o t you ar* haraby req u ired to tit* ida; In c lu d in g t h o building yuur A nsw er w ith Ih* C lerk and nppu rto n an ro n . locat- o( th e C irc u it C ourt, ta nod *-l th ereo n , and to g eth e r for Hemlnolo C ounty, F lo rid a, w ith th* fu rn itu re , fu rn . sod sorvu a copy tb a rs u f u p o n lah ln g t, and flx lu rte s itu ­ H arold A. W ord. III. o f th * a te th aru lo , a n d located firm of W lndarw aodls. H aines, ilu n la r A W ard. I l l P a rk thereon. TOU. AND EACH OF TOU. Avenue, g o u th . W in te r P o rk , ar* hereb y notified th a t a Florida, A tto rn e y s fu r P la in ­ C om plaint h a s boon filed by tiff In th a above action, un th* a b o v t-n a m e d P la in tiff or before th * }Tlh day o f a g a in st you and sa e h of you Deeontbtr. IM S, else a Deere* to fu rtclo sa a m o rtg a g e on l*ro Coafeeeo w ilt b* e n te red th a above-doeertbod property a g a in st you. IT U O R D ER E D t h a t th la In th* a b o v s-sty U d cause and you a n d each of you nr* her*, b* published la th a B anfnrd hy required to Ml* an An- H erald, a n e w sp a p er publlehow or or o th e r P le a d in g re - •d In Hemlnola C ounty, F lo r­ • l>»nslv* th sro to w ith the ida, o n r, eac h w eek to r fo u r C lerk o f th* abovo-entltled cuneecutlve w eeks. WITNEHH the band o f Ih* C ircu it C ourt and to sere* n eopy o f anrh A nsw er or C lark a f th * C ircuit C ourt, ■emlnol* C ounty, F lo rid a, th is o th e r reapoaelve Pleading upon th* P l a in t i f f s A tto r­ * 1*1 * * * N ovem ber, ney*. Courahoit a n d C eurshan. 17*1 lle rL IU n Avenue, Miami (HEAL) Reach. F lo rid a, ort o r be fore A rth u r It. B eckw ith. J r , C lerk o f th* C ircuit C ourt th# ISIh day of I h o m b e r , Myi M a rth a T. V lhlon IMS; o th erw ise the a lle g e , D. ft tlvn* of sold C om plaint will t\ Inderw oadle, H alaos, H u n trr b* tak e n a s confessed by you. d u n e a n d o r d e r e d at A W ard lh a Hamlnolo C ou aty C ourt- *14 P a rk Avonua. Houth house. H in fu n l. F lo rid a this W in ter P a rk . F lo rid a l l l h day o f N uvom ber, IMS. L, | 4 1ML“’r- U ** * D*#(HEALt A rth u r 1L B eckw ith Jr., CDC-II C lerk o f tb s abova-on. title d C lreu lt C ourt SANFORD HERALD By: M a rth a T. Vlhlau, WANT ADS BRING FAST 1 �» % . W - W • .; I, i ' ' -f». ' (l. t ' . - I fv . T<*) 'f telfj •\ xl -'. v: *r>« v " *i.* : a 9 u la n Your Profits~Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou -D ial FA 2-5612 34. Artfetai t o Bali 32-5612 322-5613 RENT A BED J jJ " . B fH W l * *M * WELLS DRILLED, RUMPS, sw ie n p F ff: B a rb e r « iM O o im i i "•irin b t '* m t a u a t.r o ly equipped Barber Shop. Apply Mayfair inn, Sanford rm- 4TT- m **mm- * * * Free Trailer lot real In ex' change lor part time ser- LOCH ARBOR Clean furnished Apartment downstairs. Adults. Pboot FA M3HWEXlViV WmiXtStit. Furn. Apartment. Dote la 407Vi W. l i t #»op FRIGIDA1RE Sales A Service ■nnwnnm l i m e d h with 3 t o i l of land. oiled. $34 a month. « • Gentle Shetland Pony for children . Just In time far Christmas. Also trailer. Ph. FA 14473 after S:30. DACHSHUNDS AKC register- On# largo Circulating Oil ed. Black * tan. g Months Hotter A drum, in good old. All shots. 333-1701. condition. $03. FA 3-M I UOUSETRAILKR. WU1 take W Are. |U 0 equity, 94S.18 a M ath . TOY S ftfk o A land. (Old RL 441.) Mount PLUMBING Contracting A Repair* FREE DELIVERY LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES R. L. HARVEY . GRAPEyiLLE NURSERY . 30* Sanford Avf FA 3 4 3 ? -n:; fcmirt rsn sM T E sr R EN TA LS Almost «t«W 1 BR, I CB bom». comptelt WILSON - MAI U&fd In Ravtnnt 311 E. Flrat SL FA 040? I lls per month. home. Fenced yard. Near TA v .m LOCH ARBOR roouu, 3 bfautl- WILSON - MAIER u a s > e » ?» Ipratgd ip desirable Lock Arbor and situated on lamp loo x Ul loot ohody homssUe. W l gK USED CARS ’RUNIC ORGANS on ell mgkee. Work home, now « d fr eoegtrue- -C / b p e to d . FOR THEIR GOOD LOOKS AND EXCELLENT MECHANICAL WE BUY Used Furniture. Ph. FA S3373. CQNPW I9N - F R E E ESTIM ATE 1961 CADILLAC Local 4 Long Distance Mtnkg 201 N. Laurel F^ 0MM Motel Managers 21 or 50 PLUS ? ? I - i NAS. 1U W. Coleman Ur- THOMAS MOVING & STORAGE 3. K tlu c a U o ^ ^ In a l^ g n S CHIHUAHUA* ARC U t 0H9R IP- 8 * I n ­ or woman. W4k» 5WP- WE RENT • Hospital Beds • PI Wheel Chairs • Commodes • Baby Walker* O High Crutches • Rollaway Lawn Mower-Firestone, 33", Windshield Back Glaaa 3 hp, cost 173—043. Admiral 1344 Belair Ctovrotet Ctesa Door Glaaa Vent Glaaa T.V.. stand, rabbit ears. FA >1114. HO. FA 3-3431. Ask for Days era happy day* for SERVICE Charlie. children at Hippy Acres 8enkarik Glass and PAint f a i r o k ^hlte eery largo upright Combterclal Frees- Gateway To Yke Vatorway ar. Contact Mr. Pulllnger. Robson 8porting Goods 81. P o a ltry • Lirontock Your EVINRUDE Doakr 333-7133. Day work Iroalng. FA 3-7731 30444 E. 1st PtL *FA 34M1 pK l 1. Lout ft Found • • • • rA»*« quiet sbwet la this section. Monthly payments only 17743 after attaining rnort- oquinod. f?3 month. Ph. - 1 *m eS ACCORDION. 13a b a a Free*alial. For beiinaari or InteraM tatei. Yours for (MLOS. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED pletely unfurnished. Near NAS. Nothing fancy, bat Unfurnlabed 3 b e d r o o m eheap ren t f t JO weak. Ph. hpuse. 02C Escambia. Ph. PA 3-3313. ia h w a : . ■ rT lift Magnoi Patr Badaaas Oppartnity Female Help W uM Male Hatp Wnalod Help Wanted 3 Bedroom Ro o m , kitchen SttoaUoaa Waatod equipped. 130$ Douglas Are. 4 ROOMS and bath. ComBabjmittara FA 3-0313. 24. Electrical Barrlcaa 25. FfaaMac Serrteee 25. Radio ft TeWvleiea 27. Special Service* EFFICIENCY A| 28. Laaaivy Sarriea newest, ideally Ideated eg) 29. Automobile Sarriea 29A. Asia Accoaaarka 20. Mackiaaty • Took r & m t ping places. Suitahie Jer 21. Poultry . LiTaatock couple or tingle, one rent. 21 A. Pate No utility charges. Inquire 22. Fkwarn - Shraks Manuel Jacobson D e |)g . 22. Parallara Store. 24. Artlcka Par Sale 25. Artkka Waatod 2a. AntaaaahBaa - Tracks 3 Room fumlihed Oottage. 403 W. 3rd. Adults. 333-2031 27. Boata • Matara 28. Motorcyclaa • Seootm 3 BEDROOM house, kitchen Salaa ft ierrice 0. H. HIGH 1700 W. lit S t Sanford Heaters Cleaned Clean first floor Apartment. * t* w - m IHHIWARE mm* 3 Room furnlsbad Apart! Rent cheap. 1101 P Are. LOST: Male black hot, white breast, whits on S feet 1 of Longdate, Lot Ph. TE S-4S10 after collect 5 •' R R O L L '^ * V W n T T J R E * ROSECOURT. furnlsbad A| Sterotram Realty Lovely 2 bedroom house, kit­ chen equipped. Cuporte and utility room. Adult* only or with Infant. $43. II no answer ptyo* after 4 p. m. FA 2-4411. 3 Bedroom, I bath, terras- Th« home consists «f an wH»t*6 W rp, so floor. Concrete block, 1$ Py.fwW. 4kij>i ve«. i M p m *. West Sanford. Out of flight M ik ip . Large corner loL V m M l* . /w * Ida room, kitchen, large Small equity and assume mortgage b a l a n c e . VA utility room, and double carports. monthly payment |T7. Ph. lure. CtU Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 703 Celery Ave. FA 3-2117. *0 why not plea Christmas k • oew Idyllwikte homo by Sho*maker- It doss KEROSENE URVTVFR and Used furniture. qppUanci Furnace cleaning efrylcq. topi^ ek . Bought - % make a rtwerepceCharles Benton. FA 2-«l0. Larry's Mari 713 WHATEVER your age, op­ Ave. ?h. FA 3-4132 portunity la knocking In HEATING H. B. POPE CO. BfC. Motel Management. Fasla Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick ating work. Qualified peglU M. Park 4 ii FA 3-34M 3fp |p. Part 4TO- FA 3-4334 Service WAR the Cuh. sonnet widely ly In deotfqd. SUPER TRADING POST Hit tenures include t fuOy 3 BEDROOM house. 1U lots. SINGER VEN - WOMEN !N - COUPLES 4 ROOM furnished apartment QLTTY FREE on threeequipped, built-in kitchen, Close to Junior Hlgty School SEWING MACHINE WANTED NOW tor Ira bedroom Custom B u i l t 1 Bedroom, water furnished central duct neat system to $4300. Monthly payments of CHRISTMAS IPHU8. Take < Sale* qud Service mediate training. Short ex home, corner 24IS DeCot$40 a month. 3ZMOM. ■U rooms, well and pump. whole >ear to pay. No In­ OP lit morttUteqct ’ree estimates In advance tension home detailed train tes Avenue (Wynnewood), (hidden from view by old terest or finance charges gage 04400 at 4' UNFURNISHED new 2 bed 'rey home demonstration lug program followed by 2 $87 month FHA. Owner bpek well) hot wgter hoot­ on furatfur* pure hgits before J s o -1 tes Uomeitead CALL FA 44782 weeks of personally manag­ room houae. kitchen equip­ moved from grea, will be er, and many others too made before Dec. 34. 1343. Exemption. E. D. Klrchbpff. ped. FA 2-3443. Alan's Fabric 4 Rugs ing a beautiful motel under on premises Saturday am numerous to mention. Also Open Friday evenings. qualified manager. No in Sunday poly. nfurnished house on N. opped fur air-conditionFURNITURE CENTER terference of preseqt ent Us nitron Ave. 4 miles n i l g gt low extra cost If Plano Tuning and Repair 1100 French Ave. MAYFAIR residential lot*. plo>ment or b u t l n e i g . desire, of Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, W. L. Harmon — FA 3-4333 Ph. FA 2-7933 Cleared. 102 g US ft. 1)1 NFREE NATIONWIDE asilakitchen appllane«s, quiet Scott Ave. 310,000. FA 2-1333 BE MODERN; Cook and beat tance to our graduate!, fo r neighborhood, school bus The total price, ]ui t - 4 HJ34. 31. A ih clen F o r Sola Of FA 3-022S. J. N. Hobson personal interview, write waier economically with III Extremely good financing. Aqua-Loftl giving phone number gnd Therm Bottled psa. MUler address to W h i t c o m b Radio god Appliance. U l S3324 Bark Dr. Sanford. Fla. Lakeview home with Igke Ueted exclusively with-. Mercury. Si Schools of America Bog 0f, park Ave. Ph. FA 3 0333. privileges In South Silver c o Sanford Herald. Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms and 3 baths. Air-Condition­ MORTGAGE LOANS ed. Phone FA 3-7KM, FHA and Conventional m N. P*rk Ave. FA 3-3410 Commercial 4 Residential MAYFAIR COST $12/100 S - BEDROOMS, 1, W t & 2 BATHS Formerly Uve home of e SACRIFICE AT $9,973 bank president, this fine Modern, almost qtw, S bed Last Of 1962 Models VA • NO DOWN PAYMENT three bedroom home hat LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS home. Terms BA 3-0347. U l N. Park Ave. FA 2-3420 private dining room, fire­ VA - CuaveuUoual ft FHA Financing % OLuaMoiiiLji sa • 4 door • b r a n d place, wall furnace. Urge Automatic Trane. Power Ur Suniand Estate* • On 17-92 (3 Mi. Hu. of Baaferd) cedar closcU and is locat­ fuidlo, lleeter. Electric Wla Bales Office 1st. House Inside Entrance ed on one of the moat White WaH TUSs. Luxury Trim. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC btaqRhp corner lota in HAVE HUNDREDS OP $ I PH. FA 3-M74 MAYFAIR. Drive by 319 JIM HUNT REALTY. Bales Agent Elliott and then call fur D«)s, FA 3-2114 • Eve. ft Sun. FA 2-0414 • 323-0764 OLDS.MOI1ILE SUPER 88 - STATION W^G ap appointment.* O n l y $13,300. Stenstrom Realty S Stenstrom Realty Suniand Estates Homes Stenstrom Realty When you buy. Whatever HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! ONLY 10 MORE PAYS LEFT Stemper Agency F R |E C H A N C E REALTOR - IN'SUROR FA 3-4991 l|19 S. FftncR Ave TO REGISTER FOR TRIP TO NASSAU DRAWING AT NEW t UR- MOP PI- HOUSE 3 P. 51. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16. H E N GREEN Country Hub Rued at 31a)fair t.uuotr) Club OPEN DAILY 10 TILL 5 Ji"52r, TP. you buy, for the B EST B U Y f e r tNavar S S .Dean f t TUted. a in sanFORD CHEVROLET LORVAN' PANEL a l l sold out Brand New. Floor Shift. HAVE HUNDREDS OP f $ loupe DeVllle, Full Pewgr and Ate Cnndlttam New « Vteif. 80 1 A H a I u (H 1961 CQMET 2 Dooe^Btrsight Btkk, KaJte 40 fta U r, HAVE HUNDREDS OP $ I — INCORPORATED — Used Car I-ot Across from Civic Center 308 E. lnt SANFORD FA 2-1 PHONE WINTER PARK MI 4-8961 LONG, LONG, TRADES - EASY TERMS ’U N I960 ENGLISH FORD ** *796 196Q MIRCURY 4 Door Monterey, Mert-O-Mutk. Radio, Heater. Fower Steering and Bra kb* *!7N 1959 MERCURY * Itew H vdtep u « i « q , Fklfy fm ip p * . ’IBM One Owner 1958 PONTIAC 4 Door Sedan, Chieftain, Hydrama tie, V-4. Very Nleol UN 1958 FORD s Door Ranch Wagon. 9 CjL. iu alg h t Sliek. Heater. New Palntl UN 1956 MERCEDES BENZ ««*1Rf f J $ ||Q 4 Door Settee- A LOW PRICE SPECIALS! 195] MWVBT 9 84U0. Wage. •m 19^8 OLDBMOBILB “94". 4 Dqor Hardtop 'IN Capri 4 D o* Sedan 'IN 1954 WWw1 8mUm *2N 1 ^ 4 CyL US 1852 IN LONGDALE Bee The LMN New I Bedroom Home In Lobe W s y e u Heights On Longdale Ave. Just South Of Longdate Longwood, Fla. 4 >lile» South of Sanford Turn Went at 2nd Reed South of Owens Bros. OPEN 11 a. m. to 4 e. m. DAILT ■/VV dlXt FACTORY TO YOU . [fic e 204 W . P i n t IS. IS. 17. IS. IS. 20. 24. A itk te t o M i - 4°Mr' Ku,u uuod U0 HUNT MERCURY INC. 109 N. Palmetto Ave. SatJa H FA 3-4004 Winter Perk �*’S w ifts Vt' Jj'l',t»jr <r/ i VEGETABLE BROWERS Now is the time to switch to Phosdrin Insecticide to maintain complete protection against insects up to 24 hours from harvest-w ithout creating residue problems. Powerful Phosdrin Insecticide gives you fast knockdown and kill of aphids, mites, loopers, worms—almost all destructive pests attacking Florida crops. Then, unlike most other insecticides, Phosdrin disappears, leaves no residue. That’s why it can be applied up to 24 hours from harvest on many crops—up to 72 hours on most others. Read how Phosdrin can save your crop from late-season insect damage or worse, confiscation. Check the chart below for the intervals that apply to your crops. p not controlled, a late-teason insect build-up can quickly downgrade—or mala completely unsalable—vegetable crops such as tomatoes, beans, potatoes, peppers, celery, watermelons, eggplants and most leafy vegetables. If, on the other hand, the infestation fa controlled with an insecticide that leaves aacesa residue on the crop at harvest, the crop fa subject to confiscation by govern­ ment authorities under the terms of the Miller Amendment to Public Law 518. I This fa a problem that many growers at* solving with Phosdrin Insecticide. The photo lift show* a Florida grower applying W of a pound of Phoadrin ptr acta so control a lira m m build-up of aphids and mites stocking an 82-acre field of tomatoes. The photo on tho right shows pickers hsrvesting tba same field the following day. No Photdria residue remains to endanger either the pickets or tba aop. older insecticides. That's why more and more growers are making Phosdrin an in­ tegral part of their full-season program. Good miser Phosdrin is compatible with most other in­ secticides snd fungicides. And Phosdrin offen s wide margin of safety to the foliage and fruit of insecticide-sensitive crops such as cucumbers and lettuce. Low coat can %mnfi _ at WISSCT MTtaVM. Afibidi UltM. D pt#rousl!em*ier (edult), LnTnopptn^ Don't be misled by the cost per pound or gallon of Phosdrin. A little Photin n goes a long way. Far example, as little as Vf to Vkof a pound per acre is all it takes to control the toughest in­ sects attacking many vegetables. Dosage rates seldom exceed Ik of a pound per acre. In short, on a per acre basis, Phosdrin fa very economical When to gd Phoadrii Phosdrin is available from your local in­ secticide dealer under many well-known brand names. It comes in liquid and dust formulations that arc easy to apply with standard application equipment Remember, look for the name Phosdrin on the label or in the ingredient statement Shell Chemical Company, Agricultural Chemicals Division, 55 Marietta Street, N.VV, Atlanta 3, Georgia. Cue»w (dSSwne) CAv Otpiifoyo isonwlwef Csduitk Okie f i i f w i m (illiriilng). Corn M m m , Sm Sm S a h HC r fr.MSlMto. L ssfhoppen law as? ------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------ Ifum li Sprsuts. AfMdfc IMMb loooaf. a asr tola (SHELL} 1 i M f h o p p in Dip<otu» iMfrniMr (M A X Cutiwwm. ( d w M y ) . SAI c ltlf p w ., .... f Am Chinch tut e*r% Phosdrin Insecticide OSSf ttranaftprrtae a^S w w am * *** A PRODUCT OF SHELL CHEMICAL COMPANY : o f -r �> % ✓ By LARRKj YERBEEL It win bo Christman bonpa ton* for city employee this week.. . . Some $3^09 will be paid oat (thanks to taxpayer*) to H I worker*. public funds for private hamaa Intrndaut of tha Sarapta Boa* aarvlny a public Bead. for tha Ayad, loft today far Tha laaa. which win ran for Atlaata whara aha will aaarfar with ofnclala af tha Howao a period af 40 to 30 year* at and Boom Finance Admtatatmtioa aa the acquisition of pub­ ic faada far tha irpaaalnw ad bar facUltloo la order ta aarro It might ba Interesting ta know that thoa fUr, 11,790,711 ta county taxes bare boon paid t a . . . . Thraa parcaat discount ■till food through Dae. IL af Seminole Cooaty. lira Bcadaa wrote for Infer* matioa on a loan under recant Ugiala tion allowing graata of On tha city aide, taiaa col 1acted total 9341,491.... Waj abaod af last year. Lake Mary Bird, falling apart aad County Bngtaoar BID Buah r«porta ho may aak tha County Commiaalon for funds to raaurfaco tbo two mil* stretch. BUI aoya coan plaints cornin’ ta by the flatfull . . . . Tha project will coat NO DAMAGE ID CITEUS to found by County Agricultural Aftarts Oodl Tucker, (left) and Ernie Lundbcrg m they e iawino tangarinaa today. Neither the fruit nor the foliage hae Buffered from the cold of the peat weak, though the bean crop to gone, end egg plant end peppere here bam damaged in aome area*. Lettuce hae been nipped alao,' (Herald Photo) City Cotamiaaioa looks dan tonight Bide oa those two trucks ware opened last Fri­ day with 8uparlor (GMC) tha apparent low bid for 9&M& Bide wffl alao bo awarded for President Back WASHINGTON (UP!) Prcaideat Kennedy raturaad b o a a Waiters tour today activity. College Started BOCA RATON (UP1) — Oonstructloa of Florida At* laatia Ualraraky got underway officially hare Sunday with a groundbreaking care* money attended by Gov. Farria Bryant and other state officials. Tbo univoralty at MIAMI (UFI)—Tha Miami Boca Rato* la scheduled to Herald said today that an ap­ open ta tha fall of 1944. proach to a Juror was respon­ sible for a mysterious bearing Sales Gain Seen that Interrupted the trial of WASHINGTON (UPI) Tsomatsr’e Union President Manufacturers aspect a gala James R. Haifa but weak. of about H ot million in aaloi In n copyrighted story from ta the first three months of Robert s , goyd of the Knight next year, tbo Commerce Do* pertinent reported Sunday night. The department based prwOch apparently waa made its estimates on a survey aaana time laat weak to Mr*. made laat month. Jamao Paschal, a housewife from the small town of Wood* Fresh A ir Sells bury, Tonm. about 70 milaa LONDON (UP!) - Alas south of Nashville. • “Tbo e o n t a c t , daUlla of Lynee sold 100 rant dally which era still secret, waa re­ of ’’Koglloh country air" at ported to gorernment offi­ 33 rente each during laat cials," tha alary said. “They week’s smog, tbo Sunday promptly stopped tha teamster Timas reported. "People buy president's trial and requested It partly aa a Joke.” Lynca aa Investigation by Fedora waa quoted, “and partly to Judge William E. Millar." Tbo story aald Millar clampa baa on any official comment regarding tha Incident. VUIIIUI M ljaill outfit. are sponsoring the annual e e a I Christmas Lighting Contest An attorney general's opto- again this year and have art Ion la being sought to atop tha Dec. 9 aa tbo deadline tor wmoval of Jordon FradarfclPa L ntrtoJ contort chairman ing temperature*, down to 24 to 28, aa far south aa Orlando and the north portion of the Brookavtlle district. Seminole County’s vegetable raapportionmont squabble. It I ^*r ,t ,lyl P1*** crop# already have bean dam. •asms Dad# County baa aoma I trophies will be awarded for ogad and residents ore warn* to taka ears of plouto aw religious, traditional and ar­ lawns. Tamperntura was Boot tistic settings and a first frosting aorly tadoynad proto fo V rm * ably irUI bo IlfWer tonight and >gls agents swoop­ fitate hom age awe holarshlp ta the rati- ed down on eight moonshine early Tuesday morning. Scattarad frost waa fore­ stills, most of them in tha . Judge U are a toy. I Ught Company Traveling Jacksonville area, over tha cast In all farming areas of the state. ...» Trophy will ba awarded tor weekend and made four ar­ The weather bureau said no FHP Trooper BUI String- L * , tlr com. Immediate relief from tha cold eld la going into Holiday. display. Decorations ras ta. oapltol today to have aoma for doorways, show windows Tha weekend raids wars part waa In sight. It aald the sub­ Inor eye surgery. 8aama one and bulldin21 ara included la of “Operation Uhlnedown" an normal tem peratum ware '• h»5" t right since , o( eiJllblL all-out war on atIUs set by caused by tha Jet stream re­ III had an accident two yean may enter both the department for December. maining depressed wall to the ro. (,ood luck. Bill, and don^ rwaldeotisl and commercial Tha laUat raids brought to south of Its normal position i gone t*io long. displays but separate entry 19 tha number of atllla de­ in Florida. Some early morning Iowa * * * I blanks are required. Blanks stroyed since tha operation betoday wars Gainesville 37, Seminole Park Raceway tells ara aVaUable at (he Jayccea ran. i that there ora over 100 building or. In the Sanford Raida in tha Jacksonville Jacksonville Si, Tampa 99, ansa duo to come Into tha lo-1 Uerald. All entries must area destroyed two 1,000-gal­ Miami 49, aad Kay West 43. Forecasters soli tempera­ il track for training that arc reacb the Jaycoe Information lon stills, two 3,000-gaUon lowbound np north and can’t oific* by bo^ ,, d«c. 19 to stills, ona 150-gallon still, one ture* sould drop oa low so 99 ren start to tha aunny Sam- ^ «>:igible. 53-gallon atill and ona 600-gal­ degress la soma pockets and tola installation. Dlaplaya must bo kept lon still. A total of 180 gallons muckland* ta tha Suwannee • • • lighted every night until of ’shine was confiscated, aad Gainesville districts. The won! la that tha Cooaty winners are announced and along with an automobile, and bmmtation will nix any an- displays must ba seen from three arrests ware made, ona oncmcnt of tha Lake Mon-1 the street and completed be- for operating a atill and two Two persons were injured w causeway and aupport ona) fore entry is submitted. Row- for p o a a o a a i o n of Illegal In a two-car accident at Third eroaa Lake Jessup. i land said. whiakay. and Oak Friday afternoon, Johnny Fitxpatrlck tails us The District Band March­ Police reported. Injured war* W. H. Stewart ha's been talking with legls* ing Meet which waa bald at la tors about a possible pay Memorial Stadium Saturday and Batty Lou llrcoks, both ralao for tha commission . , , had to be cancelled because of Sanford. Both wars treat­ wall, at least they’ve been on of rain which began to fall ed at Seminole Memorial Hos­ th# Job for more than n month about halfway threuMl tha pital for cuts and bruises and now. released. performance. Police aald a car operated Determined spectators pot Post offico dedication slat- A car drivan by Laall* up umbrellas and put on rata by Georg* Maffett collided ad for 4 p. m. Friday. Can- Hi*to, jg, Tallahassee, waa a coats, but the bandmasters with s vehicle driven by wen forced to cancel further Paulin* Millar at th* Inter­ performances because of the section. Maffett was charged Even Guy Allen has been In- * ,Uck ot ,U tI eurb mo,lId‘ possibility of damage to in­ with failura to yield th* right vited. . . . But will Allen's ings, a pile cf bricks for n of way. strument* and uniforms. name be put on the plaque? | ntw manhole, traveUed 844 And If It ta, will ft be changed | fe*t and wound up In tha performed or not were given ceme January whan a Demo to MWtr excavation Just east a rain rating, which Band»ri*«ta4t of 17-82 on SR 430. matter Ernest Cowley, con­ * * * Trooper BUI Btrlngftold test director sold counts oa a Nobody asked me but w by|M(d Hick* atruck tha steering Superior for averaging pur* not uca our new post office on wb#ai , |t h hi* face and bant a picture post card to sell thla u almMt double, Injuring hta There was not room ta Am a ttal , , « fees and breaking bin nose in grandstand for everyone, bat I thtt 2 ft. m. Saturday tniihap. for those who stayed, tho WLVTHROP, Slut. (UPI) A. of 10:30 thla morning Hkk, rtfua#d tra.tm .nt f t Mainland Band remained —Bereaved parent* planned Mrs. Taamar Braden. Sarapta Seminol, Memorial Hospital, and played a concert. to stand by their 14-yaarotd Horn, superintendent, who ta I , Strin(rukl u d u fort. “W* appreciate th* tact sun today when be ta ar­ that peopl* cam* aad atayod raigned for slaying hta rioter noacT luuta^nUan^Uva ™ oooo. hadat gotten the C a w h'« * (aU TaUahaas««. 11* doapU* tha rata," Cowley ta an argument over a radio. ty Commission r e s o l u t i o n s . ___ , ... .... . . raid today. “Th* kMd worked backing her roquest for HHFA * “ th" g^ , ^ ether aervfeeot eerdvie* eadme WMU,B r,ckU** driTlB«- . data, appears for arraign* funds. Tha C. of C , Rotary ’rw®‘2,***i l *?e|f,*nU f* nssta « a charge of Juvea■»i ether service civic P*®*4 g ridey tight at the ita delinquency ta the death organisations h a d , . « . Inttaraction of B euthlIt. tato af hta sister, Margaret, 17. through, aa had Dr. Frank I 17-W, F*« PerkThe girl, a senior honor Leone. County Health Dirac- On. accident tav«ta*d Mr* ate dent, waa found deed Fri­ tor. Dr. Charles W. Hard-1 Sermh Tatum. Sanford, who day aigbt an tha floor of bar wick and others. drove onto th* highway from * * * South St-, nod tu n e d north Attends Seminar attic bedroom. *ho bad been County Agricultural Agent baa tan, slabbed and stran­ They tell ua a new industry I Into tbs p*th of a cor drives Cecil TUcker left today far a gled. Police at Ant feared had moved Into Oviedo. C.ltadUv »* »->"*""*»• two-day Marketing Training tim might have boon tha T hergen, Inc. they manufoc-j Leeter skidded Into Mia. turu p o r t a b l e generating Tatum's vehicle and then Into to bath con and Beuddar waa Seminar to be held t a the equipment. This kind af news, the parking lot of tho Riksha charged with felling to have University af Florida Collage of AfricuiUira ta QriaosvUta «-u to funds were forthcoming from some source, the koma’a Ueonao would ba withdraw* by tbo state. l a tbo facw of tha laaitoqnaetaa of tha praaawt aooaty> owwad facility tha Cooaty Caaunlaakm and ascvtaa ahah a a d el v ia rtyraoaaUthraa afraad to aupport bar raquaal to tha federal acaaey. Her tatorvlaw Tuaadhy will bo a “pre-flllng** mectiag, to mom OTfesrsffes S ""g Jg * Band Contest Is Rained Out ‘T .T . S ,U S 3 L.f! — - — COMFORTS RELATIVES — Btohop John J. Wright of tha Diocase of Pittsburgh, Pa., com* forta relatives of the 37 trapped miners a t Robena No. S mine. (NBA Telephoto) Two Persons Hurt In Car Collision CARMICHAELS, P i. (UPI) —Rescue workers Jopnd the bodies of eight more miners today aa they dug toward the end of a coal shaft wrecked by a methane gas taptatloo four days ago. That brought ta 13 the number of bodies found, leaving 23 miners still unac­ counted for. Hope waa vary slim that any of tbo miss­ ing would ba found olive. The forward raocuo teams wore about 1,700 feet from tbo working face, or end of tbo passageway, where most of the men wore believed to Man Charged With Break-In A Sanford resident, Curtla Hall Jr., waa charged with breaking and entering after ha was caught "rad-handed'' in a Geneva homa Sunday night, tha Sheriffs Office re­ ported. Deputise said Hall waa seen breaking the door of tha home with an ax. Neighbors called the sheriff* office and Halt waa picked up In tha house. No bond ha* Iwen s«t. *- have been working when tha explosion ripped through the Frosty Run shaft of the U J. Steel Corp.'s Robeno No. > Bids Expected In Casselberry The regular monthly bodness meeting of tho Cassel­ berry Board of Aldermen will be held at 7:30 p. m. today at (be Woman's Club on Overbrook Dr. Expected oo the agenda are the opening of bids for a dump truck and a system of radio equipment to ba used In conjunction with civil defense action. Fighter Crashes, But Pilot Escapes Turkey & Camera ALEXANDRIA. La. (UPI) —Aa Air Force jat fighter plane crashed Into a wooded area near a university bar* this morning but tbs pilot bailed out and waa uninjururdsy night and signed full confession at state police headquarters. Police said th* curly-haired youth admitted he attacked hta stater in a rage after she tu n ed oa a radio ta hta room aad refused to turn it aB. Thomas aald ba knocked hta stater unconscious, then dragged her to bar room, stabbed her with a kitchen knife and choked her with her pajama*. Tbs boy said bo panicked and tried to rouse hi* stater by dousing her face in a pot of water. Margaret's face waa in tha water when her father, John, found her body tarn than half am hour talar. The pilot was Identified aa LA. Jerry L. Ulranl of In­ gram, Tex., who ta assign­ ed to the Homestead Air Force Base la Florida. Gir­ ard was reported on a train­ ing flight from Homestead to New Mexico. Bridge - — .... Classified .... 1 Cornice .......... Dear Abby _ tho rise of tha Sonata. Differsnee ta the two ap­ proaches is that • constitu­ tional amendment would have to bo submitted to tha pooole (or approval whem a a statute would ant. Tbo Gov. otwar ta li Stare was not enough time left now lor a vote of the people and so cial election to fU now scats so the legislators could take their seats next April an dir­ ected by a federal court In Miami. The group, which controls about 19 of the 31 Senate votes, ta bolding out for an apportionment wlthto tho framework of 39 aeata which would increase representation of lb* populous arena at the expense of the email rural counties. complain with flash at­ tachment, coon, ate, with each Ml of 4 Dro­ mon Super Safety Tin*. FREE TURKEY with etch act of 4 Denman Air fltronm Tiron. • GET TOUR TIRES INSPECTED FIRM • EAST TIME PAYMENTS • NO CARRYING CHARGES • WE 8PEC1AL1ZR IN TIRES FOR FOREIGN CARS • WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS Take Advantage Of Our U Yenra Experience E d i t o r i a l _____ E n te rta in m e n t le g a l* — - I P u s s l e ----------- Society Spdrta INCORPORATED 193 W. 1st. 8L - Sanford 1% FA 3-4431 � 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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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 07, 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/7c05f176efdb09a72e865e3fd1fcf951.pdf b5e502fb84def892d34d1ccb5712df48 PDF Text Text -V - 1- tvV - Mi, BLUE M H M NATURALLY IA 1U K 0K IF CHUCK Ktf II (IT 2410 PARK AVE. •t 25th ST. M m , i M l i l Ml— IflM, i f — M i MMm and t u r f SANFORD. FLA. IM i t eredlt n r * . '* “la short, I I— *m y- 25* l * » t>ha i — m * t * fu m n I W * I dl emal fclhm . M M iI M i I tith*r m «1n MM i h w i M M d «fM fa* l i l t T e a < M II MM a— thing far aarlam than that," Prim mUL ' 1 didn’t. Ilka dirty ; i < h h i n ix i i u ' s mm f^M>w f “It wasn’t that 1 aecaasarlly •hjartod to tbaas." Prt» csa* tteusd. “Dirty Joksa didn’t offM d an. I Just didn’t m m lor Hu m 1 didn’t think they war* •A fallow would atop by my 4s*k and taQ a t tha lataat alary making tin round, a IN tha thna it took to watk to tha water cooler I would for* gat tha punch Una. J “In othar words, I waa tha mbaing Unk in tha etrculatloa of smutty yarns. You cant , fmagina what a handicap that was. “ After I had boon on tha Job a faw days, my to-workera would begin asking aach othar •What’a tha matter with Oydaf la ha aoma kind of antisocial nut or something T “Tha next thing I know tha boas would call ms In and tall me that I didn’t seam to bo fitting In rary wall and that 1 might ha batter off if 1 found • now Job, It waa vary die* eouraging.” “ You appoor to ha doing all right now," I observed. “ How did yon conquer your problem t" “ Naturally I went to an analyat,” P rim aald. “ 1 apent honra on tha couch While ha rummaged around In my subconscious. Finally ha tracked down tha troubla. Whan I waa a baby my brother hit me on tha head With n copy of ’Lady Chatteriy'a Lover.’ " “ Did that diaeovery ramova your mental block t" I in­ quired. “Completely.” Frlm aald. “ Hava you hoard tha ona about . • . ! “ “« V ». 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Tha naw rults, drafted un­ der the IMS tax law, taka ef­ fect Jan. 1. Caplin rsvealad the modification* in opening a two-day public bearing on the rules. As a result of objections, Caplin aald, tha rules will re­ quire lass detail on axpense* claimed as deductions on tax returns. For example, a aaleeman will not have to Hat sep­ arately a u ch miscellaneous outlays as taxi fans, local telephone calls, gawlina for bis car and parking fees. Similarly, a person traveling ao husinesa will not hava to restaurants where he cats, provided the coot of hia meal* does not include en­ tertainment of other*. 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Lew toffigfet. 82-42. VOL. 63 Unitod F ra n Lenaad W in Established 1903 TH U R&, DEC] M i: HI t , 1962 SAN FORD, FLORIDA NO. 689 It'll Be Frosty Tonight i t t t t l d . . . Money Adenauer Besieged f A Francis Rouaafllat Jr. as lbs next president of tba ergsaisatloa . , . Scott Buna, firat vieo praalOaN aid Howard Hadgas, setratary ■ • • Now board of directors will matt ■ext Tuesday sight aad ouka B official. s • • Tba word la (bat tba part authority committee baa roe* emmended tba north aad a( Frtach Ava. as the most feas­ ible laeatioa for that teraiaiL a a Jim Barnett, former ot tba First Cbristlaa Cbareb here suffered a heart attack ia Winter H ire s. . . Ha'a sattiag along okay a a a Did yoa know that Seminole County is rated 36th la wealth la the state? . . . Dural is 13th and the funny thing is that Seminole spends me per child on education tbaa our neighbors up north. a a a City almost wrapping up all Utility lines to the proposed Hunt Co. plant.. . . As of Dec. 1 . . . cost |40,021.. . . 111,000 additional contemplated. F rost, fro st, fro st, th e fir s t at the year fo r this part o f tba stats is predicted by the weather­ man fo r ton igh t and Friday m orning, with d ear skies aad lig h t northurly winds with pariods o f calm. Tem pcraturus w ill b o low est about sunrise. Tho foreca st: “ Orlando, Brookaville, Bartow, Kisaimmeo Valley, Seminolo County, 28 to 82 with 26 to 28 in pockets aad m uekkndg. F r o s t’* T h e fu tu re outlook is fo r fa ir and cold Fri­ day and continued cold w ith fro st and freezing temperatures over m ost o f tho farm ing areas again Saturday m orning. Tho fro st w arnings from the Lakeland W eather Bureau predict fro st fo r the entire state, down through th o Everglades and lower Redistribution Of Legislature UrgedByKelly JACKSONVILLE (DPI) — If reapportlonment Is to ha accomplished, it should ha dona within tha bounds of tba preaent makeup of 38 fkni' atom and 95 House member, Sen. Scott Kelly said bora to­ day. Well, wa got n nice new poet “Trua roapportionmant la office. People finally getting redistribution of what wa the hang of tho combination have,1* tho Lakaland senator lock* . . . All wo nood now art told tha annual convantion of some street lights in front. tba Florida Society of Associ­ ation Executive* ft Supt. af Schools B. T. HQ- “Tha numbers game is ever. and Assistant Walter Tha m a j o r i t y ^ tha two Teague will be Tallahassee housea don’t quit# have enough bound next week In hopes of votes to put any majority pro­ speeding up federal funds so posal Into affect and tho min­ bids can be let on the new ority haa enough votes to Kngllik Estates school. block action. a • a “ Wo art at a legislative There’s actually no truth to stalemate on reapportionthe report that the city will meat,” be uid. clamp down, 'and sat allow dUpi*.-topis was to y v e Salvation Army to put up ien*'What’s Ahead I f f Tha money kettles this year . LegialaUvo Sessloo,’* but ha They’ll go up Saturday. snld no ono could' predict eventa In tha 106.1 session un­ • • • The |0U owed to a former til the seat-shuffling problem North Orlando town clerk haa has been solved. been paid—by check. A cltl- “ During the special session xen asked Town Treasurer tempers got short — people Wcodrow Anderson If tho said things 'they really didn’t bill had been paid and ha re­ mean—and I’m fearful that plied that ha eouldn’t gat the some of those scars will not checkbook. Whereupon the 'be healed by the apring of eitixen went to aee Mayor llhU, so It’s Impossible to proFrank Faaula and returned diet what will happen," Kelly with it under hla arm. The said. Kelly called for fair appor­ check waa made out and the checkbook returned to the tionment by placing tha Sen­ ate on population and leaving Mayor. tha House constituted as it ia now with 95 mamber* Ha in A recent story from County says that some “ riiinc troduced a plan in tho Novein remodelers” were in court her special session, but It waa over some mortgages they had klllad in Senate committee. . . . The “ mortgagors” ddn’t know they bsd signed thd lien on their property—swore!they Librarian Named Mrs. Florence Courien has did not . . . Brings toutind some of the "reoovdlng" been appointed to succeed Jobs thst have been I sold Mrs. Paul V. French as li­ around this area . . . |High brarian of the Altamonte Springs Library, Mrs. Smith prices for the work don High balances on the ‘inort Cady, president of the library gages" that were not lnjkecp- association, announced. Mrs. ing with the undersUndkg of French has been librarian the property owners . . I High line* the library opened in monthly payments thatjwsre 1960. next to Impossible to p High probability thst modeler” might soonl have title to the property—ifd the former home owners tight soon become renters ★ ★ ★ DriveForToys EndsDec. 10 Due to the length of time necessary to repair them, Dec. 10 has been declared tba deadline on tha accep­ tance of toys by the men of the Sanford Marine Barracks la order to get them ready for Christmas, "Cpl. T. L. Wires said today. The man of the barracks, ia cooperation with the local Salvation Army, will distri­ bute these toys to the unfor­ tunate children of the San­ ford area during the l»llday season. Wires said. lit expressed the appre­ ciation of the officers and men of the Marines and the Na­ val Air Station to the USO, the Salvation Army and all individuals who gave money, toys and tint* to the support of the program. jgwood, Residents o f 1792 Longdala and along report that a pctil |is being circulated In Ibe ar| against allowing stock cai races to take place at the olj seekerwill be cart raceway. Pel Comturned over to istkmers at their it meetg- Bridge ......... - Pag* 10 Classified Page 2B - 3B Comics .... Page 2B Dear Abby _ . Page 10 Editorial ____ Page 8 Entertainment ..Page lO' Legate_____ 2-3-0 U 2B Pusale — -------Paga SB Society — ..Page 6 A T Sport* ■■■ Paga 9 J Herald Index “ I could bear tha father and mother acreamlng Inside the flame-filled house,” Bedard said. "I tried to talk Longmore into leaving, but he wouldn’t. Ha laid ha had to save hla crippled aon.” Bedard said Longmore dis­ appeared from the window and returned to hurl one of hla children into Bedard's arms. Minutes earlier the 20-yesrold Mrs. Longmore and four of their children, Naney, 8, Ralph, 7, Charles Jr., 3. and Charlene, 1, Bed through the front door of the house. TTicy did not require hospitalisation. Longmore’* body was found at the foot of crippled Keith’s crib. Fir* Chief Louis Wharff said It appeared that the father bad Just started to pick up the sixyear-old boy when he col­ lapsed and died. Sidney, 10 months, burned over 70 per cent of bis body, died shortly after arriving at a boqpiUl in nearby Bidleford. New Engineer WASHINGTON (UPD-Ths Army mawincid today CaL Harold B. Parfltt will bocoi Its district engineer at Jack* soarill* about Dec. 1*. He will succeed Col. Julian V. Sonshuh, who is being assigned to Viet Nam. Mediators Meet ★ Under Trial Guard Dies In Rescue OLD ORCHARD BEACH. Maine (UPD-A heroic father hurled one of bis children from hla blaring borne early today but then died with a crippled son he tried to save. Another son of Charles Longmore Sr., 29, died of burns. Ills wife and four other children escaped without ser­ ious injury. The o n e - s t o r y bungalow caught fire when an oil burn­ er exploded. Norman Bedard, first at the scene, said be saw “ a huge ball of tight' and then heard scream*. ★ Court Puts H offa Heroic Fadier Norman E. Sttbel vice ndopresident of the inton, Seminole Jaf-Alal la aa Fern Park. Fla., like arithmetic problem some professor from IT or Harvard to help hi with, imes, The other night In totals back to back, teams racked up by the Involved were eu<|y the same and the teams six In each game, flnUhcdjin the aame order, poit Jsltioni, would 1, 3, 3, 6, 4. 3. Sta like to know tba m mallcal chance of this Molaea Connies, a nputer in the pari-mutueljdepaitmeat figured, off thi caff. It was about one ia 1010,014, 6S7.2U.30I. ★ The E ast's first big storm o f tba wintry season walloped W est V irginia with up to a fo o t o f snow today and made roads dangerous in a dozen states. The rangy storm system centered Its power over a broad area from V irginia to western New Y ork. Atlanta had its fir s t snow o f th e season and driving became dangerous in pkrts o f the M iddle W est. The heaviest snows fe ll on W est V irginia’s Randolph County, where a fo o t o f enow was measured end m ore w as on th o way. There was fou r inches o f snow in w estern Pennsylvania and another fou r inches at Cleveland, Ohio. The Akron, Ohio, area had fiv e inches. An inch or m ore o f snow in the Kentucky mountains held down the num ber o f picket bands that have roamed coal field s during a strike. NASHVILLE. Teas. <UPI>— A strengthened force of U. S. marihala wrapped a tight se­ curity cloak around the fed« a l court trial of Jcaputcrs yfoaklent Jam* tk:.Jfo|tfa to­ ol *** d***11* ,h* ob' defeme attorneys Judge William E. Miller or­ dered alx extra ballffa la the BONN, Germany (UP1) Chancellor Kearad Adeaaaar. besieged oa all sidee by da­ rnends he quit, canceled to­ day's coalition talks wRh the Socialists rather than set a date tor kla retirement. ea st co n st There was n possibility th at fro e t could cause widespread damage to unprotected w inter vegetable crops Friday m orning. Low est temperatures forecast fo r ton igh t and Friday m orning ranged from 23 to 26 in northernm ost districts to 80-36 in the fan n in g areas south o f Miami. The northw est Florida panhandle could expect a ligh t freesa tonight w ith tem peratures as low a s 26, the w eather bureau said. The forecast fo r Friday was fa ir and cold w ith froet form ing again in m ost fan n in g areas Friday n ig h t The cold wave also brou gh t brisk northw est winds up to 80 m iles per hour which kept sm all cra ft warnings fly in g on all Florida coasts. courtroom after a (lender young laborer attempted to shoot down Hoffa with an air pistol d u r i n g proceedings W U n ea d a ^ rV ^ Hoffs was struck by two of tho pellets but said he was not hurt. Ilia assailant, who Wentilled himself aa Warren Bwranson of Washington, D. C., was held on a contempt of court charge. Swanson, 23, ■ native of Loomis, Neb., said he waa compelled by a "vision” to try to UU Hoffa, whom be had u v ir seen. Ha said be had committed himself to Carmarillo Stale Hospital in Cal­ ifornia about a year ago be­ cause ha "was Just so much at loose ends.” Hospital authorities s a i d Swanson, who was released last Jan. 10, had schizophrenic tendencies. Miller also ordered the mar­ shals to search everyone en­ tering the courtroom for the remainder of the ft million conspiracy trial. He locked up the Jury Wednesday night and said he would deelde today whether to leave it locked up for the duration of the trial which la now in its seventh week and la expected to last until Christmas. “ It Is a drastic measure to search people entering the courtroom but It will be done,” Miller said. Defense attorneys objected to the tightened security mea­ sures, saying it would pre­ judice their case. MUlcr said he had to think not only of the safety of Hoffa but of everyone la the courtroom. Morals Charge A 43-year-old Forest City man was arrested Wednesday on a morals charge and ts being held under $2,000 bond at the county Jail. The man was Identified as Marvls Col­ son, Rt. 2, Forest City. Pipeline Work Up For Approval ByCity Officials The City Commission will in special session at 19 a. m. Friday In approve a proposal of the Sanford Pipeline Company to utilize stm t rights-of-way to In­ stall a pipeline to the Naval Air Station from tho lake front. City Manager W.E. Knowles •aid this morning that ill property, abutting lawns -nd shrubs will be safeguarded during construction of the project. The pipeline will stretch some two and a half miles starting somewhere around by French aad Myrtle Are. by the lakefToot, east along Seminole Btvd, up Mellonville and south on Mellon villa to tha air station. The, ..ogsipsny,. southern Standard Dorp, of Houston also plana to build n quarter of a million dollar Jet fuel storage facility on the lakefront, with construction to start as soon as city com­ mission approval become* official. Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) Grappa said today the city would probably get only $1U0 per year from the agreement with the company and further details will be worked out during the morning session Friday. Soviet Flights Over U.S. Denied WASIIINOTON (UPI) — The White House enld flatly today that no Soviet planes have flown over tha South­ eastern United State*. “No auch flight* have *v*r taken place," preaa secretary Pierre Salinger told newsmen. Malinger’* c o m m e n t waa prompted by reports in the Scrippa • Howard newspaper* t h a t Soviet reconnaisaanr* plan** war* spotted over Geor­ gia and South Carolina during the Cuban crisis. The report* praviously were denied by the Defense Department. “This type of Journalism 1* destructive," Salinger said. The Washington D a i l y News, a Bcripps - Howard newspaper, carried a state­ ment today by Walker Stone, Scrippa • Howard editor in chief. “ What we published is true," he said. “It really does *ot matter how monotonously the Defense Department denies the etory," Stone said. “ All that matters is whether it is true." NEW YORK (UPI>- Fed­ eral mediators meat agala today with representatives of nine major New York arte newspapers and the Interna­ tional Typographical Unloa In aa attempt to head eft a strike which could cense a newspaper blackout S.' BOB BESSERER • . . Another Story London Fog Kills 6 6 LONDON (DPI)—Tho r * y killer amoc claimed victims by Hope Tour Set th* scoro today and official* TOKYO (UPI) - Comedian trimly predicted th* blindlnf Bob Hope will entertain mixture of tog and pollution American servicemen la tha Far East for two weeks be­ ginning Dee. 20, It was an­ nounced today. Hope for yean has been making an­ nual Christmas visits to UA. military installations. Assembly Meets PARIS (UPI) - The newly elected National Assembly gathered for Its organising meeting today dominated by an unprecedented majority pledged to,support President Charles d* Gaulle. Gautiist leaders were confident they could push through tho pres* ident’a plana for stability at homo and nuclear-backed prestige abroad. Needs technicians TALLAHASSEE (DPI) State School Supt Thoms* D. Bailey, saying Florida will need 10,009 engineers and 90,000 other technician* by 1970, Wednesday estab­ lished a "technical education division” for Florida. Bailey appointed Dr. Thomas W. Strickland, education mater­ ials specialist ia th* Depart meat Education, to head the group. Rail Sale Okayed WASHINGTON (UPI) The Interstate Commerce Commission has authorized Southern Railway to pur chase a controlling interest in the Central of Georgia Railway. The ICC Issued an order Wednesday providing that the merger will becom* effective In 33 days, provid­ ed Southern completes fin­ ancial arrangements by that time and any bond Issued carry no more than SW per­ cent interest. Right Oi Way Gift Accepted ORLANDO - G. T. WUley. Martin Company vieo presi­ dent and general manager, to­ day officially donated to the State of Florida a 166-acre tract of Martin-Marietta pro­ perty for turnpika right-of-way through the company’s ex­ tensive holdings southwest of Orlando. The property, valued at $330,000, was formally present­ ed to Gov. Farris Bryant who, In turn, presented the official property deed to Turnpike Authority Chairman John M. Hammer. The Florida Developm ent Commission has earmarked 966,000 in HULBurtott funds to help construct a 16 bed pediatriea ward and fin ish o f f tha naw wing a t Seminole Memorial Hospital con­ tingent on th e hospital raising 986,000 fo r th e p r o je ct H ospital adm inistrator R obert B eu crer d is­ closed that prelim inary plana fo r tha naw w ard have been subm itted to tha FDC and he w ould 'like to see construction on the new facility start­ ing early next year. H owever, Besserer emphasized that where the hospital w ill g e t tha 966,000 la “ another story ." The hospital board w ill discuss tha m attar at its m eeting n ext Tuesday, Besserer said. Besserer indicated the board m ay ask coun­ support o r soma sort o f fund drive to raise needed appropriations. The 9716,000 new w ing waa com pleted In A ugust with th e hospital s ta ff m oving in during October. The feder leral governm ent poured 9825,000 in construction fo r the wing. Cubans Arrested With Smuggled Cocaine Cache NEW YORK (UPI) - Two Cubans, alleged whoWater* of cocaine etnuggled into the United States from Havana, wero arrested early today by New York police. About two pounds, two ounces of pure cocaineworth $800,000 in (b* illegal market—was seized aa datectlves raided a room In th* Markwell Hotel In Man* hattan’s theater district. Deputy chief Inspector Ed­ ward F. Carey aa'd the two Cubans had been carting their cocaine auplles from Miami to New York tor the past 10 months, Their customers were main­ ly pusbera operating la the theater area, police said. The narcotics squad has not­ ed a steady Increase in the flow of cocaine to the midManhattan area In recent months according to LL Pasquale Intrieri. The prisoners were identi­ fied as Jorgelina Gatcla, 26, an attractive redhead who was a photographer's model and beauty queen In Cuba and ber companion Santiago Garcia, 20. Intrieri said detectives en­ tered their hotel room Just as the Garcias were in Use pro­ cess of “ cutting” th* cocaine or reducing It from Its pure state to the marketed variety. The cocaine was in a dresser. The detectives said Garcia offered them $12,000 to let them go—$2,000 In cash held in hla hand and $10,000 more lo be paid later. The payoff attempt resulted only in a charge of bribery added to felonious narcotics possession charges, p o l i c e •aid. According to Intrieri, tha Garcias—who are not related —talked vaguely about their operations a n d mentioned "something about a boat” used to bring the drugs from Cuba to Florida. He said that police believe th* cocaine's original source may be Red China or South America. would choko tho nation for two more days. At least 66 persona moot of them over 60 year* o l d had collapsed and died la th* London area alone sinew th* wont tog In a docad* stole over the nation Monday night. Auto and hospital officials said the amor waa every bit as bad as the “ killer fog* of I95S which claimed 4,000 Uvea In four days. Tha death rate was expected to shoot up sharply today. Of­ ficials said amor usually takas 24 to 48 hours to affect tha lunge and briny on fatal bron­ chial conditions. Health authorities warned old people, children and per•one with weak lunya to stay Indoor* until th* amoy lifts. Air aapiples taken Wednes­ day showed .air. pollution U times normal and twice as bad aa at tha height of the 1952 disaster. Th* grey killer wa* a deadly amalgam af moUture, imoke, dirt and carbon fume* spew­ ing from the nation’s exhaust pipe* and factory chimneys. London hospital* went on "red alert"—the order to ad­ mit only emergency patients and keep all beds raady for smog victims. Th* air ministry aald th* poisonous pall over London was fim) feet thick. "it eeemt this weather will persist for another 49 hours," a ministry spokesman predict­ ed gloomily. Freezing temperatures add­ ed to the misery. Th* fog fros* on etreete and pavements, causing a rash of multiple-car accidents. Uut highway deaths wer* few because traffic mov­ ed so slowly. The fug surly today was not as bad aa the opaque mast that halted the nation In Its tracks Tuesday night. Out via ibility in a few areas was still down to xero and driver* near* ly everywhere could see only a few hundred feet at best. The smog was expected to thicken again tonight. Hardest-hit wer* th* great Industrial areas of London and th* midland cities, where fac­ In The Mood There’s nothing Ilk* a frosty nip in th* air, tha am*U of wood amok*, and th* sound of Christmas carota to get folks in th* mood for Christina* shopping. Downtown merchants * t Sanford art catering to that mood this weekend with an­ other two days ot special sale* on *v*ry kind of gift for •vsxyuo* oo your list. Besides th* s a v i n g s hi money, time, gas and wear and tear on th* feet by shopping at home, you’ll have a chance to win something to help you check off that list . , . gift certificate* worth $43, $35, and $20. Friday night shopper* will receive tickets for th* drawing to h* held Just after tho 9 p. at. closing at the corner of kfagnoli* Ava. and First Si- StanIn Eyes Of Youth Blot OutHoldupPlan ELIZABETH, N. J. (DPI)— Tha bank robbery might have been a pushover except far Robert Dtecblor, n young mag with stars In bis ayes who saw red when the heist threatened hie wedding. * He became furious when he sew the $1,600 he had saved for s nest egg dumped Into the bandits’ bag Wednesday along with $59,000 of th* bank’s money . . . before he had his deposit slip. “I was Jut thinking about my $1,600," Dteehler, 24, a service station attendant, said. “You cant get m a r r i e d without money, can youT I wanted to get my money beck.” . Beside*, he wanted some of th* money to buy an engage­ ment ring Christmas present for his fiancee, Loretta Her­ man, 21. Dlzchltr became so angry he grabbed th* .38 caliber pistol on* of th* bandits carried, shot him In the etomech, fought a gun battle vrlth the other bandit, and when all of the bullets were used up, hurled the empty revolver with all his might at th* fleeing rub­ bers. Then he charged them with his bare hand* and chased them from th* bank, on* of them clutching hie etomerh where he had been (hot. Dlachltr wee not nicked ia the flurry of bullets that fol­ lowed HU bold move. But bank guard William Petuakey, 63, e former policeman, waa wound­ ed trying to help. J a m ! Turkey & Camera compluU with flaah at­ tachment, cane, etc, with each set o f 4 Den­ man Super Safety Ticca. Lake Mary Puts O ff Session Today’s meeting of the Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ merce has been postponed until 9 p. m. next Thursday at which tlmo Douglas Stanstrom, chairman of tho coun­ ty's long range planning and development committee, will be guest speaker. Stenstrom will give a re* port on tong range plans of the county for converting Lake Mary Blvd. Into sn access Unk between Hwy. 1792 and Interstate 4 and will lead a question and answer tory smoke mixed with the fog to produce a slimy atmosphere that coated mouths and lungs. Busan and trains ran bourn behind. Many motorists left their can hornet. No airliner* had left London airport for 60 hours. FREE TU RKEY with each set o f 4 Dcnnutn A ir Stream Tires. S GET YOUR Tilths INSPECTED FREE • EASY • • NO TIME PAYMENTS CARRYING CHARGES WE SPECIALIZE IN TIKES FOR FOREIGN CARS • WE GIVE PLAID 8TAMPB Take Advantage O f Our S3 Years Experience McRoberfs Tire Supply IN C O R P O R A TE D 103 W. 1st. St. Sanford Pfc FA 2-9831 I f. k , V; J ,1 *•1 �. | 25 Bands From directly to Um Hall •EMINOLE COUNTY BUSINESS SCHOOL QUESTIONNAIRE Check 000 ot mon ceunea which you would bo lntoreatod la stadrtag aad stall to:. Mrs. Fean** Le**, 911 Palmetto Ava, Banford. Basis*** Machine* ..... Advertising___ IBM Keypunch _ General Buimese ____ Effoctive Speaking___ Supervisory Training ...__ Recordkeeping Starting-Managing A Small Busin*as ___ _ Central Florida • DriHa SA N FO R D M unicipal Stadium Sat* D ie . 8, 7 p. ■ . A datti fl.1 0 Slm toats M e and hi* capacity of loro for hi* followman." V «. m axes* n islo u *u*#. MBS. M1NBVAU W ILLIAM SON waa tha wlnoar o f th* 10,000 T op V ila * SUunpi given away by th e Jay c m W in * Club Tuesday. Th* stam ps w ir a donated to tha W in * Club b y t b i T op Y a h * company and workara w ith tha w im in tha contest w ars mambara o f Candystnpsrs, girl* hospital voluntaan group. A ll procaada w ill g o tow ard tha support o f tho L ittle Rad Bcboolbouaa. From le ft are JaycM W in * Fraaldant M n . Barbara Folk, M n . Wmiamaon and W aya and Mean* Chairman, M rs. Arlan* T stem . baum. (H arald P hoto) aal her aahaow* » H « * ■1* martial, an* If ***4. her on* hoowohotra, dealeeee, areatees, *••!*»••■. tori, er trustees, u t ell ethae yeril.e etatmls* er. Uroega. a , us|eet eat* deten* ijS - r f e r - s S S i sra--SW KU ass: U Parse naalel, leeeaaee. lt ether the* Ftereae* Daniel. B a s in Dealai. Daniel Frif*! »h* UNKNOWN HBtlta. dart tees, treaties, aeilraeea, llenera, eredllore, trustee* aa* all ether **««•• aleimlna hr. ihrooeh, uadar or MKAlnit F W R W C l DAJf* 1BU deeeasadi the UNKNOWN nm na. Saylaesa, SrsaUS*. mil ;neea, llisere, aradllnr* trueteet, aa* alt athar partis* elniialnr ti»roM«fc. wadar or ifiln lt BVBLYN DANtRl* dreemed. If ether than Vlr» (tula Daniel Prret and ear and nil other persons haelns, or claiming to have, ear rlsht. ttilo. or Uteroet la and to the fnUowln* denerlhod lend, lying aad hetnr la ■emlnolo Coantr. Florida, to* wlti alt at Knot SS rnrda ot NBI4 of NWIt af Boo. It. Twp. ft a, Ran. M Kent, loot North ee* foot thoroof. Ton. and omh of you, aro hereby notified that a aalt fins been broufht naalaot poa la th* Circuit Court, In and for Bemtnota County. Florida. In chancery, entitled OL1VKU It MATIUBUX an I BUBA. DSTH J. MATHIBUX. hta wife, plaintiffs. *. FRANCBS NtDLO, et al dstendaata. aad you. aad each et you, are re* uulrad to fit* yoor Anewer I* th* plaintiff*’ Complaint with th* Clerh of **M Court, and terra upoa plalatlffe, or lalntlffW attorney. OKO. A I'EKH, Jit, whoea addreea le F. a Dos III*. Sanford. Florida, a aopy af oald Anawor on or hoforo December 14, A. D. t ill, and If r«u fall In do aa a Daoraa pro Con. fata* will b* talarod aealnal ou. aad aaoh of you, for ho rallaf dawaudad la aald Complaint. Th* aatur* of this tult I* I* oalot Ih* Hilt to th* abav* daaarlbad laid la plalntlffa, OHvar It Mathlaua end Bllaa bath J. Uothl.ua. hit wife WITNEUU my hand aad aaal at aald Court at aaaford. ■tmlaol* County, Florida, Ihla tsth day of Novambar, A. D. st I p.m. Both praaoBtatloai are spaa to th* public aad than to no charge for admission. Oa Doe. U, th* "MosaUh" will b* prosontod at th* Pea­ body Auditorium ia Daytons Beach at 7:10 p.m. undar tho ausptcoa of th* Daytona Botch Tourist Club. The INI presentation af tha "Messiah" to th* nth under th* direction of GUfta who to chairman of Stetson's vole* department and a gradual* of )anlaoa University and th* Eastman School of Must*. Th* Stetson event has been m n btatii o r rton iD A * tradition at Stetson atoe* TOi GLORIA R. MVBB. IBM. and w u promoted for M whon rttldaneo le FMehbure, MaiaoakeiiUi, eonmcutlv* years by Glffla. and white aultla* ad- Now th* "Messiah" to pro* Hinder, famed "Messiah" malaria will again b* pre­ tested al Btataoa University tor tha ITlh time this ju t , wi|h three performances sat for music tovera from all ortr tha etate. Th* oratorio, conducted by Prof. Harold M. Griffis and featuring tha 60-vole* choir and tho 40-mtmbor orchoitra, will b* performed twice oa Station’s DoLand campui, Doc. 14 at I p.m. sad Doc. 16 Legal Notice drtie la II Xprut* Strut, FlUhbore. Maianchuaatta: A owara Complaint hevlas U l flit.I •eilnil you In Ihi Clroolt Court la tnd for Seedsol* County. Florida, by DON. AID L. MU*R. for dlvaroi. Ih* abort IHI* of which It DONALD U HUSK. Flolatlff, v in u i GLORIA K. MUSK. Dafaadant. thin prtiint* art f* ooiomood you to ippter tad fU* your Amwtr or othir d.ftnao or ploadlng htroln with th* Ctirh i f Ih* Clriolf Court af nominal! Countr. riorl.li, and iorvi a aopy th.raon Flilalltr* Alloraoy. Carroll Burh*. AHorniy it Law, r. a Orawir X, Ian. ford, Florida, on or bifor* thi llh day of January. A. D. till, er otharwlaa dacro* pro uonfoaao will ho oalarad aealnot you. Tho Sanford llarald U da* alenatod aa a nowapapar of B.naral clroulallon In which Ihla citation ahall h« pehllah•d oae* aach waah for four conaauutlva w.aha. WtTNROS my head and of. list. flolat aaal af lha Clark of tha (SEAL) Clreult Caurt on ihln th# 4th Arthur If. kackwith, Jr.. day a aff -------------------Dacaaibar, A. „D. „UM. Clark af Clreult Caurt at (SEAL) ■amlnata Cauaty, Florida Arthur H. kackwith. . Byt Marika T. Vlblaa Clark af Circuit Caurt D.puiy Clark Carroll Burh. . A. tpaar, Jr. Attorney at Law iraay tor Malatlffa Bulla III aanfard Atlantia 0. paa t ill National Honk Uldf. ford, Florida Banford. Florida illah Nov. II. SS. IS A Allorn.y for Plaintiff Publl.h Dm . I, IS. IS, IT. CDD-IS Wina-Dtxi* f l a r e s , loo* which operato* a number ot supermarkets ia this area, re­ 11.24 percent during the fourweek period ended Novembor IT compared with tho corre­ sponding period a year ago, It was announced. Tha volume was 168,800,169 compared with 189,282,177 last year, an Increase of 64,668,012. Tor th* SO-weak period end­ ed November 17 aalee wars 1809,629,090 compared w i t h 1287,371,837, an increase of 822,287,483 or 7.71 percent. An Increase also wu raglataxed for th* 82-week period ended November 17, whan sales touted 8794J0M1S com­ pand with (760,840,730, an Increate of 883,644,788 or 4.42 percent. Winn-Dixie now has S09 re­ tail atone throughout tha South compand with 844 unite a year ago. S Mr. Eph J, Momr, Ml Piaoy Rldga Id., Caaaolbong dtod Wednesday at tho ago ot II yean. A natin Pennaylvanlan, hi movad to Casselberry tw# yarn ago from Turd* Crook, Fa. H* w u a rotlrod akr brakaa maaufacturor. Ho adtot Church la Faoaaylvanis; a member of VaUay Lodge IIS, F * AM Is Tur. tto Crash; Scottish IMss la Valley; Bahia Ihrta* Tarnpi* la Orlando; l aniard ghrtn* chib; Elk's Ouh fat Ftaniylvaala and th* Casas), harry Chambar of Coaunorca. H# had aarrad on th* Board ot Olroctoro of tho CaaseL bony ClUaona Credit Union. Sunrlrors am hto widow, Margarrt and thro* slater*, Mrs. Goa Hahn of Pitcairn, Pa., Mn. Mao Eckcr a Philadelphia, Pa. and Miss Erls Bower of Turtle Crook. Funeral arnicas will b* held at I p. m. Friday a; th* Coi-Parkar Funeral Homo in Winter Park with Ear. Darwin Shea officiating. Ma* •onto Ritas at th* graraald* will be conducted by Winter Park Lodge 239. Burial will ba Is th* Casselberry Came- of th* North Georgia Methodtot Conftrenc* for many j m . Although retired from th* actin ministry, "Unci* Noth" and “ Mis* Sera," a* ho and his wife wor* affectionately k n o w n , **md s e v e r a l chartho* in Florid* during and oftor World War II. Thojr war* in PinotU for a yoar, in Oviedo for more than ot ratiramost in Oct, 1946, to anawar a coll aa tha first mlu­ ll tar ior tha Caaasihtrry Com­ munity Mothodtot C h u r c h whom tho yn oiat aanctoary « u arartad during thalr thrao yoar stay. Ha also asnrad tha Community Church in Now Smyrna Bosch. His congregations in tbs eouaty knaw him as “a larga sum with a largo aotca wRh tha lias af hto Maria and fast only axeesdad hy hto big heart • Superior friogo ana reception! PHOTO • 20,000 volts o f picture power! • Hardwood cabletul Davetoflag • Mahogany, walnut Printing WIEBOLDT CAMBBA SHOP l i t B. Park Ava. The Ideal Christmas G IFT For Her . . . If you want tlie finest canister cleaner you can own...we’ve got a real buy for y o u L ^ ^ fc ut « fa*----NFelm BvWW•------- 1• 4 spaed changer I Record ssocuge! • Phono }acks foe outside speakers! • Rich mahogany a* blonde finish! » Superior recti reception am w hen! Vary Ughtweij • Handsome slim-liat d< J R O L L DISHWASHER Rw figla Qlakea w in vmets am J tSgMMM Meaml|g|^f|eM^ mini JWTwwW* n n p n i r v i w ) • Wont (spadty — balds templet* tally wrrl v huhtotog prugarattoB dhhasl1 E ASY "D on’t 1*| 18 m l. stand 1b Ih* way o f happi- CREDIT #m n f n i umtia yewr #lkiem m anse t« envoi C*m* TERMS tot# s m aM th o w *rk4 N v i n g fs a t u f i* V ISIT OUR RECORD DEPARTMENT Madame Donna Psychic A R O U N D Enjoy The Finest Christmas Music Reader tKA-U Model 88 IIOOVEK UPRIGHT IflB lf •• Model 89 M fll DELUXE UPRIGHT •• A Cootplata Una at betk Wiaur Park aad Orlande itoroo Th* Unseen World* Groctaat Power On Earth On* Consultation WIB Help Y on 1181 N. Orland* At*. Wtotor Park. Florida Model UM NEW STY LB CANISTER TYPB Seminole Phone 644-7009 F or Appointment 118 County’! MAGNOLIA Old**! AVE. GE Dealer F A 2-1562 Joseph Bumby 108 Park Ava. 8 Wlatar Park Ml 7-196! Hardware Co. 192 W. Church Orlande, Fla. GA I-U2I colored pegs end . Keep* ‘cm busy! Ballerina dances before a mirror. Big compartment. estemhlnto 214 i. First ...__IP" SA N FO b. F U . �> ‘VTJZ .y —- - m v. -v’ 4 ■ ■: ■ J .T: ”' " - , f S V ■ ” "V ? r r .- 'y - . -5- , • >U C ib h c k 5 M A FreeOverseas CallsToBeGiven l Holds H eefin1 Two Sanford women, wire* or mothers of aerriesmen overm u who cannot gat homo for Christmas, will be the lockr recipients of free overseas telephono calls this year in a continuation o f the CWA’a "Hi. Mom” program, USO di­ rector John Lang announced today. This year, th e wo me n, (mothers or wives) are asked to write a short letter, tailing Just why she needs this call and USO Committee and a member of the local Union CWA will select two of the most deserving. This project, which permits •.wife or mother in the 8tatea to talk with her son or hus­ band in an overseaa post for Christmas, has grown over the years from the original 10 calls Sponsored by the CWA In 1057 to over 600 calls last year and approximately IJWO calls expected for this year, Lang said. Women who would like to participate are asked to ad­ dins* their letter to the “ HI Hum Program,* In care of the USO. Sanford. InCassdbem The mail goes out !■ cars, I post office, when John Be*trains, planes, buses, boats, I wiehcen took them on a tour carts, bicycles and even dog I of the new facility, sleds, Postmaster Guy Alien told members of the Kiwinla v jg l “But no matter how it goes, the post offices still ran in the p B |jL' Dea Two sang “ She’D Be Costag ’Bound tho Mountain." A game called “ Gold Bush” was*enjoyed by tbe boys and a skit was presented by Dm Nine. Dm Om tang “ OBI Susannah.” Achievement awards pre­ sented watt wolf badge, Jim­ my Cable, Chock Callsbaa tad Craig Duatsa; paid arrow*. Oral# Duncan and Bobert Simpkins; silver arrows, Craig Duncan and Craig Young. New Bobcats inducted were John Curran, Tommy Hannon, Jay Tbompsos, David Watson. John Johnson, Butch Craeksr, Jimmy Phillips, Bled Todd, Larry Morris and Alton For­ syths. Other new cube who won unable to attend wen Dayton Nixa , Bdgar Lee Lyons and Data Undsey. Mrs. DrommtU Morris is Dm Mother of a now dM, Dm Three, of Longwood. Her mo­ ther, Mrs. Haatl Largea, la her assistant. Dm T m w u l a chargo of tho closing otnmoay and kd the group ta staging "God Blots America.” in an effort to get the post- p w P B a! service, which is the biggest <#•' civilian agency of the federal government on a paying baaia, ' and elao to provide needed ^ fjfl salary increases for the poetoffice personnel, President J. F. Kennedy has signed a bill authorising postal rate in- the ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY classes at Lyman High received a visit from officials o f th e A dvisory Committee early this m onth. In the top photo, instructor George W . Thompson watches as students Jim M cEvers and Mike NelUen carry out an experim ent while in the bottom photo, Mc­ E vers, seated, dem onstrates circu itry and component testin g on Philco Laboratory equipment w hile com m ittee member, from le ft, A1 Egan, chairm an and director o f engineering at Johnson E lectronics, Philip Bloom, application engineer o f Dearborn Electronics and A r t Henkes, elec­ tronic technician o f D ynatrunks, Inc., look on. (R ah lja P hotos) ALVIN, TV*. (UPI)-WestInghouie Electric Corp. raid that mineralised river water U being turned Into pure water near her* at the rata of 75,000 gallons a day by the drat mulU-atage evaporator plant ever built for industrial use. Tbe evaporator, located at Hooianto Chemical Co.’a new Chocolate Bayou plant, feeda pun water to the boilcra which provide ctearn for the manufacturing of a number of petrochemicals. lK v m m ir x T Three well-known Central Florida high school bands which have received national recognition in outstanding events will be among tbe 25 competing hero Saturday in a F l o r i d a Bandmasters Marching Drill Contest. The Cocoa High School Band had the distinction of marching in (be Parade of Roses in the Rose Bowl Festi­ vities on New Year’s Day in Pasadena, Calif. Tha famous Marching Hun­ dred ot Seabreeze High School of Daytona Beach participat­ ed in the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C. and also were featured in the halftime show at the Thanks­ giving Day football game be­ tween the Detroit Lions and the Green Bay Packers, a na­ tionally televised game. Tbe Buccaneer Band of Daytona Beach participated in the mlles-long Macy's Christmas Parade in New York on Thanksgiving Day last year, and the 100 mem­ in tm ii enact'rr cowat of bers were featured as ooe of t m b s ix t h jt'DiriaL ero­ and IT-O J. |. K1HI.AK MOItj IAQI CORPORATION OF Ft iKIDA, a corporation, I ■elatiff, GILBERT a . JON IX led ID ­ EA JONHS. hie wle, and YICII TOMPKINS, i R 3 5 e h «5 r--^ :: m & IMPLEMENT CO. 216 S. Oak A vc. HANFORD, FLA. f S E T O FFER I 'I '.•Avf'i .-.'V.W-I J'At r* , .1 i- ■" J C O M P LE TE iH Spinning and Cwrtlag R tc b Spinning and Casting R od* Fly Rods and Fly Reels ^ Fresh and Salt W ater Fiahiag Line i’ lugn. Flies, Spinners R id Lures Thermos Jugs and Bottles Ice Chests and Coleman Lanterns Hunting Knives - Landing Neta Tackle Boxes • Minnow Buckets I FA 2-S0»S OPEN S EVERY 1 NIGHT TILL Except S a t u r d a y s till G A Insert Picture f r * \ Name & Store Address Th* Order of th* Arrow, IIALAPATA C h a p t e r Boy Scouts will hold a meeting the highlights of the parade. to start at T p. m. in Mem­ Tuesday at Corbetta Real Es­ Seminole High School’s orial Stadium. Tickets will be tate offices in DeUary at 7:30 p. m. Marching Seminole* also on sale at the gale. took part in the Cherry Bioseom Festival parade last year, with the Twirling Seminole Majorette Corps wearing their famous Indian maiden outfits. There will be 21 other Cen­ tral Florida bands from six counties taking part In the marching drill and masted band concert with activities Legal Notice in th b rrorrrr curnr. ninth jrn idA i. cro csir OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR ■mhinolm r o r m . CHA.Nl'RRY So ipana NOTICE IN T i l l MATTER OF TIIS ADOPTION Sir DONALD F. a m : a end ELENA m. k h k a . of KEITH LTLE TINDALL* a Minor. 5IEG LER Oil HOME HI ATE R Addrta* end Hceldeac* unknown, and MAROAlirr TINDALL. Aildr*** and R**ldene* unknown: YOU ARB HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that * l>*tltloa has b*«n rtl*d In the ebof* »tyl*d cause by DONALD F. UHKA end ELENA M. SIIKA. far .bis pre­ th* edoptlee ef KKITII LYLK fer fore- TINDALL, k minor, by th* egelaet Petitioners, and you ur* re­ >*d pro- quired to **rvo * copy of your Answer or objections to show cage* wby said Petition should net b* granted on lb* Attorney for Petitioners, Carrail Burk*. M*afeed Atlantic National B*nk Build**. Han­ ford. Florid* and rut thn ori­ ginal In tk* office of tho Clerk of th* Circuit Court on or k*fur* th* Ith day of Jan­ uary, A. D. ISIS, and herein KRED at fall not or a decree pro con| County, feeso will t* entered egelaet this Sdth yo*. ML YTCTNiaw my b*ed end th* ■eel ef esld Court In geuford. Florida, this <th day of Dec­ ember. A. D. ISdf. (HEAL) Arthur H. B«*kwltb, Jr, Clerk of Circuit Court Cerrotl Burk* Attorney far PetRlouers ault* 111 Sanford AllauUa National Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florid* Publish Doc. *, U. Sf. 11. CDD-1* |' Merrier Holiday! P M SPEC IA L O F F E R I JOIN OUR 1963 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB C H RISTM AS RECORD of Favorltm C a ro ls performed by Rise Sloven*, Brian Bullhwa mH tha Firmton* orchestra and chorus. A Ugh quality collector's album for which yaw I might normally expect to pay 13.98 to H M . Enjoy tho "Vote* of F irtttonf tvtry Sunday timing ovtr NBC-T\ NOW FR E E ! t lf f t lf t F AND WITH PURCHASE OF 25c each weak for 50 week*—I 1158 He each week far 58 weak*—I 15.08 11.88 tech weak far 18 weeks—f 18.08 02.88 each week for 58 week 8188.88 K l l l l ■ H I L ALSO ! 13.00 each waak far 58 week*—4118.08 tit ut/iigsl 12* I P HI FI Custom Racordtoo W W You know what you're getting when you buy NRE8TONEI TOI PKRCT TINDALL O R O N Y O U R T IR E S 60,000 location• bi oil 60 State* andCanada have YO U R FUEL DOLLARS ____ (phis famous PIronton# Ufatlfliu Bunrantoe) honored at m an than Clubbers S tretch APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES 12-MONTH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE Christman r o n [ eiewi- MOLB COUNTY, FLOW IN CHANrCRY NO. t| SHAKESPEARE Arrow Order Tea, aad each of you. aro hereby notified that a ault ha* keen brought against you U the Circuit Court. In and for SemlnoH County, Florida. In chancery, entitled nOBISltT U BiacK, a* Truete*. plain­ tiff. v. THB PUANT INVEST­ MENT COMPANY, a dlstolved Coaueotleut corporation, ol al. defendants, and you, aad each *f you, or* required t o : file your Auewer lo th* plaintiffs Complaint with th* Clerk *f ■aid Court, end serve upon plaintiff. *r pUlnilfr* attor­ ney. OKO. A. SPKBIt. j i t . whose address Is P. O. Box lilt, Sanford. Florid*, a copy ef sold Answer, on er before December IS A. D. t if f , end If you fait ta do a*, a tocre* pro eonCeseo will b* enter*4 •telnet you. an4 each of you, for th* relief demandM la •eld Complaint. The nature of this salt Is to quiet tk* title to the above. Sescribed Hud In plqtatlff. Robert U Black, as Trustee. WITNESS my baud a d of. ftolel seal ef said Coi rt at Sanford. a*mluol* t aunty, Florida, this 17th day of Nov•mher. A. D. ISIS. (SEAL) Arthur 11. Bockwl b. Jr. Clerk of Circuit C art of Seminole County, I lortda. By: Martha T. VI Ion Depaty Clerk O«o. A. apeer, Jr. Attorney tor plaintiff p. o. Bern 11*4 Sanford. Florida Publish Nov. M A Do4 so. issi. CDC-S4 in - •*•( Plant Gets Pure Water From River COMPACT, a dissolved Conneetlcut eerporatloa, dlsaolv•d Auaaat 1*. l»t». sad It* unknown eaeeeeeoru, groat***, fruit***, lienore, creditors, a*•Ii m u , *r other parti** claiming kr. thronah. under •r aralnat *ald Th* Plant Inveitownt Company, a dissolv­ ed Connecticut corporation; and nay and all persona hav­ ing. or claiming to hava. nay right, till* or Interest la and to th* follewlag described Had, lying and being to a*mlnot* County, Florid*, lo-wll: Lot* « to n. Ineluslvt. Block f of OARDENA P A R M M TOWN aiTCS, according ta pUt thereof recorded la Ptot Booh R pago I* to tha offlco of th* Clerk or Clroalt Court of Seminal* County, FtorHoi d in ' W ff .. for the Hunter, Camper and Angler *4 Down is all you need to k take advantage of this or n a a is a r o i K arr V . i '■) • These new rates are roughly a om cent increase on the present rates, with soma *xceptioo on business types of mail and bulk mailing rates. "Tbe United Btstes Postal ssrvics handles half of the mall in the ontlro world,” Al­ loa said, “with 45,000 post offices and stations and *580,000 men and women employee, ro- POSTMASTER A LLE N gordlesa of net, color or creed." Tho now postal rotes, which Includes five cents on a letter, four cents for post cards and tight cants for airmail, will go into affect Jan. 7, Allen said. Following tho discuuiou on tho now rotes, Allen took members of tho KiwanU Club across the street to tho new Legal Notice m m v. — ■ P f y $5.88 sack week for 18 week* -121848 RIGiSTKR FOR I CAPTURES HEAT M A C O RKFRIGKNATOR— NANGK AUTOMATIC WASHIR FRKZIR— c o n so l e tv OR Hl-H Vltfcfc NO OBLIGATION TO OUT t t I I l ^ N Q BIG TRADE IN ALLOWANCE d oVY w Hn r pMa iymm temn t itk tn v s jt f/ SHOP RNITURE C m tp i' i EASY TERMS’ SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK where your dollar buys M IL E S more MONDAY through First St. & French Ave. rate. TILL PHONE FA 2-0244 FRIDAY SATURDAY till 6 P M ’ Ears***- -i �V \'-T M U, - t • ^ 1k 11 Krfe-WEKffi ■ h* ' V W/r R flP # ¥ el W F~ ; W ft M 1 \ i h i1 r;tfA1K Friday b Sahnday FLANNEL GOWNS B U LO V A B ay R t f . |1 Item fo r I9e Get Second 91 H o e /f i r O nly 1 Cent PRICE Esther's Jew elry Star* M B . 1* COM PANY FAS SHOP ROUM ILUTS Friday Night BONUS AWARDS EVERY HALF HOUR STARTS SU N D AY TO O TH P A STE S A L E •♦ J .*4,.,^ A Ttmrnm Gonnrfai SO FA Ra«. $S19JS0 Vita* BIG SELECTIO N — KOLTMOS JdJL ST YL E S • RECUNER8 • PLATFO RM ROCKERS • T V CH AIR S Lo n g c o a t s A N D C A R COATS g ir l s i f M AS ANS v/ERS m -r:,LLL i : ; i • SW IV E L C H A IR S • OCCASIO N AL CH AIR S • CLUB C H A IR S ^ C o lla tes Men’ s G ift S et Tfele, Skin Cmm m fLm m m —mim-vmm m M F L U F F Y M IN T A IR BO N Top Value Stamps A t m ilM C hars* A eeouati W ile— W A L G R E IN AGENCY DRUG STORE FU R N IT U JE C O M P A N Y m w. w a t. »A M M 1 9 6 3 ChjdaJkm aA $ 25.00 $ 50.00 $100.00 $150.00 $250X0 FRIDAY-SATURDAY O N LY LA R G E ST IN TH E STOCK SAN FO R D OF AREA • Latest Fashion • Rem orable Pasa Case • Swine Clip • • • Brow n, Black Zipper Cowhide Split Leather "Soadaola County** Oldaat G.E. Daalar’* �» — - — - — One $35.00, And One $20.00 Gift Certificate Will Be Given To The Holders Of The Lucky Tickets. FOR IN or Any 2 Ties From Our Beautiful HH • t fj.y Large Assortment O f Christmas Reg. $1.50 Neckwear to o k F R ID A Y ft SA TU R D A Y 10 Y E A R G U A R A N TE E Reg. $1(9.00 cHoice “T H E YOUR M AN L IF E " BIG SELECTION Peignoir Sets m (Qm w * M m) Mm • . ] PRICED PROM 1 BEDDING COMPANY SHOE STORE LIG G E T T p W lan d aJu n A TOUCHTON Classic Pump "The Working Girl’s W e’ve Shoe” Ringer Ever O ffered B n B S 4 . ll WIDTHS • STDR / A t This //A IN DISPENSER BOTTLE REG, |1.00 Bolex 8mm Cut $42.50 With regular and telephoto lensea ta d eompumatle electric eye W u flll-M Turret lorn mount R e­ focus f:l J normal and focuafnr f:2S, I* power telephoto. Coapumatlc elKtrlo eye meeauns light through the lens . . . can’t be fooled by eff-ecene lighting. Spool load. Metal. Swjaa mada. I 9 PIMMC-Wt. 4 lbs.'------------------- I77.M Mlalbelex hard leather ciaa * PB M4B*Wt. 9 tonT-.... ................ HUM Sears Catalog Sales Ofc SA N FO ID , Open PH. Kltaa 17-INCH HEELS TABLE MODEL COLORS — Black. Bed. Blow* Black Patent, DjraM. Shantung and Satin ANFORD hoe Center ■ 12-25 Week • 212 aq. in. of wide-angla sharp, clou viewing! • Video amplifier amine a brighter picture! • Tin tad Safety Glim—ratra easy oa the nycsl • Automatic Gaia Coatrdl for a steady, (table picture! oChoom decoretyled mahogany or waloat finiahl a s s o c ia t e 207 W. First St. FLA. Ph. FA 1-1771 L IG G E T T m stone 212 E. FIRST ST. Store Full Of Values FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Men's Dress Slacks tfs • Contim ntals • Plea ter • Iveys IANT COOKIE JAR • Sectionals T O U C H T O N STDR Corner B. 1st S t and Megoalla E ast 1st S t a t Sanford A va. SA N F O R D , F L A . F A 2-6244 SILVER PLATED Don - Don Dish FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! A m ***1 * l SH ! S - Styles • C offee Tables All Fabrics - Solids fir Patterns J S jjl L H igular $7.95 - $14.95 * Sim ilar T o Cut FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY (N . Charge For Length Altcralioaa) Shown Above. * «£ £ * ■ s S S S r . mmA Hundred. O f Other Wonderful Gift Idea. ALL ON MATHER’S EASY CREDIT TERMS Spiral E ffort Round Dtab Kader Jewelers 208*09 E . First St. �v •xL,-.,"” .; nm • ‘ — ------ .. V- . . •; * . 4 '*S>• / jn *v* •- ■- ........... • * DeBje&Rand V A H -3 r i m Meet For MARY ESTHER’S Pat Christie ■ B A tm c u ir * • fa new naseetetei wMI ALICE'S BEAUTY ftALON Ml* B. Fiensk Am PA M M MBS, J. B. HDB88. wntad with bar birthday cu t i m iro u p w M cx of M r i f i M r emMrtP» left to rifht, Mrs. B. K. Hardison, Mr*. E. A. Dod> CREATIVE -We Cari V* and Dye liar T«C --------WALKER.----------AUCM (Photo b y C ob) W OMAN ChUdrea’a felt slippers art assy oo the feat and fua to make with either plain er fancy front#. No. 246-H haa pattern plecea for small, medium or large. To order tend IS eenta In eolna for each pattern to: Creative Woman Sanford Herald Box tit, Midtown Station Now York 1», N. Y. Print name, addroaa with style number and abe. Add 10 eenta If Ant claaa mailing la deaired. l) • to 10 minutes a n d decorate aa deaired. Maks# aU dosan. • e e the Herald _ _ , aaya that ha would Hbo to flad the recipe for the old fashioned Sweet Potato Pout. Who can coma (9 hla reacuof Pleaao lot ua bear Emm you. e e e float Coleman aaya aha wants a recipe for Persimmon Pie. I found this one in tbs Florida Favorite Poods cook book, put out by tho USDA. It la bulletin No. 4ft—check with Miss WUcoa’a office if you fould like to have It. 3 vary soft persimmons 3 oggs 3 cupfuls of rich milk or •ream H cup or more of sugar 14 tap. salt Wash tho persimmons and put thru a ricer or rub thru a colander. Beat the egg, add the sugar and salt and ml* well.- Add the cream or milk and tho mashed persimmons. Pour into a partly baked pie shell—dot 4 tbapa. of buttar over the top and finish baking fat a moderate oven. 378 de pecs, until the custard la set. Local Events Bere'a a tarty tidbit for poor holiday party anacka. Bellah Pompemn Ualng a melon baO-mikar, acoop round of chaeee from n well ehllled Jar of rellah ohoeao spread. Place on tri­ angle eraekera and garulah candle wax to a hot aolutkn with a atrip of pimento. Makea of atarch for laundering glased about 13 Fompoma. chlnta that haa loot aomo of e • e lta glare. Be aure that the war A piece of white adhealve haa melted in the hot atarch. tape on which la meaaured 14 Iron on the right aide. (A inch, H Inch or wider can bo piece of wax the aim of a placed on the right aide of walnut la enough fer a pair the needle ef the tewing ma­ of curtalna.) chine. A coat of ahailae will keep It ftom rubbing off. Pol- You can reatore that treihlow thta gauge and you can neia In walnut meata by plac­ put in a aeam or hem of cor­ ing them In a flat pan and rect length without beating. putting them in a 300 degree oven for about 10 minuter. Helpful hinta on double cruat Try It. pica: To have an all ever golden Don’t forget to aend those brown cruat pic: cards and lettera in to mo. 1. Wrap atripa of moUt pa­ Send that favorite recipe and per toweling over the outiide hint in care of P. 0. Boa ISO, rim of the pie; or Lako Monroe. >. Lightly eruih aluminum foil over the outalda rim of the If li'a called a “ housewarm­ is light brown, remove the toweling or foil. When you take the pie from the oven five minutes liter, tho whole crust Is an appetising golden brawn. ing,” gifts. guests should mntSDAY The Ladlea Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen a a d Bnglnemen meeta at ■ p.ra. at the Rivetview home of Mra. Harry Wilson. Mala Item on the agenda win be plana for the Chriatmaa party. Perfect Gifts For That v "Special One" Lavish Lace Trim m ed Slips R tfn la r And H alf SUpo White . Black And Paateh bring FROM J M - $4.oo h FASHIONS Cocktail Dresses j i Popular and Practical P ettipants Sana Souei i A A H bck * W hito ii M d\ m And Rad H $ 4 .o o • • • Have lud aeveral requests from some teenagers for a few definitions on preparing and maasurements, ate.. In cooking and baking. I have found tho vary thing that they • • e want In n booklet obtained Now If you like chiffon pies from the Home Demonstration Now doea anyone have different one that they would like to share with EleanT U so lot ua know by sending V to mo. W h i t / f a v t 9nn S T IL L A FEW HAS A V A IL A B L E CHOICE Evening Bags BOTTLED GAS Gloves PROM tJ H r ■ P eisn oir Sets a »ewrv» ,- ^ h Bnanllful Pastek VVW TT* EVENING WRAPS M “ Plain *n Fancy Pants'* Jewelry AND A MULTITUDE OF GIFT ITBMS Just Coll p m im l b . Details To Us. Tnllurod And Fancy 4 FO R Y O U R CH RISTM AS P A R T Y And Leave The Tnflorwd And Fancy FROM O ATES F A 2 -8 8 0 0 - N ylon Gowns & P ajam as CYUNDEE mm W Nn tanUBnliam Chaff* Delivery Aaywkara In Sunlnei* County Coll FA 2-5733 Sonford Got Co. 1 » W. lot f t . W hite And Paataln Sana Soud And PLAYGIRL FASHIONS NOW OPEN MON. and FR1. NIGHTS HU 9 Hwy. 17-92 at 436 Fern Plain, Fan Park. Fla. S A N F O R D • > - V- gtyViWvi r V �V Johnsons Hold Open House The new borne of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Johnson on Nar­ cissus Ave., was the scene of an open bouse celebration Sunday from I to 8 p.m. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Claude Hawkins, Mrs. C. E. Hunter and Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald. Assisting them were the Johnson’s daughter, Mrs. Donald Hudson, of Or­ lando. The rooms of the home were opened ensuite for the party and floral arrangements were placed at vantage points in the rooms. Of special interest was a beautiful planter, in the liv­ ing room, filled with a variety of permanent plants, a gift from Mrs. Johnson's brother, Bill Grow, of DeLand. The dining table was over­ laid with a white linen cloth and centered with a large sheet cske, decorated with a house and the words “ Wel­ come" and “ Good Luck.” Punch, coffee, cheese cake, EVERYBODY’S GOT ONE. And I'm talking about that person on the shopping list who “ has everything." -You could follow the gag trend and get them a “ croker sack” to “ put it in," but here’s a. better idea. Opening the 10th of Decem­ ber is a new little specialty shop, featuring beautiful ob­ jects made of brass, from In­ dia. The new establishment, to be known as "Jan's Specialty Shop" is going to be located in the Mayfair Hotel, down the east hall near the office. Jan (Mrs. Ken) Tprbctt. her husband and children, Ken and Randy have returned re­ cently from New Delhi, India, where they were stationed in Navy Attache office of the American Embassy. Is a member, attended In a group sad presented the cou­ ple with an electric toaster. They also received many other alee gifts from the approxi­ mately 78 friends and relatives who called during the appoint- B ( T ■ k f ' r ■ p ' / . V l i 'X . JA N TORBETT DIAN AIKEN ADD DIAN AIKEN, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken, to the list of American college students chosen this year to be listed in “ Who's Who Among College Stu­ dents." Dian Is a senior at Stetson University, and a graduate of Seminole High School. While at Stetson, and Inci­ dentally the will complete four years work in three years as she's been attending summer school regularly, she has be­ come a member of National Mortar Board, Scroll and Key, Kappa Delta Pi, president of Chaduoin Hall and vice presi­ dent of Delta Delta Delta, sorority. In high school aha was presi­ ident of the Student Leaders Club which was equivalent to what is now the National Honor Society and a member of i the Sally Staff. She will intern as a teacher at Dempsie Brewster Element­ ary School in DeLand next year, following her graduation ; from Stetson next June. “ Dian has paced herself all tho way,” aaya her mother, Anne Aiken. “We did not urge her to try to finish college in three years but she fett she could do it and ahe has cer­ tainly done well. Wo are very proud of her." Dian Is the oldest of the Aiken's nine children. YOU WONT WANT TO MISS the Third Annual Pow­ der Puff game between tho By Virginia Chadwick Home on leave after his “ Boot Camp" training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station in Illinois Is Don Corton Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Corton Sr. of Second St., Chuluots. Don, who was a ’02 graduate of the Oviedo High School, will return to Great Lakes this month to attend the Electronic Technician School for a 24 week course. Back in Chuluota for the winter months are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Koontz of DctroU, Mich. The Koontzcs spend their winters at the Lake Cath­ erine Inn, residing in Villa No. 6. While here they visit with their many friends in the area as they were once resi­ dents of Oviedo. Mr. Koontz's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Koontz arc residents of Lake Charm In Oviedo. F R ID A Y N IG H T ! Junior and Senior Girls of SIIS. The girls have let down their hair, limbered up their mus­ cles and are prepared to give you an exciting and hardfought flag football game Sun­ day afternoon at the atadlum. Game time Is 2 p.m. The boys will entertain you too with their cheerleading antics, and the band has got a real cool half-time ahow ready to go. (To the uninitiated . . . girls play a brand of football you'll never see anywhere else, and we can guarantee that you will not be bored.) In fact . . . we've never seen such excited, get-wlth-lt fans as those who attend the Powder-Puff games to root for their favorites. Even if you don't have afiy kids in school, go anyhow, for you are sure to enjoy It. MAYFAIR OPENERS will be in for a treat Saturday night, too, as there has been hammering, sawing, painting and decorating going on down there for weeks, to create an entirely new atmosphere. Mgr. Everett Kerr’a _ex­ cellent taste tn decor can al­ ready be seen in the new Shalimar and the Gold Room of the hotel. Everybody will be there in their best bib and tucker (whatever that Is) for cock­ tails, dinner and dancing in THE big social eveul of the season. Sec you. FROM ,----Year Downtown Florist HONOREES AND HOSTESSES at the open house nt the home o f Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Johnson, on Narcissus Ave., Sunday afternoon. L eft to right seated are Mrs. Claude Hawkins and Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald. Standing are Mrs. C. E. Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Brad Foley New Arrivals Named President Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Silver, of Brooklyn, N. Y. an­ nounce the birth of a 5 lb. 2 oz. daughter, Sunday I»oc. 2, at the New York Hospital, in New York City. Thla is the couple’s first child and they have choaen the name, Lauren Davi, for the new arrival. Mrs. Silver Is the former Miss Betty Ann Munson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Munson, of Sanford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. Silver of New York City. Mrs. Munson plans to leave this weekend for a visit with the family and to welcome her first grandchild. Members of Sanford Drove ICO BPO Does elected a new ■late of officers for the coming year, at a recent meeting. They were Mra. Brad Folry, president; Mrs. Finley Nash, first counselor; Mrs. A. P. Bowersoz, senior counse­ lor; Mrs. Pete Bukur, junior counselor; Mrs. H. Disbrow, secretary; Mrs. George DeMattk), tressurcr; Mrs. Harry Kenny, inner guard; Mrs. Frank Wilson, outer guard, and Mrs. Richard Mapcs, three year trustee. The ' group has scheduled its annual Christmas party for members and guests, on Dec. IS, in the Social Hall of the Elks Club Santa Claua will visit the little Does on Dec. 22, also in the Social Hill. An open installation of the new officers will be held Jan. 19, In the Lodge Hall. The pub­ lic Is invited. Mrs. Ralph LaFever and Mrs. Robert Csrulhers will be installing of­ ficers. Plans are progressing for the state convention which will be held in Sanford in the early spring. Several Docs and their husbsnda plan tQ at­ tend installation ccrcmonleii of other droves In Green Cove Springs, Jsn. 8; Orlando, Jan. 8 and Jacksonville Beach, Jan. 13. T < rt*to n t QERVICL LACE TRIM M ED FU LL BLIP W R A P H E R IN QU1LT-TOP T V LOUNGER E ntertaining costume fo r you r leading lady. AH acetate tr ic o t* . . . E very women lore* Jacket quilted, sleek the luxury o f dainty pants. M any co lo n , hand stitching • • . . the sleek f i t o f petite or average propor­ tioned sizing. 229 W . FAIRBAN KS ANY AMERICAN CAR MI 4-6861 WINTER PARK Align Front End JUNIOR BOYS’ BAN-LON& SHORT SLE E V E SPORT SU ITS! SW EATSH IRT Ban-Lon nylon f i f t sh irt boosts looped fashion collar a n d placket, rib k n it cu ffs S l a c k *n Jacket — and collar. A nd what make auit or asper­ c o lo n I a tes! AH cotton 3-but­ ton coat, contrasting slacks. Charge it ’ SANTA SAYS Take months to pay. . . N E W TR E A D S APPUID ON SOUND TINS BODIBS OR ON v ou a AND Gtvnltney Jewelers 204 ft. Park FA 2-0509 Q U P E fC Adjust Brakes and I Repack Front Whaai Baarlnga REGULARS SANFORD’S MUSICAL INSTRUM ENT HEADQUARTERS own tirrs TUBELESS WHITEWULS LONGS (Narrow o r Wldo) I 1 Flui tix snd 4 trade-in tiros ( Our Horn Naim Tttodt, TraoA.UUtnti/Ud rntlAnl by b e UtJolUm Uadalllm n Z thorn mham mrtk Ow end moth trr mo ! OUARANTIID SPECIAL! M atit la •wkaaa-bla >s4 maUriah Surfa* Ufa of I n a l Acala.1 normal m 4 ksiaiS) ( o u s t n ssta tU prsthim ) e m a I Anhut Urnl la raarrUf y mmmar aar UMf«r IS muataa, 112.98 NYLONS U l<»luaala wmM m ina4 WWM4 kOMOMkiM 0*4** awnat METRONOME GUITARS SHEET MUSIC HORNS DRUMS ACCESSORIES BATONS ACCORDIONS BONGO DRUMS 2001 CEDAR FA 2-0713 FA 2-1823 er FA I-84SI Cor. R. 1st 4k Hanford Ave. Flattering Fashions For The Tall And Long-Wslated FLANNELS $4.95 From SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP Just sa y COTTONS $4.25 $5.95 ings of hers or display at Senkarik's Paint and Glass Store. The display fe lures a still life of fruit, inc iding a lus­ cious-looking all * of water­ melon. a vase o conns lilies, a wild flower be quet, a por­ trait of a girl od two Im­ pressions of o d deserted bouses. Mrs. Bzbcoc) really gets her Impressions rross, too, as the old houses dc ook deserted and lonely. The ,erall feeling OPEN Personals Take note, while you're there of the nice display of the good supply of art supplies that Senkarik’s now stocks. The roster of those who paint for fun and relaxation grows dally, and here's a good piece to get everything you need. They have very nice frames for your finished pictures, too. Ami that bringi next subject . . . This Saturday ed hours. The Johnsons havo three children, Mrs. Hudson, of Or­ Final plans are twin* made lando, and sons, Jimmy and by the Men’s Club and the two Bob. They have been living in circles of the Congregational the new home tor the past Christian Church for a fish three weeks. fry this Saturday at the cbureh, Park Are. end Hth Street from 8 to 7 p.m. There will be several varltties of fish available plus hush puppies, baked beans, eoie slaw and assorted relishes, coffee and punch. The fish fry will be held outside, weather permitting, otherwise it will be held in Fellowship Hall. During the fish fry the women of the Friendship Lea­ gue win hold a bake sale of homemade baked goods and candies. The Ethel Root Circle will assist the men with the serving. The publle Is Invited to come, enjoy a good meal and take home some baked goodies for the weekend. Chuluota MILDRED BABCOCK Jsn was much impressed with all the beautiful brasa ornaments ami objects, some solid brass and others in brass filigree and carvings. She hat a “ houseful" of beautiful and useful objects and felt that perhaps Sanford ■hoppers would be interested in acquiring some of the same lovely piece*, for tbemsclves or for gifts. In her own home In Loch Arbor is a handsome brass filigree coffee table, made from one of the beautiful trays that can be bung on the wall if desired. Filigree lampshades, ash­ trays. lamps, end tables, wall plaques, bells, dishes, bowls, tea sets, vases and many, many other ornamental ob­ jects art among the things she has used in decoration of her own home and will have In her •hop. Incidentally she plans to stay open from about 10 f.m. to • p.m., at least through the Christmas season, «nd maybe through the Mayfair season. The Torbetts were stationed In Sanford formerly with VA11-3, then went to India for two years. Jan and the boys bave returned etrj to wait While husband Kcfa finishes out his Navy retirement time at Jacksonville. ItcfU be out next summer. Young Ken, whq was the first American dudent to graduate from the International high school New Del­ hi Is now a ztudett at OJC, while Randy la 14 the fifth grade at Lake Ma y School. Visiting with tl cm for a week Is grandmoher, Mra. Vivian Torbett, of Rtchmood, Va., taking a sho t vacation from her Job at th commun­ ications office of t e Medical College there. Besides her Into cat in the beautiful creations of the In­ dian people, Jan is a good mints and nuts were served with the cake. -Other decora­ tions were in keeping with the open house theme. Members of the Lake Mon­ roe H o m e Demonstration Club, of which Mrs. Johnson AVE- JAYSON PA JA M A S tailored by one o f the largest makers o f sleepwear. Coat and slip­ over styles in e nice pattern assortm ent. N ew 1 '"' STORE ’ ) HOURS i ' Open every night | tin 9:00 F.M. 1 Monday thru Friday | OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Where You Get Factory Re­ pair and Service" "llujr West 20th St. SANFORD, FLA. where your dollar buy* MILESmore 4 / MEN'S W EAR 115 Magnolia A vo. Phono FA 2-1581 111 E. First Street Sanford FA 2-0244 Open T A- M. to I F. M. Mom. thru FrL - 7 A. M. til • P. M. Bet *1 DOWN * 1 A W EEK G IFT SPE C IA LS! N EW CLUTCHES A N D BILLFOLDS Sm ooth, aturdy vinyl plaatica in colors . . . many with zippers, T w o pound fam ily picture windows . . . size box o f very fresh all looking m ore ex­ m unehy cookies I Fan­ pensive! cy shapes are per­ fe ct fo r holiday par­ ties, o r as g ifts I M A R Y ESTH ER COOKIE SPECIAL �ft& f 1^ if 4Y*** i •^55 * * -• -• fita r Erfsovi FTT* V .i iV . WASHINGTON—(NEA) — lkhard M. Scaamoti, hood of the Canto* Buraao, disagrees bellt and gold in the b u t o r so. Unhappily. som e o f p o ta to were o v tr • gold Sevttabie m o lt o f ■ few « g aad s o m a virtual ban by theme#Ire* at* naitkar bad nar food—jott facta wo haw to lira with. Tbit w* out do, h* aaya, a* long aa wo kata tha naoorcaa and U>a social aad aconomic orfmnlsstJon to atills* them. Ha baUaras or* ban both. “ Ataumtaf w* don’t foolish­ ly tarn to tha trivia of latent* a! commotion bat i n a t a a d maintain and develop tha in­ stitutions ws aaad to matt oar problems, oar only worry whoa poaalbly H-.*KI, . only medium o f faring the m agnetic ■pend appeal o f classified advertising. — mated $4 tyUkm ia UJS. newspaper* They h are m ore selling versatility. during 1962 according to D r. Bam 8. Thare are m ore plus services to im­ Talbert, Chairman o f tha Depart­ prove the selling effectiveness o f ad­ ment o f Journalism at the UnlveraL vertising. — Newspapers produce ty o f M ississippi. He notea that tha more sales par dollar o f advertising Bureau o f Advertising haa com piled cost. nine reasons w hy retailers p refer Y ear a fte r year, the increase to the local aewspapsr as an effective volume o f newspaper advertising advertising stadium: has been constant, in sp ite o f the — Newspapers reach m ore people. fact that new media fo r advertising — People like advertising in newspa­ have consistently appeared. In 1962, pers. — T h e newspaper to the only advertisers hava again spent more medium peoplee consult for a buying money in newspapers than in any swaps para are the only decision. — Ne aad the newspaper medium where people shopother the medium, ads. remains overwhelmingly dominant — Newspapers deliver m ore readyas a local advertising medium. to-buy prospects. — They are the I II noaallgnmcnt eostlauas to be a goal for somo coun­ tries, Boalnvolvemcot has bocoma g luxury beyond pries. —Abram Chayes, State De­ partment legal advilor. The beat antidote for nerv­ ous tension and Intellectual intemperance la physical fatigua. — Heart specialist Dr. Paul Dudley Whit*. Dr. Craig’s Worry Clinic So loog aa Communist po­ licy is double-faced our respouse must bo double-hand—Lord Home, British foreign secretary. alight patience with romanticblng over tha "spacious past." "Tb* good, eld days ware louay days," ho aaya. “ People wore pellagra-ridden, Hi haua ed, uneducated. "Thoaa war* tha days whan mama had to iptnd Mondijn and Tw twyf M h g tha wash." If a stable population wars a accessary pre-condition to economic wall •being, than, adds Scammon, wo should b* sunk In poverty and tha na­ tions just bolding own should be riding high. But we far out­ do tha latter. "You can argue against the population increase on the esthetic ground thst wa ought to have tha apace," ho aaya, "but that’s a personal judg­ ment which has nothing to da with the practical problems of growth." Those who are not fussy a b o a t a p n e a aavartholasa might ho surprised at hta Judgment that tha U a 11 a d State* could hold tha who)e world’* throe billion people and haw a population density no greater than present day Holland’s. "Though Holland la crowdad," Scammon observe*, "bobody la being pushed off the continent." Ho sides with those who ac­ cept optimistic scientific fore- On tha other band, any na­ tion which dnam »p the prac­ tical, "Institutional" answer* ta Its problems will gat along bo matter what tha number*. ScammoB contends that thin count r y*a nutto population problem la not growth a* each, but tit* "flight from tha land* which find* popU pouring toto the urban clutter* and vir­ tually a b a n d o n i n g n d stretch** of rural territory. To gloomy folk who tear oar urban Jama will on* day eongoal In a froaen mats, Scam* mon aaya this: "WoVa always had thaaa jama. E m look at picture* of place* Ilka Now York around Uta turn a# the century! The streets war* packed with buggiaa aad wagon*. "Thin la a vary miner port of our problem. It'S Juat an •xarciao In fhnUsy hy gamn Sunday owning driver." Who won and who teat (la doctor's gross Income of f 18,- Cuba)? Forget It Reason 000. wen, reason for mankind. Par tit* doctors must pay Mankind won. I’or light and typowriters, rent, —Nikita Khrushchev. ■ALBS * RENTALS telephone, secratary or nurse, Nonatlgnmcnt means that plus surgical equipment, and we aligned with nobody, not HAYNES they influence or control the affairs A British M inistry o f Health o ftheir awn house rant, all of awn with nonallgnment OFFICE MACHINE CO. o f other countries. ffctol to credited with th e follow ing 814 MasaeUa. Bai which era fra* to clergyman. A s to individuals, this natlonal(8) Later removal ad tha So PLEASE apply the Gold­ —Algerian Premier Ben BelAlways Opes definitional neuroticism need not be serious so plaster east " A neurotic la a person w h o en Rule, plus a llttl* American long ss a people and its leaden re ­ (6)) Several medical visit* gumption before you join the builds castles In the air. A psychotic main basically level • headed. But for cliaek-up*. rabbi* roue*re who attack our when a populous, industrious, inven­ la a chap who Uvea to them. A psy­ So the $40 bill was certainly "fn o enterprise" eystem. tive nation depana so fa r from real­ chiatrist to tha chap w ho collect! not excessive. far the surgical Unless you have actually op­ ity aa to allow Rs political m yths o r the rent.** time aad skill required, do you erated a business of your own, year eyas, tool ideological,m yths or racial m yths to Thin to more than Just funny and think? CASE 0-404: Rudolph Kuch­ b* chary about comparing guide its international behavior — m ore than true only about individu­ Plena* remember, too, that your toucher's or clergyman’s mas, a god about U, is n re­ well, w o have only to remember ate. It to also true about nations. cant medical achool graduate. you readers of tea forget the or working man’s wages with Nasi Germany to realise tha conse­ A ll o f us are neurotic, they tell Earliar this year ha attend­ matter of "overhead." tha "grusa" of doctors, mer­ quences. us, about something or other at one ed a moating of labor union Earlier this track I showed chants, farmers and other Potentially dangerous neuroses tim e o r another. Some o f us are men who ware clamoring for you tha Dartaall findings that small business man. remain to today's world. But reslity neurotic all the time. It only becom es President Kennedy’s Medicare tha average dictated - latter And all doctors should itemto 1962 Is fs r hsrsher thsn It w ss in serious when our tenseness, nervousbill, which Involves Increasing that the usual business firm Is* their bits to illuminate the 1989. The Bomb is tha reslity th st fears develop Into a psychosis — a texts to offer government sands out coats f 1.97, though patient’s mind an business ex­ draws a sobering line between neudefinite loss o f contact with the rea­ moat people would guaao it at panses nowadays! roeis and psychosis. lity outside ourselvee. Rudy la a militant defender probably a dime ov act over (Always write to Dr. And should th st 11ns ever be cross­ of tha "free enterprise" sys­ 25 cents at moat. N ations, too may be neurotic. Crane in cars of this news­ ed, it ia not the psychiatrist but the tem so ha soon got Into n Well, do you know that They m ay have delusions o f grand­ paper, enclaaiag n long 4 Four Horsemen who will collect th e hasted debate with a labor many doctors have an owr- cent stamped, addressed **J eur, fear their neighbors, suspect the "rent,** and to a fa r more severe dam otives o f other nations, withdraw head that runs 820 per hour, velepe aad 20 rente to cover than th ey have ever enacted it Into a shell o f isolation — or worse, "Wa want government medi­ before they got any of tha fa* typing aad printing costa •fort to h istory. feel that their security demands thst cine," demanded the labor for theraselwa. when you send far one of kte For example, the physician booklets.) leader, "for you doctors a n or dental surgeon pays rant robbing us blind. OUR BOARDING HOUSE "Why, I paid |40 Just for an and hires ona or two nunos, COMPLETE X-ray of my son’s little finger whoso salaries mat bo mat whan ho broke It recently. And In addition, ho may haw thousands of dollars Invested INVESTMENT SERVICE that |40 la excessive. By Hal Cechraa "We’d get fra* m e d 1a I n a la expansive equipment, In­ Listed aad walUted It'a fin* to saw for a rainy from the government’s bill." cluding X-ray machine, office Secs ritlea day If It doesn’t keep you from Wall, Rudy challenged him furniture, d e n t a l operative Mataal Panda ■pending enough to enjoy tha Immediately ta prove that the chain, ate. |40 was for a single X-ray of But In Chicago n report eer­ ALLEN ft CO. sunny ansa. ier this year showed that pipe the little finger. I l l B. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. Dad doesn’t exactly ilk* his And later Ruily contacted fitters and electricians were getting around $5 per hour! wife to get things an Urns, ex­ tha orthopedic surgeon who Yet they have no overhead. had treated this labor leader's Member t Midwest Stock Kick cept his meats. That U their owa taka-home son. Chic *(* Board of Trad* That |40 e o v e r ad these par. A college professor aaya Items, which war* glibly ig­ A lot of clergymen likewise Orlando Bates EepweeataUw iorioA. there era plenty of girls who nored by tha father who paid attack doctors and business can count on on* hand tha loaders, forgetting entirely MRS. STA N COMSTOCK the blU: number of fallows they haw (1) X-ray of hand and fin­ that a 86,000 clerical salary la Ph. GA 8-SSI4 kissed. On* kundrad, two hun­ ger, which abowad tha broken tha equivalent of the average dred, ate. • finger. ° dtaU on-to-.tcuiaAcaa^om Si (2) Routine X-ray of wrist. Coma summer and a lot of girls will be taught to awlm I'or tha fifth, sixth or seventh Tha smallest bird ta Naw Zealand bears the militant consecutive year. name of rifleman. Only three In seconds you can be with out-of-town friends whet you dial t h e Inches long, tha rifleman la i Dslbllchaltun, located In a poor flyar, and it prefers call yourself. And it’s easy to do. In Orlando and W nter Park see Kesko's Yucatan, la tha only climbing trass to flying to ^ ^ /A T T R A C T IV E your new telephone directory for complete instructions and a list Page Sanford, Florida Thura December 6, 1962 known Maya city that was in­ tha top. Tha rifleman la dis­ o f cities and area codes you can dial. habited from perhaps aa early tinguished by a feeble chirpINSURED \ EARNINGS aa 2,000 B.C. until after tha I n g "i**-*e*-te*," accom­ Remember: For person-to-person calls, collect eel i, caBs from panied by quivering of wing*. Spanish conquest. SAVINGS ^ linen many falls prodneo a Calls* fracture that may other­ wise bo ignored at the moment unisea X-rayed. ( ! ) X-ray ad tha fenana Involved. (4) Applying n aaat to tha Nations’ Neuroses ■jjV It’s fast! It’s fun! It’s easy! to your own Long Distance Calls in ORLANDO and WINTER: PARK Ravenna Park w u n a a. aim u a a i voaiaaii Maaects* Jl'BV Count, Mile* U 1U I "Hems* la A Community Built With Pride" Miter cscauu reams* ■**l*t? Miter i i u t Tnourtea a t ? B4ller S 4 4 BEDROOMS - 1 , 1 f t 4 2 BATH S Prieod From $11,900 or aieoinaoraai Faster* MII* Boas- Beltrer? It* Week • v a s c a im o a _ LOW DOW N PAYM ENT batbb ■? a* a « l l * » l q C o a s t, •I t* I Ut * UN S tat t coin telephones or to points not listed in the d rectory, dial the “ Operator” . ,*ar Baotka Baathe Berta FJLA* F.H.A. la-Berrice, Conventional Financing KITCHENS GENERAL BY ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION C O , INC. ea ota en elr Is tk s a ..l a t e * la IMe M » Gate Office « l W. 88U 8 t • Fk. PA S-81M Sales Office PA 8-T4M Boases On Country Club Rd. • Follow Oar 81«na STENSTR0M r e a l t y Baled) Agents !i& W in te r Park Telephony Co. , W INTER PARK, FLA. �ir 1 •.... .. " i • ' v. •' • , 1 8 #3 • • m V; : ' . -.. . , • ★ t ★ ."t V ★ ★ ★ ★ __ _______ ____ m Dae. *, IM S — I S r f 1 Legal Notice gaU $1X5.70. Dick Roberts, the jwmg Auriga n Jsl-slai ylayur. try­ ing to make it In tko yrofeei Iona]. ranks at the Orlaed*. Seminole Fronton, made a •weep in his two fames durinf the matinee Wednesday. The first Amerkan to break Into the Basque sport teamed op with Felix in the first rams and then followed with aa impressive victory in the ■eeoad with Egana. labsrte ehoiked op his ninth win of Mm sensed sad has boon in the atone/ 40 percent el the thno. A native of Sen Dbfo, Calif, Roberts played seven mention in the tekcUens. DoLand placed live players years aa an amateur in Ti­ juana, Mexico, before maklnf on the team while Wildwood end Leesburg pieced four; a bid as a professional. Winter Park, three, and Apop­ ka and Lakiview, one each. AU/CONFBIKNCS p^«t« _ Reeei Walls, i s —y DeMett, WtMweed; Wpyne new so. near so r in g n r ■ n .r sisi RTATB ROAD D E P A R T M«KT OP FLORIDA. SO Aftaer of the State of Pier- The Central Florida G olfer* A xtn .w ill hold it* m onthly pro-am g o lf tournam ent at the Kayfa ir Club here Friday. T h irty-th ree foursomee hare been signed up to com pete in the annual event. ■ED No. 4I-R, 44R. IS-R (MixixAe* B u m n s T LATERAL DITCH That part aft Let 1 (EXCEPT tbs North 1T4» foot) and tko North 74S foot af Lot 4. Boetloo IT, Township 11 South, l u t f t 80 East. Bomtxal# County, Florida: Iris* Northerly sad Wssttrly of and wtthla t U fast sad asuthorly nod Sastorly of sad within tt.8 fUdt of a dltoft sarvoy lino dsserlbod as fsllowsi Bet In oe the Wool tins sf tba 081$ s f the NWt4 of Me(lea 17. Twwuahlp It Boatk. Ranso 1* Heat, at e point II foot North uf the asuihoau wortor of the HR * f M U of NWH of suta Bootton IT. thonou row Moth ST’ driO" Mast 11.11 fsot, tboneo run ■oath M’ Mtor* Mast tst.it fsot, than00 rax Math ITMF SF* Boat lllT M fsot, thoneo North i i ’ fr a r ’ Mast, tso. is foot to Utu Weal line of Ocvornmont Lot t, Me ties If. Tbwnahlp 81 South, Hang* IS Mast at a point ITJ fsot North of tho Nurthwoot oornort Of Ouvomaset J U i t . sol* Motion IS, thonou tontlaao North !»*«?• »" Bait XII f**t, thine* run South •4*13*10" Boot I7I.IT foot to tho btglnnlaw of a curve oonOOVO to tha Northerly and havlne a radio* of IT.t f*«t. ibises run alone inld ourvo thru a etnlrsl »n*lo st II* li'40" s dlstsneo of IS.TI f««t to tho and of curvts thsnro run North t|-31'10" End 3ltT4 r«*t. tbouea North II* ir :a " Ka.t 334.11 foot for IhS and of thin dlleh survoy tin*. Tb* land h*r*ln d**srlb«d contain* 17.300 .quart fsot (1.310 aural, mora or U OWNKD BT: R O W L A N D THATCIffcll HEATON, alow known a* HOWLAND T. IIKATON and wlf# DOROTUT I*. HEATON; HELEN II. VV A I. K K H *um*tlm«s known a* HELEN MARIE H E A T O N - WALKER aad huiband JAMES V. WALKj:n : d e a n 1. heaton. •nmstlnico known st DEAN HEATON and wlfo BETTT lb HEATON: anil HARVET I. II K A T O M. oomotlmo* known n* JOHN HARVET LEW IK IIKATON and wlfo, CLAIIA T. HEATON •Uiu:ciT To: e a s e m e n t re­ corded In D. R lib, pna# 104: In Favor of CA8HBL911*3It ItT L’TILimSB f-OMPANT and UORTOAOB rocordo-l In O. R. Booh SIL un 017: la Favor of THE Elir.II11. LAND BANK Or COU'UlltA TAKE NOTICE that a DoULraltuu of Taklae boa boon filed In tha nbova-alylod cauoo by tho rotttlon*ro, tj eutrlnu authority of1 prociodlnpo. of tbo tat tb* abort d*ocrlb*d land for tho Burpoaa not forth In lb* Pollifon In thlc cauM, vl»: A* drainage oa.om.iFa for portion «t SUts Road No- 4IS la Nominal* Contty. Florid*. Sn4 tbit tbs Hoaorabfe Volt* A. Williams, Jr, on* «f Ik* Jude** of tko circuit doon la tb* Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, will on tbo t|th day of iKnmbir, A. D. 0*1, st «:«* o'clock p. M. Tn tho •emlaol. County Cotgiheu.c at Maford. Florid*. u*n.ld«r said Declaration of FeklOf. appoint apprala*r*. a* mabo such Orjar as tbs Court d*«m* proper. All p* Hot to lb* suit sad sit par l«a lat.r .d .d mar appear and bo hsard at tba time 1 r BOSTON (UPI)—The Chicage Cube finished far hack in tho pack but they produced the National League “Rookie of the Year” for the eecood straight l i m a today when aocond baseman Ren Habha wen the award in a eear-unaaimous vote. Hubba, who act torn major laagua records for Ashling during the IMS season, drew IS out of n possible K votaa among the members of tba Nebraska Tough {jA tafso n Warns CORAL GABLES (UPI)— “Nebraska will be big, tough end bard to handle," Coach Andy Gustafson told his Uni­ versity of Miami Hurricanes after their first workout for the Gotham Bow! Wednesday. The team want through a short, hard-hitting workout minus tossing star George Mira. Mira will be in New York most of this week collect­ ing one of hla all-America awards. Legal Notice (• lift tmw SM« Th« Uosnl of County Commlraloatrs of Hemlnol* C»uotjr, Florida. *111 rocslvo bid. st ths offleo of Jtrthsr If. Boekwlth. Jr., CDrk. In tko rourthou.o at Sanford. Flor­ ida. up to li** P. M . Thunday, D*e.mb»r S«. 11*5. for furaUblns alumlnsm (Inglo kins* arladawa far tbs Court ItouM. Sanford. eporlflaatlona mar b* obtalaad In tba Coualy Seals* Offleo, Court Ifouio, Sanford, Monday* throueh Friday* from •;M A. if. In S:00 P. M. Old* tu bo *neto**d In a Malod envelope plainly marktd on tho outilda -Uld* for aluminum windows for Court ilau**< Sinford. Opto D*c*mb*r II, 1M1." Bid* will b* open.* at I*:** A. XI. on Friday, D*c«mb«r It, 1141. at a m*attn* to b« bald In lb* County Commieslouara m*«tlns room la tbo Caurtbouaa ut Sanford, Flor­ ida. Th« right Is r«aarv*d to walva any |rrseul*rlll*« or toebnlowllllo* In blda and to r*Jo.i any and all blda llo.rd of County Coraml<*lon«rs S«mlnola County. Florida J. C- llolchlaon. Chairman By R. 8. Brown, Zoning Dlractor PuMItli Dm . S, It, 1141. CLD-17 Baseball Writers' Association of America who participated in the balloting. The bn* other vote went to first basemenoutflsldcr Donn Clendeaoa of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Playing for tba ninth-place Cubs, the SO-year-eld Hubbs gave his team a record of “ two straight'’ since outfield­ er Billy Williams, also of the Cube, was named the league's Rookie of the Year for INI. Hubb* did it all with his glove. He gained national prom­ inence when he smaabed two of Bobby Doerr’a 14-year-old major league records by play­ ing la 71 atraigbt games with­ out making an error and handling 41S chances during that spaa. Doerr set the two previous records as a membet of the Boston Red Sox, going with­ out an error in 72 games and 414 iucmmIvs chances. Hubbs, who batted JM la Ho games for the Cube, scored M runs and drove la 4t. The 20-year-old Clsndeoon batted .302 in M gsraes, hit­ ting seven homers sad driv­ ing in 28 runs. Kilmer Injured In Car Wreck SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)— Halfback Billy Kilmer of the Sen Francisco Forty-Niners was in good condition today at St. Mary's Hospital after sustaining e badly frsetond right leg in an auto accident. The 23-year-old Kilmer, whose consistent ground-gain­ ing has brightened en other­ wise so-so season for FortyNiner fans, was hurt Wednes­ day night when hie car went out of control on the Bayshore Frewway near Belmont The California Highway Pa­ trol laid the vehicle left the road, went 433 test through a field and overturned into a ditch filled with water. For a singla meal, * killer whale may swallow aa many as 24 teals, whole and olrugfling. ') f f j *1 MB' ■'! t u ail-day rodeo el I M B f o o taking the firat tim e t o g ' spou in one evwwt ui “ gnd *h*W cam* tamo should sot b* tb* u*o* aad purforth In lb* Pollt b*r*ln. WITNESS my Han ■*al sf said Court, trd days of D*o*m Meuteee Sent* Iktrd. l -9 U rn MeRefcetta teem firat'pie** ia junior Kngltek eqwH e __ ,4 tion aad Carte Neel was third in that evunt. Other honors urea by the young Sanford Junior w e s t e r n plenraret Maureen Scott, fifth; Roes mnry Welttn, sixth. Cloverleaf meet lee enter/ Waits*, sixth. Junior English pianeurot Lynn MeRoberta, a e e w e d t Carta Neel, fourth. l a i i ! wmg^ nvoosmop Dmbu . •raesevep Leesburg. a* Guards — Bobby DeLoech, Leieview; Jim Connor*, Apop­ ka; Bill Chamhleu, Winter Perk; Jack Elam, Sanford. Centers — Johnny PhllRpe, Sanford; WUlls Wtngard. DeLand. Backs - BiU McBride, Mike Nappi, Lacsburg; G e r a l d BnmteU, J o e y Evanuek, Wildwood; Butch R im , San­ ford; Leslie King, Winter Park; Jerry GUI, LaVern* Bam, DcLand. HONORABLE MENTION End — Tnrry Moore, Apop. NEW YORK (UP1>—United Preaa Interntionel today pro•oats Its IMS AO-Amsrlca fastball taaaa, d eean by the aatkavide balloU of M iperts writer* and broadcastefs. They selected aa the finest players a their poeitione in the land: Ends - Pat Richter, Wis­ consin a i d Hal Bedsoif, Southern California. Tackles — Bobby Beil, Min­ nesota and Jim Dunaway, Mis­ sissippi. Guards — John Treadwell, Tackles - It. L. Creech, Texas an dJaek Gvarcko, Northwestern. Noel Griffith, Lskevlew. Center — Lee Boy Jordan, Guards — Waaler Heltea, Alabama. Penny Davis, Wildwood. Quarterback — Tarry BaBacka — Alan Hays, Lakeview; Jack Caolo, Jim Wee#Halfbacks — Jtrry Stovall, lund, Sanford; Tommy Rlaboi, Louisiana State aad Mel Ren­ Wtnur Park. fro, Oregon. FnQbeek — George Salmes, Michigan State. With It points awarded for a lint place vota end six for a second, Beil led the ballot­ ing with a total of 3,827 points out af a possible total of 4,044. CORAL GABLES (UPI) — StonO was'the leading point Two American goHtra -one getter among the backa with a on a hot streak and the other total of SAM. 00* due for a win-end two Richter of the Big Ten Canadians were among the champion Badgers la tba only favorites today as IP pros repeater from the 1M1 Aillead off la the $20,000 Coral America foam. He was the Gabies Open golf tournament. only Junior on that mythical Dave ‘ Rigan, standing in 11. Bell and Dunaway were eighth piece among moosy second team choices last year whiners on the tour this while Saimaa was on the third year, Is the hottest man In team. the tournament. Ragan, in There ere three Juniors on the last four weeks, baa won the IMS team—Cvcrcko, Bedthe West Palm Beach Open, sole aad Renfro. All the rest the Florida PGA and the are seniors. Beaumont, Tex., Open. Most of the pros were also Extend Farms keeping an eye ea Dow FloWASHINGTON (U P I)-T he starwaid, who has finished Washington Senators extended third in his last two tourna­ their farm ayatom Wcdnaaday ments, and has been high when they signed a full work­ among the finlibers here for ing agreement with Geneva of the past three years. the New York-Pcnnsylvanla Defending champion George baseball Laagua. Knudson end A! Balding of Canada served warning Wed­ nesday that they would be tough to best over the par 71 BUtmore course. Balding took the honors in WVdnesday's pro-am, poc­ Ilrund (New Tire keting $300 after a brilliant 670 x 15 83 round. Knudson bad a it. 10.45 plus tax In addition to Ragan, who No Exchange has won $18,327 on the tour CAVANAUGH this year, other big name en­ TIHK 8SRVICB tries Include Doug Sander*. lilt H. French Ave. Ted KrolJ. Bobby Nichols FA X-2283 and Fbisterwald. 1043. (SEAL) jack w. p:*r»c. Il«ll*a4 BulIJIns TtlLbsaao*. Florida Altorn*yi for tko publish D*-. S. 13, CDD-II Ed Danforth Dies ATLANTA (U P!)-Ed Dsnforth, who played a major role la writing the daily starlet of the golden age of sports, died here Wednesday at tba ags of 71. During hie career ha served as sports editor for three At­ lanta newspapers, the Georglan, the Constitution and the Journal. The last of these was the Journal, where he served from 1M0 to 1*57 when be retired and started operating a public rotations firm. of the Sanford outfit will tall the tale, with their ability ta play either a ball control gam# or a fu t break, whichever is the most effective. Re lays this to the fact that the Indiana have been playing together since their Junior High daye and he haa the com­ plete Junior varsity from lu t yter to draw upon. The starting lineup for Fri­ day’ s fraeta will be Butch Riser at forward, Mike Wood­ ruff, the other forward, and former football tackle Gene WUUama at center. The two guards are Dave MeOUlla and Dorn McMurray, who were se­ lected co-captains for the year. With not a man over six foot on the squad, the Sanford hopes era pinned on versa­ tility in attack and defense and ball savvy. ,. The coach is confident the team will better lut yfar’a 12-10 record, and he aays. Popular Brands Bear Lake To Organize Little League NEW YORK (UP1)—Kslset owned by the Bohemia ttakle. today was chosen ban* of the year lor the third straight By Shirley Weatwwcth year la the 17th annual Turf An organisational meeting aad Sport Digest peO. of the Bear Lake Little Lea­ gue will be bald next Thurs­ day at • p.m. at tho boma of CUSTOM M ADB Richard Ostrander, Sill Jami­ son Dr. in Bear Lake. Purpose of the meeting will be to secure volunteers to pa­ llet with the March-July training aesaiooa on Wadne* day* alter S p.m. and on Sat* unlays beginning at • a.m. Any men of the area who A U TO G L A SS can donate time to the train­ and Sm I C m r Caw ing era urged to attend the meeting. SPORT SHIRTS HANDKERCHIEFS LONG AND SHORT . . . They’re Always Welcome! SLEEVES DRESS SHIRTS iflAtOJlt Both Long and Short SleeveB Wed. ft Mat. 1: 15 P. M. SHOES Ldditx Night Mon. ft Thurx, BELTS 7 :4 5 P.M. NIGHTLY H art'* fashion. . « h ars's lit you've never known before In dripdry alack*. Higgins tailoring d ost i t . . . pluo tha carefree m agic of Dacron* in every pair. Hart ara slacks you'll live in. [Kxcept Suedey] Firi-Mctsei* leOtlag Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORE 310 Hast Firat, Sanford •tshMMrwiMnw Sertf Nl«btfy OaUf DowMs Quiaiwlo* I vary Sams tl---b-J Iip. ntwrai vvmtw OPEN RlMrviliMe FRONTON MX 17.12 et MIN PAUK 138 6221 SUNDAYS 9 A. M. u n til We Give Top Value Siampe K elso Top H o r n telifltlfowflifimCh/tUbiutt TIES by its Arthur II Boob ' Itb. Jr. curb of tb* Clr<lit Court la sad for Soml * I* Cuesty. florid* By: Msrlba T. D-puty Cl*rk ILroid Johnson I’uunty Attornoy P. u Drnwor S3* Sanford. Florida anj Seminole Hlgh'a cege open­ er Friday night at the local gym wtU find the Indiana pit­ ted agalnct a well seasoned team of Titusville Terrier! who will he determined to spoil the inaugural for the lo­ cal boys, but Coach Ralph Slump! says he la expecting to win. Stumpf avers the versatility Stott, fifth. Mrs, Ruth Rethee, who in* ■tracts tho $-H Club classes, and bar mount placed fifth hi 'These boys say they will win the halter ciaes for mane four —and 1 belisvs them, because /ears old and older. The Sanford elnb ie epoaeev they want to win.” Game time is I p.m., with od in the count/ agent’* pra­ gm a end ie Moisted by Wen* two gamea 00 the ticket. ley Giles as an adviser. Matinees BARGAIN PRICES ik«n for >**o sot in ) Illod I ) •• . . *<, H H H H P In lin t lr i. Tou. and suck af loo. ara h*ra*y command«d Iid appssr br ruinv an AaswsM to tba petition h*r*toforo )tl«d In thl* cu e. In lb* aatilDd Court, on or before January It, ifdt. to *hsw wiI it rlgkt. till*. Intorost or It1 ns you. or any of you. bar la sad lo tho shevs-doaurl c ><1 Undo 1 7 P. Mo HAYWARDS CLOTHING FOR MEN H W Y. 17-92 at interM ction o f HWY. 436 FERN P L A Z A FERN PARK. F I.aV. CL08EDI Friday at • P. M. aci all day Saturday 01*EN: .Monday through Thursday • A. M. TU 8 P. M. 04*EN SATURDAY NIGHTS FROM 8 P. M. TIL 8 P. M. �\ m U w N t i w ttt WANTS FBIVACf M i t U G H : If yea don’t know this "fay" wed n a f f to five him the wS* ebeat hie ttaeoe, yoa ehoahta’t be kietine him. • 5* • DEAR A B B Y j Ferhape I ea behie mrrBbet we here who think they ere being “neifhborly’* O P E N 9 T IL 9 — 9 T IL 6 S A T U R D A Y S DEAR BENNY: If yea t*t that the GIRL fotlowo the heedwelter Unit, yea here Jo*t worn fhre doton. ' Whet'i on year mindI For e pereonel reply, eend e eetf - eddreeaed, ■Umpod snrtlop# to Abby, Bex SMS, Beterly Hilto, Celtf. * • * GE Decorator Console e STEREO By Oswold Jacoby M South raffed the opealog club lead aad took stock. The repeated double* Indicated that (iaeaae* were aot golag to worh tor him, but be noted that If he could make eight tramp trick* erarytblag would be perfect W* 27 ‘" . i « i m M to t o n r ’1 i n , «M returned i hesrt tad tow w l Um queen. But woo wttb On neer eel NMd tu . New loath v u reedy tor the S k m II •*«* ■» ■ dU**»«* iS t fe V ■ "«* »■ * “ ■ ■ * returned to *^^N eane s i hi* hied with e tout, rafted ▲A o a e t saother diamond la dummy, • A d •a ruffed a third club lehis head, n » » ruffed a hurt la dummy, lad aaother club aad raffed with - - w J iiS a M l the sea after Bait followed, f j " Doahto « 4 M b: South could aot afford to k t Put Doubt# fees Wait orerruff aad lead tramp. >t o . . . Thla gar* South ala* trick*. • |He led hla last diamond sad Still b* would bavt to play rutted with dummy'* lart hearts sometime ao South led1trump for hla tenth. u u i k m i 11 a* ( !) (!) ( !) UN* ( !) (!) ( !) l l i l l ( !) H i!* ( !) Pries le BI«UI Tka MaCara Jaea Wrmaa S e w Caaaaetretlae Pat* A OU4ra Taara Par A Sees CBS Hava Tear P int 1— r»o alee ( !) Lava af Ufa ( !) arete Par* Shaw Filter Ho W asher H H H n b ig 1 3 w i CAPACITY 1I:N ( !) SaaraU Sae Teener* raw (!) Tether Kaawe Baal 11:11 (*) OalClae U«k» tha erening paper they'll pro­ 11:1* (!) Mld-Dar Resort bably hear nothing but n hot 11:11 (I) NBC Newa Rater! lit* (I) Newa A Waatkar ow, incredulous laugh. (!) Tka Btv Par air ( ! ) Mie-Pla. B*e«r« For the truth !a that t l i l t (!) Lefftlme bouaawlfa with only two chil­ 1:11 (!) ailaiaaiUae IN* (I) Aa Tka WarM Ten dren, and that'a a until fam­ ( ! ) AmerUeatem m Camanalaai ily tbaaa days, iponda at leaat (t) lfkvar Petrel 13 hour* a week oa marketing, 1:41 (!) B Paofle Are Paaep preparing meal! and cleasing IN* ( ! ) Merv QrKtea (!) Paaawar* up afterward. And keeping a ( ! ) C a r I* Ceert family fod la Just one phaio of IN* il l Art Uahlettee (!) larae Kara bomamaklng. IN* (!) Laratia Teaag So If tha wivia of 33-hour-a(!) Millionaire ( ! ) Qeaae Par A Dap weak working man aver atart keeping track of what their own working hour* per week add up to, thing* are bound to Msaon tplaode that has ex­ change oa the homo front. Overworked wive* are cer­ By Shirley Wetowerth I citement, emotion and tha uatainly going to demand more Beer Lake Girl Scout Troop ual tricky itory. Mona Free­ help around tha bout* from 4P7 will sponsor t pintle man gutala a* a school teach­ their underworked huabaada. ware* party at • P-m. next er who Is b«lng discredited on So added to their 33-bour Tuesday at the bom* of Mrs. e morals allegation end asked work weak, the men had bet­ Vernon Herrington on Craig ter count oo putting la suite Dr. at Bear Lake. to mJgn. Parry defends her a few more houri at home giv­ All homemakers of the are* twice, tha first time against a ing the little woman n helping ire Invited to attend. Pro­ marauding motorcycle gang, hand. So maybe (hat 35-hour ceeds from the party will be and tb* second time when ah* week, when and if It cornea, used for paying expenaoa *1 Is accused of murdering the isn’t going to be all velvet for the troop'* vtolt to tho Julietta man who tried to ruin her rep­ the family mas. Law Foundation in Savannah, utation. Raymond Burr stars Ga„ next Spring. with WUllam Iloppsr. Relax while reading Ruth 8:50-9:30 p. m. (SBC) Dr. Milieu's booklet, “ Happier Kildare. “ An Ancient Office." Wive* (hint* for husbands)." TV RENTAL Very good acting obviates a Just send 35 cents to Ruth rather depressing story- Out­ Mlllett Reader Service, e/e Sem inole T V standing is Ed Begley ea an The Saatord Herald, P. 0. Bos igtd coroner who stirs Dr. 489. Dept. A. Radio City Sta­ Klldars (Richard Chamber­ tion. New York 19. N. Y. lain) into angry action whan Kildare disbelieve* tha coron­ er** cause-of-death decision in the death of ea infant. • S Week Tamper* etar* Selactiew be traitad like the hard-work­ ing member of the family by mothtra of youag children to whom a 35-hour week would ie*m like racatloalag. Let them come bom* end complain about bow tired (key are, once their work week Is IS bouri, and lnitaad of btlng called “ Poor Dear" and urged lo stretch out on the sofa with • 1 Rina# Temperature • Turbo Trpe Pump Water Barer Scouts Sponsor Plastic Party TV Time Previews 7:80-3 p. m. (CBS) Mister Id. Quite funny la Hens ConMid a* n f r u s t r a t e d end •creaming sculptor. Commis­ sioned to do a statue of Pmul Revere on his horse, he can't get our talking hors* to post when Mister Ed learns h* won't gel name credit on tho aUtua. Wilbur (Alan Young) isn’t too excited about being the model for Pent Revere and makes a deal to get bis horee to behave only If neighbor Addison (Larry Keeling) la substituted for him. 8-9 p. m. (CBS) Perry Me•oo. “The Case Of The Lurid Letter." An exceptionally good S E N tM l^ lllC T R IC («) 1 Lave Lear (I) naeaara FRIDAY F. M. J.he Woman: By New* Item: “ The AFL-CIO baa announced that It baa act up a tank ferae to push tha drive far a 33-bour wash.” Before they win their fight (ho working men affected had hatter know that once they git a 33-hour wtek things are going to be different iround heme. They'd better not oipect to (I) La*re Seealak (I) Aee Setter* Skew OPERATES ON BATTERY8 OR STA N D A R D HOUSEHOLD CURRENT 5 TRAN SISTORS at JIM SPENCER'S 10 D AYS T IL T H E W AR LOVER1 CARLOAD PASS N1TE Bsorts Car Racing Thrills T h e Gretn Helmet” filmed le Bebrleg Ce-Peatare 9:9* “ Bachelor In Paradis* Beb Hess 3 Lane Tamer R I T I LAST DAY AT IN* - 1: 35- 1 BROILED PRIME STEAKS Oar res*amen whe have tried them, saxgeeted wo tell everybody aheat ear new way af preparing — FRENCH FRIED SHRIMP $ | 7 5 They Really Melt la Your Mouth | POR A GOOD LUNCH! , . . Jim Spencer** SPANISH BRAN SOUP Served with GARLIC RRRAD g fto W DONT MISS OUR “HAPPY HOUR* Every Afternoon From 1:00 Ob — Exciting ROT aad COLD DRUCACIRS served to COCKTAIL LOUNGE Orem Welles - Celer Andie Morphy - ('•lor Ne. g At 14:43 Oely n Htory • Am«iiagly Tri Htary • War WHh Jape* 'No Sian la An Inland’’ Jeffry Renter - Celer Pint Renferd Rbowleg GE Compact Ste All the LOBSTER yon can eat S&25 CHAR (NO D andng CHARGE) E very N ight Orchestra Friday aad Betarday Nights JIM SPENCER'S RESTAURANT aad COCKTAIL LOUNGR South French Ave. Pham* FA 2-0i • Gleet Capacity • 4 tabes pies rectifier • Waken yoa le Manic Aatematkelty O Pall GR Warranty �> In North Orlando PAGE 1-B T H U M , DECEMBER 6,1962 Altamonte PTA Seeks 436 Crossing Soma vmaka ago the Lake M onro* PTO took tho boB bp tho h o n g , go to apeak, in an e ffo rt to at leaat maka a start on organising a volunteer F in Dnpt. fo r tha Lake M onroe, Grapovillg, Upaala and Paoia areas whoan only protection at tha present tim a comas all tha wap from Laka K arp. M orris R uby, principal o f tha Monroa and Paoia Schools, waa namad chairm an o f tha pro* ja ct and haa sinca called aaveral meetings to g o t a firem en 's organisation underway. H is attem pt h a t weak m at w ith response from only fo u r man . . . Claude Hawkins, B ob Mann, LaR oy Las and T arry Collins. Two o r three m ore did call to explain w hy th ey would be unabla to attend. S tilt th is w as a dis graceful show ing fo r ao Important a p roject, especially since there have bean a t least three tragic fires in the Laka Monroe area in tha past few months. A lthough th e PTO feels th at it is now up to tho people to take action, R uby says he will make one m ore e ffo rt . . . In about a month, a fter th e Christmas rush, h e plans to try an­ oth er m eeting and this tim e w ill m ail letters to sa m any residents aa possible w ell ahead o f time with a follow -up reminder ju s t prior to the m eeting. L e t’s hope the residents wake up to the need and g ive support. . . . any part o f the areas named could burn while they’re sleeping. Members of too Altamonte Spring! EkmoaUry PTA ex­ ecutive board reported Mawday night of steps tbs group h u tokos la Ha effort to aoeure a luitabte craning for tha children oa SR US, which which will btoomo a dan­ gerous problem upoa widowlag of the highway. Tho report, mado at tha PTA'a regular mooting, (tot­ ed that tho problem has barn prosonted to State Rand Daft officiate aad to County Com­ missioners. The school group new la awaiting disposal of toa matter by those two bod­ ies of eoatroL Pinal results of -the Octo­ ber Halloween carnival were given shewing n total ptofU of $744.10. To date, Urn Magatioe Sale has realised By Jaao Casselberry Fifteen Girl Scouts aad two leaders from Troop M spent the weekend eamplng out at Moss Park so Boar Island located to the Southeast sec­ tion of Orange County. The campers, who endur­ ed two days of miserable weather, were rewarded Sun­ day with a perfect sunny Tho girls set up comp late Friday afternoon. On Satur­ day they enjoyed a Wide Gama to which they wore Mr*. H. L. JohnoMi Howdy there. WeB. It la suppotsd to bo a very <teep sub­ ject, bat wen tha weather h u been kind of different for a few days. Mind you 1 did say a law. For Inatanco last Saturday waa kind of cold and dreary. We know, lor the High School Band had to march in two parades In two different towns and bro­ ther U w u sure alrish in both places. But the boys and girls certainly did an excellent Job la DeLand and Ocala. They received a let of comment ns their reindeer (LIVE DEARS) Rudolphs' (Joan Jones) and her red nose Pixie (Sandl Wright) led the girls to their routine. A certain DeLand clown kind of liked the band be­ cause I saw him going In and out among theih. Of course the clown Just hap­ pened to be my kid brother Bill Grow. Now oa the IMh the band tikes another trip to Titusville to do a parade • • I want to say there. Best Wishes and Congratula­ tions to Pet Griffith and Tom­ my Sparks ea their aurrtage last Saturday. As the aaylag goes “you could have knock­ ed me over with a leather” when they came by and told me. But I wish you two the very best to life and meek happiness Pat and Tbmray. They are at home at Wilsons Corner in Paoia. Go out and ace them. • • • I bear that Claudette Behrens got what most men HUNTERS haven't ao far, a Deer. Don't you know that she was tickled. Sid Hawkins killed a turkey last Saturday. It weighed IS Iba. Wasn't that good? Come oe you men, what the matter with you? • • • How about the Monroe PTO float win­ ning first prize in the Sanford parade? 1 know that Monro# is very proud of the fact. A lot of hard work on the part of the parade com­ mittee headed by Tommy Thompson. The Wilson school also had a very pretty float. They should have received a prise too. • • • Chris and Hilda Thompson have return­ ed from a very nice trip to Birmingham. Ala., w h e r e they visited with relatives for two weoka. Hilda report­ ed a wonderful shopping spree. Wish I bad have been with her. • • • Terry Goffcry of the U. S. Saratoga at Msyport visited the T. C. Thompson family last week­ end. He came in on Satur­ day and returned to his ship Sunday evening. * * * Don't forget to go out to the HD Center tonight or from 10 Christmas Exhibit sod Edu­ cational Displays. Thera are same smart Homemakers to this moat) aad they are goteg to shew it So by all means go out there and see their week. Tomorrow evesl q v* v f l hove cur Chrlst| mae oarty and alia Install- n good' Umc. * * * I want to thank the many friends who visited ns last Jnnday during open house. We had a very nice afternoon talking with old friends, and of course my club members, who gave ns such a nice practical gift of a toaster. * * ’ David Byers reported a wonderful birthday Saturday afternoon. His little friends played a lot of games ac­ cording to David and bo told mo of ell too nice presents be got. Mom and Dad gave him a watch. Now he can tell when U la Ume for school to turn out • " • The Mon­ roe PTO dance was postponed because of the bad weather since It was to be bald oa the basketball court. Don’t know when they will hold It • • • Our sympathy goes out to Mrs. Morris Metis on the sudden passing of her father. • * Have you pur­ chased a stool from a Glee Club member yet? They are nice. I have one. And now the DOT of the high school have real pretty candles bey are selling. So be sure and get one from toe m e m b e h i and have it for Christmas. 1 have one of them too. They are white with different colors of glit­ ter. They would make real attractive gifts * • • So many people are coming down with the flu. Now the worry of the Asiatic flu is on again. Precautions are being taken by tome by get­ ting a shot for it Have heard of several having tho flu, though. Betty and Charlene Baker have had It. Also my better half is home confined with it. So you all be care­ ful and try to stay well. U la too near Christmas time. • • ’ The children are all trying to be on their good behavior now. Isn't It funny that at only a certain time of the year that they ail try to be good. Maybe we should have Christmas more often or something. • • * All school purchaaed there ahoald bo appcoxlaately 1^00 booka made available Me year. Urn PTA received a check for $3 from the Altamonte Springs Civic Clob for the library hud. The program for too' meet, lag consisted of informal dis­ suasion lad by Principal Prank Gore during which ho eaplaiaod la dotaR accredi­ tation standards for tho school. A wide variety of books waa made available to PTA members for children's gifts and families are through with the books they will find their way back to the school library abelvoa as a donation. Following adjournment of too meeting refreshments wen served from a table beautifully decorated in too Christmas theme by flfto grade mothers who served Christmas cookies, poach aad coffee. The North Oriaado Civic A m . Monday light aaaouac* «d plau to otago a program «( Christas# lightly and outdoor decorating tad to* vHod an roaidoataaf too com­ munity to participate la tho eoBtoit tor which throw prizes will ho awarded to too tap oatrioa. Homoa win bo Judged hatwoaa T and I p. a . ao Dee. 33. rint prito will bo ftt, ooeond, $10 aad third, (3. Plana for tho cooteat wore approved at Monday alght’a a knowledge of scout skills and history. Oa Saturday evening too girls Joined toe Beer Lake Hoop, which also was campad on the Island, for a Camp­ fire program. The troops al­ io war* together for a Scout'* Own Ceremony on Sunday naorntog. During the afternoon they went on a scavenger bunt to look for various nature items. Troopleaders accompany­ ing tho glrla were Mrs. Frank Russell and Miss Gaaaa la other bualaoao too granp voted a tentative pledge of $31 far the purpoao of rete■tetiag liability tnouraace oa tho fire and police equipment The pledge waa mado to Ftro Chief Bob Stephenooe who abo la accepting similar pledges from other sources In tbs combined effort of too association and community to get toe equipment bock in nst, especially for the boltdnv season. Art Rhodes aad Bob Dorurn wore appointed aa a com­ mittee to audit the associa­ tion's booka after the resigna­ tion of Mrs. Ann Suttoa, trea­ surer, waa accepted. Nam­ ing of a new treasurer wss By Joan Iptes postponed until the January Some So parents won hon­ meeting. ored by members of the Lu­ theran League of S t Luka's Lutheran Church of Slavla at tbs recent Parents Night sponsored annually by too group. Supper was prepared and served by the young people preceding the program which opened with a short address The Women's Group of from Steven R. Siblik, coun­ Sanford Moose Lodge 1131 selor. David Jakubdn was master will sponsor a rummage sale of ceremonies for tho variety this Friday and Saturday in program which featured tal­ the vacant building at 313 ented members of the youth 8. Sanford Ave. Members of the group bold group in musical and panto­ a special meeting in the Lake mime numbers. Joyce Beilborn played sev­ Mary lodge headquarters eral selections oa tho accor­ Monday night to complete dion and a solo on tha piano tagging and pricing articles for the site and to make and later presented pan­ tomime numbers along with further plans for their first Virginia Stanko, Shirley Mlk- Christmas Party for children of Lodge 1S31. ter, Saady Mlklcr and Cathy All children to attend the Rook. party, tentatively scheduled Another musical number for the afternoon of Dec. 33, featured a Barbershop Quar­ should be registered before tet made up of Bob and Ted regular meeting of the wo­ Beilborn, David Jakubdn men in order that final plans and Tim Colbert can be completed. The audience participated Proceeds from the rum­ in a lively game of "Passmage sale will bo used to word" and to a Community Sing to round out the even­ sponsor the party. ing. TROOP 338 GIRL SCOUTS camping h u t weekend at M o m Park on Bear Jaland had a lot o f fun on one o f the sprawling oaka. Shown here scattered through tha tree from left are Melenda Casselberry, Cheryl Wattera, Karen Kriss, Becky Totten and Doris Aikena. (Herald Photo) Club Changes Meeting Date In Bear Lake By Skirtey Wentworth The regular meeting date for the Bear Lake Commun­ ity Club haa been changed, for this month only, from Thursday, Dec. 20, to Wed­ nesday, Dee. 13. The meeting baa been changed due to the fact that the Florida Power Club will not be available on the re­ gular date. The Dee. It meeting will be held In the Club at • p.m. and will be followed by s Christmas party which will feature grab big fun and en­ tertainment. First Aid Course To End In Forest City By Shirley Wentworth The second accelerated First Aid Course to be held In the Forest Lake area as a measure of extra elvll de­ fense preparedness will be completed next Thursday. Claases, taught by Miss Jean Kuster. meet in the For­ est Lake Academy Church School. Those attending are Mrs. Nora Burke, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Burnham, Mrs. Jam«« Conner, Mrs. Geral­ dine Crist, A. W. Fowler, Mrs. Gladys Pervis, Mrs. Clyde Williams, Fred Lytle, Burton Wright, Mrs. vbyDis Millard, Henry Sbrter and Jessie Jones ' County Council officers for the Seminole County Boys and Girls 4-H Clubs were in­ stalled Saturday night at the annual Christmas Party held in the Home Demonstration Center In Sanford with some 113 leaders, parents and club members in attendance. Installed by County Agent Cecil Tucker for the girls were Linda King, president; Susan Day, vice president; Cathy Cammack, secretarytreasurer; Martha Mikter, reporter; Linda West, recrea­ tion leader; Suzette Berg, chaplain and Margaret Ste­ vens, county delegate For the boys were Ted Beilborn, president; Paul Lu­ kas Jr., vice president; David Jakubdn, secretary • treasur­ er; Michael Krecck, chaplain and recreation leader and Billy Ileln, county delegate. Slates Party Mike Neilsoa, president of the Lyman High School Elec­ tronics Club and John Mlkler, manager of the Skate CHy Roller Rink, have ar­ ranged a benefit skating party to be bold between the hours of 4:30 p. m. end 10 p. m. today to aid the -lub in purchase of additional equipment. Jim Alien McEvera, ticket chairman, advises that tieketa will be on sale at the dozr for those who have not already bought them at the school By Jams Casselberry The South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Newcomers Clu|) met last Thursday at tha Ham­ ilton House la Casselberry for a luncheon meeting followed by bridge and canasta. The executive b o a r d convened prior to the meeting at 11 a.m. Those attending were asked to wear hats depicting various holidays of tha year and the Indies came attired In many gay and imaginative creations representing C h r i s t m a s , Thanksgiving, St. Patrick's Day and the Fishing Season. O ne particularly compli­ cated chapeau represented many hours of work and was topped with a Jaunty Santa who waa motor driven and moved back and forth. There were 34 members and IT guests attending the meetGuests Included Mn. Marge Cann, area representative of Welcome Wagon Internation­ al; Mrs. Judy Hurlbert, local supervisor, and Mn. Grace Newell, Mrs. Dorothy Bowker, Mrs. Esther Tooley, Mn. Me­ lissa Nelson, Mrs. Helen Green, former president of the club; Mrs. Nancy Massemillo, Mrs. Ann Johnson. Mrs. Joan Randall. Mrs. Edith Johnson, Mrs. Genie Fritter. Mn. Nan­ nie Peterson, Mrs. Peggy Brunning, Mrs. Hazel Bent­ ley, Mrs. Sue Dice and Mrs. Margaret Vurginac. Two new members who join­ ed the club Thursday were Mrs. Audrey Reed and Mrs. Shirley TUo. The welfare chairman, Mrs. Joyce Merrifteld, reported that the club provided Thanksgiv­ ing baskets, complete with turkeys, for two needy fam­ ilies. A similar project is be­ ing planned for Christmas. Members of the South Sem­ inole Club and their husbands have been invited by toe San­ ford Welcome Wagon Club to attend Us Christmas Party to be held at tha Capri Restau­ rant on Wednesday evening, Dec. 12. Reservation* should be made with Mrs. Luther Miles, president of the South Seminole Club, no later than HOLIDAY HATS wera worn by memtera o f tha South Seminole Welcome W agon Newcomen* Club to their luncheon and business meeting hut week at the Hamilton House in Casselberry. Among those wearing theij own colorful crea­ Continues Toy Pickups By Donna Estes Officials of the Longwood Civic League, sponsors of the Longwood Library, have announced that a new set of encyclopedia is in great de­ mand from young people of the aroa for current Informa­ tion and tor aclenco and atomic research. Any person or organization wishing contribute as friends of the library may send donations to Mrs. E. P. Richards, chairman of the League's library committee. By Ghmy Skbisk Bob Stephenson, North Of* lando councilman and ftro chief, haa issued a remind­ er to residents of the conn munity that regular pickups of used and discarded toya are being made on Satur­ day of each week. The toys will be repaired for distribution at Christmas at the Good Samaritan Negro Children’s Home to Sanford. Donations may be placed on the curbing in front of the home tor the Saturday pickup service or may bo made through contacting Art Rhodes, Robert Dean, Bill Harris or Stephenson by I phone. Friday. The Sanford Newcomers will be guests of the South Seminole Club at its next meeting which is scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 20, at tho Hamilton House. There wiU bo an exchange of $1 gifts. Winner of the doorpriac was Mrs. Edith Johnson. Bridge prize winners were Mrs. Edith Duerr and Mrs. Joyce Merrifield. The canasta prixo went to Vera Christiansen and ton hat prize went to Mri. Mar­ garet Horrcli. Encyclopedia Semlnolt County Home Demonstration Clube will hold an Open House from 6 p. m. until 9 p. m. today and from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. on Friday. The annual Christmas party and In­ stallation o f County Council officers will be held at 7:30 p. m. Friduy with Mrs. Ralph Aus­ tin Smith serving as installing officer. All events will be held at the Home De­ monstration Center, 401 E. 25th St. in Sanford. Educational exhibits and displays o f Christ­ mas decorations and g ift items made b y club members will be featured during the Open House. 11m Bear Laka filamentary PTA mot Tuesday night to too school auditorium with tho majority of T9 members to attendance voting to affi­ liate with the Seminole Coun­ ty Council of Schools. Mrs. Charles Lockyer, se­ cretary of tot council, was present and spoke of Urn at­ tributes of the council aad of Its many good points. 8. N. Kirkland, PTA field secretary from tha state headquarters to Oriaado, atee addressed toe group pointing out tost each PTA unit is as individual body which is fret to make Its owe deck sloas. Ha further stated that too PTA would not moke any recommendations olthar way concerning the school's affi­ liation with Urn council and that the Boar Lake PTA would not bo panattsad by loosing its charter. Following toa business meeting a panel discussion waa held on "The Gifted Child.” Hostesses for too T:3Q p.m. refreshment period preceding the business meeting aad pro. gram were mothers of too second grade. tions were, seated from left, Mrs. Shirley Tylot Mrs. Sue Dice uitd Mrs. Genie F ritter; stand­ ing from left, Mrs. Audrey Reed, Mrs. Helen Green, Mrs. Nora Norris and Mrs. Melissa Nel­ son. (Ilernhl Photo) �c I (11 r Y O W E L I/8 IV E Y ’S SHOXITORS B IA I4 O I n to . A J XcV fcan, fa n Legal Notice Legal Notice cm WE RENT so. tamo • • • i n ju r e s l u m r a t k im • daaroa pro aanfaasa will ka * ° * ______ M u lu t • l a t i c i o r a rir aatarad asalnat yaa, aad aaak CHAR1TT LOVBY ATKINSON, FUlatlff t u t n i t o a a t M a . it aunt asd ORYILLB M. BABCOCK, If atfra, asd If married thatr ratpaailro uakaova apouaas, aad If daad, tka reapaetlr* aakaawa halra, darlaaaa, *rna teat, aialgnaca, llaaora, arttltora, truataaa, ar atbar partlaa alalailas ky, tkranrh, aadar ar agalsot aald dafaadaata aad oath af thsmi EDWIN SAKDTS DAWBS aad o ca ac a cares t h o m p •ON. aa Truataaa af Florida Load A Coloalaattaa Campaay, U t , if alias asd If daad, tkatr aakaawa aaaaaaa ar traataaai aad aay aad an pereeaa berlag. ar alatmlas ta k i n , aay risks UUa ar tataraat Is aad ta tka fallowlas daaartkad Ua*. lying aad kahts la Samlaala Cassty, Ftarlda, ta-wlti fW li af awti af IW tt af daatlaa A Tawaaklp It Paulk. Xaasa M nut, Ssaaat tkat part there•f leaatad Ta Cryatal Lake. Tea. aad aaak af yaa, ara karaky notified tkat a- ault kaa kaan brought aralaat you la tka Ctraslt Court, la aad tar damlkata Couatr, Florida, la abaaaary, entitled CRASS OltOVEA INC, a Florida oarporatlaa, plaintiff, r. JOSEPit M. ARREDONDA, at at, defendant*. aad yon, and anoh af yes. are required ta flit af yea for Iba relief damaadad la aald CempUlat. • Tka aaiara af tkla aalt la ta quiet tka tltla ta tka above daaartkad laid la pUlaUft Ckaaa Croats lit., aukjaat ta a Ufa oatata af Sllaakath K Raff, aa'iurrtror af aa aetata by tka aaUraty, fa tkat parUaa at aald laad daaartkad aa fellows te-wit Sac- l i s t ft W . o f IB Car af SWU af BWH Of aw ii af Baa. A Twp. M A 1 s t M E , thaaaa rua N. II das. *1 alia. W. M i l l ft , W . MAM ft, B. MAS ft, A 4IM ft ta fcasfaalas, WITNESS my kaad aad aaal af aald Court at SaaforA Samlaala Cauaty, Florida, Ula Mtk *ay af Noromksr, A D. IMA »BAL> Artkar t Baakwlth. Jr. Clark af Ctruult Court af Samlaala Ceuaty, Florida. Uyi Marika T. Vlklen Deputy Clark C ss A. Spear. Jr. Attaraay far Plalatm F. a Baa 11*4 SaaforA Florida Pukllah Mar. M, Das A IA I t 11*1 CDC-St m m A M C I I ATKINSON, sisoo of llBOVB RsKOTLT WILSON - MAIER REN T A BED PA 2-M22 RnOswsy, Hospital fa Baby Bad* 111 X. Pint St m M nN A Swora Camplslat hat Ias ta n filed i f i i M t r H la «S* Circuit Court la aa* far Saaataolo Couatr. Florida, la Cfcasaary, far Dlrore*. tka abort tltla ef aald aettaa bains CHAIUTT LOVET ATK1NaoN. PlaUUIff n . FRANCIS MoKDTLT ATKINSON, Datesdeal, ifeaaa praaaata ara to asaaa ana repairs yaa ta flit yoar written dafaaaaa, If aay, ta tka CaaiyUlat tlla* ktra­ in. aa* ta aarra a aayy Ultraat apoa FtalaUffa attaraay aa ar kafara tka lUh Aay at Daaaaikar. A. & SNA alktrwla* a Oaaraa Fra Caafataa wlU ka gatarad ayalart yaa aa* tka aaaaa yraaaa* as parts WITNESS pay kaa* aa* of flalal aaal at SsnforA Btmlnala County. Florida, tkla it Ik 4ay af Noraalar, A D. IMS. <UAL) Artkar B Baakwlth, Jr, Clark af tka Ctrealt Court. Math Jadlalal Clrault af FlarMa Byi Martha T. Tlhlaa D. C. Oerdes ▼. Frsdartak Attaraay far Plaintiff r. a Bos i n s » M N Marts Park Areaae Saafar*. Florida Pukllah Mar, U , II A Das. *. If. IMA CDC-I* WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR SAVtNUA a Rkada Islaad atutual oaring* bank Flatst! ft JOHN LEWIS T i m u r BsdpBsl Bods • Playpens Wheel Chain • StreUcn Commsdn • Baby Beds WaJksrt •H igh Chain Cratches • lotliwsy Bad* THOMAS MOVING & STORAGE Bp Dsp, Wash, or Mwfa CARROLL'g PURNTTUIX p a pa Local A Loaf Distance Moving » 1 N. Laaril PA BUU Motel Manager* 21 o r 60 P L U S? I WXLAXA APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. Pint St WHATEVER pew ago, op. PWtnaity is kaockiag la MoW Msaigsmeat. Paaladtlog work. Qualified parmsboI widely hi damaad. MEN • WOMEN • COUPLES WANTED NOW far bnassdtsls training. Short asiRUioa homo dstsllsd trala*ag program faUowad by * wsska oi p*rMBsQp msaaglag a beautiful motel uadar «M*Uflad maaagsr. No la(•ffarsiiea of pewatat am- I Bedroom haws#, kitchen equipped. UN DougUiAvs. ptoymsal or b a a l a a i A P R IE NATIONWIDE aisisUses to o«r graduates. Par Pdrsass! latmtew, writs ghrtag phoat somber aad addiwaa to W h i t c o m b Schools of America Bos M, c/o Sanford Hsrsld. Pna Trtikr fat rent la aa* a* chaaga far part Dafaadaats CWaa furnished Apartment dowuUln. AdultA Phooe PA BUM. Sunlond Estates Homes * • B*?ROOMS, 1. 1 4 V A -N O \a J j JS B3 ■ fail ffl ■ «l m ■ i COPIERTfSOOClWiCSN I % / LI J j i u:l H ■ Hi a ■ J ■ ■ ->' qalrad to ftlo your auawor wltk tk* Clark af tkla Court aa* to aarra a copy tkaraaf upaa tka plaintiff ar ytelntiff* atternar* wkaaa asms aa* addraaa la Jaaalaas watts c u rb s and Kamilla*. I ll Barnatt MatlaaaJ Beak Bulldlag, JackaoarlUa L Flar» Ids aat Utar tkaa Jaaiary 11. IMA If yaa fall ta da a* a daaraa pra aoafaaao will bo Haler*4 aaataat yaa far tka relief daaaadad Is th* earnplalBL This emit to to far*, alaao s martaaps Tka rant praparty proaaadad sfalaat la; Lot !A Block P. daalaad Batatas a aubdlrtataa, accarUing ta k plat lhar*. *f, raeardad la Flat Book 1L »*| N I* ta It of tka fabtlo racurda af SomL aolo Cauaty. Florida. WITNESS my kaad aad tko aeal of aald Court at SaaforA r torIda, tkla JTth day at Mar* an bar, IMA (SBAL) Arthur H. Baakwlth. Jr, a*rk *f th* Clrcalt Caurt By: Martha T. Tlhlaa Papaiy Clark Publiah Not. II * Daa A U. ttma «ar- vieaA Phono PA AVTC. atmem a r aerr THS STATS o r FLOS1DA TOt John Law la Tramklar, raaldraao uakaawa Manias addraaa, IM «• T« AOS. UBM. Naval Suppart Fereap Aatorttl* Dataekmant ONA */• F.P.Q, Maw TarA Now Tark Oaraldlaa Tramktay, raaldaao* uakaawa T*S St* karaby saUflad that M in u t w. 1st a t ta t s DOWN fa S BATHS PAYM EN T fc L jE g T a % £ • £ 'K L ? 1 S £ " ungsw ood b u il d u p JIM HUMT l U L T T ^ U , Ai m Dsys. PA H i l l • E va fa gas. PA M M I. St-dTM H U B B Y! H UBBY! H U B B Y! O N L Y 10 M OBE D A Y S L E F T FREE CHANCE TO REGISTER TO FOR TR IP N A SSA U DRAW ING A T NEW 4 BR. MODEL HOUSE J P . M . SU N DAY, DECEMBER 11. CssBtyy Qsh Rood st NdyfUr Copstyy OPEN DAILY 10 TILL S �The Herald Qassifieds. Ph. FA2-5612 f . Tar !M l S BeflMm bonne. Fa M m Day work Ironing. FA 3-77*1 7.Baato CAMERA. Estes Ctatooon, eomptote with wife in to, telephoto, flHon, flub. $110. $ee at Wtoboldt Cam- • vlb aF .S U l.F afh . 8UNLAND Attractive CS ban*, located at 108 Lake Dot Drift, Kit* cbm equipped, Heater, wa­ ter beater A bUada. Total priet ItlJte. Dowa pay* meat |M0.10. Faymenu 974.01. Completely refla* labad h «My aM tot. A honey of a buy! 7 . W . H a ll, R ealtor ••Can HaV* FA M M 1 BEDROOM framed boost with 1 acne al land. Lo­ cated aear Nary Race. Price Stenstrom Realty MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Commercial A Residential Stenstrom Realty PLUM1INO Coatraettef to Rapaira r a il dbuvery 1 . L. HARVEY deposit k Uktog over small VMOthly paymsnte. inquire Tbompaoa Matte Cm, » y i m yt»n Qr- Plumbing * H aatin* AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORK 1007 Seated Aft. FA S4M ELECTRONIC ORGANS Service oa an make*. Weak guaranteed. Town A Cornstry T. V., SOU Fail: Dr., 37. Special S erf leas Beaatteian wanted. Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop. 311 Pal­ metto Ava, FA M U or FA 3-4013. C ITY Nice and Naat 2 BR, 1 bath, CB home, situated oa largo corner tot at 1701 West 2nd SL Omaptotely refurn­ ished. Ska new. $ M down, and $34 per month, includ­ ing taxes sad insurance Stenstrom Realty Prospect with large equity in S bedroom. Hi bath bom*. WILL TRADE for a lMa-37-se-ie Housetrillar. Taras to suit moat anyone with a good equity in their trailer. Everett A. Harper Agency Realtors, 2445 Park Are. Sanford, Fie. Phone FA 3-2MS. Stenographers Secretaries LIVE AND WOEX IN BEAUTIFUL DAYTONA BEACH IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR QUALIFIED APPLICANTS WHO CAN TAKE DICTATION AND TYPE AT REA* SONABLE SPEED PROOF OF U. S. CITIZEN. SHIP REQUIRED G ood Starting Salaries Liberal B enefit Plans MAYFAIR residential lots. APPLY MON. THRU FBI. S TO S Cleared, 103 a 133 ft. 1U N. Scott Are. glO.OOO. FA 3-1333 Florida State or FA 3-0228. J. N. Robson Em ploym ent Service 702 SOUTH RIDGEWOOD AVENUE [ a n d l l n g an types of DAYTONA BEACH m l estate. JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR lie N. Perk Avenue River Front Property GENERAL ELECTRIC Heaters Cleaned Bedroom CB home. Kitchen equipped. No down pay­ ment, assume payments. 270 N. Cortes. North Or- ALL SOLO OUT IN LONGDALE Oa Lnagdalo Ave. Just South Of Lon(dale Longwnod. Fla. Math ad Owens Bros. OPEN 11 a. m. to I p. m. DAILY ilimit iiitm t ill LEARN • SCRAPER • GRADER • DRAGLINE TO OPERATE • BULL DOZER • PULL SHOVEL • CLAM 8HELL G. E. Rotary Inner $20. Ph. FA 2-1263. Gateway To Tba Waterway Rosenthal China. M pieces.. Robson Sporting Goods Never used. 130 Country Your EV1NRUOE Dealer auh Ocrle. 304-4-1 E. Ut Ph. PA M i l Lawn Mowsr-Flrastooa, 22", Boa*. 33 hp. Evlnruda Motor. 3 hp, cost $73-143. Admiral Excellent condition. Trailer T.V., stand, rabbit can. skits. All for $330 cash. Ph. $40. FA 34431. Aril for FA 3-0770. Charlie. 38. Motorcycles * Scooters Antique desk, two M" boys bicycles, > Perfection Heat- I960 VESPA Scooter. Perfect era. FA 2 911, COOdiUoa. $110. FA 34437. VwOnrrQCTOrS. heater, power ateetlag aad brakes, Turbine drift. A m l heaaty. CONDITION — 1961 CADILLAC S Door, Straight Stick, Radio to Heater, Kstra Clean DECEMBER 1 •IBM 1960 ENGLISH FORD 3 Door Anglia, Very Clean, New Tires 30 Miles Per Gallon! •715 1960 MERCURY 4 Door Monterey, Msrc-O-Mntle, Radio, Ilratrr. Power Steering aad Brakes FALCON Button Wagon Standard T r e n * ^ ^ ^ ^ CADILLAC • 4 Doer, Few* aad Air Cm 4 , U k*Jfew__ 1959 MERCURY 4 Iluor Hardtop Slonlerey, Fully Equipped, CORVAIR, 4 Dear, Dehu*, Floor Slick One Owner SARATOGA 4-door eedan. •1715 Power end automatic, radio MM6 1958 PONTIAC FALCON - 3 Dear Sedan Standard T 4 Door Sedan, Chieftain, Uydramntlr, V*$, Very Nlrel CHEVROLET, 1 Ton Blake Dual W h**l*________ OLD* Station Wagon 4 Doer AntomaJJ^^^ •7M 1958 FORD 3 Door Ranch Wagon, 0 CyL, Straight Stick, llrater. New I’eintt OLDS • 14. 4 Deer Automatic, £lj_tjoiuL__ •7$» 1956 MERCEDES BENZ CHEVROLET. 3 D m Hardtop Economy I C j l W i ^ _ CHEVROLET • V-4, 4 Deer Station Wagon, Ante^jJMoHng 4 Dear Sedan. A Real Beyl IK LOW PRICE SPECIALS! CHEVROLET, Dalny Coup* V-4, Standard Trane. VERY SP E C IA L ! 58 BUICK Special 4-DR. HARDTOP___________ — Automatic, I’w n j i n Steering, Henter. * I CADILLAC, 4 Deer Sedan, DeVIlle Power, Ate C o n d ^ _ _ ‘1957 ilRRCUBT * OLDS 4 Doer Hardtop 94 Power And J Q g g ULDSMOUILE •*$$•’, 4 Door Hardtop **»“ • Station Wagon •300 c u o ic k ! Q C 3 mm* W U f| | ^ BUICX 4 Den Sedan, Aatasaatle LINCOLN Capri 4 Door Sedan Far the many high pay* r “ “ tog John In heavy con* , atruettoa. hoUdlag roads. ' g. South Strrst bridges, dams, pip* lines, | Orlando, Fla. air fields, office beUdlngs. , > I M ________ A | . ____ etc. Local and ferclxn * employment opportuni* I Street - .......... .............— . tka. You can stert now , city -------------State______ wlthoet lsavlnf your pro- ■ Ph«n«___ « n . at Homo M t Job. L „ « u a a « w > w r o M 4 M w 3 A M i Information about our traSsod Operators available upon request 4*Deav Hardter, air nadtttmdag; iudK FOR THEIR GOOD LOOKS AND EXCELLENT MECHANICAL Trained Men Are Earning over (template training lives yen Actual experience an me* chines at ear resident trsiatog center, with employ­ ment *m leisure upon completion. Mall (teupon for cum* plate infermettea. Check than# exceptional}? d a ta , mechanically righ l, com petlvely priced USED CARS! USED CARS Sdtcied 1961 COMET Windahield Back GIa m Door Glass V ent GIa m SERVICE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Senkarik Giaaa and Faint EMPLOYER Company 31$ Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 A TTEN TIO N M EN ! Modal » Winchester, auto, matte is gauge Shotgun with carrying case. Never used. $100. FA 3-007. 'S3 Belair Chav., S cyL, SL Stick. Lass than 3,000 Act. Trundle Bed in cherry wood. mL By owner. Terms. Ask 3 m o n t b a o l d . CaU for Jack FA SOM or FA 3-4137 altar S p.m. lor appointment. Coop* DeVIlle, Fell Power end Air Condition 12.000 Actual Miles, Showroom New AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Lakevtow bom* with lake privileges In South Silver DACHSHUNDS ARC register­ Lake Shorn. 2 Bedrooms ed. Black to tan. 4 Mentha and t hatha. Alr-CondHlon- Small touch up jobs. Paint* Old. All (hois. 323-1701. tog, window cleaning and •d. Phone FA 37M . repairs. Work guaranteed. Trained Bird Dogs. Hound Ph. FA 3-11*7. COST $12,000 untrained, 1 year old. $30. SACRIFICE AT $0,971 Also mixed breed pupploa. Modera, almost new, $ bed Happy Acre* now haa a Nur­ Animal Haven Boarding sery. Close supervision at Kennel. FA 3 *732. home. Terms FA 9-0M7. ALL times. Fenced acre play area. Rivervlew Av*. WANTED Chihuahua Pup­ off W. IsL CaU FA t-$4$l. pies. FA 2-4323. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lnadqutet, Asaoe. Hybrid Geraniums la bloom GRAPEV1LLK NURSERY Grapevilte Are. near 20th SL KEROSENE DEUVER and FACTORY TO YOU Furnace cleaning service. ALUMINUM BUNDS Chute* Benton. FA 2-4311. Higboat Caia rntoo Paid En l aced bead, lag-proof hotA Trade-In Allawanea Made tom rail with plastic ends. HEATING Flattie or rayoa tapes. CotOa Used Fnrvltmra A Ap* H. B. POPE CO. WO. tea or aytea cords. pUaneea. m So. Part Aft. PA S-4M4 Bankarik Giaaa and Paint WILSON - M A IE R Piano ‘Dining and Repair Conpanp U E. Fleet SL FA A M I W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4333 MO Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4433 WE BUY Used Furniture, WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Ph. FA 2-3173. Uao one of our Carpet Stum* SPR1NKER SYSTEMS pooera FEEI with Blue All Type* and Slue FREE ESTIM ATE Lustrw Carpet Shampoo. Upholstering k Mattress raaWa Bapalr end Barries CerreU’a Furniture. ovatiag. Naw k Used Font* S T I NE turn. CaD Ntx Beddteg Mfg. Machinery aad Supply Co. Deluxe H o t p o l n t electric Co., at 70S Celery Are. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 3-4433 Range. Good condition. Will FA I-2U7. trade tor apartment site FRIGID AIRE Used furniture, appliances, Gas Ruga, can FA 2-44N Sales k Sanrlce tools, etc. Boaght * Sold. after S. 0. H. HIGH Larry’s Mart 213 Saalord 1700 W. 1st SL Sanford ANTIQUES. Kerosene heater, Ava. Ph. FA 34132 Ph. FA 2-3443 cut glass, pewter, marble afrigeration • Alr-eonditlow­ Sell Ue Your Furniture. Quick topped chest, dishes, lamps, Service With the Cash. ing men needed. We train 1*31 Palmetto Ave. Be­ SUPER TRADINO POST you. Write Commercial tween 4:30 to 1:10 p. m. FA 2-0477. Tradea Institute Box 11, e/o Sanford Herald. CHRISTMAS BONUS. Taka a Mahogany drop toaf table and 4 matching chairs. whole year to pay. No In­ Coffee table, end able. Oc­ terest or finance chargee casional chairs. 322-0344 or on furniture purebasea Comptete service; Installa­ made before Doe. 34, 1983. 133-8137, tion; work guaranteed, Ph. Open Friday evening*. FA 3-1117 after 3 p.m.; anyDolphin Aqua-Lung. See Mr. FURNITURE CENTER time weekends. Neldar at Hunt • Lincoln 1100 French Are. Mercury, laniard. Ph. FA 3-TMI Night experienced Grill Cook. 31, Poultry - Livestock Experienced Night Wait­ ress. Experienced Curb WEKIVA RIVER EITATES Girl. Chick •N TreaL SanAppcealmately 3to eeiee. with ford. Genllu Shetland Pony for children . Just in time for Christmas. Also trailer. Ph. PA 2-3479 after 1:30. Children kepL FA 9-4182. Monthly payments only $77.30 after assuming mort­ gage of $10,232. Possession Immediate ao you will be eligible ter bemotued on- RE MODERN! Caak tad bail water economically with Ht> Thera Bottled Oat. MUler Radio sad Appliance. Ill & Gift packed Fruit shipped Park Art. Ph. FA M W . express. Rais’s Curts Mar* bat. MM Buford Aft. Ph. Electrte Guitar. Dual pickup. Lika new. Aten bt sinners Accordion, 12 Rasa. Both for MO. FA 3-007. A OLDS • Soper 44, X Door • Automatic, £ardte^___ i CHEVROLET Suite. Wagon 4 Deer, Antematle_V-l_ • JC PONTIAC, 4 Dear Sedan, Be Automatic XlSJSte—— i * * LA CHEVROLET 4 Deer, 4 Cylinder ] •W Automatic Transmission 1 QUICK - E A S Y G M A C 1954 CUBY8LEK wiad*°r 4 Itoor Sedan 1953 FONT,AC * Uoor * C,L 1952FACKAKI>4 d*m>> Uum u<nm> •195 *250 •95 •75 LIN C O LN MERCURY FINANCE G*W W ARRAN TY * 12 MONTHS 109 N . Palm etto Ave. Sanford m 1___ ]H �GIVE drptt than the Seniors and they are shown Ban (not In the order of their nppoaarneo) Team members an aa foBowa: Doris Lake, Glenda Albert, Daren Pennington, Sandy Blsbee, Kathy Butler, Shirley “Fearless" Bowen, Rena "Vamdt" McKenzie, Norma Whitten, Pat Me- la the leet several years, the •we wema had leet ell their pseaostisxe, hot they were ■miliar aad toughing — they described the high poluU of their Um ae the wives of jei> elsl players. Seaare Ceneee Aoriole end leeera Pedra Tejere are the wtrm sf jsUlal pleyers Lorease m l Tejere, who are new playing at the Ortendo-Semis- Senora Auriola waa a third grade teacher to Cube. Her kueboad, Lorenzo, to a Basque b o x Spate. 8he mat him through friends white ho waa playing JaJi-alal to Cuba. After their marriage they Meed ia Spain and Manila, and returned to Cuba in 1950. In 1M0 after jel-etel wee closed to Havana they went to Mex­ ico where they lived until they came here this fall Sonora Tejero end her hus­ band are both Cuban. They came bars this fall also after Bring In Miami for a year. Neither family, both of whom now Uro in Casselberry, bee any Idee where they will go or whet they will do when Although they could go to Mexico or Spain, where jelslel b played year round, the women said they would like to stay here. If they da stay here, the men will hare to find Jobe in whatever other type work they can find. Even though their husbands srs working in their chosen professions only four swaths in a year, the women said with a smile “ You can get need to anything.” Single playen can easily re­ turn to Msxlco or Spain, hut the Aurloisa end Tejeroa have two children each. The Aurlols’s oldest child, Marie Car. men, b in school In Casselber­ ry. Their son, Lorenso, b four. The Tcjero'a two girls. Aide end Maria Rose, here net started —bool. Because they must stay homo with the thlldren, the wlrea do not often watch their husbende play. When they do go, they ere nervous. Jal-alai is ■ fast end sometimes dang* •roue game. The Jti-slsl ball movta with apeeds in the mile* per eecond, end if a player b hit he can be seriously injured or killed. Since the men play sis women will uoe to bring a touch of home to their holiday Roust Suckling Fig: Black pepper, garlic dove, tart or­ ange or lemon, oregano. Crush ingredients b wooden bowl to make a marinade. Spread over pig end punch helea to meat, letting the mar­ inade seep into the boles. Let set overnight. The next day, put to rsry hot oven, 450 dogma, end cook until brown. When the meet altales, turn ovsn to 350 degrees, add a little water and cook until done. Turkey Con Corns Stuffing: Mix chopped meat, salt, pep­ per, garlic, onion, raisins end breed crumbs for stuffing. Stuff end cook turkty In us­ ual manner. CLIMATE'S IDEAL Seminole County's climate attracts many visitors who, after enjoying it during vaca­ tion, decide to make their home in the ares. Avenge January temperature U 60.8 degrees, and in August only H.L FA M ILY TH AT L O N G -N E E D E D HOME IM PROVEM ENT gnat prirwi to planning ur­ ban r o n o w a l , " Dow said. "H otm r, m hi m a r other cities, the m l test will be whether it m t i ax initial *fforts, or whether the city «UI procood to develop a broad community eon—rvetlox pro* Cram without which any tool* atad ronowal project will bo Ineffective.” Tho city was the seventh rls* itod by a BAB team la IMS. Others wen A n Francisco, Honolulu, Bellflower, Calif* Waco, Tex* CoImbue, Go* sad D— Moiaoa, Iowa. Gain. Mkbal* Jonas, Lola Karas, Kathy Trout, Carol Rapp, Jaaml* Book Donna Baaed, Boania Caob, Carol Somoni, Jody Lawandar, Sharon Jaekaoa, Barbara Alford, Joan Shipman, Joyex R usm II, Diana Clausa, Janie* "Toaghix” Wflllama, Carol Oxford, Marilyn Hunt, Soil Deal and Sandra Arnold. (Herald Photo) Regular meal times era not observed because the max can­ not each much before the night's pby. Be the heavy meal of the day b Barred at I or S a. a . It b a hearty meal, cooked la the Cubes style Cuban cooking b epley, but not hot. It b more closely related to Italbn cooking than to Mex­ ican, which b hot. A typical meal for the lusty eaters Includes neap, fish, —1. ad and meet. Dry red wine b ■erred with the meal, end fruit, nuts and ch—— are al­ ways on the table for dee—rt Coffee end cider are served af­ terwards. The holiday meals approach. Ing will also he cooked in the traditional Cuban m a n n e r . There will he two big meals, one on Christmas Eve and an­ other on Christmas day. For Christmas Ere, a roast suckling pig will bo served, accompanied by black beans and white rice with aa oil end vinegar dressing. On Christmas Day, a turkey ia the United States tradition will be the entree, but it b YO U R The Big Rexall Store at L 1st and M ag LIGGETT m T O U C H T O N STORES F A 2-2482 MUSIC BOX SA N F O R D , F L A . ROYAL DUO OpMjmrmktaiMtoa feY prim Ah rfcMosthg symphonyritcorti it sell« sot of tftsr Skin Letfox I wundt Sabottles IA AQ Wig'S inhmfcose A CA sfflnsinymm. 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KLIMS MTS Dstidees twists* Rtosps m erastky aad (May hr* Peris* my 7 7 * C H R I S T M A S TREE LIGHTS �» ★ ★ * * .W is the night you can get $45, $35 o r $25 in gift eertifi cates by shopping fo r bargains in downtown Sanforc and being at w e drawing light after the 9 p. m. dosim Bemfook Coonty apcct a shim? nlfkt m tha roareury dipped to e low of 2t at Caaatlberry, 2A5 at Forest City, and 30J at tha State Afrfcultanl Ex­ perimental atatioe oa Celery A rt According to Cedi Tucker, Agricultural Agent, damage to crops eras minor with tha exception of the beans that haven't been picked. Tucker eeya both tha beeae and the egg plant are probably lost for this * * 7 1 0 * Dr labbt m i m V O L . 68 United P ress Leaned W ire E stablished 1908 F R I„ D E C E M B E R 7 ,1 9 6 2 SA N F O R D . FLORIDA year, and there "undulksfly"---- ------- wee daman ta young eKrus. a N O . 600 •otto by the eld poet office. Do they want to hasp H angia or revert to parallel. Gerald Banach, praotdmt eg th* proposed local com­ pany which will bo a subaidary of Southern Standard Pipeline Company of Houston, said his company plana to construct its own docks and a quarter of a million dol­ lar storage installation by tha lakefroat. Rausch told commlMiooan with Chase and Co. lor an aero of toad by tb* Standard Oil tanks on the lakcfront for th* project. Commissioners ware given the assurance by Rausch to­ day that property owners will bo safeguarded along the rights-of-way which will stretch easterly from tho City Sarriea dacha to MaSoariDa that ant MeDoavUto la the air station. Commissioners also asked for a reverter clause in the agreement whereby after five years if the ahr station is Inactivated, the pipeline will be turned over to the city. The pipeline company will pay the city about |U» per Hunt Plant Gets Ready For Boss hot a eall that two gentleThe buys Bunt plant out so right amount of water la addmen were playing tennia ear­ South Sanford Are. resounds ed and they ere copped before ly this morning by Summer­ to tho clang of hammers and going to tho eooklng vets. lin. tho hlaa of welding torches at They come out of tho vets and tons and tone ef new food ere carried on aa endless ed and they are copped before tfaa party Tuesday will haw processing machinery to be­ before being stored in the ing Installed ee tho plant eon to he postponed until Wed­ huge warehouse east ef the go Into operation Jan. 19 nesday. Gordon, attorney lor processing building. the hospital board, will have when tho big man himself to attend that mooting. He to eomeo to Sanford for tho for. atoo • aaw director ef tho mal dedication of tho Installa­ chamber, meeting that aama tion. On that date Mr. and Mrs. Bight. However, remember toviuHou although printed R. L. Hunt will ho horo for for Tuesday will be good for ths inaugural ceremony, sold Everett Biggs, plant engineer Wednesday. end construction boss. By the way a dry run win The new plant 1a about 75 ba held Saturday to unloosen per cent complete, with tho the bolt* on the license tag. building finished and tha only chores left being the final placement of machinery. The office building, finished fug sume( ^n?c^j^ jfg£ted, There are two immense ma­ chines which witl either de­ hull pees, or If brought in still on tho vinos these mon­ sters will separate the pees from tha vine end then re­ move them from the hulls. Biggs eeld this will he tha finest food canning and pro- cessing plan! in the South whan It goes into operation Jen. 19. Ur. and Mr*. Hunt will be guests of the Chamber of Commerce at n dinner follow­ ing tho plant opening, as will Doyle Conner, th* state comml'sloncr ef agriculture. yoar aa wel aa taxes. Rausch stressed that M million gallons of Jot fuel will flow annually as long aa th* base to In existence her*. He added that two massive storage tanka will b* built and local people will be hired for th* operation. The fuol will b* barged down from Jacksonville. nsuvA Friendly Talks MOSCOW (UPI)-Yugoelav President Tito and Promlor Nikita Khruahchev today wont into thoir third and final day of "frank and friendly* talks, with Communist China believ­ ed to he the major topic.* Adenauer To Quit BONN, Germany (UPI) — West German Chancellor Kon­ rad Adenauer let it be known today that he will resign from office next fell end that Eco­ nomica Minister Ludwig Er­ hard, who ie vice chancellor, probably will succeed him. Small H-Bomb STOCKHOLM (UP!) — A Swedish scientist who visited a secret Moscow wgdH r r*sesrch ined tXs dtosMld to- radio active faftotn.' icp »::i»l\e ami tKc uiuST boo! ‘ eplng department, per­ Tb# Southsld* PT-0 hat been requested to buy a slic­ sonal manager and payroll ing machine (or the school deportment. Alsu located there is a qual­ lunchroom. Seem* like pret­ ty standard School Board ity control laboratory and a mammoth scale, tha platform atuff. Cost 1306. of which is just outside th* The County Coramiaaion window. On this scale th* and Chamber will adopt a res­ hug* semi-trailer trucks will olution lending their endorse­ drive to be weighed before de­ ment to the Sarepta Home positing their loads on the when home official* seek produce platform at the north House and Home Finance end of th* processing plant. Agency aid Monday for funds Being put in place now are to beef up Ita nursing facility. th* necessary machine*, all mad* by Food Machinery Cor­ Remember those young agg poration, Lakeland, which will throwers? They’ll be baek in process the vegetable*. court this afternoon and tha Th* produce will be carried curfews will be lifted . . . will from th* platform to th* first probably get their driving of several cleaning appara­ privilege* restored. tus** that process th* food. For th* leafy vegetable*, like Went by th* Elk* hall last spinach, there are three wash­ night and noticed the aid es. All are constantly inspectclock it being assembled en td by worker* who can spot a th* front lawn. Haven’t got bad leaf or some sand and th* face* In yet or the top on, remove th* offending piece but it looks like th* old relie before It get* to tha hug* will soon be baek In business. blanching machine* w h i c h wilt th* vegetable before it I* Did you know that th* now canned and ready for the HI.it products outfit will us* eooklng vsta, each holding 1ft 1,000 gallons of water a min­ case* of canned goods. ute. and turn out over a The amazing ingenuity of thousand cans of vegetable# mankind is demonstrated In an hour? th* plant by th* wierd look­ ing devices that handle and Antenna S y s t e m s , Ine., process th* food before the Fern Park, is moving thi* aft­ canning stag*. For instance, ernoon from their littl* old there to a machine with a plant to their big new on* round drum that has a num­ just a few feet south. On* ber of odd looking apertures high priority production pro­ in it. Held by spring force ject there will be transferred against th* drum are a eerie* with a lots of only ono hour of triangular shapod knives. In assembly time, to tsyo Ray As the drum rotate* with a Hill, manager. load of string beans, th* ends of tho beams work through Plana are now on tho draw­ tho openings and the knives ing board for that apartment cut them off. By tho timo tho building project out on the boan is rtady for th* canning Hunt reservation, and BUI machine* it has boon cut into Walter aays construction will pro-dotermined lengths rang­ start next month. Will bo the ing from ono half inch to an biggest such unit aver built Inch and a half. in thia area. About time torn*Tha vegetables are put in­ body did something for those to tho can* and seasoned, th* people that aren’t Interacted hi buying a house. Will ba open to anybody that can pay Kennedy Tours OMAHA, Neb. (UPU-Presth« rent, not just company ideot Kennedy (tow today to employe*. Of/utt Air Forca Base, head­ County Commissioner* will quarters of the nation’s glo­ hav* their hands full soon. bal Strategic Air Command, Condemnation suit on Eastern on the start of a swift week­ Shopping Center coming to a end tour of atomic and mis- Airliner Down BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) —A Colombian airliner with 24 persons aboard was report­ ed missing Thursday in bad weather over central Colum­ bia. So far aa waa known, there were no North Ameri* can* among th* plane’s 21 passengors and three crewmen. Ike Hits Controls NEW YORK (UPI) -F orm ­ er President Dwight D.EIsen bower made aa assault on federal bureaucracy today, saying increasing submission to governs it controls over all activities "is the most serious threat to our Ameri­ can system.” ■ M ilitary Thanked Part O f Battery Of Canning Machines Installed ORLANDO (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant expressed "deep thanks” Thursday night to the military men stationed in Florida. “ \V* are deeply grate­ ful for your presence, for your friendship,” th* governor said in a talk at th* fifth annual Governor’* Military AsioclaDinuer. "You make us proud ta h* Americans." war*, threatened the atate’i A . J » _________ A Uvea clalmod by tha smog IS years a|o. The weather bureau said the end may be near. Today's official forecast said tha fog would this this morning and clear away altogether by afteraooo. The imog turned Loodon into a ghost town last sight. Bus drivers lost their way sad then gave np entirely. Loodon transport finally can­ celed all bus rune. Motorists abandoned their cars. Tew taxis cruised the streets and ctUaena went home early and stayed there. The fog reduced visibility to nil and trapped the few persons remaining outdoors In a cloud that damaged lungs, coated mouths and noses end made eyes smart and sting. ell famine district* today. the Waather Bureau had piedieUd lew* ad 23-M da* frees tat norther* district*, MSt la central districts end MSO la south-central famine areas. The mercury was n> pected to set down to 32 near Lake Okeechobee end to 29 away from the water. The weathermen laid tha cold weather would linger In the elate until at least flatur- The first huge snow storm of the season continued to pile heavy anowa from Indiana to New York today. Olean, N. Y., waa burned un­ der 14 inches of snowr early to­ day. Elkins. W. Va, hid 13 inches on the ground end an even foot covsred Bradford. Pa., and Chanlon, Ohio, School* were closed through­ out northeastern Ohio and paita of North Carolina and Tennessee. A UPI count for the entire Sanford's Memorial 8tadium ! nation iieted 32 person* killed will rival th* set of “IVte Mu­ In weather-attributed mishape. sic Man" Saturday night as more than "78 trombones catch the evening light, with 01835487 mure than 110 cornets close at hand.'* They'll be ^followed by rows and -rows of ths fittest virtuosos,' the endm of Cen- ; Sanford resident Albert IV. tral Florida Bands." Anderson, received a cold Thn scene will not he a ' movie set, however. It will bo j dunking in the St. John'* Rivthe mats concert to be played er Thursday night when he by 26 leading high school ' failed to negotiate the curve1 bands, following the Florida i leading into the Osteen Bridge! Bandmaster* District Five and his car tore down 67 feet: Mareh Drill Conteit bring of railing before tumbling into held here beginning at 7 p.m. the Icy drink below. Prior to the concert, the 2d Th* car landed in about 10 j hand* will display precision feet of water, and Anderson drills and march in review be- waa able to kick bit way out fore the fire Judge*. Th* un­ through a window and rise to usual fsatur* of the event I* th* eurfac*. W, W, Raynor, CARMICHAELS, Ta. (UH) the feet that thia will be th* tender of the Osteen Bridge, —Weary rescue workers batfirst time that tho drill has heard th* crash and ran out tied against time today In an been held in the fall of th* with a life preserver which he affort to reach 30 men trapped year, and Hanford waa chosen threw to the splashing Ander- 080 feet below th* earth’* »ur* for the precedent-setting con­ son. Raynor hauled th* victim fac* by en explosion In th* test. to shore and took him into hi* Frosty Run ahaft of a U. S. Bandmaster Ernest Cow­ huus* to dry out. Steel Corp. coal min*. ley of Seminole High School Trooper Tommy Tomllneon, Rescuers pushed to withtn li th* conteit director, assist- who investigated th* accident, 6.600 feet of an area where ed by Peter Bukur, bandmas­ said Anderson received only th* men war* believed trap­ ter of th* Sanford Junior minor cute In addition to th* ped. At that point, progree* High School. soaking. The car was a total was halted at a horizontal Some of th* bands to be loss, and Anderson was charg­ shaft waa sealed off to permit seen hero Saturday have per­ ed with reckless driving. further advances. formed in nat'onally televised events such a* the Rose Bowl parade. Cherry Blossom Fes­ tival. Maey’e parade in New York and half-time shows of professions! football gamss. Tickets will be on sal* at the stadium boxoffic*. AsCar Crashes RescuersSeek 36 TrappedIn Mine WASHINGTON (UPI) — With Soviet offensive missiles and bomber* apparently out of Cuba, the United State* I* now expected to question Rus­ sia on its severul thousand troop* still on the Island. Th* Pentagon announced Truce Nears Three OX The Huge. Boilers For Food Processing C soaw 111681111) , l I l C S _______ ___ ___ tee Ieageeaa %m j Oaaael erdtoeacee eaf toe*m j **d •*•§ *■! eeepted * reaoluboo to the County Commil.lon 00 Jlykhata Hd. ■ » « " * » alght’a first nv**^a* i thei nwerh. Tha ***** ordinance makes “ ■ « ■ « « to AUcharie P » « or fiiearmi la the town or The raid wars mowed Into E E L S noride early Thursday and I?. 7f r^n^d* m#r* ^ r Plon*1" * 15 unlawful weapons Includes to 20 decrees below normal for . thl. time of year. Th. cold * * * ,b°U ’ wave wee preceded by rain i howen and accompanied by T^* »*cood jrohibiU any winds up to 30 miles aa hour. j,.-. v .il rT r f t p gas lonjwood Okays taordinances un Jet 1Fuel 1 Line Oka yed eg jot fuel will star! fkswtoj * initially (pom Labs Moore* to ths Naval Air Station early next year as the City Coraml**km hi special aaaston to day agreed to iUow the San­ ford Pipeline Co. to construe! two aod • half miles of pipe­ line and utilize public rightsof-way tor the project. j NEW DELHI (UPI)—Prim* Minister Jawaharlal Nehru Indicated today that India 1* nearing a temporary truce arrangement with Commun­ ist China but cautioned mem­ bers of parliament not to ro- carrying 42 11.28 Jet bombers —the total number th* Rus­ sians said were in Cuba—had been sighted off th* Culian toast. The announcement cam* on the 20th day after Soviet Piemier Nikita Khrushchev [ laborers, fur the Russians atpromised to get the bomber*' lowed th# Cuban# to do none out within 30 da>a. Iof the work on construction of With th# removal of the missile sitee-uot even ditchniitellee and bombers Russia is expected to claim that it has lived up to it* part of the bar­ gain and to demand the Unit­ ed State* give formal aeurBridge..... ... ante# against an invasion of Classified . Pa Cuba. Comics —■ But U. S. officials maintain Dear Abby_ that Khrushchev has still not carried out all pledge* of hia Editorial _ Entertainment exchange of letters with Pres­ Legal* ... Pag ident Kennedy. There has been Puxzl* ......... no agreement for United Na­ Society __ tion verification of the remov­ Sport*---- .— al of weapons or assuranco* against their reentry which � 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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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 06, 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/c221474300c22e252c00a9ef8dd52e22.pdf d0b3a4babacec9cdced150ea1253faa0 PDF Text Text - -V> . • •• fiif’ •' • ;.v~ » 5.I ■' ■■ ■ • ' i 5-^-4 IS K S ffS S s fiH R B W Galon Defeat Gator sophomores put on to impressive ado* for Flsrtdo, Strikes • • . Spares eon appnacUag a t a gallop tba Fighting Greyhounds a t Lpmaa b a n moved their not hrItie* from tba gridiron to tba new gpm w han Caaab with tba top aeries, a I7S. Wait Deana boIdo forth aa (And another happy euetomv cage ■ eater . rolls over tho ISO average* Having matriculated into mark!) The Ball A Chain*re who wars bombing nway this pool Wednesday Included L o n l a a Cadenhaed 311/649 aad land­ ing tba man’s bowling were Dick Robbins with a hi single bavin# slightly over MM atadeala aow, tba Greyhound* a n gain# to moat aome for* addabla appaaltlaa oa tba floor aa tbap did aa tba foot* bob field. Aad D ian a and tba bop* lava tba prospect. Three letterm aa a n return* thie pear, hat Gone Griffin and Doaap Smith, b a t h Jnaiora, a n tba oolp member* of laat paar'a aUrtiag Maeup. Talleat a n a oa tin team will bo Smith who atnnda n fair to middling S' 3", than will coma Bill Tollsan and John Cliaawall at S' I" aad Cano Wtnkehnan a t alx feat oven. Gary Fnrria and LaRue Balmtr a n the only aeniora on tho aquad thla year. Dturua aaya moit of hla strength will lie with hla Junior* and sophomores, who, The name af Batty Allen while tbap haven’t tba experi­ -T h e tap game and series has cropped back lata the col­ JACKSONVILLE (CPI) - Bowl bare Dec. a despite tho ence he’d Ilka them to have, railed in Uw Thursday alts Jet umn again. Thla tlma H’a as a Tba Universify af Florid* will toy loss to Miami last Satur- (till bava Iota of aavvy and la in KefMre Lg was that result of loading the other play Ftna Stefa la the Gator Tbs Gator Bowl selection will giro a good account of b e l o n g i n g to W. A. Ward busies af tba Shooting Stars committee offered tba bhrtb tbamoahroa. (Wheeler Fertiliser) who shot Lg. with a 1M/I32 series. to Florida on rood Won tba Ga­ Tho achaduto thla pear in* a 206/(46 series. If mtmory Seams Ilka everybody’s having tors beat Miami. But tba com­ clndaa auch top-notch outfit* serves me c o r r e c t l y , thla themselves n m l good weak mittee announced Monday It aa Apopka, Ocoee, BUhop "boy” has bean r o l l i n g a of bowling, doesn't ItT Ahem, bad offered tba bid to Florida M o i r a , Lekoview, Now mighty potent bowling ball 1 aald . . . Doesn’t It, John! •lain, after Duka turned It Smyrna Beach aad Tltuavllla. the laat couple of weeks and (Keep q u l a t conscience! down, aad tba Gators accapt- The Greyhound* bava bean scoring m l wall. Vary Quiet.) Invited to play in the Tan­ It’s good to see Dot Powell Mention the HI Nooner’s Lg A spokesman said tha com­ gerine Bowl Tournament be­ topplin’ tho tbnben again. thla past week aad you're au­ mittee waa "vary impressed ing boated by Blahop Moor* 'The Powell Ftve-aome look tomatically talking ’boat tba Steady and reliable front with Uw general attitude of thla year. The other quintet* four points from their oppon­ highs of Mary Elmore IN and court star Arrieta became tba tha Florida coaching staff and participating are, in addition ents, flteinmayer R o o f i n g , Etta Dorman with her 474. loading winner at tba Orlan- players and by tea atmosphere to Blthop Moore and Lyman, with Dot showing the way And say, how *bout that do-Semlnol* Jai Alai Fronton after the Miami game . . . and Colonial Evana and Winter with a 217 scratch game plus neighbor of ours Carolyn Bal­ with 26 vlctorlsa and also tea dseldtd to m o u ld er inviting Park. a batter than 190 avarag* for ls*. Only bowling a couple of leading doubles player. Urn school to represent tea With S3 games oa tba doc­ three games, a (66 set. Team­ months and sha checked In Sharing tba Jal alal spot­ ket, Uw Tangerine Bowl aad mate Ralph Batts wasn't toe with on* of the nle* games in light with (to catena la Tba spot wss offered Miami tba state affairs, the Graymany pins behind Dot’s power- this league, a 160. Furquat who waa named play­ totem tea game with Florida, bounds are going to hero a housing as she checked in with Special recognition now to er of the week. The youngster an condition Miami won, hot buoy winter ahead of thorn, our gal friends from Seminole won flvo games last wnak la tba Hurricanes refused to and Dsarns aaya “w* will do n 216-672 combination. H Just ticklse the daylights Memorial Hoepltal . . . tba tha first game and then added commit themselves until after everything possible to keep out of mt to watch Louise Wednesday A. M. Nunes Lea­ four more hi tba second aad tea game and tec bid s i s from having a losing season." Hoaford bowl In tho Friday gue. How do you like those ap­ third gamca for a total of nine. withdrawn. Tba Hurricanes, Diuni*, when asked what propriate team names—Achas Arrieta bad fight win* for underdogs against Florida, ac­ brand of ball tba boys will ova Bandipurs Lg. and Palnal Uw week. cepted a bid to play hi tba play pointed oat that they She makes her approach . . . late tba ball go . . . and terns Stanley led the Pains with n Arrieta won tha weakly hon­ Gotham Bowl In Now York aft­ loro to run and the fast break, high scoring gams will bar back b a f o r * aha seas 174 and Smltty’a 123 was tba ors during the fln t weak of er their victory. Pena State, ninth-ranked to be tbs ticket. what’s been hitl (Confidents!- best for the Achas. These girls play at tha fronton sad was ly, I don’t know whether It’s have themselves a m l good on* of the top tea leaders the nation and winner af the He pointed out though that time while out bowling. Burely sine*. Lambert Trophy as beat team tometimee too much speed on n case of being absolutely cer­ wish mors people would have In th* running for tha top la tba East, accepted tba first the court will result In mis­ tain that nhe'i going to strike ten players, Arrlatn edged out Gator Bowl hid 10 days ago. take* being made, but ha nlao o r . . . o r . . . or . . . sha doesn't their attitude. Yvette Hunter and (Look Eloiirl 236 to 226, based oa • Athletic Director Ernest Mc­ Mid that unleaa a team hat have the heart ta watch that ball make that long alxty-foot out now on this name, John) 3-3-1 system. Newcomers to Coy said Monday the Nlttany the proper material for a ball roll down to the pint!) la any Beverly Grabarklewlcx were tea lop t*n were Badlola, Al­ Lions would begin practicing control gem* more error* event. It’s working Just right one-two in tba Jet Bowlerettas das and Xchants replacing for tba game Dae. 16, either at can result from the alow Lg. Uriiar, Egans and Martin. St. Augustine, Annapolis, Md., far her. break than will from the fast Yvette shot a (06 scries and Although not la the top ten, This past week she topped Bev came thru with a hi slngl* Martin still remains as the or Atlantic City, N. J. break. "Wa feel that Florida M de­ Moat of tba team learned all af the other gels with a of !M. leader In singles, with nine. finitely tea beet team In tha their ball fat the ninth grade 300/(43 aerie*. Gladys Pllolan continues to Onate and Irlart* arc tied Jess Cook (Harry's Liquors) master that back-up ball of with six wins In the fasturad South to play Pena State," and bava bean playing togeth­ said Gator Bowl committee er elnce that time, and all of was striking a v a r y t l m * 1 hen. eighth game singles and Elor- chairman Lamar Dean. them were on the varsity last watched him roll during the She’s this week's Plneerest ri holds the moat win* In Uw Florida has played hi Mm year and aaw action. City Lg. play. Inn Lsagua leader In both do­ all star llto, with nine. Bowl three times previously, It U tho eoach’s hop* that ,As n matter of fact, la that pertm ante, hi gam* aqd series Jaeln was Involved la two th* Nlttany Lions me* before. with tho new South Seminole m e particular gam* h# finally with totals of 1M A 440. Hava of tha big payoffs during the Jr. High to Casselberry, an stopped striking long enough you ever watched a rlghthand- matinee and evening perform athletic program can be sat Cincy Picked ta tally his score which read ad bowler roll a “left-handed anccs Monday. ■p which will allow a conNEW YORK (UP!) Th* out at 2371 That's ona of tha hook") Looks real wlerd! During th* lltk game of the highest Cookie has rolled la a Coma to think of It though, wa matinee. Jaeln and ZuU, University of Cincinnati, which tinnoua pared* of talent to long, long time. Atte boy, have at Mast a doten persons playing from tha number aov so relished th# role of under­ com* to the Longwood school Ja*s< rolling a back-up ball. (Maybe en position, paid (271.20 on a dog that U woo the NCAA both in basketball and foot­ Burky F o r g u s o a found that's been my trouble. What (3 perfecta m a 74 combina­ championship for tho past two ball. years, today was rated Uw things falling hla way In thla the hack. Ill try anything ont tion. la tit# eighth game laat most Btoly 1113-61 national same league aa ha chipped In to help Improve my score.) night, Jaeln won and Onate college basketball ehampien Motinees earns In second to per 9M4.T0 by tba Uuitad Press Inter­ «oau Wad. A on a 4-7 combination. R has actional Board of Coaches. 1:18 P. M. been a loeg lima between wins Thirty of tha IS famous coach­ es who comprise tec UP1 for Jaeln In the slngtea compe­ tition bet those who bad tba board tabbed Clney's Recr­ patience to atey with him were eate aa tha No. 1 team la tba rewarded. Jaein’s last win In country In tha annual pre-sea­ son major rolWge ratings. tba eighth waa Nov. 17. Tba all star Ute test night Winners In tea week's play a-io half Uma deficit to a "Shuibuekwud," meaning was won by Arrona aad Lor in tba Biddy Basketball Lea­ 13-23 Ua before tha and of cu e, with Arrieta and Irlart* "drawn from wood." was tha Ladlan Night gue were Standard Oil. tha third period. At tbs aad completing the paying combi- old Indian name ter maple of th* regulation time the Man. A Thurn. syrup. Strickland Morrison, Day aad score etood at 33-33, with nation of 1-3 for (147.90. (fight Grill and Sanford the Standard Oil#*# sawing 7:48 f M . NIGHTLY GET INTO CIVIL SERVICE WORK! It up In an overtime period, Electric. [Except Sunday] Many appointment* to U. I. Civil Service jobs will ha It waa Day and Night Grill 36-31. mad* during tha next 13 months. (hat demonstrated tba most BUI Schmidt dumped la 21 The** position* provide SECURITY far yon and year power and finesse on the of bis team's 36 points to family with good pay, steady employment and advance­ courts with n 61-21 m o p load Strickland Morrison to ment Many job# require little or no specialised educa­ tion er experience. over Robson Sporting Goods. a 36-16 triumph over a stub­ Lincoln Service, n privately tweed school, helps thou*, Tba winners Jumped to aa born First Federal team. repar* for these teats each year. For foil toanda prepare early lead and wars never Rick Fordham scored aU 16 formation on U. L. ClvU Service Jobe, mail TODAY. points for th* First Federal beaded. FR O N TO N A tenltar between WTRR outfit. LINCOLN 8KRVICR, DEPT. 11 MX 17-91 at FIRM FARR Pekin, llliaoia A veteran Sanford Electric and Standard OU bad tea Ians oa their feat during tha team showed too much balr Nam# ----, ■■■■... , i Ago _ second half whoa Standard snes as they dumped n pot­ Street —--------- ------------ ------- - , Phan* OU tAgan a stretch drive entially good Sanford Allan City ............ i State .... tte Rank i t e n g a w 4L-U. flbnryl Julian aad Am P a r loss at tackle and Jaalo While and Gracn Middleton a t the ends. The Junior to # baa Susan Deal aad Carol Oxford at aads; Diana Onus and Janice Williams a t tackle, Norma Whlttern and Pat MeQuIr# at guard sad Sandra Arnold a t canter. Coaches for the Seniors are J . B. Phillips, Butch Riser, Joe Paris so and Hobart MurTba Juniors bava Billy Higgins, Jim Todby. Dsn McCall, Barry Barks, Tberon Petty, Dale Alexander and Earl Black for coaches. There will be cheerleader* for both teams and tba band Is planning n special half­ time show. Slenstrom Team Keeps On Streak ad hi aad aald flap are awaRla« hotter waatbar aad the ahad. Tba Parkara bava baaa regular visitors at Crowo's C u p t v aareral paara aad a rt g n a t baaatan at tba S t Johns Alvar ahad season. Par bar told Crowa that ha kaoara of at laait 10 other couple* from hi* Virginia a n a who will be b an la ft* weak* far a winter fishing vacation. E ll -—« 7-/} -p— ~r7n B FROM THE GROUND UP Sine* the first reports of shad being caught, people bava started to fish for them aad soma report pretty good catches, 17 la ooa ••**. There stUl won’t bo too many landed, though, until aft­ er the first full moon la this month — If all other factors remain the same as they are now. That’s Dec. 11 and watch for a good run of tho shad thsn — if that run isn’t too largo, It’ll be about Jan. • when the shad fever rare will be available by the buc­ ketful. RORDfTM Polyethylene Preterite* Sheeting Ralls | f a eg. f t art Rods Q j l ^ e eg. f t Clear Plastic for tha Homeowner S - YEAB Tba Connecticut shad sea­ son, altbouih much shorter than ours here and entertain­ ing fewer fishermen, has re­ ceived a boost through spon­ sorship of a promotion by a big bear company to make It a well known attraction up there. Notice was given to the sponsorship In a recant Wall Street Journal edition. GUARANTEE 1 gaL (17.93 B i t e IN g e t J* !**• 1 at. 1 pt. Stenstrom Realty continu­ ed their winning streak In the Hl-Nooners League as they won three points from the CPO Vivos. Grapevine Nursery also woo three Mat a happy Brils girl Sat­ points tn m tba Mar-Ion urday aa she disembarked Restaurant Mary Xlmosw bowled the high gam* to tba league to aid th* Mayfair Inn to win three points from tha M b M Bar. Cathy Boulter put to­ gether four strike* for tba Ugh series of 411 to help Shoemaker Construction win Gi n * point* from Nation­ wide Insurance. Carolyn Salle* converted the 3-T-9; Mildred Nopper 3-7, P-10; Madge Williams 7•; Cathy Boulter 3-7; tba tea 3-10 fell ter Mole Far guson, Rhode Maltaar and Cathy Poulter. Turkey* wars rolled by Dot Button, Mary Elmore, Cathy Poulter sod Carolyn Sallee. !S.9S « make* I l l makee Ideal Far Jaleeetaa **{*N38" f..t. gaLWide 30c tin. „ 23gaL 88^ Will# 45# MAPLE AVE. 8ANFOROV FLA. 6 th Si. TOO ROOMY TO BE A C O M P A C T ... CUSTOM MADR aad GUARANTKED AUTO GLASS and Sent Cover Ca. W. 3rd 333-6633 TOO DARN THRIFTY TO BE ARTTHTIfG ELSE Biddy League Play Winners Listed M T Protect Your Property There’# a new Idas going around. And N't catch* Ing on. Tha Dari Ideal No longer do you have to be packed or stocked In a compact Now there’s plenty of roortv-for head, fast and seat No longer do you have to aettie for weak-eiater power. Dari aavaa with tha rest of ‘am . . . yet outatrldes tha bast of ’em. That’s tha whole ideal Too roomy to be a compact too darn thrifty to be anything aisal And lots of spunk In tha bargain. Now go aaa It Nina trash modal*. New 5-y#ar/50,000-mlle warranty*. 63DODGE • toe Ma Mtetn iw i i i i ^ CHWYBLER m a il Seminole County Motors, Inc. Elf B. F lnt 84. BANFORD, FLA. I �» % ^ e T o ^ r U U T V888HBL • word Is that Got. F i n byaat wlU ba tha gets•peak* a t tha Chamber Muaana baaquet hara aa Tha building contract on tha multi-million dot* 1a r Sanford Shopping Center south of Sanford will be let within the next 80 days and store leasts with some 15-20 stores wiQ be closed within that That Should ba a rod-letter same period, the develop­ day for this area. Hunt Co. er, Dr. Alfred Adams told dedication elated that m m The Herald today. day with Doyle Conner, Sec­ retary of Agriculture apeaktag .and plans in tha mill for H. L. Hunt himaelf to par­ ticipate in Um feativHiee. Invitation list growing for tha Gordon Frederick dedi­ cation next Tuesday. Should rival tha Mayfair ss one of the top acetal events of the season. There’s a move on to get s public defender for this com­ munity. Bill Laffler 8r. has already pladged $1,500 for part of hla salary. Many in­ nocent psople Just haven’t enough money to pay attor­ neys and have to plead guilty. N A S H V I L L E , Tew. (UPD—A man dreaaed to a trench cost ran lata tha fed­ eral eeurtraem where Teamsteen chief James Hsffa la being tried today aad fired several thsU at Hoffs with what appeared to he a pellet gas. Hoffa Jamped ap aad kaackfd tha man down aa federal marshals ran to hi* assists are and beat the man to tha fleer with pistol butts. Wa hear through reliable sources that Butch Riser and Eugena William* have been •warded grid eehotanhlpe to Florida Stato University. Next big county road pro­ ject . - , Montgomery Rd., two miles af stabilisation. Road located by SR 436 op­ posite Weathenfiald north to 43* Bear Sanlando. North Oriando'a council meeting w a s highlighted Tuesday night by a dramatic head • on meeting between Treasurer Woodrow Ander­ son and Mayor Frank Fasula Maybe it’* because that over the possession of the when wa think of him, wa also town’s financial records. think of Endless Energy that Andersoa a s k e d Fasula M l gave tha hard-working wken he could sea th* town (Bmirt House committeeman bocka and th* mayor replied teaJ initial* **E. E." in th* that they were available be­ M b s yesterday . . . Of tween th* hours of 0 a. a . and H m «, moat people know we 5 p. m. every working day. H A red to Col J. O. Gregory, The treasurer then asked if E U t ’s nice to get ourselves he could see them for a few StrefghUned ou*gr~L,five tbs minutes snU tin m ayor xeproper fellow credit tor his fused, find* c efforts In the county's behalf. mends frees Andarson' tha mayor held hi* ground, but when Anderson demanded a Tha election boa id a t AltaFasula “yei or no' moot* Springs was just about momentarily tensed and fin­ the quietest bunch of ladlss ally went into his office and you ever saw, yesterday. They returned with th* controver­ went to work at 7 a. rn., and sial records. as cf 3 p. m. only 29 voters After a brief InspecUon, had dropped In to east their which he said was only to de­ ballots for the’unopposed can­ termine if anything had been didates for tha town council. changed in th* ledger*, An­ derson handed th* books bark to tha mayor, commenting in reply to Kasula's inquiry whether or not they were the town books T can't toil from that mess.' Th* subject of th* town street light* was brought up by Anderson and he said an agreement had been signed by Fasula cn Nov. 29, 1961, authorising th* installation of th* 50 light* along SK 434. Anderson pointed out that Florida Statute* Chapter 167 prohibita any town official committing th* town finan­ cially without an official ap­ propriation. It waa announced that aa of Nov. 20, 11M2 th* town will be eligible to receive refunds on cigaret tat monie* from the Does anyone — now tnat Stata Beverage Commission. we're asking question*—care The council was advised to hazard a guess bow the that no franchise payments Seminole High Sch I basket­ have been made for tha last ball team will com* out this two months, by ABC Garbaga season? . . . Wins and tosses, Co., for unknown reasons. Tha that i* . . . The local eager* amount dua is ten cents per have tome staunch supporters month per house. Councilmen aatong those wbo have been also were told that it is imWatching them work out that poasibl* for a franchlsa agree­ ’ they will be “right at th* top..” ment to ba arranged with a Buttled gas company ’* Much could be don* in the Anderson brought up th* high school, aa well as in the matter of insurance for th* community, to build some in- town fir* truck and pollc# ear •telBst in basketball . . . For and announced that several '•agh football game, th* stu­ local organisation* had pledg­ dent* have a pep rally . . • ed $180 toward purchase of Not so for basketball . . • insurance so the town’a pro­ True, there ere many moge tective service* could be re­ hoop contests . . . But a real activated. pep session once a week—or A resident. Henry Ward, even once every two weeks— proposed that tha city impose would give the bucket-buster* a five or 10 per cant utility a ihot in the arm that would show in th# results of the tax on electricity In order to games . . . More win*, fewer acquire funds for future oper­ losses . . . And th# athletic ation as a municipality be­ department would notice it in fore “we hav* to go bankthe take at the gat* . . . Sow. nipt.” Ward's specific pro­ let's see; there'* a Boosters posal was for a referendum Club . . . Or do they work at the next election to gst a formal expression from th* ONLY on footbsll. too? townspeople on th# subject. A January mass meeting of tha town residents was pro­ posed to discus* town affair* and ways to rats* revenue for the teasing flaical yeas. Center Nears At t|ie same time Tom Charmers of Bellmeade Corn, said his outfit wiQ apply for a building per­ mit to start construction of a $300,000 ARP store at the Pinecrest Shopping Center, with construction scheduled by the first of the year. Discussing preliminary plans for the Sanford S h o p p in g Center, Dr. Adams said he expects some six to eight national chain outlets in the plan and close to 20 atone. He said he was not at liberty to name the stores until all the leasee "are firmed up." "All the leases will be closed within the next 80 days and an announce­ ment will be forthcoming on the entire project," Dr. Adams said. The new A R P store will have square footage of 17,400 feet and the ultimate center will be 94,000 square feet and have parking space for 680 cars. Drainage p la n s for Snow Kills 11 BELGRADE (UPD — At leMt 11 persona have died In snowstorms awssping Yugo­ slavia, tha government Mid today. Medicare OK Seen MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP1) — San. Estes K o f n n e a r , (DTann.), predicted Tuesday that tha controversial medicare bill will pass tha Senate during tha next session of Congrats. WIATHIR: Partly dowdy, Mattered ahowars, cooler tonight, with low o f 48. VOL. 58 United P r a i Leased Wire “Perk Chop Gang" majority bloe and 'stymie passage of aay reapportionment nlaa it dossal agree to. Lad by San. Verts PUoe of S t Augustine, a long-Uma foe of the Park Choppers aa reapportionment, the 11-mem­ ber coallUoa met in Orlando and announced it would vote against any plan for expand­ ing the Senate beyond Ms present 3S members. This killed hopes of an im­ mediate third special (assioo to consider s proposal to bo worked oat this weak Established 1908 by s House Besets eammfttea. Tha plaa the committee had is mind involved around tS senators tad as lact oses is Home memberahlp Host N to aoraethkif over 1*0. Oov. Farris Bryant had agreed la recall the Legislature only if the committee got verbal agreement by the necessary three-fourths majority af bath bouses oo soma plan. Camway said ha was sot ready himself to vota for any reapportionment within the present membership and neither was the majority bloc. But ha admitted that If the II members stock to­ gether it would only taka a switch of m or leo votes for this group to ovcrrtdo the Pork Choppers. WED.. DECEMBER 5, 1962 Pgps said after ft* Orlaads meeting that the grasp was “dedicated to a fight tor a JS-teQatar plan within tha preaeat CooatltuUoa which fairly apportion* the Senate." “This la the duty lrepoeed os ue by the CooatltntJoa of the State at Florida which we hare takes aa oath to «phoid. Any other procedure at tha peveaet time would sot ba la tha beat Intertill of tha future of Florida," tha group's statement said. The minority bloc plan would abollih four existing Mate sow held by rural ma­ jority bloc wsatora and force a number of other Pork Choppers to take more ter­ ritory into their district*. SANFORD. FLORIDA Sea. Bernard Parrish said today that the minority fac­ tions which got together Tuesday are not trying to black "fair r•apportionment.” Parrish also took a swipe at apparent public apathy to­ ward the sticky reapportionmeat problem. *T haven't had a single let­ ter from Remlnolo County giving an opinion on thle and only two from Brevard Comi­ ty during the whole time the controversy has been going on," Parrish Mid. “This Indicate* that the people are satisfied or that they Just aren't tatareatod," Price Controls On Milk Rejected By Commission Carlson, Reams ROK Curbs Eased Reelected To SEOUL, Korea (UPI)—Th* Republic of Kona’s military regime took another atop to­ Longwood Posts ward the promised return to Longwood Councilman R. civilian government today and announced too lifting of mar­ C. Carlson and John Reams tial law, affective at midnight. were re elected hands down municipal elec­ Como Visits Base intionMonday's tor another two year* on NEW YORK (UPI)-Slnger the council, with tferlson Perry Como and a 88-member troup* left Tuesday by jet getting 230 votes and Reams plana for Guantanamo Naval m. Baa# to entertain the troops Other votes east in the who mad* up the front line in race were 99 for E. E. Wil­ the recent Cuban erlsls. liamson, SS for Mark Bullock Triplets Make 11 and 55 for Vernon Finch. Receiving the highest num­ HALIFAX, England (UPI) —Mrs. Roes Ann Coulter gave ber of votes east for any birth to triplet boys Tuesday. cao’fkiale in the election wss Mrs. Coulter, 40, and her 30- Mrs. Onnie Rockett Shomate, HR^CK, 111 year old husband, already have unopposed tor clerk, who eight o th er rhlMron end two polled a total of SSL . . Mayor A. R. Lortnaon, also ^rfjMichlldrW unopposed, got 244 totes and ‘Bing Loans House Roy Shomate, running for WASHINGTON (UPI) — tax collector without opposi­ President Kennedy will spend tion, got 227. next weekend at tha Palm A total of 323 voters of tha Desert, Calif., home of eingor estimated 800 registered turn­ Braxloa Perkins. HI, mo of Bing Crosby, but Crosby will ed out In Longwood, but vot­ Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Perkins not bo there. Kennedy will ing was extremely light in Jr., was declared winner of stop over while on a tour of Altamonte S p r i n g s and the Baby Contest by the Zeta atomic and mlulla Installa­ Oviedo where council candi­ dates ran without opposition. XI Chapter of Beta Sigma Pbi, tions in the West. Records show that SO of the which sponsored the event. estimated *50 registered in “Brack" celebrated his ftrst Stocks Rise birthday Nov. 28, with hla four NEW YORK (UI’D -atocks Altamonte voted and 98 of big slstara. He was sponsored bounded ahead at th* opening the 458 registered In Oviedo in the contest by tha Rotary today following the sharp and turned out. Club. virtually uninterrupted rise Altamonte counts were 48 Thomas Lee, son of Mr. and on hMvy turnover Tuesday. for Stuart D. Fritch of Ward Mrs. Harry Lee, sponsored by Brokers are Mtlsflcd that tha Four and 48 tor Gene R. the Pilot Club, came in second list still he* tha ability to re­ Stephenson of Ward Three. In the race and Michael Lewis, spond to renewed buying at Ovlcsio tallied IT for W.ll. son of 3lr. and Mri. Paul this juncture of an advance Martin, 98 for Ren Jones and Lewis, sponsored by toe Jay- now in its ilxth week. 95 tor W. R. Clonts. cee Wives, took third place. New officials will be sworn The winner will receive a Petrollo Loses in at the January council gold loving cup from Wert's CHICAGO (UP!) — Musi­ meetings. Jewelers and a $25 tavinga cians union c u r James Caesar bond from the sorority. AU Petrillo today apparently lost photographs were by Henry hie first union election since Jameson and Mrs. Gary Hud­ 1917, marking aa end to th* gins was contest chairman. career of one of labor’s most All proceeds of tbe contest, powerful leaders. Bernard F. approximately $150. will be Richards, a dance and band presented to the Little Red leader and head of an opposi­ School House for retarded tion elate, defeated Petrillo by LONDON (UPI>—-The worst children. an unofficial margin of 188. English smog since a “killer fog" that claimed 4.000 live* 10 years ago blanketed this island nation today in an opaque shroud of moisture and dirt. Visibility over England — Wales and Scotland escaped tha fog—wa* cut to nil in many place*. All planes were grounded. Hundreds of minor A latter from President Mor­ la a possibility that tha open­ auto accidents wera reported. ris Halt of Orlando Junior ing of tha school In September, Ten persons wera hurt in College to th* North Orlando 1963. will find a three year Birmingham when a bus driv­ town council revealed that the program instead of only a er hit waiting passengers he sit* survey of Seminole Col­ junior coilegt in operation. could not sec. Tbe Weather Bureau pre­ lege. to be located there, ha* A three year program, ac­ dicted the smog, mixed with been completed. cording to Stedman. will ad­ treacherous frost, would last Hal* also wrote that the vance the formation of a another 48 hours. Druggists college’s board of trustees will senior class one year and that issued “smog masks" and have a special meeting Dec. will mean that the college will doctors urged old people, 17 and after that a “very im­ be eligible tor accreditation a children and person* with portant announcement" will year earlier. weak chest# to stay indoors. be made relevant to the new school. The college wa* to start out aa a junior college embracing only the first two years o( college work, but a recent sur­ vey of the students at the Or­ lando school revealed that a The third big two-day all-out, bang-up, significant number of second year students there want to aules promotion by downtown Sanford mer­ continue their work at the oew chant! will take place Friday and Saturday, with school. less than three weekn to go before Christmas, This development, announc­ Thursday's HeriUd will carry a full spread ed by Dr. William Stedmsa. o f advertisement! on Bale priced items, bargains Seminole dean, ha* materially changed the thinking of col and special gift selections, under the slogan, "Tbars'* Mora of Everything" and —nph*si«ing tog* auihonUas and ootFttero NO. 8M B Memphis, Tena., firm of Bilik marketing experts to study tha casta b r a n d by milk distributors aperating la Florida. Andrews had proposed th# price asmtrcls altar tha com­ mission rescinded a price con' Irol erdsr passed last* August b Baraeoto. Tha rescinding of tha order was tin first thing JUVENILE COUNCIL CHRISTMAS COMMITTEE member* are planon tha agenda of tha commle­ ning to purchnne nwcatern and nhlrt* fur 22 countv boy* at the ntnte in­ sion’s mealing Tuesday. dustrial school* and one girl nt the Ocala School. Here Mr*, George Well* Tha order waa rescinded on and Mni. D. M. Ladd of Geneva check shopping list* with Dan McCord, tha basis of an apinloa from county juvenile counselor. The third member of the committee, Mrs. tha stato attorney general Charles Park, wa* not present for the picture. (Herald Photo) that the order waa illegal beeauae hearings had not boon conducted. * In calling for reestablish, i ment af price control*, An­ drew* said Florida had “half* UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Stevenson said he and Kux- the men wera aboard "waai way” controls at tha producer level bocausa 35 par cant of (UPI)—Tha Soviet Union was nstsor had a “further discus­ capable of Um voyage." Hemming, 25, *nd hi* 12 tha Industry was sot under prcaaing today for a Security sion of our differences” after Council meeting to wrap up the Ruaalan gave him th* followers were held in lieu commission control. Mlt Is an intolarabla situa­ th* Cuban crisis although U. shipping echedul*. There wa* of $1,000 bond eacb. A U. 8. S. demand* sUII have not been no change in the basic posi­ marshal waa to bring them tion when tha law permits a to Miami tor federal court segment of tha milk industry tions. fully satisfied. to compels unfairly with that Deputy Soviet Foreign Min­ The United State* insists action. part of tha industry which la The men all pleaded inno* ster Vasily V. Kusnetsov late U|mn adequate verification of Tuesday gave U. 8. Ambassa­ tha removal of Soviet offen­ cent to a charge of violating regulated by the present pries dor Adlai E. Stevenson a de­ sive weapons systems from U. S. neutrality lavra by “an control order,” Andrews said. tailed schedule for the shlp- Cuba and foolproof safeguard* attempt to form an expedi­ Tuesday’s meeting touched tion to invade a foreign off a sharp exchange between mrnt of Russian IL28 bomber* against their reintroduction. Andrews end former Commie, out of Cuba. Russia ostensibly has been country." sion Chairman J . Brallay OdCuban Ambassador Carlo* unable to persuade Cuba to hara. Odham accused the com­ Leehuga submitted to Secre­ giva such assurances, and un­ mission of ’'political dealing” tary General Thant a draft of til they ara forthcoming th* In trying to set tha pries con­ what Informed sources said United Statea r e f u s e s to trols. waa tha Castro government'* pledge that there will not be Andrews answered that ha conception of a criaia stats- any invasion of Cuba. had asked for the controls af­ ment to be mad* at a Security ter a year of “conscientious Council session. ' study.” Tba United States, which dues not favor a formal coun­ The leader of a battle-garb­ cil meeting, was reported ‘’un­ ed band of guerriUaa arrest­ Rights Restored impressed'’ with tha Cuban ed by U. S. customs agents TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — draft. Voting and other civil rights In a boat in th* Florida Keys were restored today to former Tuesday said the group was Polk County Sheriff II. Pat bolding “training exercises" Gordon wbo served nine and bad no intention of in­ months of a flva-ycar prison vading Cuba. sentence in connection with “We have been doing this the sensational Polk County tor several months. It has political payoff case. Th* Par­ never been anything but don Board granted civil rights training exercises," said to Gordon over objections of Gerald Patrick Hemming, a the Florida Parola Commis­ 8-fool-7, bearded former Ma­ sion. rine. “We supposed they were Davidson Dies beaded tor Cuba," customs OCALA (UPI) — Col. W. 51. (Shorty) Davidson, a pro­ minent Central Florida figure and a former ownur of 8ilver Springs, died a t his homo her* today, apparently of a heart attack. He waa 77. Storm Carries 55-Mile Winds More Off Everything the pernonal service offered shoppers in San­ ford. Stores will begin staying open every night until 9 p. m. Dec. 17. Prizes will again be given away to the jolly tune of $45, $35 and $20 each in merchant’s gift certificates, good in towntown stores. Draw* ing will be hsid shortly sfter 9 p. m. Friday a t th a a n fs a r a f F i n i i L an d Mtemafca A re . B rid g e_____ Clarified - Pa Comics ...... Dear Abhy ... E ditorial___ Entertainment Legal* ___ Pi Pusala _____ Society �r ^ flpCTfv^*1 ' V . - -V • ‘ »-••' * .TV-;- W t ?!* *. • * fi \*'r2£v>v V • Si "I don’t know where the Um got started that II to not com et to put jrour return ad­ dress on a Christmas card," Altos said. “ft certainly la serially correct and the post oflice urges that you do se as a saursulsucs to us, to your* self sad to your Mauds.” Beginning Jan. 7, Alton explained, the m pastel rates win he la offset with first class mall, surface letters at fhe cents a s ounce; postal and post cards, four cents and airman totters, eight cents. Airmail postcards win bo sis 1 ; ■ SENIOR POWDER PUFP TEAM U ahown her* aa they rested a minute betwreen practice ses­ sions for the upcominf fame In Memorial Sta­ dium, at 2 p. m. 8undajr. Team members are; Barbara Cox, Ann Farleaa, Sherry Comrille, Gayle Scnkarik, Sheryl Julian, Mary Swlgvmdkjr, Freddie Berryhill, Louise Higginbotham, Vicki Boyd, Betty etty Odham, Barbara Millar, Fat Bruce, Nyleene Albers, Janla White, Susan Tanner, Grace Middleton, Linda Spencer, Cheryl Repp. (Herald Photo) Included in the “first class’’ category is t h e so-called “drop-letter*' and this rate win go from three cents to four coats an ounce. Foetal regulations designate this type oi mall as totters “dropped” at a post office by the sender and picked up by the addressee at the same post office. It is used mostly by patrons la rural areas where mail de­ livery service is sot available and man la picked up at the post office. The current rata of third class man for greeting cards win still apply la the current IMS Christmas season, Alton said. . •ITI/*. “We’ve had a real battle tha million for fuel Farm seal ee-1 vehicle license fees and taxes I ere, Symes said that a three pound broiler chicken Is now tost few yaara with the trend tate taxes run about | 1 J bit-1 f 174 million. lion, taxes paid on motor fuele Pointing to the constantly produced In nlno weeks while of thinking In the county that agriculture was on It* a way out.” Jack Byrnes, Goldtnrod Kinr/er, told Clvltana at thair v.r:’;fy meeting. “ .Ida Is false thinking and will never come to bo In the lifetime of any of us hero. Particularly haa this given tu trouble in tho past among our MIAMI (UPI)—“The hunt­ In tha Evergladas, live off the elected officials,” ho added. Cyme* laid that “present ing is beginning to go. Our land and aall trinkets to tho and future officials know and children will not bo ablo to tourists. But hardships softened tha Capital Funds will know that agriculture In live off tho land." Seminole County la strong and Buffalo Tiger spoke esd attitude of tho tribal leaders. will remain so for many words, but hie eyes showed They askad for tho school. Boost Recorded pride In the new one-room “Thera Is a foaling wo can jreara.” NEW YORK (UPI) — Ha noted that last year agri­ school the county and the fed- truat tha white man more. Wo Du sine sc commitments tor business In Samlnola County •ral government built for hie have been p r o m I ■ a d soma capital spending increased amounted to over (60 million Indiana of the Tamisiml Trail things and the promise* kept,1 16 percent during tha third and added, “this Is no small about 40 miles west of Miami. said Buffalo Tiger. amount In tha economy of this Buffalo Tiger, head of the “And wa know tho hunting quarter of 1903, a study tribal council of the fiercely la beginning to go. Wo can’t showed Tuesday. This re­ county." Nationally, agriculture am independent Trail I n d i a n live off tho land much longer versed a sharp cutback In ptoyi ovrr seven million par- brunch of the Mlccosukeo Sem­ aa wall as wa used to. Tho old tha second quarter follow­ eons directly, with 10 million inole tribe, rsme out of the people didn’t Ilka tha idea of ing tha steel price dispute. others in related agrtculoral Everglades Monday to set 10 tho school*, but they know tho Tha study, made for News­ week by tha National Indus­ Jobs “taking home a paycheck Indian children, ranging In children muet go. age from 7 to 10, ita rt their “They must learn English, trial Conference Board, aald ovary payday.” learn to gat along so they will 603 of the country’s leading In addition to tha salary first formal schooling. earned by agrl-workere, farm- For years his Trail Indians ba able to live when they grow manufacturers had total capi­ art add to tha economy by resisted life on the reserva­ up. Wo can still ba Indian* tal outlay commitments of epending 126 to |36 billion a tions, where school have long and don’t have to adopt tha $3.3 billion during the third year for farm equipment, |15 been In operation. They pre­ white man’a Ufa . . . but tho quarter, a 10 per cent over the April-June quarter. bUUon for family needs, $3.5 ferred to build their chlckeee old life la gone. Man, 76 Trombones Ain't Nothing! Have you over beard the National Anthem played by 3,000 muilclan* aU at fba same time? Such an opportunity will be the privilege of Semi­ nole Cbunty rcsldenta Satur­ day night at Memorlsl Audium, when the bind* of 23 Central Florida schools climax a marching d-ill eonteat with five popular raa-eh numbers in a missed band concert. Directing the groups of high school students in five numbers will ba the five Judges, who are: Logan Turrentlue, p—«idrnt of tha Florida Bandmaater’s Assn.; Oliver Hobbs of Leon High School in Tallahassee; Bill Swor, Dupont High School, Jacksonville; Tom Bishop, U ka Wales, and Manley Whitcomb, director to t the Florida State Univar­ sity Rand *«vui Cowley, hamiuiasi- er of the Marching Semlnotos and rhairmao of tho district contest to be held here, and Pete Bukur, Sanford Junior High bandnuvler and secre­ tary of District Five of the + * ★ Florida Bandmaster's Assn., said that this year's contest la an unprecedsnted “first'' for Central Florida. “Never before has a marching contest been held l ; BUNKS? COWLEY l’ETE 11CKUR in the fall of the year," Bukur explained. “Sanford la tha first city to have this new coolest and when the first whistle of the first drum major oi the first band is heard, a new prece­ dent will be set thai ■sriil s»U'uu*u (ail marching con­ test* throughout the atate.” Twenty-five bands from six counties in Central Florida will enter the contest, which will begin with the marching drill contest at 1 p m. Sat­ urday In the stadium and is open to the public, with tic­ kets available at the gate. Some of the bands partici­ pating will Include F.dgewater. Boone, Oak Ridge, Evans and Colonial from Or­ lando; Melbourne, Titusville, Osceola (Kissimmee), St. Cloud, Leesburg, Eustia, New Smyrna Beach, Seabrccse and Mainland of Daytona Beach, Lyman of Longwood and the Marching Sc ui moUs. -• ■* r• *::<*■*}v .*Xr'*:-. t • • • • • • M Close Trimmed T-Bone Close Trimmed Sirloin Close Trimmed Porterhouse Boneless Minute Cubed Boneless Sirloin T ip Boneless Top Round JANE PARKER OVER 1/F a FRUIT aad 3 lb. $2.89 5 lb. $3.99 FRESH JUICY, RED DELICIOUS Apples 2 ft*. 29* GOLDEN RIPE Bananas 3 lbs. 29* EASTERN WHITE, BUULK Potatoes to lbs. 29* AU Flavor* Aaa Pago CAKE I AAP INSTANT Mixes SPECIAL! I AJkP BARTLETT Coffee 99*12 10-Ox. Pkgs. 39* 1-Lb. Cane WARWICK CHOCOLATE COVERED BIG VALUE! Thin Mints rI ®," i rj" ™ *rii« rn oir F lu id Sim m y* | © Fluid Fluid Stomp* I SPECIAL! (HALVES) “Jumbo” W ife of Intern Is Dismembered Designed for Space The rechargeable nickelcadmium cells, which sup­ ply power for the Telatar communications satellite's electronic circuits, aiw a sophisticated version of the type used in flashlight* ex­ cept that they are specially designed—tor the apace en­ vironment — with solid nic­ kel cases. NUTS Fruit Cake - - - - - - - - VA lb. $1.49 MIAMI (UPI) — A Negro robber left some damaging evidence behind when he tried to rob dry-cleaning store op­ erator Martin Nemeroff. Nemeroff had a tussle with the robber Saturday night Cleaning up his store Monday, Nemeroff discovered the rob­ ber’s finger-tip, which he had bitten off during the fig h t Re turned it over to pollco for fingerprinting. Nemeroff said he has false teeth- The first mid-weak Advent Service at 8t. Luke’s Luther­ an Church hi 8lavia will ba conducted at 8 p. tn. today by Vicar James Knill of Trinity Lutheran Church In Orlande. The following two Advent services will ha conducted on Thurtdsy, Dec. IS and Dcr.| 30 by Rev. Herbert W. Goers* who is filling the pul­ pit at St. Luka’s during the Illness of Rsv. Stephen Tuhy. Rev (ioeras is pastor of tha Lutheran Church of tha Re­ deemer in Sanford. QUICK FROZEN - HEADLESS Ground Beef 3 u» $| 39 Shrimp Robbery Victim Bites Evidence S t Luke's Sets Advent Service Lb. "SUPER - RIGHT* FRESHLY eel -* NEW YORK (UPI) - Tba dismembered body of the teen-aged wife of an Indian intern waa found Sunday night, stuffed la a refrigera tor. Tha victim’s husband, Ramish Jain, 33, waa arrested and after Intensive question tng confessed that ha cut up hla wife’s body and era mmad the remains into tha refri­ gerator to their apartment. At first, Jain contended the body was that of an auto crash victim ba had brought homo for research purposes. Your Choice 12-Ox. Box S S SxInT fL I "W ith thia coupon and purchase of® ■ Jewel S Lb. C a n a I© With thia coupon aad purchase of® ■ Ann Page Salad |t. J i r a ■ With thk coupon and purchaa# of_ ■Shortening (Dressing 65d ■Coupon goad thr *h Dacaaber S.■ I £ > f ™ n . . " W . 4 Fluid Slumps ■ Ann ra Pago ce I1-Lb. I.b . JJaa rr| ( 4 9 d (Honey ikan Im upon good through December I .a 39c. ®■Coupon founnn fMkl haMalkaa 8. aI good thrnuwk through December La ■ M ■■Hi ■ ■ J C r i r Tjj H h © os e m iu n W Bxlru d Fluid Slumps | ffaM Slmm/u I I® F lu id M r — " | With thia coupon and pnrchaao of hlcl-O-Bit Aaerkaa, Pimento or 't u b a Sliced 13-Os. Phg. With thia coupon and purrhave o<| ■Ana Pago ’ *.b Ja r" I With thia coupon, and purchase o(B |Cheese |Grape Jam |Baked Beans 8/98c 49c Coupon good through December 0. j-t-a I I 55c I r »upon good through December *._ t j-i-e j ANN PA G E MIX or Mayonnaise Peanut Butter Pancake Syrup Detergent Jan * P arke r Deltcioua C Fob Blackberry Pie ^ a u p o n good through Ilrremhcr 8. MATCH Ki. PL ^ 12 oz. 4 / 24 oz. — ’ 5r Off Dixie Lily 74c Grits Bath Bar* Caahmere Or Jan# Parker Tender C’aki Angel Food Any Variety Ana Page 1-l.h. C anal Rack Bouquet Mrillo Year dreams came true nfth <PLAIDSTAMPS ♦ A p ^ S‘riiai u Pe r M a r ^e ^s ! HStmiki >ew as.su< mu «h Prkee In thia ad or- effective through Saturday, December k. Corner 2nd. & Magnolia 5100 ® W2 lb. 21c A ft r a Veg. Shortening 2/31c dexo 31b. tin 67c Lg Pkg. Regular Itar* Palmolive Soap Pods ' 25c Chickea of the Sea 3e Off 0* I Os. Soap Bath Bara Palm olive Chunk Tuna 32c Soap laundry Bicarb Bright S a il Clorox qt. 23c 10c Bleach (tinea G al 39c J �> % Quantity Rtyiti Rowredd M ax• Dlxlo Darling wouldn't dream of bring­ ing you a coke mix union it wot oo moist and tondor that it was bottor than homomodo. There Is no bottor coho mix any- Cake Mixes S psto ^ ORAM “A 'O W W PtOZtN CMCKM : Backs* Necks 2 &25/ Fryer Parts. . . **49/ J . L. TANNER, CDH. BETTE WNNTUMS «A. . . U * TUghe. I m i t a n n e r W ins V A H -5 *A w a rd Heavy Attack Squadron Five’s “Savage of the Month” award went to Jeffrey L. Tanner, ATNAN,. USX, for ovfrall excellence In the per­ formance of hia duties dur­ ing the month ef October, 11900. Each month one «* the boC men of VAH-S is chosen fo£ this award. Competition 4s-keen, for only the most outstanding tailors receive thalr division olflcer’a recom­ mendations for this covoted Formal presentation of the eward, which consisU of a letter of commendation, in engraved plague, and au­ thorization for special liber­ ty,* took place on the flight M * r|ta> Wings*Gizzards**29/ Grouper Fillet *»39/ deck of Attack Carrier Form u !, currently operating with the 6th Fleet In the Mediterranean. The com­ mendation from the com­ manding officer of VAH-5, Cdr. L. H. Bette, reada in part as follows: “The manner in which yeu hare continually applied a professional approach to the solution of problems encount­ ered in the maintenance of the various electrorle sys­ tems of the AID aircraft; your enthusiasm, diligence, perserverance, and techni­ cal proficiency, have enabl­ ed you to make subsUntlal contribution to this com­ mand.’’ ■AFOOT M O A i . . Ground Beef 5 Le g -O -U o M S ' Skid Chops*!? U. S. Choice Lamb U. S. Choice Lamb Lois Chops a, M * Skid Roast» SC U. S. Choice Lamb U. S. Choice Rib Chops a, 7 C LaobB rusL lC Boneless, lean, delicious. Reody to serve for quick holiday meals. A thought­ ful gift for busy friends. Serve hot or cold. Ideal for sandwiches or cold plates. Keep one on hand for quick, delicious meals. Ground Lamb lb. 39* SWIFTS FRIMIUM . . M o "A" Quick Prwaew 9 tb N DON (UP1>—Thirteen months ago, ell 260 inhabit­ a n t of Tristan da Cunha, "tha lowliest (aland in the world," pi onged suddenly into the mainstream of 20th century life. For the first time, they ware exposed to television and tele­ phones, neon lights and nylon t stockings, buses and barrooms, juke boxes and traffic Jems. Today they said they’ve had enough. The people of Tristan da* Cunha have voted to go borne. Home la a tiny British-own­ ed island in the Sooth At­ lantic, midway between Africa and South America and a thousand m i l e s f r o m anyf j where. F A few hardy settlers. Joined byl shipwrecked sailors, made Trfptan da Cunha their home Harold Appleby To Retire Dec. 9 1B0 years ago. Their descend­ ants grew up knowing nothing but the rugged life of fisher­ men, shepherds and potato farmers. That life, religious and ex­ tremely simple, was brought to a halt when the Island’s vol­ cano erupted last year. The British government brought the people to England to live. They were housed In an Un­ used Royal Air Force camp and began to learn the ways of modern England. Most of the men took Jobe aa laborers. Three of the Islanders died of pnenmonia during the first English winter. Back home, the v o l c a n o gradually subsided. Two days ago, the Britieh government passed out ballots to all adult Tristan*. On* choie* said, "I want to stay in England." The other said, “1 want to return to Tristan." It wasn’t even close. By se­ cret ballot they voted 148-6 to go hem*. Willie Repetto, 60, the Is­ land’s leader, told why. "Ev­ erything here is so bleak, des­ olate and meaning!***," he said. "Everything hen frees** a man’s soul. "Back home, air, w* don’t know none of this constant fight to gat your bread and butter. It la like living In heaven permanently out there. "Television? We won’t miaa It." An advance party of SO men will return to Tristan da Cunha next February to re­ pair damage done by the vol­ cano and prepare for the re­ turn of the others late next year. H e h s3 9 N m to fS m O * CORN YOUR CHOICE f Astor Coffee VACUUM PACKED . . Save 18* VFolgers & 49/Jr When Wioo-Dixlo Com It picked It's Im­ mediately submerged in refrigerated ke water right In the field. Keep com cool keeps It sweet. Winn-Dixie literally showers the corn with ke and rushes it to the store. Virginia Wlneeep All Foipese fresh, Sweet, Julep Florida Apples 5 £49/ Oranges 8 £39/ HI-ACID FROZEN FLORIDA r ScotTissue j Orange Juice .. 6 £ 75/ Peaches 25/ Fruit Pies . . . . 3 '1 . Corn 2 29/ Beans 2 25/ Meat Dinners . 2 «* 79/ MORTON Apple, Cherry, feech, Coconut, Mince Meet, Pumpkin HUY'S C 6. ** W. K. OeMeu CANS V roll « Save 4 Vi* , r £ JOAN OP ARC Red Kidney . . 100 Cm * MORTON FROZIN Chkken, Beef, Terkey, Hem, Meet Leaf, Salisbury Steak Ask The Man Who issaut Mrs. Appleby in the looil restaurant, work with h ir flower* and hybrid cro­ tons, get in some fishing and help prepare income tax re­ ports. The name of E. C. Boos, 19U> century distiller in Ken* tucky gave us the slang word "beoxe" for whisky. Grows! A nice selection ef citrus trees on cold hardy root stock. (irapevllle Nursery 2221 Grapevill* Av*. FA 2-0M6 FRESH FLORIDA Superb rend Grade "A" Large YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE t Shortening 4 Detergent Q n l y l S ’o a l o r i e s t o t h e s p o o n f u l POLY-UNSATURAI tU . . have 24< G ET EX TR A V A LU E A N D TO P V A LU E STA M PS A T DETERGENT . . Save 20d �V'Msr 1 r WK 'to 1 Vtvaax Jji McCbBaa of to* ta il* tewottgattog C o a m itts* that gate* attlt would W catM ai wijiaalTr promised. ■} m to fast Out warn a t tho report* ia likaly la charge amta a* Bat**' M u lt I f pelt tkal (l«araa ooUids tho Agriculture department H tkla preliminary oppreli l l proves com et. It will bo of later* *t to Vie* PnaUaal Lyndon B. Johnson aad Tcsaa Sea lalpk Yarborough, bsaia, thdrtby making It poorfbb for tn a aoro famibo* to owa thotf m i hotoio. Thla, te torn, atrengthOM a ■ f. fo r a o a r ptopto. “J ' Thto can all bo aceompUihnd on ■J ■ n ootf-HquHattag touto, whereby tho ** nritOMo art M d for but of tho re2 Totiuo dtrirod from 11m oponttoa of u | | | aratoma thomaohroa. ft How? Wo* to bofla trttb, WO hovo, in toldittow to th o MOO preIf vtouatr mMttoMd dwoUiais now to Dr. Crane's mankind," and I concluded my s fs of IB other Job* nr* thereby created. Bo coruldorlng, with thin Influx wo would plan on an oatimated and solution of the MOO water aad 1,700 aowtr con* bare than are 7,990 aoctiona boforo wo can got started. estimated 2M00 poo- Notice thla dona not include tho un­ upon private walla for told thouannda NOVA la oxpoctod to r water. In addition, brim Into our a m . r dralaago wolto in thla Lot’* project our population ahead 8 year* at IB por cant par year (our f a t t e n , too, a a d o u r cow pM turoa, own building pannit record* indicate directly ,iato o u r au b terran aan gupthla teybo kwr-wo had an ineraaan ■It ! * ,;••• * of S t n par cant in 19B9), and aar r jv j SO percent af thla ineraaaa will be in areas where water and aawarc ngctioM in tbm county. Soma o f t h a n are available. Wa will than, In 1N6, l l M f conneetioM o n re rv ln g comhave 17JS0 aowtr and/or water cunOBtabUshments. tomera. Using rate* lower than those For tho most port, th en sower prevailing in the a m , thia will pro­ nta wort built by tho developer duce an eatimated g n u annual re­ servo tho existing and future ex­ venue of 9471,400—cutd by the aama pansion of that particular subdivi­ projection, wa can anticipate n grow sion. And white they no doubt mot annual ravanua of 18,095,740 in tho minimum roquirotnonte in effect at that time, they a n woefully in­ adequate and leave much to be dealrod so far as aowtrago treatment is concerned. Your attention is invited to tho Littte Econlockhstchoo Creek which scarcely on* generation ago now prevailing within the area, tho was a beautiful stream of sparkling Board of County Commissioners has dear water running on a whit* sand the authority to eotabiiah auch ratoa bad. and charges and to adjust earn* aa it In o paper publishod September, is deemed necessary and expedient 1942, by the Division of Water Re­ from time to time, therefore, thla sources aad Conservation. Florida program la economically feasible aa State Board of Conservation, it is well as vitally necessary and, proper­ predicted that by the year 2000 ly administered will, in addition to water uses will automatically drop solving our problem of water control from a present 1400 to 100 gallons and conservation, provide these per capita per day because water utilities to our dtixena at their actual will become increasingly difficult to net coat. Any excess revenue* daobtain and treat, therefore more ex­ rived therefrom would be placed into pensive. the County Genera) Fund, thereby Thia situation is not irremediable reducing the needs for tax dollars; yet, however, Seminole County also, these systems, which will pay should take action now to insure our for themselves, become assets of our cilisena of aa adequate supply of county, making available additional safe, good water. Fortunately the so­ monies for such non-income produc­ cial behavior of humans is auch that, ing facilities as fire protection, more for tho most part, wa liv* in com­ and better roads and schools, badly munities. We found in excess of 4,400 needed drainage and land reclama­ dwalllng unite so situated in com­ tion projects, recreation areas, Senior munities of sufficient slxe and popu- Citizens Housing. e Page 4 8anford, Florida c.aair aaiur cheats* m a s s ■eetstr M iter M s a a t vnoanes Clip S JIt.r N T BM etsaerau Staler* M lu Both sides should pull bach their forward troops from actual contact with each other (In Europe) . . . Both ia Ber­ lin and elsewhere there are too many soldiers about They are a most awful nui­ sance. —Field Marshal Montgomery The person from K to TS years old ia an advanced middle-tier now. Homes for the aged are oo longer places for retirement —Morris Zelditch of New York School for Social Work X* s a ri at a * r material, a . a t *4ltl.a *1 The ta a t.r e M.raU a a ) meaner w iu .u t written peraU .U a H.raK. A i, In iltU a .l *r li r a r.«i O e.tl.a will h . M s s u .r .a aa u frii M pprlski sad WIU t« k .U ItaSU tee SgtotoieS Bags e*..pt satwear. ton ia**4 teioeeae iw w to ia CTNiaai (Always write to Dr.' Craac la saw a t toto newscant stamped, adinaccd anJ Tctops aad SO canto to raw r when yon aaai lao om af hto booklets.) FO R EVERYONE II you want people to pay attention to your business, call PA 8-MU and ask tha Herald Staff about soma at­ tention getting ads. Wed., December 5,1042 u a a r vaassai. klaaagiaf Situs avow WKLLI and tho masses of ahoapllka younger folk* will tond to foltow tkclr example, blindly. ■IBtooo af Americas*. Thla matter of tn a public CASK O-40gi Dr. Woodrow education, for taatanco, also Goodman Is tho dynamic pres­ naods to b* w-analyiad. f o r It ident of Marlon Coll.se. has boon only In about tho "Dr. Crane," ho b e g a n , peat 150 y ta n that our coun­ “we’d Ilka to haw you dallvsr try kaa offered tn a schooling our Comas*neemaat Address to Us children. so would you pltaao toU us tho iM n m lx r, tho tin t high UUo of your talk I" i r school la Anterlca was start ad Usually I apoak at su«h oc­ la Boaton (and for boys, only) casions on tha tople "Be A In tho year l l t t . 8h.ph.nl Instead Of a Shoap." And It wasn’t till 1140 that Then 1 outline tha reaponalelementary achoola to ran to bllltl.a of educated p*opl* to achodula claaaaa through tho taka tha lead In all construe8th grade. tlw action, Instead bf being In fact, not till 1872 did tha •hasp who meekly accept the courta O. K. tax support for fad* and fashions of advertis­ public high schools! • ing copy waters. Bo free education la a racant Boma yearn ags while 1 was luxury In the entire history of rkllng on a train from Chicago mankindl to Now York, 1 sat tosld* g You pupils should thus toko visitor from Australia. full advantage of It while it to Ha represented a l a r g e still free! group of sheep rancher* over fo r many Americans are th an and had com* to Amer­ challenging tho financial ca­ ica to negotiate for tho sala of pacity of our country to main­ their wool. tain free school much longer, la discussing tha sheep In­ at laaat aftar tha 6th grad*. dustry, he told mo that tha Horace Mann, of Massachu­ ranchers must often make the setts, la really ragardad aa tha shaop plunge Into a stinking “father" of tha public achool W t of sheep dip, to kill tha moeem.nt ticks and other parasite* that “Schoolhousca," h a a a I d afflict them. about 1140, "are tha republi­ "But the sheep don’t Uko to can Una of fortifications.” get wet," he began, "so they Ha rafam d to tho dafanao refuse to jump into that big of this unique Republic aa n eat of smelly sheep dip. (,'old.n Rula form of govern­ "We have found an assy sol­ ment ia contrast to tha jungla ution, however, for wo just huso tho lead sheep and ac­ OYER 91 YEARS tually drag him through the al P in t aad Palmetto ■heap dip. (Aloag BU* re st Offtee) "Without n moment’s hesita­ tion, then the entire flock will plunge ia after him, for shaap simply follow tho leader." With this Illustration 1 then t Bo tnsooma no ques­ tion* far Sonata Investigators whan they tapped him la Tone. Hla lawyer* haw hinted that thla performance woald ho repeated It he were acknowledged receipt at a cam mooed to Wsthlngtos. campaign coatrlbotka tram State the central figure la Estes. Kepanted effort* nor* made to link Johnson to tho can*. a i hr exoept tho oonunltta* It la argued now that tho report!. Sonata Inquiry produced no from Juno SI to Sept. 14, pUuaibio ovldonce to prow the MeCtoUan committoo ax- each interference. hauatlwly caarwaed Eitaa’ Main atieaa in the commit­ alleged iUogal cotton allot­ tee report prohobly will fall ment tranaoctlana and rob­ on aaaeitloaa of Incompet­ ed charge* that aome Agri­ ence, mlemaaagemont aad culture Department official! mUjodgment on the port of awlatod In theao maaourora a wide range of Agriculture hi return far faeora fram Department officlala — from him. Though Sonata probera alao dipped into Eatea’ grain ■tonga activities. Homo haarlaga before the fountain committee thla mrtog cen­ tered on thla field. Hence Senate notion la not onpoctod, aad tho MeCtoUan hear­ ing!, tor nU practical purposet, aw ended. Not until after Coagrtaa lecenecnec In January will 4hn Senate group'! report be ready for Ueuance. Tho ilx If there la any one thing that makes mo an optimist. It la the increased sente at a o c I a 1 responsibility the world over . . . parsons re­ sponsible for persona, , na­ tions responsible for igllons, —Dr. Herbert Welch, eldest Methodist bleep, on hla tooth birthday. i READ Just tell us hewmuch you need to pay bills, for home im­ provements, car repain, for all yourseasonsIexpensesIPhone tor prompt, courteous service. l^ llM r T g f e T I g g l iU H lP Iil FA 2-4412 �» ■4. C. L. TOMMY" Tom11naon, it tbt mw Flo­ rida Highway Patrol­ man mw atatioMd In the Sanford area, re­ placing Jim ChambliM. Tomlinson will work with T r o o p e r s Bin Stringfield and J. L. A ll Ill* * * * G RIN D S f O l CA R S fo m « r t0 , *, k * * lir u t t D r i n k . M An official charter applica­ tion to organic* a local chap­ ter of the Woman of the Moose has been received by Sanford Moose Lodge UU, Otis Sjoblom, governor of the lodge, hat announced. A total of M women Is need­ ed in order that the chapter may be formed. A special dis­ pensation , from If oosoheart his been granted to permit a reduction in standard enroll­ ment feet and all ladial eligi­ ble to become Women of the Moose are urged to sign the charter list. Enrollment may be made at regular meetings of the Wom­ en's Group which are held on the second and fourth Monday nighta of each month or with Mrs. Ida May Sjoblom at the Lake Mary IGA. Legion Auxiliary Sets Yule Party The regular monthly meet­ ing of the American Legion Auxiliary of Campbell-Loeslng Post 53 will take the form of a Christmas party Friday following the short buslnets meeting which begins at 7:30 p. m. In place of the usual oxchange of personal gifta, it waa voted that each member bring gifts of groceries and canned goeds that could be used in preparing baiketa for needy families at Christmas. Games will be played and Christmas carols sung, and refreshments will be served. Mrs. T. J. Stiles, Mra. Ruth Smith, Mrs. W. J. King and Miss Linda King are in charge of the social hour arrange­ ments. Fancy Wrapping CHICAGO (UP!) - A Chiago chain of liquor stores Tuesday unveiled Us special Christmas gift for the roan who has everything. It’a a dozen bottles of scotch, pric­ ed at tia.135.tt, and wrapped in a 1963 Rolls Royce. Frail Cocklm* * F r o o n * 1— Lettuce g a rd e n P o n * G d fd e n C o rn ' Tangerines TMnFrnb Green Boons Brown Boon* E ggplant ., ■cc cream ... tociqblet ... 1| ^ t S lo w . - crack ers.... ■ e e Testa MeeS mushrooms WUta w Celesed leelt soft wove ... : Coined Bee* G O v 'T - 1 N j , | ( b o lo g n a g ia n t p a k W is h 'f t V C f t s a 59 litres thassa. setsad-hnefcesa, heiagea, p i p ■ s to le Ceshtsii White s h rim p • • • * 6 9 SW I T T s BONELESS PREM IU M 1 1 , lb SMOKED. DAISIES f • frozen foods • d airy specials W afflts Your Welcome Wagon Hoetees will call with gi ft a a a d f r i e ndl y greetings from the com­ munity. Oranga Juice . 6 Merten's t o l l Biscuits................. ” Meat Pits**. r!T .. VIRGINIA PETROSKI P. a Box 1211 NORA NORRIS TE 9-1514 WELCOME W A G O N * : . ‘t v ________________________ 11 \ i DecvfiaM I s o a U m s Fordhooks.......... \ M is. Peel's Pish Coho ee Pish Isish D inners.................. ! Biscuits W HERE SHOPPING IS A PLEA SU RE. "8ERVING ALTAMONTE SPRING!, CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK. PeMto IM S Care OR Margarine .. Kraft's M<ed Arterissa a» Cheese ........ 9r*ekHeae'i Tasty CeHego Cheese . . . 14 LONGWOOD. MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD.- . . . I HIGHWAY 17-93 sad STATE ROAD '43« �22 1 \T * ^ i __ m su King or Rag. lim it 1 With $5 Or Mora Older lions of American Trotting Aaau. governing M y t l Um •port ia this country. A mw track m U w u t tad K R A FT P IN T NSW Y O U (UPI) Li Nobreak*, mauled tho teat time H met a Southern team la a bowl game, bopea to present tbo university with Its first post-season college football winner In the Dec. U Gotham Bowl agalnet Miami (Fin.) at Yankee Stadium. Nabraaka baa appeared la two prevloua bowl games, loalng to Duke la the Oranga Bowl in IMS, S4-T, aad to a fraakla Albert-led Stanford team la the m i Boat Bowl, SMS. The Cornhuakera took IS second* to decide on the Goth­ am trip Tueiday after receiv­ ing a firm invite Dram howl director Bob Curran. Miami got the nod by beat­ ing florida h it Saturday night Hurricane Coach Andy Guitafaou waa eUted over the bid because it gave hie players n chance to play la Naw York and cut down tho practice per­ iod required for a late Decem­ ber bowl game. Tho March of Dime* win bo tho principle beaefleiary of tho gome, with tho competing school! receiving mutually acceptable fa n aa contracted between tho Ootbnm officiate end tho NCAA. Curran mid tho game win bo nattonslly televised by the American Broadcasting Co., which has a two-year contract for tbo Gotham Bowl and aa option cteueo for further agreements. Tho Cornhuakera win outer tho Gotham Bowl with an l-S record, losing only to Big Eight conference rivals Okla­ homa aad Missouri. Miami’s T-S mark includes losses to Alabama, Louisiana State and Northwestern. Tbo Hurricanes have played In five major bowl gamw, winning two and losing three. Om of tho fastest hi tho forest la tho h a p , or aaowshoe WMcb can run more animals varying rabbit. than ao NEW Y O U (DPI) - Su­ pra mo Court Justice Byron H. (W hirs*) Wklu tad tho Univanity aI Southern Ctllfornlt football foam received tbo ma­ jor award* Tueiday night at tho annual dinatr of tbo Na- Pro Linebacker Suffers A ttack PITTSBURGH (UPD-Llliehacker Rudy Hayes, ST, of tbo Pittsburgh Stoolera waa listed In fair condition today at Dlvlao Providence Hoepltal after suffering a heart attack while dear hunting. He yea wee stricken while hunting with teammate* Buss Nutter cl endon Thomas near Uhiontowa, Pa., Tuesday. The former Clemeon star was taken to Volontown Hoepltal and then rushed by ambulance to Divine Providence. Usual football foaMbtfoa aad llall of famo. White, a tormor AD-Amer­ ica halfback at Colorado and later a pro iter la tbo NaUoaal football Loaguo, wai award­ ed tbo foundation'! Gold Modal for hte contribution* to * • ■port Previous recipient* of tho Gold Modal worn three presi­ dent* — Dwight Blaenhowor, Herbert Hoover aad John f . Kennedy—and Gantral of tbo Army Douglaa MacArtbur. Southern California received tho Ml (Arthur Bowl a* tbo natioo'a lop college football team of 1M2. it waa accepted by Jasa Hill. Southern Cal’* athletic director. Twelve men were Inducted Shurfine — T ails Assorted FI Py-O-My C Red Bird V KRAFT Fight Results NEW Y O U (UPI) - Bob­ by Bartels, 1M, New York, outpointed Danny Garcia, 150Vi, Dominican Republic (S). SAW ANTONIO, Tax. (DPI) Joe# into Crus, 111, Mexico City, knocked ool Vie Greff l o . l S S . P w t Arthur, To*. Gordy's Salt <«. BEAUMONT. Tex. (UPI) —le u Gullertwt, 160, Nicara­ gua, knocked out Benny Bow­ ser, l«g, Austin, Tex. (T). AMARILLO, Tsx. (UPI) Ralph Dupae, Itt, Now Or­ leans, outpointed Hoary Wat­ son, 149, Amarillo (10). Fighter Of Month 1 Omasa, Virginia; Bab Bock* man, Dayton; Bos Beaten, Oklahoma State; Pat Culpep­ per, Texas, and Boa Minna, Utah. More than 1|S0 ef foot­ ball's p u t aad present stars aad guests attended the ISO a plate dinner. NKW Y O U (U P D -C ufe. OrtU, who knocked out Teruo Kosaka of Japan In his drat defense of the world light­ weight championship, today w u honored u "Fighter of the Month" by Tho Ring Mage tine. Ortil, born in Puerto Rico but now a resi­ dent of New York City, reg­ Flower* of tbo cotton plant istered (he knockout at 1:11 of are white when they first open tho fifth round at Tokyo Mon­ but, after a day or two} they turn reddlah-purpla and dla. day. ■M » ■1 �> FaceSentences •- * r ' \f •* » On 32 Counts hetball |U M "fixers" NORMAN E. 8TABELL, left Vlca pnafcknt ca t gtnaral manager of ih« Orlando Btmtnpla Win* too bainf praaontad with an award for partkfpo* tioo in American Numiamatlc Waak by WHUaa Birr, noted Orlando coin collector. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ FoDowtag a eouat-by-eount poll of Um paael, Clerk Ola* Biased two M oms motion*— to art aside the verdict as "contrary te the evidence" aad for a aew trial so the paged i of "error* commit* ted" deriog the l* U y trial If appeals are to bo died la A s east, they world corn# after Clark l eaded roltoeltit hobby by glaring down hie lodgment. aa aatoaalv* display af rate Prci*tutor teeter V. Chel» ooiaa la the fronton toyor. mere peredad lour former The collection, made by N. C. ftUlo basketball play- William Birr, retired or* ara to the steed but the ma­ laado contractor, aad now jor portioa of his *a*o to* aaa af the world's fcromoet reived around the testimony cola collectors, consists of of two admitted "payoff" man in games involving State College from Dec. 9, IMS through Jan. T, Itn . Joseph Green# aad Anna (U m Bagman) Wagrnaa tostl* tied as state witnesses and told of their participation GeHrrs from the Mayfair with Goldberg aad Lehnme* tros In an alleged nationwide Country Club defeated a conspiracy to rig collage team from Orlando's Dubs* basketball scores by bribing dread Country Club by M players to "shave points.1* to II In their annual Inter* city golf tournament. The result*: A Flight-Low g n u : H. Ring, Mayfair,'• ; MacErle, Dubsdread, TJ. Low art: R. Morris, Dubedread, to; V. Fakl*, Dubsdread, 71. B FUgM-Low g n u : A. United Pice* Utenutienel Miller, Dubsdnad, 90; B. Bob Pettit, one of the best Walker,' Msyfalr, 91. Low shots in the West, is keeping net: J. McCoy, Dubsdnad, the 8t. Louis Hawke within 71; B. Goodman, Msyfalr, pop-gun range of the Loe An­ geles Lakers. C Night-Low groat: H. Held score lees in the open­ Brooks, Msyfalr, 13; R. ing period, Pettit scored 11 Fagala, Dubsdread, M. Low* of hi* 91 points In tha Anal net: J. Dcganahl, Msyfalr, quarter—Including too game* 70; H. Heckenbagb, Msyfalr, winning buket—aa the Hawks 73; P. Duncan, Mayfair, 73; downed the Chicago Zephyrs CapL Yost, Msyfalr. 73. 104*109, Tuesday night a t CM* eago. The victory left toe Hawks Men's Cage Loop one gam* hack of tbn Lakers In the Western Division of Deadline Set Um National Basketball Asso­ Jim Jsrnlgmn, director of ciation. recreation, today announced Los Angeles, led by Elgin that tha deadline for Men’s Baylor’s 43 points, whipped Basketball League will be the New York Knickerbock­ Dec. 17. Men Intores tad In ers, 133-113, in Um feature entering n team in the San­ game of a doubleheader at ford Recreation League can M a d i s o n Square Garden. got full details by calling the The Detroit Pistons edged rrerrstion department. the Syracuse Nationals, HO­ Play will begin Jan. 3, and MS, in the opener. will operate through tha aao* Baylor bit on I t of 39 field end weak of March. The shots and Rudy LaBusao, who league will operata on n 20contributed 23 points, con­ gam* schedule with a tour­ nected on 11 of 11 se the nament and awarding of tro­ Lakers shot better then 30 phies to tha league champion. per cent a t a team. Mayfair Golfers Beat Dubsdread L ag s • T highs B reast WUh Bib FARM FRESH PRODUCE Petit Nets 21 To Lead Hawks Crisp Solid Californio Jiffy S T E A K S fg l| (eal CUTLETSW t* Fresh Bostoe Butt Pork Roast - 39* Fresh Western Pork Steaks-491 Armour Star Selected Med. Size Q Sliced B A C O N & 3 & © Flavor-Aged Family Steak-g6 9 ‘ Fresh Ground Beef 5 «*■ $1 Fresh Green T fv u ttilH U i QUANTITY RIGHTS . RESERVED -- - »v- - - V 25TH & PARK PR IC ES GOOD THRU S A T , DECEM BER • On Waiver List SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Howard Montgomery a n d Dave'Fedor have bean placed on tha. waiver list by th* San Francisco Warriors of the Na­ tional Basketball Association. Montgomsry formerly played at Pan American Collage, Houston, tad Fedor starred at Florida State. Taseff Quitting BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) Carl Taseff, n 13-year veteran of professional football, in­ formed th* Buffalo Bills Tues­ day ha was quitting the game. Taseff missed tha Bills' Ust two Americas League games because of a shoulder injury. Car Record Set DETROIT (UPD - The auto Industry built about 680,000 ears in November, best for th# month since the record year of itU . The trad# paper Automotive New* said fourth-quarter produc­ tion probably will sat an alltime high of more than two million cars for Um Octobern e w b i f garmd. Improved Golfer NORWALK, Conn. (UP1) — Bob Nichols of Louisville, Ky., wbo survived a serious auto crash at the ago of It to be* come ■ star athlsto, has boon named "Most Improved Golf­ er of the Year" by Golf Digest Msgasine. Nichols ranks ninth among professional* in money winnings this year. ★ ★ ★ promoting the bobby with tha displsyt. The throe displays, weedo op by Birr, won national prises at the last eaavemttom Aldaz, Augustin Win Feature Aldas and Agustto took iena straight points to ollneh toe all start eleventh game Than* day night at ton Orlande Seminole Jal Alai Preston. D m duo had to tenw t o n behind after AsMga and Echsnis took an early toad. Aguatin repeated kin pan* formsnee of Saturday night with an excellent shot in Um backcourt picking Um peloU high off Um wan aad ton screen aad returning qtrosm shots from the backcourt. Aldas and Afustla have won tour of their six games as partners in th* eleventh for th* season. Aldas had bu n a consistent winner la the evening finale, winning five games last week. The featured eighth game singles was won by Jaeln Tuesday night for his se­ cond consecutive win In ns miay nights In the single* competition. Rookie Signs NEW YORK (UPD — Cecil Shamberger, a 19-year-old outfielder from AsheUuro, N, C , has signed a "modest** bonus contract with tha New York Yankees and will report to tha club’a Fort Lauderdale farm club next spring. Shamberger, • left-handed hitter and thrower, played amateur ball la Philadelphia tola sum* Why YOU Should Buyi TIRES from McROBERTS • Lifetime Unconditional Bond ■ Hazard Warranty. FREE: Periodic FREE: T in Rotation Inspection FREE: Flat Tire FREE: Front End Repair Check Budget Terms - No Carrying Charge TIRE SPECIALIST SINCE 1933 McROBERTS Tire Supply. Inc. Florida Distributers For Dsaaiaa Custaas MU Tim We Give Field Su m * 403 W. First 8L SANFORD PA M t t l �i Ijr Oswald Jacoby iV ByAbigail V ob B a f t DEAR ABBY: I had a data with a sailor, and ha vraa a doll Ha la n r girl frtond'a steady shipmate and H waa a fixed-up date. 1 had a marveloua time. When ha took me home ha asked for a good-night kiss. I told him 1 didn’t beliavein kissing a boy on tha Brat data, and that a kiss waa meant to ahow "Iowa” and I didn't know him that well. Ha said a kisa was meant to show appreciation and I waa "old • fashioned." Was 1 wrong, Abby? Do girls really kisa boys to show their "appreciation"? My girl friend said ba liked me a lot and would call me again. If he does, should I go? I am 16 and he is 19. DIMPLE IN MY CHIN ,<.. vSt.V'i DEAR DIMPLE: If he calls you again, go. It might indicate that ba respects your "old - fashioned" ideas. But If ha insists that "affection ges­ tures" moon "thank you,” kisa him Aa a great, f te r at email dhUdrea "goodbya — forever. womeo aren't booty, hard, • • • i be as free aa aayoaa and aatomlatoo. Why I a to get what she wants DEAR ABBY: In the interest of da they think they are? oat of 111*. Tho woman where otto’s health, do you think it la wise cause "tho professional family Is grown end gone to bathe during the winter months? mas has a stereotype a* from homo can load o rich A .U Tbo really totoroottag tolag image." Ska has always seen and rewarding and useful if* tbo study revealed to that the profaasteaal woman por­ and an unmarried woman DEAR A. L : Out of considera­ while flda to tbo picture pro- trayed at bossy, bard and can ba ns happy as her mar­ tion for one’s FRIENDS, I would nofamiaiat, so she accepts rted slaters. We aren't ttero- recommend it. tha picture, avow tor herself. Wa J.h e . (e # e types. We women are In­ As a matter of fact, wa dividuals. Aad let’# not forDEAR ABBY: We ora a family women oftea do accept rech t M. of eight adults. Our father passed aflaad Image* of ourstlvet, no matter what kind of life wo load. If wo are tho mothers of amall children wa toad to think of ourselves at "tied down, overworked physically yet mentally unchallenged. U oar children ore grown and gone from homo we tend to think of ourselves aa "uaneeded, lonely, with time hanging heavy on n r hand*." If wo belong to tho g^oup of women who havs i married wa think of our­ selves aa basically "unsuc­ cessful," no matter bow suc­ cessful our career* may be. Buck stereotypes we accept, almost without question, no matter bow false they may be. It’s a big mlstaks for women to accept such readyBOYS’ COTTON P LA S T IC made portraits because they are to limiting and to frus­ FU N N EL trating. So why don't we Just for­ Florah and Solids get them and quit Judging others and ourselves by- as­ suming that we all fit cer­ tain patterns? XM AS G IF T We don't. A professional woman can be charming, WRAP PAPER warm, and feminine. The REG. NOW have of •throe, it isn't a true | Truthseeken 'joUtdan Seda Woman:rua Mniett s jm m * - . ■i'-lfi ' way years ago and our mother la 80. She is senile and has bean in a san­ itarium for six yaare. Only one of my listen and I visit bar regularly and attend to her needs. Mother will not be with us much longer, and I am wondering if my sister and I should waste tha time and money to notify our brothers and a1store when mother dies. They live near enough bo they could have visited her once a year (they all take vocations else­ where) and not one of them has ever sent her s cord or a cent. They nev­ er write to aa, or eoQ to ask how the is. She w u a wonderful mother and doesn’t deserve to ba forgotten this way. A DAUGHTER Meet A t DEAB DAUGHTER: Yes, noti­ fy them when your mother dies. And don’t be surprised to sse the ones who did the least for her when she w u living cry the loudut at her fu­ neral ( • * • | What's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8865, Beverly Hills, Calif. e • • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. 5-I0-25ST0RES McKinley Hall Tho Troth*cohere Claaa of tho P in t Metbodlat Chunk met In McKinley HaH for the SANTA CLAUS helped make tha weant Gordon business meeting, with Mra. Club bazaar a bif luccosa. Ho la shown ban by I t R. Turner, president, prow u oat started la Odobor, tha Cbriatmaa true with Bryan Rhoadaa, hit to lls soar to barton jroor slater, Judy Rhoadaa and standing in roar, Mark aiding. plasU lac tbs whtor. An appUMr. C. C. Priest ted the de­ Monroe. (Harold Photo) cation aI b i a i l fartillaor each votions. using ns her topte ombUi nfll asablo your plasU "My Church." The group sang Is bettor vittoUad Um colder Enterprise weather. Maichtag wtih tom * Mrs. French "Tho Church in the Wild­ or fh o oaadtot wUl prated wood." Carta w en signed ttom a H iatt too told too. 1/ and flower* sent to Mr*. W. Croat tbroataaa, eotar Under Honored At J. McLellaad, who is In tho By fleton Boedgraaa young fiaata with goocroua hospital. kandatul of gponlab mou. Tbla Morning Coffee Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster fluffy nulorlal can bo loft on attended too Conference of Happy Birthday greeting* By Lsulso Slmoaek lor two or throe days until too too DaLand District held at w en sung to Mn. Turner, Mrs. Keith Nixon and Mrs. Trinity Church la Palatka last •old throat panes. Mrs. Henry Lamb, Mrs. J. F. Attack* of aod wob-woraa Erich Dallman were co-hos- week. Riser and Mra. Ray. Plana tasaes for a recent morning n a y coom m late at Novem­ Members of too Senior and were made for a Christmas ber. Apply duet at the Drat coffee at tho homo of Mrs, Intermediate MYF of Baraatt party to ba held Dec. SI, at algo. At tola aoaoon. too* it Keith In Altamonte Springs. Memorial Methodist Church p. m. In McKinley Hall. Guest of honor for too oe- attendod a skating party at la well to dust oil ant hills carefully to kin the colonic*. cailon wss Mr*. Paul V. tho Mclodoo Skating Rink in During tha social hour hos­ tesses, Mn. Mabel Aleaander, Those little posto will carry French, who was celebrating Sanford, Saturday night. and Mra. F. D. Hlckok served sway your aoed. Thrips and bar birthday. Mias Gala Goodwin, daugh­ refnshments to those present. nlrlda n a y bo troublewwe In A group of friends In tbs ter of Mr. and Mra. Harold du^santbomuma union one area were invited to join the Goodwin, la homo again attar O t h e r members attending resorts to frequent spraying honoree for the social got- to­ •urgery and skin grafting re- w en Mmee. Eva Harkey, Ladies Society Clarence Purssll, T. E. WU Summer-blooming deciduous gether. aultlng from aevere burns re­ , Ann 8tev*na, W. P. shrubs auch as crape myrtle ceived In an accident with her Chapman. W. J. David, R. M, Plans Meeting should be pruned now. motor scooter stveral weeks Mason, Plosala Goodaon. Chiliad tulip bulbs can to •go. Although It will bo somo ordered, or buy blub* to chill Unto before ah# la sbla to bo R. L. Griffin, W. E. Timms, Thursday Night la Boar Lake h too homo refrigerator. about aa usual, friends are Gecrge Simmon*. Fnnk Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ko­ glad she la ablo to bo homo J. G. Waite, L. K. White and The Ladles Society of the P ony plants are available Octavla Rumbley. Guesta in­ Brotherhood of Locomotive now. When setting out these walski, Shirley Drive, Bear and progressing so well. Firemen and Engloemen will Lake, announce the birth of a tender plants It Is wise lo Capt. and Mrs. Rao Island cluded Rev. J. T. Adams, Mra. protect your investment with 7 lb. 14 os. aon, Nov. 90, at and cblldran returned Sunday Mildred Butner and Mias meet tola Thursday at I p-m. at the home of Mrs. Hfjtry cutworm bait during tbs first tho Orango Memorial Hospital to their home la Fort Beanlng, Marcella Hints. Wilson on Rlvervlew Are. for In Orlando. two or th m nlghti. Ga., after spending several the regular monthly business You can start cuttings This la tho couple's fourth day* hero with Mrs. Irland'a and program session. whtrs you want them perma child and third son and thay mother, Mrs. Bertha Hardin Mrs. Alexander Main Item on the business neatly located by using llttlo bavt chosen too name Matt and other relatives. agenda will be making plans "greenhouses" made of waied Alan for tho new arrival. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coufor tba annual Christmas Maternal grandparents are cottage chooao containers, or lletta and children and Mra. John Rumph Wed party. All members are urged eomsthlng similar. Just cut Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Podol- Roaa Lee Peterman of Enter, to attend. slotted windows, and place ski, of Madison Uoights, prise and Mr. and Mrs. Car­ In Altamonte upildo down over tbo cutting. Mich., and paternal grand roll Petsrman of DoLand at­ A wire coat hanger cut In parents are Mr. and Mrs. tended tho reunion of tbo V. MATTRESS By Leelse Simunek three places and bent double John Kowalski of Greenbush, P. Allman family, held at tbo Mrs. Vivian B. Alexander of RENOVATION makes stakes to book over the Mich. Florida Power Club last week. Altamonte Springs and T/SgL boa at toe base of each win* Mr. and Mrs. William Pad John Rumph of Orlando were dow to bold the container in let Rtprorrulr Reproceseing, gett and daughters returned marrted Friday, Nov. 90 at the lnclude*i place. O ES T o Observe Sunday from a visit with rela Altamonte Community Chapel. I'addlng, Adding Necessary «, Seeds to plant: Sweet alysRev. Edward W. Miller read New Bidding. New laUvea la Jack, Ala. ■ulntlon aad New Cover. sum, arctotla, b*chelori-butMr. and Mra. J. D. Parktr toe Episcopal service In the Friendship Night toa, belli*, brachyeomt, bropresence of members of the and daughter, Linda, visittd wallla, calendula, California Seminole Chapter No. S. relatives la Lakeland laat immediate famUlos. poppy, calllopsla, candytuft, Order of Eastern Star, will Mra. Dana Lee Johnson, week and Linda spent several carnation, clarkla, chrysan­ observe Friendship Night, daughter of too bride, and day* with relatives In Haines themum, cleome, delphinium, Thursday, at • p.m. at thu Delsworth F. Whiteside were City. diaatbus, dlmerpbothuca, gall- Masonic building, Sanford. Um only attendants. After a Mlsa Jean Cunningham baa lardla, gUla, godatla, gypso- Guest officers from chap­ short wedding trip the couple BEDDING CO. pbUa, hollyhock, bunneman- ters or District No. 34 will returned from Oldsmar after will make their borne In Al­ •pending the holidays with Sad A Magnolia FA I-W21 nla, larkspur, linaria, llnum, sorve In local stations. her parents, Mr. and Mra. Ed tamonte 8priags. lobelia, paasy, lupine, mignon­ L. Cunningham. ette, nicotian*. nleremberiU, Mr. aad Mra. John Tanxlne, petunia, phlos, aalplglotsls, John Jr. and Janet of Dublin, scabioia, snap dragon, statlce, Ga., were weekend guesta of s t o c k , awwtpqa. verbena, WEDNESDAY Dr. and Mr*. Luther Tar be11. viola. Ladies Auxiliary to Woklwa Mr. Tantlne w u associated All the LOBSTER you can eat $3*25 Bulbs to plant: Agapantous, Lodge 179 moots at T:M p.m amaryllis, calls, crlnua, free- In the OddfelJowa Hall on with Dr. Tarbell to Batavia, CHAR BROILED PRIME STEAKS ala, gladlolua, gloriosa, hya­ Magnolia Avo. Plans will bo N. Y., la IMS and transferred to tho VA Hoepltal in Dublin cinth, hymeaocallla, Dutch made for too Christmas party aa a corrective therapist when Our customer* who have tried them, suggested w* bis, Uucojum, Easter lily, for children. UU everybody about our new way of preparing — lycorta. mootbrails, narcissus, Combiood meeting of all do- Dr. TarboU worked there. partments of Sanford Woman’i FRENCH FRIED SHRIMP ktUa, trigrltfla, wataoeU. Club meet at 11 noon for A hand knit or crocheted Thap Really Melt la Your Mouth luncheon, followed by annual cotton bedspread, which adds CHEUE-KGG DUNK FOR A GOOD LUNCH! . . . Christmas program. Mom- elegance to any bedroom, can Jim Bpeucer’n SPANISH BEAN SOUP 1-0 oe. chive m a m cheeie hers requested to bring gifts bo laundered over aad over Berved with GARLIC BREAD S thay. mayonnaise again. for Children's Home. X tap. prepared mustard DON’T MISS OUR "HAPPY HOUR" M Up. WorthMlerihir# Ssuco Every Afternoon From 5:00 On — W Up. a l t 1 Party Dresses Exciting HOT and COLD DELICACIES served to our 1* Up. p*PP*r COCKTAIL LOUNGB 1 hard cooked «u< (chopped) Chiffons Aad Crepes (NO CHARGE) S tb*p. milk Combia* all Ingredient*. Sophisticated And Bouffanta Dancing Every Night Mikas 1 rap. Serve with Urge Orchestra Friday aad Saturday Nights OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL I t t potiU chipi for dunking. Personals New Arrivals FIRST ST. SANFORD POT of GOLD DRAPES BOYS N YLO N STR ETCH SOX SPORT SHIRTS .to ------------------------ 1 7 « 2 t o -------------------------- 1 3 e LADIES One 81m Fits All gj t t l . «V4-11 LADIES RAYON LADIES COTTON F U L L or H ALF SLIPS Cotton Pajamas PA N TIES S lit, 5 .9 -7 C H ILD R EN ’S SN EAKERS LOW QUARTERS Sizes 3 4- 38 Reg. 81.99 Value 1 / Sizes 32 • 46 66 ‘ PR. WO OBLIGATION - NO PURCHASE NECESSARY I COME IN and REGISTER SPECIAL m - POT of GOLD FREE-MOO Cash-FREE *14.95 fcdwlA Local Events hJ 494 I• • S u ■ ■ S p )I ‘ In these days when there 1 are printed cards for overy * occasion, a personal note or totter itaada out. What YOU lay espresso* YOU. DRAWING WILL BE HELD D EC 24th at 5 P .M . You Do Not Have To Be Present To Win of JIM SPENCER'S M A R Y E S T H E R ’S -restoring Fashions Jset F p Too*' 200 N. PARK AVI. JIM SPENCER'S RESTAURANT aad COCKTAIL LOUNGR South French Avo. ■s u p e r I S P E C IA L ! SA V E. MEN’S and ROYS C O TTO N T-SH IRTS Value* To 50c PLASTIC DRESS HANGERS Reg. lOe Value £ C JEW ELRY C LO SE O U T Earringx • Brooches Necklaces Value* To 81-00 lBO L L O T .« ,OOT- 8 2 r EVEi SLEEVELESS SIXES l* * 4* H H H 23‘ VISIT TOYLAND ! ! ! A COMPLETE SELECTION OF TOYS, GAMES. DOLLS AT DISCOUNT PRICES Phono FA 2-0551 D*s la Aad Regbter A* Many Times As Yes Wish! �> Television Tonight •:*# (I) Cartaoatm* • iH <»> jack UIIM (t) Thaakaalrllf Day V ttaa l i t (1> Id lta rta t 0:1* U | M aci* H a sta te Itll (t) Oal* Itam Maw ( I ) R om per n * * a tl:M ( t ) M r W kaa ti O Laara Rpaalah • i l l ( I ) A tlaatle w a a tk a r ( I ) M U-Fla. S v a a la g Hill Foat ( I ) X t a tc t y a Haw* • i l l ( I ) K tito ria l C saiaaaat <•) * P*rta P lc ta ra • :H ( I ) W aath ar Shaw KI4a ( • ) L asand of W a tt (t> Ana Mlhtra Maw tl:»0 (S) Prlea la Right (!) Tha McCoy* <») Ja n * W ymgn •ant* l t j l l ( i ) C oncentration KtT| • :lt (I) Sport* Report THURSDAY P. IL 11:51 (l> H a rry Reaaoner Nawa T ru th a r c*a*aF a th e r Know* R eal tlu ld ln c L lfk t Soar fo r T om orrow M id-Day R eport l l i i r (I ) It) lt:tl m tf) 11:14 ( t ) (1) Parry Como (I) Th* Roaorly 1 him** •:ll (I) Dlek Fas Dyk* Skaw (I) Our Man Htssln* 11:1* I t ) Xakad City It) Th* Klavanth Hour ( I ) . T r i n i t r o n s Circle Theater 11:M II) Kawtcop* O) ABC Final Report (I) Ch. 1 Report* 11:1* 111 Mtd-Fla. Now* 11:11 It) Woathtr II) Weather 11:11 it) Thoater 11:11 (!) Toalta show 11:11 (1) Hollywood Morto Calraaad* 11:11 (1) NBC Ntwa Report 1:11 (I) New* a ad W aatk ar I t ) M acto a f Maala (I) M ld-Fta. R eport tit* I t ) L afftlm * t i l t tt> Sllm aaatiaa 1:11 I t ) lllrh w a y P atrol 15) Science I t ) Aa Tb* W orld T ara * l is t 15) Mary U rllfln Show I t ) Day la c o a r t I I ) A rt U n k la tta r’a llo u a tp a rty 1:1* I I ) Mery O rillia ( I) B erea Kay* l i l t II ) L o re tta T oun* I t ) M illionaire I t ) q u a an F o r a D ay l i l t IS) T o n n e Dr. Malon* II) To T ati Th* T ra tk I t ) W ho Do Ton T ru at t i l l i l ) Cotllncw aod Nawa II) S ecret Storm !:tS IS) M ake Room F or Daddy THURSDAY A. M. M l (I) ttsa Oa 1:11 (I) Sly* oa T:H It) Wak* Up Movie* TiN 11) Farm Market R a - l:N Ml MS • T-BO N E • PORTERHOUSE • F U L L C U T BON ELESS ROUND m u tit i i i u ! i ■».: M i n i ; • n n . ’ i . i i i m i i ' , ; . m m im iit::iiM in *m m tin ii> :n u n u i : . • CUBE STEAK 7130-8 p. m. (CBS) Paarl Harbor: Unforgottan. (Rerun) You m a/ remamber this sensilly#, A lm ost poetic tclacsat which was seen last Septem­ ber on •Accent.’* A highlight on tonight’s schedule, the pro­ gram visits the famed harbor 21 year* after It was the scene of America's moat tragic hour. Today It stands In quiet sim­ plicity, a thrlne to tha men who died there. This thow la a beautiful example of what tel­ evision really can do. John Clardl la host 7:30-0 p. m. (NBC) The Vlrgin Ian. “The Devil’s Children.” Only a good character study by guest star Charlca Bick­ ford makes this episode worth while. The story moves pond­ erously and almost unevent­ fully toward its predictable climax. B i c k f o r d plays a rancher with a son and daugh­ ter (Carl Relndel and Joan Freeman) who arc d e 11n quanta, but Bickford docin't believe it until she touches off ■ destructive fire and he be­ comes Involvtd in homicide. Bickford's U the moat inter­ esting role, although h* gats competition from James Drury, as ths Virginian, and Ruitell Thorton a* the sheriff. 0-0:30 p. m. (CBS) The Bev­ erly Hillbillies. A watery plot that neverthelesa la good for rich laughs, thanks particular­ ly to Louis Nyt’s antics In his 8onny Dryadale . role. Th* Clampetts hurry tn gat Sonny to pro pot a to Elly May whan they hear Cousin Paarl (Bea Benadertt) la getting her daughter hitched- Among hill folk, it seems, one gal b a t ­ ing anothtr gal to the altur Is considered to be a victory for one family, and a shame to the other. Bonny, however, won’t • CLUB Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan, Donna Douglas and Max Basr. 0-10 p. m. (NBC) Parry Como Show. (Color) This one is almost 00 44/100 song and almost all good. Reasons for the quality includes gucata Johnny Mercer, aa mellow • musical millionaire as you can meet, and Carol Lawrence, as talented a singer and dancer ai we have In America today. TV RENTAL Seminole TV • RIB ! 100% Pure Ground Beef Beef Stew - - - Ox T a i l s ------------Beef Liver - - - Smoked Sausage - Home Made Sausage Wieners b Bologna - Zeaith Color TT Sales MOO Sanford Aft. FA 2-4 ARE YOU JITTERY? - - . WAK NERVES CURED DR. PRINCE SAYS - • Calm Down At The Movlea Center Cut PHONE FA 2 -im TON1TE 4 TIIURS. CARLOAD I'ASS N1TES 7:00 A IM S •THE GREEN HELMET* Sport* Car Raclag Thrills filmed In Sebriag. Fla. A Other famed Track*. C o-featurt 9:00_____ GALLON Energy Bleach 3t !| MHk 3 Tall Cans 29* ! Winter Garden 22 Ox. BncHCtOR. P A R aD ine 11 DAYS TIL T H E WAR LOVER** A Wonderful Hook . . . A Uelter Motion Picture TODAY ft THURS. Shown At 1:00-4:25-7:45 : :u: •S IR L O IN (I) secret Storm P «rt It) Am. Bandatand (I) New* ft Weather 1:11 IS) Here'* Hollywood II) Today I I ) Rds* of Night IS) Pro-Hcboal Planning it) Dlacorary 'IS (I) "Mickle's Oeapal 1:11 It) American Nawaataad Tims'* l:tt (t) Superman (d) Captala Kaataro* II) Unci* Walt (I) Mlekay Ryan* Shaw (S) Beet of (lroacho ft) Waathar aad Nawa f:ta (1) t Led I Uvea (I) Today I I ) Daputy Daw* ID Chsaasl • Hawaraam 1:11 II) W a a tk a r Skow im m u n it fill P ra - («) Pat* * OUdya (I) Tear* For A Mac lt:M (S) Tour FI rat laayraa* aiaa (!) Lota at Ufa <•> Krai* Ford Cktw • i l l ( I ) RraTard Raw* •:M ( I ) U a a tla r • B rln k l.y I I I III S p o rtam aat 1:11 tS) The D eputy (») B lo frap k y I t ) Ilalnbow Ra n c I P a rty T ill (»» W aso a T ra la ( f ) CBS R eport* (1> Tk* V irg in ian ( i l l ( • ) The T h ird Maa (1) Tk* Rabat* ( I ) C oin* My W ay • :H ( I ) H aw aiian Cya Til* (<> T b a n k a flrla g lb * rail* (!) Flay Tanr H e a th (•> I Lara La ay FR O ZEN Canadian Ace Beer 8 8 * i SAXET 303 TINS Green Limas b White Limas JT PIES ^ A A . 3-00 .Mr. G. Froien FREN CH t F R IE S ! Quantity Hlghta Reserved • Prices Good Thru Dec. 9 A Qc RICE MEAL GRITS Combination White Acre Peas* Field P e a s O c A N S * ! ' # A aadam y A w ard Wlnnarl, . Msai A c to r! . im ii' SSauaM aa StSaff ; i m ;•*>>> i n u n l o t S e r i n play I A JUMMBNT GOLDEN RIPE 1 BANANAS LARGE STALKS STARTS SUNDAY YELLOW C O LLA R D S M USTARD TU RN IPS Bunch STORES AT 4th. ST. ft SANFORD AVE. — 1110 W. ltth ST, �f- - :/ uS r » •• » v.. > . ^ , *y , t. * • . ,r * ; . od>y h -p i- v -f'i; s' ,*e;<3 eA. ke,. j! -• It { >* .7 le *. »->'?•' *4-** • ’j v*,1 - ,vv. - ' ____________ _____ ___ Classified lor your convenience HOUSEHOLD «N «C A M D V O i HI-FI SIMM Record*. Top CALL SHIRLEY TONES at PA 2-34U tu list your Gift 100. Christmas, cliisic, Idas*. popular. Perfect gift tor ahy member of the family. TOOLS SWEATERS, slipover a a d Saiford Electric. DownCardigan*, $6H to S14JS towe Saaford. PA 1-1362. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at Perkins, Downtown Sanford. PA 2-3812 to Hat your Gift Camo Salta. Insulated Boots. • Quality • Paablooa Hunting Paata k Jackets. • Service SPOUTING GOODS Army-Navy Surplue. Gifts tor a 111 CUSHMAN Golf Carta; and YOWELL’S Scooters, Gasoline k Blue* Of Sanford Let as help yoa select. Bas­ trie, new sad uaad. Fin­ ketballs, football*. Horse, ises Plan. Robaoa SportLUGGAGE shoe Sets. Seminole Sporting iag Good*. Downtown Saa> Goods. lord. fA 2-3881. - Haw*r GIFTS FOR WOMEN B r K a tfO w in TIZZY STOCKING 8TUFFER8 DANIEL Green Slippers, ISAS. Other bedroom slippers from 82.93. M S CALL SHIRLEY JOKES at PA 2-3812 to list your Gift to IVEY’S S Piece (N M . Piece Singer Round Bobbin equip* $80.10. ped to tig sag. Guarantee. Echols I Payments 19.10, Phone pa : Mil. SHOE STORE Living Room Suite BOOKS A CARDS Choice of colors. S B e d r o o m Suite. IDEALS, Classics, Ckildiwa’a choice of Colon. Books. A Shopper's Dnam t Bedding Company. McVleara, Dowatowa U fr GIFTS FOR HOME APPLIANCES CALL SHIRLEY JONES at CALL SHIRLEY JONES at CALL SHIRLEY JONES at PA AMU to list your Gift PA 2-3612 to list your Gift PA 8-3812 to list your Gift Ideas. [3 t h i s m o u s e i s r r u c dollars ; n u t THIS MUCH NICKS ^ - “ -ro N tm T S M . Russia-Red China Split Widens ROME (UPI) — The inmeaningly bitter Ideological split between Russia and Red China burst angrily Into the open today at the Italian Communist party congress here with tbe Chinese fight­ ing alone againat Soviet bloe opposition. "You are making this con* grass a forum for attacks on a brotherly party," Chinese delegate Caho Yi-ming com­ plained to the 1,000 delegates In the Mussolini-built world OUR BOARDING HOUSE W N u c ru ftfra o iiL o m m -----------;— r rfeoNi y BRWk/rAA \ SIX HOW S CHILLED 1t> JkB LO O CS/J t u b bo w e L L .1 W C R H tA R 6 fASTCR AMO iBtOtlM PROM IAM/V8* l 1 y*BUMBDUrt) Legal Notice . e m jM w sL U ik d F a N N - \ NT m l I MDrf&K MUST 6C THE \ ' HATWORKSLI A6LULLOTIN*/ l e u a m A * who r ir .ro i OVtHB PIAC» WHILE t auw W TH M m ttTOOO GUARD IMTHS COOLER/WHArt, ARSCNERFOR A CAROGAMS] HW AA RO M V J Coach Promoted HAMILTON, N. Y. (UPI)— Robert Dewey, a member of the Colgate University athletic staff sinca 1956, has been pro­ moted to head basketball coach, taking over for Howard Hartman, who will devota full time to hia duties as freshman football coach. Dewey waa iv tiib ctnci'rr court, graduated from Colgate in niwh jruicitL ciRctrr o r FLORIDA IV A AD FOB 1915. atlRIV O l.K COL'ATT (H M C R H T AO. tl.SIS OU8SIE ANN ROni.NBON, P la ta tiff LOOKS LSUE vo u rvs GOT VOJMSELP A w. PCARDKR. rT* JOHN PS.T0MA. iJtPlAW TOTHIS MOT-HBAP I THATAMP PUfUOiy THAT RAMA086 MV CLIBJTS CHMC&TOWHT FORTUBCHAMPtOH9HtP WILLMEAMA9-MIUION-DOLLAR UMWJIT - AWUNST-nWHOSPITAL1 w — »— < fair grounds. But ha stubbornly defend­ ed the "different opinions" he a a 1 d ' Chinese Communists h a rt on "a number of tbs im­ portant International prob­ lems." Chao spoke in the third day of the congress whkh has brought Into public some of the strongest Soviet and other Communist eriUeiam of Pe­ king's "hard line" Ideology alncu the rift first developed. As soon as the Chinese eat down, a new verbal barrage directed againat Peking was launched by Spanish and French delegates. Soviet Communist party secretary Frol Koalor had his W ILLIAM ROniNHON, D vfaadant NOT ICR O F BLIT THU STATU O F FLORIDA TOl OiriWIB ANN ItOUINMON w ho.* place o t rta lils n c t Is unknow n NOTICE 18 IIE ItK U r OIVKN ih s t t h .r s h a s bssn Iliad In th s above sijrls.1 cause a C ounterclaim hy th e !)• f• n ■Hat w herein the re lie f so u g h t U e Divorce and the e n tire cars, custody ami co n tro l of the ralenr rhll.1. JOHN WIDLIAM ROBINHON. III. These p re sen ts a re to cause end to require you to file y o u r w rit* ten defenses. It any, to th a said C ounterclaim and to serve a copy th e re o f upon Da* fendant's a tto rn e y on o r befor the loth day of Ja n u a ry , A. D. IMS. o th erw ise a D e­ cree p ro Cunfeeao w ill be e n ­ tered s a t in e t yuu and the cause proceed ax p arte. WITNKUS m y h a n d and o f. flolal seal a t Sanford. Meml* nole County, F lorida, th is Ird day o t Decem ber. A. D. tJSJ. (HUAI.) A rth u r II. B eckw ith, Jr., C lerk of the C ircu it C ourt In sa d F or Seminole „ County, F lorida lly: M artha T. Viblen. Legal Notice IN T H H CIRC L IT COURT OF T il l ) n i n t h j u d i c i a l c i r ­ c u i t O F FLORIDA. IN AND FO R ORMINOLR COUNTT, F L tm iU A . IN CHANCKRT NO. IDSB NOTICR OF FORRCLOSURR S ALR INHTITt.’TIONAL MORTQAQD COMPANT, a C a lifo rn ia co r- P la ta tiff, ritR S C R , C H E ST E R .J.. _______ single m an : and th e UNITED STATUS O P AMERICA, D efendants. NOTICB IS H ERKIIT OIVEN p u rs u a n t to a F inal Da* tre e of Foracloaure dated N ovem ber IS. tM S. and t n t t r *•1 In C hancery Cause No. ad la Chancery U I U . of tke C ircu it C ourt e l the N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircuit of F lo rid a. In and fo f Sem iBole C ounty, w herein INSTI­ TUTIONAL MOIITOAUE COMPANV, a C alifornia c o rp o ra , tlo n a u th o rise d to tra n s e c t Cordon V. F re d e ric k A ttorney for D efendant ISl-SOt N orth P a rk A vaaaa P. a Bax 1711 Sanford. F lo rid a Pubtleh Dee. t. II. t». Id. CUD- II HAH6 0N, ^ ^ IVfRTBOOy. THIS WIU. BE A ROU6H M X . X W ttlM ttT >OU AT TMCOTHfR 0*0. ^ ___________ ^ _ ■ y \ MAN-HE WASN'T KIDDNS/WMAT a fopcj ^ NOT RESPONSIBLE I will Bat bo responsible far aay debts Incurred bv anyone other Lbaa aayaelr. DONALD L. DEVERICKB NOT RESPONSIBLE I wlU act bo reaponalkb far aay debts Incurred by anyone other than myself. U.’E. TILLMAN JR. OKI.ANDO F IIM T ADDI­ TION, acco rd ln a to p lat th ereo f, recorded la P la t Book 11. P a g e s I I and II. P ublic Records of Sem inole C ounty. Florida. DATED th is Ird day e f D erem ber. t i l l . (BEAL) A rth u r H. B eckw ith, J r.. C lerk of the C ircu it C ourt B y: M artha T. V lhlea D eputy C lerk R osenberg. R osenberg, A R elam en Butte 1103 Alneley Bldg. Miami 11. Fla. P u b lish D ecem ber A C D JM 4 dap Monday when ho spoka for tha Russian group. A girl translated Chau’s address into Italian for a Communist audltnco which by its murmurs and restless­ ness did not sesm to Ilka tha speech at all. By chance or design Italian , party leader Palmira Togllatti, a Moscow disciple, turned his back on Chao when the Chinese fine Ished. (elay Satellite day Give ’Live' Yule Greetings1 CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) —A small, eight-sided apses machine may auk* it posaiblu for Europe and North and South America to axehangu Christmas greetings via "lira" television this year. Tha machine is a 168-pound communications satellite nam­ ed Relay. The United 8tate« will try to put It into orbit soon, possibly around Due. 11 or 12. Relay la a satellite of tho aame scientific breed aa Telstar, the famed moonlet which thrilled the world last year by relaying television programs and telephone conversations between Europe and North America. With Relay, tha "space net­ work” will be expanded to in­ clude South America for the first time. Tho satellite, as its name would indicate, la axpected to *«rv* as an electronic relay station in apace to pick up ra­ dio and television signals from one ground station and trans­ mit them to another thousands of miles away. Housing Refusal Hearing Slated NEWARK. N. J. (UPI) Owners of a Bloomfield. N. j | apartment project have been ordered tq appear before tho Statu Division on Civil Rights here today (or a bearing on chargea they refused to rent to Negroes. Carol Management Corp., owners of Bloomfield Forest Hill Manor, were named in a complaint by Raymond La Sure and hia wife. Tha couple claimed they were refused an apartment because they arc Negroes. Forest Hill Manor In iccent months has been tbe stene of pickets who protested the cou­ ple’s rejection. North Carolina has 1.150 toliou of navigable waterways. i P �> V -.'V Si-; _ _ _ — s To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast R< Funutbed Aportmeut eloeo la. Jimmy Cowes. FA 2-4A1S SINGER SWEETIE PIE SEWING MACHINE Room la 38-7431. Froo eetiaatea ia advaaco Fra# boat* demewatratioa 4 ROOMS and MU. Oaah FOR LEASB— Medan flarptotcly unfurnUhod. Nnat riea S ta t e , Two Bay H rNAS. Nothing fancy, Wt «#liaa Eaamel lulldfog. cheap rent. $7.30 weak. Ph. Rtaaoaabl# IaraatFA S-3313. ncnt. Contact Siaclalr le flaiag Co. FA 2-2131. EFFICIENCY Apt. m m 322-5613 & ■j-.i l| 1 \\=}‘s<l? pN Office 201 W. First DEADLINE! CLA SSIFIES DISPLAY; I k m , thru F r t - 4 F . 8 . day wmrtgaio, or will real for $73 m o te. $ Bedroom, l e Florida n o n , tad heady ■korago house. FA 2-479. 19. SHaattaw Waatsd St. Bskyaidan 21. B eauty Salome 22. M M . F a ta l . B a ft 22. BaUdiag M aterial. Attractlro 1 bedroom, 1 bath home. Fenced yard. Near NAS. 11$ W. Dolemaw Clrel*. FA 2748. a n U M E T CLASSIFIED: 24. KMctrkal Bervken t e a , then F i t . I F . 8 . fey 25. F law blag Services 21. S a t e f t Taiev Islam 27. S padal Services 28. Landry Service 29. Aatamwbile S erv let 29A. A lto A crraaa rlaa 30. M achiaery - Took. 31. P oultry - Livestock 31 A. P ete 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. 84. S3. 3fi. 37. 18. 39. CLEAN 3 room funlabed 10. W a i M to R ra t apxrment. Water and dec. roman aboo deelrwe small fumlahcd. |U a month. Ph. clean, quirt apartment Up­ per. Eebiaaee*. Reaeenabie. Write Box 14, e'o 1 BR. APT. Fora. I d Boor, Sanford Herald. elderly couple, or women. Electric and water fu n . 12. Real Estate For Sab $33. Mo. FA 2-S48. F u rn itu re A rt M an F o r B ab Furnished efficiency Apart­ A rticles W anted ment. $40. Ph. 32344UB. Automobiles . T rack* Lovely 3 bedroom bouse, kit­ B oats • Motara chen equipped. Carport* Motorcycles . Scooter* and utility room. Adults T railers • C abs—■ only or with infant. 83. Legal Notice If no answer phono after 4 p. m. FA 34411. r i c r m o t a vxww An invattment, not an ex­ NOTICK 1H herito r given th a t w a a re *ngag*d In bu*ln*«, pense. Call FA 2-9412 for 1 Bedroom furnished Duplex a t RL 1. Box 1*. M aitland, with utilities. $33 Mo. Ph. Sam laola County, Florida, a n . FA 30343. d a r th a fictitio u s nanta of expert advice on a Herald TW 1H MAPL.K NURSERY. and t h a t w a latanil to ra sla ta r advertising campaign. 3 Bedroom, Florida room. • a id n a a a w ith th a C lark ot Fenced la back yard. $73 tb o C ircu it C ourt, Seminole C ounty, Florida In accor.U nca mo. Phooa after 3:00. Ph. w ith tha prorlalona of th a FA 31— • F ic titio u s N a m S ta tu te s, to- LOST: Oval Cameo Pin, In wltt section »«».#» F lorida Sanford. CaU FA 33477. 4 ROOM furnished apartment Statute! 1*17. atg: Mr*. Evarllla Whit- Reward offered. 1 Bedroom, water furnished. U*. — a month. 323— 0. C. It. W ln .f » r j P u b lleh Nov. I t . M A Dee. NEW 2 bedroom duplex, builtin rang*. Close In. $71.34 monthly. Also furnished 2 bedroom bouie and 1 bed­ room furniahod apartments. Nice. Everett H a r p e r Agency. 2443 Park Ave. Ph. I. 1». IMS. C D C -O l.v t w w c i w r r r r cot wt o r TWW VtVTU JCUIL'IAL c t w c v i T o r a v d r o w m ow i . X O U COUNTY, rL O lU O a . tHAVCWWT VO. IM ie F IR S T NATIONAL. ClTT H A N K . TRUSTEE OTAK IR K VICW CORPORATION BT At. PENSION PLANS I T N P K R AUHEEM ENT DATED JA N ­ UARY L 1SI4. P laintiff, -»»- flLEN N C. JENSEN, «t ux, at al, !>• ftn d a n ts. VOTICU o r S L I T IV WO WTO Afl ■ ! roW ECI.tM t.-R H WE RENT • • • • • Hospital Beds • Playpens Wheel Chairs • strollers Commodes • Baby Beds Walkers • High Chairs Crutches • Rollaway Beds WILSON - MAIER 311 E. First SL FA 3-348 UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ room bouse, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 33685. THOMAS MOVING & STORAGE 2 BEDROOM partly furnished bouse at 710 Palmetto Av*. For sale by owner. Carl Local k Long Distance Moving Bradbury. Call FA 32403 for appointment. 81 N. Laurel FA 31N1 Unfurnished house on N. Cameron Ave. 4 mile* east Legal Notice of Sanford. 4 Bedroom*, kitchen appliances, quiet i v t u b i- iM c i r r r o r w T o r T I I H VIVTII J l IIICIAL C I K neighborhood, school bus C T I T l»V AVIS r o w IK .Ml. stop. $40 per month. Ph. VOLK C O t NT * . F L U H 1UA. CH A V tK M T VO. I M W FA 2-4143. E. B. Stowe. T O l FRANCIS W. HMEPI.HT a n d WANDA R. MIXEDL E T . bln wife. RKaiDM VCKi-Cnknowti AND TOi All p a rtia l claim ­ in g Inlaraata tor. th ro u sh , nnd«r or a e a ln a t tba aforaaald p arao n a TOU ARE h eritor notified t h a t a Cum ptalnt ta forecl"*e a c a rta ln m o rtg ag e encum berInc th a fullow lna daaorlbad r i a l p ru p a rtr. to -w lti l->t l i t . O A K L A N D T H E Bua TON F IV E CE NT S IIIL ldt, aeeordlng to tha ■AVINO d DANK. p la t th ara o r aa raoord*4 P la in tiff, In P la t Itook IS, P a e a *«. Te. Public Kacorda o f Maml- CI-AItENCK A. HERRON, *t nola C o u n t,, F lorida, at, haa ba*n filed a a a ln * t r*'u D afan d an ta In th a a b o ra -a trla d ault, and v i r r n m n r s u i t iv you a re ra -tu lr.d to a arr* a W n i l T l i i l i K rO R K C L O X lR M c u p , o f po u r Anawar or o t k .r TUI CI.AHKN'I'K A. IIE H R O N P ta ad ln e to tho C om plaint on and ANNIE D. HERRON, P la ln tir r a atturnay*. ANDK.lt* his wife ■ON. RUSH, DEAN. DOWN- RE MIIIKM Ei DEM A van dan IIEIIlI. S2S In a a iata nr c o untry Kant t'a n tra l A vanur, Urlando. n th .r than t h . Mtata of P lo rld a, and f i ll tha o rl«lnal Plorlda, and m allln e adA n .w a r o r o th e r P leading In dra ia bains: tha office of the C lark of tha Aviation M adalsm lth "B" C ircu it C ourt on o r b*foro Mchool. U. M. N aval H u ­ tho :< th day o f P«c*ml>er. tton. Of.mphla. T a n n .a x a MS3. If you fait to do *0, a Tuu an* li.raby notlflad do. r .o pro cnnfe««o w ill ha Dial a Ci.mpUInt to forarlna* ta k e n a g a ln .t y»u fur the a ra rU In m orlgagn ancum barrollef dem anded In th a Com- tng tha follow ing described pi tin t. real property, to-w lt: T h l. Notice •Hall b*pubLot IS. Block r. COUNl lt h t d once a » t » k for four TUT CLUB MANOR. ra n a .ru ilv a w aaka In tka UNIT No. I. a. cording to Hanford lla rald . tha plat (b .ra o f aa r e ­ DATED thin IStk day of corded la Plat U sok II, .V iv .m b .r, i t s : . P aga IS. Puhlla Records (MEAL) of Mamlnnla County, F lo r­ A rth u r If. Beckw ith. Jr. ida. C lark ef C ircuit C ourt baa btan filed n a l n a t y su In lly : M artha T. Vlh!*n tha abova-atylad ault. and D eputy C lark you are required to aarva a P ublU h Nor. 11. IS A Dan. I, copy of your A naw .r o r o th er IS. is*:. l*l.tiJlog to tha C om plaint oo CDC-SJ PU Inllfr'a attornaya. A N DKli­ st iN. ItU iH , DEAN. IA)WNItKM A van dan IIKIltl, t* ] E ast C entral A vaau., Orlando. Florida, and file tha o rlg la a l Anawar or nlhar Pleading In tha office of tho C lark af Ilia c irc u it C ourt oa o r before 1 W WANT AD tba >ltb day of December. ISS1 If you fall fo do e«». a WIU Da MwJab Sar 1m decree pro r<iofea*o will he tak en a ta ln a l you for the relief dem ented In tho Comp lain t. T his Nolle* a hall be pubttahed oaa# a week fo r four rsmeo. utl%- weak* In tha Mauforil llarald. IM TKII this | l t h <lay a f Novaiabar, ISI7. (MEAL) A rth u r II. lla. kw lth. Jr., C lark o f C ircuit C ourt I I , ; M artha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk Publleh Nov. t l . :s A Dec *. IS. IH L C D C -lt "THHMNTVMIOtfrl ALL SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE See The t.MN New t Bedroute Rome In Lake Way man It right* On LungtUla Air. Ju«t South Of Lonxdatv l.o n g n ood. F la. 6 Milea South of Sanford Tare West at 2nd Road South u f Owens Broa. OPEN II a. m. to A p m. DAILY ROOMS, The Gables. 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720.' RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3111 US W. 1st St. Furnished 3 bedroom home. Double garage. Fruit trees. 2U! Palmetto. FA 20442 or FA 2-0274. WELAKA APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. 4 Room furnished house. A-l. $110 Mo. FA 20237. 814 Sanford Ave. Clean first floor Apartment Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ metto. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM Ilf N. Park Ave FA B A Children kept. FA 3-4143. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS R e n te Raymond Lundquttt, Assoc. FA 3 — 1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. IRONING Wanted. FA 3-3343. Small touch up Jobs. Paint­ 2 Bedroom CB home. KUcben ing, window denning and equipped. No down payI BEDROOM framed house repairs. Work guaranteed. with 2 acre* of land. Lo­ a n t , assume payments. Ph. FA 31147. 1 8 N. Cortex. North Orcated near Navy Base. Price Day work Iroatog. FA 3781 83340. Call FA 3 — 4. Colored Maid, mature, re­ 2— , Palmetto Ave. ruraiihed sponsible, best references, home. $7200 all cash. Ph. seeks day work. Tuesday and-or Fridays. Has own Office FA 3-3111 I Bedroom home. New — Nights FA 304a month. Taxes A tea. In­ 333478 cluded. 332— 3. F a it Dr. Sanford, Fla. I Bedroom, 1 bath, terraaao floor. Concrete block, la West Sanford. Oat s t flight MORTGAGE LOANS pattern. Large corner lot FHA and Conventional Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop Small equity end asiune Commercial A Residential 311 Palmetto FA 2-0434 mortgage b a l a n c e . VA 4 _ monthly payment $77. 1%. BEAUTY NOOK Stenstrom Realty HARRIETTS FA 2-0200. Professional C an , Soft Water. FA 2-3743 Prospect with large equity 111 N. Park Ave. FA 32420 IN B. Oak la 3 bedroom, Ilk bath home. WILL TRADE for a FRIGIDA1RE 1434-37-34-34 Housetrailer. Beautician wanted. Oat I f Salas A Service Terms to suR most anyone Curl Beauty £bop. 311 Pal­ House Wiring. Free Estimates with a good equity ia their metto Ave. rA 2-0434 or Sid Vlhias'a Randall Electric trailer. Everett A. Harper FA 3*4013. 113 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 Agency Realtors, 2443 Park Are. Sanford, Fla. Phosa 25. P lu m b tag Services FA 3-2233. PLUMBING MAYFAIR residential lots. Contracting A Repairs Cleared, 102 x 133 ft. I ll N. FREE DELIVERY Scott Ave. $10,000. FA 2-1333 R. L. HARVEY Secretaries or FA 2-028. J. N. Robson 104 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3 Jr. LIVE AND WORK IN 2 BEDROOM bouse. Hi lots. BEAUTIFUL Close to Junior High School. $4500. Monthly payments of DAYTONA Plumbing & Heating $34.70. Balance on 1st mort­ AIR CONDITIONING BEACH gage $4400 at 4thtt. Move In CONTRACT and REPAIR before Jan. 1 for Homestead IMMEDIATE OPENLVGS WORK Exemption. E. D. Klrchhoff. FOR K77 Sanfotd Ave. FA 2-4343 FA 2-2231. QUALIFIED APPLICANTS H a n d l i n g aU types of WHO CAN TAKE DICTA- 26. Radio ft Television T10N AND TYPE AT REA­ real estate. ELECTRONIC ORGANS SONABLE SPEED JOHN E. FOX, PROOF O r U. S. CITIZEN- Service on all makes. Work guaranteed. Town A Coun­ SHIP REQUIRED REALTOR try T. V., 2335 Pa.l: Dr., 110 N. Perk Avenue Good Starting Salaries Phone 323-0330. J. W. Hall, Realtor : Free Trailer lot rent in ex­ change for part time ser­ vices. Phone FA 2 2372. Sunland Estates Homes .1 - URDKOOMS. I. I Yt & - HATH8 VA - NO DOWN PAYMENT LOW m onthly p a y m e n t s YA • CM fatlinal A FIIA Financing aunland Latalai - O.v 17-92 (1 ML So. of Saefor4> Nalr- t Ilf ice lai. Ilounc liuida Fnlranca DACHSHUNDS ARC register­ ed. Black k tan. 4 Months old. All shots. 3221701. at. IT o w sn - S hrubs Hybrid Geraniums In bloom GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Grapevllle Ave. near 20th SL Complete New Models • • • LARGER HOUSES .1 and I BEDROOMS .MANY NEW FEATURES f'onta out and bavr uur .air-man >buw them In you under enn.lrurtion. You’ll »rr — Ihc rnu.1 .quaro fuolago for yoar dollar obtainable anynbarr. These Modrle AUo Available On Your Owe Let at NO MONEY DOWN TEE 'N GREEN Loeatry Uub Road al Mayfair CotuMry Club PH. FA 2-M74 OPEN DAILY 10 TILL 5 down k ' M B Weal J, Lawis Salsa k Service yA s-748 Trundb Bed In cherry wood. i— VESPA Scooter. Pcrfei ° d‘ condition. $18. FA 34tf7< FA 3418 after 4 p.m. for appointment. 39 . T rm ibra - C l— M 0. E. Rotary Ironer $20. (ike Utility Trader. Largs hea­ new hobby horse. 8 . Ph. vy duty. High alw. Goad FA 31263. condition. $79. 333814. Highest CaM cnee* Paid A Trade-la Allowance Mid* Rosenthal China. 43 pieces.. Oa Used Furniture A Ap­ Never uaed. 130 Country pliances. Club Clcrl*. WILSON - MAIER 11 E. First St. FA 3-348 FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattrees ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 7oo Celery Ava. FA 32117. Uaed furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 34112 Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST FA 2-0U77. A T T EN T IO N M EN! DECEM BER SALE 1 Q A 9 FALCON Station Wagon ■wwft Htandard T f * * ^ ^ ^ II 1 0 1 1 9 CADILLAC - 4 Deer, Fewer aad 19 0 * Air Cond., I.lba New COHVAIR, 4 Deer, D*lai«, Floor Mtck 1960 BIMCA Deluxe Unit ___________ I Q f tf l FALCON - 2 Door Node* I MV* standard 1QOA CHKVROLKT, 1 Ten Blake I9 Q U Dual Wheels_________ 1 3 8 OLDB Butina Wagen 4 Door Automatic OLDB - 64. 4 Door Automatic, Air fond. 1 1 8 I Q f t A CHKVROLKT, 2 Dour Hardtop I B w Q Economy 6 ^ jr lln d e r ^ ^ 1A M CHEVROLET • V-4, 4 Deor BUtion $ 9 9 9 Wegun, A ul»jJL JJI*arlng LEARN TO OPERATE SCRAPER GRADER DRAGLINE Model 30 Wlncbcater, auto­ matic 12 gauge Shotgun with carrying case. Never uaed. $100. FA 34497. Trained Bird Dogs. Hound 1 Vanity Dresner, 1 Chest of untrained, 1 year old. $30. Drawers, Twin Hollywood Also mixed breed puppies. Bed. spring k »•»*•»». l Animal Havan Boarding KewatL FA 33732. Heater. 417 W. Uth S t BEDS FOR RENT Hospital, Rollaway*. Juve­ nile. FREE delivery and APPLY MON. THRU KRI. KEROSENE DELIVER and 1’irk-tip. • TO 3 Furnace cleaning aervic*. FURNITUHE CENTER Charles Denton. FA 2-4316. Property Florida State 1100 French Ave. Employment Service WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES HEATING Th. FA 2 745.1 H. I . POPE CO. INC. Approximately 2'fc acres, with 702 SOUTH RIDGEWOOD AVENUE 8 4 8 . Park Ave. FA 2-4 130 ft. en river, tk mil* off 31. Artlcleis For Hal* DAYTONA BEACH RL 44. Diamond Rlqg. Paid $40, wiU Piano Tuning and Repair 14,500 W. L. Harmon — FA 2-428 sell $40. FA 24141. GENERAL Call FA 1-4413 after 4:00 p.m. KINGS WOOD BUILDERS, INC. JIM HUNT REkLTV. *ulea kgcnf Ila>> F V 2-2114 - Eve. St bun. FA 2-MUi - 323-6744 FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BUNDS CALL FA 2-5783 Enclosed haad. S ii y r a l batAlaa’i Fabric A Rug* tom rail wifli plaitk aada. Lawa MwWar Ftraotaaa. S T , 3MS Park Dr. PlaaUe or rayow tiy tf. CotI bp, coot IT M W Admiral too or ay low eordi. T.V., stand. ra te * earn. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, S an k arik G lass a n d P ain t S4A FA 34431. Aak Mr SPRIXKER SYSTEMS Corapanjr Charlie. AU Typo# aad Slaaa M Mxgoolla Ph. FA 3-483 Wo Repair and Service S T I N E Uaa oca of oar Carpet Shamblcydca, Z Perfection Heat­ Machinery and Supply Co. poocra FREE with Blue er*. FA 3-811 WT W. 2nd St. FA 1448 Loatre Carpet Shampoo. Carroll'* Furniture. FRIG ID AIRE tori 8 . 8 aad 111 I Mac* Sale* k Service Gregor Iron* 8 0 ; S WUoon Detaxe H o t p o i n t electric G. H. HIGH Range. Good condition. WU1 Wood# SIS; lo t a wood* 1IU0 W. let St. Senfurd trad* for apartment ala* Ph. PA 2-3483 MacOrugor drive t i t ; hag Gaa Range. Call FA 3448 aid cart 8 ; add duke Refrigeration • Alr-conditlonafter 3. ll.oo oaeh. Lionel m b aad tng men needed. We train equlpmcat 1140 valaa far you. Write Commercial ANTIQUES. Keroeaae heater, cut glaaa, pewter, marble $40. FA M 01. Trade* Institute Box 11 c'O topped cheat, ditbea, lamp*, Sanford Herald. 1S30 Palmetto Ave. Be­ Small upright Plaao. Excel­ lent condition. Call after S Heaters Cleaned tween 4:30 A 1:30 p. m. PA 32177. Complete em lce; laatalla Mahogany drop leaf tabic We have la this vieiatty tww and 4 matching chairs. tlon; work guaranteed. Ph Spinet piano*, that eaa be Coffee table, end table. Oc­ FA 31U7 after 9 p.ra.; any­ purchaied by making email casional chair*. 38-841 or time weekend*. depoilt A taking over email 38-4137. monthly paymanta. laqulro Thompaoa Mnale Co., 8 P in t 8 $ take* 4 Jalousie Colonial plain Man, OrWindow*, i j a tousle Door. AUTO GLASS Complete. 2 need* minor INSTALLED n p air. Call FA 31— af­ Windshield Bock Glaaa ter 3 p. m. Door Glaxa Vent Gloss ACCORDION. 120 basa Front- 1434 CHEVY. 4 dr. Mop, SERVICE Scnkarik Glass and Paint mlini. For beglnnm or later- equip. (Trade). FA 3 8 8 . meUlale*. Yours for — .44. S3 CHEVY. Cheap. I cyl. and Compuny 3330444. H i Magnolia Ph. FA 3-448 itJek. FA 3782. BE MODERN! Cook and beat SI. Poultry - Livestock water economically with HIkatland Pony, bridle and Therm Bottled Gaa. Miliar ■addle. $200. FA 2-0331. Radio and Appliance. I ll 8. Gateway To Tha Watarway Robson Sporting Goods Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-033. Gentle Shetland Pony for Your EVINRUDE Dealer children . Just in time for Electric Guitar. Dual pickup. 344-4-4 E. l i t Ph. FA 3— 1 Christmas. Alio trailer. Ph. Like new. Also beginners Accordion. 12 Bass. Both FA 3348 after 3:30. for $30. FA 30437. Liberal Benefit Plana 3 Bedroom home with Flor­ ida room and kilfhen ELECTRIC equipped. $73 month. CaU Lekevlew home with lake AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 322-oano for information. privileges In .South Silver EMPLOYER I 2 Bedroom house, kltchca Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ ! equipped. 1303 Douglas Ave. ed. Phone FA 3T8OT. F A .2 KUO Night experienced Grill Cook. , [ Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m ~COST $1JdJOO Expcrienc«d Night Wait­ SACRIFICE AT $9,473 ress. Experienced Curb j house. 126 Escambia. Ph. | Modern, almost new, 3 bed Girl. Chirk Treat. San­ FA 2 0274. home. Term* FA 3-4067. ford. I Large 2 bedroom Trailer on j Urge lake. Call FA 2 7368. ! 3 Bedroom bouse. FA 20378 DISCOUNT SHOES, tn ak l, tuitcetc*, ilppend t u t u W |i. Surplus City. 81 lo t 1 A C S CHBVROLKT, Delray Coup* V-8, ■ 9 9 9 MUnderit Trenn. • BULL DOZER • PULL SHOVEL • CLAM SHELL 1 M 7 CADILLAC, 4 Door Sedan, DeVilla 1 9 9 1 power. Air Coed. 1188 1199 1QCY OLDB 4 Door lUrdtup te 1 9 9 1 Power And ^Alr^Cond^ 1 8 5 7 UUK1C 4 ltoor iMan> Automelie Per Week Trained Men Are Earning over Complelr training given >uu Arlunl evptrienrr mi ntncbinen at our resident training iru ler, with employ, ■ e a t aaaialnnea upon conspleliun. Mail Coupon for tu n plat# Infurmatlon. / i For the many high paylag Juba in heavy tunvtrurlion, building road*, bridges, dam*, pip* linen, air f la Ida, ofllea building.. P . “ ” ^ “ “ • Equipment South Btraet | Orlando, Fla. , v ... . j ate. Local ami foreign ' ..... ........ '* • amploymrnt ...... ...... opportuni- | Siraet lies. Yea can atari now (i t , withnut leaving year pre- 1 |.|ign, tank Job. — Contractors: ........ . Ntal* „ rs< , t ,lumr •» »»•»«« Oprratorn available upon lequeat 1 8 5 7 PiAUUi;TI1 4 Uoor Automatic Trane. IA E A OLDS - Super M, 3 Door ■ 9 9 9 Automatic, lla rd ln ^ ^ ^ I A E A CHKVROLKT Station Wagoa Iow e 4 Dour, .kutnmall^V^^ 1 Q E E PONTIAC. I Door Baden, ■ 9 9 9 Automatic 1Q C A CHKVROLKT I Door. • Cylinder 1 9 9 9 Automatic TranamU^jo^ CllHl’K - EASY G.MAC FINANCE G’-W WARRANTY • 12 MONTHS ORLANDO CH 1-3144 21# K. 2nd ST. - FA 2-0711.2303 8. PARK FA 2-0441 s >1 U S s ■ J.1 •, • •5 ^ ' Iff #>J > " — - �-V - 1- tvV - Mi, Ktf II (IT BLUE M H M NATURALLY IA 1 U K 0 K IF CHUCK 2410 PARK AVE. • t 25th S T . M m , i M l i l M l— I flM, i f — M i MMm and t u r f SANFORD. FLA. IM i t eredlt n r * . 25* '* “l a short, I I— * m y l * » t>ha i — m * t* fu m n I W* I dl e ma l fclhm. I tith*r MMiI M i m «1n MM i h w i M M d «fM fa* lilt T e a < II MM a— thing far aarlam than that," Prim mUL ' 1 didn’t . Ilka dirty f^M>w f “It wasn’t that 1 aecaasarlly •hjartod to tbaas." Prt» csa* tteusd. “Dirty Joksa didn’t offMd an. I Just didn’t m m lor Hu m 1 didn’t think they war* M h ; i < h i n ix i i u •A fallow would atop by my 4s*k and taQ a t tha lataat alary making tin round, a IN tha thna it took to watk to th a water cooler I would for* gat tha punch Una. J “In othar words, I waa tha mbaing Unk in tha etrculatloa of smutty yarns. You c a n t , fmagina what a handicap that was. “ After I had boon on tha Job a faw days, my to-workera would begin asking aach othar •What’a tha matter with Oydaf la ha aoma kind of antisocial nut or something T “Tha next thing I know tha boas would call ms In and tall me that I didn’t seam to bo fitting In rary wall and that 1 might ha batter off if 1 found • now Job, It waa vary die* eouraging.” “You appoor to ha doing all right now," I observed. “How did yon conquer your problem t" “Naturally I went to an analyat,” P r i m aald. “1 apent honra on tha couch While ha rummaged around In my subconscious. Finally ha tracked down tha troubla. Whan I waa a baby my brother hit me on tha head With n copy of ’Lady Chatteriy'a Lover.’ " “Did that diaeovery ramova your mental block t" I in­ quired. “Completely.” Frlm aald. “Hava you hoard tha ona about . • . ! “ U O * u n t il* 99f F lt t ll MILTAVAT “« V ». MMt CURE* 59 # FAT 35’ * •<** 39’ 59* IK K -1 9 * HICRMMtt-PMPIITOR K E F TRIPE » IS’ UQVFAIIIIUCID VlINNAOK RYE H E A P 2 35’ NEWLOWPRICE! LADY FAIR SLICED WHITE BREAD FOOD ORDER CINNAMON NIIT COFFEE CAKE*. . . SOUTHERN MADE .14 0Z MEAL°*GRITS LOAVIS III2 N L IU BLUEBERRIES BUSH’S IIS Y 2 «* UWY PMCAFPLE CRAPEFRUIT Wkh rim fvimma of tIJO gse (Sa«. W Hmd m Net * V 0 5 H A II SPRAY _ CAN 4 s-n " " JUNE 10V PRISM MORTON FROZEN KOSHER FIC EIES « 29. (.foot Aluminum FRUIT PIES LIBBY Christmas Pottad Maat 10 22 OZAPPLI-PIACH-CHIRRY -COCONUT CUSTARB OR M OZ PUMPKIN fJf* D ILU X I FROZEN ORANGE JUICE * Me* HyOMy Huston MUFFIN MIX 7cS»M M A l Our nrgular lam M i tnaiata 1 FOR 1 VAMJIMC FROZEN 9 0Z PKG ih h i Revenue Service To Ease Rulings WASHINGTON (UPI) Internal Revenue Commission­ er Mortimer SI. Caplin Tues­ day bowed to business pro­ tests and announced somo “libaraliiing" changes in the gov­ ernment'* new proposals for yrsvantlng expense account tax abuses. Tha naw rults, drafted un­ der the IMS tax law, taka ef­ fect Jan. 1. Caplin rsvealad the modification* in opening a two-day public bearing on the rules. As a result of objections, Caplin aald, tha rules will re­ quire lass detail on axpense* claimed as deductions on tax returns. For example, a aaleeman will not have to Hat sep­ arately a u c h miscellaneous outlays as taxi fans, local telephone calls, gawlina for bis car and parking fees. Similarly, a person traveling ao husinesa will not hava to restaurants where he cats, provided the coot of hia meal* does not include en­ tertainment of other*. Tha sarvlea also reversed its original proposal that aach tip ho listed as a separate outlay. 8apUn said a tip could be in­ cluded as part of Ui* basic ex pense^ such as lbs coat of a 49* LADYPAIRFIKIN BAUD 110 49# A P P LE P IE S STEAKS 1 0 -9 9 * ' s m m COFFEE CAKE 1OZMMVT0VALCtitl 39* Q. 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SIU 46c W A X quarT, Ii* • BAN SST79C �» — — ' n ---------- g>anfnr& I m t l b VOL. 63 WSAIHKSt VBtr, aracli eotder, with fimak. Lew toffigfet. 82-42. Unitod Fran Lenaad W in Established 1903 THUR&, DEC] M i: HI t , 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA It'll Be Frosty Tonight Francis Rouaafllat Jr. as lbs next president of tba ergsaisatloa . , . Scott Buna, firat vieo praalOaN aid Howard Hadgas, setratary ■ • • Now board of directors will matt ■ext Tuesday sight aad ouka B official. s • • f A ft Tba word la (bat tba part authority committee baa roe* emmended tba north aad a( Frtach Ava. as the most feas­ ible laeatioa for that teraiaiL a a Jim Barnett, former ot tba First Cbristlaa Cbareb here suffered a heart attack ia Winter H ir e s . . . Ha'a sattiag along okay a a a Did yoa know that Seminole County is rated 36th la wealth la the state? . . . Dural is 13th and the funny thing is that Seminole spends me per child on education tbaa our neighbors up north. a a a City almost wrapping up all Utility lines to the proposed Hunt Co. plant.. . . As of Dec. 1 . . . cost |40,021.. . . 111,000 additional contemplated. Frost, frost, frost, the first at the year for this part of tba stats is predicted by the weather­ man for tonight and Friday morning, with dear skies aad light northurly winds with pariods of calm. Tempcraturus will bo lowest about sunrise. Tho forecast: “Orlando, Brookaville, Bartow, Kisaimmeo Valley, Seminolo County, 28 to 82 with 26 to 28 in pockets aad muekkndg. Frost’* The future outlook is for fair and cold Fri­ day and continued cold with frost and freezing temperatures over most of tho farming areas again Saturday morning. Tho frost warnings from the Lakeland Weather Bureau predict frost for the entire state, down through tho Everglades and lower ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The East's first big storm of tba wintry season walloped West Virginia with up to a foot of snow today and made roads dangerous in a dozen states. The rangy storm system centered Its power over a broad area from Virginia to western New York. Atlanta had its first snow of the season and driving became dangerous in pkrts of the Middle West. The heaviest snows fell on West Virginia’s Randolph County, where a foot of enow was measured end more was on tho way. There was four inches of snow in western Pennsylvania and another four inches at Cleveland, Ohio. The Akron, Ohio, area had five inches. An inch or more of snow in the Kentucky mountains held down the number of picket bands that have roamed coal fields during a strike. Redistribution Of Legislature Urged By Kelly Court Puts Hoffa Under Trial Guard NASHVILLE. Teas. <UPI>— A strengthened force of U. S. marihala wrapped a tight se­ curity cloak around the fed« a l court trial of Jcaputcrs yfoaklent Jam * tk:.Jfo|tfa to­ ol *** d***11* ,h* ob' defeme attorneys Judge William E. Miller or­ dered alx extra ballffa la the Drive For Toys Ends Dec. 10 Due to the length of time necessary to repair them, Dec. 10 has been declared tba deadline on tha accep­ tance of toys by the men of the Sanford Marine Barracks la order to get them ready for Christmas, "Cpl. T. L. Wires said today. The man of the barracks, ia cooperation with the local Salvation Army, will distri­ bute these toys to the unfor­ tunate children of the San­ ford area during the l»llday season. Wires said. lit expressed the appre­ ciation of the officers and men of the Marines and the Na­ val Air Station to the USO, the Salvation Army and all individuals who gave money, toys and tint* to the support of the program. Heroic Fadier Dies In Rescue Norman E. Sttbel vice ndopresident of the inton, Seminole Jaf-Alal la aa Fern Park. Fla., like arithmetic problem some professor from IT or Harvard to help hi with, imes, The other night In totals back to back, teams racked up by the Involved were eu<|y the same and the teams six In each game, flnUhcdjin the aame order, poit Jsltioni, would 1, 3, 3, 6, 4. 3. Sta like to know tba m mallcal chance of this Molaea Connies, a nputer in the pari-mutueljdepaitmeat figured, off thi caff. It was about one ia 1010,014, 6S7.2U.30I. OLD ORCHARD BEACH. Maine (UPD-A heroic father hurled one of bis children from hla blaring borne early today but then died with a crippled son he tried to save. Another son of Charles Longmore Sr., 29, died of burns. Ills wife and four other children escaped without ser­ ious injury. The o n e - s t o r y bungalow caught fire when an oil burn­ er exploded. Norman Bedard, first at the scene, said be saw “a huge ball of tight' and then heard scream*. jgwood, Residents o f 1792 Longdala and along report that a pctil | is being circulated In Ibe ar| against allowing stock cai races to take place at the olj seekerwill be cart raceway. Pel Comturned over to istkmers at their it meet- Bridge ..........- Pag* 10 Classified Page 2B - 3B Comics .... Page 2B Dear Abby _ . Page 10 Editorial ___ Page 8 Entertainment ..Page lO' Legate_____2-3-0 U 2B Pus ale — ------ Paga SB Society — ..Page 6 A T Sport* ■■■ Paga 9 Herald Index “ I could bear tha father and mother acreamlng Inside the flame-filled house,” Bedard said. "I tried to talk Longmore into leaving, but he wouldn’t. Ha laid ha had to save hla crippled aon.” Bedard said Longmore dis­ appeared from the window and returned to hurl one of hla children into Bedard's arms. Minutes earlier the 20-yesrold Mrs. Longmore and four of their children, Naney, 8, Ralph, 7, Charles Jr., 3. and Charlene, 1, Bed through the front door of the house. TTicy did not require hospitalisation. Longmore’* body was found at the foot of crippled Keith’s crib. Fir* Chief Louis Wharff said It appeared that the father bad Just started to pick up the sixyear-old boy when he col­ lapsed and died. Sidney, 10 months, burned over 70 per cent of bis body, died shortly after arriving at a boqpiUl in nearby Bidleford. courtroom after a (lender young laborer attempted to shoot down Hoffa with an air pistol d u r i n g proceedings WUneada^rV ^ Hoffs was struck by two of tho pellets but said he was not hurt. Ilia assailant, who Wentilled himself aa Warren Bwranson of Washington, D. C., was held on a contempt of court charge. Swanson, 23, ■ native of Loomis, Neb., said he waa compelled by a "vision” to try to UU Hoffa, whom be had u v i r seen. Ha said be had committed himself to Carmarillo Stale Hospital in Cal­ ifornia about a year ago be­ cause ha "was Just so much at loose ends.” Hospital authorities s a i d Swanson, who was released last Jan. 10, had schizophrenic tendencies. Miller also ordered the mar­ shals to search everyone en­ tering the courtroom for the remainder of the ft million conspiracy trial. He locked up the Jury Wednesday night and said he would deelde today whether to leave it locked up for the duration of the trial which la now in its seventh week and la expected to last until Christmas. “ It Is a drastic measure to search people entering the courtroom but It will be done,” Miller said. Defense attorneys objected to the tightened security mea­ sures, saying it would pre­ judice their case. MUlcr said he had to think not only of the safety of Hoffa but of everyone la the courtroom. Morals Charge A 43-year-old Forest City man was arrested Wednesday on a morals charge and ts being held under $2,000 bond at the county Jail. The man was Identified as Marvls Col­ son, Rt. 2, Forest City. i t t t t l d . . . Money Adenauer Besieged BONN, Germany (UP1) Chancellor Kearad Adeaaaar. besieged oa all sidee by da­ rnends he quit, canceled to­ day's coalition talks wRh the Socialists rather than set a date tor kla retirement. New Engineer WASHINGTON (UPD-Ths Army mawincid today CaL Harold B. Parfltt will bocoi Its district engineer at Jack* soarill* about Dec. 1*. He will succeed Col. Julian V. Sonshuh, who is being assigned to Viet Nam. Mediators Meet ★ JACKSONVILLE (DPI) — If reapportlonment Is to ha accomplished, it should ha dona within tha bounds of tba preaent makeup of 38 fkni' atom and 95 House member, Sen. Scott Kelly said bora to­ day. Well, wa got n nice new poet “Trua roapportionmant la office. People finally getting redistribution of what wa the hang of tho combination have,1* tho Lakaland senator lock* . . . All wo nood now art told tha annual convantion of some street lights in front. tba Florida Society of Associ­ ation Executive* Supt. af Schools B. T. HQ- “Tha numbers game is ever. and Assistant Walter Tha m a j o r i t y ^ tha two Teague will be Tallahassee housea don’t quit# have enough bound next week In hopes of votes to put any majority pro­ speeding up federal funds so posal Into affect and tho min­ bids can be let on the new ority haa enough votes to Kngllik Estates school. block action. a • a “Wo a rt at a legislative There’s actually no truth to stalemate on reapportionthe report that the city will meat,” be uid. clamp down, 'and sat allow dUpi*.-topis was to y v e Salvation Army to put up ien*'What’s Ahead Iff Tha money kettles this year . LegialaUvo Sessloo,’* but ha They’ll go up Saturday. snld no ono could' predict eventa In tha 106.1 session un­ • • • The |0U owed to a former til the seat-shuffling problem North Orlando town clerk haa has been solved. been paid—by check. A cltl- “During the special session xen asked Town Treasurer tempers got short — people Wcodrow Anderson If tho said things 'they really didn’t bill had been paid and ha re­ mean—and I’m fearful that plied that ha eouldn’t gat the some of those scars will not checkbook. Whereupon the 'be healed by the apring of eitixen went to aee Mayor llhU, so It’s Impossible to proFrank Faaula and returned diet what will happen," Kelly with it under hla arm. The said. Kelly called for fair appor­ check waa made out and the checkbook returned to the tionment by placing tha Sen­ ate on population and leaving Mayor. tha House constituted as it ia now with 95 mamber* Ha in A recent story from County says that some “riiinc troduced a plan in tho Novein remodelers” were in court her special session, but It waa over some mortgages they had klllad in Senate committee. . . . The “mortgagors” ddn’t know they bsd signed thd lien on their property—swore!they Librarian Named Mrs. Florence Courien has did not . . . Brings toutind some of the "reoovdlng" been appointed to succeed Jobs thst have been I sold Mrs. Paul V. French as li­ around this area . . . | High brarian of th e Altamonte Springs Library, Mrs. Smith prices for the work don High balances on the ‘inort Cady, president of the library gages" that were not lnjkecp- association, announced. Mrs. ing with the undersUndkg of French has been librarian the property owners . . I High line* the library opened in monthly payments thatjwsre 1960. next to Impossible to p High probability thst modeler” might soonl have title to the property—ifd the former home owners tight soon become renters J g- east const There was n possibility that froet could cause widespread damage to unprotected winter vegetable crops Friday morning. Lowest temperatures forecast for tonight and Friday morning ranged from 23 to 26 in northernmost districts to 80-36 in the fanning areas south of Miami. The northwest Florida panhandle could expect a light freesa tonight with temperatures as low as 26, the weather bureau said. The forecast for Friday was fair and cold with froet forming again in most fanning areas Friday night The cold wave also brought brisk northwest winds up to 80 miles per hour which kept small craft warnings flying on all Florida coasts. NO. 689 Pipeline Work Up For Approval By City Officials The City Commission will in special session at 19 a. m. Friday In approve a proposal of the Sanford Pipeline Company to utilize s tm t rights-of-way to In­ stall a pipeline to the Naval Air Station from tho lake front. City Manager W.E. Knowles •aid this morning that ill property, abutting lawns -nd shrubs will be safeguarded during construction of the project. The pipeline will stretch some two and a half miles starting somewhere around by French aad Myrtle Are. by the lakefToot, east along Seminole Btvd, up Mellonville and south on Mellon villa to tha air station. The, ..ogsipsny,. southern Standard Dorp, of Houston also plana to build n quarter of a million dollar Jet fuel storage facility on the lakefront, with construction to start as soon as city com­ mission approval become* official. Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) Grappa said today the city would probably get only $1U0 per year from the agreement with the company and further details will be worked out during the morning session Friday. Soviet Flights Over U.S. Denied WASIIINOTON (UPI) — The White House enld flatly today that no Soviet planes have flown over tha South­ eastern United State*. “No auch flight* have *v*r taken place," preaa secretary Pierre Salinger told newsmen. Malinger’* c o m m e n t waa prompted by reports in the Scrippa • Howard newspaper* t h a t Soviet reconnaisaanr* plan** war* spotted over Geor­ gia and South Carolina during the Cuban crisis. The report* praviously were denied by the Defense Department. “This type of Journalism 1* destructive," Salinger said. The Washington D a i l y News, a Bcripps - Howard newspaper, carried a state­ ment today by Walker Stone, Scrippa • Howard editor in chief. “What we published is true," he said. “It really does *ot matter how monotonously the Defense Department denies the etory," Stone said. “All that matters is whether it is true." NEW YORK (UPI>- Fed­ eral mediators meat agala today with representatives of nine major New York arte newspapers and the Interna­ tional Typographical Unloa In aa attempt to head eft a strike which could cense a newspaper blackout BOB BESSERER • . . Another Story London Fog Kills 66 LONDON (DPI)—Tho r * y killer amoc claimed victims by Hope Tour Set th* scoro today and official* TOKYO (UPI) - Comedian trim ly predicted th* blindlnf Bob Hope will entertain mixture of tog and pollution American servicemen la tha Far East for two weeks be­ ginning Dee. 20, It was an­ nounced today. Hope for yean has been making an­ nual Christmas visits to UA. military installations. Cubans Arrested With Smuggled Assembly Meets PARIS (UPI) - The newly Cocaine Cache elected National Assembly gathered for Its organising meeting today dominated by an unprecedented majority pledged to,support President Charles d* Gaulle. Gautiist leaders were confident they could push through tho pres* ident’a plana for stability at homo and nuclear-backed prestige abroad. Needs technicians TALLAHASSEE (DPI) State School Supt Thoms* D. Bailey, saying Florida will need 10,009 engineers and 90,000 other technician* by 1970, Wednesday estab­ lished a "technical education division” for Florida. Bailey appointed Dr. Thomas W. Strickland, education mater­ ials specialist ia th* Depart meat Education, to head the group. Rail Sale Okayed WASHINGTON (UPI) The Interstate Commerce Commission has authorized Southern Railway to pur chase a controlling interest in the Central of Georgia Railway. The ICC Issued an order Wednesday providing that the merger will becom* effective In 33 days, provid­ ed Southern completes fin­ ancial arrangements by that time and any bond Issued carry no more than SW per­ cent interest. Right Oi Way Gift Accepted ORLANDO - G. T. WUley. Martin Company vieo presi­ dent and general manager, to­ day officially donated to the State of Florida a 166-acre tract of Martin-Marietta pro­ perty for turnpika right-of-way through the company’s ex­ tensive holdings southwest of Orlando. The property, valued at $330,000, was formally present­ ed to Gov. Farris Bryant who, In turn, presented the official property deed to Turnpike Authority Chairman John M. Hammer. The Florida Development Commission has earmarked 966,000 in HULBurtott funds to help construct a 16 bed pediatriea ward and finish off tha naw wing at Seminole Memorial Hospital con­ tingent on the hospital raising 986,000 for the project Hospital administrator Robert Beucrer dis­ closed that preliminary plana for tha naw ward have been submitted to tha FDC and he would 'like to see construction on the new facility start­ ing early next year. However, Besserer emphasized that where the hospital will get tha 966,000 la “another story." The hospital board will discuss tha mattar at its meeting next Tuesday, Besserer said. Besserer indicated the board may ask coun­ support or soma sort of fund drive to raise S .' needed appropriations. The 9716,000 new wing waa completed In August with the hospital staff moving in during October. The feder leral government poured 9825,000 in construction for the wing. NEW YORK (UPI) - Two Cubans, alleged whoWater* of cocaine etnuggled into the United States from Havana, wero arrested early today by New York police. About two pounds, two ounces of pure cocaineworth $800,000 in (b* illegal market—was seized aa da- tectlves raided a room In th* Markwell Hotel In Man* hattan’s theater district. Deputy chief Inspector Ed­ ward F. Carey aa'd the two Cubans had been carting their cocaine auplles from Miami to New York tor the past 10 months, Their customers were main­ ly pusbera operating la the theater area, police said. The narcotics squad has not­ ed a steady Increase in the flow of cocaine to the midManhattan area In recent months according to LL Pasquale Intrieri. The prisoners were identi­ fied as Jorgelina Gatcla, 26, an attractive redhead who was a photographer's model and beauty queen In Cuba and ber companion Santiago Garcia, 20. Intrieri said detectives en­ tered their hotel room Just as the Garcias were in Use pro­ cess of “cutting” th* cocaine or reducing It from Its pure state to the marketed variety. The cocaine was in a dresser. The detectives said Garcia offered them $12,000 to let them go—$2,000 In cash held in hla hand and $10,000 more lo be paid later. The payoff attempt resulted only in a charge of bribery added to felonious narcotics possession charges, p o l i c e •aid. According to Intrieri, tha Garcias—who are not related —talked vaguely about their operations a n d mentioned "something about a boat” used to bring the drugs from Cuba to Florida. He said that police believe th* cocaine's original source may be Red China or South America. would choko tho nation for two more days. At least 66 persona moot of them over 60 year* o ld had collapsed and died la th* London area alone sinew th* wont tog In a docad* stole over the nation Monday night. Auto and hospital officials said the amor waa every bit as bad as the “killer fog* of I95S which claimed 4,000 Uvea In four days. Tha death rate was expected to shoot up sharply today. Of­ ficials said amor usually takas 24 to 48 hours to affect tha lunge and briny on fatal bron­ chial conditions. Health authorities warned old people, children and per•one with weak lunya to stay Indoor* until th* amoy lifts. Air aapiples taken Wednes­ day showed .air. pollution U times normal and twice as bad aa at tha height of the 1952 disaster. Th* grey killer wa* a deadly amalgam af moUture, imoke, dirt and carbon fume* spew­ ing from the nation’s exhaust pipe* and factory chimneys. London hospital* went on "red alert"—the order to ad­ mit only emergency patients and keep all beds raady for smog victims. Th* air ministry aald th* poisonous pall over London was fim) feet thick. "it eeemt this weather will persist for another 49 hours," a ministry spokesman predict­ ed gloomily. Freezing temperatures add­ ed to the misery. Th* fog fros* on etreete and pavements, causing a rash of multiple-car accidents. Uut highway deaths wer* few because traffic mov­ ed so slowly. The fug surly today was not as bad aa the opaque mast that halted the nation In Its tracks Tuesday night. Out via ibility in a few areas was still down to xero and driver* near* ly everywhere could see only a few hundred feet a t best. The smog was expected to thicken again tonight. Hardest-hit wer* th* great Industrial areas of London and th* midland cities, where fac­ In The Mood There’s nothing Ilk* a frosty nip in th* air, tha am*U of wood amok*, and th* sound of Christmas carota to get folks in th* mood for Christina* shopping. Downtown merchants * t Sanford art catering to that mood this weekend with an­ other two days ot special sale* on *v*ry kind of gift for •vsxyuo* oo your list. Besides th* s a v i n g s hi money, time, gas and wear and tear on th* feet by shopping at home, you’ll have a chance to win something to help you check off that list . , . gift certificate* worth $43, $35, and $ 20 . Friday night shopper* will receive tickets for th* drawing to h* held Just after tho 9 p. at. closing at the corner of kfagnoli* Ava. and First Si- Stan In Eyes Of Youth Blot Out Holdup Plan ELIZABETH, N. J. (DPI)— Tha bank robbery might have been a pushover except far Robert Dtecblor, n young mag with stars In bis ayes who saw red when the heist threatened hie wedding. * He became furious when he sew the $1,600 he had saved for s nest egg dumped Into the bandits’ bag Wednesday along with $59,000 of th* bank’s money . . . before he had his deposit slip. “I was J u t thinking about m y $1,600," Dteehler, 24, a service station attendant, said. “You cant get m a r r i e d without money, can youT I wanted to get my money beck.” . Beside*, he wanted some of th* money to buy an engage­ ment ring Christmas present for his fiancee, Loretta Her­ man, 21. Dlzchltr became so angry he grabbed th* .38 caliber pistol on* of th* bandits carried, shot him In the etomech, fought a gun battle vrlth the other bandit, and when all of the bullets were used up, hurled the empty revolver with all his might at th* fleeing rub­ bers. Then he charged them with his bare hand* and chased them from th* bank, on* of them clutching hie etomerh where he had been (hot. Dlachltr wee not nicked ia the flurry of bullets that fol­ lowed HU bold move. But bank guard William Petuakey, 63, e former policeman, waa wound­ ed trying to help. J a m ! Turkey & Camera compluU with flaah at­ tachment, cane, etc, with each set of 4 Den­ man Super Safety Ticca. Lake Mary Puts O ff Session Today’s meeting of the Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ merce has been postponed until 9 p. m. next Thursday at which tlmo Douglas Stanstrom, chairman of tho coun­ ty's long range planning and development committee, will be guest speaker. Stenstrom will give a re* port on tong range plans of the county for converting Lake Mary Blvd. Into sn access Unk between Hwy. 1792 and Interstate 4 and will lead a question and answer tory smoke mixed with the fog to produce a slimy atmosphere that coated mouths and lungs. Busan and trains ran bourn behind. Many motorists left their can hornet. No airliner* had left London airport for 60 hours. FREE TURKEY with each set of 4 Dcnnutn Air Stream Tires. S GET YOUR T ilths INSPECTED FREE • EASY TIME PAYMENTS • NO CARRYING CHARGES • WE SPECIALIZE IN TIKES FOR FOREIGN CARS • WE GIVE PLAID 8TAMPB Take Advantage Of Our S3 Years Experience McRoberfs Tire Supply 103 W. 1st. St. IN CO RPO RATED Sanford Pfc FA 2-9831 If. k , V; J ,1 *•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 05, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 05, 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 05, 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/bf432548d641d23c430a6341bb8dcee2.pdf 49d6be6539e5073c2d8143eb56b1a475 PDF Text Text 4 C H O IC E B E E F -T E N D E R BEAR LAKE GARDEN CLUB members hold workshops often these (tors to rnsks spaghetti wreaths and candle holders in preparation for the Christmas holidays. Working on both at last week’s meeting were, from left, Mrs. Raymond Jackson, Mrs. Vernon Herrington and Mrs. Riehard Ostrander. (Herald Photo) U . S. CHOICE • TENDER BY NATURE Courthouse Prime Rib Q Records l A l Gore T o Lead Albert Pltbsr, etus, to PTA Discussion Gsorfs Dannali Jr., etui, Prank Gere, principal of the Bretton Woods, Id,500 Altamonte Sprints Elemen­ Academy Manor, Inc. to tary School, will lead an htfor. Shops Bldg. Corp., Unit One mal discussion at Turedey’s S Academy Masor, $49,500 p. m. m eetlnt of the PTA oa Academy Manor, Inc. to any questions or problems that Chops Bldg: Corp-, Unit One teachers o r parente might Academy Manor, $14,700 hava concerning Urn achool and Academy Manor, Inc. to children. Shops Bldf. Corp., Unit One A dlaplay of c h l l d r a n ' a Academy Manor, $31,300 books, precersd from a book Academy Manor Inc. to dealer at a discount pries by Shops Bldf. Corp., Unit One Mrs. L. T. Bryan Jr., library Academy Manor, $28,000 chairman, also will bs ehown. Aaron Malone, etui to Ray. mond Downey, etui. S. PineYou een find anything you MRS. LAWRENCE PIVEC, George and the mb. seed advertised in the Her­ emit, 111,500 bit’s foot. PHA to nulh Lawton, Oak­ ald by Sanford marebanta. land HlUi, 18,250. TIIA to Marlin S. Knight, etui, Dear Lake, $10,450 Gcore* Pugh, etui to GHEarly Chrlitmas shoppers, ( era, end browsers from all bert McLaughlin etui, Queen's Friday night shopper*, lookover the county crowded San­ Mirror, $1,000 ford's downtown streets Fri­ Orlando Fed. Loan., to day to lake advantage of the ADVICE IS T1IF. ONLT William Culler, etui, Wetbcrlnfton lights, $9,000 fine buys offered by mer­ THING I KNOW WHICII IS 'MORE BLESSED TO Lincoln lights, Inc, to 3la> chants and take a chance on GIVE THAN RECEIVE’! tie Jackson, $9,000 winning some free certificates, FrancU E. Roumlltat. III. good for merchandise. etux to William II. Uoutwcll, Mrs. Henry Schumaeher Loch Arbor, $5,500 Dallas Mtg. Co., Inc. to was the lucky shopper who Ray Rhodes, ctux, $9,000 won the first prise of $4$, with Robert Rogers, elal, to Assistant Flra Chief R. T. Dledrlch Mahring, Jr., Oak­ Thomas holding the lucky land, $22,100 second placa tab and Mrs. James O. Jamison, ctux, Lawrence Plvcc winning third to Casselberry Cardens, Inc., prize. Mrs. Plvec's s o n , Queen's Mirror, $5,ooo George, seven, attributed his Ailoll Helm, ctux to Joseph mother’s good fortune to the C. Lrkawitch, etux, Lake rabbit foot he bought that Cem Park, $3,000 same night, which is aeen In John Kshlr, etux to James the photo. Jamison, etux, 22 20-30, f 13.The crowds in the stores and 100 on the streets were even Esther Miller, etux to Ro­ greater than the week before, bert Miller, Fern Park, $16,merchants said. 000 One more week of the big Unrnln lights, Ine. to Clyde promotion la scheduled, with Stewart, clal, Lincoln Hghti, mare prizes to be given away. $9,800 Stores will start slaying open John Railly, etux to Harold every night until • p.m. on R. T. THOMAS Crowley, etux, English Est. Dec. 17. $21,000 Suits Filed Joseph Leonard ya. Alphonty Lowery, mtg. gel. Second Fde. 8. and L. of Cleveland v# Luts Marshall, uig. fcL North Fed. Savings and Loan vt. Elwm Rlefcl, etux mtg. fcl. North Fed. S. and L. vs. Paul N. Straub, etux mtg. fe. Marriage Applications JeiM Oxford, Altamonte end Jenny Taylor, Altamonte Fresh Fla. Grade A Whole ARMOUR STAR Sales, Prizes Allracl Crowds ( j o u A / k o K ie Perfume Bargain Often Smelly NEW YORK (UPl) - A manufacturer warned Christ­ mas shoppers today tv.at this la the happy season for per­ fume counlcrfeilen. "The counterfeit perfume business is mushrooming now," said Edouard Countand. If you a rt ottered • bargain on top name per­ fumes by a taxi driver, eleva­ tor operator, door’o-door salesman or cut-rate store— don't buy. You'll be buying counterfeit or watered per­ fume at best." Couraand. who keeps an ex FBI man In hit employ to track down counterfeiters, u y i most counterfeit per­ fume la made In Mexico and Ud Caribbean Island. GIVE YOUR FAMILY THAT LO NG -NEEDED HOME IMPROVEMENT Whethee It’* another ksdr— , a feasily resa hobby w e tor. or Jest mare oibow spare, remads 14 Oz. BtL Lim it 2 P lease Vs Tin Chunk Style lim it 2 P lease Campbell’ii nil - Until 3 FANCY STAYMAN SW AN SO N TV Dinners LARGE, JUICY 11 Ox. Chicken Turkey Fresh Fhu, Grade A RICH’S FROZEN SHURFRESH caa de weadrra far year proaeet hem*. Call as well he glad te esllaaate Ike cast at year ream lag . • . wall preside Idea* If yea aaad (hem. CALL OUR — Homs and Property Improvement Dept. MAPLE AVE. FA 2-0300 SANFORD, FLA. TfuajtuH U f QUANTITY RIGHTS 25TH & PARK PRICES GOOD THRU WED. DECEMBER 3 �» % Action ■t l a b r y man, rormal dcdlcatloa of the removal of Gordo* Frederiek’a maty old laglalafivo licaaaa tag win bo bald at the T i i a M l t Hall partial lot at 0 p.m. Doc. 11 (seat Tuesday). On band with amwdriver aad pliera win bo a boat of aUU tarlurilag Mata lap. Hack Cleveland Jr., S. J. Davis, gea. Boraard Parriak. lodicatiooa are that MaUary Horae, Wilao* Carrwajr aa J. Dea Wright called to tell as that tha bank ha's a di­ rector la has m Semiaole County fuade la M aad le charm tered la Orange County so aot eligible far any total faada. . . Remember that refuges •way back that wee making as get our cry lag towels out? Well, be escaped from a work gang last TTtday hat waa pick­ ed up la Daytona Beaeh lor breaking and entering. Work started oa grading Mth SI. From the "what do YOU think?" meeting exiled by Commissioner Jim Avery end attended by all the county hoard . . . Avery: Under the ridiculous extremes demanded by state supervision of N A A (nursing and aged) homes oven somo of the most recent­ ly built care buildings now operating fail to measure up, Including our own Seminole Memorial Hospital—one of the hast . . . Committeeman Ford Cavanaugh: T h e smallest economically constructed fa­ cility U one of 40 beds . . . Bob Bosserer. Seminole Mejnerlal Hospitalv administra­ tor! probably the most effi­ ciently operated Is 50 beds (one nurse station lor every SO beds required). . . Cost of construction with private capBel-94,000 par bed; with fed­ eral agency loan—94J00 a bed (red tape, elaborate construc­ tion standards . . . Chm. J. —about 40 beds . . . Mother Wilson, G o o d Samaritan Home: Our planning is for a new unit of 20 beds . . . Both: R would have to be done with federal funds . . . George Ik Touhy, Sanford Seminole De­ velopment Co.: Sincere as all of ua ere from a humanitarian viewpoint, we just Ignore the financial Implications ((40 beds multiplied by 18.500 cost per bed equals $260,000) . . . Committeeman K. E. Gre­ gory: Right now there le NO approved NBA home In Sem­ inole County . . . Committee Chmn. J. H. Van Hoy: Provtding a facility through county construction followed by private operation through a lease (as in Volusia Coun­ ty) Is recommended only as a last resort . . . Pen Cantwell, former Senford resident and major lea­ gue baseball pitcher, died to­ day at Salem, Mo. Cantwell waa a resident of 305 S. Park Ave. for many years end got hie start In baseball at Senford. He phebed for the New York Giants a n d Boston Braves during his big league career. $ We wondered why so many deputies are miking cases in ‘ JP court instead of county court where the county can benefit from it. We ssked Judge Vernon MUe about it end he said “no comment." However, the judge did admit it'e been going on foe quite a while. _ We queried the sheriffs W office on It and came out with this answer: the warrants have been coming out at JP court and deputies have an other recourse. What's the bm of having those elaborate blinker warn­ ing signals by the Lake Mary School whea they don't work dbwf m s oa two dots a week? County Home Called 'Trap' iu w a Tito Gets K iss .MOSCOW (UPI)—Yugoslav President Tito arrived today The gominol* County Hon* m i caDoJ a lira- liar hie first Kremlin visit 1* tn p and n method of caring for tha county'* aged •is years end received a bias and indigent waa labeled moat urgent at a Monday aad a handshake from Premier Nikita Khraahchee. VOL. 58 WEATHER: Partly cloudy, soma showers. Low tonight around 66. 1Unltod Proas Laaead Wire Established 1906 TUE8„ DECEMBER 4,1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA N a 697 night meeting called to reriew the problem. The mooting waa called by county comml—ton- Consulate Storm ed on after submission a weak ago of a report by its KUZABKTHVILLI (UPI) f* ____ #» e h a rm P K \ A f Stressed ecnrthoaaa eemmlttaa erctag —A atok ef POO Karopaaae stormed the Belgian eonauleto immediate action. About to representatives ef Monday night, planted a Katangaaa Dag an its road and ■toned Uatted Nations jeeps to ehnrch argsalsatiena attend­ ed the eeaeion ee which Com- a demonstration af eolldarity mimloner Janma Avery called with aeaeaetoniat Keiaagn. tha present comity hams *a firetrap” and Commiealoaar Vernon Dana Joined him. in anying that It would bs “com­ MOUND cm r. B. D. (UPI) pletely unusable" as a place —Vigilante farmers today of residence for aged sad In­ posted a 24-hour watch a t a dicant people. •andbagged h a l l d l a g and 11m county to looking tote boasted at a force af 800 the possibility ef getting fi­ "ralnutetneti" which could be nancial help from the House called In If federal marshals and Hearn Finance Agency to storm the building to recover a*iiat In expansion at the fa­ U. 8. Agriculture Department cilities a t two independently flies. operated h o m e s . Scrapta The marshals, who went to Home end Good Semerites move the records to nearby Homs. Hefrcid so the county farm Mm. Taamar Braden, direc­ program can get going again, tor ef the Serepta Home, said met Monday night at Aber­ that the license for that In­ deen to map strategy for the stallation to operate as a move, which many feared home for the aged Is about could touch off violence. to be withdrawn by tha State The Mound City people eeld Board of Health. The home they would hold the records has not had e license to as "the only way we know operate as a nursing home. how to tight the government" J. H. Van Hoy, chairman end hold on to the Inat vestige of the Courthouse Committee, of the Campbell County Agri­ which wee given the problem cultural Stabilisation e n d of coming up with a solution Conservation Service. to tha County Home dilemma, The government has "push­ repeated the assertion made ed end pushed end pushed In the report released a week until we ere up to the front •go, that the ideal solution door ef the ASCS building was for the county to place nod cant he pushed further, persons needing care In pri­ *o well have to make n vate cere homes ea a contract stand," said Milton Delbert, basis. • cattle end grain farmer and H wee pointed out by one of the owners ef the Jr*»e O. Gregory, committee building. member, that the coat to the two .local .private homes, Serepta end Good Samaritan Home for Nesroe*, would he prohibltiee If they were to build to newly adopted etato standards. Mrs. Braden said she had IIATTERAS, N. C. (U F D written the nnF A requestAn unpredictable storm which has moved up and down the ing a pro-application Inter­ south Atlantic coast like a yo­ view aad eapected aa answer yo for more than a week slow­ within a day or two. Mrs. Bnhy L. Wilson, oper­ ly beaded into the Atlantic ator of the Good Samaritan Ocean today. Gale and email craft warnings along the east­ Home, said they were ensleoa ern seaboard were expected to to cooperate with the county hi solving the problem end be lowered. The Miami weather bureau they had been depending en said a ship report lest night donations from churches end indicated the storm was lo­ other organisations for oper­ cated about 200 miles south- ating funds, but that they southeast of Hatterai. moving were In dire need of money to northeasterly at 10 miles per expend their operation. Mrs. Camlta Ray, state hour. The weather advisory said conditions favored a alow welfare director here, inject­ northeasterly drift with winds ed ■ new twist on the prob­ lem when she noted that the and seaa subsiding. The weather bureau said the indigent aren’t the only once coast would experience some that need financial help In relief today with tides gen­ the arcs of aged rare, hot erally toss than last week and there were families of moder­ ate income that also stood in ••as not quite so rough. The storm has inflicted great need of assistance for heavy damage to some coastal their eged. areas during its erratic move­ The consensus was that the ment. Gov. Ferris Bryant discussion should be broaden­ asked President Kennedy to ed to Include that group, be­ declare parts of the Florida cause of the high ratee pre­ coast major disaster area*. He vailing in privets institutions requested $300,000 in federal for cere. County Commission Chair­ fundi. Damage was estimated at II men Gen. J. C. Hutchison de­ million at Jacksonville Beach clared that he felt the whole where part of a sea wall county should add Its strength crumbled u n d e r pounding to the request by the two waves. Heavy damage also homes for funds from the waa reported at Neptune, At­ ' federal agency end eeld he lantic, St. Augustine and felt additional talks should he Flagler Beeches in Florida. hsld with opera tori at the two local homes. Gregory pointed out that Death Toll 169 MIAMI (UPI) Dade care in modem facilities tor County's soaring traffic death those needing H rune 9122 a toll hit 169 for the year when month for ambulatory In­ Shing Wong. 57. wav struck mates in non-profit institu­ end killed by ■ ear here tions end, for those needing shortly before midnight Moo- nursing care, the coat goes up to |I50 per month. day. StormThreat To C tisl Eases Thera ara only 17 more shopping daya until “you know what” and a good tlma to work on that shopping list and nave money, too, by shopping in Sanford during tha two big bargain daya set for Friday and Saturday. To add to the excitement of the approach­ ing neanon, you’ll have a chance to win $45, $35 or $20 worth of gift certificates, good in down­ town store.-!, at tha drawing held after cloning time. Thin ia the third week of the big all-out nalea promotion by downtown merchant* ia a Bte-C hnulutae afcfa*tag tor shuwxtfa. w Trawler Aground OBAN, Seotlaad (UPI) — The 114-toa British trawler Boeton Heron ran agrenad near Glee Island M e a d a y night, kilting at least one aad perhaps as maay ea eerea members at He 12-men crew. Sis members ef the erew were Mix Try Late TUSCALOOSA, Ale. (UPI) —The Unlreriity at Alebeme Monday apparently killed the hopes of throe Negroes to ea­ ter the school this-spring, by halting the processing a t In­ complete applications. T h e university said registration tor the spring semester cloeed teat Friday. ty ef an adequate supply at safe, good water," Amietoat County engineer Gup Btoastrom said today, ■Unetrom eeld the eeunty ■Unde "la danger ef losing owe a t ear moot vitally Im­ portant a a t a r a l nsnnress, slve population density eonpled with Inadequate pleasing, that have aaaaad other areas to lose their supply at pure water ere already mack near­ er to our walk that yoa may think," I tens trot* said. |E|) k ||4 Jr Ur will ha a lengthy document era nnmsiuue wells Ja the •Mag the aeed for atreng coaaty already abandoned or mseearaa to "lasers the eons- factors, resulting from escee- severely throttled because af tribute to the eoetaaeJaatioa ■ad poihrtkm ef the earns araa where there are TAM hamee, ea estimated 22,400 people, depending upon private walla fey their drinking watan Measure Passed TRENTON. N. J. (UPI) — New Jersey has become the second etote In the nation to ratify a proposed 24th amend­ ment to the U. S. Constitution prohibiting the payment of a poll tax ss a requirement for voting for federal office hold­ ers. Illinois was the tin t state to ratify the measure Nov. 14. Frederick G. Heath defeeiad incumbent Cert C. Mod. deid kg a laadilide vote at < • to 9i tor Mm aftico at Csamlhmr y mayor M Mooday's municipal atoettaaa. A total of 409 voters Anna (ha mors than TOO registered Book Choice Due TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A textbook for Florida's new public school course on a com­ parison at communism end de­ mocracy 4lli be pi■-e*l here when (he State Textlook Com­ mittee meets nest week. The 12-msmber committee tuts been studying 19 books for use fas the course, which started this fell under ■ law passed by the 1941 legislature. tamed oat to oast their be)* CLARENCE "CRACKER" DONALDSON, left, was appointed acting postmaster of tha Lake Mary Poet Office to taka over for Mrs. P. D. (Virginia) Anderson, center, whoa# retirement became effective teat Friday after 14 yearn at tha job. Making tha appointment waa Dalpho Hackney, district postal inspector from Daytona Peach. (Herald Photo) N ew Plea Set ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — Defense attorney Frank HowaU end State Atty. Dan War­ ras have until nsst Monday to file briefs oa Uowett'e appeal for a new trial for Mrs. Effie Norris, 44, c o n v i c t e d lest year-old boy friend. Howatt contended in hie motion for n new trial that at least two witnesses gave damaging test­ imony against the 44-year-old grandmother that should not have been admitted. Heart Council Names Annual Drive Chairmen Merle Werner end Mrs. Jackie Caolo were named ea joint coordinators at Sanford, Seminole County end DeBary for neat year's Heart Sunday drive et a meeting of the Sensirtole-DeBary Heart Council eaecutlee board. New treasurer of the organ­ isation U Howard Hodges, president of the Sanford At­ lantic Bank. Ed Simona, Heart Council president. Moved Mra. Tom Armeo and Hugk Booth of De­ Bary ee eo-chairmew ef that area, end Mra. Eugene Taylor aa chairmen of the South Sem­ inole group. Mrs. Hilda Butler waa ap­ pointed public information di­ rector for the council, with Mrs. Leonard Munson as spe­ cial events chairman. Ernest Southward, a mem­ ber at the elate board at di­ rectors at the Florida Heart A»»n_, met with the council executive* to discuss plena for the 1949 Heart Fund Drive. Stocks Mixed NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks got off to a narrow­ ly mixed start on moderate­ ly active trading today. Few blue chip# opened on sub ■until! blocks. The over­ whelming opinioa on the street w m that the big rally of the past six weeks has not yet run out of gee end a resumption of the upturn NEW DELHI (UPI)—Prime Minister Jaweherlal Nshru said today that Russia defi­ nitely will live up to its prom­ ise to ship Jet fighters to In­ die end establish a MIG fac­ tory la this country. Nehru said there may be some delay in delivery of the first fighters because of the Cuban and general world nitusslions—not Red Chine—but there is "no question of the Soviet Union becking out of ite commitments." Defense Minister Y. B Chav so supported this. "Tbs Soviet Union has ■greed to supply some MIGe In December or a little later, some neat year and some la­ ter,” Chavin declared. He did not give any figures Nehru said press reports that the MIG contract had been withdrawn by the Soviets because of Chinese opposition TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Senate President W i l s o n Carraway Mid today "things look pretty good" for ■ third special session at Ihe legis­ lature on respporttonment. Carraway said be has poll­ ed more then one-half of the U senators by telephone end found a "greet majority" want to come back end vote Airports Closed out a plan before the federal courts take on the jobBy Dense Fog lie named Sen. John E. United Press fnlensaUuusI Mathews of Jacksonville to Thick, swirling fog rolled a six-member liouee-Seiutc over the Eastern Seaboard committee that will draw ■ Monday night. A similar fog bill for submission to the across the Atlantic envelop­ legislature if the session Is ed two-thirds of England and called. Other Senate memWales. 1bers named today were Verle The three airports serving A. Pope, St. Augustine and the New York area, Idlewild, Randolph Hodges, Cedar Key. LaGuardla end Newark, clos­ Wilbur Boyd of Manatee ed down when visibility County, named chairman of reached aero, forcing pass­ House committee members engers to spend the night Monday, wee due in Talla­ u eities they had eo Inten­ hassee today to complete a tion at visiting. Idlewild fin­ poll of House members on ally resumed operations the proposed special wsslon. shortly before 9 a. m. today. Carraway Mid he found only two Masters, both from counties, that Mid they Policemen Held big could not go along with the CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) approach to re apportionmet* —Ten policemen wore arrest­ that was considered In the ed bere today in coooectioo lam to-day special eesswo, with a Mr lea of 12 burglaries meaning proposals to sub­ stantially enlarge both Sen­ ate sad UtMtee mem harsh ia> Stevenson tikes hie Job and wants to keep k. If not hie advice, Steven­ son's stature In the United Nations waa eomewhet chill­ ed today by a highly circui­ tous, even wandering chain of events which brought head-shaking pusilement to certain sections at govern­ ment. Why puiilcment? Why the necessity of considering what Kennedy can do to improve the Steveneon Image? The Saturday Evening Poet printed an article this week to the effect that Stevenaon preferred "political negotia­ tion" to a blockade for deal­ Gov. Ferris Bryant bee ing with the Soviet m leeHe agreed to call the legislature buildup In Cuba. back If three-fourths of both The article wee written by Houses can agree verbally Stewart Alsop, Washington on a plan beforehand. editor for the magaaine, end Charles Bartlett, syndicated columnist end such a close Rollins Presents friend of Ihe President that he has been Invited to week­ ends at Newport, R. I., and Play Tonight "All The Way Home," the Glen Ora. the Kennedy place second Rollins College play at Middleburg, Ve. Also, of the Meson, la scheduled to Kennedy recently gave Alsop begin public performance to­ an exclusive interview for night at Annie RusmU Thea­ his magasine. Stevenson's position as re­ tre. The Ted Mosel play, which I ported by Alsop and Bartlett waa adapted from James waa espoused by the UN am­ Agre's novel, "A Death In the bassador during highly secret Family," was presented for deliberations of the N»tional Security Council Executive Rollins students Monday. Tickets ere on sale at the Committee prior to Kennedy's Annie Russell boa office, open decision to throw s tight every afternoon from 2 to 5 naval hlocade around Cube. The White House did not p.m. deny that Steveoson at oae time favored "political nego­ tiation" aa a means of get­ Film Scheduled ting the missiles out of Cuba Instead of the near-war tac­ In Longwood tic of blockading all possible Florida Forest Ranger Albert weapons shipments bound tor Harris will show a film entitl­ Cube. ed "Volunteer Firemen" at 9 For that matter, Stevenson p. m. Wednesday at the Long- did not deny this specific wood Fire HalL point, although be did say The film showing will be the article wee inaccurate in open to the public and all vol­ reporting that he had pro­ unteer firemen ef various de­ posed trading U. §. bases partments la the area are •*- abroad for Soviet missile pec tally' eaged to etUmL withdrawal’ from Cuba. the three open posts worn taken by Loa Woodhama, with 210 votes; Art Lego, 204 sad E4 Lana. IIS. Other oaadUatap aad votes racoiv* oil woo* 9. » . ML 190} Date ell Long, 149 and John Burns, Unopposed candidates Cue Sawyer far marshal receiv­ ed 212 votes and Mrs. Lil­ lian Henning tor Clerk UV lied 290. Voting today to municipal •lections to taking place la Altamonte Springe, Longwood end Oviedo. Gene B. Itopbeneon end Stuart D. Friteh are running unopposed for the Altamonte council aa are Ben Jones, W. R. Cionte and W. B. Martin In Oviedo, Seeking conneQ posts in Longwood ere Incumbents R. C. Carlson end John Reams and E. E. Williamson. Vern­ on Finch end Mark Bullock. Unopposed are A. R. Lor­ eninn for mayor, Mrs. Onnto Rockett Shomate for clerk and Roy Shomate for tea collector. Youth Sets Self Aflame With Gas MIAMI (UPI)—A 21-yearold youth whe police Mid ap­ parently doused himself in gasoline and touched off the fuel with ■ elgarvt lighter died today et ■ hospital. A neighbor Mid ehe saw flames leaping over an eightfoot hedge heslde her house and ran out to find David Bethel "■ q u I r m I n g on the ground, covered with flames." Follce My they found ■ half, empty container of gasoline •croM the street from where the youth was found, end a cigeret lighter in the middle of the street, its top still open. They said he had been badly Injured In ■ motorcycle acci­ dent in August end was Just recovering. Bridge -----Classified _ 1 C om ics------Dear Abby — Editorial----Entertainment Legale ___ F Puaale Society — — gports __ _ �M U R A U Y s My Bfetar aatf I k m m i tofttbor (or I f yrara tad k m bora vary clot*. W« h*v* mu­ tual friend* and Have always gone) to chorekt tm eirta, plays, etc„ to* n u n s ago m y * i* u r ■ am — Man aftar • aaurtship o f ralr six m a wsakst A four yuan back I had two sjss i opt I don’t training a doff It's m y jo b w fc rtlu r I Hka II o r n o t I h a r t n o y a rd t o g p ra k o f, a n It’s too ehQly to la a ra h im ootsld a all th a t h a t . F laasa taD m i bow to ca n rln e a m r husband t h a t h a should f a t rid L m f i B K l B ~ HATES DOGS DEAR LIKES: If you know no* thiaff about tralaiaff a doy and a rt not w flU at to Mum, do tha Httle an* tad to train your husband. • *• • DEAR ABET: Ify husband and I art ffotaff to a raty swanky formal affair a tth a boat hotel in town. His firm la futthiff on tha party. My problem u that tha boat* wife does not h art a fur stole and my husband Is afraid that If I wear mine, it will not look right. Should I borrow a doth avanlnff coat for tha occasion? MRS. J. vnttSt? - V JACI1B AMD MARVIN McCLAlN l By Ruth M ille tt i for driving anyone I don’t wood anyooa She goaa right poet morning on Mr way s w DEAR MBS. J.: Certainly not! Wear your fur stole. (Maybe the boaa* wife will borrow a fur stole for What's on your mind? For n par* oonal reply, aand a aelf • addraaaad ^ ^ r a v e k w t o Abby, Box 8S6R Beverly HiUe, Calif. i t t For Abbjr's booklet, "How To m am * s mo— t«> aao M m i n w »jr»« m a w 1:11 ( I ) m - r i i n*»*vt — l:M (Ij M*rv ttetlltu Bbo<r . 1. ; : r s s u i8ss& •" .v v a r a u s a r «:M III OnM ttrul M. 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"an accident" Is M percent of tha eaeea—i t is a "cmneed • e u m m ,* Florida Highway Fitrol BffL Warn Smallwood sooAUcus, maltipUoo «to tow aad dfsrsgord of tho right* of poofsrty u d tk* witkia tho speed Uastte," ho rights *f Other* Is tho m o t told tho BoUricno," mans of ef moot of the Neeemwse." thorn eheet about fhro or ten •So f i r this yssr thorn h a rt hots 1,111 poopla killed la tha stato of Florida aad •M68 hoepitallied with tojuriet la trafflo •setidoats,Barilwocd said. "Thl. It IN tucto dtsthi and 18334 m an InJ'j.f*! than at tho mate C. j» . laat Star.* mileo on hour, but tt*a tMQ breaking tha law.” Ha callad attention to eeverai lawa, which ha a*id a rt violated han u aa of ignorance sad told Botarioao that to etvte aluho whero ho gaaood out eopiaa of tho written driv­ ing teat to members and lot Is f*g, smoko, n la se at desk or daylight, he solatod o a t "Who* it’s time to put y ou Ugfcta oo. go* m art to m ss yoar toll headlights, bat keep tkosi oa low homo," he arid. The otoadlag of a a oodlklo signal whoa p u tlo g is soether low that moat motorist failed to comply with. Failure to glv# • hand or mechanics! tiftial when ehsnrin* lanea it an ether frequent violation, that often eoueet accidents. Smallwood, who |o a Safety t '.ueatlon officer itatlonsd in Orlando, Mated tha amjar ».nus*e of accidents as speed toe rreat for conditions, top. "on to driving, fbOsw- CINCINNATI, Ohio (UP1>Santo Clout ran steal of Ohio's 131-yssr-old Sunday closing law sad was straitod Sunday aa bo talked with children and prated out gifta. Harold Saif, manager of tho Econo • Fair discount house, was warned laat weak not to open this Sunday, but INSURANCE ha donned a Seats Claus actfit and did ao anyway. Detective Chief Carl My. IN S U R A N C E ALL THE NEW FORMS era checked about 33 bullnear places, but cited only AT LOWEST BATES APPLICABLE 8aP, who told deputies if Brine Your Insurant they wanted to catch him Problems To Ua — they would havo to band the cllaUoa to Santo. Hie arreat cam# to a crackdown resulting from the AGENCY t i t 8. Park Ato. FA I-B44 defeat to tha Nov. • election of an attempt to chsngo the SANFORD. TLA. law. When Christmas falls on a Sunday It might bring MORE BUSINESS up n queilion of whether Santa provides n necessary THESE service oa defined by the LITTLE law. AREA DIRECTORY A M C0NDIT1ONEB H . B. Pope C o , Inc. 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Elm Sanford FA344M ROOFING • ttUBKT METAL TAKE SANTA'S H I N T . . . SHOP HERE & SAVE WASHINGTON (UP1) — mood brook, or a m a dia­ If it* preeent birthrate con­ mond discard, hat thaoo players would havo goo* tinual. Alia bp tho year 3000 wUl havo 4 bUltoa parse**-* aa« taertaaa largar tha* tha population of tho antlrs osrth to 1*90. Thla projection was matte bp Dr. Inna B. Taeubar, a popular arpart from Print*, ton UnlvenHy, In toatlmonp before a House immigration and naHonallty lubcommUta# last Boptsmber. Kxcorpts from bar testi­ mony were published by the Population Roference Bur> aau, o private odtntlfk organiiatloa. Asiumlng further decltao to death rataa aad unchansed birth rater, Asia’s popula­ tion of I J billion would be mot* than I billion in 1*73 and mom than 4 billion in R IT Z Tauber said, "The net addi­ tion to the population of Asia below the Soviet boun­ dary to tha half o' .airy from 1*30 to tho year EMM would be larger than tha population of the entire earth, including Ails, to WO." The United States, aha said, received 34 million migrants from Europe from 1130 to 1*33. "This number of mi­ grants would represent less then * single year’s popula­ tion growth in Asia,” aha said. FBBDg Sanford Flour and Feed Store STEINMEYER Beeftos A Sheet Metal. 1st Bullt-u t-up end Shingle tostoUatlon snJ Repair* Gutter* • Walarproufing • Dog Food - Corn Meal Sheet Mital Work Coffoeq Fro* Estiaat** - Vlrei Ctoae Jim Dandy Feeds Work Alim Daady Dog Feed M Lb*. 313 Oak Av*. FA 1-4711 gg.7t Bonded A inured 330 Sanford Av*. Saufurd READ PHONE FA 1-1314 Eads Teatte - T:H - l l i l l Ce-Veaturo I M Only •ELEPHANT WAUL” ADS DAILY KUsaheth Tey ter • Cater WED. g THUB8. CARLOAD PASS NITES Psychic Reader Tho Unseen WorldGreatest Power On Earth On* Conaultaiion WUl Help Yob 11BI N. Orlande Av*. Winter Pmrk, Florida FOR EVERYONE Right Here In Sanfo/ut •THE INTERNS” Madame Donna PLENTY of EVERYTHING Greet Auto Baceu FUa.d At Sohrto* •GREEN HELMET* BUI Truvuru --------P lu s--------- ‘Bachelor la PanHa*' Phono G44-70H For Appointment .. . they're your best Shopping Guide! �> GaiaMviDt, Fla., to celebrate tbe grsduattoa ef Harold If. Xiataar Jr., who received hi* PHD d cfn o to Educational Administration from the Uni* w itty of Florida. A banquet and reception honoring Dr. Xaatner was hotted by Hr. and Mrs. Harold H. Kaitncr Sr. Earlier to the day Dr. Kaat* ner was initiated into the Phi V Kappa Phi national honorary society in recognition of hi* academic achievement. He was one of the tin recipients chosen from among 17 south* eastern states for this honor. Graduation terminated n two year program to which be waa the recipient of a Kellogg Fellowship in the Junior Col* lege Leadership Program. V Dr. and Mrs. Kastner and their two daughters will make their home in Tallahassee, serving with the Department Of Education for the State of Florida na consultant in social studies under Dr. Fred Turner chairman of the General In­ struction Division. # * Hises Visit With Bazaar, Supper By Shirley Wentworth The Women's Society of the Lockhart Methodist Church wiU sponsor a baasar and sup­ per between the hours of 3 and 10 p.m. Friday in Grace Hal) which adjoins the church. Supper will be served cafe­ teria style between the hours of S and 7:30 p.m. under the direction of Mrs. William Msthes of Bear Lake who is serv­ ing as aupptr chairman. Other workers from the Bear Lake-Forest City area Include Mrs. Vernon Harring­ ton, Mrs. Harold Howell, Mrs. Velma Sanford, Mrs. Roy Lindquist, Mrs, Anthony Re­ gan. Mrs. Gold!# Kendall. Mrs. Lorn* Evelslxer, Mrs. OUvtr Laymen and Mrs. Nancy Peyke. RELATIVES AND FRIENDS at the University Inn, in Gainesville, helping to celebrate the graduation of Harold H. Kastner Jr. Left to' right standing, are David H. Hershberger, Emerson Kastner, Harold H. Kastner Sr., (the honoree) Harold Kastner Jr.; Dr. and Mrs. Har­ Rev. Walling Churchwomen Meet Wednesday # Hy Helm Swodgrass D m Churchwomen of All Saints Episcopal Chorch to Enterprise will hold the reg­ ular monthly meeting at the Parish House this Wednesday at 3 p.m. Guest speaker will be Miss Elma Johnstone, using as her subject Eplpthiny Season. A tea will be held following the business and program. By Mrs. Adam Muller The DcBary Business and Professional Women’s Club will hold its Christmas Party hod a brief business session this Tuesday evening at the home of Margaret Williams on Park Lane. Secret Pal gifti will be ex­ changed’, followed by a social hour. Beatrice E. Muller, president, will preside. Recall: the store is doing a favor for you if it takes back other than faulty merchandise. CREATIVE e For The rijam a Type Dainty yoked pajamaa with narrow ruffling to trim. If you prefer, a sleeveless top is provided and pantie-type bot­ tom. No. 1591 with Photo Guide la to size* 10, 13. 14,16, 13, 20. Bust 31 to 40. Sire 12, 33 bust, Church Plans icers In Sarasota By Helen Suedgrass Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hlse •pant tost week v i s i t i n g friends in tbe Southern part of tha state and attended Trinity Methodist Church to Sarasota Sunday. Rev. Don Walling to tbe pastor and ha was formerly pastor at Barnett Memorial Church in Enterprise. They lived here for several years; have many friends in this area and asked to be remem­ bered to everyone. The two families had an enjoyable time together. vey K. Meyer, Mrs. David Hershberger, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Grossman, Cedi E. Franklin Sr. Front row, Mrs. Harold Kastner Sr., the honoree's wife, Mrs. Kastner and her mother Mrs. Cecil Franklin. The Past Noble Grands Club met with Mrs, Victor Greene for their November meeting. Mrs. Mae Myers gave the de­ votions using Ephesians 3-30, "Giving thanks always for all things unto God" and read a poem. "I Am Thankful." Officers fleeted for the com­ ing year wera, Mrs. Henry Jameson, president; Mrs. R. If. Beckham, vice president; Mrs. May Rubow, secretary, and Mrs. D. C. Howard, treas­ urer. The group decided to send a gift to each guest at the Odd Fellows Home to Gainesville. Plans were made for the banquet to be held at the Civic Fish Fry Center, Jaa. 10 to honor of-the president of the Rebekah As­ sembly of Florida, Mra. Maa Kerndon. The December meeting will be a Christmas party at the home of Mra. Auburn Rector and new officers will be in­ stalled at this meeting. Attending were Mrs. Nell Futrell, Mrs. Mae Myers, Mn. May Rubow, Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mrs. Henry Jame­ son, Mrs. R. H. Beckham, Mrs. Virginia Anderson, Mrs. Auburn Rector, Mrs. Mable Browne, Mrs. D. C. Howard, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, the hos­ tess and a guest, Mrs. W. L. Roche. This Saturday The Men’s Club and the two circles of the Congregational Christian Church a n sponsor­ ing a fish fry this Saturday at tha chureh grounds, 34th 8t. and Park Ave. The Ethel Root Circle will assist tha men with the fish fry and the Friendship League will hold a baked goods sale, featuring homemade food and candles. Club Department Meets For Card Party The Social Department of the Sanford Woman’a Chib met at the club house for tha November bridge and canasta party. Decorations included ar­ rangements of mums and pyracantha berries. High bridge award was won by Mrs. Howard Montleth and high canasta by Mrs. W. D. Hoffman, Mrs. Cora Lee Cato, a guest, won the screeno. Six tables were to play dur­ ing the afternoon. Hostesses, Mrs. J. E. Baker, chairman and her committae, Mrs. George McCall. Mra. Effle Durden and Mrs. Clifford Proctor served refreshments of lemon pie and eoffee to those present. Beauty Is O ur Business! Besides offering yen n complete Itwdsisptoq war* vice, -w# elew can n p p t yew wtth u n a ry eteck. tirnpwviliw N im ry County HD Clubs Plan Open House Seminole County H o m e Demonstration Clubs will com­ bine an Open House featuring educational exhibits and a dis­ play of handicraft items for the Christmas season with their annual installation of County Council officers and Christmas program at the Home Demonstration Center in Sanford. Open House is scheduled be­ tween the hours of 6 and 0 p.m. on Thursday and from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Friday. The installation and program will take place at 7:30 p.m. Thursday with Mra. italpli Austin Smith serving as in­ stalling officer. New officers to be installed art Mrs. Charles Sassman, president; Mrs. Wilbur Nolan, first vice president; Mrs Jim Anderson, second vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Kd Fitzgerald, secretary; Mrs. Edwin Ken­ nedy, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur W OM AN Richter, delegate and Mrs. T. J. Chalfant, alternate. Miaa Lucy Nowlin, home economist of the Florida Power and Light Co., will pre­ sent a program on Christmas Lighting using various film­ strips to illustrate her talk. Members of all clubs will bring gifts suitable for an el­ derly man or woman which will be given to residents at the County Home and at the Good Samaritan Home for Negroes. The Seminole Evening Club will be in charge of the instal­ lation with the Monroe Club in charge of the program. Hostesses will be Oviedo Club members while those from Longwood and Geneva will be in charge of refreshments and the Lake Mary and Elder Springs Clubs will do the dec­ orations. Members of the Sanford Club will serve as the cleanup committee. Educational exhibits a n d their sponsoring clubs wiU in­ clude Laundry, Lake Monroe; Civil Defense, Oviedo Con­ servation, Seminole Evening; Legal Matters, Geneva; Social Security, Longwood; F i a h Cookery, Lake Mary; Family Crists, Elder Springs and Small Electrical Appliances^ Sanford. Mrs. Henry Jameson New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chase of Jacksonville announce the birth of an ■ lb. son. Kenneth Lester, Dec. 1, at Use Jackson­ ville Naval Air Station Hospitsl. The couple has another son, Bruce Edwin, six years old. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Masey, Sanford, and paternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Chase of Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Masey spent the past weekend with the family In Jacksonville, and helped wel­ come the new arrival. THE N EW Mrs. E. W. Paterson was hostess for a recent meeting of Xi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, at her boms in Ravenna Park. The group decided to adopt another child from the Bap­ tist Children’s Home to Lake­ land. The little girl that they have been sending gifts and spending money to has been placed in a private home. The sorority remembers the children at Christmas, Valen­ tine Day. Easter, birthdays and other special occasions with a small gift and a small amount of money each month to be used by the child as their very own spending money. Tentative plans were made for a Christmas social to be held sometime to December for the members and their husbands. At this time Beta Buddy Christmas gifts will also be eachanged. Tbe chap­ ter assisted with the float en­ tered in tbe Christmas parade by tbe four sorority chapturs. It was announced that Mrs. Wallace Tyre will be leaving about Dec. II. to Join her busband in Germany. He is with the Armed Forces and Mrs Tyre and children, Mark and Dana, will arrive in time to spend Christmas with him. Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., has requested a leave of absence until later to the Spring. Mrs. G. Andrew Speer pre­ sented the program on **Appredation of Art. Discussion was held on various types of art srork, realism, expression­ ism and abstractionism. Sev­ eral examples of these types were displayed. Auxiliary T o Meet Thursday The Ladies Aualiiary to Wekiwa Lodge No. «7» will meet thin Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Oddfellows Hall on Magnolia Ave. All numbers a rt urged to attend as plans will be made for tbe children's Christmas party. S H A P E OF QUALITY long sleeve top, 3 yards of 34inch material; puffed sleeve, 2H yards; sleeveless, 2^ yards; pajamas. 2tk yards, panties, 1T» yards. 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S. waraiag af the grave den­ ser la result from a strong show af patriotism which to ■ ednal toysity aad love of m i Adlai Stovonson, wrote i s article that Communism w u on tho wara world wide Bad practically through. Tho publle thinking waa geared people* homes to drive out belief hi God.** M b did not arouse a (term of protest* la tho church** of fte U. B. Surely lhru*h«brr must havo 1*11 vary m u regarding American sentiment. Wo were esastanUy fad tad beltoved tho "lira” that the Soviet was ea a wild s*o*a chaaa and wee wasting and going broke at tho rate of a atillJoa dollars a day in maintaining a aaUQHo Cuba. W# believe tho sotting up af a fishing fleet baaed la Cuba and aaodlag in thousands of Russian and satellite tech­ nicians wars Interesting but boded ra harm. Wa won harangued that peace would surely coma should wo dis­ arm and rat told that this would bo turning av tr our Phil Newsom Soys peat "ASK F E l E N D S WHIRR YOU CAM RUY PRODUCTS ADVERTISED WITH PATRIOTIC MEDIA." Many people will auon lean ta have Ua saswsr ready. The bmcu than log million prayura uttered la the U. S. task day should include, "HELP US, OH GOD, TO MAINTAIN OUR NATION’S INDEPENDENCE.” W ho a our political loaders, otthsr party, and rallgioaa loaders, find America wants freedom CASE 0-408: CoL 0. R. —cod freedom for people Stribling to tho dynamic bond ovary wher e, R w tt au k s Urn of the Missouri Military Acaddifference. •my a t Mexico, Missouri. Before 1 recently addressed hla stalwart group of young . . . men. ha called my attention to n motto prominently display ad *■ on# of tho arches of the campus. It rend: French-Algiers Future Dark UFI Farelgn How* Analyst It is M l surprising that tbs first dark clouds are appearing aver tha so-salted Evlan accords which tod to Algerian independence aad established tha pattern af future relations between Algeria and Franco. Algerian Premier Ahmed B*a Bella telegraphed h l a yurah in Havana la mld-Oetober when to endorsed Fidel Castro's demand that tha Unitad States give op Its base at Graatraame. w * >• that tha Eviaa accords would to revised to meat tha "realRise af Algeria." Thera to little doubly that tha provisions by which France retained for I I years to r air rad naval base a t Mert-elKeblr on tho Algerian coast and for five years her rocket aad nuclear tasting Installstiona In tho Sahara, France r o g a r d a MtrsolKeblr an essential to to r Mediterranean defenses and bar nnctoar test sties a t Colomb-Bochar aad B aggua in oouthweet Algeria aa oaaraUal to her development aa a noelrarpowar. Bon Bella has declared to regards those tost sites aa I problem for which it is aaaentlal "that a solution be found." Tha French a n not opposed “Look Uko a soldier—Act Uko n gentiemanl” soma of the Evtra agncmsnte, T hat slogan struck my fancy but they look with n very cold for It reminded mo of n basic eye an any «hangs la tha mill­ axiom of Applied Psychology tary status, Further, they havo soma complaints of their own which are contributing to tho growtag strain between the two govornmenta. F aria pe wo wora growing anoroxlmaUlr th re e - oust- too soft aad taking thlnp for a ,, one million French _ h. lirwj Algeria and worn granted, but freedom can fonn<tatton o f tto Algerian navar bo taken for granted. ^ now ta —Indian Prime Minister Neh­ ru, an the fighting with Chian Franca. Ben Bella bra appeal* for their return but has at ^ , lm. n — tha French permitted herBunMnt of Europeans aad baa gjl0WB un(jM y, nation­ alising French properties. Ben Bolin has announced Tha South doesn't think that Algeria will ha a non- anymore. It just foals. OUR BOARDING HOUSE aligned Socialist state aad this —Harry Ashmore, Pulltear toAT/rM ATM toirW R1^ . month ha began giving acme Prise-winning former editor sMSEYvccaMnne otucsm indication of hla plana. OM.BCCUSdMB—IfMOUaWT* of tho Arkansas G asetts. ik town aiiM d D tanum n/ NTO BWHUSBAND/MS’S had Ha said the stats would taka PIRHAM IT W OULD fth HI* PANCHICK RXM D M AND Wttoe TO MU- MVDCTXCTrJE over aad put Into operation The American boy ha* HASN'T BUNHOWB/AtaWBdt BOO factories left idle by their changed, net football. The WOULD HAMYANKID OFF H SOUtPMSNT AND %«TYLfc crummmll A fleeing European owners, and 03Uft PCAtVtBKp TOMAKE <] I MUCHTHAT/ would take over largo •states lad of today can’t play U CBKTAM.BUTDtaTB'tDPUCHTl weeks of football aad than t o i l OP'JCWWr j f e Z 5 / ” J I aad set up its own marketing retire to the life of an Amer­ BUM HAD ME organisation for altrua fruits ican, bolag carried ovaryand olivea. where by auto. Bra Balia indeed faeea for­ —J . F. Dolan, Mtaaourl midable problems. Shuttered Toaetor* College phyi. *d apartment windows and store director, blaming youth aoftfronts in Algiers testify to the ra»* for injuria*. creeping poverty overtaking tha city, la a national poputeIn tto ond it may wall ba that Britaia will to honored ployed. by tto htatoritu mom for Until the ond af thio year, tha way aha disposed af an Algeria will to living an tha empire than for tha way In French budget After th at she which too acquired R. ta an her own. —dir David Ormsby Gan. that its toot "Act tho way you’d Uko to bo and soon you’ll bo tho way you act!" All military odueatoru a n impressed with tho remarkable changes that come over their recruits or students after n few years of superb training. Not only do tho man gain a now morale, but they develop n pride in their organisation that often sustains them when they got into n crisis. I t waa this same pride in tho Marino Air Corps tradition that mad* our eldest son Georg* ride his partly disabled Cougar jot plane ta n mar* 200 tapt frpm the ground boforu he ejected so it would thus avoid striking say of tho vast crowd assembled at Glen View Naval Air Button. For Georg* could have eject­ ed at 3,000 feet, but went to hla death because of tho esprit do corps of tho Marin* avi­ ators. And that tamo spirit waa evident la CoL Standing's hun­ dreds of eager military stu­ dents who ra t before mo that morning. False pride Is a bad thing but true pride in one's profes­ sion or work to what keeps many men in harness long af­ ter they could have retired. A few years ago one of tho btahopa to Chinn addressed tho Bible Class b) Chicago of which 1 am tho teacher. This bishop had visited with Gonaralisslmo Chlang KaiShek tha previous week and than had flown dlroetly to Chi­ cago. So ho told us about Madame Chlang Knl-Shok*a worry over bar famous husband. "1 am afraid ho will ruin bis health," she protested to tho bishop. when engaging in prayer." Well, that has impressed me all through tho years, no I hovo had even more respect for General lasImo Chlang KaiShek over since. And when I visited a t Mex­ ico, Missouri, I raw another evidence of proper pride in modem Journalism. For Rob­ ert M. White II, tho newapaper publisher, has constructed tha entire front of his beauti­ ful newspaper building ra n vertical concrete facsimllta of the paper in I column*, set up Just like the front page. At the top of the concrete front is the masthead with the name Mexico Ledger. Ripley has even commented on this novel newspaper plant, and It to certainly n unique architectural front but quite appropriate. For from across the street, the building actually looks just like a huge front page of the Mexico Lodger Itself. (Always writs to Dr. Crara in c a n af this raws* Ctftl itAHIpfda |44fl9B#4 Mh vetopo aad I f cento to cover typing aad printing crate when yen send far era af kta booklets.) not augegit that tha traditional portion bar# collapaed. At tha leftward and of the spec­ trum, for example, the Social­ ists, MRP and Radical Social­ ists together won some 1M •seta of tha 0 3 total. I t to argued, howerer, that eoOapaa would oomo untoaa these older parties regroup hi bread coalitions, find vibrant new leadership, and develop practical political programs with goanhM grass roots ap­ peal. Such regroupings are aoen here aa a badly needed offset to the nmaxlng G n n l l l o t strength which, with allies, commands a clear Assembly majority—a circumstance aaw Is modern French politics. Hope that a counter, light may ultimately develop rests ea mars than tha fact tha old­ er parties generally avoided total decimation. Tha experts point out that the second, or runoff, French election had the effect of over­ stating Do G a u l t a ’ a true strength, since many voters ass known to hare approved Ganllbt candidates reluctant­ ly. Their greater distaste was for a Communist or Socialist alternative. Another time, it is felt, bettif f better Isedtrs and batter programs may draw tha voters to some more mod­ erate opposite choice. Thirdly, men here who study France believe tha makings of new leadership exist If the traditional parties will only solan them. Attention to called to the many capabla French­ man, young, vigorous, dedicat­ ed, who now serve in key ca­ pacities in the European Com­ mon Market organisation and other Euro pa-wide agencies. Should n healthy alterna­ tive to Gaulllat UNE bo alow to shape up, there la a natural fear of the wide Ideological gulf between Gaulllam and communism. Noverthaloo, the F r e n c h Communists’ jump to 41 as­ sembly aeata from their eld to­ tal of 10 la being minimised In some q n n r t o r a . Before Do Gaulle’s ISM ascendancy, it should be noted, the Beds were A meeting waa called by the chalnnaa of the. council, Mr. Paul Bates. It waa net an of­ ficial reacting hut waa held la Banford a t tha city at­ torney's offices. All the coun­ cil members and all the In­ coming candidates were in▼Hide I t waa called for tha bet­ terment of the Casselberry Utilities, for the growth of our city and t^ get facts and figures so that tha eitisens of oar city be informed rad know the true facte end at a later data. Am rery aura that your council members and efflesn of Casselberry are working hard each day to keep up with the expansion and growth of our fair city to keep tha wheels la motion and keep the public Informed of progress. Carl C. Stoddard Mayor of Casselberry Netting waa called at 7:30 p. m., Nor. a , INI. jo B A R B S , IdRer Sanford Harold In answer to Mr. Howanfo news totter la Sanford Heo> aid: l Let me say that I only aaid * that I appointed tha commit. •Ion. And lot us giro credit where credit is duo. If It had not been for the work of entire committee, Mr. Brown from Sanford on the sotting and Mr. Max Coborly from Sanford on the map. Mr. E. J. Mower, Mr. Herman Joyce* Mr. L. K. Woodhams, Ms. a George Howard, Mr. E. M v Zlboll, and, last but not for* gotten, our city attorney. And if it had net bean for the many hoars that were spent by all, I think that Kenneth McIntosh will tell yon that you and all of us would be right back where we started. So, you see, 1 played a very small part and I am very % sorry If anyone thought that I wanted any glory. Thanks Carl C. Stoddard Mayor, Casselberry. j ■y Hal Cochran A psychiatrist says talking to ana's self is not aa Indi­ cation of Insanity. Just an in­ dication the utility bills have coma. It'a probable that tho peo­ ple who got the maddest at tha government a n tha ones who forget to turn out and veto. If those big turkeys knew what wo know about n abort timo from now they wouldn’t bo ■trotting around eo proud- Xconomlate havo b e e n ' studying 1901 statistics and find that, although personal Income increased, sales de­ clined slightly. Breaking tha figure* down, there was a serious decrease in sale* of durable good*, including autos 10 per cent below 1900, furni­ ture 6 per cent to 8 per cent, electrical appliances 4 pe* f cent to I per cent Nondurable goede, on tha other hand, showed increases consistent with tho riling level of In­ come. Tha decrease waa ca­ ptained by uncertainty about economic and International conditions. We’d all ba totter off if It were aa bird to spend money North Dakota bad a total oI ta it ta to asm i t 3,241 boats registered in ltott. J PAWN ■KART RESEARCH Grata!ally I R1AO/ n » . u e. Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tuea., December 4, 1962 wrsLvnn a. uiulow , u s s i vananas. M esial** Editor JUDY o n u s Ceuair Odllar ese n u a v in a a s Boeletr Editor nonnnT thokvsos c u r Editor ■wr niaaisnornAJH P e s te r* M ANUFACTURED LOCALLY APPROVED BY E d its OF SANFO RD FL VS M ill 203 - 09 E. le t S t PA 2-0983 f4k �s A m i Churches A training clui being m a n * ky M otkodiat karctea of kaflhmt Veta€ahirreh DUTCH. TBo two-hour training teiMoa* were continued ot 7:30 p. ■- Moaday and another la ocbodalod lor 7:10 p. m. M a y tad again n o t Moaday ta d Tuesday. Mr*. W. L. Kenney of Do- Load, director of chOdmi’s work for tbo DeLnod dirtrlct, la fautnetlag tbo socoed aerha count entitled ‘'Teach­ ing children." Partkipoting an wortare Xapfcarts of the course it placed ea Christian EdueaBaa of ehOdm la the mail- SANFORD AUTO DEALERS, who op tn ts la conjunction with the Sanford Atlantic Bank financing facilities were feted at a dinner party in the Gold Room of the Mayfair Inn. Hoata ware Howard Hodge*, bank president and Mrs. Id)Ia Houaholder, who la in charge of the bank'a installment loan department. From left are Ed Senior Citizens Present Concert cludes pastors from the ilz churches, la the- group arc Btv. I . B. MeBroom. Rev. In DeBary Washy Flak, Xav. Damon iered as part at tfw Leader­ ship Training Program for the area «der the auipicci at the area staff which in­ Ccott, le v . Fmd Faster and Bar. Arthur Beatty aad Mre. Jack Huaaey, district repretentative far the W8CS and Mias Mary Hubbard, rural church and community work- Oviedo’s tow* council has Mg—4 ■ cootract lor a new water aystem aad Clerk Dot Courier said she expects to have aa application la the mall today for House and Home Finance Agency plan­ ning funds. The council had * final discussion Moaday night of tha contract with the Miami firm of Driver and Spooner tat tha water system. The to w also expects to ask the HHFA to finance the com­ plete project by purchase of revenue bonds on the sys­ tem's earnings at a 3H percent Interest rate. The council also discussed the paviag of Tyson St. and cloeed out Us meeting with aa auto tour to Inspect the street lighting problem. Mayor Loo Gary alao re­ vealed that be has contact­ ed the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad concerning Improv­ ing rough crossings at the Broadway-Geaova Rd. Inter­ section. Mr. M a g ic * To Give Show A t Bear Lake 0 Sanford’s "Mr. Magic" will present hie complete 00minute show at the Bear Laka Elementary School this Friday beginning at I | . n . Boa** of tha special, mys­ terious acta acheduled include n journey Into levitation, sawlag a woman la half and the unique performance of walkbig through n solid length of ropo. Nominal admission will bo charged for adolta and chllIren under 18 year* at *g*. Proceed* will go toward tha purcha** of library book* for tho school. By Frances Wester An installation of new of­ ficers for the UPW at ths C o m m u n i t y Prssbytarian Church of Laka Mary iaJ * n. surprise garden shower for M n. P. D. Anderson were two Important peris of the pro­ gram at the November Asso­ ciation meeting of ths organ­ isation, held at tha born* of Mrs. A. E. Crocker on Lake Mary last Tuesday night. The selection of officer* for tha coming year by the noai n a t l n g committee, Mrs. m James M. Thompson, Mn. M. H. Rice and Mrs. Ruby M. Lindas, w u approved by the members, aad Rev. John Pil­ ley installed the following: Mrs. Ruth Goble, prosident; Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, vice president; Mrs. Roy Howell Jr., secretary; Mn. J. D. Parkinson, treasurer; Mn. rannle Leffler, Fellowship 0 * Chairman; Mrs. Harry San- Paralyzed? SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (UPI)—Author Eugene Bur­ dick claimed 8unday “there was abundant evidence" the nation’s leaden have bee* By Mre. Adorn Mailer paralysing t h e i r emotions A concert ef folk song*, with tranqulliiars while de­ spirituals On d Christmas carols was presented by ■ bating the vital Issoc of war Senior .Citizens Mixed Chorus or peace. “The higher you go in the at the DeBary Community pyramid ef power," ha said, Methodist Church hut Tues­ "the »urer is tha indication of day evening. The concert was conducted finding unbalanced people at by the Division of General the top." Extension of the nlversity ef . Burdick, co-author of “Fail of Florida with cooperation Safe" and "The Ugly Ameri­ of the DeBary Ministerial can,” charged that than li Asm. and other community “an abnormally high" con­ sumption of tranquiUtara In orgt filiations. Participating were the De­ Washington and "no ona can Bary Choriatara, the DeBary aay that the** drug* help in Glae Club and Choirs from the achieving wledoiq in the vital First Baptist Chureh, the Community Methodist Church and the First Presbyterian Church a n d representative members of ths Sanford Male Chorus. Mlsa Adelaide Conte was organist, Laura Platt Brown tha pianist and introducing tha director was Troy M. Wakefield from Galnesrille who was co-ordinator of the chorus. Serving aa director and guest soloist was Delbert E. Sterrett, tenor, who sang “Geau Bambino” by Yon aeompanlcd by Miss Conte at the organ. The benediction was given by Rev. Augustus C. Sum­ mers. Sidney Swallow played the chimes in eeverai num­ bers and the audience partici­ pated tn the ringing of “Silent Night.” Miss Conte was pre­ sented ■ Urge basket of American beauty roses. Church Calls For Blankets The Conrmlseion on Over­ seas Relief of the First Methodist Church of Sanford has issued a call for blankets for Algeria where its is re­ ported theussnd* are homeleas as the result of the civil war. The commission will handle forwarding of any blankets brought to the church office by Wednesday. Coot* usually feed on buds, seeds or aquatic insects asar shore, but may feed la deeper water and dive to depths of 10 to 20 feet. man; Mn. P. D. Anderson. Program Chairman; Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, Circle 1 Chair­ man, aad Mrs. Don Smith, Cirri# 11 Chairman. Another highlight on the pro­ gram was a short talk by the youth representative of the church. Sherry Spinelll, who met recently with other young people in a conference at Boggs Academy, about 13 miles south of Augusta, Ga. The Academy U a i l i year co-educatlonal, a c c r e d i t ­ ed boarding and day school for about 300 Negro high school students, serving a community of 300 families. Courses In agriculture, live­ stock training, homemaking and business education are alao offered at Boggs. Through committees of fac­ ulty aad students, every one has a part la planning tha school activities. The Christ­ ian Education Committee Hunt oi Boat Uncolw-Msccttry, Hodges, lira. Houaholder, 8peedy W llllarf Wlllla Motors;Don Bales of Sanford Motor Co. and Bill Hemphill of BUI Hemphill Motors. Salesmen of the four companies alao attended, aa well aa 8tudebaker field Representative Collie Glenn. (Herald Photo) LES HOUGHTON U the new sales manager with Stricklancl-Morrison Inc. here, n com­ pany announcement re­ vealed today. Hough­ ton, who came here f r o m Delray Beach started with Ford in 1053 and in a graduate of several Ford soles managers seminars ns well ns the Ford Mar­ keting Instituto in At­ lanta. He will make his home a t 100 Shannon Dr. in Pinecrest with his wife, Joyce, and three daughters, Elinor, 13; Marion, 10 and Debbie, eight religious life and integrates Christian education classes with the morning devotions, mid-week vespers, Sunday church school, and Westmin­ ster Fellowship. Mrs. Jamas M. Thompson presided and read the location and names of the workers la Presbyterian missions assign­ ed to the date, giving prayer for them. Mrs. M. H. Rice, as­ sisted by Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, Mrs. Ed Zimmerman and Mrs. Roy Howell Jr. gave the de­ votional. Proceeding the social hour, Mrs. Anderson was honored with the surprise garden show­ er and presented gifts from all the member*, with everything that might possibly be needed from bandana handkerchiefs and gloves to liniment and flower seeds. Refreshment* of assorted cakea. coffee and tea were served by the hostess. Mre. Paul Conway was n decision* made then." Tha author addressed the final session of a three-day symposium on tha prospects for demoency, sponsored by the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. Burdick did not elabonte on tho us# of tnnquliiscn but protested the growing com­ plexity that eeemlagly neces­ sitates their use. "Those men now in power in our government a n al­ ready near collapse under the tremendous weight of scienti­ fic knowledge placed upon them," he said, urging a re­ turn to a principle of sim­ plicity la which "Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Khrushchev would ■Imply aay, 'Let’s turn off the arms raca'." Samuel R. Johnson, 71, at Longwood, died la tho Orange City . Nursing Home Monday afternoon after g year’s illness. Ha was a resident ot Longwood for 13 years and was the husband of the late Florence F. Johnson. Johnson was born ta Cleve­ land, Ohio, Oct. I, lseo. He was salts manager for the Hyllard Company of St. Jos­ eph, Mo., for mtay years and was later associated with the Ford agency In Cleveland. He was a member of the Babcock Masonie Lodge of Cleveland and a veteran of World War L Survivors Include two sla­ ters, Mn. 0. R: Leach and M n. E. G. Luke, both of Cleveland; one b r o t h e r , George H., of Saginaw, Mlcb., and aeveral nlecea and ne- pbews. Funeral service* will bo held et 2 p.m. Wednesday at Bril* son Funeral Home with Dr. H. P. Ivy officiating. Burial will be in Oaklaw Memorial Park, with Brliaon in charge of arrangements. Computer Given GAINESVILLE (UPI) — A $230,000 digital computer, a gift from a California comput­ er company, la expected to ar­ rive at the University of Flor­ ida shortly. Tho high-speed computer will bo need tn train­ ing undergraduate Industrial ■tudenta la computer systems. guest and ethers present were Mrs. H. M. Cochran, Mrs. Arolyn True, Mrs. John Reav­ es, Mrs. Earl H. Unger, Mrs. Richard Beebe, Mrs. Jpkn Pilley, Mrs. Clifford Corden, Mrs. Marion Lee, Mrs. Jo# Smathcrs, Mrs. Vtruer Nel­ son, Mrs. Eioar C. Turning, Mrs. Ruby Sjoblom. Mrs. W. B. Harrison, Mrs. F. K. Don­ aldson. Mrs. Bernice Sinkbsil, Mrs. Robert Rugenatein and Mrs. A. E. Freese. U PY Needs Toys For Workshop By France* Waaler for used toys needed for the Christmas Workshop which la beiag sponsored by tho Unit­ ed Pnibytoriau Youth of the Lain Mary Community Pres­ byterian Church. Toy* will bo repaired and distributed to needy children at Christmas. Arrangements tor pickup of contribution* may be made by telephoning FA 28219 or donations may be left at tho church. Any re­ pairable toys, toys no longer beiag used or new toys will aid tbo project. Donations also may be given to Penny GrinaeU, project chairman, or any UPY member. By Mr*. Adam Muller A "Religion In Art" eahibltion will bo opened at 11 a. m. Thursday by the DeBary Art* and Craft* Club In conjunction with a ChrUtmaa Party at the DeBary Manlion Uouae. Tbo unique exhibition will b# preaentod under direction of Edith G. Brook*, program chairman, who will bo a*lilted by Mr*. Angel Diaz, Mr*. David Runk.l, A. Me Naughton, Mr*. Laura Lock, A. Mercer, Mr*. F. Harring­ 'Ll - i i T7| 11 . a’ * ton, Fred Cleveringa, An­ •li-• drew Dey and E. Eld ridge. Background arrangement* will bo provided by tho Bren­ CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS Tuesday night at the month! ner Nonary of DeBary. were, from left. Pfc. Kenneth Wiggins of Bellnlre, Ohio; . Serving on tbo reception Winegumcr of Palmer, Alaska, and AA Salvador Sparacello of Manwlo, la . and refreehraent committee With the lioys at right are Mrs. Lucille Fitxgeruld and Mrs. H. L. Johnson will b* Mr*. 0. Barnett, chairof the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club which supplied rnVts for man and Mr*. William Lakethe occasion and, at right, Mrs. Carolyn Higgins, USO hostess. man and Mrs. F. Harrington. (Herald Photo) Refmhmente will bo eorved from 11 a. tn. until ( p i n , The exhibition will run through tho month of De­ cember and will be open t« the public. Art clasaao wilt oentinue on Tuftday* until By Jaae Caaaelberry heads or variouj departments Host teams a n encouraged December 18 under direction Lyman High School will at Lyman, Fletcher Cackrell, to arrange for the nuts (0 of Artlat Don Emery. Claeeee compete with at teaat aeven 'faculty advisor, announced. be broadcast live ever a lo­ will r**umo at 9:30 a. m on other Central Florida high The “ Brain” toama will cal radio station If at aB Jan. 8. achoola in a "Brain Bowl”, be queried on science, matb, possible. an exciting new competition music, current events, art, Other schools roaaldartac based on "brain* rather than literature and aocla^ atudlea. participation are Sanford, Church O f God brawn” which la scheduled Question, will be compiled Oakridge, DeLaad, Ca s t , to begin la January. by Brevard Junior College, .Satellite, New Smyrna, Win­ Begins Revival A team of four atudeotr Orlando Junior College and ter Park, Seabcwatt, Win* Dally revival service* at with two alternates will be Daytona Beach Junior Col­ Titusville. I p. m. began Monday at the selected soon for their over­ lege. Dr. C. Raymond ViaDutan First Church of God. 1402 all knowledge. They will be Each team will compete of Brevard Junior Collage W. 14th 8t. la Sanford. determined as a result of every other week and has been designated eoordin* Invitation to the public baa testa to be made up by the matchca will be held on Sun­ a tor of the program far the been extended by the pastor, day afterooona from 3:30 p. month of January. A maettag Elder Floyd Burton, to at­ Grand opera was beard In a . until 4 p. m. at the parti­ of representative# from the tend the service* which are Little Rock. Ark., for the first cipating achooir. Lyman'a Inters,ted school* was aehn» being conducted by Rev. G. Uma la 1870, but the crowd first meet la tentatively aebe- duled to be held at 4 p. a , M. Eubanks, evangelist of was small because of a $2.30 duled for Jan. 0 against today at Tltusvlllo High St. Augustine. admission charge. Winter Fark High School. School to make final plaMk' AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S ONE-STOP SHOPPING CENTER If you'd like to *«v how handily >our cur dollar can bo tailored to your nwd-i. drop in ut your Chevrolet dealer's. He has four tntirily dijftrrnt kinilt u) cun to fit the exact shade of sport or thrift or luxury you want. Each has new aervicc-.-wivinK feature* 63 Chmolet Impola Sport Coupe, '63 ChmoUt Bit Air 6’t ‘autngrr Station Wagon. I * .. 77 I ' ' T"' I ^ B O R yR re-engineered, and now available , . j f ‘- t" -'*• 7 '• ” \ that add more convenience and I vl saving. Jet-imoolh T’J <'hntUtt: I :: It’s a luxury car. Roomy, quiet, I smooth riding with rich styling th a t invites comparison with the high-priced can*. '63 C hny / / ; too *nuppy looking and spirited to be called a thrift car. But sparing Li what it in in price and upkeep. '63 Cortuir: The rear-engine wonder with superb road behavior. I t’s for people with the family along. Then there’s our all-out sports car —the Com t h S H n g Ray: Restyled, > . ! .......... " 77 M t Aery / / Nora 400 Station Wagon, rt ^ ^ M *' ... H B E J 5 2 4 T .' p o ^S ^w * -v I Im , Chay 11 Now 400 4-Door Sedan, ____ ’IJ duty 11 N o n \00 Sport Coopt. in convertible or sport coupe. I'/ ;7 Whatever your new cur fancy, B you’ll find the answer here. v' rtO 11 1v . }. K m f t B o i n g Great I 63 Curtoir Monut Club Coupe. By Jaae Casselberry A Lyman High School Skating Party will ba held Thursday at the 8k*U City Rink from 440 p. m. until 10 p. m. Ticket* a n availahte from ■ — hern ad * a TBO O b k 63 ChmoUt Bit A ir 4-Door Stdan. Sew Corntti Sting Roy ConttrlMi. See four entirely different kinds o f cars at your Chevrolet dealer's showroom I U k. 2nd i t Palm etto SANFORD, FLA. I �& Orteado; t a i Leslie U1n r . OvM>; Craig M m , tyUI Booth, Aanto Mm Kxlght; Davasa FirU r, Mis. Owm Miller i t . M d baby, Valia Bobbin*, U V ana k m , Mrs. Lanr Margaa aad kakjr Classified for your convenience HI-FI Stereo Bacoria. Top CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA M U to Uit your Gift 100. Chriataaa, classic, papular. Perfect gift tor any member «f the family. Santord Electric. Down, t a n Santord. FA S-15II. Emma DaWsard, DeBary; Evaa Beach, DeBary; Edvard 8. MeCaD, Oaarsa Araald flr., Call* Mm TaaaiM l aad K* T O U te DJCKT. £TSAY/iUatsa ffsrc S S W / SsS RMU3AIN? j S L IG H T S u sc d I K?? B O W L IN G W BALLS f sof v KNOW- Mr*. WflUa Lm Graham aad baby, Mima Pan! Maxwell, Quality • Fashions Geneva; Ladle WlDcatt, De­ a Service nary; Steven Weir, Mary Gifts for all! Scriven, Mary McDaniel, Elis­ CUSHMAN Golf Carts, aad YOWELL'S abeth Parks, Mildred Mc­ GIFTS FOR BOYS Scooters, Gasoline A ElecOf Salford Cloud and Margaret Smith ef trie, m v aad need. Fin­ TENTS, Skates, Air Blftes, Sanford. ance Plan. Bobeon Sport­ Stooping b a g s , Hunting , DeBary; Isabella ing Goods. Downlon San­ knife. Army-Navy Surplus. Apopka; Daisy Mae ford. FA *9M1. Lake Monroe; MarCALL SHIHLEY JONES at FA 2402 to list your Gift Ideas. DANIEL Green Slippers, t u s to B N . Other bed­ TAMPA <UFI) — A five- room slippers from IMS. year-old boy who was aban­ IVEY’S S Piece Living Room Suite BOOKS A CARDS doned in a Lm Angeles bar SHOE STORE IM.S0. Choice of colors. S for. IS, rejoined his mother Piece B e d r o o m Suite. IDEALS, Classics, ChOdreh a in a joyous aeons Sunday Singer Round Bobbin equip­ fWM. Choice of Colors. ped to sig sag. Guarantee. Books. A Shopper’s Dream! Paul Maxwell, Geneva; Isa- night at a Tampa airport. Echols Bedding Company. I Payments |».10. Phone McVIcars, Downtown Hanbells Blake, Mary MeDsnlel, little David Collins Jr., Rodney Carr, Msbla Barnes, whose picture In a 0L Peters­ PA S-MU. Margaret Smith, Steven Weir, burg newspaper located hie APPLIANCES JEWELRY johnny Scott and Julia Wright mother, Mrs. Catherine Collins CALL SHIRLEY JONES at of Sanford. of Pinellas Park, ran down the CALL SHIRLEY JONES at Births airplane ramp to his mother's CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA 2-5812 to list your Gift FA 2-MU to list your Gift FA 2-Mil to list your 01ft Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faint of side when the plan# landed. Ideas. Ideas. Ideas. Sanford. ■ bov "This to wonderful. This to Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCloud wonderful," the happy mother exclaimed over and over. of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. WilUo Graham David had disappeared with his father, David Sr., six months ago, when the elder Space People* Collins took him on n picnic. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Mrs. Collins first learned bis IXVTFATION TO M D INVITATION TO VID Fasting Advice LV T U B C l l t r r I T COURT OF whereabouts when his picture C ity •» Sanford Seeled hide w ill be r e . T U K SIX TH JU DICIAL CIIU ■eeleit bids w ill be reeelT. eelved In th e office of th e e r r r , u appeared in the newspaper af­ and fo b im r Kills Woman ter he waa abandoned, appar­ •d In th e office o f th e C ltj C ltr M aneeer, C ity H ell, Bee- S O M COUNTY. FLORID A, WASHINGTON (UPI) - ently by his father. She wrote M anager, C ity U nit, S anford ford. F lo rid a, n n tll 1:1* P. M. IX rB A X C K B T SO . USOfl F lorida, u n lit ItSS P. M. 01 on F rid a y . D scom ber T, IMS, ROT W. PA RK H R Mrs. Gloria Lee Byrd, a 30- to authoritlea in Loa Angelas F riday, D ecem ber T, ISIS, or on tho follow ing llem i and T w o (S) now to n g w heat MOHirtV M. PA R K E R , h i t th e fo llo w ln e Item ei year-old woman who reported­ to claim her boy. baee dum p tru e k a n s sp e ­ wife, ly undertook a M-day fast But persons in eeveral other Two (S) eew er pum ps, cified. T he en g in e ahall here on instructions from states also claimed him, lead­ e le c tric a lly driv en , one h av e n m inim um disp lace­ m ent o f I t s cubic laches d riv e n by n eeeondary , "space people" on Jupiter, ing to considerable red tope g a ao lln e engine, S00 gpm ea ehow a la th e epoelflcations. Any tru c k w ith a t 40TDH. before a court ruled he belong­ n sm aller en g in e d isplace­ ed to Mrs. Collins. m en t w ill n o t be a cc ep t­ Sene* ae I l e a A — b n t Mn. Byrd, of Rolling HUls, Los Angeles County juvenile a b le and ehnll n o t be bid. S00 gpm a t S0‘ TDH. R ids w ill be publicly opened (tom C Calif., waa rushed to Georgo transportation officer Marcus Two (1) pum p e o n tro t a n d read In th e C ity ComWashington University Hos­ Greenfield flew here with m lealon Room, C ity H alt, flanp an ela ee specified. ford, F lorida, a t t .M P. M. Horn D pital last week after she was David. He laid when the plana Plpo end flttln g e for In . on F rid a y , Decem ber T. ISIS. found in a hotel suite. Doctors circled the Tampa airport the ■ peclfleatlone a re av ailab le In e ta lla tlo n of aew ago pum pe aa Hated In th e a t the C ity M atiagsr'a Office. said then she was near death boy excitedly asked, Hls this Theae a re th e earns tw o •peel flee t Iona. from sever* malnutrition and really home V* tru c k u n ite bid N sv em b sr St. Item B dehydration. O ne I I I new, fo ur-inch 1IM. The C ity Com mission c e n trifu g a l t r a a h ty p e rc js c tsd e ll bide on theae Mrs. Byrd was a leader In pum p. gneollns engine, Legal Notice • 2,000-member planetary re­ m o u n ted on a tw o-w heel t r a i l e r • • epedfled. search organisation which haa Bide w ill be publicly open­ ita headquarters at Palos ed a n d re ed In th e C ity Comi r w h s p r a v to u a y e w N e o b y Yards, Calif. m lsalon Room, C ity H all. flan, ford, F lo rid a , e l S:00 P. M. on A UTTUB OLD LACTf WMOMADTCJ She came here in Septem­ F rid ay . D ecem ber T. 1»4J. use doth hands / S p ecificatio n s a re av ailab le IX T B B CIRCUIT COURT. ber with plans for a “space a t th e C ity M anager's Office. X IX TII JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT ship" to ahow government of­ W a rre n K. K aow lee o r FLORIDA. IX AXD FOB ficials, then began her fast. A C ity M anager gRBIXOLM COUXTV. C l tr of Hanford, F lo rid a IX CMAXCKRY NO. 1S4M female companion oald Mrs Publlah D ecem ber 4 xo n cB or Byrd atarted the “acientific to file any cU trns end de­ ODD-10 rO K RCLO aU RR BALB R. W. WILLIAMS, experiment for peace" on or­ m ands w hich you, o r e ith e r INVITATION TO BID P la in tiff. you. m ay h a v e a g a in st ders of volcca from outer of Sealed bide will be received •ve •e ld e sta te In the office of In th e office o f tho City apace. T. a FISH E R . llun. C. V ernon Mis*. C ounty M a n Kills Maid, Shoots Himself HOMESTEAD (UIT) — An Air Force staff sergeant (hot and killed hls barmaid girl friend Sunday, then took hia own life. Police aald Arturo C. Rivera, SB, of Homestead AFB walked Into • crowded bar in Leisure City and (hot 3«-y«arold Blanche M. Chaney with a J8 revolver, then turned the gun on himself. Ju d g e of H-m lnole C ounty, a t hie office In th e C o u rt H ouse In Hanford. F lorida, w ithin • I t c alen d e r m onths from the tim e of the firs t p u b licatio n of th is notice. Each claim or dem and m ust be In w ritin g a n d c o n ta in th a plaoo o f reeldonee end poet office ad d ress o f th e c la im a n t end m u st be • w orn to by lh a c la im a n t, h la a g e n t o r a tto rn e y , o r tha sem e shall be void, la ) H a rla n T uck Ae A ncillary A dm inis­ tr a to r a b a . a f said aetata K. Tope D eaeett, of tb a firm o f R eseat! end Tuck T M aitland F la sa M aitland, F lo rid a A tto rn ey fo r A ncillary Adm. Actress 1“ 1 1 r r i IT rr r jr rp ii ■ rr i» it M anager. Hanford, Florida, u n til 1:1* P. M.. W ednesday, J a n u a ry t, t i l l , fo r tho fu rn ­ ishing a n d lay in g of m a te ria l for th a re su rfa c in g o f eevarat s tre e ts In th e c ity of Honford. Tha b id s sh ell bo on s per ton In pleeo basis for • q tla n . Illy of a p p ro x im ate ly l.oo* lose. T he m a te ria l ahall he hot a sp h a ltic co n crete su rface course. T ype If, ae specified by th e F lo rid a Hlato Road and CDD-ll WIT.NF.HH the hand and seal 1—N um aa p la n e r (Model of said Court title le th day MM. ger. No. »7*T). com- o f Novem hsr, A. D. t i l t . p lete w ith belle. XX HP tIB A L ) ele ctric m o to r (W estin g , C lerk o f tho C ircu it C ourt house, ger. No. III1 I7 I), In and For Sem inole Coun­ and s ta r te r end sw itch .* ty. Florida 1—d e l — E i t r s Round By: M artha T. V thlea Hide Heed* w ith flooring D. C. and V -Jolnt knives F ra n k A. T aylor I —Mklddvr w ith Ve ta. A ttorney for P la in tiffs cable m ounted on old XXI N orth M agnolia A rena* F u rd tru c k Orlando. Fts. 1—Bel — E x tra fletblocks Publish Dor. 4, t1, I I . XL fo r m ill CDD-I 1 — Belt lac er I — K nife b ala n ce r 1 — W a te r pum p com . p iste w ith 1 IIP electric m n to r I W eatlnghouae, g«r. No. U > 4 |W |, pipe* end tan k . •aid sale to be held a t 11:44 o'clock, a. m. on W ednesday, D ecem ber I t . a t th e front (or w e ste rly ) door of the flem lnole C ounty C ourthoueo •d Adopted A ugust 1, under Section in . W eight tic k e ts for each tru c k toed of m a te rie l sh e ll be fu rn ish e d dally to th e C ity sb o w lu g th e q u a n tity m ea­ surem ents- W eight* w ill be cheeked by th* C ity of S a n ­ ford. M a terials end c o n stru c ­ tion s h a ll com ply w ith tha •p a c ific a tio n s of th* Florida ■ la ta R oad D epartm ent.. In te re s te d peril** m ay o b ­ ta in locations, m easurem ents, and r a te s of a pplication a t the C ity M a n a g er's Office. tilde ehall bo m arked • • •ueh on tb a outeldo of the envelops end sh all e la te the tim e th o w ork w ill commence. Bide w ill be publicly opened In th e C ity Com m ission Room of th e C ity H ell a t t:M P. M . J a n u a ry I. 1*41. T he C ity C om m ission reserve* th e rig h t to a c c e p t the low est a n d /o r beat bid. R id s ehell be based on a com plete a a d ftalshed p ro ject. W a rre n E. K now les C ity M aaeger C ity of Hanford. F lorida P u b lish Decem ber 4. tiset” You can find anything you need advertised in the Her­ ald by Sanford merchants. as intY*ne h r thai/ v * j u m u , A MY9M Y s t u m * D e fe n d a n t NOTICE III HKRKIIT HIVKM th a t p u rsu a n t ta F inal AUDO. and KENN ETH DALCOM, Jo in tly , D efendant*. T o a a re hereby required ta flla y our A nsw er a n d /o r o therw ise plead In accordance w ith law w ith the c le rk o f th a abova entitled C ourt and to serve a copy of earns upon F ra n k A. Taylor, A ttorney fo r P ls ’l . tiffs. 114 N. M agnolia Avenue, Orlando, Florida, on o r before the fnd day of J a n u a ry , A. D. 1141. The name of th e court In which title s u it haa been In stitu ted la C ircu it Court, Ninth Judicial C ircuit. Hemlnote County, Florida, and the abbreviated title of th is ra se le HOT W. PA RK ER and §0 . PHIH M. PARK Kit. hie Wife, P la in tiffs, -ve. UEOnuK ABDO, T rusts*, e n d OEOROH AUDO. Individually, a n d VELLA DKEME AUDO. hie wife.J Individually, and tIKOROE C. AUDO, end KKNNKTtf B A Ir CUU, Jo in tly , D efendants, Chancery No. 1X444. O ther- ■tf'jflKKFrTJM m m w nr Me NOT RESPONSIBLE I will M t be responsible for My debts incurred bv anyone other than myself. JAMES E. SMITH for My debts incurred by Myono other than myself. . KARL GOLNICK �> . usiness SW EETIE PIE By N adia* StH atr FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BUNDS Stenographed CLEAN I n o n furnished aparment Water aid atec. fernlfbed. $55 a month. Ph. live a n d work in 1 ROOM APT. F u n . Ut floor, elderly couple, or wo­ rn ul Electric and water turn. $30. Mo. FA 2-300. BEAUTIFUL DAYTONA BEACH IMMEDIATE OPENING* FOR QUALIFIED APPLICANTS WHO CAN TABS DICTA­ TION AND TYPE AT REA­ SONABLE SPEED PROOF O P V . & cm SE N 8HIP REQUIRED IS. Help Wn M IS. SitatUeam Wanted N . BekpnHUn SI. Beaaty Sains Good Storting Salariaa Liberal Benefit Plans it. HeiM - Pals! - Repair 2S. Building Materials APPLY MON. THRU FRJ. s to a I Bedroom, Florida roam. Fenced la back yard. $75 me. Fboaa alter 8:10. Ph. Legal Notice r t e r m o v s wakm tha Clark of tha circuit court ■amlaala County, Florida, la accordant, with tha provt■Iona of the Flotltioui Nama Statute*, to • wlti a-etton lll-oa Florida Itatutoa HIT. H |l Htlan A. Thorn. Fuhllah Nov. ft, IT S Dee. 4, it. net. Complete am ice; Ins tfcs; work n i r t S n t , 70S SOUTH RIDGEWOOD FA SUIT after S p js .t AVENUE tima weekends. DAYTONA BEACH SI. PosHry - Ltrostsek HA. Pets NEW 2 bedroom duplex, built32. Flowers • Shrub* in range. Cloee is. 171-30 33. Fi s l l s i w monthly. AIM furnished t 14. Articles Fer Sslo bedroom bouse end 1 bed­ 35. Articles Wasted S«. AstenwbSes • Tracks room furnished apartments. Nice. Everett H a r p e r 37. Bests • Motors 18. Motorcycles • Scooters Agency. 2463 Park Ave. Ph. GENERAL ELECTRIC • Hospital Bade • Playpen* • Wheel Chain • Strollers •b x m o u c e tn rrr e Commodes • Baby Bed* s o a n e oomwisaiow s Walken • High Chain Wottaa a* Pufetle Heart-* Katie* le hureby given, that S Crutches • Rolls way Bed* after aanilSarstlon, the e.ml»ete County Zoning Commit- WILSON - MAIER •Ion wtU hold a public bearFA 2-3423 Ins to dotormlno tho focal- 311 E. First SL blllty of roaommondlne to tho Board of Conaty Commtt.lunorn that tho following decTHOMAS crlhod property prcoontty uonod A-t Agriculture ho aonod MOVING C-t Corara.rolel: not A (Uae ho* too.TV ft S and Sill* ft & STORAGE W' of m r corner, row g 1* It* Local A Long Distance Moving 41" B XtS.ST ft B SS-ir W FA 2-1991 101.11 ft to canal. NTV'ly along 201 N. Laurel cenel 141 ft N It'Sl'SS" hi lll.SS ft SE'ljr along curve with 30 ft radlue to beg and hog S4S ft S of SB corner run N ee*4S‘l»" w l i t ft Punished ApartBMat close itrsc ii" w ioo ft a i - t r i r w ite.i tt a s i'ti's t" w i at e In. Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4012 ft B to eanet BE'ly along cenel and NEly along Uka to Room in private home. K lino North to beg) and 322-7431. Idle 1. 3 end 3. Block 1, Amended Flat Seminole Park. F. e. S. F«. Ik Public hearing will ho held 4 ROOMS and bath. Com­ pletely unfurnished. Near la the Seminole County Court Moueo, County Commleelonere NAS. Nothing fancy, but Room. Hanford. Florida, on cheap 'rent. $7.30 weak. Ph. Wedneedey. December 13. 1113 FA 23219. at T:3o P. M. or ee eooa there­ after o« poetlble. Seminole County Zoning EFFICIENCY Apt., Saafert Commlealon By nobert ft. Brown newest, ideally located an flemlnolo County Zoning First St. near Pfet Office. Director Publloh Nov. 3T A Dec. 4. 1113 2 City Puking Lota, shop­ CDC-tl ping places. Suitable for couple or alngle, one rent. IK thsi n a c f i T co cut o r TlfW JIIXTH JUDICIAL CIRNo utility charges. Inquire e r r r or a x d v o w s k m i Manuel Jacobeon D e p t . aOLH COUNTY, riOHIDA. CHANCERY NO. ISSN Store. AMERICAN FEDERAL SAV­ INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION o r ORLANDO. CDC-47 SUNLAND XOBEIIT BARR. «t at, D e ft n ilin U . NOYICH OS' HAMS NOTICE Id H E ttU U T (JtVXN th a t on th a l t ( h day ef D actm b ar IH 3 . a t tl:o * A. M a t th a m ain d o e r of th a C ourt H a u .a o ( Bvmlnota C ounty, a t X anford. V lorlda. th* u n d .r . a la n .d C lark w ill attar for aala to th a h lg h tH and b . . t b idder for ra a h th* follow ing 4 a a c rtb .il ra a l p ro p a rty : C a s t I I fa s t a f Lot SI a a 4 a ll a f L »t IT. QUCEN4 M IRRO R SOUTH REPLAT ADDITION TO CAS8ELn r . R n r F l o r i d a , accord­ ing to th a p la t th ara o t a . recorded In P la t Itook t l , p a e a H , P ubllo Ra* c o rd , o f gam lnole County, V lorlda. l a t a t h a r w ith a ll a tru c tu ra i. Im p ro v em en t* flstu ra a . aplU n cr* . and a p p u rta n a n r* . on paid land o r u .* d In onnjunulion th ara w lth . Thlv aal* la m ade p u r.o a n t t a fin al d aeraa a f f a rte lo .u ra e n tire * tn C h an eary aettan No. 1X344 now p a n d la f In tha C ircu it C o u rt a f and for B .m lnola C ounty, flo rid * . DATHD th is l« m d a / af November, 1113. (SEAL) A rth u r H. B eckw ith. Jr.. C lark a t th a C lreu it C ourt M a rth a T. V tklan D aputy C lerk A n d .r.o n , Ruah. Daan L ow nda. A van d«n U -rg A tto rn ay a fo r P la in tiff ALL SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE Ban Tha LMN Now 4 Bodroom Home In Lake Way man llvigbta On Longdate Ava. Just South Of longdate 1.00-wood, Fla. 8 Miles booth ef baaford Turn Wool at lad Road Booth of Owvna Broa. OPEN It a. m. to 4 p. m. DAILY FOR 8ALE Unfurnished house oe N. Cameron Ave. 4 mites east of Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, kitchen appliances, quiet S t Johns R ealty neighborhood, school bus THE TIME TESTED FIRM stop. $40 per month. Ph. 110 N. Park Ave FA 24120 FA 2-0145. E. B. Stowe. $ Bedroom, 2 bath, built-la raaga 3*3 month. | Bed­ room. 1 bath, $23 month. 3 bedroom $40 month. For further information contact Ted Williams Hardware. 205 E. 23th St. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY WtndahMd EMPLOYER Pay cloning and assuma mortgage, or will rent lor $72 month, g Bedroom, Florida room, and handy LOST: Oval Cameo Pin, in storage house. FA 2-1745. Sanford. Call FA 24477. 2 BEDROOM partly furniabtd house at 710 Palmetto Ave. Reward offered. For sate by owner. Carl Bradbury. Call FA 2-2403 for appointment. WE RENT Heaters Cleaned Florida Stats Employment Serrica nonet IS h e reb y S tv .B th a t I am a n e a s a S la h o a la a ss a t U k a M ary, S am laala C ounty, y lor Ida, u a d a r the flctltlou* wama of H K LEfTn MOST XORNXR. s a d th a t I Inland to raetatar aald nama w___ ith FRIGIDAIRE Attractive CB kerne, located SIS Magnolia P h FA M B at ios Lake Dot Drive. Kitchan equipped. Heater, wa­ IRONING Wanted. FA SI. Powltry • Livestock ter beater A blladi. Total Small touch up Jobe. Faint­ price $U,5M. Down paying, window cteanleg and meat $330.00. Payments repairs. Work guaranteed. $74.00. Completely reflnPh. PA 2-1107. labed inside and e a t A hooey of s huyl Day work Ironing. FA 2-7701 DACHSHUNDS AKC registered. Black A taa. 0 Months Colored Maid, mature, reaid. All shots. 222.1701. Stenstrom Realty aponalbte, beat references, seeks day week. Tuesday aad-or Fridays. Baa ewe Kennel. FA 24753. J. W. H all, R ealtor ••Can Han- F A M N 1 2544 Se. F i f th Ave. Back Glass Door Glass Vent Gloss SERVICE Senksrik Glass and Paint Company WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES Approximately 3H acres, with 134 ft. on river, H mile off EL 42. $4,600 Can FA 24473 after 4:00 p .a . ANTIQUES. Kerosene haatar. Gateway To The Waterway eat glsu, powtar, marble Robson Sportiat Good* topped cheat, diehee, lampe, Yew EVUfRUDS Dealer* 1*20 Palmetto Are. Be- SM-M E. let PR. FA M SSt tween 6:30 A 0:30 p. m. Mahogany drop leal table and 4 matching chain. CMfte tibia, end table. Oecaalonal chain. 222-SMS or 222-1137. Happy Birthday to m We're 17 y ean old teday. T alk 'Viral $49 takes 4 Aalouale adrantego of ea r expefef Wtedowa, l Jalousie Door, Comptate. 2 needs minor repair. Call FA B13l» al­ She yes top foaBty kef-T' galas like: New MSS S i f c ter 5 p. m. push buttes Evteredee tyr'J 9I0S. 2S bp. only $248. $788 Beamon Deluxe Wringer It* Ltrooaa IBM. |4MS UT Weiber, Aluminum Drain Cmiser with u s fcp tfe Tube, both ilka new. Ph. board, outboard, anmpitte. SUM. Many others. Our am ice la lettiag batter each year. Becaeaa Am is ear bealooea a id e a r Beats saee le Am. Bey s new or aaad anniversary p w la lw ACCORDION. 120 baas FrontaliaL For beginners or Inter­ today. Tar ms. Closed aflT mediate!, Yours tor fOSJM. day Wednesday to Hold k e t v equipment, tokens Spoci-L teg floodr. Dowetewe gate's BE MODERN! Cook and heat lord. FA MM1. water economically with HiTherm Bottled Gee. Miller Radio sad Appliance. US 8. Park Ave. Ph. FA MOSS. Electric Guitar. Deal pickup. Like new. Also begteaera Hybrid Geraaluau In bloom Accordion. 12 Baas. Both GRAPEVILLE NUR2EEY fer $50. FA 2-0437. HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK Grapevllte Ave. Bear 20th BL PwfcHtenal Caro. 8o4> Water. Model M Wtncbeater, note105 ». Pah FA H 7 U matte 12 gaage ghotgw with eerryteg c u e . Never Highest cam Fisase Fate wed. $100, FA 24437. Hsrtey-Dsvldsoa Matercyiit, g Trade-In Allieneie Made $100. FA 2-1MI. On Peed Farekars 4 Ap­ 1 Vanity Dresser, 1 Chest sf Drawers, Twin Hollywood pliances. Bed, spring 4 mattress. 1 WILSON - MAIER Single Burner Perfection 11 B. First BL FA 2401 Heater. 417 W. 11th 8L ROOMS, Ihe Gables, 401 2204 Palmetto Ave. Furnished Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. home. $7200 all cash. Ph. Office FA 3-211$ 322-4040. RENT A BED Nights FA 2-0441 Rollaway, Hospital 4 Baby 2 Bedroom borne. New $ 9 33-4700 Beds Trundle Bed In cherry wood. month. Tama 4 Ins. in­ 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. By Day, Week, or Month 3 m o n t h s e l d . Call PLUMBING cluded. 2224081. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Contracting 4 Repairs FA 2-4137 after 4 p.m. fer FREE ESTIMATE CITY Ph. FA >4111 11$ W. let 8 t 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, terras- Nice and Neat 2BR, I bath CB appointment. FREE DELIVERY Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ so floor. Concrete block. In R. I.. HARVEY ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ home, situated on large cor­ West Sanford. Out of flight ner lot at 1701 West 2nd St. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3323 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. pattern. L uge coroar lot. Co., at TOO Celery Ave. Completely refurnished, like Small tquity and assume FA 3-3UT. MW. $230 down, and $34 per mortgage b a 14 n c e. VA Furnished 2 bedroom home. month, including tasee and Used furniture, appliances, monthly payment $77. Ph. Double garage. Fruit trots. insurance. Plumbing ft Hunting FA 20200. tools, ate. Bought • Sold. 2421 Palmetto. FA 2-0412 AIR CONDITIONING Iarry ’s Mart 213 Sanford DECEM BER or FA 2-0274. CONTRACT and REPAIR Ave. Ph. FA 24122 Stenstrom Realty WELAKA APARTMENTS: WORK Rooms private baths, 114 tow Sanford Ave. PA 24542 Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. W. First St. SUPER TRADING POST Lake view home with lake • Room furnished bouse. A-l. Prospect with lu g e equity FA 2-0477. privileges In South Silver COLOR T.V. In 3 bedroom, lte both $119 Mo. FA 2-637. 319 Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms By Wostinghouso. Como in homo. WILL TRADE for 4 BEDS FOR RENT Sanford Avo. and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ and see it for yourself. Hospital, Rollaway t, Juve­ 195647-52-39 Housetrslfer. 1 0 A 9 FALCON StetteR Wegen Legal Notice ed. Phone FA 2 7394. Town 4 Country T. V., nile. FREE delivery and Clean first floor ApartmeaL Terms to suit most anyone I ™ * Standard T r i j j s ^ ^ NOTIt E TO CREDITORS 2555 Park Dr., 123-5362. Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ Pick-up. with a good equity In their 1 Q A 4 CADILLAC - 4 Door, Power end l \ T IIH COURT o r TDK ROBERT A. WILLIAMS metto. trailer. Everett A. Harper FURNITURE CENTER t ut \ r t j i m.s: in ta li vow I A i r CowL, T.V. Service within tho hour. Raaltor SBMINULM COt.VTV. FLOR­ 1100 French Ave. Agency Realtors, 2465 P u k Call Coys T.V. Service IDA! IN PRONATS!. NO. AIS3 2 Bedroom home with Flor­ Raymond LundquUt. Assoc. I M A CORVA1R, 4 Door, Deluxe, Floor Bitch Ph. FA 3-7952 Ave. Sanford, Fla. Pbooe IN ME: ESTATE OV calls $2.00. Many used sets ida room amt kitrbap FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FA 2-2265. ELI DA KARHALA for sale. $5.00 will hold till equipped. $75 month. Call Dacaaiad. I B M CHEVROLET 2 Door Christmas. FA 2-9663. To All 1'c.dHara, L*s*t***a 33-0900 for Information. MAYFAIR realdantlal lota. 2 Bedroom CB home. Kitchen • Automatic ’f r a n a ^ ^ ^ ^ D la«rlbol.*a nnd r> iw a > H a * , Lockers, Tranks, T e a t s , Cleared, 103 1 1 3 ft. lit N. equipped. No down pay­ la * Any c la im . a* D .a a n d a 2 Bedroom house, kitchen 1 Qfif) FALCON • 2 Door Sedan Tarps, Floats, 4 Knives, A ealn at la id E atata i Scott Ave. 910,000. FA 2-1535 ment, assume payments. 27. Sptclnl Services • Ww4l Standard T r a n n ^ ^ ^ ^ equipped. 1505 Douglas Ave. Tou and la c k a f you ara Boats, Army-Navy Surplus or PA 3422$. J. N. Robson 170 N. Cartel. North Or­ KEROSENE DELIVER and hanky natifU d that you a ra FA 2-0342. 319 Sanford Avs. I M A CHEVROLET, 1 Ton Steka lando. n e u lr a d hy Law la p ra ta n t Furnace deenlng service. I M U Dual Wheat. any e lalm i and dem and! 3. Bedroom fern, house. 1407 Charter Benton. FA 2-4314. w hich you. o r e ith e r of you, 2 BEDROOM house. Us lots. 13. Mortgage Loans 1QCQ OLDS Station Wagon m ay h a v t a n a ln .t tha a .ta la First Street. No children. Close to Junior High School. of RUt>A KARHALA. da■M U 4 Dour A u to s a a tjj^ ^ ^ HEATING FA 2-2565. $6500. Monthly payments of MORTGAGE LOANS c .a a .d , lata of .a id County, H. B. POPE CO. INC. to tha C ounty J u d a . of la m l1Q R Q OLDS • 44. 4 Door $54.70. Balance on 1st mort­ FHA aod Conventional 104 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4 nota County. Vlorlda. a t hi* Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m I9 U O Antoinette, gage $4400 at 4te%. Move In Commercial 4 Residential offlea In Hit court h o u .a of house. 824 Escambia. Ph. aald C ounty a t Saadord, Vlorbefore Jan. I for Homestead 4Q E O CHEVROLET. 3 Door Hardtop FA 2-0274. Ida. w ithin a ll calendar Exaraption. E. D. Klrehboff. ■WOO Economy 4 m o n th , from t h . tlm* nf t h . Stenstrom Realty A T T E N T IO N M E N ! ■rge 2 bedroom Trailer on flrat p u b lic a tio n a f tb la noFA 2 231. | QKD CUEVItOLET - V-2. 4 Door Station llca. Kach claim or dem and large lake. Call FA 2-7344. 111 N. Park Arc. FA 2-2120 •9 U O Wagon, Auto^P^jjjoerteg ■hail ba In w riting, and tb a ll H a n d l i n g all types of LEARN TO OPERATE • la ta tha p lic a a f ra a ld ia ia 3 Bedroom bouse. FA >4371 real estate. 1 0 M CHEVROLET. Delray Coupo V-4, and p o it offlea addraia af IS. Female Help Want tha claim ant, and th a tl b . 1 9 0 0 standard T r a n a ^ ^ ^ ^ JOHN E. FOX, Beautician wanted. Cut ’N •w o rn to by t h . claim ant, hla Clean furnishsd Apartment a a* n t. o r hla a tto rn ,y , and downitalrs. Adults. Phone 1 Q R 7 CADILLAC, 4 Door Srdaa, DoVllte REALTOR Curl Beauty Chop. 31S Pal­ any auch claim or dam and 1 9 9 1 Power. Air Cood. FA 2-1131. • SCRAPER • nULL DOZER not so D ial .h a ll ba void. 110 N. Park Avenue metto Are. FA 34431 or V ictor K arb ala 1 M 7 (»I.DS 4 Door Hardtop 98 Pi)one 323-0559. • GRADER FA 2 4013. • CULL SHOVEL Aa a d m ln ialrato r af tha 7. Bu»lnesa Rental* 1 9 9 1 power And Air Cand. E ita ta of • DRAGLINE • CLAM SHELL ELIDA KARHALA, FOR LEASE- Modern Ser1 M 7 BUICK 4 Door Sedan, AatemaUe D.caaaod. Lam-nl A J a rv ln .n vice Station, Two Bay PorA tto rs .y o for A dm lnialrator celian Enamel Building. Trained Men Are Earning over PLYMOUTH 4 Door Automatic Trane. C ity C antor b uilding Reasonable Invest­ L ako W orth. Florida • LARGER HOUSES V ulllah N ot. I f . 31 A Dae. ment Contact Sinclair Re­ OLDS - Supar 98, 3 Door Complete training •ining given gives you yew Actual oxpertenca on m* I. I I . 1143. • S and 4 BEDROOMS fining Co. FA 2-2151. Autematie. H a r d t o p ^ chines at our »ur rooldant reomaat troinl training canter, with amplerC DC-41 • MANY NEW FEATURES want aaaiatanco upon completion. Mall Coupon for tom CHEVROLET Slatton Wagon plate Information. Come out aad hate our aalaamaa ahow them to yon 4 Door, Autnw»*tjrV^i_ under construction. You’ll >«« — tha moat equsre For the many high pay. “ “ * PONTIAC. 4 Door Sodaa, footage for your dollar obtalaabla anywhara. ing Jobe In heavy con- . Automatic T i m ^ 3 - BEDROOMS, 1. 1ft & 2 BATHS That* Models Also Available On Your 0*a .traction, building cede. » u k £ u l l CHEVROLET 2 Doer. Standard Trane. brldgoe. dams, pipe tints, | Orlando, Fla. Lot at NO MONEY DOWN VA - NO DOWN PAYMENT air fialds, office buildings, . LOW MONTHLY PAYklKNTH •tc. Local and foreign VA • Conventional 4 FIIA Financing QUICK - EASY GMAC FINANCE am ploy man! opportunl-------------------- e --------------------(tea. You can atari now nunland Falalca ■ On 17-92 (2 -Ml. bo. of banfurd) without leaving your pre­ G-W WARRANTY - 12 MONTHS bale. Office let. IIoum In*Ida Entrance sent job. Country Club Rood at Mayfair Country Club KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PIL FA 3-8474 OPEN DAILY 10 TILL 5 JIM llt’NT REW.TY. Sale* tgent Contractors • Op< Days. I \ 2-31 Is • Eta. 4 bun. FA 2-0848 • 32J-07UU HEAVY EQUIPMENT Surdand Estates Homes ip lBI | ~ �- -V> . • •• fiif’ •' • ;.v~ » 5.I ■' ■■ ■ • ' i 5-^-4 I S K S ff S S s fiH R B W Galon Defeat Gator sophomores put on to impressive ado* for Flsrtdo, Strikes ••. Spares eon appnacUag at a gallop tba Fighting Greyhounds at Lpmaa ban moved their not hrItie* from tba gridiron to tba new gpm whan Caaab with tba top aeries, a I7S. Wait Deana boIdo forth aa (And another happy euetomv cage ■ eater. rolls over tho ISO average* Having matriculated into mark!) The Ball A Chain*re who wars bombing nway this pool Wednesday Included L o n l a a Cadenhaed 311/649 aad land­ ing tba man’s bowling were Dick Robbins with a hi single bavin# slightly over MM atadeala aow, tba Greyhound* a n gain# to moat aome for* addabla appaaltlaa oa tba floor aa tbap did aa tba foot* bob field. Aad D iana and tba bop* lava tba prospect. Three lettermaa a n return* thie pear, hat Gone Griffin and Doaap Smith, b a t h Jnaiora, a n tba oolp member* of laat paar'a aUrtiag Maeup. Talleat a n a oa tin team will bo Smith who atnnda n fair to middling S' 3", than will coma Bill Tollsan and John Cliaawall at S' I" aad Cano Wtnkehnan a t alx feat oven. Gary Fnrria and LaRue Balmtr a n the only aeniora on tho aquad thla year. Dturua aaya moit of hla strength will lie with hla Junior* and sophomores, who, The name af Batty Allen while tbap haven’t tba experi­ -T he tap game and series has cropped back lata the col­ JACKSONVILLE (CPI) - Bowl bare Dec. a despite tho ence he’d Ilka them to have, railed in Uw Thursday alts Jet umn again. Thla tlma H’a as a Tba Universify af Florid* will toy loss to Miami last Satur- (till bava Iota of aavvy and la in KefMre Lg was that result of loading the other play Ftna Stefa la the Gator Tbs Gator Bowl selection will giro a good account of b e l o n g i n g to W. A. Ward busies af tba Shooting Stars committee offered tba bhrtb tbamoahroa. (Wheeler Fertiliser) who shot Lg. with a 1M/I32 series. to Florida on roodWon tba Ga­ Tho achaduto thla pear in* a 206/(46 series. If mtmory Seams Ilka everybody’s having tors beat Miami. But tba com­ clndaa auch top-notch outfit* serves me c o r r e c t l y , thla themselves n m l good weak mittee announced Monday It aa Apopka, Ocoee, BUhop "boy” has bean r o l l i n g a of bowling, doesn't ItT Ahem, bad offered tba bid to Florida M o i r a , Lekoview, Now mighty potent bowling ball 1 aald . . . Doesn’t It, John! •lain, after Duka turned It Smyrna Beach aad Tltuavllla. the laat couple of weeks and (Keep q u l a t conscience! down, aad tba Gators accapt- The Greyhound* bava bean scoring m l wall. Vary Quiet.) Invited to play in the Tan­ It’s good to see Dot Powell Mention the HI Nooner’s Lg A spokesman said tha com­ gerine Bowl Tournament be­ topplin’ tho tbnben again. thla past week aad you're au­ mittee waa "vary impressed ing boated by Blahop Moor* 'The Powell Ftve-aome look tomatically talking ’boat tba Steady and reliable front with Uw general attitude of thla year. The other quintet* four points from their oppon­ highs of Mary Elmore IN and court star Arrieta became tba tha Florida coaching staff and participating are, in addition ents, flteinmayer R o o f i n g , Etta Dorman with her 474. loading winner at tba Orlan- players and by tea atmosphere to Blthop Moore and Lyman, with Dot showing the way And say, how *bout that do-Semlnol* Jai Alai Fronton after the Miami game . . . and Colonial Evana and Winter with a 217 scratch game plus neighbor of ours Carolyn Bal­ with 26 vlctorlsa and also tea dseldtd to m o u ld er inviting Park. a batter than 190 avarag* for ls*. Only bowling a couple of leading doubles player. Urn school to represent tea With S3 games oa tba doc­ three games, a (66 set. Team­ months and sha checked In Sharing tba Jal alal spot­ ket, Uw Tangerine Bowl aad mate Ralph Batts wasn't toe with on* of the nle* games in light with (to catena la Tba spot wss offered Miami tba state affairs, the Graymany pins behind Dot’s power- this league, a 160. Furquat who waa named play­ totem tea game with Florida, bounds are going to hero a housing as she checked in with Special recognition now to er of the week. The youngster an condition Miami won, hot buoy winter ahead of thorn, our gal friends from Seminole won flvo games last wnak la tba Hurricanes refused to and Dsarns aaya “w* will do n 216-672 combination. H Just ticklse the daylights Memorial Hoepltal . . . tba tha first game and then added commit themselves until after everything possible to keep out of mt to watch Louise Wednesday A. M. Nunes Lea­ four more hi tba second aad tea game and tec bid s i s from having a losing season." Hoaford bowl In tho Friday gue. How do you like those ap­ third gamca for a total of nine. withdrawn. Tba Hurricanes, Diuni*, when asked what propriate team names—Achas Arrieta bad fight win* for underdogs against Florida, ac­ brand of ball tba boys will ova Bandipurs Lg. and Palnal Uw week. cepted a bid to play hi tba play pointed oat that they She makes her approach . . . late tba ball go . . . and terns Stanley led the Pains with n Arrieta won tha weakly hon­ Gotham Bowl In Now York aft­ loro to run and the fast break, high scoring gams will bar back b a f o r * aha seas 174 and Smltty’a 123 was tba ors during the fln t weak of er their victory. Pena State, ninth-ranked to be tbs ticket. what’s been hitl (Confidents!- best for the Achas. These girls play at tha fronton sad was ly, I don’t know whether It’s have themselves a m l good on* of the top tea leaders the nation and winner af the He pointed out though that time while out bowling. Burely sine*. Lambert Trophy as beat team tometimee too much speed on n case of being absolutely cer­ wish mors people would have In th* running for tha top la tba East, accepted tba first the court will result In mis­ tain that nhe'i going to strike ten players, Arrlatn edged out Gator Bowl hid 10 days ago. take* being made, but ha nlao o r . . . o r . . . or . . . sha doesn't their attitude. Yvette Hunter and (Look Eloiirl 236 to 226, based oa • Athletic Director Ernest Mc­ Mid that unleaa a team hat have the heart ta watch that ball make that long alxty-foot out now on this name, John) 3-3-1 system. Newcomers to Coy said Monday the Nlttany the proper material for a ball roll down to the pint!) la any Beverly Grabarklewlcx were tea lop t*n were Badlola, Al­ Lions would begin practicing control gem* more error* event. It’s working Just right one-two in tba Jet Bowlerettas das and Xchants replacing for tba game Dae. 16, either at can result from the alow Lg. Uriiar, Egans and Martin. St. Augustine, Annapolis, Md., far her. break than will from the fast Yvette shot a (06 scries and Although not la the top ten, This past week she topped Bev came thru with a hi slngl* Martin still remains as the or Atlantic City, N. J. break. "Wa feel that Florida M de­ Moat of tba team learned all af the other gels with a of !M. leader In singles, with nine. finitely tea beet team In tha their ball fat the ninth grade 300/(43 aerie*. Gladys Pllolan continues to Onate and Irlart* arc tied Jess Cook (Harry's Liquors) master that back-up ball of with six wins In the fasturad South to play Pena State," and bava bean playing togeth­ said Gator Bowl committee er elnce that time, and all of was striking a v a r y t l m * 1 hen. eighth game singles and Elor- chairman Lamar Dean. them were on the varsity last watched him roll during the She’s this week's Plneerest ri holds the moat win* In Uw Florida has played hi Mm year and aaw action. City Lg. play. Inn Lsagua leader In both do­ all star llto, with nine. Bowl three times previously, It U tho eoach’s hop* that ,As n matter of fact, la that pertm ante, hi gam* aqd series Jaeln was Involved la two th* Nlttany Lions me* before. with tho new South Seminole m e particular gam* h# finally with totals of 1M A 440. Hava of tha big payoffs during the Jr. High to Casselberry, an stopped striking long enough you ever watched a rlghthand- matinee and evening perform athletic program can be sat Cincy Picked ta tally his score which read ad bowler roll a “left-handed anccs Monday. ■p which will allow a conNEW YORK (UP!) Th* out at 2371 That's ona of tha hook") Looks real wlerd! During th* lltk game of the highest Cookie has rolled la a Coma to think of It though, wa matinee. Jaeln and ZuU, University of Cincinnati, which tinnoua pared* of talent to long, long time. Atte boy, have at Mast a doten persons playing from tha number aov so relished th# role of under­ com* to the Longwood school Ja*s< rolling a back-up ball. (Maybe en position, paid (271.20 on a dog that U woo the NCAA both in basketball and foot­ Burky F o r g u s o a found that's been my trouble. What (3 perfecta m a 74 combina­ championship for tho past two ball. years, today was rated Uw things falling hla way In thla the hack. Ill try anything ont tion. la tit# eighth game laat most Btoly 1113-61 national same league aa ha chipped In to help Improve my score.) night, Jaeln won and Onate college basketball ehampien earns In second to per 9M4.T0 by tba Uuitad Press Inter­ «oau Wad. A on a 4-7 combination. R has actional Board of Coaches. 1:18 P. M. been a loeg lima between wins Thirty of tha IS famous coach­ es who comprise tec UP1 for Jaeln In the slngtea compe­ tition bet those who bad tba board tabbed Clney's Recr­ patience to atey with him were eate aa tha No. 1 team la tba rewarded. Jaein’s last win In country In tha annual pre-sea­ son major rolWge ratings. tba eighth waa Nov. 17. Tba all star Ute test night Winners In tea week's play a-io half Uma deficit to a "Shuibuekwud," meaning was won by Arrona aad Lor in tba Biddy Basketball Lea­ 13-23 Ua before tha and of cu e, with Arrieta and Irlart* "drawn from wood." was tha Ladlan Night gue were Standard Oil. tha third period. At tbs aad completing the paying combi- old Indian name ter maple of th* regulation time the Man. A Thurn. syrup. Strickland Morrison, Day aad score etood at 33-33, with nation of 1-3 for (147.90. (fight Grill and Sanford the Standard Oil#*# sawing 7:48 fM . NIGHTLY GET INTO CIVIL SERVICE WORK! It up In an overtime period, Electric. [Except Sunday] Many appointment* to U. I. Civil Service jobs will ha It waa Day and Night Grill 36-31. mad* during tha next 13 months. (hat demonstrated tba most BUI Schmidt dumped la 21 The** position* provide SECURITY far yon and year power and finesse on the of bis team's 36 points to family with good pay, steady employment and advance­ courts with n 61-21 m o p load Strickland Morrison to ment Many job# require little or no specialised educa­ tion er experience. over Robson Sporting Goods. a 36-16 triumph over a stub­ Lincoln Service, n privately tweed school, helps thou*, Tba winners Jumped to aa born First Federal team. repar* for these teats each year. For foil toanda prepare early lead and wars never Rick Fordham scored aU 16 formation on U. L. ClvU Service Jobe, mail TODAY. points for th* First Federal beaded. FRO NTO N A tenltar between WTRR outfit. LINCOLN 8KRVICR, DEPT. 11 MX 17-91 at FIRM FARR Pekin, llliaoia A veteran Sanford Electric and Standard OU bad tea Ians oa their feat during tha team showed too much balr Nam# -----, ■■■■... , i Ago _ second half whoa Standard snes as they dumped n pot­ Street —--------- ------------ ------- - , Phan* OU tAgan a stretch drive entially good Sanford Allan City ............ i State .... tte Rank it e n g a w 4L-U. flbnryl Julian aad Am P a r loss a t tackle and Jaalo While and Gracn Middleton a t the ends. The Junior to # baa Susan Deal aad Carol Oxford at aads; Diana Onus and Janice Williams a t tackle, Norma Whlttern and Pat MeQuIr# at guard sad Sandra Arnold a t canter. Coaches for the Seniors are J . B. Phillips, Butch Riser, Joe Paris so and Hobart MurTba Juniors bava Billy Higgins, Jim Todby. Dsn McCall, Barry Barks, Tberon Petty, Dale Alexander and Earl Black for coaches. There will be cheerleader* for both teams and tba band Is planning n special half­ time show. Slenstrom Team Keeps On Streak ad hi aad aald flap are awaRla« hotter waatbar aad the ahad. Tba Parkara bava baaa regular visitors at Crowo's C u p t v aareral paara aad a rt g n a t baaatan at tba S t Johns Alvar ahad season. Par bar told Crowa that ha kaoara of at laait 10 other couple* from hi* Virginia a n a who will be b an la ft* weak* far a winter fishing vacation. Sine* the first reports of shad being caught, people bava started to fish for them aad soma report pretty good catches, 17 la ooa ••**. There stUl won’t bo too many landed, though, until aft­ er the first full moon la this month — If all other factors remain the same as they are now. That’s Dec. 11 and watch for a good run of tho shad thsn — if that run isn’t too largo, It’ll be about Jan. • when the shad fever rare will be available by the buc­ ketful. Tba Connecticut shad sea­ son, altbouih much shorter than ours here and entertain­ ing fewer fishermen, has re­ ceived a boost through spon­ sorship of a promotion by a big bear company to make It a well known attraction up there. Notice was given to the sponsorship In a recant Wall Street Journal edition. Stenstrom Realty continu­ ed their winning streak In the Hl-Nooners League as they won three points from the CPO Vivos. Grapevine Nursery also woo three Mat a happy Brils girl Sat­ points tn m tba Mar-Ion urday aa she disembarked Restaurant Mary Xlmosw bowled the high gam* to tba league to aid th* Mayfair Inn to win three points from tha M b M Bar. Cathy Boulter put to­ gether four strike* for tba Ugh series of 411 to help Shoemaker Construction win Gi n * point* from Nation­ wide Insurance. Carolyn Salle* converted the 3-T-9; Mildred Nopper 3-7, P-10; Madge Williams 7•; Cathy Boulter 3-7; tba tea 3-10 fell ter Mole Far guson, Rhode Maltaar and Cathy Poulter. Turkey* wars rolled by Dot Button, Mary Elmore, Cathy Poulter sod Carolyn Sallee. E ll 7-/} -p— ~r7n B GROUND U P RORDfTM Polyethylene Preterite* Sheeting Ralls | f a eg. f t art Rods Q j l ^ e eg. f t Clear Plastic for tha Homeowner S - YEAB GUARANTEE 1 gaL (17.93 B i t e IN g e t J* !**• !« 1 at. S.9S make* 1 pt. I l l makee Ideal Far Jaleeetaa 30c „tin. ft. .. 23gaL 88^ W ill# 45# **{*N38" gaLWide MAPLE AVE. 8ANFOROV FLA. 6th Si. CUSTOM MADR aad GUARANTKED AUTO GLASS and Sent Cover Ca. W. 3rd 333-6633 TOO DARN THRIFTY TO BE ARTTHTIfG ELSE Biddy League Play Winners Listed -—« FROM THE TO O R O O M Y T O BE A C O M P A C T ... Motinees M T Protect Your Property 63 DODGE There’# a new Idas going around. And N 't catch* Ing on. Tha Dari Ideal No longer do you have to be packed or stocked In a com pact Now there’s plenty of roortv-for head, fa st and seat N o longer do you have to aettie for weak-eiater power. Dari aavaa with tha rest of ‘am . . . yet outatrldes tha bast of ’em. That’s tha whole ideal Too roomy to be a com pact too darn thrifty to be anything aisal And lots of spunk In tha bargain. Now go aaa It Nina trash modal*. New 5-y#ar/50,000-mlle warranty*. • toe Ma Mtetn iwii i i ^ m a il CHWYBLER Seminole County Motors, Inc. Elf B. F ln t 84. BANFORD, FLA. I �» % ^eTo^ r U U T V888HBL • word Is that Got. F i n byaat wlU ba tha gets•peak* a t tha Chamber Muaana baaquet hara aa Tha building contract on tha multi-million dot* 1a r Sanford Shopping Center south o f Sanford will be let within the next 80 days and store leasts with some 15-20 stores wiQ be closed within that That Should ba a rod-letter same period, the develop­ day for this area. Hunt Co. er, Dr. Alfred Adams told dedication elated that m m The Herald today. day with Doyle Conner, Sec­ retary of Agriculture apeaktag .and plans in tha mill for H. L. Hunt himaelf to par­ ticipate in Um feativHiee. Invitation list growing for tha Gordon Frederick dedi­ cation next Tuesday. Should rival tha Mayfair ss one of the top acetal events of the season. There’s a move on to get s public defender for this com­ munity. Bill Laffler 8r. has already pladged $1,500 for part of hla salary. Many in­ nocent psople Just haven’t enough money to pay attor­ neys and have to plead guilty. N A S H V I L L E , Tew. (UPD—A man dreaaed to a trench cost ran lata tha fed­ eral eeurtraem where Teamsteen chief James Hsffa la being tried today aad fired several thsU at Hoffs with what appeared to he a pellet gas. Hoffa Jamped ap aad kaackfd tha man down aa federal marshals ran to hi* assists are and beat the man to tha fleer with pistol butts. Wa hear through reliable sources that Butch Riser and Eugena William* have been •warded grid eehotanhlpe to Florida Stato University. Next big county road pro­ ject . - , Montgomery Rd., two miles af stabilisation. Road located by SR 436 op­ posite Weathenfiald north to 43* Bear Sanlando. Maybe it’* because that when wa think of him, wa also think of Endless Energy that M l gave tha hard-working (Bmirt House committeeman teaJ initial* **E. E." in th* M b s yesterday . . . Of H m «, moat people know we H A red to Col J. O. Gregory, E U t ’s nice to get ourselves StrefghUned ou*gr~L,five tbs proper fellow credit tor his efforts In the county's behalf. Tha election boa id a t Altamoot* Springs was just about the quietest bunch of ladlss you ever saw, yesterday. They went to work at 7 a. rn., and as cf 3 p. m. only 29 voters had dropped In to east their ballots for the’unopposed can­ didates for tha town council. Does anyone — now tnat we're asking question*—care to hazard a guess bow the Seminole High Sch I basket­ ball team will com* out this season? . . . Wins and tosses, that i* . . . The local eager* have tome staunch supporters aatong those wbo have been Watching them work out that ’ they will be “right at th* top..” ’* Much could be don* in the high school, aa well as in the community, to build some in•telBst in basketball . . . For '•agh football game, th* stu­ dent* have a pep rally . . • Not so for basketball . . • True, there ere many moge hoop contests . . . But a real pep session once a week—or even once every two weeks— would give the bucket-buster* a ihot in the arm that would show in th# results of the games . . . More win*, fewer losses . . . And th# athletic department would notice it in the take at the gat* . . . Sow. let's see; there'* a Boosters Club . . . Or do they work ONLY on footbsll. too? North Oriando'a council meeting w a s highlighted Tuesday night by a dramatic head • on meeting between Treasurer Woodrow Ander­ son and Mayor Frank Fasula over the possession of the town’s financial records. Andersoa a s k e d Fasula wken he could sea th* town bocka and th* mayor replied that they were available be­ tween th* hours of 0 a. a . and 5 p. m. every working day. The treasurer then asked if he could see them for a few minutes snU tin mayor xefused, find* c mends frees Andarson' tha mayor held hi* ground, but when Anderson demanded a Fasula “yei or no' momentarily tensed and fin­ ally went into his office and returned with th* controver­ sial records. After a brief InspecUon, which he said was only to de­ termine if anything had been changed in th* ledger*, An­ derson handed th* books bark to tha mayor, commenting in reply to Kasula's inquiry whether or not they were the town books T can't toil from that mess.' Th* subject of th* town street light* was brought up by Anderson and he said an agreement had been signed by Fasula cn Nov. 29, 1961, authorising th* installation of th* 50 light* along SK 434. Anderson pointed out that Florida Statute* Chapter 167 prohibita any town official committing th* town finan­ cially without an official ap­ propriation. It waa announced that aa of Nov. 20, 11M2 th* town will be eligible to receive refunds on cigaret ta t monie* from the Stata Beverage Commission. The council was advised that no franchise payments have been made for tha last two months, by ABC Garbaga Co., for unknown reasons. Tha amount dua is ten cents per month per house. Councilmen also were told that it is impoasibl* for a franchlsa agree­ ment to ba arranged with a Buttled gas company Anderson brought up th* matter of insurance for th* town fir* truck and pollc# ear and announced that several local org an isatio n * had pledg­ ed $180 toward purchase of insurance so the town’a pro­ tective service* could be re­ activated. A resident. Henry Ward, proposed that tha city impose a five or 10 per cant utility tax on electricity In order to acquire funds for future oper­ ation as a municipality be­ fore “we hav* to go banknipt.” Ward's specific pro­ posal was for a referendum a t the next election to gst a formal expression from th* townspeople on th# subject. A January mass meeting of tha town residents was pro­ posed to discus* town affair* and ways to rats* revenue for the teasing flaical yeas. Center Nears At t|ie same time Tom Charmers of Bellmeade Corn, said his outfit wiQ apply for a building per­ mit to start construction of a $300,000 ARP store at the Pinecrest Shopping Center, with construction scheduled by the first of the year. Discussing preliminary plans for the Sanford S h o p p i n g Center, Dr. Adams said he expects some six to eight national chain outlets in the plan and close to 20 atone. He said he was not at liberty to name the stores until all the leasee "are firmed up." "All the leases will be closed within the next 80 days and an announce­ ment will be forthcoming on the entire project," Dr. Adams said. The new A R P store will have square footage of 17,400 feet and the ultimate center will be 94,000 square feet and have parking space for 680 cars. Drainage p l a n s for Snow Kills 11 BELGRADE (UPD — At leMt 11 persona have died In snowstorms awssping Yugo­ slavia, tha government Mid today. Medicare OK Seen MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP1) — San. Estes K o f n n e a r , (DTann.), predicted Tuesday that tha controversial medicare bill will pass tha Senate during tha next session of Congrats. W I A T H I R : P a rtly dowdy, M attered ahow ars, cooler to n ig h t, w ith low o f 48. VOL. 58 United P r a i Leased Wire “Perk Chop Gang" majority bloe and 'stymie passage of aay reapportionment nlaa it dossal agree to. Lad by San. Verts PUoe of S t Augustine, a long-Uma foe of the Park Choppers aa reapportionment, the 11-mem­ ber coallUoa met in Orlando and announced it would vote against any plan for expand­ ing the Senate beyond Ms present 3S members. This killed hopes of an im­ mediate third special (assioo to consider s proposal to bo worked oat this weak Established 1908 by s House Besets eammfttea. Tha plaa the committee had is mind involved around tS senators tad as lact oses is Home memberahlp Host N to aoraethkif over 1*0. Oov. Farris Bryant had agreed la recall the Legislature only if the committee got verbal agreement by the necessary three-fourths majority af bath bouses oo soma plan. Camway said ha was sot ready himself to vota for any reapportionment within the present membership and neither was the majority bloc. But ha admitted that If the II members stock to­ gether it would only taka a switch of m or leo votes for this group to ovcrrtdo the Pork Choppers. WED.. DECEMBER 5, 1962 Pgps said after ft* Orlaads meeting that the grasp was “dedicated to a fight tor a JS-teQatar plan within tha preaeat CooatltuUoa which fairly apportion* the Senate." “This la the duty lrepoeed os ue by the CooatltntJoa of the State at Florida which we hare takes aa oath to «phoid. Any other procedure at tha peveaet time would sot ba la tha beat Intertill of tha future of Florida," tha group's statement said. The minority bloc plan would abollih four existing Mate sow held by rural ma­ jority bloc wsatora and force a number of other Pork Choppers to take more ter­ ritory into their district*. SANFORD. FL O R ID A Sea. Bernard Parrish said today that the minority fac­ tions which got together Tuesday are not trying to black "fair r•apportionment.” Parrish also took a swipe at apparent public apathy to­ ward the sticky reapportionmeat problem. *T haven't had a single let­ ter from Remlnolo County giving an opinion on thle and only two from Brevard Comi­ ty during the whole time the controversy has been going on," Parrish Mid. “This Indicate* that the people are satisfied or that they Just aren't tatareatod," Price Controls On Milk Rejected By Commission Carlson, Reams ROK Curbs Eased Reelected To SEOUL, Korea (UPI)—Th* Republic of Kona’s military regime took another atop to­ Longwood Posts ward the promised return to Longwood Councilman R. civilian government today and announced too lifting of mar­ C. Carlson and John Reams tial law, affective at midnight. were re elected hands down municipal elec­ Como Visits Base intionMonday's tor another two year* on NEW YORK (UPI)-Slnger the council, with tferlson Perry Como and a 88-member troup* left Tuesday by jet getting 230 votes and Reams plana for Guantanamo Naval m . Baa# to entertain the troops Other votes east in the who mad* up the front line in race were 99 for E. E. Wil­ the recent Cuban erlsls. liamson, SS for Mark Bullock Triplets Make 11 and 55 for Vernon Finch. Receiving the highest num­ HALIFAX, England (UPI) —Mrs. Roes Ann Coulter gave ber of votes east for any birth to triplet boys Tuesday. cao’fkiale in the election wss Mrs. Coulter, 40, and her 30- Mrs. Onnie Rockett Shomate, H R ^C K , 111 year old husband, already have unopposed tor clerk, who eight other rhlMron end two polled a total of SSL . . Mayor A. R. Lortnaon, also ^rfjMichlldrW unopposed, got 244 totes and ‘Bing Loans House Roy Shomate, running for WASHINGTON (UPI) — tax collector without opposi­ President Kennedy will spend tion, got 227. next weekend at tha Palm A total of 323 voters of tha Desert, Calif., home of eingor estimated 800 registered turn­ Braxloa Perkins. HI, mo of Bing Crosby, but Crosby will ed out In Longwood, but vot­ Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Perkins not bo there. Kennedy will ing was extremely light in Jr., was declared winner of stop over while on a tour of Altamonte S p r i n g s and the Baby Contest by the Zeta atomic and mlulla Installa­ Oviedo where council candi­ dates ran without opposition. XI Chapter of Beta Sigma Pbi, tions in the West. Records show that SO of the which sponsored the event. estimated *50 registered in “Brack" celebrated his ftrst Stocks Rise birthday Nov. 28, with hla four NEW YORK (UI’D -atocks Altamonte voted and 98 of big slstara. He was sponsored bounded ahead at th* opening the 458 registered In Oviedo in the contest by tha Rotary today following the sharp and turned out. Club. virtually uninterrupted rise Altamonte counts were 48 Thomas Lee, son of Mr. and on hMvy turnover Tuesday. for Stuart D. Fritch of Ward Mrs. Harry Lee, sponsored by Brokers are Mtlsflcd that tha Four and 48 tor Gene R. the Pilot Club, came in second list still he* tha ability to re­ Stephenson of Ward Three. In the race and Michael Lewis, spond to renewed buying at Ovlcsio tallied IT for W.ll. son of 3lr. and Mri. Paul this juncture of an advance Martin, 98 for Ren Jones and Lewis, sponsored by toe Jay- now in its ilxth week. 95 tor W. R. Clonts. cee Wives, took third place. New officials will be sworn The winner will receive a Petrollo Loses in at the January council gold loving cup from Wert's CHICAGO (UP!) — Musi­ meetings. Jewelers and a $25 tavinga cians union c u r James Caesar bond from the sorority. AU Petrillo today apparently lost photographs were by Henry hie first union election since Jameson and Mrs. Gary Hud­ 1917, marking aa end to th* gins was contest chairman. career of one of labor’s most All proceeds of tbe contest, powerful leaders. Bernard F. approximately $150. will be Richards, a dance and band presented to the Little Red leader and head of an opposi­ School House for retarded tion elate, defeated Petrillo by LONDON (UPI>—-The worst children. an unofficial margin of 188. English smog since a “killer fog" that claimed 4.000 live* 10 years ago blanketed this island nation today in an opaque shroud of moisture and dirt. Visibility over England — Wales and Scotland escaped tha fog—wa* cut to nil in many place*. All planes were grounded. Hundreds of minor A latter from President Mor­ la a possibility that tha open­ auto accidents wera reported. ris Halt of Orlando Junior ing of tha school In September, Ten persons wera hurt in College to th* North Orlando 1963. will find a three year Birmingham when a bus driv­ town council revealed that the program instead of only a er hit waiting passengers he sit* survey of Seminole Col­ junior coilegt in operation. could not sec. Tbe Weather Bureau pre­ lege. to be located there, ha* A three year program, ac­ dicted the smog, mixed with been completed. cording to Stedman. will ad­ treacherous frost, would last Hal* also wrote that the vance the formation of a another 48 hours. Druggists college’s board of trustees will senior class one year and that issued “smog masks" and have a special meeting Dec. will mean that the college will doctors urged old people, 17 and after that a “very im­ be eligible tor accreditation a children and person* with portant announcement" will year earlier. weak chest# to stay indoors. be made relevant to the new school. The college wa* to start out aa a junior college embracing only the first two years o( college work, but a recent sur­ vey of the students at the Or­ lando school revealed that a The third big two-day all-out, bang-up, significant number of second year students there want to aules promotion by downtown Sanford mer­ continue their work at the oew chant! will take place Friday and Saturday, with school. less than three weekn to go before Christmas, This development, announc­ Thursday's HeriUd will carry a full spread ed by Dr. William Stedmsa. o f advertisement! on Bale priced items, bargains Seminole dean, ha* materially changed the thinking of col and special gift selections, under the slogan, "Tbars'* Mora of Everything" and —nph*si«ing tog* auihonUas and ootFttero NO. 8M B Memphis, Tena., firm of Bilik marketing experts to study tha casta b r a n d by milk distributors aperating la Florida. Andrews had proposed th# price asmtrcls altar tha com­ mission rescinded a price con' Irol erdsr passed last* August b Baraeoto. Tha rescinding of tha order was tin first thing JUVENILE COUNCIL CHRISTMAS COMMITTEE member* are planon tha agenda of tha commle­ ning to purchnne nwcatern and nhlrt* fur 22 countv boy* at the ntnte in­ sion’s mealing Tuesday. dustrial school* and one girl nt the Ocala School. Here Mr*, George Well* Tha order waa rescinded on and Mni. D. M. Ladd of Geneva check shopping list* with Dan McCord, tha basis of an apinloa from county juvenile counselor. The third member of the committee, Mrs. tha stato attorney general Charles Park, wa* not present for the picture. (Herald Photo) that the order waa illegal beeauae hearings had not boon conducted. * In calling for reestablish, i ment af price control*, An­ drew* said Florida had “half* UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Stevenson said he and Kux- the men wera aboard "waai way” controls at tha producer level bocausa 35 par cant of (UPI)—Tha Soviet Union was nstsor had a “further discus­ capable of Um voyage." Hemming, 25, *nd hi* 12 tha Industry was sot under prcaaing today for a Security sion of our differences” after Council meeting to wrap up the Ruaalan gave him th* followers were held in lieu commission control. Mlt Is an intolarabla situa­ th* Cuban crisis although U. shipping echedul*. There wa* of $1,000 bond eacb. A U. 8. S. demand* sUII have not been no change in the basic posi­ marshal waa to bring them tion when tha law permits a to Miami tor federal court segment of tha milk industry tions. fully satisfied. to compels unfairly with that Deputy Soviet Foreign Min­ The United State* insists action. part of tha industry which la The men all pleaded inno* ster Vasily V. Kusnetsov late U|mn adequate verification of Tuesday gave U. 8. Ambassa­ tha removal of Soviet offen­ cent to a charge of violating regulated by the present pries dor Adlai E. Stevenson a de­ sive weapons systems from U. S. neutrality lavra by “an control order,” Andrews said. Tuesday’s meeting touched tailed schedule for the shlp- Cuba and foolproof safeguard* attempt to form an expedi­ off a sharp exchange between tion to invade a foreign mrnt of Russian IL28 bomber* against their reintroduction. Andrews end former Commie, country." out of Cuba. Russia ostensibly has been sion Chairman J . Brallay OdCuban Ambassador Carlo* unable to persuade Cuba to hara. Odham accused the com­ Leehuga submitted to Secre­ giva such assurances, and un­ mission of ’'political dealing” tary General Thant a draft of til they ara forthcoming th* In trying to set tha pries con­ what Informed sources said United Statea r e f u s e s to trols. waa tha Castro government'* pledge that there will not be Andrews answered that ha conception of a criaia stats- any invasion of Cuba. had asked for the controls af­ ment to be mad* a t a Security ter a year of “conscientious Council session. ' study.” Tba United States, which The leader of a battle-garb­ dues not favor a formal coun­ cil meeting, was reported ‘’un­ ed band of guerriUaa arrest­ Rights Restored impressed'’ with tha Cuban ed by U. S. customs agents TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — draft. Voting and other civil rights In a boat in th* Florida Keys were restored today to former Tuesday said the group was Polk County Sheriff II. Pat bolding “training exercises" Gordon wbo served nine and bad no intention of in­ months of a flva-ycar prison vading Cuba. sentence in connection with “We have been doing this the sensational Polk County tor several months. It has political payoff case. Th* Par­ never been anything but don Board granted civil rights training exercises," said to Gordon over objections of Gerald Patrick Hemming, a the Florida Parola Commis­ 8-fool-7, bearded former Ma­ sion. rine. “We supposed they were Davidson Dies beaded tor Cuba," customs OCALA (UPI) — Col. W. 51. (Shorty) Davidson, a pro­ minent Central Florida figure and a former ownur of 8ilver Springs, died a t his homo her* today, apparently of a heart attack. He waa 77. Storm Carries 55-Mile Winds M o re Off Everyth in g the pernonal service offered shoppers in San­ ford. Stores will begin staying open every night until 9 p. m. Dec. 17. Prizes will again be given away to the jolly tune of $45, $35 and $20 each in merchant’s gift certificates, good in towntown stores. Draw* ing will be hsid shortly sfter 9 p. m. Friday a t th a a n fs a r a f F i n i i L an d Mtemafca A re . B rid g e_____ Clarified - Pa Comics ...... Dear Abhy ... E ditorial___ Entertainment Legal* ___ Pi Pusala _____ Society � 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 04, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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