1 10 176 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/64efc62ea1b81e6325579101f4fe30e6.pdf 78f77d356fb7e085ec4ff8c03cf132f3 PDF Text Text {ftp SH S Cagers Gain 4th W in By PETE LEVEQUE Herald Sport* Editor Without scoring ace Bubb* Davit, Coacb Bud Laycr'i unde­ feated Sanford eager* managed to turn their iccond bout of the »ea■on with Tltuivill* here Friday night Into ■ second win as the Seminole* squecred by the Terr­ iers 19-57 in a three minute over­ time to wrap up the fourth straight win for the Sanford five. The Seminolei aciied an early advantage over the Terriers with layups by Barry Brown and Mike Woodrulf for Sanford to take a nine point scoring lead at the end of the first quarter. Don McMurray and Tom Hinson r*cb dunked In a two-pointer in the first period with McMurray making three free throws to give Sanford a first period lead 18-7. In the second quarter Titusville sparked to the defensive to slow the Sanford scoring parly with Wade Whitson and David Ander aon catching the rebounds for the Terriers. In the aecond period end midway into the second half, San «/ H -i ■I ford was almost stalemated by the seven point lead. 5anford'a Mike Woodruff held Tertian who reduced the ecoring margin two points to puli the Sem- scoring honor* for the Seminole* holes into the final period with a , with six field goal# end five free Welsh Moves Into 1st Place In th« Sandipura League Wed tieaday night, Welsh Tire Whop moved Into first place by winning three gamea from Stemper Agency. Stamper Agency moved Into sec­ ond place by winning only one game. High scorer for Welsh Tire Shop was I’ hlllls Leffel with 1DU-470 scratch series. Mary Lou Dsnyluk with 453 and Vicki Carter with 400 were high for Stemper Agency. Jet Inn won ell four game* from Rohstnn Sporting Goods, leaving Robson in third place by only 4 a game, I’eggy Steward with four strike* In ■ row made n 212-520 scratch serle* for Jet Inn. Alice Anderson made ■ 180-400 aeries. Robson Sporting Goods' Ml Ogden made high aeries with 443, Alix o f Hanford came through •gain to take four gamea from MeRoberta Tires. Rolling high for A lix wee Jane Adcock with 420 •nd Mary Lclghty with 432 oeraleh scries. High for McRoherts Tires w h s Midge Woods with 404 and Helen Kaolin with 440. Hpll* were made by I'eggy Stew­ art, Virki Carter and I'hlllis Leffel who got the 8*10. Glady Pinter and Jane Adcock picked up the 6-7-0, with Alice Anderson making the D-0. Dura Meehan made the 0-7 •nd Mary Leighty, the 6-7. Welsh Tire Shop he* won 80V* games in the standing with Stamp­ er Agency in a close second place with 30. Hobson Sporting Goods takes third place with 3314 wins with Jet Inn holding 33 wins. Alix of Banford has 80 H wins end MeRoberta Tires, 22!*. Battle Royal Set For SOKC Tonight 4 The two kennels who are having n haltis royal for th* tap spot in th* victory chat* at th* SanfordOrlando Kennst Club will bath he trying for a featur* win in tonlght'a ninth race of a splendid New Year's prugram tonight Through Haturdsy's matinee the greyhounds of Chari** Lovely have presented him with 16 Grata and h* will ha represented In the lop at­ traction tonight by Pansy Cross, who will he making her loinl debut. She has achoolsd three time* to a fifth, a aecond and • first, In • nip and tuck U til* with I/ovely for tha most win* is Torn Hweaney, who was on lop Friday hut dropped one point behind Lovely Saturday a f t e r n o o n . Sweeney will be represented in to­ night's main event by Georg* Mel.uin who Ires one Grade B win to Iris credit but m lntd Die money in two Grade A starts, Rounding out tha featur* field will U O, U.'s Mortgage, Kasco Bosstnan, Rig Calhoun, Roger Phil­ lips, Urunlca and Refuel. Much Interest is manifest In lire First Tri-City Match Race aver staged at tha Sanford-Orlsndo track. It is scheduled for Friday, Jan. 12 when greyhounds from Sanfurd-Orlando.^Tampa and Jack­ sonville wilt compete on the local •Orel. Previously the seme six stars will meat at Tsmpa this Saturday night and the last race o f the eer­ ie* will he in Jacksonville, Jan. 20. Straight Bowl W in Here In Cage Tilt ]« II 12 IS 1 -3 1 Bravettes Place High In Contest SIX-FOOT-TWO SEMINOLE cnjfer Ken Gualnvaon hits the basket for Sanford ns Tituavillc trie* for the re­ bound. (Herald Photo) Packers 'Greatest' Team In History- - - Lombardi GREEN BAY. Wla. (UPI) — Nearly 42 years of frustration came to an end for professional football fans here .Sunday, and as a result this cUy is nursing the biggest hangover In its more than 200 years history. The home town Parkers of Coach Vince Lombardi climaxed a three-year rags-to-richei rise by winning the National Football League championship in a big way — trouncing the big town New York Gianti, 37-0, “ Thli is the greatest team in the history of the National Foot­ ball leagu e," said l-ombardl. And few people, especially those play­ ing for the Giants, would argue with him, "They've got a helluva offense and a helium defense," said Charley Conerly, Giant quartcrbacl who at 40 it the oldest active player in the NFL. The Packers, held scoreless by Hie Giants iu the first period, lit­ erally exploded in the around. With halfback Paul Homung, whose 19 poinla established ■ championship game iroring rec ord, showing the way, the Green Bay hoys scored 2t-polnls In IS minutes to virtually wrap up their first NFL championship alnce 1044. It was the first time In the 42-ycar history of the team that a championship was played here, and turned Into an occasion the fans will find hard to forget. They celebrated into tire wee hours of the new year In their homes, at bars end on the streets. Running opened the scoring In the second quarter ai he banged over from six yards out and then added the extra point. Intcrcep tiona by Bay Nitschke and Hank Grain mlnger set up two more scares, with Bert Starr tossing 13 yards to Poyd Dowler lor Hie TERMITES SWARMING? first TD and 14 yardi to Ron Kramer for the second. A Starr* to-Kramer pass, good for 17 yards, set things up for Hornung’s first field goal of the game. Me booted It 17 yardi on the last play of the half. A 84-yard punt by Dowler, and ensuing fumble by Joe Morrison, and the recovery by Packer laekle Forrest Gregg on the Giant 22 set up Homung'i second three, pointer in the third quarter and later in the quarter Starr passed 13-yards to Kramer for another •core. Harming’* 19 yard field goal In the final period, hla third of the game, tied ll>e record for the moat field goals in a game and boosted his point total to one more than that of former Clevcland Brown Otto Graham, who scored three touchdown* In 1934. The Nations! Football League'* player-of-thc-year alio picked up 89 yarda rushing to lead both team in rushing. Ills perform­ ance earned him a new car aa the game's outstanding player—as welt as the plaudits of Lombardi. "Paul was tremendous," aald a Jubilant Lombardi. "Tbs bigger the game, the belter ha plays." liornung, on leave from active Army duty, played tha game at five pounds under the 211 be played at moat of the aeason. "I fell better," he said. " I hope I can atay at this weight now." The weight loss teemed to In­ crease has speed, but didn't affect the driving power he's always had. "liornung never looked better then he did in practice tills week," said Slarr. "I decided I'd go with him every chance 1 could, lie sure waa great." Harrell & Beverly Automotive The Sanford Junior High Bra vettes placed aeveral twlrlera In the winning ranka of the Tange­ rine Bowl'# Baton Twirling Con­ test held prior to (he bowl game to choose a grand national win­ ner. Girls on the Junior High Twirling squad include Susan Perkins, Sylvia Williams, Gay Stanley, Shsrron Drum, and Sharon Booth. Ssnfotd placed seven medals In the Solo Twirling contest. In the beginner elsss were Unde Stap­ ler, a fourth piece award; Vickie McArdte, ■ third place award; Gay Stanley, a first place award. In tbs advanced group were Suisn Perklna with a seventh place award, Sharon Drum with a fifth place; Gays Stanley with a fourth, and Vickie McArdle with a fifth. 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Alabama and Louisi­ won a bowl game tine* Its 81-8 ana hoped to return to winning win over Syracuse In the 1933 ways in post season classics. All Orange Bowl. NBC televised this were favored to win their New one at 1:45 p. m. EST Just prior to the Rose Bowl telecast Year's Day football game*. Louisians Stale, beaten by Ole Ole Mist was a three-point favorite against Texas in the Cot­ Miss In post-season play last tim e f ton Bowl (televised by CBS at out, also was a 13-point choice to 2:30 p. m. EST). Both tcam i en­ win it* Orange Bowl encounter tered the game with 9-t records. with Colorado, the Big Eight Mississippi relied on the eir arm* champion. The game, televised of quarterbacks Doug Elmore and by ABC at 1 p. m. EST, displayed Glynn Griffins to offset the a couple of opposing AH America ground attack of Texas All Amer­ linemen — Roy Winston of LSU and Joe Romlg of the Buffaloes. ica Jim Saxton. The four major bowls climaxed Minnesota, beaten in the Rose Buwl last New Year's Day by a weekend of college football that Washington, hit the revenge trail began on Saturday when th* Wtat% against UCLA and was the eight- beat the East, 21-8, In the annual point choice to come out smelling Shrine geme; Penn State walSTETSON’S Dalton Kptinff pulls ih« ball just out of a like rose*. All America quarter­ loped Georgia Tech, 30-15, la the Blackburn player's reach to tap it sn for the two point­ back Sunday Stephens, the passing Gator Bowl; Vlllanova aurprlsed er, (Herald Photo) whli from the hills of Pennsyl­ Wichita, 17-9, in th* Sun Bowl; vania who runs as well a* he the Grays beat the Blue, 9-7, kicks and throws the pigskin, was and the Major School All Start expected to provide the differ­ shut out the Small College Stars, ence. UCLA’ s single wing forma- 31-0. tion featured tailbacks Mike ilaffner and Hobby Smith lor the tele­ Residential - Commercial Building vised game (NBC, 5 p. m. EST). In the Sugar Bowl at New Or­ 1AI.L OUT leans. Alabama rought its na­ SHELTERS Conch Glen Wilkes’ Stetson lint- the Hatters in front by the score tional champion leam *ml perfect FA 2-7083 tern made good their second San­ of 6T>-37. Eptlng contributed 25 1961 record against Arkansas. The G. W. DODSON. Contractor ford showing here Friday by rout­ closely fought contest, hut by the Crimson Tide was a 13-point ing the fllnrkburn Denvers of Car- points in the first half for the Hat­ linville, Illinois by the rousing ters coming in from under the ■core o f 100-80 to give the Hatters basket. a (7-3) record for the season. The second half saw the Hatters S—— T— ----- — , A rapacity crowd in the Fleming score 60 more ponte with Eptlng Phone 209 Gymnasium watched the Hatters continuing to hit from in close and i Jump off to a big lend in the first Hancock ripping away at the cords FA 2-8415 period and from then on out they with Jump shots from the outside. W . 25th S t The Heavers countered with 43 were never threatened. Dalton Eptlng and Joel Hancock points in the second half,'but this • Transmission Rebuilder* • Engine Kcbulldera led the attack for the Halter* with was far from the numlier needed to • W holesale Auto Pert* Eptlng contributing 30 points and keep up with th* fast pec* being AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Hancock adding 21. Frank Shelton, set by tha Hatters. The game end­ Floyd Gladden, and I^imar Denver ed with Stetaon In front 108-80. each added eight poinU to account for th* bulk of the ecoring. Marsh Kaltner led the Heaver* In the acoring department, with 21 points while Jim Eisenberth con­ tributed 18 with Joe Keenan and Steve Schroeder adding 17 points each. The first few minute* o f the game revealrd the possibility of * end of the first period, the game had en entirely different outlook, with Stetson nearly dominating the first half. The half ended with Hatters Rout Beavers 7 11 13 22 4—37 HANFORD Pair* 8 — Mon. Jan. 1, 191?/' M iss Shoots For 6th throws for • 17 point total, with Barry Brown taking the number two berth with five field goals and two free throws for 12 points. Other Sanford acoreri were Butch Riser with nine points and Tom Hinson with eight points for the night. Scoring leader* for the Terriers were Wade Whitson who lobed in eight field goals and seven free throws for a 23 point total and Kay Whitson with six field goals and three free throws for IS points for Titusville. SANFORD (i t ) FG FT TP Gnsteveon ................... 2 * 4 Brown ..... .— ------- ---- - I 2 Middleton __ ________ • • Stephens .......... • 2 Johnson —......... • • H in s o n ________________ 4 • Rteer ...... 8 I M c M o r r s y ___ _________ 2 2 Woodruff ...... • t Totals ____________ 22 IS TTTUSVfLLE (17) FG FT TP Lewis . 1 2 4 .Sharpe , • 9 9 W in g a te ______ . 1 2 1 • 8 0 Coley ..... ......— Anderson ____ _ • 4 4 Whitson, Rsy • > IS Whitson, Wade • 7 23 Roeder .... ....... ---------2 • • Total* ....... _______ l i II 87 TITUSVILLE •wtfjtrft W"*ni BETWEEN SANFOHI) AND ORLANDO With thU Coupon and a $5.00 or more food o r ^ r — Expires Jan. 3rd. �I WEATHER: Frost or freezirtR vvnrninfr tonight. High toclnp, 50-58. Low tonight, 02-40. YOU * !r « « •** United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1952 SANFORD. Freeze, Frost Forecast Tonight By LARRY VERSHEL (A backward look at 1MI) JANUARY — The newly organ­ ized County Commission started its directive system . . . road cm* Aployment board set up to protect employes . . . New First Federal Savings and Loan Building open­ ed . . . Near the Palms Hotel . . . Joe Baker elected Mayor . . . Commissioner Jim Avery tries to put Rig Tree Park up (or public bid . . . No luck . . . State Survey team cites the need lor eight new schools in Seminole County . . . County Commissioners talk about w giving themselves a pay raise . . . Legislative delegation said NO. . . . Sanford talks about proposed new 1400,000 sewage treatment plant . , . U. S. Post Office Dept, okays alt* for new Sanford Post Office. FEBRUARY — City looks out for water supply . . . starts work digging new wells . . . Jim q Avery again urges Big Tree Park ™ be put up for bid . . . Again no luck . , . County plana changing commissioner districts to match population gains . , . Countywide drainage plan proposed . . . Nine months liter it died . . . New Bear Lake School proposed . . . plans accepted. MARCH — South Seminole De­ velopment Committee formed . . . ^ nine months . . . it died . . . lack • of interest! , . . First NAS crash of the year kklla VAH-ll Com­ mander C. 0 . Donnaud . , . Water franehlis proposed by County Commission . . . Nine months later board kills It . . . People say NO! APRIL — Sanford consider! ur­ ban renewal . . . No luck . . . Downtown Clock ordered dumped. . , , Palms Hotel still around . . . A Harness Racing Bill gels okay . . . “ People want it,** says Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr. . . . NAACP aski desegregation of Sanford public facilities . . . City order* inspec­ tion of ail downtown buildings •gainst fire and safety haiards , . . Palms to o ! MAY — No one seems to know where Sid BiChard put the down­ town dock . . . New Hopper School f bid awarded . . . City clamps down on church service* at Civic Cen­ ter . . . Committee of 100 of the Chamber aaka reorganisation as corporation to aid area develop­ ment. JUNE — Needs for repairs to courtliouie cited . . . School Board hire* 23 new teachers . . . State Rep. Gordon Frederick tays he won’t run again. . . . Want* bet! | . . . Cat burglar hits city . . . Work on new hospital wing starti. . . . Joe Tully replece* F. G. Ed­ wards as skipper of Heavy Attack Wing 1 . . . On Juno 30 "Around the Clock Column starts . . . by some wise guy from New York. JULY — County discusses hiring administrative aide . . . Just a discussion . . . no action . . . Circuit Judge Voile Williami tells « the County Commlvaion that a new courthouse ts a "m ust" . . . County School Board raises millage . . . Clrcusland abandons Sanford property . . . moves to Tampa . . . Civil Defense Direelor A, B, Peterson, Sr. urges more adequate warning system. Com­ mission shrugs shoulders. AUGUST — Tax roll valuations up near 320 million . . . Taxable V up 37 million . . . Palms Hotel still up . . , County Commission holds tax rate to six mills . . . ignores Peterson's demands for adequate warning * )stein . . . Health Director Clyde D. Brothers gets In hot water by asking for mora money . . . So long Doe . . . City gives all employes two per­ cent cost of living raise . . . Wel­ fare probe asked . . . undertaken . . . undercover, of course . . . All Seminole County talks about proposed Nova project. SEPTEMBER - County adopts 31,666,030 budget . . . City volei to demolish all condemned build­ ing* . . , Even the Palms! . . . Mack Cleveland resigns •■ County attorney . . . Seven new vole pre­ cincts created . . . Palms Hotel $ attorney saya facility will be reno­ vated. OCTOBER — Courthouse found adequate . . . For wbat! . . . Three Sanford filers die in Lake George crash . . . Six HAS into die as planes collide near Seminole High School . . . Grand Jury cltea com minion for Civil Defense neg­ lect . . . Harry Weir resigns as hospital administrator . . . New ' County jail dedicated. NOVEMBER — Joe Baker re­ elected to City Commission . . . City orders condemnation ordi­ nance . . . So long, Palma . . . City defers action on ordinance . . . Hello, Palma . . . need for 12-13 Nova schools in county dlad. DECEMBER Seminole and Lyman gridders and season with ® UHlUat aeeosde . . . City Co m l i . 50 in County A very strong cold front, the third severe one of the winter, dropped temperature* to chilly lows over Seminole County to­ day and threatened a widespread rw—* ■^wsLsnik'i 4 freeie tonight. The weather bureau here pre­ .MRS. MARTHA ASI1HY, clerk in the county auto tag dicted frost over some areas in office, ia shown filling out paper# for one of the early the county with temperatures ex­ purchasers of a 1962 Floridn license tag. The now plates pected in the low 30's tonight and went on sale this morning at the Seminole County Court­ early Wednesday. house. However, County Agent Cecil Tucker said today that early morning low* of 33 were not severe enough to threaten crops, but Seminole County residents and viaitora were reselling for heavy wrap* again. Tucker said that from 23 to 30 percent of the citrus crop suffer­ ed leaf drop but lhero was no The City CommLsiion will meet plus balance of 310,399 as cum­ "severe damage to the wood and in special session tonight to be re- pared to the 1900 balance of 312,- no change a i far as the fruit was organired for the coming year. In 600. The utility department budget dleationi are that J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps will ba elected mayor to shows a surplus of 3140,633 as compared with 339,923 for Dec. succeed Joe Baker. in other business, the 19C0-6I 30, 1960. This indicate* a sound audit will be presented to the fiscal operation, according to City board and a survey by the Her- Manager W. E. Knowles. Knowles, in a memo to the By United Trese International sld revelled this morning that it shows the past year's operations board, will say that this it a rad­ A Yankee-style eight-inch anowical change compared with eight fall closed Dixie schools xnd high­ to be "very good." Key Indicators point to a aur- years ago when there were de­ ways today and a new cold weath­ ficits, over-expenditures, and un­ er threat brought an exodus of paid hills. tourists from Florida'* winter vaKnowles this morning said he cationlanda. J l / U V A ... also will ask the commission, at Western North Carolina got the its 8 p.m. meeting, to give the heaviest anowfall—eight Inches in green light to proceed with a sew­ Swain and Jackson counties and age treatment plant. as much as seven Inches along The State Health Department the Hire Ridge Parkway. Bryson Auto Plant Struck has assured the city that federal City had seven Inches. SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) — Tunas are now available for con Soutl Carolina had seven inches Some 11,600 hourly-pa id workers of ilrurlion of the 3400,000 sewagr of snow Monday but much of It the Sludebaker-Packard Curp. went facility. was melted by ensuing rain. How­ on atrike early today in a dispute ever, schools were closed today over a new contract. in Greenville, Spartanburg and Cherokee counties. Workffis Pay* Up » At least five North Carolina WASHINGTON (UPJ) — The counties closed schools. Labor Department reported Mon­ Northern Georgia got up to day night that about 6.7 million three inches of snow and some workers covered by major union Chamber o f Commerce President roads were closed. Ail major contract# received wage Increases Richard Dras toting announced roads were reportedopen In average 7.S canta an hour in 1901. committee chairmen for the new North and South Carolina, but year. driving was hatarduus. Hunt Plotters R. J. Bauman war named chair­ Eastern Tennessee got as much BEIRUT, Lebanon (U PI) — man of the finance rotnmiUer. A l­ as six inches of snow. Army troopa acourvd Lebanon to­ su serving on that committee are Alabama had light snow mixed day searching for key member* of Jack Green, John Ivey ami George with rain. Western sections of a rightwing political organisation Touliy. Virginia had four or more indies accused of trying to overthrow the Other chairmen named were An­ oi snow. government o f President Fuad drew Cerrnway, Armed Forces; Shehab. Cecil Tucker, Agriculture; Vernon Mize, legislation; II. W. Leo, W «New Laos Try terwuys; George Touhy, Advertis­ VIENTIANE, U o * (U P I)— Re­ ing J, H Van Hoy, Education; port* that neutralist Prince .Sou- Tom McDonald, Industrial; Bob vanna I'hounta may leave I .ana to Shrddcn, Tourist; E. C. Harper viait hia family in I'aria act o ff Jr., and Charlie Robinson, Mer­ AUCKLAND, N.Z. (U P D -W esteffort* by diplomats Unlay to ar­ chants, and Dougin* tUonstrum, ern Samoa, a country with only range a new conference on forma­ Planning. one town, no army, no railways tion o f coalition government, and no political parties, is the world’s newest Independent na­ Kennedy Sets Talks tion PALM BEACH, FI*. (UPI) — The New Zealand flag was low­ President Kennedy called in hi* By United I’ rnui International ered Monday and Western Sa­ chief defenae advisers today for The 78-hour New Year's week­ moa's rod, white and blue flag two day* o f talk* on bow lo main­ end came to an end Monday night, was raised — ending 46 years of tain what he consider* a marginal but not before Florida registered a New Zealand adminiilration which Allied military lead over the So­ toll o f 31 accidental dnathi. began during World War I when viet bloc. A United Press International New Zealand forces seised the survey showed traffic deaths head­ onetime German territory. Honor Slain Man ed the list of accidental deaths Churches were packed fur the LISBON (UPI) — The l ’ortuwith 21, followed by aU death* independence services and church gurse Army Minii try appealed to­ from fires, two from drowning, bells pealed at midnight. day for "massive attendance'' at and one each from accidental Momenta aflrr the Hells stoppwl the funeral of LL Col. Jaime F. da shooting and rarbon monoxide ringing, thousands of firecracker* Fonseca, an officer killed in Monpoisoning. were set off and singing, guitarday's abortive revolt as a token o f The traffic loll exceeded the 17 strumming crowd* thronged in support for Premier Antonio de predicted by the Highway Patrol Apia throughout the early morning Oliveira Salaxar. before the weekend began at 6 hours. Europeans danced with Ssp. m. Friday. moans at an unofficial ball. City Commission To Reorganize Tonight* King-Sized Snow Hits Dixie Areas C Of C Committee Chairmen Named Western Samoa Newest Nation 31 Killed Instate Over New Year’s Florida Man Missing- FLOMATUN, Ala. (U P I )— I’ollea here joined Florida authorities today in the search for a McDavid, Fla., man missing since last Tues­ day. Flometon Police Chief C. C. Hamby said foul play was suspect­ Chamber, County, School and ed In the disappearance of Janie* City officials today looked for­ Luther Robbins, 49. ward to tool with an air of optim­ ism and a caution* warning for all War On Rackets PALM BEACH, Fla. (U PI) — administrative bodiea to work to­ The Kennedy administration hat gether and "aliminate sectional assigned top priority to a drive to jealousies" to assure llw pro­ block racketeer* from corrupting gress and welfare of the county. Chamber of Commerce man­ public official*. The Juatlra De­ partment at the same time ie con­ ager John Kridcr said 1962 "pre* tinuing ita concentration on labor- sent* a tremendous challenge to management racketeering. our leaders." He said that kmg range plan­ *ktn can't make up it* mind about ning is a "m ust" If “ w« are to leaving bars open New Year's take advantage of the expected •va , . . Richard Deas elected benefit* from the Nova project. president of Chauibar of Com­ Ha emphasized the desired objec­ merce . . . City hear* need for tive* are always quit* impressive. million dollar water improvement However, Kridcr added to achieve program . . . approves plan* (or our goals "w a must eliminate ••wage treatment plant . . . City section jealouiiea and work to vote* 11,300 more for Chamber gether.’ Kruler said Uve eh amber U, . , . Palau Hotel eUU standing (T ). As New Cold Hits concerned. Tucker estimated that temper­ atures would have to be consider­ ably below 30 to really hurl the county's SI I million dollar agri­ cultural industry. Around the state, Pensacola rc. ported the lowest reading, a 32. Miami Beach had 49, Miami 46, j Daytona Beach *3, Tampa 46, Orlattdo 43, and Key West 63. The Miami Weather Bureau called the front which moved into the state Monday "very strong," and forecast "frost or freering temperatures" over much of Flo­ rida tonight. Lows were predicted (or Wed­ nesday morning ranging from 23 to 32 in the northern pari n( the state to 32 to 4o in South Florida Moving ahead of the cold front Monday were scattered showers which hit across the slate. Light. iniermittent showers fell in Miami; dampening mora than 62.000 foot-! ball fans at the Orange Bowl football game between Louisiana .Slate and Colorado. The rain also delayed play in the Orange Cup international tennis team matches, forcing cancciialion of some matches and postponement of others. This was the third cold front to penetrate into Florida since Christmas, but it was not expected to He as severe is last E n d *)’ * freeie. Monday, Florida Citrus Com­ mission Chairman Key Seale* called for a special meeting of the commission tills afternoon tu evaiuate damage to citrus crops caused by Friday night's freeie. Preliminary county, by- county surveys had indicated damage Newly Sworn M ayo r Upsets Altam onte's Applecart Mayor Lawrence Swolford of Altamonte Springs will recontmend the appointment of Grady Hall. Seminole County district six constable, a* the town's police chief and acting (ire chief at a meeting ot the city council called for 7:J0 p.m. today. The resignations of Police Chief Tracy Sullivan and Fire Chief Dick Young were handed in early Mon day morning after Svvofford and Councilman Frank Gcrharrit and Keith Nixon, all elected Dec. fl. Exploratory Talks On Berlin Begun MOSCOW (UPI) — IJ.S. Am bnssadiT Llewellyn E. Thompson announced that lie began explora­ tory talks today with the Soviet government on tho InternalionaI situation and the Berlin crisis. Thompson conferred for 2 'i hours with Foreign Minister An­ drei Gromyko and Iiconid llyichev, secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist party anti propaganda chief of the Soviet Union. Hie meeting was held In Gro­ myko' office at the Foreign Min­ istry. Thompson was accompanied by Kempton It. Jenkins, second sec­ retary of the U.S. Embassy here. The U. S. Ambassador declined to discus* detail* of Use conver­ sation. But he said he will report tu Washington Immediately and wait for instructions for the next meeting. Navy Flier Killed JACKSONVILLE I UPJ} — Lt. Nila Swenson, 29, was killed Mon­ day night when hia Navy A4D Skvhawk crallied into tire woods south of Middleburg near here. The Navy said Swenson of Vir­ ginia Beach, Va., was on * routine training flight from Ociiana Naval Air Station in Virginia. Cause ol the crash was not determined. were sworn Into office within mimilcs after the New Year rolled in. in oilier action of today’s meet­ ing, Swofford said that lie will ask that tlie council veto the new inn­ ing ordinance adopted last Friday night at a called meeting of the old council. All member* of the New Dominican Junta Starts Work SANTO DOMINGO, I). It. (UPI) —Thu new Dominican junta gov­ ernment starts woik today on a long list of tasks assigned by pros­ pective president ilakael Donnelly. Donnelly exproaied confidence tlmi other western hem Isphere na­ tions would soon end diplomatic and economic restriction* on tb* Doriilniruii Itepubtlc, paving the way for I'icsident Joaquin Bala« lu r l" “ " ,J ,urrend*r *«>' power to Donnelly. He also promised "ample liber­ ties" to political parties ami guar­ anteed "unrestricted exercise of all public lltM'rtie*." specifically Including freedom ul Uta press and of the radio, Donnelly said immediate study and planning weru necessary In the fields of farming, business, in­ dustry, education and taxation. He said tin) Junta will solicit tile aid of the United Nation*, the Or­ ganisation of American State* ami "any foreign nation or govern­ ment" which It willing to offer as­ sistance. Herald Index ........ Page Bridjri* l ’agc fi A Classified Page Com L i .i. . Page O u r Aliby ****,... i’ jg c Editorial Pag* Entertainment •• t.l'Katfl a»4* . -mwn • l'iu;i- 6 St ....... Page P unic ...... . Page gocletjr _____ _____ Pag# Spurt* 2 7 6 2 4 2 6 fl 3 6 Cooperation 1 9 6 2 Theme For City, County looking forward to Its moat pro­ ductive year. City Manager W. K. Knowles said ha hoped the city would take concrete action to make needed utility improvemrnU and be hopes that the same Isa rata will be maintained and a balanced bud­ get. County Commission - Chairman J. C. Hutchison aaid that in 1963 the board hopes to make "a d e­ quate facilities available" for county agencies, and provida necessary additions and change* that "w e need for the county officea located in the courthouse." "In the face of anticipated growth of the county, we will be called upon for greatly expanded servlc«t, roads and otner facilit­ ies that the county must provide, and these must be expedited. from the freeze was "no need for alarm " Ort Uie tourist scene, Dick Pope Sr., chairman of the advertising and tourist development division of the Florida Stale Chamber of Commerce, said he would call an emergency meeting of ail tourist industry leaders in the state for Jan. 10 at Miami Beach. Pope said the cold weather in the state had brought Use tourist trade to a "grinding halt." He said that last week the state was "bursting at the seams" with out of stale visitors, but that Thursday, there was a "flood of them out of the state," "The leaders of the tourist in­ dustry must adopt and carry out an emergency plan to resell our stale to the Northern vacationers,” Pope said. Jiupl. of School* It. T. Mil wee aaui Ik- (clt the next aix months will be the busiest time ht< has ever experienced in the County School office. "A great deal of planning must be done to accomodate the growth expected irom tlie Nova Project in the County with much of it beginning next fall. At the pre­ sent time the county office is picparing pl.ms for Uw use of Public Law IIS Fund*, the Federally Im­ parted Area Law, for the cons­ truction of a new building and additions to the vin ou s schools in the county," he said. The County Stall, Principals and teachers are reviewing and will continue to review and study the new State Dept, of Education Ac* rrediiation Standard* which will go into effect next school year. "it will be necessary lo make quite a number of changes in the srliooti to meet these stand­ ards," Miiwcc added. Tlie County Board ii still work­ ing on revising Use School Policies and will probably officially adopt the change* at the next regular Board meeting on January 1!, the superintendent explained. "Another time consuming pro­ ject facing the School Board i* tlie implementation of the new law passed by tha 1961 Legislature with reference to the evaluation of principals, of teachers, and their work in the school*. "Wo*k on the Bear Lake School and Uw South Seminole Junior High ‘ cliool ia progressing satis­ factorily and these plants will be opened for occupancy in Septem­ ber 1962," he emphasised. Planning and Zoning Commission which drew up tho controversial ordinance dividing Altanionlc Springs into geographical zoning districts had submitted their resig­ nations prior to lliu Frida) meet­ ing, Swofford said. Vela ia permissible according to the town's ordinances If action la taken within five daya. The new mayor said early this morning that ha doc* not expect to recam mend any com mill ro ap­ pointment! at tha meeting tonight. Holiday Death Toll 476: Traffic 331 By United Press International The nation's New Year's holiday death toll equalled Uia advance estimate today and the Nuthmnl Safely Council feared It might climb above the 1901 figure when United Prea* Internutiniiiil count­ ed .1.10 highway fatalities. However, it appeared the total Would fail well short of the record 374 dentil* for n threc-day New Year'* weekend act in 1069. The Nation a I Safely Con licit had estimated in advance that .130 per­ son* would lie killed in traffic dur­ ing the holiday period. There went two ileallii in Sentinnlc County due to burns but no traffic fatalities. A United I'rcsi Inteniallon.il count allowed 331 persona dead in traffic during the 78 hour holiday period between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Monday, The death breakdown: Traffic 331 Firrs 84 Planes 4 Miscellaneous 37 Total 476 As usual, California led the na­ tion with 42 highway deaths. Tex­ as had 31, New Yolk 23, Florida 21 and Oklahoma 19. 2 Church Breakins Here Investigated FLORIDA NO. 357 Bulletin BEIRUT, Leanon (U PI) — Army troops, sweeping the coun­ try In a Purge of rtghlwing sup. porters of Sunday’ s abortive at­ tempt to overthrow Prcsldei t Fuad Chehab, have arrestel some l.iNMi prisons, Lebanon ra­ dio said today. First 1962 Baby Is Son Of Proud Longwood Couple The first baby born in Seminole Memorial Hospital this year !• Jason Jay Varnum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Varnum of Longwocd, who tipa the scales at aix poun Ii and live ounces and is 19 inch*** long. He joins four sisters and a bioIhi-r at their Longwood home, a id lias brown curly hair. An entry stating the exact tin * and day of Ills birth and any other child who may have been bom in the county on New Year's Dty must be filed on a delivery dec* tor's or hospital's statement by the legal parent* of the baby, with the Sanford Herald before mid­ night, Friday. Entry must list t is place of birth, sex, weight aid name, the name and address of both parents, and be signed by the doctor who delivered the child. Along with abundant good wish­ es and blessings the first baity wilt receive a beautiful silver bank from Kadcr's Jewelry; a lidding nursery chair from Wilsan Mater Furniture Co.; a feeding spoon and rattle from Wcr.'a Jewelry; a nursery chair in m Furniture Center; two conti ur crib sheets from Kel'a Dc it. More, a pair of baby shoes fn m Ivey's .Shoe Store and a t-1 gift certificate from Toy Corral. Tlie parent! will receive a yea-’a subscription to the Sanford H-rw ali^ 25 p n -"'d ^ L r tb anr.ouq<pmciftu) is „;n Pi JjV salve ^I’rmt- ty .Co., 4mJ a chicken dinner from Pinccrcst Inn. Ilia mother will en­ joy a professional shampoo trd set for her hair from Harriett's Beauty Nook. 3 Mark,New Year By Escaping West BERLIN (UPI)—The new , -ar was ushered In by Wcat Berlin -ra on a cheery note with no sert nil tmrilcr incident* reported. Three East German* m ans-cd to escape to the West unharm sd. One of tlie rdJugcee was a Uyvar-old girl who C 'iw ’.ed nl no under barbed' wire. The othira were young men in their early 20a w)io also slipped across Hie Ixmlcr without being seen by -he Bed sentries. West Berlin police reported the border was extremely qui$L There were no cliah ci. **■ i East German Communist bos# Walter Ulhricht said Monday that tlie signing of a German peace treaty is a vital task for 1962, but lvc did not set a deadline. Ulbrighl, in a speech to East Berlin's diplomatic con n at • New Year's reception, denian Icd,1^ direct negotiation* betweeu t sst ', and West Germany, ;ecordlng to tho East German news age icy ADN. Berlin's Protestant Bishop Gilo Dibells, who was prevented fn m delivering his annual New Yc: r's sermon in East Berlin, spoke in­ stead ever West Berlin rsdio u » tkms. "The wsll through Bcr.in it a dally reminder of the danger of linking in blood and tears in the darkness ot a new barbarity," ba •aid. Police today are investigating two church breakina aomelinie Monday night. Chief Hoy Williams said that the poor box at Holy Cross Epis­ copal Church on Park Ave. was ent*icd while the Church o f tho l e t ­ ter Day BainU v iii also broken Into, Williami also aaid that tlie money box at tha city too was POUT ARTHUR, Onl. (U PD — pried open and a small amount of Lumbermen today hunted a p.-clt change atolen. of stray dogs that killed • C-y '*r old girl a* she walked home fi >m Bundsy school. Provincial police gsve tha f »r» mission to hunt down and kill tha NEW YOUK (U PI) While dog* shortly after little Debo eh bandleader Xavier Cugat and his June Richard*, o f Auden, was singer wife, Abbe Lane, were clawed to death. It waa belie ed busy entertaining New Yeai'a cel- tha doge—all from an Indian viL ebrator* early Monday, burglars lag*— got the scent of tha gi.Ts slipped Into their apartment and German shepherd dog en her made off with more than 930,<A) clothes. Tha stray dogs hung around *Jv* in gums, fur* and cash. Tho cou­ ple told police the loot included village often for food and fra* about 146.300 In jewelry and furs quently fought with the Richer da' dug, police said. and *houl 9300 in cash. Hunt Stray Dogs That Killed Girl Cugats Robbed Of Gems, Furs, Cash �fffr Tough Battle Looms Between Banks, Loan Groups i 4 I 4 1 4 41 I II II jI I| i 1 If i 11 \i i■ *, WASHINGTON (UPI) Conw petition between bonks and MV* lniti and loam aD ociillom for tic* poiituri cntcrei) a new round to­ day. It promlaed to l>« a tough Held. Whithover wa> the tide ot bat­ tle lor oavinii deposits soca, one thing appeared certain; Saver* will be able to earn more interett and tome borrower* will have to pay more, On (hi* lin t huftincM day ot Itttl, government and Industry ofHeial* Iregan a d o le watrh to ter bow the public would react to higher lnt*re»t rale* being ellered by an Important handful of the nation'll 13,400 commercial bank*. Tim government a month ago booatrd from 1 per cent to 4 per cent Die maximum rale on aav* Inga account! In commarclal bank*, ellectlvc Jan. l, 1M2. Hank* ottering tlm*e rate* will be more competitive with the natlon'i e.joo aavini* and loan In* •iltuUon*, which utually have paid more than banka. Ilow much of a ahlft In depoitt* Will here bet That (juration worr'r* tnith aavlog and loan management of banker* trying to hold the Una on rate* aa well a* government official!. Some government otfklaU leer that o ahltt of money to banka would dim Ini ah the aupply of home loan money from aavlnga a iio clillo n i. That, plui hlghar M vlngi and loan dividend ratea, oould puah up mortgage coal* and crimp home building and related Induatriea. Only a relatively tew banka hava announced they would pay a higher Intem t rata on aavlnga account*. The American Hanker Dally ha* eatlmated the number at S par cent of the total, or about 400. But thl* Include* big banka In Now York City and aome hoy Inatllutlona olaowhcre. More over, they are advertlalng their now ratea in Mwapapera and on 4bo air. Under Urn new rule, Die bank* may pay 314 per cent on all aavhU* depoalta and 4 per cent on Aindi left undiaturbed for a year or more. > Saving* and loan aaaoclatlona have been pmguA roughly, from BM and14 per cent, In the TCait. ha 4<4 par cent In the Wait. There la M limit on tho dividend rate at federally chartered aavlng* ■ aiaoclation*. (DaWt Clbbiy. By Abigail Van Buren Ul.AR ABBY: Whut do you think o f a man who telle you he wants to go to jail? lie says he is thinking up it way to get in. lie isn’ t a violent man, but he is planning to throw u brick through a window, or talk hack to an officer, or do something that he can gel m rested for. He tells me he can’t stand the noise around here. We do have six little ones. I can’t tape their mouths shut hut, if 1 can stand It, so ran he. He says he is fed up with me, married life and the children, and the only place for him Is jail wheie nobody can bother him. WORRIED DEAR WORRIED: I’ve heap' -.f men trying to break OUT of Jail hut never INTO one. If your husband is Joking — laugh. If he is serious, call a doctor. H« should have his head examined. • O * DEAR ABBY: Every year my hueband's favorite aunt come* lo visit us for about two weeks. She is very jolly and pleasant hut she has one fault that bothers me. She keeps her suitcase locked and sews the key to her girdle. I don't know what she has that Is so valuable, but cer­ tainly no one In this house would take any­ thing. I think this is an insult to a hos­ tess. How would you feel about p. guest who locks everything up while visiting In your home? HURT REAR IN : Have him give It to you in private, and announce it at the party, s DEAR A B B Y : I burst into tears as my lover of ten years (a lawyer) told me he had decided to go back to hla wife. He said, “ I have no contract with you." Please warn other stupid women about this phrnsc. Respectfully, "TEN YEARS SHOT*' • • O Are thingsrugged? For a personal reply, write to Abby, Box 8868, Beverly Hills, Calif., and don't forget a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • O * ForAbb.v’a booklet,"How To Have A liv e ly Wedding," send B0 cents to Abby, Box 83GB, Beverly Hills, Calif, U)& J J u i (itam en: ARMY MAJ. lieu. Alfred D. Sturbini (left, top) has boeti numed by the Uefunau Department In Washington to head Joint Tank Force Light. Thu new uillL hu« been net up to prepare fur future nuclear atmoapherlc tcatn when anthnrlxed by Prenidont Kennedy. T o p right la MaJ. Gen. Robert H. Booth, chief of the Defennc Atomic Nuji|xirt Agency. At bottom aru: Adm. John 8 . Samuel (right), reprenentlng Dm Air Force, und Bear Adm. Lloyd Muntin. It looka a* Ihouih science has now fixed thtnia to that nobody —net even a newborn babe—la going to ever have to listen to tb* “ sound of alienee.'' There'* a new fid g et on the market that you can tuck Into a baby'a crib that emit* a contin­ uum tone set at 320-350 cycle* that I* supposed to put babies to sleep a* quickly aa though they were being rocked In their mo­ ther* ’ arm*. I'm not sure why U works (m ay­ be the babtea go to deep to gal away from the dial tone) but It to ’.eep commuting children from ought to be a good Introduction making the situation worse. The city relaxed parking regulaUoni and gave approval to pooling taxi ride* in Die two affected borough*. Full Impact O f Bus Strike Hits New York Famed Hollywood Attorney Dies Barbara Burns Dies At Age 22 BOLLYWOOD (U P D -T h e body of narcotic* • haunted Barbara Bums, “ black sheep' daughter of the late comedian Boh Basooka Burns, lay in county morgue to­ day, her life ended at 11 by an overdose of sleeping pills. The tall, beautiful girl, whose health, acting career and family tic* were wrecked by her drug addiction, died Monday In General Hospital—two day* after aha waa tuurvJ unconscious on a street In West Bollywood. A spokesman •aid no mtiubari of her family were present and that ahe never regained consciousness. Just five day* ago, Mis* Burnt, who also tried suicide In August and September, made a Now Year'a resolution to quit narcotic*. Site told a newspaper Ir tend: “ Tell the kids never to try dope, tt’a Just not worth It." Mist Hums, who claimed bar family treated her as an outcast became she tried lor an actingsinging carver rather lhan a tociety lilt, ltd a suicide note In her pedal-pushers telling her loro for her stepmother and 11-year-old brother, Stephen. It laid: "Steve and Mother. I love you and I'm sorry. All t wanted waa your love and you hat* m e." Miss Burns often said ber (am tly nude tun of her because >tse was fat aa a teen-aacr, and that they would have nothing to do with her aiaco tho death af ber homespun philosopher father — ‘ The Arkansas Traveler"—more than five year* ago- L The Corpus ChriaU tournament was the scene of one of the luckteat band* of 1(41. It did not matter whether South opened ooe no-trump or one heart. At all table* except one, he wound up playing a four-heart contract. Due to the fact that South had the same number of ipadea and diamond* aa his part­ ner and because club* failed to break, no one mad* tour baarti. When Jo* Musamcc! at San An­ tonio aat South, ho opened os* no-trump and North decided to forego using Stayman and Jumped right lo Use no-trump gam*. Joe won the Brat diamond trick and ran off five baarta. He had B* Ruth Millet for any baby entering today'a world. Silence la what nobody aeema to be able to stand any more. Once lb* Infant outgrow* hi* wired for aound sandman he can move light in front of the TV act and start listening to TV advertising Jingle*. TV will keep him from ever hating to endure alienee and when, in hla teens, ha outgrow* TV temporarily he can aubatltuto record players and radio. The radio la evan handier than TV for creating noise because radio* can be carried anywhere—and the noli* teen-ager* call music can be counted on to drown out alt £ a c o J b jf v W O n 1:3* lit ! 1:10 •ill TiOO T ill MO 1:0* 0:00 0:00 0:1* U:0* 1 0 :1 0 UlOO 11:10 not IMS (»* (1) (I) II) (I ) (0) (1) <» (I ) (0) (1) ill '0k <l) ID (0) 10 ) III 11) I t) II) 10) 11) IS) I t) II) II) II) (1) ID (I) II) II) f!> (I) *1* H * w »r* o » ABO Report Nswscuss Atlantia Weather Ailltitan* of Ihs Ceulurjr flea Hunt tnvlelbls Man Hswseope NBO N ew i T sllah seees T.IOO Mr. M a ioo Rporttm sn'* Club D oe# n * wares L srsm ls M s n b s l D ills* H ue, Bunnr IJliilc Van DVh* «Bow Itsohelor rather A lfre * m ioheech D sbl* m ill• X tw Dre*d D ick Tow el) anew Red Iksltan Ichabad and Ms Youra Far A lo n g W orld Prospect* IMS (larnr Moarb Ihow A lcoa Premier TB A M*w***e* C haaatl M i Newareem MIO-PIs. Msw* Jack Paar Ghana#! Rina The a lee Mews tfa llrw sed Movls Cale a ls W EDN ESD AY A . M. 13) Mien II) fla n Oa On 1*5 m b gILT. S S TV RENTAL ^ f V __L-. S e m ia o lt T V •aifead Ave. J * tA A R E A DIRECTORY f) Yazoo L*w" M9Wm i) Vespa H IM Down H i l l M*. Lawli Salts it Strvica FslaSs — H .r C -.r . — JaSusa 0«U4* FO M i l l T V Time Previews Autheriaed Vtipa Dtaler 3817 Ceentey Clah Rd. FA 2-7988 AUTO 88IVICI R ili Theatre i l i\ 1 “ Chasing The Sun” OwTlN tist Church Million Appeal which concluded Runday, today ataUd ^ hla appreciation t* dtliwia o f the areas xround Purest Lab# Acade­ my. “ People her* have damonctreUd In a ta tgibla way their regard for those In c foituneUly ■Ituated," hr said. He al*o pralocd church members for their participation in the project. Funds collected by the volunteen during the appeal will ge toward extending • world inlnlitry o f welfare, disaster aid, edu­ cational, medical and spiritual ser­ vice! at home and In 194 other lands, Pure advised, adding that the church also operataa 70R health and welfare centers (n ad­ dition to It* 210 medical unit# around tha world. ---------------------------------------------------- fJ it Cbatsworth (Stephan Franker) In types In support o f tha tiara. Out­ an Thoms* Comet, a school alectlon and figures hla standing fnlk-alnftng talent will make him Vladimir Sokoloff, Iphlgsnle Ceatigioni, A2*J«i.div C s j, Ruber. Mor­ the winner. But It's not tha office eno and Carlos Rivero. he's altar, it** Ursula. Goed fun. l o - l l p. m, (CBS) The Garry P-9; 10 p. m. (CBS) The Red Moore 8 h o«. A second Moore-BurSkelton Show. ‘^Nothing But tha nett appearance In One night Tooth." Noted tor nutty plots, Red ("Password"—8 p. m.) might tw Skelton gee* wild with thl* an*. considered everespoeuro, unis si AdopUng hit Clem Kadiddlchepper you're among their millions at character. Red's tha foil for a big fan* Beat bet tonight la a aklt brvakfaet-food campaign because with Garry aa a psychoanalyst of hi* alleged strong teth. Every­ treating Carol for Irsdlng-atatnp one's a straight man to Skelton in mania that three tans tha sanity of this half hour, in which Red pro­ her hasband. Durward Kirby. Hum vide a nil the laughs with hi* sany orist Johnny Careen and singer atul sometime* unexpected antics. Qlsele MacKenale fit the guest In support, and trying hard not to billing very well, with Marion break up. arc Disk Foran, aa the Lome doing another ahow-stopper breakfast-food tycoon, and Phyllis In a southern courtroom satire. Avery, wke tries to aav* Rad from dental torture. 9-10 p. m. (NBC) Tha Dick Nautical SALEM. V*. (U PI) — The .ro­ Powell Show. "Death In n Vil­ lage." The contrast between good dent roller at Roanoke College and avU la akarply defined in this here include* John Sailer Jr., well-acted play. Especially goed la Georg* A. Hull. Ronald Boatman Gilbert Roland, as a priest who and John Paul Jene* Jr. creases swords with a terrorist (Nehcmiah Fersoff) who cows an entire Spanish village. Persoff la excellent In hla nefarious role, especially when it appears that OPEN 11:13 Itomi [t*ru«n»tration County the priest fears him. You'll appre­ Council officer* and committee ciate accurate casUng o f Spanish NOW THRU WED. chairmen wiU meet for the first Urn* in the new year at Itf a- ra. Wednesday in the Home Demon­ . > nj v x» ' MtrM stration Center on 35th St. I* lU l i n I H i A T R i Mr*. H. L. John .on, county coun­ P H O N E F A 8-1118 cil president, haa advised that .o* HOPE End* Taaile business meeting will Include out­ LA M A At 7:W lining and planning the program TURNER1 tale* tha Air W ake Up Movlaa Paris Market B e re ft Today Countdown Pew* Hiate Mews * W eather Captain Kangaroo Mickey Kean* *hsw W aatktr and M»wt Cartoonvllla Tadar Jack Lalane Ihow Rom per Ream K a n s a s K apert Rablnkee* Mews and falarvD w e W illy la y Whaa CSlandar T roab ls with Fslher Ptay T so r Mums* I l/osa Lucy Magntlna 0 Tka Tssan P n ss It R lgkt Video V illas* C sn ssa trelloe Snrgrlta Patkaga Lava That Bah N eel Tratk o r coa soa a sesa o U e t o t U fa Caeiaaflaga little hope a t making hla con­ tract, but mlradea sometimes happen at bridge. FURNITURE A l l CO M Bm O N I Hla ntxt play waa to throw West in with a diamond. Waal ■•rry's Warnhoma promptly caahed four diamond tricka and the miracle earn* to Nr Tb* ro.it Vssr Arsasd Faraitwrt C o., Inc. paw. Joa discarded down to the Btnrt OUT TO TM« IAXM ace-nine o f clubs and a spade in dummy and East had to go down MsKsesdr AdrsrHssd Irsadi *t h — Ia n to thro* cards also. U n issl Frisss — >»*,*• Tsrsw !H 8. t u t A-s. Im M FA MM4 That meant East could keep 901 W. P in t Sanford FA *4871 only a singleton spado or sin­ AffU A N C K S gleton club. He chose to unguard M O W M S • S C O O T fU the club king wbere-upon Joe, NELSON CO . who discarded behind him hung onto the queen and on* club and amna the ace of spades and mad* the APPUAMOM 818.0# Down 87.15 M». laat three tricka and hla contract. Meter Bcoetere 8 1-8:30 p. m. (CBS) Paaawerd. (Premiere). The daytime audience participation show g * u lie first nighttime airing with host Allen Ludden end guest* Garry Moor* and Carol Burnett. Whether or not yuu Ilk# thl* typo o f show, tha antics and wit o f Moor* and tha unpredictable Miss Burnett make it a half hour well spent. • ;IO-9 p. in. (NBC) Alfred Hitchcock Presents. ‘‘The Bilk Pet­ ticoat." Stars Michael Rennie as a new* husband with a secret past tie haa kept from hia unsuspecting bride. Elisa Mlnden convincingly plays tha wtfa who professes the "money makes a marriage" theory uutil fear shock a her out o f her secure life, 8:10-9 p. m. (CBS) Dobio CiUli*. Popping up aa one og Do bis’a "many lore** In this segment la lovely- Ursula Forbea iG lgi Vacone), whoU pop your eyes. Hut it’s •till saucy, pert Zelda (Sheila James) who'll capture your heart. Pebi* (Dwayne Hickman) finds himself conipeUng with playboy For u>« January meetings, alt club* hi the county have invited an attorney to apeak on the sub­ ject of "legal matter* pertaining lo women." Mr*. Johnson said. N E W LY ELECTED OFFICERS o f the IM Liry Fiahityt Club organized in thg com m unity aonro two months ago are, from left, John Coppen. presi­ dent: Clyde W ught. vice president; Howard Middleton, organizer o f the fcruup; Leonard Hentkc, tieunurer and John Smiley, secretary. (Cox Photo) By Oswald Jacoby of Adventist Appeal Director Thanks Forest City Area m oat dUqhlighJtA fur 18*2. j other sound*—evan the singing of bird*, the chirping of crickets, the wind In lift tress, the gentle tap­ ping of rain on the roof, the pop and crackle of an open fire. Then whan the teen-ager I* grown and married and settled down he can go back to Uw TV set for companionship—the com­ panionship of continual noise. So that bla own child won't ever hava to experience silence ha can start him off with that little crib gadget that make* a continuous not**—and start the whole cycle of clamor all over again. lan'l U wonderful 1 We can now have noise from the cradle to the grave. t«) C otlec* it Could na You .search Par Tom orraw Make T h ai Paea cu ld ln g Mght NBC Maws Report Poena l Married Juan Day In Court Ahont Paces Mid-Day Msws As Tha W orld Turns Orbit Jan Murray Show Password Jane W ym an dhow Lsratte Young Art Ldnklittor Yeung Dr. M ales* The Millionaire Quaen for a Day Prom Three Roots The Vtrdlet la Y ours Who Do Yon Treat C olllngw ood News Make Room P or Daddy Brighter Day Aansrleaa Daadotaad Hecret Storm Mara* H ollyw ood Kdge ot Might I D eleek M oelo Uaeie W alt Popov* Playkoao* Martin Russ, director o f the Fcrcut Lake Seventh-Day Adven­ MO f|) Todar t i l* (0 ) M l (1) MO I t) Till 1*> 11) 1:00 <«> ll) 0:00 ID <>) 0:00 II) ID 0:01 (I) (0) Oil* ID 0>4I II) ID H ilt ID ID 10:11 ID lift * ID ID 10:41 ID 11:00 ID ID ID 11:00 ID II) II) ID 11:11 11:00 ID (0) ID i : ;ja <]> ID ID 13:1* II) 13:43 13) 1:0b ID ID ID 1.00 | l) 1:34 I f) 1:10 ID ID J:*0 (3) I f) ID t i l l .11 ID t :t t It) ft) It) l : t t l*> ID If) 1:41 I f ) l i f t ID ID ID 1:14 ID 4:t f |D II) I i l l ID ID (D H. B. Pop* Co., loc. Vf tf u. * il * ‘wm ‘j'LLL e lies (0) Channel 0:U 10) fo n t , Ola»»ro«m NEW YORK (U PI)—A atrtka by two private but linei tangled tho community habit* o f 1.1 mil­ lion Now Yorker* and tuburbanttaa reluming lo work today after tho long holiday weekend. Adding to U>o woea of rider* of Fifth Avrnuo Coach Llnta and two tubtidlarlet waa a force*it of light mow, which could foul Increated automobile traffic move­ ment on tho elty’a buay atreota. And today appeared to be only (he bag Inning of the ordeal. Neith­ er the but companies nor Die Transport Worker* Union ITWU), which walked out at 11:01 a, m., EST, New Year’* Day when con­ tract* expired, acbeduled any ne­ gotiation*. Uutet and aubwayt operated by Die New York City ITauiil Au­ thority and five other private bu> line*—which carry nearly T mil­ BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPI) lion daily rider*—were running —Attorney Jerry CDciler. defend* normally. Tho tranait authority or o f Hollywood'* glamor girl* and and the other companies trilled leading men (or >0 ytara, died at a contract with the TWU last hit home of a heart attack Mon­ week. Bank at hit wa* The Bruns, day. lie waa 75. No lunger will muvle *ura be which now hat no bui service, able to about, "Uet me d ealer," and Manhattan, where Fifth Ave nuc Coach and aubiidlary Surface when troubled by t^e !»w f o r H wea live famed attorney Tranait, Inc., provide much o f llw who came to the reicuc ot auvit acrvlce. The two line* carry 1.3 celeUrltU* a* Marilyn Mumiv*, million rider* dally. About 300.000 Robert Mltchum, Charlie Chaplin. patrons of anothar adbtldlary, Westchester Street Transportation Lana ’ urnar amt Errol Flynn. In a career that apanne-d alniuai Co., in suburban Westchester lo year* Ulealer became a legen­ County also had to find alternate dary 'Igure In California court*, way* of reaching their Jobs, i The transit authority scheduled winning almoit all hi* ca*rt. The he ,-i attack wa* the alxth maximum service on Manhattan— au.'feml by Die attorney in a year, j Bronx aubway lines, but still ex­ lie had returned (Tutu Ml. Sinai pected a worse lhan normal Jam Hoapital laat Nov. II where he of rider*. It also put on more wa* recuperating from a heart 1buses. The public school system or­ aeUure. At hi* aide when Uie end came dered classes to start an hour wa* a nur*e, and hi* wife o f 30 later today and end an hour early year*, Ruth. )U ■l*o 1* tu n n e d by a ton, I All-tuue high-score basketball Michael, and two daughter*. Jer­ game occurred Feb. IT, tgyg. ry Lee Wright and Mildred Lae when the Boston Celtic* defeated lionoelly. the Minneapolis Lakers 173 IW. i|p ^ m -•• e Page 2 — Tues. Jan. 2, 19G21 WEDNESDAY I*. M. TUBSDAY t\ M. DEAR ABBY: My mother and I huve a difference o f opinion or something, and want your advice. My boy friend is going lo give me an engagement ring very noon. My mother thinks he should give it to me in front o f everybody at the engagement party she is going to give. I think he should give it to me in private. What is your opinion? IN THE CLOUDS HD Council Sets First Meeting t • •:tX «:t0 \r- r \y * WrraTB Television Tonight DEAR HURT: We all have our little peculiarities. S e c u r ity is h ers. Overlook it. * Oanforl Plus At S.ee Only “ Gunn Of Nnvnrone’* Cregeey Peck > I'etor B a c H e ip fc " PARa DISC W ED . A T H t R S . “ No Name On The Bullet” JAMS WOE * JIM HLflON WAAPREVlSS A u di* M a ig k y • C olor AW * "Last D*>* Of Pompeii” flteva Reese* • Cetoe SHOWS AT 1--M • 3.-M I*# -T-.ee - HARRY ADAIR’S MOVI8 •ULP SIRVICI •ssrssfnsg Fro*a! 8 1st, 8 MsHM I arris* FA M t ll — FA »-ttll Fairway Ttxaco Servlet Harry M. KrH«a. Jr* M y . THOMAS M OVINO * STORAGE •D FACXINB — CIATINB - IT O U M tessl lid U r , Dlilsst. UstIs* A*)*. UaltsC Vs* Us*. Is*. "MOVIN* WltM CAXI IVtlTWHiat” Ml N. Lasrsl U M FA t-IHI TIAACO * A ! AND OIU *4Sf4sl — Firs.*#** T. 8. A. PtUMIINR W sshlaet A Psiksblsg Ftsl Up * QsWtsrv — IMS ssrrt** UW a frost* AS* 4*«tSrC FA 4-S4J4 R . L HARVEY c o N c t m p to o u e n lsrl,a«H*st — assslrs Chapman Caacrtta Products BLOCKS I wests, IlMM — Fs*s 8 s d s Car Stops — SIDs — Lintels Wsfsr Fsaes m c im m FA 14MI P LU M M M * R HBATtMR CONTRACTORS " P t n a s , is tb* Has) U*»" ID N. War t u br! UN 11. S ftrl Br. IssNS* FA 1-tllf LEE BROTHERS r if b is e Are IISCTBIC COHTKACTOt hs* m*« c « k .iiw i OaMity IsatsUsrlsat tlscs It IF Fswss — W.Ur liik a s ART ELECTRIC •table tars*., — OR SANFORD Nr lbs last la Wire* Sai Casri.i — IDsdnsl — Ca— «WU4 Art OssfSsrty, Jr. 0. O *ss III. 4*is blsry Phone Sanford FA 2-34*7 I I , L a A t* l.a tsre )A M i l l ROOPINC — SHUT MITAL STEINMEYER H IM Kuufing A Sheet Metal, Inc. M N , » 4 l lla f r Sanford Floor Food Star* t .n .U s ta s sag K .ssl't • w t s n • *•'« *< •» » > ( ■U h I 44.1.1 Wsn N s * lirswsisa - F4r*l C U m Wsab no* *ooe — coax com u JIM DAMOV u r n Jim Damiy Deg Feed 4o U* iM brl *•• n<w s NOW IN 3 LOCATIONS — 313 Oak Ave. 83.75 8. Banfard Ave. atm FA 3-34X1 IMOU FUtNITUU F FA S-4T3I L O k i D A ’S I N IS T U R H IT U R I Bodcock Furniture Associate Store I HAD | ALWATl 4AV1MBI 044 FOOTWEAR b o e I-*4 I k l l U SAUIIV Al Sanford im 294 Migeeiil A m SOT W. tit *4. Bnnfevd i) ' �I o ijf ftittfurh J rra lh T u c . .l.n. 2 . 1DB3 - P .m 8 I D p R a r y Mr. And Mrs. W. M. Haynes Observe Golden Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes, 314 Magnolia Ave., celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Dec. 36. No formal celebration was held but they attended a fam ­ ily reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I), it. Watkins in Pahokcc the day before. The couple was married in Jack, aonville, Pec. 26, 1911 and have lived In Sanford ever since. They have three children, Mrs. J. A. Sands, Orlando; Mrs. D. B. Watkins, Pahokee, and Dr. Walter Haynes, Columbus, Ohio. They also have seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. At the time of their marriage, Mr. Haynes was business manager of the Sanford Herald where he ..tnained until 1920, when he sold Us Interests and with Z. B. Ratliff opened the Celery City Printing Co. Since I93T he has operated the Aayncs Office Machine Co., of Sanford. Mrs. Haynes served as organist for the local Eastern Star for many years and Mr. Haynes is past president of the Sanford Rotary Club, of which he is a charter member. He is also past master of the local Masonic Lodge. Both are members of Iho First Methodist Church. Indiana Couple W S C S P resen ts Visits Family Christmas Program In North Orlando The Naomi Circle of the WSCS of the DeBary Community Meth­ odist Church hrld the December meeting and Christmas party tn the Social Hall or the church, with Mrs. Wesley Saatknmp in eharge of the devotional program. Mrs. William Boenet and Mrs. Adam Muller sang several selec­ tions as ducts and members join­ ed in singing carols, accompanied by Mrs. Everett Swift, at the piano. Mrs. Frank Hlaha, hostess, served refreshments o( rake, ice cream, candies and nuts. Other members present were Mrs. Ray Higgins. Mrs. J. Perry. Mrs. Hugh Booth. Mrs. H. Campbell, Mrs. O. Stccrman, Mrs. Damon Scott, Mrs. Fred Arter, Mrs. LeRoy Hastam, Mrs. Julia Opiola, Mrs. Orville Jones and Mrs. E. Cooper. By MON A Git INSTEAD Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Ward Sr. have returned to tbeb home in Indiana, a tier a holiday visit with their son, Henry A. Ward Jr., ami his fatplly, in North Orlando. The Wards engaged In extensive sightseeing white on the way to Florida. They stopped in Ken­ tucky nnd visited in Manchester, Tenn., and Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga. They were interested in the long needle pines of the Southern states, as Indiana haa fewer pines of a different variety. They spent some time In Griffin, Ga., and enjoyed watching work­ ers picking pecans. After staying overnight in Lake City they went to Silver Springs and made the tours In the glass-bottom boats. Mrs. Ward stated that her great, est thrill was seeing the oranges growing on the trees. She was fas­ cinated with the many beautiful flower* in this section. Her hobby is flowers and she said that "her [lowers could never compare to the ones in Florida." Church Calendar TUESDAY MRS. HARRY WEIR, right, nald goodbye lo more than 100 friends «t a farewell coffee in her honor, at the home o f Mrs. Fred Ganns, recently. Front left are co-hostesses. Mrs. J. E. Terwilleger Jr, and Mrs. Vann Park­ er, Mrs. Ganns and Mrs. Weir. Mrs. Roy Mann assisted the hostesses in serving assorted pastries, wafers and coffee. The Weirs will be leaving this week for their new home in Arizona. (Herald Photo) Lake Monroe Club Plans Meeting Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class o( the First Metho­ dist Church meets at 7:30 p. m. tn McKinley Hall with Mrs. L. E. The Lake Monroe Home Demon­ Estes and her group serving as stration Club will meet Thursday hostesses. night at the home of Mrs. Louise Thompson, Palm Terrace Rd Mrs. Mabie Carroll will servo as co-hostess and the program, presented by a Sanford attorney, bic Browne, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. will be a discussion on legal mat­ Beulah Thornton, Mrs. Minnie ters. Taylor ami two guests, Mr*. Vir­ All members and their husbands ginia lluclie mid M rs.'E va Beck­ are urged to attend. The program ham. will start at 7:30 p.tn, Thursday Night MR. AND MRS. \\. M. HAYNES (Herald Photo) Past Noble Grands Name New Officers The Past Noble Grand* Club met at the home of Mra. Eileen Rector on the Old Orlando llwy. for their December meeting and annual Christina* party. The meeting wa* opened by Mra. Eileen Rector, president. Mr*. Mae Mycra gave the devotions, "The Masterpiece," a *lory of the writing of Handel's Messiah and closed with a Christmas prayer. .Mrs. Rector reported on her re­ cent visit to the Odd Fellow* Home in Gainesville and atatrd that each guest had been pre­ sented a gift from the Past Noble Grands Club. Officers for the romtng year were installed by Mrs. Virginia Anderson, Installing officer, Mrs. Mac Myers, installing marshal and Mra. Esslo Cole, installing chaplain. New otflcers are Mrs. Clarence Snyder, president: Mrs. Henry J i meson, vice president; Mrs.. May Rubow, secretary, and Mrs. P . C. Howard, treasurer. Mrs. Rector, retiring president, was presented a lovely gilt by the club, Under the new president, plans were made for the banquet to be held Feb. 22 to entertain the pres­ ident of the Robekah Assembly, Following the business meeting Christmas carols were sung and gifts exchanged. Also gifts from the secret pals whose names were revested. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess whose home was beautifully decorated for the season. A large Christmas tree was in one corner of the room and two net trees were on the piano. Other arrangements were thnuignout the room. Others attending were Mrs Brodie Williams, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mrs. Henry Jameson, Mrs. Rubow, Mrs. Dclany Beecher, 'Mrs. Nnncy Dob­ bins, Mrs. Nell Fulrell, Mrs. Mn- Osteen Personals OFFICERS AND INSTALLING OFFICER o f tho Punt Nobel Grands Club are from left, Mra. I). C. Howard, Mra. May Rubow, Mra. Clarence Snyder, Mra. Virginia Anderson and Mra. Henry Jameson. (Herald Photo) Bear Lake Nominations and election ol new nificers tor the CPO Wives Club was (he main item on the agenda when the group met for the final meeting of the year. Mrs. William Sowell was elected president. Ollier officers named to serve with her for the next six months were Mrs, Roy J. Morris, vice president; Mrs. William Marsh, secretary, and Mrs. Wayde Snyder, treasurer. The installation luncheon will he held Jan. 6 at 12:30 at (lie Tiki Restaurant. Mrs. Rex King, retiring presi­ dent, presided at thu meeting. Elvera Laurence, central committee representative, reported that Capt. Henderson suggested that various Navy Wives Clubs sponsor the drrnrating or rooms In llie dis­ pensary. It was voted that the CPO Wives Club would paint and fix up the isolation room as their part in the project. Joyce Edwardson reported Dial she and Edna Murray had at­ tended the monthly business meet­ ing nf (ho Little Bed School House. The club voted lo send a donation each month to help the finandal responsibilities of lids school. The annual Christmas dinner FAMILY NIGHT Christman Parly was recently enjoyed by members o f the Seminole Chapter B0 Disabled American Veterans and the auxiliary. Pictured left to right are Mrs. -Margaret Scott, co-chairman; chapter com* mnnder Louis Rot undo; Grady Scott, co-chainnun and auxiliary comman­ der Mra. Valton Williams. Enterprise Personals Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Dykes and children have returned lo their home in Panama City after spend­ ing the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Wllliard Kilmer were recent guests of Mr. and Mr*. Warren Hisc. Mr*. E. L. Blocker of Chiplry and Mrs. G. A. Tyler, Osteen, were holiday guesls of Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Tyler and Linda. Linda haa been visiting with relatives In Green Cove Springs the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Johnson and family spent the holidays with relatives in Panama City. Mrs. Mary Martin is visaing relatives in Cullman, Ala. Harold Wilaicr of Charleston, S. C., and Terry Sellers of McDill Air Force Base, Tampa, were hol­ iday gueata at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rennet ol Athens, Ua., and Mrs. C. A. Adams and Mrs. Elizabeth Sharon of Sanford were recent guest* of Mrs. Bertha Hardin and Miss Sarah Burn* , Isongwood Personals Mr. and Mrs. James Adams and children have returned from a hol­ iday visit with Mrs. Adams' mo­ ther, Mrs. Julia Adams, in Gas Ionia, N. C. While there they went to Asheville to do sume sightsee lug and show their children the snow in the mountains. Mr. and Mr*. Bcnme Keigani of Pasadena St. had as their guests (or Christmas dinner, Mr. Kcl gans' father, and hla aunt, Mra. Addie Bryant, and Mrs. Keigani* mother. Mr*. Jane taihree and her sister. only ONE There is only one WELCOME WAGON Plan Meeting and tree Dimming, held (or CPO Wives, their husbands nnd guests was reported very successful. Seventy people enjoyed Hie delic­ ious dinner at the CPO Club, an evening of social dancing nnd carol singing. Hostesses were Ade­ line Karns, Lee Dabb, Mrs. Wil­ liam Marsh and Mrs. Laurence, The next regular elub meeting Is scheduled tor Jan. 17, at 8 p.m. in the NAS Ballroom. All wives ot Chief Polly Officers, Marine Mas­ ter Sergeants and others in the seventh, righlh nnd ninth pay grade (retired or on active duty) are cordially invited to attend. Next Monday The Alt Souls CaWonc Women's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday, Jan. 8, at 8 p.m. in the Parish Social Hall. The ladies are requested to bring their arts and crafts and any hohhy they might have along, as it Is hoped we can have a largo arts and crafts display. All ladies ot the parish are cor­ dially Invited. First completely enclosed starting gale in thoroughbred rac­ ing was introduced at a Vancou­ ver. I). C. track in 1939. BUY NOW! ilP P S II l i i i i i m i H i i j I.IH1UH lilllulllillallil n i u f i M On HuntJ reds In Our G I F T of lleuut Iful 1t e n ia D E P A R 1 • M E ! 4T Save For Next Christmas Personals Miss Mabel Lorrh of Chatham, N. J., is spending Hie winter with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weary, Their son, David Weary, came down io spend Christinas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ante Erickscn ot Aita Vista entertained Mrs. Cari Lind for dinner Christmas day. Altamonte Springs Mr. and Mra. Frank G. Galenic of Bellville, N. J., arc visiting Mr. and Mra. lawny Blond) al their Park Lane home. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Smith were Christmas day guests ot Mr. BY SHIRLEY WENTWORTH and Mrs. lividnlph Ackerman, The Mr. nnd Mrs, Milton Tinsley of Ackermans held open huusc this Altamonte Springs spent Christ­ week for their close neighbors. mas D*y with Mr. nnd Mis. Ralph Peter, also of Altamonte Springs. The group enjoyed a delirious din­ ner to climax a pleasant day to­ gether. Wood-block printing was in­ vented by the Chinese perhaps as early as A.U. 770, The King o( Korea established a foundry for the casting of movable type about 1403 but Koreans probably learn­ ed the process from the Chinese. Catholic Women DeBary Personals Personals BY SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Visiting at ths home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Medvee of Lake Ash•r Cr., Bear Lake Manor, ara bar brother and sister-in-law and their sons, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Jacko and Raymond and Donald of New­ market, N. J. Also a guest at tha Medvea homa it another brother, A la i Jacko of Perth Amboy, N. J. After a week'e visit, tha guesta will return to their homes In the North. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown and three children, Stephanie, Windy and Douglas, of Wayland, Mas*., are spending a two week's vacation during the holiday* with Mr*. Brown’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mat he* of Llnncal Beach Dr., Big Bear Lake. Also visiting during the holiday* were Mr. and Mra. F. D. Julian fro-.n Oklawaha. Guest* for the holidays at the homa o f Mr. and Mr*. Carl Moro o f Craig Dr., Bear Lake Manor, were hit parents and brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moro and sons, Kenny and Marvin, of St, Genevisva, Mo. Also visiting were hie grandmothers, Mrs. Gussla Moro and Mr*. Frank Sehwent o f St. Genevieve. HouseguetU for the holiday weekend at the home of Mr. and Mra. Robert Kowalski of Craig Dr., Bear Lake Manor, were hla brother, Fred Kowalski, a sopho­ more at Alpena Junior College in Grecnhush, Mich.; hie cousins, Ed­ ward Hcchlik, also a sophomore at Alpena; John Hechlik, an elemen­ tary school teacher from Detroit, Mich, and James Hechlik, a eopho. More at Western Slate in Detroit. lit MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER CWl> and Mrs. S. (i. Brooke and children Barbara and Rnmmy, who arc atalloned nl the Air Form Base at Charleston, 8. C,, spent the holidays with his mother, Mrs, Lois Brooke and sisters, Mra. Don Stovvell o f Sanford and Mrs. Ed­ win llraudock of Enterprise, Clu islmas dinner guest* of Mrs. Sam Brnoko were, Mr. and Mr*. S. G. Brookt and children, Bar­ ium and Sammy, Mr. and Mr*. Don Stowel) and children, Maxine, Corky and Vinrc, Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Hraddock and children, Danny, Jimmy, Alan and Crystal. Guests of P. H. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. L. \V. Jones over the Christmas weekend were, Mr. nnd Mrs. I,ulz Baris nnd Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Davis ami son Bundle of Bamberg, South Carolina; Mr. amt Mrs. Gen*. Sargent an,I children Ronnie ami Iteatlia o f Atlanta, tiu., Mr. and Mr*. John Snlvley and Mr. nnd Mr*. Joe Snivley of Philadel­ phia, i 'si. and Mrs, Clifton O'Quinn of Brnurhville, S. C, Mrs. Sowell Named CPO Club President ■IIMHIPV tl On Christman Cards, Wrapping Paper Note Paper nnd ChrUtniuu Decorut Ions f POWELLS 117 Mugnoliti O f f ic e S u p p ly Co am i G ift Sh o p v ' , Ave. FA 2-5842 life more in *62 see . *. • 3 & 4 BEDROOMS Price* Sturt nt #11,000 with Low Down Payment und No Cloning Gout RAVENNA PARK V. A. Financing: also FHA, FIIA1N-SEKVICE, CONVENTIONAL **A Community o f Ilomcn Iliillt W ith Pride** l - l | / 2 & 2 BATHS FHA - IN • SERVICE FINANCING G EN ERA L Bedroom 1 $' E L E C T R IC K IT C H E N S ‘ Hath Includes Everything 30 years o f esparianc* fostering good will in Mas and community < business Ufa. e Shom uaksh CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. C u stom 211 W. 2 1 th ST. B u ild in g a S p ecia lty General Office FA 2-3103 Sale* Office FA 2-7405 �Underdogs Peter Edson M arriage of Inconvenience Political It'i a commonplace to xay that Americans like un­ derdogs, In everything from sports to politics. Do they really? Some elements of the sporting pub­ lic hnve always been notoriously fickle. But In recent years Increasing numbers o f sports viewers seem to ho insisting on having a winner at all costs. The loser— and his coach—are quick to feel verbal and occasionally even physical abuse. The Michigan State football coach, Duffy Daugher­ ty, whose team played a rugged 1901 schedule, properly tore Into critics who stormed at him and his players for “ merely” winning seven o f nine games played. Dare we ask to examine the week-to-week perform­ ance of the students, alumni and general public who do the crltldilng? The chances are that their average "win­ ning” percentage Is not so hot. What they need is a little more recognition of hu­ man frailty, and a great deal more fundamental loyalty — a commodity in shorter and shorter supply as the years pass. Dr. Crone’s Worry Clinic Profreaalva nawapapsra are taking tka lead in leaching jroting people aana aes knowl­ edge. Indeed, your newspaper Is doing as much to present the unbiased facta aa probabljr all other agencies combined. CASE L-402i Johnny X., agad IB, la a high achool sophomore. “ Dr. Crana, I am n ateady rts.lir of your CASE RECORDS," ha racantly Informed me after my addrees before hie high echool as­ sembly. “ 1 have found your aubjecta very Interesting and helpful. Bometlmes I uee them for ideaa to develop in my Engllih themes. “ I am flftsen years of age, and fast that I should know something about sex. My parents hava never talked to me about It and probably never will, unleie I aak them. “ But I can't do that, regardless [«f how hard I try. Oh, 1 know a lot about tho subject, since J hava plckad up ■ great deal from my pals, but I don't think all 1'va heard I* the truth. . “ Bo, Dr. Crana, I with you'd diecues this problem In your column, A lot o f ue boys In high school era watching fo r It. Out don’t use my right name in the case, for I don’t .want anybody to know 1 asked you.” Bex Facta Bo 1'va called him Johnny X., and hava decided his csss is so universal among youth* a* to war­ rant discussion. Millions o f teenager* era need­ lessly . confuted, terrified or ob••lied with guilt complexes, ju it because their parrnta or teachers hava never given thtm the lull and unprejudiced etory of sex. As a physician, l'v s had teenage girls come to mo In terror because they thought they were dying. And boya who bad been preyed upon by quack*, hav* consulted me, thinking they had venereal disease, when they had nothing o f the sort. Moreover, young people by the tans of thousand* (till hav* guilt complex** In thli realm and worry leit they are going to loss their minds or go Insane. Why? Because they have occasionally Indulged In self-sex practical. Newspapers Spread Truth While the current debat* goal on aa to whether parents or taachare or clergyman or physician* should glee young people a little aana icienMflc counsel on the Im­ portant subject o f *«x, tha news­ papers are coming to the front a* on* o f America's chief educational fortes. With their war on venereal dliesse, their support o f medical ex­ aminations prior to marriage, and their aponaorlnr of such scientific columns as this one, they are methodically educating p a o p 1 a while others are stilt quibbling about how, whtn, why and where. Batf-asx practice* are not wlie, but they do not lead to insanity. It It criminal, thtrefor*, to terrify youth and drive them to patent medicine quacks Just became soma numbecull o f the past visited an Tha United Sutee ii out of step Iniane asylum and wltntsitd selfwith the rest of tha world. We are sex practice* among tha Inmate*. old-fashioned, not up to date. The self-six practice* did not This could well be Um cause of produc* the insanity even though the insane may engage In thtm. In many o f our troubles and head­ fact, monkeys and apt* at tha too aches. alio prsclics **lf-**xu*l stimula­ Wa lend and give away money tion, as do babies and most boys when it ! i fashionable to borrow or and girls until marriage elimin­ ■teal It. ates ths need, We bend over backward! trying la Cass Of Doubt I have hundred* of records In my to make friends, while others seem fllsa o f msn and womsn who are to do their best to create enemies. vary blttar toward Uislr parents We ere patient, while other* are because the latter failed to glva Impatient. W* turn the other thsm correct aaxual information cheek, others double up their fists. early in life. W* make concessions, while other* But I hava no record o f anybody grab. We make much o f our weak­ who has protested because hla par­ nesses, other* boast of their ents gave him too much sound sex­ ■trength. ual Information, or because they Wa talk, others act. gavs It to him loo early! India’s neat tidy overrunning of If you era In doubt, therefore, tiny Goa it the lateet example of give your child too much informa­ how America needs to change It* tion Instead o f too little. Give It way o f behaving in order to Join too early Instead o f too late. And the main currents o f tha world. don't flush or act embarrassed. You are prudish If you cannot dis­ cuss sex casually with your chil­ dren. Send for my bulletin on BEX PROBLEMS OF YOUNG I’EOBy RICHARD STARNES PLE enclosing a 4 cent atamped The yesr 19 and 62, which will envelope, plus 20 cents. be upon us before you can say Every boy and girl ehould have a copy. Sand one to your niece or •uld lin g syne In Swshlll, may nephew if you have no children of mark tho dsta when everything your own, or pnss It along to the started to stop. leader o f your church's lloy Scout H will take several yean be­ Troop. fore everything stops complcttly, (Always writ* to Dr. Crane in of course, but ths trend Is unmis­ care # f this newspaper, enclos­ takable. Everywhere you turn ing a long 4 cent stamped, ad­ (every where I turn, anyway) dressed envelope and 20 cents lo evidence Is at hand that ws are cover typing end printing re-la drying up, slowing down, crest­ when you send for one of his ing less, demanding more. Pretty booklets.) soon, If I can read chicken en­ trails, everything she is going First day nursery In the VS. to stop, In New York the gents who opened in Now York City In IU4, according to the Encyclopedia book up electric wires are clamor, lng for a 30-bour weak, and the Britannic*. chaps who drive the subway trains are demanding a 32-hour OUR BOARDING HOUSE week. Both trades threaten to tie the city up tighter than a Sal­ voucrstW 'too SHOW.DA g cn *sfT vation Army collar U they don't ftACtfCV 5. He KB A M ) MUTE A * 0 . get whet they want, *o Ihey'll , OCXh i' OH UP , WUtM tvT d a m b u s t e d ? likely come within shouting dis­ [THCRB* fOUMOlMG1 (W E OUST FOUND OUT , AM' HXAVMM5-W' THAT HE POKAOTTO tance of their goats. 5 HOULOCKS CMA MAIL HER CM KtVM A* The trend it not peculiar to DOOKf— &UMD4 c a r d s till Vs i t e r o a v / labor cither. Not long ago the LltfBM«4 M0 0 Plt'S X DtDHTT KHOti THE OL* 1T6CHNIQUO — BOV COULD MCWS SO FA S T President, bird put to make a WONDER VWATtrf — H t D ID T H R a B LAPS » speech without tickling any tough AtAOOR ISOO-TH1 AROOMD TM" LWIM6 ROOM. Issues, chewed out American 1H0WED SOME FANCY youth for being spectators instead DOCk.1M4, THEN WENT o( participants. He was right— the aversga American kid today t o a p e A « a tip / , b is alt tho lire and enthusiasm of a boiled rutabaga. Ask one o tote In a few slicks of firewood, for example, and you'll think you are witnessing the demise of a road company Camille. If you doubt that sloth is the outstanding characteristic of our young 'uns, walk p u t any achool at in-gathering tima. You will be appalled at the number of suety tot* who are hauled thitlher in motorcars. Or walk a mile to the railroad alallon, aa 1 do frequently, and your neighbors will quick­ ly assume that you’ve gone cracktrs or had your auto repos­ sessed. Sanford, Florida Tuesday, January 2, 1962 ^P ased Colonial hornbooks taught that — Idleness led to vice and It's aa VSALTSB A. o u t LOW , BSUITOH * r V S L U H B a CVRLYM J . OOSHIRD M S B B N KILLKBBKW true now aa It w ai then. Kids M tstsln a Editor Advertising Oirteter CUV Editor nowadays don't chore for Ibalr rr.AM K VOLTOLIXB JODY W B L U M. SCLLKX T U B money; they shemeleuly gouge It C asntr Bdltar C lassified M aaeger ClrsuUtiun M s s e te r C B C M JA PASS as KB JANUS b S I O S X S K M VISBfl W ELL* out of their cringing elders, Aak Basis ly Bdttar Beataea* M aaager i n c t t i i i t i S u sl them to do a ftw modest house iv s s c a 'v n o i s s a 1 hold tasks in exchange for Ihtlr By as. stipend, and you’ll encounter • Ia si* O enalr All I Y aw g ilA # I Year passive resistance that would • M eats* BIX t Meatka wring cackles of glee from the S ISaatto L M a M aaU s S MaaSN I N S H eath eklony spook of Sandhi himself. th a t a ll ssatl aahaeetsssaaa ha s a le to The subway drivers and tho elec­ Henry McLemore and quietly by, handing out money with both hands, flirting with every country under the sun with ■ population of more thin 130, and winding up unpopular in many parts o f th* world, and downright dlstlkrd in others. There should be a change o f be­ havior on America's part. Wa need a little spirited, unwar­ ranted, illegal action to bring us up to date. What about, say, a sudden attack on Nova Scotia? We could Justify it it toms ridic­ ulous way, and Halifax would be ours In a day—and with few cas­ ualties. World opinion would be outraged, o f course, but only for three days at the most. The United Nations would boll for half an hour or ao, and Dean Rusk would be kept busy issuing reasons for the attack, but then all would b« finished, and the U. S. would be right up there as up to data a i the next country. Let's try Itl Less Work, More Pay Seems The General Idea Now s © I jb India got tired of being pestered by Gao, to Indie etormed Into Goa and took it. That was last week, end already the Incident he* all but been forgotten. People yelled a bit, but the noise soon died down and India hai Goa. India paid no more attention to world opinion, if there be such a thing, then if it were the mooing of a sacred cow under a banyan tree. East Germany built a concrete walk through Berlin, said let the world think what Is chooses, and added a few more bricks just to make sure. China nibbles away at India without even making a pretense at being sorry. Russia resumes nuclear bomb testing with a 30-racgaton bang, says what a whopper that wai, boys, and tells the world to mind Its own business. This sort of thing lies been go­ ing on fo r years now, end the United States hae sat patiently &wtfarbH frn tto trical workers could learn from today's children. There la more support for my theory that aomtday everything Is going to coma to e shuddering stop. The Administration la urg­ ing something called a wilderness bill on us, and if it becomes law it will, In effect, Interdict the development or profitable uao of any land which Is now wilderness. And fully half of the Agriculture Department’ s lame soothsayers spend every waking hour trying to figure methods of taking till­ able land out of cultivation. I have supported myself since ago 16, and each year I work a greater percentile of time for the government—which 1* to say that each year more and more o f my toil goes In part to support var­ ious shiftless clods who are not worth the brine to pickle them. Why should an electrical worker expect lo support himself with 20 hour* of work a week? Why ihoukl some malarious, flyblown peasant out of pestilential, God- Seaboard Freight Train Derailed U V E OAK, FI*. (U P D -A 130 car Seaboard Air Lin* freight train hit a broken rail Sunday and 20 care were derailed, touch­ ing off a fire that lasted for 12 hours. No Injuries were reported. Five of ihe derailed care were loaded with highly explosive butane gasoline, but firemen kept the flames away from these cars and averted an explosion. Derailment of the big train, drawn by five dleael engines and beaded east toward Jacksonville, forced diversion of traffic on nearby U.S. 90 to other roads. Income Tax forsaken ''em erging'' nation be a lifetime charge against me and every other productive human in this country? I don't hold with the hard-nosed types who makes a religion ol productivity, but I do believe there Is an inexorable relationship between useful toll and a man’s (or a nation's) standard of living. 1 couldn't care less If all tha electricians in creation want to spend W percent of (heir time aittlng on their hunkers and only 12 parcent of it creating abort circuits. But what they are really asking la that society (which la me) subsidise a life of nearfree­ dom from toil The only way that can be done la by Increasing the burden of productive society, which In the Instant case will be done by high­ er building costa and, of course, higher rents. But, shucks, when everything atop*, as it must, we’ll all become vegetables and It won't make any difference anyway. ‘P ’ t U U i C / * : BOSTON, LOS ANQILKS LONDON Interesting A ccu rate Complete Tha ChiliUan Scianca Msnttsr On* N «m y SI- Swtan II, Mast. Sand | M raaipaeaf tar Its lima chackad. tnc!«*d <M my shack w rw»K ardar. Howard L. Whelchel Q I yaw 922. □ * month* $11 □ I •nantha »JJ0 469 Elliott Ave. FA 2-2010 Office Heart i 1 - 6 Evening• By AppetnUaent TSS" cky MSI* r WASHINGTON —(N EA)— When the United Nations General Assembly reconvenes Jan. 13 for what la Intended but may not turn out to be a limited session, many critics maintain (hat it will be a wake. The contention la that the UN is dying, if not dead—but doesn't know It, When the will is read the estate will be revealed as bankrupt and the survivors will get nothing. The p eu lm litic view ia that tha spirit of the deceased may hover around for some time, sounding alarms and tapping out resolu­ tion!. But they will be unlnterpraL able and unenforceable. That's the way the old League of Nation* patted into history. The Judgment is that the League, born In 1920, was mortally wounded 11 y e a n later when Japan marched into Manchuria and noth­ ing was done to atop It. Japan and Germany quit the League In 1933 as a result o f world Indigna­ tion. But the league kept on meeting. What la not general]/ remembered la that It settled some 40 Interna­ tional disputes. Half might have led to w a n , but were not allowed to. The League was still alive when Italy marched Into Ethiopia In 1936 in another naked aggresilorf That year Hitler and Mussolini formed the Rome-Berlln axil, liter Joined by Japan. Two years later Hitler annexed Austria and Sudetenland. Then in 1939 Russia invaded Finland, Germany Invaded Po­ land and the infamous HitlerStalin pact came into being. The League, still functioning In Gen­ eva,, expelled Russia. But tha organisation that was to keep tho peace waa whittled down from 60 to 46 small natloni, powerless to prevent World War 1L Tha League ltaelf did not go out of butlneai, however, until 1946. That waa when the new United Nations took over Its surviving health, labor, welfare, refugee and trusteeship projects. It Is uatful to recall Util brief history of tha old League before pronouncing tta successor United Nations dead. It can atlll be « pretty live corpse. And It might get well. The UN has surmounted ob­ stacles the League waa not able to deal with, It prevented • Com­ munist Uke-over of South Korea. The UN hat sent peace forces Into tha Near East to maintain an uneasy truce between liras! and the Arab countriea. It hai forces in tbe Congo trying to bring order out of chaos. It may succeed In aplte of dirt predictions of failure. The United Nations was unabla to do anything about Russian sup­ pression of freedom in Hungary and East Germany, or about Red Chlna'a take-over o f Kashmir. Tbe Hat of probiemi the UN hai been unable to solve la long. But lta fallurea are more the fault of Individual bad actors among the cations thin of the UN organisation at a whole. Tbe m ajor probiemi which con­ front Um world aa 1963 begins are hangovers from World War II, which supposedly coded 16 yaars ago. Or did it? Perhaps this ii Just a long armistice. Against Um Indian Uka-over of tiny Portuguese enclaves the UN will apparenUy be helpless to taka correcUve action. If this acts a precedent for Indonesia to more Notebook against New Guinea and for Red China to move against Southeast Asia and even Taiwan, then *«neral war may be In the making. And If this dost indeed mark the beginning of the end for the UN, a i Ambaitadar Adlat Steven­ son forwarned, It is not necessar­ ily the end. If history should repeat Itself— which it seldom does—and If the UN is to follow tb* pattern of slow demise aet by tha league, it might be six or eight years before there would be a World War III. History has a way of moving more precipitously In this day and ag* than it did a genera­ tion ago, however. So tbe llm* might be less. But there Is Ume. Thera ii life in tha United Natloni yet. The United States need* a world orginUaUon—not for protection, but to help it in U* leadership for peace. If this UN dies, another, better one will have to be created. And there is hope, though courage js required to believe in it. T h is Ii the opUmlstic vew. Betty Hutton's Mom Dies In Blaze WEST HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — The mother ol actress Betty HutIon died Sunday when she was overcome by smoke when flames gutted her apartment. Mrs. Mabel Hutton. 61, whose real name was Mabel Lum Thornburg, apparently was asphyxlated, firemen w ld, when she went from the bedroom, past a door lo the outside, and en­ tered the living room to invest!gate the fire. The blare flirted when an overstulfed chair or couch in the liv­ ing roor was ignited by a lighted MIAMI 4UPI)—'The “ overdue" cigarette, Investigators laid. 70-foot yawl Saint Yvea d* Armor Is du* to arrive at Nassau in tha ‘Ovedue* Yowl With 10 Aboard Nears Bahamas* Bahama! at any Ume, tbs Coast Guard in Miami said. Tha vesitl was found Sunday night by the Coast Guard for the second lima in two weeks as it attempted to go from Jackson­ ville, FI*-, to Nassau with 20 persons aboard. A search plane located the yawl 26 miles east o f Nassau. Tha captain o f tha vessel report­ ed it had encountered aall and r lf fin c trouble but that it was remedied and ha waa continuing on to Nataau. A 24-foot cabin cruisar reported overdue from Homestead, Fla., Saturday night with four parsons aboard, radioed tha Coast Guard 8undey that It was all right and waa returning to port. To Honor Sam WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. Carl Vlnaon (D-Ga.) said today h* will sponsor a resolution to name tha (800 million third House office building for the lata Speaker Sara Rayburn, who died Nov. 16. MsBarlal Gifts far HEART RESEARCH GratefaUy Acknowledged "SEMINOLE * DaDARY COUNCIL P. O. BOX 10G SANFORD, FLA. SkrUK Mat On* of that* day*, It's go­ ing to ba spring. And one of theie days, you may be inter­ ested In a larger home or a better horns, . • one that may require some financing. You say the word and we'll be delighted to give you the latest fact* and figures on tha loteit type of morfgoge loan. There's not the slightest obligation, just see or call ui and we'll do the rest. *)> �t Strikes • . . • Spares Ur JOHN A. SPOLSKI Happy New Year to all o f my keglar lads and lassie*! Sly New Year's wish for one and all, may your average climb by at least ten pins prior to the end o f the current bowling season. Slay I be the one to present someone from this area with a f5Q0 Savings Bond as a result o f bowling the perfect game—a 304 score. Other wishes Include George Touhy presenting some o f his Fed* eral Savings and Loan Association trophlea to any man or woman rolling a 700 and 630 aeries, re­ spectively. Another wish is for the men's and women's associations to have a tremendously successful city wide tournament. And, oh how I wish that a couple of the men continue to Improve to the point that they achieve their 200 or plus averages. There are a few whom I consider “ 200 Profes­ sional Category Bowlers.'* Don't be too surprised to see a professional bowler or two doing well on the national scene repreentlng Sanford in the not too dis­ tant future. • Whatever and however many thera are of them, I hope that each and every wish comes true fo r you in '02. Looking at the abbreviated lea­ gue achadula thla past week, im­ mediately bringe to my mind the success of lha Junior Chrlitmae Tournament. Gat, but It'a stimul­ ating to see ths excitement and en­ joyment o f these youngsters as they compete in a tournament for the first time. Dear in mind that many o f these youngsters had never bowled a year or eo ago. Lota and Iota o f ’am look Ilka they'll bo whipping their parent! In tha next couple o f aeaaona or ao. And J'm particularly including myself Into this group. Now I'm really atarting to understand what they mean by tha lyr­ ics, ‘ Daddy, you ara growing old­ e r!” Oops and a million pardons, Hardy. Must have been aoma o f that holiday cheer which made my fingera type Harbta Rodger* In­ stead o f Hardy Rogera In last weak’a column. Just for that you may call me Spol-lt-spllt-skll • Howling In tha Staay Scotch Doubles last weak, Shirley Conkey picked ths difficult 4-7-10 split. Nice goln' Shirley. A couple o f really, >rally big ones In tha Thursday Nits Mixed Lg. Marge Woods (I’ryor State In i.) and Dot Powall (Powell’s O f­ fice Supply) taeh smackad home a 212. Eddie Michalak pounded 'em way back into tha pita with a whopping 230. Ed bowl* for W il­ son-Malar. Series highs ware by Powall— £81 and Michalak— 692. The Friday afternoon Spare lUbbers had F. Rice shoot one of his better aeries, a 204/651. It was the lone Big Deuce of the afternoon. Say, how nice to see Bonnie Szecksy bowl a 174 to tie with Grace Chicklnski (add Spolski to those two names and 1 think you'll have a good backfletd for Notre Dame) fo r the hi game In the Mr. & Mra. Lg. Grace alao led the women in aeries with a 453. Don Dorman just couldn't miss as he showed 'em all how with a 245 fo r hi singles honors and de­ pendable DePalma same thru with a CU set. Talking about not being able to mlsa, you should have seen Carl Von Herbulla on Tuesday nils In the Businessmen's Lg. Carl certainly had one of his better nights oi bowling as ha ex­ ploded tha plna to the tuna of 249/ 634. Atta boy, Carl. Haven’ t seen John Burton's name In tha news for a while ao I gueas ha figured it was just about time for me to put it back into the column. John lead all men in the Charlta Muslc/Mer Mae Singles Classics with a wining combo o f 222/5D8. Good to see him bangin’ 'cm home again. Peggy Stewart o f Jet Inn team in tha Sandspura Lg rolled a nifty 212/626 to be high not only In this lg, but also topped many of the men In tha All Star Men's lg, which bowls alongside o f the Sandspurs on Wednesday evenings. Duffy’s Ed Gonzalei had one o f those good nltes when you have a pocket anywhere at all between the 7 and 10 pin* and he ahoved home a 245, hi for the nit*. Handy Food Stores Johnny Wright continues to bend 'em around that head pin as be storm­ ed horns with a GJ5 sat. 1 think he's now averaging wall over the 190 mark. Bob Steal* (Gene's Cleaners) won the Jp In tha City League with a 218/676 nltc. Looking thru the ■core sheets I sea where this was one o f those nltes when the "Charmed Circle" waa Invaded too often. Thera war* only six games o f 200 or better rolled on Wednesday ntte in this league. And get this, only fiva men out of a possible fif­ ty made these six big games. Oh well, thsra’a always next week, John) That'll just about take care of her this week my frlands and neighbors. Here's hoping you don't have too much difficulty In hitting your apot in the coming week's ac tion. » I know that my New Year's Cheer won't (hie) affect me (hlc) at Bill Shea youaa all nash week (hlc HIOliMI! Sije ftanfnrh E rralb Tues. Jan. 2, 1962 — Page 5 GREYHOUND CAGER I.aRuc Balmcr will be In the lineup tonight when Lyman travels to Kissimmee for the 'Hounds second game of the season. (Herald Photo) Lyman Cagers Clash On Road With Kissimmee Coach Walt Dzurus and the Ly­ man Greyhound cagers attempt their second win of the Mason to­ day at 8 p.m. as the Long wood players travel to Kissimmee to meet Coach Ralph Moore's Kowboys of Osceola High. In Lymin'a opener of the season the Greyhounds stopped South Sumter 58-48 after turning back an early tide for the Sumter players In Bushnell. The Greyhounds are the favored team in tonight's clash between the two schools, with the Kissl nmcc defense sparked by only two returning lettcrmen. Roger Hiddock, six-foot-zero forward, and Bill Wilson, iix-foot-two at center. Last year the Kowboye managed to finish with a (9-11) seasonal record, but with only two returning varsity lettermen, Klsiimm ee'j main problem is Incxperlence. That problem may turn out to be Lyman'a asset. LINEUP K1SSIMLYMAN POSITION MEE Ferris forward Haddock Shidix forward Flater Williams center Wilson Leonard guard Friesner Griffin guard White wolf NEW YORK (U P D -C oa ch A! Sherman said today he hoped all his New York Glints old-timers would be back In 1962 for another season of pro football, but It was believed that 40-year-old Charlie Conerly is ready to call it quits. ‘T v e been playing a long time,” commented grey-haired Conerly, who completed hia 14th pro season Oviedo la the favorite tonight last Sunday when the Glints were *i ths Lion* are now back in con­ routed, 37-0, by the Green Bay dition after being hampered with Packers In the National Football a bout with flu-itrickau cagers. League's championship game. In tha second round of tha invi­ tational Eiki Bowl Tournament, tha Oviedo Uons war* clobbered by the Leesburg YelJow Jackets 59-31 to be eliminated from the competition early In the play. Thompson wai the player who misted the cage action In the NEW ORLEANS (U P D -A rk an tournament and caused the Lioni heavy defensive caiuallice as the s is football stars Lance Alworth Yellow Jackets romped over the and John Childress signed profes­ sional contra els Monday shortly flu-bitten Lions. after the Razorbacks lost the Su­ gar Bowl game, 10-3, to Alabama. Halfback Alworth, drafted by Arcaro Second both San Diego of the American ADELAIDE. Australia (U PI) — Poolball League and San Fran­ Veteran Eddie Arcaro finiihed cisco of ths National League, second aboard GogUo in Mon­ signed a two-year contract with day's International Invitation the AFL team. He said he would Stakee, which waa won by Kilvin "have n chance to grow” with the Valley, ridden by Pal Glcnnon, young league. Adelaide’s leading jockey. Children, a tackle, signed with WsJilngton of the National Lea­ gue in the Arkansas dressing room Enters Sprint after the game. He and Alabama LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Frank tackle Billy Neighbors — who Budd o f Villanova, world record charged at each other throughout bolder in the 100-yard dash, will the Sugar Bowl game—might end compete against teammate Paul up on the game professional team. Neighbors was drafted by Wash­ Drayton and former Oregon star Roecoa Cook In the Loa Angeles ington and also by Boston of the Invitational Track meet's CO-yird AFL. 11a said after the game that he was still undecided. ■print Jan. 20. Oak Ridge Five Today Packers Not 'Standing Pat' GREEN BAY, Wls. ( U P D -H * youthful Green Bay Packers, who refused to stand pat after loiing the National Football League championship game li lt year and this year won the NFL title, will probably have the "help wanted part-time” sign up when 1062 drills open next July. The Packer*, who trounced the New York Glenls Sunday, 27-0, to win thvlr first world crown since 1044, had eight newcomers on their Utle game roater this year. But unless tha league acts next week to increase the player limit to 31, there probably won’t be that many next year. Two cu rn ot Packers are con­ sidered poiiibllitlei for retire­ ment. Booting Ben A ;? J * n la n , the 43-year-old place kicker came to the rescue when Paul Hom ing was called io active Army duty in mid-year, Is an sim oit certainty. The other, Em Tunnel!, a vet­ eran o f 14 y e a n of NFL p liy and a couple of years In the old A0IAmerira Conference, is expected to call It quits. "P m going to wait a while before I make up my mind about that,” Tunnel! said. “ It's nice playing with a champion,’ ’ By PETE LEVKQUE Herald Sports Editor Seminole Coach llud Layer sends his undefeated Sanford eag­ er* up against Byrd Whigham’s wild and wooly Wildwood Wildcats today at 8 p.m. as (he Seminoles start the New Year oif with a trip to Wildwood for a game that sees the Sanford playcra as pre­ dicted eight-point underdogs. Layer's Seminoles finished out the cage activity for 19<t with a four game winning streak by blasting Oviedo 53-37, clipping New Smyrna 66-40. and edging by Ti­ tusville twice, in the first game by a score of 65-62 and In the second, 59-57. As the Ssnford basketball sea­ son gets well under way and a new year arrives, hope far exceeds the outlook for the Seminole cag­ ers. Whst 1663 hss in store for Cosch Layer and the Sanford Vsrlity will be seen tonight in the Wildwood gymnasium. Coach Whlgbam's Wildcats have the advantage tn one of the most Important asseti of a good cage team—height. Six-foot-five Ronnie Thomas and his brother, six-footfour Robert Thomas, supply the height for the Wildwood team and a surprising amount of the bas­ kets. The Seminoles also will be at their strongest tonight with both Buhha Davis and Butch Riser in the starting lineup for Sanford. Davis leads the varsity tn num­ ber of assists while Riser is tops in field goal percentages. Here are some scoring slaUsllcs on the Seminoles at the end of their four gamo victory spree: FIELD GAIA FGA FGM PCT Davt* 35 10 !s.e Woodruff ............ 88 30 34.0 Brown .... ............. 40 20 30.0 Gustavson _____ _ 25 10 40.0 Riser ........ 50 25 50.0 McGill!........... ........ « 1 14.7 Stephana _____ . 2 0 00.0 Johnson 9 1 is.a Boniface ............... 0 00.0 1 William* _______ „ 2 0 00.0 MeMurray ____ _ 11 2 i i .l O Middleton ____ . 6 00.0 1Union ... ......... ... 8 4 50.0 FREE THROWS FT A FTM PCT Davis __ _______ 11 4 M 4 Woodruff 10 50.0 20 Brown ,... ....... ...... 14 8 67.1 Gustarson . . . ____ 8 4 50.0 Riser __________■ 5 42.5 McGillis ________ • 0 M.O Stephans — ____ _ 9 2 40.0 0 00.0 Johnson _________ 0 0 00.0 Boniface _______ _ 1 3 I :I3.3 Williams ________ MeMurray ........... 4 3 73.0 Middleton .. ....... 0 00.0 Hinson -----a 00.0 1 Alworih Inks San Diega Pact Stephens Rated Tops In Bowl Classics United Press International Fifty million Frenchmen can't be WTong, but maybe most of the pro scouts, arc when they say Minnesota's Sandy Stephens won't do. Tlwsc scouts arc in for a long argument from 98,214 Bose Bowl fans who saw the talented 20year-old quarterback do every­ thing but lead the band in a con­ vincing 21-3 victory over UCLA at Pasadena, Calif., on New Year's Day. Stephens was the unanimous choice for •'Player of the Game” and his performance, seen by mil­ lions of others over national tele­ vision, was such that he also wound up player of the day. The second distinction tskes in quite a bit of territory inasmuch as three other quarterbacks aUo gave fine accounts of themselves in different bowl games. Pat Trammell led Alabama's national champions to a 10-3 vie tory over Arkansas In the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, Mike Got­ ten sparked Texas (o a 12-7 upset over Mississippi in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas, and Jimmy Field was the standout In Louisiana " I hope lo be btek again, but The 10 oldest Giant players there are a lot o f things that can average 32.6 years in ago and happen between now end July, 10.4 years each In pro experience. he added. ” 1T1 wait a while b e­ fore 1 make up my mind," It is known that Conerly baa been offered more then one col­ lege coaching job. Sherman denied that Ute Giants' playoff debacle could be blamed on too many older players In the tlncup. 'T v e said all along that this team isn’t a* old as somo people make it out lo be,” Sherman said. " I haven’t talked to any of them about their future plane,' he continued, "but I expect Kyle Role and Andy Robustelll to be back and hope Conerly is, too. Conerly played a much better game against the Packers thin did Y. A. Tittle, who ii five years younger thin Charlie and had beaten him out oi the quarter back job in most of the games this season. Despite Sherman's comments, the Giants arc an old team, ae pro football dubs go, and some changes appear necessary for next season If they are to repeal as Eastern Division champion*. ning” for the p oll "but Diesel is definitely lha top candidate.” "D ieD el baa expressed an inter­ est in the job,” CablU added, "but there are still aomc details to work out. Because of the holiday, we haven't made any defnnite de­ cisions yet. and, of courts, Dletzel h is been tied up at the Orange Quints Taking Belated Holiday By tnlted Pres* International Now it's time for collego bas­ ketball's top teams to take their belated holiday vacations. Ohio State, Cincinnati and Kan­ sas Stale—who are running 1-2-3 in the UPI ratings—will get a chance lo catch their breath aft­ er winning major tournaments during the weekend. The top-ranked Buckeyes, who ran their record to 10-41 by cap­ turing Ihn Los Angeles Classic, are Idle unlit Saturday when they visit Northwestern. Second-ranked Cincinnati, which won the Holiday Festival at New York, swings back into action Thursday night against St. Louis. AGUA CALIENTE, Mexico (UPI)—T. V. Lark remained the opening favorite at 4-1 in the Caliente future book on the Santa Anita Handicap. Oink has been dropped from II to t to I to 1 and Speak John from 100 to 1 to 20 to 1. Bowl. *‘I don't believe we’ll have any announcement to make until later this week." DkU el revealed be had been approached to succeed Dale Hall as Army coach after h* led LSU to a 35-7 victory over Colorado In the Orange Bowl game Mon­ day. .State's 25-7 win over Colorado ini tackle, was the game's defensive Miami's Orange Bowl. star. Five pass Interception* killed Stephens, however, overshad­ any chance Mississippi might owed them all. The rap against him, among have had against Texas in the the majority of professional Colton Bowl. Colton supplied the scouts, anyway, it that his arm winning touchdown with a 23-yard isn't strong enough to make him pass to halfback Jim Collins In the kind of dependable passer a the second period after Jim Sax front-line quarterback in the pro ton went over from the one for the Longhorns' first score In the ranks should be. opening period. .Maybe so, but that certainly Mississippi, a three-point favor­ wasn't apparent in the Rose ite, went Into the game with a Bowl. The slick 215-pound All-America record of five straight bowl vie from Uniontown, Pa., balled 1.000 torlee, including a 39-7 Sugar with hie passes In the first half, Bowl triumph over Texas. The Rebels proved something of hitting S-for-5. He wound up com a disappointment lo. the Cotton plctlng 7 of 11 for 75 yards. Stephens lugged the ball over Bowl crowd o f 75,503, muttering himself for the Gopher's first their only sustained drive In tha touchdown from the one-yard line third period when Glynn GrlfIn Ute first period and then con (ink's 20-yard p a n to Reed Davis nected on passei of 12, 9 and 9 capped an 96-yard march for a yards to pace a 75-yard second- touchdown. Mississippi coach Johnny Vaught quarter touchdown drive. He gained 46 yards rushing, summed up: "Those five Intercep scored Minnesota's final TD in Hone killed us.” Field's passing and running for the fourth period from the two Louisiana State was more than yard line and, just to keep hie foot in, averaged 40.6 yard* on Colorado could cope with In tbe three punts, Stephens' one-man Orange Bowl, where 63,391 fans show was too much for the out­ eat through a steady drizzle. The Tigers from Baton Rouge, classed Uclans, who scored their only points on a 28-yard field goal La., didn’t waste any time. They by halfback Bobby Smith in the relumed tho opening kickoff front their own 33 to Colorado's 14, and opening period. The victory enabled Minneioata after tha losers held, Wendell lo atone for its 17-7 loss to Wash­ Harris booted a field goat. 16U ington in the 1961 Rose Bowl added a safety in the first period, a touchdown In the second and game. And if Stephens Is looking to Field acored one of (wo more prove those scout* wrong, he'll touchdowns in the third period on a nine-yard rollout. have a chance to do so with Colorado gained only 21 yardi cither Hie Cleveland Browni of on tho ground, scoring its only the National Football Leaguo or TD In the second period on Loren the New York Titans of tbe Schweninger's 59-yard gallop with American Football League. Boll) an intercepted pass. clubs have drafted him — despite what the scouts say. A 6-3 season to data has lifted A record crowd of 82,910 at tha University o f Miami'* head foot­ Sugar Bowl saw Alabama clinch ball coach, Andy Gustafson, into the game by scoring all its points tha top 25 major coaches in par* In tbe first half. centaga o f victories. Andy now has Alabama coach Paul Bear Bry­ a .012 winning percentage with 104 ant wasn't at all disappointed by win* and 06 lone*. Hia Miami Ilia team’s narrow margin of record 1* 82-63. victory. “ I’m a* proud a* if the score bad been 100-0,” Bryant said, The Crimson Tide scored the first time It got its hands on the hall in the first period, Trammell racing over from 12 yards out, and sophomore Tim Davis added a 23-yard field goal in the sec­ ond period. Billy Neighbors, Ala­ bama's 230-pound All-America GRAND OPENING! IN CENTRAL FLORIDA Favored In Race Army Interested WEST POINT, N. Y . (U PI) Army 1» “ very much interested" in signing Paul Dletzel of Louisi­ ana Slate aa ila bead football coach, an . Academy spokesman admitted today. Joseph Cahill, director of sport* information at West Point, said lim it seven men "a rc in the run­ JUNIOR ROWLING LEAGUE Christmas tournament winners receive their awards from Mrs. Bettyc Smith on behalf o f her husband. Dr. Robert Smith, who donated the trophies. Front row from left arc Paul Bakke, John Foster and Steve llerneberjr. Second row. Butch Maki, Glenda Bow­ man, Judy Beauchamp, Theresa Caiazxa, and hack row, Carl Cunninuhnm, John Jomlgan, Mrs. Smith, Lowry Rockett, Gcorgo Mason and Dave l)cPalmn. (Herald Photo) Is Chuck Conerly Ready To Quit Pros? Oviedo Cagers M eet Paul Mikler'a Oviedo Lions (ra­ vel to Oak Ridge today at I p.m. for their slghth gam* of the bas­ ketball season as they attempt to win their steood game from tha Oak Ridge Pioneeri. The Lions are now sporting n (2-4) record after dropping their last regular game two weeks ago to Cocoa 48-17. Seminoles - Wildwood Tonight DOG RACING MATINEES 'Lovely Boy' Heads Top Field Af Kennel Club Grady Lumpkins Lovely Boy. Glacier Park Derby winner and holder of two track records there, heads an all-star field In tonights featured ninth race at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club. The 66-pound red brindle looked good when he made hli debut on opening night, winning tho Grade A ninth with 2H lengths to spare. He missed the money In hia next two starts but finished second in the main event Thursday night. In this same contest, Sandy Em ­ ma, owned by Frank Pierce, will be trying for her third straight win having already triumphed in her last two starts in Grades C and B. Rounding out the fcatura field will be O. B .’e Deacon, Driving Dude, Discredit, Russell Stone, Saddle Mark, and Step in Style. Russell Stone la owned by Tom Sweeney, who is battling it out for the top spot in kennel stand­ ings. This is a busy weak at the track. There was a special matinee Mon­ day while the usual daylight cards are on tap tomorrow and Friday and Saturday, making a total o f four. Friday will b* the first charily matinee of the season with profits going to tbe Seminole County Jure* nile Council. Buckeyes Retain Top Cage Spot NEW YORK (U P I) — Collega basketball's holiday tournament champions received their marited recognition today when Ohio State and Cincinnati retained tha 1-3 spots in tha United Pres* Inter­ national ratings and Villanova and Oregon State moved up among the top 10 teems. Ohio State, which ran Its record to 1(H) by winning tbe Loa An­ geles Classic, and Cincinnati, win­ ner of the Holiday Festival in New York, thus clung to the two top ranking! for tha fifth straight week. In points, Cincinnati nar­ rowed the Buckeyea' lead from to 41. However, whereas Ohio State was a unanimous choice for (be No. l rating last week, the Buckayes had one point less than a perfect i c o n thla week aa one member of tbe 35-man UPI coaehc i board switched M s flrat-place vote to Cincinnati. The Bearcats’ record la 9-t. Villanova, which won the Quak­ er City Tournament in Philadel­ phia for its llth victory without a loss, and Oregon State, which look tbe Far West Classic at Port­ land, Ore., jumped from obacur. lly into the No. 9 and No. 10 rankings, raspactivaly. Kansas State's Big Eight Con. ference Tournament champs re­ mained In third place and South­ ern California, W aUn 7C-C5 by Ohio State in the final of the Loa Angela* Classic, held fourth place. Kentucky, winner o f two non-tournament games, moved up a notch to No. 9. Residential • Commercial Building FALL OUT SHELTERS FA 2-7083 ® (J. W. DODSON, Contractor NIGHTLY f A 8 S lU W ED., except Sundays FRL FRID A Y and SAT. 2 P. M. J A N . 5th THURSDAY IS LADIES NIGHT • Heated Grandstands Where the • Lnxuriowa Clubhouse top dogs run . . . • Valet Parking rain or nhlna SORRY! NO MINORS! 7:45 P.M. NIGHTLY (Except Sunday] r.fl-MvIu.ls Bshlnf N i|M ir Daily Doubt. Quintals* (vary Gama Heated la W lalsr Castad In laminar Orlando-Sominol* FRO N TO N U S. 17-93 at FIRM PARK V KENNEL CLUB HVVV 4. —• MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO Wm �r 5fj» a»nfnrfc ^rralb Page 6 — Tuea. Jan. 2, 19GZ HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. I/Ost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education • Instruction 6. For Rent 7. Ruainess Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Rea] Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Otulntes Opportunities 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Hdp Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Ihbystlters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Huild . Paint • Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Service* 25. Plumbing Service* 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 23. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 30. Machinery • Tools 31. Poultry • Peta • Livestock 32. Flowers • Trees * Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wonted Office 204 W. First DKADMNZS CLASSIFIED DLSPI.AT: Tan.. thru Frt. • » P, M. d ir be­ fore Insertioa. Moa. fill. noou. s t r a ig h t c l a s s i f i e d : Tail., Itn W . I f d . dir befaro Insertion. Moa S at neon. If RMFONSinnJTT: Tba Herald wni not be responsible far mort thin ana Incorrect Inser­ tion •# yonr id, and retanras the right la rtvis* ar reject aar ad­ vertisement from what ardered ta conform la Ilia policies mt lUi piger. Legal Notice LKOAI. frO TH B S tar k h n lil rr a [DON'T OPEN IT IN THE I H O U SE, P R IS C IL L A ! IT'S B A D L U C K ' tlrrlla r Tha r*«ular annual maatlnr a f th* K orkhoM tr* of Tha Cltlaans Rank o f Ovltda, ,0»l»flo, Florid*, will ba hald at tha Ovlrdo Mamnrtal n ulld'n a at 1:00 P. M. on Tuaidar, January Sth. 18*3 for tha lla rllon o f offlrara and th* Iran*, action o f aurh othar hualnraa aa may proparly coma hafora tha mtatlne. I . II. Wahh K ite . Vlca Praaldant Publlah Dae. It. l t d * Jan. I. l t d S a m la iil* t 'a a a l r . Ca F lo r id a , In rrtM la ta . la rai halala af I w ItOIIKRT B, TRUK, dacaaaail Ta All f'radlloT# aad r *-••«• lla * . IBB Claim* o r namaada Aaalaat la id Kaiatai You and each o f you era haraby notified and required in prerent any eletma and demanda which you. or either o f you, may have aeelnet tha aalata o f ItniiK K T K, THUK. deceased. lata o f aald Cnunty. to tha County Judea o f Bam Inote County, Florida, at hta offlra In the court houae of aald County at Sanford, Florida, wllhln el* ca l. andar monlha from tha tlma o f tha flret publication o f thla notice. Cach claim nr demand * 1 1 * 1 1 be In w rltlns, and ahall ataia tha place o f reeldenca and poet office addreaa o f Ilia claim ant, and ahall ba ewurn to by lha claim ant, hla aaent, o r atlnrnay, and any auch claim or demand not ao filed ahall ba void. A roly n n. True Aa Adm lnlatratrl* of the Katatt o f IIOUKIIT K. T il IMl. daceaaad BTEXBTIIOM. DAVIS * MeINTOHII Attornaya for Admlnlatratrl* Kdwarda llu lld ln i Sanford, Florida Flret publlratlnii Dacambar It, 11(1 Publlah Pec. K . 1»M * Jan. t, I, it. m i. IV T i m ClltlM’ IT COIIIIT M VTII J t 't llr lA I , CIIUM1IT, IV AVII FOM • c u n n i.K r o i'V T V . f i .w m d a i \ (H A v C R it r v o . u * w . FED ERAL NATIONAL IIOtlTUAOK ASSOCIATION. A Curpnratlon orKAiiiivd under »n Act of Couera** and eslatlne p u n u a n t In lb* F*d> »r»l N»l1on»l M o H «« « o Aaaoelnllnn. Charier Acl, hevlnir II* principal nff|r« in lh* o ily of U’ athlncton LJIatrlet o f Columbia, Plaintiff v*. CLAYTON EI.LIH LOCKHART and MART JO LOCKHART, hla wlfa, U afindanti VO TirU TO APPF.A1I T U B NTATB OF FLORIDA TOi CLAYTON KLL1S LOCKHART and H ART JO LOCKIIAtlT Addrvaa Unknown YOI! ARK IIKIIKIIY NOTIFIKP that a ault haa ba*n fllad aualnet you In lha nlmva aM lllad rauie, and that you ara required to ftla your an»war with the Clark o f Ihla Court and to *«rva a copy tharanf upon lha P lain tiff or I'lalntlff'a attornaya. who** nam* and addr»*a la Ulahop A llornattln, >* Halt Pina Str*aL Orlando, Florid*. not later than January Jlth, 1**1. If you fall to do ao a l»*cr*« Pro Confp**n will b* *nt*rad acalnat you for lha rall*t damandad tu th* CnmpUlnl. Thla ault D to fnracloa* a m ort«a*a. Tha raaj proparty proceeded a ea ln lt I■i Lot 11. tllock I. 1IFFTLF.R HOMES ORI.ANDO SECTION ONK. a ccordlnc to plat there, o f aa racordad In Plat Hook 11, P a st I and I, Public Rac* orda of M m lnola County, Florida. tVITNKHB my hand and lha a*al of aald Court at Hanford, Florida thla lln d day o f December 36 . A u to m o b ile s - T r u ck s 37. Boats « Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice l a lh a ( o a r l n t t b a C o u a t y J a l a r , h r m la a ta C a a a t y , F l o r i d a . l a P r t . h a lt. fur MRO.M t Trtrtl on foot betrens* ■K ro-«***V -- ■- . . ill IB'21121 it lfU 33 Spartr* 37 Cuatotnl 3« Oriental rata 40 Carried (colt.) 41 Gratae* 42 Euhanta premium i r " y— 41 Cavort 41 Dlataal ipccful 43 Halo 44 Ctww 47 lempraya Ball-Blair Agency Registered Brokers 6. ASSOCIATES 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-564r Lake Mary Branch - FA 2-1290 River Front Property 6. For Rent WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES Approximately 2lx acres, with 150 ft. on river, Vi rail* off R t 46 I BEDROOM furnlihed cottage in Lake Mary. FA 2-1737. $5,500 FURN. apt. 2300 Mellonville. Call FA 2-6473 after 6:00 p. m GET AWAY FROM NOSEY NEIGHBORS AND LIVE A LIT­ REDUCED PRICE $8,500. 24,OOC TLE— 2 Bedroom house, unturn down balance 250 per month on lifted, on a lake, electririty, hot two frame houses and 4 acrei water, telephone, 100 acre* to of land. Con*vet Grady Scott hunt and play In. Out of Oitecn, fA 2-2823. W5 per mo -Ph. FA 2-0318. HOMES LOTS ACREAGE SLEEPING ROOMS, Th* Gable*, SALES RENTALS 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private bath*, 114 W. Firit flt. P M • <• • 4 Helmly Realty 306 W. 13th Street FA 2-7605 Evenings FA 2-2579 2 • BEDROOM bouie, kitchen SOUTH PINECREST equipped, water furnlihed. Ph A fine way to begin 1962 would be FA 2-4411. to select this attractive 2 bed­ RENT A BED room home for your family. Only Rollaway, lloipltal h Baby Bedi 2400 down and reasonable pay­ By Day, Week, or Month ment*. CAHROLL'S FURNITURE Ph, FA 2-5161 116 W lit SL r -v - 14 ii 17“ nri r a- CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call evening*. FA 2-I59T. 12. Real Estate For Sale Oscar M. Harrison Registered Real Estate Broker 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7046 ONGDALE HOMES m in ENTERPRISES IN C 3 . BEDROOMS H i BATHS Low Down Payment No Clotting Cofita -i 4 A* Low I C 6 Per A* Month Principal • Ina. - Int • Tax** S8.500 To $9,300 FHA & Conv. Financing DIRECTIONS! 10 Htnuten from Sanford, So. on Hwy. 17-92, turn right at our sign. 5 HIl. masonry and frame borne, just 1 blocks from Jr. high school, city water and aewer, large lot lit x 141 ft. Only 210,400—some terms. * TErrace 8-3911 FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 2465 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3221 After hour* FA 2-2618 or FA 2-3012 SAN LANTA HOMES On Locust, North of East 20th St. 3-Bedrooms, 2-Baths, excellent neighborhood. Priced from 211,900. Low down payment, $64.50 per mo., principal & in­ terest. TEE V GREEN ESTATES LMN Enterprises, Inc. 4> • Country Club Road (20th SL Eatrnalon) 2 Milan West Of Hwy. 17-92 Next To Msyfalr Country Club VA — NOTHING DOWN • 3 - Bedroom* Ph. FA 2-8510 or CR 7-1021 Nights UA 1S88 Jack Demetrce, Developer • Central Air-Cond. ft RAVENNA PARK You are invited to inspect this at­ tractive 3 bedroom, 1!* bath home. Low down payment o( 2500 and reasonable monthly payments. Located on a choice corner lot in t quiet neighbor hood. O • W t B ath * l L Healing FHA Monthly Payments — c> $66 to $74 No Closing Cost VA ft Cunv. Financing Available Cliff Bornemin, Broker TErrace 8-4199 Open 10:00 n.m. to 7:00 p.n. Pb. FA 2-2420 ♦ Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low As $350 Down Mi* 4-Bedrooms—2 Baths 3-Bedrooms—I Baths ■ ■ L 9. For Sals or Ilctii dhwsuwa B . NICELY furnlihed 3 room apart­ ment. all utilities, downtown lo­ cation. FA 2-2307 for appoint­ ment. * 111 N. Park Ave. 1 7 CONVENIENT TO BASE: 3 bedroom, kitchen .equipped, large living room, 2110 per mo., 103 E. Woodland Dr. FA 2-7057. Stenstrom Realty 48 Nocturnal ii vr 41 u .... 3 nEDROOM. I bath, kltch. The very, very finest for vinyl equlpped> , dJalnina Ichoo, floor* ii Seal filois acrylic f*n ground. I have 22200 in this i»h. IP* non yellowing. Carroll’* home. You may buy it for $500. Furniture. down, Payments 281.00 per mo. (VA 4 'i f i ) . FA 2-8033. INCOME T A X SERVICE Antwsr to Previous Puii U S3 Spokan M I'actRara 85 Man'a mcknama M Craai DOWN 1 Ftr« plats l*4l*a 3 Praa*. 3 VagaUbl* 4 Cam* is t Drilled ■ employed TDsTaat at card* CLEAN carpet* with oar Carpet St. Johns Realty Co. Shampooer FREE, with pur­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM chase of Blue Lustre shampoo. 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 Carroll'a Furniture. Stenstrom Realty Travel Talk r 12. Real Estate For Sale la a* i Batata af KIX1AR U. HURDKTT. deceased To All Creditor* aad Par*aas lla v la s ( la 11 *, a ay D r m a d i Analaat t a l l Kaiatai You and each o f you ara haraby notified and required to preaent any clalma and demand* which you, or either o f you, may have a «»ln * t lha ratal* o f KDa.AR U. 111111>I' TT, dec«***<l. late o f aald 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped Counly. to th* County Judse nf houMt. CIoic to ichoul ami ihop- 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 Hemlnol* County, Florida, at hi* o ffice In Ilia court hou»* o f aal<l ping. Clean and comfortable. County at Hanford. Florida, wllhln FA 2 8033. alx calendar month* from th* time o f th* flret publication o f thla holler. Kach claim op demand UNFURNISHED hou*c, 1B08 Waih•hall b# In w riting, and ahall fla t* ington Ave. Phone FA 2-3303 th* plac* o f ro ld e n c * and poat after Jan. lit. offlra addre** o f th* claimant, and ahall b* aworn In by th* claimant, OSCAR M. HARRISON hla a s m !, or attorney, and any EFFICIENCY Heated apartment auch claim nr demand not an fllad Sanford's newest, Ideally- locat­ ahall b* void. , MOVED FROM ed, near p od office, suitable for * / Morion n. IturdMt 2610 HIAWATHA AVE. single or couple, private bath. A* executrix of th* La*t To W ill and Teatanienl of Inquire at Manuel Jacobson De­ H d*ar IT. Uurdatt. d*c*a>*d partment Store. 1311 PALMETTO AVE. Flrat publication Idee. II, 11(1 Publlah llec. II, II, !» « ] % Jan. HOUSE for rcnL Ph. FA 2-1272. PHONE FA 2-8827 i, i, ta il. iv •inn < i n c u r i n i i i t i v a v ii aF.HIVOt.il C o l' VTV. FI.O il. IDA. VII. (ITM WOONKOCKRT INSTITUTION r o i l HAVINHH. a Rhode Itland mutual •avlnita bank. Plaintiff v. ■SARK WILLIAM d t V R ir fl at hr. Defendant*. VOTICK (IF BLIT TU B OTATK OF FLIII1 tll.A TOl Mary F. daVrle* l » I.url* Street Providence, Rhode I*|and Tou ar* haraby notified that a ault ha* been filed acalnat you and Oab* William daVriaa In th* aliov* *n llll*il ran**, and that you ar* required to til* your a m w ir with th* Clark of thla Court and to aarv* a ropy tbaraot upon lh « plaintiff or plaintiff** attorney*, whoa* nam* and addre** la Jan* nlnga. W alt*. Clark* and Hamilton, H I L ira o tt N ations! B ,« k Holldln*. Jackaonvlll* 1. Florida, not taler than January II. li lt . If you fall to do ao a deer** pro. ronfaeao w ill b* entered aic*ln*l you for tha relief demanded In the com plain!. Thla ault la to fo r* , cloa* a m ortnaie. Th* raal proparly proceeded acalnat lar Lot II. Hock R. BUNLAND KHT.ATKH. a aubdlvltlon. a e. eordlnn to a plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book It, p*f*a II to II o f th* Publlo Record* ot Rem ind* County, m i. Florid*. (HtlAL) WITNESS my hand and th* ***! Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. o f aald Court at Sanford, Florida, C ltrk o f th* Circuit Courl thla lln d day o f Dacambar, 1111. Hys HaPth* T. Vlhl*n (SEAL) Daputy Clark Arthur II. llackw llh. Jr., III,hop A tlornalaln Clark o r gha Circuit Court I* K a il Pina Htraal lly: Martha T. Vthtaa Orlando, Florida Deputy Clark Attornaya for Plaintiff Publlah Dee. II, 1*11 A Jan. 1, 8. Publlah Dec. II, H it A Jan. t, t. i i . m i. 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Notices * Personals i r I T TT 4 <w> 2-Bedrooms—H i Bathe 2-Bodrooms—1 Bath Wido variety oaterior designs tad floor piano ■ 5T cr VI O' IT w- ranrsTAm KNmrans asm VA Financing on Homes up to 915,000 FHA — Conventional & In-Service Financing | DIRECTIONS: Turn W. mm 00th SL Follow try Club Rd. ft ,Wutrh for our signs. • * �t You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise \ our "Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! Ih f franforft «frralf> T u e a . J a n . 2 , 1962 — i 12. Real Estate For Sate Page 7 ________________________________ i 12. Real Estate For Sale l UR, frame cottage, on large corner tot, city water — only S3.S00 with S300.00 down, $39.43 monthly on balance. Immediate ponetiion FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 2165 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221 After hours FA 2-2618 FA 2-3012 103 MAY ROSE DH. In Country Club Manor, 2 bedroom, Fla. room, house, $100 down and take up payment* of $62 00 per mo. Ph. FA 2-0640. Jim Hunl Realty 2524 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 Sanford, Fla. Night* FA 2-064H HAPPY NEW YEAR RO BERl A. 25. numbing Service* 17. Male Help Wanted . R ealtor AUTO SALESMAN wanted by Agresiive Ford Dealer. Man must be in good physical health, willing to work 10 hours a day. Plumbing St Heating LAKE FRONT, beautiful 209’ x 230’ Age not necessarily a barrier. AIR CONDITIONING high lot. sandy beach, crystal Must be willing to ask prospect CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK clear Lake Hutchinson, one ntilo for the order. No whiskey. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 west of Osteen on Enterprise Sec Mr. Clifford at Strickland road, sign on lot. Phone 343-7293 Morrison Inc., 308 E. First St., 27. Special Service Tavares. FA 2-1481. _ NEW AND CHOICE F1IA financed, 3 bedrooms, 14 INSURANCE Co. wants man be­ tween age* of 21 A 45, who baths. Low down payment of wants a career with a future. $300. Payments less than rent, Specialising in Heating Pay training salary, slier train­ $68 per month. Can be purchas­ and Air-Conditioning Only ing period pay salary and com­ 2502 Oak Ave. ed with or without hullt-ln kit­ FA 2-8321 mission. Writ* P.O. Bo* 207 chen. A great opportunity for SEWING MACHINE SERVICESanford. pleasant living. For service oo any make of Sew­ ing machine parts and access­ 19. Situation* Wanted ories or Rentals call or write to Sanford Sewing Center, 104 FEMALE work wanted, FA 2-8158 111 N. Park Ave. Pli. FA 2-2420 South Park Ave. Ph. FA 2*411. DAY’S WORK. FA 20430. A FABULOUS buy, 4 bedroom PIANO TUNING 4k REPAIRING masonry home, atone fireplace, W. L. HARMON 20. H nhy*ltteni open beam construction, 2 tile Ph. TA 2-4223 halha. 100 * (WO feel on beauti­ 1 will keep small children in my ful Lake Markham. Must see to HEATING home $1.23 per day. FA 2-2274 H. R. POPE CO. INC. * appreciate. FA 2-3378. Ph. FA 2-423 EXPERIENCED, Responsible lady 200 So. Park Ave. will care for children. Phone SUNSHINE REALTY ENVELOPES, Letterheads, itato FA 2 3246 Amy Anderson mrnts, invoice*, hand bills, and Reg. Real Estate Rroker programs, etc. Progressive 2819 So. French Av*. 21. Beauty Salon* Printing Co. Phono FA 1-7951— Day FA 2-719? — Night FA 2-4818 306 West nth St. EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP 4 Lake Lota, with large oak trees, 3 Senior Beauticians DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER­ on Lake Onoro, $3,000. Name Minnie Bess - Helen - Blanche ARY HELP? . . . an application Your Term*. 108 E. 2nd St. Phcno FA 2-3914 loiter that will -gat th# job” ; club paper; after dinner speech; KATHERINE HARVEY high school or college theme or BEAUTY SHOP Registered Keel Estate Broker essay on all but scientific sub­ Hair Slyllat - Pat Stewart Ph. TA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha jects. Low rates. FA 2-4033, 319 Palmetto Avr. ..Ph. FA 2-0834 evenings. Raymond FA 2-3951 w il l ia m s Wall l.umlquut. Aaaoc. Atlantic Rank Bldg Southern Air Stenstrom Realty Yea, you will have a happy new year In one of a number of home* we are now able to offer you at a tremendous value. TINY FAMILY One bedroom, 2 corner Iota $8,Mio SMALL FAMILY Two bedrooms, furnished $6,800. AVERAGE FAMILY 3 bedrooms, one and VS baths $12,500. LARGE FAMILY 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, corner lot. $19,600. Down payments from $1,000. Better values justify larger down payments. DON’T YOU Serviceman Moved and must give HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK AORF.E? home away, 3 bedroom in Sun- I'rofcssiunal Care— Modern Equip. 103 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 5742 land Estates. •Call H a ir FA 2-3641 No Qualifying, Move right in, Only $82.00 per mo. total FHA AUCTION payment. Cali Orlando CH 1-3356 ROSA L. PAYTON $29.00 DOWN J. W. Hall, Realtor Dawn's fin! unlay, Jan. 6th 2 1*. M. 261$ H. Hanford Ave. Beautiful 2 bedroom turn, horns, property of K. V. Walsh. A -l rond. inside and ouL Estrn lot offered separate. Kirellent terms. Going at Absolute Auc­ tion. You aet the Price. Fla.'a Most Economical Auction Co. Grimont-Kcmp Auction Co. 887 N. Fern Creek, Orlando GA 4-0954. W ANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Beauty Salon Walker Building 2510 Oak FA 2-7184 Modern 2 BR, maaonary home, 22. Build - 1’Mlnt • Repair rural location, largo lot, abady HOUSE and roof repairs, painting, oaks, bearing orange trees, fur­ window cleaning and yard work. nished including lawn mower All work guaranteed. FA 2-1197. and garden tools, $11,800. $2,800 down, $79.53 monthly on bal. ROOM SPECIAL $10 5 . Painting Shown by appointment. inside and ouL Call Mr. Tasker, FA 2-8159. FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 2463 S. Park Ave. Ph. F/ 2-5221 After hours FA 2-2618 FA 2-3012 VA MAYFAIR FINANCING Down Paym esit 4k Closing Coat $156 Monthly Payments a* low os $88 lack tsars and Insurance NEW HOMES In Beautiful — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 I • BEDROOMS 1 - iy t - 2 BATHS Coarantional 4k KHA Loans Drive 17-92 to Huuland Estates (2 mi. H. of San­ ford). Balsa office 1st house inside entrance. K1NGSWOOD FA 2-8074 JIM HUNT • FA 2-2118 WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture MAKF 1962 A MUSICAL YEAR 111 E. First St. FA 2-5622 with a musical instrument from HUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP. 2004 Sell U* v our Furniture. Quick Cedar Ave. Specialising in Service Wllh The Cash SUPER • SALES • REPAIRS • HEN. TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. TALS • MUSICAL ACCBSSOHIES. Before you buy, give CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING ua a try. Ph. FA 2-0733. Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ holstering. All Work Guaran­ FOUR It” wheel* and tires for teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Ford or Plymouth. FA 2-1412 Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford Ave. GARDEN TILLER, Rotary mower and many other KmplementJ, FURNITURE 10'-. down, balance 24 months. Must sell at once — 3 complete l*h. FA 2-8809 for demonstra* rooms of furnilure. Take over tion. monthly payments of $11.86 or $200 cash. Call owner collect 37. Uo»(* • Motor* TE 1-1311 Casselberry. YEAR END CLEARANCE SALE ROLLAWAY. Ilospfa) and Baby on all 1961 Evinrudci, Gator , Bed*. Day, Week, or Monthtrailers, and popular niake| WELLS DRILLED FURNITURE CENTER boats. Sample Prices: $1645 17‘ | PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 1100 French Ave. Cruactte $UW5. *750 15* FeatherAH Types and Sites Ph. FA 2-7953 craft 5550 many other*. $535 Wo Repair and Service 40 hp. Evinrudes only $385. S T I NE 31. Article* For Sale other sire*. $250 Trailer* $2on. Machinery and Supply Co. $200. Sale includes used outfits 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-6432 Western pants, shirts. Books, rots at or near auction wholesale. and luggage. Army Navy SurFK1GIDAIKE ’57 Mercury 30 hp. Electric plus, 310 Sanford Ave, Salea k Service $233. Bank Financing. •’ Gate, U. H. HIGH way to th* Waterway’ ’ Robson FURNITURE Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3315 Dayt Sporting Goods, Downtown San* Navy man transferred; brand Evening* Sanford FA 2-38*3 ford. FA 2-3961. new; fake over for balance on NEW SERVICE I complete rooms; no down Septic tanks pumped - drain payment necessary; payments 39. Trailers • Cabanus field* Installed. 24 hour service low i* $13 per month. Call ownTerms. FA 2-9499 ner collect, TE 8-1511, Cassel­ 1956—35 ft. Elcar house trailer, 2 bedrooms, fully insulated, rea* berry. sun able. 5 Point Bait Sltop, 17-92. 29. Automobile Service ARCHERY SET. FA 2-6865. General Auto Repairs FACTORY TO YOU All Make Cars—Labor k Parts ALUMINUM BUNDS Guaranteed—Quality Workmanship Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom A. W. Barkley Used Cara, rati with plastic ends. Plastic lac. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon 2664 S. Hiawatha Ave. FA 2-8411 Importa A S p ort* Cara rordi. Oar Speciality Senkarik Gla*s and Paint Co. 17.92 • Haart of Maitland 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4622 Barkley Leonard Auto Clinic 23. Hullding Material* Wintlrthiold Buck Gin** FRESH PRE.MIXED CONCRETE Medium aged stepping stonra Dour Gian* Vent Glaus window sills, lintels 4i steps SERVICE Old rock, steel and sand. Senkarik Ginns and Paint Co. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4823 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 111 N. Park Ave. 31. Poultry • Peta - Livestock Stenstrom Realty Ph. FA 2-2420 24. Electrical Service* 13. Mortgage Loans MORTGAGF. LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial k Residcntlat STENSTROM REALTY FRIUIDA1KE Sale* k Service House Wiring Free Estimates Sid Vihicn's Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-0915 For Sale Sale! PointeUiaa In Biuom VV CIRCULATING HEATER, LP gas,; for 2-Bedroom home. Reason- j GRAPEVILLE NURSERY able. 1216 Randolph SL or Fhone GrapevlUe Ave near 20th St. FA 2-3296. PETUNIAS A Calendulas now ready. Dutch Mill Nursery ONION PLANTS New Upsala Rd. off 2Uth SL Crystal Wax, per 31 $2.So; 500 $1.50 3 M lots and over, $2.25 FOB Now is the time to set out here. A. M. Prevatt, Thone FLORIDA ADVANCE BLACK­ 749-2113 Seville, Fla. BERRIES. FA 2-8809. NEW Olympia portable typewrit­ er* with cases. Regular $121U0 33. Furniture Now 189.00 plus tax. Powell'S Used furniture, appliances, tool* Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia etc. Bought-Sold. Larry's Mart rA 2-3842. 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4182 WHEEL CHAIRS, c rut elves, cane* • BIO VALUES walkers. • QUICK CREDIT FREE DELIVERY • EASY TERMS Prescriptions our Specially FAUSTS Rx Mellonvllta WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Ph. FA 2-7107 Begin the new year right. See this attractive home. 4 bedrooms, 2 LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT FHA Loiua P'ans bath*. Florida room and many Roofing FREE ESTIMATES additional features which you will appreciate. Only 5 yeara old Your Credit Is Good. Up to 2 Yrs to Pay! A real buy for 528,000. Good fl B. EDWARDS nancing available. BUILDERS SUPPLIES Wc Give TV Stamps 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-7898 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2120 BUILDERS. INC. SEMI-HKTIRED Carpenter Repairs, Alterationa, Tainting Phone FA 2-7983. 32. Flower* - Tree** - Shrubs I 31. Article* AUTO GLASS INSTALLED PH. MI 4*5307 308 Elm Ave. LOST: in Lake Mary area, large yellow and white fluffy eat, part angora, answers to name of ••Spring” . Ph. FA 2-8788 Raward. FA 2-5751 INTAKE manifold, 3 two-barrel carburetor!, fuel block, for *56 or *5$ Ford 361 engine. Phone Mr. Gielow FA 2-2611 or FA 2-6472 after 6:00 p. m. WOOD r i ’ l'I'lES — half Airedale, 2 months old, $5 00. Call Sat. or PLUMBING Sun. only. Wale* Fernery, on Fireplace wood, all lengths, Oak and lighter wood. Delivered. Contracting k Repairs lake at Lyman School, LongBAR Waitress, apply in person to Phone FA 2-6818, if no answer Free Estimates wood. Jet Inn. Hwy. 17-92 South. FA 2*5908. R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black Poodle Puppiea and Mother, W. J. KING Show dog Stock. FA 2-7741. PLUMBING 4k SUPPLIES • Contracting • Repair Work MI.NATURE Poodles, rcglstarvd, white, permanent shots, house 2534 So. Orlando Dr. broken, FA 2-3442. Phone >22-0483 25. Plumbing Service* i f Sanford’s ★ i f Finest Cars i f HOLLERS * Delivered In Sanford $58.10 Z S i of SA N F O R D ^ 2 Dr. Ranch Wagon, V-8, A /T, II. ( uunlry Sedan, 4 Dr., Y-8, A /T , II. l uuntry Sedan, I Door, V-8, A /T , P /S, It A II. l-llr. Ranch Wagon, 6 Cylinder, A /T. 4-Ur. itanrh Wagon, V-8, A /T, K A It. I ouM ry Sedan, 9 I V - 8 , A /T , P/S, A/C, Country Sedan, 4 Dr., V-s, A /T , P/S, P/ll, FORD M 1,000 FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS Wi t h Each New 4lr Used Vehicle S old i Strickland - Morrison 308 Ph. FA 2-1181 E. 60 LINCOLN 57 CHRYSLER Premier 2 Doer Hardtop. Air Cond, Powered. I.lkr New Imperial 4-Door Hardtop, Air Conditioned 4k Powered, Real Clean *3595 795 *3295 *1095 *1495 *595 *795 *695 *1295 *695 60 OPEL 2 Dour Sedan. 36 5111m Per C allow 59 CADILLAC 4 Door Hardtop, Atr Conditioned, Lika New 59 FORD V-8 Caatom 300, Power Steering, Fordomatlr, Radio 4k Healer 59 CHEVROLET Parkwnod Station Wagon, 4 Door, V-8. Power Steering ami Brakes, A /T 59 English Ford 2 Door Anglia, Kirellent Condition « im im M k | 58 FORD 1st. HI.. Hanford Mistier Park Mi l-8916 Prrmlrr 4 Door llardtup. Air Cond. and Powered 57 FORD if Free unti-free/e 53 FORD V-8 AN TI-FREEZE $2.16 Gal. FA 2-0711 FA 2 0861 56 STUDEBAKER 4-Door V-8 Commander, Extra Clean 55 CHEVROLET 2 Dour Sedan 54 FORD Cuilomllne 4-Door. 1 Cylinder 51 HENRY J. 2 Door, Extra Clean, Ntw Tire*. Excellent Cond. 57 PONTIAC Chieftain V-8. a Door Sedan, Standard Transmission ■SAFETY SPECIALSEAT BELTS INSTALLED $ 9 175 PASSENGER PE,{ BEFORE YOU BUY SEE OUR SELECTION WE WELCOME: YOU TO TEST DRIVE ANY CAR. INSPECT FRONT BRAKE LINING AND PACK 00 WHEEL HEARINGH JL Have You Seen The New Mercury METEROR The Risrht Size Car \t The Right Price. Strickland-Morrison 1 HUNT SERVICE DEPARTMENT SANFORD SANFORD 56 MERCURY Station Wagon. 4 Door Standard Tran*., Overdrtro 2*I>oor Hardtop check - up 219 E. 2nd ST. 2505 PARK AVE. Bel Air l-D w r V-g. Automatic Transmission 54 MERCURY Falrlane V-8 t Dour, Furdumatlr, Radio, llralrr RH LINCOLN I DtMir, landed ...... $17».> 59 CADILLAC I Door Air fund. ....... TJ»5 60 CHKVItOLKT Impulu 4 Door. Equipped ... 1995 58 FORD 2 Door V-8. Auto 995 58 CHEVROLET I Door —.... I*®* 60 COKVAIK I Door, Automatic — ■•- 1495 38 RAMIII.KR 4 Door, Auto. . — 1095 55 IIUICK 2 Door ............ .... 595 57 FORI) 2 Door, Automatic — .... . 895 58 KAMRLER I Door. Standard ....... ... . 995 55 MERCURY 2 Door Hardtop 495 50 CHEVROLET I Door. 6 C jL Standard Shift 595 59 CHEVROLET I Door V-8. Auto. 1195 58 CHEVROLET V-8. I Door, Station Wagon 1295 56 OLDSMOIIILK I Door 595 58 FORD 2 D o o r Hardtop Overdrive .......... ..... 895 50 FORD 4 Door 6 C jt ........ ....... ........ 295 57 CHEVROLET 2 Ton. Chmmlh und C a b ........... 1295 57 FORD t Door ............ 795 55 NASH Ambn*hador I Door. Auto. ..... 395 56 HAMlil.KK I Door. Standard .. 595 59 LARK Hardtop Coupe . .. 1095 53 CHEVROLET V* Ton Pickup .................. 395 56 CHEVROLET 57 MERCURY purts thru Jan. 15th UN TIL FEBRUARY 56 FORD V-8 Kanrh Wagon, Real P e o n Mnnterry 2 Door Hardtop, Merconutlr, Radio 4k lleator 57 LINCOLN NO PAYMENTS 57 RAMBLER Custom, * Cylinder, 6 Door, Air Conditioned, A /T , Real Clean Bel Air, 6 Cylinder, l-D oer CARLAN D 800 FLENCH AVE. *1395 *695 *595 *595 ’695 ‘495 *495 *395 ‘395 *195 Cu.tnm, 6 Cylinder. Standard Tran*., Very Clean on uli motor tunc-up WAGON JAMBOREE!. If lo u ’se Bern Looking Fur More Kidins Room For l.esa Monry, Look No Further. Wr llase Thr Widest Selection Of Near New Wagons In Town. They’re Priced To Please J P Q • We Are Offering All Our Used Cars At Used Cur Dealer Prices. • All Late Model Cars Are Sold With A Guarantee. • Trade-Ins Will Be Accepted STARS * i f 20% Discount CORVAIRS to CADILLACS Pricae Begi* At FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD USED C A R S In The Showroom Under The 2-Door 59 59 58 58 58 57 57 LATE M O DEL Ford Owners Special FORD GALAXIE CLUB SEDAN PAYMENTS SALE 16. Female Help Wanted BRAND-NEW 1962 n cn 5 o CLEARANCE Ph. FA 2-1481 308 E. First Bt. Winter Pork Ml 4-8916 109 N. LINCOLN MERCURY Palmetto Sanford— FA 2-4884 Ave. Saaford Winter Park— MI 4-0209 �• - -4~ tClif oviinual Charity Matinee f «f\,r ■■■■ afterncon ratr* will exceed tht $823.00 turned over to the organi­ sation lay*, year, Thn first year's donation amounted to $020. The feature race for the after­ noon wiU match up aoma o f the REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS outstanding greyhound* at the It. J. Be* bout, ctux, to Jean- track and lhey’11 be running for •tta Klein, Lake Brantlsy, 118,200 one o f SOKCs favorite charities. John Overmyer, rtux, to Norma* The Juvenile Council ia in its gene Mitcham, Ridge High, 18,900 third year o f operation. The ori­ Frank Kreinlk, etui, to George ginal SOKC Charity Matinee help­ J. Grogan, etux, Eaatbrook, $13.- ed the organisation to get under 800 way. The ehlef function of the Ridgewood Wood Products, Inc., council !» to give financial and to Orlan W, Coquilletc, etux, moral aid lo unfortunate children Weatherafiald, $8,200 from brokm home*. Wade Development Corp. to Seminole County Judge Vernon David Lee Shaffer, etux, TangleMlae, who ha* worked closely with wood, $16,000 tha Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Wilber L. Hillock, etux, to Jamea D. Jordan, Sunland, 112,100 sine* the tin t year o f the organi­ Ridgewood Wood Producta Co., sation, polnta out that youngster* Inc., to Charlei C. Snodgrata, aided by the groupa are not nee#*■arily delinquent*. “ In fact," adda etux, Weatheralleld, $8,600 Ridgewood Wood Producta, ln c„ tha judge, “ We believe one of the to Charlea O, Downy, etux, Wea- major functions o f our group la to prevent these unfortunate children therafleld, 110,900 Ridgewood Wood Producta, Inc., from becoming delinquents when to Norman Nottingham, etux. they are turned out Into the atreeta to fend for th#m**lv*e." Weatheralleld, $10,600 Ridgewood Wood Producta, Inc., The Seminole Juvenile Council to John C. Alexander, etux, Wea- ia one o f the very few atieh organi­ tharaflald, $1,100 sation! in the country, it la boo«tPerry Register, etux, to Wade ed by icveral o f tha county’s lead­ Jefferaon Ward, Sr., etux, Country ing citliens. Club Honor, $T,000 Visiting the kennri club last Barry Home*. Inc., to W. F. week to work out tho final datalle Lucai. etux, Goldie Manor, $11,600 for the charity matinee were coun­ Dallaa Mortg. Co. to Freddie R. cil President Bill Thomaa, Vies Saunderi, Jr., etux, Wetberlngton president Clarence McCord, Miss Ilghla., $9,400 and council members Ken McIn­ F. Stewart Iblm ly, etux, to tosh, and Robert Johnson. OJen E. Spain, etux, $7,400 McIntosh who served aa presi­ John D. MeLellan, etux, to Hay­ dent last year, pointed up the fact ward Schaulbert, etux, San/o that the Juvenila Council give* Park, $10,200 Jarvla WHborn, etux, Flrit Pod. immediate assistance to Juvenile* 8. and L. County, Altamonte, who need help. “ Oftun-timee when n boy or girl $8,500 Laird B. Legg, Jr., ctux, to neod* help,” said McIntosh, “ they Jamea R. Legg, etux, Engllab Ea- need help right now. Wailing for the red tape proceedures o f legal tatea, $30,000 Richard L. Shilling, etux, to Na­ action and aislitance la sometime* thaniel J, Rlchburg, etux, Raven- too lata. Th* Juvenile Council has always been able to offer imme­ IU Park, $12,900 Shoemaker Conit. Co, to Harry diate assistance and contribution! R. Barlow, etux, Ravenna Park, from the Ranford-Orlamlo Kennel $12,300 , Club help to make this po*sibt*,n Shoemaker Conet. Co. to Thomaa Fundi from Seminole County CovlU, etux, Ravenna Park, $1$,- Juvenile Council, Inc., are uted 600 for a variety o f things. Good Max T. Jackaon, olux, to John ■hoc*, warm clothing, medical or H. Van Eepoel, Jr., etux, N. Or­ dental care and a number o f other lando, $10,000 necessary expenses are paid for Richard B, Muiaon, etux, to by the group. David F. Juatire, etux, WeatheraMelntoah stressed the Import­ fleld, $9,400 ance o f tha work when he said; Barry Humes, luc., lu John Hugh ‘Must a dollar or two at tha right Abbott, etux, Goldie Manor, $13,time fur the right purpose might 000 possibly mean the difference be­ Barry llomea, Inc., to Joa But­ tween taking the right path — or terfield, etux, Goldie Manor, $14,the wrong path.” 100 Judge Miss saya that one o f the Patrleia M. Peterlich, etux, to Mary Midmer, Tanglewood, $15,- most satisfying feelings be gets out o f life la to receive a letter 100 Jack Demctrea, etal, to Ronald or phone rail from a young man T. Ivey, etux, San Lanta, $12,500 or a young woman In college Jack Dereetrre, etal, to Vemlce thanking the Seminole County M. Hciiderahot, etux, SanLanta, Juvenile Council for giving as­ sistance and guidance when they $12,600 Robert O. Blanka, etux, to Har­ needed It moat. vey C. Jelferta, etux Oekland Shorn, $11,000 Oakland Conet. Corp. to Robert E. Ayrea, etux, Oakland Hllla, $9,000 William II. Hood, etux, to Ira Metzger, etux, Phlllipa Tarr., $7,000 Edwin A. Zletedrof, rlux, to It. G. Praaer, etux, Little Bear Lake, $15,000 Raymond W. Dick, etux, to Leo D. Newman, Jr., etui, Country Club Manor, $9,200 Ruth Hamilton to Lamar Pace, ctux, Longacrca, $13,500 Anna Button to William R. San dcraon, ctux, C ane Iberry. $7,000 Florence B. S, Duller, ctvir, to Emory S. Akerman, elux, Alta­ monte Spgi., $$,700 Clement Joyce, etux, to Thomaa J. Zoretir, Jr., ctux, Fern T u t .. $11,200 Charlea W. Clayton, Jr., etal, to lion lyin g b a iw im Ulucka II Jamea A. Gibaon, etux, Lakewood, ■ nd U North to K a*t#rl, tom lon of th* North lino o f $16,500 « l l> o f gold llloek 1*. E- C. Wetberlngton, elux, to ■ nd Lth t th* M id Board o f County Joieph J. Surprcnant, elux. Sec­ CommlMlonoru w ill held a public haarlng on lb* P alltloa at f ret Lake, $9,000 'clo ck on tho l l r d d »y i t Jan­ E, C. Wclbarlngton, ctux, to J, ouary IM I at tho o fllr o o f tho C. Valentine, etux, Secret Lake, O ouuly Commlaolonoro In tho Court Houoo ot Haalord, Florida at wbleh $9,000 llm# Ihooo (or and aaalnot tho Kathleen Low to Joaeph X. u n i w ill bo hoard aad final a c­ Dean, etux, Wetberlngton Hghti., tion tokoaThlo tho ITth day o f Docooabor M.000 lt ll. E. C. Wetberlngton, etux, |o (■ B A D Arthur If. (lock w lih , Jr., Franklin 11. Rrpoay, etux, Secret Head 01 U.S. Steel, Dies ■" Courthouse Records KEN McINTOSH, Robert Johnson, President Bill Thorn­ es. Vice President Clarence McCord and Judge Vernon Mize o f the Seminole County Juvenile Council, Inc., pose With five of the top greyhounds o f the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club which will hold its Third Annual Charity Clark o f tho Board o f Coun­ ty C om alooloaoro o f So in lnolo cou n ty. Florida O lio.. Ilodrlok A Boblnoon laud Klaar, etux, Unco In lights.. J* O. Boa l i l t uriaaJo, trier Ida / Matinee Friday afternoon benefiting the non-profit orljanizatlon. They greyhounds aro: (left to right) 80 Proud; Chiara; Dinah'a Mickey; Foxy Rifle: and John­ ny’s Legend. Some Dogs Have A ll The Luck: Not ButclJ LONDON (UPI) — “ Butch" the boxer, who underwent psychiatric treatment to stop him from biting other dogs, has been condemned to die for nipping a poodle and Its owner. The 6-year-old confirmed doghater got every braak In the book from British authorities, including 10 months of psychiatric treat­ ment. But Butch's string ran out when a court ordered the dog put to sleep. “ We have our duty to the pub­ lic,” the court chairman. Sir Ar­ thur Howard, told Butch'a tearful owner, Mrs. Constance Gamble, 42. “ Moat ot os h e n own dogs end love dogs and wo do not make orders for destruction light­ ly.” 400 Prisoners Stage Giant Riot; Damage Over $1 Million MONTREAL (U PI) - Officials at Bordeaux today were survey­ ing the damage caused by about 400 prisoners who rioted for five hours Monday bight. The rioters, most of them await­ ing trial at tho provincial)/ oper­ ated Jail on tho north end of Mon­ treal Island, were brought under control after police firing auto­ matic rifles and firemen using water hoaei stormed the starshaped grey-stoned building. At lean three prisoners and one firemen were injured. The riot wea described a a the worst at the prison since 1951. In that year prisoners caused property damage In excess of $1 million. Acting Gov. Lt. Col. Leon Lam­ bert told United Press Internatlonal late Monday night it would lie at least a day or two before any estimate of damage could be arrived at. The riot, the seventh at tha jail in tha past 11 montha, started as • New Year's Day roaat beef din­ ner was being served about 4:30 Mrs. Gamble vowed aha would fight to save Butch. “ He has a lovely nature,” she said. "H e nev­ er bothers human beings. It is just that ha dislikes other dogs." A spokesman for tha Canine De­ fense League said: "W e shall make a fight for the dog's life. He can be cured." When Butch was first brought to the attention of the authorities lor repeatedly taking nips out of fellow canines, the case waa found to be so unusual that Buteh got the “ couch" treatment. From Mrs. Gamble, the psychiatrist learned that when Butch was only a puppy he bad been attacked by a large dog. This puppyhood trauma had made Butch a confirmed dogbaler. Early In 1960, Buich was sent to the Canine Defense League's training center at Hampton to un­ p.m. A prison official, describing what happened, said: “ Suddenly the prisoner* began throwing their plates Into tho corridors, setting fir* to their beds and smashing everything in light.'1 The riot waa finally brought un­ der control about 1:30 p.m. when Bremen turned high-powered wa­ ter hoses on the prisoners. The rioters gradually retreated into their wrecked cells when police fired more than 100 rounds of am­ munition over tha heads of the approaching firemen. Gainesville Adds 20,000 Residents GAINESVILLE (U PI) The city of Gainesville added 20,000 new residents and 17 square miles of land area today aa an annexa­ tion bill passed by the 1961 legis­ lature went into effect. The annexation boosted the city's population to 49,723 Ita land area to 23.16 square miles. The annexed area lay In a ring around the city. The municipal airport waa included. dergo psychiatric treatment. There under the auperviaion of men who know and love dogs, Batch wai placed in the company ot other doga and made to obey orders not to attack them, Every day. Butch's mental rc habllitatlon went forward — hla psychological needs being attended to as if he were human. Mrs. Gamble missed Butch and became impatient for his home­ coming. When she could no longer stand being separated from her pet, Mri. Gamble went to a court and obtained Butch’ s release be­ fore he was pronounced cured. Realizing that her love lor Butch may have scaled hla fate, Mrs, Gamble vowed: " I 'll fight to the last for hts life.” The Canine Defense League's psychiatrists said they are willing to have another crack at Butch. LIGONTEB, T*. (UPI)—Benia­ min F. Fairies*, who began a business career felling newspa­ per* when ho was five and rose to head tlie world's largest steelmaking firm, died Monday at hia home here. The 71 -year-old retired board chairman of U. S. Steel Corp. had been a pa (lent in West I’enn Hospital in Plltsburgh from early November until late last month. His ailment was diagnosed as pleurisy. On Dec. 20 he was granted a final divorce decree from hi* aecond wife, the former Mr*. Hazel Hatfield Sprout ot Huntingdon, W. Va. The couple waa married in 1944. F airleii' son. Blaine, Is mar­ ried to the daughter of hit fa­ ther's second wife. Four grand­ children also survive. The first Mrs. Fairless, the former Jane Blanche Trubey, died in 1941 aft er a marriage of 42 year*. Funeral services have been scheduled tentatively for 12:30 p.m. Thursday at Trinity Epis­ copal Cathedral In downtown Pittsburgh. Burial will be at SL Michael's of th* Valley Cemetery at Llgonlcr, Pa. The son of a coal miner, Fair­ ies* exemplified the American success story lo ih* Horatio A! ger tradition. Ha waa born In Pigeon Run, near Canton. Ohio, May 3, 1890. He was one of four children of Mr, and Mrs. David D. William*. Mrs. Williams suffered an acci­ dent which drained the family funds and Benjamin was sent to live with an uncle end aunt, Mr. and .Mrs. Jacob Fairies* of Jus tua, Ohio. He was adopted legally and be­ gan his schooling in Justus. He earned his first pay selling the Cleveland Penny Prcaa in Justus. Needing money for college tuitlon, Fairies* began teaching school when he was 17. He ma­ triculated at Wooster College and played semi pro baseball between semesters and on weekends. 11# transferred to Ohio Northern Uni­ versity where he earned a degree in civil engineering. Fairleii was supervising a Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad construction gang In 1913 when he learned "Coxey'a Army” was gathering for a march on Wash­ ington to demand Jobe. Curious, he boarded a trolley at Massillon, Ohio, to see the army assemble, The ride more than settled hla curiosity — It launched him into a ateel career attar be noted con­ struction of a new steel plant at Massillon. He landed a job as en­ gineer with th* Central Steel Co. of Massillon. Advancing rapidly, Falrice* was appointed president and gen­ eral manager of Central ABoy Steel in 1928 when he was 38. Seven years later he became president of Caroegie-UUnola Steel Corp. He waa named direc­ tor and preildent of U. 8. Steel in 1937 and 15 years later was named board chairman. Legal Notice r ic r m o r i wasui NOTICE III h * r * b , « tv m that w# ar* *nx*tctd to bu> 1n ni at F*rti Park. fttmlnnt* C o u n t,, F lorida, under tho fictitiou s nnmn at BOOTH HKMINOt.M NEW S, and that w t Inland to roslator said a sm s w ith th* C ltrk o f tha C ircuit Court, Homlnola c o u n t ,. Florida. In ace* nrdnnre with th* provlilnna o f Ih* Fictitious Nam* Statutaa, t o -w lli Ktctlon SSI.St F lorida Blatulta 1 »T . B is: If. and E. Carapaaslln Publish Jan. t. *. 1*. I I , l i l t . T R A IL W A Y S Express Route and Thru Service BETWEEN NEW YORK-M IAM I West Can’t Afford Open Split— Dulles Serving Sanford and Central Florida Points on all Schedules in Both Directions WASHINGTON (U PI) — Allan W. Dulles said 8unday night the differences between ttuiaia and Bed China “ run very deep" but the West cannot count on an open split between tha two Communist powers. Dulles, a former director of the Central Intelligence A g eney (C IA ), said tha basic disagreement batwaen tha two countries are over methods o f arhievlng a Communist “ master program for taking ever th* world.” NOW— JOIN OUR 19«2 Legal Notice Lake, $10,100 Uacoki Hgbta., Inc., lo Qeva. Pngre 8 — T u e s . J a n . 2 . 1962 Ben Fairless, Former Seminole County’s needy children from broken homes will hold ail the winning tickets for the matinee races Friday afternoon at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. The third nnnual charity mntlneo benefiting the Semi­ nole County Juvenile Council, Inc. is on tup for F rid a y and track Gen. Mgr. Jack Ledoux hopes that the profits from the ■ Srrallt :i <i££.1 Slated On Friday • franforh VIA JACKSO N VILLE RALEIGH RICHMOND THE SANFORD A T L A N T IC . a * a n d y o u 'll fin d It t h e WASHINGTON easiest travel on earth BALTIMORE A choice of m w highway routes bring* fsalrr thru service to the Carolina*, Virginia end northern title*, and lo Orlando, Ft. Landerdale and Miami. All service U with uaw coaches — airfoam contour reclining seats, viata-viow wink f T rt0 m tn A xis# * Cipro**. tr* fksfw. NATIONAL BANK i Incorporate 1MT EN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 8:M take down, atainlcaa acvl real room and all-weather climate control. Trailwaye capable aalr* agent* will gladly gaol* to any destina­ tion, arrange etop-ocere and lours. 1'leaaa cal, th» terminal below. a* it# "»*»f w #-—«»*r, gw- TRAILWAYS. easiest travel on earth NEW THRU EXPRESS SERVICE From your town to: e NEW YORK Fester Thru Rcrvlce e JACKHONVILI E ....— e 4 Convenient Tripe Daily MIAMI ...... ..................... Over I Hour Faster e ORLANDO e 4 Convenient Trip* Dally - One-way $31-55 $ $.40 $ Ml $ M (plea tax) T ra ilw a y s Bus Corner Park * 2nd tit. T e rm in a l FA 3-6111 : * “"'f* m*»jppii( �t * City Sewage Plant Gets Off Ground Revenue Certificates For udu> Sanford feral!* $ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 Job Authorized WEATHER: Fair not ao cold tonight Hisrh today, 65-70. Low tonight, 40-45. ♦ VOL. I United 6a Proas I .* 0. " * * *4 « ^ ,, | , c By LABRY VERSHKI. (A few abott in the dirk and some left over remnants from 1M1.) • • • All lilt week City Manager W. K. Knowles has been telling the press: "Make sure you bring your camera to the City Commission meeting Tuesday." It seems Tete hail a surprise for the fourth es­ tate but apparently it fixated out. After a careful investigation, we discovered that the city had pur­ chased a 30 month old chimp and • Pete had prepared to bring him to the meeting. Oh, well, to make a long atory short, the chimp bit someone yesterday and was con­ fined. > • • • Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1962 Completion 01 Major Highway Jobs In '62 Seen County Engineer Carlton Bliss reported todiy that the road de­ partment hopes to accomplish the major projects Included In the massive live-year road rebuilding program during this yejr. Bliss said that work will start this year on rebuilding two miles of the Fineway Bypass south o f th* Naval Air Station and the re­ building of one and three-quarters of W. Lake Brantley Road. Roth projects are expected to cost 140,000. Other major construction this year wit] be the rebuilding of Dodd Rd. bridge and the Smith Canal Bridge. Cost of these two projects has been estimated at Bulletin turn LLSBON — Prime Min­ ister Antonio Aalaiar threalrned today to pull Portugal out of the United Nations became of Its failure to halt the Invasion of Goa by India. n E. U. CARTER hua retired from the local selective service hoard after 20 years of service, It was re­ ported today. The other members of the board in­ clude E. C. Harper Sr., John Krider and W. 11. Martin. Examinations for the position of clerk to re­ place Carter will be Riven under civil service. Appli­ cations will be accepted until Jan. 8 and application blanks can be secured from the local post office. i Working for tevcrsl months on a surprise service for the lows, The young Negro couple who Longwood's volunteer firemen fln•lly are okayed to let the cat out lost two children when their bum* of the bag. Chief Claude Layo re­ burned to th* ground New Year’* ported today that approval of a Day or* desperately In need of permit to operate e two-way short help from th* poopl* of S*nford. Btald** th*ir ebl1<tr**r* live*, wavs radio a;stem connecting sB that they had waa city departments was received everything j lost in lb* f u r . The, IM Spod only Tuesday. ) 4 I Recordings Rise Sharply In County Oviedo Swears In Mayor And Council i) 4 Oviedo Selects Fire House Site \ * Meet Set • • • *• u i A ... 3 Warehouses Burn City Opens Paving Bids Thursday i ju BRIEFS j 4 FLORIDA NO. 658 Altamonte Veto Challenged 0 yes, Tele isn't telling who he 420,000. bit. Discussing state projects for » • • this year. Bliss remarked that he Beautification project of 1961— is hopeful that bids will be let on Sid Richard's rock garden on SR 436 from Hwy. 17-92 to Red Bug Rd. and the start of Inter­ Park Ave. state 4 through Seminole County. • • • Bliss also said the road depart­ There'! no doybt that the city ment plana to stabilize 30-40 miles plana to concentrate on a sewage of road and institute a new set of treatment plant and hold up action specifics lions and rules for the of water improvements. road department to spell nut more • • • clearly what the county road Mystery of 1961—In which ware standards are. house did KiChard pul the down­ UIDs is also hopeful of getting town elock 7 more . cooperation (rtyn property Bids on the 121,000 Skoford owneiT regarding rights tr. way street resurfacing program will be • o • Zoning Director Robert Brown to carry out road programs opened Thursday afternoon at City HaU, City Manager W. E. tells ua that a three-man commit throughout the year. Knowles said today. tea of J. 11. Van Hoy, County EnTha bid opening will be held In glneer Carlton Bliss and himself the commission chambers at 3 is currently working on rearrang­ p.m. ing courthouse offices and moving Six projects have been Included the county agent's office out of in the resurfacing program for the the courthouse. 1961-62 year. Brown saya the final report4will They are 24th St. from French be ready in about a month and The recording of instruments in Ave. to Park; Myrtle from 24th to that the apeclal committee report on courthouse needs la being used Seminole County haa tripled over 25th St.; Sanford Ave. from First a 10-year period and a sharp In­ St. to Firth St.; First St. from as the basis for the study. crease is expected for the next Sanford to Park; Magnolia from • 4 4 decade, Clerk Arthur Beckwith J r , the railroad to 20th St. and Pal­ Showman of 1961 — City Com­ reported this morning. metto from Seventh to 20th St. missioner Earl Higginbotham who Beckwith said 17,966 Instru­ Knowles said that (25,330.20 haa fished out a $100 bill from his ments were recorded In 1961 while been act aside in the budget for pockat last week, put It on the in 1951 only 5,531 were recorded. this improvement program. table and (old the rest of the board Thla la an Increasa of over 526 to match It to give the chamber percent for the 10 year period, eatra money. Beckwith said. • a a A t the aama time, Circuit Judge Dog revenue in the city is way Volte Williams J r , said that caaea down under the previous year, In Circuit Court from 1957 to 1961 according to the latest audit. Last showed an Increase o f 264 percent. Judge William* reported that year only (286 was collected as The mayor and council of Oviedo compared to (462 the previous in 1967 there were 886 cases while were sworn in Tuesday night at year, "N o ona wants the job of last year there were 1,017, tha first meeting of the year and Discussing the rise In inetru- also th* first since the election in taking care of the dogs," says City Manager W. E. Knowles. The com- mente records, Beckwith said that December. minion Tuesday night asked for the neat 10 year* he eapecte Sworn to two-year term* were Knowles to coma op with some some 68,464 Instrument# to be re­ Mayor M, L. Gary and Counellmen recommendations possibly of pay­ corded by 1071. B. F. Ward and T. L. Lingo Jr. ing someone a little more money Sworn In for one year terms were to handle the dogs. Karl Higgin­ Ben Jones, W. R. Clonta and W. If. botham suggested: "P ay 'em on a Martin. commission rata." Councilman Ward s t i elected president of the council succeeding • • • Young Harris, who did not run for How coma Harold Johnson has­ re-election to lli* sound). Council­ n't got his county attorney's name Oviedo'* new fir* house will he man Clonta was re-elected vice plate yet in the commission cham­ built on property adjacent to th* president. bers T All members o f th* council war* Town Hall and th* architecture • • • will conform to th* Town Hall. re-elected unopposed except Lingo, County Commissioner Vernon Thla was decided Tueeday night at who was elected for the first Urns, Dunn was a visitor at the City the monthly meeting o f th* Town but who also was unopposed. Commission meeting Tuesday Following tha swearing in cere­ Council. night. "Just free lancing" said Banford'a P. Wade Tye was des­ mony Mayor Gary reappointed Curly. "Miaery love* company," ignated aa th* architect for tha George Kelsey as police chief and said Ai Wilson. fire house after he had presented Mrs. Dorothy Courier aa town • • • preliminary plan* for th# (true- clerk. Oops, forgot to mention yester­ ture. day that Bill Hemphill and Scott A two men committee of CounBurns ware named to the mem­ oilmen W. R. Clont* and T. L. The Women's Auxiliary of Wabership committee of the Chamber Lingo was appointed to work out kiwa Lodge 879 will meet today at of Commerce. the final details o f th* fire house 7:80 p. m in th* Oddfellows Hall and work with the airhltecl in get­ ou Magnolia Ave. All members *. • • Mayor Al Lormann said today ting them ready for actual con- aro aaked to mako an extra effort to attend. that the city would file an injunc­ atrurtion. tion against the county to atop work on SR *Jt. Cltiiens protest­ ing all those ditches. ) SANFORD, TAMPA (UPI) — Several hun­ dred spectators turned out Tues­ day night to watch a spectacular fire destroy three downtown ware­ houses in an hour-long b lu e. Talks Postponed GENEVA (UP1>—The 14-nation Laos peace conference postponed its first scheduled aesiion of the new year today while fresh efforts were made to bring Laos' three feuding princes together again. Can’t Strike MIAMI (UPI) — Circuit Judge Juc Eaton ruled Tuesday that bus drivers cannot strike against Dade County's Metropolitan government when the county takes over Wil­ liam Pawley'i (our bus lines. Chinese Missing TAIPEI, Formosa (UPD—Fo­ lic* report* aald today that 16 Na­ tionalist Ctilneae flailing boats with about 106 crewmen have been mining since they left southern Formosa fishing port* last Satur­ day. ‘No Solution’ Hodges Calls For Legal Ruling On Swofford's Move Mayor Lawrence Swofford* veto of the new inning ordinance for (he town of Altamonte Springs in a special meeting of the new coun­ cil Tuesday night brought * re­ quest from Councilman Jeff Hod­ ge* that Attorney Joe Davii pre­ pare a written opinion on the le­ gality of the new mayor's action. Hodgca was chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission which worked must of last year preparing the controversial ordi­ nance finally passed in special session of the old council last Friday night. Backing him in the request was Frank Gerhanll, new councilman for Ward Two. Swofford, in a prepared state­ ment, said that it was regrettable to have to veto an ordinance. However, he explained that lie was doing to because lie fell the peo­ ple who nbjcrlrd to the zoning plan were not given due consid­ eration. He contended that the ordinance had not been properly advertised or posted and said that some parts of It prohibit the use of property and that additional legislation i* needed before cer­ tain parti Tould become operative. 1U based hia power of veto on Section 24 of the Town Charter which permits auch action within five days of the original passing. “ I'll never recognize this ordi­ nance unless I'm advised through litigation that I must reverie my position. Tld* Is the most contro­ versial ordinance ever adopted In Altamonte Springi and probably tha first one ever tn be vetoed and I say it la vetoed!" be con- JAKARTA, Indonesia (U PI) — Foreign Minister Subandrlo said today Th* Netherlands' "no strings attached" offer to nego­ tiate with th* Indonesian govern­ ment will not solve the dispute eluded. over Dutch New Guinea, Swofford's appointment of Grady HaU as Altamonte Police Chief and acting Fire Chief also came BERLIN (UPI) - The Soviet* have rejected an American pro­ under question since applications test against Communist police in­ for the police Job were bypassed al the special meeting which dis­ terference with U. S. traffic across the East-West border, the official pensed with routine order of bus­ Lsit German newspaper Ncurs iness including reading of corrospondenrr. Deutschland said today. Rod W. Tetrault asked that his application be read and ote made TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - The of the Dec. 12 date. The applica­ tion of James Watt also was read Florida Showcase In New York a* was a letter of explanation City, with Seminole Indians, glass from Tracy SulUvan, former police blowers, flamingoes and bathing chief, (tiling that his original beauties at attractions for the month, drew a record 243,651 resignation waa to have been ef­ fective at the Jan. 8 regularly visitors during December. scheduled meeting when, as a rule, the new council takes over. Hia only reason for resigning was MIAMI BEACH (U P I )-A pin- to live Ihe new mayor an oppor­ pounding army of 432 bowlers tunity to make hia own appoint­ rolled Into action today as the ments tiie Idler stated, pointing National All-Star Tournament got out that ordinarily il would not underway at Miami Beach Con­ have brm opened or read until vention Hall with record prize the regular meeting money of (too,out) at stake. A protest also was heard from Dick Young, former fire chief, who said that he had not resigned and MOSCOW (UPI) - U. 6. Amwaa surprised to read it in the basiador Llewellyn E. Thompson papers, lie asked for a public re­ today waa rxpectcd to tell the traction from Swofford whu told British and French envoyt her* him. "t'U retract no statement whet progress was made, if any, which I did not m ake!" in preliminary talka with Soviet Swofford advised the volunteer Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko firemen through John Morrison, on the Berlin question. assistant chief, that they were to continue operations as usual hut TALLAHASSEE (UIT) A made it definitely clear that Ihe delegation headed by State Adju­ equipment le to stay within the tant General Mark W. Lance will city Umtts until the council makes visit U. S. Army tamps in three arrangements for outside coverstales next week to check an *ge. Mayor Swofford alto made some the morale of Florida National Guenlsmen and reservists called of the routine committee appoint­ to active duty. ments at Tuesday night's meeting. Protest Rejected Showcase Popular Bowlers Meet Progress Report Morale Check The reorganized City Commis­ sion, under the leadership of newly-*l*rted Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) Crappa, Tuesday night authorised Ftseal Agent lxx>ml* l.eedy to pro­ ceed with arrangement* for tha Is­ suing o f revenue certificate* to fi­ nance a (400,000 sewage treatment plant. Indications are that tha city would have to borrow only some (200,000 to construct the plant with the city getting an "outright grant" of (139,000 from th* federal government to build the facility. Prior to this, Crapp* wa* unani­ mously elected mayor and promis­ ed to the "utmost to uphold th* dignity of th* job." Crapp* succeeded Jo* Raker aa mayor. In other business, the board de­ nied a request from photographer Henry Jameson for a waiver of the city occupational license; Tabled action on tha condemna­ tion ordinance; Set Jan. 22 for a public hearing on Lh* new soning ordinaire*. FORMER MAYOR Joe Baker (right) hands over the gavel to J. H. (Jim­ my) O iippi Tucaday night at tha roorgunlzationnl mooting o f the City ComniinHion. (Herald Photo) Third Cold W ave O f W eek Holds Florida In Grip By I'nlled I'rese international Floridu'e third cold wav* in a week put tourists to flight and threatened crops today hut rhinook winds banished polar air from moit other parts of the na­ tion except tha Northeast. Bee lions from th* Great I.akea to (lie Atlantic had a new veneer of snow. Fog shrouded much of th# corn belt. Heavy rain peiUd the Pacific Northwest, The arctic air mas* dropped temperature* Into the 2*>s In northern Florida and near free*Ing along the state's normally balmy Golf Coast today, threat­ ening citrus and truck garden crops, Tlie Florida Citrus Commission held an emergency meeting Tues­ day but derided against embar­ going si ipments of frost-nipped Father Of 12 Dies In Plant Accident PANAMA CITY (UPI) - T. H. Rochefort, 40, father of 12 chil­ dren, was killed Tuesday night when he fell Into a smoke pipe at the International Paper Co. Plant Manugcr J. W. Lowry said (lie exact cause of death had not been determined, Iml an In­ vestigation waa under way. Appeal Set fruit because damage from th* first two cold front* since Christ­ inas was light. Michigan dug out from under six inches of new snow. Mary­ land measured seven inches Tues­ day. The earn* a tom dropped four Inches of snow on tang Is­ land and tine* Inches at Nan­ tucket, Mass. Warm winds blowing o ff the Rockies raised temperatures to th* 60s and 60s in th* great plains. Denver had ■ high e f 61 degrees and th* temperature climbed to 68 at Rapid City, S. D. Fog lilted in th* Northwest aft­ er closing the SpuVau*, Wa.-ih-t airport (or 60 hour*. Rain moved Into th* ar*a and Seattl* men*, ured .83 of an Inch. At Raton, N. M., rescuer* plan­ ned another search today for a 13-year-old boy missing on a hik­ ing trip sinr* last Thursday. Only one of hit three companion* sur­ vived the ordeal on a anowy mesa. In Atlanta, the Communicable Disease Center identified respira­ tory ailment* which b*ve struck In California, Oregon, Colorado, Arizona, Missouri and Florid* re­ LAKELAND (U IT )—Th* Flor­ cently ** type B influenza virus. id* Citrus Commission voted Tues­ day against Imposing an embargo to prevent freeze-da magt-d citrus fruit from reaching tha market. 'i'iie commission derided there fu lled Press International was not enough fruit damaged in LISBON. Portugal (U P I)—Th# til* current rold snaps and that which was damaged could b* cull- Portuguese government t o d a y ed by th* Blat* Fruit Inspection blamed th# unsuccessful N e w Year'* Day revolt on the country'# Division. Commission C h a i r m a n Key Communist party. W ell. Beales Jr. of Wvlrsdale, however, Informed circles said th* uprising promised that the commission was tli* first step in a Red plan to would see to it that consumer* and overthrow th* regime of Prim# grower* would be protected front Minister Amoniu Salazar. A communique Issued by th# damaged fruit going into commer­ at my said the attack by 40 or 60 cial channel*. Under the citrus code, th* cum- rubela on lh* army bar/acki at miatlon can order an embargo up lleja in southeastern Portugal Citrus Embargo Ruled Out Reds Blamed For Portugal’s Revolt NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) — Two Planned Parenthood League to two week* in duration to keep •n " ct “ "d officials will appeal their convic­ cold-darnag.d fiult o ff the market. oUt l>r Ul" ^m m u n U l party It also haa Ui* power to set »tWtegy, the tion o f violating Connecticut's 1879 anti-birth control law. slandards for such fruit used by tails of which the authorities producers of frozen orange ron now unravaling." central*. And it can us* the un­ wholesome fruit law to keep the fruit out o f chilled orange Juice and single strsngth canned oranga Bridge ... Juice. Classified Co mtc* . _ Zdgar Joseph is o f medium ding, blanket*, and all houaahold Dear Abby equipment. Clear Sailing height, about five feet eight or Entertainment Cotton Brown has volunteered to WASHINGTON (U PI) — Rep. nine, weighs about 150 pounds, haa Editorial reeeiva all clothing and bedding Carl Albert of Me AInter. Okla., aid* 23 waist, 16V* shirt and 38 contributions at the Pig and WhtiI^gali — a one-time Rhodes scholar, re­ coat, ais* 7V4 D shoe. * Paul* Ua, and articla* o f houaahold fur­ ceived a clear field today for elec­ Society They are much In need ef warm nishing! will b* taken earn o f If tion aa Democrat)* leader of the clothing of all kinds, shoes, bod-1you will give bun a call. Spot t* Iluuse. Couple W ho Lost Home, Children In Desperate Need with their third child, an 16 month' th* Pig and Whistle, haa th* alaea old girl, who la In th* hospital suf­ of th* eoupl*. lira. Jrnelhel Joseph fering from critical burn*, th*Jr 1* a slendsr young woman, about own live*, and th* clothe* they 23 years old and wears a alia 11 w*r« wearing at th* time. dress and m t n and a half shoe*. A former employer o f Mr*. Jo- Sh* 1* five feet four lneh*e tall ♦*l xrph’a, CettflTBnWR, manager o f j and weighs about 123 pounds. City Manager W. E. Knowles emphasized that this waa a grant and not "any hind of loan." Preparation for fiscal arrangementa include determination of eosta, rat* studies and adjustments and preparation o f a bond ordi­ nance. Knowles also told the board that th* commission would b* "pleas­ antly surprised" as h* felt the plant would cost under (400,000. The dtaeusslon o f the sewaga treatment plant was tha first or­ der of business of th* new year. led aa deare Herald Index O 11 Im l I -f • ilJ p i | il 1 ] !7 . t il mV � 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 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 02, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f650d7279b93eaaa2903085cecc90bce.pdf c1c048a7096c2e803710c9bcf21aa700 PDF Text Text • - -4 ~ tClif oviinual Charity Matinee Slated On Friday f «f\,r :i <i£ £.1 ■ ■■■■ afterncon ratr* will exceed th t $823.00 turned over to the organi­ sation lay*, year, Thn first year's donation amounted to $020. The feature race for the after­ noon wiU match up aoma of the REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS outstanding greyhound* at the It. J . Be* bout, ctux, to Jean- track and lhey’11 be running for •tta Klein, Lake Brantlsy, 118,200 one of SOKCs favorite charities. John Overmyer, rtux, to Norma* The Juvenile Council ia in its gene Mitcham, Ridge High, 18,900 third year of operation. The ori­ Frank Kreinlk, etui, to George ginal SOKC Charity Matinee help­ J . Grogan, etux, Eaatbrook, $13.- ed the organisation to get under 800 way. The ehlef function of the Ridgewood Wood Products, Inc., council !» to give financial and to Orlan W, Coquilletc, etux, moral aid lo unfortunate children Weatherafiald, $8,200 from brokm home*. Wade Development Corp. to Seminole County Judge Vernon David Lee Shaffer, etux, TangleMlae, who ha* worked closely with wood, $16,000 Wilber L. Hillock, etux, to tha Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Jam ea D. Jordan, Sunland, 112,100 sine* the t i n t year of the organi­ Ridgewood Wood Producta Co., sation, polnta out that youngster* Inc., to Charlei C. Snodgrata, aided by the groupa are not nee#*■arily delinquent*. “In fact," adda etux, Weatheralleld, $8,600 Ridgewood Wood Producta, lnc„ tha judge, “ We believe one of the to Charlea O, Downy, etux, Wea- major functions of our group la to prevent these unfortunate children therafleld, 110,900 Ridgewood Wood Producta, Inc., from becoming delinquents when to Norman Nottingham, etux. they are turned out Into the atreeta to fend for th#m**lv*e." Weatheralleld, $10,600 Ridgewood Wood Producta, Inc., The Seminole Juvenile Council to John C. Alexander, etux, Wea- ia one of the very few atieh organi­ tharaflald, $1,100 sation! in the country, i t la boo«tPerry Register, etux, to Wade ed by icveral of tha county’s lead­ Jefferaon Ward, Sr., etux, Country ing citliens. Club Honor, $T,000 Visiting the kennri club last Barry Home*. Inc., to W. F. week to work out tho final datalle Lucai. etux, Goldie Manor, $11,600 for the charity matinee were coun­ Dallaa Mortg. Co. to Freddie R. cil President Bill Thomaa, Vies Saunderi, Jr., etux, Wetberlngton president Clarence McCord, Miss Ilghla., $9,400 and council members Ken McIn­ F. Stewart Iblm ly, etux, to tosh, and Robert Johnson. OJen E. Spain, etux, $7,400 McIntosh who served aa presi­ John D. MeLellan, etux, to Hay­ dent last year, pointed up the fact ward Schaulbert, etux, San/o th at the Juvenila Council give* Park, $10,200 Jarvla WHborn, etux, F lrit Pod. immediate assistance to Juvenile* 8. and L. County, Altamonte, who need help. “Oftun-timee when n boy or girl $8,500 Laird B. Legg, Jr., ctux, to neod* help,” said McIntosh, “they Jam ea R. Legg, etux, Engllab Ea- need help right now. Wailing for the red tape proceedures of legal tatea, $30,000 Richard L. Shilling, etux, to Na­ action and aislitance la sometime* thaniel J , Rlchburg, etux, Raven- too lata. Th* Juvenile Council has always been able to offer imme­ IU Park, $12,900 Shoemaker Conit. Co, to Harry diate assistance and contribution! R. Barlow, etux, Ravenna Park, from the Ranford-Orlamlo Kennel $12,300 , Club help to make this po*sibt*,n Shoemaker Conet. Co. to Thomaa Fundi from Seminole County CovlU, etux, Ravenna Park, $1$,- Juvenile Council, Inc., are uted 600 for a variety of things. Good Max T. Jackaon, olux, to John ■hoc*, warm clothing, medical or H. Van Eepoel, Jr., etux, N. Or­ dental care and a number of other lando, $10,000 necessary expenses are paid for Richard B, Muiaon, etux, to by the group. David F. Juatire, etux, WeatheraMelntoah stressed the Import­ fleld, $9,400 ance of tha work when he said; Barry Humes, luc., lu John Hugh ‘Must a dollar or two at tha right Abbott, etux, Goldie Manor, $13,time fur the right purpose might 000 possibly mean the difference be­ Barry llomea, Inc., to Joa But­ terfield, etux, Goldie Manor, $14,- tween taking the right path — or the wrong path.” 100 Judge Miss saya that one of the Patrleia M. Peterlich, etux, to Mary Midmer, Tanglewood, $15,- most satisfying feelings be gets out of life la to receive a letter 100 Jack Demctrea, etal, to Ronald or phone rail from a young man T. Ivey, etux, San Lanta, $12,500 or a young woman In college Jack Dereetrre, etal, to Vemlce thanking the Seminole County M. Hciiderahot, etux, SanLanta, Juvenile Council for giving as­ sistance and guidance when they $12,600 Robert O. Blanka, etux, to Har­ needed It moat. vey C. Jelferta, etux Oekland S horn, $11,000 Oakland Conet. Corp. to Robert E. Ayrea, etux, Oakland Hllla, $9,000 William II. Hood, etux, to Ira Metzger, etux, Phlllipa Tarr., $7,000 Edwin A. Zletedrof, rlux, to It. G. Praaer, etux, Little Bear Lake, $15,000 Raymond W. Dick, etux, to Leo D. Newman, Jr., etui, Country Club Manor, $9,200 Ruth Hamilton to Lamar Pace, ctux, Longacrca, $13,500 Anna Button to William R. San dcraon, ctux, C ane Iberry. $7,000 Florence B. S, Duller, ctvir, to Emory S. Akerman, elux, Alta­ monte Spgi., $$,700 Clement Joyce, etux, to Thomaa J . Zoretir, Jr., ctux, Fern T u t .. $11,200 Charlea W. Clayton, Jr., etal, to l i o n l y i n g b a i w i m U lu ck a I I Jamea A. Gibaon, etux, Lakewood, ■ nd U N o r t h t o K a * t # r l , t o m l o n of th * N o r t h lin o o f $16,500 l l l o e k 1*. E- C. Wetberlngton, elux, to ■ nd Lt «h l t l>th *o fM gold id B oard of C ounty Joieph J. Surprcnant, elux. Sec­ C o m m l M lo n o r u w i l l h e l d a p u b lic h aarlng on lb * Palltloa at f ret Lake, $9,000 o l l r d d»y i t J a n ­ E, C. Wclbarlngton, ctux, to J, ou 'ca rl yo c k I MonI th a t t h o o f l l r o o f th o C. Valentine, etux, Secret Lake, O o u u l y C o m m lao lo n o ro In t h o C o u r t Houoo o t H aalord, F lo rid a a t w bleh $9,000 l lm # Ihooo (o r a n d a a a l n o t th o Kathleen Low to Joaeph X. u n i w ill bo h o a r d a a d f i n a l a c ­ Dean, etux, Wetberlngton Hghti., t i o n t o k o aT h lo th o IT th d a y o f Docooabor M.000 ltll. E. C. Wetberlngton, etux, |o (■BAD A r t h u r If. ( l o c k w l i h , J r . , Franklin 11. Rrpoay, etux, Secret C la rk o f tho B oard of C o u n ­ Lake, $10,100 t y C o m a l o o l o a o r o o f So in ln o lo c o u n t y . F l o r i d a Uacoki Hgbta., Inc., lo Qeva. O l i o .. I l o d r l o k A B o b ln o o n laud Klaar, etux, Unco In lights.. J* O. B o a l i l t ■" Courthouse Records KEN McINTOSH, Robert Johnson, President Bill Thorn­ es. Vice President Clarence McCord and Judge Vernon Mize of the Seminole County Juvenile Council, Inc., pose With five of the top greyhounds of the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club which will hold its Third Annual Charity u riaaJo , t r i e r Id a ment. But Butch's string ran out when a court ordered the dog put to sleep. “ We have our duty to the pub­ lic,” the court chairman. Sir Ar­ thur Howard, told Butch'a tearful owner, Mrs. Constance Gamble, 42. “ Moat ot os h e n own dogs end love dogs and wo do not make orders for destruction light­ ly.” 400 Prisoners Stage Giant Riot; Damage Over $1 Million MONTREAL (UPI) - Officials at Bordeaux today were survey­ ing the damage caused by about 400 prisoners who rioted for five hours Monday bight. The rioters, most of them await­ ing trial at tho provincial)/ oper­ ated Jail on tho north end of Mon­ treal Island, were brought under control after police firing auto­ matic rifles and firemen using water hoaei stormed the starshaped grey-stoned building. At le a n three prisoners and one firemen were injured. The riot wea described a a the worst at the prison since 1951. In that year prisoners caused property damage In excess of $1 million. Acting Gov. Lt. Col. Leon Lam­ bert told United Press Internatlonal late Monday night it would lie at least a day or two before any estimate of damage could be arrived at. The riot, the seventh at tha jail in tha past 11 montha, started as • New Year's Day roaat beef din­ ner was being served about 4:30 p.m. A prison official, describing what happened, said: “Suddenly the prisoner* began throwing their plates Into tho corridors, setting fir* to their beds and smashing everything in light.'1 The riot waa finally brought un­ der control about 1:30 p.m. when Bremen turned high-powered wa­ ter hoses on the prisoners. The rioters gradually retreated into their wrecked cells when police fired more than 100 rounds of am­ munition over tha heads of the approaching firemen. Gainesville Adds 20,000 Residents GAINESVILLE (UPI) - The city of Gainesville added 20,000 new residents and 17 square miles of land area today aa an annexa­ tion bill passed by the 1961 legis­ lature went into effect. The annexation boosted the city's population to 49,723 Ita land area to 23.16 square miles. The annexed area lay In a ring around the city. The municipal airport waa included. Mrs. Gamble vowed aha would fight to save Butch. “ He has a lovely nature,” she said. "He nev­ er bothers human beings. It is just that ha dislikes other dogs." A spokesman for tha Canine De­ fense League said: "We shall make a fight for the dog's life. He can be cured." When Butch was first brought to the attention of the authorities lor repeatedly taking nips out of fellow canines, the case waa found to be so unusual that Buteh got the “couch" treatm ent. From Mrs. Gamble, the psychiatrist learned that when Butch was only a puppy he bad been attacked by a large dog. This puppyhood trauma had made Butch a confirmed dogbaler. Early In 1960, Buich was sent to the Canine Defense League's training center at Hampton to un­ Pngre 8 — T u e s . J a n . 2. 1962 dergo psychiatric treatment. There under the auperviaion of men who know and love dogs, Batch wai placed in the company ot other doga and made to obey orders not to attack them, Every day. Butch's mental rc habllitatlon went forward — hla psychological needs being attended to as if he were human. Mrs. Gamble missed Butch and became impatient for his home­ coming. When she could no longer stand being separated from her pet, Mri. Gamble went to a court and obtained Butch’s release be­ fore he was pronounced cured. Realizing that her love lor Butch may have scaled hla fate, Mrs, Gamble vowed: " I'll fight to the last for hts life.” The Canine Defense League's psychiatrists said they are willing to have another crack at Butch. LIGONTEB, T*. (UPI)—Benia­ min F. Fairies*, who began a business career felling newspa­ per* when ho was five and rose to head tlie world's largest steelmaking firm, died Monday at hia home here. The 71-year-old retired board chairman of U. S. Steel Corp. had been a pa (lent in West I’enn Hospital in Plltsburgh from early November until late last month. His ailment was diagnosed as pleurisy. On Dec. 20 he was granted a final divorce decree from hi* aecond wife, the former Mr*. Hazel Hatfield Sprout ot Huntingdon, W. Va. The couple waa married in 1944. F airleii' son. Blaine, Is m ar­ ried to the daughter of hit fa­ ther's second wife. Four grand­ children also survive. The first Mrs. Fairless, the former Jane Blanche Trubey, died in 1941 aft er a marriage of 42 year*. Funeral services have been scheduled tentatively for 12:30 p.m. Thursday at Trinity Epis­ copal Cathedral In downtown Pittsburgh. Burial will be at SL Michael's of th* Valley Cemetery at Llgonlcr, Pa. The son of a coal miner, F air­ ies* exemplified the American success story lo ih* Horatio A! ger tradition. Ha waa born In Pigeon Run, near Canton. Ohio, May 3, 1890. He was one of four children of Mr, and Mrs. David D. William*. Mrs. Williams suffered an acci­ dent which drained the family funds and Benjamin was sent to live with an uncle end aunt, Mr. and .Mrs. Jacob Fairies* of Jus tua, Ohio. He was adopted legally and be­ gan his schooling in Justus. He earned his first pay selling the Cleveland Penny Prcaa in Justus. Needing money for college tuitlon, Fairies* began teaching school when he was 17. He m a­ triculated at Wooster College and played semi pro baseball between semesters and on weekends. 11# transferred to Ohio Northern Uni­ versity where he earned a degree in civil engineering. F airleii was supervising a Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad construction gang In 1913 when he learned "Coxey'a Army” was gathering for a m arch on Wash­ ington to demand Jobe. Curious, he boarded a trolley a t Massillon, Ohio, to see the army assemble, The ride more than settled hla curiosity — It launched him into a ateel career attar be noted con­ struction of a new steel plant at Massillon. He landed a job as en­ gineer with th* Central Steel Co. of Massillon. Advancing rapidly, Falrice* was appointed president and gen­ eral manager of Central ABoy Steel in 1928 when he was 38. Seven years later he became president of Caroegie-UUnola Steel Corp. He waa named direc­ tor and preildent of U. 8. Steel in 1937 and 15 years later was named board chairman. Legal Notice r i c r m o r i wasui N O T IC E III h * r * b , « t v m t h a t w # a r * * n x * tctd t o b u > 1 n n i a t F * rt i Park. f t tm l n n t * C o u n t , , F lorida, u n d e r th o f i c t i t i o u s n n m n a t BOOTH HKMINOt.M N E W S , a n d t h a t w t In lan d to r o s la to r said a s m s w ith th* C l t r k o f th a C irc u it C o u r t, Hom lnola c o u n t , . F l o r i d a . In ace* n r d n n r e w i t h th * p r o v l i l n n a o f I h * F ic titio u s Nam* S ta tu ta a , to - w lli K tctlon SSI.St F lorida B latu lta 1»T. B is : If. a n d E . C a r a p a a s l l n P u b l i s h J a n . t . *. 1*. I I , l i l t . TRAILW AYS Express Route and Thru Service BETWEEN NEW YORK-M IAM I West C an’t Afford Open Split— Dulles Serving Sanford and Central Florida Points on all Schedules in Both Directions WASHINGTON (UPI) — Allan W. Dulles said 8unday night the differences between ttuiaia and Bed China “run very deep" but the West cannot count on an open split between tha two Communist powers. Dulles, a former director of the Central Intelligence A g e n e y (CIA), said tha basic disagreement batwaen tha two countries are over methods of arhievlng a Communist “master program for taking ever th* world.” N O W — J O I N O U R 19«2 Legal Notice / Matinee Friday afternoon benefiting the non-profit orljanizatlon. They greyhounds aro: (left to right) 80 Proud; Chiara; Dinah'a Mickey; Foxy Rifle: and John­ ny’s Legend. Some Dogs Have All The Luck: Not ButclJ LONDON (UPI) — “Butch" the boxer, who underwent psychiatric treatment to stop him from biting other dogs, has been condemned to die for nipping a poodle and Its owner. The 6-year-old confirmed doghater got every braak In the book from British authorities, including 10 months of psychiatric treat­ S rra llt Ben Fairless, Former Head 01 U.S. Steel, Dies Seminole County’s needy children from broken homes will hold ail the winning tickets for the matinee races Friday afternoon a t the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. The third nnnual charity mntlneo benefiting the Semi­ nole County Juvenile Council, Inc. is on tup for Friday and track Gen. Mgr. Jack Ledoux hopes th at the profits from the • fran fo rh VIA JACKSONVILLE RALEIGH RICHMOND . a * a n d y o u 'l l f in d WASHINGTON BALTIMORE It t h e easiest travel on earth THE SANFORD A T L A N T IC NATIONAL BANK i Incorporate 1MT EN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 8:M A choice of m w highway routes bring* fsalrr thru service to the Carolina*, Virginia end northern title*, and lo Orlando, Ft. Landerdale and Miami. All service U with uaw coaches — airfoam contour reclining seats, viata-viow wink f T rt0 m tn A x i s # * Cipro**. tr* fksfw. take down, atainlcaa acvl real room and all-weather climate control. Trailwaye capable aalr* agent* will gladly gaol* to any destina­ tion, arrange etop-ocere and lours. 1'leaaa cal, th» terminal below. a* it# "»*»f w#-—«»*r, gw- TRAILWAYS. e asie st travel on earth NEW THRU EXPRESS SERVICE From your town to: e NEW YORK Fester Thru Rcrvlce e JACKHONVILI E ... — e 4 Convenient Tripe Daily MIAMI ...... ..................... Over I Hour Faster e ORLANDO e 4 Convenient Trip* Dally - One-way $31-55 $ $.40 $ M l $ M (plea tax) T railw ays Bus Corner Park * 2nd tit. T erm inal FA 3-6111 : *“"'f* m*»jppii( �t * City Sewage Plant Gets Off Ground udu> S a n f o r d Revenue Certificates For f e r a l! * $400,000 Job Authorized WEATHER: Fair not ao cold to n ig h t Hisrh today, 65-70. Low tonight, 40-45. United ♦ VOL. 6a I Proas I. * 0. " * * *4 « ^ ,, | , > ) i ) • 4 4 I c By LABRY VERSHKI. (A few abott in the d irk and some left over remnants from 1M1.) • • • All l i l t week City Manager W. K. Knowles has been telling the press: "Make sure you bring your camera to the City Commission meeting Tuesday." It seems Tete hail a surprise for the fourth es­ tate but apparently it fixated out. After a careful investigation, we discovered that the city had pur­ chased a 30 month old chimp and Pete had prepared to bring him to the meeting. Oh, well, to make a long atory short, the chimp bit someone yesterday and was con­ fined. • • • 0 yes, Tele isn't telling who he bit. » • • Beautification project of 1961— Sid Richard's rock garden on Park Ave. • • • There'! no doybt that the city plana to concentrate on a sewage treatm ent plant and hold up action of water improvements. • • • Mystery of 1961—In which ware house did KiChard pul the down­ town elock 7 • o • Zoning Director Robert Brown tells ua that a three-man commit tea of J . 11. Van Hoy, County Englneer Carlton Bliss and himself is currently working on rearrang­ ing courthouse offices and moving the county agent's office out of the courthouse. Brown saya the final report4will be ready in about a month and that the apeclal committee report on courthouse needs la being used as the basis for the study. • i) 4 4 4 Showman of 1961 — City Com­ missioner Earl Higginbotham who fished out a $100 bill from his pockat last week, put It on the table and (old the rest of the board to match It to give the chamber eatra money. • a a Dog revenue in the city is way down under the previous year, according to the latest audit. Last year only (286 was collected as compared to (462 the previous year, "No ona wants the job of taking care of the dogs," says City Manager W. E. Knowles. The comminion Tuesday night asked Knowles to coma op with some recommendations possibly of pay­ ing someone a little more money to handle the dogs. Karl Higgin­ botham suggested: "Pay 'em on a commission rata." • • • \ * j i Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 658 Altamonte Veto Challenged Completion 01 Major Highway Jobs In '62 Seen Bulletin LLSBON turn — Prime Min­ ister Antonio Aalaiar threalrned today to pull Portugal out of the United Nations became of Its failure to halt the Invasion of Goa by India. County Engineer Carlton Bliss reported todiy that the road de­ partment hopes to accomplish the major projects Included In the massive live-year road rebuilding program during this yejr. Bliss said that work will start this year on rebuilding two miles of the Fineway Bypass south of th* Naval Air Station and the re­ building of one and three-quarters E. U. CARTER hua retired from the local selective of W. Lake Brantley Road. service hoard after 20 Roth projects are expected to years of service, It was re­ cost 140,000. ported today. The other Other m ajor construction this members of the board in­ year wit] be the rebuilding of clude E. C. Harper Sr., Dodd Rd. bridge and the Smith John Krider and W. 11. Canal Bridge. Cost of these two Martin. Examinations for projects has been estimated at the position of clerk to re­ 420,000. Discussing state projects for place C arter will be Riven this year. Bliss remarked that he under civil service. Appli­ is hopeful that bids will be let on cations will be accepted SR 436 from Hwy. 17-92 to Red until Jan. 8 and application Bug Rd. and the start of Inter­ blanks can be secured from state 4 through Seminole County. the local post office. Bliss also said the road depart­ ment plana to stabilize 30-40 miles of road and institute a new set of specifics lions and rules for the road department to spell nut more clearly what the county road standards are. UIDs is also hopeful of getting more . cooperation (rtyn property Bids on the 121,000 Skoford owneiT regarding rights tr. way street resurfacing program will be to carry out road programs opened Thursday afternoon at throughout the year. City HaU, City Manager W. E. Knowles said today. Tha bid opening will be held In the commission chambers at 3 p.m. Six projects have been Included in the resurfacing program for the 1961-62 year. They are 24th St. from French The recording of instruments in Ave. to Park; Myrtle from 24th to Seminole County haa tripled over 25th St.; Sanford Ave. from First a 10-year period and a sharp In­ St. to Firth St.; First St. from crease is expected for the next Sanford to Park; Magnolia from decade, Clerk Arthur Beckwith J r , the railroad to 20th St. and Pal­ reported this morning. metto from Seventh to 20th St. Beckwith said 17,966 Instru­ Knowles said that (25,330.20 haa ments were recorded In 1961 while been act aside in the budget for in 1951 only 5,531 were recorded. this improvement program. Thla la an Increasa of over 526 percent for the 10 year period, Beckwith said. A t the aama time, Circuit Judge Volte Williams J r , said that caaea In Circuit Court from 1957 to 1961 showed an Increase of 264 percent. Judge William* reported that The mayor and council of Oviedo in 1967 there were 886 cases while were sworn in Tuesday night at last year there were 1,017, tha first meeting of the year and Discussing the rise In inetru- also th* first since the election in mente records, Beckwith said that December. for the neat 10 year* he eapecte Sworn to two-year term* were some 68,464 Instrument# to be re­ Mayor M, L. Gary and Counellmen corded by 1071. B. F. Ward and T. L. Lingo Jr. Sworn In for one year terms were Ben Jones, W. R. Clonta and W. If. Martin. Councilman Ward s t i elected president of the council succeeding Young Harris, who did not run for re-election to lli* sound). Council­ Oviedo'* new fir* house will he man Clonta was re-elected vice built on property adjacent to th* president. All members of th* council war* Town Hall and th* architecture will conform to th* Town Hall. re-elected unopposed except Lingo, Thla was decided Tueeday night at who was elected for the first Urns, the monthly meeting of th* Town but who also was unopposed. Following tha swearing in cere­ Council. Banford'a P. Wade Tye was des­ mony Mayor Gary reappointed ignated aa th* architect for tha George Kelsey as police chief and fire house after he had presented Mrs. Dorothy Courier aa town preliminary plan* for th# (true- clerk. ture. A two men committee of Coun- Meet Set The Women's Auxiliary of Waoilmen W. R. Clont* and T. L. Lingo was appointed to work out kiwa Lodge 879 will meet today at the final details of th* fire house 7:80 p. m in th* Oddfellows Hall and work with the airhltecl in get­ ou Magnolia Ave. All members ting them ready for actual con- aro aaked to mako an extra effort atrurtion. to attend. City Opens Paving Bids Thursday Recordings Rise Sharply In County Oviedo Swears In Mayor And Council Oviedo Selects Fire House Site How coma Harold Johnson has­ n't got his county attorney's name plate yet in the commission cham­ bers T • • • County Commissioner Vernon Dunn was a visitor at the City Commission meeting Tuesday night. "Ju st free lancing" said Curly. "Miaery love* company," said Ai Wilson. • • • Oops, forgot to mention yester­ day that Bill Hemphill and Scott Burns ware named to the mem­ bership committee of the Chamber of Commerce. *. • • Mayor Al Lormann said today that the city would file an injunc­ tion against the county to atop work on SR *Jt. Cltiiens protest­ ing all those ditches. • • • Working for tevcrsl months on a surprise service for the lows, The young Negro couple who Longwood's volunteer firemen fln•lly are okayed to let the cat out lost two children when their bum* of the bag. Chief Claude Layo re­ burned to th* ground New Year’* ported today that approval of a Day or* desperately In need of permit to operate e two-way short help from th* poopl* of S*nford. Btald** th*ir ebl1<tr**r* live*, wavs radio a;stem connecting sB that they had waa city departments was received everything j lost in lb* fur. The, IMSpod only Tuesday. n j u u i A . . . B R IE F S 3 Warehouses Burn TAMPA (UPI) — Several hun­ dred spectators turned out Tues­ day night to watch a spectacular fire destroy three downtown ware­ houses in an hour-long b lu e. Talks Postponed GENEVA (UP1>—The 14-nation Laos peace conference postponed its first scheduled aesiion of the new year today while fresh efforts were made to bring Laos' three feuding princes together again. Can’t Strike MIAMI (UPI) — Circuit Judge Juc Eaton ruled Tuesday that bus drivers cannot strike against Dade County's Metropolitan government when the county takes over Wil­ liam Pawley'i (our bus lines. Chinese Missing TAIPEI, Formosa (UPD—Fo­ lic* report* aald today that 16 Na­ tionalist Ctilneae flailing boats with about 106 crewmen have been mining since they left southern Formosa fishing port* last Satur­ day. ‘No Solution’ JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) — Foreign Minister Subandrlo said today Th* Netherlands' "no strings attached" offer to nego­ tiate with th* Indonesian govern­ ment will not solve the dispute over Dutch New Guinea, Protest Rejected BERLIN (UPI) - The Soviet* have rejected an American pro­ test against Communist police in­ terference with U. S. traffic across the East-West border, the official Lsit German newspaper Ncurs Deutschland said today. Showcase Popular TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Florida Showcase In New York City, with Seminole Indians, glass blowers, flamingoes and bathing beauties at attractions for the month, drew a record 243,651 visitors during December. Bowlers Meet MIAMI BEACH (U P I)-A pinpounding army of 432 bowlers rolled Into action today as the National All-Star Tournament got underway at Miami Beach Con­ vention Hall with record prize money of (too,out) at stake. Progress Report MOSCOW (UPI) - U. 6. Ambasiador Llewellyn E. Thompson today waa rxpectcd to tell the British and French envoyt her* whet progress was made, if any, in preliminary talka with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on the Berlin question. Morale Check TALLAHASSEE (UIT) A delegation headed by State Adju­ tant General Mark W. Lance will visit U. S. Army tam ps in three stales next week to check an the morale of Florida National Guenlsmen and reservists called to active duty. Hodges Calls For Legal Ruling On Swofford's Move The reorganized City Commis­ sion, under the leadership of newly-*l*rted Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) Crappa, Tuesday night authorised Ftseal Agent lxx>ml* l.eedy to pro­ ceed with arrangement* for tha Is­ suing of revenue certificate* to fi­ nance a (400,000 sewage treatment plant. Indications are that tha city would have to borrow only some (200,000 to construct the plant with the city getting an "outright grant" of (139,000 from th* federal government to build the facility. *• Prior to this, Crapp* wa* unani­ mously elected mayor and promis­ ed to the "utmost to uphold th* dignity of th* job." Crapp* succeeded Jo* Raker aa mayor. In other business, the board de­ nied a request from photographer Henry Jameson for a waiver of the city occupational license; Tabled action on tha condemna­ tion ordinance; Set Jan. 22 for a public hearing on Lh* new soning ordinaire*. Mayor Lawrence Swofford* veto of the new inning ordinance for (he town of Altamonte Springs in a special meeting of the new coun­ cil Tuesday night brought * re­ quest from Councilman Jeff Hod­ ge* that Attorney Joe Davii pre­ pare a written opinion on the le­ gality of the new mayor's action. Hodgca was chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission which worked must of last year preparing the controversial ordi­ nance finally passed in special session of the old council last Friday night. Backing him in the request was Frank Gerhanll, new councilman for Ward Two. Swofford, in a prepared state­ ment, said that it was regrettable to have to veto an ordinance. However, he explained that lie was doing to because lie fell the peo­ ple who nbjcrlrd to the zoning plan were not given due consid­ eration. He contended that the ordinance had not been properly advertised or posted and said that some parts of It prohibit the use of property and that additional legislation i* needed before cer­ tain p arti Tould become operative. FORMER MAYOR Joe Baker (right) hands over the gavel to J. H. (Jim­ 1U based hia power of veto on m y ) O iippi Tucaday night a t tha roorgunlzationnl mooting of the City Section 24 of the Town Charter ComniinHion. (Herald Photo) which permits auch action within five days of the original passing. “ I'll never recognize this ordi­ nance unless I'm advised through litigation that I must reverie my position. Tld* Is the most contro­ versial ordinance ever adopted In Altamonte Springi and probably tha first one ever tn be vetoed and I say it la vetoed!" be coneluded. Swofford's appointment of Grady HaU as Altamonte Police Chief and acting Fire Chief also came under question since applications By I'nlled I'rese international fruit because damage from th* plains. Denver had ■ high e f 61 Floridu'e third cold wav* in a first two cold front* since Christ­ degrees and th* temperature for the police Job were bypassed climbed to 68 at Rapid City, S. D. al the special meeting which dis­ week put tourists to flight and inas was light. Fog lilted in th* Northwest a ft­ pensed with routine order of bus­ threatened crops today hut Michigan dug out from under iness including reading of corros- rhinook winds banished polar air six inches of new snow. Mary­ er closing the SpuVau*, Wa.-ih-t pondenrr. from moit other parts of the na­ land measured seven inches Tues­ airport (or 60 hour*. Rain moved day. The earn* a to m dropped Into th* ar*a and Seattl* men*, Rod W. Tetrault asked that his tion except tha Northeast. Bee lions from th* Great I.akea four Inches of snow on ta n g Is­ ured .83 of an Inch. application be read and ote made At Raton, N. M., rescuer* plan­ of the Dec. 12 date. The applica­ to (lie Atlantic had a new veneer land and tine* Inches at Nan­ ned another search today for a tion of James Watt also was read of snow. Fog shrouded much of tucket, Mass. a* was a letter of explanation th# corn belt. Heavy rain peiUd Warm winds blowing off the 13-year-old boy missing on a hik­ from Tracy SulUvan, former police the Pacific Northwest, Rockies raised temperatures to ing trip sinr* last Thursday. Only chief, (tiling that his original The arctic air mas* dropped th* 60s and 60s in th* great one of hit three companion* sur­ resignation waa to have been ef­ temperature* Into the 2*>s In vived the ordeal on a anowy fective at the Jan. 8 regularly northern Florida and near free*mesa. scheduled meeting when, as a Ing along the state's normally In Atlanta, the Communicable rule, the new council takes over. balmy Golf Coast today, threat­ Disease Center identified respira­ Hia only reason for resigning was ening citrus and truck garden tory ailment* which b*ve struck to live Ihe new mayor an oppor­ crops, In California, Oregon, Colorado, tunity to make hia own appoint­ Tlie Florida Citrus Commission Arizona, Missouri and Florid* re­ ments tiie Idler stated, pointing held an emergency meeting Tues­ LAKELAND (UIT)—Th* Flor­ cently ** type B influenza virus. out that ordinarily il would not day but derided against embar­ id* Citrus Commission voted Tues­ have brm opened or read until going si ipments of frost-nipped day against Imposing an embargo the regular meeting to prevent freeze-da magt-d citrus A protest also was heard from fruit from reaching tha market. Dick Young, former fire chief, who 'i'iie commission derided there fulled Press International said that he had not resigned and was not enough fruit damaged in LISBON. Portugal (U PI)—Th# waa surprised to read it in the til* current rold snaps and that papers, lie asked for a public re­ PANAMA CITY (UPI) - T. H. which was damaged could b* cull- Portuguese government t o d a y traction from Swofford whu told Rochefort, 40, father of 12 chil­ ed by th* Blat* Fruit Inspection blamed th# unsuccessful N e w Year'* Day revolt on the country'# him. "t'U retract no statement dren, was killed Tuesday night Division. which I did not make!" when he fell Into a smoke pipe Commission C h a i r m a n Key Communist party. Well. Swofford advised the volunteer at the International Paper Co. Beales Jr. of Wvlrsdale, however, Informed circles said th* uprising firemen through John Morrison, Plant Manugcr J. W. Lowry promised that the commission was tli* first step in a Red plan to assistant chief, that they were to said (lie exact cause of death had would see to it that consumer* and overthrow th* regime of Prim# continue operations as usual hut not been determined, Iml an In­ grower* would be protected front Minister Amoniu Salazar. A communique Issued by th# made it definitely clear that Ihe vestigation waa under way. damaged fruit going into commer­ at my said the attack by 40 or 60 equipment le to stay within the cial channel*. city Umtts until the council makes Appeal Set Under the citrus code, th* cum- rubela on lh* army bar/acki at arrangements for outside coverNEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) — miatlon can order an embargo up lleja in southeastern Portugal *ge. Two Planned Parenthood League to two week* in duration to keep • n "ct “"d led Mayor Swofford alto made some officials will appeal their convic­ cold-darnag.d fiult off the market. oUt l>r Ul" ^m m u n U l party aa It also haa Ui* power to set »tWtegy, the deof the routine committee appoint­ tion of violating Connecticut's slandards for such fruit used by tails of which the authorities are ments at Tuesday night's meeting. 1879 anti-birth control law. producers of frozen orange ron now unravaling." central*. And it can us* the un­ wholesome fruit law to keep the fruit out of chilled orange Juice and single strsngth canned oranga Bridge ... Juice. Classified Co mtc* . _ Zdgar Joseph is of medium ding, blanket*, and all houaahold Dear Abby equipment. Clear Sailing height, about five feet eight or Entertainment Cotton Brown has volunteered to WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. nine, weighs about 150 pounds, haa Editorial reeeiva all clothing and bedding Carl Albert of Me AIn te r. Okla., aid* 23 waist, 16V* shirt and 38 contributions a t the Pig and Whti- a one-time Rhodes scholar, re ­ I^gali — coat, ais* 7V4 D shoe. * Paul* Ua, and articla* of houaahold fu r­ ceived a clear field today for elec­ Society They are much In need ef warm nishing! will b* taken earn of If tion aa Democrat)* leader of the clothing of all kinds, shoes, bod-1you will give bun a call. Spot t* Iluuse. Third Cold Wave Of Week Holds Florida In Grip Citrus Embargo Ruled Out Father Of 12 Dies In Plant Accident Couple W ho Lost Home, Children In Desperate Need with their third child, an 16 month' th* Pig and Whistle, haa th* alaea old girl, who la In th* hospital suf­ of th* eoupl*. lira. Jrnelhel Joseph fering from critical burn*, th*Jr 1* a slendsr young woman, about own live*, and th* clothe* they 23 years old and wears a alia 11 w*r« wearing at th* time. dress and m t n and a half shoe*. A former employer of Mr*. Jo- Sh* 1* five feet four lneh*e tall ♦*l xrph’a, CettflTBnWR, manager of j and weighs about 123 pounds. City Manager W. E. Knowles emphasized that this waa a grant and not "any hind of loan." Preparation for fiscal arrangementa include determination of eosta, rat* studies and adjustments and preparation of a bond ordi­ nance. Knowles also told the board that th* commission would b* "pleas­ antly surprised" as h* felt the plant would cost under (400,000. The dtaeusslon of the sewaga treatment plant was tha first or­ der of business of th* new year. Reds Blamed For Portugal’s Revolt Herald Index O 11 Iml -f I •ilJp i| il!7.1] tilV m �• • The Tape 2 — Wed. Jan. 3, 1!>02 Vrralft Line N Y Mayor W arns Bus NEW YOIliC (UPD—Mayor Hubert F. Wanner told the nation'* largest private bus line to settle a new contract with a striking transit union today «»r face the luas of jmany of its franchised routes. The Wagner ultimatum to Fifth Avenue Couch Lines to approve an already-set pattern of wages and benefits for the Transport Workers Union (TWU), plus a city aid offer to meet the cost, was made Tuesday in the second day of a strike nffccliiig 1.5 million dally riders in New York and suburban Westchester County. At the same time TWU president Mlchuel Quill is­ sued a veiled hint he might call t walkout against the New York City Transit Authority, whose subways and buses carry millions of riders daily. Accusing the authority of adding hundreds of extra subway cars and buses to service strike-hit riders, and #anfnrft of “coercing" employes to work overtime, Quill warned the authority: “Unless you cease and desist from the-e strike­ breaking activities, we will tuKc such action as neces­ sary to bring this nonsense to an abrupt halt." Quill called a meeting of Local 100’s executive bourd for tonight to discuss action. Transit Authority Commissioner Joseph O'Grady denied extra trains or buses were out on, saying regular schedules were sufficient to handle riders from the struck private bus lines. The transit authority and five other private bus lines In the city reached agreement with the TWU last wee!:. However, Fifth Avenue Coach and two subsidi­ aries in the city and Westchester County argued they could not afford to pay the Zd-cemJiuurly wage pack­ age approved by the other private bus lines. iCjifi J. Henry Lee, Former Resident, Dies In Tampa TB Assn. Asks Help With Seals Thousand! of reminder folder* have been milled out by the Sem­ inole County Tuberculosis and Health Assn, asking for support of tbs Christmas Sail drive, Mrs. Lorraine Graham, exec, secretary, said today. In conjunction, Hr. Hawley H. feller of Tampa, president of the Assn., his said that “Tuberculoala ram aini an Important public health problem." Figures show that the number e i new, previously-undiagnosed tuberculous eases reported In Florida as of Nov. 18. last year, totaled M il aa compared to only M l* cases discovered In 1M0. “ In addition," Sellar aald, "the number of patients hospitalised In the state's three TB hospltala has remained consistently higher In 1M1 than In 1M0, despite the shor­ tened period of boiplta!lxation,M "You can aaa that the support of the public Is still needed to care for theaa TB victims, who must ha hospitalise! with the consequent lose to the family for long periods af time," said Mrs, Graham, the urged those who have not gent In tbslr contribution! to mall them now, 12 Tribesmen Killed In Congo Outbreak LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (UPI) —Twelve Baahl tribesman wart killed and “ many" were wounded In a weekend outbreak of localelection violence In Kivu Prov incc. It was announced today. A UN spokesman aald the trow fate began New Year's Eve when snen of the Bashl tribe clalbed over the election of a local chief at Ihe town of Kabare. The fighting continued until a UN patrol of St a lay an and Con■olese troop* restored order on New Year's Day. It was reported hare that a Bus alan plane carrying doclora and medical supplies to the Congo was held ip In Cairo pending clear' *nce to fly aver the gudan. This would be the first Russian •id to the Congo since MaJ. Gen. Joseph Mobutu **p#l|*i} geyM diplonsl* from Leopoldville In September 1840. W W I Auxiliary Holds Joint Suppc >er Moot The Ladles Lad Auxiliary to the Veteratu of World War One. USA. Inc., Barracks tee. held a Joint New Y air'a covered dim supper Friday in tha Amarftin Legion heme. A abort business mealing fol­ lowed the auppar, followed by singing and aa exchange of guts. During tha business meeting, attention was called to the Mid­ w inter Conference to be held In Tampa Friday, Saturday and Sun­ day. to which Mr*. Joel Field and Mra. John F. MeCloskey will be delegates. It was announced that tha national commander and the national president will al'cml and local m em btri are urged to atland as possible. An official visitation was paid the ausilbtfj by the Department f’resnlenl. Mr*. Grace Klmmel; the Department Aaal. Secretary, Mrs. Josephine Hyan; the Depart­ ment Conductress, Mrs. Lu Bruce, and liie Seventh District President, Mri. Neva Cedes. Local members attending were the Mtnea. Hubert Williams, Ttiea (stilus. Bee .Newsome, George Bur­ ger, Joel Meld, Harvey Swanson, Lacey lllelm, llaymond Lawson, Burla Thorton, John McClo.Lcy and Miss Susan Castiani. Southern LAKELAND fUPI) - lh a H o­ nda Southern basketball team routed Blackburn College ot CarlinvUI*. 111., 98-73 Tuesday night to boost Its Season record to 4-4. Hank Feldman scored 21 pokoie and Mack Mullins II s i Southern moved to a 45-38 laid at hatfllmo and. coasted borne. A NEW STAMP, In honor of tha nursing profession, has been ltauad by tha United SUtea Poet Office. Mrs. Mery Detyena, Supervisor of Nurses St Seminole Me­ morial Hospitsl purchuea some of the aUunpa to be used on hospital correspondence, from Poatirautor Guy Allan. The stamp deplete a student nurse lighting a candle, to Indicate the light of comfort and service per­ formed by nurses the world over. (H enld Photo) Courthouse Records Rail Estate Transactions Bhoemakar Construction Co, to Charles L. White, etu i Ravenna Park, 111,000 Acadamy Manor to H ubert Zan­ der*, etux, $9,300 Academy Manor to Jamea L. Church, etux, $8,900 Academy Manor to Robert B. Thomas, etux, $9,000 Kerr Builders, Inc. to Ralph M. Clemienln ,*tux, Longdate, $10,200 Kerr Builder*, Inc, to Georg* V. Chesser, etux, Longdate, $9,900 Edlow Sutler, etux to John Relph, •tux, Uakland Hills, $9,000 Oakland Consolidated Corp. to Allen S. McClure, etux, Oakland Hills, $9,000 American Fed. 8. and L. of Or­ lando to Alvin H. Iloaper, etux, Orient* Cardens, $13,000 Oakland Consolidated Corp. to Renle Sullivan, Oakland Hills, $9,300 Academy M anor, Inc. lu Duugiaa L. Dubart, etux, $g,9u0 Academy Manor to James Ma­ thews, etui, 19,400 Gt-orgo W. Miller, etua, to Hubert Meadows, etux, Watt Farms, $9,700 Construction A lin. Ine. to Jamei E. Stepp, etux, Eastbrook, $17,$00 Kinirswcod Rids, Inc. to Gladys M. Clark, South Plnecreit, $14,300 William F, Asher, etua, to Lewis C. Horn, etua, Rear Lake, $10,100 Roy W, Cove, elux to Richard Paul, elux, Sanland*, $15,50o Virgil II. Austin, etux to Orlando Appliance Co. Seminole llrh ti, $90,000 Robert Carmichael, etux to Them* aa L. Fiench, etua, Fern Park, |t,0OU Manuel II Mullo, elux to Robert I.. Hamilton, N. Chuluota, $10,000 Arehl* D. Smith, etux to Boyd Mllnson, etux. Parkview, $5,500 Arthur Brooks, etux tn Harry W. Vorela, etux, Paradise PI., $15,000 Const A-tn. lu Ralph Faba, etui Eastbrook, aifl.eoo Ward Itteks, Inr. to Lamar 8. Yanrey, elux. Eastbrook, $10,300 Robert I*. Wall, etux in Thomas H. Mor-rnn, etux, Kavtliinok, fld.000 Ward Ilu-kt tn Philip M. Cuh|Uhoun, etux. huetbrool., 914,000 Gilbert G William-, «tux to David B. Shin., crux, Ka.tbiouk, $13,600 Mabel I.. Tviiueuboig to Frauces M. Muu.a, Pldllip Terr. $lu,000 Carl A. Prescott, rU x to Muriel Gardner, Longda'r, su too U. B. UcKwttti, t lustre to Richard E. Getitlu etux, ll.-ar I ale, $25,500 Dan Pivot, Inc. to Mary I.. DeSnict, Crystal Lake, SO.lUl) Robison-Yo.s, Inc. to O riL 11. Robinaon, etux, Lynwood, fll.SOo James J, him U r, etux to Arthur C. Wheatley, quail Pond, $14,100 John It. Fox, etux to Ross W at­ ters, etux. Suburban Homes, $$,• OOO HW1' Atom River Cattle Co. to Gifford A. Cochran, 19-11-12 and 80-11-3*. *100,000 Loo W. lalvall, atoa to Jo* Buchanan, etux Oak Hill, $4,000 Eddie B. Harless, etux to Dallas S. Turner, etux, Gauntry Club Manor $4,900 Ralph A, Jarvla to Carl Rabun, Jr., etua, BanLanta, $15,300 Joe B, bmlth to Albert M. Kil­ gore, etux 33-19-91, $4,700 Leabar Enterprises, Inc, to Robert F. Barthlaw, atux, Longdate, $9,800 Leabar Enterprises to Frances M. Sandora, Longdale, $9,300 Raymond Homes, Ins. to Wiley- H. Burrow, etua, Longdala, $9,300 I*. W. N. Enterprises to Ralph L. Paul, elux Ixmgdale, $9,300 Harold C. Logan, etux, to Vernon G. Hlule, etux, Langdalo, $1,904 L. M. N. Enierptliea to Quyeman H. Davis, etux to Longdate, $9,300 Harold C, !«g*pv, <M||V to Alfred B. Huston, atux, Longdale, $9,800 L. M. N. Enterprise* to Edward II. Motan, etux, Longdale, $9,300 L. M. N, Enterprise! to Jama* T. (Jeffs), etux, Longdale, 19,300 Harold C, Logan* elux to John P, Braddy, elux Tee N. Green, $11,. 004 Harold C. Lagan, etux to Cecil R. Legette, etua, Tee N. Green, $11,. 500 Bam Lawson, etua to Ernest P. Patterson, etua, BL Jakn'a Village. J. Henry Ltr, (13. a former res­ ident of Bsnford, died of a heart attscL Sunday, at a hospital In Tampa. Leo was born In Sanford on 8*pL 35. 199$, and made his home hera until hr moved to Tampa 35 years ago. He Is survived by hi* wife, Mrs. Lola l.ee and two daughters, Miss Janlra Lee of Tampa, and Mrs. Thomas Shew of Columbia, Tenn. and two grandchildren, Lynn and Thomas Jr., alao of Columbia. Also aurviving ore a sister, Mrs. Ira Southward of Sanford, and two brothers, Charles of Tampa and John, of Bsaumont, Tax, Funeral service* ware held at 2 p. m. today at the Garden Chapel of tho Duval Funeral Home in Tampa, with burial in the Garden of Mamoriee Cemetery. Mr. and Mra. Ira Southward and other member* of the family at­ tended the service*. Former Shop Owner Sought By Sister Anyone who has say informa­ tion a* to the where*bouts of Elwood Hayas, a el-year-old man who formerly ran a shop called Hayes Electric Service at 107 N. Oak Ave before 1947, ia asktd to contact Mra. Margaret Waltman, 60S W. Mh St., Wilmington 1, Delaware. Mr*. Waltman ia Hayes slater and eh* has not seen him in 37 years. RecanUy she wrote to the Chamber of Commerce hare ask­ ing for contact with him. Hayas waa found to hava lived in Orange City with his wife, Julia, until about 1950, when ha appar­ ently moved to Bt. Petersburg. Sometime In tha last tan years, h* returned to Sanford for a while and lived at the Welaka Apts., ac­ cording to A. R. Key. Key could net remember tha exact data*. Mr*. Waltman, Hayas aietar, waa known to him aa Daley May Hayaa, (her maiden name). No further information on Hayea U available at this tint*. Violent Storm Hits Japan Sea SEOUL, Korea (U P l)-A violent gibarlan-apawnsd winter storm swept southward through the J a ­ pan Boa Tuesday and sank at least five vesiels of a 250-boat South Korean Ashing (leal. Many other vessel* were in lu . iag, sad 30 crewmen from the five beau bnewa te have been auak $ 10,100 First Fed. S. and L. of urland* else were miesing and presumed drowned. Five fishermen were to Bealnec L. Mello, Ridge High, rescued. * 10,000 JASON JAY VAKNUM in nhown here »» ho Bleeps peacefully in hia mother'd urma after hla arrival In Seminole Memorial Hospital a t 12:45 p. m. January 1st. This probably Rives him the distinction of being the first baby bom in Seminole County this year und he may be the recipient of gifts and prizes from the merchants of Sanford. He is the second non and sixth child of Mr. and Mrs. Ira L, Varaum of Longwood. (Heral.l Photo) South Now Nation's Rapid Telephone Growth Predicted Major Forest Area ATLANTA (UFI) - The doulh has emerged as the nation's major forest land and ii now growing trees faster than they are being cut, industry experts said today. This la a reversal from the picture of 30 years ago when the South waa being rapidly denuded of Re trees. The revolution baa changed Dixie color scheme from erosion red to forest green sod has brought a multi-billion dollar industry to the region. Statistic* of the Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association ebow what hae happened. In 1933, the 12 Southern states had 130 bil­ lion cubic feet of timber standing. In tha next 25 years, 147 billion feet were harvested. But by 1900 the Umber resources had in­ creased to 131 billion feet—a 9 per cent increase over what was standing £3 years ago. Mora than 23 million cords of pulp wood alone, valued at $471 million, were cut in tha South last yetr. Today, paper mills dot the South, producing newsprint and other paper product* for Southern Sanford Attorney To Address Longwood HD Club S. J. Davie Jr., Sanford attorney, will discuss “How Florida Lawa Effect Your Property — Correct Way to Deed Property and MakInr a Will" at the January moat­ ing of Longwood Home Demon­ stration Club member*. The meeting i* scheduled for 10:45 a. in. Thursday a t the Longwood Civic League Building and all members hat* been urged to be aa time aa Davis la to begin hie u tk promptly at II a. m. Tha woman also hav* been asked te bring guest* to hear the dlscuetlon and for the following luncheon. Pitt A Throat In East A B L Hy Uwlled Preee International A* long *t Connie Hawkins la around, Pittsburgh la • throat te teke the American Basketball Lea­ gue's Eastern Division title. The tail terror from town timed in 35 point* Tuesday night to lead live Rena to a 94-93 win aver Hawaii at Honolulu. The win mov­ ed Pittsburgh n half-gam* ahead of idla Cleveland in their see-saw battle for the Eeatcrn Division lewd. John C. Rashaw, atux to Ben­ jamin E. Price, etas, Lake Brant­ iSet To Speak Missionary-Evangelist T. L. Osley. $1,900 Dan Piver, Inc. to Harold C. Pat­ j born will make public appearance* terson, atux, Crystal Lake, $9,400 in Orlstnlu in a two-day crusade, L. W. Hughes, etux to Frederick Thursday and Friday at the Na­ U. Polity, etux, Crystal Lake, tional Guard Armory, tioe South Ferncreek Drive. Recently return­ $5,000 Hoe A. Chandler, Jr, etua to Lor- ing from hie 17th missionary Jour­ Hi Weitlln, etux, Heftier Homts, ney whkb Included evangelism tn Italy, Egypt, East Africa, Fin­ 1(1.700 land and Germany, Rev. Osborn I-*wl» F. Pritchett, etua to W ar­ ha* launched Into a s e rin of cru­ Tl>» niudetli, ergenlsed Secret ren E. Bowen, atux, Country Club sades In key cities across the service wai founded hy Frederick Manor, $10,404 United States and Canada. the Great of Prussia, John Purdy, etux to Joseph E. Pic­ kens, Ravenna Park, $14,004 Coin Club Meets Phillip J. Musrato, elux to John The Seminal* Numismatic So . M. Usury, etux, W tathtrifitld, claty will hold Its first me*Un; $9,004 ot the new year at F'lnt Federal William Homer, etux to Virgil Caucus Room today at 7:45 p.m , | Homer, stal, Eastbrook, $15,504 I John A. Kromas. president, an­ Edgar William Raultrson, etux to nounced. Wilbur G. Cox, etux, Sunland, $13,400 Let La Shaw >ou ® FALL OUT SHELTERS FA 2*709$ L. vV. HUDSON, Contractor Sanford Church Schedules Leader Training School The First I'resbyterian Church of Sanford will conduct a fiveweek Leadership Training School for teacher* and other perron* In­ terested in th* court* with the first session echedulcd for 7:80 p. in. Thursday. Training will b« offered in the areas of kindergarten, primary and senior high work. Out of town leader* will Ineluda Mlsa Mary lx>uis* Weller of Orlando, Mr*. D. Clyde Urn-tire* of Whiter l'ark and Rev. Henry Malcolm of DeLand. The school will meat each Thurs­ day evening through Feb. 1 with K»V. Thomas II. Makin, assistant pastor of th* church, aa dean. Hatters Nip Transylvania Tw Though the cold and rainy wea­ ther put a damper on attendance at the Florida Quartcrhorse Assn, qualifying races held Sunday after­ noon at tho Seminole Dark Race­ way in Casselberry, a small crowd of loyal racing fans braved the elements to view the event. The Lion* Club of Casselberry co­ sponsored the races to benefig) | their sight conservation fund. Fastest performance of the after­ noon was turned in by Misty Priest in the fourth race with a lime of 16.33 seconds (or the 300 yard course. The following horses qualified for the Futurity to be run at Tropical Park In Miami on Jan. 13: First Race—UP Red Francis, 17.4, A. L. Bullis, St. Cloud, own-^ cr, Luke StcKalhan. Orlando, trainer: second, Little Tccnsic, King Rach of Florida, owner. Clyde Saucer, Jacksonville, train er; Arbuckle Bert (alternate), Glenn Murphy. Sebring, owner, Leonard Alexander, Ocala, train­ er. Second Race: Misty Nell. 17.2, Gceeh Partin. Kissimmee, owner, E. A. Blasingamc, Bunnell, train-fer; Second place, Septa Carlton, Walter Gliletee, Wiuchula, owner and trainer; Third piece. Flying Witch, Vaughn Dekle, Jackson­ ville, owner, John Crlsty, Jackson­ ville, trainer; Fourth place, Lou Frank. Johnny Slxma, Lake Helen, owner, Luke McKalhan, Orlando, trainer. Third Race: Mis* Pimpernel. 16.8, Marcus Conerly, Wauchul*,* owner and trainer; Second place. Ocoee’s Lady, F. E. Loomis, Win­ ter Garden, owner, Clarence Pre­ vail, Hastings, trainer; third place, Mr. Florida, Raymond Tuc­ ker, Buunell, owner, E. A. Biasingame, trainer; Jody’a Pal, (al­ ternate) P. M. Wells. Kissimmee, owner, Luke McKathan, Orlando. Fourth Race: Misty Priest, 16.35, f Charlie Brown, Orlando, owner, v Luke McKathan, Orlando, trainer; second place, Miaa Charro, Haymon Tucker, Bunnell, owner, E. A. Blaslngama, trainer; third place. Misty Seminole, Jo* Leliner, Brandon, owner and trainer. Fifth Race: Fire Glow, 17.1, N. O. Ueltiman, St. Cloud, owner and Luke McKathan, trainer. Bridge Club Names December Series Winners Seriee winner* for the month of December announced by DeBary'e Duplicate Bridge Club today were first, E. 31. Hinkle; second, Mrs. John Vanderschaaf; third, Mra. E. M. Hinkle; fourth. Mr*. R. W. A c V kerman; fifth, Mra, Robert Nicbolli and sixth, Mra. R. L. Ready. Winners of the Tuesday aAernoon play at the Community Cen­ ter with 13 tables in action also were named. i Included were NS, first, Mr. and 3lre. George Peareall: eecoml, Mrs. Frank Austin and 3lrt. Ruth Blatt; third, Mr. and Mra. R. T. Stevens; fourth, 3tr. and Mrs. '• Howard Middleton. EW winners wero, first, Col. and Mrs. William Hague; second. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hinkle; third, Mrs. n, L. Ready and Mrs. H. DuVal; fourth. Mr. u d Mrs. Chart** Daglla. DELAND (UPI) - Accuracy at (he free throw line paid off for the Striven basketball team in a 70-99 win over Transylvania Col­ lage of Louisville, Ky.t Tuesday night. The Hatters, outihot from the field by so goals to 14, mad* up for it by sinking 22 free throws out of 77 against nine out of IS for tb* Kentuckiaai. Stetson, ahead at the half by 51-13. aiw South. It. J. Ma'sberger, a former the lead shrink to only 66-67 with Florida state forester who Is gen­ 31 seconds left, but Joel Hancock eral manager of the pclpwood limed them out with two Ire* conservation association, rate* throw* that offset a last second forest protection, scientific con­ goal by Trau*}lvama’a Jack servation measures and proper i Lucas. cutting as the most Important | factors tn helping mother nature with natural reforestation. "She does a better job than man can ever do—she Just needs help," Malsbergrr said. M E A irf^ T o e S flN MM. MHV.lt ».t1—«... nutlLKT. IM-M H* Mm VMV HM .Ht V# mV t i n W VMite tn t, rburx. - I rt. Jan. 4 Jt B, 7:30 p. m. National Guard Armory 3*99 South F trnrrrsk Dr. Orlando, Florida UP TO* Juat (ell u» how much money you need to pay old billf, for all your seasonal expense*. Haw Ksey 11 Is T* — Wall Whitman seivod as a vol­ unteer nurse during tha Civil War and racountad his experiences in a volume of poetry. Residential - Commercial Building consumption that formerly bad to be shipped from Cenada and other distant points. Southern newspaper publishers played an important cole in this development, subscribing the stock that built the first newsprint mill in the Southeast, the Coosa River Newsprint Co. at Cooia Pines, Ala., south of Birmingham. The successful venture inspired other Arm* to more Into Southern tlmberlands and today most of the newsprint and much of the other paper product* used in the South come from Dixie mill*. The replacement value of 69 primary pulp and paper milli In the South is estimated by indus­ try statisticians at about $3.3 bil­ lion. These mills provide employ­ ment in plants pnd in the woods for 33,000 worker* who earn $429 million a year. Conservation, a patient sales campaign and a Georgia chemist have been largely responsible for tha transformation ot Southern woodlands. The chemist, Dr. Charles W. Uerty, set out lo prove that South­ ern pine trees could be turned into high quality newsprint. A successful run through a printing press in 1933 dispelled the Idea that Dixie pines h id so much resin they were good only for house building and naval stores. It took the *ale* campaign, how­ ever, lo build the forest product* Industry to Its present strength. In the early days of the refor­ estation program, forester* would persuade Und owners with prop­ erty adjoining highways to plant an acre or so In pines. The tree (arms would be marked with signs giving the planting dale to show how fast pines grow. The Idea caught oa fait. Individual land owners hive 74 per cent of the forest land in the South and the pulp mills obtain M per cent of their supply from that source. Aside from extensive state an federal tree planting programs, the pulp and paper Industry ac­ counted for the planting of 339,427,921 forest tree Seedlings this year. Approximately 62 per cent of them were produced tn 19 industry-operated nurseries in tbe A report just out shows that the number of telephones in the world has almost doubled since 1951 and that In the Sanford ares, the num­ ber or telephones has more than tripled over the same 10 year per­ iod. Southern Bell Telephone Co. here predicts an even faster rate of growth over the next ten years, Manager Robert W. Shedden said today. There are 133,239.700 telephones within the reach of Bell Telephone customers or 97.9 percent of all the telephones in the world, it was revealed. Tbe new edition of “The World’* Telephones," Just out, shows 141,700,000 telephones were in use la tlie world at the beginning of 1991. The United States has 77,500,000 of the world's phones, or more than 40 phones per too persons. Russia has about two telephone! for every lOO^wrson*. , Misly Prince Turns In Top Raceway Show It A lS K Y O L K O W N # ORCHIDS FAMILY Pumice Fer Polling • Vile* Fertilisers • Hawser* and Baskets a Natriphcoc TIP8AHATCUEE GREENHOUSES Osteen. Fla. FA 3-331< Enjoy m.kixi tent pirti) Ih m •J ih* other dehtlto Old WotU recipe, ftiluitJ cm the nt« Dixie CaxiTM* patkiin 11 lb* ■< 9 % FINANCI SIRVICI, INC. of Sanford U S South Park Av*. • FAirtax 2-4612 # �I Stir 0 anfnrB WrrtTl Wed. Jan. 3. 19G2 — Pape 3 '/ O t j R E Hospital Notes NOTE: Oar to rireumiUnree be­ yond our rontrol, no hoepitel notea haT* been reerltrd In the Sanford Herald office aince Dec. 18th. Here la ■ complete Hat of admission*, birlha and dlacharcee aince that date, to be continued In auborqurnt iaauea of the Herald. DEC ESI HER I* Admiaalona Louiic Ann William*. DcLand; Hutch Blair. Longwood; Donald At­ wood, Thelma K. Butner, Belle (ilade; Robert Cowan, Onie Byrd, Laretta C. Riccio, Earl Knight, Hubert A. Lower}', Jessie Barclift and Alma Clayton of Sanford. Birtha Mr. and Mra. Michael Keenan of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Mirhael Riccio of Sanford, a icirl. Diachariea Shirley Norris, Orlando; Hugh Blair, Longwood; Alice Freeman, George Witner, and Daisy SorrclU ef Sanford. DECEMBER 20 Admiaalona Hugh Braddy, Geneva; Clam Parka, DeBary; Margaret Buah, Geneva; Gena Nichols, B r i a n Brownlee, Sandra Jentsen, Mamie Benaon, Newton Harkey, Geneva Wright, Maeola Gilley of Sanford. Ilirt ha Mr. and Mr*. Suva Lowery of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Ed­ gar Clayton of Sanford, a girl. Diachargea Wiletha Hamilton, Oviedo, Betty Wheat, Longwood; Kaprel Piloian, Longwood; Mra. Edgar Bruce and baby, Lake Monroe; Linda Austin, Florence, Miaa.; Homer Gleaaon, Lake Mary; Clifford Garriaon, Paola; Jerry Beaumont, Oviedo; Lillian Caahdollar, Gertrud* Zerrentier, Mary West, Phylia Heffman, Fay* Hayea, Helen Smith, Salma MeQuillan, Paul Mathira, Jama* Hooka Jr., Jamea Johnaon, Anita Crowder, Samuel Whitmore, Mra. Richard Chirit* and baby, Mra. Wilburn Echols and baby, Mra. Carlton Jones and baby, Ertha Minninger, Mr*. Johnni* Singleton and baby, Earl Knight, Mrs. Braxton Perkins and baby of Sanford. DECEMBER 21 Admiaalona Polly Thompson, Lake Monroe; Leon Royal, France Bishop, Jamea Mathew* Jr., Edith Friedle and Annie Mae Howard. Birtha Mr. and Mra. Homer Harrill of Sanford, a boy. Dischargee William Snow, Mamie Benson, Brian Brownlee, Gary Brownlee, Mary Knight, Sandra JanUen, Nora Long, Mra. Robert Newman and baby. DECEMBER 22 Admiaalona David Lassiter, Orlando; Wil­ liam Maddox, Orlando; Jamea Bal­ lard, Orlando; Victoria 8mith, Oviedo; Audrey Como, William Cowan, Frank Jonea, Leota Guard, Emory Carter and D e b o r a h Kearney of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Corao ad Sanford, a girl. Diachargea David laealter, William Maddox and Jamea Ballard of Orlando; Garner Kelling, DeBary; Thalma Butner, Belle Glade; Polly Thomp­ son, Lake Monroe; Reba DiParna, J a c k so n v ille ; Henry Davie, Enter­ prise; Mrs. Michael Kennan and baby; Mrs. Cliff Abies, Mm. Steve Lowery and baby, Let*ie Shep­ herd, Edward Lee Hays, Juanita Adams, Maggie Bryant of Sanford. DECEMBER 2J A dm issions Halen Young Smith, RounatU Suipiaio and SUven Duffey ef Sanford. Births Mr. and Mra. Gerald Guard ef Sanford, a boy. Dlachargre Georg# Hendrix Jr., Titusviiia; William Bowara, Oviedo; Minnlo Kinard, Lake Monrue; Otis Bush, Jessie Soderbloin, Edward Higgins Jr., Jamra Mathews Jr., Newton A. Harkey, Gene Nichols, Frances Bishop, John C. Fortaon, Tina Maria Martin, William Cowan, Annie Mae Howard and Kav. Earl E. Williams of Sanford. DECEMBEB 24 Admission* Minnia Smith, Lake Monroe; Edith Hill, DeBary; Frances Cau­ dle, Annie Bell Williams, Nina Logan, Frances Bishop, Jacquelyn Gordon and Brenda Jackson ef Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mra. John Caudl* of 8anford, a boy. Diachargea Adclia C. Parker, Brandon; Hugh Bradley, Geneva; Jamea Elniui* HI, Mrs. liunier Harrell and baby; Mra. Gerald Guard and baby; Mra. Michael A. Riccio and baby; Mra. John C. Corao and baby .and Maeola Gilley of San­ ford. “Delay" la derived from tha Anglo-Saxon word and means Maya eye," according to the En­ cyclopedia Britannia*. I DOUAR£ with our low prices plus Government Inspected Breast, Thighs, Lb Legs Quontity Rights Reserved — Prices Good Thura, F ri, S a t, Jam. i , 1, • FREE 50 TOP VALUE STAMPS W ITH THIS COUPON AT YOUR NEAREST W IN N -D IX IE STORE id Alter Ion 6 Small 1 0 - 1 2 Lb. Smoked lim it One Coupon To Adult W ith A $5 00 or more Food Order Boston Butts Pork Sunnylond Pork R o a s t »3 9 ‘ Sau sage - 3 9 Swift'* Premium Jumbo Chunk B a c o n " 4 9 ^ Bologn m w m m m m rn w Firm.. Crisp L e t t u c e ^ l^ a * Palmetto Farm Salads Minute Maid Frozen Rad Eating Apples 5 Morton'* Froien Chicken, Beef, Turkey, Sali*bury, Ham & Meat Loc Main# Russet . . All Purpose Potatoes 10 mix or match 'em Astor Frozen Speart of |• A B r o c c o 11 10-ox. 4 pk0.. Astor Frozan BrussaJ Morton's Proxen Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut Astor Froxen Astor Frozan Leof Astor Frozan Fordhook or Baby Limas . Limit 1 with $7.00 Food 4 check these specials Sava 8* a Con . . Dola _ _ F F E E YOUR CHOICE . . Limit 1 at this priee with Food Order. CRAB STICKS ASTOR M AXW ELL HOUSE SNOW DRIFT 46-oz. Co Pineapple Juice 4 iJ Sava 5< a Can . . Van Camp Pork & Beans 22 1( Sava 4< a Can . ^w ith Beans Sava 5< a Box . . Assorted Cc 2 b Crockin' Good . . Lemon Sugar Cookies /.STOR S h o r te n m g P .4 9 SPECIAL . . Save 8* a Can . . Limit 2 with Food Order . . FREESTONE 16-oz. $ Hormel Chili 3 Kleenex Orange Juice 5 £s 99 Meat Dinners 2 "7 9 Fru it P ies'r ':“.” 3 ~*1, G reen P e a s 5 -ST Pkg* Crockin' Good Molasses Taffy Cookies Dixie Darling Salad Dressing » Dixie Darling P'nut Butter 3 j£ Dixie Darling Enriched Loaf Bread 2 '£ ? Dixie Darling Enriched King Size Loaf Bread 2 2l“' O 's a g e P e a c h e s SPECIAL . . Save 7* a Can . • Limit 4 with Food Order . . STOKELY'S A p p l e S a u c e . SPECIAL . . Quarters . . SUPERBRAND M a r g a r i n e YOUR CHOICE . . Limit 1 at this price with Food Order. 2 CHEER D e t e r g e n t 5 9 > GET EXTRA VALUE AND TOP VALUE STAMPS AT W IN N - D IX IE N �Big Job Ahead *1 j! Peter Edson "F O L L O W T H A T C A R !" It U unlikely th a t many people will mourn the passing of old 1961. A« year* go, It wna n grim one, but ju s t about run of the mill. That la not to any It wan un­ eventful. Seminole County resident* witnessed and took part in n variety of events. Wo saw the sturt of the long-awaited W. F irst St. project; the Committee of 100 reorganized Into the Snnford-Semlnole Development Co. to boost In­ dustry for the area; work started on a new hoapltnl wing. The year had its proper share of International cri­ ses, domestic problems, memorable sports events, scienti­ fic advances, laughter and sorrow—perhaps more of some things and less of others. But on the whole, we are glad to be off with the old and on with the new. We nro fickle, we humans. Only 12 months ago we were welcoming the new year of 1901 with high hopes and great expectations. Now, It is 1962 which is the magic symbol of our desires and dreams. Wo know th at in the coming yenr v e will have to mnkc do and revise and compromise and cventuully ac­ cept wlint we get from 1962. But being human, we can­ not begin it with nnything less than the biggest dreams or nim a t nnything less than complete successes. That Is why we cclcbrntc the New* Year. Dr. Crane’s Worry Your personality ia not fixed and unchangeable. You can alter It If you ulah. Although *hy, UmM Introverts euffer untold agonies when they attempt aalei work, they can become very success­ ful If thry will p en erere and fab low my advice to Andrew. CASE L-403: Andrew W., aged 14 presents a common problem in aaleimanshlp, "Or. Crane, I'm the type of person who likes to crawl into his ■hell," he began, "Although 1 am a shy Introvert, circumstances have compelled me to take ■ posi­ tion for which I think I am unsuited. " It Is a job selling encycloped­ ias from house to house. I literal­ ly tremble whenarer 1 think about It, but I am determined that no­ body shall know I tremble. "After doors have been slammed in my face a few times, 1 feel thst I shell never hive the nerve to try again, but I know 1 must, "Dr. Crane, Is there something wrong with me, o r la thla the typi­ cal reaction of lotrorerts In a sales job? And is there anything I can do lo gain rourage and con­ fidence!" DON’T BE A HEDONIST It la a pleasure to find a person like Andrew who makes himself perform desirable tasks which he fears. Too many peopla In this age want lo remain at the kinder­ garten level of emotional develop­ ment and do only whal they like, which waa the philosophy of the Hedonists. Just because they blush or trem ­ ble In a public speaking situation, they refuse to teach a Sunday School class or preside at their lodge meeting, Ilecause they like rich foods, they refuse to diet and regain the romantic figures which would more securely hold their husband's love. Ilecause they dislike geometry or English or Latin nr some other school subject, they will not study it. Such reactions are typical of children. Youngsters Invariably try to avoid things which they don't like. Adults are supposed tu lay aside such childishness and do what is right, regardless of their emotions. Clinic CAMOUFLAGED OPPORTUNITY The doorway to opportunity Is usually hidden behind these tasks which we dislike. That Is one rea­ son why so few peopla find 111 They refuse to work, lo drive themselves onward despite trembl­ ing knees and cold sweat, until Ihey overcome the haled task, and Ihus uncover the hidden doorway to fame or success. Previously I have (old you the difference between eowards and brave men. The coward Is afraid. The courageous person Is simply afraid of being afraid, so he makes himself perform the dread­ ed task, anyway. What If your bear! pounds, and you feel panicky! What If your knees are rattling Ilka eastaneta, or your hands shake so you can­ not hold your music or speech out­ line! So have m int and everybody's when we first began speaking or selling or applying for a Job. Bui those who win the laurels of life Just keep going on, anyway. You may feel aa If you’ll die, but you won't. Grit your teeth and plow right through your ter­ rifying situation. Then do It a second time and a third. HOW TO BE POISED In psychology wa have the Law of Negative Adaptation. It means simply that terrtiying things will ultimately loss their power to frighten ui if we keep on contact­ ing them. For we grow relatively Immune after a time. The failure! In Ufa are peopla who simply quit too soon! Every time you take a new step upward on the Udder of sueceas, you will shed loti of cold sweat and feel nervous. If you don’t, it m eins you aren't climbing, but are sim­ ply marking time. Send a four cent stamped enve­ lope and 10 cents If you wish my “ Introvsrt-Extrovcrt T est," ft makes a good parly game, but la basically a constructive tlatlng Scale for personality development. (Always write to Dr. Crane In care of this newspaper, eatloelag n long four cent stamped, addressed envelope and I t cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send for osso of his booklrli.) Political WASHINGTON - (NEA) -T h e United States finds Itself In an­ other box over Indonesia's renew­ ed talk about taking West Irian, (western New Guinea) away from The Netherlands by force. Aid hss bren given to both countries and Ihe desire Is ta continue good relations with both. Far more aid has been given ta The Netherlands than to Its. form cr Indonesian colony, which be­ came independent in 1949. Total aid lo the Dutch hat amount: od to $7.4 billion economic and $1.23 billion military. Practically all of the military aid bat been for strengthening NATO defenses and little It any has been moved to western New Guinea, which is the last Dutch holding In the Southwest Pacific. In contrast, the United States hss provided $362 million in econ­ omic assistance to Indonesia and only $4 million In military aid. The latter was authorised In 193} for small arms and transport equipment to strengthen internal security forces when Ihe new government was threatened by Communists. Out whit bothers the United States now is tb it It has sold undisclosed millions of dollars' worth of mititary equipment to Indonesia under a 193$ open-end contract still In force. And these arms might lx used In sn attack on western New Guinea. There Is a provision In the agreement that none of these arms are to be used for aggress­ have only craned them nnd caused ion against another country. But ward, Christian Soldiers." Ju st what these ten-eent store them to change from their usual there Is no way In which an In­ glasses will eventually do to my deep btut to polka dot. Hut look at spection can be made to prevent •yes, I have nn idee. So far, they the money I'm saving. misuse of American arms. Henry McLemore Dus to ths groat amount of rs■sareh th st goes Into thsss columns, and not bscauso of ad­ vancing years as soma bars been mean enough to hint, I have had to taka up the wearing of glasses. f t la the moat expensive hobby I have aver followed, this w tiring of g ia n ts. J wish I had taken up yachting, or jade collecting, or big game hunting. Any of those would have bean much cheaper, I have lost or broken so many pairs that my optician ha* suggaated th at I Join a Spectacla-of-ths-Month Club, thereby assuring myself of a nice, new pair a l least onto a month. But th a t would offar no remedy. If I lout only a pair a month, I wouldn't even be men­ tioning the matter. The troth la, I lose e r break so many that I'm afraid that ths sup­ ply of tortoises la going to run out, and I do hats to go Into steal rim*. I figure I'm using up about an average-slsad family of tor­ toises a weak, and while I don't know the exact tortoise popula­ tion af thla rountry I do know th at I must be making an awful dent In IL I certainly don't want it engraved on my tombstone that 1 waa ths man responsible for eli­ minating the tortoise from this country, Please don't try to tell me how to keep from losing or breaking glasses. I have tried every known method, as wall as many that aren't known. I have even gone so far, In trying not to lost my slaisw , aa Li t i l s up wraring them, with ths result th at In my •eml-blindnsss I knock them off ths mantelpiece and step on them. I have tried gluing them on, and lying them on with stout string, hut Invariably they manage to get off and dlasppeer Into a epot equally as mysterious as th st valley where ailing elephant* are sup­ posed to go to die, never to be seen again. OUR BOARDING HOUSE The texture of the lenses of my glasses is different from the tenEDAtkCAPtY TMBr V, / HE* SHANDYBAFfO A LL-11JO ET eei of other people'e glasses. It THNUAP HAS B IB riN OUR W Y K V uw s must be. Other people can drop FAMILY,MATO,Ulrica MY < fTHH Vbkjtuwp •MAT CRAMDPATHEE.WHD tSVetCYMOCH , L S ucK ir)) a their glsstee and often nothing TO MY LIKINa t] )-WAA (iP N O t SOT IT WHSNHE CAPTURED CAP happens. Not only do mine break ■ w I W O A NAMBp VCHUTE A n*ATB SMir/Ttf g wt ■ n fA 1 Lcrrof* when I drop them on a aoft rug, A p riirr ------, ----------rilri MAT*,IS WfOTTBri iri even, but they are very apt to sm riisu cw pa pcu u d It/ ip ', EWAWttlND , fo e Historical] Whs CM4OCT A SrilP A*f (hatter If I elt In a good broevo. I T R a A su e e a , all we havl todo wish President Kennedy would IN ASIA T IS SAIL FOK m e ISLAND Min o r / ) give me ■ pane of that bullet-proof P IP UP TM* CHe«T(, glass from tbo limousine he uses. I'd have a pair of glassoa made out of H oven If I had to squint to read eky writing. When some thief stole my last pair of glasses yesterday, Mary said that enough was enough, and before I knew whet waa happening iba had marched ras Into the tencent store and stopped me In front of the counter where they sell eye­ glasses. I never frit like a bigger fool ALL-1 than when standing there trying on glasses, but aha wouldn't let me get awey and kept thrusting pair after pair Into my hands. "Somebody must wear these glasses," she said, "end there la no reason why you can'L" They are pretty fasclaatlng Pago 4 Sanford. Florida Wednesday, Junuury 8, 1962 glasses, a t thst. All they de Is M A L ls .R t - u i k l o w . K in r u n a r v a n i s u K A LASS 1ST tC M S IIE L K V R L Y X J , C l * I I I . M l I t U l B C N K t t - t . K I B E V V magnify, and seme ef them must Maasalna Kdtlor A d v e r t U In f D ir e c t o r C it y E d it o r have bean eut from tha Palomar i l i u r W IL L I M . H L L C .1 T Y R E F S i S K V O L I U I. IN R telescope because all tha people County CUIter C M s t ld o d M o n i t o r C ir c u la t io n M unoyee c h c elia r s a a a x S U i a L SHOEMAKER YRKD WALLS who go paat look about the else ■oeUlr KUller B u a la t ia M u u u tr S U c k o n c lo l guyL of the figures in Mary's parade. • u a s o R s rrto u r a t *** I have on a pair now, and this • y M o ll typewriter looks to bo about the In t o a l n a l e C ou n ty A ll S lS a r ya.so i Your H I M I S oar also of a pipe organ. I wouldn’t IM • K m IVo M l 0 R o a th o be surprised if Instead of ths sen­ BOO a Mon I Vo IM a U c k lli 1.00 | M ooth S-OS 1 Hon-U tences I am trying to write I cot th a t a ll l u l l •■ V irriy tlo n o Vo eolS to liS P o o sal "The Bella of I t Mary's" or "On­ Notebook And there Is no punitive provi­ sion In the contract by which the U. S. might lake action after mis­ use. The most that could be done would be to cut off future sales. In April 1939. it was disclosed that the U. S. had sold Indo­ nesia 13 B-25 bombers, 21 F-Jl fighters, IS commercial F-SIs and 10 UO-B cargo transports. There have been no further breakdowns on deliveries, nor on the vslue of total purchases. U. S. military aid officials re­ port that most of the sales have been for small arms, trucks and other transport, communications equipment, spare parts and repair equipment. But even this material could be used in a limited war. Communist bloc economic aid to Indonesia la estimated at $630 million, $350 million of which came from Russia. Additionally Indonesia ia believed to have bought on credit about $400 mil­ lion worth of arms, It includes Russian jet fighters and bombers, several destroyer escort vessels, submarines and landing craft. Indonesia has claimed to have 300,000 men in Its armed forces, but the number may not be many more thin 300,000, including in sir force of 10,000 and a navy of perhaps 13,000 men. Forces not needed for internal security In Ihe 3,000-mlie-long archipelago might not be more than 10,000. Defending primitive, mountain -and-jungle western Ntw Guinea, the Dutch hive about 3,000 army, navy and air force personnel, with perhaps 30 modern plsnes and limited naval craft. But it is conceivable that even this small force could clobber any Invasion attempt over tha long distances involved. The southern 1,000-miJe cosittine of western New Guinea is 200 miles from the closest Indon­ esian island* of Ceram and the Moluccas. They In turn are 300 miles from the Celebes and i .joq to 1,500 miles from Indonesia’s main navil and supply base it Surabaya on the esstern end of Java. To conduct an amphibious mili­ tary Invasion over aueh distances tikes sophisticated military plan­ ning, plenty of transport and lots of supplies. President Sukarno's strategy may therefore continue to be an attempt to take western New Guinea by making > lot of noise ■bout It, without sn actual lavs, ■ion. In addition to 2,000 Indonesians trained In the U.S. under technical assistance programs, an undis­ i closed number of Indonesian mili­ tary officers and technicians have been trained here. 9 Atomic energy la used in messuring thicknesses of steel sheeL Income Tax 9 * 9, I (j) a iii •* Vi I Howard L. Whelchel 460 Elliott A re. FA 2-2010 Office Hours: 1 • I Evenings By Appointment H o w to e a r n h u b b y ’s p r a i s e t ills J a n u a ry . b *• Invest cash funds by JAN. 10th FOR M O RE IN C O M E IN 10621 ■ W it h a sa v in g s a c c o u n t h i m , y o u r f o ld s w ork bird every d a y —even New Year’*. Invest your accumulated cash o r year-end bonm on or before January 10th. You’ll earn generous returns from January l$t, reap a full share o f 1962'a big earnings distributions. If you can't stop In, open your account or add saving* by mail. Send check or money order for any amount. The funds will begin earning In hours, insured safe up to $10,000 by an agency of the U. S. Government We'U mail your credited savings book and envelope for the nest transaction. W r it e y o u r s u c c e s s sto ry w ith S A V I N G S I> < 8> ' u ty? i& u tfn rii i^ r a lii L n 4 % % per annum Anticipated Dividend Rates 'I �1 Henderson Superfine Chunk Style 6*/* Or, BABY BEEF • LEGS • BREASTS • THIGHS Limit 1 With S3 Or Mora Ordrr Fretth Or Smoked Fresh Country BACK BONES Jiffy Steaks Veal Cutlets Neck Bones F c e t ......— .... Smoked Ham Hocks ...........lb. 29c BABY BEEF Large Crisp Western 400 Count Carrots bunch 10c Yellow Onions Delicious Apples 8 Or. Tin Metrecal Liquid Double Red Washington Stale HOLfiUM 6 Pack $1.59 Peach Preserves 2 lb. jar 49c FLORIDA D & I) grade a 3 to 4 - Lb. Average Shurflne Enriched Pineapple • Grapefruit it Or. Tin GALLON Ste w in g H E N S Bluebird Juice TWIN PACK Kleenex Towels FROZEN FOODS Delicious Creamy SARA LEE DUKE’S WINTER GARDEN 69* Strawberries - 4-69* SALE THURS. - SAT. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Gilt-Edge Stamps i;|5S Limit 1 Cn p m Par Cnatamar LSE5 With thla Coupon and a $5.00 or ■tort food order—Expiree Jan 6th. �★ i m i - ■ 'm Ml Mr I 9* ■n' f » ■ ■ * w iP k i ' jC ' M ■J n A THIS CATCH OP 20 SHAD wan brought In during the weekend by two visitors here from Palatka, E. B. O'Hara, left, nnd F. J. Stoke?, who caught them In the early morning hour*. Variable weather resulted In spotty flahing the poat few duy», but ihad appeared to be running In goodly number* and roe were Increasing. To Sign Army Pad This Week Tho way has been cleared for placement of a new public boat launching ramp and parking area In Mullet Lake Park. Tho county commisilon authorized signing of an easement Involving one and two tenth* acres of county land a t Mullet Lnko to tho Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission bo th a t tho ramp can bo built. Tho commis­ sion already had approved tho Idea. Addition of this ramp and car parking nrca is one result of tho recommendations of the Seminole County Sportsman's Aesn. which were passed on to tho new SL Johns River Valley Advisory Committee. Tho proper development of park areas in Sominulo County hae lagged fa r In the background of official thinking and action for so long th at this step is n real good sign. It's a cinch th a t the Improvements a t Mullet Liiko will get a lot of use. • • a * Speaking of public facilities, Miami has a new fishing pier designed for youngsters who ordlnnrlly might hnve to tag along with parents nnd take a back scat when tho big ones are biting. Tho pier is a t Dinner Key nnd extend* 70 feet out Into Wucnyno Bay. I t bear* thia sign; "No adults allowed unless accompanied by chi!- Two greyhounds who appear to have an overwhelming dsslro to win meat tonight in the featured ninth race a t th* Sanford-Orlendo Kennel Club. They are Orville Moses Excelling and Tom Sween­ ey’s Mr*. 31ope. Excelling took three feature races In a row and flntshtd second, missing victory by only a neck, when she triad for her fourth straight main event triumph. Tonight Mrs. Mops, who Is us­ ually in front a t tho first turn, will try for h tr fourth straight win. I t will k* her sixth In a row If two schooling events are consid­ ered. She registered her firsts In Grade* C, D, and In a Grads A daylight feature. Rounding out ths field for th* top race of th* midweek program will bo Tipsy Dixie, Upstager, Dinah's Mickey, Big Calhoun, Bar­ nacle Bob and Sahana. Three distance events over the long Hth-mlle course add spice to tho ten-race card. Easter Token, winner of tho Derby last Murch, goes In th* evening'* nightcap try­ ing for her first win of ths season. Four entries in this contest have already triumphed In distance tests. They »ro Mary’s Darling, Ginger Nug, Hiking and Neighbor Girl. MIAMI (Uri) — The Colorado football team, 85-7 losers to Louisiana S tile In the Orange Bowl New Yesr's Day, should have gone after tho Bayou Ben­ gali with fishing poles. Tho UolJ. cn Buffaloes took to the sea like so many nimrods Tuesday to rout LSU in the second annual Orange Bowl Fishing Tournament. The final acoro was 21-10 In fish and 154-48 in pounds. WEST POINT, N. Y. — Taul Dtetxei is sapcctad to sign as head football coach a t Army this week with a five-year contract calling for 520,000 a year. Ths announcement will be made Thursday, allowing tims for the 38-year-old former West Point aide to maka an amicable, break with Louisiana State, where his 118,600 contract has four more years to run. Army’s athletic board has bsen unable to conceal the feet that Diets*!, on* of the nation's most successful young roerhes, I* Its No. 1 choice, Dlotzel, on the other hand, has ehown interest In the fresh, new challenge offered a t West Point. Col. Emory S. Adam* Jr., direc­ tor of Athletics at Army said, "we hops to have an announesmant this week." Ha refused to say, however, that Diets*! hed been signed, saying that "the whole thing is still In a negotiating stage.” He admitted Dletssl had lrnen c o n ta c t e d . Jim Corbatt, LSU athletic direc­ tor, aaid Dletsel hed not asked for release of his contraet. "I ex­ pect to bu talking to Paul late to­ day or tomorrow,” Corbett said. "If he wants out of his contract, certainty he would mention It to me." Th* mutter then would bo laid before the LSU board of super­ visors, soma members of which ■re said to be threatening to go to court to make Dletsel fulfill hi* contraet. Tlila ts seldom dons. Normally when u to iili wants to accept a contract tlsswher* he 1* given the green light on ths theory th s t h* might turn into a disgruntled em­ ploye if forced to stay. A lter LSU crushed Colorado, 28-7, in tho Oratigo Bowl at Mi­ ami Monday, DieUel acknowledged that be had been contacted by Army ami was giving the matter serious consideration. He called the athletic setup a t West Point “wonderful." Coach Bill Proctor's Lyman Greyhounds romped to their sec­ ond straight cage victory of the season by edging the Kissimmee Kowboyi 47-31 In Kissimmee Tues­ day night with the point lead taken by foul shots for the Greyhounds with 19 successful free throws. The fam e was stalemated throughout the first two periods with both team* amassing seven points in the first and ten In the second for a 17-17 tie at halftime. Standouts for Lyman were Jim Williams, top scorer for the night with five field goals and eight foul shots for an 1R point total. Lyman started off the second half with Williams and Hob Step­ henson hitting for the Greyhounds to grab the lead and end the third period with a ten point margin for Lyman. Stephenson esme in sec­ ond in scoring honors for the night with five field goals and five foul Ihots for a 15 point total. LYMAN (47) FG FT TP Williams ____________ 5 8 18 Stephenson ...______ 5 5 13 Smith -------------------- 3 4 10 Griffin ...... ............— 0 2 2 nalm er — -----------— 1 0 2 TOTALS --------------14 19 47 KISSIMMEE (31) Couch Bud Layer's previously undefeated Seminole eager* suf­ fered their first lose Tuesday night 02-40 to the Wildwood Wildcit* In Wildwood to math the first Or­ ange Belt Conference competition for the Seminole* and see them emerge with a (4-1 ) seasonal rec­ ord. Winning their fourth straight game, the Wildrets sooting lead was taken by Robert Thomas with eight field goal* and four foul shots for a total of 20 points. Second In icoring honor* for Wild­ Bet Mark CHICAGO <UPI>- The Illinois state racing board reported Sun­ day that a record high of almost a quarter of a billion dollars was wagered In pari-mutuels during the 1981 Illinois racing season. wood was Henslsy with six field goals and 12 pointa. Top scoring honors for ths Sentinolts were taken by Bubba Davis, with two field goals and five three throw* for a nine point total. Bar­ ry Brown was second with three field goals for six points. Wildwood took an early lead with a score of 11*8 at the end of the firet quarter with Hensley, Harp and Thomas making point* for ths Wildcats. The lead wae stretched to 31-14 by ths end of the half. The Sanford Junior Varsity romped over the Wildwood Junior V anity 47-31 In the opener of the evening. SANFORD (10) FG FT TP Davie --------------- ---2 5 9 Brown ...... ............ ... . 5 8 8 ★ Oviedo Loses To Oak Ridge 18529642 l t :V, ★ Woodruff McMurray Riser ___ Gustation Middleton McGllli* . Johnson Boniface . Totals WILDWOOD (62) FG Thomas, Bob Hensley ...... Ilsrp • ........ Shoemaker ... Brownfield .. llramlett ..... Thomas, Ron ___ 27 8 8 12 I I 13 IS Total* Sanford Wildwood Paul Mikler's Uvledo Lions dropped their number seven game 50-38 to the Oak Ridge Pioneers Tuesday night with Jim DcShazo and John Courier taking scoring honors for the Lions to round their season tally oif with a <2-6 > record. Oviedo managed to keep up with the Oak Ridge Pioneer scoring early in the game to come off on the short end at the end of the first period 13-11. Oak llidgc got the lead on the Lions and kept it throughout the game with the larg­ est scoring margin in the third period with ten points. John Courier and Jim DcShaio Ijv 8 62 tied for scoring honors for ths 14—40 Oviedo team both dropping in four 15-82 field goals for an eight point total. ALLGOOD BRAND SUGAR CURED SLICED BREAKFAST Jane Tarker Freshly Baked CHERRY w,u,----- Carrico, 51. Carrico — Middock .... Lackey ----Ray _____ TOTALS LYMAN ..... KISSIMMEE 8-Inch Each Stensfrom Regains Fiist Place Lead Stcnstrom Realty regained the lead In the Hl-Nooners League in their last week of bowling a* they won four pointa from Monroe Har­ bor. Lovey Lady Beauty Salon *l*o made i clean aweep from th# C. P. O. Wive*, and Shoemaker Con­ struction won four pointa from ths Mar island Drive-In T h e a t r e . Grapevillo Nursery won three points from W, 8. F. R. The 3.10 split proved to bo an eusy plek-up for Dot Button, Betty Callen, LB Donat, Marty Klnnard and Meryls Woods. E tta Dorman, Marjorie Kipp and Cathy Poultsr converted th* 6-7. Dot Button and Ddlorea Todd the 6-10, Dorothy Johnson, who eubbod for th* Movieland Drive-In converted th* 4-C. Turkeys were rolled by Lll Donat, Helen Kaelln, Marjorie Kipp, Dottia Leery, and Delores Todd. Frank!* Hamhrlrk is replacing Juno Kennedy on tho Grapevlll* Nursery team. •SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN JA N E PARKER ICED SPANISH ‘SUPER-RIGHT" HARD CORN FED PORK LOINS ’£ . CLOSE TRIMMED - 49' ’SUPER-BiaHT” CENTER CUT POBK MINUTE CUBED OR BONELESS TOP OR BOTTOM ROUND ••SUPER-RIGHT” PORK RIB END PORTERHOUSE OR CAMPBELL'S CHILI BEEF OR DEL MONTE CHUNK STYLE Orange, Grape, or Orange-Pineapple VEG. BEAN LIGHT MEAT HI - C 1DRINKS 3 ) Records Set FORT LAUDERDALE (U P D Four racing boat drivers, led by George (Buddy) Byers of Colum­ bus, Ohio, set records Tuesday as ths alx-day Orange Bowl Regatta closed with flying kilometer time trials at Routs 84 Canal near here. FROZEN CONCENTRATED ORANGE 46-O r. O Q C an* 0 7 COLORED REGULAR SIZE WHITE MARGARINE NORTHERN C 11fAUICI € v V ftL j 1 • Lb, Solid Blocks 2 ■ * 35c 2 cans 29c except Sundays Bouquet FRIDAY MATINEES WED., FRI and SAT. 2 P. M. JAN. 5th 7t4S P.M. NIGHTLY [Kxcept Sunday] Ped-Matoeli Bettieg Nl*toly Dally Doable Qwloleles Sven Gem* THURSDAY IS LADIEH NIGHT a Where tha top d o g a run . . . rain or shin* fleeted Grandstand* • Luxurious Clubhouse • Valet Parking so rry ! no siiNons: 3/29c Tissue 4 rolls 53c '/ n GOLDEN RIPE Bath Bara Caahmera Bananas Bouquet FIRM, ICEBERG Napkins 2/25c 3 lbs. Lettuce 2 Heads FRESH Tissue Carrotts 4 rolls 37c 2-lb. Bag WHITE Dial* Lily Mr it loan's ZssLa Grits Saltines Potatoes 10-lb. Bag uper JvJarkets B**chnut Strained Baby v K C N N IEL CLUB Food m u ii —•».* MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO 6 jars 59c 300 Magnolia Ava. Open Until 9 p. m. at 2nd Street Friday Night The price* la this ed are effective thro Saturday, January 8, 1182 �\ is neverapuzzlei •SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK, LONG WOOD. MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD." , . . from HIGHWAY 17-D2 and STATE ROAD « 6 tlaivy specials CUSTO M ER Chit * Delight Tatty Cheese Spread U tl 69* Borden't Cream, Smaalh Cream Cheese 2 >*^ <4 25* • Dinner Rolls O Thl* Coupon Kipirra Jan. *. !»«:. I.imlt One l*ar Family Kraft’* Drluie American at Pimtnte ££ 29* Kraft'* Dalkiau* Baby Gouda . 49* v . „ .1 HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP 14-oz. bottle fro z e n fo o d s Bird* ly* Daliciaut F rana j|m u m ^ Melon Balls ..........39* Snow C up Frotin C*nc*ntr*l« Orange Juice 4 V.V. 89* ■** Hallaway Haul* <w/*w*tl palsleiO H am Steak .... f;j£ 69* * Jewell Clilcktn, Bee), Turkey M eat Pies _ Singteleni Peeled, ..........69* Ofreined s N i ? Frozen Shrimp s2 39 healthb eau ty aids x xx \V \ v Regular 73c Prict! Bayer Aspirin 'Ji*1, 59* ft*gular 91* Mlcrln Oral Antiseptic ... "> T 75* Ragular $1.35 Helena C-nii Spray N ot “l.r 89* Iplu* !•*) _ p s Free With Your Purchase Of $5 Or More 29* Sliced Cheese F IE R I r e t n S t a m □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Limit I Par Cuttamar With Purchaia* af $7 ar Mara Sw ift's Jewel ....... 3ib. 49* Tangy Dala Pint*ppl*-Gr*pe fruit Fruit D rink ....... 4 *1 Flatarful FfrP Brand Cannad *303 Fruit Cocktail .... 19* con Park Lana Atiartad Fla,art Ice C r e a m .......... t s 59* H ankty't Otliclou* Fla,trad Chocolate S y ru p ....'Vo"' 18* Ocaan Spray Wkala ar Jalllad C.B. Sauce ........ 2 *<i°° 29* Bad ar Yallaw Traplcal Hawaiian Punch 3 $1 T o m a to e s........ 2 25* Ga. Bad Standard Cannad Bakart'i Btg.R Brand Cut Green B e a n s .... 2 .7" 25* Cairn Baauty Fraik Cucum ber Chips ...19* NaklMa’l Gulden Crirp Premium Saltines **• pk|p 31* Slriatmann'a l*Pack Zesta Saltines ..... g 31* PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. JANUARY 6th, .1962 POTATOES SWIFT’S P R EM IU M TENDER-AGED heavy western beef LYKES S U G A R C R EEK S M O K E D PICNICS Lettuce ......... 2 C h u ck R o a s t »>.55c P o t R o a s t (boneless) lb. 69* S h o rt R ib s • •> b 49* 49* T a iM v ’a WkaU Hap Pork Sausage .............. it. 59* ★ ★ ★ Balk Black Hawk Hickary Snaked Boneless Daintees it. 69* Dalkiau* 0*lu*« Swift'* Prnenlum Sliced B o lo g n a ........... Ur" 49* rv rjm TT M jm l .v.v.-.' - •v : *'■ >. m.. 29* Large Juicy Florida G ra p e fru it....... .... each 3* Lorga Florida Pascal G ro u n d B e e f «> •49* Herm an's W ieners ....... Crisp Wastarn Ictbeif W hite Crab M eat .b . .y-: XyvVV-'Jv/ *109 C e le r y .................. . I?m eats* i liig ffam 1Lli 5X tz* 7* K IM KEY H jO , mil ib a irt.ii&euDia �H jf #an{urtl VrriTfi P a * * 8 — W ed. J a n . S, 1962 Planned By Cleven - Smith uptials Planned Mr. and Mra. Arthur L. eleven, Alanaon, Mich., announce the en­ gagement and approaching m ar­ riage of their daughter, Carol Jean, to Clarence Warren Smith, ton of Mr, and Mr*. Ralph D. Smith, Route 1, Sanford. M in eleven w n born in Ishpemlng, Mich., attended Foater Avenue and Pattenglll Junior .High School* and graduated from : the Alanson High School with the 1060 graduating e la n . She it -presently employed at the A and W Root Deer Stand. The groom-elect wa* born to •Sanford, attended South»tde, Gram m ar and Sanford Junior High School*, lie la presently employed at the Food Fair. The wedding will be an event of Jan. 7, at 2:30 p.m. at the ine Pinefine-crest Assembly of God Church. 0sw h Benefit Card Party Garden Club j , , s s CAKO L (JLKVEN The Sanford Garden Club will sponsor a dessert-card party, Jin . 16 at the Civic Center Annex from 8 to to p.m. There will be several prircs and surprises during the evening and the Iheme will be “ play cards tor belter yards." Tables will be set up but play­ ers are requested to bring their own cards. Bridge, canasla and samba may be played, Just so the guests make up their own tables. Dessert will be served at 8 p m. for the benefit of any who might desire to leave early. Clever posters using the follow­ ing poem are being displayed. We'd like lo see a plant; Wherever there's n weed — Without you we can’t, Your support it wliai we need. Ticket* may be obtained from any Garden Club member. Dona­ tions of one dollar will entillc any­ one to attend whether you plan to play cards or Just visit and en­ joy refreshments. George Barley Honored Miscellaneous Shower Diana Bcailey, Linda Williams and Pam Jone* were eo-lwvstr**#* a t a miscellaneous shower and party, honoring Mrs. George Bar­ k ley , a recent bride, at tha Beaa” ley home on Summerlin Aver, dur•'tog tha holidays. - The couple who were minded I Dec. 14 to Folkiton, Ga., ar* tern, 'p o ra rily residing with the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis ''B erry, on MeUonvtlle Ave. . Refreshments of egg sslad and ; ribbon sandwiches, mints, eaka ; and fruit punch, with colored ice » cubes floating in tha punch bowl, ~ Were served to those attending. Judy Bunton, one of tha guests, “ presented the honorce with an " orchid corsage. Her parents raised the orchid and Judy mada the corsage. Other guests included Mra, W. It. Beasley, Linda Mflla, Louisa "Higginbotham. Susan Tamney, • Susan McCall, Donna Young, Sandy Richards, Linds Echols, W E D N E S D A Y P . M. 4:«* (I) (*> (0) 1:1* ( l l ( 1) lit* (01 (I) 11) tit' (I) (0 ) T:M ( 1) (0) Till I D 7:1* I D (D 10) ID 1 1 0 (11 (D (*> s:oa I D (D (D 10:0* I D (D 10:10 11:00 THURSDAY A. M. 1:11 ( 1) S i v a MBS. TOM MCDONALD models one of the ensem­ bles to be presented by Playgirt Fashions, of . Park, tomorrow during the luncheon buffet at the Capri, at 12 noon. Theme of the show will be Fashions for ’f»2. (Herald Photo) Fifth Birthday Celebrated By Delores Johnson Ladies Society Plans Installation Thursday Night THU HONOREU Mra. Grorge Burley, Healed, receives n gift from the three hofttetinc*, from loft, Pant Jones, Dilina Ileutdey and Linda WilliantH, at the aliower in her honor at the lieustoy homo. .... ,J The Ladles Society of the Bro­ therhood of Locomotive Firemen and Englnemen will meet Thurs­ day at 8 p.m. at tha home of Mra. A .F. Greene on Jewetts Lane. Main Item on the agenda » thc evening will be the Installation of new officers tor Ihe coming year. 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T rouble W ith f a t h e r Key W h e n C alender m a r Showcnai P lay t o u r Hunch 1 L o v e Lucy R i c h P l a n C o o k i n g School P r l c o la R l s h l Video V illa g e Tha T esan C oncentration H u r p rla a P a c k a s e Y o u r a P a r A Hone Vour P i n t I m p rte e lo a I«a»o ot t.lte Camcudee* 7:00 (0) C o u n t d o w n 1:00 I D (D 1:1* ( D 1:1* ( D 0:10 10) 1:00 (1) ID 1:10 I D 1:11 (4) (0) io.oo m ID lo;io ( D 10:10 I D 10) 10:10 ( 0) ll:t* I D *0) ■Si 11:0* C i (0> It) 11:00 ( 1) It) ( 0) Ry .SHIRLEY WENTWORTH THURSDAY P. M. Little Mtsa Delores Ann John­ son. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 11:10 (1) T r u t h o r C o n a e u u t n c t o (0) R e a r e d F o r T o m o r r o w Shelby Johnson of Curtis Dr., ( D Make T h a i Faca ( 0) ( l u l d l n s l . i a h t • 1:1* Bear Lake Manor, celebrated her 11:00 (1) NBO N o n a lie p o r t fifth birthday last Thursday when 1:0* ( 1) F o e u a ( D 1 M arried Jo a n She was hmiorec at a lovely party t t ) D a y In C o u r t ( I ) Aa T h e W o r l d T u r n s given at the home of her parents 1: 1* (0) O r b i t 1:0* U ) J a n Oiurra y Hhow lo murk Ihe occasion. I t ) Pnaaw ord Guest* attending and enjoying (0) J a n o W y m a n Hhow (1) L o r e t t a Yo u n g 1:0* (he novrl Hamel and (irelel cake ( D Devon K a y a made by Mrs. Johnson were Kathy (0) A r t I J n k l a t t a r and Kay Bruce, Roger Kowalski, 1:0* (1) P u r e x Hpaclal (0) M i l l i o n a i r e Cheryl and Keith llonaker. Lynn (0) Q u e a n F u r A Hay and Mar> sun Grover. Douglas 1:00 l « l T h a Vvrvilcl la Vour# (0) You T r u e t Krensar and Keith Johnson. Ice 1:00 I D CWo lhlol n sDo w v o d N ew * cream and randy also were in­ 4:0* ( D M a k e Ro om P e r D a d d y I t ) I l r l a h l e r Day cluded in the refreshment*. I t ) A m erican ilandetend Winners of the various games 0:0* 4:11 ( t l H r c r e t rttnrrn pla>ed were Roger Kowalski and 4:10 I t ) l l o r o ' a H o l ly w o o d 4:10 ( 0) K d s * a t N l s h t Cheryl llonaker. T o u lh New* 4:00 (t> A m e r i c a n 0:0* (0) 0 O 'c lo c k Movlo (D 0 : 1* (0) (1 ) (0) 0:0* ( D G aols W alt H uckleberry H ound 0 O 'c l o c k Olovlo Popsyo Playhouse B revard News Dunn Family Holds Reunion Hear Lake In Enterprise Personals By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Mrs. Harold Wentworth - Gloucester, Mass., left last Thu ending the Christmas . day after spending holidays with th her son and hi* family, Mr. and Mr*. Alan Wentworth and small nall ion of Lake Asher ike Manor. Cr., Bear Lake Mr. and Mr*. Mrs 8. 11. Millar of the holidays holiday* with Miami spentit tha ■ their son-in-law and daughter, Mra. and Mrs. Shelby Johnson of Curtis Dr., Bear Lake Manor. Other . gueaU included Mr*. Johnson's ' Sister and family, Mr. and Mrs, H. L Summrrford and children, Bar­ bara, David and Eve Marie of Miami and auothar sister and fam­ ily, Mr. and Mra. Jo* Aguer* and •on, Alex, of Largo, Holiday guests at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Farcy Adams of 1234 Bear I-ske ltd Bear Lake Manor, were their son William, home from State College to Penn■ylvanla, and Mr. and Mra. Earl Neldig of Lamont, Pa. Tha group attended Saturday's ! .Gator Bowl Game at Jacksonville •between Georgia Tech and Penn Stats where th* Neidlg'f son is assistant maintenance foreman. (P cA A o n a U Misi Jeanne Southward left by plana Tutsday for Virginia lntermont College to Bristol, Va„ to resume her studies there. She will complete h er courses at Intermont to June. Mr. and Mra. A. C. McHeynold*. Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry llatooa, DeBary, ware among th* bail fans from 6inford attendig tha orange Bowl game to Mltffnag tha weekend. AMONG THE GUESTS enjoying the gala New Year's Eve party at the NAS Ballroom, sponsored by the NAS Office™’ Wives are from left, Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Tully and Cant, and Mrs. Robert Ware. Theme for the party was ‘‘Tour the U. S. A. the Navy Way." Depicting this theme were mininturo moving vans, planes, anow skis ami every kind of vehicle foi transportation used by the Navy people. Special arrays of food on tables were accented by maps of the various states specializing in foods of th at area. Committee members responsible for the elaborate decorations and successful evening wore Mrs. R. G. Gleeson, Mrs. R. H. Finn, Mrs. R. E. Moore and Mra. T. J. Pad don. A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Dunn, to Enlerprite, during the Chriotmas holiday. Guest* included Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Ogden. Jacksonville; Mr. and Mr*. Charleo Dunn, Tam ­ pa; Mist Llndo Dunn, Orlando, and Robert Count, Orlando. Other gin-ala were Mia* Astrid Kuettner, fiance* of Harvey E. Dunn, who la itationed to Hawaii; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sawyer* of Portland, Ore.; Mr*. George Dick­ inson and W. E. Dickinson of Jnverncoi. and Mr. and Mra. David Dickinson and children of DunelJott. Longwood Personals By BETTIK SMITH Mr. and Mra. Jam es Bragg and children were guests during the holidays of Mrs. Bragg's mother, Mr*. M. L. McDaniel*, on Pal­ metto Av*. The Oragga live In Il­ linois. Other Christmas day guests of Mra. McDaniels were her son ha* returned to her home after Dr. Russell Aniley end family of being confined to the local hos­ Apopka and her dnughter and fam­ ily, Mra. Ernest Fudge, of Albany, pital tor some lima. Ga. Claude HiUeU Jr. who la in tha armed services oversea! la home on leave visiting his parents, Mr. Casselberry and Mrs. C. E. Hlttell. Monroe Personals By M&B. H. L. JOHN SUN' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hawkin* and UUla daughter Kimberley Ann have returned to Cascade, Md.. after spending tha holiday* with Mr. Hawkins parents, Mr. and Mr*. V. D. Hawkins. Mrs. Herbert Behrens and mo* lh«r, Mrs. Mat Henderson, have returned from Riviera Beach where they spent Christmas with Mr. and Mra. Fred Behrens and daughter Bamhl Lynn. Mra. Mary Ktoard and Mrs. A. P. Illttell were called to Wauchulla by the Illness and death of Mrs. Annl# Mae Melendy. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Bruwti who have been til* guests of their son Wo and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mr*. Don Brown and Frank Brown’s mother, Mrs. Rose Potf, have re­ turned to their home to Ruanoke, Va. Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Sapp had as their rerent guests Mr. and Mra. J. II. Baifleld and family of TamP«Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kendricks uf Bainbrldge, Ga., arc Uie houseguests of Ibelr son-in-law and daughter,' Mr. and Mrs. Leon Keel. Theodore Johns and family of Jacksonville spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. lluntar. Friends of Mra. Annia Belle Hawkins will be glad to know aha ♦ Vienna's Spanish Riding School, world's foremost equestrian acad­ emy, might have disappeared for­ ever in World War II's rubble bad It nol been for Gen. George 8. Fallon Jr., who enabled the school'* director to round up and reorganise his scattered troupe. The breeding herd was rescued from Czechoslovakia. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Karl Morris oi Warren, Ohio, have been guests ot his p i reals, Mr. sod Mrs. Ray­ mond Morris of 238 Sunnytown Rd., Casselberry, during the Chris tin ts holidays. While hare. Karl baa bee* renewing m i ay old friendships and introducing bio wile la boa m ass Meads. By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: We would like your opinion on a subject th a t had cauncd a lot of diftcusalon around our office. One of the men who worktt here claimn that in the 20 years he han been married he has never had a fight with hid wife. He gaya she has never argued with him, questioned him or disagreed with him. Furthermore, he claims he has never heard her raise her voice. IS this possible J CANT BELIEVE IT DEAR CAN'T: It's possible, but most unlikely. Perhnps there is something wrong with his hearing. • • • DEAR ABBY: Mv daughter is a very mature elcvcn-year-old. About a week ago she started wearing an identification bracelet a boy a t school gave her. In her crowd it means she is "going steady." This afternoon I got a phone call from the boy’s mother. (I have never met her.) She said ihe waa terribly upset to learn that her son had given my daughter his I.D. bracelet and she wanted my daughter to return 1L She said the bracelet was a "good" one, and a birthday gift, and she didn’t want anything to happen to i t I told her thnt my daughter did not STEAL it, it waa given to her and. furthermore, I didn’t run my daughter’s life and I hung up on her. Did I do right? SORRY NOW DEAR SORRY: You should be. No eleven-year-old is old enough to “ run her own life." Tell your daughter to return the b ra c e le t, and the sooner the better. * * NOBTH • 4Q fX Q H I *1018 «A Q S4 ■a b t A J109S *86848 V J1 0 4 4 V IS ♦ A ft 4 JI *141 * J 8 73 SOUTH CD) *A K V W A I. ♦ K Q T 48 * K IS Both vulnerable W « l M b M ai poor 1 9 Faea 14 3W.T. Pass ■ * Pass Pass 4 4 Pam 14 Pam Pats 84 4N.T. Pass Paaa rasa «♦. Opening lead—* J d U q h liq h iA TV RENTAL Seminole TV Oar Tab* Checker 8408 Sanford Are. FA 8-4484 * **RuthMillet before hi* wife can get In that important last word. The plea that she is the only person who can do a certain job the w iy it ahould be done. Thin Is why women take on more out­ side activities than they have time for. Someone la always smart enough to come up with the Irresiitibie argument, *itut there's no one else who can do the job half os well as you could." Men—there is good advice for the years in Ruth Milieu's book­ let, "Happier Wives (hints for huibaml}).’* Just send 25 rents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, r/o Th* Sanford Herald, f . O. Bo* 489, DcpL A, Radio City Station, New York 19. N. Y. On(Bhidqst A robber bridge gain* at th* Arixomi Club to Fhoenix brought out one of the beat plays of 196). North and South arrived at a reasonaUe six-diamond contract after an excellent bidding at* quenca. I don't intend to get into a discussion of tha merit of any slam bM, especially of six notrump as opposed to six diamonds. Anyway, South waa in six dia­ monds. Dummy’s queen of spades held the first trick and tha deuce of diamond* was ltd from dummy. Now, see if you can figure out how South, a very good playar, man­ aged to go down. 7:30-8 p. m. (ABC) Profile Of An Astronaut. Thla is tha vary timely story of Marins LL Col. John Hershel Glenn, the astronaut chosen to be the first American to orbit the earth. Colonel Glenn’s Ilf* is trsred from his boyhood, through his education and mllitery eareer and into hit career as a spare pioneer. ABC Science Editor Jules Bcrgmsn gets Glenn’s own views on his projected trip and Iti effect on the future of men in spare. 7:80*8:30 p. n>. (NBC) Wagon Train—"Th# Martin Onyx 8tory." When a prairie town is threatened by outlaws, the rltliona hire a gunman whose name is revered as a legendary hero. Guest star Jack Warden play* tha difficult role of a man who borrow! the hare’s nam* and must net accordingly, al­ though ha ia actually a cowardly prrtendar. 8:30-9 p. m. (NBC) Th* Joty Bishop Show—"Taming Of The BraL" Whnt could have been a sock plot flsslaa after the first ten minutes or so. Aa part of a public­ ity stunt, Joey Barnes (Joey Bishop) hides a child movis star (Flip Mark) In hit home and Joey's facial dismay is humorous to behold as th# kid stars to upset household routine. But they over­ play tha "spoiled brat” bit and th* laughs become fewer and few­ er. Regular stars Warreu Barlingcr, Mario Thomas and Madge Blake ar* os appealing aa th* kid ia noL 8:20-9:30 p. m. (CBB) Chockmate. “A Funny Thing Happened To Me Oa Th# Way To The Gem*.’’ A rather long title for 0 CONFIDENTIAL TO "LOVED AND LOST” : Your letter reminds me of an old Chinese story: "One tear met another tear floating down the river. The first tear said. 'I am the tear of a woman who lost her lover.’ The other tear snid, ‘I am the tear of the woman who got him.’ ” ways a snap for her. A sale-man who is omsrt enough to let her do must of the talking and smooth enough to know Just how to flatter her for her good taste, her discerning eye, her ap­ preciation of “the belt.” The impulse to tell a t least one other woman the latest fait of gos­ sip that ha* come her way. Even the women who prides herself on never gossiping ha* a t least one friend she feels justified to shar­ ing gossip with because oh* knows what she tells her "won't go any further." The need to have the last word in an argument. Thnt is why the moot exasperating husband to the world is the one who has hi* asy and then stalks out of th* house Qaaobiy • DEAR WONDERING: A funeral is not a "party” th at one attends by invita­ tion only. Your grandmother's jointives have a right to attend, and to sit in tha pews reserved for relatives, ii)st Jhs Woman: Thera ar* aome thing! a woman Just can't resist Among them *ra; A bargain, A "half-price'’ tag will atop a woman In her tracks every time. 8h* may not buy the article marked down—but *he is powerless to stop and examine t t A yen to rearrange furniture. When this urge strikes * wom­ an she Just can't re*t until she has ohoved furniture around, at least long enough to convince her­ self that it looked better the way it was. A chance to offer advice. Rare Is the woman who c ln bring her­ self to nay “I don’t know*' when naked to give advice on any sub­ ject. A woman may not be able to solve her own problems hut other women's problems ar* al­ * DEAR ABBY: My grandfather, who has been ill for quite some time, is ex­ pected to die at any moment. Is it neces­ sary to have my grandmother’s relatives to the funeral? If they do attend, is it ne­ cessary to have them sit in the pews reserved for relatives? They arc such rough and ignorant peo­ ple it would embarrass us to have them sitting with the relatives of my grand­ father. In other words, the whole family is ashamed of them. However, we will do what ia right. JUST WONDERING By Oswald Jacoby The answer to the problem ill that Gouge Itiilumlson, who sat East, played th* jack of diamonds on the deuce. West took his ace of trumps and I'd another spade. South won, led the three of diamonds, noted the fall of tha live epot from West, thought a while, and played dum­ my’s eight of trumps! Bingo! George’r play uf the jack had paid off. It la interesting to not* that he risked absolutely nothing when he made it. Thor* was no combination of cards that would mak* hit jack good for purpose* of beating the slant. T V Time Previews ouch a short plot. This on* stars Jack Bcnney in his first dramatic role, although he is cast as a com­ et! Ian who's a target for murder on three different occasions. The checkmate trio (Doug McClure, Anthony Georg* and Sebastian Cabot) works against time to dis­ cover the mysterious assailant bo­ ra use Bonny insists on heading a New Year’s Day parade ,>a grand marshal, making himself a perfect target. Benny’s isn't a dramatic, ally demanding role, but h* doe* vary well with it. Spoiling tha suo. pen** somewhat ia tha faet that it's hardly likely that Benny, even In a dramatic role, will be killed, much a* hia protectora mak* it ap­ pear that he might he. 9-10 p. m. (NBC) Tb# ferry Como Hhow. Lorne Green and Dan Blocker, stars of th* "B onanu" series, are tonight's guest*, with Green# doing * poignant recital from Washington's farewell to his troops. Kaye Ballard'a "On The Boardwalk" and Sandy Stewart's "Adalaida'a Lament" (from "Guys and Dolls") are among th* better musical offerings, Tonight's state of the week la New Jersey. o vi i C \ cl r\ <i HI U f -IN 9:30-10 p. m. (CBS) Th* Dick Van Dyke Show. Some good laughs don't quite obviate the fact thla plat la loosely contrived to make no particular poinL Skirting a "Birds and the Bees" explanation, Rob (Dick Van Dyke) answers hia ton's (Larry Mathews) query oa to hi* origin by reliving the anx­ ious months attendant his birth. In flashback, we see Rob os a frantically nervous e x p e c t a n t father, going berserk in his a t­ tempt to get hi* wife (Mary Tylor Moore) to the hospital. A good bit i* played by Ann Morgan, as a neighbor. Christmas tree center of tha western United Slates U said to be Shelton, Wash., which city ships some two million trees an­ nually. Kifz Theatre OFKN 12:14 LAST DAT A S IA THEATRE I'llONK FA M i l l NOW SHOWING AT 7:*f A 14:24 "NO NAME ON THE UULLET" IN COLOR AUDIE MU Ill'll Y FLUB AT 8:44 ONLY "THE LAST DAYS OF POM PEIT IN COLOR STEVE REEVES STARTS NEXT SUNDAY "NEVER ON SUNDAY" Adult Entertainment it W w eS IM * — .jJM*StW* an iokm mmon-maa to touts u ts w o o o STARTS' TOMORROW /# It �t an?» «-anforh W rrilh W e d . Jan. 3. 11)02 — Tape 9 U.S.D.A. Governm ent Inspected Round — T-Bone J. E. DAVIS A . I). D A V I S Jacksonville Brothers Co-Chairmen Of 1%2 Heart Fund Campaign JACKSONVILLE — Announce ment w m made today by Dr. Maeon Itomnlne III, Jacksonville, President of tho Florida Heart As* aociation. that J. E. Davis, Chair* man of the Board and A. D. Davis, President of Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc., have been appointed CoChairmen of the 1902 Heart Fund C a m p a ig n of th e F lorida or Sirloin H eart Association, an affiliate of the American Heart Association. Tha Davit brothers, assuming leadership of the campaign which reaches its peak during February, have long been among the most prominent business, civic and so­ cial leadera in Florida. Aa operators of a chain of 540 auper food stores in eleven South­ eastern states, tha Davises hava business and personal connections In trery part of the state that will lend prestige to tha Heart Fund, already one of tha moat successful health campaigns in the state. Speaking for tha brothers, J. E. Davis said, “Tha Immensity of tha heart disease problem ie a matter of gravest concern to every citixen of Florida. Not only do mors peo­ ple die of heart disease than ail other causes combined, but the economic losses are etaggering when so many of our lending citlsena are incapacitated during the most productive yeari of their lives. The Heart Association, with its program of research, education and community service, has been the leader in arousing public Inter­ ests in thit staggering problem. Wa hope that every d tiie n of Florida will keep theta facte fn mind in February when determin­ ing the site of his share in our bat­ tle against mankind's greatest health menace." Last year's Heart Fund produced n total of $it2I>,39)I from all sources except bequests. The Davit broth­ ers are confident Mint the 1962 campaign will bring a total of 1700.000 or more. Long active in civic, cultural and community affair* on state and national levels as well as in Jacksonville, the Davis brothers recently underwrote a much-need­ ed addition to St. Luke's Hospital in Jacksonville. Doth have served many times and in many areas on committees for fund raising and other worthy activities. J. E. Davit is on the Board of Directors of the Barnett National Bank, Is Chairman of the Board of Directors of American Heritage Insurance Company, and has Iteen active In improvements in produc­ tion and merchandising of agricul­ tural products, particularly Flor­ ida-grown foods. During World War II, he was Officer in Charge of the Quartermaster Market Cen­ ter in New York, serving perish­ ables to the European, North Afri­ can and Mediterranean Theatres of Operation. He holds the legion of Merit. A. D. Davis is a former Chair­ man of the Florida Council for In­ dustry and Commerce, a Director of the Atlantic National Bank, Jacksonville, and Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Com­ pany. Currently a member of the Executive Committee of the Na­ tional Association of Food Chains, he is a former Chairman of tha group. Steak or 101 Henderson I ..1)8. PURE PORK SAU SAG E Lbs. Limit One With t ( Or More Order, Kirlading Tobacco* ^ PLANTATION FRESH HOMOGENIZED M eal or Grits SHURFRESH delta BISCUIT SYRUP </> 4 , 9§ Gal For P lu a D epoalt WINTER GARDEN FRESH FROZEN Apple, Cherry and Peach Kentucky Paces SEC Cage Wins SHOWBOAT See All Full 21-Oz. BUSH’S 1 Lb. Can O C TO BER BEAN S BUSH’S 1 l.b. Can B LA C K EY E PEAS PORK A N D BEANS BUSH’S BABY L IM A BUSH'S G REAT N O R T H ER N BUSH'S P IN T O BEAN S Limit On* With $5 Order BUSH'S 2 Convenient Lorntloiu — N A V Y BEAN S SANFORD AVE. at 4th ST. BUSH'S K ID N E Y BEAN S SPAG H ETTI With Tomato Sauce JAY J> A £ A h (p /w d lU C Q GOLDEN RIPE IIIKD V IE N N A SAU SAG E BANANAS EA R LY JU N E PEAS GORBY T A B LE SA L T YOUR CHOICE FRESH FROM LOCAL FARMS — Collards Carry Back Set HIALEAH (UPD—Carry Back, Bowl of Flowers, Kelto, and T. V. Lark, four champion* of the 1MI horse raring world, led the list of 49 nominations announced to­ day for the 25th running of the lion ooo-Addi d Widcncr Handicap at Uialeah Racs Course Feb. 14. BEEF MAW S Those are hot words. They are likely to fire up the debate when Congress considers Kennedy's re­ quest for authority to buy UN bonds. The President has con­ fronted the Congress with a vote of confidence in the United Na­ tions. That Is a firm grasping of a prickly ttilstle, U ever there was. So closely is United States for­ eign policy tied to the United Na­ tions that congressional refusal to ball out the United Nations is al­ most inconceivable. It could hap­ pen, however, because the pres­ tige of the United Nations is low, low, low in the United States. There was Goa. Die UN Secur­ ity Council refused to challenge Indian aggression against Goa to tha delight of tho UN assembly's Afro Asian bloc. This caused Lord Home, tho British foreign secretary, to say: "If tha United Nations empha­ sis is taken oif the first duly of the United Nations' peace-making and security, and laid on . . . the eradication of colonialism, then the United Nations . . . would sow the seeds of its own destruction." Ily Untied Press International The Kentucky Wildcats, the na­ tion’s fifth-ranked team, scored thalr ninth victory In 10 games Tuesday night, outclassing Vir­ ginia, 03-73, a t Lexington, Ky. In other Southeastern Confer­ ence action. Vanderbilt defeated Yale, 79-CI), at Nashville, Term., Auburn heat LhatUmMga, 07-47, at Auburn, Ala., and MiieUsippi wen a t Florence, Ala., 68-04, over Flor­ ence State. Two SEC U ts u lost. Alabama Ioat to Davidaon, 73-07, at David­ son, N. C-, and Georgia Tech b.iw • ed to Navy, 64 62, in an overtime game in Atlanta. FEET N E C K BONES or SPARE RIB TIPS Kennedy 'Grasps Thistle Firmly' In Meeting Congo Policy Critics By LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (CPI) — Grasp tha thistle firmly is advice to be taken only by a courageous man, such is President Kennedy. The President grasped the this­ tle firmly when he ordered an allout oratorical attack en the chal­ lengers o( his policy of support­ ing the United Nations in Its Congo adventure. He grasped firmly again with announcement that Congress would be asked to okay purchase by the United States of up to 1100 million of United Nations bonds. The money would help bail the UN out of approaching bank­ ruptcy. Tho Kennedy administration has Invited an angry dispute in and out of Congress and probably will get it. The United Nations will be in the middle. Former Vice Pres ident Richard M. Nison heads up the Republican opposition to U. S UN policy in the Congo. He is not alone. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Carl T. Rowan cams out slugging last week in a speech de­ fending that policy and denoun­ cing Hi opponents. Rowan slid a Belgian propagandist in New York had spread around <140.000 for the circulation of myths and misin­ formation about the United Na­ tions In the Congo and In the se­ cessionist province, Katanga. "Spread around" were Rowan's words. The meaning is not pre­ cis# nor U tho implication precise that there was money spread ■round lc such manner as to be disgraceful to the receiver as well h i to the dispenser. Bearing in mind that Nixon has made the Congo issue his own, ono paragraph from Rowan's speech is especially notable for its unqualified language. Rowan said of the sources of opposition to U. S.-UN Congo policy: "in the United States we have a conglomeration of archconscrv■Uvea; people who oppose the in­ coma tax; avowed defenders of racial segregation; opponents of fluoridation of water; those who want to destroy the Supreme Court, largely because of its ruling on school segregation, and so forth." PORK and Can Mustard Runch ___ .. .... • ■ NWi �P arc 10 — Wed. Jan. 3, 19G2 Legal Notice i t t h e r m c r i T c o rn T tu rrit jrn n iA i. cm At i l FOB « K H It'O M : I T I T R o r ri.O N ID A . I t T«. IIA Z K L U B. JOH.VSOK n Classified Ads Bring Fast Results ruin t iff , Classified Phone FA 2-2611 JO H N S O Jf, D e 'e n - l a n l . to T irB n r r r B U c v r i o t i t a i - i r ro R n iv o n r n TOi Mr*. l l * t * I B. J a h n e o n e /o G en eral D elivery Ja c k io n v ltle , F lorid* T O O ART, I I E R E R T N O T I F I E D ( h * t • C o m p l a i n t f o r D i v o r c e ha* b e e n (Had a g e l i t e t y o u a n d t h a t ■aid a u l t w i l l I n v o l v e t h a f o l l o w . In c d aarrlba d p ro p erty , to -w lt: L o t I I o f th * T o w n o f L o n e wood . a c c o r d l n c t o t h * p l a t t h a r a o f aa r e c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k 1, I I ta II I"rlualrr, Public B a c o rd * a f H r m l n o la C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . You a r a r e q u i r e d to a a r r * a r o p y o f y o u r A n a w e r o r I ' l a a d l n c to lh * C o m p l a i n t o n th * p l a i n t i f f * a t ­ torney, W allace K. A llh rltto n , Hull* 491-T S a n f o r d A t l a n t i c N a ­ tional Bank Bull lin y . Sanford, F l o r i d a , a n d file t h * o r i g i n a l An■a t r n r I ' l a a d l n c In t h a o f f i c e of l h a C l a r k o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r b e f o r e t h a 1 1 th d a y o f J a n ­ u a r y , t i l l . I f y o u f a l l t o d o ao, J u d c m a n t b y d e f a u l t w ill be t a k ­ en a c a l n a t you fo r th* re lie f d e ­ m a n d e d In t h a C o m p l a i n t . D ONE A ND O B D E B E D a t S a n ­ fo rd , F l o r i d a , t h l a I t h d a y o f D eeamber, t i l l . A r t h u r H, B e c k w i t h , J r . (SEAL) C lark Circuit C ourt, S em i­ nole County, F lorid*. Ily : J o a n M. W i l k e D e p u ty C lerk W a l l a c e E. A l l b r l t t o n S u i t e I 0I*T S a n f o r d A t l a n t i c N ational B ank B ulldlnc S anford, F lo rid a P u b l l e h Dec. 11, 1«, IT, l i l t A J a n . I, 1 H I , i n r r r r c o c b t , n in t h c m c c it , in a n d f o b S EM IV O I.K C O l'N T V , F I . OB IDA IN EQ U ITY E Q U I T Y NO. 1 I .IS I M A X IN E H. C K E L L E T . P lain tiff. H. W I L L I A M J . B. O K E L L E T , D efendant. N O T IC E T O A P P E A R AND A N IW E II IN T IIP . N A M E n r T H E S T A T E O F F I.O II II I A T i n W I L L IA M J . a O' IC E l.t.E T Tou a r e h e re b y notified t h a t a ault h e* been brought ste in .: y o u In t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t , N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , K e m ln o lq C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In E q u i t y , b y M A X IN E II. O ' k V .L LE T. P l a l n l l f f , a n d you a r a h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o file p e r ■ onelly, o r by A t t o r n e y , w i t h lh# C l e r k o f e a ld C o u r t , y o u r A tiewer or defeneea to th e C o m p la in t and A m a n d m e n t to C o m p l a i n t In aald ■u l t o n o r b e f o r e t h e I l l h d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. D. I I I ! , a n d a l e o to a e r v a a co p y o f y o u r A n a w a r o r d e f e n a e e u p o n M raera. 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Tou ar* f u r th e r notified th a t l h * n a t u r e o f e a ld e u l t la a au lt for divorce, a vin cu lo m a trim o n ii, and la daclar* a epeclal equity In th * r i k l n l l t f tn t h e f o l l o w i n g d escrib ed real and p are o n a l prop a r t y e l l n a l e d In C am ln o l* C o u n t y , F lorida, to ,w it: T h * N o r t h e r l y F i f t y - t w o 111) feet o f Lot E leven (tl), Block E l e v e n ( I I ) , B e l-A ir, l o c a t e d In th # C i t y o f S e n . fo rd . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i ­ d a. T o g e th e r w ith th a fu rn itu re , rurnlehlnge, flitu re * . a n d e q u ip ­ m e n t In a n d a b o u t t h e aald p r e m le e a . a n d t o r e q u i r e lh * D e f e n d a n t to c o n v e y hi* I n l e r e e t In * n d l o eald p r o p e r l y lo t h * P l a i n t i f f a n d u p o n hla f a i l u r e t a ao e o n v a y a t m * , lo Office 204 W. First D E A D ! .IN K S C LA SSIFIED DISPLAY: T u n ., th ru F rt. • 3 P . M. day h* larf law rlio i. M ac. S iL nous. S T S A I L ITT C 1 - A M M F I E D : T e n . , t h r u F r t . • I P . M . d a * bef a r * I n a e r t l e n . M o b . • Be t R E S P O N S IB IL IT Y : Th* H e ra ld w m r m be responsible f*r m o r e t h a n e n e In c o rre c t taeerlion of y e a r a d . a n d m e r r t a lb* r t i b t t o r o r l M * r r e j e c t a n y adT o r t U e m e a t f r o m w b a t o r d e r e d to r n u f o n a t o t h a p o l i c i e s o f th ie yaper. It Pays To Use The HEKALD Want A d s rt the c ju d ic ia l N O T IC E T h a a n n u a l m r e t l n c o f th * a t o c k h o l d e r e o f th * F l o r i d a S t a t e B a n k , xanford, F lo rid a, a b a n k in g co r. l i o r a tl o n . w ill b e h e l d In i b e h a n k t n g ro o m on W e d n a e d a y . J a n u a r y | IT, I I I ! , a t 1:11 p m. f o r t h a fo llo w in g purpoaee; ( I ) E l e c t a B o a rd o f D i r e c t o r * t o r th # e n e u l n g y e a r a n d th * treneactlon of eu ch other Inielneea aa m a y r o m e b e f o r e tha m eeting. T. K. T u c k e r P realdent P u b l l e h : J a n . I, 1 *, m i manafer.--RBibcock i II* formerly N ew T ork banking corporation. P laln llff ta Previous Punt* S Verde ( e h ) S K irap i (dial) TIM h a t a ------ year contract ahtuur* 10 Druve *,£ s= ..$ » ukL 43 Ckeet bon* 46 Dramatic SI I'en iel 34 Viraae4 SS Requited 94 C h a in STobuoiiaua DOWN I Preut* 3 H over 3 Lxtreuuueu 4 New Qeinee J * "THEMIBKTYMIOfiET THE WANT AD Win Do th* J*b fee Yew r 43 Greek leUar 45 Boorleh 44 Angered 47 Cauchci 49 Seine t o In ju ra n ts (ah.) S3 Navel M tk o tU ek etream IT r r rr i_______ ir 7 " r i r __ 1 rr IT” TT TT ir r u K a n 1■ 1 JT ■ ET * * _ i 1 IT ■ 1 i_ « IT W sq w : i r n a ; ; . ■ a 5T XT hJ H R w n rr _ u 3” *1 c r E -1 KiwsrAra gvrtaritui assn. h R 6. For Rent 2 BEDROOM bouse do Road, Ideal school bur stop, $60 mo., 2 months FA 2-2247, on Old Orlan­ for children, shade tree*, advance rent, BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom. 2 home on Mellonvllle, large chen equipped, Fla. room, place. 1170.00 per mo. FA 2 6140. bath kit­ fire Call ENJOY living In a modern trailer at Wekiva River Haven, S miles West of Sanford. FA 2-1900. 4 ROOM furnished apartment, 1 bedroom, water furnished, too per mo. Call FA 2-5021. NICE Sleeping room, rail 3 P.M., FA 2-3986. after 9. For Sals or Rent. CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake Rant or Sale. Reasonabla. Call evenings. FA 2-1597. 12. Real Ealate Fur Rais Oscar M. Harrison Registered Resl Estate Broke. 1211 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 3-794! St. Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA M l* AUCTION Saturday, Jan. 6th 2 P. M. 28 If 8. Sanford Ave. Beautiful 3 bedroom furn. bo ave. property of K T, Wal*h. A-l cond. ineld# and ooL Extra lot offered separate. Excellent terms. Going at Absolute Auc­ tion. Yon set th* Price. FI*.'* Most Economical Auction Ce. Grissom-Kemp Auction Go. 337 N. Fern CreekOrlindo GA 4-0954. CLEAN carpeU with our Carpet Shimpooer FREE, with purctiaie of lllue L uilrt shampoo. Carroll’s Furniture. INCOME TAX SERVICE OSCAR M. HARRISOK MOVED FROM 3*40 HIAWATHA AYR. To 1311 PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA 2-8827 YES, you can borrow our Carpet Shampooer FREE to clean your cirpetf with Rlua Lustra. Carroll’s Furniture. L 6. For Rent FURN. apt. 2100 McDonvUls, GET AWAY FROM NOSEY NEIGHBORS AND LIVE A LIT­ TLE— 1 Bedroom house, unfurniihed, on ■ lake, electricity, hot water, telephone, 100 acrei to hunt and play in. Out o( Oitocn, . MS per mo ,Ph. FA 2-0119. O NGDALE HOM ES LMN ENTERPRISES INC. 2 BEDROOMS li/t BATHS Low Down Payment No Cloning Costa . Aa Lew S R J Per Aa W Month Principal - la*. . Int. • Tax*# SLEETING ROOMS, The Gablet, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. 28.500 To 29.300 FHA A Conr. Financing WELAKA APARTMENTS: room! privata bathi, 114 W. First S t DIRECTIONS: 10 Misntes from Sanford, So. ee Hwy. 17-92, tans right M our alga. 2 • BEDROOM houie, kitchen equipped, water furoiibed. Ph FA 1-4411. TErrace 8-3911 RENT A BED RoUaway, Hospital A Baby Bodi By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3161 116 W 1st S t UNFURNISHED house, 1801 Wash­ ington Ave. Phone FA 2-4303 after Jan. lit. EFFICIENCY Ilealad apartment Sanford’s newest. Ideally locat­ ed, near post office, suitable for singla or coupla, privata bath. Inquire at Manual Jacobson Dapartmant 6lore. CONVENIENT TO BASE: 1 bedroom, kitchen equipped, large living room, 1110 per mo., 104 E. Woodland Dr. FA 2-7047. l i u T S w t a U . a r Church f rit It el 30 Soaki Hat M l*lf event la Ua j , * 1,1^ part 34 l i e n of eolaf . . g™ ” *"* 34 T u n over lun ar year if vvg 21Vertul 37 Dalian l a b ) IT Footed via* I d C a ap leto d 40 U a t l o i t 11 Maecullna 31 Sumatran 41 EfypDaa aqulrrel ihrew ruddeve lU a I 4 j£ k M laO a O UUcdkm 39 Level ■44 Viper Beauty Salona Build • Paint • Repair Building Materials Electrical Services Plumbing Ssnrices Radio A Television Special Services Laundry Service Automobile Service Machinery - Toola Poultry • Peta - Livestock Flowers - Trees • Shrubs Furniture Articles For Sale Articles Wanted Automobiles - Trucks Boats • Motors Motorcycles - Scooters Trailers • Cabanas HOUSE for rent. Ph. FA 2-2771. 13 uSkf •( holdto* ^ tiStoM 411udnet rial advisory board 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. .10. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 9 Indian • u an 34 Sculptor ST Book t l P aalau 31 r a t t a n S3 It uahliibt (Ka* I 31 Himalayan mammal 34 Degma S3 Showered ileei 34 Calarad* peak 20. B a b y s itte rs IN THE ( IHi l r r cot HT OP TIIK NINTH J I’UICIAI, CIBCIIT. IN AND FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CHANCEIt Y NO. I1TSI NOTICE TO APPKAH E A S T B I V E I I BAV IN E S B A N K , a 2. Notices • Personals Baseball Manager Arouse CLASSIFIED INDEX t. Lost A Found 2. Notices • Personals 3. Education - I n s t r u c t i o n 4. Transportation 3. Food G, For Rent * 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Eatate For Sal# 1.1. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Rasinctut Opportunities 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted Legal Notice ve. n O B E H T R, C A L D W E L L a n d I*ER. Mil.I,A E. C A L D W E L L , hie wife, a n d H A I I R T A. W H I T A K E R a n d H H IB L K T M W H IT AKKIt, hie w ife, D erendente T O i R O R K I tT R. C A L D W E L L A ddrrea U nk n o w n TOU A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D l h a l a C o m p lain t for Forecloenr* o f M o r t g a g e h a e h t e n filed a g a l n e t y o u on th * f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p roperly, to -w lt: L o t >1, B lo c k 1, W E A T H E R S F I E L D F I U B T A D D IT IO N , ao c u r d i n g lo th * P i e t t h e r e o f , recorded In P lat Rook 11, P a g e ( I . P u b l i c R e c o rd * o f R em lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . S ubject to a d r a in a g e e te e m e n t o v e r t h * N o r t h 10 feet. T o g e th e r w ith th * f o l l o w i n g I te m o f p r o p e r t y w h i c h I* lo c i t e d In e n d p e r m a n e n t l y In ■t a i l e d a e p a r t of t h e In: p r o v e m e n t o n a a ld l a n d : INT E tlN A T IO N A L OF UTICA FURNACE MODEL O HS II U-D: a n d y o u a r * h e r a b y r e q u i r e d to a e r v e a e o p y o f y a u r A n a w e r to • ppnlnr a M te tv r 1« ' » " » • » th e t h * ee td C o m p l a i n t o n G R E G O R Y KIJ.1BON, A ttorney* for D efen d an t* * I n l e r e e t In eald p r o ­ AND p e r l y lo th * P l a i n t i f f , a n d f o r P l a l n t m . a t 11 H. W. <«th A v e n u e , o t h e r r e l i e f a* 1* m o r e f u l l y **t F o r t L a u d e r d a l e , F l o r i d a , a n d file f o r t h tn P l a t n t i r f e C o m p l a i n t a n d t h a o r i g i n a l A n a w e r In th * o f fic e A m endm ent to Com plaint filed o f t h e C l e r k o f lh * C l r r u l t C o u r t on o r before th* t ! n d d a y of herein. W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d **•! of J a n u a r y , m i ! o t h e r w l e * t h * a l ­ o fflc* *1 S a n f o r d . S a m l n o l * C o u n ­ l e g a t i o n * o f a a l d C o m p l a i n t w ill t y , F l o r i d a , t h l e 11 th d a y o f Dec- be t a k e n a* r o n f e e a e d by you. D A T E D t h l a t l t h d a y o f D aca m b e r , A. D. 1111. tm h rr. t i l l . (SEA L) ( S EAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r . A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r . Ae C l e r k a f t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t C lerk af Circuit C o u rt o f Sam lnol* C ou n ty , F lo rid a B y : J e a n E. W i l k e B y: M a r th a T. V lhlen D eputy C lerk D eputy C lerk f l r e g o r y a n d Klllaon D B H IN S K T A K R O L A ttorney* for D a t n l l f f S o lic ito r* f o r P t a l n t l t r 11 S. W . t i l t h A v e n u e i l l M ala S tre e t F o rt L aud erd a le , F lorid* D ay to n a Baarh, F lo rid a P n b l l e h Dae. I t . M, IT, 1M1 A J a * P u b l l e h Dee. l l , IT, l i l t * J a n 1. 16. m i . I, 11( 1. 1 D u e baU i C M A t. re n v . to m n W I L L IA M , TEE V G REEN ESTATES LMN Enterprises, lue. • Country Club Rood (20th &L E i ten* ion) 1 Mile# West Of Hwy. 17-92 Next To Mayfair Country Club • 3 - Bedrooms • Wt Baths • Central Air-Cond. A Heating FHA Monthly Payments — $66 to $74 No Closing Coat YA A Conr. Financing Available NICELY furnished 3 room apart­ ment, all ulilUiet, downtown lo­ cation. FA 3-2307 for appoint­ ment. Cliff Bomeman, Broker NEW 1 bedroom furnished duplex, 2200 So, Park Ava. Open 10.-94 a.m, to 744 p.m. TErrace 8-4199 (H cw suin a Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low As $350 Down 4Dedreeme—2 Bath* 1-Bedrooma—J Baths 5- Bodrnoma— 1ft Roths 3-Bedroom*—I Bath Wide variety astarier designs and fleer plans VA Financing on Homes up to 215,000 FHA — Conventional A In-Service Financing DIRECTIONS: Turn W. on 30th 8L Follow Coun­ try Club ltd. A Waub for our signs. �1 n For Hunting You Need A Cun--For Selling You Need A Herald Want-Ad...FA 2-2611 U>l;r £ a n fo rh 12. R ta l Ratale For S a lt S rra lh Wwl. Jim. 3, 1902 — Page 11 By Nadine Seltzer — SWEETIE PIE SOUTH IM.NECRKST A tine way to begin 1962 would be to select this attractive 3 bed­ 12. Heal Kfituie F o r Salt room home for your family. Only $400 down and reasonable pay­ 5 HR. maxonry and frame Iwme, ments. Just 2 blocks from Jr. high school, city water and sewer, large lot 111 x 111 ft. Only $10,100—some terms. til N Park Axe. Phone rA 2-24*0 1 UR. frame cottage, on large corner lot, city water — only REDUCED PRICE $9,500. $4,000 down balance $30 per mouth on $3,300 with $300.00 down, $30.13 two frame houses and 4 acres monthly on balance. Immediate of land. Contact Grady Scott. possession. FA 2-2823. Modern 2 UR, masonary home, rural location, large lot, shady oak-, bearing orange trees, fur­ nished including lawn mower 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 and garden tools, $11,800. $2,800 Sanford, F it. Nights FA 2-0048 down, $79.33 monthly on bal. Shown by appointment. LOST*'* FOUND Stenstrom Realty # FARMER’S AGENCY ? « • cai: H a ir f a 2 -3*41 2344 So French Ave N. V. F irm er, Realtor 2165 S. Park Avo. Ph. F.' 2-5221 After hours FA 2-2618 FA 2-3012 ROBER1 A. Wlt.lJAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Anne. 3 UEDROOM, 1 bath, kitch­ FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. en equipped, adjoining achool ground. I have $2200 in Oil* I.AKKFRONT. beautiful 200’ x 230' high lot, sandy beach, crystal home. You may buy it for $300. clear Lake Hutchinson, one mile “ GET LOST!" down, Payment* $81.00 per mo. west of Osteen on Enterprise (VA 41k'/.). FA 2-8033. road, sign on lot. Phone 343-7293 13. Business Opportunities 19. Situations Wanted Tavares. B a ll-B la ir A g e n c y FEMALE work wanted. FA 2-8198 MERCHANDISING Registered Broker* NEW AND CHOICE MANAGEMENT DAY'S WORK. FA 2 0430. A ASSOCIATES F1IA financed, 3 bedrooms, 14a ASSOCIATES, INC. 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3641 baths. Low down payment of DAYS or by week work, 303 E. Suggest Lake Mary Branch • FA 2-1290 $300. Payments less than rent, 11th St. THIS MAY BE THE $68 per month. Can be purchas­ ONE FOR YOU DAYS WORK. FA 2SOS2. ed with or without built-in kit­ Read This A Think chen. A great opportunity for Carefully 20. Hnby*iUera pleasant living. If you sincerely want a small, I will keep small children in my easy-to-run business of your own home $1.23 per day. FA 2-2274 and want it to be in operation, WEKIVA RIVF.R ESTATES bringing you income, within a Approximately 214 acres, with 130 EXPERIENCED, Responsible lady couple of weeks, read these 111 N. Park Ave. I’b. FA 2-2420 ft. on river, 44 mil* off Rt. 46 will care for children. Phone facta: FA 1-3246. $5,600 A FABULOUS buy, 4 bedroom (1) Merchandising Management call FA 2-6473 after 8:00 p. m masonry home, atone fireplace, Associates set you up as a RABY SITTING In my home, open beam construction, 2 tile dealer handling one of the small children and bablsa, 11.23 baths, too x 600 feet on beauti­ HOMES LOTS ACREAGE moat popular, heaviest adver­ per day, Rafarancsa. FA 1-9294. ful Lake Markham. Must see to tised candy in the Country to­ SALES RENTALS appreciate. FA 2-3378. day. You ace it on TV more 21. Beauty Salons than any other candy. KATHERINE HARVEY (3) No “ selling" required with our SUNSHINE REALTY 308 W. 13th Street BEAUTY SHOP succeaaful method. Amy Anderson FA 2-7605 Evening! FA 2-2379 Hair Stylist - Pat Stewart Reg. Real Estate Broker (I) You will be in complete oper­ 318 Palmetto Ave. ..Ph. FA 3-0834 2619 So. French Ave. SAN LANTA HOMES ating position In a couple of On Locust, North of East 20th St. Day FA 2-749.’ — Night FA 2-48IS weeks. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 3-Uedrooma, 2-l!aths, excellent (4) You need no experience In Professional Care—Modern Equip. neighborhood. Priced from 4 Lake Lots, with large oak trees, business management. You 103 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 3742 on Lake Onoro, $5,000. Name $11,900. Low down payment, need hire no help. Your Term*. $64.50 per mo., principal 4k in­ (5) A few hours a week provide a terest. income. ROSA L. PAYTON (6) comfortable With only $945, you are set up VA — NOTHING DOWN Registered Real Estat* Rroker Beauty Salon and ready to go. If desired Ph. FA 2-8310 or CR 7-1921 Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Walker Building Nighti GA 7-1388 partial financing can be ar­ 2310 Oak FA 2-7684 Jack Demetree, Developer ranged. MAYFAIR Last Year's Candy Sale* in the Begin the new year right. Sec this 22. Build • l'alnl - Repair RAVENNA PARK USA. Over 3 Billion Dollars. attractive home. 4 bedrooms, 2 You are invited to Inspect this at­ (Authority: Federal Reserve Bank) ROOM SPECIAL $14*5. Painting hatha, Florida room and many tractive 3 bedroom, 144 bath Inside and out. Call Mr. Tasker, additional features which you For complete details send your home. Low down payment of name, address and phone num­ FA 3-6159. will appreciate. Only 3 year* old. $300 and reasonable monthly ber to A real buy for $28,000. Good fi­ payment*. Located on a choice SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter MERCHANDISING nancing available. corner lot In ■* quiet neighbor Repair*, Alterations, Painting MANAGEMENT hood. Phone FA 2-7963. ASSOCIATES, INC. P. O. Box 4326, Phils. IS, Pa. Stenstrom Realty Helmly Realty b '€ Dawn's 9 /• Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. ■ a m Ph. FA 2-2420 VA FINANCING Down Payment 4k Closing Cost $156 Monthly Paymant* a* lew as $88 inrl. lavra and Insurance NEW HOMES In Henutlful — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 .1 - HEDKOOM8 1 . l«/f • 2 IIAT1IS Conventional 4k FHA Leant Drive 17-92 to (tunlsnd Estates ( I ml. 8. of San. ford). Sale* office 1st house inside entrance. \A T I 111 N. Park Ave. K1NGSWOOD GUILDERS. INC. FA 2-8074 JIM HUNT . FA 2 2118 23. Building Material* Ph. FA 2-2420 16. Female Help Wanted FOR SALE OK LEASE: 3 bed­ BAR Waitress, apply In person to Jet tnu. Hwy. 17-92 South. room, l bath home, 117 Shan­ non Dr., South Plnacrait Section. Ph. FA 3-1821. 17. Male Help Wanted FA I-14IL 112 Magnolia Ph. FA M ill 13. Mortgage Loans MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial & Residential ! WELLS DRILLED 34. Article* For N*le PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Dally air riflai, union I akatai All Types and Slaes play tent*. Army Navy Surplus, We Repair and Service 310 Saaford Ave. S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. FURNITURE 307 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2 6432 Navy man transferred: brand new; take over for balance on FRIGID AIRE I compute rooms; no down *■-Bales Ar *ervice payment necessary; payments O. H. HIGH low /a $13 per month. Call own Ovk-do, Fla. FO 3-3115 Days ner collect, TE 8-1311, Caisal Evening* Sanford FA 2-3883 berry. NEW SERVICE FACTORY TO YOU Septic tanks, pumped • drain ALUMINUM BUNDS fields installed. 14 hour aervico Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom Terms. FA 2-9468. rail with plastic end*. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon 29. Automobile Servlc* oorda. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED DISCOUNTS HOLLERS of SANFORD CORVAIRS 2ND AND PALMETTO 2505 PARK AVE. 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 B a rk le y Guarantee. • Trade-Ins Will Be Accepted 60 LINCOLN 57 CHRYSLER Premier 3 l)oor Hardtop, Air fond.. Powered, Like Naw Imperial 4-Door Hardtop, Air Conditioned A Powered, Real Clean $3595 $1395 60 OPEL 4 Door Hardtop, Air t'ondllliined, Lika Naw 56 FORD V-8 $3295 Ranrh Wagon. Real Clean $595 59 FORD V-8 59 English Ford 2 Door Analla. Excellent ('•indlllon 58 LINCOLN I Door. leaded .... *1795 59 CADILLAC 4 Door Air Cond........................... 5295 HO CHEVROLET Impula 4 Door. Equipped ....... 1995 58 FORD 2 Door V-8. A u to ................ ........... 995 58 CHEVROLET 4 Door ..........................—- 119# fiO CORVAIR 4 Door, Automatic ....................... 1495 58 RAMBLER 4 Door, Auto........................—- .. 1095 55 QUICK 2 Door ---- ------- ----— •’»»# 57 FORD 2 Door, Automatic . ........................ 895 58 RAMBLER 4 Door, Ktundard — ........... 995 55 MERCURY 2 Door Hardtop .......... 195 50 CHEVROLET I Door. 0 C>l„ Standard Shift 595 59 CHEVROLET 4 Door V-8. Auto. 1495 58 CHEVROLET V-8. 4 Door, SCMion Wagon 1295 56 OLDSMODILE 1 Door . ........................ 595 58 FORI) 2 Door Hardtop Overdrive 895 50 FORI) 4 Door 0 Cyl. .. 295 57 CHEVROLET 2 Ton, Chanuin and C u n ........... 1295 57 FORD 4 Door ......................... ....... 795 55 NASH Ambassador 4 Door, Auto........ - .......... 395 56 ItAMRLER 4 Door. Standard .... ..... 595 SB LARK Hardtop Coupe .. ... 1095 53 CHEVROLET Vi Ton Pickup ........................ 395 58 FORD Custom, t> (Minder. [ Standard T— Very Clean 219 E. 2nd ST. 2505 PARK AVE. SANFORD SANFORD FA 2-0711 FA 2-0861 55 CHEVROLET Hrl Air, 6 Cylinder, 3-Door $495 57 MERCURY 54 MERCURY 57 LINCOLN W A G O N JAMBOREE!. 57 FORD If lu u 'v r Been Looking Fur Mure Riding Ituum Fur Lena Money. Look No Further. We Have The Widest Selection Of Near New Wagons la Tow*. They're Priced To Please! Fairlalir \ -8 1 Door, Pordomatlr, Radio, Heater FO RD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD 4-Door V -l Commander, E ltra Clean $795 Premier 4 Dour Hardtop, Air Cond. and Powered 59 59 58 58 58 57 57 f $495 Delivered In Sanford PAYMENTS $58.10 J\°£™ FEBRUARY 56STUDKBAKER $595 $695 U N T IL 56 MERCURY (Ration Wagon, 4 Door Rtaadsrd Trana.. Overdrlra $695 C O R V A IR S to C A D IL L A C S PAYM ENTS $595 59 CHEVROLET Mnntarey 2 Door Hardtop, Merromatle ItacDn A llcatsr NO Rel Air 2-Dnor V-8, Automatic Transmission $1095 $1495 FO RD G A L A X IE CLU B SED A N 56 CHEVROLET Cuatom 300, Pow-r Steering, Fnrdomatle. A Healer Imports & Sport* Car* BRAND-NEW 1962 $695 59 CADILLAC Parkwood Station Wagon, 4 Door, V*8. Power Steering and Brakes. A/T FIL Ml 4-5307 Cuatqm, 6 Cylinder, 4 Door, Air Conditioned. A/T, Real Clean f $795 A. W. Berkley Uaed Cara. Ine. Our Hpecialitr 17-92 • Heart of Maitland 57 RAMBLER 1 Door Sedan. 30 Milae Par Gallon. HOLLERS of SANFORD to CADILLACS FA 2-0711 FA 2-0861 Senkarik Glass and Faint Co. Windshield Back Glass FOUR 14" wheel! and Urea for Ford or Plymouth. FA 2-1412. Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. STENSTROM REALTY JAN U ARY CLEARANCE SALE 5 A J.E 1 USED CARS 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 NOTICE C LEA R A N C E LATE 1MODEL 2-Door "Ws Trad*" REALTOR - IN'SUROR CONSULTANT - APPRAISER Phone FA 1-4981 112 N. Park Moving soon to 1818 8. French Avo WOOD PETUNIAS k Calendulas now 37. Boat* • Motor* ready. Dutch Mill Nursery Fireplace wood, all lengths, Oak AIR CONDITIONING and lighter wood Delivered. New Upsala ltd. off 20th St. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Gateway To The Waterxvay Phone FA 2-6818, if no answer 1007 Sanford Axe FA 2-8362 Now is (be time to set out Your RVINRUDS Dealer FA 2-3909. FLORIDA ADVANCE BLACK Ruli.’un Sporting Goods 27. SpeeUI Service* I h. FA 2-3961 BERRIES. FA 2-8809. WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes 304 8-8 E. lit. walkers. 33. Furniture FREE DELIVERY 39. Trailer* - Cabanas Prescription* our Specialty Used furniture, appliances, tools 1936—35 ft. Klcar hou*c trailer, I FAUST'S n* Mellonville elc. Rought-Sold. lo rry 's Mart Speclaliriag In Healing bedroom*, fully insulated, re*, Ph FA 2-7101 2I j Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 and Air-Conditioning Only sonable. 3 Point Bait Shop, 17-92. 2302 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 MAKE 1982 A MUSICAL YEAR • BIG VALUES with a musical instrument from • QUICK CREDIT 1960 RENAULT SEWING MACHINE SERVICE BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP, 2004 • EASY TERMS Walk-In Panel, Excellent For service on any make of Sew­ WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Cedar Axe. Specialising in Condition. ing machine part* and accen• SALES • REPAIRS • REN$1095 WILSON - MA1ER oric* or Rentals call or write TAt,S • MUSICAL ACCES­ New and Used Furniture Seminole County Motor* lo Sanford Sewing Center, 101 SORIES. Before you buy, give FA 2-3622 FA 2-0614 South Park Axe Ph. FA 2 9411. 311 E. First St. us a try. Ph. FA 2-0T33. Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING Service With The Cash SUPER W. I- HARMON TRADING POST. FA 2 0877. Ph. FA 2-42M CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING h e a t in g Mattress ranoratlng. Expert Up 11. B. POPE CO. INC. holstertng. All Work Guarin 200 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-423 teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co.. TA 21117, 1304 Sanford ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state Ave. meets, invoices, hand bills, and programs, etc. Progressive FURNITURE Printing Co. Phooe FA 2-1MI— Must sell at once — 3 complete 308 West 73th St. room* of furniture. Take over monthly pa>mrnts of $11.86 or DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER­ $200 cash. Call owner tolled ARY HELP? . . . ao application TE 1-1511 Casselberry. letter that will "get the job"; club paper; after dinner speech; ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby • We Are Offering: All Our Used Curs high school or coUego theme or Beds, Day, Week, or Month •assy on all bnt scientific subAt Used Car Deu ler Prices. FURNITURE CENTER Jecta. Low rates. FA 2-4033, 1100 French Ave. • All Late Model Ciitrs Are Sold With A evening*. Ph. FA 1-7953 LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4112 Roofing FHA Loans P 'aai FREE ESTIMATES 31. Poultry . Pets « Livestock Your Credit I* Good. Up lo 2 Yra LOST: In Lake Mary area, large to Payl B. EDWARDS yellow and white fluffy cat, BUILDERS SUPPLIES part angora, answers to name We Give TV Stamps of "Spring". Ph. FA 1-8786 Re­ BOJ W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-7698 ward AUTO SALESMAN wanted by ACREAGE Agrcssive Ford Dealer. Man Now ia the time to invest in Flor­ must be in good physical health, ida. We have listings that will willing lo work 10 hours a day. make you money In the Canav­ Age not necessarily a barrier. 24. Elactrle*] Services eral area, Geneva area, near Mutt be willing to aik proipect FRIOIDAIRE Sanford — in fact, almost any for the order. No whiskey. Sales k Service aeetion you arc interested in. See Mr. Clifford at Strickland Huumi Wiring Free Estimates Ju st give us a call and tell us Morrison Inc., 306 E. First St., Sid Vlhltn’a Randall Electric your preference, Stemper Agency PUPPIES halt Airedale. 3 FRESH PRK-MIXED CONCRETE CIRCULATING HEATER, LP ga.*, PLUMBING months old, $500. Call Sat. or Contracting & Repairs for 2-Bedroom home. Reason­ Medium aged stepping stones Sun. only. Wales Fernery, on Free Estimates window sills, lintels & steps able. 1216 Randolph St. or Pbon* lake at Lyman School, LongR. L. HARVEY Old rock, steel and sand. FA 2-3296. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 wood. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. ELECTROLUX CLEANER FA 2-3751 CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black 300 Elm Ave. 44. J. KING Excellent condition, lightweight, Poodle Puppies and Mother, INTAKE manifold. 3 two-barrel PLUMBING A SUPPLIES complete with all attachments. Show dog Stock. FA 3-7741. • Contracting • Repair Work carburetors, fuel block, for '38 Reasonable. Ph. FA 2-8187. 2334 So. Park Dr. or '39 Ford 361 engine. Phone 32. Flow ers - Trees - Shrubs Phone 323-0483 Mr. Glelow FA 2-2011 or NEW 13 cu. ft. RCA combination rcfrigerator irccrcr $2oo.oo. Used Salel Poinsettias In Bloom 9Sc “*A 2-6473 after 6:00 p. m. 8 cu. ft. Coldspot refrigerator GRAPEVILLE NURSERY $73. Call 322 3303. Grapcville Ave near 20th St. Southern Air J. W. Hall, Realtor Property t 34. Article* For Salt Plumbing & Heating River Front a 31. Poultry - Pels - Livestock 34. Articles l or Sale Wal l Jim Hunt Realty t 2,’I. Plumbing Services $1295 S-Door Hardtop $395 54 FORD Cuatomline 4-Door, S Cylinder $395 51 HENRY J. 2 Door, F.tlra Clean. New Tire*. Excellent Cond. $195 $695 57 PONTIAC I Dr. Ranch Wagon. V-8, A/T, It. 53 FORD V-8 Country tfodan, 4 Ur., V-l, A/T, H. 3 Door Sedan Chieftain V-8. 3 Door Hedau, Standard Transmission $195 $695 Country Sedan, 4 Door, V-8, A/T, I’/R, R A H . 4-Dr. Rauch Wagon, 6 Cylinder, A/T. l>lir. Itanch Wagon, V-6. A/T, H A II. Country Redan, t Pa»a., V-l, A/T, P/S, A/C, C#,B,|{,r Mr,Un- * Dr- V.g, A/T, 178. P/B, 1,000 FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS BEFORE Y O U BUY SEE OUU SELECTION WE WELCOME YOU TO TEST DRIVE ANY CAR. Have You Seen The New Mercury METEROK The Right Rice Car At Tha Right Price. with Karh New Or Card Vehicle Hold! Strickland - Morrison 80S E. 1st. St., Sanford Ph. FA 2-1181 Win ta r P a r k MI 4-8916 HUNT L IN C O L N M ERCURY 109 N. Palmetto Ava. Sanford Sanford—FA 2-4881 Winter Park—MI 4-0209 y �*** % ■«* * 00AHTITY RIGHTS RESERVED (WHOLE) Double Your Money Back Guarantee ON MEATS, POULTRY & SEAFOOD PRICES AND ITEMS GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY. JANUARY 7 IN 2460 PARK STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA BONELESS SIRLO IN TIP 3 m* BEEF LIVER " 3 - SPARERIBS fc 3 « SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS LOOK WHAT JUST $ 1 00B U Y S ^ PALMEt 01AT 3 BONELESS TOP RO UND OR CUBE STEAKS GRANDMA BROWN S FRANKS • 3 »«“SAUERKRAUT p io k n m in * or frozen 3 us RED PERCH CHASE & OR BONELESS RUMP ROAST " Finns op 3 - FLOUNDER Lean Fresh Pork SHOULDER SANBORN COFFEE LIMIT— ] COFFEE OF YOUR CHOICE W ITH S5.Q0 FOOD ORDER ROAST COFFEE BREAKFAST CUP LB PKG LADY PAIR BROWN AND SERVE ROLLS Full • Dozen P R g ft. DIETARY LIQUID - REG. $1.79 VALUE SEE THE POUNDS CO _ WITH 5E00 COMPLETE DIET FOOD • BANANA • CHOCOLATE • VANILLA • ORA N C I L 49 6 PAK I V I $ • VANILLA • CHOCOLATE • BUTTERSCOTCH J B 02 CANS N E W M IR A C LE IN DETERGENT M ILD N ESS SURF DETERGENT B O X O F 36 • GIANT FKG 900 CALORIES REG 99* VALU E • PRODUCE SPECIAL ' U.S. NO. I POUND BAG EXTRA BONUS FREE EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS LIMIT—1 H I fAMIT WITH ISM rooo ow n CX i PX g l'- 1 ‘ If Plata i-7-*a COOE S 175 extra FREE MERCHANTS green STAMPS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WITH THESE COUPONS AN D SPECIFIED PURCHASES MERCHANTS g r e e n s t a m p s W IT H T H I P U D C H U I OX p ia o f i a l a d y r * m BACON _ CAKE DONUTS _ SUGAR WAFERS �i Downtown Shopping M a ll Project Fizzles Out Bulletin 0 PALM BEACII (tTPI) —Tlw While lloas* announced today II to tending a forWgn aid minion t« the Dominican Republic to discos* poaalbte UJI. aid to the liland nation. u Property Owner's ©Iti> Saufurb Stmtlit Refusal Blamed WEATHER: Cloudy through Friday. A little warmer tonight. High today, 68-74. Low tonight, 45-65. VOL. 63 United Preaa Leased Wire Eatabliahed 1908 THURSDAY. JANUARY 4, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 859 A multi-million dollar project to revitalise portions of the down­ town area into a shopping mall have firtled out, the Herald learn­ ed today. The ultimate scope of the pro­ ject would have spread from First St. to Lake Monroe and would hive included free parking spares for more than 750 ear*. Prominent business people’ have worked quietly for many month* to bring the project Into resliialion. Five of the property owners agreed to form a corporation but one refused lo go along with the project. The project would have includ­ ed tearing down many old build­ ings along First St. and pulling up modern structures. Each of the willing property owners received a letter this week, aa well aa city officials who were vitally interested in the project, telling them of ihe (allure to com­ plete the program, The latter Hates in part that "after month* ot exploring all posslbla methods (o develop the Casselberry Calls Special Meeting \ c i o •i »> # By LARRY VKRS1IEL (A few abort onei . . . and lome aure beta for Iht new year). • • • The construction of a new Osteen Bridge la dead for 1962 , . , That's the word from Max Brewer, fifth district road board member. • » • J. C. Hutchison will he re-elect­ ed chairman of the County Com­ mission next Tuesday morning. • • • City Manager W. E. Knowles haa been aiked to "devote some time" on helping firm up a new franchise directive . . . Bill LefHer has also been contacted. * 3 A « ' • 9) I) V % t) >4 * * » The City atiU has received no word from the post office depart­ ment on posslbla lease of the present postal facility. ? » : t— • • • \ Gordon Frederick will change his mind and aeek another term In the legislature . , . Al Lormann will run against him. • • • The Jayceca are planning an extenaiva membership drive start­ ing around Ihe 15th of the month to go hand-in-hand with Jaycee week. • • a A move will be made by the Merchant! division of the Cham­ ber to revitalise Uie downtown aection . . . and watch for tha City Commission to give them a big boost, a ■ * County Commissioner Vernon Dunn will seek re-election in the District 4 race this year . . . So will Ted Williams from District X. • • • More than 000 auto license tags for 1962 were sold Tuesday, the first day they were available. • • • It sure would be nice to have a tag office In South Seminole. * • h c^ a • Mayor J . H. (Jimmy) Crapps will sign over 200 proclamations this year and have his picture on the front page shaking handa with somebody about 20 times. • • • Three names were inadvertent­ ly left off the Junior High School Honor Roll, which was printed last week. From Mr. Joiner's eighth grade, Connie Colvin, Lin­ da Conn and Nora Butler also made tha honor roll. Apologies and congratulations, girls. Keep up the good work, • • « The County Agent's office will be moved to the stockade at tha County borne properly despite talk about an agricultural center. • • • City Manager W. E. Knowles will once again ask that the com­ mission put in Die budget money for a city hall parking lot and once again it will be stricken out. • • * How ii Ihe Palms bring healed on these cold winter days? • ■• The board of directors of Legion Fair Assn, will be special guests at the 40 and 8 dinner Tuesday, Jan. 9, at 7 p. m. at the Legion Hall on llwy. 17-92. Joel S. Field president of Die Fair Assn., an­ nounced today. A special meeting of the Ca*-( Plana now call for the meeting sclberry Board will he called by' to be held at 9 a. m. in the town's Aldermen Hope Bennett and Rohn Municipal Hill. Ij«dy for Saturday to n k that "We’re going to ask the bosrd the town conform with the rest lo bring Ihese liquor and beer of Die county on the sale of al places in line with the rest of the robotic beverages and to discuss county on the hours they're allow Die legality ot a plat on the Lit- ed to sell and we're atso notify liandsto Subdivision, Mrs. Bennett in* ministers and schools all over Die county of our action inviting said today. them to attend. Questions con­ cerning Ihe plat will pertain to Die legality of the method by which it was sppruved severs! months sgo In the living room of my Iwmc,'' Mrs. Bennett said. According to Attorney Kenneth McIntosh, Casselberry'* legal re­ presentative, the legality of Die planned meeting is questionable since there is some doubt ss to WASHINGTON (U P I> - Commu­ whether newly elected offlcisli nist nations have pumped S60-8100 lake over on Jsn. 1 or at the first million worth of military hard­ regularly scheduled meeting next ware InU. Cuba, enabling Fidel Monday at 7 ;30 j>. m. Castro to build the Western Hemi­ sphere's second biggest army, according to tha State Department. A report issued Wednesday night n id Castro's regime la so closely tied to the Sino-Soviel bloc that he probably could not wriggle away even if he wanted PACIFIC PALISADES, Caltf. to. (UPI>—Police today attempted to The 23-paga, report, issued one piece together scraps of evidence year after the United States sev­ which might lead them to the ered diplomatic ties with Castro murderer of beautiful socialite said Bo per cent of Cuba’s foreign Doris Bowman. 22, who was fa­ commerce involve* trade with the lsity beaten In her S100.000 home. Communist world. An autopsy Wednesday showed Tl>e U.S. report i* a detailed that tha l-foot-T-tnch victim was su m m a ry of Cuba'* links with afrJck A tha head, .bin and neck com m :, ism. It was prepared to % y ont tDurututnt »i* or lend support to U ^. arguments, m n Umei- There aIw w„ evl. that the hemisphere nations dpncertr. BgulaUDn. should denounce Castro and ims j,e w (l not >eilU8|ly molested pose economic and dlpkim.tic >B(J „ 1( hm)je w || ^ Iuo,cd sanctions on his government. There was speculation that Mrs. The report include* available Bowman returned home after an information up to August, 1961 intruder gainrd enfranc* through Thu* it dots not refer to Castro's an unlocked door. Police said Die "I am a Marxist" speech of murderer may havo been 'urklng Dec. 2. in the bouse while the pretty vic­ tim talked lo her mother on the telephone. Police said Ihey wars working on the theory that Mrs. Bowman was killed by a burglar or a nar­ cotics addict. Her husband ii a physician. Building permits In Seminole Officers pointed out that two County dropped sharply during other physicians' homes—one next 1061, record* at Zoning Director door to Die Bowmans—were bur Robert Drown’* off lea revealed to­ garbled in recent weeks. day. Records showed that last year 1,184 permits were Issued during the year as compared with 1,686 during 1060. Valuations for th* lis t year were set at 89,026,036 as compar­ E LI SARKTHVILLE, Katanga ed with 811,882,606 fur 1960. In the city permits maintained (UPI)—President Moise Tshombe the same steady trend about the told his provincial assembly todsy he finds no fault with Itx of eight 82 million mark for the year. points of the Kitons agreement that would end Katanga’i seces­ CD Course To Open sion from Die rest of the Congo. The largest class ever to attend Tshombr'f speech was consid­ a Personal Survival Course in ered remarkably mild. IP- made Seminole County te scheduled to it to in assembly s c i o n that m att for the opening class at 7 started lete, almost never got off p, m. today tn th* Forest City Bap­ the ground and was made up of tist Church. a hare quorum of 35 deputies. $60 Million Red Aid Pumped Into Castro's Cuba Pretty Socialite Beaten To Death Seminole Building Permits Decline Tshombe Balks On Two Points J)# K !«>I« HAVANA (UJM)—The govern­ ment pros* today reported the ex­ e c u tio n "several days ago" of a cuuntvr-revulutlonaiy louder con­ victed of killing three civilian mi­ litiamen. It was the Hist execu­ tion to be announced in 1962. Acurdlng to an official release, Msrgarilo Lenta Flore*, alias •Tborndyk*" and "Chico,'* wa» the leader of an anti-Castro hand op­ e ra tin g in th* northeastern part of La* Villa* Previn**. IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES marked the installation Wednesday nl the Shrine Club of new Kiwanls Club president, W. E. Kirchhoff, (right), a s he is handed the Ravel by his predecessor, James Grant. Installation activi­ ties were directed by Lt. Gov. Warren H. Edwards of Orlando. Installed along with Kirchhoff were first vice president George Andrew Speer, and second vice president. Adm. (ret.) Robert Jackson. New directors arc Edwin Shinholser, I’eter Btikur, Ed Lane, James Barnett, J. C. Davis nnd M. R. Strickland. Treasurers are B. B. Crumley and N. V. Farmer nnd secretary, Ralph Smith. (Herald Photo) Atlas 'Kinks' Being Fixed CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Scientists working to put a XL S. astronaut Into orbit Dili month wars expected today to iron out rocket troubles which have pushed the shot at least one n ttk deeper into the calendar. ™ . The difficulty cropped up "al most overnight" during a routine Story In Herald Locates Relative It pays to advertise! Hardly had Wednesday's copy of the Sanford Herald hit th* streets before th* lore) r . of C. had a phone call (rom a Mrs. 11. T. Brown, aliter-ln law of Elwood H sjes. who is being sought by his sister in Delaware. Mr*. Brawn gave Hayes' present address In Sarasota. The news story which appeared In (he Herald asked whether snyone knew Die whereabout* of this man, who once ran an electrical shop here, over ten years ago. Mr*. Margaret Waltman of Wil­ mington, Del., his aiiter, haa not seen her brother in 27 yrars and all rfforts to locale him through conventional channel* had run in­ to a stone wall when he moved away from Sanford. Mr*. Georgia Hall, secretary al Die Chamber of Commerce saya she is posting an airmail letter to Mrs. Waltman today tu Inform her that "the lost has been found." Bryant To Propose New State College PENSACOLA (UPI) — Gov Farris Bryant told a Pen*scol» audience Wednesday that he will recommend that planning for a new four-year college here begin "within a mailer of days." Bryant said he will ask the I j T ] C j' tiet ( r ^..mediate re­ lease of the 850,000 . . tilsnning funds appropriated by Ihe 1961 Castro Executes Rebel Leader Legislature. MAYOR J. H. (JIMMY) Crappa. left, buy* th* first tict'i ball from rom Chief Roy Williams. ket for th* Policeman’; Th* ball Is scheduled Jan. 18, starling «& 9 p. ra. a t tha Mayfair Inn. Florida Nipped Again; New Cold Blast For North Dr. Duak S. Campbell, prcslleni emeritus of nutfda S i.'v Univer­ sity, has agreed U> take the Job of executive director of the Quali­ ty Education Committee crested by the 1961 Legislature, liryant announced. The committee is charged with the job of making a top to-bottom study of Florida public schools with an eye to improving them. The chief executive, in a major address winding up "Governor Bryant Day" bare, reiterated kia the ms that Florida needs no new check of ^he Alias booster rocket fuel tanks, and forced the g4u<) million Mercury program to give up plans for sending astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. on Ihe orbital voyage on Jan. 16. Official* of tha National Aero­ nautics and Space Administration rescheduled Die launching for Jan. 23—a dale which etil! will be subject to changa if more problems are encountered. Informed sources said Die tank­ age problem was not a serious one, but (hat It created a had sit­ uation because the routine chuck of this system falls into a se­ quence of tests which must follow in a certain order. "They’ve almost got it squared away now," one source told United Press International early today. "The problem actually In­ volved a delay of only 24 lo 48 hours, hut the spare agency de­ cided to give us a week more to simplify tha problem of dispatch­ ing tha recovery Beet." He explained that this will give technicians enough additional timo to make aura tha problem is solvril, without running tha risk of sending Ilia fleet to ses " l o sit out there for nothing (or day* ar.d maybe weeks." The lleet will be alaUoncd in recovery areas over the Atlantic to retrieve Glenn and his bell, shaped cspsule following their re ­ turn lo earth at tha and of Ihe thrre-orhit trip. Foster Parents Keep Florida Boy Special: Care For Mentally III Held Lacking JACKSONVILLE (UPI) _ The numlHT of menially ill in Florida outnumbers Die hciii available fur Dteir rare by five to one, a state health official said Wednesday. Dr. Wayne Yeager, director of Die Mental Health Bureau, fold a legislative delegation headed by Sen. W. C. HcrreU of Miami Springs that at toast 80,000 Flori­ dians need mental care, but th* itsta has only 10,000 beds for them. n o w A . . . B R IE F S 3 Die In Crashes SANTO DOMINGO (U P D -S eattered Incidents of violence and terror took at least three lives Wednesday In Ihe Dominican It*, public, R was reported today. Control Demanded BE RUN (UPI)—The East German Communists today Insisted on the right to control official American traffic crossing th* East-West Berlin border. Curb Foreigners BEIRUT (U PI)—President Fuad Chehab's government has ap. proved an "urgent" law to UgbU Ry United Pros* International en reatlrictlofli on entry and real* Frost nipped Florida again early dene* of foreigners In Lebanon, K today and a new cold wavs threat- waa learned today. sned th* Northsrn border atata*. But Wadnssday prstty busies*** Police Probe Set TAMPA (UPI) — State Atty. donned bathing suits a t a tourist station near Tallahassee to prove William D. Hopkins of Tallahasse* that it was warm "as always" in was arhaduled to officially begin investigation today Into th* Sunshln* But*, but Wednes­ bia day'* early morning temperatures charges of improper influence ia war* below (reeling a a far south th* Tampa Police Department. as Miami. Gov. F a n is Bryant of Florida Two-Power Talks LONDON (UPI)—British Prim# denied etal* chamber of commerce report* that tourist* wer* fleeing Minister Harold Macmillan will open two dayi of talks with Gar* the atat* in search ot warmth, Th* Umperaturea dropped to 27 man Chancellor Konrad Adenaur degrees Wednesday near Miami Monday in Bonn, the Foreign Of. and farm fields wore frosted whit*. He* announced today. Water from lawn sprinklers turn­ Actress On Mend ed to Ire in Miami's suburbs. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Actreag Miami’s low temperature of 38 Wednesday set a record for th* Barbara Stanwyck was enjoylns dat«, at did Miami B*aeh'a 46-de- th* comforts of bom* today fol­ lowing a siege with virus in tho gre* reading. Florida's frost warning service hospital over th* Christ mas and said th a n waa litl* damage to Now Voar’a holidays. eitrus crop* from th* cold but veg­ etable crop* such aa beans, cucum­ Wylie Answered TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. bers and tomatoes war* nipped again. Th* cold caused fog blamed Farris Bryant, taking not* of o fur a 19-rar accideut near Miami, magasine article by Philip Wylls Gusty wind* spattered rain from criticising land conservation in coastal areas of th* 1’arifie north­ Florida, Wednesday dismissed th* west to Idaho and Montana moun­ Miami writer's Saturday Evening Post piece as "poorly Informed," tains. Light snow fell In a bolt from northern Minnesota to Now Eng­ Offers Reward MONTGOMERY, Ala. (U PI) — land early today. There were show­ Gov. John Patterson posted * ers in East Texas. Cold wav* warnings were up to- 850o reward Wednesday for Infor­ day for the Dakotas, Minnesota, mation leading to the conviction Nebraska, Iowa, Maine, Vermont of the slayer of a prominent Moand New Hampshire aa a reault of bile Negro leader, Alfred S. Criaa polar air mass which dropped lion, found beaten to death In his temperatures as much as 30 below car Friday night. sera in pert* of Canada. CINCINNATI, Ohio tU I'l) — A 10-year-old boy will remain her* wiDi his foster parents rather than lie relumed to his natural parent* in Florida aa Die result of a court decision. Common Pleas Court Judge Louts J. Schneider refused Wed­ nesday i writ of habeas corpus by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Slauenwhile of Pinellas Park, Fia., for return of the boy. Schneider said to grant the writ ALGIERS, Algeria (U P D -B il- would hr contrary to the best ter violence between European interest of Die child as Die Florida and Moslem faction* raged couple had neglected the boy for Bombing Attem pt through Algeria on Die fourth day nearly II years. i'llllA D E I.rillA (U P I)—Mail* The boy, Wilfred, was one of of the new year today, bringing a mounting toll of dead and in­ four children pul out for care by 1’aloulan, 86, wa* arrested WedDie Slauenwiiitea 10 years ago. nesday night on charges of a t­ jured. The couple said they were unable tempting to lx,nib the hum* of At least 411 were killed anil 75 ______al Dial time _______ care for them but Hi).. William J. Green, (l)-P a.l, wounded Wednesday alone, ac­ lu_____ got the olher children hack during who is a power in I’enniylvanla cording to official sources. | politics. The latest attacks were centered j Die past 18 months, mainly in Algiers and Oran. Three persons were repuru-d killed in Oran, including a European terr­ orist shot by police At least 14 persons were wounded, most ol Diem .Moslems, police <vd. In Algiers, there were three gun Plenty of *|>ort* thrill* will he cii tap for Seminole attacks and one grenade attack. County m-Ulent* starting Friday night when the OrPolice sources *a;d ai.m st alt lando-Seminole Jal-Alal Fronton open* it* door* for the i.ie Oran violence was caused by first lime nt 7:45 )>. m. young European terrorists hands The fronton, located ju st off Hwy. 17-92 and SR attacking Moslems, -136 prom ise* to he one of the greatest sport* attractions fo r the area. Death Toll Mounts In Algerian Strife downtown area comprised of a full block between First St., Com­ mercial and Park A \e., we regret tn inform you that we have decided to drop the project. "We were forced to make this decision even though we still have two commitments from national companies (hat would occupy approximalely two-thirds of the en­ tire area." "The Idea was abandoned when it was impossible to find a solu­ tion that would meet the re. quirrment* of one property own­ er." Jai Alai Section In Herald Today Architect i* John Hnrton whih the Carroll Daniel Construction Co. built the modern facility. Leroy Robb, vice president af the Carroll Daniel firm gave a special pat on the hack lo work superin­ tendent T. A. Champion who worked "so hard to make the Job a success." This was Chumpion’s first job in the Sanford area H in t he had been with the firm for three year*. The Herald is running a special section on the fron­ ton in today'* edition. Other oub-contractoro were: Bradford Concrete Ser­ vice, Inc., Clark Construction Co., Inc., Imperial Decorator*, Lee Brothers, Lundquiat Foam Products, Perma Stress, Inc., Gator Lumber, Carpet Fashion* Of Orlando, H. C. Buchanan Concrete, Evan* Roofing, McKaney, K. M. Wilkin*. Ban The ‘Twist’ TAMPA, Fla. (U PI) The city recreation department has (orbidden tile dancing of "lh* twist'* al Tampa's community reniera. A department official laid Die n i­ Don S ne west dance crate was conaderxd unwholesome for civil. dren teen-ager* who use Dm renters. Indict Floridian For Parricide FORT LAUDERDALE (t'P D — Henry Delian, 25, was Indicted on two counts of firsl degree murder Wednesday In the gun deaths of bis parents last mouUi. The htxllcx of Nelson Delian, 32, and Ids wife were found in their apartment al nearby Hallandsl* Dec. 17 ailer the son plumed police and (old Uiem, "1 just shot my parents." Herald Index Bridge — •••• Pag* • Classified l'*g» 10 4 l t Comic* . Page9 Dear Abby — ------- Pag* 6 Editorial -------------- Pag* 4 E ntertain m en t______ Pag* 6 Lag*!* ------------------ Pag* 10 f u l l * .................... 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JANUARY 4, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 859 A multi-million dollar project to revitalise portions of the down­ town area into a shopping mall have firtled out, the Herald learn­ ed today. The ultimate scope of the pro­ ject would have spread from First St. to Lake Monroe and would hive included free parking spares for more than 750 ear*. Prominent business people’ have worked quietly for many month* to bring the project Into resliialion. Five of the property owners agreed to form a corporation but one refused lo go along with the project. The project would have includ­ ed tearing down many old build­ ings along First St. and pulling up modern structures. Each of the willing property owners received a letter this week, aa well aa city officials who were vitally interested in the project, telling them of ihe (allure to com ­ plete the program, The latter Hates in part that "after month* ot exploring all posslbla methods (o develop the Casselberry Calls Special Meeting \ c i c ^ By LARRY VKRS1IEL (A few abort onei . . . and lom e aure beta for Iht new year). • • • •i The construction of a new Osteen Bridge la dead for 1962 , . , That's the word from Max Brewer, fifth district road board member. • » • J. C. Hutchison will he re-elect­ ed chairman of the County Com­ mission next Tuesday morning. • • • »> # City Manager W. E. Knowles haa been aiked to "devote some time" on helping firm up a new franchise directive . . . Bill LefHer has also been contacted. * 3 « o A ' • County Dunn will District 4 will Ted X. * * Commissioner Vernon seek re-election in the race this year . . . So Williams from District • • • More than 000 auto license tags for 1962 were sold Tuesday, the first day they were available. • • • It sure would be nice to have a tag office In South Seminole. * •h * » The City atiU has received no word from the post office depart­ ment on posslbla lease of the present postal facility. ? » : t— • • • \ Gordon Frederick will change his mind and aeek another term In the legislature . , . Al Lormann will run against him. • • • The Jayceca are planning an extenaiva membership drive start­ ing around Ihe 15th of the month to go hand-in-hand with Jaycee week. • • a A move will be made by the Merchant! division of the Cham­ ber to revitalise Uie downtown aection . . . and watch for tha City Commission to give them a big boost, a a ■ 9) I) V % • Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps will sign over 200 proclamations this year and have his picture on the front page shaking handa with somebody about 20 times. • • • Three names were inadvertent­ ly left off the Junior High School Honor Roll, which was printed last week. From Mr. Joiner's eighth grade, Connie Colvin, Lin­ da Conn and Nora Butler also made tha honor roll. Apologies and congratulations, girls. Keep up the good work, • • « The County Agent's office will be moved to the stockade at tha County borne properly despite talk about an agricultural center. • • • t) >4 City Manager W. E. Knowles will once again ask that the com­ mission put in Die budget money for a city hall parking lot and once again it will be stricken out. • • * A special meeting of the Ca*-( Plana now call for the meeting sclberry Board will he called by' to be held at 9 a. m. in the town's Aldermen Hope Bennett and Rohn Municipal Hill. Ij«dy for Saturday to n k that "W e’re going to ask the bosrd the town conform with the rest lo bring Ihese liquor and beer of Die county on the sale of al places in line with the rest of the robotic beverages and to discuss county on the hours they're allow Die legality ot a plat on the Lit- ed to sell and we're atso notify liandsto Subdivision, Mrs. Bennett in* ministers and schools all over Die county of our action inviting said today. them to attend. Questions con­ cerning Ihe plat will pertain to Die legality of the method by which it was sppruved severs! months sgo In the living room of my Iwmc,'' Mrs. Bennett said. According to Attorney Kenneth McIntosh, Casselberry'* legal re­ presentative, the legality of Die planned meeting is questionable since there is some doubt ss to WASHINGTON (U P I> - Commu­ whether newly elected offlcisli nist nations have pumped S60-8100 lake over on Jsn. 1 or at the first million worth of military hard­ regularly scheduled meeting next ware InU. Cuba, enabling Fidel Monday at 7 ;30 j>. m. Castro to build the Western Hemi­ sphere's second biggest army, according to tha State Department. A report issued Wednesday night n id Castro's regime la so closely tied to the Sino-Soviel bloc that he probably could not wriggle away even if he wanted PACIFIC PALISADES, Caltf. to. ( UPI>—Police today attempted to The 23-paga, report, issued one piece together scraps of evidence year after the United States sev­ which might lead them to the ered diplomatic ties with Castro murderer of beautiful socialite said Bo per cent of Cuba’s foreign Doris Bowman. 22, who was fa­ commerce involve* trade with the lsity beaten In her S100.000 home. Communist world. An autopsy Wednesday showed Tl>e U.S. report i* a detailed that tha l-foot-T-tnch victim was su m m a ry of Cuba'* links with afrJck A tha head, .bin and neck co m m :, ism. It was prepared to % y ont tDurututnt »i* or lend support to U^. arguments, m n Umei- There aIw w„ evl. that the hemisphere nations dpncertr. BgulaUDn. should denounce Castro and ims j,e w (l not >eilU8|ly molested p ose economic and dlpkim.tic >B(J „ 1( hm)je w|| ^ Iuo,cd sanctions on his government. There was speculation that Mrs. The report include* available Bowman returned home after an information up to August, 1961 intruder gainrd enfranc* through Thu* it dots not refer to Castro's an unlocked door. Police said Die "I am a Marxist" speech of murderer may havo been 'urklng Dec. 2. in the bouse while the pretty vic­ $60 Million Red Aid Pumped Into Castro's Cuba Pretty Socialite Beaten To Death tim talked lo her mother on the telephone. Police said Ihey wars working on the theory that Mrs. Bowman was killed by a burglar or a nar­ cotics addict. Her husband ii a physician. Building permits In Seminole Officers pointed out that two County dropped sharply during other physicians' homes—one next 1061, record* at Zoning Director door to Die Bowmans—were bur Robert Drown’* o ff lea revealed to­ garbled in recent weeks. day. Records showed that last year 1,184 permits were Issued during the year as compared with 1,686 during 1060. Valuations for th* list year were set at 89,026,036 as compar­ E LI SA RKTHVILLE, Katanga ed with 811,882,606 fur 1960. In the city permits maintained (UPI)—President Moise Tshombe the same steady trend about the told his provincial assembly todsy he finds no fault with Itx of eight 82 million mark for the year. points of the Kitons agreement that would end Katanga’i seces­ sion from Die rest of the Congo. The largest class ever to attend Tshombr'f speech was consid­ a Personal Survival Course in ered remarkably mild. IP- made Seminole County te scheduled to it to in assembly s c i o n that matt for the opening class at 7 started lete, almost never got off p, m. today tn th* Forest City Bap­ the ground and was made up of tist Church. a hare quorum of 35 deputies. Seminole Building Permits Decline Tshombe Balks On Two Points CD Course To Open The board of directors of Legion Fair Assn, will be special guests at the 40 and 8 dinner Tuesday, Jan. 9, at 7 p. m. at the Legion Hall on llwy. 17-92. Joel S. Field president of Die Fair Assn., an­ nounced today. !«>I« •Tborndyk*" and "Chico,'* wa» the leader of an anti-Castro hand op­ era tin g in th* northeastern part o f La* Villa* Previn**. Atlas 'Kinks' Being Fixed CAPE CANAVERAL (U PI) Scientists working to put a XL S. astronaut Into orbit Dili month wars expected today to iron out rocket troubles which have pushed the shot at least one n ttk deeper into the calendar. ™ . The difficulty cropped up "al most overnight" during a routine Story In Herald Locates Relative It pays to advertise! Hardly had Wednesday's copy of the Sanford Herald hit th* streets before th* lore) r . of C. had a phone call (rom a Mrs. 11. T. Brown, aliter-ln law of Elwood Hsjes. who is being sought by his sister in Delaware. Mr*. Brawn gave Hayes' present address In Sarasota. The news story which appeared In (he Herald asked whether snyone knew Die whereabout* of this man, who once ran an electrical shop here, over ten years ago. Mr*. Margaret Waltman of Wil­ mington, Del., his aiiter, haa not seen her brother in 27 yrars and all rfforts to locale him through conventional channel* had run in­ to a stone wall when he moved away from Sanford. Mr*. Georgia Hall, secretary al Die Chamber of Commerce saya she is posting an airmail letter to Mrs. Waltman today tu Inform her that "the lost has been found." Legislature. HAVANA (UJM)—The govern­ ment pros* today reported the ex­ e c u tio n "several days ago" of a cuuntvr-revulutlonaiy louder con­ victed of killing three civilian mi­ litiamen. It was the Hist execu­ tion to be announced in 1962. Acurdlng to an official release, Msrgarilo Lenta Flore*, alias MAYOR J. H. (JIMMY) Crappa. left, buy* th* first tict'i ball from rom Chief Roy Williams. ket for th* Policeman’; Th* ball Is scheduled Jan. 18, starling «& 9 p. ra. at tha Mayfair Inn. n o w A . . . BRIEFS 3 Die In Crashes SANTO DOMINGO (U P D -S eattered Incidents of violence and terror took at least three lives Wednesday In Ihe Dominican It*, public, R was reported today. Control Demanded BE RUN (UPI)—The East German Communists today Insisted on the right to control official American traffic crossing th* East-West Berlin border. Curb Foreigners BEIRUT (U P I)—President Fuad Chehab's government has ap. proved an "urgent" law to UgbU Ry United Pros* International en reatlrictlofli on entry and real* Frost nipped Florida again early dene* of foreigners In Lebanon, K today and a new cold wavs threat- waa learned today. sned th* Northsrn border atata*. But Wadnssday prstty busies*** TAMPA (U PI) — State Atty. donned bathing suits at a tourist station near Tallahassee to prove William D. Hopkins of Tallahasse* that it was warm "as always" in was arhaduled to officially begin investigation today Into th* Sunshln* But*, but Wednes­ bia day'* early morning temperatures charges of improper influence ia war* below (reeling a a far south th* Tampa Police Department. as Miami. Gov. F anis Bryant o f Florida LONDON (U PI)—British Prim# denied etal* chamber o f commerce report* that tourist* wer* fleeing Minister Harold Macmillan will open two dayi of talks with Gar* the atat* in search ot warmth, Th* Umperaturea dropped to 27 man Chancellor Konrad Adenaur degrees Wednesday near Miami Monday in Bonn, the Foreign Of. and farm fields wore frosted whit*. He* announced today. Water from lawn sprinklers turn­ ed to Ire in Miami's suburbs. HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Actreag Miami’s low temperature of 38 Wednesday set a record for th* Barbara Stanwyck was enjoylns dat«, at did Miami B*aeh'a 46-de- th* comforts of bom* today fol­ lowing a siege with virus in tho gre* reading. Florida's frost warning service hospital over th* Christ mas and said than waa litl* damage to Now Voar’a holidays. eitrus crop* from th* cold but veg­ etable crop* such aa beans, cucum­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Gov. bers and tomatoes war* nipped again. Th* cold caused fog blamed Farris Bryant, taking not* of o fur a 19-rar accideut near Miami, magasine article by Philip Wylls Gusty wind* spattered rain from criticising land conservation in coastal areas of th* 1’arifie north­ Florida, Wednesday dismissed th* west to Idaho and Montana moun­ Miami writer's Saturday Evening Post piece as "poorly Informed," tains. Light snow fell In a bolt from northern Minnesota to Now Eng­ MONTGOMERY, Ala. (U PI) — land early today. There were show­ Gov. John Patterson posted * ers in East Texas. Cold wav* warnings were up to- 850o reward Wednesday for Infor­ day for the Dakotas, Minnesota, mation leading to the conviction Nebraska, Iowa, Maine, Vermont of the slayer of a prominent Moand New Hampshire aa a reault of bile Negro leader, Alfred S. Criaa polar air mass which dropped lion, found beaten to death In his temperatures as much as 30 below car Friday night. sera in pert* o f Canada. Police Probe Set PENSACOLA (UPI) — Gov Farris Bryant told a Pen*scol» audience Wednesday that he will recommend that planning for a new four-year college here begin "within a mailer of days." Bryant said he will ask the I jT ] C j' tiet ( r ^..mediate re­ lease of the 850,000 . . tilsnning funds appropriated by Ihe 1961 Castro Executes Rebel Leader J )# K IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES marked the installation Wednesday nl the Shrine Club of new Kiwanls Club president, W. E. Kirchhoff, (right), as he is handed the Ravel by his predecessor, James Grant. Installation activi­ ties were directed by Lt. Gov. Warren H. Edwards of Orlando. Installed along with Kirchhoff were first vice president George Andrew Speer, and second vice president. Adm. (ret.) Robert Jackson. New directors arc Edwin Shinholser, I’ eter Btikur, Ed Lane, James Barnett, J. C. Davis nnd M. R. Strickland. Treasurers are B. B. Crumley and N. V. Farmer nnd secretary, Ralph Smith. (Herald Photo) Bryant To Propose New State College How ii Ihe Palms bring healed on these cold winter days? • ■ • Florida Nipped Again; New Cold Blast For North downtown area comprised of a full block between First St., Com­ mercial and Park A\e., we regret tn inform you that we have decided to drop the project. "W e were forced to make this decision even though we still have two commitments from national companies (hat would occupy approximalely two-thirds of the en­ tire area." "The Idea was abandoned when it was impossible to find a solu­ tion that would meet the re. quirrment* of one property own­ er." Dr. Duak S. Campbell, prcslleni emeritus of nutfda S i.'v Univer­ sity, has agreed U> take the Job of executive director of the Quali­ ty Education Committee crested by the 1961 Legislature, liryant announced. The committee is charged with the job of making a top to-bottom study of Florida public schools with an eye to improving them. The chief executive, in a major address winding up "Governor Bryant Day" bare, reiterated kia the ms that Florida needs no new check of ^he Alias booster rocket fuel tanks, and forced the g4u<) million Mercury program to give up plans for sending astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. on Ihe orbital voyage on Jan. 16. Official* of tha National Aero­ nautics and Space Administration rescheduled Die launching for Jan. 23—a dale which etil! will be subject to changa if more problems are encountered. Informed sources said Die tank­ age problem was not a serious one, but (hat It created a had sit­ uation because the routine chuck of this system falls into a se­ q u e n c e of tests which must follow in a certain order. "They’ve almost got it squared away now," one source told United Press International early today. "The problem actually In­ volved a delay of only 24 lo 48 hours, hut the spare agency de­ cided to give us a week more to simplify tha problem of dispatch­ ing tha recovery Beet." He explained that this will give technicians enough additional timo to make aura tha problem is solvril, without running tha risk of sending Ilia fleet to ses " l o sit out there for nothing (or day* ar.d maybe weeks." The lleet will be alaUoncd in recovery areas over the Atlantic to retrieve Glenn and his bell, shaped cspsule following their re­ turn lo earth at tha and of Ihe thrre-orhit trip. Foster Parents Keep Florida Boy Two-Power Talks Actress On Mend Wylie Answered CINCINNATI, Ohio tU I'l) — A 10-year-old boy will remain her* wiDi his foster parents rather than lie relumed to his natural parent* in Florida aa Die result of a court decision. Common Pleas Court Judge Louts J. Schneider refused Wed­ nesday i writ of habeas corpus by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Slauenwhile of Pinellas Park, Fia., for return of the boy. Schneider said to grant the writ ALGIERS, Algeria (U P D -B il- would hr contrary to the best ter violence between European interest of Die child as Die Florida and Moslem faction* raged couple had neglected the boy for through Algeria on Die fourth day nearly II years. i'llllA D E I.r illA (U P I)— Mail* The boy, Wilfred, was one of of the new year today, bringing a mounting toll of dead and in­ four children pul out for care by 1’aloulan, 86, wa* arrested WedDie Slauenwiiitea 10 years ago. nesday night on charges of at­ jured. The couple said they were unable tempting to lx,nib the hum* of At least 411 were killed anil 75 ______ _______ ________ care for them al Dial time but Hi).. William J. Green, (l)-P a .l, wounded Wednesday alone, a c­ lu got the olher children hack during who is a power in I’enniylvanla cording to official sources. |politics. The latest attacks were centered j Die past 18 months, mainly in Algiers and Oran. Three persons were repuru-d killed in Oran, including a European terr­ orist shot by police At least 14 persons were wounded, most ol Diem .Moslems, police <vd. In Algiers, there were three gun Plenty of *|>ort* thrill* will he cii tap for Seminole attacks and one grenade attack. County m-Ulent* starting Friday night when the OrPolice sources *a;d ai.m st alt lando-Seminole Jal-Alal Fronton open* it* door* for the i.ie Oran violence was caused by first lime nt 7:45 )>. m. young European terrorists hands The fronton, located just o ff Hwy. 17-92 and SR attacking Moslems, Death Toll Mounts In Algerian Strife Bombing Attempt Special: Care For Mentally III Held Lacking JACKSONVILLE (UPI) _ The numlHT of menially ill in Florida outnumbers Die hciii available fur Dteir rare by five to one, a state health official said Wednesday. Dr. Wayne Yeager, director of Die Mental Health Bureau, fold a legislative delegation headed by Sen. W. C. HcrreU of Miami Springs that at toast 80,000 Flori­ dians need mental care, but th* itsta has only 10,000 beds for them. Jai Alai Section In Herald Today -136 promise* to he one o f the greatest sport* attractions for the area. Architect i* John Hnrton whih the Carroll Daniel Construction Co. built the modern facility. Leroy Robb, vice president af the Carroll Daniel firm gave a special pat on the hack lo work superin­ tendent T. A. Champion who worked "so hard to make the Job a success." This was Chumpion’s first job in the Sanford area Hint he had been with the firm for three year*. The Herald is running a special section on the fron­ ton in today'* edition. Other oub-contractoro were: Bradford Concrete Ser­ vice, Inc., Clark Construction Co., Inc., Imperial Decorator*, Lee Brothers, Lundquiat Foam Products, Perma Stress, Inc., Gator Lumber, Carpet Fashion* Of Orlando, H. C. Buchanan Concrete, Evan* Roofing, McKaney, K. M. Wilkin*. Offers Reward Ban The ‘Twist’ TAMPA, Fla. (U PI) The city recreation department has (orbidden tile dancing of "lh* twist'* al Tampa's community reniera. A department official laid Die n i­ Don S ne west dance crate was conaderxd unwholesome for civil. dren teen-ager* who use Dm renters. Indict Floridian For Parricide FORT LAUDERDALE (t'P D — Henry Delian, 25, was Indicted on two counts of firsl degree murder Wednesday In the gun deaths of bis parents last mouUi. The htxllcx of Nelson Delian, 32, and Ids wife were found in their apartment al nearby Hallandsl* Dec. 17 ailer the son plumed police and (old Uiem, "1 just shot my parents." Herald Index Bridge — •••• Pag* • Classified l'*g» 10 4 lt Comic* . Page9 Dear Abby — -------- Pag* 6 Editorial ---------------- Pag* 4 Entertainment_______ Pag* 6 Lag*!* -------------------- Pag* 10 f u l l * ..................... Pag* 10 Society L*___ .__ Pag* 6 A 7 Spurt* — .................... Pago 8 �«■ » Open Friday Nights Sanford Stores To 'People Want It,' Merchants Assn. Finds es Found Who In Blizzard Tbe Salifuid Merchants A nn. voted Wednesday U) continue stay­ ing open on Pilday night* until D p. m., "bec»u»e that’* whit the p*opl* want." E. C. Harper Jr., re-elected head o f the merchant* dlvliiun of the Chamber o f Commerce, railed tbe npreaetitative* of all atore* and downtown business** l o f t l h i Wednesday to dlicun plan* for tho turning year, and thi* wo* tbalr main topic of ditcutiion. ul don’t think we have any alternative," told John Ivey, "till* ie what our custom*)* want and exW IffM yttdir,.' iiu iiii tr,f Uie u ta w m x Jhr up ot an outline for the yenr’ a actlvttiei, lijr Harper, Co-chairman Charlie Robinson and Tressuror Ralph Cowan, it appear* unllkley tliat MARCH OP DIMES MAILERS were placed in mall channels last week by prizet will b* (tv«n every week. these members of the Anns Milter Circle who are .sponsors o f tho annual However, tome prize*, gift*, cer­ polio foundation fund drive. The drive extends through the month of tificate* and "bigger" winning* January, climaxing with the Mothers March and the Mother’s roadblock. will apparently he drawn at »tatA total of 18.000 mailers have been sent out with the assistance n? Post­ #d Interval*. master Guy Allen, shown here with Mrs. Robert Zltlrower, co-director of Harper **id that ha believed the county foundation, Mrs. Huelen Hale and Mrs. Charles Stafford, com­ that a flexible due* *tructure mittee members from the Anna Miller Circle. (Herald Photo) should bo eel up for th* entire merchant’* association, whereby bueineiie* with th* lirgett net in­ come pay more, medium died •tort* lest, and email buiineeece, ■till less, In order to let each per­ son pay hi* pro rata share, accord­ CHICAGO (UPI) - A reputed tog a federal priion term for ernment to the trial of Jimmy ing to th* profit* he would h* li­ crime *yndic»le triggerman *crv- auto theft waa i-ported today (The Monk) AUegretti; Frank able to rsc*lv*. ready to blow the whittle on bit (Hot Dog) LiseUndrello; the lat­ Plena were dltcosted for a sec­ ea-colleguei in a whuky hijack­ ter'* brother, Joteph (Ruffy) Lisond sale* forum, modeled along th* Lout* Darlak, and ing trial icheduled to open Mon­ clandrello; Uim* of s recent on* conducted by Dave Falione. day. th* Business and Bale* Dept, o f th* University o f Florid*, a down­ The five men and Covelli were Gerald Covelll, 41, who wa* town *urv«y and general Improve­ whliked Into Chicago from * fed­ charged with theft of five ciaei ment plan, the us* of decal* on eral penitentiary Wednesday, alio of whiaky from a freight forward WASHINGTON (UPI) — The window* o f participating m*rhat agreed to leitlfy to a Jury ing company. shanta, and th* variation of prist* United State* and Ruziia, after fixing proaecutkm of another Covelli wm reported to have to bo offend. nearly • year of haggling, havs crime *yndicat* figure, federal al»o agreed to (ratify for the Robinson, manager o f Penny’* proaecutton in the Jury-fix trial of tentatively agreed to ilart l i ­ oflicera laid. ■tors emphasized that “ w* must The Chicago Tribune reported Joaeph (Joey) Caesar Dl Varco ne lion dizarmzment talking In work together or not at all. W* the underworld haa placed a *20,- on a charge atemming from an must have th* oooptration » f all Geneva March 14. axrller trial in the aame hijack 000 price on Covelli’a head. tba merchant*," The agreement depend* on ap­ However, Covelll wa* reported tog caae. Employ* compensation for Fri­ proval from wight unallgncd na- being held to a tuburban county Covelli waa scheduled for re day night sales wa* discussed with Uona which would be included In Jail and federal authorltiea denied leaa# Jan. >4 from tbe Milan, the majority opinion apparently they were taking any unuaual pro Mich., federal priion, where h* that sale* d*rk* d e e m * compens­ the talk* with five Wealern and caution* to aafeguard him. he* been aerving a 30- month a five Soviet bloc countries. ation, sillier In th* form of overCovelll wa* to plead guilty and term for hit part in an interna­ Rina pay, or sstra tlm* off. The talka would reiume, in ex- appear aa a wltnati for the gov­ tional aulo llieft ring. A plan o f leaving itor* light* on pined form, the 10-nation general Is display windows until midnight dlaarmnment talk* which brok* was brought up when one mar- off June 27, IMSO, In Geneva when chant said that th* town wa* dark Rusiia walked out. ///////////////////^ ^ ^ ^ ^ end dead after closing Urn*. In 1M0, the talk* included the "People Ilk* to window shup,” United Stale*, Britain, France, he laid, "and if thiy like what Italy, and Canada for tha Wait th*y •**, tomorrow they will com* and Ruiila, Poland, Ciechoalo. vakla, Bulgaria and Romania on U end buy It-1 On* store manager brought out the CommunUt aide. th* fact that when he had a draw­ For the renewed talk!, Hraill, ing during which people signed Uurma, Ethiopia, India, Maxleo, their name# and address*!, "you’d Sweden. Nigeria and th* United bo omasod whtro those pooplo com* Arab Republic would be added to from to shop h*r*. Th«rs Is a com that lilt. pUt# diversification o f ahoppers The II nations would discuss from all ov*r th* county, end even I disarmament of conventional from surrounding counties." j weapons and manpower. Triggerman Ready To 'Talk' In Hijack Case Disarmament Talks Planned Mar. 14 &antnrli LONDON (U PI)—Britain, which coatkteri central heating un­ healthy, waa dealt another blow from Old Man Winter Wednesday night when a tog slipped In and brought new misery to a nation that la staggering under the worst cold wave and snowfall In decsd4s. Murky fog blanketed many evads and resulted in scores of accidents. In Londoe, crowds beading horns ware caught dur­ ing the rush hour by transporta­ tion slowdowns. Ia Birmingham, the mercury plunged to three degree* above zero — the coldest temperature there since they started keeping record* back in 18M. The temperature hovered in Die RATON, N. M. (UPI) - Three Ik>>* who hiked onto a mow -covered m en UK Thursday—only to meet death in near billiard conditions—will be buried Saturday. Searcher* found the last body, that of Joe Darrai, 13, Wednes­ day huddled beneath a ipruee tree on nearby Johnson M en. The bodies of Morrla Salatar, I and his brother, Carloa, 7, were found on top of the 30-aqnare mile m e n New Vear’a Day, The three and Darrai* brother. Billy, 17, started out to bike to V WvC'U.i'i.V to' ttto Wi'w-. covered foothills last Thursday. Billy Darrai. ipeechleai and nearly paralyzed, (tumbled into Raton Friday. His itory of the hikers, who had Uken no food, matchei or extra clothing, touched off a search by 120 policemen, depu­ ties, National Guardsmen and volunteer*. Track* made by searchers criss-crossed the area where Joe Darrai was found, but the body had not been lighted earlier. The neereat tracks were SO yards from the body. Pilot Trapped As Plane Crashes PICAYUNE, Ml**. (U PI) — A pilot who baited out o f hi* (trick•n U2 hlgh-altitud* jet plan* Tueday night was rescued Wed­ nesday from a marshland cypres* tree where be hung by hla para­ chute itrapi for more than 10 hour*. A Coast Guard helicopter found th* pilot. Capt. Charles B. Strat­ ton, Si!, dangling In th* tre* In a awampy area near the Pearl River. Hi* plane, the *am« type Francis Gary Powers wa* flying »h 4h he wa* ibet down over Rut«U. apparently exploded end c rashed on the Louteiana-Mtesls■Ippl border near her*. TOTAL RESOURCES Kennedy Plans To Trim Stay In Florida PALM BEACH. FIs. (UPI) - I 1 Vreimcnt Kennedy plan*i to trim hit May in Florid* by 14 hours *nd return to Washington late Friday, It was learned today. The Chief Executive has been here ilnce Dec. 19 when he Castro Draws Wrath Of Church VATICAN CITY (U PI) — A Vatican official aaJd Wednesday that Cttben Premier Fidel Castro "can be considered to have been excommunicated" from the Ro­ man Catholic Church. Archbishop Dino Staff#, canon­ ist to th# Vatican secretariat o f state, said that anyone who ex­ pelled a bishop we* automatically excommunicated from th* church under canon law. Castro expelled the auxiliary bishop o f Havana, M*gr. Eduardo Bose MsividaL Tha archbishop, (pacifically asked by nawimtn whether Cas­ tro had incurred expulsion by hi* action sfa in it Mssridal, said that "whoever impede* th* function* o f a bishop in the carrying out of hi* work incur* according to canon law automatic excommuni­ cation." k Castro, he said, "can be con­ sidered to have been excommuni­ cated.” rushed southward to the bedside, the President planned to devote di tux \x .\a i 'u-lr.u ■giliv' former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy suffered a stroke. The elder Kennedy is on the mend and th* President has decided to work in Washington Saturday be­ fore flying to Columbus, Ohio, for a political speech that night. Originally the President had planned to remain her* until Sat­ urday afternoon, then fly direct to Columbus for a Democratic fund railing banquet marking the birthday of Gov. Michael V. DlSalle. After Kennedy da voted much of Wednesday and Tuesday to con­ ferences here with his chief de­ fense adviser*, White House sources laid tha President re­ quested aa alternate travel plan which would taka him to Wash' togton before going to Columbus. One of the President's closest associates, Theodore C. Sorensen, special counsel to Kennedy, ar. rived her* Wednesday. He and ha/.'. \), uer.-.f pitted drafting of Kennedy's Stal* of the Union Message. Congress returns Jan. 10 and Kennedy will deliver the message Jan. 11 or 12. He has scheduled a nows confer­ ence for Jan. IS. Sometime before Cong res* re­ convenes, the President expected to be In touch directly or indirect­ ly with Republican, as well as Democratic, leaders of the House and Senate. A major conference of Democratic leaden was set tentatively tor Monday at th* Whit* House. Greenland'* Interior I* covend by an enormous sheet o f ice, bury­ ing all mountain* and valleys be­ low Its surface. The Ice sheet has an araa o f about 727,000 aquar* mites and ia by far the greatest glacier o f the Northern Hemis­ phere. COMPLETE HEARING AID SERVICE G. C. Hearn, Consultant M A IC O HEARING AIDS Earmark Of Flea BVERY FRIDAY 1« Hearing ImaUumcate A- M. TO 1 P. K. MILLER RADIO ft APPLIANCES i n South Park Aveau* Retteries — Cord* — Repair* — For Most Make# Ph. FA I-4 U I Far Hem* Appolatmeat -------------f / ----------------------------------- December 31, 1961 if eloso of buslnoss liabilities Capital Stock ........................................$ 500,000.00 Surplus .................... 320,000.00 Undivided Profits ................................. 74,022.80 Reserves «* *•*..**.».*— •..«h............... 18,886.51 Reserve for Bad D eb ts......................... 163,935.14 Unearned Discount .............. 125,000.00 Deposits ................................................. 11,014,004.40 $12,215,848.35 TOTAL LIABILITIES officers said. "I couldn't get another passenger aboard. They carried on in a sinful, shameful way." „ They just "laughed at me. Seitz said, when he told them to close the windows and stop smoking. When police arrived at tho interaection they said traffic was "getting pretty jammed up." They notified Pittsburgh Railways which dispatched a tow truck to remove the bus. Seitz, along with Gilbert TIetel. presi­ dent of the bus drivers’ union, is sche­ duled to appear before company officials today. PITTSBURGH (UPI) — ” Bub 392, where’a your driver?" That in what puzzled police naked themselves Wednesday when they were called to the busy interweetion of Forbes nnd Shady Avenues to investigate re­ ports of an abandoned bus. Frank C. Seitz, 51. an employe o f the Pittsburgh Railways Co. for 16 years, walked away from his bus at the intersec­ tion after a group of high school students became unruly. "I could not put up with it any longer," Seitz told police. "They filled the but to the doors,” he Loans and Discounts ......................... $ 4,768,357.24 Banking House, Furniture 302,764.65 and Fixtures 3,770,454.38 U. S. Govt. Bonds 1,697,828.95 Other Bonds 7,144,726.46 Cash & Due from Banka 1,676,443.13 30i in this area and more log was forecast today. Adding to the nation's mliariea was a postal slowdown over a pay raise fight. In addition, \eg•table prices were soaring be­ cause of Uie cold was*. Following the deaths of two babies due to the cold, the Brit ish Medical Association warned mother* not to leave their chil­ dren • unbelted rooms, Tha sited* of the weather have been damaging. Construction Jobs have been slowed down, movie attendance la reduced and soccer game* have been cancelled, caus ing havoc in foo'hall pools, with the possibility that more games this Saturday will lie called off. m $12,215,848.35 g directors a (bm im ndnq — C 0 . TODD YOUR NOW U IA T IO N W ID E LOCATED AT — 3163 8. PARK AGENCY SAVE- UP TO 36% Aulo Fred H. McNulty ............................................... Chairman o f the Board Andrew Carraway....................Carraway A McKIbbin Insurance Agency T. E. Tucker ................ .................... Preaident jr* C. R. Cionta............ .......................... ............... Fanner, Pres., Central Fla. c . Howard McNulty Vice Preaident ProdueUon Credit AssocIaUon, Oviedo Ralph W. Pezold ................... Vice Pres. & Installment Loan Officer 'v j Fred H. McNulty ....... .............. Chairman o f ihe Board, Haines City Mury R. Douglass ...... .... ........................ A».M«tant Vice Preaident w -l c. Howard M cN ulty------------ ------Vice Preaident of the Bank. Ft. Meade Edward Davis .......... ............................ Assistant Vice President •<* W. A. P a trick ...... ........- ..... ............... ....President, Patrick Fruit Corp. Richard Keogh ........................................... ........... Cashier K§ T. E. T u ck e r............................................................President o f tha Bank Patricia H. Gatchel ........... .... ........................ Assistant Cashier Jw Wade S n yd er........... ........ ......................... Mgr. N.A.S. Bank Facility MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A \ K. Next To Thriftway On ! to HO Phpne — FA 2-8588 ALL LINED WRITTEN ^ Anyone Seen Frank? resources London Staggers From Fog Page 2—Thura. Jail. 4. 1962 Urralb FLORIDA STATE/BAtyK OF a n ic y ic t i II « �«►.». I 9hr S«nforS frnlB YOU'RE D O U A R S T h u rx . Jan. 4, 1962— Pnpe 3 Trust Busters In New Heated Clash Over Banks AH EAD 1 w it h o u r lo w p ric e s WASHINGTON (UPI) - A new conflict haa developed between the comptroller of the currency and Justice Department trustbusters. The dispute, second clash in­ volving the two agencies in less than a year, is over who should move against hanks accused of conspiring to fix their service charges. Comptroller James J. Saxon, who has been in office less than two months, feels his agency should handle such cases. Out the Justice Department filed an un­ precedented civil suit in Newark, N. J.. Dec. 26 accusing three small New Jersey hanks of con­ spiring to set identical charges for checking accounts, drafts and other cervices. Saxon's predecessor, Ray M. V.'iuW/,'' ‘e.-kiiUA: *«!!.'. ’.'.O antitrust division. Gidney, a hold­ over from the Kiscnhuwcr admin, isiration, was forced to resign after he Incurred the displeasure of the trust-busters hy approving a number of bank mergers. Two of the three New Jersey hanks named in (lie Dec. 26 suit are national banks, and subject to regulation hy Saxon. He has as­ signed bank examiners to make an independent investigation of tha Justice Department’! charges. On Dec. 2 the Justice Depart­ ment also subpoenaed 18 Dallas, Tex., bank officers to appear be­ fore a federal grand jury with records relating to their banks’ service charges. In addition, it baa initiated inveitigatloni in Cali­ fornia, Minnesota and Missouri. Government Inspected Turkey Parts Thight, Lb Legs AM S t# -tUMMi ■t ! 11 SHELLED PECANS Half or Whole 1 Lb. Cello Lb. Pkff. Boston Butts Sunnyland Pork R o a st-39* Sausage-39 ,Bacon B.ologna - 39 Swift's Premium Jumbo Chunk Firm .. 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CHOPPED STEAKS IjV £ VOf» *m n JANUARY CVH w m m w m m m M m t x .' iimsm 3 9 ' nut courex roe GO Top Vila Slseps M Vm. Hm Vm SW la Addtflae Ta Tfcasa >afalady lama# Wfcaa YawPershasa Twa p.aa. Soura.aa S im P nim GRAB STICKS *•»• AFTU JAMUAMY CfN ASTOR M A X W ELL H O U SI CO FFEE 39 S h o r t e n i n g i-L4 9 ^ ■49* O 'sa g e Peaches"? 19' A pple Sauce 9 a rg a rin e 2^29' Detergent 5 9 ' 49' .• .• 1-lb. Con 1-lb. Bog IAVI M# IAVI (J0r Limit iL -iir w i 1 i u ati this i f » f a price | / V t W with W l t i l rFood w y Order. w i * SNOWDRIFT ir iu r i SPECIAL . . Save 8' a Can . . Limit 2 with Food Order ASTOR I vr\ e n w i Y yjo t 3-fb- jm Can fm m m r ia v i Save A# a Con . . with Beont S a la d A* tm Neeml Wii*».;Dit4e' Morton's Frozen Chicken, Beef, Turkey, Salisbury, Horn & Meat Loaf YOUR 1 v w A CHOICE W eaW fW B 46-oe. Cane P ork & B ean s >hu covrew res la MfWw TaTL— lagnlaHy (•mad Wbsa Y*a Pankara Astor Frozen 4 V £ ’b S p r o u t s T a ffy Orange Juice 5^ 99' Meat Dinners 2 - 7 9 Fru it P i e s r i T 3 -*1. G reen P e a s 5 'C’I. moilm GOTor Vilie Slaaps Morton's Frozen Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut P i n e a p p l e J u i c e 4 J 1. . . i «# 3-lb. Jm Ca n ia v i FREESTONE SPECIAL . . Save 7* o Con . . Limit A with Food Order . . STOKELY'S No. 303 Con SPECIAL . . Quarters . . SUPERBRAND YOUR CHOICE . . Limit 1 ot this price with Food Order. ARROW CHEER Giant Box Giant Box SAVE I I # SAVE 10# Ig M Call FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. 1H W. 1st S t. SunHuland Small 1 0 - 1 2 Lb. Smoked Save 8# o Con . . Dole I'E ll 108 LB. CYLINDER 49; Quantity Rights ReMr,td — p riri* Good Thure, F r l, S e t , Jen. 4, i , • tB B m Government Rules Out TV Gimmicks WASHINGTON (U P I)-N o mat­ ter how much (having cream it used, the Federal Trade Commitaion couldn't ahave the grit off a piece of sandpaper. The commission was intrigued by a IDS# seriea of tele via ion commercials which chewed a cou­ ple of professional football playera with “ (endpaper bearda" get­ ting close shevea with Palmolive Rapid Shave cream. To drive home the measage, the commercial went on to depict a piece of aandpaper, liberally lard­ ed with the (having cream, being whisked clean with one atroke of • raior. So the FTC got e piece of ooarae sandpaper, a raior and a can of Palmolive Rapid Shave. K did not use football pleyera. No mailer how much of Use cream the FTC men squirted on the paper, or bow long they loft k there, the sandpaper would not be shaved smooth. It just got •oggy. Delving further into the matter, the FTC said, k found that the aandpaper in the TV commercial waa a fake. What k really waa, tha eommiaiion said, waa pleriglasa covered with sand. So tha FTC Wednesday ordered the Colgate-Palmolive Co. and Ted Betea A Co., e New York advertising agency, to stop such “ false, misleading end deceptive'' ads. p lu s W * •' U \ ’ ■- ■»*V r* GET E X TR A V A L U E A N D TO P VALUE STAM PS A T H U fiM u t Av 100 K. *4 atop �n Peter Edson Big Job Ahead J Now that J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps has taken over the leadership of the City Commission as mayor we wish him well. >. , ii Jim Is n successful businessman and well quali­ fied because of his popularity and personality to assume a leadership In matters of public policy. It will be Jim's responsibility to push for major utility Improvements, including the start o f a vast water improvement program nnd sewage treatment plant. These Improvements are a "must” for the growth of Sanford. . . . . „ , . The mayor, It should be explained, usually Is chosen by rotation from among the five-member board and is the "front mnn” for the city, appearing frequently as spokesman at public ceremonies. His leadership, his ability In public relations, his grasp o f civic matters can make the mission of the City Commission smoother by selling the program to the people. The job Is exacting . . . . demanding . . . . Frankly wc arc glad the job isn’t ours . . . . nnd we join the en­ tire city in wishing Crapps a pleasant and successful year. i Dr. Crane’s 3 I r ;i -a t If; 1 j H i j » , i !3 Worry |M til i-I a5 ! g•**4 m t ; I 2 : t il' a ’n M a: 4 Notice Ih* itendy hobby that Mr. Bchrocder has d*veloped, even though ha la now la his •Oth year. For hobbies help yon lira longer. Whan yea atagaata and resign yoaraelf to an easy chair, yon arc likely la dla earli­ er. Resolve to wear oatj not raet oat. Then you'll lira longer, too. CASE 1.-404: Mr. C. H. Schroeder la now In hla 00th year. On hla 89th birthday, Mra. Crane and I vlalted him in Indianapolis fo r ha la a vary Intare* ting parson. For example, at the age of 80, ha decided he’d Ilka to taka up wood earring. Mind you, ha had nerar dona anything ilka this before! So ha fitted out a workshop In tha haaamant o f the house and sent fo r books containing colored pic turea o f birds and fish. Than ha taught himself the dslleats art o f flna earring. Ha would often uia tha cams seals employed In tha Illustrations, so hla tiny birds would be no larger than a dims. On tha walla o f hla workshop are carved fish, too, o f both tha freah water and daap sea variety, Ha likewise has a complete ar­ ray o f rarious members of Uia shark family, all drawn to exact seals and painted in their natural hues. For Mr. Schroedor not only c a m s bird* and fish but ha Ilkawise paints them so they are per­ fect likenesses o f tha original. For many years ha haa axhlbltad hla sculptured creatures at tha annual hobby show. Ills bobby la also moderately lu­ crative, for hs often sells his carv­ ed bfrde and flah. In fact, some patrons Ilka to have an entire col­ lection, as o f the aunflsh family. For a couple o f years 1 had been hearing glowing accounts of Mr, Behroeder'a hobby from Clifton Illrechman, an Indianapolis manu­ facturer, so when he suggested we atop for a few minutes at Mr. Behroeder’a home, Mrs. Crane and 1 were delighted. And It happened to be at the very moment he wee having a family birthday dinner, honoring his 89th milestone. Mr. Bchrocder la active, alert mentally and a typical bobby an (busiest. I salute him today aa an example for millions o f you flna folks who Clinic have passed the age of 65 and are dropping out o f rsgulsr employ­ ment at factory or office. Don't vegetate tha rest of your Uveal Utilise these Golden Years for launching upon new projects or hobbles. Many of you will still have 25 years o f setiva life ahead o f you, so don't degenerate Into “ Worry Warts” who just gossip about their “ Innards'* on every possible occasion. Remember, your gall bladder and heart and bowel and kidneys and Joints should be kept PRI­ VATE affaire. Why discuss thsm In public I Keep such things for the private visit with your family physician but for heaven's sake, cut out this widespread bed habit la America of trying to gain the limelight in every social gathering by talk about your aqhca and palnsl That's negative thinking, any­ way, to change over to a POSI­ TIVE outlook and become forward thinking. Emerson says you aren't old aa long as you are thinking FOR­ WARD and planning for the fu­ ture, aa Mr. Schroeder aptly ahova ua. So develop hobbles, such s> growing African violets or rosea or grafting f(ult trees or making toys at a basement workshop or helping tha precinct Captain o f your area get tha voters to the polls on election day. Wear out . . . don't ruat outl (Always writ* to Iir. Crane In care of this newspaper, enclos­ ing a long 4 cent stamped, ad­ dressed envelope and 24 cents to cover typing and printing easts when you send for one o f his booklets.) Diversified BEIRUT (UPI) — Tha Amer­ ican University o f Beirut hai in enrollment of 2,970 from fit emwtrice, according to the unlvertlty’a registrar. That Is nearly half again aa many atudenta aa regis­ tered for the last school year. Women students this year num­ ber 854. Arab students account for 78 per cent o f the student body. The university dates heck to 1888. OUR BOARDING HOUSE M OWDO 4*1,UBT* >da bus VOUKklOW1, M M : VAY» iti ixtft NDUMf VeRUYVOUto VUTVMftTj THE O t o scoffat R M ttr AMD MMf IT V fM tfrj PATCH-, X H A D A M tM O a lhcb Him —m a y . AttLMT OMIHft ItVaLZ— TUAX I HAP* fiMOKUHX'DOHH i s u A o e , ) FOR His IS LAST OFF A f THOUSAND OM: CA.PT: SU/WDHiAFF A nI FLOOR LAIMLESS « LAMP ( GOtCMS) OHNiAFVLRCUMXriTMAP sjm wooto »4 |i 'l l AoonesooB i&TwiffoaS/ lifHTLXMANVW OCALLAO. OHMBYetnSRQAYIS ■ ■otoacAstfippair.Wiol Csaaly Editor Soelrty Editor I w P IP +1 Henry McLemore Billions for defense but not a cent for a decant road map. For yeire my Influential voice has whined for road mepi which were practical end serviceable, to consequently they have gone from bad to worse. The only Improvement that hai been made ia that they are now easier to fold. It used to take four strong men, witling to run risks, to get one of the things beek to­ gether so it would fit In the glove compartment o f a car. Now only three etrong men, willing to run Hake, are needed. This slight gain, however, has been more than offset by a wild outburst o f eoynesa and cuteneaa on the part of road map manufac­ turers. They have taken to illuetretlnx their mepi with pictures o f tha flora end fauna, the flotsam and Jetsam, and the flih and fowl o f the countryside they por­ tray, I am going to drlvo to Vicks­ burg, Mies., next week and have been studying road maps to a how beat to get there. Truthfully, I don't believe I will make it un leas I throw away tha maps and UM tha old-faahlonad method of stopping awry mile or to and asking the way. And you know what that bring! forth. People al ways react aa If a stranger In their town kns.r as much about tha place aa they do. Direction! al­ ways go something like tfcla: "You say you want to get beek to Highway 18, huh! Well, (hit's easy enough. Just go down to Oak Street . . . No, better go a block pait Oak and turn right. Then cut in by tha Baptist Church and take that llttls alley thatll bring you out by the old Garold place. Go on straight for two blocks, tum right on Xvy, cross the railroad tracks, and you knew S Classified ataseger CtrcalaUsa 14 or Bastasss Uaaagsr Mesbaaeial ■«*!. ivisewraoR RATMl Notebook This Is tha way be peacefully took over Kashmir when India and Pakistan got their independence in 1447. But he says he will use force to keep Red China from taking over hunki of India on Its north­ ern frontier. In the Jargon of the neutralists, this probsbly mesns tbit India will offer no more reiletance than it did to the Red Chinese take-over of Tibet. This may help clarify the defi­ nition of a neutralist: A neutralist is on* who is bri>»dminded, tolerant, doesn't take sldra and is peace-loving. He will, however, take money from anyooe. For example, consider the case of President Nssecr of the now— since Syria dliaffillatad and Nas­ ser himself has disaffiliated Ye­ men — disunited Arab Republic. Nasser bought—on credit—a lot of Russlsn arms. He promlred to pay for them In Egyptian cotton. But this year Egypt had a bad crop. So Nasser now wants to "buy” American surplus cotton which be would then use to make a pay­ ment due on his arms debt. If he should get this cotton from the U. S„ this country would then be paid back in Egyptian pounds, most of which would then be loaned back to the UAR for ID Internal development. Do you fol­ low? This deal probably won't be al­ lowed to go through. But If it should, the question would be: “ who D the more neutral, Nasser or the U. S .t” Does that make everything clear? Other V . S. foreign relalkma are equally clear. The North Atlantic Treaty Organisatlon ia firmly united and de­ termined that It will stand to­ gether In support of the West Ber­ liners against the East Germans and the Russians. Except that France won't agree to negotiating with the Russians, and the other 14 NATO nations don't like the U. S. and UN policyon the Congo, disuniting the UN. The new alliance for progress with Latin America is coming along swimmingly, too. Only four countries have their development plans ready. But the United States Is keeping its promise to allocate 21 billion in aid during the al­ liance's first year. Think what tha total will be when they all get plans. The one Latin American eountry that won't get any aid will be Castro's Cuba. But don't be too sure that Cuba will be kicked out of the Organliatlon of American States when the foreign ministers meet at Punta del Eate, Uruguay, Jan. 22. Castro was a declared neutral up to a couple of weeks ago, when he admitted he had been a Com­ mie all along. He achieved on* distinction by thia declaration. It made him the only member of the club to ahow openly what a neutral really la. There. Thet should eonfusa everything. Happy 1982. rv > r Camel humps are maaici of fat, not water storage tank*. Is your progress sure •••your future secure? A fter that, It Is any man’s guess where my trail leada to. I wander through a picture o f a luscious bathing beauty, fight my way through a town that Is nothing but Spanish most, tear along a road whose highway numbers are obscured by orange groves, and head west for an abandoned sugar mill guarded by a bearded Spani­ ard with a steel hat on. leaving tha Spaniard behind, 1 move to a picture of a targa shrimp, and then turn ellghtly north to wander through what must be miles of cotton and peanut plants. After this picture ia behind me, 1 go aouth a bit and pasa through a lighthouse, a shipbuilding yard, two monuments to someone's bra vary, and a bad eg oysters. From the bed o f oysters X make my way to a large praline, which i hope means that I am nearing New Orleans. After New Orleans, tha map calls for m i to head to a fat mam my, eomplsto with bandanna and banjo. After that 1 am confident I ran maka Vicksburg. Just fol­ low the Statee' Rights Party bot- Fay Henle’s o 1961 earnings off $445,000.00 Your Pocketbook Q—I understand there la a treat deal o f published material en career opportunities. Can you toll ms what la avallabls?—J . J. W. Dear J . J. W.t Hot o f f tha press la tha newest edition o f "The Oc­ cupational Outlook Handbook," published by the U. 0. Deportment of Labor's Bureau o f Labor Statis­ tics. It describe* 860 Jobe In 10 ma­ jor Industrie*, cotta |4,60. Chancre a n , you’ll find e copy soon In your school or public library. New York Life Insurance Com­ pany's Career Information Service (SI Madison A v t . New York, N. Y.) has 4 free booklets—each one on n different career. Also free: booklets from tha New York State Department of Commerce, 112 B ute SC, Albany, N. Y. Write tha U. 8. Superintendent o f Documents, Washington 25, D. C., for a free Hating e f other car­ eer book DU. Q —la an insurance annuity tax­ able under an estate!—N. B. Fngc 4 Sanford, Florida Thursday, Junuury 4, 1962 Dear N . B.s Yea, It la taxable la the aetata e f the deceased. There w n r n a a. o i b u w , a o t n a n r a e u i a n u a a i v ia ia e L a m r a j . o m a i a a r i i i u s a i L i u u w are three things you should know Haaaalag Editor aevertlslng Director city Editor about the tax treatment of life Injv o v w e l l i m. r l u i n a e n u a a voi.T ni.tna as a s aurancot For Income tax purpose*, c ic a u t ra ju sa a a i m x~ a a o a a ia u r a n w « . lr the lump aum paymsnta o f a policy received In cash are exempt from federal and etote tax**- If the pro­ • f Ball All Atom ceeds ere to be made In the form nr Cantor nm «* rato la I m Mm I. C M .tr •to R n * •114* I Tm * •U * * Tm * 1-Tea* II1M o f specific periodic payments, then l a re a h m i w U * • MMtfea • h* * « * axe only that portion which Is "Inter­ U * R MMIR* R4t a Mm tea R He* the axe I M 1 Mm IR 14* 1 Mntfe * »**»i! ue est" In exceee o f $1,000 a year la I >u M l M tocr h u m * »• * « u * * * enhjest to heeaeo tax. I f the pettej 19. in! 1} A. •1 Political WAS1HNGTON (N EA) — The itcrnational situation la kinds un­ mixed here at the end of the year. So it behooves your faithful cor­ respondent to outstraifhten things a bit. The Idea is to maka every­ thing dunky-bory so that you can get the new year properly inuibered, with everything is a state of complete foncuslon. The trouble Is there's to much troublrdalk going on the world in. It was big news, for Instance, when Russia's Chairman Nikita Khrushchev admitted he could be wrong. But be didn't say that he ever had been. So there's no change there. The United Nations General As­ sembly ended one of lu most suc­ cessful sessions by admitting it would be 2170 million in debt by next July 1. It then authorised Acting Secretary General U Thant of Burma to issue up to 2200 mil­ lion in bonds to cover the indebt­ edness. This puts the UN definitely on a deficit finance basis, which is the way the United States has been run so successfully for the last 30 years, and there It nothing more to worry about there. The UN la now a going concern. Going broke, that Is. India's Prime Minister Jewaharlsl Nehru—the man of peace and disarmament who must have a fresh rosebud In hie tunic every day—came up smelling of some­ thing definitely not roses when he where tha thras roads coma t o - 1ton*. gather! Well, take the one on the I’ll Jet you know how 1 make used force taking over three Por­ right. Thatll gel you back to the |out. That is, if you care to know, tu geses enclaves. highway." I have blundered street this country In this fashion too many times not to long for a road map that la aa clear as spring water and la ecmpleUly devoid o f any­ thing fancy. The maps I have gathered for the trip to Vicksburg, with all Ihtir colorful pictures, are pretty but mighty near useless. From my town, which la marked by a racing car, I proceed to a plaee wnlch is illustrated with leaping dolphin. This, I guest, is Merinaiand. Then I go to a spot on the map marked by an old fort and soma ramshackle buildings, which, I take It, Is St. Augustine. 1* left with tha company for fu taro distribution and Just tho in tareet earned la paid out, this in Ureal would haro to bo reported exaetly as you are taxed on the Interest from any other Invest­ ment. Insurance policies era subject to the federal estate tax. However, your estate would have to exceed |80,000, or If you qualify for the marital deduction, $110,000, before being subject to tlie tax. So far as state Inheritance taxes go, Ilfs Insurance proceeds paid to named beneficiaries are not sub­ ject to taxation in by far ths ma­ jority of state*. Check the ruling In your state. 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Open your account here on or before Januaiy 10th to participate flitly in our June 30th earnings paid savers. 4Y«% Per Annum Anticiapted Dividend Rate ALLEN * CO. 211 E. LEMON 8T. LAKELAND, FLA. Member: Midwest Sleek Kith. Chicago Board af Trade Orlande Sales Representative Mrs. Stan Comstock Ph. U A 1-0054 0 s s o f l e i jC t i V n 0 4 �\ tHl» # « n fa r h fm lli Tliunt. Jan. 4, 1962— Page 5 New House Boss Says He's Demo Who Follows Line WASHINGTON (UPI) - “ I am a Democrat without prefixes or auHixci — a plain Democrat who goes down the line with tha main issues of the party.” This self characterisation came today from Rep. Carl Albert, S3, a quiet-spoken OklaTioman who is slated to become the new Demo­ cratic leader of the House. Thus, Albert rejected the de­ scription applied to him by Rep Richard Bolling (D-Mo.) who tried to defeat Albert for the leader­ ship—and failed. Bolling, 43, who was Albert's only challenger, withdrew from the race Wednesday. He told a news conference he had decided not to put his strength to the test at a caucus of the 238 House Democrats next week because “ I do not have enough support to Win." Bolling made It plain that he regarded this as a defeat for liberallim. He called himself a lib­ eral. He described Albert as a "liberal with reservations.” He said the late Speaker Sam Rayburn was "indeed a liberal," but he pointedly refused to char­ acterize Hep. John W. McCor­ mack, 70-ycar-old Boston Irish­ man, who will succeed Rayburn ai speaker next week. With no other contenders in sight. It is a foregone conclusion that House Democrats will tap McCormack for the top partypost and elect Albert to succeed McCormack in the No. 2 post of floor leader. Bolling said the "reservations'' he had about Albert's liberalism related to civil rights and to prob­ lems created by the existence of oil and gaa producers in Albert's congressional district. In an interview with United Presa International, Albert aald that hit overall voting record might be considered liberal by some and moderate by othcri but that no one would call him a conaervative. Albert'* friend* were miffed at Bolling's remarks which came in response to newsmen's questions. Albert said he had high regard lor Bolling and hoped there were "no personal feelings.” Although he took a l e a liberal stance on civil right* legislation than Bolling. Albert aupported the civil right* laws of 1837 and I960 in the form In which they were finally enacted. AF Base Chosen For Nuclear Tests MEN’S SPORT COATS • BOY'S BOY’S SUITS BOY’S PANTS COATS NOW • WORK GLOVES NOW SPORT COATS Value* to 12.98 NOW $ COATS NOW Reg. 12.98 to 24.93 NOW NOW CAR ONE LOT IN TANS. 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West German Ambassador Haaa Kroll arrived 30 minute* before the other envoys and stayed for the joint briefing, which lasted for 71 minute*. Thompson mat for S% boor* sith Gromyko Tuesday. Itnlhriifgan M EN ’S JACKETS 3 * Value* 4.96 lo 6.9H • 70 x 80 Cannon BEDSPREADS tO HOUSECOATS 49c pr, L Cravenette, Water Hr pel lent, 64.95 Value M IN ’S SPORT SHIRTS DUSTERS NOW OTHERS T O ------ Wool I PANTIES Only 100% Long SALE LADIES UNIFORMS Kirova Reg. 1.99 *2" or 2 W ere 4.93 to 10.98 NOW ALL SALES NO REFUNDS 125 W. FIRST ST, NEAR OAK AVE. SANFORD NO EXCHANGES �i OsuoUi By Abigail Van Buren Television THURSDAY P. M. imagine the nerve of that girl! What do two elderly parents do in a case like this? BADLY HURT DEAR ABBY: I am an intelligent girl. I hold down a good job, but need a little help with my love life. I have been going with a very eligible man for eeveral months. I know he la craxy about me, and ha ia the man I want to marry. He can give me everything 1 want in life—aocial posi­ tion, financial security, and the works. I am having trouble getting him even to talk about marriage. I have given him all the encouragement a man could want. 1 have led this horse to water. Now, how do 1 make him drink ? ANXIOUS TO WED DEAR HURT: Call your son, personto-person. and let him know what is going on. If he wants to put up with this kind of censorship from his wife there is nothing you can do. But if he is interested in know­ ing of your welfare, ask HIM how you may reach him without any interference. • DEAR AN XI0U 3: You can’t— so take o ff the spurs, sistar. This “ horse" could turn out to be a camel. • • • * DEAR ABBY: Once in a while a meml>er of our family will go to bed early to get some much needed sleep. Then some­ one will drive by. and even though It is as late at 10:00 P. M. they will ring tha bell saying, “ The lights were still on so we knew everyone was still up.” I think this is a whale o f a lot of gall. What do you do with callers who don’ t know any better thnn that? JUST PLAIN MAD • DEAR ABBY: Our son is married to a very peculiar girl. Last month my husband suddenly fell ill and we rushed him to the hospital for an emergency operation. I wrote our son telling him about it, but we heard nothing from him. Finally, when his father was out of danger, I telephoned our son to tell him the good news. He said he didn’t know his father had been sick I Then his wife wrote us a nasty letter saying she never gave our son the letter because she “ didn't want him worrying about any o f his folks." and, "please not to write him any moro bad news.” Can you DEAR MAD: Freeze them out with a chilly reception and it will l>c a hot day in December before they pull that stunt again. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO AMY F., FA­ THER O’H., and MRS. D. D. K .: I am returning your money. Sorry, but I do not sell my own books. If your local book­ store doesn't have DEAR TEEN-AGER, ask them to order it for you. l ie ((> (I I (I) « : l t ret * :* •:3» *:<• 1:11 till T ill till till 1:1# 1:11 1:11 lt :t f 11 SS ll.t t 11:90 tilt lilt lilt T ill T ilt T ilt 1:00 (i) s J h s (i)o m w A puttied 19-y*«r-old m n ti to know why the already married try ae hard to discourage young cou­ plet from merrying. T m IS year* old,” the writai, “ and I hare had otia year o f col­ lege and one year of working. I am engaged to a fine young man. No one ha* any fault to find with -him. But whanever I mention that wa plan to bo married when ) am SO all the adulte I know try to diecourage me. “ They tell me I have lota o f time and not to ho In any hurry. They tall me that I should enjoy my girlhood when I have the chance and not tie myself down to marrieg o They tell me that marriage can be pretty dull. AH I hear la discouragement. Why la thle.” * To he honest, few people o f 40; or SO really remember how they felt at 20. They don’t remember the Impatience o f youth, or a young perion’a InsUnctiva need to And a mate and build a home, or how long time ran eeem to a young person. When an older person says “ Why not wait a few years 1 " to a young person, "a few years'1 teems like nothing at all to the older person for whom time filet. But to a young person In love "a few years” can teem Uka an eternity. Also, people g row mors cautious with age and more material-minded, too. They forget that the young are more Idealistic, more roman­ tic, not nearly as cautious. 8o young people can't always a f­ ford to llaUn to their elders. Their Q axjo by T Millet elders didn't listen te THF.IR eld­ er*. They fell In love and married and decided on carers and made other such important decision* on their own. Because they didn't al­ ways find the going eeay (It never is) they urge caution on the young. The young can't always listen. They have to truet their own in­ stincts and their own judgment. They have to bet on themselves. That'a how It has always been— and always will he. <D> « ♦ 194 V A Q 1 0 I7 S ♦ 1097 *A J BAST ♦ JOS A K IM 9 XJI ♦Ai 4• *1111 10 • 41 ♦»»»«* sounr t i 9" 1S21“ North tad South vulnerable North Real Booth Woe* 1V res* 1♦ Pass 1» Tata U Pw •♦ Pass 4 N.T. • tO P «* B* Fees Fees Opening lead—+ 2 (St ll:t * i l l (ft 11:1* (I t l*:S* (I t Kt 10:01 (SI 11:11 (31 (It (I) M il l (I t (It (St 13:11 (31 (I t (I t 111* lilt C artssnvtlls Jack Latent Ih ow R siapcr Room Rabin sens* Centra! r t s e lla Mtws s a l la ts r s llw s T rsu bls With ra th e r Bay W bsn Calendar Star Sbew sat* Play Tour Hsnab I I.ota Lucy Rich Plan Cooking g e l set F rist ft R igh t V ila * V illage Tha T ts s n Csncantratlsn aurprlss P a ck e ts T s u rt Par A Rang T s a r F irst Imprssctsn Lavs at Life ca m tu n sg s FRIDAY P. M. (S) (3) (I) (tl (I t (I t (SI (I t (I) (I t III (s i (tl (It (I t (It (I t (I t (I t (It (St Ill (I t (SI (I t l l s l s Thai Faes Truth Or ro n stq u s n rts G a llin g U g h ! NBC Raw* R sp trt Feeua 1 M orris* Jean L a y In Court As Tha W s r ll Turns orbl*. Jan Murray Bhsw Starch F or Tom orrow Jans W ym an dhow L srstta Tsung Art U n k tsttsr StTSn Kays T su ng Or. M alts* M illionaire Q uttn S ir A Day Our F ir s Daughters Tha V e rllc i Is Tours W hs D e Ton Trust M e ls R a s a P er D a lly Brighter Day Am erica* B in S s U a l gecrei tiarm lie s Jacoby By Oswald III! "B y this tim* I was aura o f his • ill distribution, so I dropped the Jack uf hearts under the ac*. Hr led a (1:11 small hrart and ruffed and I con­ III! tinued falte-cerding with the king o f hearts. He ruffed another spade * : I a in dummy, led a heart and ruffad with tha Jack. II* lookad aiek whan I followed to the heart since ha knew that h* had blown tha hand. Ha had to ut* tha tan o f diamonds to ru ff his last spad* and I was abla to mako two trump tricks." South had lota o f ways to make the hand, but once he started on the rroee-ruff he might have ruffed the third heart high, even If HiR hail nut falsecarded, but we mutt give Phil full credit for an assist. OsufurS Page 6—Thurs. Jan. 4, 19^2 R rralb Lloyd. CeLebrates B irth d a y A t P a rty Miss Judy Lavender was ho*jttss at a surprise birthday party (}) Xtwacop* hoooriag Lloyd Freeman. Satur­ ( I t *114-91*. scows day night, at the Lavender home ( I t JtUootoao o f U s Contary ( I t Couat at X sa ta C risis on Oak Ave. ( I t W o o lly Seorts Jtsrlsw The gaily decorated living room (I t H uatlsy n r lm ls y ( I t llu a tla * e r i s l l a g w ill with blue and white crepe paper Daa ftreamrrs and multicolored bal­ ( I t D srrlagsr loons and a large birthday cake ( » (trsae Jury (Is I * n « BSwarJs with 17 blue cendlei and "Happy ( I t T b s Outlaws Birthday Lloyd" on the top greet­ ( I ) r r o B t lir Circus ed the guests upon arrival. (St r.lp eorl ( I t O saaa r.sss The guest of honor got his sig­ (I t I>r. K l.d trs nals mixed up some way and ar­ (0> Hsb Cummings f l o w (I t Rest MeCsr* rived sooner than he wae supposed (St A r-tn t Ou 1SS1 lo and received quite a shock to (St I>r. K ilte rs find all the preparations in his (I t M r 1 aor.t I t H ast! honor. Only twn guests had ar( I t M argls ' rived before his entrance. (I t CHS n sp a rtt (St Blue Along W ill Mitel Dancing was enjoyed to record­ (St C n ls a s la b ls t ed mutlc during the evening and ( I t S sw sssp s (I t C ba a a tl Bis Sitw crtsia I cold drinks were served with the ( I t M ll-F la . Nows birthday cake. (I t Iloltyw asS M srls C i i r t Invited gueiti were Susie Haleadt (I t J s ra Poor back, Eddit Hamilton, Gay Hunt, (St C lt a a s l S T k sttsr Mike Corgan. Susan Deal, Jim (I t K sw s Tenrillegir, Carol Samuel. Jim­ FRIDAY A. M . my Williams, Mlebtle Jones, Rusty McCalUster, Jim Tuuhy, l i t Sign On Brenda Brown. (I t Cant Classroom (I t C o lltg t o f lb s Air Robert Murrie, Marilyn Hunt, (I t W a le L'» M sclss Earl Blaek. Maria Rowland. Ray (SI Farm M arks! Roy art ( I t Today Williams, Janet Johnson, Kathy III W a k l C l Cartssns Moran, William Berineau, Ann III N ew e-W telh tr Mahan, Buddy Lawson, the hon­ (S| X sw t (SI M lck ty X m a s S la w ors* end Mrs. D. R. Lavender and ( I t Captain K ta g a rs e daughter, Toni, sister-in-law of W it t ie r a a l Now* C l T s le y Judy. (It f i l l (91 (It l i l t (SI lis t (I) Young folks' problem* are dis­ cussed In Ruth Millet's new book­ let, 'T ip* on Teenagers.” Mel) 21 t i l l s cent* to Ruth Millet Reader Serv­ i t l l l ice, c /o The Sanford Herald, 1‘. O. t l l ' l till Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Sta­ tion. New York 19, N. Y. O n tB h id q si Phil Paldsaman o f Mew York 1* one o f the boat o f the new crop of experts. Ha showed me today's hand as an example o f what a de­ fender can do to help declarer misguess a hand and I will describe the play In Phil's own words. ” ! opened the deuce o f club* against the diamond slam. South went Into a long huddle and I could see that ha had lota of prob­ lems. I sura hoped that h* held a singleton heart, as otherwise he would have to try tha heart finesse and I would be deed. Finally he took dummy's ace o f clubs, cashed hie king and queen o f dube, diararded a apada from dummy. Then Urn 'm il Ilia St* uf t|wlM, ruffed a spade, and played the ace o f heart*. til! till CkaaasI B i K tw s ra s a K e v i a s * W ea U sr S O 'clo ck M on o Atlaatta t r e a t is e Y ijr Chuluota •I < 9 0 ADMIRING THE BIRTHDAY CAKE at the party honoring Lloyd Free­ man are from left, Jim Terwilleger, Susan Deal, Lloyd and party hostess, Judy Lavender. (Herald Photo) Enterprise Personals Personals By CAKOL JEPSON Former residents of Chuluota, Lila and Joe Hostetler, who now reside ia Boise, Idaho, ara tha proud parents of a new daughter born Nov. 28. This is the Hosfetlers' fourth child and aha b is been named Jerri Lyn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moon, L’SN Retired, of 8th Street, were pleasantly surprised by the ar­ rival of their sou, Phillip, Airman 2/c USAF, who ia spending a Christmas furlough here from Schilling Air Ftorre Base in Sellne, Kan. Also home from the service for the holidays ia Airman 2 /c Buddy Walker, son of Mrs. Maurin* Wal­ ker, clerk In charge of the Chuloots poet office. Buddy will re­ turn to Forbes Air Force Base in Topeka, Ran., on Jan. IT. Gov. Farris Bryant, speaking at • University o f Temp* Founders Day dlnmr, urged Florida busi­ nessman to rapport higher educa­ tion in all Its forms in Florida. By HELEN SNODGRASS Rev. and M n . Fred Foster had all their family home for Christ­ mas. When Mr. and Mrs. William Walthir and children, Ted and Sylvia, arrived from Gretna, La., and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foster from Daytona Beach, the family was all together for the first time since tha Foster family has been living In Enterprise. Mrs. Bertie Hay c( Psrrlih. Ala., la visiting members of bar family. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hay and Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Sides. Mrs. Vesta Throop has her brother S. V. Gillespie of Chi­ cago, 111., as bouiegucst this week. Carroll Peterman of Clewlston spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs. Rosa Lee Peterman, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Couliette. Mrs. Gale McAlexander at.d M lu Euratta Faber of DeLand visited Mils Doris Faber and other friends Saturday.* Roy Weaver of West Jefferson. N. C.. D. E. (Shack) Adkinion of Crestview and H. E. Braddock of DeLand, all former residents of Enterprise, and Celrin Middleton and George Robinson of DeLind visited M. H. Ryan enrout* back to DeLand after one of their fam­ ous all day lishing trips and din­ ner at Cow Creek. Mr. and Mrs. James Padgett of Orlando were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Padgett and M ill Viola Padgett. M n. Ralph Sauls of Atlanta is visiting Mr. and M n . L. M. Wright. The three motored to Jacksonville for a few day* visit with Dr. and Mrs. T. Z. Cason. Mr. and Mrs. B. Brown and son Benny spent the holidsyi with rclSslee stives in Misiifiippl. Brent and Brcndi Da fid sf Sanford visited relstires in En­ terprise during the holidsyi. They spent some time with their grandpstenU, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Lee, and with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Snodgrass and Mr. and M n . Fred Bender. Service TV RENTAL Seminole TV Barrow Oar Take 1888 Biaferd At*. FA 1-4988 * SAN FORD A t l a n t ic n a iiO P * nal b a n k In corporated 1927 AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE SANFORD. FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION A8 OF d(iqhliqhiA 7:80-8:80 p. m. (CBS) Frontier Circue. "Coal o f Fire." Interest­ ing performances ears this leth­ argic plot from slowing to a walk. Sammy Daria Jr. guest-atara as a freed slave with only on* thought in mind— to seek and slay tha Union officer who killed his south­ ern master. While on his search, ha takas a job with tha circus and Casey (ChIU Wills) learning o f hie plan, anilsts tha aid o f hla partners fjoh n Derek and Richard Jackal) to keep the ex-slave from being a murderer. Interesting perform­ ances by Davie and R. G. Arm­ strong. as tha object of hla ven­ geance. •iS0-9:80 p. m. (NBC) Dr. Kil­ dare. “ My Brother, Tho Doctor." Herach*’. Bemardt carries the act­ ing burden In tonight's story of an older brother who ia ao proud o f hla kid brother's budding medical can ar that ho want* to set up his practice. Eddie Ryder plays the young Intern, with stars Raymond Massey and Richard Chamberlain. 9-10 p. m. (CRB) Accent On 1981. “ A Public Memoir." “ Accent" pro­ ducer Don Kebarman end hostwriter John Cierdl manage to re­ capture the moods o f America over the past year’* event* via a photo- T V Time Previews In the lend. Tonight's episode ehowe how ah* does It. Taking the simple story line o f ■ stray dog found by a small boy and tha dog'a owner coming to roclalm It, Miss Booth utilises her unlqtfe talents to blend In warmth and humor and 9-9:30 p. m. (ADC) My Three create first-rat* TV faro. Sons. "Chip Leaviei Home.” Stan­ ley Livingston as tha youngest Between 1788 and 1788, 12 of tha Douglas, dacidea to depart hi* 18 American colonies had adopt­ boma and hearth for faraway places ilnca "no on* loves me any ed copyright law*. HUN. “ BACK 8TRBKT" Kitz T h eatre OPEN 12:18 TODAY T11RU HAT. JLKJ im u 1(,HJAl S JC. I O\J( C c! t\ H I Uf -IN r) TM l A T M PHONE FA 2-1218 End* Tonit* - 7:08 41 18:28 “ No Nam# On Tht Bullet" Audi* Murphy - Color Plus At 8t48 Only “ Last Days Of Pompeii” Move Reeves • Color FRIDAY 4t SATURDAY TRIPLE FEATURE NO. 1 babble R onald* • Color NO. 2 “Th# Secret Ways” NO. 2 “ The Heat leas Dreed" Scott Brady - C'eler 488 KUiett Ara. STARTS SUNDAY FA 2-2010 “ Never On Sunday" •THE COMANCHEROS' “BACHELOR FLAP* “ERRAND HOY” Adult EsterUlsaient Not KecoasBeaded Far Children 4 Teenagers LIABILITIES $ 4,668,811.57 Loans and Discounts 25.74 Overdrafts Banking House, Furniture and 218,761.93 Fixtures 24,932.39 Other Real Estate 18,000.00 Federal Reserve Bank Stock 5,054.68 Other Resources U. S. Government $4,146,160.52 Obligations Other Bonds and 690,453.44 Securities Cash and Due From 6,030,164.03 1,793,550.07 Banks Capital Stock Surplus 144,990.05 Unearned Discount 150,775.11 Deposits 10,465,256.48 Total $11,565,750.34 DIRECTORS It J. BAUMAN President R. J. BAUMAN Frtaldent GEORGE D. BISHOP Retired, Sanford, Florida R. F. MANN Vic* Proeidint L. I. FRAZIER Sanford, Florida Secy. * Tree. Orlando Paving Co. MRS. LOIS D. HOUBHOLDER Assistant Cashier 450,000.00 Reserves GEORGE A : ORTAGU8 Chairman of th* Beard O. C. MCBRIDE ▲aiutaat Cashlir 250,000.00 104,728.70 OFFICERS JL W. DEANE C aihilr $ Undivided Profits $11,565,750.34 Total Richard WMseerk Howard L. Whelchel ■aura i 1 - 8 By Appoiatmeat RESOURCES $1.00 A Carload "Second Tims Around" Income Tax 1961 COMPTROLLER’S CALL montag* and filmed sequences Among the subjects ar* the Allan Shepard spac* flight, Judy Gar­ land at CarncgU Hall, Joan Suth■tland's opera debut, Roger Mar­ is'* 81st home run and the growth of tha twist mania. moia anyway." Fred MacMurroy stars with William Frawley, Tim Consldin* and Don Grady. 9:80-10 p. w. (NBC) Haiti "Jlasel'a Dog Days." Shirley Booth has managed to make this serita tha fourth moat popular TV ahow DECEMBER 31, J. C. HUTCHISON Director 4b Chairman of F.xerulJvt Committee o f Chast A C o , Sanford, Florida R. F. MANN Vics-Praidsat H. B. POPE President, H. B, Pop* Co. Saaford, Florid* GEORGE A. ORTAGUS Vic# President The Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville Jacksonville, Florida IRA R. SOUTHWARD President Southward Fruit C* . la*. Sanford, Florid* '1 GEORGE A. 3PEER JR. Attorney Saaford, Florida Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation <1 i �» Hlfr Sanfnrh Nrralh Thurs. Jan. 4. 1962—rape 7 V a ca tio n C lim a x e d W ith. P unch P a rty Miss Sunny Skinner and Miss I Shcrlcne Sheppard, Penny AnderDeanna Nichols were co-hostesscs son, Dana Tarr. for the annual punch party and I Sally Williams, Barbara Moses, linal set-together of a group of i Betsy Williams. Judy Ludwig. Bargirls. many who would soon re­ turn to the various colleges after the Christmas vacation in Sanford. They assembled at the Skinner home on Magnolia Ave. for an afternoon of reminiscing and chat­ ting. Refreshments of sandwiches, dips, cookies, fruit cake and punch were served to those present. Assisting the hostesses were the two girls’ mothers. Mrs. A. L. Skinner and Mrs. M. L. Nichols, and Mrs. C. O. Jones. Mary llelenc Washburn and nose Kratsert presided at the punch bowl and floating hostesses were Pam Jones and Susan McCall. Guests included were Suzanne Jones, Phyllis McDaniels, Angle Stewart. Ethel Lee Riser, Rose­ mary Southward, Pat Smith, Mary Ann Watson, Leslie Jones, Eileen Myers, Evle Dorsey, Loretta Fore, Kay Ivey, Frances Strickland, Marilyn McDaniel, Janet Glenn, bara Bradley. Deanna Dietrichs, Susan Tallman. Niki Ashby, Sandra Kader. Marcia Gruber. Netlie Baker. Cathy Brown, Sandy A t Bratt Home By SIIIRLEY WENTWORTH Mrs. James Bratt was hostess at her home on Paradise Point to the December meeting of Circle Two of the Apopka Presbyterian Church. During Ihe evening members of the circle enjoyed a Christmas party and gift exchange after which refreshments of fruit cake and coffee were served by the hos­ tess. Attending were Mrs. Anthony, Miss Elin Arson, Mrs. Edward Miner, Mrs. Stella LaBella, Mrs. Donald Mudgc, Mrs. Mattie Mc­ Call, Mrs. Hiram Wood, Mrs. Nell Wslte, Mrs. Ellen Clark and Mrs. John Thomas. Casselberry Personals Mr. and Mrs. Frank Messlck, 451 Hibiscus Rd., and daughters, Patricia and Marilyn, spent the Christmas holidays visiting his relatives in Cooleenee, N. C. A t McClain Home C asselberry M a n S urprised By W ife W ith. B irth d a y P a rty By JANE CASSELBERRY Pete Hamilton was honored at a surprise birthday party plan­ ned and given by his wL’ e, Molly, recentl) at their home on Thomai Dr. iu Casselberry. During the evening guests en­ joyed egg nog which was served with a wide variety of appetizers and party sandwiches. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bates, Mr. and Mra. Tom Herald, Mr. and Mra. William Blood, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cas­ selberry, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Demp­ sey, Mr. and Mra, Connie Hilchuk, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Joyca, Mr. and Mrs. John Holii. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ranter, Mr. and Mra. William Cais. Mr. tad Mrs. Paul Dearolf, Mra. Alle* Lang. Bay McCord, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Schuckert, Mr. and Mrs. Art Lego, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lynes and Miller Evani. DeBary Couple Entertains Friends With Dinner from left, Sunny Skinner, Dcnnnn Nichols, Mary Helene Washburn and Rose Krntzcrt. (Herald Photo) Geneva Garden Club Teenagers U sher In N e w Y e a r A t P a rty Phyllis and Arline Spencer en­ tertained 22 guests at a NewYear's Eve party in the Florida Room of the Spencer residence on Escambia Drive. The girla had the home decorat. ed in red, green and white with plenty of mistletoe, for the gala event. Dancing waa enjoyed during the evening, with the "twist” predom­ inating. Even the chaperones, par­ ents of Use hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Spcncrr and Mr. and Mra. Johnny Davis, were twisting before the evening was over. After midnight, the young men engaged in a limbo conteat. Noisemakers were used from 11:45 until after the New Year waa ushered In. New Year’s Eve i Cash, Linda Williams, Margaret ] Jones, Vicki Forguson, Helen Mr. and Mra. Marvin McClain j Scott. Rita Beasley, Gwynne Wil­ Triplet Dr.. Casselberry, were I Hams and Jeanic Southward. hosts to a group of friends on New Year's Eve. The evening's entertainment In­ cluded games and alter midnight, dancing. Just before midnight Rev. Darwin Shea conducted de­ votional*. Guests enjoyed a buffet and the social evening included Mr. and Mrs. William Shook. Rev. and Mr*. Darwin Shea. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wallman. Mr. and Mrs. Geraid Poltcr, Mr. and sirs. Frank Mestlek. Mr. and Mrs. James Alles, Mr. and Mrs. Hulon Johnten. and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Balrner. Circle Holds Holiday Meeting Friends Enjoy Plans Meeting Mr. and Sirs. Herman Ledcrhout entertained a group ot friend* at dinner during the Christinas holidays at their home on Plantation Road. DeBary. Among the guests were Mrs. Jo Peck, Mrs. Alice Roblllio, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vollrath and son Carl. Mrs. E. Dekcine. the Misses Dor othca and Kay Wenninger. Mr. and Mrs. Frrd Kuntz, the l.ederhaus girls, Mary Ann and Carol and Miss Doris Hoppe, of Jackson Heights, Long Island, N. V. 11011BNDEltG BAVARIAN CHINA DINNERWARE Finest Imporltd G i r a i l First ink used in early Egyptian and Chinese civilizations (about J500 B.C.) consisted of lamp black ground with a solution ot glue or gums, with the mixture being molded into slicks and allowed to •try. DIAMONDS . . . . Gift That Laita Forarar EXCLUSIVELY AT — POWELL’S WALTNEY =04 8. PARK AVE. Open Frl. Night* 'til I (iift* and Offica Supplies 117 Macaalia A t*. Monday Evening The Geneva Garden Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Building. Husbands and gueiti of the members are invited to attend. Mrs. Henry Simpson will ahow color slides of the gardens of other parts of the world. Serving as hostesses will be Mrs. Charles F. Peterson and Mra W. G. Kilbec. Punch and cold drinks were served throughout the evening and as soon as the New Year was pro­ perly greeted, a lavish buffet was served. Five of the girls attending the party stayed ami enjoyed a slumber party the remainder of the night. Guesta included BUlj Stephen, Bekl Symci, Chris lfausch, Shari Knight, Benny Willige, Pat Bruce. Bob Himes, Veronica Wiggins. Francis Roumiiiat, Vicki Osborne Toni Gonzalez, Geni Klinefel­ ter, Bill Ilaisson, Janice Moore. Danny Browder, Penny Brooks, Joe Fletcher, Pal Davts, Jim Dunn, Phyllis Spencer, Mike Abies, Arlene Spencer, Mskc Cri­ der and Rod Daffron. Church Calendar THURSDAY First Presbyterian Leadership School 7:30 to 1:30 p.m. in Fellow­ ship Hall. Session meet* at 7:30 p.m. w SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JAN 5 ! ALE Starts Fri. Jan 5 , 9 a.m. Dresses REG. PRICE 9.95 - 11.95 ................... 12.95 - 14.95 .................. 15.95 - 17.95 .................. — High Heels, Flats, AH Types & Styles — Values to $15.95 One Group --------- »9.90 18.95 - 21.95 .................. 22.95 - 24.95 .................. 25.95 - 29.95 .................. 32.95 - 39.95 .................. Jewelry '/ 2 PRICE • Life Stride SALE 7 .9 5 8 .9 5 10.95 12.95 14.95 17.95 19.95 Shoes Regular Price $14.96 Sale Prices *4.90-*6.90 *7.90■*8.90 Sportswear Slack Sets • Capri Pants • Stretch Pants • Skirts • Sweaters 2 0 % • All Sales Final Accredited chare* account* welcomed off �(Eire Baseball Signing Time Again United P i m i Intenistkmal And now bis league ball player* •tart to find out whether it really la going to be a happy new year. The last ' ‘Seaion Groelingi’ ’ card ha* arrived In the mall but ■ r there'* a big, fat envelope due J any days thl» jrear’a contract. i’ * Major league general managers— S no Scrooge*, they—held ’em back through the holiday season but I! now If* back to hu*!ne»* and >! don't forget to read the fine print. The lo s Angeles Angel* an* iuB nounced Wednesday that 1362 con­ tract* have been mailed or will bo mailed by the end of the week. There will be many a yelp of r.tf Ff a let# M !*"1 III ■i J :I i 13 si -S •• *i w * « * a, fl 0 ■ delight but there will also be some scream* of anguish when the document* are opened. ■•Some will be happy and some will be unhappy when they re­ ceive their conlracls," said general manager Ruzzie Itavasl of the Dodgers, sounding the key­ note of management. Bavasi previoulsy had indicated a belief that the Dodgers lost the 1961 National League pennant in the wre hour* of the morning and that punitive action could be ex­ pected. Dodgers In line for Iwslthy in­ creases, however, sre NL strike­ out king Sandy Koufax, 16-same winner Johnny Podres, J28-hlttlng Wally Moon, shortstop Usury been mailed contracts *nd added: "W e leal that we have treated all our men fairly and have rewarded them accordingly." The Chicago Cubs and the Min­ nesota Twin* revealed Wednesday they have signed important mem­ bers of tltelr teams. George Altman, who batted .303 and drove in 96 runs, signed for what is believed to be a healthy increase with the Cubs while Jack Kratick, who had a 13-11 record, agreed to a "nice raise," Altman was the first Cub to agree to terms while Kratick was the third Minnesota player. The New York Met*, one of the NL's two new teams, also sent out contracts to 35 plsyers. Will* and rookie relief star Ron Perranoski. Vice president Chub Feeney of the Giants said that Orlando Cepeda, whose 46 homers led the NL in 1961, would receive a “ good raise" and alao indicated that Willie May* might Jump from *85,000 to *90.000. Most other Glint*, however, *re udviicd to open those envelopes carefully, lest they receive second-degree burns. The ned Sox revealed they h*ve sent 1002 contracts to 96 players, Including outfielder Jackie Jensen, whose reluctance to fly makes him a doubtful performer this year. General manager Fred Haney of the Angels said 99 players had Grid Organization Meets To Eliminate Death By Mishaps Law Encouraged By Reports On 'Ailing' Arm ST. I.OUIS (U PI)—ItepreaenUUvea o f the medical profeiilon and sporting good* equipment manu­ facturer! were to deliver talka to­ day before the National Football Alliance o f High Schools, an or­ ganisation that makea rulea for aome 720,000 high school football player*. Tha main target of the threeday convention, which began Wed­ nesday, Is to reduce tha record 22 deaths which occurred during the past football season. Alio attending the meeting are memberi of the National Federa­ tion of High Schools, NaUonal As­ sociation of Intercollegiate Ath­ letics (NAIA) and the National Junior College Athlatle Associa­ tion. Lyle Quinn, chairman o f the equipment committee o f the alli­ ance football rulaa group, aald Wednesday the Introduction o f the T-formatlon In football la one of the reasons for an increase in tha number of head and neck Injurlsa. "In the T-formaUon the coachea teach the boya to block first with tbeir head*," he aald, "The face guard wn* developed to protect that area, but sometimes tha guard la used for leverage by an oppon­ ent and the neck Injuries begin to crop up.” Iteaults o f an alliance survey of coachea and school officials to gain an Insight Into what art con­ sidered the major problems backed up Qulnn’a remark*. Out of 7,000 replies, 3,09* said grasping the face mask of an op­ ponent waa tha greatest cause o f injury And 6,0112 questioned the pracUce of wearing a face mask. COLUMBUS, Ohio (U PI) Right-hander Vernon Law of the Pittsburgh Pirates gets an exam­ ination of his ailing pitching arm today from a third apecialist aft­ er encouraging report* from two otlier*. La w wa* to be checked by Dr. Judd WiUon here. Then he planned lo head for his home in Boise, Idaho, lo "start getting ready" for the 1962 baseball training grind. "The X-ray* the doctor* took today looked encouraging," Law said In Pittsburgh after examina­ tion Wednesday by two special­ ists. "Hut I still have to throw a baseball. I haven’t done any throwing since Uit summer and the best way to tell Is to get out there and pitch. I certainly have faith in myself. "It’* no fun pitching with a sore arm. And I don’t intend to do it either. I want to make sure It’s okay." lie suffered his injury last April 29 in Cincinnati while pitching against the Reds on a chilly day, lie laid something snapped In his right shoulder. He tried taking his regular pitching turn, but more often than not he was bombed by opposing hatsmen. He was placed on the disabled list by manager Danny Murtaugh shortly afler the first Alt-Star Game In July. He finished with a 3-4 record for the season. The defending world champion Pirates finished the season in sixth place and Law's absence was considered the big factor in their decline. In I960 he won 20 games and was named winner of the Cy Young Award, ns the top pitcher in the majors. Today his future is a question mark hanging on llte testing of hia arin. Sauer Inks Titan Pact NEW YORK (U PI) — George Sauer, with 16 yrari rOnrhlng ex­ perience behind him at three aehools, has signed aa offenalva coach of the New York Titan*. Bauer has been out o f football alnca 1968, when he went into the Insurance business in Texas, lfa waa coaxed out of retirement by Clyde (Bulldog) Turner, tha new head coach of the Titan*. Following a collegiate career at the Univerelty o f Nebraska, Bauer played with the Green Hay Pack era. He was head coach at Navy for three years, at Kansas for two years, and at Uaylor for 10. Signs With Saints BAN FRANCISCO (U P D -J a ck Allain, a 6-fout-P, 266-pound cen ter from Idaho State, hat signed a contract with the San Francisco Saints of the American Basket ball League. He played with the Cleveland Pipers last year until be broke a lrg in mid-season. Rig of the first commercially successful oil well drilled In Oklahoma still stand* In Bartles­ ville’* city r »r t. KEN MclNTOSII of the Seminole County Juvenile Council, Inc., ahowa So Proud, one o f the greyhound* which tuny bo running in the third nnnunl Chnrily Mtttince Friday afternoon at the Snnford-Orlnmio Kennel Club. All proceedH from tho nice* will go to the Juvenile Council which aids Seminole County’* children front broken home*. Top Field Set For Kids At SOKC Matinee Friday A splendid field o f greyhound* ha* been carefully picked to com­ pete in the Juvenile Council Handi­ cap at the Kanford-Orlando Kennel Club tomorrow afternoon. The nfternoon'e top feature race in so named bemuse It is Hie first char­ ity matin™ of the season and all profit* from the 10-rsce program will go to the heminole County Juvenile Council, Inc., a non-profit organisation urlgiliated for the purpose of aiding needy and un­ fortunate juveniles from broken home*. The Juvenile Council la in it* third year of operation and an •SOKC Charity Matinae helped it get under way. The matinee to­ morrow la the third that has bene­ fited the Council, Council members will be at the track and will assist In the award­ ing of a trophy to tl|e owner of the winning greyhound. Post time at the matinee is 2 p. m. G, A. Alderton’a front-running Hello Charlie, who likes to svold trouble by being in front at the first turn, will go to the post as a 6 to 2 favorite on the morning line, Charlie has had four Grade A starts and has been a quintal* fac­ tor In three of them, once with a win. Rounding out the field for the daylight headliner will be Topeka Rowe, Fathom, Hard Cutter, Re­ on FICB Race A t Stake As Hatters Clash Against Tampa Here Today Dietzel Faces 'Immediate' Legal Action On Otter Leadership in tha Florida Inter' collegiate Conference basketball race is at itakc tonight here when the Stetsoo University Hatters and University of Tampa .Spartans clash. Gametime is 6 p m. at the new high school gymnasium here. A 6:16 preliminary game will RATON ROUGE. La. (UPI) — Paul Dieticl today faced threat­ ened "immediate legal action" if he sought to terminate hia con­ tract a* head football coach at LSU lo take an offer for a similar job at West Point. 3!eanwhile LAC faced the pros­ pect of being stripped of It* coaching staff. Dietzel wai con­ sidering the Army offer, which reportedly included taking four NEW YORK (UPI) — All Star assistants with him. Also his chief shortstop Tbny Kubek may trade assistant, Charley McClendon, In his khaki uniform for New wai said to be among top pros­ York Yankee pinstripe*—by order pect* for head coach at Kentucky. uf President Kennedy — early In Rut the way wa* far from the 1962 season. clear for Dietzel to switch over The probability that Kubek will to Army if he wanted to. A mem­ be available to the Yankee* this ber of the LSU board of super­ visor* Wednesday night threat­ year developed Wednesday when the President ordered the activa­ ened going to court to hold Diet­ tion of two permanent Army divi­ zel to a contract here. sions. The action 1* expected to Board member Tom Duttsn of New Orleani telcgrammed Army free from active duty the 32nd Secretary Elvsl Stahr and West and the 49th Infantry Divisions— Point officials that he would both National Guard units called to service because of tha iicrlin sponsor a resolution asking court crisis. action at any board meeting con­ Kubek is in the 32nd Division. sidering a request to release Diet­ zel from his contract. “ If and when the question comes before the board, 1 believe there will be very substantial op. position to Dleuel’s release from this contract," Dutton s telegram read. MIAMI BEACH (U P I)-F orm cr When Dietzel and McClendon All-Star champion Billy Welu of arrived here Wednesday from Miami, Fla., with their Tiger St. Louis led 288 men into opensquad that beat Colorado in the tng competition in the 21 it annual Orange Howl Monday, Dietiel All-Star Bowling Tournament to­ said little and McClendon aald day at Miami Beach Convention Hall. nothing. The balding Missonrian showed Dietzel and LSU athletic direc­ the way in a two-game exhibition tor Jim Corbett both confirmed the Tiger mentor had not asked Wednesday by leading the males with games of 234-22-463. lo be released from the remain­ The men took a back seat to ing four years of his contract at the women, however, as the mar­ LSU. athon 11-day tournament got roll­ Hut Corbett said the matter of ing. Dietzel’ * status would be cleared up within the next few days. Kubek May Be Back With Yanks send Stetson's Frosh against Jack­ sonville University’s yearling squad. Coach Bob Lavoy’s tall and tal­ ented Tampa quintet rule* the favorite against the smaller Hat­ ter*. Tha Spartans have raced to six consecutive victories thus far this season and currently lead the nation in scoring with a 106 points per game average. Only once have the Spartana been held to under 100 point* and that was In a 96-82 win over tough Georgetown. The win over Georgetown was the Tampa team's most impres­ sive victory to dale though their 114-TT drubbing of Union was no small accomplishment. Stetson managed to edge Union by one point but lost to Georgetown In the finals of the Hatter Tournament, 73-58. I GRAND WEOT JORDAN. Utah (U P I)— NBA middleweight champion Gene Fullmer wants a crack at durable Arrhla -Moorn’e light heavyweight | crown " if the prim la right." Marv Jenson, Fullmer'* manag­ er, aald here Wcdneeday night that hn haa been approached about a title bout with Moorr. lie said he told New York promoters Jack Fugasy and Letter Melita that Fullmer was Interested if terms could he arranged. OPENINGI IN CEN TRA L FLORIDA Jai All-Star Kegler Tourney Play Open Fullmer Wants Moore’s Crown Tampa’s starting line-up Is one of the tallest in college basketball. Gary Kesler, a 6-10, 260 pound giant, will open at center with Don Uoyt (6-8) and Chuck Engleking (6-4) at the forwards. Harvey Mallin (6-4) and George Shary (60) will get the starting nod at the guards. Shary l* pscing Tampa In scoring with a 26.0 point! per game mark while all five Tampa starters are averaging in doubt* figures. Coach Glenn Wilkes and his Hal­ ter* will counter with Lamar Dcaver (6-7) at center, Dalton Epting (6-5) and BUI Hester (6-4) at for­ wards, with Joel Hancock (6-0) and Floyd Gladden (5-10) at the guards. Epttng and Hancock ara pacing Hatter scoring thus far this season. Roth were first five AU-FIC last year as juniors. FRIDAY J A N . 5th 7:45 P.M . N IG H T L Y [E xce pt S unday] NH-Miitutli iettinf He Miner* Nightly Belly Double Qulnlelee IveryGem* Heeled In Winter Caeled la Summer Per Reservations O r|qndo-S«m inole n . FR O NTO N M 4 t2 1 U S. 17-92 et URN PARK ,- .7 3 3 STORES - M - - r .t a m M d h w t Moved Plays In Bowl And Is Now Open For Business A t The Corner of First & French P h a h iiu TMATINEE n U A D D I 2 TOMORROW ALL PROFIT FROM THE 10 pm RACK CARD GOES TO T11E SEMINOLE COUNTY JUVENILE COUNCIL INC. Come See Us In Our A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEVOTED TO NEEDY AND UNFORTUNATE CHILDREN 8:10 W here Popular Brands ¥rrnlli fuel, O Nellie, Faith Hope and Kasco Russman. Jock llerold'a Features Fuir, who finished second In the Taun Ion Inaugural and third In the RALEIGH, N. C. (U PD -Q uart*2.">,0()I| Taunton Derby last Or toerback Tom Dellinger of North 1 lor, will try for her second win of Carolina State, recently signed by Hie flOHsuii in tonight's fralurrd Foreats of the U.S. now are the Buffalo Rllla of the American ninth race. Other top performers growing more wood than la be­ Football League, has agreed to in this eonteat Include Pansy Cross, ing removed hy harvest nr lost play In the U.5. Bowl game at Deputy Dawg and Idle One. to lire, insect* and disease. Washington Jan. 7. NIGHTLY BARGAIN PRICES £«nT orS Page 8—Thurs. Jan 4, 1962 dogs BRIGHT, excel Sunday SUNNY Location MATINEES WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY 2 P. M. THURSDAY IB LADIES NIGHT • heated grandstands • LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE ru n . . • y a l e t p a r k in g o r shine borryi no minors: the too rain at Fa rre ll's (x)cdsdk J Arcade Package Store O psm inq 110 JtMt Tint, Saaford We Give Top Yah* Wtatyi mu MIDWAY BETWEEN it —ii'j SANFORD A ORLANDO oa Qu a tjA a n d Cnkr �\ ffhr franfnrb Thtir*. .Tnn. d, 19(12—Pnpc 0 Srralh W E IL , F C P e v e T h S 3 . I ? C fc'6 T t * T U S .R C M \ P PHOTO C L U B S T V S S rA V k 6lit Mtensa wcup be cancels? B S C A C 5 6 C = A 6 A l A W O U Y tV O O O SHOW AT B o o AT TrlSATrC ?. ,W Lake Monroe Jottings By MRS. II. L. JOHNSON Well »« I said last week, winter is here and brother it sure is and how. I'm ready (or spring, aren't you? • • • Here it is already the fourth of January. Seems like yes­ terday was Neve Year's day. Wonder how many resolutions were made ? And I wonder how many wIN be kept? • • • Jim and Shirley Hawkins have re­ turned to Cascade, Md., with brand new daughter Kim. I bet Jim’s parents, Charlotte and Vie Hawkins, sort of miss little Kim already. Their visit was Ju-t too short. • • • And visitors Frank and Eva Brown have gone bark to the cold country of Roanokr, Va., after a three weeks visit with son Don and daughter-in-law Virginia and Frank’ s mother Rose Po(f. Kvs was reeuperating from a ser­ ious illness and Frank had fishing fever. 1 think both were well when they left though. • • • Our sym­ pathy goes out to Mrs. Mary Ki- nard and Mrs. Marie Hittell on the passing last week of Mrs. Kinard’s daughter and Mrs. llittfll's sister, Mrs. Annie Mae Melrndy, in Wauchula. Burial was in that city. • • • Tne O. E. Hunters had as guests for the holidays Theodore Jolma and family of Jarksomillc. J. C. and Naomi Sapp s guests for Christmas day were the J, H. Barfield family of Tampa. • • • I heard that Freddie and Steve Swaggcrty, Douglas and Powell Austin and Lloyd Freeman had a most enjoyable time on a recent camping trip on the Wcklwa. Also heard Lloyd missed a deer. Wonder if ho got his ahlrt tail trimmrd because he missed It? D. C. Spivey didn't have to worry because he got one. • • • Ma and Pa Kendricks (W. L.) have been visiting daughter Sammye Loti Keel and family. I’ m atilt trying to get sand In their shoes so tliey will sell their home in Bslnhrldge. Ca.. and move H o s p ita l N otes Dischargee Mary Ellen Smedbery, Osteen; Edgar Ronahauaen, Houston, John Ford, DeBary; Edith Hill, Tex.; Jacqueline A. Duncon, Betty Drltary; Kama Richard#, Lake Tate, Joyce Whitten, Mary J. Mary; Olivia Harriett, I,e<>n Royal, Gelalhs, Cleve (iibson o f Sanford. France Bishop, and Dianne Carver Births of Sanford. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Duncan of DECEMBER SO Sanford, a girl; Mr. ami Mrs. Phil­ Admissions ip I,agan o f Sanford, a boy; M r.I William Benson, Lake Mary; and Mrs. Charles Tate of Sanford, Henry Duniels, Lake Helen; Gloria a boy. Accardi, DeBary; Brian Burgess, Discharges Annie Hawkins, Lake Monroe; Arline Fralit, Carol Iliggerstaff, Frank Jones, Alary Divon, Steven Jacqueline Deklr, Huston McAr­ Duffy, Alma Clayton, ltouneltc thur, Charles Doncgall, Emmin Beamen, Willie Tano Martin, Em­ Sulpiaio of Sanford. ma Clair, David Johnson and Lida DKCF.MIIF.lt 26 Stall o f Sanford. Admissions Births Mary Alice Seiner berg, Osteen; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dekle o f Mary Bell, (ieneva; Sam Day, Lake Mary; Alexander Cooper, DeRaryi Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Will Louise Faig, Deitary; Jane Rich* Frnlix of Sanford, a boy; Mr. and arils, Lake Mary; Patricia A. hlnn- Mrs. Terrell IliggeraUff o f San­ ■ing, Donald Lea Ferrante, Linda ford, a girl. Dlirhargra Leahy, Patrick Hall. Robert Gold­ Mr*. Johnnie T. Brown and baby, en, Donna Reynolds, Joan Con­ Lake Mary; Jean C o n v e r s e , verse o f Hanford. Ilrt-dna Jackson, Mary Gelalles, DKCKMHKH XT Mrs. Robert Bowman and baby, A d m is s io n s Joyce Hrown, Lake Mary; Linda Dnln Brown, Mrs. B e n j a m i n June Lindt, Pamela Swain, Beth- Adums and baby of Hanford. DECEMBER XI anf Mathews, James Cumin, RosAdmission* ella Adams, (ilenda How man, lllysara France*, Uviedo; MatFreddie Hurringtun, Fred Wil­ Ford, Longwood; 1-ewi* liams, Judy Brown, Margaret Ed­ sella wards, Florence Pastella, Olivia Klinitman, Kern Park; Ita MetaHarriett; Mareua Desln, Georgia per, Phillip Lang, Donna Jean Ar.derson, Marita Campbell, Clif­ Kraua of Sanford. Illrlha ford Pringle Jr., Julia Wynn, W il­ Mr. and Mr*. Myron Aecardi ef lie Denise Jackson and Arch MeDeBary, a boy. Swain o f Hanford. Dischargee Hlrtha Mra. Fred Florence and baby, XIr. and Mrs. J. T. Brown, Lake Mary, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Altamonte; Margaret Johnson, Os­ Bowman o f Sanford, a girl; Mr, teen; Clara Parka, DeBary; Mari­ and Mrs. Albert Edwards o f San­ anne Clayton, Mra. Marlon Lee and baby, Brian llurgess, Fred Wil­ ford, a girl. liams, Nellie Denise Jackson, Gen­ Discharge* Hattie Atkinson, Geneva; Helen eva Wright, Onie Byrd, Martha Smith, Oviedo; Victoria Smith, Campbell of Sanford. DECF.MBF.lt IS Admissions ' BUT ITS A NEW R M N T J O B ~ g T 7 ] £ WEAN rr/ 1 D Q N T ) WAN! M YN AM t ASSOCIATED IN ANY WAY WlTM YOU IJS/' » / GOOOBVC/ I f RATS/ ---------n il ■\m\^K 0AHUM6.WIAW-.JUSTAS SOOMt — ■ I Ilf I AS YOU 6 S T VOUK P SY C H IA TR IST X THODdWT vexi WKS AtO rECOMMCIJO A hEADSUtfUKS* aa»6 to m '~ " T r r r 'r p i I, ■ a ir -------, TH AT H U I U 5 'y - — EKU« ME, MAY I SEE Y3U K*AAOMfUT,MK S i t i J t O M E ? ____ , - T ^ T ™ WWV txo SUE WAUTTO SEcaAiKEYAicnvy 6 0 U 6 TO TALK ABOUT there... W ?, Uutn .r n n u e i s AUAUOSOM E YCrUUfi . . bachelor/ ir * Mf ST’TTH niT w s CM. I hUO Ilejoins NHL Club ITS A i l S T . I /Y C*WH! 1 T A lK tO TO THE \ m A I 3 BOO • H O * m N t U T THEM OUT O f THAT c m r w it h a t h o u s a w t a w ) - a a o PWVXf«3 Thtrvf 1 MXfS Of A C A tlO T O « 1 U * N ) « * » t m « Tt«c(s*TAMo-r TO BOO** 5 6 V IA U A «V A Y - . Oviedo; Donald Atwood, Geneva; Mrs. Phillip Logan and baby, Mrs. John Caudle and baby, Patrick llall, Donald Ferrante, Terry Ann Anderson, William Pearson, Joyce Whitten. Robert Golden and Pa­ tricia Klanaing of Hanford. DECEMBER 28 Admissions Gerald Williamson, Hluerldge, lit.; Lucile Willcut, DeBary; Mar­ garet Wood, Montgomery, Ala.; Bennie Gilllaon, Osteen; Roie Jackson, Eeu Gallie; Sadie Lee, Dianne Carver, Butter Hardy, Mary Jean Turner, Pearl Mangus and Jan Brumley o f Sanford. Hlrtha Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lee of Han­ ford, a girl; Mr. and Mr*. Fred Florence of Altamonte, a boy. Diachargea Margaret Bush, Geneva; Vin­ cent Hilliard, James Cumin, De­ borah Kearney, Freddla Barring­ ton, Mrs. Robert Duncan and baby, Mrs. Charles Tate end baby, Unde Lindt, Pamela Swain, Linda I^ahy and Bethany Mathews of Sanford. DECEMBER X* Admissions Juanita Varnum, Long wood; Carolyn Jones, Lake Monroe; Mamie Reneon, Dale Brown, Elisa­ beth Kovacs, Martha Stewart and Ernest Larson of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brumley of Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mr*. Robert Kovacs, Elder Springs, a boy. w W f l l f lS U K THAT OUT lA T t * . .— DETROIT (U PI)— Len Lunde, the second leading scorer In the Western Hockey League tbia sea­ son, waa recalled today by the Detroit Red Wings of the Nation­ al League. He waa with the Wings for three years until he waa cut in pre-season training last fall. down hers. Guess I will have to get the Chamber of Commerce after them. • • * Brownie* don't forget your meeting date next Tuesday afternoon at the school. • • • Linda Stapler went to a ba­ ton twirling contest in Orlando and came home with a fifth place medal. Congratulation.*, gal. • • • The Monroe Home Demonstration Club meets tonight at Louise Thompson's home. Sure hope everyone ean atlend *» It la going to be a very Interesting one. A loeal lawyer will talk on legal mat­ ter*. • • • The John Lanier* spent Christmas day In Orlando with their aon-ln-law and daughter. Mr. Hit'llAUI) I,. GLENDON and Mr*. Charles Martin. Char­ les' mother, Mrs. Geneva Martin, of Knoxville, Tenn., was also there. She cam* home with the Laniers and they took her on fish -1 ing trip* to the Ireach and other sightseeing tours. She ha* return rd to Knoxville and 1 wonder if ah* sent this cold weather bark down here. She said the had a very wonderful time while down Richard Glcndon. lecturing hers here. • • • Be sure and go to church Sunday as it la World Wide last Sunday at Seminole High Communion Day. • • • The Semi­ School under auspices of First nole County Home Demonstration Church of Christ. Scientists, San­ Council held its first meeting of ford, told hla audience that scien­ the New Year yesterday. We made tific prayer it bringing increasing plans for aome wonderful pro­ numbers of people healing, com­ grams for the coming year. • • • fort and reformation. On nationwide tour as a mem­ Keep your finger* crossed for the High School Glee Club boys and ber of the Christian Science Board girls who left this morning for of Lectureship. Glcndon il from Miami for elinic. I have the pleat- Los Attgclei, Calif. He was intro­ ure of accompanying them too. So duced here by Mri. Olllc Mat by the time you are reading tills Harrison, second reader. Keynote theme of the address waa wa will be in Miami aeetng the sights and in the morning going to the promise made by the apostle clinic to win some honors for our James pertaining to power of heal­ school. Lynn Giles will take over ing through prayer. The speaker my dutlea on my bus for two days. pointed to the danger of peraon* * * Tne L. 1. Lakes of the Mon­ aliilng the healing power of af­ roe Road have had his brother fective prayer and quoted Mary with them for the past two weeks. Baker Eddy's "Science and Health Ha ii from that cold place of with Key to the Scriptures'* In re­ Jackson Heights. S . Y. • • • Our assuring that such power la avail­ thought this week was given to able today. me by a very nice person . . . It is on a Christian. 1 U.'.ow that you Safe drivers drive mechanleally will enjoy It vary much. aafe cars. And mechanically safe What ia a Christian cart don't cause accidents. A MIND through which Christ thinks; R e s id e n t ia l • C o m m e r c ia l A HEART through which Christ B u i ld i n g loves; FALL OUT A VOICE through which Christ ® 8IIELTEIIS apeak*; FA 2-7083 A HAND Uirough which Christ G. W. DODSON. Contractor help*. Christian Science Lecturer Speaks Of Healing Prayer Now th a t the holiday season b ills are bou n d ta s ta rt ro llin g In. If y o u 're short o f <aih, 1st ua advanco w h a te v e r m oney It nssdsd to m oot yeur o b lig a tio n s . PA YM IN T* M AY I I SFR IA D O V IR A LONO O R SHORT R IR IO D , W H IC H IV IR Y O U M U I R JANUARY 1 Admissions Carolyn Jonsph, Jennie Brock, Gladya Davis, Nathan Raley, Ruble Lee ilrllnnger, Donna Ward, Bertha Hawkins, Albert Phtlpe, Kqullla Walton, Mary Crus*. Erik Kuhlmun and Juanita Sheppard of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Varnum of Longwood, a boy; Mr. and Mra. Dowry R. Ward o f Sanford, a girl. Discharge* Gerald Williamson, Bluaridge, Ga.j Ed par Ronshausen, Houston, Tex.; Sain Day, Lak* Mary; llrrnda Lee, Mra. Stanley Brumley and baby, Elisabeth Kovacs ef Sanford. lo a n s up # G.A.C.FINANCE C O R P O R A T I O N 1 " sswrosa 111 West first Slroal..................................Tal fAlrlo«2 374J _________iota Mmsh Ussier >»IHI»e)_________ OAt* Raarii Dwtly f-J; Friday I t, dated Saturday ■- BALTIMORE (U P I)-B lll Saul. ■ Penn State linebacker and the No. X draft choirs of the Balti­ more Colts, has signed a contract with the National Football League Qub. - oouhso ■ « d}| North Orongo Street*..................... Tot. GArden 4-3806 401 Watt Control Avenue..........................Tal GArden 3 6493 1243 Eoit Colonlol Drive............................Tal GArden £2642 0»ki Noun: Daily 9-Sj Wsdnetday I Saturday M I ’ formerly Admiral f inontt Corporation IOAN8 M A N TO RIX! 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ICach bid ahall contain a copy o f tha manufacturer*, apcolflcatlon* and daacrlpllra lltaratur*. All blda ahall b . F.O.D. Kanfrrd, Florida, and ahall b* binding on the bid* rier for a minimum o f thirty (la) daya. Dlda ar* requaated on Ik* following Itaml ONIC M : w PATIIOI, CAR Specification* art arallabl* at lb* Sh eriff* Office o f Brmlnol* Coun­ ty, Sanford, Florida. J. I . IIOUliT, Hharlff Samlnola County, Florida Hr Jamaa J. Blngtatary Chief Deputy Published Jan. I, II, IMS. IN TIIB COURT OP TUB COUNTS ju tiiji:, aniiiNOLB county , Pansjachel U ths llttl* village wher* the highway meets Laks Atitlan aome P0 mile* o f con atint alghtieeing away from th* rapital of Guatemala City. A few mile* away acroa* the glaaay water* of th* laka, and with thre* dead volcano** look­ ing over your ahouldtr, you can •tep from a modern power launch Into an Indian village still living for th* mo*t part in th* 18th Century. San Antonio Palupo I* just on* of nearly a doicn village* that Legal Notice i i i u i i t u n i'iiT o f t i i k j i n iiT A i. rin tirr in till FO R S K IIlN O l.K U O I N T T . FLORIDA i n c u i N i r . n v no . i i b i i EAST llllOORLYX HA VINOS BANK, a New York corporation, Plaintiff, ve, JOHN E. KNOWLES and DONNA HELD KMIIVLK'H. hie wife; and CKAIU.CH It. Hr WILLI AIIS and ANNA *1. MeWILMAMH. Me Wifi, Defendanla. NOTH K TO DEFEND OR ORDER OF P I 'n f ill’ATInN SUIT FOH FOR ElT.OS I'll K TO! I'll A III, KM D. MrWII.LIAMS and ANNA M. Hi W IIHerne, hla wife (11 l^ingvlaw Drive l.ealngton, Kentucky TOll, ClIARLKS D. MeWtl.I.IAHH and ANNA M. MaWllllama, are hereby notified that a Complaint fur Foracloaure ol Uorlg as* hat been filed against you, and you ar* required to aeree a copy of your Answer nr Pleadings la Ihe Com ­ plaint an th* Pla intiff* attorney, Joseph 14. Flteferald, 11* Security Trust Building, Miami II, Florida, and HI* th* original Answer or Pleading In Ih* office of ih* Clerk o f (he Circuit Court on or before the tth day o f February. A. D., 1* 11. If you fall to do eo, Judgment by default will b* taken again*! you for Ih* relief demanded In tha Complaint. Th* daacrlplton af th* real pr op­ arty proceeded against la: Lot 11, lllock II. TOWNSITR O r NORTH CHULUOTA, a subdivision according to th* plat* thereof recorded In Plat Hook 1, page* *( t* * 1. Influalt*. o f th* Public Kerord* o f Seminole County, Florida. Thl* nolle* ahall be published once aach waek fur four eonaeculive waek* In Ih* Hanford Herald. DONE AND ORDKIIKD at Han­ ford, Hemlnol* County. Florida, •hi* 10th day o f Ptrombtr, A. D . in t u b ninth BTATU OF PLOIUIIA, IN M O . II ATM NO. IN HID K*l*l» * f UKOHUK KOKKM.SK STKUIIKNS, AUo known *• OEOliaC K. BTKPHF..VH and a/It/a OKOHOB HTEPilKN'B. Daoaaaad NOTICB TO UKKDITon* TO A M . CRRIIITona AND FKRBONA IIA VINO CLAIMS OR UK. NANDI AfiAINIT BA III KITAT Bi You and aach o f you ar* h*r*by nollflad end required to preaant any claim* and demand* which you. or *llh*r o f you, may hay* again*! th* Katat* o f OKOIIOR KOEKUNB HTEl’ If K.NM, a I •• know* aa d s o rg * K. Hlaphana and a / b / a Oaorg* Btaphan*. dacaaiad. U l* o f lh« County o f Samlnol* and Slats o f Florida, to th* County Juds* o f Samlnol. County, Flor. Id*, t* th* County Judg* o f Kaminnl* County, Florida, within *ls (I I ro u n d e r month* from Ih* dal* •f th* flrat publication, o f this nolle*. Karh claim or demand muat be In wrltlna and muat be aworn t* by th* claimant, hi* agent, or hie attorney, or tha same will ba> romo void according to law. Dated this llth day o f Decem­ ber, A. D. l i l t . 1 ) 11 . / a / I.aura Isabel Htcpoeoj Arthur II. Hrikwlth Jr Aa a.iei,utria o f Ihe Kal.ta Clark, Circuit Court o f Oaorg* Koakllnt Stephan*, llyl Martha T. Vlblan •to., deceased. Deputy Cl*rb 1. W ALTER HAWKINS Jeeeph M. Fltsgerald Lemon Bluff, Oileen, Fla. 111 Security Trutt Itullllng Attorney for **ld Batata. Publish Deo. It, It, II, 11*1 A Miami It. Florida Publish Jen. 1, II. II, H , 1* 11. Jaa. I, I M 1, By Kate Osann TIZZY [climb th* mountain* rising from the shore* of the 16 hjr 12-mil* lake that glimmer* green under the close.by clouds. Life 1* simple in the thedowi of the mountain* that rise a* much ga 2,000 feet from the 8.000-foot elevation of the lake. There are no roaila or phone line* to the outside — crop* from Ihe terraced field* that climb the mountain* ar* carried out to th* nearest highway or market on th* hack* o f th* men along narrow trails. Women with babir* tlung on their back* and even little girl* carry water fiom the central fountain in pottery Jar* — that weigh a* much a* d.’t pound* when filled — on their head*. Everyone live* in mud-walled, thatched roofed rottage* along the dirt trail*. Th*r* aren’t any street* or aidewalki a* turh. It’* a sleep elfmb — end one to be taken (lowly at this altitude — to work up from the *hore to what could be calted the village square — the relatively level patch occupied by the fountain anil the old, whitewashed f'psn* Ish colonial ityla Roman Cath­ olic church. You’d know a villager from Ran Antonio anywhere once you’ve *een one o f them. Everybody dresses alike; the women in long, blue wrep-around akirt* and bloueea with red fronts and strip­ ed red and white ileeves; the men In checked brown and tan apronikirta, shirts similar to th* wom­ en’* blouses, and, for church, a solid blua coat. All the clothing ia woven right In the village, just gs distinctive tribe) clothing Is mad* in villages all over this mountainous Central American land. If th* Spanish padre is in the village on his boat-horn* visit* around th* lak*, you ran see th* people summoned to Mas* by th* bell* cast in 17.10 which stand In a thatched pavilion outald*. In­ side the men put on hugl scapu­ lar* and kneel to th* left o f th* altar In tha aged building, and Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF. NINTH JUDICIAL ( IHCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Ft.<11(111 s. CHANCERY NO. IITM S V S r iU *14 FOUNT Y FED ER AL BAV 1NC1H A LOAN ASSOCIATION, ■ Unllel l o i t i poratlon. at America Hr* Plaintiff. vs. HILLY KL SLATER ami HANDRA U HLATER, hla wife, anil WIL­ LIAM HAIlllOLD PATTON amt JEANNETTE M PATTON. hi* wife, Defendanla NOTICK OF SUIT IN MOIITOAUE FORMCl.nai HR TO, HILLY KL SLATER and SAN­ DRA I. SLATER, hi* wlf*. Address Unknown You, Defendants, art hereby notified that n cnmplalnt I* fur*elos* a certain marts*!* on Ih* following described property, Inwill IAil It. HEAR LAKE Hll.I.g. according In th* Plat there­ of, aa recorded I* Plat Rook II. at Past IT *f ih* Peblls Raeords of lamlaol* County, Florida. ha* **n filed against you In the et.nv» -ij-ltd relt and you ■r* required lo *erv* n oopy of your Anewar or Pleading lo Ih* Complain! on Plaintiff* attorney Joeeph M. Uuraeko, P. O, Roa lit Fern Park, Florida, and file th* original Answar *r Pleading In Ih* office of ih* cl*rk of th* Circuit Court on *r brfor* th* It day of January, 11(1. It you fall lo do *o, a deer** pro oanfeaeo will b* reken against you for th* relief demanded In Ih* Complaint. WITNESS my hand and official tea) of office al Hanford, HamlnoU, Countr, thta l i t h day o f D*e*aab*r. t i l l . (■KALI "Thank you for Introducing mo to your boat friend, Stanloy. I guosa this lo goodbyP Arthur ft. Beckwith, Jr. Clark o f Clrautt Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen. D C Publleh Dec. 14, II, II, t i l l * Jan. I, t i l l . Muikol Memories ACBOIl I Lonf 41m* popular K i n g B it mica) arts a Musical instrument I t Late |od tltu i IsS C e r * IS Neck heir* U Peeled 17 TropkaJ plant M Uertrlcil peitkl* SOlie eterfond • I L*(*l lU ia •2 Harem room •3 halloa dly dt Actor, Alan DOWN I TUI* I Ueaetal Bradtey Ih H n d il diatomic* IO>rr-taduld«r Legal Notice IN T ltR CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIB NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, HI AND FOR BRMINOt.E I’OU NTT, FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. UTSO. SUFFOLK COUNTY FEDER AL SA VINOS AND LOAN A 8SOCU TION. a Dulled States af America corporation, Plaintiff, va RONALD N MULDER and PATIltCIA MULDER, hla wife, Defendant*, NOTICE OF SUIT IN MOHTRAOH FOR MCI.ONURE TO: ItUNAIJ) E. MULDER end PATRICIA MULDER, ht* wife. Reeldene* Unknown. Y»u, Defendants. ere hereby notified that a complaint lo foraclae* n carAalu mnrtaaa* on Ih* following described property, towit: Lot If. REAR L AKE HILLS, according to III* Plat thereof, a recorded Is Flat Rook II at Pag* It * f the Public R ec­ ords o f S*mlnol* County, Florid*, ha* been filed agninet vou In the ■ bove-slyled suit and you ar* raqulred lo **rv* * copy o f your An ­ swer nr Fleedlng lo th* Complaint on Plalntltr* attorney, Joeeph M. Muraeko, P. O. Bo* U l , Fern Park, Florida, and fit* th* original A n ­ swer or Mending In the o ffice o f th* Clerk or Ih* Circuit Court on or before Ih* l l h day o f February, t i l l . If you fall to do ao, a decree pro oonreeao will be taken again*! you tor tb* relief demanded In Ih* Complaint. Witness my hand end o fflo lil seal o f office at Hanford, genilnot* County, thl* l a d day of January m i. (HBALI Arthur M. R*ekwlth Jr, Clark of Circuit co u r t Hy: Martha T. Ylhlan Deputy Clerk Published Jan. I, 11, II, H , t i l l . animal i?SCa lisrs ____ _ WTberur 0 1>r»*rt animal It racin' Hdl JS Drier dam 13 Anlaule — far food 14 Merer! II Urea* II Nora* (ed IT Blackbirds of ro d e o family II UolkNk Mi sad Finlt ta r— (O p e n e d u b ) 11 Unit of SlPVnM 33 Paredwe r r - T ii n~ ,r IT n S' r~ 1 tr] rr u nr 13 lllaorder 13 Narrate 3S Portiin weifkti IT Entire rr 30 (ienus at raeedew area*** t r It HiIsle ub) 30 Sea bird It tduii XVI 13 Puffed up Ml'iewr li t r e 6. For Rent Classified Phone sjsb? * , a iiw M m 37 E((| IB — for to Catla (cumb. farm) 41 Roud 411'enien poet 41 Jell 43 AH 4TBind 4hlb-.de 4| Uropiy MCunlo.k ttLhri DOWN 1Toil Office 204 W. First Stenstrom Realty Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty Stemper A gency ROSA L. PAYTON 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 1C. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 21. 24. 21. 25. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. at. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. Real Estate Wanted Real Estate For Sale Mortgage l-oana Insurance Husinetu Opportunities Female Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Help Wanted Situations Wanted Babysitters Beauty Salons Build . Paint - Repair Building Materials Electrical Services Plumbing Service* Radio ft Television Special Service# (.sundry Service Aulomobile Service Machinery - Toole ■ Poultry • Pets - Livestock Flowers • Trees - Shrubs Fsraitare Articles For Ssle Articles Wanted Automobiles • Trucks Boats • Motors Motorcycles - Scooters Trailers - Cabanas 2. Notices - Personals deitloitioa 4 Beirdif I Hernia lreal* w w t f t m E N m rtin amn. Stenstrom Realty St. Johns Realty Co. FURN. apt. 2300 MeDonvUl*. GET AWAY FROM NOSEY NEIGHBORS AND UVE A LIT­ TLE— 2 Bedroom house, unfurn­ ished, on a lake, electricity, hot water, telephone, loo acrei to hunt and play in. Out of Oitoen, M i par mo .Ph. FA 1-ttl*. Property SAN LANTA flOMES On Locust, North of East 20th St. 3-Bedroomi, 2-Batha, excellent neighborhood. Priced from <11,900. Low down pay mint, <64.30 per mo., principal * in­ terest. VA — NOTHING DOWN Ph. FA 1-8510 or CR T-19« Nights GA M5M Jack Dome tree, Developer W* Don't Want EVERYBODY'S Basina*. Just YOURS. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* FARMER’* AGENCY p rin t* hatha, 114 W. First St. N. V. Farmer, Realtor 1 . BEDROOM houM, kitchen 2165 S. Park Are. Ph. FA 1-3221 equipped, water hirniihed. Ph Aftor hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0261 PA S-4411. REDUCED PRICE <1.300. <4,000 down balance <50 per month on two frame houses and 4 acres of land. Contact Grady Scott. FA X 2825. Ball-Blair Agency UNFURNISHED houia, 1801 WaihRegistered Broker* iogton Ave. Pbona FA 2-3*03 k ASSOCIATES after Jan. 1st. 21* So. Park Ave. Pb. FA l-SMi Lak* Mary Branch • FA 3-1290 CONVENIENT TO BASE: I bedroom, kitchen equipped, large living room, 1110 par mo., 103 E. Woodland Dr. FA 2-7037. L ONGDALE HOMES LMN ENTERPRISES INC. t • BEDROOMS 1 Vt BATHS I k>w Down Payment No Closing Coals Pb. FA 2-2420 OSCAR M. HARRISON MOVED FROM M40 HIAWATHA ATE. T* 18(1 PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA 2-8827 AUCTION Saturday, Jan. 6th 2 P. M. 241* B. Sanford A t*. Beautiful 2 bedroom form. bom*, property of E. V. Waleb, A -l rood, inside and out. Extra lot offered separate. Excellent terms. Going at Absolut* Auc­ tion. Yon set the Pricr. FU-'a Meet Economical Auction On. Gricsom-Kemp Auction Co. 227 N. Fern Creek, Orlando GA 4-09S4. River Front SLEEPING ROOMS, Tha Qablaa, 401 Magnolia Ava. FA * 0720. RENT A BED U l N. Park Ave. THE TIME TESTED FIBM SUNLAND, I bedroom, many ex­ 118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6122 tras, reasonable down payment. FA 2-8097. J. W. Hall, Realtor $8,500 To SB.300 FHA A Conv. Financing 3 C*ndutter ON LAKE MARY 4 ROOM furnished apartment, 1 bedroom, water furnished. $60 Beautiful new large split level home with lake and canal front­ per mo. Call FA 2-5021. age; 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, large MCE Sleeping room, eall atter living room with full wall stone 3 P.M., FA 2-3986. fireplace. Large built-in kitchen with table top stove and many 9. For Sale or Rent conveniences. Other features in­ CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. clude large recreation room and Rent or Sale. Rcaaonible. Cal] fall out shelter with well and evenings. FA 2-1597. pump. Situated on beautiful lot with many trees! This ii a qual­ 12. Real Estslo Fwr Solo ity home and an outstanding buy. Call today. Good financing. Oiicnr M, H arrison Registered Real Estate Broke, t i ll Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7911 $5,500 6. For Rest INCOME TAX SERVICE ENJOY living in a modern trailer LAKEFRONT lot in Lake Mary, reasonable price for quick sale. at Wekiva River Haven, 9 miles FA 2-3076 or FA 2-7116. Weat of Sanford. FA 2-1909. WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES CLEAN carpets with our Carpet Approximately 214 acres, with ISO Shampooer FREE, with purft. on river, Vk mile off Rt. 46 chaic of Blue Luitre shampoo. Carroll’a Furniture. Call FA 7-6473 after 6:00 p. m YES, you can borrow our Carpet Shampooer FREE to clean your carpets with Blua Luitre. ■’Call H a ir FA 2-3611 CarroU’i Furniture. 2514 So. French Ave. As Law I B S Par A* Moalh Principal ♦ lae. . InL • T a il* J field Helmly Realty FA 2-2611 M ta dONIghia |bM 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sals TRADE WANTED: <3 500 equity EFFICIENCY Healed apartment HOMES LOTS ACREAGE in small 2 bedroom frame house Sanford’s newest, Ideally locat­ SALES RENTALS in Winter Park on Sanford Area ed, near post office, auitablc for property. Write Rt. 2, Box 501-A, aingle or couple, private bath. Sanford. Inquire at Manuel Jacobson De­ aog W. 13th Street partment Store. <300? $400? <500? FA 2-7605 Eveningi FA 2-2579 If you need a home and can af­ NICELY furniihcd 3 room apart­ ford to make a amall down payment. all utilities, downtown lo­ R0BER1 A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundquiit, Aitoe. ment we have the one to fit your cation. FA 2-2307 for appoint­ FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. requirements. New FHA financ­ ment. ing available. LAKEFBONT, beautiful 209’ x 250’ NEW 1 bedroom furnished duplex. high lot, aandy beach, crystal 2200 So. Park Ave. dear Lake Hutchinson, one mile DEATH JNFB we»t of Oalccn on Enterprise RENTALS road, sign on lot. Phone 313-7293 t il N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-2420 Need a rental home? We may CI.ASSIPTKD IHBPI.AT: Tavares. have exactly what you require, Tar*., thru Frt. • 3 P. M. day be ONE OF THE Cleanest < bedroom, or if you wiah to rent your f*re Insertion. Mm . 8(L m m . 2 bath homes in Sanford. For home, come in or eall and we Sale with nothing down, block STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED; will be happy to aerv* you. fenced corner yard, Fla. room, Taei., tana f r l • s P. M. day bo­ 2521 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 immediate occupancy. FA 2-1699. lero IniertiM. N m . • Rat. m m . Sanford, Fla. Nights FA 2-0648 RRSPONSmn.ITT: ACREAGE Tb* Herald wHI M l bo R ty N tlb li 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 A FABULOUS buy. 4 bedroom Now is the time to invert in Flor­ masonry home, atone fireplace, far atari thaa m o Incorrect laserida. We have listing* that will open beam construction, 2 tile Lee of yoar id. aad r*o«nr»i lb* 3 ROOM furniihcd apt., available make you money in the Canav­ baths. 100 x 600 feet on beauti­ Jan. I tth. $60 per mo., close-In. right to revise nr reject any aderal area, Geneva area, near ful Lake Markham. Must tee to I ll E. 8th St. FA 2-!2f5 or vtnUement from what ordered to Sanford — in fact, almost any appreciate. FA 2-3378. FA 2-3786. cMferm to (be petitie* ef Ms ■action you are interested in. paper. Just give ua a call and tell us S ROOM furniihcd cottage, cen SUNSHINE REALTY your preference, (rally located. FA 2-1838. Amy Anderion CLASSIFIED INDEX Reg. Real Eitate Broker 2 BEDROOM house on Old Orlan­ "W * Trade" 1. (-oat A Found 2619 So. French Ave. do Hoad, Ideal for children, 2. Notices - Personals Day FA 2-7192 — Night FA 2-4818 school but atop, ihade trees, 3. Education • Instruction SCO mo., 2 months advance rent, i. Transportation 4 lake Lota, with large oak Ireci, REALTOR — INSUROR FA 2-2257. 5. Food on Lake Onoro, <5,000. Name CONSULTANT — APPRAISER 6. For Rant Your Termi. Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom. 2 bath 7. Buaineaa Re* la Is Moving soon to 1919 S. French Ave home on Mrllonville, large kit­ 8. Bosch Rentals chen equipped, Fla. room, fire­ 9. For Sale or Heat Registered Real Estate Broker place. *17000 per mo. Call 10. Wanted to Rent Pb. FA 2-1)01 17-92 at Hiawatha FA 2 6140. Kollaway, Hospital k Baby Badi By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-S1II 111 W lit SL 1 Paiutlaa VEmplo/er • Ml ■1 H Phone FA 2-2611 ACROSS SCtMdtad 43 Superloti FAST RESULTS As*war le Frustoue Fuxilo It Marti error MCircitee U Moulhntrd 37 Clement SB Country la Alla II Dined 13 New York harbor Island 44 Inflated 41 Defeat at Urldfle 41 Pioeacut* WANT ADS BRING Animal Life NdhkyLhe II Decimal digit IT Musical Interval M wicked II Cereal fuugus 30 Accounts 33 Muelrel syllable* 13 Blinder* 33 Muiical study 3JIDUI [ th* women and children to the right. Many hold candles as thej kneel through the service. Outside the visitor gets a few curious smllee, but there’s little other communication. Th* vil­ lager* speak a Mayan patois ra­ ther than the Bpaniah* of their notion. Turkeys peck in the dirt yards, the women wash clothing by beating it on the rocks at the edge o f th* lake, th* men cuHi. vat* corn that gtowa vertically despita th* angled mountainside. All this is only dfi minutes away from the comfortable hotels and pension* o f Pansjachel, which Is a quaint village in it« own right. Thl* la . an area popular with Guatemalan! on holiday, and It has also been discovered by Eu­ ropean*. The rush from th* Unit­ ed State* to thl* Idyllic and un­ spoiled resort, whrre a single room with three meal* I* 812 a day, t* still to com*. Duses and regular tours run her* from Gautemala City, trav­ eling scenic, paved—but narrow— mountain roads that switch hack over valleya 1,000 or more feet below and climb as high as 0,000 feet, Sitting in {he patio of the Ho­ tel Tsanjuyu at night you can watch the headlights of cars go­ ing first on* direction, then an­ other a* they wind down th* mountain moru than 1,000 feet above. There’s fishing, swiming and plain quiet relaxation. puL th* very best Panajachel has to offer is a look Into th* unspoiled life of the Indiana whom time has pass­ ed by. HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results TEE V GREEN ESTATES LMN BatarpHaae, Ine. • Coaulry Club Road (20th Rt. Extension) 2 Milaa West Of Hwy. 17-92 N ail T* Mayfair Country Clali • 3 * Bedroom* • (»/, Bathn CASH - CARRY Used Bargains Dining Room TABLE and 4 CHAIRS .... 3-Pe. Walnut BEDROOM SUITE ______ Slmmona SOFA B E D .......... - .................. (1 ) STUDENTS DESKS, Your Choice PLATFORM ROCKER ------- $495 2-Pc. SECTIONAL ........... ....................... Stratford CONTOUR CHAIR ............... 2-Pc. Lawnon LIVING ROOM SUITE 2Pe. SOFA-BED SUITE ............. ___ .... ___ L IV IN G ROOM SUITE *3 5-Pc. Chrome DINETTE ..... ....... ..... .. All Plaetie CONTOUR C H A IR ........ ....... Porcelain-top TABLE and 4 CHAIRS .... 3Cushlon SOFA and 2 CLUB CHAIRS DRESSER and BED ............... ............... OCCASIONAL TABLES Priced From Cliff Uorneman, Broker TErrace 8-3911 Open 10:00 ana) to 7:01 p.m. TErrace 8-4199 $28.88 $35.00 $ 12.88 $34.88 $14.99 LARGE OIL HEATERS Priced from $5 to $27.50 STUDIO COUCH *2 98 — Plus many more outstanding values! FHA Monthly Payments — DIRECTIONS: 1# Mia­ ul** from Nanfcrd. So. on Hwy. 17-02, tarn right at our algo. 99 98 Heating N# Closing Cost VA A Conv. Fiaaariag Available $12.98 $28.88 $24.88 $49.88 2 • Pc. • Central Air-Cond. ft $66 to $74 t T.88 ____ *29.95 ____ *19.99 ____ t 9.88 URNIT.URE OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS �I f’For H u n t in g You Need A Gun 3l)r ftanforh Srrnlh iThurs. Jan. 4. 1962— Pn^c 11 12. Mortgage Loans MORTGAGE U1ANS FRA and Conventional Commercial & Residential STENSTROM R E A LT Y lit N Park Ave Phone FA 2-2120 15. nuM n rss O p p ortu n ities m e r c h a n d isin g MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES, INC Suggest THIS MAY BE THE ONE FOR YOU Read Thli A Think Carefully If you ilnccrely want a small, ea*>-to-run business of your own and want tt to be In operation, bringing you Income, within a couple of weeks, read these facta: (1) Merchandising Management Associates set you up as a dealer handling one of the most popular, heaviest adver­ tised candy In the Country today. You see it on TV more than any other candy. (1) No "selling" required with our successful method. (3) You will be In complete oper­ ating position in a couple of weeks. (4) You nerd no experience in business management. You need hire no help. (5) A few hours a week provide a comfortable income. (6) With only £*15, you are set up and ready to go. If desired partial financing can be ar­ ranged. Last Year’s Candy bales in the USA, Over 3 Billion Dollars. (Authority: Federal Reserve Dank) For complete details send your name, address and phone num­ ber to MERCHANDISING MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES. INC. P. O. Box 4326, Phils. 18. Pa. 16. Female Help Wanted ■n ■ 19. S itu a tio n s W anted RAY’S WORK. FA 2-OtSO DAYS or by week work, i«3 E. Illh St. DAYS WORK. FA 2-3332. HOl’ SEWORK, have own Iran*portation FA 2-618U. 20. lia b y n itter* I will keep small children in my home $1.25 pet day. FA 2-2274 BABY SPITING in my home, small children and babies, gl.25 per day, References. FA 2 9284. 21. Beauty Snlonn KATHERINE HARVEY BEAUTY 8IIOP Hair Stylist • Pat Stewart 318 Palmetto Ave. ,Ph. FA 3-4834 HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK Professional Care—Modern Equip 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2-5742 Dawn's Beauty Salon Walker Building 2510 Oak Tk 2-7881 22. Build • l'alnt • Repair ROOM SPECIAL $11.93. Painting Inside and ou t Call Mr. Taiker. FA 2-6139. SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter Repairs, Alterations, Painting Phone FA 2-7983. 'H ie It F aya To Use HERALD W ant A d s. Wall Seminole County Motor* FA 2-0614 Plumbing & Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 3-4883 27. Special Services ■ VA F IN A N C IN E Down Payment A Closing Coil Southern Air Specialuwg In Heating and Air-Conditioning Only 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-8311 NEW HOMES In Beautiful — SEWING MACHINE SERVICEFor service on any make od lew* ing machine parts and access­ ories or Rentals call or write to Sanford Sawing Center, 104 South Park Ave. Pb. FA 1-8411. Sunland Estates $14yl00 - $17,100 PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON Pb. FA 2-4223 $156 Monthly Payments aa low a* |88 tncl taaaa and Insurants 3 ■ BEDROOMS 1 - iyt - 2 BATHS Conventional * FHA Loans Drivo 1T-V3 to Sunland Estates (1 sal. 8. of Han­ ford). Baleo office let houae inside entrance. WILSON-MAIER KINGSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. FA 3-80T4 .l i t HUNT . FA 3-3111 (H cw snna ★ By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low As $350 Down 4-UeiiriMJUi»— 2 Hath* 3-Bedrooms—2 tilth* 1-Bed room.— I Ij Baths J-Bedroom.— I Balk Yt id* variety esuriar designs and floor plans VA Financing an Homes up to $15,000 FHA — Conventional ft In-Service Financing DIRECTIONS; Turn W. on 20th SC rollow Coun­ try Club Hd & Watch for our signs. STARS ★ ■ ■ '1 m— ■ e CARLAND NET; ENVELOPES, Letterheads, atate LOST: in Lake Mary area, large yellow and while fluffy cat, menu, invoices, hand bUls, and programs, etc. ProgresMvo part angora, answers to name Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2831of "Spring". Ph. FA 2-87M Re306 West n th St. ward. CLEARANCE Ford Owners Special WELLS DRILLED PUPPIES — half Airadate, 2 PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS months old, $3.00. Call Sat. ur All Types and Siiai Sun. only. Wales Fernery, on Wa Repair and Service laka at Lyman School, tongwood. Machinery and Supply Co. it 20% Discount S T I NE 207 W. 2nd SC Ph. FA 3-4432 Sales L Service G. IL HIGH Oviedo, Fla. r o 3-1313 Day* Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883 on all motor tune-up CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black Poodle Puppiei and Mother, Show dog Slock. FA 2-7741. parts thru Jan. 15th Ph. check - up ANTI-FREEZE $2.16 Gal. •SAFETY SPECIAL- Imports ft Sports C*r* Our SpaoUUte 17-91 • Heart « f Maillaad FA 2-4622 PH. MI 4-5307 INSPECT FRONT AND PACK WHEEL BEARINGS BRAKE DISCOUNTS sooo CADILLACS $3295 CORVAIRS to CADILLACS GALAM K CLUB SEDAN FA 2-0711 FA 2-0861 Park wood Station Wagon, 4 Door, V-6, Power Steering and Urahee. A /T per mo . $58.10 per * 2 5 6 2 50 After H WAGON JAMBOREE! mo Payment d*. 59 59 58 58 58 57 57 FORI) FORI) FORI) FORI) FORD FORD FORD 56 STUDEBAKER 4-Door V-8 Commander, Kitra Clean 55 CHEVROLET $795 $495 57 MERCURY 54 MERCURY Monterey 2 Door Hardtop, Mercomatir. Radio A Heater S-Duor Hardtop $695 57 LINCOLN J 5 Cuatomllno 4-Door, • Cylinder $395 51 HENRY J. Palrlanr V-8 4 Door, Furdomatle. Radio, Heater I Door, Extra Clean. Naw Tirea, Excellent Coed. $195 $695 53 FORD V-8 Country Sedan, 4 Door, V-8, A /T , P/B, R A R. 1-llr. Ranch Wagon, 6 Cylinder, A /T , 4-Dr, Ranch Wagon, V-6, A/T, R A H . Country Sedan, 8 I’ata., V-8, A /T , P/8, A /C , It A II. Country Sedan, 4 Dr., V-8, A /T , P /8, P/U, It A H. With Karh .Saw Or Card Vehicle hold! Strickland - Morrison St., Sanford Winter Park MI 4-8916 67 PONTIAC 2 Door Sedan Chieftain V-8, 8 Door Sedan, Standard Tranamlaalan $195 $695 BEFORE YOU BUY SEE OUR SELECTION WE WELCOME YOU TO TE8T DRIVE ANY CAB. Have You Seen The New Mercury METEROR Tha Right Biz# Car At Tha Right Price. 1,000 FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS lit . 56 MERCURY Station Wayon, 4 Do»r Standard Trane., Orerdrtea Bel Air, 8 Cylinder, 1-Door 57 FORD Country Redan, 4 UrH V-8, A /T , H. E. $595 $1295 2 Hr. Ranch Maxim, V-8, A /T, H, 398 Ph. FA 2-1181 Del Air 2-Door V-8, Automatic Transmission Caelum, 8 Cylinder. Standard T m n e. Very Clean Premier 4 Door Hardtop, Air fund, and Powrrad W e're Losing Our Scalp With Values Like These 56 CHEVROLET $495 58 FORD Delivered In Sanford $595 $695 $595 2-Door NO PAYMENTS U N T IL FEBRUARY LINCOLN 4 Door. landed - ...... SI <95 CADILLAC I Door Air Cond. 3295 CHEVROLET Impale 4 Dour. Equipped 1995 FORD 2 Door V-R. Auto . ......................... 995 CHEVROLET 4 Door ................ 1195 CORVAIR 4 Door, A u tom a tic....................... 1495 RAMBLER 4 Door, Auto. ....... 1095 BUICK 2 Door .............................. 395 FORD 2 Door, Automatic ....... ............... 895 RAMBLER 4 Door, Htmidard -.............. 995 MERCURY 2 Door Hardiup 495 CHEVROLET 4 Door. 6 Cyl.. Standard Shift 595 CHEVROLET 4 Door V-8, Auto. 1195 CHEVROLET V-8. 4 Door, Station Wagon' 1295 OLDSMOIIILE 4 Door 595 FORD 2 Door Hardtop Overdrive 895 FORD 4Door 6 Cyl. ................................. 295 CHEVROLET 2 Ton, Chaiwbj und C a b ........... 1295 FORD 4 Door .... 795 NA8H Ambassador 4 Door. Aulo. ....... 395 RAMBLER 4 Door, Standard .... . .. 595 LARK Hardtop Coupe __ .... 1095 CHEVROLET V« Ton Pickup ............... ....... 395 $1095 2 Door Anglle, Kxeellent Condition Priraa Begin At HOLLERS o/ SANFORD Custom 880, Power Steering, Pordnmatlr, Itndln A Heater 59 English Ford B R A N D N EW 1962 FA 2-0711 FA 2.0861 SANFORD SANFORD 56 FORD V-8 Ranch Wagon, Real Clean $1495 FORI) $695 4 Door Hardtop, Air Co*dltlonad, Llko New 59 CHEVROLET 308 E. Find St. Winter Park MI 1-8916 Ph. FA 2-1481 57 RAMBLER Cuatom, 8 Cylinder, 4 Door, Air Conditioned, A /T . Heal Clean 59 CADILLAC LINING Strickland-Morrison HOLLERS of SANFORD 219 E. 2nd 8T. 2505 PACK AVE. $1395 $795 SERVICE DEPARTMENT 58 59 60 68 58 60 58 65 57 58 55 56 59 58 56 58 50 57 57 65 56 59 53 57 CHRYSLER Imperial 4-Door Hardtop. Air Conditioned A Powered, Real Clean 59 FORD V-8 CLEARANCE SALE 2ND AND PALMETTO 2505 PARK AVE. 60 LINCOLN Premier 2 Door Hardtop, Air Cond., Poworad, Llko Nsw 60 OPEL PASSENGER JANUARY to • We Are Offering- All Our Used Cars A t Used Car Dealer Prices. • All Late Model Cars Are Sold With A Guarantee. • Trade-Ins Will Be Accepted ■ Dear Hod an. 38 Milea Pa G sIImi SEAT BELTS INSTALLED $ ^ 7 5 PEH NOTICE CORVAIRS SALE LATE MODEL USED CARS $3595 A. W. Barkley Usad Cara, Windshield Back Glow Door Gians Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. 210 Magholia i t Free anti-freeze Barkley AUTO GLASS INSTALLED H. B. POPE CO. INC. 200 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-423 Park Homes For Salt Hanford’s i t Finest Cars ★ ★ ★ HEATING DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITERARY HELPT . . . an application letter that will "get the jo b "; elub paper; afler dinner speech; high school or college theme er eiaay on all but scientific sub­ jects. Low rates. FA 2-4033, evenings 34. Article* INTAKE manifold, 3 two-barrel carburetors, fuel block, for ‘39 or ’59 Ford 361 engine. Phone Mr. Glelow FA 2-2011 or FA 2-6473 after 6:00 p. m. LUMBER • HARDWARE - PAINT 32. Flowers - Tree* - Shrubs Roofing FHA Loans P’ sds FREE ESTIMATES Sale! Poinaettiaa In Bloom 86c tanka pumped - drain Your Credit It Good. Up to 2 Yra Septic GRAPEVILLE NURSERY flelda Installed. 24 hour sendee to Pay I Graps villa Ave. near 80th SC Terms. PA 2-8408. U. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES 29. Automobile Service We Uiva TV Stamp! 803 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 3-7198 1960 RENAULT 34. Artidea For Sale WOOD PLUMBING Contra cling A Repairs AUTO SALESMAN wanted by Pres Estimates Agreaslve Ford Dealer. Man R. L. HARVEY must be in good physical health, 304 Sanford Ave. Phone rA 3-8183 willing to work 10 hours a day. Age not necessarily a barrier. W. J. KING PLUMBING A SUPPLIES Must he willing to ask prospect Contracting • Repair Work for the order. No whiskey. 2334 So. Park pr. See Mr. Clifford at Strickland Phone 222-0483 Morrison Inc., SOI E. First St., FA 1-1481. $1095 32. Flowers * Trees - Shrubs 133. Furniture PETUNIAS ,C Calendula* now ItOl.LAWAY, lio-.pi at and Baby FRESH PRE-MIXED CONCRETE ready. Dutch Mill Nursery Bed*. Day, Week, or MonihMedium aged stepping atone* New I’ psala ltd. oft 20th St. FURNTTIRK CENTER window silts, lintel* & step* 1100 French Ave. Old rock, steel and tand. Now 1» the itme lo set out Ph. FA 2-7933 M IR A C L E C O N C R E T E CO. FLORIDA ADVANCE BLACK 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-37S1 NEW 13 cu. ft. RCA combination BERRIES. FA 2-8808. 34. Article* For Sale refrigerator-freezer $200.00. Uted ELECTROLUX CLEANER 8 cu. ft. Coldspot refrigerator Pack*. Canteen*. Me** Kit*. Excellent condition, lightweight, 33. fu rn itu re *75. Call 322-3305. Sleeping bag*. Army Navy Surcomplete with all attachments Uted furniture, appliance*, tool* plua. 310 Sanford A\e. Reasonable. Ph. FA 2-8187. 37. Boatn • Motor* etc. Boughl-Sold t-arry’ j Mart FURNITURE 313 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-413: Navy man transferred; brand Gateway To The Waterway • BIG VALUES new; take over for balance on Fireplace wrood, all lengths. Oak Your EV1NRUDS Dealer • QUICK CREDIT 3 complete rooma; no down Robson Sporting Goods and lighter wood. Delivered. • EASY TERMS payment neretiary; payments Pb. FA 2-3M1 Phone FA 2-6818, If no answer 304-6-8 E. 1st. low a $13 per month. Call ownWE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FA 2-3909. ner collect, TE 8-1311, Cassel­ FACTORY TO YOU berry. New and Uted Furniture ALUMINUM BLINDS 311 E. r im St. FA 2-3622 FOUR 14" wheela and tlrea for Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom In The Showroom Ford or Plymouth. FA 2-1412rail with plaitte ends, riaittc Sell Ut Your Furniture. Quick Under The or rayoo tapei. Cotton or nylon Service With The Cash SUPER WHKEL'CHAIRV eruichei, cant* cords. TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. walkers. Senkarik Ginas and Faint Co. FREE DELIVERY 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Prescription* our Specially Mattress renovating Expert Up­ MAKE 1861 A MUSICAL YEAR FAUSTS Rx Mrllonvllle holstering. All Work Guaran­ with a mu nea I !n»tniment front Ph FA 2-7107 teed. Call Nix Bedding Mtg. BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP, flMH b Uy W it Co., FA 2-3117, 1301 Sanford CIRCULATING HEATER, LP | ii, Cedar Ate. Specializing in for 2-Bedroom home. Reason-1 Axe. • SALES • REPAIRS • RENable. 1216 Randolph St. or Thone TALS • MUSICAL ACCES­ FURNITURE FA 2-8296. SORIES. Before you buy, give Muat sell at once — 3 complete 800 FRENCH AVE. “ I thought you Invited ma over to try a new dish— not u» a fry. Ph. FA 2-0733. rooma of furniture. Take ovrr GOOD USED furniture for aale, LOOK t t one!" refrigerator. Hove, bedroom monthly payments of $11.86 or suite and ate. 2606 So. Elm. Ph. $200 cash. Call owner collect 31. Poultry - Pets - Livestock 27. Special Service* FA 2-2307. TK 8-1311 Caaielherry. 17. Male Help Wanted ■ By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE FRIGIDAIRE 23. Building Materials UIDDI ** AGED lady to care for two elderly people, one bed­ ridden, must be reliable and capable of maintaining the home, choice of living in or going home nights. Contact Miss Spaulding, Ben Franklin Store, 24. Electrical Service* Food Fair Shopping Center. FRIGIDAIRE WANTED: Whit# female short or­ Sales Is Service der cook, only experienced need House Wiring Free Estimates apply. Thoroughly experienced Sid Vihlca’a Randall Electric waitress. Experienced c u r b 113 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 girls for relief work. Apply Chick 'p Treat, French Ave, 25. Plumbing Services Walk-In I'anal, Excellent Condition. For Selling You Need A Herald W ant-Ad...FA 2-2611 HUNT LIN C O LN MERCURY 109 N . Palmetto Av*. Sanford Sanford— F A 2-4884 W inter Park— M I 4-0299 �*- EDITORIAL COMMENT Ssminnk tthsua F <U ■ol m< we mt * th l oM Hal on 1*1 vel opt da' ■ p r. < of thi sh an de da (ol yiiu tx, l 5 ■ » \ H (E h ? Ijm t U r fcd ition PAGE 12 THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1962 COUNTY NEWS Harness Horses Celebrate Birthdays A t Seminole Raceway South Seminole By JANE CASSELBERRY On New Year’* Day »ome 600 harness horses celebrsted birth­ days at their winter training quar­ ters at Seminole Park Raceway In Casselberry. On Jsn. I each year all horse* automatically become one year older. Seminote Park’s mile track has been known for the past M years Garden Club Helps Beautify North Orlando Reports that the North Orlando Garden Club has been Instrument a) In aetting out 100 trees in the area were made at the December meeting o f the club by Mrs. Mary Rowell, beautification committee chairman. Other members of the commit­ tee which also will head activities during the month of April desig nated by Mayor Frank Fasula as beautification month ,^ar* Mrs. Lera Harria and Mrs. Elizabeth Haricb. According to Fasula five prizei will be given to the choice lawn* and gardens during the month and all water will be at minimum ratea. In other business of the dub's monthly msetlng at the borne of Mrs. Lois Wallace with Mr*, liarria as co-hostess, final plans were made for the group's Christmas party which waa held on Dec. 16 at the Home Demonstration Club Center in Sanford. Mr*. Mary Gulhria waa elected ai club chap­ lain and announcement was made that Mrs. Belay Nall had been se­ lected to receive the Garden of the Month award for December. Following (be businesa session members displayed and described decorations they had made for the holidays aod heard Mrs. Blanton Owens, guest for tha evening, wbo gave additional Instructions for making decorations included in her display. Chuluota Garden Club Appoints Committee By CAROL JEPSON Members of C h u iu o ts ’ s His and Her Garden Club appointed Mr*. Marlon Van Wormer, Mrs. Flor­ ence Boulden and Herbert BosweD s* e nominating committer at the December meeting end Christmas party held at the heme ei Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carlson on Seventh St. Mra. Van Warmer will serve as chairman of the commit­ tee. Following the business session, • party with games and prizes waa enjoyed by tha group end packages of seeds and bulbs from members* gardens were drawn from a grab bag. It was suggest­ ed that these be planted and re­ ported o s at later meetings. The club’s annual meeting will be held at I p m. on Jan. 13 at the bom* of Mr. and Mrs. Roicoe Morrison on Sixth St. DWC To Meet With President as one of the best pistes In the, country to train trotters and pac­ ers and now, with the addition of several new barns which provide a total of 623 stalls, 1t is the world’s largrst training plant. There now are 61 stables on the grounds ami Die few remaining stalls have alrrady been reserved. One of the champions stabled here is "A ir Record," all tlma second fastest mare on the milt track and all time second fastest co-champion mare on the H mile track. She earned U26.500 this season as a five year old trotter, breaking the world's record for total earnings by ■ mart in a single season. "A ir Record," by "Bomb* Away” out of "Torrid Scot," trained here last winter in the stable o f trainer George Sholty from Logansport, Ind., who is coowner with F. E. Ross of Milan, Mich. The economic benefits to Cas­ selberry and Seminole County merchants and. tradesmen can be visualized when one realizes that the weekly payroll to 73 trainers and 250 groom* alone amount* to 116,000 per week. Hundreds of owner* are attracted here each winter by the horses snd many owner* and trainers buy or buildi home* In the area. WORLD CHAMPION trot­ ter, ‘ Air Record,” *hown at left with Owner-Trainer George Shotly, celebrated a New Year’s Day birth­ day along with the some 600 harness horses now in winter quarters at Semi­ nole Park Raceway in Cas­ selberry. The five year old mare holds the all-time record as second fastest on the mile track and is co­ champion o f the second place slot on the one-half mile track. Her earnings this season of $128,500 broke a world record for total earnings in a single season. At top are the lat­ ent bams to be completed at the Seminole County mile-long raceway. (Herald Photos) Slates Election Announcement of voter registra tiou dates for North Orlando's March election of two eouneil members will be mad* at Tues­ day's a p.ra. council meeting, Mayor Frank Fasnla said Books will be open at age Hall during the entire month of February and elections are slated for the second Tuesday to March the mayor said. In order to register a resident must have lived (n the village for the past six months. According to Fasula regular staggered terms on the council now customary to roost incorpor­ ated areas will be set to motion with the 1 M elections when a mayor and three councilman wilt be elected. In other news of the community Fasula reported that construction work on the Shopping Center’s new grocery store and market began this morning. Chuluota Choir Enjoys Party Altamonte Negro Section To Get Mail Delivery All Business Not Big Business At First Oviedo Council Meeting Sidelights worthy of note but not pleasure to serve with all o f you pertaining strictly to the mein or­ on tha council.” der of business st Oviedo's first council meeting of the new year The hot air flowed freely at the Tuesday night included: council meeting — real, not aliagorical, hot air. Mayor Gary had Retiring Councilman Young the Town Uall heater going full Harris, who swore to the Mayor blast against tha frosty air which and Town Council, expressed his bas plagued Somtoois County and regrets at leavinjf the council, all of Florida for the past week or thanked his associate* for their so. At the December meeting be cooperation to serving with him was hiving some difficulty getting while he was president of the it lighted—rvu that it was needed board and said, “ It has been a then. Ha simply was looking By CAROL JEPSON Mr*. Wilma Madden and M n. LB Murphy were hostesses for tht holiday party of the Chuluota Community Chorrh Choir which presented special gt/te of appre­ ciation to Mrs. Brigitte Brancart. organist, and to Mrs. Stella Belt, director. Each member o f the group re­ ceived a choir pin from the di­ rector. Following the rehearsal period, refreshment* were served from a beautifully decorated table which had red and white polnaettiss and By CAROL JEFSON Trustees and deacons of the Al­ red candles as its focus piece to A congregational meeting of the tamonte Springs Community Cha­ offset the snow white cloth. Chuluota Community Church has pel will meet at 7:3U p m . today in Comle gifts were exchanged been set for Jsn. II for the-pur­ the Chapel EduraUon*l Building. among choir members pose o f starting members of the Church Board (or the coming year. A new Youth Christian Fellowship will be organised at the Com­ munity Cburch next Sunday for all young people who are IS year* of age and older. This group i* scheduled to meet to the church office from 6 :IS p. m. until 7:1S each Sunday and, fultowing even­ ing worship services, will enjoy an hour ol recreation to tha Fel­ lowship HslL Trustees To Meet Chuluota Church To Elect Board; Form Youth Group Rummage Sale To Aid Library A FIRST PRIZE WINNER In the DeBary Home Light­ ing Contest during the holiday* tvaa the hutne of Mr. and Mra. Fred H. McLaren of 84 IrU Lane which fea­ tured a large decorated native palm complete with sur­ rounding gifts, three jolly anowinen and other lightins arrangemooU. (Cox Photo) By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH Mrs. Glenn Humes of Altamonte Springs bas advised that she again la collecting articles of clothing, furniture and odds and ends (hat might havo tale value for the January rummage sale which will benefit the Altamonte Springs Library. She also reports that there now era a few placet of furniture avail­ able and that those persons in­ terested to the items may contact bar by telephone at her home. The m a n a g e sale wiB be eonducted in the old Altamonte Springs Foot Office buBdtog. Town Clerk Dot Courier bad on display to her office one of the most beautiful lavender orchids ever seen. H was given to her by Betty Palmer wbo got it from Col. Brown of Slavia wbo grows them. Ovirdo will have about a dozen tirsnd new Rags to display on the next occasion for tbelr us*. Tha council authorized the purchase Tuesday night for the 3 by 5 feet flags whirh come with a standard st a cost of $10.30 earh. They will be purchased from Mayor Carl Stoddard of Casselberry. Following the meeting the coun­ cil was treated to hot milk cake with a topping of tnstlH ceenanut snd pecan. The cake wa* tha crea­ tion of Mrs. W. H. Martin, wife of the councilman. Dot Courier served hot coffee or eoka with the cake. Village Meetings Set Next Week This month's meeting of the North Orlando Civic Assn . post­ poned from the regular date last Monday, mill be held st • p m . Monday to the Village Hall where at the tame hour on Tuesday the Vitla|e Council will meet for the monthly business session, also de­ layed one week because of the holiday. On Thursday the North Orlando Garden Club will me«t at 7:30 PM . Hoetrases and program tor this meeting will- be announced early m i Street signs and posts authorized by the County Commissiun last week eo that the Altamonte Springs Negro section northeast of town can have home mail delivery are expected wlthk six weeks ac­ cording to County Road Supt. J. C. Lavender wbo ordered Uie markeri last Thursday. Roads to be marked are outside the city limits, however tha post office department will deliver in fringe ares* if the main intersec­ tions are marked with signs. Tbe action was recommended by County Commissioner James P. Avery end by Zoning Director Robert Brown who has been work­ ing with tho communities to es­ tablish systematic numbering of houses and naming of streets to eliminate duplication. Signs on order include seven for Jackson St.; eight for L ak e H ow ­ ell Rd.; four for North St.; three for Pine; three for Oak; three for Dunbar; four for DePugb; four for Amanda; four for SR 416; four for Brewer; four for Pearl; three for Loogwood A re.; two for Leon­ ard, and two for Terrace Line, Lavender said. The January business meeting of toe South Seminole Democratic Women's Club will be held next Thursday from noon until 2 p m. at the home of Mrs. Hope Ben­ nett In Casselberry. No program has bern scheduled for this meeting since there is a full business agenda according to Mrs. Bennett, president of the club. Up for discussion will be plans for attendance at the Jan. 20 meeting of the Board of Direc­ tors and Executive Committee of the State Democratic Women's Club at the Angebill Hotel in Or­ lando. AH club presidents in tlic slate will be expected to attend this event which is to open at V a.m. with a joint meeting of toe directors and executive commit­ tee. A luncheon is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. and an operational support workshop is planned from 2 p.m. until 4 p m. according to Mrs. Bennett. Each club also is asked to have Its campaign chair­ man and operational support chairman attend the meeting. In addition to Mrs. Bennett those go­ ing from toe South Seminole grouo will be Mrs. Lucille Mullsncy and Mr*. Nance Russell. Mrs. Margaret Price, vice chairman of the Democratic Na­ tional Committee, will give a brief rundown of business action for those who were unable to attend the Dec. 6 meeting she conducted in Hollywood. Members of the South Seminole Club at next week's meeting also will discuss the work of the Fifth Congressional district council which was held on Nov. II at the Holiday Inn in Daytona Beach and will plan their program and speak­ er for the February meeting at the Mid-Florida Country Club. Lake Monroe Club To Hear Logan The Lake Monroe Home Demon­ stration Culb wUI meet at 7:30 p.m. today at the home of Mrs. ‘Louise Thompson. Phil H. Logan. Sanford attor­ ney, will be guest speaker using aa his topic the management of property sod the proper method of making wills snd deeds. Members of toe club are urged to be o«t Uiue for tb«< mesGng at Logan will begin his talk promptly at 7:43 p.m. Miss Myrtle Wilson, Seminole County Home Demonstration Agent, has advised all elub women In tbe county that toe January meetings would be a good oppor­ tunity to invite husbands and guest* to bear members of the County Bar Association who are cooper sting with toe HD monthly program In bringing advice on le­ gal matters pertaining to laws controlling property management. Lending A Helping Hand Friday will be a big day at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club— not only for racing fana but for the needy youngster* of Seminole County. * During the afternoon races a top alatn o f grey­ hounds will display their abilities, hut more important, all the net profits will go to the county juvenile council. This organization, under the leadership o f Judge Vernon Mize, la a non-profit corporation which will use the money to aid needy and unfortunate juvenllea In the county. Through the timely help o f the council many young­ ster* have been given the assistance needed to steer them away from trouble's path. Racing starts at 2 p. m. Try' to be there. HEADING ACTIVITIES during the month of April designated Beautification Month lor the Village o f North Orlando will be the Garden Club committee. Mem­ bers of the beautification committee present for tha club’s December meeting were Chairman Mary Rowell, left and Lera Harris. Elizabeth Harich, third member o f the group, was not present for the meeting. (Herald Photo) Swofford Appoints New Altamonte City Officials Altamonte Springs 31ayor Law­ rence Swofford appointed Keith Nixon, new ward one councilman, as vice mayor at a called meeting of toe new city official* Slonday night. Other appointments made in ad­ dition to that of Grady Hall. Semi­ nole County district six constable, as police chief and acting fire chief Included those of Henry Han­ sen as town clerk and committees for finance, streets and sanitation, parks and recreation, utility, fire. Community House and public building. On the finance committee will be Nixon as chairman. Frank Gerhard! snd Swofford; streets and sanitation. Swofford chairman, John Wolf and Jeff Hodges; parks and recreation, Gerbardt chair­ man, Hodges snd Swofford; utility Gerhardl chairman, Swofford snd Hodges; fire committee. Wolf chsi.--.ir.. ethers to be rim ed ; Community House. Hansen; public buildings, Swofford chairman, Nix­ on snd Hodges. Hodges turned down the appoint­ ment to the streets and sanitation committee saying that he “ knew nothing whatever about streets and was not qualified for toe Job." Tbe mayor asked that Hall also be appointed aa a temporary budding Inspector, however he withdrew the recommendation after objections from the round! as to how much available time Hall would have to spend on tbs job. In other action council approval was given Swafford’s recommen­ dation to rescind toe resolution moving the city’s account from the First National Bank in Winter Park to the South Seminole Bank in Fern Park. The resolution wss passed in a special council meet­ ing last Friday night along with the controversial toning ordi­ nance for tbe town by the former board. Although the council will meet as scheduled next Monday night, regular meetings this year will be held on the first and third Wednes­ days of each month beginning la February. Longwood Council To Install New Members Officials elected In Loogwood'* municipal elections last month will be sworn into office at the S p.m. meeting of the City Council today. Among items of business ex­ pected to come up for discussion st the meeting will be the city's action against toe county to halt work on SR 434 (Molnsr Ave.) u protest of toe number end size of open ditches left along the high­ way now being resurfaced and widened. DeBary Gardeners To Hear Landscapist The DeBary Garden Club will meet at 1 p. m. Friday in the Com­ munity Center. Guest speaker will be Iwrry LoadholU o f DeLand whs will us* as hit topic "Landscaping For the Small Home.” Those meiuliera o f the club who wish to attend the garden tour scheduled for Jan. 12 at Maiaon and Jardin o f Altamonte Springs are asked to make luncheon reser­ vations with Mr*. Georgs Rupert. Bible Study To Be Conducted N |S H §|| 1 By CAROL JEPSON Bible study courses will be betd at toe Chuluota Baptist Church each night Monday through Fri­ day of next week. Subject of the classes which are to begin at 7:30 p. m. each day will be "Studies of Jeremiah." All age groups will participate and a nursery will be maintained 1. s^ U w — . i i thi oughout the course. COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICERS of the Seminole County Home Demon, Rev. Charles Swaggerty of tbe Chuluota Church and Rev. Jack ntrntlon Clubs met with committee chairmen from 10 a. m. until 2 p. m. Stewart of tbe Geneva Baptist Wednesday at the HD Center.in Sanford for the first planning session of Church wall attend tha statewide the new year. Those of the 1902 council pictured at the meeting are, from Evangelistic Conference nebeduileft, Mrs. H. L. Johnson, president; Mra. Lucille Fitzgerald, secretary; *d Jan. 16 through Jsn. 16 in Mrs. A. A. Richter, treasurer; Mra. Wilbur Nolan, alternate delegate and viU*. Mrs. W. (L Helnhuch, delegate (Hn ild Photo) �* THURSDAY, JANUARY -1, 196a » Grand Opening For Jai-A lai Fronton Friday M assive Turnout Expected For Sports 'Thriller' * ★ Exciting Matches To Highlight ★ f Festivities Starting A t 7:45 Norman Stabell Is Manager Of Fronton Heading ihc new Orlando-Scmlnote Fronton ■> lti chief organ* iier if Norman Stabell, executive Vice President and General Man­ ager of the corporation. A resident of Daytona Beach for nearly IS yeara, Stabell was the originator of the Palm Beach JaiAlai which he owned and operated as President and General Man­ ager. Currently the Director of Qual­ ity Courts, Inc., an organisation uniting the better motels in the country, he now owns the Jamaica Motel in Callahan and has inter­ ests In several motels of the Day­ tona Beach area. Stabell is also chairman of the Daytona Beach Civil Service organization. ★ ★ ★ Norman Stabell Grand Opening for the newlyconstructed Orlando-Scminnlc JaiAlai Fronton located in Fern Park at Highway 436 will lake place Friday at 7: 45 p m, with special opening matches of the worldfamous sport scheduled. A large turnout of Sanford and Seminole County resident* are ex­ pected to attend the opening of the million and a half dollar pro­ ject which promises to he one of the greater aports and entertain­ ment attractions in this area. Huge neon signs Illuminate tha gigantic structure which towers high over the small residential community of Fern Park. Tha words Jai-Alai and Orlando-Scminole Fronton stand out In bright colors and are seen from a long distance. There will be a Trophy Match played as the final gama- of tha evening with presentation cere­ monies on thr Jai-Alai court for tha winner* of the douhles match. Thla eighth match will b* tha be­ ginning of a regular trophy match at the Fronton which will be aponaored by a Sanford merchant. President of the Orlando Semi­ nole fronton la Step ban Cauidar of Fort Lauderdale, ona of tha chief financiers of the project. Cauldrr i* ill at Ida residence in South Florida and will be unalda to attend the opening night fes­ tivities. The first of eight game* to be played on opening night will taka place at T:45 p m. Team manager Tony Andres will aelact players to compete In opening night matches. The scheduled matches will be announced on opening night. Executive Vice President Nor­ man Stabell In charge of the Or­ lando. Seminole Fronton has esti­ mated that the total receipts for the IM2 season should run some­ where between three and four million dollara. Players of tills particular gam* of Jal-Atal art unusual In one re­ aper t. Unlike players of other single* and douhlca matches, these sportsmen have a real fear of the game and of the fast flying ball which is ever-threatening. Jai-Alai la a sport somewhat Ilk* a three-wall handball court with a length of 180 feet and a width of SI feet. The players in tha sport have to catch a ball or print* on tha fly or on the first bounce and send It back to Ui* granite wall. The stance and position of th* player a* he hurls the ball la somewhat akin to the fluid motion of a second baseman whirling through a double play, Tlila sounds quite eaay but thera are hidden complications to tha game. First the ball must ba caught by ihc player In a gloved basket not unlike the basket* used for serving bread. Secondly tha speeds attained by the ball bava been known to con­ tribute to fatalities when the play•r la hit by a ball traveling close to *200 mllei per hour on th* fly and clot* to tha burled apeed on the rebound. Jal-Alat la a gam* played in Italy, Franca, Spain, tha Canary Islands, and some sections of South America. The Basques have a corner of tha aport in dagrea of perfection and axcallanca. Other Spanish playara regard tha Baaqua* aa egotistical and conceited partly because the only flat Jovala m Basque country nr* tha court* used for th* gam* af Jai-Alai. I Assistant General Manager et the Orlando-Scmlnole Jai-Alai or­ ganisation la John W. Indella. His duties aa the number two man in the group include being rigid-hand man for executive vice president Norman Stabell. Formerly of Chicago and now a resident of Orlando, Indella has been associated with the sport of Jai-Alai for soma six or seven yeara. Security Hrad of the Aurora Downs Bare Track in Aurora, 111., for a number of years, assistant Indella has now- entered into the administrative fseid of racing. The- New Orlando-Seminole Jui-Alai Fronton Game Off Kings cony With tlse various luxury appoint­ sealing to come, the Or- ment* adorning the modern courts Uudo-Stminola Fronton o f f e r - of Jai-Alai and the pleasure de­ ini pari-mutuel betting on a de­ rived from tlie universally-known luxe sport, tin game might veritably and mechanically-opera ted ataln will really be a pleasure • 1 for the avid batting fan to enjoy. tasting 2JOO spectators in re­ t. disappointment of losing money. Coming later te the Fronton will be addition* of a bar and restau­ rant a a wall aa the closed-circuit television which will enable view­ be termed the game ol kings. John W. Indella spectacular layout could aasa the Satisfaction from Us* unique and served seal* and additional bal­ 1 er* to aaa tb* match#* from Utt lower level batting area*. �a' Exciting New Jai-A lai Fronton To Seat 2 ,3 0 0 r*. Plenty Of Seating Capacity At Fronton Riser To Handle Publicity For Fronton Public Relation* man and Pub­ tloa 1* a quiet, gealal guy from licity Director of the M « Or- Tampa, Jim Riier, Jim ha* been aitociated with lanrto-Semlnolc Jai-Alal organizepublic relation* work aa a telaviilon and radio announcer ilnce 1933 when he was 13 year* old. .R iser completed an eight month* position in the Outdoor Racing Divliion of ford Motor Company a* a atepplngitone in hia career In public relation* work. Ri*er 1* scheduled to do a Sports Spectacular for the Cen­ tral Broadcaiyng Syitem Network from We»t Palm Beach on Fob. II which will bo preaented on the flrit Sunday In April. Now a free lance radio and telaviiion announcer, Rieer bee lakea over the publicity department for the new Seminole County Jel-Alai nrganliatloa and will be in charge of laiutng prei* reletie* of the ■port. Among the facilities of the P reu A rant's office artII bo direct wire service to the Sanford Herald and poulbly other nawa media an­ nouncing nightly m u lt* of tho betting and outcome of the JaiAlai matehti. Parking Galore Parking facilitiei for the Orlando-Seminole Fronton will in­ clude acveral parking area* ad­ jacent to the newly-conatructfd million and a halt dollar building. Ample spare fur une thousand ve­ hicle! la marked off. TONY ANDRES 0 Team Manager For Jai-Alai Is Tony Andres up arc*. Ticket* will be l**ued to person* having their car* parked by attendant! and cara will be parked In a ipecial area marked off for reserved parking. General parking n for all patronliar* of tha Jal-Ala! game* and all parking areai are closely, accessible to the main tntrancail of the building. Valet parking ia available for all fani of Jai-Alal. An atUndnat will park car* driven up to tht building under the covered drive. Upon leaving the Orlando-Scmmule Fronton, tho spectator will give his ticket to parking attend­ ant who will drive car to portico and assist patrons in entering ve­ hicle. !S lS U “ '" I Fap. 2 -A -T h „ r , Jan. J. V,2 slhr service JIM RISER Cuba, formerly Orlando • Seminole Jai - A la i Fern Turk MISCELLANEOUS STEEL was furnished by - - DIRIKT.Olt OF conces.sioni* la Gene Wacker who la In churgo o f operation* for anacka and beverages ut Orlando-Semlnole Fronton. Machine* and other equip* ment are placed in the club by Dnrlo Vending Com* pany. CLARK CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 1021 S. Division St. * Orlando, Florida We are proud to have been selected to do the painting and decorating at t h e - - - World's Largest Fronton ORLANDO • SEMINOLE JAI - ALAI FERN PARR, FLA. Imperial Decorators BILL KLINEFELTER BILL FA 2-7910 SLAYTON FA 2-3716 PLUMBING AIR-CONDITIONING and HEATING notice the beautifully finished concrete floors player-manager lor nearly ala years at the Fron­ ton Jai-Alai In Havana. Situated with the Orlando-Semtnole organisation aa Chief Judge and Matchmaker. Andres t* tht official responsible for arranging tha various matches between players and determining the win­ ner of each ilaglra or doublet match. Andrea has been associated with Ike gaint of Jal-Alei through­ out tiie United Slate* la New York and Miami for a number of years. He is also well-known ia tha sport to Mexico City and Manila ia the Philippine*. on the playing court and throughout the magnificent fronton of the - - Orlando - Seminole Jai - Alai HIGHW AY Fans Park FERN PARK Tapers Move WASHINGTON (L T D — The Washington Taper* of the Ameri­ can Basketball League have transferred their franchise to Commack, N. Y , and will play their first game at Ihc Commack Arena ou or aiiout Jan U. The sluft of Uie club to the New York area was brought about ho­ of poor attendance In Washington, D. C PLUMBING BRADFORD CONCRETE SERVICE, INC. 805!/2 W. Church St. CH 1-1804 Orlando ir r a ih new Fronton • • - Team manager of the Jai-Alal player* li Tony Andrea of Havana, f e n f 'r h In the beautiful installed the Additional aervicti Include at­ tendant* la both m*a and wom­ en'* lounge*. These convenience* Include m*kl and valet and ihoa thine (aclUUei. The huge spacious amphitheatre | of the nrw OrUmlo-Kcmimilr Fronton wl!l s.at 3.3.0 persons :n modrrr.,zrd cushion-padded rersrvrij seating arrangement*. Pic­ tured hire a* I c seating sections r c .r completion, comfort is I t keynote of the luxury-appointed funds' logs. -Slamrd on a law anyle riving far above l’ie arena a* In the an­ cient Greek outdoor athletic thea­ tres, the more Ilian two thousand reserved scats provide a wide, mi­ nis >true tr.I view of the famous La­ tin game of Jai-Alai. Bciiind the large rrserted aeat area will be standing room en­ closed by Isrge horizontal tertian* of glass which wiU provide a wideangle view of the court for tliosr spectators who wish to remain closer to Uie betting areas. Stand­ ing room facilities will Include closed-circuit television giving a full picture of the game. and. be­ tween gamrs. the scorin; board*. A box-seat section directly in front of tiie reserved seat area and stretching tne length of the wireenclosed playing area, will give the extra touch for groups of fans who wish an even more Intimate connection with the Jai-Alal game. it is not plsnned to Install the balcony at this time; however, t ie main structure of the build­ ing has been so designed that the balcony may bt added at a future dale. All seating will be thaatrt type, upholstered seats with the largtr portion consisting of tha more a*, pensive seat* fully upboiitsred (backs and lasts) la aa aqua col­ or, and the remainder o l tha abat­ ing having plywood backs aod gold color upholstered aaata. The interior eteel fram ing of tha main audltoriua la oxpoeod and i* painted an aqua color to natch tho seating upboDtsry. Tho lotorior of tho aidewtlla ia likewise oxpos.d and ia fimlshad ia white aluminum. Tha coiling is H I shod with a white plaatic. Patrons will b* presently served by two bettiag lavola. Tha Oral level is enttrod directly, off tha entrance level which contains offlees, pari-mutuel equipment tad future reitaurant-eocktai] lounge facilities as well at betting fadllties. From this level one n a y walk directly into the playing court level of the main auditorlun pt proceed up stairway* to the second bettiag level. This level la at the rear of the main seating group and contains three concession stands, toilets and overflow standing room as well aa the major portion of betting facilities. The third level when constructed will contain bet- 319 Elm Avenue CONTRACTOR FA 2-0852 OA 5-051.-) �\ Jai-Alai: As Easy To Understand As ITlj'r ABC •nnfnrft frralh Thura. Jan. 4, *62— Page 8-A we furnished Padding for the Playing Court Scoring Points, Matching Players, nl.-o Vinyl Handicapping, Rotation Explained Covered Foam Padded Walls fo r The game o f Jai-Alai will be new to the many Sanford and Sem­ inole County residents who W'Ul be attending the game for the.first time at the opening of the Orlando-Scminole Fronton in Tern Park. It is with this thought in mind thit the following information on the sport is presented: SCORING POINTS; The players must ratrh the hall on the By nr first bounce and return it so It hits the front wall on the fly and then lands in fair territory . . . just exactly like three-wall hand­ ball. If the player fails to do so, or if he overserves or underserves to his opponent he loses the point. Fair territory is everything inside the red boundary lines. WINNING THE GAME: The number of points necessary to win ii one less than the number of players 01 entries, except in the American Elimination System games. Your program will desig nate such games, and also show the rules applied for these games only. Ties for place and show are played olf under rule* approved by Jai-Alai authorities and the Flor­ ida State Racing Commission. Consult yuur program for these rules. HANDICAPPING AND .MATCH­ ING THE PLAYERS: Remember how you used to holler ‘ ■first bat'* in a game of scrub baseball? By the same reasoning, the player or team in Post Position Number One or Number Two has a defi­ nite advantage in that he usually gets more chances to play thin Player Six. And, if, for example, Post En­ try One or Two would “ get hot” during the first round, it might have four pointa before Post En­ try Six had its first chance to play. JOHN BURTON Architect For Jai-Alai Fronton Is John Burton Architect for the newly-complet­ ed Orlando-Seminole Fronton ji John A. Burton IV, designer of many building* in the Sanford and Seminole County area. The architectural firm of John A. Burton hat been in operation in Sanford for six years. Burton haa continued a 35 year old busineaa of induitria! design which he completely took over at Uie death of Elton J. Mougliton. Among the numerous buildings which live firm has designed in Sanford are the S e m i n o l e High School, The Sanford Civic Center, the addition to Seminole Memorial Hospital, the Florida State Bank, and the Seminole County Health Center. John A. Burton IV received hia degree In architecture from the School of Architecture at Clemson College In South Carolina and has gained recognition aa one of the foremost architectural designers in thia area. With main offices in Sanford, the Burton Architecture Firm opcratea both in North Carolina and Florida. Burton ia a resident arch­ itect In both atatea. 'S jo io J i For thit reason, the best pityers or teams arc ordinarily placed in the last post positions. HOW DO THE PLAYERS ROTATE IN PLAYING POSITION? For the first round they always follow their post position order. For example. Red Number One plays Rlue Number Two. The winnrr then plays While Number Three ami so on until Gold Num­ ber Six has been played. Meanwhile, fost-rs have been re­ tiring to the waiting bench (to the left of the playing area) and "moving up" a space as each subsequent loser goes to the waiting bench—unlit it ia his turn to en­ ter the court again. Follow your selection on the post position board to the left of the large scoreboard mounted on the long wall. HOW CAN YOU TELL THE PLAYERS? Look at the Urge scoreboard on the long wall. Note that Number One in the Upper Left Hand Corner Is outlined in Red. The Red Shirt is always Poat Position Number One; Blue Shirt is always Post Position Number Two; White Shirt always Number Three; Green Shirt always Num­ ber Four, and so on. Players' names are to the left of the post position number. The post position numbers are on the fronts and backs of the shirts. Each player has eight different colored Jersey* and he wears the color for each game which coin­ cide! with his post position. Watch the boys practice . . . get their namea from the board or from your program. Check your program for the player'a Season Record to date, and check the game page of your program for his record in that particular game. HOW DO YOU BET? Just like the hone and dog races. You can ^ ju A n i& h e d bet the player or team to win. to place, or to show. For your added enjoyment wagers are also sold on DAILY DOUBLE, (you must pick both winners) Quinirla and Correctai. Mutuel Windows are plainly marked to show the type of tic­ ket sold. Sellers' windows srr to your right when approaching lhr betting line. Cashlen' windows to your left. When you go to a mutuel win­ dow, ask for the Player'a Post Number first, then the Pool, then the number of tickets, for exam­ ple, Number Five to Win, two tic­ kets; or Number Seven to ahow, one ticket; or Number Three and Five Quinlcla, two tickets. HOW TO BET THE QUIN1KLA AND CORRECTA ? Quinlclas (rhymes with Iwin-Ellas) arc as simple as this—yop pick two en­ tries in one game to Rniih first and aecond. If either of your two selections finished first and the other finishes second, you win. For example, you decide to bet a 1-5 Qulnlela. L either Three or Five wins, and your other aeleetioo (o f the Three and Five) comes in second, you have won your quiniela wager. The Correct!, which is sold on all games, is another separate pool. You must pick the winner and second place in the exact or correct order of their finish. See th« program you receive at the Frontoo for detaili. Naturally, the prices psid on Quinielas are generally much higher thin on the winner, and the Correct! uiually pay a the higheat price of ill, although each of these pools are computed sep­ arately and apart from Uie Win pool sad have no relation to the Win odds shown on the Odd Board and large seoreboard. J th c Orlando - Seminole Jai LEROY ItOlIB in Carroll Daniel |\*| ^ _ a 18828561 Fern Park LUNDQUIST FOAM PRODUCTS fl« 2105 N. Orange Avc. Orlando, Fla. Job At Fronton The newest industrial develop, ment in the Seminole County area of the Orlando-Seminole Jal-Alnl Fronton was built by the Carroll Dame] Construction Company, LeRoy Robb is the vice presi­ dent and general manager of the Sanford branch of the firm which has built a number of other tine structures In Ssnfonl and in a state-wide area since 1956. The strikingly-modern display of efficient industrial creation was built at an estimated cost of a million and a half dollars and rises 309 feel above the ground. Frontage of Die building extends for a length of 287 feet. Robb has been with the Carroll Daniel Construction C o m p a n y since 191* and began work in con­ tracting and construction after World War If. He attended the University of Wyoming at Lara­ mie, Wyoming, which is his home state, and is a graduate of the School of Civil Engineering. Oilier large commercial and in­ dustrial buildings which have been constructed by Die company under Robb's supervision are the San­ ford Civic Center, the Number Two Fire Station on French Ave­ nue, the new Medical Center on San Carlos Avenue, the Sanford Manufacturing Company, grand th & now .. OPENING of O rlu n d o -S cm ln o k J a i-A la i 3 will *»• Friday. Jan. 5th V -* TV . L IT V v H \ ------WE FURNISHED Pre-Stressed Concrete Products PERMA STRESS, INC. HOLLY HILLS, FLA. CL 3-2559 • L u m h o Ji a m { H ah - p o in t • 0 Xominnla Jai - A lai Fern Park ATTEND THE GRAND OPENING FRIDAY, JANUARY 5th Glidden PainU Bird Roofing M ouldings Plywood W all hoard Yellow Pina Doughs* Fir W aatem ------------the ifyn o f qualify LUMBER R ad C edar and BUILDING MATERIALS Weiner Lock* Builders Hardware GATOR LUM BER COM PANY 700 FRENCH .i AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA • FA 2-7121 �you a re INVITED to W ORLDS SPORT Y PARI-MUTUELS Front view of Florida's newe BETTING NIGHTLY DAILY DOUBLE QUINIELAS EVERY GAME a °me Of The Outstanding: Jai-Alai Star th e -- �t f t Orlando - Seminole FRIDAY ) JAN. 5th 7:45 P.M. NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY • SORRY NO MINORS • FOR RESERVATIONS: Phone WINTER PARK 838-6221 Orlando - Seminole FRONTON Highway 17-92 at Fern Park • �•- Wjt 0ntforl WrnTB Pape 8-A— Thnrs. Jan. 4, *62 attend The ball used In the sport of of almost lndustructible hardness Jal-Alai Is called a relots, which to withstand the constant batterIng rendered it by the force of the Is the literal Spanish translation for the word ball. The ball U smaller than the American regulation-siied baseball and has an estimated cost of $35. The scoop-shaped basket which the players use to catch the pelota and hurl It baek and forth across the court is known as a easts and resembles an Italian bread­ basket. The Orlando-Seminole Fronton has in ita employ a full-time basketmaker and ball repairer to recondition balls and keep castas in playing condition. The ball or pelota, so called, travels at an estimated speed of 200 miles per hour on ita flung flight toward either wall. The consistency of the hall is such that on Us return or rebound from the wall, the speed is lessened only around 23 miles per hour on its ^abound. The bal' has a harness some­ what akin to that of a golf ball and in ita flight has the qualities of a deadly weapon. However, few players are hit as ability and quick reflexes as well as past ex­ perience enable them to stay out of the path of the weU-flung pelota and keep their eesta In its dirccUcn. The court for Jai-Alal is a three walled playing area with the di­ mensions of 180 feet long and II feet wide. The wooden area run­ ning the length of the court and directly In front of the reserved seat area Is out of bounds for the game and causes a foul if Hie ball hits the wooden floor. The wall area of the court di­ rectly to the right of the seating area surrounded by rod is called the front wall, or technically the frontus. It Is made of a special granite to withstand the force and punishment given the wall by the speed of the ball. Its thickness is close to two feet. The red area that surrounds the granite Is made of a springy ma­ terial that deadens the ball that is off ita course. When the pelota bita this material, a foul is call­ ed and the point is lost. The back waU and the side wall consist of specially-made concrete flung ball. Ordinary concrete i must withstand. sounds with a sharp craek from would chip and crack at the pres-' Sound emanating from a ball the hard granite. When the pelota sure and force that these walls | which hits true to its course re- is flung out of the area in which IF Jai-Alai Hr It mutt be thrown, a dull thud la heard Indicating that a foul hat been committed. The playing area U acreened off from the ipectator area to protect from a wrongly thrown ball? A aercen also exists to the top of the Jal>Alei court which desig­ nates an elevation boundary. If the pelota hits this top screen, then also la a foul committed. A-scoring clock and board is sit. uated in the center of the playing area and at the top of the back wall, Indicating the numbers, odds, and colora for the audience. The closed-circuit television car­ ries coverage of the scoreboard to spectators in standing room area. of Orlando - Seminole Ja i - Alai Fern notice Park HEAVY COMMERCIAL TYPE in the AISLES and HOX SEATS furnished by — Carpet Fashions of Orlando, Inc. Handicap Beats Pirie TO LOS A, Spain (U P D — Chlquito de Arruls of Spain defeated Gordon Pine, the British dlstanet champion, Sunday when he won a 10,000-meter race in nine sec­ onds faster time than his oppo­ nent Pirie had granted Arruix a 123-meter handicap. Fronton Lights Sparkle In The Sky 1313 E. Colonial Or. Orlendo, Fie GA S-0092 We are proud to have been selected b y Carroll Daniel Construction Company to install the — “ ZONOLITE” LIGHTWEIGHT INSULATING CONCRETE ROOF DECK ]» a / l.i «y J jf l* :■JPj -i V> J '- o ' ii ■b< m V Orlando Mr-*; Seminole FERN CONCRETE Some Of The Top Jai-Alai Stars Arriving Here To prompt action in tabulating re­ sults. A retired Lieutenant Command­ er tn the regular Navy, Larsen is an old acquaintance of Sanford as hs spent his last duty assignrasnt at tha Sanford Naval Air Station. Larscn'a permanent home la in Tampa where he haa had connec­ tion with the game of Jal-Alai for PARK CONTRACTOR Play Certified Applicator o f Zonolite Roof Decks Mutuel Manager Is Ernest Larsen Ilutuel Manager for the new Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alal Fron­ ton la Ernest Larsen, Jr. In this position Larsen is In charge of all betting operations for (he Fron­ ton. Outfitted with the most up-to. date pari-mutuel betting mschines, Larsen and Hie trotting staff will have efficient and the opening Fri.. Jan- 5 2922 CH 1-6778 ORLANDO. over six years. Hr has a thorough knowledga of the game and has been an avid fan of the sport for some 20 years. First incubator for rearing chil­ dren too weak to survive, or pre­ maturely born, waa constructed in 1880 and used in a maternity hospital of Paris, France. CUisind Don’t miss the GRAND O PENING Friday, Jan. 5th the Fabulous ERNEST LARSEN JR. Orlundo - Seminole Orlando-Seminole in FERN PARK, FLA WE’RE PROUD H1GHWAT OF OUR PART IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THIS NEW ENJOY SEEING THE WORLD’S FASTEST GAME! STRUCTURE GLASS Fronton Treasurer Is W. C. Lewis Bog office Treasurer and Di­ rector of Ticket Ihssarvations for the new Jai-Alai Fronton tn Sem­ inole County !e W. C. (Chappy) Lewis. Originally from Marianna, Florida, Chappy haa had wide experience in his field la the west­ ern part of the state. A veteran of three eeaaooa of Jal-Alai et the Daytona Baacb Fhmton, In bos office operations, Chappy plana to gat bie organi­ sation off to a good atari this week. Ha predicts that all of tha soma 1,800 seats will be filled on o o a a ip night on Friday. Evans Roofing & Heating Co 102 MAPLE AVE. FA 2-0582 • G L A Z IN G • STOREFRONT FLORIDA �I Giant Pari-Mutuel Betting Machine Ready For Opening tor small) W ILKINS CAN PAVE THE WAY The emaUeet residential driveway, landing atrip* for monetcr aerojets, o r, THE BIGGEST PARKING LOT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY Ohlcmdo - S & nitw le JAI - ALAI FR0NT0 Hwy. 17-92 So. COLD-MIX ASPHALT — EXPERIENCED CONSULTANTS - CONTRACTS In addition to manufacturing axphalt for u»e in our own paving contracts, Wilkins also maintains a stock­ Alwuya on hand for any puving problem. Immediately available by rudio dispatch. pile of Cold-Mix Asphalt, available to county and city government and othera for highway maintenance. ASPHALT PLANT — From County and City governments, private com­ panies or Individuals within a 35-mil# radius of Banford. Wilkins Is prepared to do the entire job, from manufacturing the asphalt through grading, eurblng, Now in operation, producing laboratory-controlled ACCEPTED — laying limerock base and the finished paving job. asphalt to any paving specification. FREE ESTIMATES---------------Pave W ith Asphalt---------------IT'S CHEAPER RM. WILKINS CONTRACTIHG CORPORATION OFFICE & VAUI) State ltd. 46 (W. 1st S t) PAOLA Ph. FA 2-4030 �• - we are proud to have been selected S & W u tf fo n ik cu d b A for the building of the . . . O h la n do - S sum nols. dU qhw ay 17-92 J 'S U w (p w ih we cordially invite you to attend the GRAND OPENING Friday, January 5th and inspect Florida's most modern Jai-Alai Fronton - - - - - - home of the world's fastest sport! IARR0LL E S B A N IE L CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INCORPORATED 2710 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Flordia FA 2-5011 i Our Sincere Thanks to the Subcontractors and Material Suppliers for Their Faithful Services / �warn Longwood Moves To Halt 4 3 4 Paving First Street Rezoning Protested ^• C lO c By LARKY VEKSHEL Sum* of Sanford's molt pro­ gressive citizens aren’t giving up on tha downtown mall idea ycL . . . We hear that new planning ia being diacuated.. . . Wlah we could mention theaa cltiiena who are devoting eo much of their time to revitaliaa tha entire area. A C> Board Favors Duplex Class Along Strip U llt r l& u t f n r b l i m t l t i W E A T H E R : Cloudy through Saturday. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 584)5. The citjr zoainff nnd VOL. planning board wns bar. raged with howlg of proteata Thursday night as it considered the rezoning of W. First St. from Pop­ lar to tha city limit*. Tha toning and planning The old Florida State Bank bou-J la conaidering reaonlng building looka good with a the area for duptnxva while freah coat of paint The laleat rn-'rt of tha ohjectora want newa ia that architect Jim the area for a commercial Chapman ia going on hia own atrip. Or.e violent objection by and will aet up offlcea in part o f the building and we hear the aiming board waa tha fear the A. C. Allyn Company will, that If the area went comalao take up aome office apace mtrrial it would open the there. dom In apecutatlon and loucre fait that they muat protect Heart Fund drive coming up the property value, o f real* for tha Sanford area Jan. 22. duita now occupying tha Merle Warner ia chairman land. 1 At the present time, accordthia year. • * • I ing to City Manager W. E. 53 United Preaa ALGIERS (U P!) - Trench troops traded bullets and bombs with Arab "com ­ mandos" In the heart of Oran Thursday, boosting Algeria's new year toll to 76 killed and 166 wounded in four days. The wave of violence and terror left 13 dead and wounded Thursday alone. Most of Ihe casualties we Arabs, but five of the dead and 12 of the wounded arere Europeans, Terrorist* opened fire on a hearse here Thursday night, wounding one Arab and one European. The "battle of Oran," in which at least 9 persons ware killed and 30 were wounded, began when Arab tommygunncri raked a native cafe with bullets, killing a soldier and a policeman. Regular troops of France's famed Zouaves, supported by an armored ear, harried tba Arabs with hand grenades and submachine guns. The Arabs, who had find to tha inciter of a house near the scene of tha original at­ tack, replied in kind. Police held lyck a mob of Europeans who ChecreA on tha troops with shouts o f "Kill them! Kill them P Warning Issued As Tract Burns Seminole Fallout Survey To Start New Icy Blast Batters U. S. Spanking of Paterson ha h*s received book lata on fallout protection. Anyone Interested can gat them *t the SL John’s Realty office on Park Ava. • • • Sanford Comes Established 1908 FRIDAY, JANUARY 5. 10t»2 ORLANDO-8EMINOLE Fronton’s P r e v i e w Press Party for special honored guest a held Thursday night at the J hI-AIaI club included aevernl of the organization’ s directors in Sanford for ojuning night festivities tonight at 7:45. Pictured are: (left to right) Executive Vice SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 860 Set Tonight Grand opening for tha newly-constructed Orlando-Semlsoie Jai-Alai) Fronton, locat­ ed in Fern Park at Hwya. IT91 at 438, will take plat* to­ night at 7:4* p. m. at first nighlera get an introduction to Seminole County’s newest attraction. A capacity turnout, made up largely of Sanford and Seminole county fans, ac­ President and Uenorul Mnnnger Norman Stnbell; Trunsurer Krumer and Bud Aekur, principal stockholders from Tnntpn; Flnyor-ntannger Tony Andres; and Vanco Schwartz o f the Daytona BsAch Jai-Alai. (Herald Photo) Irked About M erit System TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. Farris Bryant told his new* conference Thursday that he ia not opposed to Uie Merit System and doesn’t want 14 abolished—hut that there are a lot of state em ­ ploye* he would fire if (he Council weren’t protecting them. Bryant said hia admmistracording to box office reserva­ turn inherited many employes tions, will wllneaa the open­ ing of tha *1,500.000 antertalnment attraction. A apecial trophy match will highlight the opening pro­ gram. Winners will ba pra> •anted with a player trophy sponsored by a merchant. Supt. of School* R. T. MilSponsor for tonight’* trophy we* and Carlton Henley will will b* Georg* Stuart attend a conference In Or­ A preview press party for lando Monday and Tuesday apecial guest* waa held on U>* subject "School plant Thursday night. It waa at- FaciUtir* f o r Educational tented by aavaral aJty, coun­ Television." Thia conference ty and state official*. will b* held at th* Cherry Exhibition matchaa war* Plaaa Hotel under the spon­ playad, with emphasis on the sorship of llie School Plant rules and eapUnatioD of tha Administration, State De­ number* and colors used by partment of Education, Tailsth* teams. haste* and Educational FaciExacuUve Vico President lilies Laboratories, Inc., New Norman fits bell and other of­ York City. ficials of th* Jai-Alai organi­ Outstanding planners, archi­ zation were on hand Thursday tects, contractors, engineeri, night to welcome gtesta and Florida School official*, both introduce out-of-town Jai- administrative and instruc­ Alai organisers. Out of town tional, who have had prarliguests included Vance Sch­ cal experience in Ihe use of warts of Daytona Jaf-Alal; educational television will Bud Acker and Treasurer present information on plan­ Kramer, principal Fronton ning and using educational bsckert from Tampa. television in tha schools. Milwee, Henley To Conference - - And "who got their Job status be­ came they happened to he there wlien the ») stem went in and not because of any particular qualification." "Thera arc agencies," aaid the governor, ‘ where w# feel substantial personnel changes slwuld b tde for the bene­ fit o* Fk > hut because of the merit aystem we have left them alone We do not be­ lieve they are duing a job, but mu can’t prove it to the degree required by the Merit System Council." Rryanl refused to eile either employes or agencies by name. Brjanl said Ihe Merit Sys­ tem Council needed to coma to some sort of understand, lag with hit administration. "This administration is alnost being governed by tha Adm. Masferson To Visit NAS JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Rear Adm. K. S. Masterton, deputy chief of tin* Naval Weapons Bureau, will begin a tour of Florida naval facilities litre Monday. Masteriuin will visit Jack­ sonville Naval Air Station, Cecil Field, Sanford Naval Air Station, and Navy instal­ lations at Pensacola, Key West, and other points. How! Clothing, Food For Family Piled High “ I'm in a position to know for 1 renumber how good and kind poopla war* to our fami­ ly when our home and cootent-- war* destroyed by fir* following a plan* crash a few years ago. ( Sevan persons died in that crash and fir*, including all but ona member o f th* Low* family who lived next door to Cotton Brown.) “ By trying in my small way Longwood councilmcn agreed al a meeting Thuraday night to turn over to their attorney the matter o f filing An injunction ngniitnt the state and county to halt construction on SR 434. The action ia under consideration by the city in protest against the width and depth o f drainnge ditches along th* highway which ar* being left open. Original plana railed for tiled drainage. Mayor Al 1-ormann told tha council that ha had talked to on* of the county commissiont -s just prior to the meeting who asked, "What do you wnnl down there . . . a boule­ vard T” Lormatin said that when h« informed the commissioner of plant for the injunction suit, the commissioner "just laugh­ ed and turned away." "I feat that this la an en­ gineering error which could ba corrected, although level* on tha towrn paving are being completely ignored,” he uhL Chairman R. C. Carlson pointed out Hint on numerous previous occasions th* city had consulted th* County Commission and the District Slat* Road Board Officials without being given any coneldsration and that the stat* I* quit* arbitrary when build­ ing primary roads and "will do just what it wants to dot” A report from Attorney Webber Haines will h* on the agenda for a meeting achadoled next Thursday nlghL ★ ★ ★ Bliss D ep lores. I'd Fire M any, Says Bryant, Council's Move Through In Fire Disaster QUOTE O r THE WEEK: City Zoning Board member Frank Gakrncy at the board's meeting Thursday night. "The Blown said that h# has five “ That’* e n o u g h ! Thtt'a end of natural growth is a pickup truck-loads o f things, enough!", eried Unafactor Jungle." Cotton Brown, Pig and nost of it "real good stuff, Whiitl* manager today, as not Junk,” on hand now and contribution* and gift* of m«re coming in all tba time, PARIS (U P U -F raoce and clothing, shoes, food, bedding, lia also hat calls from per­ Tunisia announced today they sons with furniture to b* will start top level talks in furniture and money ronUnu* picked up. to pour in for the Joseph fa ­ Paris "shortly" on the Mura "Tha overwhelming re­ mily who lost thair bum* and of tba French-held key air sponse of ths poopla of San­ two o f thair children m a and naval base at BUcrta. ford is something unballfT•crus of a bitter four-day tragic New Year** Day axha said. plosion and fir*. blttle last July. t Talks Scheduled Wire French, Arabs Fight In Oran; 13 More Killed la that a hot dog itand or |Kno" le,> lh ,t , r t * lnclud*» central awitchboard being in -1- 3 homM- one church and stalled on the ground floor at ,e,,*n commercial ealabtlahCity Hall T |menta. Knowles aaid today that public hearing on the resonfng Tha Sanford Public Library got aoitu added help thia waek w,ll coma before the City while one of the librarian! Commission on Jan. 22. lie added that neither tha waa hospitalized. Mra. David residential Mathea volunteered to help commercial nor property vwneri realise the out. full impact o f the request. • • • Ha emphasised that the What happened to tha new move would restrict the area Sanford poit o ffice ! Guy Al­ len, poatmaater, aald no word to commercial construction yet on when work will start on alone and non* of the resident property owners there now new facility, • • a could make any m tjor im­ County Engineer Carlton provements to their homes. Bliss will advlae tha County Commlaalon T u a a d a y on whether rlghta o f way a n available for tha Pinaway By. pass project— ona of tha biggaat projects the auunty plana to undertake thia year. Blias also la working on a right* of The city's resurfacing pro­ way policy which aliould alao gram this year will gat under­ ho ready by Tuesday. • • • way Tuesday, City Manager By tha way, tha Commission W. E. Knowles aald today, Knowles reported that the will meat at 9 a. m. Tuesday. Fir* raged over lo t acre* • • • Orlando Paving Company was southwest of Geneva tot The dance craze that he* awarded tha low bid to do tha about Uv* hours Thursday socialites in all aorta of con­ Job for a total of *23,403. afternoon canting an untold tortions theae days will be Six projects have been in­ amount of property damage demonstrated next F r i d a y cluded in the resurfacing pro- and Iota of timber. night, nt the Capri Restaurant gran, for tha 1061-62 year. Florida Forest Raagar by Arthur Murray dancer" for They are 24th EL from Lewi* Williams o( the Longtha first all twist party of French Ava. to Park: Myrtle wood station this morning Sanford. Tha twist can bait be from 24th to 2Slh 81.; San­ again warned of the dan­ described as a frantic effort ford Ava. from First St. to ger* Involved In such incen­ of using the right foot to Fifth SL; First SL from San­ diary fires and repeated ■tamp out a cigaret while us­ ford to Parki Magnolia from the urgent plea for cooper­ ing tha ole’ bath towel motion the railroad to *0th SL and ation of resident*. for hip action. Palmetto from Seventh to Ground motatur* Is nt a Tha twist dance starts at 9 20th St. record low and fires spread p. m. and "twist" fashions will Kr.owlea said that *19,330.10 quickly especially after a ba shown between 7 and 9. has been set aside hi the bud­ few frosty mornings, • • • get for this improvement pro­ llama warned. Tba Society for Crippled gram. Inatrumonl Children and Adult* will meat Inga show that » Inches next Wednesday at tha Health leas rain fell in IH1 than Center at 8 p. m., Mrs. LayIn IMS according to tha Mon Goodman announced to­ ranger who ala* rapacted day. All in terat ted persona are that tN m an a cn e la invited to attend this first Seminole County were bummeeting. Plana for tha coming ad last year than to 19M. year’s activities will be dis­ Nine more Florida Counties cussed and groundwork laid for tha anual Easter Lily Seal wilt b* surveyed Immediately to locate prospective fallout campaign. ihelter*, it was announced to­ • * • Florida Nurses Assn, Dis­ day by A. B. Peterson Sr. By United Press International Arrtir cold hit tha northern trict 97 will hold Its January local county Civil Defense half o f tha nation today, meeting at tha Health Center Director. This brings to *1 the num­ churning a near-blittard In on French Ava. at 8 p. m. Monday. All registered nurses, ber at Florida Counties which tha great plain* and spatter­ member* and non-membara, have atened public fallout ing cleat and /raising rain are invited to attend. A. B. shelter surveys. The remain­ eastward to tha Atlantic. Gala winds fanned light IV in son Sr. will ba the guest ing counties will atari sur­ enow from Kansas to tha Can­ veys within the next few speaker, adian border. weeks. * a • Repaving Wbrk" Starts Tuesday Leased Charges State, County Ignore Specifications to help the»* people In thair desperate need, porhapa I can repay *um* of tha vrundarful help that waa giv«a to my family in our lima of need,’’ be added. Th* Joseph's 18 month old daughter Carolyn, who auf1*1*0 critical burns, aoams to bo progressing satisfactorily, errording to hospital author!t*e_ They aaid that tits is eating now, but will have to remain in tha hospital for an indufinlte timr. Brown described Hit Joseph family aa a fine young couple. Win had taught a shell home, finished it inside themselves, furnished it nicely, and sur­ rounded it with an attractive well-cared-for yard. "All this ia gone now, and they mutt start over from 'scratch'," said Brown. council," he said. For some time, Bryant has sought to remove several "policy, making" Jobs from Merit System protection. Rut be said ha and the Cabinet Personnel Board have over­ ridden the Merit System Council only once, th* esse of the five highway engineers »• « were fired for taking pa>ula, ordered reinstated by (tie Council, ami atilt off the sl-ito payroll heeauae the Personnel Board refused to take them back. Fire Destroys W. H Sf. House Th* Iiongwood Volunteer Fire Dept.’s new two-way radio aystem was used for Hi* first time Wednesday evening to call fir*man out to a burning I960 compact automobile just out tide tha city limits oq SR 434. According to Chief Claude U yo Hi* fire apparently started from a cigaret or a shorted lighter in tii* vehicle after the owner. Robert Ar­ thur Hodges of Saginaw, Mich,, left It parked while he went for gas. l-ayo said that by lb* lima he spotted the burning automobile and Uia department gut to the scene, flames already were coming through Hie top and from un­ der the body. Firemen were unable to pretent a total loss. Florida Purest Rangers from Hie Lmigwood station alsu answered the alarm. County Engineer Carlton Bill* today aaid any threaten«d Injunction action by th* Longwood Town Council re­ garding SR 434 would serious­ ly hurt th* county’* secondary road program and bring about legal action by Ihe con­ tractor* for damagea result­ ing from any construction daley. Bliss in an angry aUtcment aald that he "can ’t under, stand the altitude of the council and that the County Commission had consulted with the council throughout the entire project." Illiis stressed that road plans were changed al the council's request "and an ad­ ditional <23,000 was added to llie coil of the project." Illiis explained that It was a "com prom ise" by th# County Commltrion to satisfy the major portions of the ob­ jectors. Fire Destroys Compact Auto A fire caused by a defective oil heater destroyed a house cn W. 11th Bt. Thursday night, tha fir* department re­ ported. It took firemen close to an hour and a half to extin­ guish tha bluze at tha house i x atad at 619 W. 11th St., Kir* Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. tald. No on* was injured in the fit* and firemrn were ser­ iously hampered when a hy­ drant pulled o ff and delayed flie fighting operations. Tba owner of the house was n-t known at press time. Assembly Backs World War I Vets Portugal’s Chief Of Florida M eet LISBON fU PI)— The na. TAM 1*4 (U PI)— Florida’s World War l veterans met here today for thair mid-win­ ter conference to discuss ve­ terans legislation and mem­ bership extension. On the eve of the meeting. National Commander John Bashar* Sr. of Norfolk, Va., announced that leaders of three other major veterans organliations hid accepted hit invitation to a moating to Washington to discuss a joint action tor veterans. lions! assembly followed up Premier Antonio de Oliveira Sflszar’s threat to pull Por­ tugal out of tha United Na­ tions by voting Thursday night for th* "eventual re­ vision of Portugal’ * foreign policy.” The assembly expressed disgust over India's seizure of Portugal’ s India-coast pro­ vince* of Goa, Dtmao and Diu. describing it as "an ag­ gression contrary to all moral tfwj | || || principles.1* Bulletin Casselberry Mayor Joseph 1-aird today released Alter, nry Kenneth McIntosh at Ihe town's legal represents* tlve and advised the lawyer that hi* services would not b# needed at Saturday's 9 a. m. meeting called by two member* of the Board of Aldermen. h a l v a ... BRIEFS Friends Again WASHINGTON (U P I)—^Tho Dominican Republic waa back in th* good graces o f lice Western Hemisphere neighburs today and Its new-look government waa in line for U. 8. economic aid. Joint Program WASHINGTON (U P I)— Tii* United Htate* and South Viet Nam hava embarked on a Joint program designed to strength* an th* aoutheaat Aalan nation in It* fight ageinat Commun­ ist •guerrillas. 10,000 Ideas TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Agriculture C om m laalon o r Doyla Conner, looking for a slogan to hang on Florida agricultural products, a a l d Thuraday ha has received an estimated 10,000 suggestions so far. Judge Resting TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Supreme Court Justice Glann Terrell raatad at homo today after undergoing a checkup at Tallahassee Memorial JIos* pltal for aavaral days, Tha veteran Jurist became 111 at hia homo during th* holidays. Child Suffocates JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — AsMelght Dabbs, 22 days old, suffocated Thursday in her crib. Investigator* aaid tha In* fon t daughter o f Mra. Gall F. Dabba, apparently crawled be­ tween tha mattress and th# •Ida o f har crib. 'Hard Fighting' Report Doubted VIENTIANE, Laos (U P I)— Tha Royal Laotian govarn* meat charged Thursday night that “ hard fighting" hud til ul, <■it out on the dufunsa perimeter along th* Nam Riv­ er, only a few miles north of this administrative capital However, official U. 8. am* baaay sourer* aaid thay had l revived "no report* of any unusual military activity dur­ ing th* past few days.” , , 31Hilary attaches at U o U, S. embassy get daily reports and would he in a position to know if there waa any large* aval* fighting going on while a cease-fire ia supposed to be in affect. First ’62 Shot A t Cape Success CAPE CANAVERAL (U PI) An A ir Forco Mlnuteman "in* atant ICBM” atroaled front an underground launching pad and soared across th* Atlantic Ocean today—a full success for A mariea’* first rocket teat o f tha new year. Tha 66-foot missile bias tod away oa lU ocaan-apanning flight at 10 a. ia. alter a pair*, fact aouatdowa. � 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 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 04, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 04, 1962. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 22-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a5a6a99cd7003342de364bf5e41211ab.pdf 80ff4a28d92d82dd2c96b0768ec39ad7 PDF Text Text • - we are proud to have been selected S& W utf fonikcudbA for the building of the . . . Ohlando - Ssum nols. dU qhway 17-92 J'SUw (pwih we cordially invite you to attend the GRAND OPENING Friday, January 5th and inspect Florida's most modern Jai-Alai Fronton - - - - - home of the world's fastest sport! IARR0 LL E SB A N IE L CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INCORPORATED 2710 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Flordia FA 2-5011 i Our Sincere Thanks to the Subcontractors and Material Suppliers for Their Faithful Services / �warn Longwood Moves To Halt 434 Paving First Street ^ • C lO c By LARKY VEKSHEL Sum* of Sanford's molt pro­ gressive citizens aren’t giving up on tha downtown mall idea ycL . . . We hear that new planning ia being diacuated.. . . Wlah we could mention theaa cltiiena who are devoting eo much of their time to revitaliaa tha entire area. A C> Board Favors Duplex Class Along Strip Rezoning U llt r l & u t f n r b The citjr zoainff nnd VOL. 53 planning board wns bar. raged with howlg of proteata Thursday night as it considered th e rezoning of W. First St. from Pop­ United Preaa Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, JANUARY 5. 10t»2 Set Tonight Warning Issued As Tract Burns New Icy Blast Batters U. S. Sanford Jungle." Talks Scheduled PARIS (U PU -Fraoce and Tunisia announced today they will start top level talks in Paris "shortly" on the M ura of tba French-held key air and naval base at BUcrta. •crus of a bitter four-day blttle last July. Comes Through In Fire President and Uenorul Mnnnger Norman Stnbell; Trunsurer Krumer and Bud Aekur, principal stockholders from Tnntpn; Flnyor-ntannger Tony Andres; and Vanco Schwartz of the Daytona BsAch Jai-Alai. (Herald Photo) Irked About Merit System Seminole Fallout Survey To Start QUOTE O r THE WEEK: City Zoning Board member Frank Gakrncy at the board's meeting Thursday night. "The end of natural growth is a FLORIDA NO. 860 Disaster And "who got their Job status be­ came they happened to he there wlien the ») stem went in and not because of any particular qualification." "Thera arc agencies," aaid the governor, ‘ where w# feel substantial personnel changes slwuld b tde for the bene­ fit o* Fk > hut because of the merit aystem we have left them alone We do not be­ lieve they are duing a job, but mu can’t prove it to the degree required by the Merit System Council." Rryanl refused to eile either employes or agencies by name. Brjanl said Ihe Merit Sys­ tem Council needed to coma to some sort of understand, lag with hit administration. "This administration is alnost being governed by tha Adm. Masferson To Visit NAS JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Rear Adm. K. S. Masterton, deputy chief of tin* Naval Weapons Bureau, will begin a tour of Florida naval facilities litre Monday. Masteriuin will visit Jack­ sonville Naval Air Station, Cecil Field, Sanford Naval Air Station, and Navy instal­ lations at Pensacola, Key West, and other points. How! Clothing, Food For Family Piled High “That’* e n o u g h ! Thtt'a enough!", eried Unafactor Cotton Brown, Pig and Whiitl* manager today, as contribution* and gift* of clothing, shoes, food, bedding, furniture and money ronUnu* to pour in for the Joseph fa­ mily who lost thair bum* and two of thair children m a tragic New Year** Day axplosion and fir*. Blown said that h# has five pickup truck-loads of things, nost of it "real good stuff, not Junk,” on hand now and m«re coming in all tba time, lia also hat calls from per­ sons with furniture to b* picked up. "Tha overwhelming re­ sponse of ths poopla of San­ ford is something unballfTha said. t “I'm in a position to know for 1 renumber how good and kind poopla war* to our fami­ ly when our home and cootent-- war* destroyed by fir* following a plan* crash a few years ago. (Sevan persons died in that crash and fir*, including all but ona member of th* Low* family who lived next door to Cotton Brown.) “By trying in my small way Longwood councilmcn agreed a l a meeting Thuraday night to turn over to their attorney the m atter of filing An injunction ngniitnt the state and county to halt construction on SR 434. The action ia under consideration by the city in protest against the width and depth of drainnge ditches along th* highway which ar* being left open. Original plana railed for tiled drainage. Mayor Al 1-ormann told tha council that ha had talked to on* of the county commissiont -s just prior to the meeting who asked, "What do you wnnl down there . . . a boule­ vard T” Lormatin said that when h« informed the commissioner of plant for the injunction suit, the commissioner "just laugh­ ed and turned away." "I feat that this la an en­ gineering error which could ba corrected, although level* on tha towrn paving are being completely ignored,” he uhL Chairman R. C. Carlson pointed out Hint on numerous previous occasions th* city had consulted th* County Commission and the District Slat* Road Board Officials without being given any coneldsration and that the stat* I* quit* arbitrary when build­ ing primary roads and "will do just what it wants to dot” A report from Attorney Webber Haines will h* on the agenda for a meeting achadoled next Thursday nlghL ★ ★ ★ Bliss Deplores. I'd Fire Many, Says Bryant, Council's Move Milwee, Henley To Conference • SANFORD, French, Arabs Fight In Oran; 13 More Killed Repaving Wbrk" Starts Tuesday • lim t lt i WEATHER: Cloudy through Saturday. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 584)5. lar to tha city limit*. Tha toning and planning The old Florida State Bank bou-J la conaidering reaonlng building looka good with a the area for duptnxva while freah coat of paint The laleat rn-'rt of tha ohjectora want newa ia that architect Jim the area for a commercial ALGIERS (UP!) - Trench Chapman ia going on hia own atrip. troops traded bullets and Or.e violent objection by bombs with Arab "com­ and will aet up offlcea in part of the building and we hear the aiming board waa tha fear mandos" In the heart of Oran the A. C. Allyn Company will, that If the area went com- Thursday, boosting Algeria's alao take up aome office apace mtrrial it would open the new year toll to 76 killed and there. dom In apecutatlon and loucre 166 wounded in four days. fait that they muat protect The wave of violence and Heart Fund drive coming up the property value, of real* terror left 13 dead and Thursday alone. for tha Sanford area Jan. 22. duita now occupying tha wounded Most of Ihe casualties we Merle Warner ia chairman land. 1 At the present time, accord- Arabs, but five of the dead thia year. • * • I ing to City Manager W. E. and 12 of the wounded arere la that a hot dog itand or | Kno" le,> l h ,t , r t * lnclud*» Europeans, Terrorist* opened fire on a central awitchboard being in -1-3 homM- one church and hearse here Thursday night, stalled on the ground floor at ,e,,*n commercial ealabtlahwounding one Arab and one City Hall T | menta. European. Knowles aaid today that The "battle of Oran," in public hearing on the resonfng Tha Sanford Public Library which at least 9 persons ware w,ll coma before the City got aoitu added help thia waek killed and 30 were wounded, while one of the librarian! Commission on Jan. 22. began when Arab tommygunlie added that neither tha waa hospitalized. Mra. David ncri raked a native cafe with Mathea volunteered to help commercial nor residential bullets, killing a soldier and property vwneri realise the out. a policeman. full impact of the request. • • • Regular troops of France's ORLANDO-8EMINOLE Fronton’s P r e v i e w Ha emphasised that the What happened to tha new famed Zouaves, supported by Press Party for special honored guest a held move would restrict the area Sanford poit office! Guy Al­ an armored ear, harried tba Thursday night at the J hI-AIaI club included len, poatmaater, aald no word to commercial construction Arabs with hand grenades aevernl of the organization’s directors in Sanford yet on when work will start on alone and non* of the resident and submachine guns. for ojuning night festivities tonight at 7:45. property owners there now new facility, The Arabs, who had find to Pictured are: (left to right) Executive Vice • • a could make any m tjor im­ tha inciter of a house near County Engineer Carlton provements to their homes. the scene of tha original at­ Bliss will advlae tha County tack, replied in kind. Commlaalon T u a a d a y on Police held lyck a mob of whether rlghta of way a n Europeans who ChecreA on available for tha Pinaway By. tha troops with shouts of "Kill pass project—ona of tha bigthem! Kill th em P gaat projects the auunty plana to undertake thia year. Blias Grand opening for tha newalso la working on a right* of ly-constructed Orlando-SemlThe city's resurfacing pro­ way policy which aliould alao soie Jai-Alai) Fronton, locat­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) gram this year will gat under­ ho ready by Tuesday. ed in Fern Park at Hwya. IT- Gov. Farris Bryant told his • • • way Tuesday, City Manager 91 at 438, will take plat* to­ new* conference Thursday By tha way, tha Commission W. E. Knowles aald today, Knowles reported that the will meat at 9 a. m. Tuesday. Fir* raged over lo t acre* night at 7:4* p. m. at first that he ia not opposed to Uie • • • Orlando Paving Company was southwest of Geneva tot nighlera get an introduction Merit System and doesn’t The dance craze that he* awarded tha low bid to do tha about Uv* hours Thursday to Seminole County’s newest want 14 abolished—hut that socialites in all aorta of con­ Job for a total of *23,403. there are a lot of state em ­ afternoon canting an untold attraction. tortions theae days will be Six projects have been in­ amount of property damage ploye* he would fire if (he A capacity turnout, made Council weren’t protecting demonstrated next F r i d a y cluded in the resurfacing pro- and Iota of timber. night, nt the Capri Restaurant gran, for tha 1061-62 year. Florida Forest Ra agar up largely of Sanford and them. by Arthur Murray dancer" for They are 24th EL from Lewi* Williams o( the Long- Seminole county fans, ac­ Bryant said hia admmistratha first all twist party of French Ava. to Park: Myrtle wood station this morning cording to box office reserva­ turn inherited many employes Sanford. Tha twist can bait be from 24th to 2Slh 81.; San­ again warned of the dan­ described as a frantic effort ford Ava. from First St. to ger* Involved In such incen­ tions, will wllneaa the open­ of using the right foot to Fifth SL; First SL from San­ diary fires and repeated ing of tha *1,500.000 anter■tamp out a cigaret while us­ ford to Parki Magnolia from the urgent plea for cooper­ talnment attraction. A apecial trophy match will ing tha ole’ bath towel motion the railroad to *0th SL and ation of resident*. highlight the opening pro­ for hip action. Palmetto from Seventh to Ground motatur* Is nt a gram. Winners will ba pra> Tha twist dance starts at 9 20th St. record low and fires spread •anted with a player trophy p. m. and "twist" fashions will Kr.owlea said that *19,330.10 quickly especially after a sponsored by a merchant. Supt. of School* R. T. Milba shown between 7 and 9. has been set aside hi the bud­ few frosty mornings, Sponsor for tonight’* trophy we* and Carlton Henley will • • • get for this improvement pro­ llama warned. will b* Georg* Stuart attend a conference In Or­ Tba Society for Crippled gram. Inatrumonl A preview press party for lando Monday and Tuesday Children and Adult* will meat Inga show that » Inches apecial guest* waa held on U>* subject "School plant next Wednesday at tha Health leas rain fell in IH1 than Thursday night. It waa at- FaciUtir* f o r Educational Center a t 8 p. m., Mrs. LayIn IMS according to tha tented by aavaral aJty, coun­ Television." Thia conference Mon Goodman announced to­ ranger who ala* r ap acted ty and state official*. will b* held at th* Cherry day. All in ter at ted persona are that tN m a n a c n e la Exhibition matchaa war* Plaaa Hotel under the spon­ invited to attend this first Seminole County were bum- playad, with emphasis on the sorship of llie School Plant meeting. Plana for tha coming ad last year than to 19M. rules and eapUnatioD of tha Administration, State De­ year’s activities will be dis­ number* and colors used by partment of Education, TailsNine more Florida Counties cussed and groundwork laid th* teams. haste* and Educational Facifor tha anual Easter Lily Seal wilt b* surveyed Immediately ExacuUve Vico President lilies Laboratories, Inc., New to locate prospective fallout campaign. Norman fits bell and other of­ York City. ihelter*, it was announced to­ • * • Outstanding planners, archi­ Florida Nurses Assn, Dis­ day by A. B. Peterson Sr. By United Press International ficials of th* Jai-Alai organi­ Arrtir cold hit tha northern zation were on hand Thursday tects, contractors, engineeri, local county Civil Defense trict 97 will hold Its January half of tha nation today, night to welcome gtesta and Florida School official*, both meeting a t tha Health Center Director. This brings to *1 the num­ churning a near-blittard In introduce out-of-town Jai- administrative and instruc­ on French Ava. at 8 p. m. ber at Florida Counties which tha great plain* and spatter­ Alai organisers. Out of town tional, who have had prarliMonday. All registered nurses, member* and non-membara, have atened public fallout ing cleat and /raising rain guests included Vance Sch­ cal experience in Ihe use of warts of Daytona Jaf-Alal; educational television will are invited to attend. A. B. shelter surveys. The remain­ eastward to tha Atlantic. Gala winds fanned light Bud Acker and Treasurer present information on plan­ IVin son Sr. will ba the guest ing counties will atari sur­ veys within the next few enow from Kansas to tha Can­ Kramer, principal Fronton ning and using educational speaker, adian border. bsckert from Tampa. television in tha schools. weeks. * a • Spanking of Paterson ha h*s received book lata on fallout protection. Anyone Interested can gat them *t the SL John’s Realty office on Park Ava. • Protested Charges State, County Ignore Specifications to help the»* people In thair desperate need, porhapa I can repay *um* of tha vrundarful help that waa giv«a to my family in our lima of need,’’ be added. Th* Joseph's 18 month old daughter Carolyn, who auf1*1*0 critical burns, aoams to bo progressing satisfactorily, errording to hospital author!t*e_ They aaid that tits is eating now, but will have to remain in tha hospital for an indufinlte timr. Brown described Hit Joseph family aa a fine young couple. Win had taught a shell home, finished it inside themselves, furnished it nicely, and sur­ rounded it with an attractive well-cared-for yard. "All this ia gone now, and they mutt start over from 'scratch'," said Brown. council," he said. For some time, Bryant has sought to remove several "policy, making" Jobs from Merit System protection. Rut be said ha and the Cabinet Personnel Board have over­ ridden the Merit System Council only once, th* esse of the five highway engineers »•« were fired for taking pa>ula, ordered reinstated by (tie Council, ami atilt off the sl-ito payroll heeauae the Personnel Board refused to take them back. Fire Destroys W.HSf. House Th* Iiongwood Volunteer Fire Dept.’s new two-way radio aystem was used for Hi* first time Wednesday evening to call fir*man out to a burning I960 compact automobile just out tide tha city limits oq SR 434. According to Chief Claude U yo Hi* fire apparently started from a cigaret or a shorted lighter in tii* vehicle after the owner. Robert Ar­ thur Hodges of Saginaw, Mich,, left It parked while he went for gas. l-ayo said that by lb* lima he spotted the burning automobile and Uia department gut to the scene, flames already were coming through Hie top and from un­ der the body. Firemen were unable to pretent a total loss. Florida Purest Rangers from Hie Lmigwood station alsu answered the alarm. County Engineer Carlton Bill* today aaid any threaten«d Injunction action by th* Longwood Town Council re­ garding SR 434 would serious­ ly hurt th* county’* secondary road program and bring about legal action by Ihe con­ tractor* for damagea result­ ing from any construction daley. Bliss in an angry aUtcment aald that he "can’t under, stand the altitude of the council and that the County Commission had consulted with the council throughout the entire project." Illiis stressed that road plans were changed al the council's request "and an ad­ ditional <23,000 was added to llie coil of the project." Illiis explained that It was a "compromise" by th# County Commltrion to satisfy the major portions of the ob­ jectors. Fire Destroys Compact Auto A fire caused by a defective oil heater destroyed a house cn W. 11th Bt. Thursday night, tha fir* department re­ ported. It took firemen close to an hour and a half to extin­ guish tha bluze at tha house i x atad at 619 W. 11th St., Kir* Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. tald. No on* was injured in the fit* and firemrn were ser­ iously hampered when a hy­ drant pulled off and delayed flie fighting operations. Tba owner of the house was n-t known at press time. Assembly Backs World War I Vets Portugal’s Chief Of Florida Meet LISBON fUPI)— The na. TAM 1*4 (UPI)— Florida’s World War l veterans met here today for thair mid-win­ ter conference to discuss ve­ terans legislation and mem­ bership extension. On the eve of the meeting. National Commander John Bashar* Sr. of Norfolk, Va., announced that leaders of three other major veterans organliations hid accepted hit invitation to a moating to Washington to discuss a joint action tor veterans. lions! assembly followed up Premier Antonio de Oliveira Sflszar’s threat to pull Por­ tugal out of tha United Na­ tions by voting Thursday night for th* "eventual re­ vision of Portugal’* foreign policy.” The assembly expressed disgust over India's seizure of Portugal’s India-coast pro­ vince* of Goa, Dtmao and Diu. describing it as "an ag­ gression contrary to all moral tfwj | | | | | principles.1* Bulletin Casselberry Mayor Joseph 1-aird today released Alter, nry Kenneth McIntosh a t Ihe town's legal represents* tlve and advised the lawyer that hi* services would not b# needed at Saturday's 9 a. m. meeting called by two member* of the Board of Aldermen. halva. .. BR IEFS Friends Again WASHINGTON (U PI)—^Tho Dominican Republic waa back in th* good graces of lice Western Hemisphere neighburs today and Its new-look government waa in line for U. 8. economic aid. Joint Program WASHINGTON (U PI)—Tii* United Htate* and South Viet Nam hava embarked on a Joint program designed to strength* an th* aoutheaat Aalan nation in It* fight ageinat Commun­ ist •guerrillas. 10,000 Ideas TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Agriculture Com m laalon o r Doyla Conner, looking for a slogan to hang on Florida agricultural products, a a l d Thuraday ha has received an estimated 10,000 suggestions so far. Judge Resting TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Supreme Court Justice Glann Terrell raatad a t homo today after undergoing a checkup a t Tallahassee Memorial JIos* pltal for aavaral days, Tha veteran Jurist became 111 a t hia homo during th* holidays. Child Suffocates JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — AsMelght Dabbs, 22 days old, suffocated Thursday in her crib. Investigator* aaid tha In* fo n t daughter of Mra. Gall F. Dabba, apparently crawled be­ tween tha m attress and th# •Ida of har crib. 'Hard Fighting' Report Doubted VIENTIANE, Laos (U PI)— Tha Royal Laotian govarn* meat charged Thursday night that “hard fighting" hud til ul, <■it out on the dufunsa perimeter along th* Nam Riv­ er, only a few miles north of this administrative cap ital However, official U. 8. am* baaay sourer* aaid th a y had lrevived "no report* of any unusual military activity dur­ ing th* past few days.” ,, 31Hilary attaches at Uo U, S. embassy get daily reports and would he in a position to know if there waa any large* aval* fighting going on while a cease-fire ia supposed to be in affect. First ’62 Shot At Cape Success CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) An Air Forco Mlnuteman "in* atant ICBM” atroaled front an underground launching pad and soared across th* Atlantic Ocean today—a full success for Amariea’* first rocket teat of tha new year. 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JOM B M lir0 U P 0 1 .il *• B 4 P T IB T C M IH CM *»* C r p m i aa H R IV hllahurat Paaioi Chur.h BcBaal _ I .la a. » Marala* Warahlp 11:4* a m �t ffh* ftenforh Srral?) Fri. Jan. 5, 196»—rap e 3 Sanford Group Attends Banquet At Conference i First Federal Assets Advance To $14.57 Million During 1961 The year-end statement of First Federal Savings A Loan Assn, shows total assets of 514,571,201.10, a jump from $11.3(6,902 33 from the close or I960 During Uic year, llw sav­ ings outstanding moved from Stn,138,287 to *12.857.647. ac­ cording to E.C. Harper Sr., president, lie pointed out that in the year just eloted. First Federal paid to its savers dividend* of 5454,796 at the rate of 4 percent a year and that the anticipated earn­ ings for the first half of 1962 would be at 444 percent, m Commenting on the savings ” activity. Harper said that nationally, savings and loan associations accumulated sav­ ings reached a new alltime high of *8.5 billions, even though the activity on tltc ac­ counts was rather keen, espe­ cially in Ihe latter part of the year. The locit company saw an increase of 44 percent in 4 money credited to its savings accounts to total almost *6 million, with the withdrawals stepping up only 10 percent. The resulting 521* million was used to meet a local de­ mand for loans. Harper said that the num­ ber of loans in P61 was 29 percent above th« figure of last year and that (be dollar total exceeded 1561 by 38 percent. Almost a quarter »t a mil­ lion dollars were added to the already substantial reserves, the savings assodaiion offi­ cer said, and that |hey now amount to *1,437,9! 1; Related to savings outstindln;, this places the local afeoclation among the leaders! in the state. Toere are 5.514 sitings ac­ counts on First rederat's books now, an inrrcise of 27 percent over Dec. *1, 1960, it was said Although the local associa­ tion has been serving Semi­ nole County and tye sur­ rounding area since 1934. it hai been operating it its at­ tractively modern building at West First ind Elm Avenue just one year. Harper cxpreaicd confi­ dence in the contintlng lift of busmens conditions in the territory in which Tifst Fed­ eral does business and said lie felt that Ihe t gures at the close ot 1962 would re­ flect continued progress. Rev. Grover Sewell * Start Good Life... Now Alfred Hitchcock is a man who likes to eat good food in large amounts. It is said that he once attended a din­ ner where the food waa aerved in auch small portions that he wa* anil far from be­ ing aatisfled when the dinner waa over. Coffee was being brought in and hla host said, "I do hope that you will anon dine here again." Hitchcock replied by saying, "Ry all meana, let's atart now." How all of us need to atart now in cultivating the more mature spiritual life. How we need to claim the deep bless­ ing! that God has put before us until we are satisfied, but it ia urgent that we atari now, A missionary tells of the natives, in the land where he labored, fishing all day in rice paddles in one foot of water while they were actual­ ly In sound of the rolling breakers of a great ocean filled with an inexhaustible supply of fish. How much Sports Briefs Captain Named BUFFALO, N. Y. tU Pl) — Veteran forward Dave Creigh­ ton has been elected captain of the Buffalo Bisons in the American Hockey l-eaene. Meet Again if- NEW YORK (UI’D—Billy Conn and Mello Bettina, who have not seen each other since 1039 when Conn twice defeat­ ed Bettina fur the light heavy­ weight boxing championship, will be reunited a t the New York boxing writer's dinner on Jan. 14. Voted Award COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P 1 )Vinca Lombardi of the Nation­ al Football League champion Green Bay Parkers will re­ ceive the "professional footbell cuach of the year" aw aid by the Touchdown Club of Columbus at its sports award dinner Jan. ID. 3 Winners CHARLES TOWN, W. Va. (U P I)—Jockey Victor Espin­ osa rode three winners at Charles Town Thursday, scor­ ing aboard Running After ttM O ) in the third. Valley On* (*76.20) in the fifth and Harrison County (* 16.20) in the eighth. SAVE THOSE FEET If you're a housewife sod on your feet a lot, see if you ran t figure out a way to do some of your work Just as welt sitting down. You'll fiod the saving in foot strain well worth the few minute* you may lose each day. Located primarily in tbe western provinces, Canada** ultimate natural gaa reserve* ere estimated at about too trillion cubic fact. this iclla us of our spiritual lives. We think of faith and re­ member that everyone muit have faith in somrlhing or someone. One of Ihe most common ways of keeping shallow spiritual life la to trust oneself as the ultimate. If wa do this, we know that frustration and futility come in such force that life does not seem worthwhile. How different life is if we east ourselve upon Use Lord. Life takes on new meaning and as God'■ Spirit works through us we find ■ surge nf power that can be used for good which will astonish Unite about us as well u ourselves. Our live* wilt grow deeper and more mature. The im­ portant thing is to get start­ ed now. How we waste time when there is no need to! Then Ihere Is service to God. It ia »o easy to agree that one's life should be lived for God, and alto so etay to put it olf until tomorrow. We simply cannot afford the lux­ ury of waiting and waiting. Time is short and we all should know that now is the time. Once 1 visited a person near a ciiurch which I form­ erly served and found that this person had joined a church in another state many y e a n before. I asked her to let me send for her cert Hicate of church membership and her answer was that she had been considering it but did not know how long she would live in the area. 1 asked her how long she had been there already. -She blush­ ed, dropped her head and said, "almost twenty years." Not many people are as slow as this, hut how wonderful if all of us would determine to start now in living wholly for our Lord. West German Boss Observes 86th Birthday BONN fUPI) — West Gcrman Chancellor Konrad Ade­ nauer observed his 86th birth­ day today at the peak of a second successful political ca­ reer iterted long after most men have retired. As Ihe federal republic's first and only chancellor, the seemingly Indestructible Ade­ nauer has been In office one month longer than Adolf Hit­ ler, who built end destroyed an empire in I t year* and 3 months. "Der Alte" — the old man, as Adenauer ia etfertionately called by bis people—re-en­ tered polities et tbe age of It, which would have been Hitler's age if the N'ati lead­ er were alive today. It waa Hitler who foteed the chancellor Into prema­ tura retirement in 1131 after Adenauer bed been mayor of Cologne for 1* years. OKMOLAY SWEETHEART is Miss Dinnc Beasley, who was chosen for th at honor by the members of the organization. Officers of tbe group aro shown herew ith Miss Beasley. From left are Eddie Hamilton, junior coun­ selor, Alex Carman, senior counselor and Bedford Aiken, master counselor. The occasion for the picture was the annual DeMolny-Rainbow Rnll held at the Shrine Club. High Officials Pinecrest Baptists Schedule Deny Any Rusk, Candlelight Evening Service Clay 'Riff' WASHINGTON (U l’ll — High U. 8. officials denied to­ day there was any basic policy difference between Secretary of State Dealt Rusk and lien. Lucius D. Clay, President Kennedy’s special representa­ tive in Berlin. These officials acknowledg­ ed thnl Clay had commented from time to time on some of the Allied contingency plan* for handling possible trouble along the Iron Curtain in di­ vided Berlin. But they denied that Clay had made any specific protest against Washington'* tight rein on the U. S. commander in Berlin, MaJ. Gen. Albert Watson. Reports said Clay felt Watson should lie able to act more on his own in count­ ering Communist moves. The udministrtUion was said to t entire that keeping a "short rein" on the Beilin commander hss disadvantages. Rut officials said this wa*athc only way in which the United States could remain in con­ stant control of the potential dangerous situation in Berlin. Clay is scheduled to return fluni Berlin this weekend and report to Kennedy Sunday at the White House. Officials mid this meeting had been ar­ ranged sometime ago to give the President a report, and had nothing to do with any alleged differences between Clay and Rusk. Tiiu iinjitvaaloil was growing in Allied quartets here that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush­ chev now might he willing to let the Berlin crisis die down and work out a status quo agreement for another year or two. He already lias succeeded In sealing off East Berlin and has prepared to incorporate it in a sovereign East German ■tale, of which it is rvrntua lly expected to be Ihe capital. Khrushchev also has made mure permanent the division of Germany, thus consolidat­ ing his power position in cen­ tral Europe, where the great­ est fear of satellite traders is of a strong, united Germany. Jack Kennedy, now presi­ dent of the United States, at­ tended Princeton University in 1936 before switching to Harvard. A Candlelight Lord's Supper Service has been scheduled at the Pinecre*! Baptist Church lor the Sunday even­ ing worship hour. Mrs. Robert Smith will be organist lor the four-part service. Procedures in order as they will take place are to be the Act of Reverence In­ cluding the organ prelude and lighting of candles, the Pro­ cessional Hymn, the Call tu Worship by the Adult Choir and the moment of Silent Prayer. Tbe second part will con­ sist of Die Act of Fellowship and a musical interlude, Scripture led by Gerald Jonci, assistant pastor, Congrega­ tional It)inn and will close with tlie Sermon by Rev. Don­ ald Cravenmicr, pastor ot Un­ church. ' 1 Part three call* for the Act of Dedication, Dedication Hymn, reading of (he Church Youths Attend Methodist Rally Sanford’s Free Methodist Church was represented at the Conference Hally held at Camp Rotary last week by a number of the young people. 'Die Bible Quit Team con­ sisting n( Kami WalGlrdl, Eddie Newsom and Sheri Young were complimented for llvcir fine showing in the contest against the Lakeland team by Rev. Clyde Dollar, pastor of the Sanford church. Team* from various churches in the conference are studying the Book of John and sponsoring intergroup contests using questions com­ piled from the study. Dollar said. Methodists Meet LAKELAND (UPl) - The Methodist Church's Florida Board of Missions meets here Friday to renew iu church extension project and to review the conference's finan­ cial support of llte church’s Worldwide Missions program. The opossum weighs less than a paper match at birth It lives in its mother’s pouch for many weeks before ven­ turing into the world. Covenant, Prayer by the pas­ tor ami Presentation of Of­ fering with the Offeratory Sentence by Lou Has*, assis­ tant pastor, and (lie offtertory music by the organist. The fourth and final part or the service will include the Act of Renewal, the An­ them by the choir, The Lord's Supper, the Benediction and Recessional Hymn and Post ltido by the organist. Kennedy Ends Florida Stay PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPl) —• President Kennedy con­ clude* an IR-day stay in Flor­ ida today and IIlea to Wash­ ington for a weekend of inten­ sive preparation for Congress, The Chief Executive waa scheduled to take off at 4 p. m, for Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington. .Salunlay und Holiday were »ct aside fur While House meeting* pie pa calory to re­ convening of Congiesa next Wednesday, except for a few liaura Sutuidny night when Kennedy will speed by jet lo Columbus, Ohio. He will speak at a Democratic fund-raising dinner honor tig Gov. Michael V. DISall*. Before departing for Wash­ ington, the president and his family were exported to take ndvanUge of warming weath­ er and cluise hi,, fly on the White Houie yacht, the llonry Fit*. The First Lady and the two Kennedy children, Caroline und John Jr., will remain in Palm Beach until next Wed­ nesday. Then Mra. Kennedy will fly bark In time to see her husband deliver his Stair ot the Union message to a joint session of the House and Sen­ ate Thursday or Friday. When the work load incident to the early stages of Con­ gress permit*, the I'resilient was expected to return to Palm Beach for occasional weekend visits with his father, funner Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, who is recovering from a stroke suffered Dec. 29. The elder Kennedy has been iinprov ng slowly and should be able to leave the hospital for his oceanfront home within a week or two. Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Dol­ lar, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rich­ ey and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Risner of the Sanford Free Methodist Church attended the recent banquet held at Lake Placid, Y.M.C.A. Camp for delegates attending the Latin American Fellowship Confer­ ence being corducled there this week. Delegates arc attending the conference from Brazil, Para­ guay, Dominican Republic. Pacific Coast l-atm American work. Pacific Coast Japanese work and Mexico. Victor Macy, general church missionary film director, was present for the banquet and started a film in which the Sanford group took part on ■the Latin American conlerence. Rev, Dollar sing* with the Minister's Quartet which toured parts of Latin Amer­ ica last summer and is also participating m the film and conference. Latin American delegate* will meet next week with lay­ men and bishop* from Can­ ada and North America in a World Conference at Winona Lake, Ind. call for about (48 5 billion in spending. Tbe official acknowledged, however, that Defense Secre­ tary Robert S. McNamara had done some "negotiating" with the Budget Bureau and made some "adjustm ent!" af­ ter formally submitting his proposed new budget last Dec. 7. The administration repealcdly has said it would not employ "arbitrary" ceiling! in working out military bud­ gets which it claims ia a de­ parture from past practice. Kennedy made 14 clear weeks ago that he intended to send Congress a balanced budget in January. Defense annually take* more than half the total. The Pentagon Ilex. nod Mrs. Pansier Salvation Army Sets Meetings For Next Week Rev. and Mrs, Clarence Panskr will be In Sanford next week to conduct daily services at the Salvation Army Headquarters, 214 E. Second St. Capt. R. I.. Clark, local Salvation Army leader, said today that the 7:30 p. m. meetings will begin this Sun day and conclude the follow-' ing Sunday. There will be special *cr mont illustrated through the use of a movie projector, apecial music led by Mr*. Pan­ sier who is an accomplished accordionist and special sing­ ing. Clark said. A period of each service will be devoted to prayer for live sick. Jan. 7 Last Day On Deer, Turkey Four Day N. Y. Bus Strike Ends TALLAHASSEE — Hunting of deer, turkey and bear will close in most sections of Flor. ids at one half hour after sunset Sunday, January 7. Hunting of quail, squirrel and rabbit will continue until one half hour after sunset Sunday February 1. The following counties lo­ cated in Northwest Florida will remain open for deer and hear hunting until one half hour after sunset Sunday, January 14: Ray, Calhoun, Gulf, Gadsden, Franklin, Lib­ erty, leon, Wakulla and Jef­ ferson. Turkey hunting will be al­ lowed m all counties of lha Third District until January 14. Tiw season for dove hunting closes at Min ict Monday, Jan ­ uary 8, while Hie season for sn ip e and w oodcock co n tin u es lo January 14. Hunting of migratory water­ fowl — geese, duck*, co o tclosed at aunset December 26. according to A. D. Aldrich, director. Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. All fur trapping will close March I, A special turkey gobbler hunting season wilt be held in certain counties and area* of Northwest Florida March 31 to April 15, from one half hour before simrl** until 12:00 noon each day. NEW YORK (U P l)—Three bus lines agreed on a new contract with the Transport Workers Union (TWU) late Thursday ending a four-day strike that affected 13 million riders. Fifth Avenue Coach Lines and two subsidiarici reached a one-year contrart with the TWU calling for a 13-cenl-anhour wage Increase. TWU President Michael Quill said fringe benefits added 2 cents an hour lo the package while management contended they were worth 1 cent. The settlement, which was made under a threat by Ma­ yor Robert F. Wagntfr to turn some of Fifth Avenue Coach’* roulri over lo new operator*, maintains the citywide 15cenl subway and but faro at le n t for this year. The New York City Transit Authority, which run* both subway* anil It u a e a , and other private bus lines had settled with the TWU last month and continued running during the strike. They car­ ry nearly 7 million dally rbi­ rrs. Suhways, taxi pools and private cars filled the transpoilalioo gaps left by Ihe walkout of more than 6.000 union member* Jan. 1. By Shirley Wentworth Mrs. K. A. Juthe was guest speaker at Wednesday'a 2 p m. meeting of the Altamonte Springs Civic Club at the Community House. Using as her topic a trip abroad ami her schooling at Oxford University. Mr*. Juthe told of the amusing situations at the University arising from the fact that everyone had to wear a short gown and oversited mortarboard regardless of dress called for by Ihe oc­ casion. She said that she of­ ten found It quite comic in appe.arance lo see the most formal evening attire topped by the cap and gown. The speaker told of her trip to Russia in 1939 and said that even then one was not permitted to take photos. She continued by describing her trip to Norway, Finland and Scandinavia adding that Ihe flow era were most beautiful in Norway and that the love­ liest time of year to visit Scandinavia was in July or August. Santplr articles of handi­ craft or these countries in­ cluded a sweater-coat from Norway and a collection ot beautiful Norwegian ashtrays, s|NM>ns and miniature cedar chests. During the business session of the meeting plan* were made for a ham dinner to be hr Id in the Educational Build­ ing of the Altamonte Springs Community Chapel on Feb. 10 Churches Plan Conference World Outreach eonferenees will l*> com)urted In Central Florida Christian Churches Sunday through Thursday by a team af national anil alate church executives. Making up Ihe team are Dr. Riley B. Montgomery of I/exington. Ky.; Howard Kestor of Chrialmount. N. C.; Mra, W. W. Thrasher of Ft. Lauderdale and Dr. Law­ rence S. Aahley of Ocala. Miniiter* and offieera from all diuretic* In the area will take part tn the meetings which are aimed at enlisting greater financial support and more interest in the church work beyond Hie local level. Mrs. William Tilford will bo general chairman of tha event. Refreshment* of coffee, tea, cookies . and candies wero served from a buffet at the close of the meeting. Hos­ tesses included Mrs. Milton Tinsley, Mrs. Daniel Vahdcr. werf, Mrs. C. F. Fields, Mrs. W. D. McGinnis ami Miss Dorothy Rcnwick. Retired Persons Meet Monday Fr. John W. Griffith, curate at Holy Crnsa Episcopal Church in Sanford, has an­ nounced that the church will observe the beautiful and moving service of the Fea't uf Lights Sunday at 8 pm . In explanation of Hie tradi­ tional aervice and following ceremony of cutting the Epiphany Cake, Fr. Griffith included a brief history of tins feast day to be celebrated Saturday. "It commemorates tlie actual arrival of the Three Wise Men to see the Christ Child and gets it* title from the Greek meaning showing forth,' " he said, explaining that "even from birth the Christ waa not for Jews alone and that Hie Genofficial said h would have Lite Wile Men were the firai been a "serious problem" If of many to come to worship defense proposals had been so high that they threatened the budget balance, but "for­ tunately" that was not Hie case. While he did not itemise the "adjustments" that were made after Dec. 7, one that Rev. Joao Mizuki, Dean and has been widely reported was Theology Professor of the the elimination of some funds Seminary ia hao Paulo, Bra­ for certain Items for the Nike il), will be guest speaker at Zeua anti-missile which will Sunday morning service* of be continued as a research th* Free Methodist Church in and development project. Sanford. The Pentagon also has Rev. Clyde Dollar, pastor of abandoned plana ko mount the church, hss announced Minuteman intercontinental that all interested persons missiles on rsilwsy cars and will be welcomed to hear MiInstead will Increase the num­ tuki who received Ida educa­ ber based underground. Un­ tion at Ai bury Theological derground versions a rt cheap­ Seminary and at Princeton er. University. Free Methodists To Hear Guest Pastor Sunday God in flesh, Jesus the Christ.” The general public is espe­ cially invited to attend the Feast of Lights Service on Sunday according to Griffith. The Adult Choir will sing and (lie Episcopal Young Church­ men will participate in the presentation for which no of­ fering will be included. After the service the entire congregation annually lias a procession Into Hie Parish House for a social hour where Hie Epiphany Cake with its hidden item* is cut and serv­ ed. "The Feast of Lights and Ihe cutting of the Epiphany Cake are a happy tradition at Holy Cross. Member* of the community always have enjoyed H a* a fitting conclunon to the Twelve Days ' of Chrtatmaa," Griffith conclud­ ed. NOW AVAILAILI PO* NOT A PINNY DOWN Beheading, used by the Greeks and Humana as • mode of capital punishment, ■was regarded by them as a most honorable'form of (loath. WSFR 9:00 1160 KW SU N D A Y A. M. SATBSfl HEAVY WEIGHT MATERIAL 2 (o 10 • Yard l-cuRtlm • • • Plcees Cannot lie Cut {Matching I’iecen 45 to 48 • Inchcn Wide) Yard Rave lly Sewing Quality Fabrics At Lower Price* T H E _________________ 2 » I 11DHOOM HOMU Frwn *54 MmA r&WfiSHIs SANFORD CM M . nniinK o m i * The lecal chapter of th# American Association of Re­ tired Persons will meet in. the Florida State Bank Build­ ing on Monday at 3:30 p m. All residents of Sanford and Seminote County who arc af­ filiated with the national or-, gnnltatfon or who are Inter* ested in Joining arc cordially invited to attend. Membership Is limited to persons over 55 year* of age. Speaker for the meeting will be David Jeffreys, Dir­ ector of Field Operations for the American Association of Retired Persons. The group will also elect officer* who will take over from Hie tem­ porary committee and offi­ cer* who have been scrying during initial organization of the local chapter. Those at­ tending arc requested lo en­ ter the meeting room from the patio to the rear of the. bunk building adjacent to the bank parking lot. Holy Cross Episcopal Church Sets Feast Of Lights Service Was Arms Cut To Balance Budget? WASHINGTON (UPl) Despite further increasrs in military spending, President Kennedy'* new defense bud­ get t* expected to raise the question of wheUier any arms programs were cut to insure a balanced federal budget. A defense official told news­ men that more than a doien last-minute changes had been made in the military budget. The new military blueprint, covering the year starting next July 1, will go lo Con­ gress in a few days as part of the overall federal budget. The defense official stoutly maintained that no money ‘‘celling" had been Impused during formulation ot tbe new military plan, which other sources have revealed will Mrs. K. A. Juthe Guest Speaker For Altamonte Springs Club REMNANT SHOP | DiviaiM of Haw River, (N. C.) Remnant Shop* Hwy 17-92 North Of Maitland In Fern Park SEW AND SAVE �W? ■ 9 l |f ( (' ■I it g S. Ol Ml i : ■ ;Jrf u .1 d t J I I < < if i i * O tafn rV Pnjre 4—FrI. Jon. 8, 1962 I tn lh Brink Family Honored Open House Richard Keoghs Get Cards From Former Residents W e e k e n d T e le visio n 3:10 (3) Loretta Ynung 7:10 (3) Today (1) Toon For A Son* FRIDAY P. M. neeeoner with (4) Art Llnklatter <:t* (1) Channel 1 Newsroom 7:11 (f> Newt aaS Weather 11:44 (S) H*rry IHd *'l" • (D Seven Keye (t) Nawa 10) New* 1.40 IS) Mickey Krane Show (3) 1 O'clock Mori* 3:00 (3) Young Dr. Maleno MO I DAY P. Me Mr. and M n. J . L. Horton were Mr*. W. H, Young. Mrs. friend* of the honored family I did not know of the planned (4) Capt. Kanearoo 4:31 (41 Atlantia Weather (4) Millionaire Marvin llohlf* and daughter, called during the appointed visit to Sanford and was visit1:1* tt) Weather and Nawa 13:00 (3) Mr. and Mrs. Richard (1) Milestone of th* Sr. held open bouse last Sun­ (SI Queen for a D>r 1:10 13) Today iloo Century Kahla. hours of 2 to 4 p.m. Another | ing a friend in Jacksonville Keogh of Lake Mary enter 1:3) (3) Our Five Daughter* day afternoon honoring Lt. t:40 Cl Jack I,elan* Khow (4) Ll*tno(lJ«e (3) Newecop* (i) The Verdict Is Yours About S3 or to former daughter of the Brinks, June. | so was unable to be present. talned 24 mambere of their Loti of Lift M ) ll) M id n*. News (1) Lot"* Speak Spaniel) (3) Who Do You Trust and M n. Robert Brink and 13:40(1) Make That Fan 1:11 (4) Romper Doom family and friends for dinner 1:10 tl) Th* Buccaneer* Cnlllngwood (4) Kvarelade* 1:44 (3k nobtnhood (4) Veirch for Tomorrow 3:1* 14) Charles children, Phyllli and Bobby, with the Nawa on Christmas day. The high 1:41 (3) 1:44 (!) Willy C) Truth or ConteHuntley-Brlnkley 4:00 (3) Make Hoorn for |t*nc#4 light of the occasion was the J.o* (Il Plctur* of ih* Walk of Patuxant, Md, (<) Ctn. n*. Naw* a Daddy Jetdlnc Light Interview* 13:41 (SI (4) Outdoor Bulletin arrival home of Mr*. Keogh's (4) Brighter Day The Brink family formerly 11:4* (3) ,*T)C New* 10:01 (3) Bay When Board (») American Bandstand father, Homer 3f. Gleason, 1:10 13)1*octl4 (tl Shoteun Blade lived In Sanford when he wai 14) Calendar 4:1} Id) Secret Storm (4) Married Joa:i 10:11 <41 Troubl* with Father from the hospital. He got 7:11 <4> Doue Edward* all Honed at (he Sanford Naval 4:30 17) llerr's lloll;wood (I) In Courl 7:14 (4) Riwhldt 10:1* (3) Play Tour Hunch there in time to watch his (D F.dge of Night Air Station. They were aprnd- _ 1:19 CO VIt Tb# World Turn* 4:}0 (I) (*) Shannon (1) I Love Lucy American Youth grandsons open their Christ 1:04 (S) Th* Hathaway* 10:14 (1) Rich Plan Cookln* ti)'* mbit ins a few daya with M n. Xtwa 3:00 (3) Jan Murray School (HO (31 At Th* Threshold mas present*. Brink'a parenla in Jackaon- F* C D 1,’ncte Walt (tl'Pa.eword (4) Rout* 44 11:40 (!) Video VMItso 4:11 (3) NBC Newa Among the many card* that t*> Jane Wyman Show vllle. (0) The FltnUlones (*) Th# Texan 1:44 (3) t’upeye Playhouv* 3:14 14) NUC 11:40 (1) flurprlo* Packet# the Keoghs received this year 1:0* (*) 77 flunaet Strip _ Since tbelr time wai very were two from former rail<1) Projection *13 limited they could only be In dent* of Lake Mary who 10:00 (I) Tit* Corrupt*'* Sanford a few hour*. The (I) Twlllrht Zen* wanted to be remembered to Hortona decided to sire all If:tl (3) lf**t tb* l*r*it By Abigail Van Buren everyone they knew here. (() Eyewitness their friend* a chance to ace 11.00 (3) Ntwecop# They were from Carla New­ them. Lt. Brink'a parenti, (II Channel ( Newaroom berry', who taught in the SunDEAR ABBY': Neither my moth­ DEAR ABBY: Ju st how much a f­ Mr. and Mr*. J , B. Drink, of III Slid Florida N#»* dey School of the Community 11:3* (S) Jack Psar er nor my father wishes to attend fection Is It proper to display in pub­ Deer Lodse, Mont., came to IS) Channel (Theater Presbyterian Church and her my wedding. They believe that large Patuxent to visit during the lic? (I) Hollywood Movlo family now living in Wash weddings arc a waste of money, I Calracadt holiday*, They accompanied Someone in our family married an lngton but hoping to come SATURDAY A. M. have always wanted a nice church the family, to JacksonviO. and Irish ffiri. She thought American* bark to Lake Mary someday, ills (it atan On wedding, so I have worked and snved alas to Sanford. were cold. She always ant with) or and Alice and Bill Pulver, 7:00 (I) Growers Almanac my own money for it. I have no A holiday motif waa carried walked with, her arms around her 7il! ((> atturdsy Mernlnr who also live in Washington, for 'tba Kid* uncles on either side to give me away. out in decoration* at the Hor­ husband. She kissed him In comptny, D. C. Bill has been made a 7:11 IS) Countdown Nawe ton bom* both in the party My father has refused. Whom shall in the streets, stores, etc. Not Just It) "flood Moraine" chief since he left here. They 1:00 <t) a*n* Autry room* and dining room. A*, STANDING ALONE quick little pecks, but the long,'lin­ I ask? have four boys and hope to (0) cloud Stornlnr slating the boaten in serving gering movie-stylo kisses. Ui Hl*n On be stationed here again. refreibments of fruit cake, JiOO <)> Cartocnevlll* DEAR STANDING: Ask a male In company, they sit cuddled up ll) Captain Kanearoo cooklaa, coffee and punch friend, whose friendship you value, next to each other like a pair of |«ve1:11 13) Ftp tbt Piper to do you the honor. 10:00 («) ahart Lewie Show Presbyterian blrds. He is 43 and she is 85. Wouldn’t • • 0 (1) Action Theater you sny they ire old enough to know (I) Video Village Dorcas Class 10:10 17) King Leonardo DEAR ABBY: How many times better? When they were newlyweds, Circles Plan IS) Mighty Moue* Play folks would say, "A ren't they cute?" have you printed letters like this one, houea Meets At 11:00 C> Fury Now they think it is downright dis­ and how many times have girls like THE BRINK FAMILY nntl hostess at the open house in their honor. Left Meetings Monday (0) Maglo Land of myself read, and ignored, their mes­ gusting. W hat do you think? Allakaetm to right, seated arc, Mr. anti Mrs. J. B. Brink and Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr. (t) On Your Mark sages? NAUSEATED RELATIVE Appleby Home Circlei of the First Presby. Standing, Lt. and Mrs. Robert E. Brink, daughter, Phyllis and non, Robert 11:10 (3) Make Hoorn fee I am 19. Too young to be messing tertan Women of the Church Daddy Jr. (Herald Photo) Tba Dorcas Sunday School up my life. I was going with n very DEAR NAUSEATED: Lovebirds, (1) Hoy Ilogera plan meetings Monday a* fol (0) Magic Ranch Clast of the Central Baptist nice boy for a long time, anil 1 plan­ of all ages, can fly as high as they lows: tliOO C) Update ned to marry him. I gave him ALL want to when they are alone, but Church met Monday evening 1:42 a.m. l*J 8ky King (S) Hocky June* my love. Now he's gone, and I hate should keep their beaks off each Circle 1—With Mri. Edward a t the bom* of Mr*. Alice Ap­ SATURDAY 1\ M. myself. I ani sorry, and I’ve learned other in public. McCall, I4th St.; Circle 2 pleby. Mr*. Ina Galloway Mr. Wleard O 0 • with Mrs. Herman Brown, 13:10 ft) a lesson, but what good is it now? gave the devotions with pray, IS) My Friend Flloka Park Ave.; Circle 3 — with <*> )IFD*Mid-Florida Abby, please print this letter. Any DEAR ABBY': W hat do you do er by Mri. C. J . Wilkinson. Highway Patrol Mrs. C. L. Redding, Valencia; 1:00 (I) girl who is old enough to read is old A social hour followed and l<) Hobart Trout Now* with a man who wants to eat his Circle 4 - with Mra. V. J. the hoitei* icrved dellclou* enough to understand it. And if ju st cake and have it, too ? HATH 13) Humanlllo* Count MaratlU, Homewood Dr.; lit* l(> Induatry Parade refretbmenl* of turkey sand­ one girl benefits from my mistake, it (3) Feature Writing wiches’, fruit and pound cakei, DEAR KATH: Bake plenty of ia worth your trouble. tl) Wreetllng i the Edge home end dined on a Circle S — with Mrs. Harris Jimmy Edge celebrated hi* I R. Edge, 2628 Elm Ave. Matinee Theater mints, coffee and punch. cake. And vary the icing! SADDER BUT WISER 10th birthday at tho home of A group of hla boy frlenda sumptuous ham dinner, po Folds, Lake Minnie; Circle 6 1:41 (3) <() NFL Playoff Bowl Tb* next meeting will be at bli percale, Mr, and Mr*. J. | and their dale* gathered at I tato salad, relishes, French — with Miia Alberta Boyer, 1:10 (tl TBA Magnolia; Circle 7 — with 1:01 (3) Senior Bowl tba bom* of Mri. Ina Gallo­ bread end punch. 4:41 It) Bowling way on Poplar Ava. At this Guests Included Henry Shoe Mrs. C. W. McKibbin, Mellon- 1:10 (4) lfa tba Law ville; Circle 0 — with Mrs. mealing secret pal* will be re­ 0100 it) Nawecop* mecher. Bonnie Glelow, Alex vealed. (S) Football lllghllghta McKlbhin. Unde Williams, Charle* Kauffman, Jenkins III Nawa Tboae amending were Mrs, Bob Gleason, Dianne Tony, Cir., and Circle 10 — with 1.11 111 Xawacupa Would a man flying * plant heart but lets than fascinat­ ing the respectful attention re­ Mr*. W. A. Patrick, Loch Ar­ Galloway, Mrs. Wilkinion, (1) Pet# Smith James Wright, Diana Worton, prefer to have a man's voice ing to the masculine mind— quired. 1:10 (I) Royal Canadian bor. Mr*. Lola High, Mrs. Ben Harold Reedy, Wanda Gaddle, It’i a well-known fact that Mounted Police or ■ woman's voice giving such topics a* fashion, such Circle 11 — meets at 3 p.m. Wigglna, Mr*. Louise Lee, (!) Porter Wagoner Bill Weber, Johnny Higgle men tiro easily of a woman's with Mrs. L. G. Hunter at the tba hostesi end a visitor, Mrs. (I) I’ve Cot A Secret petty gossip as "What do you him routine information and bolham, Jo Ann Hern, the voice, and the temptation to Church and Circle 12 — with T:tt (3) Blue Angtle Raymond Mailer* of Albert­ instructions 7 suppose he sees in h er?" and mentally cut it off when it honoree and Kevin Edge. II) Htartlm* Mri. J. E. Munger, 23th St. ville, Ala. tl) Central Fla. ShowAn Air Force research study who said what at last night's perilsts in talking always is / -------------------CM* at 2:10 p.m. has com* up with lh« answer party. They quickly learn to great. . 7:10 (3) Welle Fargo Evening Circle 1 — meet* Bobby Gray (01 Perry Maaon —and it’s a man’s voice, of tune o u t‘the chatter of other Unless, of course, the femi­ at 8 p.m. with Mra. Gertrude (I) Hearing Twenties Baptist WMS course. women, too, when they find nine voice Is making such III* (I) The Tall Man Gilbert, Palmetto Ave. Cir­ That shouldn't surprise themselves st ■ social gath­ wise and discerning state* (II Tli* Defenders Celebrates cle 2 — at 0:30 p.m. with the (t) Out* A Harriet women who know that men ering where the conversation ments as "Tell me more Plans Meeting Chittenden slaters, 1604 Pal­ lit* (1) Bat. Night Movita have the ability to tune out is woman-dominated. ■bout your work." "You're (0) Lawrence Walk metto, for a covered dlah aup- 1:10 («) 12th Birthday Have dun Will the female voice at will—an 'So—even if the female voice wonderful" and "You know per and Circle 3 — at I p.m. Travel Monday ability little boy* seem to de­ were as easy to understand as how much 1 respect your Judg­ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Shelton with Mr*. D. H. Fauver, San­ 10:00 (S) Boeing velop in trade school when th* mala voice (which the re- ment and value your opinion." (0) Uunetnoke The WMS of f ir s t Baptist of Lake Mary gave their aon, ford Ave. 10:40 (I) Make That Spar# most of their teacher* are aearchcra asy it definitely is Church meets Monday at Ilobby Gray, a birthday party 11:40 (3) Bat. Night dhow women and which they per- not) atUI it might not b* so Many are the waya die*; <l) Mld-rta. Nawa 10:30 a.m. for their monthly in celebration of his 12th 14) Hollywood Mori* good to have women handling feet ail during their married cussed in Rulh Milieu's book­ builnesa and m inion program birthday, Saturday evening. Osteen GA’s Cavalcade routine transmissions for air­ let on "How to Have a nappy meeting. Thta meeting fa pre­ 11:11 il) Championship Wrest­ livei. A red and green color Once they are married, men craft communications sys­ Husband." Send 23 cents to ling ceded at 1:30 by the executive scheme was carried out In the 13:3* 13) Htgn Off Present begin tuning out their wive* tems. lluth Mlllett Header Service, board meeting. decorations wills Christmas SUNDAY P. M. whenever their womenfolk Just from long habit the c/o Tho Sanford Herald, P. u . Mr*. W. P, Brooks Jr. and holly. The group enjoyed play­ 13:01 (1) Christopher* It) America'* Nowirtal' start chattering about sub­ men might tune out the fem­ Box 489, Dept. A. Radio City member* of Circle 1 will pr*. ing game* and prises were Holiday Program jects dear to th* feminine inine controller instead of glv. Station, New York 19, N. Y. Album sent a program that deal* won by Wayne Beal and Bud­ (1) El Kundo At Dla The Young People and Jun­ dy Eiokes. with the expansion of South* LXil S (4) Air Fore* Btory am Baptist minion work In Refreshment! served were ior OA's of the Oitren Baptist 11:10 (1) Ural Huber la It) tvaahlngton ConvarChurch presented a holiday Amtrlca by way of naw mi*cake, icc cream, mlaU «i.J satlon program at the church under (I) Brevard Jr. Colls** lion* and church**. punch. Each boy was given a the direction of Mrs. Larry Presents The goat for tba wbola con­ bag of marbles and a balloon 13:41 (4) Bunder Nawa NOUI Hirt. vention I* 10,000 naw minion* for favor*. would have landed is Mr. Me. 1:10 (0) Herald of Truth Gambling bids pay off fre­ A IM S The Manger scene was pre­ It) Faatura and ehurchea by 1M4, the Intyre's trap. Gueit* attending were Bud­ quently and once the queen of f X t <3) Crossroads sented on one side of the siege 110th anniversary of the Most of them would tike hearts wai opened succeia of dy Stokes, Wayne Beal, Reg­ III* (I) Space, Bclenc* New* JS8I founding of Baptlit work. (1) Th« Eternal Light gie Alexander. Eugene Hoop- while on the other aide a fam­ the ace of diamonds right this gamble waa practically WEST JKABT 1:4* It) Davey A Goliath JIMMY EDGE, left, with in.-* pureuta, Mr. and 12,700 new churcbei end m il­ away, but they would lead assured. However, I would engarden, Dale Wilhelm and ily aeene of a grandfather, 1:1* (S) TV noma Tours A3CSTSS grandmother and granddaugh­ AAQI Mra. J. R. Edjto and MIbs JuAmi Hem shown at lions have already been «sback the heart to their part­ not recommend this particu­ Greg Wilhelm. 13) Medic f T I I I ter was shown. the birthday party in his honor, (Horuld Photo) 3:30 (*) Gospel Melodlee tabllshed. Florida contributed ner because they would have lar type of pot-luck three no(I) Bunday Bporti The grandfather waa read­ AS lo t of Iheae. A covered dish no way of knowing that South trump as a steady diet, it Bp*cl*cular ing the Christmas Story from 3:00 (!) Sunday Matinee ■owns id) luncheon will be aerved at Bear Lake held >lx clubs and nothing in wouldn't figure to win as often the Bible and between each 13) Sunda/ ahowbuat noon in fellowship hall. spades. as it would lose. 4:1* (4) wonderful World *t f A 0 verse the choir sang appro­ Oott « ltlS priate musie. While Cathy 4:1* It) Pattern* In Music •A JIII3 Sermona sang a solo, she 4:0s (I) Amateur Hour DRIVE DOWN TO THE — (1) Wisdom By Shirley Wentworth picked up the Baby Jesus and mo <•) UK College Bowl Weekend gueit* of A. C. carried him to the center of 4:00 (3) Mott the Prate U SN.T, Patay Thompson, daughter M anlu Munday, Debbie Mc­ Beardsley and Mrs. Mary the >t*f*. tt) Twentieth century Mr. and Mr*. Howard ll) Death Valtay Representing the characters 1 :1* (I) Oaekum of Anniston, Ala., of Mr, and Mr*. It. V. Lain, Alice and Elisabeth Williams of Forest City were 1, 3. *.—Go Griffin, Marcia Park and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glnnll, were, Calhy Sermon* as (I) A Way of Thinking ■ K. G. McIntyre of Staten Is­ Mr, and Mrs. Roy Clackum Tbompaon, 261 South Laurel IS) Mavorlok Sheryl and Robic Thompson. sons, Bill and Chipper, and Mary, Janetta llosack as J 01. for land writes, "1 was playing in and Mr. and Mrs. George Ave., celebrated her tenth 7:00 (1) llullw Inkle Show Gurdon Lewis, all of Brandon. eph. She substituted for Linda (4) I-sente birthday with a group of a local duplicate and needed CJarkum and Elisabeth of Overnight visitors lids week Noel when Linda came down 7:10 l«) Dennle lb* Menace a top score. Hence, my gam­ It) Follow1 the Sun Atlanta, Ga., have returned to neighborhood playmates at a at the Beardsley home wera with the chlckcn-pox. Kenneth 1:0* (1) bling three no-trump response skating party, Saturday after­ Wonderful World their homes after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yule, who Houck wai the grandfather, (t) Hd aulllven to my partner’s third hand Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Horton Sr. noon. were pissing through from France* ntggs, grandmother I;t0 (7) Car it Where Are club bid. The gucsla arrived at the TouT Mr. and Mri. Herbert Col­ Tampa to their home In Day­ and Karen Osteen was lb* (SI Th* lawman "A spade opening would lier and Mr*. Marge Brown Thompson home, helped the tona Beach. 0:0* (3) llonanaa granddaughter. have cooked my goose right were New Year's guests at honoree open her gifts then (*) General IHtctrlo Mr. and Mr*. Keith Rendersway, but West opened the Theater the home of Mr. end Mri. J, went to the Melodrc Skating ton and children, Debbie, (I) But Stop queen of hearts, I won with Rink, accompanied by Mr. R. Edge on Elm Ave. S.30 (I) Jack Benny Show Johnnie, and Keith, of Shirley Jaycee Wives and M n. Thompson. my ace and led a low diamond 10:0* It) DuPont Snow Among tba Sanford rest Drive, Bear Lake Manor, (4) Candid Camera to dummy's king. East 1st the dent* enjoying the sumptuoui After an afternoon of abat­ have returned from a two To Meet Monday (I) Adventure* In Para* king hold, whereupon 1 ran of! dinners prepared by the M Q ing they all returned home dla* week holiday vacation in my nine tricks and hid my with Patsy for a supper of till* *> What* Mr Lin* Ranch people during Christ­ Jacksonville. They visited The Jaycee Wivci Club will 11:00 (3) Sunday Night dhow top score. I wonder how many mas were Mr. and Mrs. E. A "(loppy Joes", potato chips, ll) Walter Cronklt* Mr*. Hcndcrton'* parents, meet Monday at I p.m. at the life master* would have let Newt Monforton, daughter Sonja cookie* and cold drinks. Mr. and Mrs. John J. home of Mrs. Tom Price on Enjoy Y'our Chicken (I) MlJ-Fle. Nawa me mak* this hand?" and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wil­ Those enjoying the after­ Sgucglia. I tilt (4) Newt. Weather Ben. 1 am enclosing this hand Palmetto Ave. Dinner Here or Carry Out noon with tho honoree were son and son, Math Also Mr •mathare Guest speaker will be Mrs. (II Chennai ( Theater among th* most interesting of and Mra. Clarence Redding. J. M. Fahey, using as her 11:30 (0) Hollywood Movie 1961 for the simple reason Mr. and Mri. W. A. Morri­ Cavalcade Osteen topic the very Interesting that every expert 1 know son, and tbelr gueati, Mr. and MONDAY A. M. hobby of raising Bonsai trees, Mr*. Gary S. Hudgens and i .tl ll) aign On t:3* ID Sign On la Bear Lake Miss Dorothy Morrison of FABRIC SALE • ;2X tl) Orov* A Farm Re Docatur, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. William Mc­ port Service Guild Mr, and Mrs. James Wallin 41-INCH WIDE lit* tl) College of th* Atr Mra. L. B. Crocker and Mrs, Ginnis of Forest Lake Drive, PATSY 7:0* (1) Today had a pleasant surprise when H. E. Long left last night to Force! City, are pleased to < 11 Waka fp Movita Drapery apand the weekend in Winter announce the arrival of their they went to Hollywood, Fla., T o Meet Monday 7:1* (S> Farm, Market Re­ port NO PLACE FOR POLISH * Y d. Haven and West Palm Baacb. fin t grandchild, a son, born Fabric to spend the holidays with The Wesleyan Service Guild They will visa Mrs. Long's Dec. M to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ It'a better to use colorless their son Earl Dunn and hla of the First Methodist Church Service stepfather and mother, Mr. liam Andrew Goebel. polish on your nails or even family. Another ton Richard will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Sale* and Mn. R. H. Rudd. In Win- The baby bora at the Winter no polish at all, if the kind Dunn of Uuckrow Beach, Va., at the home of Mra. Fred MTV RENTAL RESTAURANT tar Haven and Mn. Croekar'i P a r k Memorial Hospital of work you do causes your and • friend Tom Dodge wera Emith, 1313 Seminole Blvd. 2559I PARK DRIVE daughter Jean who attends weighed # lbs., 7 4 o n . and nail enamel to chip. Chipped also in Hollywood. The Wal­ Co-hoiteiiei writ) be Mrs. J. Seminole TV 2506-08 SOUTH OAK AVE. WetV Film Reach Junior Col- has been nemed William An* polish is a sin against good lins had not icen Richard for F. Riser and Mist Ethel Borrow Our Tube Chocktr Just Off Park Drive and 2Sth St. f A 2-5783 SIM Sanford Ave. PA l-«020 drew Junior. grooming CfrSHOUl G bbiy% Friends Honor Jimmy At Birthday Dinner-Party ! Il : (Os Jhs (O oBm n :v Ruth Mi"et jjaajJby On fthidqs ^ Oswald Jacoby It* hi" Playmates Help Celebrate Personals Birthday At Skating Party Personals £ea$SbSfe& — ALL YOU CAN EAT $125 New Arrivals Personals 79 - FABRIC™ nearly two years. u p s . as i it\\i Riser. PHONE FA 2-9967 «) �« mm ffljr S an fo rii ^ rra lji Fri. Jan. 5, 19G2—Page 5 dtujhU qhiA 7:30-8:30 temationnl nouglloHe." rusea you FIRST FEDERAL progress report from T V Time Previews p. m. (NBC) In- the teacher's leautiful wife Showtime. "Circus (Louise De Carlo, 8:30-9:30 p. m.(pBS) Route if you like cirmust like animal r>,;. "To Walk With h Ser- — » " • « ■■' ■■I m ts, you must like the lion tauter*. If there la loaic in thi* syllogism ami it refer* to you, watch tonight’s show for tome of the best lion-taming pictures you will ever ace. Filmed in Paris, the show's producers prevailed on the circus producer to tu t special holes in the lion cage to per­ mit heller filming though far more dangerous futilities. 7:30-8 p. in. (ABC) •'Music For The Young.'' (Special), Arthur Fiedler, distinguished conductor for the Boston Pops Orchestra, is host and con­ ductor for this first in u ser­ ies of three special musical programs for youngsters and teenagers. Tonight's special guest soloist is 15-year-old violinist James Buswcli of the J mil in id School of Music who began studying music nl the tender age of five years and gave a conceit with the New York Philharmonic when he Wan only seven. 8-8:31) p. m. (ABC) The Hathaways. "W aluing With Waiter.’* Tile Marquis Chimps aren’t seen enough in tills one to save it from being a tired revamp of a plot that's as old as silent movies. Elinor (Bet­ ty Cass) wins some free danc­ ing lessons, but Walter, who has no enthusiasm for danc­ ing, refuses tu share them with her. Elinur feigns a ro­ mantic interest in tier hand­ some dance teacher (Valentin Da Vargas), so jealous Walter takea dancing leaaona from *-------1-------------------------------- r ; ► troversial drama that almost wasn’t aired after it was post­ poned two months ago. I t’s only controversial, however, to those who espouse extreme , this u, r con ■n'‘ "right wing*’ movements. helping fam ilies take two sure steps to fin an cial su ccess T h is r e p o r t is o f progress made by you , if you’re already our customer, and by hundreds of your neighbors. Our savers again shared two big earnings distributions this year. Total 1961 earnings SI 45,000.00 are proof of their growing financial security, and one o r the largest sums o f money ever to benefit this community. Many families were able to move into homes of their own in 1961, through our personalized finance plans. Now they are heading safely, steadily toward debt-free ownership—and our financing provided a $3 MILLION boost to this area. Satisfied with your pace of progress? Then let’s sit down together and plan a savings or home-ownership program to give you a greater measure of success in 1962. .MKLIN A M E Itp U llI slurs in "Never On Sun­ day" coming tu the Muvichml Drive-In Sunday. 'Never On Sunday' For Drive-In "Never On Sunday," sta r­ ring Melina Mercouri, winner of the Cannes Film Festival Best Aclrcss Award, will open Sunday at the Movjcland Theater. "Never On Sunday," a I.opert Pictures Inc., release, was produced and directed by Jules Dassln. The film was made entirely in Greece. Producer - dircrlor Dassin wrote the screcnpUy. The other feature on the program is "Deep Adven­ ture," On Wednesday and Thurs­ day, "The Tattered Dress" and " lly .Man Godfrey" will play. On Friday and Saturday, "Guns of the Black Witch," "The Deadly Companions" and "The Seven Little Trapp*" will play. S T A T E M E N T O r C O N D IT IO N DECEMBER 37,1951 ASSETS FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS Members are privileged lb borrow againit their Havings and Loan Interest rate No. 1 At 7:00 In Color Andy Griffith Drbhlr HrjnnliU No. 2 At 9:00 Only •THE SECRET WAYS" Richard Wldmark Actually Filmed In The "Trouble-Spot" Of Europe No. 3 At 10:1". Only • T h e R e stle ss B reed ” Si ntI Brady • Color SUSAN HAYWARD nml John Gavin in u scene from "Hack Street" cumin,; to the Hits Theatre Sunday. STARTS SUNDAY Sun. Showing 6:13 & 0:30 Mon. Si Tufa. 7:00 A 0:43 BIG PARADE OF HITS Kilz T heatre • • OPEN 12:13 196,000.00 OTHER LIABILITIES 5,000.00 Investment to aaalat in Florida's Development % FEDERAL AGENCIES’ SECURITIES U. S. SECURITIES CASH ON HAND AND IN BANKS OFFICE BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT 575,000.00 455,555.85 RESERVES: General Reserves Surplus 1,331,149.29 106,836.80 1,437,986.00 t 890,062.64 310,332.06 $14,571,201.10 TOTAL TOTAL( Th# nbott. im pudent but always moving account Of tha encounter botwoan a girt-oM hastre e t, tn a Orecien seaport town. . and tha A/nencen who w ants to rescue bar from bar da i par a la (or is «7) situation $14,571,201.10 DIRECTORS A. Edwin Shlnholacr, Robert Attorney E. Sanford F. Doudnvy, Retired County AeaeMor Howard Favllie, Retired Contractor E. C. Harper, 8r„ Pren. Sanford Electric Co. Insurance Counsellor STAFF OFFICERS Maxine Ekern, A. Edwin Kama, Jack I. Greene, Certified PubHe Accountant Gaorg* Touhy, Aaan. Operating Officer J. H. Van Hoy, Retired llird & Co. E xecute* Gene Eatridge, Loan* TELLERS Barbara Flynt, Head Teller Wendy Johnaon Edna Powell Diana Flelacher Nancy Smith, Secretary M. L. Nichole, Inspector S. F. Doudney, Second Vice President Rosamond Chapman, Secretary-Treasurer ★ ★ ★ STAKTS SUNDAY 10,088.34 Prepaid Items, not due E. C. Harper, Sr., President Georg* Touhy, Executive Vice President J. H. Van Hoy, Firat Vice President • TODAY & SAT. FA 2-0323 131,470.47 Fonda la ba dishorned on completion of construction, repairs, ate. 7,717.25 FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT CORP. STOCK 1 • (leas depreciation) First Sanford Showing producer Rots Hunter en­ dowed "Back Street" with ADULT even greater feminine appeal ENTERTAINMENT! by photographing fashion se­ Not Itrruminrndtd quences as staged In New Far Children £. Teenagers York, Home and Paris. To insure an exciting array of coslumea that would be T M K HAPPY S n t t r o beautiful and at the aamc time blend in with the char­ acter portrayals of hit atars, Suaan Hayward and Vera Mllea, Mr. Hunter called up­ on the Internationally famoua designer, Jean Louis. I Federal Home 1,oan Bank Members only a rt allowed lo own (hi* slock "THE SECOND TIME AROUND" $12,857,647.20 134,000.00 LOANS IN PROCESS REAL ESTATE OWNED FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK STOCK lllti TRIPLE III LI. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ADVANCE 204,204.67 PASSBOOK LOANS *1.00 A CARLOAD A brcath-lakini collection of new fashion creations Is displayed by Susan Hayward and Vera Miles who co-star w’th John Gavin in the Ross Hunter screen production of "Back Street." The Unlverlal-Internatlonal picture, bas­ ed on Fannie Hurst’s drama of unlawful romance, opens Sunday at the MU Theater. Already acclaimed for the opulence of hla recent screen attractions, "Imitation of Life" and "Pillow Talk," $11,927,328.63 Diracl Heduction Itoma Loan* and Vatfrana' Guaranteed Mortgages \ \ o \ i t k ( «.»t \ r ) HI Ut - I N THt ATHl PHONE FA 1-1216 TONITE SAT. 'B ack Street' Coming To Ritz LIA B ILIT IES Aaal. Secretary-Treasurer Shinholaer, Attorney MEMBER * Federal Home Loan Bank System, Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. Florida FANNIE HURST'S ™0 ii c o m p u s io n s f rcuntnhc d rtm t! Savings and Loan Foundation United State* Saving* and Loan L *tfu* Saving* and Loan Leagu* fiOSS HU* 'f ‘ ■■**• SUSAN HAYWARD JOHN GAVIN tm "Sack. S tre e t, .> t * j'O iS (**l >1 i fi* n f l M IL C w •VIRGINIAGREY•KCIKALOMOMEI aUiHvaruIlntarMtanalRoImm COMING IN JANUARY •The C oniunchcron" - “ Bachelor Mat" "Errand Ilov" - “ Breakfael At Tiffany's" "Babes in Toyland" - “ Plnoeehlo” Co-Fraturc At 8:13 Sun. Nile And 0:00 Mon. 4L Turt. Warner llroa. Adventure In ( olor •DEEP ADVENTURE' Starring BOSS ALLEN Regular Admission <S > Home of Super-Safe Savings 4 % % CURRENT RATE PER ANNUM W A s s oSc I A T icTN �x r\ ■1 *—lQgflH ll M 1113 II s t? II lg ' 1 to. Peter Edson Humane Approach ( I <1 . ■I : IT n i w! — rwri I a d! it ». V*u i p . II ■Si,.' A d C iB R» L* i l * I I Political No little part of the national concern over the riding "welfare problem** aeema to center on the m atter of aid to dependent children. T anked with th a t Ih worry over the climb in the number of illeKitimate births. Secretary Rlbicoff of Health, Kducation and Welfare scoffed recently a t the argument advanced by some th a t many unwed mothers are deliber­ ately enlarging their families to make themselves eligible for more wel­ fare* assistance. He believes the amounts involved are too small to act as an enticement. Nevertheless, his department does view the problem of dependent children ns one deserving stronger effort and attention. P art of his newly announced welfare reorganization calls, for instance, for stepped up at­ tempts to ferret out deserting fathers and make them responsible for family support. Ribicoff’s agency also has ju st prepared a new guide to the problem of "unmarried parents," which is intended both for public use and for various state and local agencies involved in the matter. In a recent 17-ycar span, illegitimate births are estimated to have in c re a se d from 8.8 to 4.7 per cent of all live births. The number of un­ married mothers of all ages was roughly figured fct 210,000 in 1968. The continued upward trend is disturbing. Yet welfare officials point out that in late 1958, tho illegitimate children in families drawing ADC comprised only about IS per cent of the estimated number under 18 whose births were reported as illegitimate. Illegitimacy plainly has many social and economic aspects besides the welfare issue. What federal authorities seem most eager about right now is to set a course th a t will not substitute punishment of affected chil­ dren and parents for the more constructive approaches needed. For example, they want to encourage unmarried mothers and fathers to resume their schooling wherever it has been interrupted as result of illegitimacy. They also favor fullest use of all aids designed to keep both mothers Hnd children Jn good health. To resort instead to punishment, by public disapproval and a with­ holding of aid funds, is, according to the HEW guide, to foster "more deaths among the babies, more cases of infanticide, abandonment, neglect, and hiding of children," among other evils. Tho suggestion is clear throughout—and it would seem hard to re­ fute—th at the social and money costa of the "tough attitude" toward this problem conceivably may be far higher than the one which focuses upon full B alvnge and rehabilitation of the individuals involved. Fay Henle’s Your Pocketbook Dr. Crone’s Worry 1t iV n1 ■ FT l III ns *II 11 Dirore# doesn't suddenly destroy your marriage. No, it first ssU n small foot* hold. 8o don't 1st yourself lm seduced by such tempta­ tion ss has been offered to Joyce. Many young couples hare allowed divorce to creep upon them In Utle manner without realising the danger until too lets. CASE L-406: Joyce S.. aged 23, la engaged to n young en­ gineer. “Dr. Crane, my sweetheart end 1 have keen going to­ gether for three year*," aha began oar Interview, "He has ■ good office job, but hU mother Insists th at he live at home and cara for her. "She la practically an In­ valid, but has enough money to support herself comfort­ ably. "So I. suggested that my sweetheart him somebody to look after his mother, in or­ der fur ua to get married and start our own horns. “ Ilu^ whsn we suggested this idea to his tnolhsr, shs absolutely refused to have anybody strsnge around her. And she asked ua to move In with her after our wedding. "I don't like the Idea, though, borause than we would not be free to make our own home life. Dr. Crane, what would you recommend?" Illvores Creeps In It la usually very unwise to sta rt marrisgc by moving in with ths In-laws, regardless of their good intentions. Don't do Itl It Is better to rent a single Clinic room and live from tin cane, than to Join ths parents of either party to ths marrisgs, even if they have a palatial residence and argue that It Is silly to let all their empty rooms go to watts. Joyce Is a self-reliant, mod­ em young woman with anough Intelligence to look ahead. She Is planning a marriage that will be both happy and per­ manent. Her prospective hueband, however, la a "mamma’s boy." He doesn't realise the fact, end Joyce apparently doesn't appreciate Ms hatard as a mats. In previous Case Record* I have told you of my analysis of mor* than 8,000 dlvoread persona whleh showed that th* “only" child waa nearly 10 times ths risk of an "In-be­ tween" or "middle" child. Live Alone Some late research le point­ ing out that the "only" child le socially at wall adjusted es other youngsters, liut this re­ search la based on such con­ tacts aa th* school marks of the "only” child, hla knowl­ edge of Emily I'oet end ball­ room technique. Don't let euch data delude you! Of course an "only" child can be brilliant In hla lesson* and play baseball. He can dance and Join a fraternity. Hut marriage is not lived in a dance hall or college frat house. Men and women can be very gallant In public or appear very sweet and charming a t a party, yet be the very opposite OUR BOARDING HOUSE jt»riigBAnoLDiwaeopM wiB— used to Tiry id Wuta n f a x a o o IWAt B WHAT TDlfftB SUOOlHO' INDf CLOCK WITHA po p OlW.' lie WENT IMFOR WGGItfa Irtra—SOlMOTDDia ro e BOB ED TREASURE, BUT PlKATtfS TflOASOmfNfcCT THAT WAS TCV«JWDTU*> f S J 3UST lHlNA Y<xnc PC AROWO O t A SCOOTER. RlNA* BUDWHEAi THEY j--------- O i» / AVDB& ins u x M B c u s/a t another HADTDOCVWHlMJ f MINUTE MOUTH •mERE'tt e o A LOLLI­ A -n rtB r-YPt&CfcsM oFTHlS POP VOURAAHirttTeAD» WITH A CHAR/ AlHUTi i?ec/*tt> OtllDHOxuNsH J PIECES ®7 |OF GI6HT.V ^ s & In the privacy of their own apartment or home. Joyce's prospective mat* al­ ready has on* strike called on him befort h* enters mar­ riage. If ha Insists on bring­ ing bar to live with hit mother end to act as hla mother's nurse, he will have two strike* against aucceaa In marriage. Newlywed* should live alone, •specially if thalr parents are financially able to support themsalves. Play Batting Averages Ba sure you govern your life by your brain instead of your heart. Pick your mate intelli­ gently! then you can aafely lose yourself in all the thrills of love and romance. But If you choose a drunk­ ard and a coward, or a "mam­ ma's boy" or selfish egotist, a grand*lander or "career" girl, you must either eubmerge your personality and become a long-suffering, mousy type of creature, or else your m ari­ tal voyage will probably and on tha reef of divorce, "Oh, but you are so cold and unfeeling," some sentimental "Juliet" may protest. "Don’t kid yourself! I am being must kind hy pointing out the hatard in advance, [letter a tittle pain NOW than lifelong sorrow ahead. Ha dutiful and generous to your ln-lawi. But don't llva with them if you can avoid it. If need be, buy your own fur­ niture and paint it yourself. Or use packing boxes for chairs,' but start out your mar­ riage in your own home. It la good marriage insurance. Civil Service Test Scheduled ORLANDO AIR FORCE BASE (MATS), Fie. — The Hoard of U. S. CMI Service Eaamlners. Orlando AFB, an­ nounces that competitive ex­ amination is now opan for Hoxmakar (for filling poaiUon of crater) W-7, ft.14 per hour. Qualification requirement* and Instruction* aa to where and how to fila application will be found in announce­ ment posted in post office ex­ amining post* and Informa­ tion points and in the Civilian Peraonnel Office, O r l a n d o AFB. Register established will be ueed to fill vacancies at Or­ lando AFB, McCoy AFB and other federal agencies hi the same locality. Application* will bo accept­ ed until Fab. 8. Sty? #anfor& flprato Page 6 Sanford, Florida Friday, January 6, 1982 niL T K B a. oimlow , n o t tom * r c a u a i a a LAMM* V U IH M , kvmlvm J. otiam no Advartlelna Dirt* tar Uenealea Editor JL'UV WKLU Count/ BAIter i C t t l L U ITA MM KM Racist* Edltac JA N IB IB U B U IK O H Baalists Msssaac M l USKM KILLEBMMW City Bdllee SWANK V O L T O L in a CireeUtloa ra a o s s I l H h m l i l la»i It.tea Deliver? ■a Carrier xae Week B. • Me mp HI y Jk Offlee rate I.V e e r |1LN • Meets* US i MealSe KM 1 Meet* ar i Ceeatr all iiL M i r BOB • ■ Me*Ike t Bee Ik KM a IM I WASHINGTON—(NEA) — J They camu uy with score* al­ gress opens, and the election •* Election of a new Democratic most exacjly opposite to the is held. ACA rating* Hut both ehow They’ll agree to back one* speaker of the House of Rep­ relative riyittrvatism. candidate for Speaker and one resentatives to succeed the So this is the wsy the five for Whip, and they’ll vote on late Sam Rayburn of Texas Demoeratit members of the parly line*. With the House and election of a new Senate House so; f»r mentioned a.* divided 2fl2 Democrats, 174 Republican Policy Committee possible dioice for’ Speaker Republicans and two vacan­ chairman to succeed the late and Majocty Whip rat# In the cies, conservative coalition co­ Stylaa Bridges of New Hamp­ two surveys, 100 per cent be­ leader Hallack isn’t given ing perfcii. much chance. shire will give *ome indication ACA ADA The Senate race for Kepuh- V of just how liberal or conserv­ Rep. John W. Mc­ liean Policy Committee chair, ative the leadership of thin Cormack, Mass. 0% 9099 titan is a little closer. It is he. nest session of Congress is Rep. Riciird Boll­ ing described a> a contest be. going to be, ing, : 100 tween a New England pro. A lot of political wiseacres Rep. Cait Albert, gressive and a Middle West are laying that ths trend i« 90 Okia 1 . b conservative. conservative now. If this is to, Rep. Hale Boggs. This is how they score in the more coniervstive man 80 La. . J............. 16 the two voting records; should win In the two races Rep. FraiKis Wal­ ACA ADA for congressional leadership. 80 ter. P a J............ 22 Sen. Leverett SolThe most convenient gauge So by either scoring system, tomstall, Mass. „ 70% 20% D of conservatism available it if the Hduse elects the more Sen. Bourke R. the cumulative rating of all conservative D e m o c r a t aa Hiekenlooper, la. 84 11 congressmen'* voting records Speaker, jt will be Walter or Both records indicating that put out recently by Americans Hoggs, Bsl the smart money for Constitutional Action— is hotting It the other way, Hiekenlooper Is the more con­ servative, he should win. ACA. with the odd* on McCormack Tills is ths self-styled "non­ or Bolling as favorite. partisan" political a c t i o n Of coune, if the House were group which raised money and realy conservative, a lot of campaigned to help elect eon- the southern Democrats might s e r v a t l v * congressmen in switch over and vote with the 10C0. Republicans. Their candidate Howard L. Whelehel Its chsirmsn is retired Ad­ for Speaker is of course GOP miral Ben Moreel). Its trus­ 480 Elliott At*. Minority Leader Charles A. tees Include ax-Preiidcnt Her­ Halleck a t Indiana. He scored FA 2-2010 bert Hoover, ax-Gov. Charles 86 per cent In the ACA rating Edison, *x-R*p. Ralph Gwinn and 10 per cent in the ADA of New York. ax-Farn Bureau Office Hours: 1 - 8 rating. President Allan Kline of IIEvenings By Appointment But tile Democrata caucus linola, businessman L l o y d Jan. 9, th* day before Con­ Wright of Los Angeles, bank­ er Edgar Eltenhower — not Dwight—of Tacoma, Wash. With a group Uks that set­ ting the standards, the ra t­ ings which ACA gives all members of Congress Is based on how acceptable their vot­ ing records are to conserva­ tives. ACA found only ons senator rating 100 per cent—John G. Tower, R-Tex. Senator Berry YOUR R a t i o n w i d e AGENCY Gold water. R-Arlx., got only 09 per cent. Only 18 House NOW LOCATED AT — members had 100 per cent ra t­ 1465 8. PARK AYE. ings. Next To Thriftway This rating should of oourse be balanced by one complied by a liberal organisation. AFL-CIO Committee on Poli­ On Auta Insurance — Ages 18 to I tical Education — COPE — makes its scorecard only In Phong — election years for a complete two-year record of Congress. A T I O N W I D E PA 2-8588 But Americans for Democrat­ I M l O M A M C f ALL LINES ic .Action — ADA — compiled WRITTEN voting records at the end of ths first session last fall. Income Tax I I l Notebook In retailing, the headline of the ysar la the rise of the discounter. Are you really get­ ting a bargain when you buy ■t a discount store? How re­ liable are discount merchants? First, what Is a bargain? A bargain Is something which fills your requirements in quality and performance and whleh it bought at a price low­ er than the going rate. Sev. era! hundred dollar* saved on a car constantly In need of re­ pair is no bargain, nor Is the |10 coat that does not fit you and it unbecoming. As to tha reliability of the discount merchant, remember ho ran be an reliable or unre­ liable as any other kind of merchant, Tuduy, more than ever before, there Is a science to wise buying. The best guide I've seen evaluating the dis­ count operation is offered In "Everybody'* Money," a quar­ terly publication of Credit Union National Association, Inc., Madison 1, Wis. Th* article points out that not all discount houses are alike. The large nationally known discount firms esnnot afford shoddy dealings. Most product guarantees are made by the uienufacturer and not th* dealer. Dig name compan­ ies stand behind their prod­ uct* rrgsrdlee* of where you buy. Th* larger d i s c o u n t house, however, may add Its own guarantees, refund money Is merchandise Is returned within a specified period of time. Some discount h o u s e * are mere catalogue houss* where you piece a mall ordtr. How good the merchandise you re­ ceive will be depend* upon th* reliability of th* catalogue company. Such a discount house rarely assumes respon­ sibility. Other discount houses are real gyps, sail cheaper grade* of merchandlas, sometimes at th* full retail price, often above it when they offer "easy payment" plant. Watch out, says the article, for the dis­ count "broker" who shows you sample merchandise, takes your money 'end fails to de* liver th* specific Item or model you selected. He wary of discount ciuus. You seldom need to Join a club or pay a fee to get merchan­ dise at a lower price. Many a survey has shown that prices are absolutely comparable at tome discount stores and reg­ ular department or appliance stores. To get tha best price on whatever you buy: —Know prices, not merely th* price of an article but th* prices of identical good*. This takes some shopping. Altamonte C D Classes Open Next Tuesday Classes for one of the last two Pertontl Survival Courses to be offered in Seminole County under present Civil Defense appropriations will open at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Altamonte Springs Element­ ary School. Mrs. Charles Paitrm aek, registration chairman, has asked that advance reserva­ tions be made with her by calling TE 8-4341 In order that sufficient kit materials will be available for the first clan. Registration also may be made at the tin t meeting. Tha ramaining course la be­ ing conducted at the Foreil City Baptist Church where the first class met last Thurs­ day night. —Ask for a further dikcount when you go to a dit count store. You might be pleasantly surprised. You may also get a discount for a cash purchase. —-Avoid buying from a dis­ counter not located in your town. —Avoid buying from the establishment that promises to "get It for you wholesale," •specially if you are unknown to this merchant. New Schedule For Library At Longwood New time schedules for open hours at the Longwood Library became effective with Thursday afternoon additions this week. Due to increased demand for services Charles Stewart will serve as librarian be­ tween the hours of 3 p.m. and 3 p.m. each Thursday accord­ ing to a report from tha Li­ brary Committee of the Civic League which operates the facility tn the Church St. Civic League Building. In addition to the Thursday hours the library is open from 0 a.m. untit noon on Satur­ days and from 7 p.m. until 9 p m. on Tuesdays. Onmiufudnjq. — c. o. TODD SAVE UP TO 36% II Memorial Gifts for HEART HEKKARCH Gratefully Accepted SEMINOLE . DeBARY COUNCIL P. O. BOX 106 SANFORD, FLA. . . . plan to start the new year in RAVENNA PARK "A Community of Homca Built With Pride’* Yes, lamlnala Caaaty IS growing , , , aad ft* ft* n s (bar* la (bit whale, same growth whan yaa hank with Ira* iaala Caaaty's arast profrasiivs financial tnrtitvtkaa, tho Saatlr laminate lash. General Electric 3 & 4 BEDROOMS 1 . 1V2 & 2 BATHS Prices Start at 111,900 With I,ow Down Payment No Clooinf Coot Om all regular ssvlags assom ti ear la. tsrart raft I* saw THRU aad ONI. HALF PIR CIKT gar aaaam, cans, gaaadsd gaaitsriy. Kitchens V. A. Financing: Also F. H, A. FHA • In • Service, Conventional FHA . IN • SERVICE FINANCING X-Bedroom 1-Bath 72 .00 Per M*. Include# Everything Om sartifisat* at dagasit tariags laft aa degetB fse 11 mantis at Huger, ear iottrow rat* it new a Mg POUR PIR CINT per •■Soar, with Mates* rtmJltad •* « tt * serially hr shock. S h D sm a J u z/i *•< M paws gas I is a grosgoroo* 1941, maha year mar* in Ih* dlrattian ot g ragraw . . , maha year mors le Hm Sarih Samiaals Rank. DegasJti lasstvad hy Ih* tsath asm Irani th* first sad *N aw lawtfd hy P.D.t.C. CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Cuatom Building A Specialty 211 W. 25th SL Gen. Office FA >-1188 Sale* Offic* FA S-T4II DIRECTIONS TO RAVENNAt Turn W. On 20th St. Follow Country Club Rd. Watch Signs SO U TH SEM INOLE PERN PARK, BANK FLORIDA �t A gh> •m forh Qrralh F i t Jnn. S. 10G2_Pape 7 *-9. Seminoles, Oviedo The Stetson Hatter* surpris­ ed the favored Tampa Spartans here Thursday night with a 'tratc^y filled game that saw the Hallers come out on top by tlto score of 31-49 with the game being decided in a live minute overtime. The game was expected to be a high scoring affair but from the time the lirsl bas­ ket was made, it was obvious ''Clash Tonight The Seminole High Seminolc.i ami Oviedo Lion* both have cage contest* scheduled for today at 8 p. m. Bud Layer's Seminoles host the Leesburg Yel­ low Jackets at home and Paul .Mikler’s Lings will make the trek over to Tilusvillo for their firtl bout (to t the season with the Terriers. t he Srmlnolr captra arc Entry List For Fronton Action Abarolo— f a wb-a h-solo) Aldaz— (aal-dahz) ip Arellio— (ah.rate-t«.o) Aitl<a— (ah-atw-ga) Anacah*— (ahn-a-eoh-*) Afuitln— (ah-cui-teen) Amina— (ar*-o-na) Badlola— (bati.d-ola) Bilbao— (bll-bow-a) B ill— (blaw .il navaloa— (dav-a-loM * Esana— (ce-(awn-ya) " Echanla— (ah-cha-nccth) Elorri— («1-or-**) Estrada— (eas-tra-dah) Furquet— (Fur-kay) Gaiti— (Gaus-te*) Ibarreta— (c-bar-retlal Uiaae— <*y>e-sock) Iriarie— (ere-art-tee) Juancbu— (owOchu) Lists— (la-tah) A Onita— (o-nah-t**) Olarra— (ob-Uw-r**) I'r*d«ra— (prah-darra) riltplno— (fUl-s-pino) S ana— (lah'-jui) larm l— (isr-m e) Tejetxv— (le-ht.ro) Manuel— (man-wrll) Uria— (u-ree-ah) Zabali— (ta-ball-ah) Zarra— fezar-ah) ^ Zubi— (zoo-b*e) is 'Surprise' Tampa Quints *UVii p their (4-11 tcaaen* I.*ee9«i i pain't the L**»burc *Mn that two ago rha.oped Uic Oviedo Mona tn it.-end round ploy off* of the Elk* Bout Tournament in '.co j urg with the Yellow J«ck«n die hoit teaai. The Oviedo trail it taking to Tituiville a (1-5) record for the ecaaon after Tuesda)’'a loa» to th* Oak Ilidga I'lonecrt. The Uvifdo team i> teportedly In top condition with Thompron b»tk in the playing ranka aft*, a brief bout with the flu. Sl.iford ha* tun into the «ar.i» kind of trmihla with ttubha Mavis laid up (or tha .(aminole* and not in condi­ tion tc atari for tha team to. nlghL Mika Woodruff, top <coiir for the Svminola lineui, has also had soma virus infection which mar alfact h's play if h* ia able ta start tonight. Ih t .Seminoles have had a touch-and-go battle all sea­ son baraly edging opponents in threa of tha four straight w'ne before falling to Wildwood Tuesday. Wfntilig three iranui by only a smsll point margin, Oviedo wae the only major victory for th» Semi­ nole* with a 63-37 victory. Goslliy Defends Tourney Crown I.OS ANGELES (t't'D — [tub Goat by, n foimrr lllinoii football player, stalls defense of hia I.” * Angvle* Open golf SEMINOLE HICtH School Athletic Director Fred Ganns rnnkfcf. a lost crown today a he goes to the minute Inspection of the new gym bleachers. Capacity for the gynt now tee in the first tumid of the provides for 1,620 basketball fans nt SHS Fleming gym. $46,000 event-opening wedge (Herald Sports IMioto) to gnlfdom's rlrlu t tour. Goalby. u longabut, won the [ event last year u* ho whipped such stars ns ArnoM Palmer, Gary Player, Art Wall and oilier* ' and they all ate buck Charles Lovely's sensational races without victory a nd. winner O.B.'s D.D T. and Tuf- . for another crack nt him this young Hurry Now, will be out will be attempting lo pre- 1fy O'Leary will clash on the time. to get back into the win •erve hia grade A status with ; local oval with two ace Victory is worth Si.oOO to column tonight at Ihe S an-! a »iclnr> tonight. specdstcri front Tampa and tho winner and every man in ford-Orlando Kennel Club In Alio running In the feature two from Jacksonville in the the field has hi* sights set on the grade n ninth race. will be Wade Tray. George areond of three Trl-C’lty the Jackpot, The speedy pup who went McLain, Lashes. Nile Magic, match races which get under­ “I've been playing well icright up live Udder from Ins Frisco Freight. Step in Style, way at Tampa tomorrow centty," said Goa Iby on the maiden rare to grade H with­ and .Saddle Mark. night. The final race In the practice tee. "My putting has out tasting defeat gets hia Just one week from tonight ■erics is listed for Jackson­ been particularly good ro I seeond shot tonight at a two SOKC stars, Inaugural ville Jan. 70. think I've got a good chance." grade B victory and gradua­ tion to feature competition. A victory in tonight’s race will elevate Hurry Now to grade A racea and a chance to prove himself against the best runners at the trark. In the featured 10th race on tonight's card, Grady Lump­ kins’ Lovely Boy also will be attempting to get back into hia winning ways. Tha topnotch runner hai gone four 'Hurry Now' Shoois For SOKC Win Column that the game was going to er-ory fan in the gym was on be a hard fought defensive the edge of hia seat, tense battle with only three Bold with ever-fnrreailnr excite­ goals being made in the first ment. Stetson jumped off the six minutes. Jccl Hancock and Milton to a abort lead which was Epting once again led the quickly evened by the Spar­ Hatters in scaring as Hancock tans and free throws hy Epracked un six field goals and tlng and Hancock put the six free throws for a 18 point gama on tea at 31-0 but a total and Epting tallied for last minute rebound and a only two field goal* but add­ tonf pass downcourt enabled ing nine alt.Important free throws. Don Hoyt led the Spartans with 19 points. The game began at a slow pace with Tampa scoring CiNTRAL FLORIDA first and in an attempt to open up the Spartan «k’fen»e, the Hitlers passed ihe bill back and forth for a couple of minutes and then scoring on their famous Jump shot I from the outside. The gam* prnreded at this slow pace FRIDAY throughout the first half and at the end of the half, tha scoreboard showed the Hat­ ters in iront 23-19. 7 i41 r.M. NIGHTLY A near capacity crowd taw [Kicapt Sunday] the fired-up llattari return lo FeH-Mahsets leeslst the second half with victory N lekBr Belly Reekie In their eyes, but th* Spartam Quintal** ■«•** Gees* Heeled la Winter cloved the gap. With a little Ceeled l a le r n m a r more than eight mlnntaa left in tne second half, they took 0rUad#4*«ln*l# the lead only to see it change hands continuously until tha final gun. U J . 17-91 et M I N The game ended In a 43-43 deadlock. By this lima nervea were teme and tempera hot, with numerous fouls being calkd. Aa the overtime began, Ray Moody to sink the (Inal basket alone. It tndad with the Hatters winning one of their most Important victories of the sea. ion 51-49. The Halters now have a 9-3 season and are on first place in the Florida Intarcoltaglate Conference with a 3-0 record. The Spartans are now 3-1 for the season. GRAND OPENING! JAN* 5th FRONTON Passing Aces To Pace Senior Bowl Classic MOBILE, Ata. (UFI) P a ll­ ing aeea Ed Wilson of Arliona and Mika Gotten of Texas square off Saturday In the 13th annual Senior Bowl all-star Pittsburgh Mum Of 6 Suspended PITTSBURGH (U ri) — Univaralty of Pittsburgh offi­ ciala maintained a tight-lippad attitude today concerning a raport that six members of the school's football tcAm had been suspended. University official* refuted ta elaborate on tha auaptnalona or why they were Impos­ ed. However, athletic dlrarior Frank Carvey confirmed the disciplinary moves hut said ha wa« net certain of their dura­ tions. Lilted among those sus­ pended was sophomore backfield star Paul Martha who figured highly in coach John Mtcheloaen's plana for 1963. Alto auapended from elaisea according to report* were sophomore tackle Boh Ostro•ky of New Salem, Pa-| soph­ omore safelyman Ulann l-ehner ef Pittsburgh; sophomore reserve guard Jon fintula of Pittsburgh; sophomore r e serve halfback Kay Conway of Pittsburgh, and junior reserve fullback Carman Ronca of Schenectady, N. Y. game aa (0 rollrga rridders. get their first teste of "play for pay" football. Cotten'a southerner* are fa­ vored by six and one-half point* to hand the North ■quad Ita eighth dcfeut'ln thF serial. Some 37,000 fens, and a national (NBC) television audience, arc expected to wit­ ness tha kickoff. Baltimore Colt coach Weeh Kvvhank, making hi* third ap­ pearance aa aouthem mentor, plana to utilize Cotten'a ac­ curacy with a three-end offense—enda Gary Colllni of Maryland and Llave Edwnrda of Auburn on the line and end Bill Miller of Miami aa a Banker back. Along with the aerial at­ tack, the eouthemer* will have the running of helfliark Ronnie Hull, the third string All-Amerira from Baylor, and powerhouse Earl Groe, the big LSU fullback, The Yankees, coathrd hy Tom Landry of the Dallas Cowboys who la making hia first appearsnea her*, will be out to avenge tail year's eloaInn second* defeat. In th* 1961 edition, South quarterback Norm Snead connected with Just 10 seconds left to give the southerners a 33-26 vic­ tory. Landry had on* problem most coaches would like to have—an abundance of good quarterbacks. But th* Cowboy* roach decidad to go with Ed Wilson, tha flashy little aca from Arizona. And undersfandably, during the regular lesson, tha ]R|-puund aerlslist completed 79 of 154 for 1,294 yard* and 10 touch­ downs. Aa receivers, Wilson will have ends Larry Yargo of De­ troit and Dave Vili of Boston U. The North'* running attack will h« centered around half­ back* Jim Dillard of Okt*. horn a Btato and Tom Larsrhrid of Utah State and fullhark Kt«va Slmma of unbeaten Rutgers. Raiders Sign End NOTICE OAKLAND, Calif. (LTD — I will not be responsible Th* Oakland Ruldrra of th* for any debt* inrurrad by American Football L e a g u e anyone other then m y**lf. have signed end Jim Whllaker THOMAS J. BRYANT of the University of Nevada. | LSU Meeting On Diefzel Fate BATON ROUGE, U . (LTD —LBU'i governing board met today to deride whether or not to fight eeach Paul Dietitl'a going oyer to Army, which eould virtually atrip tha uni­ versity football staff. Dietaal continued to »*y •nly "n# comment," but It »*• no secret a epeetat meeting of 4h* LSU board of supervisors w*» called to consider hie re­ quest for a contract release *o I>t could kotoms head ooseh at West Point. Beard Chairman John P. Dole* Mtg Thursday of suth a rsquaat, “I understand It I* forthcoming.'* But ha said th* farms) purpose of today'* elo**d-door meeting vaa "to con­ sider matters of importance to 'h* university." Kesplto angry DOG R A C IN G O S I U a Are we letting it fade away f except Sundays MATINEES WED., FRI. and SAT. 2 P. M. THURSDAY IS • W here th e tap dogs ru n . . . rain or th in e • I.ADIEB NIGHT He*t*d Grandatand* Lusuriou* ctufahou** • Valat Porktag BORRY! no m in o r s : Half the world has lost that right. And, unless we keep America powerful... strong enough to defend this freedom against all throats... it could fade away. Only so long as we guard freedom of The individual and of enterprise will America continue to be the most powerful and prosperous nation on earth. Freedom of enterprise is the reason America is the world's most powerful electric nation. Investor-owned, tax-paying power companies hava m ada her so will keep her so. That's why, together with Florida's other power companies* we are bending every effort to enlarge, Improve, and strength­ en our interconnecting network for ail Florida. and It is the reason we are engaged now in our greatest expan* sion program. Projects now under construction will add 1,875,000 kilowatti to our generating eapabtfltyTsy 1966 — virtually doubling our present system capability. Tha purv pose: to help make Florida. . . and America ...m o r e and more powerful I FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY W. Scott Hums, Mgr. 107 M ag. A r e reaction* frdm individual mambara—In­ cluding a throat to aeek “immMlato legal aaUon" to bold Dtetiel to tha four remaining >**r* «f contract—th* was expected to let Diets*] we. In America, you can speak your piace,..openly and withoul (ear. Our Constitution guarantees you the right to speak and write what you think. S a x h ic l-O d o A d o Q KENNEL CLUB MfDWAY BETWEEN BANFORD AND ORLANJK) One of America's More Than 300 Investor-Owned Electric Light and Power Companies Helping to.. J .../fy A * M jb £ 9 ig ]g fa Jerry He Minere rer Reierretlene �f WEll, DOCTOC. iN MV A * SMlPSMAPf vV i ca y t 66r TO STKX o u r H 5 TOMeue AT A su perio r off,z e e VSMO P O >OU MI66 f TOEkAAUNt A rt AtL THt Ml COMPANY I HOST FT AdLE AU. OF V HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results THE st Classified Phone FA 2-2611 H O * t> V C U U k E IT -SAKimVAtWNCIDKUM? H KNOW WHAT L H t W EA RS ROR - v A H A T? A _ WHAT'S TOUR POP DO, H O LLY H O C K ? , KHOM BURG-l \ RATHER ) J IS A S KIDDING Z -l NO, NO! HE R EA LLY -.W E A R S A -r WITH MUSTARD AND O N IO N S AND . E V E R V T H IN O F f- Yh O M B U R G -) BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom, 2 home on Mrllonvlllc, lartc then equipped. Fir. room, place. *170.00 per mo. FA 2 6140. bath kit* Tire, Call 4 ROOM furnished apartment, 1 * bedroom, water furnished. *60 * per mo. Call FA 2-5021. • EADIXNK* C*. AASTFIE H M1F1.AY: T ssi., Mm Frt. ■ a F, I*, day hefurt InserMee. Mae. HaL ease. , ST* AI c m d.ASMTIBD: Tea*., I*ru Frl. • > F. N. day hefees haaavMae. Mae. - Bet. m m . NICE Sleeping room, call after 1 P.M., FA 2-S986. 9, F o r Sole o r R e a l CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call evening*. FA 2-1597. lisa Herald »01 *M be isspsidkie fee mere Shan see letervee* leaevlion of year ad. sad re to rt m Iks right te revlao or veiea* sap ad verUaemtei Mem whet erdarad to eeeferm la the paMelee of this paper. 12. Real Estate For Sale O sc a r M. H a rris o n Regislerad Real Estate Broke, 1111 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-79U St. Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 11* N. Park Ave. Ph. FA S-S123 Legal Notice uo n es, o r r i ni.ic* s i s c s n i v u o\ riio ro ssc ti s n v iM i o h ih x * > c n r o n t i i k c. i t t o r a t v . S'OH II. r l . 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U a c h c l a i m o r e o m t u e s h a l l b e In s t H l s s . a n d s h a ll a l a t a th a placa n r r e s l d t n r s a n d p e a t o rfleo a d d r s s s of th e cla im a n t, and ahall be aw orn l » by t h e c l a i m a n t , bl* n a s u t , o r a l t o r n a y . a n d . a n y aucli c l a i m o r d e m a n d n n t ao filed s h a l l b a void, a / S l a r io a D. B u r d e t t As e a s o u t r l a e f t h e L e t t W ill and T eslam sn t of wccovm m a [ oh , those col CAYOR TWQ1M0UBH ( PO A IOT fOR MY BANS6P-UP HBADU\ ■DY-YAUMM h r a c k m w a m iJ ^ a h its too n h srr ACROSS HELP THELMA MQJES, AMD IU MEED 3CHJC COOPKATiOM/ I •STORE t PtOMItE AMYTHlHd, VOU M U . HAVE TO AURVSr BOTH O F . AN QUESTIONS/ . . ■ 6. F o r K ent CLEAN carpets with our Carpet Shampooer FREE, with pur­ 3 ROOMS and bath, nicely furn. *40. Close in, 407 tu W. 1st. chase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Carroll's Furniture. FURN. apt. 2300 Mellonville. Legal Notice .MITTI'R O F « « M I I . W R M T IM 1 Tha Annual m c .tln a of m .m b s r t of th e F irs t F a ils,a l S a r l n c s a n d L ie n A n ,n i d a t i o n of H .m lnols , ' o u n l y w ill t>s b a l d nl Ilia o f flc s o f Ihn A sn o o la llo n on W s d n s s d n y , J a n u a r y ITIb. I t l l , a t J p m . Ilossm und C bapm dn H scrstary P u b l i s h Dtc. I I . t l t l A J a n . i . I t , IM t. U n ties er P u b lic e Hybrid J 19 Lave god 19 Auger 14 l b | k a I t Hlsplacod 15CMorw 17 Oceans I I Of Iks susanss K G aaaiaodly 91 Os wrong X9 Pron ou n 99 PoWknl u a t 9SRtrS Ml Answer to Previous Puttie * Killer lai'o tilrn d M Pretense nB ot U Pisb 94 Mankey tr 4M as gxpiaaSsn 0« OLFMlVTST^l M T rso 40 Mortal 41 Ascsodod WMATU MC L . 44 rrsak start 4srtnoi 4* Mongisd kd P lan er *1 Russian riser 39 Rut play 69 Pranailronsa cdy MHlmpts U Wager MRtiov od LAKKFRONT, beautiful 209' x 250' high lot, aandy beach, crystal clear Lake Hutchinaon, one mile RENTALS vest of Osteen on Enterprise Need a rental home? We may road, aign on lot. Phone 243-7291 have exactly what you require, Tavares. or if you with to rent your home, come in or call and we SUNSHINE REALTY will be happy lo irrva you. Amy Anderson Reg, Real Estate Broker t I 2619 So. French Ave. Day FA M W — Night FA 1-4611 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 Stenstrom Realty 1 ROOM furniihed apt., available Jan. 14th, (60 per mo., eloae-in, 111 E. 9th St. FA 2-42M or FA 2-37*6. on Old Orl for childr shade tre advance ri O N G DALE HOM ES M MooIs w °o r ROBER1 A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Luodquitt, Aaaoe. FA 2-1951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. U 2 BEDROOM home do Road, Ideal school bui atop, (60 mo , 1 months FA 2-2257. 15 Playing cards T«t H I M . H 0 W U * * 6 * T 20 Mf N OUT OF H f V - Wg 306 W. 13th Street FA 2-T605 Evenings FA 1-2579 UNFURNISHED house 405 Lemon St. and Grandview. FA 1 0627. king IIRolav nasal H i l b n B f r u i t drink UCotMunwd 14 Forest animal e u w tv f A co m Helmly Realty FURNISHED Houie. FA 2-0339. t Plastic ingredient 10 Shsksspesrean N IW S P A m RNTCRITUSE A M R * 2*16 8. Hanford Ava. Beautiful t badroons furn. hum*, properly of K. V. Walsh. A-1 rood, insld* and out. Rxtra lot ottered separate. Exeallanl terms, doing at Abaolute Auc­ tion. 3 uu set Ih* Price. Fla.’s 31aat Economical Auction Co. Grinnom-Kemp^Auctlon Co. 337 N. Ferh Crack. Orlando ('.A 4-0954. TEE V GREEN ESTATES LMN Enterprises, Inc, LMN KNTBKPRISF-S INC 3 • BEDROOMS W t BATHS Low Down Payment No Clotting Gouts • 3 • Bedrooms • W t Batha • Central Air-Cond. St Heating As l,ow ( E d Per Aa W* Month Principal - Ina. . Ini. • Taxte FHA Monthly Payment. - DIRECT! OKH: 16 Miautrs from Hanford. Se. o n llwy. 17-92. turn right at uur sign. DOWN AUCTION Saturday, Jan, 6th 2 P. M. • Country Club Road (10th St. K itrnsion) 2 31Ilea Weal o r Ifwy. IT-92 N ett Ta Mayfair Country Club 68,500 To 69.300 FHA & Conv. Financing I Wan tg fiiatf taafc 9 P ries sramtar# I M l SI • Call Hall" FA 2-5641 2544 So. French Ave. B a ll-B la ir A g e n c y EFFICIENCY Heated apartment ■eglstsrsd Broken Sanford's neweit, Ideally locat­ A ASSOCIATES ed, near post office, auitabte for single or rouple, private hath. 111 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 Lake Mary Braneh - FA 2-1290 f Inquire a t Manual Jacobion De­ partment Store. HOMES LOTI ACREAGE NEW 1 bedroom furniihed duplex, SALES RENTALS 2200 So. Perk Ave. 5 ROOM furnished collage, cen­ trally located. FA 2-1S56. T OUsm J. W. Hall, Realtor • SAN LANTA HOMES On Locuit, North of East 20th St. SLEEPING ROOMS, Die Gsblei, 1-Bedrooms, 2-Baths, excellent 491 Magnolia Ave. FA 2 0720. neighborhood. Priced from *11,900. Low down payment, WELAKA APARTMENTS: room! *64.50 per mo., principal A in­ privets bsUis. 114 W. First St. terest. 2 - BEDROOM houie, kitchen VA — NOTHING DOWN equipped, water (urtushed. Ph Ph. FA 2-8519 or CR 7-1921 Night* OA 7-1566 FA 2-4411. Jae* Demetree, Developer RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Bedi We Don’t Want EVERYBODY'S Buainees, Just YOURS. By Day, Weak, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE FARMER'S AGENCY Ph. FA 2-5II1 116 W Ut i t N, V. Farm er, Realtor UNFURNISHED home, 1806 With- lf«U S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5211 After houra FA 2-1012 or FA 2-awi ington Ave. Phone FA 2-5103 afur Jen. 1st. REDUCED PRICE *6.500. (4,000 * down balance *50 per month on CONVENIENT TO BASK: 3 bedtwo frame housea and 4 acres room, kitchen equipped, Urge of land. Contact Grady Scott. living room, $110 per mo.. 105 E. FA 2-2825. Woodland Dr. FA 2-7057. jsf 9k»b p*»»4 MU* THIS PlACf » AUMfPID Ifen rln p H ertlo n K ill F lorida n a a l n s t l h a s a t a t a a f AHCRNIA l o - v r l 't It KUTX H U L L decooM d. l a t s of H l a t u t s a 1117. sa id C o u n t y , t o t h e C o u n t y J u d * t HIS'- A. II T a n n e r of S . n i l n o l s ( ' a u n t y , F l a r t d s . al P u b l i s h l*or, f f . 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R sch claim or d e m a n d s h a l l bo In w r l t l n , . a n d n ute C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , p r o p o s e s t o s h a l l m a l a t h e p l i c a o f r e s i d u e # r s s o n # l b s f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o ­ a n d p o s t o f ft c o a d d r s s s o f th o p e r t y ao n s d A - t A g r i c u l t u r e t o C - l r l a l n iA n l, a n d s h a l l be s w o r n to C o m m e n d s ! : Hou lb 15# f t o f W e s t b y th o c l a i m a n t , h is s t s n l . o r i t - <1# f t a n d W e s t 1*1 II uf Houth I n r n s y , a n d a n y suoh r l a l m o r d s - IIS ft o f HKL o f t h e Ht;<i o f Her. lien Ji-SlM -JoK. I res r o a d s a n d a i s n d nut ao f l ls d s h a l l ba void. r a l l r o i d s r l g b t a o f w ay. A U LH IC U KOUKKT HULL P u b l i c h e a r i n g w ill ba h>ld tn Aa adm inistrator of tho t h e Hem lnole C o u n t y C o u r t l l o u e e . 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F l o r i d a , p r o p o s e s to r a i u n s t b s f o l lo w in g d s s r r l b r d p r u p t r l y soiled It-I l l s s l i l s n t l a l In C - l C o m m s r o l n l : Houtli p a r t o f L o i s T a n d I a n d a ll of L o ta I a n d is. Block I I . A. D. I t ii s s s l l s A d d i t i o n t o F o r t U s ed S u b d i v i s i o n . , P u b l i c h a n r l n g w ill b s h eld In t h a Hsmlnnlo C o u n t y C o u r t I lo n a s. Han ford . F l o r i d a , In t h a C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s llo o m . o n J a n u a r y I I . I l l : a t t : l « I*. M. o r aa aoon t h s r e a f l a r a a p o ssib le. k u o a k u. D u n o a r r , Ho ard o f C n u n l y C o m m i s s i o n e r s do cs no od S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a P o b l l s h Doc. H , 1*. 1M I A J a n n y : J . c , ll u t c l i l a o n , c h a i r m a n t a n d IS. IMS. A t l s s l A r t h u r I le c k n rlth , J r , 1e t b o C o o r l f t fWo C e e e ty J o d p e . P u b l i s h J a n . J, H i t Bomloolo C e a n ty , F l o r i d a , I s F r o riC T I T tlH S YAM * b a te . In re l Watate of NOTICK IH h e r e b y g l e a n t h a t I a m s n g a a a d In liu aln saa a l H IT A R C K N IA H K L lf* M U IX D s o e o ss d K. L a k e Ave.. t x m g w o o d , R am ln o la T e A ll C r r d t to r e a n d F e n o o s l i a r - C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , u n d e r Iho f l c t ll e u C la im s ee llem nodw A u a la s t t l o u a n a m e o f MCMINULF. BALKH. a n d t h a t I I n t e n d t o r e g i s t e r sa id l a i d K o ta lo i Tou and .nth af you aro hereby n a m e wlllt th o d a r k n f t b s C i r c u i t n o t i f i e d a n d r o g u l r e d t o p r r » « n t C o u r t , Henilnn ls C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n y c l a i m s a n d d e m a n d s w h i c h In a r r o r d n n r a w i t h l b s p r o v i s i o n s > -u. nr e ith e r of you. m a r but ru_ 2. N otice* - P e rso n a ls WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES Approximately 21! acres, with IV) YES, you can borrow our Carpet LOST: Blonde, part cocker Span­ ft. on river, H m ilt off Rt. 46 Shampooer FREE to clean your iel, 1 months old, Name 'C ha • $5,500 carpcii with Blue Lustre. Cha” Mayfair section. FA 2-1530 Carroll's Furniture. CaD FA *-6473 after 1:00 p. m TErrace 8-3911 > || D $66 to $74 Nu Closing Coat VA A ( ’ o u t . FI naming Available £: Cliff Borneman, Broker TErrace 8-4199 Open 10:90 a.m. la 7:66 pM. , �For Hunting \o u Need A Gun--For Selling You Need A Herald Want-Ad...FA 2-2611 ♦ 12. Heal Em ate F o r Rale I I . R eal R w U lt F o r Rale A FABULOUS buy, \ bedroom TKADE WANTED: O.iuO equity masonry home, stone fireplace, in small 2 bedroom frame house open beam construction, 2 tile in Wintei Park on Sanford Area bath*. 100 x «K) feet on h eu ti property. Write Rt. 2, Box 501-A, fut Lake Markham Must see to Sanford. appreciate. FA 2-3.778 SUNLAND. 3 bedroom, many exD*», reasonable do*n payment. FA 2-840*. Jim Hunt Realty JS24 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 Sanford. Fla. Night* FA 2-0648 13. Mortgage Loans MOETGAGE LOANS ON LAKE MARY F lit and Conventional Beautiful new large split level Oomrscrcial A Residential home with lake and canal front­ STENSTROM REALTY age. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, large 111 N. Paik Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 living room with full wall done fireplace. U rg e built-in kitchen IS- Hu-onea* Opportunities with table top atove and many conveniencei. Other leatures In­ MERCHANDISING clude large recreation room and Ma n a g e m e n t asso cia tes . INC. fall out shelter with well and pump. Situated on beauiiful lot Suggest with many trees! This is a qual­ THIS MAY HE THE ONE FOR YOU ity l»me and an outstanding Hesd Thi* A Think buy. Call today. Good financing. Carefully H you sincerely want a small, rasy-lo-rur business of your own ami wuut t to be iu operation, U1 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2120 bringing >*u income, within a couple of weeks, read these Going To Corpus (1)facts: Mcrchanduiiig Management Christi Texas? Associates set you up as a dealer handling one of the Have a 2 bedroom home will trade most popuhr, heaviest adver­ for Sanford Property. FA 2-8803 tised candy in the Country to­ day. You ice it on TV more 4 Lake Lota, with large oak trees, than any other candy. on Lake Onoru, $3,000. Name (2) No "selling ' required with our Your Terms. successful aietiiod. (3) You will be in complete oper­ ROSA L. PAYTON ating poiitiua in a couple of Registered Real Estate Broker weeks. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha (4) You need no experience in business management. You LAKEFRONT lot in Lake Mary, nerd hire no help. reasonable price for quick sale. (5) A few hours a week provide a FA 2-3078 or FA 2-7116. <cornfortahie Income. $300? $400? $500? IG) Willi only $915, you are set up If you need a hume and can af­ and ready to go. If desired ford to make a small down paypartial financing can be ar­ ment we have the one to fit your ranged. requirement*. New FHA financ­ Last Year's Candy Sales In the ing available. USA. Over 3 Rllllon Dollar*. (Authority; Federal Reserve Rank) For complete details send your name, address and phone num­ ber to 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 MERCHANDISING MANAGEMENT ONE OF THE Clcancul 3 bedroom, ASSOCIATES, INC. 2 bath homes In Sanford. For Sale with nothing down, block P. O. ltox 4326, Pliila. 18, Pa. fenced corner yard, Fla. room, immediate occupancy. FA 2-1099 SINCLAIR SERVICE Station for lease in Sanford, small capital needed. Call FA 2-2151 or ACREAGE FA 2-1*900. Now la the time to invest in Flor­ ida. Wc hove listings that will make you money In the Canav­ 16. F em ale lleip W anted eral area, Geneva area, near MIDDI ** AGED lady to care for Sanford — In fact, almost any two elderly people, one bed­ aection you aro Interested in. ridden. m utt be reliable and Juat give us a call and tell us capable of maintaining the your preference, borne, choice of living in or f Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty going home nights. Contact 31iis Spaulding. Ben Franklin Store, Food Fair Shopping Center. “ We Trade” Stemper Agency (Shr I Sanford Srraib Frl. J«n. 5. 1962—Pajre 9 B arkle y CLEARANCE FINANCING r ■ i % ► 11 1 Down Payment & Closing Cost $3595 " t j m Jpel T "" $156 Monthly Payment* a* low aa III inch taxr* and Insuraaca NEW HOMES In Beautiful — Sunland Estates $14,100 - 517,100 • 3 - BEDROOMS 1 . 1 yt . 2 BATHS a * 9 Cenventinnal A FHA l-oana Drlva 17-92 H» EaUtes (2 ml. S. of ford), bales office let Uaida entrance. liAHY SITTING In my home, small children and bahlea, $1.33 per day, References. FA 2-92#4. W. J. KING WELLS DRILLED PLUMBING k SUPPLIES PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • Contracting • Repair Work All Types and Sizes 2534 So. Park Dr. We Repair and Service Phone 322-0483 S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. »T W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 3-6432 FOB I) BUILDERS. INC. FA 2-8074 JIM HUNT - FA 2 2118 i I-Bedroom*—3 Bath* 3 . Bed room*— 1 I j B alh s j . Bedroom *— I B a t h Uide varidj exlerter design* and floor plane VA Financing on Home* up to $15,000 FHA _ Conventional & In-Service Financing DISCOUNTS HOLLERS of SANFORD SEDAN CORVAIRS to CADILLACS Delivered In Sunlurd Payment 168.10 per mo After Vi do. W AG O N JAMBOREE!' FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD 59 FORD V-8 FA 2-0711 FA 2-0861 56 CHEVROLET $1095 59 English Ford $695 $595 56 STUDEBAKER 4-Door V-8 Commander, Bairn Cleon '58 FORD Caatom, $ Cylinder, Htandard Trana., Vary Clean 2 Dr! Roach Wagon, V-8, A/T, H. Ceaatxy Sedan, 4 Dr, V-2, A/T, H. Country Sedan, 4 Door, V-t, A/T. I'/H, R A If. 4-Dr. Ranch Wagea. 4 Cylinder, A/T. 4-Dr. Ranch Wagon, V-t, A/T, K * U. Sedan, 9 Paeo„ V-H, A/T. I'/S, A/<’, * *>r‘* 478, 1,000 FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS With Karh New Ur Uaed Vrhkle Soldi D IR E C T IO N S : Term W . ew M U SC FeUew U Strickland - Morrison 308 E. 1*1. 81., Sanford trj flub ltd. A Waitb for uur aig«- Ph. FA 2*1481 Winter Park Ml 4-HUlfi 219 E. 2nd ST. 2505 PARK AVE. SANFORD SANFORD t FA 2-0711 FA 2-0881 Brl Air, • Cylinder, 2-Door $495 54 MERCURY 57 LINCOLN 2-Door Hardtop Premier 4 Door Hardtop, Air Cond. and Powered $395 64 FORD 57 FORD .............. ................ $495 55 CHEVROLET 57 MERCURY $1295 59 CADILLAC 4 Door Air Cond. ............. —~ 60 CHEVROLET Intpnht 4 Door, Equipped---58 FORD 2 Door V-8. A u to ................................ . 58 CHEVROLET 4 Door ...............60 CORVAIH 4 Door, Automatic .......— ..... 58 RAMBLER 4 Door, Auto------- --------55 BUICK 2 Door -------- --------- --- ------- —57 FORD 2 Door, Automatic #•**-* 4>« 58 RAMBLER 4 Door, Htandard 55 MERCURY 2 Door Hardtop ......... ....... 56 CHEVROLET 4 Door, 6 Cyl., Standard Shift 59 CHEVROLET 4 Door V-8, Auto. ........ 58 CHEVROLET V-8. 4 Door, .Station Wagon ------------5G OLDSMOBILK 4 Door . 58 FORD 2 Door Hardtop O verdrive_______ 59 FORD I Door C Cyl. ........................ .............. CHEVROLET 2 Ton, Chamd* und Cab ru n i# 1 i /uui ...».. S3 NASH Ambassador 1 Door. Auto., .. *ooaeoooowy 36 ItAMBLEII 4 Door, Ktundurd ait I.ABK Hard lop Coupe 33 CHEVROLET'% Ton Pickup ...---------- ---- HUtioa Wagon, 4 Door Htandard Trana.. Overdrive 2 Door Anglia, (excellent Condition $695 5H LINCOLN I I)oor( Loaded $595 56 MERCURY $1495 C O R VA IRS to C A D IL LA C S U N T IL FEBRUARY Bel A ir 2-Door T-2. Automatic TranamteoSo* Park wood Station Wagon, 4 l)oor, V-8. Power Steering and llrakea. A/T Monterey 2 Door Hardtop, Mrrromatir. Radio k Heater PAYM ENTS $595 Cnatom 388, Power Steering, Fordomatlr, Radio A Healer HOLLERS of SANFORD NO We’re Losing Our Scalp With Values Like These 59 59 58 58 58 57 57 Ranch Wagon, Real Cion* $795 $ n C A .*)5 0 Beauty Salon W itkrr Building 2510 Oak FA 2-7814 4-Bedroom*—2 Balk* CLUB 56 FORD V-8 $3295 59 CHEVROLET Prices Begin At D a w n ’s By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. A b L ow A s 5350 Down JAN U ARY CLEARANCE SALE 2ND AKI> PALMETTO 2505 PARK AVE. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Professional Care-Modern Equip. 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 5742 Homes Sales k Service G. II. HIGH Oviedo, Fla. FU 5 1315 Day* Evenings Sanford FA 1-368) 2-Door KATHERINE HARVEY BEAUTY SHOP Hair Stylist • Pat Stewart 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-0834 fo w m n ja C.ALAME NOTICE $695 FRIGIPATRE BRAND NEW 1962 21. B eau ty Salon* KINGSWOOD $1395 $795 DAYS or by week work, 503 £. 11th St. I will keep small children in my home $1.25 per day. FA 2-22H SALE LATE M O D EL USED CARS Southern Air DAYS WORK. FA 2 5032. VA 34. Articles For Sale WOOD By Nadine Seltzer Wall HOUSEWORK, have own trans­ portation FA 2-6186. i .. ^= 3 20. lla h y id tte rii 34. Articles For Snle 3.3. Furniture USKl) Kenmore automatic waihcr, FURNITURF, PIANO TUNLYli k REPAIRING excellent condition $75.00. Ph. Must sell at once — 3 complete W. L HARMON VA 24*278. Ph. FA 2-4223 rooma of furniture Take over Fireplace wood, all lengths, Oak monthly payments of $11.86 or and lighter wood Delivered. Septic tank* pumped - drain 37. Boat* . Motor* $200 cash. Call owner eoltect Phone FA 2-8818, i no answer fields installed. 24 hour service TE 8-1511 Casselberry. FA 2-3909. Term*. FA 2-9469. MANY W t BARGAINS on Evinrudci, Gator trailers and popular ROLLAWAY, lloipbal and Baby MAKE: 1982 A MUSICAL YEAR make boats. Bargains like $913 29. Automobile Service Beds, Day. Week, or Moolhwith a musical Instrument (Tom 75 hp. Evlnrude $695 and other FURNITURE CENTER BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP. 1004 sires. $250 Gator Trailer $185. 1100 French Av*. AUTO GLASS Cedar Ave. Specialising in Ph. FA 2-7953 $995 18-ft. Runabout $095. many INSTALLED • SALES • REPAIRS • RENothers plus used outfits at dealWindshield Back Glass .34. Article* For Sale TALS • MUSICAL ACCES­ e r wholesale. Bank financing SORIES. Before you buy, give Door Glass' Vent Glass "Gateway To The Waterway" SERVICK ua a try. Ph. FA 2-0733. FURNITURE Robson Sporting Goods, DownSenkarik Glass and Paint Co. Nevy man transferred; brand own Sanford. FA 1-5981. ELECTROLUX CLEANER 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 new; lake over for balance on 3 complete rooms; no down Excellent condition, lightweight, complete with all attachment!. 39. TraUera - Cabanas payment necessary; payments 31. Poullry - Pels - Livestock Reasonable. Ph. FA 2-8187. low .a $13 per month. Call own1958 35-FT, KLCAR house trailer, LOST: in I-ake Mary area, large ner collect, TE 3-1111, Cassel­ NEW 13 cu. ft. RCA combination 2 bedrooms, fully Insulated. yellow and white fluffy cat, berry. refri gcralor-freeser $200.00. Used Take trade; what have you. I part angora, anawvr* tu name 8 cu. ft. Coldspot refrigerator Point nail Shop, Hwy. 17-92. of •Spring". Ph. FA 2-8786 Re- WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes $78. Call 322 3505. walkers. ward. FREE DEUVERY AUTOMATIC Transmission tor PUPPIES — half Airedale, 2 Prescriptions our Specialty 19S7 Ford re-bullt $65 00; 1957 months aid, $5.00. Call Sat. or, FAUST'S Rx UclIonviUe Ford V-* Engine $50.00. Reels Sun. only. Wale* Fernery, on Ph. FA 2-T10T Body Shop, loth and Sanford A. W. Berkley Uaed Care, lake at Lyman School, LongInc. Ave. FA 2-T719. C I R C U L A T I N G HEATER, LP got, wood. Import* A Sport* Can for g-Bedroom home. Reason­ FRESH CREAMY PRE-MIXED Out Speciality CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black able. 1216 Randolph St. or Phone CONCRETE IT-92 * Heart of N d tlso d Poodle Puppies and Mother, FA 2-3296. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. PH. MI 4-630T Show dog Stork. FA 2-7741. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 GOOD USED furniture for aale, refrigerator, stove. bedroom “ I thought you said It was bad to oat germs! 32. Flowers - Trees - Shrubs suite and etc. 2606 So. F.lra. Ph. Sale! Poioaettlaa In Bloom 98c FA 1*2107. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 27. Special S ervice* 22. Build • Paint • Repair Grapevllle Ave. near 30th SC FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BUNDS ROOM SPECIAL $UJ3. Fainting INCOME TAX SERVICE PETUNIAS k Calendulas now Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom Inside and out. Call Ur. Tasker, OSCAR M. HARRISON ready. Dutch Mill Nuraery rail with piastie ends. Plastic FA 2-8159. 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 1-6827 New Upsala Rd. off 30th St. or rayon (ape*. Cotta* or nylon SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter cords. Now is the time to set out Repairs, Alterations, Painting FLORIDA ADVANCE BLACK Senkarik Ginas and Paint Co, 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 1-4822 Phone FA 3-7983. BERRIES. FA 2-8809. Specializing In Heating INTAKE manifold, 3 two-barrel 23. Building Materials 33. Furniture and Alr-CondlUonmg Only carburetors, fuel block, tor *58 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-0121 or *5* Ford 381 engbw. Phone Used furniture, appliances, tools LUMBER - HARDWARE • PAINT Mr. Gklow FA 2-2611 or etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart Roofing FHA Loans P’ani SEWING MACHINE SERVICE FA 2-64T1 after 8:00 p. m. • We Are Offering: All Our Used Cars 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 FREE ESTIMATES For service on any make of Sew­ At Used Car Dealer Prices. Your Credit le Good. Up to I Yr* ing machine parts and access­ • BIG VALUES to Pay! ories or Rentals call or write i f Sanford's ★ • QUICK CREDIT • All Late Model Cars Are Sold With A B. EDWARDS to Sanford Sewing Center, 104 • EASY TERMS i f Finest Cars i f BUILDERS SUPPLIES Guarantee. South Park Ave. Ph. FA 3*411. WE GIVE TOP VALUE. STAMPS In The Showroom ■We Give TV Stamps • Trade-Ins Will Be Accepted Under The WILSON-MATER 900 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 3 HEATING • New ami Used Furniture ★ STARS ★ n . B. POPE CO. LNC. FA 2-5622 300 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-833 311 E. First St. 24. Electrical S ervice* 60 LINCOLN 57 CHRY8LER Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Premier 2 Deer Hardtop, Air DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER­ FRIGIDAIRE Imperial 4-Doer Hardtop, Cond.. Powered, Like New Service With The Cash. SUPER ARY HELP? . . . an application Sales k Service Air Conditioned Jk Powered, TRADING POST. FA 2-0877. Real Clean tetter that will "get the Job"; House Wiring Free Estimates club paper; after dinner speech; CUSTOM BUILT .BKDD1NG Sid Vlhlen's Randall Eleclrle high school or college theme or Mattress renovating. Expert UpH i Magnolia Ph. FA 3-0915 etia y on all but scientific tubhalttvring. All Work Guaran­ I Deer Sedan. 30 Mllra Par Jecti. Low rate*. FA 2-4033, teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 25. Plumbing Service* Gallon 57 RAMBLER evening*. Co., FA 2-3117, 1301 Sanford Caatom, * Cylinder, 4 Door. PLUMBING Ave. Air Conditioned. A/T, ENVELOPES, L*item*i n i, auto Contracting k Repairs Ken! Clean meets, invoices, hand bills, and Free Estimates 59 CADILLAC programi, ete. Progressive R. L HARVEY 4 Door Hardtop, Air Printing Co. Phone FA 2-SS1— 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 3-3383 Conditioned. Like New 306 West n th St. SWEETIE PIE WANTED: White female abort orREALTOR - INSUROR dvr cook, only experienced need CONSULTANT — APPRAISER apply. Thoroughly experienced Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park waitress. Experienced c u r b Moving aoon to 1313 S. French Ave girls for relief work. Apply Plumbing & Heating Chick *n Treat, French Ave. AIR CONDITIONING 1960 R E N A U L T CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Walk-In Panel. Excellent ID. Situations W anted Condition. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 DAY’S WORK. FA 2 0450. $1095 Seminole County Motors FA 2-0611 27. Special Service* Falrlane V-l 4 Door. Fordomatlr. Radio, Heater $695 53 FORD V-8 2 Door Sedan Custom lino 4-Door, $ Cylinder $395 67 PONTIAC Chieftain V-t, 2 Door ! Standard $195 $695 BEFORE YOU BUY SEE OUR SELECTION WE WELCOME YOU TO TEST DRIVE ANY CAR. Have You Seen The New Mercury METEROR The Right Size Car 41 The Right Brie*. HUNT LINCOLN MERCURY 109 N. Palmetto Av*. Sanford Sanford—FA 2-4884 Winter Park—MI 4-0209 �(ffj* Aanfnrb Pfljre 10—FrI. Jan. 5, 1962 ^rratb On Tlie Blackboard Five members of the Semi­ nole High School band and 11 number* of the Glee Club left Thursday for Miami and the annual Music Educator Assn, clinic meet, to ba held through Saturday. Rand members who are a t­ tending ara Sara Priest, clari­ netist, who will play In the all stata concert band and Billy Rawer, ohlst, who will also pin/ In the all stata sight trading band. Jeanna Markham, Carol Schlmmlng, Nor­ man Leach are going as observers. The twu groups will be ae- WASHINGTON (UPD—A top Senate Democrat warned today of rough terrain ahead cn Capitol Hill for President Kennedy's plan to raise the Federal Housing Agency to cabinet rank. The warning waa sounded by Chairman John L. McClel­ lan, (D-Ark.,) of the Governmsnt Operation* Committee, end an avowed foe of the housing proposal. Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. rec­ orded a sales Increase of 1.41 percent during the S2-wc*k period ended Dec. 16 com­ pared with the correspond­ ing period ■ year ago, Jt waa announced. The volume waa $762,691,311 compared with $T3T,710,0t5 last year, an Increaie of $25,161,296. For the 24-week period end­ ed Dec. 16, sale* were 2348,387,300 compared with $337,249,661, an Increaie of $11,137,62$ or 2J0 percent over 1960, An Increase also waa regis­ tered for the 4-wcck period ended Dec. 16, when laics totaled $61,013,071 compared with $59,046,842 last year, an Increase of $1,068,629 or 2.12 percent. Wlnn-Dlale, which operates a number of supermarkets in the local area, now has 543 retail stores throughout the South compared with 525 unit* a year ago. Herman Gade of Winter Park, has been admitted as a General Partner of A. C. Aliyu k Co., Douglas Casey, managing partner, lias announred A. C. Allyn & Co., a Now York Slock Exchange mem­ ber firm and on* of Ui* coun­ try's l e a d i n g Investment banking firms, recently open­ ed four new Florida offices in Winter Park, ktelbourne, Sanford, and Tallahassee. These offices are under the direction of Mr. Gade who originally opened them while President of Security Asso­ ciates, Inc., and directed them while ■ partner of Ster­ ling Grace prior to iti ac­ quisition by A. C. Allyn k companled by Ml»« Ollle Rcere Whittle, Miss flaidee Williams, Mrs. II. L. Johnron, Peter J. Rukur and Pete Bukur Junior High School hard director, as well as Ernest Cowley, Seminola High Band director. Glee club members who will participate In the clinic are Patty Glenn Johnson and Donra Baird, soloists. Also Merritt Phillips, Alison Blake, Betty Ann Slayton, Mary Helen Washburn, Amt Crapps, A'an Albers, Ronnie Getman, Biil Phagan, Charlie Rabun, 5like Champion. "f think tha opposition la increasing," .McClellan told a reporter. "There Is more senlimer.t against it now than when the plan was Initiated last session." Even backers of the bill to create an 11th cablntt post to handle housing and urban affairs were norerialn sh o u t tha outeom* of a vote In either the House or Senate. A spokesman for Sen. Joseph 8. Clark, (D-Fa.,) on* of the bill's sponsors, said that at best, proponents figur­ ed they had only a two to four vot# margin In their fa­ vor last aesilon In the Senate. Tha House failed to elear ths measure for debate last year. Largely because of this, action waa put off until this year. The bill la on the Sen­ ate calendar ready for debate. Kennedy has given It high priority In hi* domestic legis­ lative program. The bill would tranifer all the duties of the Federal Uourlng Agency to a depart­ ment of urhan affairs and housing. This would Includa slum clearance, bom* mortg­ ages, grants for maa* transit and other existing community development programs Proponents contend that with the transformation of tht nation to a predominantly ur­ ban economy, the 70 per cent ef the population which now lire* in cities need* represen­ tation In the cabinet. Opponents have attacked the proposal from several fir­ ing positions. McClellan was ona of four members of hla committee who signed a minority report last session, calling it a "big city bill" which would lead to more lavish spending end new federal encroachments on lo­ cal gorermrnt. There also la concern among acme southern legislators that they might b* voting to name the first Negro to hold a cabinet post If ths bill la passed, It Is felt Kennedy would name Federal Housing Administrator R o b e r t C. Weaver, a Negro, to head the n«w department. Rural members fear the big titles would get all tha at­ tention; conservatives see it .•a a potential budget-buster and another expensive federal department to support; states rlghtera dislike any plan that might concentrate more pow­ er in the central government WASHINGTON (UP1) President Kennedy's No. 1 domestic goal-minded care for the elderly financed by Social Security taxes — seem­ ed likely today to wind up near the bottom of the list of things Congress will con­ sider this year. In fact, there is no aaaur- It was emphasised that the two groups are attending by invitation only. The clinic Is net a competition, a spokes­ man aald, but Is an instruc­ tional school Soma member* of the Fred Waring Glea Club group will be there to assist In conducting the school and give professional advlea to the young performers. Mrs. Kennedy Heads The List Of Best Dressed fashion summit by her sister, Princess Lee Radtlwill of London, and a close friend, Mr*. Charles B. Wrightaman of Palm Reach. The New York Couture Croup, which conduct* the an­ nual best-dressed poll among 2.000 fashion experts, added two other new names to tha 1961 list. They wera Mr*. Hew# Alphand, wife of the French ambassador to tha United States, and Mr*. Uberto Agnalll, a member of tha Italian family which manu­ facture* Flat car*. Making room for the new­ comer* on tha list of the most chic doten were actress Andrvy Hepburn and Mr*. Nor* m«n K. Winston, wif* of a New York real estate de­ veloper, both of whom were elevated to the routura group's permanent fashion hall of fame. Two women among I960'* beat dressed wera dropped from the list—Mrs, Btavro* Nlarthoe of the Greek ship­ ping family and Mr*. Patrick Guir.net* of tha Irish stoutbrewing family. The other winners of the fashion world' highest ac­ colade, all repeat# from tha I960 Hat, war* M n. Gloria Rubio Guinness, Mexican!>orn wifa of banker Loel Guinness of the brewing fami­ ly! Qusen Slriklt of Thailand, petit* consort of King Phumlphol Aduldet; Donna Marclla Agnelli, wife of Gianni Agnelli of the Turin automot've family; Mr*. Evangeline Bell llnire, wifa of U. S. Am­ bassador to nritaln David K. E. Bruce; Princes* Alexandra of Kent; Vicomtess* Jacque­ line da Rlbes of Parl*| Mrs. Dorinda Dixon Ryan, wifa of New York millionaire John Barry Ryan IIL Chapel Names Committee A pulpit committee to atlert and recommend a new minister for th* Altamonte Springs Community Chapol waa appointed at a special meeting Wednesday night ac­ cording to A. G. Burroughs, chairman of the board of trustees. The resignation of Dr. Wal­ ter Cremtans who has boon serving tha Chapel became effective January 1. Bing Crosby Has Surgery • • HAINIIOW “ BEAU” for 1962 in Alex Carman, who waa chosen by the girl§ of the Order of the Rainbow aa their “ Remi.” Ilia name waa announ­ ced a t the Ralnbow-DeMolay Ball held nt the Shrine Club Friday night. Shown here are Worthy Adviaor, Mina Jeannic Markham, left, Alex and Ball Chairman, Mlaa Dorothy McAlcxnndcr. Alex v' oh presented with a golden key and a key chain, in honor of his office. (Herald Photo) GENEVA (U P!)—The Rueaian and British co-chairmen of the 14-natlon Laos peace conference may ask the Jungle kingdom's three rival princes to come here for a fresh at­ tempt to settle their differ­ ences, It waa learned today. Informed source* said Bri­ tain's chief delegate Mal­ colm MacDonald and Soviet D e p u t y Foreign Mlniatcr Georgl Pushkin might pro­ pose at today's aesilon call­ ing all thrre princes to a meeting. They aald the question of inviting the princes hare was discussed Thursday by Push­ WASHINGTON (UPI) Chairman Richard ,B. Russell of the Senate Armed Services Committee said today he waa not disposed to vote for the proposed United Nations bond Issue. He termed UN use of force In the Congo a tragic mistake. The Georgia Democrat said In an Interview that when the United States "joined with Russia" In moving to control anU-Communiat Katanga it gave Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru "the excuie he was looking for" to Invade Portuguese Goa. The action, he aald, also has caused Indonesian President Sukarno to threaten invasion of Naw Guinea. Ruiaell, a member of the Senate appropriation* and apace committee!, and con­ gressional atomic committee, Is the Senate's senior mili­ tary authority. He Is probably privy to more military, Intelli­ gence and security Informa­ tion than any other senator. President Kennedy's re­ quest for authority to buy up to $100 million of the impend­ ing $200 mUllon UN bond Issue to meet costs of UN military operations baa brought both criticism and kin and MacDonald, but that no firm decision was reached. Today’* meeting—the first full cession of the new year— could decide to listen to "neu­ tralist" P r l n e e Souvnnna Phoumm before railing in hit C o m m u n i s t half-brother, Prince Souphanouvong, and pi o- Western Prince Roun Gum, premier of the I.aos government, the sources said. After eight months of spadework toward a peace treaty for the war-torn south, rust Aslan country, the con­ ference here helped set up a mcellr.g between the three princes In the administrative support In Congress. Chairman Harry F. Byrd, (D-Va.), of the Senate Fin­ ance Committee, also has registered hla opposition to the proposal. Senate Demo­ cratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey, Minn., however, haa promised to back Kennedy's bond request "to the hilt." The request probably will be taken up by the Senate Foreign Relationi Committee, rather than by Byrd’s fin­ ance group. It will touch off a sharp Senate debate on the whole future of U.S. policy to­ ward the world organisation and its financial support. Dance Planned A post - basketball - game dance haa been planned for to­ night in tha SHS cafeteria, beginning after the gam* and progressing until l ‘A The Na­ tional Honor Society la the sponsoring organisation and refreshments will be served. Residential - Commercial Ilulldlng fjk rfiw H r FALL OUT SHELTERS f a 2-7083 SANTA MONICA. Calif. (UP1)—8lnger Bing Croaby, 57, undergoes surgery today for the removal of kidney clone*. Crosby’* brother, Larry, said Ring expected to be out of the hospital by Jan. 16 In time for hls golf tournament in northern California. "Testa determined the kid­ ney stone waa causing him severe stomach pain. He un­ derwent a similar operation several yeara ago In 1957 and waa in the hospital a week or co,” explained Larry Crosby. The crooner entered 8t. John's Hospital Jan. 1 but left twice, once to have dlnnrr with h>s family and again Wedneaday to attend the christening of hie seventh child, Nathaniel I’atrirk Crosby. When asked how tha linger was taking confinement to a hospital bed, a spokesman said, "He's not taking It like moat patients, In fact he Is a little bored with the whole thing." Crosby was hospitalixed about two week* ago In San Francisco for several daya with what attendant* said v a i stomach flu. capita! at Vientiane. Rut the meeting never got off the ground. Souphanouvong’s personal bodyguards rolled Into tlie capital distri­ buting leaflet* th st urged loyal government troops to revolt and Roun Oum 'stam p­ ed away from the meeting site in a huff. The breakup Dec. 27 threw the Geneva conference Into a state of suspended animation. Rut Thursday, Souvanna flow Into Paris to attend hi* daughter's wedding, and Western tourers said Russian and, British diplomats "un­ doubtedly" would be in touch with him to feel him out. Young mallard ducks are Fattier, Souvanna had been known to swim as far as onequoted as saying h« had "new third mile on their first trip proposals' to submit. out of the neat. ance yet that even a skeleton­ ized version can be enacted. This la tf* Situation despite assertions by Democratic par­ ty stratefists $wt a presldential victory pn this issue would giro a tuajor boost to Democratic pmspecta in next November's ekctioas. The outlook for action on the bill undoubtedly will be a maor topic when Kennedy confers at ths White House Saturday with Chairman Wil­ bur Milk. <D-Ark.), of the House Ways k Means Com­ mittee. Mills' eommltee also has jurisdiction ova* three other major items os the adminis­ tration's legislative program. AH of them are tabbed for action ahead of the medical care bill. Hie three are Kennedy's liberal tariff-cutting program, his tax revision package and a major overhaul of the federal-state wel­ fare program. The tontrtversial plan to expand Social Security bene­ fits into the new field of hoapitalization aid nursing home benefits has been pigeonholed since last spring in the 25man romaiittee. Kennedy still does not have the IS votes needed to aqueeie out even a compromise. If he fails to budge the committee. Kennedy may try to bypass it by launching a drive in the Senate. For several reasons the Kennedy-Milla talk Saturday la not likely to lead to early action in the Hou«e commit­ tee: —Mills voted against all versions of the Social Secur­ ity approach to medical care In I960 and there is no evi­ dence that he has changed his position. —Even if Mills agreed to go along, there la no assur­ ance that he could muster majority support. On the last showdown in I960 a com- promise version got the *up. port of only nine of the com­ mittee's 15 DemocriU. —The committee's heavy schedule will keep It busy un- £ til late May or June. TALLAHASSEE—Merit sys­ tem examinations will ba held January 23-23 for the posi­ tion of ''Conservation Educa­ tion Aide'' with the Game and Fresh Wster Fish Commis­ sion. • Interested qualified person* may write for applications and information to: Informa­ tion and Education Divlaien. Game and Freah Water Tish Commission. Tallahassee. M i n i m u m qualifications needed ara four year univeraity degree with major coursri leading to a teach­ e r* certificate or in game and fith conservation. plu» one year full-time paid experirnce. Equivalent combin­ ations of education and exper­ ience are eligible. It waa stat­ ed. Age limit* are 21-53 year*. Salary rang* la 5400 to $500 per month. All qualified applicant* will be aubjected to competitive written and oral examinations under the Commission'! merit ayitem proceedings. INCOME TAX SERVICE OSCAR M. HARRISON MOVED FROM 2619 HIAWATHA AVK. Ta ' 1311 PALMETTO AYE. PHONE FA 2-8827 Paved Street* With Curb* A Sicl»w»lk* Whit* Tem uao Floor* GE Hot W ater Heater CE Built-In Kitchen Appliance* City Sewer S yetea Awning Window* Beautiful Park* Large Cloeeta Street Light* 3 Bedrooms — 4 Bedrooms Situnted centrally to EVERYTHING in Central Florida, yet far enough VA confusion of biff city traffic and F IN A N C IN G MONTHLY PAYMENTS crowd* u to give aa atmosphere of %#%WTaxe«, A In*. Included alraoHt rural auburban charm N O DOWN that U SUN LAND ESTATES. PAYM EN T W. DODSON, Contractor CLOSING COSTS PHA. FHA-IN-SERVICE CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE Bring: the Family and inspect our newly completed HOMES .... OPEN DAILY it our current dividend end more men end women then ever for your inspection im m e d ia t e ! Drive 17-92 To Sunland Estates (2 Mile* So. of Sanford) Home* Ready For Immediate Occupancy SALES OFFICE — la t HOUSE INSIDE ENTRANCE OCCUPANCY before now seve where their money works herder ena* bling them to enjo the better things in life sooner. Ilyrea Leach, Billy Bromley, A rt Harris CUSTOM BUILDING P. O. Boa l i l t FA 2-MT4 Sanford, Fla. GA S-42ST Featured by — JIM HUNT REALTY CHRISTMAS PARADE WINNERS received their plaquea a t a Jaycee luncheon held recently. Present for the recognition wera these representa­ tives, From left, Mrs. John White, for the Sanford Woman'a Club; Randall Chase for Scout Troop 242; Mrs. Patricia OUon for Altamonte Elementary School; Mrs. Veimu Mitchell for Southeide School and Mrs. Mary Milko for the Little Red Schoolhouie. On th* back row are Mra. H. A. Moreland Jr. for the F irst Presbyterian Church and Mrs. Jerry White for Pinecrest Kiddie Korner Kindergarten. (Herald PhotoX FA 2-2111 �\ Casselberry Sunday Liquor Ban Attempt Fails ( T lt i' f ’c t n f m i i i i m u i i • VOL. 5H WEATHER: Scattered showers throush Tuesday. Hiph today, 70-76. Low tonight, 45-50. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. JAN 8, 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. .161 A meeting of the Board of Aldermen, called in an at­ tempt to h ilt Sunday sales of alcoholic beverages in Casselberry, failed to m ater­ ialise Saturday morning when only the two aldermen who called the meeting and the I town clerk,Mrs. Lillian Bel* sel, showedup at Municipal Hall. Called by Mrs. Hope Bennett and Rohn Lady, the meeting also lacked the ser­ vices of Attorney Kenneth McIntosh, give town’* legal representative, who Friday was advised by Casselberry Mayor Joseph Laird that he would not be needed for the special meeting. Neither had he been asked to attend the 7:30 p. m. regular board meeting today when newly " "" elected officials will be sworn C t O C Hr LARRY VERSHKI. Slat* Rep. Gordon Freder­ ick (aid today he would not consider any draft aa far at running fur the legislature. At a matter of fact Frederick to­ day turned over qualification paper* to the Herald with a not*. “Re My Guest!" Said Mr. Frederick: “If you can muster the $00 . . . you run.” By the way only 76 days to qualify for the legislative race. . . . Anyone wanta lend me $60 T • • • Don't be surprised if City Fiscal Agent Loom It I.eedy recommends that the city bor­ row $200,000 to finance a sew­ age treatment plant and sug­ gest* a 20-year-program. • • • The word ia that garden clubs around town are up in arms over the landscaping around City Hull and the Courthouse. . . . And are they mad about Sid Richard's rock garden. • • • Mayor J. II. (J i in m y) Crapps will have his new name plate a t tonight’s City Commission meeting. . . , Did you know that the name plate comes from submerged wood 116 years old out of Lake Monroe? • • • The city will once again dis­ cuss the condemnation ordi­ nance tonight . . . what the ordinance does is set proced­ ure for condemning structures in the city. • • • Sheriff J. L. Hobby hat or­ dered his men to start clamp­ ing down on motorists speed­ ing in potted sonea. * * • Some trouble developing be­ tween the city and School Hoard on allowing the city recreation department to us* tchopl gyiijt to carry out ita program. A special meeting has been set up between Supt. of Schools K. T. Mil wee and City Manager W. E. Knowles to iron out the problem. • • • Eari Higginbotham tells us that Seminole Raceway will open up the first of next year. . . . ria n t are now being drawn for a spanking new clubhouse. • • • Regular blanch meeting of Fleet Reserve A ttn. 147 will be held a t • p. m. today a t the FRA Horn* on the lakefront, 219 Seminole Hlvd. Honor guests will be the returned members of VAII-1 Tigers. The Women's Auxiliary will meet In the TV room at I p. m. e * * Things are getting pretty rough when you notice tape recorders a t council meetings. There was on* in Casselberry Saturday. • * • Don't forget if you were burn in January . . . better make sure you gel your driv­ er’s license. • • • The Sanford Art A ttn, will meet at the Capri for dinner at 7:30 p. m. today. The pro­ gram to follow will bo con­ ducted by Mr. and Mrs. I’aul Daren, speaking on Theatrical Art. Daren hat experience in designing stage scenery and Mrs. Daren has experience as an actress. • • • Member* of Deer 1‘atrul of Scout Troup CU1 participate*, in a l.ttteibug Hike Satur­ day. The boys walked from 27th St. to the Uig Tree along Hwy. 17-92. picking up trash and litter thrown out by care­ less motorist* along the way. 3 Seminole Businesses Looted MIGs Force 80 Persons Die Down Sabena As Trains Collide Airliner HARM ELEN. Holland (UTI) —Two speeding express trains collided today, killing 80 per­ sons in The Netherlands' worst rail disaster. Officitl* .said on* of the trains apparently sped past a red warning signal that was obscured by heavy fog. Seven hours after the crash authorities said 80 bodies had been removed. Another 50 persons were injured and scores more suffered minor cuts and bruises. Nationalists Revolt Against Mepal Ruler The trams were jammed with an estimated 500 persons, most of them returning from weekend holidays. The acci­ dent scene was a rail cross­ ing near this village 26 miles from Utrecht. Dutch Premier Jan E. da Qua) and other high govern mrnt officials went to the scene immediately. The nine coaches were so badly shattered tiial officials said it might take two days to clear the tracks of wreck­ age. Some of the cars plunged down a 10-foot embankment. 51. Slager. editor of a liarmclcn newspaper, said he found ’•pure chaos" when ho arrived on the scene 15 min­ utes after the crash. "There was only one am­ bulance on hand," he said. "As fast as emergency work­ ers could get victims out of the wreckage they were laid down In the fields. There were dead and wounded every­ where." C orporation building on Country-dub Retd will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, It was announced today. BR IEFS C Of C To Hold Anjiual Drive County Board To Reorganize Pilots May Strike NEW YORK (U Pl) — Pan American World Airways facet a strike by its pilots at aoy time after midnight to­ night, but the Air Line Pilots Association has given no in­ dication if or when there will be a walkout. Dominican Talks SANTO DOMINGO (U P D Tcodoro Moiroto, regional di­ rector of President Kennedy's "alliance for progress," plan­ ned lo confer with high Domlnlran officials today on using the program's funds to spark the Dominican econ­ omy. Merit Firings TALLAHASSEE (UPl) Despite claims from Gov. Farris Bryant that it Is hard lo fire state em ploys under the Merit System, system Di­ rector Gerald lluwell says the rate of dismissal of Merit System em ploys is at high at in private industry. OAS Protest ALGIERS. Algeria (U P D Rightwlng supporters of the outlawed Secret Army Organ­ isation (OAS) staged a twohour protest strike in three Aigcrlan cities today. The move passed off with nothing more serious than a teenage raid on a girl's school. STOCKHOLM (U PI)-O llie Itingatrand, 2o, the youngest pilot to make a transAtlantie solo flight, arrived here Sun­ day. The Stockholm student flewr hit plane from Miami to Stockholm by way of Ber­ muda. The Arorcs, Lisbon. Barcelona. Geneva, Zurich and Copenhagen. Fermented Drug Store Robbed Of Narcotics Several hundred d o l l a r s worth of narcotic* were stolen from Key*er’a Drug Store at the lamgwood Plata Friday in the first of three major hreakins Friday and Saturday, tlie Sheriff's office reported Sheriff J. L. Hubby ordered ■in extensive search on for three men wanted In connec­ tion with the three hrrnkina that hit tlie area. Other breakins were at Senoy Holding and Mortgage Corp. and the Mid-Florida Golf Course. Hobby said that “quite a lot of narcotics were stolen from the drug stole as well ns $ 1,200 in cash, 2U cartons of cigaieta, lighters and lunch meal. Entry was gained by break­ ing a hole through the wall in the bathroom ami then enter­ ing the main building. The mortgage company was entered by breaking a look on tlie hark of the building with $125 stolen. The three then went to the •Mid-Florida Golf Course near Sanlumlo Spring* and accord­ ing to Hobby were sen n il off by officers. Deputies found the sufe lay­ ing over on it# side in the middle of the floor. Apparent­ ly nothing had been taken. Petition Blasts Phone Service A petition will be circulat­ ed for signatures of Longwood businessmen and residents this week in protest of ser­ vices in Uie area by the Win­ ter Park Telephone Co. Authorized by the City Council at its meeting last Thursday night, lire petition will point out what was term ­ ed as "gross unfairness" to small businesses which arc charged business rates al­ though they presently must share party lines with resi­ dential listings. "We wouldn't be to opposed to the rate* whirh we feel are excessive If we had service to warrant such charges. There are many times when our business houses are ham­ pered by residential parties who lie up tire service for hours," the city officials ex­ plained. Circulating the petition will be G. T. Waltz who was ad­ vised by Longwood Mayor A. K. Lormann to list all points of grievance m tlie petition including a statement advis­ ing that if relief is not forth­ coming, the city will take tlie m atter before the .State Utili­ ty Commisiion. Rk i +1, .. 1 a • | i # W$v.<.* • *.**; ■v uBL - ■- -vlv. <>v v 'f t •A ' k ;V ' |. •’ ,-rh S j 3 ’’ • .• i ■J | ' i j a i . ; * I .. . - t ' <1 • 1 « v.f ) f ' i v lV s\ * I LEFT WAITINCs fur n quorum nt the CnitHelbcrry Municipal Hall S atu r­ day morning were Aldermen Rohn Lady, left, and Mro. Hope Dennett who attempted to call the .special acnaion to bring aalca of alcoholic beverages in the town In line with county regulation*. Shown at right is Mrs. Lillian Deisel, town clerk. (Herald Photo) She's Willing To Pay Legal Fee Mra. Bennett said this morning that she will offer lo pay personally Attorney Kenneth .McIntosh to dralt an ordinance rescinding that which allows brer and liquor vales In the town on hundays in an effort to get the issue under discussion by the Board of Aldermen. "I've tried repeatedly to have it included on the meet­ ing agendas without success and I've also tried to ques­ tion legality of the manner in which this Lllllandale hubdivision plat was accepted without any result*," Mrs. Ilcnnrtt said. "I'm not against anybody for taking a drink . . . that's his own business. But I do think that wc ought to do the tiling that ii fair to other businesses selling beer and liquor and eomc in line with county regulations. I've learn­ ed tin t pricra are raised here on Sunday and that ceriainly is not fair to other count) buamcsimen," she added. "We’ve issued seven li­ censes for the sale of alco­ holic beverages In this town The mayor even went so far as lo issue a beer license lo a filling station that isn't in Hie rity limits of Casselberry Will'll 1 found out about it I questioned the operator and he said that he didn't need to be in the town, he had a post office box In Casclbcrry. I called this in the attention of the hoard and the license was rescinded and (lie man's ST. PETERSBURG (UPl) money refunded," the con­ —Tlie Coast Guard said to­ tinued, day a search had started for "It looks like I'm fighting a man and his wife and two a one-woman battle because children missing in the Gull we don't have tlie men to do of Mexico aboard a 33-foot it and I'm gelling tired of cabin cruiser. the illegal stuff that goes on The Coast Guard laid Mr. I down here and this he tin.I t e ~ ~ and Mrs. (». E. Young of In- scrce.i business," t. c slated. Sll» W t there Thursday a T ic plat is under question .-... “ u . .. hoard Ihc.r boat, Miss Char- by Mrs. Bennett who ta ) t IX1 1IS 1*11m SC 11 lottc, en route to visit » Donald Galu. a 27) ear-old friend at Pensacola. But the South Seminole resident com- cabin cruiser (ailed lo s uw milled suicide la«t Friday. up (or a relueling slop It was Page 8 Bridge the sheriffs o.'ilce revealed due to make at Carabclle. I'uge 11 Chiified ......... .. today. Tbe Coast Guard, concerned Page 9 Cumin . .... Tlie man. who lived at 2126 over squally weather In the I'uge 8 Ik-ar Abby . . Itidge Drive in Tanglewood. Uulf the past few days, said Entertullimont „ Pi. v died of self-iniliclrd wounds I planes from the Coast Goar.l Legals Page 6 • II t III with a .22 caliber pistol, Slier- station licrc and at Biloxi, I’uisle I'ugu 9 Iff J. L. Hobby said. Mis*., had begun searching Society _ Pug* 7 The coroner's .ury ruled the for the Miss Charlotte, Editorial Pago 4 death as a suicide. No note Young was identified as an Spoil* . Pago <1 was found near tlie bod). Ingll* motel owner. Florida Family Missing In Boat Tanglewooa Man I lora'd Index Flies Atlantic Shot 4 Times, He Kills Attacker JACKSONVILLE (U H ) — James C. Clark, who shot an­ other man four limci in ■ bar Saturday, was slain by hit victim at he attempted to take the wounded man to tbe hospital, police taid. Police taid the wounded man, Theodore Moy*. picked up a hunting knife from the flour of Clarke's ear and rut Clark's throat at they drove toward the hospital. Officer* (aid Move would be held for investigation of homicide when he is released Lum the hospital. Groundbreaking cereniontee far Us* new Del-Mar ISTANBUL, Turkey (LTD —A Belgain airliner with 27 w A . . . persons aboard was forced m down in Armenia by Soviet MIG jet fighters today after its pilot reported trouble with his radio equipment. The Incident was announced | Sandburg 84 first in Brussels by Sabena ' HOLLYWOOD (U P D -P oct Airlines and then continued Carl Sandburg observed his in Istanbul by airport offi­ 84th birthday Saturdav. cials. The plane, a French-built Bishop Dies ATHENS, Greece (U P 1 )Caravellc Jot. was flying Throclctu*. archbishop of from Tehran, Iran to Istan­ bul. It had 19 passengers and Athens and primate of all Greece, died early today after a crew of eight. Airport authorities said the a lengthy illness. He was 61. jetliner was forced down at Yerevan, capital of Soviet Hei tor Appeal PARIS t UPI l Former Armenia about to miles north Secretary of State Christian of the Turkish border. The incident occurred in A. Hcrtcr appealed to the apparently the tame area Unltrd States and its allies where two U.S. Air Force today to create a "real com­ munity" of Atlantic nations. planet wore lost in 1958. Airport authorities said the pilot of tlie airliner, Freddy Nixon Departs MIAMI (UPl) - Former Moureau. reported 19 min­ Vice President Richard M. utes after leaving Tehran that he had lost radio con­ Nixon left here Sunday after tact but was proceeding on a stay of several da>*. He the 850-miie flight to Istanbul headed for the nation'! capi­ without radio navigational tal. From there he intends to rrturn to California. aids. Whatever the trouble was, it apparently did not interfere More Refugees MIAMI (V PD — Three with the plane's radio trans­ Cubana who commandeered mitter. a gunboat and sailed to the United States with 14 other Cubans locked in a cabin are being processed by immigra­ tion officials. CALCUTTA, India (U P D An armed uprising has start­ ed against King Mahendra'a regime In Nepal, with heavy casualties on both sides, It was reported >hcre today. Report! reaching here from Darjeeling, an Indian town on the Nepali border, said fighting had occurred in eastern and western parts of the llimalyan kingdom. At least three Nepali police posts hava been taken over by nationalist, tha reports 3tr*. Graee Evans Green, said. 67, of Casselberry and ..er King Mahendra said Fri­ niece of Jacksonville were day that his political op­ killed Saturday in a three, ponents were trying to "seise ra r accident which occurred power." He said they were . roynd n*>m near Statesboro, *:«fl.v btl Jtd tha%anctuar>‘t ( j / ' * of a foreign power." th « v tlu m b er of Commerce Krone'll nd Green, hu- »*nd of Tha King prese ntly is en- the dead woman who recelv- will kickoff its membership tcrtalning Premier U Nu of i C(j a crushed chest and other drive for the year next Mon­ Uurma who it on a state visit injuriei and it listed In cri­ day at 8 a. m. with a break­ to Nepal. Both recently sign­ tical condition at a States­ fast at tlie Civic Center, it ed border agreements with boro hospital, was scheduled was announced today. Communist China after re­ to undergo x-ray* this morn­ Co-chairhvan of the mem­ ceiving financial aid from ing to determine extent of bership drive are Scott Burnt Peiping. and Bill Hemphill. his Injury. At tile time of (he accident All canvassers for the drive the Greens were returning are urged to attend the home from Schenectady, N. breakfast. Chamber president Rich­ V., where they had attended ard Drat said this morning the funeral of her brother. Mrs. Green, president of that with a "unified effort" the Casselberry Women's to all members and cillieni The County Commission will Club, was a native of Schen­ throughout tlie county the hold it* reorganisation meet­ ectady where fimrral tervieea ehsm brr's memlierthlp this ing i t I > in, Tuesday und in­ will lie held with the Bond year should reach an all time high. dication* are that J. C. Hutch­ Funeral h«me In charge. Survivors, other than her "There is no doubt that ison will be re-elected chair­ man and Jamea P. Avery vice husband, include a aon, Wil­ this area it going to grow," liam, grandson Tommy and Dcas said, "and it It impera­ chairman. Other items scheduled to several brothers and sisters. tive that It grow in an or­ Upon receiving word of the 1ganised, well-plauned and or­ come up bcfuie the board will manner: therefore, be Carlton's Bliss's "modi­ accident. Miss Emily Evans, derly fied" policy on a c q u i r i n g niece of Mrs. Green, who membership in the chamber rights of way for county rosdt made her home with the Cat. It every citiscn's opportunity and drainage. selherry couple, left immedi­ to have a voice in this order­ The directive outlines a pul­ ately (or Sta'csboro accom­ ly growth," Deas stated. ley to he followed In designa­ panied by Mr. and 5!rt. Dcas urged "everyone in ting projects to be included In Clarence Doebener and Char- the county to make a con­ the road and drainage im­ lea Pyle, friends of the fam­ certed effort in making this provement program. 'crash' campaign lucceatful. * ily. Two Casselberry People Killed Bulletin into office, Mctntosh said. regulations and copies of tha However, there was an at- “d ice were sent to ministers torn*; from an Orange Coun- #nd , r t * »' •• . , „ . , . lo all other members of Ih# ty legal firm employed b y ! CMfelberry n„*rd of AIJcr. Hibbard Casselberry, deve- mrni Mrs. nennett „ id. loper of the town in the au• They all were called and diencc along with 10 Castcl- told not to come but I'm berry residents. Casselberry, been advised that a number who had a tape recorder in of ministers will be present operation on a secondrow for Monday night * meeting to seat at hie side, said, when see wh.it we do after the neve asked, that he thought he board takes over," she add* would record all meetings of ed. the board from now on. "f think this it a fine exWhen it became obvious ample of the Mickey Mouse after nearly hair an hour that government our town has had a quorum would not be avail to put up with in the past able, Mrs. Bennett and Lady and I think the people aro called it quits and told the getting tired of it and are go. audience that in view of the ing to call for us to put art tape recorder they would an­ end to it," Lady commented, swer questions outside the Today's meeting will be building. held In the Casselberry Worn* Notice of the meeting was en'* Club Building on Over* posted according to town brook Dr. Berries A ll that "it waa accepted at a meeting in the living room of my home and my homa It no town hall!" State Checking Crestview Aid TALLAHASSEE (U Pl) — State Civil Defenie Director H. W. Tarkington, acting on order* from Gov. Farrka Bry­ ant. checked Monday to see how much aid it avallablo for the tornado-ravaged city of rr*stvie«*. A tornado hit the panhandle city of 10,000 Just befure dusk Friday, killing one person-* six-month-old Donna Johnson —injuring 26, and causing widespread damage in a milewide sweep through the north part of town. An estimated 15o tu 300 persons were left homeless. Bryant flew to Crestview Sunday fur an inspection trip that lasted an hour and 13 mir.utrs. With him were Col. 11. N. Kirkman. the llkhway Patrol chief; Jam es Kynet, the governor's aide, and John Evans, Bryant's pres* aecre. tary. Deny Appeal WASHINGTON i U Pl)-T h a Supreme Court relutcd today to examine the appeal of two N cgrj ministers convicted of disorderly ronduct in Birm­ ingham, Ala., for their part in a 1958 campaign against segregation on city busrs. They are the Rets. J. S, Phi­ fer and F. L. S mtllesworth Picked 12,000 Robins Learn Sober Truth CHAMBER OF Commerce membership co-chairmen are BUI Hemphill, left, and Scott Burns. Looking on is C of C president Rlchnrd Deivs, right, lh a membership drive will kick-off neat Monday, OAKLAND, Calif. (UPl) Earl Lopez like* lo look out the window of hit Oakland home on a Sunday morning and lake proprietary notice ol a robin or two hopping across bia (two. But Sunday hi* morning visitors brought some friends, and their families, and a few haugers-on—and *1 added gp to an estimated 3,uuu robins occupying his lawn, his porch, the sidewalk and the street. II was the sreond wholesale robin invasion in at many da> a In the Ssn Franciico are*. Saturday an estimated 12,000 of toe red-breasted ael converged on a neighborhood ia Los Altos. 35 miles to the south, and i >t happily swath­ ed on overripe pyracantha berries. It was tlie same berries that attracted the birds lo Lopez's home—but (lilt time, it ap­ peared to him, they slJ)rd sober. "I was still In bed when they cam e." be said. "They were really making a racket. 1 never saw so man) birds in my whole life." Brandies on trrrs In front of hit house sagged under the weight of the robins, and the birds tu gorged themiclve* that they wandered dazedly around the street, refusing to flap their wings even when cars approarhrd. The berries, when ovcrtipc or sprayed, can make robina drunk, according to ao avitulluritt, Alex Eiacnhcrg. And drunk, aaid residents of Uie Lot Altos neighborhood, was what they were. "They wouldn't even walk away from you when you approach ed Ih e a ," said one. They wouldn't fly—on one wing tit two. ^ � 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 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Jan. 5, 1962 Aanfnrb ^rratb On Tlie Blackboard Five members of the Semi­ nole High School band and 11 number* of the Glee Club left Thursday for Miami and the annual Music Educator Assn, clinic meet, to ba held through Saturday. Rand members who are a t­ tending ara Sara Priest, clari­ netist, who will play In the all stata concert band and Billy Rawer, ohlst, who will also pin/ In the all stata sight trading band. Jeanna Markham, Carol Schlmmlng, Nor­ man Leach are going as observers. The twu groups will be ae- WASHINGTON (UPD—A top Senate Democrat warned today of rough terrain ahead cn Capitol Hill for President Kennedy's plan to raise the Federal Housing Agency to cabinet rank. The warning waa sounded by Chairman John L. McClel­ lan, (D-Ark.,) of the Governmsnt Operation* Committee, end an avowed foe of the housing proposal. Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. rec­ orded a sales Increase of 1.41 percent during the S2-wc*k period ended Dec. 16 com­ pared with the correspond­ ing period ■ year ago, Jt waa announced. The volume waa $762,691,311 compared with $T3T,710,0t5 last year, an Increaie of $25,161,296. For the 24-week period end­ ed Dec. 16, sale* were 2348,387,300 compared with $337,249,661, an Increaie of $11,137,62$ or 2J0 percent over 1960, An Increase also waa regis­ tered for the 4-wcck period ended Dec. 16, when laics totaled $61,013,071 compared with $59,046,842 last year, an Increase of $1,068,629 or 2.12 percent. Wlnn-Dlale, which operates a number of supermarkets in the local area, now has 543 retail stores throughout the South compared with 525 unit* a year ago. Herman Gade of Winter Park, has been admitted as a General Partner of A. C. Aliyu k Co., Douglas Casey, managing partner, lias announred A. C. Allyn & Co., a Now York Slock Exchange mem­ ber firm and on* of Ui* coun­ try's l e a d i n g Investment banking firms, recently open­ ed four new Florida offices in Winter Park, ktelbourne, Sanford, and Tallahassee. These offices are under the direction of Mr. Gade who originally opened them while President of Security Asso­ ciates, Inc., and directed them while ■ partner of Ster­ ling Grace prior to iti ac­ quisition by A. C. Allyn k companled by Ml»« Ollle Rcere Whittle, Miss flaidee Williams, Mrs. II. L. Johnron, Peter J. Rukur and Pete Bukur Junior High School hard director, as well as Ernest Cowley, Seminola High Band director. Glee club members who will participate In the clinic are Patty Glenn Johnson and Donra Baird, soloists. Also Merritt Phillips, Alison Blake, Betty Ann Slayton, Mary Helen Washburn, Amt Crapps, A'an Albers, Ronnie Getman, Biil Phagan, Charlie Rabun, 5like Champion. "f think tha opposition la increasing," .McClellan told a reporter. "There Is more senlimer.t against it now than when the plan was Initiated last session." Even backers of the bill to create an 11th cablntt post to handle housing and urban aff a irs w ere n o r e ria ln shout tha outeom* of a vote In either the House or Senate. A spokesman for Sen. Joseph 8. Clark, (D-Fa.,) on* of the bill's sponsors, said that at best, proponents figur­ ed they had only a two to four vot# margin In their fa­ vor last aesilon In the Senate. Tha House failed to elear ths measure for debate last year. Largely because of this, action waa put off until this year. The bill la on the Sen­ ate calendar ready for debate. Kennedy has given It high priority In hi* domestic legis­ lative program. The bill would tranifer all the duties of the Federal Uourlng Agency to a depart­ ment of urhan affairs and housing. This would Includa slum clearance, bom* mortg­ ages, grants for maa* transit and other existing community development programs Proponents contend that with the transformation of tht nation to a predominantly ur­ ban economy, the 70 per cent ef the population which now lire* in cities need* represen­ tation In the cabinet. Opponents have attacked the proposal from several fir­ ing positions. McClellan was ona of four members of hla committee who signed a minority report last session, calling it a "big city bill" which would lead to more lavish spending end new federal encroachments on lo­ cal gorermrnt. There also la concern among acme southern legislators that they might b* voting to name the first Negro to hold a cabinet post If ths bill la passed, It Is felt Kennedy would name Federal Housing Administrator R o b e r t C. Weaver, a Negro, to head the n«w department. Rural members fear the big titles would get all tha at­ tention; conservatives see it .•a a potential budget-buster and another expensive federal department to support; states rlghtera dislike any plan that might concentrate more pow­ er in the central government WASHINGTON (UP1) President Kennedy's No. 1 domestic goal-minded care for the elderly financed by Social Security taxes — seem­ ed likely today to wind up near the bottom of the list of things Congress will con­ sider this year. In fact, there is no aaaur- It was emphasised that the two groups are attending by invitation only. The clinic Is net a competition, a spokes­ man aald, but Is an instruc­ tional school Soma member* of the Fred Waring Glea Club group will be there to assist In conducting the school and give professional advlea to the young performers. Mrs. Kennedy Heads The List Of Best Dressed fashion summit by her sister, Princess Lee Radtlwill of London, and a close friend, Mr*. Charles B. Wrightaman of Palm Reach. The New York Couture Croup, which conduct* the an­ nual best-dressed poll among 2.000 fashion experts, added two other new names to tha 1961 list. They wera Mr*. Hew# Alphand, wife of the French ambassador to tha United States, and Mr*. Uberto Agnalll, a member of tha Italian family which manu­ facture* Flat car*. Making room for the new­ comer* on tha list of the most chic doten were actress Andrvy Hepburn and Mr*. Nor* m«n K. Winston, wif* of a New York real estate de­ veloper, both of whom were elevated to the routura group's permanent fashion hall of fame. Two women among I960'* beat dressed wera dropped from the list—Mrs, Btavro* Nlarthoe of the Greek ship­ ping family and Mr*. Patrick Guir.net* of tha Irish stoutbrewing family. The other winners of the fashion world' highest ac­ colade, all repeat# from tha I960 Hat, war* M n. Gloria Rubio Guinness, Mexican!>orn wifa of banker Loel Guinness of the brewing fami­ ly! Qusen Slriklt of Thailand, petit* consort of King Phumlphol Aduldet; Donna Marclla Agnelli, wife of Gianni Agnelli of the Turin automot've family; Mr*. Evangeline Bell llnire, wifa of U. S. Am­ bassador to nritaln David K. E. Bruce; Princes* Alexandra of Kent; Vicomtess* Jacque­ line da Rlbes of Parl*| Mrs. Dorinda Dixon Ryan, wifa of New York millionaire John Barry Ryan IIL Chapel Names Committee A pulpit committee to atlert and recommend a new minister for th* Altamonte Springs Community Chapol waa appointed at a special meeting Wednesday night ac­ cording to A. G. Burroughs, chairman of the board of trustees. The resignation of Dr. Wal­ ter Cremtans who has boon serving tha Chapel became effective January 1. Bing Crosby Has Surgery • • HAINIIOW “ BEAU” for 1962 in Alex Carman, who waa chosen by the girl§ of the Order of the Rainbow aa their “ Remi.” Ilia name waa announ­ ced a t the Ralnbow-DeMolay Ball held nt the Shrine Club Friday night. Shown here are Worthy Adviaor, Mina Jeannic Markham, left, Alex and Ball Chairman, Mlaa Dorothy McAlcxnndcr. Alex v' oh presented with a golden key and a key chain, in honor of his office. (Herald Photo) GENEVA (U P!)—The Rueaian and British co-chairmen of the 14-natlon Laos peace conference may ask the Jungle kingdom's three rival princes to come here for a fresh at­ tempt to settle their differ­ ences, It waa learned today. Informed source* said Bri­ tain's chief delegate Mal­ colm MacDonald and Soviet D e p u t y Foreign Mlniatcr Georgl Pushkin might pro­ pose at today's aesilon call­ ing all thrre princes to a meeting. They aald the question of inviting the princes hare was discussed Thursday by Push­ WASHINGTON (UPI) Chairman Richard ,B. Russell of the Senate Armed Services Committee said today he waa not disposed to vote for the proposed United Nations bond Issue. He termed UN use of force In the Congo a tragic mistake. The Georgia Democrat said In an Interview that when the United States "joined with Russia" In moving to control anU-Communiat Katanga it gave Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru "the excuie he was looking for" to Invade Portuguese Goa. The action, he aald, also has caused Indonesian President Sukarno to threaten invasion of Naw Guinea. Ruiaell, a member of the Senate appropriation* and apace committee!, and con­ gressional atomic committee, Is the Senate's senior mili­ tary authority. He Is probably privy to more military, Intelli­ gence and security Informa­ tion than any other senator. President Kennedy's re­ quest for authority to buy up to $100 million of the impend­ ing $200 mUllon UN bond Issue to meet costs of UN military operations baa brought both criticism and kin and MacDonald, but that no firm decision was reached. Today’* meeting—the first full cession of the new year— could decide to listen to "neu­ tralist" P r l n e e Souvnnna Phoumm before railing in hit C o m m u n i s t half-brother, Prince Souphanouvong, and pi o- Western Prince Roun Gum, premier of the I.aos government, the sources said. After eight months of spadework toward a peace treaty for the war-torn south, rust Aslan country, the con­ ference here helped set up a mcellr.g between the three princes In the administrative support In Congress. Chairman Harry F. Byrd, (D-Va.), of the Senate Fin­ ance Committee, also has registered hla opposition to the proposal. Senate Demo­ cratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey, Minn., however, haa promised to back Kennedy's bond request "to the hilt." The request probably will be taken up by the Senate Foreign Relationi Committee, rather than by Byrd’s fin­ ance group. It will touch off a sharp Senate debate on the whole future of U.S. policy to­ ward the world organisation and its financial support. Dance Planned A post - basketball - game dance haa been planned for to­ night in tha SHS cafeteria, beginning after the gam* and progressing until l ‘A The Na­ tional Honor Society la the sponsoring organisation and refreshments will be served. Residential - Commercial Ilulldlng fjk rfiw H r FALL OUT SHELTERS f a 2-7083 SANTA MONICA. Calif. (UP1)—8lnger Bing Croaby, 57, undergoes surgery today for the removal of kidney clone*. Crosby’* brother, Larry, said Ring expected to be out of the hospital by Jan. 16 In time for hls golf tournament in northern California. "Testa determined the kid­ ney stone waa causing him severe stomach pain. He un­ derwent a similar operation several yeara ago In 1957 and waa in the hospital a week or co,” explained Larry Crosby. The crooner entered 8t. John's Hospital Jan. 1 but left twice, once to have dlnnrr with h>s family and again Wedneaday to attend the christening of hie seventh child, Nathaniel I’atrirk Crosby. When asked how tha linger was taking confinement to a hospital bed, a spokesman said, "He's not taking It like moat patients, In fact he Is a little bored with the whole thing." Crosby was hospitalixed about two week* ago In San Francisco for several daya with what attendant* said v a i stomach flu. capita! at Vientiane. Rut the meeting never got off the ground. Souphanouvong’s personal bodyguards rolled Into tlie capital distri­ buting leaflet* th st urged loyal government troops to revolt and Roun Oum 'stam p­ ed away from the meeting site in a huff. The breakup Dec. 27 threw the Geneva conference Into a state of suspended animation. Rut Thursday, Souvanna flow Into Paris to attend hi* daughter's wedding, and Western tourers said Russian and, British diplomats "un­ doubtedly" would be in touch with him to feel him out. Young mallard ducks are Fattier, Souvanna had been known to swim as far as onequoted as saying h« had "new third mile on their first trip proposals' to submit. out of the neat. ance yet that even a skeleton­ ized version can be enacted. This la tf* Situation despite assertions by Democratic par­ ty stratefists $wt a presldential victory pn this issue would giro a tuajor boost to Democratic pmspecta in next November's ekctioas. The outlook for action on the bill undoubtedly will be a maor topic when Kennedy confers at ths White House Saturday with Chairman Wil­ bur Milk. <D-Ark.), of the House Ways k Means Com­ mittee. Mills' eommltee also has jurisdiction ova* three other major items os the adminis­ tration's legislative program. AH of them are tabbed for action ahead of the medical care bill. Hie three are Kennedy's liberal tariff-cutting program, his tax revision package and a major overhaul of the federal-state wel­ fare program. The tontrtversial plan to expand Social Security bene­ fits into the new field of hoapitalization aid nursing home benefits has been pigeonholed since last spring in the 25man romaiittee. Kennedy still does not have the IS votes needed to aqueeie out even a compromise. If he fails to budge the committee. Kennedy may try to bypass it by launching a drive in the Senate. For several reasons the Kennedy-Milla talk Saturday la not likely to lead to early action in the Hou«e commit­ tee: —Mills voted against all versions of the Social Secur­ ity approach to medical care In I960 and there is no evi­ dence that he has changed his position. —Even if Mills agreed to go along, there la no assur­ ance that he could muster majority support. On the last showdown in I960 a com- promise version got the *up. port of only nine of the com­ mittee's 15 DemocriU. —The committee's heavy schedule will keep It busy un- £ til late May or June. TALLAHASSEE—Merit sys­ tem examinations will ba held January 23-23 for the posi­ tion of ''Conservation Educa­ tion Aide'' with the Game and Fresh Wster Fish Commis­ sion. • Interested qualified person* may write for applications and information to: Informa­ tion and Education Divlaien. Game and Freah Water Tish Commission. Tallahassee. M i n i m u m qualifications needed ara four year univeraity degree with major coursri leading to a teach­ e r* certificate or in game and fith conservation. plu» one year full-time paid experirnce. Equivalent combin­ ations of education and exper­ ience are eligible. It waa stat­ ed. Age limit* are 21-53 year*. Salary rang* la 5400 to $500 per month. All qualified applicant* will be aubjected to competitive written and oral examinations under the Commission'! merit ayitem proceedings. INCOME TAX SERVICE OSCAR M. HARRISON MOVED FROM 2619 HIAWATHA AVK. Ta ' 1311 PALMETTO AYE. PHONE FA 2-8827 Paved Street* With Curb* A Sicl»w»lk* Whit* Tem uao Floor* GE Hot W ater Heater CE Built-In Kitchen Appliance* City Sewer S yetea Awning Window* Beautiful Park* Large Cloeeta Street Light* 3 Bedrooms — Situnted centrally to EVERYTHING 4 Bedrooms in Central Florida, yet far enough VA confusion of biff city traffic and F IN A N C IN G MONTHLY PAYMENTS crowd* u to give aa atmosphere of %#%WTaxe«, A In*. Included alraoHt rural auburban charm that U SUN LAND ESTATES. NO DOWN PA YM EN T W. DODSON, Contractor CLOSING COSTS Bring: the Family and inspect our newly completed HOMES . . . . OPEN DAILY it our current dividend end more men end women then ever for your inspection im m e d ia t e ! PHA. FHA-IN-SERVICE CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE Drive 17-92 To Sunland Estates (2 Mile* So. of Sanford) Home* Ready For Immediate Occupancy SALES OFFICE — la t HOUSE INSIDE ENTRANCE OCCUPANCY before now seve where their money works herder ena* bling them to enjo the better things in life sooner. Ilyrea Leach, Billy Bromley, A rt Harris CUSTOM BUILDING P. O. Boa l i l t FA 2-MT4 Sanford, Fla. GA S-42ST Featured by — JIM HUNT REALTY CHRISTMAS PARADE WINNERS received their plaquea a t a Jaycee luncheon held recently. Present for the recognition wera these representa­ tives, From left, Mrs. John White, for the Sanford Woman'a Club; Randall Chase for Scout Troop 242; Mrs. Patricia OUon for Altamonte Elementary School; Mrs. Veimu Mitchell for Southeide School and Mrs. Mary Milko for the Little Red Schoolhouie. On th* back row are Mra. H. A. Moreland Jr. for the F irst Presbyterian Church and Mrs. Jerry White for Pinecrest Kiddie Korner Kindergarten. (Herald PhotoX FA 2-2111 �\ ( T lt i' • VOL. 5H C tO C Hr LARRY VERSHKI. Slat* Rep. Gordon Freder­ ick (aid today he would not consider any draft aa far at running fur the legislature. At a matter of fact Frederick to­ day turned over qualification paper* to the Herald with a not*. “Re My Guest!" Said Mr. Frederick: “If you can muster the $00 . . . you run.” f ’c t n f m ii i i m u i i WEATHER: Scattered showers throush Tuesday. Hiph today, 70-76. Low tonight, 45-50. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. JAN 8, 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. .161 3 Seminole Businesses Looted Drug Store MIGs Force Bulletin 80 Persons Die Down Sabena Robbed Of Narcotics As Trains Collide Airliner Groundbreaking cereniontee far Us* new Del-Mar C orporation b u ild in g on Country-dub Retd will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, It was announced today. Casselberry Sunday Liquor BanAttempt Fails A meeting of the Board of Aldermen, called in an at­ tempt to h ilt Sunday sales of alcoholic beverages in Casselberry, failed to m ater­ ialise Saturday morning when only the two aldermen who called the meeting and the I town clerk,Mrs. Lillian Bel* sel, showedup at Municipal Hall. Called by Mrs. Hope Bennett and Rohn Lady, the meeting also lacked the ser­ vices of Attorney Kenneth McIntosh, give town’* legal representative, who Friday was advised by Casselberry Mayor Joseph Laird that he would not be needed for the special meeting. Neither had he been asked to attend the 7:30 p. m. regular board meeting today when newly " "" elected officials will be sworn into office, Mctntosh said. regulations and copies of tha However, there was an at- “d ice were sent to ministers torn*; from an Orange Coun- #nd , r t * »' •• . , „ . , . lo all other members of Ih# ty legal firm employed b y ! CMfelberry n„*rd of AIJcr. Hibbard Casselberry, deve- mrni Mrs. nennett „ id. loper of the town in the au• They all were called and diencc along with 10 Castcl- told not to come but I'm berry residents. Casselberry, been advised that a number who had a tape recorder in of ministers will be present operation on a secondrow for Monday night * meeting to seat at hie side, said, when see wh.it we do after the neve asked, that he thought he board takes over," she add* would record all meetings of ed. the board from now on. "f think this it a fine exWhen it became obvious ample of the Mickey Mouse after nearly hair an hour that government our town has had a quorum would not be avail to put up with in the past able, Mrs. Bennett and Lady and I think the people aro called it quits and told the getting tired of it and are go. audience that in view of the ing to call for us to put art tape recorder they would an­ end to it," Lady commented, swer questions outside the Today's meeting will be building. held In the Casselberry Worn* Notice of the meeting was en'* Club Building on Over* posted according to town brook Dr. ISTANBUL, Turkey (LTD By the way only 76 days to The trams were jammed HARM ELEN. Holland (UTI) Several hundred d o l l a r s qualify for the legislative race. —Two speeding express trains —A Belgain airliner with 27 worth of narcotic* were stolen with an estimated 500 persons, . . . Anyone wanta lend me collided today, killing 80 per­ persons aboard was forced m w A ... from Key*er’a Drug Store at most of them returning from $60 T sons in The Netherlands' the lamgwood Plata Friday weekend holidays. The acci­ down in Armenia by Soviet • • • worst rail disaster. in the first of three major MIG jet fighters today after Don't be surprised if City hreakins Friday and Saturday, Officitl* .said on* of the dent scene was a rail cross­ its pilot reported trouble with Fiscal Agent Loom It I.eedy trains apparently sped past a ing near this village 26 miles his radio equipment. tlie Sheriff's office reported recommends that the city bor­ red warning signal that was from Utrecht. The Incident was announced | Sandburg 84 HOLLYWOOD (U P D -P oct row $200,000 to finance a sew­ obscured by heavy fog. Sheriff J. L. Hubby ordered Dutch Premier Jan E. da first in Brussels by Sabena ' Carl Sandburg observed his age treatment plant and sug­ ■in extensive search on for Airlines and then continued Seven hours after the crash Qua) and other high govern gest* a 20-year-program. three men wanted In connec­ Rk i +1, .. 1 a in Istanbul by airport offi­ 84th birthday Saturdav. authorities said 80 bodies had mrnt officials went to the cials. • • • • | i # W$v.<.* tion with the three hrrnkina been removed. Another 50 ■v that hit tlie area. Other break- • *.**; The word ia that garden persons were injured and scene immediately. The plane, a French-built Bishop Dies uBL - ■- -vlv. ATHENS, Greece (U P 1 )- ins were at Senoy Holding clubs around town are up in scores more suffered minor The nine coaches were so Caravellc Jot. was flying <>v v archbishop of and Mortgage Corp. and the arms over the landscaping cuts and bruises. badly shattered tiial officials from Tehran, Iran to Istan­ Throclctu*. 'f t •A ' Athens and primate of all around City Hull and the Mid-Florida Golf Course. said it might take two days bul. It had 19 passengers and Greece, died early today after Courthouse. . . . And are they Hobby said that “quite a lot k ;V to clear the tracks of wreck­ a crew of eight. ' j 3 mad about Sid Richard's rock age. Some of the cars plunged Airport authorities said the a lengthy illness. He was 61. of narcotics were stolen from garden. the drug stole as well ns $ 1,down a 10-foot embankment. jetliner was forced down at • • • 200 in cash, 2U cartons of cig- |. •’ ,-rh S ’’ • .• i ■J 51. Slager. editor of a liar- Yerevan, capital of Soviet Hei tor Appeal PARIS tU PIl Former aieta, lighters and lunch meal. Armenia about to miles north mclcn newspaper, said he Mayor J. II. (J i in m y) Secretary of State Christian Entry was gained by break­ found ’•pure chaos" when ho of the Turkish border. Crapps will have his new | ' i The incident occurred in A. Hcrtcr appealed to the ing a hole through the wall in arrived on the scene 15 min­ name plate a t tonight’s City j a Unltrd States and its allies the bathroom ami then enter­ utes after the crash. apparently the tame area Commission meeting. . . , Did i . ; today to create a "real com­ ing the main building. "There was only one am­ where two U.S. Air Force you know that the name plate munity" of Atlantic nations. * The m ortgage com pany w as comes from submerged wood bulance on hand," he said. planet wore lost in 1958. CALCUTTA, India (U P D - "As fast as emergency work­ entered by breaking a look on 116 years old out of Lake Airport authorities said the An armed uprising has start­ ers could get victims out of pilot of tlie airliner, Freddy Nixon Departs tlie hark of the building w ith Monroe? I .. . - t ' <1 MIAMI (UPl) - Former $125 stolen. ed against King Mahendra'a the wreckage they were laid Moureau. reported 19 min­ • • • regime In Nepal, with heavy down In the fields. There were utes after leaving Tehran Vice President Richard M. • 1 The three then went to the The city will once again dis­ casualties on both sides, It dead and wounded every­ that he had lost radio con­ Nixon left here Sunday after •Mid-Florida Golf Course near « v.f ) f ' cuss the condemnation ordi­ was reported >hcre today. i v where." tact but was proceeding on a stay of several da>*. He Sanlumlo Spring* and accord­ nance tonight . . . what the Report! reaching here from the 850-miie flight to Istanbul headed for the nation'! capi­ ing to Hobby were sen n il off ordinance does is set proced­ s\ without radio navigational tal. From there he intends to by officers. ure for condemning structures Darjeeling, an Indian town on l V * rrturn to California. the Nepali border, said fightDeputies found the sufe lay­ aids. in the city. ing had occurred in eastern ing over on it# side in the I • • • Whatever the trouble was, middle of the floor. Apparent­ it apparently did not interfere More Refugees Sheriff J. L. Hobby hat or­ and western parts of the LEFT WAITINCs fur n quorum nt the CnitHelbcrry Municipal Hall S atu r­ MIAMI (V PD — Three ly nothing had been taken. with the plane's radio trans­ dered his men to start clamp­ llimalyan kingdom. Cubana who commandeered day morning were Aldermen Rohn Lady, left, and Mro. Hope Dennett who At least three Nepali police mitter. ing down on motorists speed­ a gunboat and sailed to the attempted to call the .special acnaion to bring aalca of alcoholic beverages in posts hava been taken over ing in potted sonea. United States with 14 other by nationalist, tha reports the town In line with county regulation*. Shown at right is Mrs. Lillian * * • 3tr*. Graee Evans Green, Cubans locked in a cabin are Deisel, town clerk. (Herald Photo) 67, of Casselberry and ..er Some trouble developing be­ said. King Mahendra said Fri­ being processed by immigra­ niece of Jacksonville were tween the city and School tion officials. Hoard on allowing the city day that his political op­ killed Saturday in a three, recreation department to us* ponents were trying to "seise ra r accident which occurred Pilots May Strike tchopl gyiijt to carry out ita power." He said they were . roynd n*>m near Statesboro, NEW YORK (U Pl) — Pan * A petition will be circulat­ program. A special meeting *:«fl.v btl Jtd tha%anctuar>‘t ( j / ' World Airways ed for signatures of Longwood th « v tlu m b er of Commerce American Mra. Bennett said this Krone'll "I'm not against anybody that "it waa accepted at a nd Green, hu- »*nd of has been set up between Supt. of a foreign power." Tha King prese ntly is en- the dead woman who recelv- will kickoff its membership facet a strike by its pilots at businessmen and residents morning that she will offer for taking a drink . . . meeting in the living room of of Schools K. T. Mil wee and City Manager W. E. Knowles tcrtalning Premier U Nu of i C(j a crushed chest and other drive for the year next Mon­ aoy time after midnight to­ this week in protest of ser­ lo pay personally Attorney that's his own business. But I my home and my homa It no Uurma who it on a state visit injuriei and it listed In cri­ day at 8 a. m. with a break­ night, but the Air Line Pilots vices in Uie area by the Win­ do think that wc ought to do town hall!" to iron out the problem. Kenneth .McIntosh to dralt an the tiling that ii fair to other to Nepal. Both recently sign­ tical condition at a States­ fast at tlie Civic Center, it Association has given no in­ ter Park Telephone Co. • • • Authorized by the City ordinance rescinding that businesses selling beer and dication if or when there will Eari Higginbotham tells us ed border agreements with boro hospital, was scheduled was announced today. Council at its meeting last which allows brer and liquor liquor and eomc in line with Co-chairhvan of the mem­ be a walkout. that Seminole Raceway will Communist China after re­ to undergo x-ray* this morn­ Thursday night, lire petition vales In the town on hundays county regulations. I've learn­ open up the first of next year. ceiving financial aid from ing to determine extent of bership drive are Scott Burnt will point out what was term ­ in an effort to get the issue ed tin t pricra are raised here Dominican Talks and Bill Hemphill. . . . ria n t are now being drawn Peiping. his Injury. SANTO DOMINGO (U P D - ed as "gross unfairness" to under discussion by the Board on Sunday and that ceriainly for a spanking new clubhouse. At tile time of (he accident All canvassers for the drive of Aldermen. • • • is not fair to other count) the Greens were returning are urged to attend the Tcodoro Moiroto, regional di­ small businesses which arc "I've tried repeatedly to buamcsimen," she added. charged business rates al­ rector of President Kennedy's Regular blanch meeting of home from Schenectady, N. breakfast. TALLAHASSEE (U Pl) — Fleet Reserve A ttn. 147 will Chamber president Rich­ "alliance for progress," plan­ though they presently must have it included on the meet­ V., where they had attended "We’ve issued seven li­ ing agendas without success State Civil Defenie Director be held a t • p. m. today a t the ard Drat said this morning ned lo confer with high Do- share party lines with resi­ the funeral of her brother. censes for the sale of alco­ and I've also tried to ques­ FRA Horn* on the lakefront, H. W. Tarkington, acting on Mrs. Green, president of that with a "unified effort" mlnlran officials today on dential listings. tion legality of the manner in holic beverages In this town order* from Gov. Farrka Bry­ "We wouldn't be to opposed using the program's funds to 219 Seminole Hlvd. Honor the Casselberry Women's to all members and cillieni The mayor even went so far which this Lllllandale hubguests will be the returned The County Commission will Club, was a native of Schen­ throughout tlie county the spark the Dominican econ­ to the rate* whirh we feel are division plat was accepted as lo issue a beer license lo ant. checked Monday to see excessive If we had service members of VAII-1 Tigers. hold it* reorganisation meet­ ectady where fimrral tervieea ehsm brr's memlierthlp this omy. a filling station that isn't in how much aid it avallablo to warrant such charges. without any result*," Mrs. The Women's Auxiliary will ing i t I > in, Tuesday und in­ will lie held with the Bond year should reach an all time Hie rity limits of Casselberry for the tornado-ravaged city There are many times when Ilcnnrtt said. Merit Firings meet In the TV room at I p. m. dication* are that J. C. Hutch­ Funeral h«me In charge. high. Will'll 1 found out about it I of rr*stvie«*. e * * TALLAHASSEE (UPl) - our business houses are ham­ Survivors, other than her "There is no doubt that ison will be re-elected chair­ A tornado hit the panhandle questioned the operator and Things are getting pretty man and Jamea P. Avery vice husband, include a aon, Wil­ this area it going to grow," Despite claims from Gov. pered by residential parties he said that he didn't need to city of 10,000 Just befure dusk rough when you notice tape chairman. liam, grandson Tommy and Dcas said, "and it It impera­ Farris Bryant that it Is hard who lie up tire service for be in the town, he had a post Friday, killing one person-* recorders a t council meetings. Other items scheduled to several brothers and sisters. tive that It grow in an or­ lo fire state em ploys under hours," the city officials ex­ office box In Casclbcrry. I six-month-old Donna Johnson There was on* in Casselberry come up bcfuie the board will Upon receiving word of the 1ganised, well-plauned and or­ the Merit System, system Di­ plained. called this in the attention of —injuring 26, and causing Circulating the petition will Saturday. manner: therefore, rector Gerald lluwell says the be Carlton's Bliss's "modi­ accident. Miss Emily Evans, derly the hoard and the license was widespread damage in a mile• * • be G. T. Waltz who was ad­ rate of dismissal of Merit membership in the chamber niece of Mrs. Green, who fied" policy on a c q u i r i n g rescinded and (lie man's wide sweep through the north Don't forget if you were rights of way for county rosdt made her home with the Cat. It every citiscn's opportunity System em ploys is at high vised by Longwood Mayor A. ST. PETERSBURG (UPl) money refunded," the con­ part of town. An estimated K. Lormann to list all points burn in January . . . better and drainage. selherry couple, left immedi­ to have a voice in this order­ at in private industry. 15o tu 300 persons were left —Tlie Coast Guard said to­ tinued, of grievance m tlie petition day a search had started for make sure you gel your driv­ The directive outlines a pul­ ately (or Sta'csboro accom­ ly growth," Deas stated. hom eless. "It looks like I'm fighting including a statement advis­ er’s license. ley to he followed In designa­ panied by Mr. and 5!rt. a man and his wife and two Dcas urged "everyone in OAS Protest Bryant flew to Crestview • • • ALGIERS. Algeria (U P D - ing that if relief is not forth­ children missing in the Gull a one-woman battle because Sunday fur an inspection trip ting projects to be included In Clarence Doebener and Char- the county to make a con­ we don't have tlie men to do coming, the city will take tlie The Sanford Art A ttn, will the road and drainage im­ lea Pyle, friends of the fam­ certed effort in making this Rightwlng supporters of the of Mexico aboard a 33-foot it and I'm gelling tired of that lasted an hour and 13 meet at the Capri for dinner provement program. 'crash' campaign lucceatful. * outlawed Secret Army Organ­ m atter before the .State Utili­ cabin cruiser. ily. the illegal stuff that goes on mir.utrs. With him were Col. at 7:30 p. m. today. The pro­ isation (OAS) staged a two- ty Commisiion. The Coast Guard laid Mr. I down here and this he tin.I t e 11. N. Kirkman. the llkhway gram to follow will bo con­ hour protest strike in three ~ ~ and Mrs. (». E. Young of In- scrce.i business," t. c slated. Patrol chief; Jam es Kynet, ducted by Mr. and Mrs. I’aul Aigcrlan cities today. The Sll» W t there Thursday a T ic plat is under question the governor's aide, and John Daren, speaking on Theatrical move passed off with nothing . - . . . “ u . .. hoard Ihc.r boat, Miss Char- by Mrs. Bennett who ta ) t Evans, Bryant's pres* aecre. Art. Daren hat experience in more serious than a teenage IX1 1IS 1*11m SC 11 lottc, en route to visit » tary. designing stage scenery and raid on a girl's school. Donald Galu. a 27) ear-old friend at Pensacola. But the Mrs. Daren has experience as South Seminole resident com- cabin cruiser (ailed lo s uw an actress. Deny Appeal Flies Atlantic milled suicide la«t Friday. up (or a relueling slop It was • • • P age 8 B ridge WASHINGTON i U Pl)-T h a STOCKHOLM (U PI)-O llie the sheriffs o.'ilce revealed due to make at Carabclle. Member* of Deer 1‘atrul of C hi- ifie d ........... .. I'uge 11 Tbe Coast Guard, concerned Supreme Court relutcd today Itingatrand, 2o, the youngest today. Scout Troup CU1 participate*, Page 9 C u m in . .... to examine the appeal of two pilot to make a transAtlantie Tlie man. who lived at 2126 over squally weather In the in a l.ttteibug Hike Satur­ I'uge 8 Ik-ar Abby . . N cgrj ministers convicted of solo flight, arrived here Sun­ Itidge Drive in Tanglewood. Uulf the past few days, said day. The boys walked from E ntertullim ont „ Pi. v disorderly ronduct in Birm­ day. The Stockholm student died of self-iniliclrd wounds I planes from the Coast Goar.l 27th St. to the Uig Tree along Legals Page 6 • II t III ingham, Ala., for their part with a .22 caliber pistol, Slier- station licrc and at Biloxi, flewr hit plane from Miami to Hwy. 17-92. picking up trash I’uisle I'ugu 9 in a 1958 campaign against Mis*., had begun searching Stockholm by way of Ber­ Iff J. L. Hobby said. and litter thrown out by care­ Society _ Pug* 7 segregation on city busrs. The coroner's .ury ruled the for the Miss Charlotte, muda. The Arorcs, Lisbon. less motorist* along the way. E ditorial Pago 4 They are the Rets. J. S, Phi­ Young was identified as an Barcelona. Geneva, Zurich death as a suicide. No note Spoil* . Pago <1 fer and F. L. S mtllesworth was found near tlie bod). Ingll* motel owner. and Copenhagen. BRIEFS Nationalists Revolt Against Mepal Ruler Two Casselberry People Killed Petition Blasts Phone Service C Of C To Hold Anjiual Drive She's Willing To Pay Legal Fee State Checking Crestview Aid County Board To Reorganize Florida Family Missing In Boat Tanglewooa Man I lora'd Index Shot 4 Times, He Kills Attacker JACKSONVILLE (U H ) — James C. Clark, who shot an­ other man four limci in ■ bar Saturday, was slain by hit victim at he attempted to take the wounded man to tbe hospital, police taid. Police taid the wounded man, Theodore Moy*. picked up a hunting knife from the flour of Clarke's ear and rut Clark's throat at they drove toward the hospital. Officer* (aid Move would be held for investigation of homicide when he is released Lum the hospital. Fermented Berries All Picked 12,000 Robins Learn Sober Truth CHAMBER OF Commerce membership co-chairmen are BUI Hemphill, left, and Scott Burns. Looking on is C of C president Rlchnrd Deivs, right, lh a membership drive will kick-off neat Monday, OAKLAND, Calif. (UPl) Earl Lopez like* lo look out the window of hit Oakland home on a Sunday morning and lake proprietary notice ol a robin or two hopping across bia (two. But Sunday hi* morning visitors brought some friends, and their families, and a few haugers-on—and *1 added gp to an estimated 3,uuu robins occupying his lawn, his porch, the sidewalk and the street. II was the sreond wholesale robin invasion in at many da> a In the Ssn Franciico are*. Saturday an estimated 12,000 of toe red-breasted ael converged on a neighborhood ia Los Altos. 35 miles to the south, and i> t happily swath­ ed on overripe pyracantha berries. It was tlie same berries that attracted the birds lo Lopez's home—but (lilt time, it ap­ peared to him, they slJ)rd sober. "I was still In bed when they cam e." be said. "They were really making a racket. 1 never saw so man) birds in my whole life." Brandies on trrrs In front of hit house sagged under the weight of the robins, and the birds tu gorged themiclve* that they wandered dazedly around the street, refusing to flap their wings even when cars approarhrd. The berries, when ovcrtipc or sprayed, can make robina drunk, according to ao avitulluritt, Alex Eiacnhcrg. And drunk, aaid residents of Uie Lot Altos neighborhood, was what they were. "They wouldn't even walk away from you when you approach ed Ih e a ," said one. They wouldn't fly—on one wing tit two. ^ �# a n fn rh Srrilft Tagc 2—Mon. .Ian. 8, '62 Kennedy Meets With Leaders On Program Algeria Hit By New Strike WASHINGTON 1 The President will deliver Wednesday. his Stale of the Union Ad­ Vice Prcv dent Ly ndon U. The meeting with IS House dress to a Joint session of the Johnson was asked to join in and Senate leaders was tbe House and Senate Thursday. the meeting to d’seuss admin- i second of three pre-session He will tend his budget and Istratlon proposal* to be tub-* (onfcrences scheduled at the other legislative proposals to milted to the cicctlon-yoar; While House. Congress in subsequent mes­ session of Congress starlin g ' Kennedy met Saturday with sages In the next few weeks. Chairman Wilbur Mills (D* Ark.), of the House Ways and Meins Committee, snd plans to confer Tuesday with other top Democrats. House Republican Leader A change in time schedules Charlea A. Halleck of Indisna hoisted on* storm warning tor became effective this morn­ the Chief Executive Sunday ing at Ihc Enterprise EleInterior walls and oulsid* night. Halleck said In a tele­ mint ary School. woodwork and to put up new vision interview th il Ken­ L, O. Hayman, principal of drapes. nedy's proposal for medical the school, has reporled that Toe public has been Invited care for the aged pointed to­ for the remainder of the term, to attend th* Jan. 17 meeting ward socialism and would not morning session* will begin at 8 o’clock and classes will be at 9 p in. and to hear a talk pass Congress this year. Senate Democratic Leader dismissed at 3 p.m. by guest speaker, Webb Watt on the subject of "Commun- Mike Mansfield of Montana alio predicted trouble ahead lain In Your Country." Watt, an Axa!«* Park drug­ for the administration. He gist, is well known in Centr*l said the new aession would be Florida as a lecturer against more difficult than the last one and the House would boar Communism. Howard I»- Whelchel The next fund raising pro­ "the burden of responsibil­ tect will b« a luncheon and ity." 160 Elliott Ate. The President's proposal for card party to be held Jan. 18 FA 2-2010 at 12:30 p.m. There will be the United Stales to buy 8100 table prizes and door prize*. million In United Nations Those who wish to m»ke up bonds »nd Ills request for Of fire Hour*: 1 - 6 a tahle and attend should broad tariff-culling powers Evening* By Appointment appeared likely to atir up a contact Mrs. Al Grimwood major battle. for raaarvationa. (Ul»l> —'gram. Pres.dent Kennedy invited Democratic and Republican congressional leaders to the Waite House today In a move to enlist bipartisan support for his 1962 legislative pro- ALGIERS, Algeria (LT1)—The outlawed .Secret Army Organization, (OAS) called a two-hour tdrike today in an effort to show massive support for its violent tftruggle to keep Algeria French. With casualties mounting daily and the .slltjalloii threatening to get out o f hand, the prefect o f Oran, Casselberry Women's Club Reports Latest Improvements --------- —— tin n o r t h * A liter I*, threat' curd to impose a stale of , liege If necessary. I Authorities in Oian, Al­ geria's second laigsst city, were tonremed at what they termed an "Infernal cycle of violence”—Moslem rthols and l.uiopcan extieinista Blacking M A K A S S A R , Indonesia each other In a growing series <UPlJ — President Sukarno of reprisals and counter-re­ escaped a third attempt prisals. •gainst hli lire when a hand In Algiers Sunday a car full grenade exploded Sunday of Kunipean youths hurled night in a crowd outside a hand grenades Into a Moslam •porta arena, killing 9 persona hostel and machlnegunned survivors, kiltng one and In­ and Injuring 31. Tba M-yaar-oLd president, juring ten. Tha Algiers attack brought unhurt but obviously edgy af­ tho day'a casualty t o l l ter tlie explosion, went on with hie speech In the arena throughout Algeria to IB •nd ripped Into The Nether- dead and 34 wounded. By lait midnight, official landa for lta refusal to hand West Irian Wasl Naw Guinea f if u m showed th at sine* tha first of the year tarrorlst over to Indonesia. A government spokesman violence by both aldei had ••Id sevaral persona ware ar­ taken 139 lives and lift 341 rested as "Dutch agents" In Injured. The liadart of ths rebel Al­ tha assassination attempt. He charged the Incident waa de- gerian provisional govsmglgnated to break the spirit m int wars In tha middle of a masting Mohimof Indonesia and was an ex­ strategy ample of tha "crueltioi and msdla, Morocco, 16 miles Immorality of Imperiallati." north of Casablanca, Makassar la in eouthwest Tha masting, which began Celebes, one of Indonesia's Sunday, was tha flrat outside blggtst Islands and a major tha rabtl exile headquarters •trooghold of rebels who rose in Tunisia, elnc* tha govern­ up against the Sukarno gov­ ment waa organised In 1911. ernment In lis t, They only Apparently tha rebel cabinet recently ended their resis­ waa discussing Its next mova tance and aubmltted to the in secret negotiations with authority of the central gov­ tha French government on ernment. cunditiunc for granting Al­ The grenade exploded at I geria independence. p, m. about ISO yards behind the ear carrying Sukarno to the sport* arena. It was thrown from the crowd and North Orlando landed in the road between tha motorcade and the crowd. Garden Club Col. Jusef, the government epokeiman, aald the blast Meets Thursday Th* North Orlando Garden killed two adults and a child and Injured 14 children, 10 Club will meet at 7:Jo p.m. adult civilians, 3 members of Thursday at the home of Mrs. the mobile brigade and a sol­ Ruih Clark, il l N, Edgemon dier. Ave, Sukarno, speaking to a Alt num bers havt been re ­ crowd of 9,000 atudanls, poli­ tical leader* and military per- quested to bring ona doien eonnel, concentrated on Ids glada and g contslnar In ordor attack on Dutch Foreign Min­ to tako part in the program ister J.M.A.II. Luos' argu­ whin special arrangement In­ ments for retention of Dutch structions will be given by a control over West New Uul- guest speaker. Co-hostess willi Mrs. Clark MB. "If Luas says that Dutch for tha meeting will be Mri. colonialism gave Indonesia Myra Btodden. more than It took away It ii • He," aald Sukarno bluntly. In a previous speech at Woodworking Bonybaui, Sukarno laid In­ donesia wanted to avoid Class Opens bloodshed but would sand "tbouiktida and thousands" of A t Lyman boats to Invade West New A woodworking class for Guinea unless the Dutch get adults will b* organised at out. Sunday's assassination at­ Lyman High School at T p.m. tempt waa tha third against today with Millard Larch, Sukarno In a little mure than head or the school's Industrial four years. Arts Dept., as Instructor. Lata in ISS7 a grenade was Classes are echadulad to toiaad I t hla automobile in inert on Monday and Tuesday Jak arta where he was a tie oil­ of each weak from 7 p.m. ing a ceremony. Several until 9:30 p.m. and will be persons were killed, includ­ limited to 20 persons. Students ing some children. Arrests will supply their own m ater­ were made and death sen­ ials and tha only charge for tences decreed but they have the instruction will be the 63 not yet been carried out. registration fee. By Jane Casselberry The Women’s Club of Catselberry held its regular monthly busineit m re ting last Wednesday al 8 p.m. Another step lias been com­ pleted in the dub'* effort to finish ils building in attrac­ tive Colonial si)la according to the original architectural plans, reports of the meeting staled. Light beige and brown vinyl tile flooring has been Installed throughout, Including the kit chcn and restrooina. by Su­ perior Construction Co. which was th* low bidder. Th* kit­ chen had be«n previously renovated with n*w cabinets, rounlrr topi and a Ihrta-part stainless *ie*l sink. Tha next project will be lo paint th* Sukarno Escapes Third Attempt On His Life COURT OK HONOR mvvuitIa were given Thursday to Mark Kaborn, cen­ ter left, who won hln First Claus Seoul llndgc ami to David Higginbotham, center right, who earned hi* Fireman*hip trudge. They are given a put on the back by Scoutmaster Philip Simpson. Flaghohler: nre Tom .lonea nrnl Hank Ashby. Court of Honor waa held a t the regular m e e tin g of T ro o p 501 I Herald Photo) at Holy Croaa Episcopal Church. Enterprise School Times Income Tax Blood Bank Donations 'Drop O f f Donations at tha Central Florida Blood Bank dropped off iharply In Decambar with only 33 donora coming In dur­ ing tha holiday rush to boost tha supply. Robert Johns, a faithful don­ or gavs hla 14th pint, Robert D, Grltma, hla 13th, F.«rl Handley, hla 11th and Mrs. Edith Rogers and Woodrow Hartley donated their 10th. Two men are naw msmbers of tha aallon Club, having glvsn their Ith pint and re­ ceiving their dlitingulehlng key chain*. They are Paul M. Holst and Charlea Lueth. Seven plnter* are Joseph D u n e s and Claranca O. liasear and thar* ware five per­ sons giving their sixth dona­ tion. They are Joe Rogers, Raymond T. Ilall, Bernard Jaffe, Charles Rogers and David Rogers. Harry Wilson and Bari Mc­ Intyre made it 1 pints and Krancia Kelly, Jamea Lang­ muir, Doris Williams, Ada Williamson and Robert J, Stock Exchange Officials Silent NEW YORK (U PI)—Mem­ bers gathered for trading In tha busy markat at the Amer­ ican Block Exchange on Trin­ ity Place today with a ques­ tion on their lipa or In their minds: What next7 There had been a seiiet of bumps in the road in tha past eight months «f exchange op­ eration*. All th* time, how­ ever, Amex was building to a new record of stock volume as th* second largeit American securities exchange. Mure ap­ peared to II* ahead. Thl Jolts wefa capped by a Securities and Exchange Com­ mission staff report Issued Friday night after trading elused stating that Amex had tit operation* ehaw "general deficiency of aundardi and a fundamental failure of con­ trols.'' in other words, there was lax administration of rules eel up to protect th* public that invest* In n e u r­ itis* traded on the eaelvange— and front this laansss, abuse*. Boynton all guv* their third pint. Th* eecund dotialiun wee hied* by Buddy V a u g h n , Davis Gavin, Edward Perry, Margaret Whittington, James Sojher and Richard Lotz. Pirat timer* were Henry Taylor, Sura Jacobson, Ernest llaumelstar, Lloyd Stanley, Philip Fischler and William Rarnes Jr. T h u H u M BONUS U i SPECIALS|.b.u.y.s. TURKEYS s!*“ RIBS . . . . D ays Of Old WINNER. 8. D. (U P lj— ments usually averaged 100 Ranger Dun lllght, who re­ hc.nl and sometimes want al MON. - TUES. - WEDS. vived th* I bill century trail large as 300 head, but naver drive to save 62.00Q, appeared upproacbed In size tha lllght today to hava all but won his drive. his mid-winter IA50.00U gam­ lllght had said he would ble. “deliver the cattle in good con­ lllght'■ 1,300 cattle had dition" when he set out a t completed all but 17 miles of dawn Thursday from hla the history-making 70-mil* Westover. 8. D., ranch. But walk from Westover, S. D., he was troubled by weether along the way and expressed tu the railroad at Winner. Armour - Star However, tha drive will not concern for the safety of his end today i i had been expect­ herd on Saturday night when or ed. Instead, Hight will bed bllstard-llke anuws and 60down hie herd outside Winner mile-an-hour winds hindered tonight. prugiese. Wilson Certified * "We'll take them in TuesHowever, ha said the herd day," he said, explaining the came through the etorm in 6 - 1 4 Lbs. cattle should have a rest be­ good condition "and wa didn’t fore going Into the market. lose a hoof." The celtle were Riittd They were heddeed down Sun­ eased Into a sheltered ravine Young T*nder day night on tha Pete Olrun that night and fed on 400 Thriftway Bacon 1 lb. 49c Beef Liver ranch, 17 nitlee northwest of hales of borrowed hay. her*. Sunday night, a truck from llulogn* - Pickle - Pimento - Oil** - Long * Liver • Chi lllght elso said ha didn't Might’s ranch drove out to the 6 ox. 3/79c want to arrive at the Winner Olson pastures with COO bales Hickory Hill Luncheon Meat livestock auction today be- of hay, and another 600 hales causa Monday Is the regular were to lw delivered a t the Selected Med. Uiarkal day "and wa want to pre-telecled stop tonight. avoid as much of the crowd The auctioneer said cows Six* • Baking as poeslbla," end eteara have been aalling Eldon Daughters, cu-op«r- between 9170 and Ittfi a head ator of the auction market, and estimated the value of FROZEN FOODS aald tlie 1,100 breeder rows lllght'k herd at between nneGrade A Florida and 70U steer* would mike third and one-half million dol­ the drive th* largest single lar*. ane-dey consignment in Huuth lllght was Jubilant over hit Winter Gnrden Dakota history. good fortune in getting Apple • Peach 2 9 . He said Winner consign­ through the storm okay. “ We came through with flying Cherry- • 22 Ox. l-argo colors,” ha aald. The ex-World t Lb. n a . Wav II paratrooprr gambled Dot. on th* drive to save an es­ timated 43,000 in truck haul­ ing fees. 3 Lb* 99' 3 -2 9 ' Sweet Potatoes FR U IT PIES EGGS Houghton Infant Services Today Graveside funeral stiviee* ware held at t l a. m. today at Oaklawn Memorial Park for tha infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Andrew Houghton, who died *t birth a t S*mlnol* Memorial Hos­ pital Saturday. Th* infant is survived by h«r parents and two sislurs, Diana Karen and Jcnnlfrr Lee. The family resides at 103 Lake Minnie Drive, Park ltidx* Manor. 4 7 And Get Extra Gilt Edge Stamps 50 FREE Gilt Wesson O IL TERMITES SWARMING? SA V E on G A S Edge Stamps Wlt'a thin Coupon und a 82.00 nr nvsre purchase of Spur Gas 01Oil — Expire* Jnn. 13. Food King Oleo H!g 24 Oz. Btl. CIGARETTES O Q c Lb. HOUR'S REST Sliced BACON L a PKG. 39 * $2«9 »2 « R et. Ctn. Filter • King Flavor* JELLO 39 t All Popular Brand* Showboat Pork & Beans no 2-35* Tl*j* All 2/29c SMALL MEATY 3 pkgs. 25c Limit 3 With 83 Ur Mur* Food Urd*r Fla. Grad* -A - mewing Hens 19c lb Baby Ilccf Chuck or She ‘ Shoulder Round Steak 49c lb, Churk or Shoulder Mix or Match Stokely Cream Corn Stokely Cut Beans Stokely A laska P eas 803 Tins 5 -8 9 * C O L G A T E SP EC IA LS! AJAX Cleanser . Roast 45c lb. . reg. else * 2/29e GIANT AD — ............... ............... 79e VBL 9c Off 22 ox. Liquid 56e Palmolive Soap reg. 2/21c Bath 2/31e Caahmere Soap reg. 2/2!c Bath 2/31c FLOR1ENT Auil. Frangrancea . 79c 1CEUERG Lettuce LARGE HEADS OFFICERS OF THE i-ll CLUU iimUllud nt u recent meeting ul the group are, from left, seated, Rebecca lilies, president; Lillian Hicks, secretarytrcus'irer and Carolyn Washburn, vice president. Standing from left, are Rob Riser and Gayle Woodard, recreation leaders; Sharon Giles chaplain tuuOBobby Glenn, reporter. (Herald i ’hotoj , SPAR SERVICE STATION Corner 10th and French JJvdfJtw ay 25th & PARK 50 FR EE Gilt-Edge Stamps Limit I Coupon P«r Cueto user j { JK 5 5 5 JL With thle Coupon and a |5.00 or more food order—Expires Jan. 10th. S �I « ■ ■■■ K\)t if Saufurh M an. Ja n . 8. '62— f*ajre 3 Ifrra lli HIGH ADVENTURE PATROL members are these scouts of Troop 501 who recently completed a 60 mile adventure hike from the Olustee Battle Field Memorial Park up Into south Georgia, during the Christmas vaca­ tion. Shown here with them is Scoutmaster Phil Simpson. Not present was George Zimmerman, who also accompanied the boys. From left, kneel­ ing are Doug Stanley, Hank Ashby, Darrell McLain and Jeff Simpson. Standing are Dick Bruce, Chris Thomas, Tom Jones and Simpson. (Herald Photo) 9 Journey In Adventure Patrol — During the ret unt school holidays, aeven boys from Scout Troop 501 participated In a “High Adventure Patrol" that took them on a four-day 00 mile hike across the Georgia border. Starting out from Sanford a t 8 a. m. the day after ChristQjnas, the seven boys, Dick Bruce, Chris Thomas, Darrell McLain, Doug Stanley, Hank Ashby, Jeff Simpson and Tom Jones, with their leaders, Scoutmasters Phil Simpson and George Zimmerman, were driven to the Olustee War Memorial Battlefield in the i 'i^ p s c e o la Pol cat, sasl of Lake City by MV*. Gordon Stanley and Mrs. Zimmerman. There they shouldered their packs, 20 pounds apiece for the (toys and 40 pounds for the men, and set out. They stopped a t a place called Ocean Pond for lunch and then journeyed on until they reached a ranger fire tower, where they camped for the night. The neat morning, the ran­ ger arrived, gave them a new map and took them all on a Kennedy, Clay In Agreement 1 1 WASHINGTON (U PI) — Gen. Luciua D. Clay prepared to return to Berlin today in full agreement with President Kennedy on policy for han­ dling "possible crisis situa• tioni" there. The President announced the agreement Sunday in a three • paragraph statement after a hour-long meeting with Clay, hla personal repretentative in Berlin. Kennedy ■•Id they had “a moat useful and satisfactory review” of tiie Berlin situation. The President's conference Y with Clay came as officials r e p o r t e d new instructions were being sent to Llewellyn E. Thompson, U, S. ambassa­ dor to Moscow, for his next "exploratory” talk on Berlin with Soviet' Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, Secretary of State Dean Rusk said in a radio interview q Sunday that he was "some­ what encouraged" by the re­ sumption of the U. Soviet talks in Moscow. He said Berlin temuined “a very important and potential­ ly dangerous issue” and the exploratory* talks were being conducted to find out if there was any basis fur negotiations looking toward an agreement. The Kennedy-Clay meeting followed reports last week that Clay thought the U. S. military commander in Berlin, MeJ. Gen. Albert Watson, should be given greater au­ thority to deal with provoca­ tions along tha Berlin wall. But both Clay and Rusk Mid after a Saturday meeting that there was no disagree•rm ei.t between them on basic 9*rUo peLdjr. tou>* through the (ire lower, showing them the forest for miles around from the high vantage point, and demon­ strating how fires are spotted and nlurms sounded. The new map helped the patrol to find they way to the next stop-over, a former schoolhouse, now made into a honey factory. Rain had be­ gun to full steadily and the owner of the factory allowed them to take shelter in the storeroom for the night, and also ronducted them on a sightseeing trip through the factory. Leaving there the next morning, the boys, now ex­ perienced veteran hikers, made good time and arrived at the Georgia breeder I t 4 p. n . ’ ' There they found a hunting lodge where they replenished their water supplies and were guests of the lodge for breakfast next morning with a full course meal of eggs, hum and bacon, grite, biscuit* and cof­ fee. The next day, Father John Thomas and Dr. Gordon Stan­ ley arrived in station w.gons to pick up the hikers and re­ turn them to Sanford, a little footsore, but full of good spirits and pleased at their experience In hiking through an unknown area. On their trip the buys saw a wild boar, which they chas­ ed for a while, and also iden­ tified the tracks of deer, bear, tarnons, and rabbits. Scoutmaster Simpson has promised that a hike such as this will be an annual event, which will serve as a reward to the boys earning the most points for attendance, dues, uniform neatness, projects, and teat*. In addition. Scout* who earn th* right to go on the patrol will wear a special "High Advruture” pitch on their uniform. The Scouts were much im­ pressed with their visit to the Olustee Battle Field. This was the only Civil War battle fought In Florida and was won by the Confederates. The battleground has been pre­ served with a monument, and old uniforms and flags are displayed with the history of the battle*also on view. In their packs, the Scouts carried all tha equipment and food that they used on th* four day trip, plua three can­ teens of water, whirh were replenished each night, at the campsite. Many dried foods were used, in order to lighten packs, and provide the great­ est riAuTtthmeftt for the hlk- TH E 5-H Club Has Holiday Outing At Marfoda During th* recent holidays member* of the Seminole County 5-H Club, their par­ ent* and sponsors were guests of the Martoda Ranch for an afternoon of riding and piclicking. The group traveled to Os­ teen separately, meeting at Noel’s Store to foim a rant| van to the ranch, which is on Pell Road ju*t outside the Farmington Game Preserve. The group of riders enjoyed seeing the fin* horses and cattle of the Mailed* and riding over a small portion of the 4,000 acre* of pasture and woodland. After the ttail ride, led by 5-H leader Wea Giles, the group enjoyed the bar-b-que supper prepared by Austin Oglesby, ranch manager. H* wai assisted in preparing and serving by Mr*. Thelma Giles ■nd Mrs. Anna Laura Gllea. After supper, the club thanked Mr. Oglesby en masse for a wonderful afternoon. Those present for the out­ ing were: Mr. and Mr*. W, K. Giles and Sharon and Becky Giles; Glenn Walton and Rose­ mary Walton; Mr*. B. H. Giles and Jimmy Giles; Mr*. Ruth Rethea and Pat Bethea; Mrs. Mary McKlnnsy, Cartte Noel, Bobby Glenn, Lynn MeRoberU, Lillian Hick*, Kay White, Rob Riser, Gayle Woodard, Maureen Scott, Sallie Peterson and Austin Ogleeby. 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FOR ^ ^[ FOR or FORDHOOK ASTOR . . 10 ox. Pkgs. Can Tom atoes Snid ers Catsup E v a p . M ilk S c o tT is s u e , Go. Rod 303 Can Limit 1 wtlh Food Ordir 14-oz. Jar Limit } with Food Order T hrifty M aid Enriched Tall Can Limit 3 Milh Food Order Assorted Colors Roll Limit 3 »ith Food Order Libby'* Shoestring Beets 2 can* 29* Libby’s Peas & Carrots 303 Con 21' Libby'* 303 Can 2 7' Libby'* Garden Sweet Peas c“ 21' Libby'* Lima Beans 303con 29' B. & M. B O a k i te ■AT 19' A Bobbitt Product Placed Tomatoes Baked A Bobbilt Product B e a n s iso., c™, 27' Bab-0 Reg. O O F Size J J 21-ox. Size 2 /4 9 1 2 A Bobbitt Product Red Devil Lye 13-oz. Sue 25' & M. Baked B e a n s 23.0,. c.n 35' Clapp* Strained Peaches 6 'v£ l' 53' GET FREE GIFTS FASTER WITH TOP VALUE STAMPS Detergent LestoiI Pint* 39p Chicken of The Seo White Meat Tuna "c™ 43' Chicken of The Sea Bite Size Tuna 33' No ! 2 Can Georgia Maid Dill Sticks 16-01.jor 39' Georgia Maid Sweet Mixed 12-oz. Pickles 33' Jar Blue Label Karo Syrup 3 Jo r 49' 3 Lb. Ja r 49' Red Label Karo Syrup D iih A ll . , 20 ox. 45* Si l ver Dus t Small Vegetable T urkey 6 Clapp* Strained WINN Bax 35' 53' •- �Nice Work One Sanford resident stopped us on the street. "Sny,” he said, "why don’t you put In n Rood word for the boys a t the post office? 1 watched ’em work over the holidnys, nnd they did everythin* in iheir power to help Santa Claus get here on time." Then we remembered aeelng some of the postmen delivering packages on Christmas morning. Yes, we do feel Postmaster Guy Allen and his fellow workers deserve the thanks of the community for their hard work during the alwayshectic holidays. Dr. Crane's Worry Arlme sih! Philip shew (law economically • young mu pi. can live In modern America. Itul it take. brain* and "hora# sense" to run. durt your home on a hudfrt. Prop la of low I. If. artram for Unrlo Ram to support tham via welfare projacta sad than often aquandrr their monry on unniao llama. Ho get hap! CASE L-407: Arltne, aged 26, U my daughter in-law. When aha and Philip got married, they t n a v a d t a Bloomington, Indiana, where Philip did aome part time teaching and atartad graduate work toward hla Ph.D. In blatory. They located In a little apartment and atartad living on a budget. Tha ftrat tima lira. Crone and I via Itad tham, thay show­ ed ua thalr pantry ahelvai, atackrd high with cannad gaadi. 'And wa got tham a t a bar­ gain," thay tidaim ad. Than thay told ua thay watchad tha ada In tha Bloom­ ington ntw tpapar for all groc­ ery talta. Whenavar thay aaw a good deal an cannad goods, thay took their full quota. And they really had ahown amart Judgment, for thay wara buying atandard cannad goods as cheaply a t my wtfa daaa, and aha la a superb shopper. "Dad," thay also added, "we have lived our first year on Clinic only 10.50 per weak for groc­ eries." And that is certainly a aplcndid evidence of budget­ ing, plus bargaining, for any young married rouplc here in modem America. Jicmembcr, these figures were for tha year 1000, which means they applied to prraent inflationary level*. O b v I o u a I y, thay didn't splurge on T-bone ataaka, for they used egg* a* their staple diet. Fortunately, they both like egg* and eggs can be served in a wide variety of *ppattilng ways, so they didn’t complain. And thay purchased their eggs in 12-doxen lota from farmem whan they'd drivo up to viait ua at our aummtr home 00 mile* away from Bloomington, (o they'd get them at 10 cents a dozen cheaper, thereby puylng tha gasoline bill for thalr trip. Sine* thay don't use rigarato, thay thus saved $4.42 par weak which the average smoking couple burn up every week on the and* of thrlr cig­ ar# ta. Thay don't uaa liquor, *o thay alto saved tha *5.91 TER WEEK which tha avtraga liquor-using couple aquandar on alcoholic beverages bars In America. Arlena and Philip spent an average of only |9.50 par weak for all grocariae, where­ as tha average smoking and liquor using family In Amer­ ica poura fll.3 4 on tobaeco and liquor avrry 7 day* be- for* thay even begin to buy food. Arlene and Philip thua fur­ nished their table and alio paid for all tha gaa and oil bills for their email car, on nhat many couples squander on nuisance and medically un­ wise habits. For Philip's little car aver­ age! over 31 miles per gallon on regular gaa, so hla total fuel bills, even for occasional trips to Chicago, don't run 11.50 per weak. The reason I am mentioning their case Is to show Jiow young married couples with bralna ran atlll llv* compara­ tively cheaply In Amsriea. Tha higher your I. Q., tha lass It costa you to llval People with low Intelligent* are poor bargain hunter*. On our South Ride her* In Chi­ cago thay squander monry on watrr melons, out of season, when they ought to be linking that same money Into beane and potatoes. Send for my booklet "How To Live On a Budget," enclos­ ing a stamped, return anval-, ope plus SO cents. It will show you young rouplea how to live on a modest Incoma and atlll atUln a long­ er lifespan than tha average couple. (A leaja writ* la Dr. Crane In ear# *f thla ntwepaper, aacloalag a le a f 4 cent stamped, addraaaed en­ velope and M cents t* caver typing and printing costa when yea aead far an# ef hla booklets.) O h , These New-Type Calendars! d l y DICK WEST WASHINGTON (0 P I) Hanging on tha wall by my dark era four ealendan, which are all that ! have room for. So U you happen to have Invented a new type of calendar, pleas# don't *«nd it lo me, not even if II U illu­ strated with a sexy picture of Melina what's-hcr-name who- played-ln-Ncvcr-On-Sun* d*y. Perhaps I should say cap*, dally not If It la Illustrated with a aesy picture of Me­ lina whst'a-her-name-etc. I have enough trouble flgurIn* out what day it is with­ out being dlslrscted by anything Ilka that. Just a law month# ago I was operating with only one calendar—the Gregorian ver­ sion deviled by Pope Gre­ gory VIH in 1U>. Ascertain­ ing tha date then was relathraly simple. Then I chanced to r r ita ■ column about the “ Perpetual Calendar" Invented by Dr. WiUsrd E. Edwards of Hono­ lulu. Thla indirectly put me in touch with Walter F. Rothc of Washington, inventor of the "L'niveriel Spec* Age Calendar." I have since discovered that the countryside la fairly terming with calendar inven­ tors and that there la an intense rivalry among them. This wai brought to my at­ tention by Elisabeth Achclli of New York former presi­ dent of tho World Calendar Aiaoclatica. P.cthc told me that the Per petual Calendar and the World Calendar ware practi­ cally tha same thing aqd that the Universal Calendar had virtually vanquished them both. But Miss Achclii disputed hit statement. She contended that the Universal Calendar OUR BOARDING HOUSE M A Q CA frtiK ^tOAPT 5HAi2httArF=x> llooks vd mb luco tfkWiHiCAeieaeAM) BE W B O O W rtT InrjJ h Rtw uem t/A sniP ASWEU.ASXKHOW .THIS Met&He’oCUooo/ -ft’ACUORtMOBB, T>VCAW001 Art UM-M-FAsfcYlT J 0 CAUW BB TUB < A* WELL AS CUR CUCCABEeRSTKAlM) WStOHBMtOOCkfT fax x tx N tw aw M FBOWSOsteOFAtY/ BAs AlievsAsfLAUf rtisMAfv A ODplIMTtfMAi ncestors tbax ( o u e m u w1016 o MMAR H /ASClMATCS ME I p e t e y tuU4MAMD -B I H C EO _ ifCARl80£Art tttt$ BA MAP OP IWBimS "la a re-hash of the old George Eastman plan," with nothing much new except the name. Subsequently, 1 received a communication from Wooster, Ohio, Informing me that the late Profeieor Yanney of the CoUtga of Wooster had in­ vented a perpetual calendar beck in 1M , Having m deatra to take aides in Ihe dispute, | have dllcgenlly tried to use all of tha calendars that have been eent to me. It la getting a bit confus­ ing, however, and it la my hope that I can now grace­ fully withdraw from the con­ troversy. I decided that the best way to do thla was lo In­ vent ■ calendar of my own. Called tha "Coamoe Sluggarda’ Calendar," It divides the year Into 146 weeks, each week consisting of two and one-hall days. The weeks all begin at T p. m. Friday and end at T a. m, Monday. A t you can eee, thla glvaa ua a year full ot weekend*. It covers everything except lb# extra day In leap year. We may have to work that day. WSCS To Meet The Woman's Society of Christian Sarrire of tha Enterprlaa Barnett Memorial Methodlet Church will meet Tuesday at tha home of Mrs, B. W. Carlton with Dlatrict President Mis. Howard An­ derson of Daytona Btach as guest speaksr. Political ^ A flctR ir MARINERS' New York C ltj'a rira t Avenue haa a Chines# laundro­ mat. 5N |e R a t i f y Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, January' 8, 1902 n s i T v a a . uiBt-ow, kditom * r v s u i e s a u a a r yembhki. kssclva a. a m i x u klsatglag Baiter Aavsrtlalaa Dlraciar JUDY w a i u M. KUK* TTHS* Caeai? BSItsr Classified Slaaaaar c a c t u s rxnaaacas J a v ix l . sMuKMAMtm Bodily BSIter Buslatss Msasgsr a iiic s irrto * s s t s i k il u is s w Cltr cellar V aiSK VOLTOLIKB Clrculatlca lltnagar n a n o wra.ua atsahseclal l i s t Notebook unanimous vote. The smallest WASHINGTON (NEA) — signment to the nongovern­ country can thus veto Ita 14 A search for new ways snd mental leaden It to find a partners. Some system of means to achieve closer eo- fresh approach to strengthen weighted voting m iy be eon. op.-retion and greater unity tn the Atlantic Alliance politicalsidered to get majority de. the North Atlantic Treaty Or­ iytUlona. It could be based on The parent NATO is sup­ ganization is to be mad* at population, gross national tnc Atlantic Convention meet­ posed to supply the military product or NATO contribu­ unity for International de­ tion!: ing in Paris Jan. g-20. Thla problem will becom* The hope la th a t the 98 frost against aggression. Important If leading eitlaen delegates from in the economic field, there incteaiingly NATO it made a nuclear pow. '.he IS NATO countries will Is dose co-operation through er, with mlssllei and warheads ci me up with somsthlng more the new Organisation for rf Us own not under oneEconomic Co-operation and than high-minded resolutions Development — OECD. Thla country control. To prevent emerging usually from such will be strengthened by the mltuse of these weapons, sesrions, to which no on* pays Common Market, which la there must be civilian polit­ much attention. being enlarged end expended ical control over tho military, the problem ie how to *et it The United States delega­ to increase trade. up. tion of 20 it headed by form­ The Atlantic Convention la er Secretary of Stata Chrls- sure to talk about that, par­ This is only one part of tha ifi.n A. Herter and former ticularly since the two chair­ bigger question of what form Undersecretary Will Clayton. men of the U. S. delegation of political organisation can It include* Elmo Roper, eia tlso authors of the Con­ best achieve the sime of the William A. Si. Burden, Erie gressional Economic Com­ Atlantic Community—what it Johnston, William F. Know- mittee's brilliant report on shall have fov executive, legislative and judicial au­ innd and others of comparable Foreign Economic Policy. thorities and how much pow­ ititu re . Britain, France and But major attention will be er each should have. Germany have 10 delegate* given to the weakest link in From her# the subject each. Canada 7, other* fawar, the Atlantic Alliance. This Is evolves Into how the NATO doivr to Iceland and Luxemthat it cannot present a united courtrles can achieve a com­ Lurg'a 2. frjn t to the world, military or mon foreign policy. Certainly This parley was dreamed up economically, unless these the present disagreements after the 1059 Atlantic Con­ pollrlet are backed by great­ ever sn approach to Russia on gress of 650 citizens of NATO er political unity. ths Berlin issue snd the UN countries in London. That Ther# It no fixed agenda. Congo policy do not show the group was too unwieldy, so it Letters recommended this smaller The convention's function is wcrld snd Atlantic Com­ exploratory, to find new an­ munity united for common ob­ gatnering. Bo'h of these meetings were swers. But among the prob­ jectives. Co-ordination of monetary tailed by the NATO Parlia­ lems It will tackle, these are policfes Is considered essenmentarians Conference, mad* considered important; would allow any credit fro m , so up, as a result of said up of representative* from One admitted shortcoming Hal If NATO military, econoDear Sir: We, aa properly owners donated property on ta x e s' road improvement? Emphati- the lawmaking bodies of tha of the present NATO is that rcic nnd political objectives when land valuationi would cally, N'OJ 15 NATO countries. Their as­ Its decisions m utt he made by are to be properly financed. along Pineway, take excep­ tion to the announcement by the county officials that "tha property owner* along Pineway are standing in the way of progress." H o w to e a r n . In the first place, the County requests that we deed th an 40 fact of our property for a right-of-way when thay •heady have IS feet of that amount, as verified by n re­ cant aurvay of our property, They don’t ask for the dif­ ference of 40 and IS, or IS (art, but FOIITY (40) feet. Thay mas lured 40 feet from the center of the road, and set stakes to Indicate tha right-of-way Una. Thero is quits n difference when wa measure 40 feet from the property line. Perhaps they need a course In simple Ari­ thmetic. I d the second place, we do not want to have to donate half of our front yard, even If measured from the center of (be road "period." It eemi unjust to request such a right-of-way from any pro­ perty owner for a road that won't go anyplace, unless It is lor tha financial benefit of soma other property owned down tha road. Of eoursa It la tha Intant to turn over to tha State an to foot right-of-way and "saddle" them with the re­ building of tha road and It's maintenance. It la always easy to ask the Slat# and Fedaral Government for outlir a ot money, and then, in the next breath cry about losing "States and County Rights." Wa leel tha exist­ ing so (eet la sufficient for tha present traffic, now and In the future. The County Officials should desist from bragging about thalr low budget and atop • taking credit for accomplish­ W it h a sa v in g s a c c o u n t h e r e , your fundi work hird every day ments made possible by —even New Yc*r’«. Invest your accumulated cash or year-end "aasy" money and "donated" property. We don't think it bonus on or before Jm uiry 10th. You’ll earn generous returns from la an Imposition oa their part January III, reap a full share of 1962’s big earnings distribution!. to maintain thalr own roads FOR MORE INCOME IN 1062! or on tha taxpayers of the If you can’t stop in, open your account or add savings by mall. County to pay for using same. Send check or money order for any amount. The funds will begin Vary truly yours Lorrey V. Black earning in hours, insured safe up (o S10.000 by an agency of the P. S. Do you think the County U. S. Government. We’ll mail your credited savings book and To The Editor hubby’s praise tills January... Invest cash funds by JAN. 10th First Fsthar'a Day w ii ob* Every third Sr* (a the served June II, 1910. United Stetee damages or de­ stroys someone's home. Michigan has about 40,000 miles of lake surface. ■ I - '" Peter Edson FEATHER DUSTER ■ envelope for the next transaction. W r ite y o u r s u c c e s s s to r y w ith S A V I N G S < & > PEOPLE 50 to 80 . . . let us tell you bow you can sUII apply for a $1,000 life insurance policy (Issued up ta age 60). You may carry tha policy the rts t of your life to help ease the hurden of final expenses on your family. No otic wlU call on you. You handle the entire trans­ action by mall with OLD AMERICAN, the company which helped pioneer insur­ ance far senior Americans. Tear out this #4 and mall it today with your name, address end jrastr of birth ta Old American Insurance Co., 4900 Oak, Dept. I.A109B. Kansas City I t, Mo. Na obli­ gation I W a s s o 4V «% per annum Anticipated Dividend Rate. xsr f �I Sheriff Hobby Guest * LOWEST POSSIBLE COST O f Casselberry Lions By Jane Casselberry Seminole County Sheriff Luther Hobby was guest apeaker at laat Thuraday’a meeting of the Cauelberry I SHERIFF J. L. HOBBY Liona Club at Bill's Diner on Hvry. 17-82. Sheriff Hobby invited the Liona to make a tour of the new jail w-hlch hat a alceping capacity of 100 and average! between 60 and 79 Inmate* at a time. The old Jail had a ca­ pacity of 46 and averaged be­ tween 50 and 60 at a time which necessitated transport­ ing juveniles to Brevard County. The new facility alio has two air-conditioned cells to accommodate Insane peraons while they await transfer to atalc mental hospitals. Hobby also stated that he has 12 deputies and nine cars with men on duty 24 hours a day. According to the sheriff, the number one enemy still ia alcohol as it makes adult de­ linquents and it the under­ lying cause of more crime and broken homei than any other tingle thing. Plant were revealed by the Liona for a Ladles Night to be held Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. at the Casselberry Womans Club Building. The dinner will be catered by Mr, and Mrs. Dominic Terebo and there will be a choice of baked ham or New York atrip sirloin aleak. Guest speaker for the event will be R. J. Dufourd of Ml Dora who will speak on the aubjeet “ Flying Saucer* . . . Fact or Fiction.’’ Following the program, a four-piece combo will play for dancing. Club activities for the month of December reported Includ­ ed seven eye examinations given and sevrn pairs of glassei provided; IS food baskets were distributed to needy families at Christmas­ time and the light conserva­ tion fund betyflled from Quarterhorse Races cospon­ sored by the club and held at Seminole Park Raceway on Dec. 21. The club voted to spend $10 for membership in Boys Ranch and $50 for membership in the Florida Foundation for the Blind. The Casselberry Club will sponsor a new Lions Club for the Longwood-North Orlando area. State Secretary Milton Rutherford was present at Thursday night's meeting and asked for names of key men in the area who might help organize the new group. Legal Notice NOTICK o r »AI.W NOTICK IH IIEIIEUT GIVKN that pureueat to tha Final Decraa ot Foreclosure and Hat* antertd In tha rauaa pending In lha Circuit Court In and fur S.nilnole County. Florida, caaa Dockat Numhtr tltS7, tha undaralenad Clark will sail th» proptrty altuatad In aald County daacrlhad aa: Lot It. Block : HKFTLKR IIOSI Ed ORLANDO SEC­ TION ONE. according to plat lharaof racordad In l-lat Hook 11. Pat** * and t. Public Record* of damInolt County, Florida, lllurhasl at public aalt, to th* hlahaat and beat bidder for caah, at tt-.O* A.XI., on th* ZSth day of January, 1MZ. at the From Doer of tha Ramlnol. County Courthou*#, Sanford. Florida. Best Hatted (■BALI Arthur If. B*ckwlth, Jr. Are Selected Clark of tha Circuit Court 1 1>•: Martha T. Vlhl*n NEW YORK <UPI>—Golden Deputy Clark Hat Awards—for being the m * h o p A B o r t i a t a l n beat-hatted women in the na­ >1 Bast Pin# Htrcat Florida tion during 15HJ1—were given Orlando, Attorney* for Plaintiff Sunday to seven women by Publlali January I. ISC the Millinery Institute of v o rii r. o r balk America. NOTICK IS HKRF.nr GIVKN Receiving the awards were; that pursuant to tha Tlnal Piof Korselooura and dal* Anna Maria AlbergettJ, thea­ rraa entered In th# cauaa pendlna ter: Lee Rcmick, motion pic­ In th* Circuit Cou-t In and tures; Jayne Meadow*, tel*, far damlnol# County, Florida, caaa Dockat Number tlSIl, the vision; Hiklcgarde, popular underlined Clerk will sell the music; Mlml Benzell, ctosiL property situated In aald d*acrlbed aa: classical muilc; Mrs. Al­ County !.ot Jl. Block Z. NORTH fred Gwynn Vanderbilt, in­ ORLANDO SRCOND ADDI­ TION, according to plat ternational society; Kather­ thereof record**! In Plat ine Pcden. national president llouk IS. Pact* if. >* and it. Public Record* of of tlw Business and Profes­ tl.minute County, Florida sional Women's Club public Dobbs I affair*. at public eel*, to th* hieheet and beat bidder for cath. at H its A. M. on tha ZZth day of January, ISIZ, at th* Front Circle To Meet Door of the Seminole County Circle Ona of the UI^W of Courlhnui*. Sanford, Florida. the Community Presbyterian (■KALI Arthur M. Herkwilh. Jr.. Church of Lake Mary will hold Clerk af tha Circuit r .u r t Sly: Martha T. Vlhten Its first meeting of th* year Deputy Clerk a t 8 p. m. Tuesday a t the Ulehnp a BurnaKtu home of Mrs. Richard Keogh. SI Kaat Pin* dlr**t Plana for the coming years' Orlando. Florida ■attorneys for rialntlff activltlss will b« discussed. Publish January I, 1M*. Your* for Faster Sorvico You, as a safe driver, may obtain substantial reductions right from the start—up to 25% saving over conventional policies! 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Alexander Powell's Insurance Agency 2417 S. French Ire., Sanford • FA2-0283 312 E. First St, Sanford • FA2-4451 �Ib r DanforB 6—Mon. Jan. 8, 62 VrrsIS Leesburg Stops Seminoles, 61-55 Action Was F ast And Furio us A t Fronton Friday Night Overflow Crowds Jam Weekend Spoils Jai - Alai Opener The newly-conilructed Orlando-Scmlnole Jal-Alal Fron­ ton In Fern Park opened Hi first season Friday night off to a record ita rt with over­ flowing crowds. The grand opening law a representative c ro n section of the reiidenti of Sanford and Seminole County with City, county and itate officials In attendance as well as hun­ dreds of townspeople. Publicity Director Jim Ris­ e r expect* turnouts for the games to remain at n«ar capacity crowds throughout the season with slightly larger attendance on weekends. Entries In Monday's JalAlsl matches as scheduled by Team Manager and Match­ m aker Tony Andrei are as follows: First Games: Doubles 1 Ibsirela Juanchu 2 Furquct — Zarrn 9 Estrada — Elorri 4 Ulas — Abasola 9 Tejero — Pradera 6 Filipino — Davalos Substitutes: Anacabe — Egana Second Game: Doubles 1 Furquct — Elorri 2 Tejero — Juanchu 9 Filipino — Z irra 4 Aslrada — Padcra 3 Anacabe — Egana 0 Ibarreta — Zabala Substitutes: Bias — Abawto Third Game: First Half of Double 1 Davalos 2 Egana 3 Abatolo 4 Zabala 9 Mata 6 Etta » 7 Anacabe Substitute: Filipino Fullmer Fans Going N E W VQIUC (U PI) - Utah followers of middleweight cochamplon Gene Fullmer are chartering a plane from Sail Lake City ao they can be pres­ ent at the New York Boxing Writers' Association dinner on Jan. 14 when Fullmer re ­ ceives the Edward 3 . Nell Memorial Award aa lOfll fighter at the year. Charity Night Slated Oviedo Drops 6fh In Row Thursday A t S0KC By United Tress International Fourth Game; Second Half of SATURDAY T tv o highly Important Double WEST POINT, N. Y.—Paul events are achedulsd a t th t 1 Sarmi Dlctiel, who reiigned as foot­ Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club 2 Ecbanls ball coach at Louisiana State, tnls week. The seventh annual 3 Isaac algned a five-year contract for Charity Night will be Thurs­ 4 Uria the tam e position at West day. Profits from the entire 3 Bilbao ptogram will go to varioua Point. 5 Arrona rhority organisation* in Semi­ 7 Sagai MIAMI, Fla. -T h e Detroit nole and Orange Counties. Substitute: Irlarte Lions routed the Philadelphia Fifth Game: Doubles 1 Onatc — Irlarte Eagles, 38-10, In the National 2 Aldas — Manuel Foothill League Playoff Bowl 3 Astlga — Sagas game. 4 Badlola — Aguitin 3 Oast! — Isaac MOBILE, Ala.—The South, 6 Areltio - Zubi Substitutes: Aronna — Man­ led by Ronnie Ball and Earl SAN DIEGO, Calif. (U P 1 )uel Grot, defeated the North, 42- Four members of the Dallai Sixth Game: Doubles 7, in the Senior Bowl football Texans were primarily res­ ponsible for the West's 47-27 1 Anacabe — Isaac game. victory over the East in the 2 Bilbao — Egana first American Football Lea­ 3 Unite — Manuel AltCADIA, Calif.—Four-and4 Astlga — Llata Twenty, with Johnny Long den gue All-Star Game Sunday, 3 Uria — Ecbanls up, won the 881,230 San Car­ according to West coach Sid 6 Arrona — Sarmi los Handicap at Santa Anita Glllman. Subitllutajj Badlola — Zubi by a nose, They were quarterback Cot­ Seventh Game: Doubles ton Davidson, halfback Abner 1 Bias — Manuel NEW Y O IIK -H arry Wla- Haynes, middle linebacker 2 Estrada — Mala mer, president of the New Sherrill Headrick and salcty2 Ibarreta — Sarmi York Titans, sold 30 per cent man David Webster. Davidson, voted the out­ 4 Uria — Pradera of his stock In the club to 3 Bilbao — Zarra Itoyal R. Raidlc of Palm standing player of the gamn replaced starting quarter­ 6 Onate — Elorri Beach, Fin., for 8300,000. back Jack Kemp of the San Subtltute: Astlga — Zabala SUNDAY Eighth Game: Singles WASHINGTON—Galen Halt Diego Chargers in the second 1 Zubi of Penn Stile led the West to quarter and connected for 249 2 Irlarte i 13-19 triumph over the East yard* and threa touchdowns. 3 Badlola "He came In when we were in first U. S. Bowl game. 4 Areltio down and really moved our 3 Aldas SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Tha ball club," Glllman said. "He fl Agustln West, paced by Cotton David­ never looked better." 7 Gsstl Ilaynea broke the game son and Abner Haynes, de­ Substitute: Safas feated the E ast lu the first open early is the third quar. Ninth Game: Doubles American Football League ter with an electrifying 801 Astlga — Zubi yard punt return for n touch­ All-Star game, 47-27. 2 Arrona — Sagas. down after taking a lateral 3 Aroiiio — Itiaile LOS ANGELES—Fred Haw. fiuui Dick Harris of San 4 Badlola — Zabala kins and Phil Rodgers tied Diego. The West was trailing 3 Gastl — Echants for the third round Irad in 21-12 at the lima. Haynes 6 Aldas — Aguslin the Lui Angeles Open golf also scored on a 12-yard Substitutes: Onatc— Isaac tournament with 54-hoi • Jaunt around right end in tbo Tenth Game: Doubles second quarter. sco rn of 208 1 Tejero — Zabala 2 Filipino — Juanchu 3 Furquet — Pradera 4 Ibarreta — Davalos 3 Estrada — Mata •1 " 0 Biss — Abasola Substitute*: Uria — Zarra ei Eleventh Game: Doubles #1 1 Uria — Zubi e, 2 Aatlga — Manuel 3 Arrona — irlarte 4 Onate — Agustln «f8 8 9 |I M lll* I I I M » lll« 8 l oO’*‘o tlSSSisSM I* • »(l 18 • f Vt I 3 Badlola — Sagas • Aldas — Isaac 7 Areltio — Ecbanls > Gastl — Sarmi Substitutes: Bilbao — LUata Texans Pace West AFL Win TH E J e e p The track has already held its annual Scholarship Night, which bsnrfiitcd state edu­ cational units, and a special charity matinee when profits went to the Seminole County Juvenile Counell Inc., an or­ ganisation that aids children from broken homes. Friday night two ace gray* hounds from Tampa and two from Jacksonville will meet Inaugural winner, O. fl.'s D. D. T. and P. C. and E. J. Alderion's Tuffy O’Leary, r*relenting the SOKC, In the first Trf-CIty contest ever held on tha local oval. Thera era three races In aeries. The first was held in Tampa Saturday. I t la the second event that la slated here Friday and tha last of the sorlea will b* In Jackson­ ville Jan. 20. O. B.'s D. D. T. and Tuffy will school between races Wednesday night. Pansy Cross, who missed victory by a narrow margin In her last outing, will prob­ ably he the favorite in to­ night's featured ninth race. Top notchers opposing h*r will be Mary McLain, O. B.'a Short Rib, D. D. Dinah, Turnaround, Brenda Doll, Ram Rod Rowdy and Idle On*. Paul Mlkler's Oviedo Lions dropped their sixth game In a row Friday night to the Tituariile Terriers 66-31 in a game that saw the hosting Terriers seize an early ad vantage over the Oviedo team, hold it through *11 four periods to come out with their third straight. In the Junior Varsity pre Umlnary game the Lions tri umphed over the Titusville "B " Squad with a score of 36-34 to give both school* a triumph for the night. Playing their eighth cage action of the season, the Lions stood out with Buy Wainwright with eight field goals ind three foul shots for a 19point total. In the second scor­ er berth was DcShazo with five field goals and one fret throw for 11 points. INCOME TAX SERVICE 7i45 P.M. NIGHTLY [Except Sunday! Part-MuluaU Baltina NifMtr Deity Doublo Quintal*! Every Garni * le Wielar Coeled In lommer FRONTON UJ. 17-92 et SUM PARK s 4 7 53 FG FT TP S t o n e ------------ — • 4 13 > 0 * H a e y ----------— Writs tela ------- — 3 a 14 A rn o ld ------------ - 7 2 II Stephenson — —- 4 4 12 Gray — ----------- 1 2 4 G ideons------------ • » • T o t a l s -------- 21 19 I t Sanford _ 9 1# 14 12 4 6-33 Leesburg 9 14 11 11 4 12-81 ANNUAL Chahiii} N IG H T J A N . 1 1 th RACIN G [ WED. • N IG H TLY a X 8:10 MATINEE RACING j FRI. • SAT. • 2 P. M. | Tri-City Match Race Jan. 12 HeaUd Grandstands Luxurious Clubhouse Valet Parking Ladles Night Whsr* the Sorry 1 No Minors! T* Thursday top dogs run . . . rain or shin* I CJcm ipbl-Q stlcuuk V KENNEL CLUB MIDWAY m \ \ ir *i.' BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO L iJ STORES L s tA rv s im y ti-* * ^ — — an— 1311 PALMETTO AVE. 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HARRISON Harrell &Beverley Automotive W. 25th St. Coach Bud Layer's Sanford Seminoles played nip and tuck with the Leesburg Yel­ low Jackets Friday night be­ fore a large crowd in Flem­ ing gym only to be edged out by the Jackets 61-33 in the second period in a- game that saw foul shots as the key­ note. Play started off with the Seminoles matching the Yel­ low Jackets point for point, ending the first period with a 9-9 tie. The second quarter saw the Jackets pull away from the Seminoles and'come out on top at halftime with a score of 23-19. The Seminoles bounced back after halftime to pull within one point of the Leesburg team with Butch Riser and Bill Stephens taking most of the third quarter scoring. The game ran neck and neck and the fan* roared as the laid changed back and forth. The third period ended with excitement as the Jackets kept a one point lead with the score runlng 31-33. Fans on both sides wor* screaming as the Semlnolea made a desperate last minute try to pull ahead of Leesburg until time ran out on the cagers and the buzzer sounded the final score at 43-43. Tenseness picked up even greater as the overtime saw both teams score four points, hitting the tallysheet at 49-49 and running the game into the second overtime. Butch Riser dropped in three field goals in the second overtime for Sanford only to have his alx points doubled by the Leesburg team with fouls making the difference. The final buzzer found the Seminoles behind 61-33. With Butch Riser top man for Sanford with 20 points, Dave MeGlIUs came in second with eight and Barry Brown with seven. Bill Arnold led FORWARD CONTROL 'J U T F0-170 FORWARD CONTROL'IMF' FC-1M This is tlw only full lint of authentic four-wheel drive vehicles. They are performance-proved over billions of miles, the)' give extra yean of service and command highest resale value. With three power take-off points you can operate n wide variety of laborsaving equipment (trenchers, enow Llades, winches, etc.). ‘Jeep’ vehicles • J W UTILITY WARON hare maximum payload capacity, ......................... ■ .convert waste space Into profitable cat go area. All this, plus fouezt initial VEHI CLES MADE ONLY IV WILLY! M OTORS cost!.Come in and tee (or yuunellt J®ep CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 600 E. Second St. TUNE-IN Sanford, Florida Maverick Sunday — T:30 — Ch, 9 Follow Tho Sun Sunday — 6:30 — Ch. 9 New Location Ct/aich J oa Ouh 'jjum d O p en in g C eleb A a Jtio n ! �I tUff £snfor?t S rralft Mrs. Allen Honored At Surprise Party A surprise stork shower and luncheon was held recently at the home of Mr*. Kate Pressley. Sixth Street, in Uhuluota. Guest of honor was Mrs. Carol Allen, who now resides with her family in Cocoa. Hostesses were Mrs. Pressley, Mrs. Betty Fox and Mrs. Stella Bell. Games were play­ ed followed by the gift open­ ing by the honoree. Twenty, four friends of Mrs. Allen were present for the party. •,>« ii,**V ik /J a i t i S - v > o ttie out of Florida Southern in October because of double pneumonia, and spent two weeks in the hospital here, is planning to leave in a few days for Norman Park Jun­ ior College in Norman Park Ga. Whatever else the girls have in common that main­ tains their longstanding friendship, it is not in the choice of a college, since al­ most every one of them chose a different school. But the girls still plan td get together each Christmas­ time (or many years to coma Church Class Holds Social Church Calendar MONDAY Wtsltyan Service Guild of th* First Methodist Church meets at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Fred M. Smith, 1113 Seminole Blvd. BE SMOOTH Ju st befor* stepping out of th* bath, use putilce atone, which you've wet slightly, on your elbows, knees, backs of your heels and aolet of your feet. Apply it with a circular motion to smooth callused spots. FABRIC SALE 4S-INCH WIDE D rap ery Fabric “ I H U I x I V s shop 2559 PARK DRIVE FA 2-5783 MISS SANDRA L E E EVERTS Mrs. Been Hostess To VAH-9Coffee The Officers Wives of VAH* held their monthly coffee Wednesday at the home of Mr*. J , T. Been on Palmetto Ave. Attlallng the hostess in serving delicious pastries was Mrs, G. N. Kuchn. An a r­ rangement of gilded flowers and fruits surrounding a PARTY New Year'a baby centered the serving table. Invited guests were the candidates for election to the office of president of the All Wives Club. Those attending were Mr*. R. D. Murphy of VAH-5 Mrs, John Uarlow of VAH-U and Mrs. II. E. MeCumber of VAH-1. .Mrs. George Schneider of VAH-7 was unable to attend. Mrs. T, A. Wagner con­ ducted the business meeting, after introducing the guests. Mrs. Iliy Fox presented plans for the election coffee, Jan. 11 and chairmen for the bridge and luncheon meetings were appointed. Others attending were Mrs. R. M. Forster. Mrs. John D. Slufflebecm, Mrs. K. D. Kugler, Mia W. V. Laaaeu, Mr*. A. O. Karnes, Mrs. Andrew F. Reno, Mrs. Charles R. Jasper. Mrs. John F. Dunn, Mrs. Warren J. Fordham, Mr*. R. D. Harrop and Mrs. J. T. O'.Mara. Hie Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Clast of the First Methodist Church held the first business and social meeting of the New Year In McKinley Hall, Tuesday even­ ing. Serving at hostesses were Mrs. L. E. Estes, Mrs. Mahlou Wright, Mrs. Hoy Tillls, Mrs. Clark Leonard/ and Mila Aline Chapman. “Love. Friendship and Fel­ lowship” was the theme chos­ en by 3lrs. Charles Meri­ wether, class president, for the devotions for the evening. Sho read several short arli clei pertaining to the scrip­ ture message and Mrs. T. J. Taylor closed the devotion period with a New Year’s prayer. Reports were given by de­ partment chairman and four cardt of appreciation read from members for various courtesies extended to them. Suggestions were made on ways to assist in improving the new cla n rooms rccsntly acquired by the church. The regular donation to the Rhodeheavcr Boys' Ranch, near Palalka, was made. Mrs. Estes and Mrs. Wright m sdt donations to the birthday bank. Refreshments of cookies and coffee were served by the hostesses. Others attending were Mrs. nuth Hawthorne, Mrs. C. M. Flower*. Mrs. Pauline Howard and Mill Versa Woodcock. Reg Honored A t Birthday Party Reg Garner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Garner, 131B Sum­ merlin Ave., celebrated his fifth birthday, recently, with a party. The birthday cake inscribed with “Happy Birthday Heg" was lopped with a pirate ihip and pirates. Ice cream was Woman’s Club Plans Meeting Wednesday during the cocktail h ou r. . . 7 to 9 Twist Fashions will be modeled from . . . »v \ PLAYGIRL FASHIONS Fern Park The General Business and Fine Arts Department* of the Sanford Woman'a Club will meet Wednesday at the Club House for the January lunch­ eon meeting instead of the place previously announced. Luncheon will be served al 12 noon with Mrs, Howard Montieth and her committee in charge. In addition lo the regular program, a memorial service will he held for Mrs. Jamr* Moughton and Mrs. O. P. Herndon. Members are re ­ quested to make their reser­ vation* for the luncheon no later than Tuesday. DON'T WOK BROWBEATEN To help give your browa the loveliest appearance pos­ sible, pluck hairs from the underside only and shape from above with an eyebrow pencil, working parallel to ibe natural brow lie. R E G G A R N ER HOLIDAY VISITORS ONE FAR-AWAY Student was the top award winner in last y ears graduating class. Miss Penny Anderson. Penny continues her brill­ iant scholastic record, accord­ ing to her mother, Mrs. H. E. Anderson, as the report from Northern State Teacher’* Col­ lege In Aberdeen, S. D., list* her grades as three “ A's” and two “ I received word on my birthday,” said Mrs. Ander­ son, “ and it certainly was a fine presentation for me.” Penny is studying medical technology at the college and breauso of the distance, did not conic home for the Christ­ mas holidays. Both her mo­ ther's and father'i relatives live near there and she visited with them. Penny says It’s very cold up there, with lots of snow and ice, but she love* it. ANOTHER CHRISTMAS va­ cation has come and gone and the visitors and friend* and relativea bare returned to their hornet and businesses; the young men amt women have returned to college and their studies, and the local school children have gone back to their books. One annual get-togeliier, which began laat year and is expected to continue for many year*, waa the tea and chat­ ter party held by Ethel Lee VERY SPECIAL Christmas Riser at her Summerlin Avr. visitor* were Mr. and Mri. home. Last year, befor* all the Curtis Lavender's ion, daugh­ ter-in-law and grandbaby, Toni, who arrived for a visit. As it turned out, mother and baby will stay a while in San­ ford and get acquainted here, while U. S. Air Force call! Douglas Randall Lavender to return to his base in Thule, Greenland. Young M il. Lavender has been living in Oklahoma City, and when her service man husband arrived there for his Christinas furlough, they de­ cided to drive to Sanford to visit the folks here. All this was a pleasant surprise to the Lavcnderi who had not ex­ pected their ion to be able lo come to Sanford *1 this time. group of girls who have grown up together, gonr through school together and to alt the same parties and activities, hid a chance to begin to scatter, Lee got them all together at her house, presented each one with a (liver charm bracelet chain to which was attached a disc engraved with “ 1MS0.” This year, the aama girli, Sunny Skinner. Rosemary Southward, Angle Stewart. Deanna Nichols, Susanne Jones, Betsy Williams, Bar­ bara Moses, Phyllis McDan­ iels and Barbara Bradley, all got together at Lee's house to nibble on tidbits aod talk over all the good times, tha old limes and the future. And Lee added t^e IWl disc to the bracelets. Once again they have scat­ tered to the four winds, to continue their education, and the process of growing up, learning and acquiring ex- aerved with the cake to the guests. Musical bailooni were given ae favors. Playmates helping Reg cele­ brate llie occasion were Cyn­ thia, the honorcc'i little sis­ ter, Gordon and Denise John­ son, Barry Pills, Billy Swaggerty, Jim Smith, Francie Echols, Gary Caruso, Doyle Gaines, Bill Collier, Howard and Myra Rumblcy. Mrs. A. G. Pitts, Mrs. Ken­ FSU, Barbara Bradley lo neth Galnaa, Mr*. Harman Florida Southern, while FbylSwaggerty. Mra. Robert lia returned to Stetson. Johnson, Mrs. John RumbEthel Lee, who hsd to drop ley, Mra. J . L. Dunn, (R rg’i grandmother) Miss Faye BARBARA SCHOOL o f DANCE h / ig g in lo o th a m . COLLEGE S T U D E N T S , home on vacation, all looked well and healthy, and with a definite m ark of maturity on them, that act* them apart from the high school crowd. But no m atter what school (hey were attending, all agreed unanimously on on* tiling, “ lt’a hardl” The general attitude of colleg* professors and teachers makes it apparent that “ we haven't got time to fool around. You either gel it, or you don't. No one pushes, nags or acolda or Will you when to study.” This particular phase of collcg* life seems lo require the most difficult adjustment on the part of the majority of freshman students. Their total responsibility for their own affairs is a giant step for­ ward for mast of them. One of the worst faults of the student away from home is not getting enough sleep. Youth and good health will balance this self-punishment just so long, then it becomes apparent (hat the mental fac­ ulties, alertness, thinking power and awareness are be­ ginning to drag down the | grades. Then comes the long hard uphill climb to make up the lost ground, doubly hard be­ cause of wasted time and missed opportunities. But most students are counting the days already un­ til time tor spring vacation. It seems the re'a Just “No plac* like home.*' GIRL SCOUTS of Sanford and Seminole County have undertaken an ambitious pro­ ject which will be climaxed on January S> with a RoundIji Arts Festival, The theme of the art work will tie “ Picture your Home Frontier” and will take in all of the history and heritage of Sanford and Seminole County, The paintings, sketches, drawings, photographs and art work will picture the na­ tural resources, peoples, places and things oi the area, in a historic display from Uie time of lh« early settlers up to the present time. Some troops have already been going on “ heritage hikci,” taking in spots of historical meaning or inter­ est to better acquaint themselves with their native coun­ ty and city. Hie display will be set up in the Civic Center and the winner will compete in the entire Citrus Council contest, with the winner of that dis­ play going on to the Camporee at Button Ray, Vt. The Vigilante Navy Wives Club 211 is starling the New Year with a new slate of of­ ficers. The business meeting will be held today at 7:30 p.m. in the NAS Ballroom. New president, Mrs. Dar­ win K. Smith, will preside and 3lrs. William K. Cadenhead Personals Holiday guest* of Mrs. R.W. Turner Included aeveral mem­ bers of her family, her son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Turner and Jim. of Tul­ sa, Okla., and her grand­ daughter and two great granddaughters, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slinchcomb, Susan Slinchromb and Margie Hay­ nes. Mrs. Turner left Frldsy for a visit with another aon and family who could not be here this year, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Walter M. Turner, in Annandale, Va. Accredited chnrg* account* welcomed for extra nighttime Irving plenurt [$<* * * 2603 I • Limited ReMrvitifiM H IA W A T H A A V E . F A 2-0884 t •V vvp| * wf j •t ts r j g ffi fllic it JUU IIIUIW • • • Your Welcome Wagon Hosttee will call with * basket of g ift* . . . and friendly noatinga from our relifiaue, civie and bueinaaa leader*. ouddaavly yaur shrubbery, Iow an and Uses “bloom " at n l|h l. Your houM and ferdan take on * dramatic, a ich ­ ins appae/anc*. Outdoor ilactrie light in | lift* your home out of th* ordinary and lata you enjoy a a hoi* now rant* of afur-dark acUritias. You'll actually m ik t your polio or yard into anotW room. Cookoula and outdoor entertaining at night bacoma i*al fua. Outdoor lisbtinf provide* an emotional impact and romantic enchantm ent. . . brinf* new evening | tamer to your favorite baauly .pole. And an aiactrk peat-lit* at your driveway a* door antra oca will baam a friendly waloom* I f guaata sad discourage intruders. You can select from m any tyyaa of m a r t , new, inexpensive outdo** lighting gxtuias i t fw ir electrical earn tra c to r's o r favorite star* handling lighting equipment. 12:00 lo 2:80 P. M. • CALL. OR COMB BT THE STUDIO I '•i* • Registration Now Being Taktn Jan. I Thro 1 before the afternoon rlaascs, Instructions In ballet, lo t, acrobatic and Jagg A g ra : 1 It Up How to annoy your wife: le ther light her own clgaret while you perform this cour­ tesy for others in the party. Dresses Sportswear ► Shoes • Accessories 2nd. Sem ester Starts, January 16th From will serve as hostess. All wives of Enlisted Men, Coast Guard and Marines, both active and retired, are invited to attend. r „ . n t en u re* , root M i l l I H i l l oamra »vu$ n ouss �•* * r #«nfarS WfritB Hospital Notes By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: The woman who signed herself "Very, Very Hurt" because? her husband ueni her a birth* day card with the messngc, "Happy Birthday to a Swell Fella on IMS Birthday," shouldn't have felt hurt. My most cherished possession Is a birthday card I received from my 8year-old son. Ho erased his own name from a birthday card he had received months before, and he wrote my name on IL Then he wrapped up his ‘life savings" (two dimes and a nlcklc) and gave it to me with a note, "From your children," meaning him. self, his 3-year-old brother and an 8month-old sister. I could never spend that 25 cents. CATHERINE DEAR ABBY: Tell "VERY. VERY HURT" to develop a sense of humor. It’s no crime to grnb the WTong card when you are in a hurry. On my wedding anniversary I re­ ceived a card which said, "Thero never was a better brother. Get well fnat." My husbnml nnd I still laugh over it. SENSE OF HUMOR DEAR ABBY: I know th a t it is possible to send the wrong card on an occasion that require* n greeting. When our first baby was bom I re­ ceived a lovely baby gift, and with lx)si U all of a sudden there were no more fashion magaline* for women to pore over and no more of the advertise­ ment* that aell "glamour," would women give up the atruggle to be attractive? A woman who owns a string ef charm school* says they Would. The charm merchant may deal with women all the time —but she obviously doesn't understand w hit a a k c i them tick. Without the hard telling of the fashion magazines and the glamour advertisements that promise a woman eter­ nal youth, women might not spend so much money on It was one of those printed storebought cards with the following message: "Sorry to hear about your ACCIDENT l" Best wishes ADELLE DEAR ABBY: The woman who signed herself “ VERY. VERY HURT" because her husband sent her a birthday card which rend: "Happy Birthday to a Swell Ftlla on HIS Blrthdity" should not take it so seriously. On Mother's Day I receiv­ ed a card from my daughter. It said, "For One Who lias Been LIKE a Mother to Me." We all got a big kick out of it and I wasn't even slightly hurt. VERY. VERY THANKFUL • • » CONFIDENTIAL TO "LOST IN TF.XAS": Do not confide in family or friends. See a physician! » • • Are things rugged? For a person­ al reply, write to Abby, Box 3305, Beverly Hills. Cnllf., and don't for­ get a stamped, self-addressed enve­ lope. • w • For Abby’s booklet, “How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 38G5, Beverly Hills, Calif. Jhe lx)omm fashion and beauty. But they wouldn't give up the struggle to look their best. Why would they, when wom­ en get two major satisfactions out of dressing aa welt as they can and looking as at­ tractive as they can? Hie first satisfaction Is the fun of competition. Just as men enjoy competing with each other in work and sports, women enjoy com­ peting in the fields of fashion and beauty. Even If they weren't egged on by the fash­ ion and beauty industries, they would compete on s dott-yourself basis— dreaming up their own fashions and working out their own beauty routines—the spirit of com- petition egging them on to try and outshine each other. The second satisfaction women get out of the stn fgie to be glamorous is that it satisfies their creative urge. The women who Is con­ stantly redoing her face, im­ proving her figure, searching for more becoming clothes Is creating something. She is taking what nature handed her and reshaping (he raw material more to her heart's desire. Fashion magazines and the advertising Industry aren't responsible for women'* craving to he "glamorous." They Just took that natural craving and turned It into big business. JANUARY 4 Admission* Ernest Chaver*. Oateon; Hoy A. Collins, Qsiren; George Kosn, Denary; Henry W11lisms Jr., Carolyn Brown, Be­ linda Johnson, Linda Lee Taylor, WUlie Redding, Emi­ ly Goodwin, Dorothy Evans, 'Lillian Cashdollar, Jimmy Hampton, Datetha Dixon, Joan Converse and Mary Ma­ loney, of Sanford Births None Discharges Linda Redmon. Daytona Beach; Louise Wllleutt, De­ nary; Charles Carlson, De­ nary; Winder Redmon, Day­ tona Beach; Archie McSwain, Annie Bell WUliami. Mattie Cook, Cleve Gipson, Bridget! Morcney, Ernest I-arson, Donna Ward of Sanford JANUARY S Admissions John Hewitt, DeBary; Ida Fenslermacher, DeBary; Ste­ ven Harriett, Helen Ache, Donald Cahill, Jam es M. Wit* Hams, Robert Mitchell, Char­ les G. Williams, Rtephsnie Jackson, Jimmy Bent, and Mary Laverenc Smith of San­ ford. Births Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ma­ loney of Sanford a girl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ache of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown of Sanford, a girl Discharges Ernest Chavera, Osteen; Rose Jackson, Juinila Sheppard and Fred Williams, of Banlord rK l FRESH PORK U.8.D.A. GOVT. INSPECTED FIRST CUT CUT*' Round Stc CENTER CUT % FRESH MEATY FALL OUT SHELTERS FA 2-7083 , W. DODSON. Contractor HUSH'S 1 l.H. Can O C T O B ER BEANS HUSH'S I Lb. Can B LA C K E Y E PEAS NEW YORK (UPJ>—Elmsr Valo, ■ veteran of 30 years In the major leagues, has signed as a scout with the New York Meta of the National league. In addition to Valo, the Meta also added Barney Hearn, Sam Allen, Joe Bulk and Dick Wilson to their scouting staff. Service HUSH’S BABY LIM A HUSH'S . . . when your TV set goew had, HATCHER'S will do an artistic Job of making It per­ form like new. At the first sign of trouble call — G R EA T N O RTH ERN HUSH'S P IN TO BEANS HUSH'S N A V Y BEANS H ATC W M S6PV/CE rv RUSH’S K ID N EY BEANS SHOWBOAT SPA G H ETTI With Tomato Sauce no hurry to run with them Seminole TV and it is rare indeed when Borrow Our Tub* Checker declarer should go out of hU 2000 Sanford Are. FA 2-102 way to do so. ja y Him ) V IE N N A SAUSAGE Limit 1 With IS Or More Food Order EA R LY JU N E PEAS GORDY T A B L E S A LT aakm s VKI ♦ K Q J IS At Both mlrwralle Sooth Weal Narth 1A 3A 3V «♦ Pass 3 4 aA rats Pm Opsnlng lead—A K YOUR DELTA 0 CHOICE bat Puss PM Pm FRESH tf TV Key Previews of the show is th* film made at th* ktuMUm'a Lerner Maraln* Laboratory on Uiminl Is­ land in the Bahamas. liars tha program’s boat, Col. John D. Craig, filmed th* first stag** of a program to deUrmlna tha shark's behavior patterns—th* condition* that cause this cold and unpredictable killer to a t­ tack. K itz T h e atre OPEN 12:13 TODAY & TUE8, P H O N E FA 2*1113 PERMARKE1S Residential • Commareial Building PRICES GOOD THRU JAN. 10 EM,~r TONITK A TUES. AT 7A0 A *:*» » PORK AND BEANS TV RENTAL 7-7tS0 p. m. (ABC) Expedi­ tion. "Shark Island." When thay are wall done, true life advanture* ara among the beat effacing* on th# TV acreen, and this la an axcaptionally good on*. Tonight’s "Expedi­ tion" describes what th* U. 8. Navy, Th* American Musaum of Natural History and Cor­ nell University are doing to stem U>* deaths and maiming* caused by shark*. Uaat portion I FRESH Valo To Scout By Oswald Jacoby This week's articles will be concerned primarily with handling the trump suit. 1 will start with a rather sim­ ple hand. All South hat to do to bring home hia contract is to win the opening club lead, cash bis aco and king of spadez, and go after the diamonds. West will make hi* ice ef diamonds and twn trump tricks, but Ihsl will be alL Simple enough, yet there are two easy ways to loie the band. One way is to try to make an overtriek. If South leads out three rounds of trumps, he will make Uut overtrick If trumpi break 3*3, but with Hie actual break JANUARY « Admissions Samuel Day, Lake Mary; Georgs* Best, Lake Mary; tola Crane, Oviedo; Audrey Robinson, Doria Houghton, and Cynthia Williams of San­ ford Births Mr. and ."fr*. Stephen Caihdollar of Sanford, a boy Discharge* Ulysses Ersncis, Oviedo; Mrs. Richard Whitehead and baby; Maitland; Mabel* Thomas, Jimmy Bent, Steven Harriett, Benjlce Hughe*. Mra. I-arry Hrometx and baby; Nathan­ iel Dixon, Emma Desman, Mrs. Emily Hawkins and baby and Donald Cahill of Sanford JANUARY 7 Admissions Volte Williams Sr., Lake Mary; Joyce Barrnett and Nora Long of Sanford Births None Dischargee William Benson, Donna Jean Draus, Mrs. James Maloney and baby Dorothy Skipper, Opal Reynold* and Eugenia Leonard of Sanford Susan Hayward QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED | \ ENERGY 9 ' * ‘■•’C 2 Convenient Locations — SANFORD AVE. & 4th ST, 1001 W. 13th ST. Limit 2 PleuMF % j M A h ( p h o d iic s i GREEN HEAD * John Gavin ADULT ENTERTAINMENTS Not Recommended For Children A Teenager*. PLUS AT 1:03 ONLY "DEEP ADVENTURE CUMING 1 BOSS ALLEN - COLOR O t 9 **"*1-. - jj - r • ’ - V^ T r /1 ~ ‘ j HJn-— I �t 1 ffljt V u tfo rb ^ m lb Mon. Jnn. 8. 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Florida, under tha flet Itloua nama of, DAIBT FLOWEll BHOI*. and (hal 1 Inland to register aald nama with lha Ctrrk of tha Circuit Courl, flamlnola County. Florida, In accordance with tha provision* of tha Fletltloua Nama Sta­ tute*. tn-wlt! Herllon II I .41 Florida Statutes l i l t , I H im Uabll CrltDnden Pnbllah Jan. I, II, i : , in :. > o t ic k iif m u NOTICE 18 MKHEnt GIVEN that pursuant to tha Final I>»era# ot Foradoaura and Hata entered In lha rauaa pending In Ilia Circuit Court In and tor Seminal* Counlr, Florida, caaa liockat Numbar l l l l l , lha undersigned Clark will aall tha property alluatad In aald County daacrlhad aat Lit It, Illoiik t, NOIITII O RL A N D O S EC O N D A U D I. TION, according to plat lliaraof racordad In Flat llook 11. I'acaa II, 14 and 11, Public Ilacorda of Hamlnol# Countr, Florida, tllaaaattl at public tala, to lha highest and baal bidder for caili, at 11:44 A. It-, on tha Sllh dar of Januarr. 1» 1. at tha Eaat Front Door nf lha Hemlnola County Courthouar, Hanford, Florida. (H EAL) Clark of tha Circuit Court Arthur II. Ueckwllh, Jr, n r: Martha T. Vlhlan lieputr Clark Blahop A Dornataln I I Kail Tina Htraat Orlando, Florida Altorn*ye for Plalutlrf Publish J a n u a r r 1, 1M1. NO TIC E o r M L B Nolle# la h t r a b r p l v e n t h a t p u r a u a n t to i|.a f i n a l d a c r a a o f f o r a d o a u r a a n d a a la e n t e r ad In ilia eau aa p e n d i n g In t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t tn a n d f o r Saint n o la C ountr, F lorida, caaa d o c k a t n u m b a r 11414, t h a un> d e r e l p n a d C l a r k w ill aall lh a pro p arlr allnalad In aald C o u n lr daacrlbad a i l Lot 111. L A K E H A R R I E T EHTATEH, a c c o r d i n g t o l h a p l a t t h a r a o f a a r a c o r d a d In F l a t Hook I I , p a p a I I Ihibllo f i t c o r d a o f 'B a m | . n ola C o u n l r . 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Legal Notice N O T IC E O F M I T IN THIS NA M E O F THIS S T A T E O F F L O R ID A TO: f l E r S O N L E E OH HORNE and M A ItflA llET ANN OBUOttNE. h i . wlfa, addraaa un k n o w n . TO U A1IR l l B R R l i r N O T I­ F IE D that FEDERAL NA­ T IO N A L MOItTO AGE ABHOCIATIO N, a c o r p o r a t i o n o r p a n Had u n d a r a n A r t o f C o n p r r a s a n d e x i s t i n g p u r a u a n t to t h a Fadaral National M nrtpipa A s ao clatlo n C h a r t a r A rt. h e r trisr | t a p r i n c i p a l o ffice In lh a Clly of W aahlnplon, D litrlrt o f C o lu m b ia , b a v i n * filed In tills C o u r t I t s s w o r n Hill of C om plaint, tba n a lu r a and purp o t a of w h i c h la to rn re r to a a th a t certain M nrlpapa a ia e u tr d b y T o a h l a k l A. 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Vlhlan D aputy C lark D eputy C lark Ja a n lo p s. W alla, C lark a Ja n n lu p a , 'V a t u , Clark* A H am ilton A H am ilton U a r a e t t N a t i o n a l B a n k Uldp. U s m a n N a t i o n a l B a n k Bldp. J a c k s o n v i l l e 1, F l o r i d a J a c k s o n v i l l e 1, F l o r i d a Fubllsk'January I, till. P ublish J a n u a r y |, m i . Legal Notice Legal Notice in T i m c i r t c r i T r n r i i T n r T i n s N INTH J l I I K I A I . « I H I I IT OF AND F U lt II m . N01.15 C O I N T A , F L O R I D A. IN CH A N C E R Y NO. IITPI B U F F O L K COUNTY F E D E R A L SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION, a U n i t e d m a t e s C o r ­ poration, Plaintiff, va. CL EM I - Y.III N D E X a n d J E A N ­ N E T. Z IIIN D E X , hla wlfa. D e f e n d a n t* . 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T h is la m u l l p u r a u a n t to F i n a l D acre* o f F o r a d o a u r a e n t e r e d lo t b a a b u s e ca u s a , C h a n c e ry D o c k e t No. I t ' l l , now p a n d l n p In t b a C i r c u i t C o u rt o f a n d f o r Hamlnola C o u n ty , F l n rl d * IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F , I h a v e h e r e u n t o eat m y h a n d a n d o fficial aeal t h i s 4th d ay ot January, l i l t , (SE AL ) A r t h u r II. Hack w llh . J r . d a r k of l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d f o r Ham lnola C o u n ­ ty, F l o r i d a Hy M a r t h a T. Vlhlan D ep u ty C le r k J o s e p h M. M u r a a k o H o i 111 F a r n P a r k . Fla. P u b lish : J a b . I. 1411 IN T H E CIIICI IT C tltJ IT OF T H E NINTH JL IIK IAI. [ J I I . C U T UP AND FlIH SEM IN . OLK COUNTY. FLORIDA CKANCKHY NO. 111*4 AMERICAN MORTGAGE COMPANT OF FLORIDA, P laintiff, vs. A V E R T D. a n d a t al, WATSON, at us D afandanta. .NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G I V E N t h a t on l h a l l l h d ay o f J a n u ­ a r y , n i l , a t U : m A. M. a t th * m ain d o o r o f t h a C o u r t l l u u a t o f Hatiilnola C o u n t y , a t Hanford, F l o r i d a , l h a H o n o r , a b l e A r t h u r H. U s c k w l l h , J r . , d a r k of t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Hamlnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , will o l f a r fo r a a la lo th * h l p h a a t a n d baat b i d d e r f o r ca s h , a t p u b lic o u l c r y . Ilia f o l lo w ln p daacrlb ad p r o p a r l y o f t h a Daf t n d a n l a A v e r y D. W a t s o n a n d N ancy L W a t s o n , hla wlfa, Lot 7, Block D, C O U N T R Y CLUB MANOR, U N IT NO. I, a c - o r d l n p t o (h* p l a t t h a r a o f ao r a c o r d a d In P l a t llo a k I I , p a p a a 71 a n d 71, P u b lic I l a c o rd a o l Hem­ lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , l o p a t b a r w l l h a lt s t r u c t u r e * and Im provam anta, then or ( h a r a a t t a r u n aa ld lan d . T h i s p r o p e r t y la o laa k n o w n a* t h a p r a m l a a a a l : 111 H a y s D rive, Hanford. F l o r i d a . T h i s Is m a d * p u r s u a n t to F i n a l D acraa o f F o r a d o a u r a e n t e r e d In th * a b o v e c a u s a , C h a n c e r y No. 11114, n o w pend* Inp In Iho C i r c u i t C o u r t of and for S a m ln o to C ounty, F l o ri d a . IN WITNEKH W H E R E O F . I h a v o h e r e u n t o eat m y h a n d a n d o f f i c i a l saal, t h i s 4t h d a y of January, t i l l , (HKALI A r t h u r II. U e c k w l l h , J r . C l a r k o f Ilia C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d l o r Ham lnola C o u n tr, F lorida My M a r t h a T. V lh lan D aputy Clark A n d a r a u n , R ush, Dean, L o w n d a a 4 V a n D an U a r s A ttornaya for P lain tiff I I I E a s t C e n t r a l A v an u * O rlando, Florid* P u b l i s h : J a n . 4. 1MI. NOTH M O P BALE N o tice Is h a r a b y p l v t n t h a t p u r s u a n t to tha final dacraa o f f o r a d o a u r a a n d aat* a n ­ l a r a d In l h a c a u s a p a n d l n p In l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d f o r Ham lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , c a s t d o c k a t n u m b a r l l l l l , l h a und a r a l p n a d C l a r k w ill salt t h a property alluatad In aald C o u n t y d a a c r l b a d o s: lu>l 117. LAKE HAR­ R I E T T ESTATKH, a c c o r d ­ ln p lu p lot ( h e r e o f r a c ­ o r d a d In P l a t Uuok 11, p a p * I t , P u b llo Ila c o rd a of Ham lnola C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , tu p a th a r w ith lh a follow ­ lnp llam a of property w h i c h e r a l o c a t e d In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y I n s t i l l e d aa a p a r i of th* Im provam anta o n s a i d lan d ! On* F r a a - H l a n d l n p llotp o in t R anp* (alactrlo), Modal No. I4 IIIU 0I, S e r i a l No. l M t t l l l l t o n * V l d n r C lim ax K itchen K i h a u a l F a n . !*" ( a l a c t r l o T w o H u n lan W a l l l l a a t a r a (pad, Modal No. HL1I. Harlal Nos. 4171 a n d H I T . 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V o C G f f anJ ANNEI.IKHK C. VOC OH, hi* w I fa Defendant*. NOTH E OF gUIT IN MORTGAGE F O R E C L natT IR TO: HERBERT U VOEOH and ANNELIEH E C. VOL’GII. hla w i f e R esident. • Unknow n You a r e h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t a C iim p laln l (o f o r a r l o s t a r t r t a l n m o rtg a g e en c u m b e rin g t h * f o llo w in g d a a c r lb a d r e a l properly, to .w it: lo>t 111. O A K L A N D HII.T.H, according lo Ih* p lat l liara o f aa racordad In l-lal Rook 11, P a p a 44. P u b l i c Re co rd * o f Hamlnot* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a ; In ­ cluding alt s tru c tu re * and Impruv a n ie n t* now an d h a r a a f l a r on sa id l a n d a n d flilu ra a attached to n r u se d In r o n n a c l l o n w i t h Ilia aald p r e m i s e s , h a s been file d a g a i n s t y o u In th * a b o r * . s t y l e d a u l t . a n d y ou a r e r e q u i r e d (o s a r v * a c o p y o f y o u r A n s w e r o r P l e a d i n g lo (h e C o m p l a i n t o n P l a i n t i f f ' s a t t o r n a y s , AN D E R S O N , RUSH. DEAN, LOWNDES 4 VAN DE N B E R G . 1: 1 K a a t c e n t r a l Avan u*. O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , a n d flip th * o r i g i n a l A n s w e r n r P l e a d i n g tn lb * o ffice o f lh a C l a r k o f Ih* C l r r u l t C o u r t on o r b afo ro th * 7 th d a y o f F e b ­ r u a r y , 1147. I f y o u f a l l t o do ao, a d a c r a a p r o co n fo aao will b* t a k a n a p a l n a t you f o r l h a r a i l s r d e m a n d e d In Ih* C a m plaint. Till* Nolle* ah a l l b* p u b l i s h ­ ed on ce a w a l k fo r l o u r c o n ­ s e c u t i v e w e a k * in t n a S a n f o r d llarald. W ITN ESS my han d and o ffi­ c i a l sa al n f o f f i c e a t Ham lnnla C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , ( h i t l l h d a y of J a n u a r y , H i : . (SEAL) A r t h u r H. R a c k w l t h . J r . C lark o f C ircu it C o u rt Ry M a r t h a T, V lh la n D aputy C lark Publish: J a n . I. II, II, II. I H ! N o tice la h a r a b y p l v a n t h a t p u r a u a n t to t h * f i n a l d a c r a a o f f o r a c lo e u r * a n d a a la a n ­ l a r a d In th * c a u a * p e n d i n g lit th * C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d fo r Hamlnola c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t e a * d o c k e t n u m b a r IIIT4 , l h a u n d a r a l s n a d C l a r k w ilt sail th * properly alluatad In aald C o u n t y d a a c r l b a d aat Lot I, o f Block K of S OUTH PINICCRKBT, a a u b d l e l s lo n , aa rsoordad la P l a t B o o k I t , p t s * a 4 a n d 14, o f l h a P u b l l o R e c ­ or d* o f S am ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o ri d * . 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I t a l r l g s r a to r V e n e t i a n Rllm la a t p u b lic aala, lo th * h l p h a a t a n d ba al b id d e r f o r caah bot w a a n Ih* h o u r s o f olovan o’c l o c k In Ih* f o re n o o n a n d t w o o’clock In th * a f l o r n o o n o n th * l l l h d a y o f J a n u a r y , t i l l , a t th * F r o n t D oor o f th * S am ln o l* C o u n t y C o u r t h o u i * H an fo rd . F l o r i d a (HEAL ) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . C l a r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t Hy: M a r t h a T- V lhlan D-puty fleck Ja n n ln p a. W att*. C lark* A H am ilton H a r n e t t N a t i o n a l H a n k Bldp . J a c k s o n v i l l e I, F l o ri d * p u b l i s h J a n u a r y 4, 1441. NOTIC'D O F BALM N o lle* la h a r a b y p lv an t h a t p u r s u a n t to |h* final deers* o f fo ro c lo e u r * a n d eal* a n t a r ­ ad In th * cau a* p a n d l n p In ■h* C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d f o r Ham lnola C o u n t y . F lo rid * , r a s a d o c k a t n u m b a r 11414, th * u n d a r a l p n a d C l a r k w ilt aall Ih* property allu atad In said C o u n t y d a a c r lb a d aa: L o t 14. B lo ck It. H u nland R ata l* * , a su b d iv is io n , a c ­ cording t* • plat tharaof, r a c o r d a d tn P l a t Book 11, papaa I I to I I a t lha P u b ­ lic R e c o rd s of Hemlnola County, Florida. T opalhar w ith alt stru c­ ture* a n d Im provam enta now a n d h a r a a f l a r o n aa ld lan d , a n d th * ro hto. leauaa, a n d p r o f i t * of th * abovo da*. 1 1 I b a J p r o p e r t y : a n d *11 H i l u r e s no w o r h a r a a f l a r a t ­ t a c h e d to o r uaad tn co n n a c l t o n w i t h th * p rem ia* * h e r e i n d e a c r lb a d a n d In a d ­ d i t i o n t h e r e t o th * f o l l o w i n g daacrlbad h o u se h o ld ap­ p lian ce* . w hich ar*. and altall b* d a a m a d lo pa, f lilu r a a and a p a rt of lha r e a l t y , a n d a r * a p o r t io n o f th* aacurlty for th e tndabtodnai* horaln m entioned: on* a c nuiii-iw ov*w (K l*c.), Modal No. J-7 1 4 -T , H arlal No. Z T - t f l T ! ! On * G E D u l l t - l a I t a n p a ( K l a e ) , Modal No., J-4 1 4 -T , Harlal No. TT-41444 On* Duu-Tharm M atter (Oil. Modal No. 414-4, Har­ lal No. I l - H - I i o n * Victor C llm a i KUrhan K ihauat Fan On* N u to n * R a th l l a a t a r — On* N u lo n * B a th F a n K lavaa V enetian Blind* ( M a t a l ) , m a n u f a c t u r e d by H u b erts A w nlnp a n d V ene­ t i a n Blind C o m p a n y , O r ­ l a n d o , F lo rid a , a t p u b l l o aa la, t* th * k l p h a a t a n d b eat b i d d e r f o r caali b e ­ t w e e n t h a h o u r* of ol ovoa o’clot k In th * f o ra n o o n a n d t w o o 'c lo ck In th * a f t e r n o o n o n th * l l l h d ay o f J a n u a r y , 1441, *1 t h a F r a n t D o e r o f t h a H em lnola C o u n t y C o u r t h o u i * , H anford , F l o r i d a . ■KALI A r t h u r II B e c k w i t h , J r . , C l e r k of t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t H y: M s t t h t T. Vlhlan D eputy C lerk J e n n ln p i, W att*. C lark* A H a m l Ile a B a r a a t t N a t i o n a l B a n k Bldp. Ja c k so n v ille I, F lorida p u b l l i h J a a u a r y 1, 111!. 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F la. a n d b a e l b i d d e r f a r c a s h b e ­ P u b l i s h : J e n . 4. 1441 t w e e n t h * h o u r s o f olovan o 'c lo ck In lb * f o re n o o n an d t w o o 'c l o c k In th * s t t s r n u i w un t b a 14lh d a y o t J a n u a r y , 114 , a l t h e F r o n t D o o r o f th * Homlnol* C o u n t y C o u r t h o u s e In H an fo rd . F l o r i d a . (H EAL) A rth u r H ..B e c k w ith , J r . C le rk ol the c ir c u it Court B y : M a r t h a T. Vlhlan D eputy C lerk Je n i ti u p * , W a t t e , C l a r k * A H am ilton B a r n e t t N a t l a n e l B a s k Bldp. Ja c k so n v ille I, F lo rid a P u b l i s h J a n u a r y 4, 14 IL C �* f You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your "Don't Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! Classified Phone FA 2-2611 Office 204 W. First DEADLIN ES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: T u n i ihru Frt. • I P, M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. nimn. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: T u n , Ihru FH. . 3 P. M. da; h<lur« Insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon KKSI'ONSIIIILITY: 8. Education » Instruction 112, Real Estate For Salt | «TV Saufnrfi frralh Oscar M. Harrison MEN AND WOMEN Registered SWEETIE PIE WANTED TO TRAIN Real Estate Broker FOR CIVIL SERVICE 1311 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-7918 EXAMS! We prepare men and women. Age* 18-53. Secure job*. S t. J o h n s R e a lt y Co. High pay. Short hour*. Ad­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM G r a m m a r 118 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 vancement. (chool education usually mfficlent. Send name, home J. W . H a l l , R e a l t o r “ Call Hall” FA 2-3641 addre**, phone number and 2344 So. French Ave. lime home. Wriic Lincoln Service, Ho* 77, Sanford SAN LA.VTA HUMES Herald, Sanford, Fla . On Locust, North of East 20ih St. 3-liedrooms, 2-Batha, ex­ 6. For Kent cellent neighborhood. Pric­ ed Don: Jit.syo. low down FERN. apt. 2300 Mfllonvllle payment, $8i.5u per mo., SLEEPIN G ROOMS, ~Tb* principal L in'creM. Gablet, 401 Mngnolla Ave. VA — NOTHING DOWN FA 2*0720. Ph. FA 2-8310 or CR 7-1921 Nights GA 2-1388 WELAKA APARTMENTS: Jack Denietree, Developer Room* private bath*. 114 W. First St. FA HME IPS "AGENCY' N. V. Farmer, Itealtor 2-REDROOM house, kitchen equipped, water furnished. 2165 S. Park Ave FA 2-5221 After hour* FA 2-3012 or Ph. FA 2-4411. FA 2-0261 Mon Jan. 8. ’02—Pape 11 [ 21. Klrctrlr.il Services B y N a d i n e S e lt z e r J U Li Q D 182. Flowers . Shrubs 184. Articles For Sale FR1GIDA1HE Sale; Poln»ciU*B in bloom 9Se INTAKE manifold, 3 two-barSales A Sen lee GRAPEVILLE NURSERY rel carburetors, fuel block, House Wiring, Free Estimates Grapevlllc Ave. near 30th St. j for '58 or '39 Ford 361 en­ Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric gine. Phone Mr. Gielow. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 PETUNIAS A Calendula* now FA 2-2611 or FA 2-6473 af­ ready. Dutch Mill Nursery, j ter 6:00 p m. New Upasla Ril. off 20lh St. I- 3 . IMu m b m t . S c iv l.c n WOOD Now is the time to set out PLUMBING FLORIDA ADVANCE Contracting A Repairs BLACKBERRIES FA 2-8809 Fireplace wood, all lengths, Free Estimate* Oak and lighter wood. De­ R. L, HARVEY livered. Phone FA 2-6818, If 33, Furniture 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 no answer FA 2-5909. W. J. KING Used lurniture, appliances, PLUMBING A SUPPLIES tool*, etc. Bought . Sold. MAKE 1962 \ MUSIC\L YEAR with a musical in­ • Cumracling • Repair Work Larry’s Marl an Sanford strument from BUKUR’S 2334 So. Park Dr. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. .MUSIC SHOP. 2004 Cmlar Phone 322-0183 Ave, Specialising in BIG VALUES • SALES • R E P A I R S QUICK CREDIT • RENTALS • MUSICAL EASY TERMS WE GIVE T O P VALUE ACCESSORIES. Before you buy, give us a try. phone STAMPS Plumbing & Heating FA 2-0733, AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WILSON - M AIER New and Used Furniture ELECTROLUX CLEANER WORK 311 E. Flr»t St. FA 2-3622 Excellent condition, lighl1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6362 weifht, complete with all Sell Us Y'our Furniture. Quick attachments, Reasonable. 27. Special Service Service With The Cash. Ph. FA 2-8187. SUPER TRADING POST. INCOME TAX SERVICE FA 2-0677. AUTOMATIC Transmission OSCAR M. HARRISON for 1957 Ford re-built $63 00, 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING 1937 Ford V-« Engine *50 00, Matlrcs* renovating. Expert Reel’a Body Shop, 10th and Upholstering. All W o r k Sanford Ave. FA 2-7719. Guaranteed, Call Nix BedFRESH CREAMY ding Mfg. Co., FA 2-211T, Specialising In Heating PRE-MIXED CONCRET E 1301 Sanford Avr. and Air-Conditioning Only M ira c le C o n c re te Co. 2302 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 FURNITURE 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3751 SEWING MACHINE SER- Must sell at once—3 complete USED Kemnore automatic room* of furniture. Take VICE: For service on any washer, excellent condition over monthly payments of make of Sewing machine, 973.00 Ph. FA 2-9779. $1186 or $200 rash. Call parts and accessories or owner collect TE 8-1511 Rentals vail or write to 21 LN RCA TV, good condi­ Casselberry. Sanford Sewing Center, 104 tion $30. 232 DeBary Dr. South Park A- c. FA 2-94U. DeUary, Fia. Ph. NO 8-4613 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds, Day, Week, or HEATING GARDEN TILLER. Rolary Month H. B. POPE CO. LNC. mower and many other EmFURNITURE CENTER 20u So. Park Ave. FA 2-4Z34 plemenli. 10', down, bal­ 1100 French Ave, ance 24 munthi. FA 2-B809 DO YOU NEED EXPERT Ph. FA 2-7933 for demonstration. LITERARY HELP? . . . an application letter that 31. Articles For Sail WOODSTOCK Typewriter, will “get the job” ; club look! like new $25. Phone FURNITURE paper; after dinner speech; NO 8-3100. high school or cullcgc theme Navy man transferred; brand ESTEY Piano, baby Grand, new ; take over for balance or essay un all but scienti­ amall, Queen Anne, like on 3 complete room*; no fic subjects. Low ratei, Ph. new. cost $2,000 will sell down payment necessary; FA 2-4033, evanings. payments low as $13 per for $193. FA 2-6219. ENVELOPES. le tte r­ month. Call owner collect, • PIECE dinette act. Chuluheads, statements, invoices, TE 8-1311, Caiaelberry. ota Apartment 333-B on Rt. hand hills, and programs, 419. etc. Progressive Printing WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes, walkers. Co. Phone FA 2-2951—306 36. Automobile* * Truck* FREE DELIVERY West 13th St. Prescriptions our Specially I960 VOLKSWAGON Deluxe, WE I,LS DRILLED, PUMPS, FAUST'S Rx Mfllonvllle one owner, top shape. Ph. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Ph. FA 2-7107 TA 2-0664. All Types and Sires CIRCULATING HEATER, LP Wc Repair and Service gas, for 2-hedroom home. 39. Trailers - Cabanas S T I N E Reasonable. 1216 Randolph 1936 35-FT. KLCAR house Machinery and Supply Co. St. or Phone FA 2-3296. 201 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 trailer, 1 bedrooms, fully in­ sulated. Take trade; what GOOD USED furniture for FRIG IDA IRK have you. S Petal Balt Simp, sale, refrigerator, stove, Sates k Service Hwy. IT-92. bedroom suite and etc. 2608 G. H. HIGH So. Elm. Ph. FA 2-2307. Oviedo, Fla. FO S-3315 Days Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883 FACTORY TO YOU ('WOODSTOCK (l MILITARY | SACADEMY: Wa l l The Herald *111 nol he r»■punihlc for more than one in eoirccl insertion of your ad, cud reservese the right to re ttse or reject any advertNeRENT A BED mcrl from nhat ordered to Rollawsy, Hnipital k Baby ONE OF THE Cleanest 1 bedroom, 2 bath homes in San­ conform to the polirica of IfaAi Red* , ford, For Sale with nothing paper. ny Day, Week, or Month down, block fenced corner CARROLL'S FURNITURE t ttU *■•* yard. Fla. room, imntedi |» p * *«1*«*'* »* Ph. FA 2-3111 116 W. l*t. St CLASSIFIED INDEX /-» M w A tive. ate occupancy. FA 2-1CP9. 1. Lost & Found UNFURNISHED hou*e, IMS "We’ve decided to poatpone our marriage until hit 2. Notices - Personals Washington Ave. Phone Ball-Blair Agency hitch it-overt" 3. Education - Instruction FA 2-J303 after Jan. lit. Registered Broken 4. Transportation A ASSOCIATES CONVENIENT TO BASE: 3 218 So. Park Ave. FA 2-3641 12. Root Ketale For Solo 15. Business Opportunity 6. Food bedroom, kitchen equipped, Lake Mary Branch FA 2-1290 i . For Rant LAKEFRONT lot in Lake SINCLAIR SERVICE Station large living room, $110 per T. Business Rentals 3lary, reasonable price for for lease in Sanford, amall mo., 105 E. Woodland Dr. HOMES LOTS ACREAGE 8. Reach Rentals quick salt. FA 2-1076 or capital needed. FA 2-2151 SALES RENTALS FA 2-7037. 9. For Sale or Rant FA 2-7116. or FA 2-9900. 10. Wanted to Rent EFFICIENCY Heated apart­ Helmly Realty REDUCED P R I C K $8,300. 11. Real Estate Wanted ment Sanford's newest. 16. F em ale tle lp W an led $4,000 down balance $30 per 301 W. 13th Street 12. Real Estate *or Sale Ideally located, near post month on two Dame house* WANTED: Btauticlan. Cut ’N 13. Mortgage Loans office, suitable for (ingle FA 2-7603 Evenings FA 2-2379 Curl Beauty Shop. FA 2 0814 and 4 acre* of land. Con­ 14. Insurance or couple, private bath. In­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, or FA 2-4031. tact Grady Scott. FA 2-2823. 15. Ku.-inchs O pportunity quire at Manuel Jacobson Realtor 16. Female Help Wanted Department Store. WHITE housekeeper to live "We Trade” Raymond Luntlquiil, Assoc. 17. Mala Help Wanted In. Call collect, FO 5 350U FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. NEW 1 bedroom furnished 16. Help Wanted Stemper Agency Oviedo. duplex, 2200 So. Park Ave. 19. Situations Wanted LAKEFRONT, beautiful 20#' x REALTOR — 1NSUROR TEAR OUT THIS AD, and 230' high lot, sandy beach, SO. Babysitters RENTALS malt with name, address 21. Beauty Salons erystal clear Lake Hutchin­ CONSULTANT-A PP RAISE R Need a rental home? We may for big box of home needs 22 Build • Paint • Repair have exactly what you re ­ son, one mile west of Ph. FA 2-1991 112 N. Park ami cosmetics for Free Osteen on Enterprise road, Moving toon to 1919 S. French 23. Building Materials quire, or if you wish to Ave. Trial to test in your home. S4. Electrical Services sign on lot. Ph. >43-7294 rent your home, come In or Tell your (riends, make Tavares. 36. Plumbing Sendee* call and wc will be happy TRADE W A N T E D : $3,500 money, nuili name. BLA1II, 16. Radio 4 Tele vision to aerve you. equity in small I bedroom Dept. 683FAL, Lynchburg. SUNSHINE REALTY 27. Special Services frame house In Winter Park Anderson Va. Stenstrom Realty Reg. Amy 28. Laundry Service on Sanford Area property. Real Estate Broker 29. Automobile Service Write Rt. 2, Box 301-A, 19. Situnliona Wanted 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 2619 So. French Ave. 30. Machinery - Tools Sanford. Day FA 2-74*3 DAYS WORK. FA 2-S03S. 31. Poultry • Livestock ROOM funilihed apt., Night FA 2-4811 SUNLAND, 3 bedroom, many 32. Flowers • Shrubs available Jan. 14th, 164 per extras, reasonable down HOUSEWORK, h a v e own mo. close-in, 111 E. 8th St. A FABULOUS buy, 4 bed­ 33. Furniture transportation. FA 2-6186. payment. FA 2-8097. FA 2-4283 or FA 2-3788. 34. Articles For Sale room masonry borne, stone 86. Articles Wanted fireplace, open beam con­ LOVELY I bedroom, 2 baUi 20. Halt) Hitlers ROOM furnlahed cottage, 38. Automobiles - Trucks centrally struction, 2 tile balha. 100 x homt, large yard, citrus I will keep smalt children In located. FA 2-3838 (too feet on beautiful Lake 37. Boats * Motors trees and shrubs. Conven­ my home $1.23 per day. 38. Motorcycles . Scooters FURNISHED House. Phone Markham. Must see to ap­ ient to schools shopping FA 2-2274. preciate, FA 2-3378. 39. Trailers • Cabanas FA 2-0339. and NAS. No down pay­ ment Immediate occupancy. 2t. Reality Saloon BEDROOM house on Old Naval officer being trans­ 2. N o tic e s • P e rso n a te Orlando Road, ideal for Jim Hunt Realty CUT *N CURL ferred. FA 9-4843. children, j chool but atop, CLEAN carpet* with our Car­ Beauty Shop shade trees, teo mo.. 3 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, tile Formerly—Katherine Harvey pet Shampoocr FREE, with Office FA 2-2111 months advance rent, Ph. purchaic of Blue Lustre floor*, 2 utility rooms, kit­ Hair Stylist - Pat Stewart Nights FA 2-0648 FA 2-2237. • ihampoo Carroll** Furni­ chen equipped, fenced in 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-0834 Piano Tuning — Repairing W. L. HARMON ture. back yard, near recreation ON LAKE MABY ENJOY living In a modern Ph. FA 2-4223 HARRIETT'S area. Will Paint to autt. 41 trailer at Wekive River Ha­ Beautiful new large split level YES, you ran Borrow our BEAUTY NOOK North 3rd fit.. North Or­ Septic Unks pumped - dram home with lake and canal ven. U mile* West ol San­ Carpet Shampooer FREE to Professional Caro — Modern lando. FA 2-2291. ttelda installed. 24 hour ser­ frontage. 4 bedrooms, 3 ford. FA 2-1909. clean your carpet* with Equipment vice. Terms. FA 2-9469 bettis, large living room WILL SELL equity In house 10$ So. Oak Blue Lustre. Carroll* Ph. FA 2-3742 AVAILABLE Jan. 15th. 2 bed­ w‘lh full wail stone fire­ Furniture. or trade for houit trailer 29. Automobile Service room house, It* bath, ex­ place. Large built-in kitPh. FA 2-1491. cellent location, kitchen 8. Education • Inntructlon chan with table top stove furnlahed 1110 per mo. Ph. AUTO GLASS e n d many conveniences. COLORED, 3 lots ctose-ln. CHORD SYSTEM" piano "lei-’ FA 2-6348. SISOu, easy terms. Phone Other features Include large IN S T A LLED Bcguty Salon aons (know /our key board) TE I-1092 or 7*0 Seminole icrreatlon room and fall Walker Building Wmdall told Hack Glusa in II easy leasoni. Age 11 1 BEDROOM, I bath, house, Blvd. Casselberry, Fla. out ih e lttr with well and 2310 Oak FA M681 Door Glass sunbath, FA 1-8317. Vent Glars and up. FA 2-9081, pump. Situated un Ix-autl* ONLY *300-Du DOWN for comS E R V IC E MAYE At It—3 bedroom l bath ful lot with many treeal plainly furnished, 3 bedroom 2 2 . Ilu lid - Pa ill l - He pair Stfiikurlk Glaus and Paint large yard. $100. month. Tide is a quality home and Co. house. Automatic washer, Cell FA 2-4708. an outstanding buy. Cali to­ fenced yard, patio. 103 Gar­ ROOM S P E C I A L 114.95. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4621 "THEMIBHTYMIOBiT day. Good financing, Palming inside and out. rison Dr. UNFURNISHED, 2 bedroom Mai WANT AP Call Mr. Tasker, FA 2-6159. •'ll. Poultry - Livestock bouse, kitchen equipped, $300? *400? $300? about 2 miles from Navy Stenstrom Realty If you need a home and can SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter PUPPIES - hair Airedale, 2 Base. FA 2-8003 daytime. month* old, $3.00. Call Sat. afford to make a amall Repairs, Alterations, Painting FA 2-4375 Nights, 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 or Sun. only, Wales Fern­ Phone FA 2-7683 down paymeql we have the ji ■ a 11 —«*■■ 1 ery, on lake at Lyman one to fit your require­ 9. For Sale or Rent School, Longwood. ments. New FHA financing 23. Building Materials Going To Corpus available. CUSTOM BUILT Home on LUMBER - HARDWARE CHAMPION MlnTatu re AKC Christi, Texas? Lake. Rent or Sale. Rea­ PAINT Black I’qpdle Puppies and sonable. Call evenings. Ph. Have a I bedroom home will b t e n S t r O R l R e a l l y Ruoling FilA Loans Plan* Mother, Show dog Stork. trarlsfnr SinfnrH * trade for Sanford Property. FA 2-1397. FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-7741. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 Your Credit Is Good. Lp to FA 2 1809. PUPPIES, pert shepherd $10. 12. Real Estate For Sals 3 Yri. to Pay 13. Mortgage Loans FA 2-3926. H EDWARDS 4 Lake Lota, with large oajf MORTGAGE LOANS* BUILDERS SUPPLIES trees, on Lake Onoro, $3 000 River Front FHA and Conventional We Give TV Stamps Name Y’our Terms. T E E V GREEN C oinncrnal k Residential 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2 7899 Galaxie BY FO RD enduring elegance with power lo please. WHY PAY’ MORE and get lea* . . . You can own a luxurious fully equipped and air condition nl GALAX IF. son for Icm than you’d pay foe many of the "stripped down' models in Ihe medium price field. Southern Air Dawn’s Property ESTA TES UOSA L. PAYTON Stenstrom Realty Reg. Real Estate Broker WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES I.MN Enterprise*. Inr. FA 2-1301 Approximately 2t* acres, with • Country Club Itoad ( 20th ISO ft. on river, '* mile oft 81, Extension) 2 Mile* West Of Hoy. 17-92 Neat l o Mayfair Country Club ^ $ o ,5 U 0 Call FA 2-6473 after 6.W p.m. • 3 • B ed ro o m s 17-93 at Hiawatha (Rcwsuma • 1H Hat h» • Central Air-Cund. & Heating Fit A Mun.hl) Payment* — $66 to $74 No I lining Cost VA ffc Coin. Financing Ai aiiiiblc F •* llorneinun, Broker TErrace 8-4199 Op:.v 10:00 a. in. to 7:00 p. m. Have Up To 3 6 'c On Auto I n o m in e e Age. 16 - 84) AH l.inra Written Calf • C. O. KIDD FA 2-B3 * for ALL your liituranre ?'GJ S. Park - Sanford Neat To Thrift* ay ■ ATION WIDE _ _ Mutual Inauranra Co. ILoir O ffirt; Columbus. O. 111 N, Park Ave. FA 2-3420 Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low As $350 Down 4-Kedruome—2 llslh* 3-Hcdroomi—I Hath* 3-Bfdrooma—If) Baths 1-llrdrootai—I Bath Wide variety exterior design* and floor plain VA Financing un Hume* up to 115,000 F li> —Conventional & In-Service Financing DIRECTIONS: Turn W. on 20th SL Fallow Country Club Rd. 41 Watch for our signs. VA L O N GD A LE HOMES I.MN ENTEKI'KIHK-S INC. 3 - BEDROOMS !»/* BATHS l.uvv Down Payment No Cio.sing Coat* W Low »E A 1'rr A» 0“ \|<>uih Principal • Ins, • Int. > Taxes FINANCING Down Payment A Closing Cost $156 Munlliy Payment* as low a* (88 Inel. taxes and insuratire NEW HOMES In Beautiful — S u n la n d E s t a t e s $ 1 4 ,1 0 0 - $ 1 7 ,1 0 0 :i • BEDROOMS I - 1 ‘/t - 2 BATHS Conernliunal & FHA Loan* $8,500 To s'j.aoo 17-92 to Sunland FHA & Conv. Financing Drive Kit airs (2 mi. S. of Hanford). DIKECTIUNK: lu Minutes frum Saniord. Su. on llwy, 17-92. lorn right at uur sign. TErrace 8-3911 Bairs offire lat house Inside ml truer. KINGS WOOD BUILDERS, INC. FA 2-6074 JIM H IN T - FA 2-2116 ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed head, Sag-proof bot­ tom rati with plastic endi. Plastic or rayor tapes. Cot­ ton or aylon cords. S c.ik n rlk G lass a n d P a in t Co. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 B arkley .aiv'ife'Of « *',($># 62 Galaxie 500 4-do«r sedan, tnlona whit* and viking blue, vinyl trim, 323 V-8 engine, Crulaoma lie, 800 x 14 whltawalla, power brake*, power alter­ ing, air conditioning, ra ­ dio, haator, tinted glass, 2• peed wipers and waahara, wheel cover*, back-up lights, turn signals, all fit tar, alactrtc clack, paddod *38809 0 62 GALAXIE 4-door Y-l, 852 angina, Crulaomatir, 900 x 14 whltawalla, power (tearing, powar brakes, radio, tinted windshield, S spaed wipers and waahara, nhaal rover*, padded dash, safety halts, turn signals, alactrtc dock, oil filter, back-up IlghU, corlnthlan white finish. A. W. Barkley Ueed Cere, Inc. Im p o rts & Spot In C ars Our Speciality 17-92 - Heart of Maitland I*H. MI 4-5807 $2802 02 62 FORD NOTICE Country Sedan JA N U A R Y C LEA R A N C E S A LE H O LLER S °/S A N F0 R D NO PAYMENTS UNTIL VALENTINE DAY 66 THEY tm pila Sport Cp». .... . til OLDS F-aS 4 Door ......-..... — 6tl t'HKY. Impala 4 Door Hardtop Ml ('OK VAIII I Door Aulumatic 66 COBV.UK 2 Door ......................... 39 CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Cond. 78 CI1KY. Station Wagon Y'-8 Auto. 38 FOltD 2 Door Automatic 39 t'OKD 2 Dour, F-309, Overdrive 38 LINCOLN I Door, Air (end. .. 38 CIIEV. 4 Door. Economy 6 ......... 3* KA3IKLEK I Door, Automatic .... 37 C ilia '. 219, 2 Door. V-9. Auto _ 37 KOKD 4 Door, Automatic 56 CIIEV. 4 Door, Economy 6 .... 36 CIIKVSI.EK Station Wagon, Auto, 56 KAMUI.EK. 6 Cyl. 4 Door ---57 CADILLAC Convertible -----33 C IIEV. 4 Door V-6. Auto ..... 33 OLDS 88, 4 Door, Auto......... 53 FOKD Station Wagun 55 NASH Ambassador 4 Door 54 MEKCUKY Coup# .. ............... S3 CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Cond. 33 FOKD 3 Door, Y'-8, Automatic 31 KAMnLEII, Super Auto. 33 PONTIAC 4 Duur. Auto. 37 CIIEV. 2 Tun ( h au ls and Cab 61 CIIEV. 11 Ton Fleelslde Pickup 219 E. 2nd ST. 2505 Park Ave. t - I 'f 'L * j SANFORD SANFORD ..... 11995 ..... 1995 __ 1995 ..... 1393 __ 1395 ... .. 2995 1295 915 895 1693 995 1093 795 795 695 613 493 1293 693 613 595 693 393 693 293 391 315 1191 1893 FA 2-0711 FA 2-0861 * pxaaangar station wagon, 4 door, whlto over aftroc .no*#, Fordomallr, 804 x II whitewall Urea, electric window tail gate, 191 V-l engine, powar alaarlag, wheel covers, padded dash, all vinyl inlarior, *11 filler, turn signals. 2784 00 FORD Bonus Features These cars feature all the (e itra a ) a* standard equip- m int . . . AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU l L Saif Adjusting Brake*. I. 2 Yr. 1’ermanenl Coolant. J. 30,000 3IL Lubrication. I. 30,000 Mila Wheel Bear­ ing Packing. 3. 30.000 Fuel Filler Re­ placement. 4. 11,000 Factory Eatand•d Warranty. STRICKLAND MORRISON INCORPORATED 308 E. First St. FA 2-1411 Winter Park Ml 4-I9U �•V v * E HI i i Kirchhoff Tells Kiwanis Plans For Year I vice nation management course, did a aurvey for dlitributive education, purchased equipment and atlcclcd a co­ ordinator for the program, helped to organlie a power lowing class for Negro wom­ en, organlied evening trowel trade* clasioi, hacked butineis education, evening college rnuriea, vocational lang­ uage rlaiies, and electronic* technician course*. They supported churche* and armed force* acllvlllr* < ! « t t 1 I I < 4 I < and were Instrumental in tnmiei for two children, starting levcral chlldrrn going bought clothing for aevcral to Sunday School. children, paid for dental work Thr cltili hrlpcil rain* money for icvrral children, purfor Ihp band's trip lo Wa»h- rliaicd a hearing aid for a Ington, I). C., and eent a boy child and worked with other to Key Club International. county agenrica in providing They alio helped with Scout­ help for needy children. ing In the area, helped with The Marianna plan group adult training couriei, helped hai worked lo help eight boy* with guided lour* at Camp La- in the indiiitrlal achooli. I.jpi NoCliee, and conducted Cub in touch with 2fl Imya by tend­ roundtahlea. ing letter* and carda, and with the county The Underprlviledged Child worked rommlttcn. paid for tonillec- Judge'* office for rioter and better co-ordlnal ion. Member* of the agriculture and coniervatinn committee worked in many areaa, Include ing the Science Fair, county fair, 4-11 project* and ihort course, and many local agri­ cultural problem*. The public and butlnes* af­ fair* committee took part in man) civic, hualnen, military and school activities and in governmental, political and legislative affair*. The Inlrrclub committee. NOW AT social event* and aunihlne committee, attendance com­ mittee, election, bouse, hi*torian and project* commit­ tee were ail active and buiy tli year with their reiprctive Job*. lliggnt project of the year wa* the annual fish fry and aucti-m which involved nearly all the member* of the club in (oliclting, procuring, ticket idling, etc., with a balance of profit of $1,1G4.&4 to ahow for their work. I { ED KIHC1IIIOFP New Klwania President W. K. Klrchhoff «aid at Installslion rercmunlc* racently that within ilia neat year, a new Klwania Club would be formed In a faat growing area of the county. Other goala that Klrchhoff outlined fur Dm year included the Improvement of Inirr-rlub relationship*, with every member attending at Iraat one meet, and an Improve, nient in local attendance with • goal of al Iraat 8S percent, Continuation of the itudcnl loan program, the foreign exchange student program, service* to Ihe newly, support of civic affairs and churrhc* and help and guidance for youth were some of the other elm* that the nrwr president aald that he hoped to aec ac­ complished. Retiring president, Jim (Irani, humorously presented Klrchhoff with some "gifts" that ha thought Ihe new lead­ er would need. They Included a pair of "rose.colored" glasses, a hug* botUe of as­ pirin and an oil-can, along with the bell-ringing gavel. President Grant read a nine page auroraary of the past year's activities and allhough a eomplrta Haling of all tin Klwania Club accomplishmenla la not possible, her* a n some of the highlights: The Foreign Kx change 8tudent program: The club pro­ vided expenses and ■ trip for Finnish student, Peter KurkIJarvl. They also set up the machinery and paid the expense! and found homes for MUa Porte Pcmtrorder, this year's exchange student from Germany. The club gave money lo the SIIS band for Instrument re ­ pair, gave a |U bond for Ihe Science Fair, arnl a boy to Hoy's Stale, sponsored a llahe Ruth league baseball team; sponsored Kids Pay and sup­ ported the scholarship fund. They conducted vocational guidance test*, art up a arr* By Mr*. Adam Muller Thr nominating committee report lor new officer* of thr PeBary Glee Club was pre­ sented at I* it Wednesday'* meeting of the group in the Community Center. Named were Mrs. Harry Whitaker, director; l.aura Plait llruwn. plant*!; Sidney Swallow, president; Mr*. Charles C reate), vice preil* deni; Mr*. Cora Gray, arrettary, and Dr. Garretts Seger, traaiurer. Members of thr committee were George Wright, chair­ man and Marion Waite and Mr*. Jam es Mm*. Appointment* mad* by the president wet# Tom Hurr. proper i) man; Mr*. Harold H. Howe, publicity, and Crcatcy, hospitality. Next meeting of the Dice Club will be at T:Jo p m . Wed­ nesday at the Centrr. Bear Lake Garden Circle To Hear Guest By Shirley W rtltu U i T V January meeting of the Bear l.ake Garden Circle will be held at • p m . Wclne»day at the home of Mrs. C. L ltmnk on la k e Aiher C r , Hear l-ake Manor. Mr*. Purwimd Hcnilru. member of the ~ circle and orchid grower, will give a lecture and demon it rat Ion on the culture and care of ordtids. 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Demolition u( the top structure of the bandshcll will be the first step in con* struction activity on the new San Alee Harbor marina. Ri­ chard. who said "that band The County Commis- VOL. shell turned out to be a white sioit hy n 11-1 vote today elephant," said he wouldn't reappointed J. C. Hutch­ shed any tears on its passing. ison. an chairman for Avery Opposes Because 'Our Views Differ' i • WEATHER: Fair with high of 70-75 today; increasing cloudiness tonight and Wednesday: low in 50s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUKS.. JAN. i>, 1902 ’SANFORd T FI .OR H)A~ m 1902. V i c e Chairman Things sure have changed James I*. Avery opposed » • • Don’t forget the policeman’s ball Saturday night at the .Mayfair. • • • Poor George Simons! The Cily discussed his comprehen­ sive plan last night and Com­ missioner Karl Higginbotham said, "Sorry we dealt wilh him . . , It’s not worth five cents . . ." So how come the cliy paid him $7,500? • a ■ Traffic charges made up the large percentage of arrests in 1961, Sheriff J. L. Hobby reports. The largest number of arrests was for driving Without a license, 201; rights of way violation. I ll, and driv­ ing while intoxicated, 119. As far as felonies go there were two murder charges, 29 for grand larceny and eight rape * • • The city's new switchboard is now installed and Mrs. Norma Ferrell is the operator. • * m the appointment. Avery told the Herald alter the meeting that although he had nothing personalty against Hutchison ami had the highest regard for him "our political views differ." "Hutchison, during budget conferences, idvocaled an in­ crease in taxes to provide for services that I consider nonessential. Therefore, this phil­ osophy being in direct contra­ diction to my views, that no taxes he levied except for es­ sential services, ted to my de­ cision to vote against his leadership,” Avery said. At the same time, the hoard elected Avery vice chairman. Commissioner Vernon Dunn recommended John Fitzpat­ rick for the job but be de­ clined to accept the nomina­ tion. The board also appointed three new fire commissioners for the lutii fire district in Lake Mary. New commission ers replacing Ed Zimmerman, Earl Toney and Charles Krue­ ger are Jimmy Reeves, Jos­ eph Smothers nod Ralph Able. Reappointed again were Rich­ ard Ivors and Ralph Scbweickert. The board also tabled action on reappointing an insurance committee made up of Clif­ ford .McKibbin, Dob Knrns and Hob Crumley. Avery naked that the board bo ro- Speaking ot I he city, the Dew 20-month-old chimp, pur­ chased last week, is named Carmen and is now on dt»J Tlie board also accepted the play (is lhat llte right word?) resignation n( Jack Dale lrom at Hie roo. # * • the board of adjustments and Tile Seminole County Juve­ reappointed the zoning board, nile Council hopes to get at board of adjustments, water least MOO from the SOKC control -and electrical and matinee race held last Friday. plumbing boards. • • • County Judge Vernon Mize tells us he’s in desperate need of more space. Present plans call for the County to start leariaiiging courthouse of­ fices in the fall. * a • Rarbcd wire has been placed around the county's clay pit at sanlamio Springs. County Engineer Carlton Hliss tells us that the county has a 20-year supply of clay there * • a The word is lhat Congress­ man Syd Hcrlong will be in for a lot of trouble conic the spring primaries. One high enunty oflicial (no nsmes please) says be will start knocking on doors to defeat He Hong. * * * Depuly Chief of Ruresu of Weapons, Rear Admiral K. S. Mastcrson, arrived at Rainey Field Monday on a routine in. speetion trip. A visit to the Martin Co. in Orlando Is planned following the morn­ ing Inspection. * • • The Scnilnole-DeBary Heart Council will bold its January meeting at the Health Center on French Ave. i t * p m . today. The meeting is open to the public. » • • Sanford's Harold Kastncr was installed as assistant rabban for the central Flor­ ida Uahia Temple in Orlando recently, • • • Longwood’s City Hall I* sporting a bouquet of cotton . . . the largo stalk with IS open bolls and numerous buds was grown by John Tulio, re­ sident of the town. • • • Approximately 40 women will be teeing off Wednesday at H a m, in the annual 54 Handicap Women's Coif Tour­ nament which it sponsored by Kader’s * • • Monkey see . . . Monkey do , . . we hear that there will be a tape recorder at the monthly meeting of the North Orlando Village Coun­ cil .tunig.it. j ★ ★ ★ Board Approves Road Project The County Commission to­ day authorized S-13 us a sub­ stitute road project during 1962 if the county road de­ partment fails to get rights of way for the Pineuay Bypass. Engineer Carlton Bliss said that thp road would save six miles from Chuluota In San­ ford. The Improvement project would include paving. Pine way has been desig­ nated among the top projects ill the county. However, indi­ cations arc that Ihe hoard would be unsuccessful In gelting needed rights of way. In other business Hie board tabled action on Bear Lake Hd. from Sit 436 to Curtis Dr. pending rights of way. "We need lhat road now," James P. Avery said, adding lhat the school is going to be com­ pleted by the next school year. "W« need • way to haul those pupils In." he said. Avery auggrsted the board build the road on curb amt gutter basis and use what rights of way It now has. Vernon Dunn questioned whether the school board could purchase 20 acres any­ where and then ask the board to build a road. "1 would like lo have the answer lo th st one slso," Chairman J. C. Hutchison added. Tin* first step in hiring nil administrative nsDistant for the County Commission was taken today by the board ns it mimed Commissioners John Fitz­ patrick and Vernon Dunn to sot up job classifications, salaries and duties and report back a t the next meet­ ing. c u ttin g 53 Comities Will Study ProposaS mm i under J. II. (Jimmy) Crapps’ administration! During the meetings it used to be cokes and candy . . , Now It’s milk and candy . . , Hy the way, hr fore he was mayor Jim used In ride to the Hirelings In a Jeep . . . nnw he comes in a car. ★ NO. 302 i v A ... The boatd by a 4-1 vote' agreed on the need for an ndmitiistrative assistant because of tho growth of the area. District 2 Commissioner Ted Williams voted no, saying, "I was hired to do the job and I don’t need any help.” Clerk Arthur Beckwith said “where me we going to get the motley to pay him mid where are vve going to put him?" However, John Fitzpatrick who mads tho motion, declar­ ed, ‘‘we'll find n way." Chairman J. C, Hutchison said that with an assistant the commission could operate more efficiently, while Dunn, Fitzpatrick and Avery agreed that the time is ripe for *omo administrative help. In other business the com­ mission received n letter from lha Florida Development Cor­ poration that it bad inspected a rommcrvinl airport alto In tlie Lnko Iturnry are* and thnt the inspection revealed that the "site rould be suitable for a small airport " Tlie board directed the clerk to write tho Nava! Air Sta­ tion as a "courtesy" measure telling them of the proposed airport. mmwm Morale Ciood FORT URAGC. N. C. (UPI) —A Florida delegation check­ ing on the morale of Florida National Guardsmen flew hero Tuesday after finding the troops happy Monday at Fort Lee, Vu. Reds Kill Own OKOUNDHHHAKJNfi ceremonies took place this morning at 10 a. nt. at the new industrial site of the Del Mar Cabinet Industries Cor|>oriition of Atlanta. Present at the new project were Snnford-Seminolo Development President Cliff Mc- Kibbin officiutiiur, several representative,t of the company, as well as Sanford businessmen and lo­ cal officials. The Del Mar project is the first authorized in the stale under tin* new Small Business Administration. (Herald Photo) Casselberry May In Politics, St Mere Power For Medical Set Referendum To Be Legal Board Sought On Liquor Issue Pays Sanford Attorney Kenneth McIntoMi wna Sunday sales of alcoholic beverages in Casselberry posibly will be put lo the towns­ people In a referendum. Tie election derision was reached alter new members of the town’s Hoard of Alder­ men were .installed .a t Mqj>( day night'* meeting ar. 1 al* ter Paul Dates, newly elected chairman, spill the tie vole of Mrs. Hope Dennett and Kuhn Lady, for, and Cliff Overman and George How­ ard, against. Attorney Kenneth McIntosh was instructed to prepare the election ordinance and have it ready to come before the board at the February meettng. It must meet with unani­ mous approval of the board and pass through its second and third reading if an elec­ tion date is to be set at the meeting. The matter of the Lilliandale Subdivision plat was in­ troduced by Mrs Dennett be­ fore retiring members with­ drew from the hoard. The plat was approved at a meet­ ing on April 10 in ilic living room of Mrs. Bennett’s home and legality of it* approval since has been questioned by Holm Lady and Mrs. ilennett. Lady puintrd out that he only wauled Hie town records to snow that the plat hud been appropriately passed In an appropriate manner. The motion (or reconsideration of Hie plat split the Iward wilh Mrs. Dennett and Lady for and Den Evans and Paul Dates against. Chairman Lytle Swope clos­ ed the issue hy voting against, explaining that lie approved the plat the first time, saw no reason lo approve it again and saw no reason why the new council couldn't consider the nutter. Firemen To Install hired uKaiil Monday night an Icrh I repreaentative for the town of Caaaclbcrry by the new Hoard of Aldermen which also doubled his monthly pay. McIntosh, who was given Die customary $1011 per month, had asked that his pay be in­ creased from $50 to $75. Caucus On Speaker Itep. John W. McCormack, W A SHIN GTO N D J P li — Pally huimony was the «f- 70-year-old ilostmi Irishman, flcial key note today of u mid- to succeed the Lite Rep. 8am afternoon ram us of lluu»o Rayburn of Texas a* speaker. Dem ocrat* to choose tlu-ir Rep. Curl Albert, fi.'t, quietfirst tn-w leadership team in -pokeit Oklahoman, In succeed 21 years. Tho lestllt was a foiegone McCormack as Democratic cnnclutiiin wilh unanimous floor leader. In the Senate’* only leader­ votes anticipated fur: ship contest, Ben. Ilourko It. lllckenlooper, (It-lows.) ap­ peared favored to win the Aldermen Elect Bales Chairman Paul Date* was unanimous­ ly elected chairman of the Casselberry Hoard of Aidermen after new officials were sworn into office al Monday flight.'* regular meeting, Taking qffica were Carl St odd uni as mayor and Cliff Overman and George Howard us new aldermen, Stoddard's appointment re­ commendations for various committee* included llerbeit Male)1, rhairmnn of the street light connnlllev; Drexcl 11. Ice, chairman, Don Willson and J. D. Self, roads commit­ tee; Erv Remington a* cus­ todian; Overman, rhairmnn, Ren Evans and Willson, new town buildings committee; Overman us building inspec­ tor; Gcoigr Lewis and Fred Erdmnn, assistant police and Earl Zibell, chairman, George Howard, Herni-.n Joy,e and L. E. Woodham, toning board. New Herald Format i Herald Inde: Bridge Classified Comics Dear Ablty Editorial Entertainment U gals . Pag. Puzzle ...... . . Society ....... Sporta .... Page 2 Page 7 Page a Page 4 Page 2 ( i f Page 6 Page 3 Page 5 Kennedy Home PALM REACH (IJ P l)-J o seph P. Kennedy, Hie father of thr President, rested at his scasidu Inmio Tuesday after release Monday f r o m St. Mary's Hospital in neighbor­ ing West Palm Reach. Seek Solution NEW YORK ( UPI) — A presidential fact-finder called 1 The County Commission to­ a meeting again today with day voted lo set up a meet­ Pan Ame i icon World Airway* ing with the legislative dele­ ami tlie Air Lino Pilots Asso­ gation medical examiners and ciation in effort* lo bend off a Judiciary ntllcials to get strike which could begin ut IAKE1.AND (UPD—Florida strong legislation m met for any time after midnight. more authority for the medi­ Citrus Mutual will act Wc nesduy lo persuade tho fed­ cal board when signing death Decision Near errtiltratcs." * JAKARTA, Indonesia (LTD eral government to hood U. S. Titc examiners had threat­ A spokesman fur President eitrill sales. Mutual Executive Vice ened to resign Iwcause law- .Sukin no said today Imlonrsia enforcement officers hjyl re­ wilt deride within lu day* President Robert W. Rutledge fused on autopsy In Hie case whither lo settle its dispute said the big growers coopera­ of a Negro a tew week* ago. over West liiuii l Dutch New tive would ask U. 8. Agricul­ Dr. E. W. Stoner of Oviedo Guinea) by diplomacy or ture Secretary Orville Free­ man lor more government re­ spokesman for the examiners, "other means." search lo liiul industrial uses said that under present legis­ lor grapefruit, am) lu work lation "we can arrompliHi Hof fa Hearing1 absolutely nothing." What wi­ ORLANDO (D PI)—A hear- harder to break down Drilisli nced arc strong laws such as ing lias been set for Feb. 21) barriers against U, S, citrus Orange County has " lie add­ in U. S. District Court here Imports. He said Herman Steele, Mu­ ed. He proposed a Dint meet on Teumstera President James ins with tlie medical exam . I R. Hof fa's motion for dismis­ tual's assistant general man­ iner in Orlando to spell out sal of mail fraud charges in­ ager, would attend Freeman's In Washington recent Orange County legis­ volving misuse of $5l)0,UU0 in conlercnce called to discuss ways to lation that would give rf.:.- Detroit Icnmster* tumls. eliminate U. S. (arm-product tors more power In ordering surpluses. „n autopay. Honn Meeting "We have boon told that RONN ( UPI 1 — Chancellor wc have no authority to sign Konind Adenauer and Diitish a death certificate as long Prime Minister Harold Macas a JP Is there." millati met in the Schaumburg Co ■Me!berry Aldei man Paul palace today in a “little sum­ mit" conference called to dis­ Date* Monday night was re­ miss told war strategy and traced from III* prom! e to pay all cost* In execs* of f 601) British flmincial claims, for construction of thu new Samlnoln Rlvd. bridge by the unanimous vote ut thu council. SANTO DOMINGO t l ’PI) Approval of the move *vu* —The government will ink expressed by tin* standing Franca to extradite (Jen. [Is room only audience in the fuel Trujillo Jr. on charge* of NEW YORK (U P I)-A n Air Co Mulberry Women’* Club “direct participation" in the Force KI150 tanker plane with width gave out a sound round murder of six suspected a*nine men aboard was reported of upptuu*r. i -ins here two months ago, Total bill for putting up it was reported Monday night. rnli'lng early loday over the the bridge a* reported at the Tlie newspaper La Nation, Atlantic cast of Virginia, quoting Atty. G-n. Antonio Ih e plane was reported meeting wa» $874. Cuiria Vasques, said the overdue on a flight from •I Die In Plane government tvlzo will seek exMANILA (UPI) - A U. S ti.iililiun of uir form Cols. Langley Field, Va., In the Gillicrtn Kanchej Itubii- m Azores, H e Coast Guard said. Navy Skyralder plane crash­ A Coast Guard ipokrsinan ed near Ml. Santa Rita, north and Luis J. Leon Estevez ami Federico Cabral Novo*, form­ -aid the planc'a last reported of Manila, today killing all er chief of air folce intelli­ position was roughly 210 miles lour persons aboard, a Navy spokesman said. gence and propaganda. east nl Norfolk, Va I Citrus Mutual Asks U. S. Aid Bates Released From Promise Exlradifioii Of Trujillo Asked AF Tanker C raft, 9 Men Missing MMsw.'ivi FLORIDA State* Rank president T. K. Tucker will speak to tho Seminolu County Vocational School at noon Wednes­ day. Tho talk is open to the public and Tucker will discuss the now c o n s u in e r economics c o u r s o now being taught nt the school. Alismonte Sets Town Meeting The Altamonte S p r i n g s * Town Council will met Thurs­ day night, according to Infer■ n a t i o n received Indirectly from Mayor \V. L. Swafford, who wna ill and could not be Died, So mu resident* of Al* Ut mpit la all o wad op a t lha Town Hull Monday at B p. hi., thinking that there would l>» a meeting. The old council bod met on thu second Monday night in the month, Thu meeting date of tha new mayor and Council lut* not been definitely set a* of till* date, but Indications ara Ihol futura meetings will bo held on Wednesday night*. It wu» reported by persons c Io m to Mayor Sw of fold that some of the new Council members found it inconvenient to meet on Mondays. Navy Flier Kiiied A t Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — l.t.(jg) Wlllinm F. Garrity, about 25, was killed Monday night when his jet fighter plunged Into the Atlantic after being launched from tho Cur­ rier USS Shangri-La, Uic Navy hero reported. The Navy suld it was in­ vestigating. Garrity apparent­ ly an* killed IriHtnntly, tho Navy mi id. He was attached to FlgliUr Kquodton 13 based at the Cecil Field Naval Air Htalion near her* and was flying an FID hi.>iay Jet fight, r. Family Missing In Boat1Found « EDAR KEY (UPI i A Illfoot cabin rru h er with a fam­ ily of four aboard was expeeled to be towed toward shur* today after five day* In the- Gulf of Mexico. City Warned St AfeE I’ss? Business Batmtesn New officers of the Lake Mary Volunteer File Dept, will l>« installed a t today's fl p. m. meeting the organisa­ The City Commission wa« tion In tho I , Jj. y Fhe Hall, i c c o i i i l n g to Oti» warned Monday night of fu­ Sjublom, member and past sec­ ture "coramercl*! »lutn»” and retary of lha group. prtilble a g it at ion for moving the cojrtlvouM to • more geo­ graphic*! renter of the coun­ ty unleu the city drive* to keep liuiine** downtown and t lunge* the zoning of * por­ Have you nut iced the wider look in Die Han­ tion of W. P in t St. from ford Herald? Yen, the puper in different nuw. In­ commercial to R-2 m identstead of the usual eight columns to the pane the Herald now has nine, hut the overall width of the lutjfcn is the same. The columns are nurruwer, which makes for easier reading and more versatile display of news, picture* and features. This is another indication of the Heruld’s desire to make improvements in the |»aper when­ ever they aro possible. G O I' policy chaiiniunshlp v a ­ cated by the death of Ken. .Styles llridges, N. II . Inst Novcmbei. The election takes place Wednesday. McCormack will le the first Roman Catholic to serve a speaker. Ills election will not be official until ratified by the House Wednesday. After lie is in-tailed as speaker, McCormack Is ex­ pected to name Rep. Hale Hoggs, lD l.o.,) lu lb. No, :i post iif puity whip. Albeit has held that position since 1955. IICKLIN (IT I) — Russian soldier* guarding Hie Ucrlin bolder abut and kilted a Com­ munist policeman trying to escape to West Derlin, tlie West llcrlin newspaper Murgenpost reported today. 1*1. The ire* include* the south side of W. Klrit St. from Poplar to the city limit*. Planning and Zoning Uuard Chairman Clifford McKibbin went before tlie City Committiunrr* and told Uiein why tlie zonen recommend that the area not be kept com­ mercial. Tbc zoning and planning board held a public hearing on live recoiling la at Thursday and tome 2S property owners pretested any zoning change. "M od of Ihc property owner* there want it to stay com­ mercial," McKibbin said. A public _ lie*ring _ on tin* matter is scliedulcd for Jau. 22. City Commissioners, led by Mayor J. 11. (Jimmy) Crapps and Earl Higgin­ botham, appeared "cool" to the pruposal. They said that j U the city is to grow it m ust, be westward and Higgin­ botham remarked: "You ran't hold the city to two city blocks." McKibbin, in stressing live nerd for the rezoning, said Hie city must have a duplex area and "tbit area appear» to fit ibe need," "Iluiinei* should expand more on ■ blork-by-bhuk method linn a wide open ex pansiun resulting in a few businokte* scattered among tile res.dcnrcs that now exist there, Comiucirial develop­ ments slow this down with filling station* and driveways It! various business develop- ruents having traffic turn in lion to move tbc courthome The discussion was brought *nd conic out onto the high­ to a more gragrapbxal loca­ lo a halt a llir an hour vv.th way," he said. tion, Wc must work to keep 1action tabled pending Hi* McKibbin also contended business downtown." that there were no concrete i Fiapps said "If Die city 1* public bearing on Die 22nd. In other buincss, the biard indications of the need ‘or to grow . . . there I* only more business space than lias one way, and lhat is west. awarded the low bid on Die been presented, as far as W. j There Just isn't anywhere at reel resurfacing program to First SI, arc* i* concerned.' else lo grow." Crapps addrd Orlando I'aving Co. far $23,* MiKibblti said that tho city that West First St. ha* shavin cat). Work will start today; dors not zune for speculation I Die least growth of any com­ Agreed to rc-advcrtl*e D r and that the rezoning would ; munity in the city while llig- j bids on a shop truck but r. it eliminate any future cuturner-! ginholkazn emphasized over to restrict the bidding lu San­ rial slums in Dm. area. •nd over again "yon can't ford and Seminole County "We must maintain Die hold back the city's growth by dealers; Heard first reading o( the downtown business district," sub-standard homes." McKibbin said "and this McKibbin said he was not condemnation o r d i n a n c e could detract from Santord it­ trying to hold business down which spells out procedure self. |f we are not careful hut was against "any com­ for tearing down old buildings we could bring about ag-la- mercial slums." in Die city. * I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1962 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 08, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 08, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 08, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a7deb2e7db62e9e863bfdf3305abcf5c.pdf c5fefdbc9aaf13922690fed774f6fd16 PDF Text Text •V v* E HI i i I Kirchhoff Tells Kiwanis Plans For Year vice nation management course, did a aurvey for dlitributive education, purchased equipment and atlcclcd a co­ ordinator for the program, helped to organlie a power lowing class for Negro wom­ en, organlied evening trowel trade* clasioi, hacked butineis education, evening college rnuriea, vocational lang­ uage rlaiies, and electronic* technician course*. They supported churche* and armed force* acllvlllr* < ! « t t 1 I I < 4 I < and were Instrumental in tnmiei for two children, starting levcral chlldrrn going bought clothing for aevcral to Sunday School. children, paid for dental work Thr cltili hrlpcil rain* money for icvrral children, purfor Ihp band's trip lo Wa»h- rliaicd a hearing aid for a Ington, I). C., and eent a boy child and worked with other to Key Club International. county agenrica in providing They alio helped with Scout­ help for needy children. ing In the area, helped with The Marianna plan group adult training couriei, helped hai worked lo help eight boy* with guided lour* at Camp La- in the indiiitrlal achooli. I.jpi NoCliee, and conducted Cub in touch with 2fl Imya by tend­ roundtahlea. ing letter* and carda, and with the county The Underprlviledged Child worked rommlttcn. paid for tonillec- Judge'* office for rioter and better co-ordlnal ion. Member* of the agriculture and coniervatinn committee worked in many areaa, Include ing the Science Fair, county fair, 4-11 project* and ihort course, and many local agri­ cultural problem*. The public and butlnes* af­ fair* committee took part in man) civic, hualnen, military and school activities and in governmental, political and legislative affair*. The Inlrrclub committee. N O W AT social event* and aunihlne committee, attendance com­ mittee, election, bouse, hi*torian and project* commit­ tee were ail active and buiy tli year with their reiprctive Job*. lliggnt project of the year wa* the annual fish fry and aucti-m which involved nearly all the member* of the club in (oliclting, procuring, ticket idling, etc., with a balance of profit of $1,1G4.&4 to ahow for their work. I { ED KIHC1IIIOFP New Klwania President W. K. Klrchhoff «aid at Installslion rercmunlc* racently that within ilia neat year, a new Klwania Club would be formed In a faat growing area of the county. Other goala that Klrchhoff outlined fur Dm year included the Improvement of Inirr-rlub relationship*, with every member attending at Iraat one meet, and an Improve, nient in local attendance with • goal of al Iraat 8S percent, Continuation of the itudcnl loan program, the foreign exchange student program, service* to Ihe newly, support of civic affairs and churrhc* and help and guidance for youth were some of the other elm* that the nrwr president aald that he hoped to aec ac­ complished. Retiring president, Jim (Irani, humorously presented Klrchhoff with some "gifts" that ha thought Ihe new lead­ er would need. They Included a pair of "rose.colored" glasses, a hug* botUe of as­ pirin and an oil-can, along with the bell-ringing gavel. President Grant read a nine page auroraary of the past year's activities and allhough a eomplrta Haling of all tin Klwania Club accomplishmenla la not possible, her* a n some of the highlights: The Foreign Kx change 8tudent program: The club pro­ vided expenses and ■ trip for Finnish student, Peter KurkIJarvl. They also set up the machinery and paid the expense! and found homes for MUa Porte Pcmtrorder, this year's exchange student from Germany. The club gave money lo the SIIS band for Instrument re ­ pair, gave a |U bond for Ihe Science Fair, arnl a boy to Hoy's Stale, sponsored a llahe Ruth league baseball team; sponsored Kids Pay and sup­ ported the scholarship fund. They conducted vocational guidance test*, art up a arr* CHEESESPREAD try it on cheoso burgers Laboratory Q u a lity Tested, P o te n c y G u aran te e d *. v M a d e bg,the B o s* Know n Nam e (n D ru g s! 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A fun attendance la ex­ pected at lb# meeting at vftiich gu**u will be tool- • DISCOUNT HOUSES • DOOR-TO-DOOR SALESMAN PRICES GOOD THRU WED. lesser quantities slightly higher m erchants i R A R E R IB S green stamps ** COMPARE POTENCY WITH ■ sm FOR PEOPLE OVER 40 m COMPARE POTENCY WITH 2 7 f 5 BRAND 2 9 c IA N D M A B R O W N 'S " A U E R K R A U T & 29 <t iHPinin GERIATRIC UCM lUlil (OKHWk [Wind labile™i ( m c __ WITH MINERALS and RedVItom lnB UCM UIUT CONTAINS Villmi* A— .1.000 Uni11 teloem____ 111 mg. SnoW hite Deep Se a SCALLOPS “ 49 t ViUmm D__1,000 Unit* m i [ L\ 0 [• J By Mr*. Adam Muller Thr nominating committee report lor new officer* of thr PeBary Glee Club was pre­ sented at I* it Wednesday'* meeting of the group in the Community Center. Named were Mrs. Harry Whitaker, director; l.aura Plait llruwn. plant*!; Sidney Swallow, president; Mr*. Charles C reate), vice preil* deni; Mr*. Cora Gray, arrettary, and Dr. Garretts Seger, traaiurer. Members of thr committee were George Wright, chair­ man and Marion Waite and Mr*. Jam es Mm*. Appointment* mad* by the president wet# Tom Hurr. proper i) man; Mr*. Harold H. Howe, publicity, and Crcatcy, hospitality. Next meeting of the Dice Club will be at T:Jo p m . Wed­ nesday at the Centrr. COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH O MAIL O RDIR HOUSES FREE GIFTS L E A N M EA T Y extra THI TORMULA AND POTENCY WITH WHAT YOU N O W TAKE . . . A s k Your Doctorl THI PRICE AND SAVK .. .W H Y PAY M O R I? ...Y O U CAN'T BUY BETTIRI Vitsmi* 1-1__ I.J mg. J IF i ' Vitamin 1-1 _ la d y f a ir ro u n d — M«ng*n«i* POUND C A K E COMPARE POTENCY IM H MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE UNDER TENSION J tftiS S * y ? » Ta r -h f*toilium _ Tilniivm. COMPARE POTENCY WITH II*Af*n*i« , Megatthm MalfbCinum Hogntiivra T W IN PET” N U T R IC IO U S ,Am apple b u n s^ M o - 7 .K i V .i r * * l.J mg. Vitamin 1-4 — 01 mg. Vnmnrn 1-12 _ 1 mg. Hwiplwntt — 101 mg. tippw ____ 0.7J mg. Iran— IS mg. 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Ri­ chard. who said "that band shell turned out to be a white elephant," said he wouldn't shed any tears on its passing. i • i Things sure have changed under J. II. (Jimmy) Crapps’ administration! During the meetings it used to be cokes and candy . . , Now It’s milk and candy . . , Hy the way, hr fore he was mayor Jim used In ride to the Hirelings In a Jeep . . . nnw he comes in a car. » • • Don’t forget the policeman’s ball Saturday night at the .Mayfair. • • • Poor George Simons! The Cily discussed his comprehen­ sive plan last night and Com­ missioner Karl Higginbotham said, "Sorry we dealt wilh him . . , It’s not worth five cents . . ." So how come the cliy paid him $7,500? • a ■ Traffic charges made up the large percentage of arrests in 1961, Sheriff J. L. Hobby reports. The largest number of arrests was for driving Without a license, 201; rights of way violation. I ll, and driv­ ing while intoxicated, 119. As far as felonies go there were two murder charges, 29 for grand larceny and eight rape * • • The city's new switchboard is now installed and Mrs. Norma Ferrell is the operator. • * m Speaking ot I he city, the Dew 20-month-old chimp, pur­ chased last week, is named Carmen and is now on dt»J play (is lhat llte right word?) at Hie roo. # * • Tile Seminole County Juve­ nile Council hopes to get at least MOO from the SOKC matinee race held last Friday. • • • County Judge Vernon Mize tells us he’s in desperate need of more space. Present plans call for the County to start leariaiiging courthouse of­ fices in the fall. * a • Rarbcd wire has been placed around the county's clay pit at sanlamio Springs. County Engineer Carlton Hliss tells us that the county has a 20-year supply of clay there * • a The word is lhat Congress­ man Syd Hcrlong will be in for a lot of trouble conic the spring primaries. One high enunty oflicial (no nsmes please) says be will start knocking on doors to defeat He Hong. * * * Depuly Chief of Ruresu of Weapons, Rear Admiral K. S. Mastcrson, arrived at Rainey Field Monday on a routine in. speetion trip. A visit to the Martin Co. in Orlando Is planned following the morn­ ing Inspection. * • • The Scnilnole-DeBary Heart Council will bold its January meeting at the Health Center on French Ave. i t * p m . today. The meeting is open to the public. » • • Sanford's Harold Kastncr was installed as assistant rabban for the central Flor­ ida Uahia Temple in Orlando recently, • • • Longwood’s City Hall I* sporting a bouquet of cotton . . . the largo stalk with IS open bolls and numerous buds was grown by John Tulio, re­ sident of the town. • • • Approximately 40 women will be teeing off Wednesday at H a m, in the annual 54 Handicap Women's Coif Tour­ nament which it sponsored by Kader’s * • • Monkey see . . . Monkey do , . . we hear that there will be a tape recorder at the monthly meeting of the North Orlando Village Coun­ cil .tunig.it. j ★ ★ ★ ★ s if e s s t r s t lw ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hutchison Renamed SsariJ Avery Opposes Because 'O ur Views Differ' Tlie board also accepted the resignation n( Jack Dale lrom the board of adjustments and reappointed the zoning board, board of adjustments, water control -and electrical and plumbing boards. ★ ★ ★ Board Approves Road Project The County Commission to­ day authorized S-13 us a sub­ stitute road project during 1962 if the county road de­ partment fails to get rights of way for the Pineuay Bypass. Engineer Carlton Bliss said that thp road would save six miles from Chuluota In San­ ford. The Improvement project would include paving. Pine way has been desig­ nated among the top projects ill the county. However, indi­ cations arc that Ihe hoard would be unsuccessful In gelting needed rights of way. In other business Hie board tabled action on Bear Lake Hd. from Sit 436 to Curtis Dr. pending rights of way. "We need lhat road now," James P. Avery said, adding lhat the school is going to be com­ pleted by the next school year. "W« need • way to haul those pupils In." he said. Avery auggrsted the board build the road on curb amt gutter basis and use what rights of way It now has. Vernon Dunn questioned whether the school board could purchase 20 acres any­ where and then ask the board to build a road. "1 would like lo have the answer lo th st one slso," Chairman J. C. Hutchison added. mm WEATHER: Fair with high of 70-75 today; increasing cloudiness tonight and Wednesday: low in 50s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUKS.. JAN. i>, 1902 ’ SANFORd T FI .ORH)A~ m i v A NO. 302 . . . mmwm Morale Ciood FORT URAGC. N. C. (UPI) —A Florida delegation check­ ing on the morale of Florida National Guardsmen flew hero Tuesday after finding the troops happy Monday at Fort Lee, Vu. Reds Kill Own OKOUNDHHHAKJNfi ceremonies took place this morning at 10 a. nt. at the new industrial site of the Del Mar Cabinet Industries Cor|>oriition of Atlanta. Present at the new project were Snnford-Seminolo Development President Cliff Mc- Casselberry May Set Referendum On Liquor Issue Sunday sales of alcoholic beverages in Casselberry posibly will be put lo the towns­ people In a referendum. Tie election derision was reached alter new members of the town’s Hoard of Alder­ men were .installed .a t Mqj>( day night'* meeting ar. 1 al* ter Paul Dates, newly elected chairman, spill the tie vole of Mrs. Hope Dennett and Kuhn Lady, for, and Cliff Overman and George How­ ard, against. Attorney Kenneth McIntosh was instructed to prepare the election ordinance and have it ready to come before the board at the February meettng. It must meet with unani­ mous approval of the board and pass through its second and third reading if an elec­ tion date is to be set at the meeting. The matter of the Lilliandale Subdivision plat was in­ troduced by Mrs Dennett be­ fore retiring members with­ drew from the hoard. The plat was approved at a meet­ ing on April 10 in ilic living room of Mrs. Bennett’s home and legality of it* approval since has been questioned by Holm Lady and Mrs. ilennett. Lady puintrd out that he only wauled Hie town records to snow that the plat hud been appropriately passed In an appropriate manner. The motion (or reconsideration of Hie plat split the Iward wilh Mrs. Dennett and Lady for and Den Evans and Paul Dates against. Chairman Lytle Swope clos­ ed the issue hy voting against, explaining that lie approved the plat the first time, saw no reason lo approve it again and saw no reason why the new council couldn't consider the nutter. Firemen To Install Kibbin officiutiiur, several representative,t of the company, as well as Sanford businessmen and lo­ cal officials. The Del Mar project is the first authorized in the stale under tin* new Small Business Administration. (Herald Photo) Mere Power For Medical Pays To Be Legal Board Sought Sanford Attorney Kenneth McIntoMi wna In Politics, St hired uKaiil Monday night an Icrh I repreaentative for the town of Caaaclbcrry by the new Hoard of Aldermen which also doubled his monthly pay. McIntosh, who was given Die customary $1011 per month, had asked that his pay be in­ creased from $50 to $75. i Study ProposaS IICKLIN (IT I) — Russian soldier* guarding Hie Ucrlin bolder abut and kilted a Com­ munist policeman trying to escape to West Derlin, tlie West llcrlin newspaper Murgenpost reported today. Kennedy Home PALM REACH (IJ P l)-J o seph P. Kennedy, Hie father of thr President, rested at his scasidu Inmio Tuesday after release Monday f r o m St. Mary's Hospital in neighbor­ ing West Palm Reach. Seek Solution The boatd by a 4-1 vote' agreed on the need for an ndmitiistrative assistant because of tho growth of the area. District 2 Commissioner Ted Williams voted no, saying, "I was hired to do the job and I don’t need any help.” Clerk Arthur Beckwith said “where me we going to get the motley to pay him mid where are vve going to put him?" However, John Fitzpatrick who mads tho motion, declar­ ed, ‘‘we'll find n way." Chairman J. C, Hutchison said that with an assistant the commission could operate more efficiently, while Dunn, Fitzpatrick and Avery agreed that the tim e is ripe for *omo administrative help. In other business the com­ mission received n letter from lha Florida Development Cor­ poration that it bad inspected a rommcrvinl airport alto In tlie Lnko Iturnry are* and thnt the inspection revealed that the "site rould be suitable for a small airport " Tlie board directed the clerk to write tho Nava! Air Sta­ tion as a "courtesy" measure telling them of the proposed airport. NEW YORK ( UPI) — A presidential fact-finder called 1 The County Commission to­ a meeting again today with day voted lo set up a meet­ Pan Ame i icon World Airway* ing with the legislative dele­ ami tlie Air Lino Pilots Asso­ gation medical examiners and ciation in effort* lo bend off a Judiciary ntllcials to get strike which could begin ut IAKE1.AND (UPD—Florida strong legislation m met for any time after midnight. more authority for the medi­ Citrus Mutual will act Wc nesduy lo persuade tho fed­ cal board when signing death errtiltratcs." * JAKARTA, Indonesia (LTD eral government to hood U. S. Titc examiners had threat­ A spokesman fur President eitrill sales. Mutual Executive Vice ened to resign Iwcause law- .Sukin no said today Imlonrsia enforcement officers hjyl re­ wilt deride within lu day* President Robert W. Rutledge fused on autopsy In Hie case whither lo settle its dispute said the big growers coopera­ of a Negro a tew week* ago. over West liiuii l Dutch New tive would ask U. 8. Agricul­ Dr. E. W. Stoner of Oviedo Guinea) by diplomacy or ture Secretary Orville Free­ man lor more government re­ spokesman for the examiners, "other means." search lo liiul industrial uses said that under present legis­ lor grapefruit, am) lu work lation "we can arrompliHi absolutely nothing." What wi­ ORLANDO (D PI)—A hear- harder to break down Drilisli nced arc strong laws such as ing lias been set for Feb. 21) barriers against U, S, citrus Orange County has " lie add­ in U. S. District Court here Imports. He said Herman Steele, Mu­ ed. He proposed a Dint meet on Teumstera President James ins with tlie medical exam . I R. Hof fa's motion for dismis­ tual's assistant general man­ iner in Orlando to spell out sal of mail fraud charges in­ ager, would attend Freeman's In Washington recent Orange County legis­ volving misuse of $5l)0,UU0 in conlercnce called to discuss ways to lation that would give rf.:.- Detroit Icnmster* tumls. eliminate U. S. (arm-product tors more power In ordering surpluses. „n autopay. "We have boon told that RONN ( UPI 1 — Chancellor wc have no authority to sign Konind Adenauer and Diitish a death certificate as long Prime Minister Harold Macas a JP Is there." millati met in the Schaumburg Co ■Me!berry Aldei man Paul palace today in a “little sum­ mit" conference called to dis­ Date* Monday night was re­ miss told war strategy and traced from III* prom! e to pay all cost* In execs* of f 601) British flmincial claims, for construction of thu new Samlnoln Rlvd. bridge by the unanimous vote ut thu council. SANTO DOMINGO t l ’PI) Approval of the move *vu* —The government will ink expressed by tin* standing Franca to extradite (Jen. [Is room only audience in the fuel Trujillo Jr. on charge* of NEW YORK (U P I)-A n Air Co Mulberry Women’* Club “direct participation" in the Force KI150 tanker plane with width gave out a sound round murder of six suspected a*nine men aboard was reported of upptuu*r. i -ins here two months ago, Total bill for putting up it was reported Monday night. rnli'lng early loday over the the bridge a* reported at the Tlie newspaper La Nation, Atlantic cast of Virginia, quoting Atty. G-n. Antonio Ih e plane was reported meeting wa» $874. Cuiria Vasques, said the overdue on a flight from •I Die In Plane government tvlzo will seek exMANILA (UPI) - A U. S ti.iililiun of uir form Cols. Langley Field, Va., In the Gillicrtn Kanchej Itubii- m Azores, H e Coast Guard said. Navy Skyralder plane crash­ A Coast Guard ipokrsinan ed near Ml. Santa Rita, north and Luis J. Leon Estevez ami Federico Cabral Novo*, form­ -aid the planc'a last reported of Manila, today killing all er chief of air folce intelli­ position was roughly 210 miles lour persons aboard, a Navy spokesman said. gence and propaganda. east nl Norfolk, Va I Citrus Mutual Asks U. S. Aid Decision Near Caucus On Speaker Itep. John W. McCormack, WASHINGTON D JPli — Pally huimony was the «f- 70-year-old ilostmi Irishman, flcial key note today of u mid- to succeed the Lite Rep. 8am afternoon ram us of lluu»o Rayburn of Texas a* speaker. D em ocrat* to choose tlu-ir Rep. Curl Albert, fi.'t, quietfirst tn-w leadership team in -pokeit Oklahoman, In succeed 21 years. Tho lestllt was a foiegone McCormack as Democratic cnnclutiiin wilh unanimous floor leader. In the Senate’* only leader­ votes anticipated fur: ship contest, Ben. Ilourko It. lllckenlooper, (It-lows.) ap­ peared favored to win the GOI' policy chaiiniunshlp va­ cated by the death of Ken. .Styles llridges, N. II . Inst Novcmbei. The election takes Paul Date* was unanimous­ place Wednesday. ly elected chairman of the McCormack will le the first Casselberry Hoard of Aider- Roman Catholic to serve a men after new officials were speaker. Ills election will not sworn into office al Monday be official until ratified by flight.'* regular meeting, the House Wednesday. After lie is in-tailed as Taking qffica were Carl St odd uni as mayor and Cliff speaker, McCormack Is ex­ Overman and George Howard pected to name Rep. Hale Hoggs, lD l.o.,) lu lb. No, :i us new aldermen, Stoddard's appointment re­ post iif puity whip. Albeit commendations for various has held that position since committee* included llerbeit 1955. Male)1, rhairmnn of the street light connnlllev; Drexcl 11. Ice, chairman, Don Willson and J. D. Self, roads commit­ Page 2 tee; Erv Remington a* cus­ Bridge Page 7 todian; Overman, rhairmnn, Classified Page a Comics Ren Evans and Willson, new town buildings committee; Dear Ablty Page 4 Editorial Overman us building inspec­ Entertainment Page 2 tor; Gcoigr Lewis and Fred Erdmnn, assistant police and U gals . Pag. ( i f Puzzle ...... . . Page 6 Earl Zibell, chairman, George Howard, Herni-.n Joy,e and L. Society ....... Page 3 Sporta .... Page 5 E. Woodham, toning board. Aldermen Elect Bales Chairman Herald Inde: Hof fa Hearing1 Honn Meeting Bates Released From Promise Exlradifioii Of Trujillo Asked AF Tanker Craft, 9 Men Missing MMsw.'ivi FLORIDA State* Rank president T. K. Tucker will speak to tho Seminolu County Vocational School at noon Wednes­ day. Tho talk is open to the public and Tucker will discuss the now c o n s u in e r economics c o u r s o now being taught nt the school. Alismonte Sets Town Meeting The Altamonte S p r i n g s * Town Council will met Thurs­ day night, according to Infer■ n a t i o n received Indirectly from Mayor \V. L. Swafford, who wna ill and could not be Died, So mu resident* of Al* Ut mpit la all o wad op a t lha Town Hull Monday at B p. hi., thinking that there would l>» a meeting. The old council bod met on thu second Monday night in the month, Thu meeting date of tha new mayor and Council lut* not been definitely set a* of till* date, but Indications ara Ihol futura meetings will bo held on Wednesday night*. It wu» reported by persons c I o m to Mayor Sw of fold that some of the new Council members found it inconvenient to meet on Mondays. Navy Flier Kiiied At Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — l.t.(jg) Wlllinm F. Garrity, about 25, was killed Monday night when his jet fighter plunged Into the Atlantic after being launched from tho Cur­ rier USS Shangri-La, Uic Navy hero reported. The Navy suld it was in­ vestigating. Garrity apparent­ ly an* killed IriHtnntly, tho Navy mi id. He was attached to FlgliUr Kquodton 13 based at the Cecil Field Naval Air Htalion near her* and was flying an FID hi.>iay Jet fight, r. Family Missing In Boat1Found « EDAR KEY (UPI i A Illfoot cabin rru h er with a fam­ ily of four aboard was expeeled to be towed toward shur* today after five day* In the- Gulf of Mexico. City W arned St A fe E I’s s ? Business B atm tesn New officers of the Lake Mary Volunteer File Dept, will l>« installed a t today's fl p. m. meeting the organisa­ The City Commission wa« tlie zonen recommend that tion In tho I , Jj. y Fhe Hall, i c c o i i i l n g to Oti» warned Monday night of fu­ the area not be kept com­ Sjublom, member and past sec­ ture "coramercl*! »lutn»” and mercial. retary of lha group. prtilble a g it at ion for moving Tbc zoning and planning the cojrtlvouM to • more geo­ board held a public hearing graphic*! renter of the coun­ on live recoiling la at Thursday ty unleu the city drive* to and tome 2S property owners keep liuiine** downtown and pretested any zoning change. t lunge* the zoning of * por­ "M od of Ihc property owner* Have you nut iced the wider look in Die Han­ tion of W. P in t St. from there want it to stay com­ ford Herald? Yen, the puper in different nuw. In­ commercial to R-2 m ident- mercial," McKibbin said. stead of the usual eight columns to the pane the 1*1. A public _ lie*ring _ on tin* Herald now has nine, hut the overall width of the The ire* include* the south matter is scliedulcd for Jau. lutjfcn is the same. side of W. Klrit St. from 22. City Commissioners, led The columns are nurruwer, which makes for Poplar to the city limit*. by Mayor J. 11. (Jimmy) easier reading and more versatile display of Planning and Zoning Uuard Crapps and Earl Higgin­ news, picture* and features. Chairman Clifford McKibbin botham, appeared "cool" to This is another indication of the Heruld’s went before tlie City Commit- the pruposal. They said that desire to make improvements in the |»aper when­ tiunrr* and told Uiein why j U the city is to grow it m ust, ever they aro possible. New Herald Format C o m it ie s W ill Tin* first step in hiring nil administrative nsDistant for the County Commission was taken today by the board ns it mimed Commissioners John Fitz­ patrick and Vernon Dunn to sot up job classifications, salaries and duties and report back at the next meet­ ing. c u t t in g The County Commis- VOL. 53 sioit hy n 11-1 vote today reappointed J. C. Hutch­ ison. an chairman for 1902. V i c e Chairman James I*. Avery opposed the appointment. Avery told the Herald alter the meeting that although he had nothing personalty against Hutchison ami had the highest regard for him "our political views differ." "Hutchison, during budget conferences, idvocaled an in­ crease in taxes to provide for services that I consider nonessential. Therefore, this phil­ osophy being in direct contra­ diction to my views, that no taxes he levied except for es­ sential services, ted to my de­ cision to vote against his leadership,” Avery said. At the same time, the hoard elected Avery vice chairman. Commissioner Vernon Dunn recommended John Fitzpat­ rick for the job but be de­ clined to accept the nomina­ tion. The board also appointed three new fire commissioners for the lutii fire district in Lake Mary. New commission ers replacing Ed Zimmerman, Earl Toney and Charles Krue­ ger are Jimmy Reeves, Jos­ eph Smothers nod Ralph Able. Reappointed again were Rich­ ard Ivors and Ralph Scbweickert. The board also tabled action on reappointing an insurance committee made up of Clif­ ford .McKibbin, Dob Knrns and Hob Crumley. Avery naked that the board bo ro- ★ be westward and Higgin­ botham remarked: "You ran't hold the city to two city blocks." McKibbin, in stressing live nerd for the rezoning, said Hie city must have a duplex area and "tbit area appear» to fit ibe need," "Iluiinei* should expand more on ■ blork-by-bhuk method linn a wide open ex pansiun resulting in a few businokte* scattered among tile res.dcnrcs that now exist there, Comiucirial develop­ ments slow this down with filling station* and driveways It! various business develop- ruents having traffic turn in lion to move tbc courthome The discussion was brought *nd conic out onto the high­ to a more gragrapbxal loca­ lo a halt a llir an hour vv.th way," he said. tion, Wc must work to keep 1action tabled pending Hi* McKibbin also contended business downtown." that there were no concrete i Fiapps said "If Die city 1* public bearing on Die 22nd. In other buincss, the biard indications of the need ‘or to grow . . . there I* only more business space than lias one way, and lhat is west. awarded the low bid on Die been presented, as far as W. j There Just isn't anywhere at reel resurfacing program to First SI, arc* i* concerned.' else lo grow." Crapps addrd Orlando I'aving Co. far $23,* MiKibblti said that tho city that West First St. ha* shavin cat). Work will start today; dors not zune for speculation I Die least growth of any com­ Agreed to rc-advcrtl*e D r and that the rezoning would ; munity in the city while llig- bids on a shop truck but r. it eliminate any future cuturner-! ginholkazn emphasized over to restrict the bidding lu San­ rial slums in Dm. area. •nd over again "yon can't ford and Seminole County "We must maintain Die hold back the city's growth by dealers; Heard first reading o( the downtown business district," sub-standard homes." McKibbin said "and this McKibbin said he was not condemnation o r d i n a n c e could detract from Santord it­ trying to hold business down which spells out procedure self. |f we are not careful hut was against "any com­ for tearing down old buildings we could bring about ag-la- mercial slums." in Die city. * I j �3hr Ssnfurft Irr« I6 Page 2—Tue*. Jo n. V, t> , By Abigail Van Buren WANtlNOION M il'll Hie Souihem Hallway planned hula* le hack up It* appeal In Hie Inlet slate t'SNl* rti-iea t'ohDuUaliiM lor towel ■rain t*i* iiilumasli wtih rtaiaitad eiomimlc illftlM , John t'ersnfl, a uisnaism asl runaultanl limn New Yotk Dliy hliad hy Nuul.iHu tu make a aiudv uf the prepend rata*, and Vila frsaidm i W Ms ton Him weta scheduled at Die first two wilnettea. I , e n d , a Vlra 1‘ieiUleM W, D Mini um gaie tlim lftfr V, W Pack Monday a broad oiiDlue ol why Suiduato nerd i I Dir lower felra and h> whal meana De ralei weir econeinlcally (eaallde, Sdulharn list proimiel a so par cent rut on Da ralei tor ihlpmrni or itmiti intni Du Midwiti min lha NmiDi the plo|H,aal met with altong op potilinn from water rgtrlert, Ihe Teiinettce Valley AiilHof- II), i ips*i>. aid oilier* llroanan, Ihe aula wilntta on the open it| day or l ie hear hit. said the I allroad needed (he pew ralei lo inert rompr idim, iruiii iruckeri and, lu a ieiiar degiae, tiartaa. ‘That'S lha muilo we muit dance to If we rhoota to dance at all." IWmnan aafd, "and we allocifta In dam r ' tie conceded Dial houiliern'i ptopoted |a la i wrte hated on what wrae heeded to "m ate lit Ural r.elll* Tianuillws* Thamsi H, 11i*mp»»n, slu t la |t*eah»l ru lltr, *tua, bang. Sal*, It,non. bills U> Msidsml tu HIM. M. Smith, bsks light*, 11,000, VYlhfuM M, Hr««s< rius ♦* Peril A, frwdll, aiu», IM I. 10, 1110,000, p, sn<t U, D m lepm thi fe te , hi Itef l.*s Smith, *tui, Wsikb mats fr lh , 11,000. Vligll It. Austin, itu s tw Or* lands Appllshts C*>< Ine, lap1*4—1• light* , ItOl.ROO, Vhsriaa ki*ti|*r, »tii* Is Sr,ilham (lull UllllHaa, M e•It, Ctyalal LsVs Bhaiea. |S0,< Wtt. Mn»>«*«kl ttl,Its,, Inc. Is Rutatald J, frm »ayt elUk, Run. laud, IH.IthY Jack T, llultvn, sluk la li„b. » t . Mstbia, frail Is bat* sum a, »U ,tw . Albeit M. Hteona. vlu», to lYutald liieane, etu». Quean's Niltwi. (SA'iW. I.eabsr Nllteiplt*** le frul N Fillet, RunUnd. 911 m t*«*»elhenr Itnitllea tV. la Rtaudatd IMI lV 4 gusli Fend Wnvd theka, M,s tu Many © Utvyeualix *lu», MeilhawA, IIMM, Pull* fried frtwi NnllcMd Weak ef N, Y. w AnveM J. Maya, m«g, ITVy Aaitnge Rank of frit*. HeM te. Hatbott L Vaughn, mtg, W. Fvd Hskl. Mt(b. A**n. ie, Iwo t* Maya, et«k, wig. M . frenkun Anvhs** Hank le Ih* Cttg ** N, V, t* Roe* F. Mateen. m ig fa> F r it Biwakhw Ravage Reek nalwasl kiemte Rwergy Autkorriy (l.kRAi a*rf i\ had recelteri w* official wvrd bn w et retwmmt v»ib*e bad kwMra'ian affirlala Wc HY t it where Mrietei c*«e mama eiB tvgmeaept Ihe Sc,vet gaxnmmaat. IT* 'eft bate eight i w l i age am»d afecu'.at'c.n Khroriichrr might bate egfeted him d *> ( ^fned tut Si.ng patt eJ t>* riA . ivt RiaUntta "sat f>anj" Matrioge tpriSoaiwm* dvAoiag* ki 5-backrifoaM LaV* 1t*»*n and Mate* Maipaas ,'eaaph A, Mehloaka, \V Va*>* AI'M awd Jl* km k\pV*»at freeman, 4>adrS« and Vaiy tvlm e* MMViy, RanTrid. Meal W*a*Va frewm-taame N>-4 P. Vie-e-V 4* av*. DEAR BAFFLED i No. A nd neither can anyone else. There is no scientific explanation for some of the legendary "cures" that appear to work In ridding people of wsrts. My sdvlcs Is to let a doctor decide the treatment. He Is more dependable than voodoo. Of course if you want to bury a potato, too, It won’t do any hnrm. WASHINGTON lU l'D -T h a Offlca at Kmirgcncy Plan­ ning (OKP) hs* rsramm*nd*d Is Prsitd*nt K«nn*d). thst hs rsmovs sll Import rsitrlctioni • • • on m id list oil, • rrilshl* DEAR ABBY: The letter from inurrs said to<l*y. • i I The lourts said the recoin- the woman whose husband didn’t CONFIDENTIAL TO "DONE mamt it ion h si b**n st ths think he could make It down the aisle WRONG IN FLORIDA": Nonsenee. WUie House (or Hire* or tour at hla daughter’s wedding sure hit Because one women "did you wrong" trelki. II I* • m u lt of s home with me. I woe a widower when •Duly InlUslid l i d M»y b) my daughter married and I flatly re­ 1* no reason to retire from the human race. All women are NOT alike. Naur KngUnd'* irnatora ami fused to "give her away." She was all r*pr*4*etstlvs*. I had. She was married in the Pres­ KinnadjT delay in acting byterian Church and the preacher Are things rugged? For a person­ on th* rscommandallon point* said nobody had to giva the bride al reply, write to Abby, Box 8366, up IN highly control *r»lal si* away In his service. She walked down Beverly Hills, Calif., and don’t for­ pacti ot It. Should hs rsmov* the aisle all by herself and not to the get a stamped, self-addressed enve. ■luolai, a aurrtlr*. hitler pro- stratus of Lohengrin, either. (It was lope. tail would V* forthcoming (com nuisreaaman from realpreJurmg *lat*i, R*ildu*l oil rrttrlrlkuu hate bssn (stored by rest slatea and tlgurously uppotid “She own flgnrve that any­ *1 can’t leech my wife the what n careful shopper ah* is. In t>,u( lira Hern itatra which thing she can get me to pay “She ha* a habit of putting ft rat thing about money" com­ ur* Die h airy ell to produca for that should coma eu t of her riactrUlty and hast taiga plain* a husband ehe lead* things in 'layaway' and mak­ huueehold budget ia actually ing monthly payments on money ‘saved.' The fact th st building!, this column. The m u tu al oil rouiuiutM "Sli* think* ah* baa picked them out of her grocery it all comet eut of my salary claim lha rntrlctlnni have up a uondeifut bargain whan money. doesn't Imp ret* her St all. ,-auied hlghar prtcaa ami I s she juat hopeless finan­ •She claims th st dormY aha buy* a suit marked dewn abort agaa. Cost ml tra it a (rrm fISO to *Tk. coat me anything, hut when I cially—or what I " claim II Is tooli*!* to become It eounde an though aha ia “ When I tell her th* suit tel) her that tf ah* can maka m crestinit) detwn.tcut on a never we* worth more then monthly payments on a mink n financial genius—juat Ilk* foreign Met supply which tTS If th* tier* « i ) willing to Hole out of her grocery meney meet beuaevrivee. It'* by Jutt might ha cut off It siant et aril It for that, aha replies her budget for groceries ia toe inch feminine figuring that war. that 1 don't know anything high, she say* (you guested wives manage to stretch their Th* real mduitrc alao mstn- about woman'* elolhe* and, tt) that I don't appreciate hue hand'■ income to cover lam* that mining tacitillai sra furthermore, 1 don't appreci­ what a careful shopper she te. everything (hey—th* wive*— heiM aliened le datenortte "She he* n kahlt of hiding eofuhier Important. ate what a cataful ahopper and might net be available in tuila until 1 a .i in o h at ah* ah* la. ( tie of ■ nan,mat emerganc). "She UUa me • ith a atiwight mil* a ‘good mood.' When 1 Xeudual oil t» i le tte ie r face that *he save* me money e tria ls patiently that my be­ prwdurt Mam creda ml rePn* when she buy* something r e ing m a good mood doesn't her booklet. "Happier Wive* mg. Must *f the tmp*'rt» M aal* only because ah* couldn't automatically reduce the rite (hint* for huahondi)." Juat Hut reuntry coma item Yen* of the btlU, ah* say* ah* didn't aotiJ U reala to Ruth MllteS reaiat a ‘bargain.' atwola. 'W hen 1 suggest that she buy anything ah* didn't need Reader S a n e r , e 'o Th* BoaOn March is, IMS, freata Pox 4W, would sate see money Juat hy and that I don't appreciate ford Hare id. deet Ruaakw e r tiswed as boo hard the trie* to ear* me Dept. A. Radio City S utieo, staying away from sale#, she order raatnrtmg Imperii on New York IS. N. T. tall* me 1 don't appreciate ctwda oU and raatd.itl ml. Hu srdar MY-ered n fimlmg by th* Office *4 a m and IMenaa MebaUaataaa that rrwJa ml wet aammg mbs U u reuntry St e n t e t* impair national| Age-aat any 0,-on.ng atawtiiy by ditemtagma do meal.r preduruaa sad ea»*b. base a fa u b u a a b way m ga h owned'. the* a aeaater, after hie faar-arad* c r a tn o . said sheett, aftae t . « » V e er i order eaa uaued that n H* eoeVd a,mrdy e ta th* < f fbftbh. Xt\ jairnYvna. Met a* V.enk V a t.-,* etev kfek,>a greeg W’a.V** A. v*«4c, V* f . I*va» n i l riw tm o . the emeenw* riv ta. p rew ar w«t errand M remmapd «d Via ertatTrei daVtermn bare —o *»•* (M>,aaaM diriMn*. rir ',*,k,'^e.,, kti’Mc.'a a^>>4.tra,t bar* IVA R. na4 l, \ m i „ laVa R iw H , III,' •N) a<e*.Y««< if) TVwH*. *(e,\ V* TtVitiaae, P Sreak. vmv IV m,**. W ih. *A,<vyv Yffied I r i .wHroi K o\ V* ntsTsted tbi a m Uw 'em ?l.,he«ik k«w>t lAa,<fea. eiein, t t k f r iii amheft fu, ihWKv I*4pv4n>e XYioin. t.,„v V* k.aa',|H %. 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Air 4:10 ( d Sea Hunt T:ee 13» Ti.Wajr <M Invlellda Man 7:!1 (i) Farm MarketK-purt (t) Nawaoopt 7:50 i at V'eke tinllOfltt 4:41 I d VB4J Newe (I) To'lay 7:00 (31 Teltahaaaee 7.000 7:44 ,4> Countdown X*we (II Mr. MeS»o * (() Stale Newe A Wea­ (d sporietnan't Club ther Till I d T>ou* lldnardt ».-«• (I* Captain Kangaroo 7:10 (!) 1*aramle (I) Mickey Rvane Show I d Marahal Hillon | , -4 (4) w*atlirr and Xtwa 111 Dole Jlumi) <«> rerloonvllle 4 0* itl l)lck Veil Hike I ill (I) Today Show |,»0 <31 Jerk l.alan. Show If) llaohelor Fether <«) Spanish Romper (:|0 ( d Alfred llltchrork (»i Kerioon Kapera ( d Dahl* (Jlllle l ie < 1 , noblnhood (I) Now lire oil • :«, (4) NoWi and Iniervlewe >:Q0 11) Dick rowell (how i*l Willy (I) Mel Hkellon 10:40 431 Say When 4:30 i d U-liaknd and Me 14) Calendar ( d Toure For A Bon* l«t*l (») Trouble with Father 10:*1 (l) Caln'a llenarod Pley Tour lluneh ((> Oerry Moore Show 10.10 (St 1(1 I l.eve l.ucy I d Aleet Premier 10:tl (4) Maiaslne l lit** Id Vowaeept Tht Teaan (I) Cl,am,el « Netriroom 11,00 (»> II) Price le night i d 4lld.F1 a. Newe (!) Video Village tl:t( ll> Jack Paer 11:10 ti> Concentration i d Snrprlae Perke«e (1 ) Toure gar A le a f 11.44 i d New a 13:00 (3) Flret Imprraelon TUESDAY I TV Previews WEDNESDAY P. M. 7iSO-8:SO p. m. (NBC| U r s rale. (Color) "Tha Barafoot ICilo (3) Truth or Conte, nttrneea Kid.'* Some aturtea are dona (4) search for Tomorrow (»> Make That fa te over nnd over and over again, 13:44 <«) iluldln* UlKht and atilt managa, if dona lJ :li (31 XUC Vewe Report Focue right, to hold nn auJianca in a 1:0* III 10) 1 Married Joan i») Day In court Dgbt graip. Thia U one of 1:10 I d A- The World Turae them. The <>fl*U>ld atory la (!) Jan Murrsr Shew •bout a youngatar named Juan I:»* (It Paaeword (I) Jana Wyman Show da Is O, who la sccuaad of 3:3* (3) iKiratta YVun* ■tasting a horse and threaten­ 41) Arc t.lnklatlar (I) Savan Kara ed with hsngtnf by lha anrsg- I;** (It Teen* Dr. Melon. ad citfienry. Rafael Campoe (I) The Millionaire it, Queen tor a Her playa the alleged thief with l it (1) Our I Uausbltra atari Robert T o l l e r and (4) The Verdict la Tour* Spring Bylng ton. (!) Who Do Ton Truat p. m. (CBS) Dobi* t ill (4) Coillegweed Neue GlUis. Oobla (Dwayne Hick­ I II (1) Vtaka Room For Daddy man) find* a new love la th* ID Rrl*t>itr D*r person of shapely Batty Jana (•) American Itsndetsnt (Cynthia C o n r o y ) . Only (111 (4) Secret Storm Ilere'a Hollywood trouble is sha'e th* ilaughtar 4:14 (!) ( |) Edf# of Nl*ht of an opponent r u n n i n g III# (V) * O'clock Movie (I) Uade Welt against hla father (Frank il) Fepaye Flayboueo Faylen) for n planning com­ mission office. This is HickBareIce men s t kia moonstruck bast TV RENTAL and Faylen was never mors sfl active In k it frustrated Seminole TV fa ’her role. Forget th* SO*Borrow Our Tube Checker MM Sanford Are. FA 2-4KS FLRNITLKK H. B. Pope Co^ Inc. For The Fiaaet Year Around Woatbor Coodttiener FKDDKRS Sale* — Service S>9 S, Fark Are. Sanford FA t-tZ U NELSON & CO, Viri,, fr r tli Vte .'arte* Ca^frirwA awt Mi««u SHS Glee Club To Sing In OeBory It lb* rigdJ i.,w.t arin, yen s-oi tb frond a play lU l «W md a w att M u c I hame fm amiveata N tv tw .;,. 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Your psychia­ trist can't help you unless you are completely honest with him. X out "Mi*. X.,'f tell your doctor th* truth nnd follow his advice. By Oswald Jacoby ve John Ia KnowHa. vial. Prig M. to too sad and sounded like n funeral nu.rch.) 1 hud them play “Pomp and Circumstance/' sincerely, MIND OF MY OWN f t # DEAR AIIBY: Nobody believes me, but Ibis is the truth. I had a wart on my thumb for many years. I went to a doctor nnd he told me to leave It alone. I was very relf-consclmis about it because, as you know, warts are not very pretty. A friend of my mother’s was visiting one day sntl we got on the subject of warts. She told nte to tie n thread around it, go out In the yard after dark and bury a potato upside down, and the wnrt would go away just as soon as the potato rotted, .lust for a Joke, I did it. Within one month my wnrt disappeared. Cun you explain It? JIAFFLED (i)& Jhs Woman Th*<kteiv Jihlt, aiua »* fru l A, tltuwn, atuo* WelUegteu’a Add.. II I,Mab Atneld T, Jack ten, atm te Relwtt W, Tnunea* aiuv, N\ Khuluula* m.rihV Vfnltat t \ Rlnn, *t«k te Fell * , MaMhstl, *1*1, IS It-MY 'RVfcei F. Tniliiwi-, eti.y Ve, ktbfei 9fh. RtydOi Monta**a*e^'^V.i« Uriel, an *alil hnillivni v a t stile lo idler its lower rsirDining i the ilrielii|ii.irnt of lillii - fa|isri(). Ilnlilweljlil •luriilmjm r s f l, loaded with s minimum or so ions per car In lots of f.va, lo or :'0 rars at a lime. lie aalil Southern almrllv would purchair J,K) Ion <>< parity cars which eailly could he Iranaferred lo Die thipmenl ol train. DEAR ABBY: I «ni 03, divorced itml Ik lie ve nir. I have my problem*. I urn nerlnjt n |)*ychl*lrjst once n wooli. I nn*l ii veny Rootl-loolrinjf nmn (I’ll r.ill him "Mr. X.") In the psy­ chiatrist's office. W« were Inuntilinitly ullrnctad U» each other mid found wo h*d a lot in common. We •pent m fow evcnlnv* together (he rnme to my apartment) end I think I nm in love with him. I told my psychiatrist everything and he siiiil I should quit seeing "Mr. X.’\ because he Is more mixed up than 1 am. If I must make n choice, I will give IIP seeing the psychiatrist because "Mr. X.” Is doing more for me than he Is. I told my psychiatrist 1 wasn't seeing Mr, X." nny more, 1ml I mu. Should I tell the p.tychlntrial the truth, quit seeing "Mr. X." or quit seeing the psychiatrist ? MIXED UP • • • Ad L Hk'YMt, Fatre* 'R 'Oni'teie,, aeuv a* R»A‘f*mrd ft >ri.<»(Ai, h <.v, competitive with unrcitulairtl h llh sey larrle ri." 9 ATlONYklDE Awthenaod Vespa Dealer ttlT Country Club RdL FA 1-7PIS E**d AAA Ran we G-&rexVoM Cnaia A M d fe i secrace c n n A A In . f a s-iw a fa t m ei Thomas Moving & Storage rn o en g • Crotutg - Storage Leonl and Lcog Du twee* birring Agra, ririted T a Una, law. "M ermg WHb Cere Every ehaev"* RM K. U r re' Senfaed <ao* Office ; ( r im k a a . O FA hlMl STARTS TOMORROW R. L HARVEY FLIMR1XC. 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In: )>-eMlllW f:g;a <*4> a Buirta Suei -ti lev a m ait the euir. aa wee) teD-ctrnonei to* maw voder tint *a it-hw to* boroeft hame h-om rhinr « ra sahuSbie W U thr saat iiii TVMteuiWU! hrM»i U-rci C'lgM Crwho v heftor npentiiiig alw tutrtu Jr. aaiu. bh Ab. 'vwruiU. eet,. ftar a uvru*. Fur "Tu lia! Ji Hirrug k w id an u a - TsmiMsml CuWeavcSL Iiuuehwrr At. H m t Awrieatt f t RAO aw J" Ct Boa TIE &*tw V»- um-ly J a ftfWTh’fe '♦wfWWgMl SILAT" - T W I K U kV l 'B aBEs W m V i ' F * - HltBettCOKW "k lU t vV» a>C7 t T m k Y Y T �9 $f fn fn l Ttiw. Jan. 9, 'BI—Page 8 VrrmTI Keith Celebrates Ninth Birthday Miss Sandra Kay Chambers, E. W . Foss IWith Dinner Married In Ceremony At Chuluota Mist Sandra Ksy C ham ber!,. topped with ■ bouquet of pink I titter, Mitt Karen Chamber*. | accessories ami carried a daughter of Mr. and Mra. Vin- rose buds and satin ribbon. | who wore a pale blue brocade ] bouquet of white pom poms Her only attendant was her j dress, blue velvet hat. white [ and blue ribbon streamers. cent Wilson Chambers, CbuBoth girls made their entire luota, and Everett Warren outfits and the briJc carried Foss, son of Mr. and Mrs. out the traditional borrowed Warren C. Foss, of Cam­ and blue luck items in her en­ bridge, Vt., were married semble. Dee. 21. at 8 p.m. a t the Chuluota First Baptist Church. Charles Parker of Pompano Rev, Charles Swaggerty. Beach and Windsor, Vt., was host man and ushers were pastor, officiated at the dou­ Don Foss and Paul Bliss, both ble ring, candlelight cere­ of Orlando. mony. The church was decorated The bride’s mother wore a in a blue and white color light blue dress, black acres theme with basket* of white sories and a white corsage. gladioli, blue pom poms, tall The groom's mother wore a candelabra and arrangements navy blue dress, black ac­ of fern. Windows were lighted cessories and a while corsage. with blue candoliers. Following the wedding cere­ Mrs. Nolan Fore, organist, mony. a reception was held in and Mrs. Ralph Warden, the social hail of the church pianist, presented a program The refreshment table was of wedding music. John overlaid with a whitr lace Woods, soloist, sang “ 0 tablecloth over blue ami cen­ Promise Me," "The Lords tered with a candelabra hold­ Prayer” and "O Maslcr Let ing blue candles and sur­ Me Walk With Thee." rounded with fern and blue The hridc, given in m ar­ pom poms. riage by her father, wore a It also held a large three silk faille gown with rounded tiered wedding ring cake, top­ neck, thrre quarter length ped with blue sugar bells. sleeves and a petal ovcnkirl Cranberry fruit punch was trimmed with satin and lace. served with the cake. Assist­ Her shoulder length veil was ing with I)k* serving were ■tlnrhed to a feather hat and Miss Katherine Miklcr of *hc carried a white Bible, Oviedo and Mrs. Doris Char­ leston of St. Cloud. The couple has returned from n wedding trip to Pom­ pano Beach and are residing at the Palma Trailer Court, 'CfWidsn QvudsLA Circles of the Sanford Gar­ den Club will bold the firat meetings of the new year as follows: THURSDAY AZALEA Circle meets with .Mrs. Henry McLauIin at 8 p.m. Cecil Tucker will pre­ sent a program on landscap­ ing. CAMELLIA Circle at the Home Demonstration Center at 8 p.m. for a workshop on grapes, under the direction of Mrs, J, D, Callahan. CENTRAL Circle meets with Mrs. N. H. Brewer at 9:45 a.m. H EM E ItOCALLIS C i r c l e will meet at 7:30 p.m, wilh Mrs. Carl Lind for a program on our National Parks. MAGNOLIA Circle meet* at to a.m. wilh Mra, Fred J. Harris for a program on dried arrangements by Mrs. Blanton Owens. PALM Circle meet* with Mrs. W. T. Ferguson at 9:30 a.m. for a program on con­ servation. WOODROSE Cirela will meet at the Home Demonstra. tion Center, at 9 a.m. for a workshop on dried arrange­ ments by Ramona Bridges. FRIDAY DIRT GARDENERS’ Circle meets with Mr*. M. L. Cullum at 10 a.m. for a program on Japanese arrangements by Mrs. Aldo Laos. HIBISCUS Circle will meet at 2 p.m. with Mrs. R. T. Humphrey. 1XORA Circle meets at 9:10 ■,m. with Mrs. Fred Ganas for a program on "weaving wilh our native palms," by Mrs. L. E. Leeper. JACARANDA Circle meet* at 7:J0 p.m. with Mrs. H. E. Peurifoy for a "Button Gar­ den" workshop by Mr*. Lu­ cille Campbell. MIMOSA Circle meets with Mrs. Walter Schwsn for a plaque demonstration and workshop by Mrs. Elton Ben­ nett. ROSE Circle meets at 9:45 with Mr*. Charles H. Cole for a program on orchids byGeorge Wagner Jr. The DRIFTWOOD Circle will meet si 9:30 a.m. Jan. 18 wilh Mr*. G. F.. Jesscn. IVY Circle ha* postponed its meeting date (o Jan. 18 at 7:44 p.m. at Ilia home of Mrs. Herschel Powell for a program on Valentine decora­ tions. D A R Plans Luncheon Meeting The Ssllie Harrison Chapter of the DAR will meet Friday at 12 noon, for a lunrheon meeting at the Mayfair Inn. Plessa caU Mrs. L. Tinsley »r Mrs. H. W. Rxicker for reservations today. MR. AKI) MRS. EVERETT WARREN FOSS 1*'° ®°ulJ? 0ran«c Blo,,om Trail, in Orlando. ]Miss Dorothy Fourakre To Marry Jimmy Ross The ninth birthday ot Keith Keogh was celebrated when) Mr, and Mrs. Otis E, Foura croup of neighborhood ehil-; “hre, Longwood. announce the dren were invited over for a encasem ent and approaching hamburger dinner at the marriage of their daughter, home of his parents. Mr. and Dorothy Marie, to Jimmy Mrs. Richard Keogh, in I.akc Ross of Sanford and Clyde, Texas. Mary. Miss Fourakre was horn in Keith's birthday rca’ly falls on Christmas Eve. but his mo­ Longwood amt is a graduate of ther persuaded him to wait Lyman High School. Site is active in the First Baptist a while to have his party. Mrs Phylis Rugcnstein Church of Sanford, serving as made a special birthday cake leader of youth activities in for the occasion and decorated the Training Union and teach­ er in the Sunday School. it with fresh flowers. The groom eiect is a grad Guests attending were Bet­ sy, Cathy and Kip llugen- Date of the High School at stein. Jud. Lela and David Clyde. Texas. He is Srnior Hobby, David Cochran, l.inda Chief Yeoman of the U. S. Kilpatrick. Craig and Colin Navy, stationed at Pearl H ar­ Keogh, Mrs. Rugcnstein and bor in the Fleet Personnel Office with the Commander Mr*. J. L. Hobby. Service Forces of the Pacific Fleet. Phe wedding will be an Tinsleys Give event of March 4 at 3 p.m. at ihc First Baptist Church. San­ Party On ford. No invitations are being sent and all friends of the N ew Year’s Eve couple are Invited to the wed­ ding and reception In Fellow­ Mr. and Mrs. Mill on Tinsley ship Hall. gave a small New Year’s Eve p a rt, , t Hieir O rrtn u G-rdcoi W S C S P la ilS home In Altamonte Springs. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Humes, Mr. and Study On Mrs. Al Leggelt and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Newcomer. Latin America Al II p.m. refreshments of Members of the Woman's eggnog, punch, turkey salad, ham, pickled olives, cookies, Society of Christian Service of mints and nuts were served the First Methodist Church and at 12 the new year was held the first meeting of the appropriately welcomed by new year in McKinley Hall, wilh president, Mrs. L. D. the group. Hastings, presiding. Mr*. C. R. Jones, secretary of missionary rduealion, an nounccd that the study course on Latin America will begin at the February meeting and will continue on succeeding weeks, Mrs. Fred Harris gave a monologue Introducing the course. Mrs. J. E. Jarrell, program chairman, took the group into the sanctuary for the worship program, under the direction of Mrs, W. E. Timms. Special musir was presented by Mrs. Ashby Jones and Mr*. Timms gave a meditation on "The Holy Spirit" which was the theme of the program. Holiday Anniversary Sparks Party Miss Louise Higginbotham was guest of honor at a sur­ prise party on the occasion of her ICth birthday, Dec. 31. at the home of Miss Linda Mills. A large group of friends ga­ thered al the Mills home to greet Louise as she arrived with her dale, John Boniface. Recorded music was played and guests enjoyrd dancing and repeated trip* to the re­ freshment table which was loaded with all kinds of de­ licious snacks and tidbits. Promptly at .midnight, as the clock struck 12. gaily wrapped gifts were brought out and friends gatherrd around as Ihe attractive and useful gifts of jewelry, per­ fume and personal Rems were unwrapped. One gilt was a paddle, which was used to ••Initiate** the honored guest to the joys of being sweel sixteen. Refreshments consisted of chips and dips, chocolate chip cookies, assorted sandwiches, mints and candiei and Christ­ mas punch. Celebrating with Louise were John Boniface, Cary Cowan. Judv Bunten. Wayne Epps. Jack Ivey, Betsy Scheunneinan, Bobby John­ son, Rose Kratiert, Judy Og­ den, Doug Slenstrom, Ceni Wheatland, Mike Champion, Chip Crawford, Gwen Champ ion, Jack Caolo, Lorelta Fore. Also Danny McCall, Myra Meeks, J, B. Phillips, Robert Murrie, Brenda Brown, David McGillis, Michele Jones, Diane ' Beasley, Buleh Riser, Pam Jones, Jim Westlund, Susie Hslback, Eddie Hamil­ ton, Buddy Kirk. Phyllis Mc­ Daniels, Ladd McCoy, Roh Bruce, Billy Mussrlwhite, Judy Whitmore, Donna Young. Chuck Meeks and Mike Caolo. Girl Scout Diary BROWNIE TROOP 405 The third grade brownie scouts of All Souls School, Troop 465. recently visited the Good Samaritan Home to share with the patient* some of their holiday cheer. The brownies took table decorations, made al previous meetings, and a basket of food for the home. After entertaining tbe pa­ tients by singing Christmas carol* they adjourned to the home of Mrs. Phyllis Conrcy, assistant leader, where they enjoyed refreshment* of cook­ ies and hot chocolate. Assisting with Ihe tilernoon outing was Mrs. Alice Crowdar and Mrs. Re be Mac. Farlana, their leader. Tice Family Holds Reunion “SURPRISE!" shout nil her friends ns Louise IligKinbothnm (riRht) ar­ rives sit a party held in her honor on her 16th birthday. Shoeless truest* are nil ready D> “tart doinK the twist. This dance has apparently taken such a firm hold that everyone has forgotten how to do any of "old-time" dances. (Herald Photo) Mr. and Mrs. Thco A. Tice held a family reunion at their Longwood home recently. Those attending were Mr. and Mra. Henry E. Ellis and son, Jam ie, of Donclson. Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tice and children. Linda and Allen, of Orlando. Also Rev. and Mra. G. B Warren and children, George. Ted, Ben Chaffer, Jackie and Sarah, from Brandon. Itev. Warren la pastor of the .Meth­ odist Church there. Lake Mary Group Enjoys Hayride N ew Year’s Eve The Young Adults Group of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary enjoyed a hay-ride to Camp Seminole on the Wckiva River a i part of their celebration for New Year’a Eve. The group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ard Keogh where everyone enjoyed coffee before the truck arrived to take them on their trip. At the camp they built an oak bonfire end charcoal grill where they bar­ becued meat. They returned to Lake Mary and welcomed the New Year in at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rugcnstein and were served pumpkin pie and coffee. Barbara Brown played the piano for group tinging. The party was such a suc­ cess that the group hopes to make Ihe outing an annual af­ fair. Birthday Party Celebrated Bv Melenda Mis* Melenda Casselberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, lamina rd Casselberry, cele­ brated her 11th birthday on Friday. Dec. 29. with a cir­ cus parly at her home oo MISS DOROTHY MARIE FOURAKRE Lake Tony in Casselberry. The circus theme was car­ ried out in the decoration*, games and refreshments. Guests included Debbie Bacchus, Linda Ledford, Ily Mrs. Clarence Snyder several months visit with a Becky Totten, Judy GrimMrs. Edna Clutter returned son Joe Clutter of Clarksville wood, Annette Repair, and to Osteen recently following and a daughter, Mrs. Lester Cathy Casselberry. Newcomb of Bonham, Texas. Mr. and Mr*. Newcomb re­ turned with Mrs. Clutter and remained here for the hoUMr. and Mrs. George K. Hil­ days. Mrs. Clutler is slaying ler, Orlando, announce the with her son Grant Clutler SHH S H H -------birth of <« 7 lb G us, (laughter, and family. horn Jan. 4 ut the Orlando Mrs. Charles Brown visited Air Force Hospital. relatives in Tampa over the This is the first child and holidays. — don't tel) the folks In they have chosen IV mime. Mr. and Mr*. John Moore Carolyn Lynn, for the new of Columbus, Ohio, and for­ Tampa — BUT — wa are arrival. ■till doing The Twist tn mer residents of Osteen, were Mra. Hiller is I ho former at their homo In Osteen over Sanford. Ruth Jean Robinson, daugh the holiday*. They inm« here ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L, to lie with their snn Michael Robinson, 918 French Avc., who Is a senior at Die Florida Remember e a r big donee Sanford. Military Academy In DcLaml. Friday night Paternal grandparents »re- Michael has returned to school Mr. and Mrs. George Hiller and the Moores will return to of Dedhnni, Mass. Ohio (Ills Week. Osteen Personals New Arrivals - - - THE CAPRI Angel's Restaurant OPENS Tuesday, Jan. 9th PliHlRlnK IJiinllly P. 8, Fashion models and Arthur Murray daneara and prloaa will add to the funl Foods & Courteous Service -------- L eon & T ed W a lk e r Officers Named By VAH-11 Wives Lailtrs of VAII 11 met Thursday at the Pinecreat home of Mrs. Craig Moore to chat over coffee and conduct their monthly business meet­ ing. Co-hostess was Mrs, Charles Bone. New duties were assumed by several of the wives. Mrs Jerry Patterson will hr the nrw representative to the All Wives Board, and Mrs. C. D. MacDonald and Mr*. Moore will atlcnd the NA.S Central Committee meetings. Mrs. Alee Blundcn will he social secretary for the group, Mr*. MacDonald will be hos­ pitality chairman and Mra. Dale Varner and Mrs Sidney Banks will be the telephone committee. Mrs. Wayne Rob­ inson will continue ax Ihc treasurer. Mr*. Julin Barlow of VAH 11 was introduced by Mr*, if. K. Manslnp as a candidate for the presidency of the Of­ ficer! Wives Club. Two other candidates, Mrs. George Schneider and Mrs. Harold McCumber, were special guesls at Ihe coffee A new member, Mrs. Sam Carr, was welcomed to the group. Other* present were Mmrs Ted Klein. Max Bent, Roger Smith, William Rose, Andrew Burkett, Harry Hudomc and John bhaltuck. Next social event for the If you send flowers to a A peraonal note of sym­ hostess entertaining in your honor, be sura they arrive pathy has the most meaning for the person receiving u. squadron will be a farewell hours before the party party to be held Friday at the Orlando AFB Club in honor of the Ted Kleins and tbe Joseph Bachmans. Coffee. Danish pastries and sherry were served Informally from a large, round coffee table in Ihc charming living | room of the Moore home. Cadillac lets you choose from by far the widest selcctiun in the luxury car field. With 13 body ityles, 23 colors and I3'J interior combinations, chance* are slight indeed that you will ever see another Cadillac just like yours. As a matter ol fact, Cadillac could build iu present model for 10 years without duplicating a car. Tills variety is typical of Cadillac's concern for your individual taste in line can. Your Cadillac dealer will be pleased to help you in your personal ciioice of tlie "car of cart". N EW CO M ER. Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to a new home? Your Welcome Wagon lloatea* will call with gi f t * a n d f r i e n d l y greetings from tha com­ munity. BOX 1211 122-9535 W ELCOM L W A n & iJ X U L J tx LO C AL HOLLER DEALER A U T H O R IZ E D MOTOR SALES Cor. 2nd & Palmetto CO. �Red Carpet It U time to “Roll Out the Red Carpet" for the tourists who are floc&in* Into Florida* ThU la the ad­ vice of Chairman Wendell Jarrard of the Florida Development Commis­ sion. Repeat buslncsa In future years will depend largely on the kind of treatment our visitors receive this year, he adds. And repeat business is what we all want. It’s quite natural for a person to want to go back at vacation time where he has made friends and had a pleasant time on a previous occasion. And, vice versa, none of us Is likely to want to go back whero people ignored us, treated us like perfect strangers and made no effort to make our stay among them pleasant Tourists do not want to return to a place where they are overcharged for Shades Of 'Cautious Cal' D A R W IN IN REVERSE food and accommodations and where people who serve them are not cour­ teous. And so, let us roll out the red car­ p et A smile Is always helpful. We will thus sell them Sanford and Sem­ inole County as well as being good am­ bassadors for the entire state. Florida wfll play host to an es­ timated three million visitors within the next three months. If we, as citi­ zens, as service station personnel, as store salesmen, as food servers and in whatever other role we might meet and deal with them, treat them right, greet them with friendliness and do everything we can to make their stay in Florida pleasant, we will have gained three million enthusias­ tic salesmen for our state. And that could Indeed mean a lot to us, you may be assured. Kennedy Takes Tip From Coolidge In News Bees By LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UPIJ Newspaper stories from Palm Beach reveal to the discern ing reader that President Kennedy has aelxed upon a new and relaxed method of communicating hla thoughts to the people. Almost, but not quite, Pres ident Kennedy has disinterred The White House Spokesman, a famous character of the Coolidge administration. Cal­ vin Coolidge wore him down to a frixile. Thla spokesman waa a figure of convenience to Coolidge and to the news men who reported the Cool ldge press conferences. Conference rules were strict. All questions had to be submitted In advance, In writing. Coolidge always stood when he received ui, signal­ ing that the conference had begun by parking hla cigar In an ash tray. Cautloua Cal then would riffle through the sheaf ef note paper In his hand, each bearing a written question. Some would flutter from his hands to the floor without ana. Dr. Crane’s Worry CASE L-401: Philip, i p d W, 1* our eldest ion, who la In graduate achool a t Indiana University. Ha and Arlana llvad (or n year In n compact llttla »tri­ dent apartment, but when thalr flrat baby waa duo, thay deetdad they needed an antra bedroom. "Dad," ha bagan, “wo ara debating what to do. Wa ran gat ■ larger atudant apart­ ment (or about $123 par month. “Or wo might atart buying n houaa In Bloomington. W1V1 lookad at n couple of old homaa that naod aoma renovation. "They'd require a down payment of about $8,000. Maybe wo could rant out n coupla o( room* to atudenla to help pay (or tho heat and light bllla. “But lately wa haro hit on snothar plan. Wo can buy a 30-foot moblta homo with two badrooma for s total each payment o( leaa than $5,000. “It will be all modem, too. Wa can locate tho moblla home ht a vary conranlent Trailer Park for $20 per month rant, “That $20 paya (or water and tha aewer connection, fto Clinic what do you think wo ahould d o t" Well, I naked him how much Me oil bill (or tha oil furnace would run per year, plua hie electricity and bottled gae (or Wa kitchen atova. Philip ftgurad thay would avarago not mora than $20 par month, which meant hla rant and other nacaaaary azpanaaa of tha moblla homa would total about $40 per month. Meanwhile, ha would be paying about 0 per cent In­ ternet on tha $5,000 ha would borrow to buy tho mobile home. That 5 per cent toUla $300 per year or $25 per month. Added to tha $40 already Itemlaed,. ha could 'thua have hit own 2-bed room modem homa (or a total ouUay of $8$ monthly, agalnat n rental fee of double th a t aum (or a univanity apartment. So Philip bought tha moblla home, and haa been quite plaaaad with It. Ilia purchaaa waa economi­ cally Justified, but many peo­ ple Jeopardies their budget by spending too much (or a home. Dr. E. P. Donaldson, at Ohio State University, recently an­ nounced that tha price of your new home ehould not run more than times your annual income. If you are thua tam ing 000 per year, th at means tha calling on the price of your homa ahould not azeaad | l t r $00. Tha usual graduate atodent obviously doaa not maka $$,000 per year. Even If ha ware on a gradu­ ate fellowship of $1,800 and getting O-I monthly aid of $125, hla total Income would thua not eiceed $M0O so such a parson could not af­ ford to pay mora than about $2,600 for a home. Moblla homes are thus a vary attractive deal for col­ lege atudenla and moderate wags earners. Uniats tha young married coupla have in.tawa who will maka a down payment on tha new homa aa a wadding gift, or unlees thay have worked and aaved their money for several years prior to the wedding, they better stick closely to Dr. Donaldson's calling price. Fay Hanlc’s Your Pocketbook Q—If stock gifts are made to minora, may thla custodial property bo used for tha sup­ port, maintenance, education or general use and benefit! of the minor? Who determine* such u»*T—M. C. Dear M. C.i Yea. Generally any part or all of U,e custod­ ial property may be used for three purposes aa tha custod­ ian deem* proper with court order and without considering other propei ly belonging to the minor. In addition, a law called the "Uniform Act” atetea tha parent or guardian of the minor—-or the minor If ho haa reached tha eg* of 14 —may petition the proper court for an order calling upon tha custodian to pay over a part or all of tho euetodial property necessary for thaaa purposes, Q—I understand Ultra are soma plana that allow a col­ lege atudent to work p art of tho year, get academic credit for hie Job aa well aa pay, ■tudy part of the year and that these are called co-optratlva education plana. Whava can I get details?—C. C. Dear C. C.t First, writ* tha collage of your choice to see whether they offer a eo-operatlv* plan. Writ* to Dr. Henry H. Armsby, Division of High­ er Education, Office of Educa­ tion, Washington 26, D. C., for a free pamphlet called "Co-op­ erative Education In tha U. S." Alao, contact your local U. OUT OUR WAY B. Civil Barrie* Comm In Ion office. Under Civil Service various plana ara available in a wide rang* of Job classifica­ tions. Q—When I was forced te discontinue p r e m i u m pay­ ments on my Insurance policy two years ago, tha agent ad­ vised me to select w hat ho called “tha attended Insur­ ance" option. Now 1 am told I cannot Sorrow against tha policy oven though I am cov­ ered for the neat nine years, la this true?—It. W. Dear R, W.: Yea, thla is true and your agent did not g irt you very good advtco or else you did not underatend what ho waa suggesting you do. What you did lit taking tho "extended option" plan was to outhorlxa tho Insuraneo com­ pany to use tho cash value In your policy to buy a term pal Icy for you for tho next 11 years. Term pollelaa da not build cash valuta) that la one reason thalr promluass are lower. Now you hava no cash Value from which to bonw r. You could surrender tho policy for cash but I am told that tha amount o f cash you would got would only bo n fraction of what tho policy la worth. Peter Edson Political WASHINGTON —(NEA) Under State Department auipices, a maronott* show la bolng aont on a throe monlha' tour of India, Nepal and Afg* hanlaUn. It's part of the U.S. cultural relation! program. Tb# set consists of nine live people and an unspecified number of venatile puppets. They can do vaudeville turns ■at to American popular mu­ s k , Including a folk-tala fan­ tasy, “ Davy Jones' Locker," which should wow tha na­ tives. First eyebrow-raising reac­ tion to this atartllng bit ef new year news (■ that here la }u*t wbat Secretary of State Dean Rusk needs to im­ prove US. foreign relations all over. Why Mod $25,000-a-yoar ambassadors abroad when a puppet could do Just as wen, responding to strings pulled backstage instead of to cabled Instructions from Washing­ ton. Improvement of U. S. rela­ tions with crucial South Alla will probably be noticed at once, after the puppets put on a couple of thaws in each country. Indian troops will gat out of Goa. Nahru will renounce neutralism. Nepal will declare war on Red China and march to liberate Tibet. A/gbinistan will apply for ad­ mission to the CENTO alllance and aik (or arms aid to clean up Russia. Fighting with marionettes, no doubt. What about Pakistan, (bough? Thla favoritism In -sending puppets to the Paks' principal enemies India and Afghanistan, may cause President General Ayub to de­ Notebook mand two marionette show! on hla foreign akl program next year, or he'll go Com­ munist. A diplomatic incident fraught with significance might bo raised before tho United Nations General As­ sembly reconvening in New York. But speaking seriously for n moment, this latest venture in American diplomatic Ini­ tiative points up some doubts about the whole cultural rela­ tion* bualnesa. The United States got suck­ ed into It because the Rus­ sians and Red Chinese make auch great propaganda out of cultural, relations. Americans can't afford to bo less cul­ tured, natch. Aa a m atter of fact, Wash­ ington and Moscow diplomats spend, more time negotiating cultural exchange agreements with each other than they do over the Berlin crisis. The United States now has an assistant secretary of state, no less, In charge of educational and cultural af­ fairs. He is Philip H. Coombs, an economist, educator and experienced public servant in Washington and abroad, a good guy and smart. Shortly after taking over bis new Job, lie act out to make some sense out of cul­ tural relations on half a doten fronts. First he had to Inte­ grate a doten scattered agen­ cies working the field. He set out to Improve the quality of cultural attaches the U. S. sends oversell. He put em­ phasis on increasing the teaching of English in foreign countries. A major program was laid out to help new na­ tions build their own educa­ tional systems. At home, increased foreign language Instruction Is en­ couraged through the National Defense Education Act, And a big 10-polnt program haa Just been launched to increase the number — now 53,000 — of foreign aludenli coming to the U. S. aa well as the qual­ ity of the education they re ­ ceive for their own needs. U cultural exchange-, in the best sense of tha words— could be confined to more in­ ternational education Irom prim ary to higher, it would be all to the good. It la when cultural eschange slopa over Into “culture"—In the w ont aenie ol tb* word — that It tends to go haywire. The marionette show l* cit­ ed aa an example, No m atter how good the troupe being sect to South Alla, no m atter how law thouaanda of dollar! It coats the taxpayers, pup­ pets just ain't American cul­ ture. Opera Group Gives Program DeBary Women To Sponsor Fashion Show Final plana for a Fashion Show to be sponsored Thurs­ day at the DaBary Fire Halt by tha Auxiliary to tha Volun­ teer Firemen’* Assn, ware made a t a meeting of the group'* Executive Board last Thursday morning. Fashions for tha 2 p. m. show will ba from Gibb's of DeLand according to Mra. Roy Conkllng and Mra. Aaron Dungon, co-chairman of the •rent. Mra. C. E. Butler will b* narrator. Plana alao war* mad* a t tha hoard masting for a cake sal* to be sponsored by the auxiliary on Fab. 8 a t a Da­ Bary P lata location. Member* a t t e n d ; tha plan­ ning meeting a t the home of President Mrs. Marge Ulrich, Included Mra. William West, Silas Beatrice J . Tyson, Mra. Thomas Howard, Mrs. ArdeUi M lchtntr, Mrs. Edward Healy, Mra. L. Lots, Mra. Frank Mahar, Mrs. Charlts Schneid­ er, Mrs. Adam Muller, Mra. William Sclkman, Mra. Paul Froetacher and Mrs. Conkllpg. 1 1 3 & 4 BEDROOMS 1 - i y 2 & 2 BATHS great courage and of greater self-confidence would dare id do that. A presidential miscue could be disastrous, literally disastrous. Kennedy has got­ ten away with it, however, and persons familiar with the hatarda u ere and are im- ^ pressed. ^ From Falm Beaeh last weekend came long stories of what Is In the President's mind. These vlewe are attri­ buted to friends, to reliable persons who enjoy his confi­ dence, to informed eourers. Kennedy's Ideas aro not at­ tributed lo the White House Spokesman but definitely ^ seem to be In that spokes­ m an'! relaxed mood. That spook took a lot of heat off Coolidge. “s ' " for HEART RESEARCH dMftWTflWOl Gratefully * 1 Accepted SEMINOLE - DeBARY COUNCIL P. O. BOX 10# SANFORD, FLA. I t f» E « * y T o G o t T h o r o W HIN YOU SAVE REGULARLY WITH OUR HELP! A monstrous snout dlstinquiabes the mala sea elephant. Largest known deposits of Tho DaBary Opart Bind/ Group presented a program of asphalt in the United States music on New Year's Day In are located in Oklahoma. tha DcLand High School Audi­ torium. Robert N. McGee was m ail­ er of ceremonies and Laura Platt Drown waa accompanist. Othara appearing on the pro­ tn a cJamm b y gram included Florence St. Amand, Gertrud* McNaughton, Ivan Walker and Mrs. Restrict Muller. The entire enaemhle cloaed tha program with “Happy New Year.'* ■ wer. Others would obtain a response. The reporter who dared to ask a question orally was quickly squelched. The harvest of this care­ fully screened conference process then wi* attributed to the White House Spokesman. The reading public caught on to that dodge, however, and all hands soon understood that this phony Spokesman was, in fact, the President. Coolidge stayed with it however, until finally the spokesman became the butt of crude jokes by comedians starring on tb it latest won­ der of the 20th Century, the wireless or radio. Herbert Hoover kept to the written questions but permit­ ted his own Ideas te be a ttri­ buted to him, although not in direct quotation. Franklin D. Roosevelt abandoned ques­ tions in writing and invited reporters to fire at will. Harry S. Truman and Dwight D. Elsenhower did the same al­ though neither was as handy aa FDR at sparring with re ­ porters. The Kennedy administration put the newa conferences on live TV. Lesa so now than at first. Only a president of thm /owywlom ttmtd! with an A L U M I N U M V -B ! Prices Start at $11,900 With Low Down Payment No Cloalnr Coat Zippy i ••easy e e i e s . i . standard at a* extra soetl In every F-85, you get the Hckaty-apUt reaponao o f a full tight e y lin d trt. , . the weight-saving, gas-sire Idling economy of aluminum. You'll like tho band ling and ride, tha six* and alula of the naw fun-Lo-drive F-66. I t's every inch an Oldal And you'll dlao o v er.,.th ara is “Something E x tra" about owning an Old* F-851 V. A. Financing: Also F. H. A. FHA - In - Service, Conventional Door Boadari A heavy vel urn* of mall doesn't permit Faya Henlo to answer Utters personally. Uewsvar, ques­ tions of unuauai or gwnoral in latest will bo answered In her columns. la pursuit of pray, duck hawks attain speeds of be­ tween 1T0 and 200 aril** per hour. Faye 4 M aaag tag S tl ls e iq s i w aua Ceoaty Better «iso—.is rtaai Saelsty M iter Sanford, Florida Tuesday, January 9,1992 tv * j. c c m u o ASvortlatef Plreeur CteaalAoO Maaagar saw n b u o i u m Bestates Maaaaar City Biltee rmaam vo derate tl to li ••Stacie! Shoomakstfi iiaaagoo CONSTRUCTION CO« INC. Saab Cuatora Building A Specialty 211 W. 25th St. Goa. Of flee FA 2-2102 Belea Office FA 2-T4»5 DIRECTIONS TO RAVENNA: Turn W. On 20th St. Follow Country Club Rd. Watch Signs F U N -D R IV E T H E i E V E R Y I N C H ’A N 1 TUUit •*+**oCt» TV -----------------------------U I » 8I* m il UTMORUtD OIOIHOIIU 0UUIT t f l l t l ________ HOLLER M O T O R SALES CO., Cor. 2nd & Palmetto �Strikes . . . Spares A» you probably k n o w , was the Big Boy as he rolled a w biM vrr an unuiually high 191/512 series. Bowling with gomo ii rolltd a t Ja t Lanes the Lean five-some, comical we t announce the score* in­ Stoney tied Ed with a 191 alio. volved over our public address Not too far behind, F. Dom­ ayitem. inick of the Never Better’s Let me tell you that the had a 189 aa did Ed Conley of wirea were hot on Friday eve- th* Bar-B-Q'a. nine during the Mr. and M n, The Jet Lanes K * g l a r e League. And get this, my fel- Thursday Nits Lg found Bill low male specitx, it was a Stein of Team No. 7 bang woman who dominated the home a 204 high game and high game* and etrita d«- John Bridges (Wheeler Fertil­ partmenta /o r the evenlng'i iser) avsrage out to a 184 for entertainment. the night, (See that Johnny, Shirley Conkcy had one of all of that practicing finally her blggeet thrill* in doing paid-off, didn’t i t ? > the "oinking of the male'a In this same Ig, Johnny •go," aa the ripped the pine Richardson is back on the apart with a 219/687 eerlei. strike pattern again as he (Ooh, she had to go ahead and blasted a 208 while bowling do this ju st when I'm in one for Barley’s Sinclair. Hey, of my worst alum pat Golly 1 looks here! Johnny Pietro of just can’t stand a show-off. the American Legion team Congratulations, Shirley you came In with a 221, (Gheexe, knew l ‘m only kidding.) with all those Johnny's men­ In reviewing somo of the tioned, you’d think there’d be other big games bowled in the a t least one more 200 game husband and wife league, Je r­ for another Johnny 1 know. ry Hook topped the men with Aheml I further know that if high game, a 218 and Harry ho doesn't get one soon, he's Meehan led in scries with a gonna flip hla ever loving lid.) 60S. In the later Ig, the Mixed Others in the Charmed Cir­ Lg, the names of Geratd Beh­ cle were Phil Roche 201, rens, Margie Woods and Dot Elaine Kostival bowled her Powell dominate the ecoring, first 20 Ig gams, Meehan 208, Gerald Behrens of Stine Dick Mayer 209, not to over­ Machinery worked hia way look Tom Best's 662 set. back into the strike cycle Oh by tha way! We’re not again with a 221/644 sal. Mar­ giving out any of those gold gie Wood* (Pryor’s Stats pins anymore for the various Farm Insurance) had a 188 categories of high games—176 game which was hi for the for youngsters) 200 for wom­ gala and Dot Powell's 493 was en and 226 for the men. tops in aeriei for tha ladiss Instead of tha pins, we have with a 493. attractive arm patches. And Tha only other ksgter to just as soon as thsso are gone, make th* Charmed Circle in then we’ll probably switch this Ig was Plercy of Apple­ by’s who hid game* of 2t>0 ever to aomt desk-pen ssts, Doris Bell and her new and 201. (Hey Plercy, howdja bowling ball (a Santa’a Gift to like the wey I didn’t even Doria) found things juat fall­ mention that last acoro. i t ing her way on Wednesday looked too much like tome of AM in the Klngewood Bldra./ my scores lately.) Sunland Lg aa the led her Jimmie Livingston bowled teammatee — the Je t Lane* h sr first 200 In lg competition Kid* to three wine over the on Wednesday evening in the Sunieggere. Sendspura Lg as aha hit the Doria waa hi for all of the pins to the tune of 202. Ah, He! My favorite left handed Ig with a 200/606 scries. I sec where my good buddy back-up bell artist (as a m at­ Emmet Ferret of Holier Mot- ter of fact, tha only lefty 1 ora was in again on Friday know who roils a back-up AM watching the glrla bowl In ball!) Maxine Koehler (Welsh hie Ig and offered e box of Tire Shop) had a 480 scratch randy to the person who roll­ series to lead in the lg, A couple of other goodies were ed tha highest game. Evidently it was ju st what rolled this same night—Pet Dot Holbrook waa waiting for Foster 100, Vicki Carter 106, as sha shot a 209, her first 200 Sue Jeekson 180, J, Adcock gams sine* bowling. S h e 171. Get thiii Curly Mcltser wee further received the 200 arm patch from J e t Lanes. And again one of the high men, in than to really cap It off, ehe fact th* highest slugl* gam* get* the "Bowler of the Week" rolled this pest Wednesday in award, worth approximately the City Lg aa he had a 222. |26, ae a result of rolling six Bowling against the Sanford consecutive etrikeal Congrat­ Mfg. Team, waa J o h n n y ulations Dot, It couldn't hap­ Wright (Je t Lancs) who took th* night's jp with a 686 ser­ pen to a nicer gal. I might also mention that In ies Oh yes, the manufacturing this same league, teammate mauler* swept four points Verna Bolton had a 489 eeries, from the league leaders. Checking in w i t h "Dig hi for the league. Friday must hsvt been a Deuces’’ were Johnny Wright good day, all the way round in 213 and Bobby Borsdorf 200 all of the lge. First the Halter (Jet Lanee); Carl Von HerM oton/Navy Wive* Lg; the bulla (Buddy's Auto) 202; Mr, k Mrs. Lg end now in Frank McMillan (Pinecrait checking the plnfell In the Inn) 200; Ed Mlchaiek (Har­ Spare Ribben Lg, 1 see where ry ’s Liquors) 216; G trry Fox they had tome mighty fine 216, Harry Pentecost tw o games of 202 eeeh (Lake Mon­ ihootln' there, too. Ed Allan, of the Fat teem, roe Inn), llb'e ftan fn rh fr r a lf t T u cs. J n n . 0, ’G y—V agc 6 Seminoles Seek FifthWin Tonight Locals Play DeLand Five CAUL C. STODDARD of the Cnnnclberry American Legion Post 26G shows young Boureo, owned by Larry Hughes, who may draw a berth in one of the races Thursday night in the seventh annunl Charity Night at the Snnford-Orlnndo Ken­ nel Club. The Casselberry American Legion is one of the more than two dozen groups which will benefit from the Charity Night races. Tri-City SOKC Match Coming Up This Week Starting Wednesday import­ ant events are scheduled three nights in a row at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. Wednesday night the four visiting greyhounds from Tampa and Jacksonville will school between regular races as they ready for the Tri-City Match race lo bo run on tho local oval Friday night. This will be the second in Contractors, Gulf Pace Kegler Loop Leroy Benton’s Contractors and Owen's Gulf Service took turns leading the Businessmen's League last week with Benton'i moving ahead by one game. After displaying some of tho top bowling of the year In the previous week with Carl Von Herbulis grabbing the sea­ son's high single gsme with 249 and high series o( 834, the Gulfmcn fell before the team from Autonetlcs -Number Two. 4-0. Davis Builders stopped Wally's 66 Service Station three games to one lo strengthen their hold on third place while thr Town Pump dumped the Autonetlcs num her one team by four games to move into fourth place. Smith American and Sanford Electric round out the first division. Curly Barrentlne took the week’s high single honors with a 234 gsme while Stanly Ter­ rill took series high with a 212577. Others In the double fea­ ture bracket were Don Dorman with a 213/376; Simmons with 208/311; Parsons with 202/506; Dwight BUtkwelder 219/640, and A! Morels 210/201 —376. There were 13 other bowlers who topped the 600 series mark last week. The 3-10 split proved easy for eight kegltrs including Buddy Proctor who also solv­ ed the 4-3-7. Bud Gudding picked up the 5-7-10; Elliot, la tha Hl-Noontre League Marge Wood* rolled high for the 4-3; and Floyd Martin, the this week, the position tlght- the league this week with 6-7. John Richardson and Ed Hoover both topped the 2-7. (it as the firit and second 203/633. place team* both lost three polatf, Movieia&d Drive-In WORLD’S Theater won three point* from FASTEST Staoetrom Realty and the C.P.O. Wive* won three from SPORT! Monroe Harbor in second the three-race Tri-City series. The first heat was run in Tampa Saturday night With national champion Velvet Sis taking the honors for Jackson­ ville. Tampa's Big Spread was second and Jacksonville's Doc Jim third. Running on a strange track the two SOKC representatives, O. B.'s D.D.T. smt Tutfy O'Leary missed the money. Thursday Is the track's sev­ enth annual Charity Night and a big crowd It expected to watch the ten-race program. All proliti will be turned over to charitable organizations in Orange and Seminole Countlss. Last year the Charity Night proceeds amounted to $3,497.87. Carl Tracy is trying for a main event qulnlela in to­ night's featured ninth race and is sending to the post last season's Inaugural winner, A. R. Ewbanks, and another Tracy star. Wayne Roberts. Other top notchrra In the top attraction are Deputy Dawg, Sky Ruby. Frisco Freight, O Nellie, Lashes and Faith Hope. Oviedo Hosts Montverde Paul Silkier'* Oviedo Liolis play heat* tonight a t 3 p -m. to Montvordo High School ne the Oviedo eager* head for their ninth rage battle of the season. With a (2-6) cage record eo far thi* season with right game* played, th r Linns are favored to lake their ninlh belli* by a two-point margin. John Courier, Roy Wainwrlght, Mickey Ttsinsky, Jimmy DeShato, and Cyrue Thompson are the Lion* ex­ pected to be the key player* in tonight's contest. n> Pet* I*veque Herald .Sports Editor Coach Bud Layer sends hi* Seminoles after their fifth cage victory of the season to­ night against Murray Arnold's DeLand Bulldogs in an Orange Belt Conference gamr that after two Straight losses sees Sanford the four-point favorite. Mike Woodruff and Bubba Davis have been reported back in action for thr Sanford players but are still weak from a brief bout with Ihe flu. However, Coach Layer has his starting lineup once again at full strength with only second nrlngers Ray Middleton and John Boniface out of action for tonight's game. I h r main obstacles in the way of a successful scalping parly for the Semlnols* over DeLand tonight are two keyplayers, fivc-foot-nlne Doug Partin and Ills older brother Ken. Ken Parlin is the main scoring ace for the Bulldogs with more of a threat this year than last. Lest year Ken scored 373 points for DeLand Other outstanding players on the DeLand team include two six-foot-four cigcrs In Mike Roche and Wayne An­ derson who provide the height for the Bulldogs. PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP Sanford Position DeLand Woodruff F Partin, Ken Davis F Furlong Gustavson C Roche Riser G Parlin, Doug Brown G Anderson Kwite White Holds Small Lead Kwite White atill holds a small lead in the Jet Lanes Kegler* League this week with a 36.3 win and 21.3 tots record with American Legion second in the running with 3.1 wins and 23 losses. Craig Cara is in third place with 34 wins and 21 losses. Following In order of plac­ ing in ihe league are Wheeler FerllUaer, O. K. Tire Store, Riggs Sunoco, and Barley's Sinclair Station. High game for the week was rolled by Bill Stein with a 204 ami high aeries was rolled by John Bridgea with a 330. Games that hit the 200 or belter mark were bowled by John pterro with 201, John Bridges with 202, John Rich­ ardson with 2ftl, and Bill Stein with 201. Split* that were converted were the 3-to and 3-8 by Bob Steele and the 3-10 by Bob May. Gets Okay Jai-Alai Golf Championship Tourney Set For M ayfair Wednesday The first annual Maylair Country Club Best Ball Match Play Championship tourna­ ment will start on Wednesday With a practice round followed by a Pro-Amateur tourney. Early entries in Ihe Best Ball Match play are: Jack Schubert, a golfer who shot a 66 at Rolling Hills recently, will be teaming up with Gene Kesingcr also of Rolling Hills. Bobby Glcrson ami Hugh Grier will form a team from the Mayfair Country Club. l)r. Herald Holds To Top Spot In T League The ”T’’ Prague got back in the swing after the holi­ days but the standings re ­ mained almost the same. The Sanford Herald still held first place with 401* games won and 2318 games lost. Dot Button rolled a high game of 194 with a high ser­ ies of 493. Wk-boiiU'i Camera Shop is still In second place with 36Vs games won and 27Vi game* Ion. Bernice Schae­ fer hed (wo game* of 133 and a 456 aeries. Sinko’s Tavern remains In third with 34 gamea won and 10 game* loll. Delores Todd rolled a 160 game and 430 series. The Kern's Insurance learn is in fourth place with 29 games won and 36 losses. Donna Dondanville bowled a 172 game and 446 aeries. Nationwide insurance and Thrift way are tied for fifth place, marking the only change In the schedule. Each have 26/ w-lni and 3718 losses. Margaret Moore had a 112/ 4M and. Jeanne W ckirt roll­ ed a 142 high game. Wleholdt'i had high team game and aeries of 618/1672. Joanne Blckart and Delores Todd spared the 2-7 split, with Donna and Kaye Phil­ lips making the 3-10. Jean Ogden converted the 5-9, with Mery Jane Gorton picking up the 4-6, and Dot Button mak­ ing the 5-6. Harold Rmg and Harry Tooke, Jr., will also bo a team in the best bull play. Carl Dann, Jr. of the Dubsdreed Country Club in Orlan­ do will team with Mac Earle. F. R. Davis, Sr, and Ray Mor­ ris also of Dubsdread are on another team. From Ocala will be Key Scales, Jr. and “ Moot” Thomas. In Ihe Pro-Amateur Tourna­ ment preceding the Best Bill Championship Match will be the following professionals headed by Mayfair Pro Rudy Goff; Neil PJopprr from Wooster, Mass.; Bill Morgan of Orlando; John Geottlicher, a pro at Johnston, Pa., and brother of the Mayfair's golf pro Itudy Goff. Other golf professionals cn tered in the play are: Bill 3Foulk and Jimmy Spencer of Sanford; Denny Champagne from Ihe Dubsdread Country Club; Mel Ashton, winning pro at the Rolling Hills Country Club; Moe Norman, a Canad­ ian pro from Toronto; Jimmy Brass of Orlando; and Red Addison of Rolling Hills. Also entered Is Mayfair golf assistant and pro from the Lyman Plays Ocoee Tonight Coich Walt Diurui' unbeat­ en Lyman Greyhounds head for their third cage battle of the season tonight as the Longnrood team travels to Ocoee to meet Coach Aubrey Morris' Cardinals. The Cardinals have a (9-1) record so far this season and should give the Lyman eag­ er* one of the roughest game* they will have to pley all season. Aside from the fact that this is the third gsme for th* Greyhounds compared to the eleventh for the Cardinals, the Cardinal* have n super­ ior sdvintsge over the Hounds in height. With six-foot-seven Joe Worsham leading the row of seven Ictlarmrn for Ocoee, the Cardinals lop tha tallest eager on the Longwood team, six-foot-one Jim Williams. Sanford Country d ub , Jack Maxwell, and Stuart SiriakJcs from Eustls. Sfemper Moves Back Into First Stamper Agency moved back into first place in the Sandtpurs League this week by Ukiiig 2'i game* from Welsh Tire Shop. The games were close as Vicki Carter and Francis Cross came through for Stamper Agency with a 436 and 423 scratch series. High for Welsh Tire Shop was Maxine Koehler with 462 series. AUx of Sanford coped sll four games from Robson Sporting Goods to move into third place position. Rolling high for Alix of Sanford was Jane Adcock with a 450 ser­ ies and Mary Lclghty with a 411 series. High for Robon Sporting Goods was Lll Ogden with a 421 series. McRoberts Tires took three games and lost o m to Jet Inn. Jimmy Livingston came through for McRoberts Tires with a 202-346 handicap aer­ ies with Pat Foster ami a 190-5W series. High for Jet inn was Pat Stewart with 434 and Jean Webster with a 418 scratch series. Positions in the Stndspurs League are now Stamper Agency in first place with 36)8 wins and 291* losses; Welsh Tire Shop in second with 39 wins and 30 losses; Alix of Sanford in third with 3418 wins and 331$ losses. Jet Inn in fourth with 3t wins and 34 losses. Invictas Spark Motorettes Play Orlando • Femlnol* Jel-Alal entries Tuesday, Jan. 9, 1962: First Game— 1 Furquet-Abaeolo, 2 BlaiPavalos, 3 Eatrada-Juanehu, 4 Tejcro-Elorri, 6 Flllpino-rradtra, 6 Ibarreta-Zarra. Substi­ tute*; Urlo-Sarml. Second Game— 1 Filipino-Juanehu, 3 E*. trada-Davalos, 3 T»Jero-Ssrtni, 4 Ibarreta-Elorri, S BiasZsrra, S Anaeabe - Abasolo, Substitute; FurqUet-Pradera, Third Game— 1 Furquet, 2 Pradsra, 8 Fili­ pino, 4 Tejsro, 8 Zabala, « Sarrnl, 7 Anacab*. Substitute: Zarra. Fourth Game— 1 Egana, 2 Erhanix, 3 Manusl, 4 Isaac, 6 Onats, < Zubi, 7 tfria. Substitute: Sagaa, Fifth Gam*— 1 Aatiga-Irlart*. 3 AldasZutd, 3 Dadiioe-Sggas, 4 A trona-Gustin, 8 Areitio-Manusl, 6 Gastl-Isaae. Substitutes: Urio-Llsta. Sixth Gams— 1 Arrona-Egana, 2 . BilbaoIsaac, 3 Onate-LIata, « UriaEchanls, 6 Astfga-Manael, 8 Anacabe-lriatt*. Substitutes; Aldax-Egsns. Savanth Gams— 1 Estrada-Egana, g QlasZabala, 3 Anaeabs-Llata, 4 Ullbao-flarml. 8 Onate-Pradera, 6 Urla-Zaira. Substi­ tutes; Ibarreta-Lorri. Eighth Uam*~. I Astiga, g Sagas, g fiadlela, 4 Aldas, 6 Agusttn, 6 GuU, T Areltlo. Substltuts; Arrona, Ninth Game— t Arrona-Sagas, g AreltioLlata, 3 Badlola-Zubl, 4 Astlga-Agustin, 6 Gsstl-Echanlf, 6 Aldai-Irisrte. Substitutes: Dilbao-Isaae. x Tenth Game— 1 Furqust-Kgana, 2 TejeroJuanehu, 3 Estrada-Elorri, 4 Ibarreta - Davalos, 8 B issAbssolo, 6 Filipino - BarmL Substitutes; Anacabe-Zarra. Eleventh (fame— 1 Uria-Sagai, 2 ArronaZubl, a Badiola-Manue), 4 Onate-Iriarte, I Dilbao-AguaUn, 8 Aidai-Ieaae, T ArelUo. Zabala, 8 Gaati-Echanls. Sub­ stitutes: Astiga-Llsta. The Invletst look the first place lead in Uie Bill Hemp­ hill Motoretirs League this week sparked by Frankie llambrlcks' ill high game aa they won four points from the Starchlefs. Residential • Commercial The Pontiac* won three Building from tha Metropolitans to re ­ FALL OUT tain their second place posi­ SHELTERS tion. The Bonneville* won four FA 1-7088 from Ihe LeSabres to gain G. W. DODSON, Contraries third place. © HERE ARE 2 OF THE NEW JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLETS PHILADELPHIA (CPI) — Quarterback Sonny Jurgenien undergoes surgery today with Assurances that bta ailing passing shoulder esn be re­ paired completely and his professionsl football career will not be affected. Hi-Nooners League Play Tightens; Top Teams Lose placa. Shoemaker Construction re­ tains their number three -pot thli week aa they won three points from GrapeviUe Nur•erjr. Lovely Lady Beauty 8aIon also won three point* from W.S.F.R. radio nation. Anna Herbit showed control a* tha converted the 3-10-7-8 ■pllt. Anna and Betty Calian also picked up the 5-4 split. Marjorie Kipp end Delore* Todd converted the 3-10. Eve­ lyn Fitzpatrick and l i l Donat picked up the 5-7, and Mary Elmore made the 5-10. Turkeys were rolled by Del Button, Betty C*U*n, Mary Elmore, Anna Herbit end The aalmon enteb l* tb« principal fishery industry ef British Columbia. 7th ANNUAL Q NIGHTJAN. 11th R A C IN G WED. NOW THRU APRIL 13th 7:45 P.M. NIGHTl (Except Sunday] Peri-Mtrtosl* BeStlae Niebttf Deity Deekle h ja J a h j . • N IG H T LY ? . X 8:10 MATINEE RACING I’RI. • SAT. • 2 P. M. • Tri-City Match Race Jan. 12 Heated Grandstands Luxurious Clubhouse VeJet Parkin* Ladies Sight Sorry! No Minors! Is Thursday . . rain QofstsU* Ivery Oaas* or akin*! 11s Wlatet Top one's our new Impnln Sport Coupe whose steel roof line In n dead ringer for the Impnln Convertible's below. But after rich new styling, what? lo glamor and go, comfort aneTcraftsmasshlp, hero's all you'd reasonably expect of an expensive car. Except the expense. Clip iruide a Jot-emooth Chevrolet, relax and just notice how good you feel. Ready for action? Just fliclc the key and let 'er purr (your choice of two standard engines—a 135-hp 6 or 170-bp V8—or optlonal-aicx tra-cost VC« way up to a 409-bp mile-ahrinker). Tbit gentle cradling motion you enjoy is Jet-smooth ride nt work! And the rich Interior and neat craftsmanship an Body by Flatter at work* Have your dealer give you the whole story. That’s tha work he lores beet. In See the new Chevrolet, new Chevy II and new Corcoir at yovr Chevrolet dealest One-Stop Shopping Cento HOLLER MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO Cor. 2nd & Palmetto MOTOR SA LES SANFORD. FLA. . CO. FA 2-4711 �MBHMMMMMBUHi M M M M U IA i Legal Notice r i c r m o r i jrtu r NOTICE W h ereb y g iv e n that « • ar» e n g a g e d In b u slnt>a at Fern P a rk . S em ino le Co u n ty , Flo rid a, under tha fie* tit Iou t n a m e o f BOCTII HKMT* NOLK NKIVH an d that * # l n - » tend to r e g i s te r aald n i m l P w i t h the Clark o f tha Circuit Court. S em in o le C ou n ty . F to rIda. In a cco rd a n ce w i t h tha provision* o f tha F ic t i t i o u s Nam e S ta tu te* , t o - w l t t S ec­ tion I t S . t l F lo r id a S t a t u t e s HIT S ic : M. and E. C s m p a n e l l a P u b llih Jan . 2. », 1*. 22, 1»*2. SltT ItK OF APPL ICAT ION F o i l ( U l i n i i . VACATING A.Ml AHVM IONINU A portion o f I lo u g a ln t l i l t s D riv e In E a a tb ro o k S u b - W d lrlalon L'nlt No. I. a s r e ­ corded In P la t Hook 12, p a c e * II and I*. P u b lic P.ocorda o f S em ina l* C o u n ­ ty. Flo rid a. TO WHOM IT MAT CO NCERN! Notice la hereb y g iv e n hy the Uoerd o f C ou n ty C « m m le. elo n ere o f S em in o le County . F lo rid a, p u r i u a n t to S ection I t t . l t , Flo rid * S ta tu te* ' t i t , that a P etit io n waa filed w i t h aald Hoard on the ITth d a y « f D ecem b er l i l t , to d o i t , Var a t e and abandon a portion o f 9 t h a t certa in S tr eet In S em ino le C o u n ty . F lo rid a, d esc ribed • • (o lto w e: T hat portion o f B o u g e l n v l l l e a Drive In Eaetb ro alt S u b div isio n U nit No, f , a s recorded In P la t [took 11, p a g e s St s o d >*. Public Records o f S em ln o ls C o u n ­ ty, Florida, l y i n g W e s t o f s S o u th e r l y e a t e n s l o n o f the W eet l i n t o f Lot 1 In In lllo ck It, en d that p o r ­ tion l y i n g b etw e e n B lo ck I t en d 10 N o rth to E a s t . Q erly e a t e n s lo n or the North line o f Lot I I o f eatd B lo c k tt. and thle the aald Boa rd o f C o u n ty Com mleeloner # w ill hold e p u b lic h e a rin g on the p etitio n at 2 o'clock on the l i r d day of J a n u a r y 1M1 a t the o f fi c e o f th e C o u n ty Com* m l e e l o n tr s In the Court Hou ee at Sanford , F lo rid a at w h ich t im e thus* far and a g a i n s t the a s m s w ill h* h eard and f i n a l a ctio n taken. Thle the 2 U h day o f Decern- 0 her Iltll. (SEAL) Art hur H. B e ck w ith , J r , Clerk of Die Board e f C o u n ty Commlaalonera o f S em in o le C o u n ty . P lo r ld * Ollee, H ed rick A R o b in so n P. O. B o s I t t l Orlando, F lo r id a in t h e e m c r i T c o u r t i n A M ) y o n SEMINOLE COUN­ TS , FLO RIDA . NO. 1ITU WO ONSOCKET INSTITUTION F u l l SAVINGS, a Rhoda I i l a n d m utu al sa v in g * bank. P la i n t i f f v. (1A BE WILLIAM deVRIEB at sa Defendem a NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO i Mary F. d - V r l e s I t t.utl* S tr e e t P r o t l d e n r t , Rhode Teltnd Ton are h ereb y n otified th a t a ault ha* baen f ile d a g a i n s t yo u and Gab* W illia m d eV r ie s In the e b o v a entitled can**, and that you are required to file y o u r a n a w t r w i t h tha Clerk of thle Court and to se rv e a co py t h e reo f upon tha P la in tiff o r p l a i n t i f f * a t t o r ­ ney*. w h o s e n a m e an d ad dreea la Jen n ln g e, W a t t e - C le r k * a n d H a m ilto n , 111 Harnett N a ­ t io na l Batik Bu ild in g , J a c k s o n ­ v i l l e 2, Flo rid a, not l a ter tha n J a n u a r y 22. I t t 2 . I f yo u f a ll tu do eo a decree pro c o n f se e o w i l l be en tered a g a i n s t you for t h e relief dem anded In the co m p la in t. T h i s au lt It tn f o reclo se a m o r tg a g e . The re al p ro p erly proceed ed a g a in st la: I, o l 21. Block R. SL'NLAND E S T A T E S , a su b d iv isio n , a c c o r d in g to a plat th e r e , of , recor de d In H s t Book II, p s g e s I t ta 22 e f tha P u b lic Recnrds o f S sn tlnote C ou n ty , Florida. W IT N E S S m y hand and tha se a l at aald C o u rt a t San ford . Florida, t m e 22nd day *1 Daaim bar , I t t l . (BEA L ) A rth u r H. B e c k w i th . Jr., Clerk o f lha Circuit Court ltyr Martha T. Vl hlen D e p u t y C lsrk P u b lis h Dec. I t . I t t l * Jaw. I. I, I t . l t t t . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NINTH J U D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY- FLO RID A IN C H A N . CKRY NO. H S tS . F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT­ GAG E ASSOCIATION, A C or­ p o ra tio n o r g a u l i a d undar a s Act o f C o n g r e s s and a s l a t l e g p u rsu a n t to tha Fed eral N a ­ t io na l M o r t g a g e Asso ciation, C h arter Act, h a v i n g ltd p r in ­ cip al o f f i c e In the City e f W e e h l n s t o n D ist r ic t a t C o lu m ­ bia. r i a l at Iff, vs. CLA YTON ELLIS LOCKHART and MARY JO LOCKHART, h it a He, Def en dan t# NOTH’* TO A P PE AR THE BTATH OF FLORIDA TOi CLAYTON ELLIS LOCKH A R T and MART JO LOCKHART Addr*** Unk n ow n TOU A R B H E I I E R r NOTI­ F I E D that a ault ha t been file d a g a i n s t yo u tn t h t a b o v e e n t itle d cause , and th a t yo u are required ta HI* your a n ­ s w e r w ith the Clerk o f t h i s Court an d to aarv* a co p y t h e reo f Upon the P la in tiff *r P la in t iff * a tto rn ey s, srhoa* name an d addr*** I* Mehop * B u t n e te ln , t t E a s t Pin* s t r e e t , Orlando, Flo rid *, ant l a t e r tha n J a n u a r y l l t h . I t t l . I f yo u f a ll to do ao a Decre* P r o Con feeao w ill ba en tered a g a i n s t yo u f„r the relief d e ­ m anded la the c o m p la in t . T h i s su it It ta fareclos* a m o r t ­ g a g e . Th e real property pro­ ceed ed a g a i n s t Isi L et 22. B lo c k I. IICFTLKR HOMES ORLANDO S E C ­ TION ONE, s ' c o r d l a g t* p la t the reo f at >seorosd la P la t Boo k II, P s g s u t and t . Public Records or Sem ikola County, Florida. W IT NESS m y hand and tb* se a l o f aald Court a t S a n ­ ford , F lo r id a t h is H a d da y e f D ecem b er I t t l . (SEAL) --------A r t k u r H. Back with. J r , Clark # f tha Circuit Court B y i Martha T. Vlhlaa D e p u t y Clerh B is h o p A Borne teln I t East P lu s B u r s t Orlando. F lo rid a A t to r n * ) * tar P lain tiff Pabllah D o c K l » H A J e a L B, Id, ISA* m » _ W _ J 0 Q 1 . W « J m 9 �1 mm You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Adsi 5*jf # a n fn rh 6. F o r Kent Jjrralft Tuea. Jnn. 9, '62—Page 7 Classified Phone FA 2-2611 ROOM furnished cottage, centrally located. FA 2-1858 FURNISHED FA 2*0333. House. Ball-Blair Agency AVAILABLE Jan. 15lb. 3 bed­ room bouse, IVY bath, ex­ cellent location, kitchen furnished 1110 per mo Ph. FA 2-634* 29## CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, house, Tuea , thrn Frl. * 3 l>. M. dajr Sunland. FA 2-5S37. Iwfnif Insertion, Mon. • Hat. MAYFAIR-3 bedroom l bath noon. large yard. S100 month. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Call FA 2*4709 Turn., thru Frl. . 3 I*. M. day lx fore invert Inn. Mon. • Sat. UNFURNISHED, 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped, no«p about 2 miles from Navy Base FA 2*8063 daytime. RESPONSIBILITY. SUNSHINE REALTY MORTGAGE LOANS The Herald will not br re- •FA 2*4375 Nights. Amv Anderson FHA and Conventional •ponlble far more than on* in- FURNISHED Garage apart­ Reg. Heal Estate Broker Commercial A Residential cancel Inatrtion of your ad, ment. 1403's W. 1st. En­ 2610 So. French Ave. end reeerveac the right to retrance on Mangoustlne Ave. Day FA 2-7493 sine or reject any advertiseNo children. Mrs. Duren Stenstrom Realty Night EA 2*4818 jn stt from what ordarrd to FURNISHED house FA 2*7247 conform la the policies af tlili A FABULOUS buy. 4 bed l i t N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 paper room masonry home, stone ROOM furnislied apartment, fireplace, open beam con 15. Business Opportunity 1st floor. Slanager's apart­ struction, 2 tile baths 100 1. Lost & Found ment now available, low SINCLAIR SERVICE Station 600 feel on beautiful Lake rent and commission Ph. for lease in Sanford, small LOST: Reward for return of Markham, .Must sec to ap FA 2-3373. capital needed. EA 22151 reddish brown 4 lb, male predate. FA 2-3375. or FA 1-9900. Chihuahua dog. w. M. FURNISHED cottage for rent Hoag, 200 W. 15th St. Ph. by month. 17-92 at Five 16. Female Hetp Wanted FA 2*2537. Points. FA 2-1467. Jim Hunt Realty WANTED: Beautician. Cut ’N S P A C I O U S , Modern, well 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla 2. Notlcea - Personals Curl Beauty Shop. FA 2 0834 furnished, one bedroom or FA 2-4013. Office FA 2-211H YES, you can borrow our apartment. 212 W. 16th. Nights FA 2*0648 Carpet Shampooer FREE to WHITE liouaekecper to live clean your carpets with SLEEPING Rooms, 805 Park In. Call collect, Ft) 5 3600 Ave. Blue Lustre. Carroll's Oviedo. Furniture. CASSELBERRY 2 bedroom 17. Male Help Wanted 1. Education • Instruction duplex, carport, kitchen Have a 2 bedroom home will equipped, water furnished. trade for Sanford Property, STOREROOM Keeper, comCHORD SYSTEM piano Jettnltaary experience prefer, 475 tier Mo. or Slot) furnish­ FA 2-8809. aona (know your key board) ed. CH 1-4877 Orlando, be­ red. Seasonal. Sec Manager in 12 easy lessons. Age IS at Mayfair Inn, Sanford. fore 9 a. m. or after 8 p.m. and up. FA 2-9011. 4 Lake Lota, with Large oak Ph, FA 2-8800. CLEAN furnished apartment, tree*, on Lake Onoro, 43.000 reaonably priced, water and 6. For Rent 19. Situations Wanted Name Your Termi. garage furnished. Adults TURN. apt. >300 Mellonvllle. DAYS work wanted. FA 2-4039 only. FA 2-1854 or FA 2-5645 i Going* To Corpus Christi, Texas? ROSA L. PAYTON ^ The SLEEPING ROOMS, Reg. Real Estate Broker Gables. 401 Magnolia Ave. 9. For Sale or Rent FA 2*1301 17*92 at Hiawatha FA 2-0720. CUSTOM BUILT Home on REDUCED P R I C E 48,500. Lake, Rent or Sale, Rea­ WELAKA APARTMENTS:" 44,000 down balance 450 per sonable. Call evenings. Ph. Rooms private baths. 114 month on two frame houses FA 2-1597, . .................... W. Flrat St. and 4 acrei of land. Con tact Grady Scott. FA 2-2825. S-BEDROOS1 bouse, kitchen FOR SALE OR RENT: X bed­ room house, kltcpen equip­ TRADE W A N T E D : 43,SfX) equipped, water lurnishcd. ped. FA 2-0363. Pb. FA 1-4411. equity in small 2 bedroom frame house In Winter Park RENT A RED 12. Beat KMalo For 5«It on Sanford Area property Holla way, Hospital k ltaby Write Rt. 2. Box 501-A, Beds Sanford. By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st. St River Front Property UNFURNISHED house, IB08 Washington Avc. Phone WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES Approximately 2'A acres, with FA 2-3303 after Jan. 1st. 150 ft. on river, is mile off R*. 46 CONVENIENT TO BASE: * bedroom, kitchen equipped, .$5,500 large llvihg room. 4U0 per Cali I*A 2-647.» after 6;G0 p.m. mo., 105 E. Woodland Dr. O sc a r M. 1hurl son FA 2-7037. Registered g ROOM furnished apt., Real Estate Broker available Jan. 14th, 460 par 1311 Palmetto Avc. FA 2-7848 mo. close-in. 111 E. 8th St. FA 2-4263 or FA 2*3786. St. Johns Realty Co. TEE V GREEN J. W. Hall, Realtor "Call Hall" FA 2-3641 ESTATES 2544 So. Franch Ava. I.MN Enterprises, Inr. SAN LANTA HOMES • Country Club Road (20th St. Extrnalon) 1 Miles On Locuat, North of Eaat JOUt West Of llwy. 17-82 Neat St. S-Badrooma, X-Baths, axTo Mayfair Country Club cellent neighborhood. Pric­ ed from 111,900, Low down • 3 - Bedrooms payment. 184.50 per mo., • l ' i Ilathi* principal A In'ereit. • Central Alr-Cond. It Heating FIIA Monihl> Put mt at* — $66 to $74 No Closing Cost VA A Cons, Financing Available Cliff Burneman, B roker VA — NOTHING DOWN Ph. FA 2-8510 or CR 7*1921 N'lghta GA 2*1588 Jack Demetrce, Developer ' PARMER'S AGENCY N. V, Farm er, Realtor 2465 S. Park Ave. FA 2*5221 After houra FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0261 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Open 16 AO n. m. la 7:00 p. m. Raymond Lundqutat, Aaaor. FA 2*3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. TErrace 8-4199 dUcwsuma Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. A s Low As $350 Down DAYS WORK. FA 2-5032. HOUSEWORK, h a v e own transportation. FA 2-6186. 20. Ilubyaitlera will keep small children in my home 41.25 per day. FA 2-2274. WEEK daya only, in my home, 5 year old glrla 42.00 per day. Ph. FA 2-33H4. BEDROOM Home. Fla. Beauty Sabin room, on Mayroae Dr* 8130 Walker Building down, and take up PayOak FA 2-7631 tncnU of |6200 per mo. 2510 n with electric clove. Phone 22. Build - I'aint - Bepalr TA 2*0640. ROOM S P E C I A L 41495 GOOD INCOME PROPERTY Painting Inside and out. Centrally located two-atory 4 Call Mr. Taakcr, FA 2-6159. bedroom home, two apartmenta (both rented), office and chop — all for only 117,500. Investigate this op* port unity today! A. W. Barkley Uaed Care, Inc. ” W r T ra d e " Im p o rts & Sports Cur« Our Speciality Stemper Agency 17-92 • Heart of Maitland PH. Ml 4-3307 REALTOR - INSUROR CONSULTANT-APPRAISER Ph. FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Moving soon to 1911 S. French Ave. L VA FINANCING O N G DALE HOM ES I.MN ENTERPRISES INC. 3 - BEDROOMS IVfc BATHS Low Down Payment No Clotting Coats VA Finunring on H um e* up lit $15,0011 fruin Hanford, Ho. on llwy, 17-92. turn right at our sign. Daw n Payment A ( loaing Coat $156 Mnathy Payment* aa low aa |98 Inrl. taaea and Insurance NBW HOMES In Beautiful — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 3 • BEDROOMS 1 • lVa • 2 BATHS Conventional A FIIA Loans $8,500 To $9,300 Drive 17-82 la Hunlsnd FHA & Conr. Financing Estates (2 mi. 8. of Hanford). Hales office lat houae Inaidr DIHKCTIOSH: 10 Mlnulea TErrace 8-3911 11 ■ M H H L k i A a d enlrrncr. KINGS WOOD BUILDERS, INC. FA 8-8674 JIM HUNT . FA 2-2118 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 21. Klectrical Services FR1GIDAIRE Windshield Buck GIm i Sales L Servica Doot Girts* V e n t G lusa House Wiring, Krcc Estimates S E R V IC E Sid Vihlen'a Randall Electric S en k n rik Gifts* and P a in t 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-Q9I3 4*o. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4627 2a. Plumbing- S erv ices 31. Poultry - Livestock PLUMBING Contracting it Repairs PUPPIES — half Airedale, 2 Free Estimates months old, 45.UO. Call Sat. R. L. HARVEY or Sun. only. Wale* Fern­ 201 Sanford Ave. EA 2-3383 ery. on lake at Lyman W. J. KING Sellout, Longwood, PLUMBING 6: SUPPLIES • Contracting • Repair Work CHAMPION Miniature AKC Block Poodle Puppies and 2534 So. Perk Dr. Mother. Show dog Stock. Phone 322-0483 FA 2-7741. Wall PUPPIES, part shepherd 410. FA 2-3926. Will. EL CHAIRS, crutches, ONE ALLIED Radio 31) Watt canes, walker*. deluxe amplifier, 425. Call FREE DELIVERY FA 2-2929 after 5 p. m. Prescription* our Specialty SOFA BED and matching FAUST’S Rx Mellons tile rocker, swivfl chair, beige. Ph * FA 2-7107 Good condition. FA 2-6400. CIU Cl t LATING HEATER. LP gas. (nr 2-bedroom home, 12 FT. BOAT, 10 bp. Mercury motor and trailer 4125. | i j Reaiimable. 12ia Randolph Shannon Dr. FA 2-1821. St. or Phone FA 2-3296. GOOD USED furniture for 1937 FORD Y-8, automatic transmission, completely re sale, relrlgerator, stove, built 465. Engine 450 Reel s bedroom suite and etc 2608 Body Shop. Ph. FA 2-7719. So. Elm. Ph. EA 2-2307, PLAYPEN, High Chair, St ml FACTORY TO YOU ler, Mattresses, Florcnre ALUMINUM BUNDS stove, and wood burner. Ph. Enclosed brad. Sag-proof bot­ FA 2-2816. tom rail with plastic end*. Plastic or raj or tapes. Cot­ 36. Automobile* - Truckn ton or nylon cords. S c .tk iu lk G lass and F a in t I960 VOLKSWAGON Deluxe, Co. one owner, lop ihape. Ph. 210 Magnolia Ph. EA 2-4622 FA 2-0664 JERSEY or Guernsey milk Piiiinhiiifr & lim itin g cow, Call 322-9068. AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR TWO Good Brood aowa and INTAKE manifold, 8 two-bar­ WORK rel carburetors, fuel block, 4 pig*. FA 3-5252. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 for '58 or ‘59 Ford 361 en gine. Phone Mr. Gielow. 32. Flowers . Shrub* 27. Special Services FA 2-2611 or FA 2-6473 af­ Sale! Pninieltlaa In bloom 98c ter 6:00 p. m. GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY INCOME TAX SERVICE Grapevllle Ave. near 20lh St. OSCAR M. HARRISON W OOD 1311 Palmetto FA 2-6S27 PANSIES k PETUNIAS now ready. Dutch Mill Nuracry, Fireplace wood, all lengths, Oak and lighter wood. De New I'paila Rd. off 20Ut St. llvercd. Phone FA 2-6816, if Now ia the time to aet out no answer FA 2-5909. Specializing In Heating FLORIDA ADVANCE and Air-Conditioning Only BLACKBERRIES FA 3-8809 MAKE 1962 A MUSICAL 2503 Oak Ave. FA 2-8121 YEAR wllh a musical In slrumenl from BUKUR'S s e w in g M a c h in e s e r ­ 33. Furniture MUSIC SHOP, 1004 Cedar v ic e : For service on any Used furniture, appliances, Ave, Specialising In make of Sewing machine, tools, etr. Bought . Sold. • SALES • R E P A I R S parts and accessories or Larry's 3lart 215 Sanford • RENTALS • MUSICAL Rental* call or write to Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132, ACCESSORIES. Before you Santoro Sewing Center, tut buy, give ua a try. Phone South Park A e. FA 2-9411. • RIG VALUES FA 2-0733. • QUICK CREDIT H E A T IN G • EASY TERMS ELECTROLUX CLEANER II. R. POPE CO. INC. WE GIVE T O P VALUE Excellent condition, light­ 200 So. Park Ave. EA 2-401 STAMPS weight, complete with all attachment*. Reasonable. DO YOU NEED EXPERT WILSON - MAIER Ph. FA 2-8187. LITERARY HELP? . . . New and Used Furniture an application Inter that 311 E. First SI. FA 3-5622 FRESH CREAMY will "gel the job"; club PRE-MIXED CONCRETE paper; aftrr dinner speech; Sell Us Y'our Furniture. Quick M iracle C o n crete Ct). Service With The Cash. high school or college theme FA 2-5751 SUPER TRADING POST. 309 Elm Avc. or essay on nil but scienti­ FA 2 0677. fic subject*. Low rates. Ph. USED Kenmor* automatic FA 2-4033, evenings. washer, excellent condition CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING 47SOO Ph. FA 2-0278. w e l l s n n it.L E n , p u m p s , Mattress renovating. Expert Uphnlitcrlng. All W a r k 21 IN’ RCA TV, good condi­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Guaranteed. Call Nix Bed­ All Types and Sins tion 450. 252 DeBary Dr. ding Mfg. Co., FA 2-2117, We Repair and Service Denary, Fla. Ph. NO 8-4(13 1301 Sanford Avr. S T I N E GARDEN TILLER, Rotary Machinery and Supply Co. FURNITURE mower ami muiiy other Em* 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 0432 Must sell at once—3 complete plcrarnls. I0‘,» down, bal­ rooma of furniture. Take FRIG1DAIRE ance 24 month*. FA 2-83U9 over monthly payment* of Sale* k Service for demonstration. 4M.86 or 4300 cash. Call G. IL HIGH owner collect TE 8-15tl Oviedo. Fla. FO 5-3115 Day* Casselberry, Evenings Sanford EA 2-3*83 Southern Air Ford Owners Special ★ 20% Discount 1957 FORD, Country Club, 9 passenger, .Utkin wagon, Radio ami heater. Private $625. FA J-5296. 1955 FORD 2 door, radio and heater. Private $225. Ph. FA 2-5296. 37. Boat* • Motom Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Galaxie BY FORD enduring eiegnnre with power to pinnae. WHY PAY MORE and get I»m . . . Y'ou can o«n a luxurious fully equipped and air condition­ ed GALAXIE Son for laae than you'd pay for many r* Ihr "stripped down” m o d e l - In L'-» medium price field. () ^ ------- - - U| - T r .i *%Nf•» aj V> Mi 62 Galaxie 500 4-door aedan, tutana white and viking blue, vinyl trla 325 V-H engine, Crnlaoma- | tic, 900 x 14 whitewalls, power brakes, power steer­ ing, air conditioning, r a ­ dio, heater, tinted glass, J•peed wipers and washers, wheel covara, back • up lights, turn signals, oil fil­ ter, electric deck, padded Robaun Sporting Goods 304-6-6 E. lat. Ph. FA 2-5961 39. Trailer* • Cabanas 1956 15-FT. ELCAR house trailer, 2 bedrooms, fully in­ sulated. Take trade; what have you. 3 Point Bait Shop, llwy. 17-92. *3 8 8 0 parts thru Jan. 15th Hwy. 62 GALAXIE ^ Sanford’s ★ if Finest Cars i f In The Showroom Under The ★ STARS ★ 4-deer Y-8, 332 ewgfnr, j Cruleomallr. 800 x 14 whitewall*, power eteering, power brekee, radio, tinted windshield, 2 apeed wipers and washers, wheal covara, padded dash, safely belts, I turn signals, alee trie clock, | oil flltar, back-up lights, corinthlan white finish. *3 4 8 6 “ 800 FRENCH AVE. 62 FORD NOTICE Country Sedan pLeaanger station wagon, I door, white w a r ellvar j ,noaa, Fur do malic, 104 x 14 hit aw all tlrae, elect tie window tall gata, 292 V-H •aglae, power steering. I wheel covers, padded dash, all vinyl intarlor, *41 flltar, ] turn signal*. JAN U ARY CLEARANCE SA LE HOLLERSo/SANFORD NO PAYMENTS i f Free unti-freeze check - up AN TI-FREEZE $2.16 Gol. -----SAFETY SP E C IA L ----SEAT BELTS INSTALLED $ 9 7 5 PER PASSENGER INSPECT FRONT IIHAKE LINING AND PACK $200 WHEEL BE AKINGS Strickland - Morrison SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ph. FA 2-1481 UNTIL VALENTINE *3 4 6 0 BO CHKV I in palm Sport Cpe. ........ . 61 OLDS F-83 4 Door 60 CHKV. Impels t Door Hardtop 1.0 UOKYAIK 4 Door Automatic 60 COItVAIK 2 Door ...................... 3# CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Cond. 59 cilE V Station Wagon V-H Auto. 58 FORD 2 Door Automatic ...... 58 KURD I Dunr, P-300, Ovrrdriva 38 LINCOLN 4 Door, Air Cond. ... 58 CHKV. 4 Door, Economy 6 58 HAMliLKK 4 Door, Automatic ...... -7 CHKV. 310. 2 Door, V-9. Aulo 57 FOHI) 4 Door, Automatic ....... —. 56 CHKV. 4 Door, Economy 6 30 CIIKYHI.KIt Station Wagon, Auto. 56 RAMBLER. 6 Cyl, 4 Door ................. 07 CADILLAC Convertible ...— ........... 33 CHKV. 4 Dour V-B. Aule ... 33 OLDS 88, 4 Door, Auto....... 55 FDUII Statlou Wagon 55 NASH Ambaetador 1 Door ................ 51 MKRCUHY Coupo .............................. 33 CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Cond. ....... 53 I OKI) 2 Door. V-8, Automatic ... ...... 51 RAMBLER, Super Aule....... . ......... . 5.1 PONTIAC 4 Door. Auto. ............ 37 CHKV. 2 Tun Chassis anil Cab 61 CHKV. *i Tun Flratihla PLrkiip lifts 1995 7923 1195 1193 2993 1295 943 893 1693 993 1093 795 793 393 893 ■•wihHiwW 25 ORD DAY Jonuti 308 E. Flint SI. 219 E. 2nd ST. Winter Park Ml 1-6916 2505 Park Ave. 90 HOUSE TRAILER 38 ft. 1 bedroom*, modern, Hke new, must sacrifice. DeWltt’a Trailer Park, Orlando on all motor tune-up Barkley As Low 4 C 4 Per Aa ***• Month Principal - In*. - Int. - Taxes DIRECTIONS: Turn W. oa 29th RL Fellow Country Club ltd. A IVatrh for our algo*. DAYS WORK FA 2-1391. Dawn's l-ILdrouma—2 Hatha 3 1led room.—2 Hatha 3-Bedroom.— 11j Bath* 3-Bed room a—I Bath Widr variety citrrio r designs and floor plans FHA—Conventional & In-Service Financing COOK or Maid. FA 2-3948. BEDROOM, 1 bath, tile floora, 2 utility rooma, kit­ chen equipped, lenccd in 21. Beauty Salons back yard, near recreation CUT 'N CURL mva. Will Paint to suit. 41 Beauty Shop North 3rd St., North Or- Formerly—Katherine Harvey laodo. FA 2-2291. Hair Stylist — Pat Stewart HIGHLAND PA R K - 2 bed­ 119 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-0834 room, frame, convenient to H A ItltlE iT S avhoola and shopping. Hard­ BEAUTY NOOK wood floors, spare heater, Profeisiona! Care — Slodent blinds and kitehrn equip­ Equipment ped. Financing available. 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2-3742 Priced below market. See at 2104 Cordova Dr. or Phone * FA 2-4179. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave TA 2-61 a 2 31. Furniture 34. Articles r«»r S ale E N V E L O P E S. le tte r­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and 1 WOODSTOCK Typewriter, heads. statements. Invoices, Rahy Reds, Day. Week, o r : look* like new $23. Phone luinl bills, and programs, -Month NO 8-5100, etc. Progressive Printing FURNITURE CENTER ESTEY* Piano, baby Grand Co. Phone FA 2*2951—306 2.1. Building Materials lion French Avc. small, Quern Anne, like West 13th St. Ph. EA 2*7953 LUMBER — HARDWARE new, cost $2,(XH) will sell Piano Tuning — Repairing PAINT for $495. FA 2-6219. 31. A llele.* For Sail W. L. HARMON Hoofing FHA Loans Plans 6 PIECE dinett, -ct. Clmlu Ph. FA 2-4223 FREE ESTIMATES FURNITURE ota Apartment 538-B cm lit Your Credit Is Good. Up to Sepliv t.iii..* [hiiiijh1il - drain Navy man 1r*n*ferred: brand 419. new; Like over for balance 2 Yrs. to Pay fields installed. 21 hour ser­ on 3 complete rooms; no GOOD Range $65. Formal like B EDWARDS vice. Terms. FA 2-9469 down payment necessary; BUILDERS SUPPLIES new *v price. 1503 Elliott payments low as 413 per WV Give TV Stamps 29. Automobile Service month. Call owner collect, WE BUY Used furniture, rh, 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2*7108 FA 2-3875. TE 8-1511, Casselberry. LOT, good location, just out* SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter side of City. Two 3-bedroom Repairs, Alterations, Painting 2 bath, bouses. FA 2-1336. Phone FA 2*7063 Registered Brokers k ASSOCIATES 211 So. Park Ave. FA 2-5641 LOVELY 3 bedroom, 2 bath Lake Mary Branch FA 2-1290 home, large yard, citrus trees and shrubs. Conven­ HOMES LOTS ACREAGE ient to schools shopping SALES RENTALS and NAS. No down pay­ ment Immediate occupancy. Helmly Realty Naval officer being trans­ ferred. FA 2-4645. 303 W. 13th Street FA 2-7605 Evenings FA 2*2379 WILL SELL equity In bouse or trade for house trailer ONE OF THE Cleanest 3 bed* Ph. FA 2*1491. room, 2 bath homes in San­ ford. For Sale with nothing COLORED, 3 lota close-in. down, block fenced comer 11500, easy terms. Phone yard. Fla. room, immedi­ TE 8*1092 or 750 Seminole ate occupancy. FA 2*1699. Blvd. Casselberry, Fla. LAKEFRONT, beautiful 209’ x ONLY* 45no.Oo DOWN for com* 250' high lot, aandy beach, pletely furnished, 2 bedroom crystal clear Lake Hutchin­ house. Automatic waaher, son, one mile west of fenced yard, patio. 105 Gar­ Osteen on Enterprise road, rison Dr. sign on lot. Ph. 343-7294 Tavares. 13. Mortgage l.onna Phone BEDROOM house on Old Orlando Road. Ideal for children, school hits atop, shade trees, 460 mo., 2 months advance rent, Ph, FA 2-2257. Office 204 \V. First DEADLINES 12. Real Estate For Sala 1 12. Real Estate For Sale 22. Iluild * Paint - Repair 27. Special Service's 493 1193 393 693 393 693 313 SIS >93 333 313 1193 1693 Features Theea car* feature all the (ertraa) aa standard equipnunt . . . AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU1 . Self Adjusting Brakaa. 2. 2 Yr. Permananl Cool­ ant. 30.000 ML Lubrication. 30.000 Mil* Wheel Bear­ ing racking. 30.000 Fuel Filter Re­ placement. 12.000 Factory Extend, ed Warranty. STRICKLAND MORRISON INCORPORATED 308 E. Flrat SI. SANFORD SANFORD FA 2-0711 FA 2-0861 FA 8-1401 Winter Park MI 4-8110 -U �E ljf fratilnrh page 8—Tucb. Jan. 0, '62 l?rralfr Hilary Cleared In Crash WASHINGTON (U PD —A Hu use investigator **id to* day tho military apparently had no way to prevent thi* cra»h l«»t Nuvrmber of n non-schcduled airliner whieh took the live* of 74 At my re­ cruit*. Hep. James K. Van Zandt, a member of a iperiat House armed services *ut*commitlee, made the comment a* the in­ vestigation of the Richmond, Va., crash moved Into It* sec­ ond day. Assistant Air Force Secretary Joseph 8. Imiri* was called a* the first witness. Tho Pennsylvania Ih-inocrst said that from the evidence so fa r uncovered about lost fall's accident ‘‘there appears to be nothing to hang the military with." Hn said the military, in us­ ing tho Imperial Airlines plane, was going along with ths technical advice of the Civil Aeronautics H o a r d (CAH) and Federal Aviation Agenry (FAA), the two gov­ ernment ngencies charged Deacons To Meet Deacons of the First Chris­ tian Church of Sanford will meet a t the church at 7:30 p. m. Thursday, Rev. James N. Ilarnett, pastor, has urgfd that ceeh deacon he present lo r the important meeting. with making sure ail commer­ cial transports arc reliable. The subcommittee plans later this week to question both Najech E. Ilslaby, head of the FAA, and Alan 8. Iloyd, head of the CAH. Subcommittee c h a i r m a n Porter Hardy charged Mon­ day that the military traffic management service could "suspend an airline )>ccau«r of failure to serve meals hut couldn't do a blessed thing because of a safety failure." The Virginia Democrat mad* the charge after Maj. (Jen. I. 8. Morrla, head of the Unified Transportation Ser­ vice, testified that any ques­ tion of operating safety was referred to -the regulatory agencies. Earlier, Hep. Francis E. Walter, (D-Pa.,) accused the CAB of being more Interested in keeping the non-scheduled airlines alive than In the wel­ fare of the public. He said the Imperial Air­ line* crash dramatised the "financial unfitness, unsafe operations, and law violations in tho supplemental airline field." Walter gave the subcom­ mittee the n im n of the four non-sked airlines which the Military Air Transport Ser­ vice hs* declared unfit to carry military personnel, TI1EHB THREE NEW MEMltEHH comprise a part of the 60 percent increase in muniuership Rained by Fleet Reservo Post Branch 147 of Sanford, in tho past three months. Shown hero are (from left) Clyde Hryan, president; Richard Eby, William T. Cnbbell, John II, O’tirady, new They were: Airline Trans­ port Carriers, Inc., Associated Air Transport, Inc., President Airlines, Ine., and Standaid Airways, Inc. He alsu said that 20 of the 32 non-scheduh-d airlines were reported to l,e either bankrupt or in had financial condition. Hospital Notes JANUARY 2 Admissions I.imla Rednion, Daytona Hcnch; Winder Rcdmon, Day­ tona Hcarli; AHie Lee liraswell, Uvicdo; Mary O'Brian, Camden, N. J.j Opal Reynolds, Nancy K r o m s t i , Hessie .Strange of Sanford. Ilirths Mr. and Mra. Emery Haw­ kins, of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Larry Kromets, of Sanford, a girl. Disrhargr« Moire lie Fold, Longw nod; MargnicUa Sheppard, D r • Hary; Carolyn Jones, l.ake Monroe; Louise K. Falg, De­ nary; Jeanette Mills, Oviedo; Jennie Ilroek, Judy Hrown, Gladys Davis, Edith Fricdlr, Willie (Jcne Martin, Nathan Haley, Mra, Will Fralix and baby and Mra. Thomas Deki* and baby of Sanford. Future Farmers Name Officers For New Year YO RK Men To Meet The Men's Club of Sanford’* First Christian Church will meet at (1:30 p. in. today in tho Educational Building fur a Chill Supper followed by a program when Rev. John Pilley of the Lake Mary Com­ munity Presbyterian Church will be ths guest speaker. members, and Chet Mncek, membership chnir> man. Retired or career enlisted men of the regu­ lar Navy or Marines with six years of service arc eligible to Join. Thera is also a Indies auxiliary for tho wives. 4U ri| — I ni­ rich other nml ti"t evert wiih immicaiiuna." ls a story about the birds and ths bees. Hut It’s all right for tile kids to read on. These birds and bees did Hot get along at all. Not with Legal Notice a n sm m .i: c it r v r i n tm iu ns* s i u n s r M H s r Su*lr» or I' ii I,H,- l l r u r l n s T-> whi, hi li limy r o n e r n t T h . S . iiiIiiuIh County lln.ril Of Adjustmen t will hold * public l i c . r l i i s (a r l . i . r m l n . Ih* pnssIMUty nf s l a n t i n g psrm t n l o n tu i i | i r r . t . * r h llilr sn . n u r s .r y «• by Annl* Kelt Olt.inh.r* on t h . f o l lo w . In* itrsrrlb i n o p . r i y : l*u|. I I and l | . Midway Subdivision. P u b l l . h ta r i n g will p . h - l l tn I h . County Commissioner* Hoorn. Court H u n t., Hanford, riurld*, on Jan u ary II, i s s j a! l . s u I*. ,U. or a> soon t l i . r . a n . r as tio.Bitii., Hstnlitule County Hoard of Adju.tm snl By Jack Hals. Chairman Publish Jan. a, lis t. .,1 jH’ijpic, Inc lulling TV star John Daly, As s result tilings wer* buning for a while Monday at (lie TV studios of Station WI’IX where tho bird*, the bee* and the peopls had as­ sembled for a srisnes educa­ tion program on “animal com- Legal Notice : c o m tv no* o n OF *1>JI STIHF.VT Xntlrr . f l-ulilir l l r a r l n a To wluitn It may c o t u e r m Tb. Hemlnnl* C o unty Hoard m d iix iim uf Adjustment will hold a tuihllc bearlna to d e i . r m l n t Ih. posslMllty o f g r a n t i n g prrmUelnn tn iiHllt* lh a fol­ lowing desurllird prop.fly, ulilch I* coned H-IA. fur off st r s r l itsrkIns as prr llmcilii- tlon Km S A no'mil ll* Hrnililol* County / l i n i n g It'S ul*l Inn* a . reques ted by h. J. Iiavls. Jr. for Il.llsm ssd Corp orailnn: Tb* F a st If* ft o f h o t s I and S, Druid Park Subdivision. I s t h . Court of the f n u . l t I'uhllr heat Ins will b« hsld J s t l ' i .eiMlUMle Counts, I lor- In Ih* County Cummlsslon.rs Ida. In l ' r » h . | e . Itouin. Court House, Hanford. In ret r e l a t e uf Flurlda, on January It. IMI i i u u t s i r r « . r i i c r . d*( ea .ed at 7 :1« I*. M. or a. anon th srcT . U l C red llu t. . a i l I’e r k . n . a f l . r as p-iasllit* Xus In s Claims nr t l e m a a d . Kemtnnte County Board of A s a l a s t nald M . t a t n Ad Jealment You and ea ilt of you are It' Jack <tale, c h a i r m a n l i n . b y n u ltf l.d aud r s u u lr.d Publish Jan. ». 1*0 to iitr sr n l any claim * and d e ­ m a nd s wh irh yon, o r s l l h t r nf ■ CHI M i l l ' . lUIIWTV H l l t l l l l you. m a y lu r e asaln tt th* HI' AIM! ST At F XT S a tir e «f Fabll* l l . a r l a g M t s t a of HOUKRT T.. TltUK. u .d * a * .1 , 1st* of said County, To w h om It may eonrarnt to th * C o unty J u d a s of a s m ) . Ths Hamlnol* Cou nty Hoard Iiult County, Florida, al b l . o f Adjustmen t w ill hold a oftlru In Ih* court tioiise o f pul,lie h rn rtns to d e l . r m l n * * tld County a l Hanford, Flo r­ lb* p oss ibility o f g r a n t l o s a ida, w ith in *U calen dar lot .Is* varian t', a . w elt a* m o n t h s front t h s tlm* uf th s front and rear yard* s . t b a c k first p u b lication of t h is oti­ va ria n ce a* requited by the tic* Kach rlalrn ord t n i i n d Sun In a I t e s u U l lo u * aa re­ shall b* In a r l l l n s . and ■hall q u ested by H i.ry Halley fur . t i t s th* p l a c . of resl'lenr* Annl* l l u s s * on the f o l lo w in g ■ nd pn*t ottlca a . l d r s . s of tb* dw.tribtd p r u p . i l y : lleg IIS (I l U I n t . u t , and t b a l l I t aworn W o f Hit cor o f NE>« o f HH'J In by Ih* cla im a n t, h it o g . n t , nec. 3 i - l t M - m : . run W Id*** oi . t t u n i . y , and a n y #»n h ft.. K *s ft. *; l o t t i ft. h y* cla im or dem and n o t i s filed ft lo beg. st s o k n o w n *■ l-n(« . b a l l l-e raid. t, I, and I, li Im k A, of un* l . r o r i t . d plat A toljn H True A* A r t n i l n l . U s t r l l o f l b . Public h earin g w ill be held > :* la l. o f In l i t . County Conunlaaluu.ra i t i >11CUT i:. T I tf K , Hoorn. Court House. Hanford. F lo rid a, o* J a n u a ry II. 1**J at D .cs.a sd S l . n . U u m . lias Is it McIntosh t:S* F. M. or *» soou th»r«A tto rn s y s for A d in ln ta trstrls a f l . r a* poitlbl*. i'otwards l lu ltd ln s Hra ilnol. County Board of kaa foitl, Florida •Adjuslni.nl Sobll-'t n«C. I t , 1**1 a Ja'I. lly J a ck ( U l i Chairm an i’uMi.li Jam *, 11*3. A, », I t , I I U . type operator and fuuo.i bee keeper, volunteered hi* assis­ tance, while Stan Weinbsrg, a high school teacher who was on camera, gnmiiy stuck to the script in the show-mustgo-on tradition, his rye* roll­ ing shout following the flight of nearby bee*. Russel), insisting th* bees wure gentle in nature, went la work gathering them up Mini putting them in a box. He was stung twice, Hume studio employes gatlisred up thslr courage and used a vacuum cleaner to rorral the rest uf the Ine* except fur a few straggler* that wer* hugbomhed. Daly, who was scheduled to appear un another show at tha station, escaped harm along with technicians and cameramen who derided that a hasty retreat was ths bat­ ter part of valor. Two other casualties besides Russel) were reported. Studio l a Ih* Cuurl uf th* Cauaty Judge, s . m l s a l * F u u . t r , F lo r­ announcer Jos Holton was id . . l a I'ruhalv. stung on the left index finger. l a r . i Kalal* a f And Pandora, ths unlady­ KDOAR U. U lH tnU T T , Heecsscd like hen. w as hurt In prld* T a All CrrdHava aa d F rra u a . for laying an egg on her TV I l a t l a g Clalass s r l l r i a a a d . debut. A s a l a . l Bald t l . t a l . i Tim communication* were going along in fine fashion until a Mark hen namrd Pandora opened u box of trouble by kicking over a glass-paneled beehive. Two thousand honey bee* loomed out—live and unre­ hearsed—for a TV *pecUcuInr of their own. Pandora clucked w1th ntarm, a pigeon on the shuw coord In fright and a bet tried to ignore it all. The people acini much the shine. Whilo technicians fled in alarm, a runner v i s dis­ patched to Did headquarter* office of United Pics* Internalliinul three flours away in the Dally New* Hu tiding liere, nuking “ Doc* anyone knii.v anything about beesT" Wayne Rursell, a UPI tele- Legal Notice You and aarh of yo u sr* hereb y n otified and r*qulrsd l o p r e s . n l a n y c la im s end d e ­ m a n d . which you . or eith er uf yuu, m a r h a s* a s * l n * l th* . s t i l e or KIHlAlt U. Ill'llliKTT, i l r . i s o i l . lat* o f eald Cnuniy, to t h . C o u n iy J u d s * of K sm ln ol. Cou nty, Florida, at h i . o ffice In the court h o u s . nf aald Cou nty a l Sanford, Florida, w ithin a l l calen dar mi.m b s from t l i . tlm* o f Ih* flr*t publication o f thla nuilc* Kach claim or dem and . h a l l h . In w r lllu g , and .h a lt . t a l a l b . place o f r . a l d r n c . and post o f fic e ad dress of t h . rlalm ant, and sh a ll be . w o r n Co by t h . cla im a nt, his a g en t, or a t t o r ­ ney. and any *uch claim or d m . a n d in'I *o filed shall b* Void. a / Mai Ion I). { I u i d . l t .A* . l . r u t r i a o f ths Last Will and T . e l s n i f n t of P d s a r C. I lu r d .lt . d . c r a . r d d r a t p labile.tlou | h w IS, 11*1 Publish Dec IS, I t , 1**1 * J en . *, I, 111*. Above Four Million Tire Future Farmer* of America group in Sanford held a meeting this past week for election of officers and to plan events to take place in the coming spring and the agenda for the entire year, re­ ported Secretary J. Allen Sanderford. Future Farmers officer* elected for IlHil*(J2 aie: Carl­ ton Prevntt. president; Ruddy Long, vlr* president; J, Allen Sanderford, secretary; Hana Rotunda, treasurer; Ruddy Sheehan, sentinel; Alfred Jlmenes, chaplain; and Hilly U - Hall, reporter. HAN 1)1WORK DISPLAYED at the last meeting of the DcBary Home Various judging teams are Demonstration Club Included numerous such items as are shown in the being formed which hope to nbove photograph. Pictured with tho display are, left to right, Mrs. take some of the district hon­ George Wright, president of the club and Mrs. Maude Ritter and Mrs. ors. Some of the areas whirh Pauline Petitt, hostesses for tho meeting. (Cox Photo) the Future Farmers plan to compete in are horseshoes, public speaking, and parlia­ mentary procedure. 'W ell, These Here Bees Started T o . . / NEW Unemployment Edges Wait, See Policy Asked On Bonds WASHINGTON (UPD—Sen. L e v c r c t t Saltonstall, (RM x l.l, laid today hit Hand on support of tlte United Nslions will be shaped hy the extent to which other mem­ ber ns lion s hear Ihelr share of it* cost in coming months. Siltonstall, who i» seeking the GOP policy chsirmamhip, withheld a final decision on whether to vote for President Kennedy’s request for author­ ity pi buy up to $100 million of lhe $200 million UN bond issue, The New Englander wss nol s i blunt as (Sen.) George I). Aiken, (R-VL), who called the bond iiiue ‘ purely a holdup intended to make the United States pick up the tab” for other countriei. Sallunitall, who is the rank­ ing Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee as well ai GOP conference chairman, laid in an Inter­ view he wants lo “sec the United Nations succeed if it is possible to do so." Hut he added: “ It can only succeed if all nations do as we do—carry their share of the load. I shall look at it in that spirit. A lot will depend on what hap­ pens In the next five months." Saltonstal! conceded what many other members have In­ dicated—that the adminlstralion faces a donnybrook de­ bate on the whole ii*ue of future UN support when Con­ gress reconvenes Wednesday. The real floor debate may be withheld until after the Presi­ dent delivers his Slate of the Union Mensgo Thursday. LA Golf Meet: Just No Contest LOS ANGELES (UPI) The crowds esme to watch Arnold Palmer. Gary Player and national amateur cham­ pion Nicklaui. Rut they stayed to cheer brash young Phil Rodgers, a 23-year-old pro who has been on the tour exactly six months. It was Rodgers who metho­ dically mowed down the big names in tlsc $43,000 Iajs An­ geles Open golf- tournamentslaughtered them, in fact, to such an extent It was no con­ test. The young Rodgers, Ju»t out of the Marines, headed for his home town of Sin Diego today with the $7,300 first prise check in his pock­ et—and all the world much brighter. On hi* way to conquering the field the stocky, 117-pound, 3-8 Rodgers clip­ ped four strokes off the tour­ nament record by posting a 72-hole score of 268. C O R R E C T IO N 1CEIIERG Thirty-Six Attend Luncheon OfDeBary Demonstration Club lly Mr*. Adam M utter Mrs. P a u l i n e P e t t i t , c h a ir m a n Thirty-six DeDary Home Drmunstrstion Club members attended the luncheon follow­ ing last month's morning workshop meeting in the Com­ munity Cvntrr where handi­ craft Instruction was led hy Mr*. George Wright, president of the club. Luncheon chairmen w e r e Holland Mourns Death Of 87 II A R M E L E N, Holland (UPD— Flags flew at halfstaff throughout Holland to­ day in tribute to the 87 vic­ tims of tlie country's worst rail disaster in history. All Holland was in mourn­ ing a s gricf-stricken relatives went about the saddening la*k of identifying the remaining IS bodies and making a r­ rangements for Hie burial of 69 other victims. Officials said 33 other per­ son* were injured Monday when an U-coach express from Lccu warden-fo-Hotlerdam roared past a red danger sign hidden in the mist and slammed into the side of a 6-coach Rotterd*m-to-Am*ter. dam express at an 80-mllcan-hour clip. Roth engineers were killed and it is possible the exact reasons for tlte crash never will l>o known, A government Investigation will open Fri­ day. Officials trying to piece to­ gether the cause of the dis­ aster ssid the express train from Leeuwarden was seven minutes behind schedule wticn It approached a short span of single tricks over which the Rotterdam - Amsterdam train wss to run. of the hostess committee and Mrs. Maude Ritter, Mrs. Cota Gray, Mrs. Ivan Walker and Mr*. Wright. During the afternoon busi­ ness met'I lux which convened nt 1:45 p. m, members were advised tlint reservation* for llio Jan. 2(5 County Council Office Hours: t * 6 Meetinx should be made with Fire break* out somewhere Mrs, Ritter or Mrs. Wright. in the United Stales everjr 34 Evenings lly Appointment The council will meet nt the seconds. Duytona Ueuch Elks Club and cars will leave from DeBury P la n before 9 a. m. since HQVjf—JOIN OUR 1062 registration in Daytona will lie conducted at 10 a. in. Following the business ses­ sion a program of music was presented by the DeBury Choristers under direction of Luurn Plntt Brown with Ther­ esa Kupecx us accompanist. Refreshment* were served nt the chute of the program and a social hour was enjoyed by the group. Income Tan Zuleta, Alegra In Tennis Match WINTER PARK (UPD Third-seeded Eduardo Zuleta of Ecuador played Mike Ale­ gra. a Rollins College student from Lima, Peru, in the fea­ ture .match of the Florida Stale Amateur Tenni* Tour­ nament here Tuesday. Another top match pitted fourttuerded ltcnk Nyeboer of Holland against Jim Poling of Winter Park. None of the four seeded players saw action as the tournament opened Monday, Skip Wilhelm, former state boys champion from nt. Petersburg, defeated Bob Baline, a Rollins student. In the outstanding match, 8-2, 1-6, 9-7. 2 D M TM SA M W LOW PRICE. COMPAREIT! Naw air uies ars booming. IF* a gnat ysar It gat a grwt yeu buy, cheek ysur Dodge Dealer. FORD FAIRLANE $2079 MERCURY METEOR v m THE NEW SIZE D0DQE DART $2241 Pm* letMes IMIM $2124 $2378 FORD GALAXIE h S * * l UU'-1* * P*** V I 1t «M HIM ( U l »*a WM. l o p IM autlMUf *W»l« lUt* Md CMf* bad I Dear M 1 THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL RANK Incorporated 1927 — ^ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 8:06 m 1 tu lliaii*H f H X a lM t « M i|iu k i PERFORMANCE. The new sire Dodge Dart has the meet Mwerfui standard tli in th* business. The Dart-1 glm the rmrsele el an tight with the eeenemy •( a six. SAFETY. Dart gives yeu mere braking pawtr-ftr-Mintd than any tar Mar Hs prist As much as greeter lining area. Tha brakes adjust themselves automatically. SKP'.Stf'yiy* W I *• nntpreeled. Yen pe tt^OOO mllee between greeee |ebs. A high-speed starter end the ettemeter ere ttenderd ter guiek, curt starts. COMFORT. Plenty beedrtom, legreem. Chair-high seats. Iwwp. Men-slie wheels and tlm that put plenty ef rubber an the read. Smeeth Terslen-AIra ride. NEW SIZE DODGE DART. Twe feet shorter then America i largest car. Twe feet longer then the smallest. without sacrifice el ream or tended OiMline eeenemy end outstanding pertermsnea. 5 JhhiQ iw ay 25th & PARK \ "7 MiXe i*pa:iU rtgululy-fsr i hippy Ctulitsm it y*sr htvu! *dodgemr1 fij) IM m pio tM deed H l i t d M SUM- Large Heads Bomber Stream Competition Set SIZED R IG H T IN W E M IDDLE O F TH E B IG A N D L IT T L E CHEVY BISCAYNE LETTUCE from the October reading. The shortage of Jobs h*8* been a persistent problem during President Kennedy's first year In office. He en­ tered the White House with unemployment estimated at 5.385,000 in mid-January The next month it hit a postwar peak — 5.7 million — before gradually declining to 3.9 mil­ lion in October ^ Hut the unemployment rate® stuck close to .7 per cent id Hie labor force and dimmed Kennedy’s hopes for a decline to 4 per cent by the end of 1962. There were 01.4 million Americans at work when Ken­ nedy took the oath of if(i~e a year ago. That number climbed to an all-time peak** of 63.7 million In m id-sum -" mer but dipped to 67,349,000 in November. Virtually no change was ex­ pected in the over-all total in December although ths number of higher-raid, non- ' The Bomber Stream Com farm workers usually climbs prlitlon for this month will he by 400 000 because of preheld on Thursday. Christinas activity Competing this month will be Heavy Attack Squadron One. Three, and Five, and VAII-1I. There will la- four crews from each squadron and earh crew will fly four RBS run*. H ow ard I* W helchcl The Bomber Stream Bomber 460 Elliott Ace. Flog will be presented to the squadron finishing with th* FA 2-2010 greatest number of points. WASHINGTON (U PD -T he government was expected to report today that unemploy­ ment edged above four million in December. Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg planned to announce last month's job figures at a new* conference this after­ noon. Admlnlitratkm officials said they hoped any lnc:e*»e ir joblessness would not exceed 100,000—the normal rise for December, A key economic indicator— the seasonally adjusted rate of unemployment—would fall if the Jobless rise was smaller than usual. The rate stood at (11 per cent in November after a significant drop of .5 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 619 E. Flrat Kt. a eor cai oi SANFORD. ont oi iba» rauts ouaiw luttioiuiL UhUAar tausuit uuml su $oua oooct ouua km ouaiu— FLA. 'J �t Light Snow Forecast For Central Florida Search Atlantic For Body Of (H u ' VOL. 53 e 10 ^ \ By LARKY VERBHEL Nobody aaksd ma, hut lan't It a ahama J. C. Hutchison didn't gal the full support of the County Conimlaalon when he was named chairman? By the way. It waa the flrat tima In IK ycara a chairman waa not elected unanimoualy, • • • The Sanford Board meeting echeduled for Thureday waa canceled today by Supt. of School* R. T. Mil wee. The meeting will be held next Wedneiday morning. * • • Today Toatmaater Guy Al* len atarta the big sweat. . . . Sanford Flier rianei from Heavy Attack Squadron Seven searched the North Atlantic today in hopes of finding the wreckage of an A3J Vigilante misting slnco Tuesday night with Squadron Skipper Cdr. Bud B. Gear aboard, the Navy re ­ ported today. H was the flrat A3J crash since the plane was made operational fait year. The Vigilante crashed aboard the Carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt with Gear still listed at "missing." Navy officials said that C ongress reconvene*. • • • We u w Trooper Jim Foater on the atepa of the courthouse thla morning shaking hi* head in dismay. "What's the matter Jim ," saya I. “You juat can’t convict a DWI case in this county," suyi Jim adding, “the jury just throws them out." • • a There waa plenty of ham­ mering on the roof of the courthouse Tueaday but Coun­ ty Judge Vernon Mlse quickly put a atop to it. Workmen war* repairing the roof but Mite atopped court procacdinga and ordered Chief Deputy Jim Singletary to atop tha men “dr there will be idme arrests." . . . The men stopped. * • • Work on a new bridge on llodd Hoad and Howell Creek will a tart in about two weeks. County Engineer Carlton Bllas reports . • • • Bliss will meet with State Jtoad Department engineers today In eliminating traffic jama by tha new Jal-aUl fron­ ton. • • • Action on Bllaa'a rights of way policy waa tabled Tues­ day by the commission. • • • The m o n t h l y educations! forum by tha Fleet Reserve Assn, on the study of com­ munism will he conducted by Georgs W. Govan and Jim Talmadge at 7:45 p. m. today at the FltA Home, 219 Semin­ ole Blvd. A film will be shown, followed by a question and an­ swer period. • • • The Society for Crippled Children and Adulta will meet at tha Health Canter at 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Layrnon Goodman, naw president has announced that oualnesa will be dlacusied and the annual Easter Lily Sesl Drive plans will he msde. The meeting is open to all In* terested person*. • • • The County Commission will get its administrative aide this year and money will come from the contingency fund. . . , Starting salary will probably be around flO.OOU. * • • Four teams have pulled out of tha city recreation basket­ ball league. Rates too high, they say. • • • Dr. E. W. Stoner of Oviedo made a startling statement be­ fore the County Commlsiion Tuesday. Dr. Stoner said that thla county la tha only one In tha state where you can com­ mit murder and it would never come he foie the grand jury. Although tha good d o c t o r didn't elaborate, we take it too mean « • need atrongcr legis­ lation. • • • The County Commission re­ ceived a largo crate of apples from M. J . Mots of Or Undo Tueadsy. Tha apple* will be givrn to tha county home. • • • Record reveal that 17 chil­ dren were kept in the new county jail with 1U aeparato juvenile facilities during De­ cember rather than release them to tha custody of their parenU. • • • Excess feet, turned over to tha county at tha and of the year, amounted to over 112,000 from tha office of Tax Collec­ tor John Galloway and |16,£M from the offices of the clerk of toe Circuit Court. Gear was practicing night carrier landings in the sleek North American bomber when the sccldent occurred shortly after sunset. There was no one else a Hoard the plane. The landing gear of his plane was torn off after strik­ ing the carrier’s rim p while attempting to land. The bomber continued dowm the angled deck and plunged Into the sea, the Navy said. An immediate search, ham­ pered by darkness failed to locate any of the wreckage or debris hut was being con­ tinued today in hopes of dis­ covering some clue to the tragedy. Commander Gear, listed as missing, was survived by his wife, Sally, six children: Sus­ an, 15; Karen, 13; Bud, 6. and twins Sally and Joshua resid­ ing at 317 Fairway Rd. in Loch Arbor. Death Sentence For Ex-Korean Chief Of Staff Ok CDR. HUD II. HEAR Red Wall Called Stalinist Device BERLIN* (U l’lf — British Foreign Secretary Loot Home said today the Communist wall dividing East from West Ber­ lin it an affront to civilisation and a repulsive survival of Stalinism. Home, in a speech at Iktrlin City Hail after a tour of the wall with Mayor Willy Brandt, raised West Berliners for ,emonstrating they want to lemsin free. He asked them to have “faith ar.d patience." “I cannot tell you when,” Home aald, “hut on* day the** Stalinist survivals will go the seme way as other medieval practices." Search Atlantic For AF Tanker NEW YORK (U Pl)—An airsea search spanned the At­ lantic today from the Virginia coaat to the Atorcs for an Air Force KB50 tanker miss­ ing since Monday with nine men aboard. Sixteen planes and five ships continued the acarch through the night, hoping to apot a Bare from any survivors. SEOUL, Korrs (U P D -U . Gen. Chang Du Young, former South Korean sriny chief of staff, was sentenced to death today i t the result of a power struggle stemming from the overthrow of Premier John Chtng's government last year. Chang Do Young was charg­ ed on 12 cutmts In a sen** Uonai trial that began las* Oct. 27. He was accused of "obstructing" the coup d ’etat, being “opportunistic" and misusing hit position s t chair­ man of the junta during the early days of the revolt to build up his awn power. The 39-year-old general, re­ garded by many U, S. military men at one of South Korea's most brilliant officers, serv­ ed as premier less than two munthi following the coup d'etat last May IS. He was arrested July 4 on charges of plotting the sssissinatlon o this successor, Gen Park Chung Hee. Also condemned to die was Chang's former secretary. Col. Lee lln Young Crestview Made Disaster Area TALLAHASSEE (UPl) - I The federal government his declared tornado - damaged Crestview and surrounding Okaloosa County a disaster ares. U.S. Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes, (D-Fta.), of Crestview. wired Gov, Farris Bryant Tuesday that “ all federal agencies are now cooperating to provide assistance where possible, Tiie area has been designated a disaster area to permit additional assistance." United B m t fi WEATHER: Cloudy through Thursday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 38-48. Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED. JAN. 10, 1902 SANFORI), FLORIDA NO. 3f»3 He Went Fishing Last April 'Dead' Floridian In Hospital Pensacola Hit By Sleet, Low Of 19 Degrees The Weather Rurenit predicted light anow for Central Florida tonight, as snow and nleet, pHted IVnnacola early today and Ihe temperatures pltmfted to IP degree* a* ■ mas* of arctic air bort down on Flor* Ida. The Bureau issued a mid* morning forecast for low NEW YORK (UPl) - A identified the fisherman as he had been picked up by a Hospital for treatment of an The Bureau learned of Pe- temperature* tonight of 15 lo traskis' unexplained disap­ 20 from lh» Suwannee and Florida shrimp fisherman John retrskis, 58. of Fort passing pleasure boat and ulcer. after contacting north portion of tha Gaines* Hospital authorities had no pearance presumed drowned since Isst Myers, last seen April 10 when taken ashore shortly after reason to bclirvr Petrakls Florida authorities. hta dunking. villa district*. April realrtl in a Brooklyn he slipped off his boat into the Once on land Tetrakis head­ was a missing person, but Mrs. Petrakls now is tir­ Below freezing temper*, hospital today but did not wafers of tha Gulf. ed North Instead of returning cnntartrd the Missing Tartans ing in St. Augustine with her ture* tonighlET ETA N N explain why he let hit wife Petrakls’ wife, Joan, and home. Hr remained "dead" as Bureau ss a routine measure parents while her husband re. lures were forecast for most and four children believe he the couple's four daughters, far as his family was con­ when the fisherman listed sn mains at the hospital here In of Central Florida tonight was dead, thought rrtrakia had drown­ cerned until Dec. 24 when he out-of-state address (961 San “ satisfactory'’ condition from and the future outlook w-as for The Missing Persons Bureau ed. What they didn’t know was entered Long Island College Carlos Dr.. Fort Myers). his ulcer. hard freexe in Northern Flo. rids and freealng tempera, ture* again Friday morning, possibly a i far south as the Everglades. Citrus growers were warn­ ed of possible enow In some section* of the cltrua belt to. night. The Weather Bureau forecast freeiing tempera* turi-a, occasional tain and Parking on First St. from Sanford Ave. from First to some anow In the Northern section* of the belt, extending Sanford to Park Ave. will be Fifth; First St. from Sanford down Into portions of Central halted for a four hour period to Park; Magnolia from the Florida. Thursday morning aa the city railroad to 20th St. and Pal­ Light anow flurries were starts Us massive resurfacing metto from llth St. to 20th reported a t Pensacola and project. Milton, with heavy sleet a t St, Cantonment north of l’ensa* City Manager W. E. Knowcola, and freealng rain and lea reported that atarling at sleet elsewhere In the Florid* 7 a.m. the area will be roped r u u v A . . . Panhandle, off and no parking will be al­ The 19 degree reading was lowed while the street it being ihe lowest temperature re* resurfaced. corded In Pensacola since Knowles hopes the project February, 1051, when tha all* will be completed by noon. Pleads Guilty time record of 13 degrees was Four new street resurfacing registered. RALEIGH, N. C, tUI’l >— projects wer« added to the One of 10 men Indicled on col­ The leading edge of the cold city's program by Knowles. lege basketball b r i b e r y air mas* moved Into the "We added the newr jobs be­ charge* pleaded guilty today FIRST J1LOW8 of the wrecking crevv'a sledge hammers fall on Sanford's Northwestern section of the cause ot the exceptionally fine lo ill charges against him. fiimmns old handahell hr work of demolishing the ntructnre to make way state Tuesday night and the hid wc received," Knowles 11c la Paul Walker, 30, a New for the construction of the San Alee Heritor marina began this morning. temperature dropped steadily It is located on Lake Monroe at Ihe foot of Park Avenue. (Herald Photo) said. to the low 19. At 1 *. m. York trucking firm olltcial. The four new projects are the temperature a t ruasacol* Court St. from Washington to No Strike waa S3. Adams; Palm Way from Ail bridge* In tha Penaacol* NEW YORK (UPl) A pi­ Court to Crescent; Rote Wey area reported Iced over, but from Court to Crescent and lot's strike against Pan Amer­ the roada were generally ican World Airways failed to Adams Ave. from 20th to materialise early today, and With a new and untested nedy's popularity and the na­ clear. A hazardous driving WASHINGTON (U Pl) The Crescent. warning waa broadcast for all scheduled flight* continued 17th Congross reconven'd Democratic leadership in tlx tion's confidence in him of Nurthweatern Florida. The original projects, ex­ operating on the huge llne'a on snowcovered Capitol Hill House, Kennedy hat given means that “ the climate for pected to cost in the neigh­ Accompanying the freezing progressive legislation ia today to confront Presklent borhood of 123,000, are 2Ith worldwide routes. lop priority to proposals temperature* and anow in good" in the reconvening Kennedy with his sternest SI. from French Ave. to Park; more controversial Ilian any Congress, Pensacola Tuesday night were legislative task yet—getting Myrtle from 24th to 25lh it.; HARMON, N. Y. (U P I)-A his program enacted in a which squeaked to passage “Ihe best service we can winde with g u ilt up to 48 fire st the New York Central politically • charged •lection in last yesr'a “ honeymoon" render the President, and the mile* per hour. session. The Weather Bureau aald Railroad's passenger station year. country at large, is to speak For Ihe moment, however, our minds after muture re­ tha cold air mass will continue here today blocked liir rail­ On die harmonious note of movement road's four-track main line rent1wed friend ship, die ga­ legislative issues were put flection, and to make such 11 a southward throughout today and will aside. Scnalori and represen­ for a time slid caused long de­ vels fell at noon In the Sen­ laws aa our conscience and li) s fur Ihouianda of rommul. ate and House to open the tative! mingled on (he floor reason demand," Manifold reach Southern Florid* to* night and early Thursday ers and long distance passen­ new session. But hot political In exchange pleaianlrlea and aald, morning. to discuss the overnight snow By United Tress International gers. warfare was ahead. Skies were cloudy over most storm which left the city Most of the nation froie to­ of the state this morning and while and try in 17-dc;rce day in one of the bitterest heavy shower aetlvity was r*« cold. coll waves of the century. WARSAW (UPl ) - More ported In the Gulf with * few There were four new fares, Cold records were set In than W,000 Poles were believwaterspout* observed a t Key and one consplcuoua and tad at lesst 12 cities ranging rd lo be suffering from influ­ West, omission In Ihe House, Miss­ from Michigan to (he tip of ent a today In the grip of a Escambia County Sheriff ing from die speaker's chair Texas. The week’s toll of mild nationwide "Hu” epi­ Team captains for the 1902 was Sam liny-burn, whose Chamber of Commerce mem­ William Davla urged Pent*, weather • blamed d e a I h i demic. The majority of the climbed to 89. No real re­ case*—about .15,000—were re­ ELISABETHVILLE, Kalan death from cancer came after bership drive were announced cola resident* to stay off tbe lief was In sight. gs (UPl) — The Katanga Congress recessed laat year. today by co-chairmen Bill highway If possible and to use ported in the Katowice indus­ extreme caution if forced to A United Press Interna­ trial area. government charged Tuesday It was first time in two de­ Hemphill and Scott Hurni. drive. night that the United Nations cades that Mr, Sain hadn't tional count of wealher-reCaptain* named who will Small agricultural damage was trying to impose a new gavelcd a . Democratic con­ lead the group of canvassers lstcd deaths since tlie start Well Treated was expected In the Pan­ trolled House to order, form of African “ colonial­ of the polar blast last week­ are Robert Sheddrn, Clifford MOSCOW (U Pl)—An Amrr A Senate newcomer was McKIhbin, Waller Giclow, M. handle area, since most crop* end showed Illinois leading lean woman among Hie pas­ ism" on Ihe Congo. wilh 19, 17 in Wisconsin, 9 sengers of a Belgian Sahcna Foreign Minister Evsrista Sen. Maurice J ; Murphy, <H- L. lln!Kirn Jr., Ed Hunt and have been harvested. in Michigan, I In Texts, and airlines plane forced duwn Kimba said that during a N.H.), who was appointed to Bob Crumley, 6 in both Colorado and lows. when It trusted die Soviet recent visit lo France and succeed the late GOP policy The drive will begin offi­ The cold wive covered 40 border Monday laid today Belgium he had learned of lender, Sen, Styles Bridget. cially Monday morning at M of the nation's 50 states and the Rustians trratrd everyone a plan lo put the Congo un­ On the House side were three a.m. at the Civic Center wilh Its toll in terms of misery very well and provided dia. der Irusteeshlp of Its African new Democrats, Henry B. a kickoff breakfast. It will (ioniilra of Texas, Lucicn N. runtinuc for three daya. and property loss was in­ per* and hot milk for die five neighbors for 25 yrar*. calculable. He sa'd (list under (he plan Ned11 of Michigan, and Joe children in the group. those nations would run the D, Waggoner ot Lou'slana. TALLAHASSEE (U Pl- — Herald lnc!e Congo until 1987, supplying Before the tcislun began, Conservation Director Ran. Bridge ....... Page 10 NEW YORK (UPl)—Buste both civil servants and bud­ the Republicans completed dolph Hodges will serve aa one Item cf business by elect­ playboy Porfiriu Hublrois, getary funds. chairman of a newly formed CUsalfit-d . ... Page 11 "This plan wuuld never be ing Sen. liourke It. Hirkt-nComic* ......... . Page 10 euuncil to conduct a statewide "offended'' at being asked to waive the legal immunity lrfl acceptable to Katanga," Kim­ lou|>er, (lt-lowal, is chair­ Dear Abby ...... Page 10 boating safely campaign. Editorial .... him, balked Tuesday at (citi­ ba said. " It is ■ pretext U> man of the Senate GOP The group was formed to Pag* 4 fying to a grand jury Investi­ rcimpose Ihe most odious policy committee. He suc­ Page 10 Entertainment educate the boating puhlle gating the disappearance of form of colonialism and in­ ceed* Bridges. Legal*_ Page 3-7 & 0 •bout Florida boating laws tu'flage and Senate Democrats also met Puixln . __ ... Page U •ml seek compliance without Dr. Jesus de Gslindrs, a foe of ternational the fallen Dominican dictator­ would never aolvc die Congo beforehand to hear Sen, Mike Society _ „„ ...„ I’u g u H resorting to arrest* and legal ship. problem." Mansfield tell them that Ken­ penalties. S p o il* ....--------- page 0 Paving To Shut Off First St. Stretch Congress Opens 87th Session Depot Fire One Of Worst Of Century Flu In Poland UN Accused 01 'Colonialism' C. Of C. Team Captains Named Hodges To Head Boat Safely Unit Playboy Balks Just A Phlegmatic Selection 'Spitting M achine' W in s Academy Award TAKING SHAPE is the four-lane section of First St. which ia being widen, ed from French Ave. to the intersection of Interstate 4. The picture shows the width of the $600,000 project which will give Sanford adequate r.cceaa to the new expressway when it ia complet'd. (Herald Photo) NEW YORK (UPD— The fled on how It ainglrd out "We Juat don’t know who famed New York Academy Frederic Wichlcrmann, an ac- nominated Wichlcrmann and of Science* investigated today cuaed quack who was notified we won't know until we get bow it happened lo award of hit honor by tbe U. S. am­ lb* committee together u honorary fcllowabip to a bassador at Bern, Robert again," he aald, "It la even Swiai ex-convlct whose major McKinney. possible that he used some­ "contribution" to medicine "We don’t know yet whe- one rise's name to nominate teem* to be the invention of ther it waa a clerical error him self.’ a “ (pitting machine." or juat what happened," the After the embassy relayed A ipokennin for the acad­ spokesman laid, "Rut we the award. Switi newspaper* emy aald officials were b a l-, are investigating." j rt-pum-d that Wicbtcrmann waa sentenced (o a year In matin's current Institute waa jail in 1958 for fraud by a built around a "spitting" ma* court that described him as chine he call! the "Detector D'B." Wlchtermann orders a psychopath. The Swiss federal health patlenU to spit a t the m a­ office and court records said chine, officials said, claiming that Wichlermann had been It can diagnots diseases from practicing aa a quack In the the saliva. Officials said the tows of llerlaau since hit machine almost always pres* cribes (he moat extensive release from jail in 1951. Tbe oliic* said Wicblcr- J medicine available. � 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 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/abea2cc8f90ced4f627d15ca56ef76c3.pdf 9b0c9e99958e4e3ed0f3b2ed65d0889a PDF Text Text Ma \ o ETiyr Future Farmers ilitary Geared In Crash Name Officers For New Year fi’.niforh Page 8— T uch. Jan. 9, '6 2 1 tyrralti 1 Unemployment Edges * - f !JIPC Above Four Million i from the October reading. ^ The shortage o f Jobs h a** been a persistent problem Tlie Future Farmers of during President Kennedy's America group In Sanford first year in office. He enheld a meeting thi* past week tered the White House with unemployment estimated at for election o f officers and to 5,385,000 in mid-January The plan events to take place in next month it hit a postwr.r the coming spring and the peak — 5.7 million — before agenda for the entire year, re­ gradually declining to 3.9 mil­ ported Secretary J. Allen lion in October ^ Sandcrford. But the unemployment ratew Future Formers officers stuck close to .7 per cent «.f elected for 1661-62 are: Carl­ Hie labor force and damned ton I’ revatt, president; Buddy Kennedy's hopes for a decline Long, vira president; J. Allen JANUARY 2 to 4 per cent by the end of Sandcrford, secretary; Bans Admissions 1962. Ruddy Linda Rcilmon, Duytona Rotunda, treasurer; There were 04.8 million sentinel; Alfred Bench; Winder Redmon, Day­ Sheehan, Americans at work when Ken­ tona Beach; Allle Lee Bras­ Jimenez, chaplain; and Billy nedy took the oath of jtfico well, Oviedo; Mary O'Brian, Ball, reporter. a year ago. That number HANDIWORK DISPLAYED at the last meeting of the DeBary Home Various judging teams are Camden, N. J.; Opal Beynalds, climbed to an all-time pcakg| Demonstration Club included numerous such items as are shown in the Nancy K r o tn e t z , Bczsie being formed which hope to of 63.7 million in mid-sum-'* above photograph. Pictured with tho display are, left to right, Mrs. take some o f the district hon­ Strange of Sanford. mer but dipped to 67,349,060 George Wright, president of the club and Mrs. Maude Ritter and Mrs.. or*. Some of the areas which Births in November. Pauline Petitt, hostesses for the meeting. (Cox Photo) Mr. and Mrs. Emery Haw­ the Future Farmers plan to Virtually no change was ex­ kins, of Sanford, a girl; Mr. compete In are horseshoes, pected in the over-all total and Mrs. Larry Krnmetz, of public speaking, and parlia­ In December although the mentary procedure. Sanford, a girl. number of higher-paid, non­ Discharge* The Bomber Stream Com­ farm workers usually climbs Mozzellc Fold, Lnngwnnd; petition for this month will be j ’j " 400000 because of preMargarcttii Sheppard, l ) f • Men To Meet held on Thursday. Christmas activity The Men1* Club o f Sanford'a Ilsry; Carolyn Jones, Lake Competing this month will -------------------------— First Christian Church will Monroe; Louise K. Faig, De­ be Heavy Attack Squadron Deacons To Meet Mrs. Pauline Pettit, chairman lly Mr*. Ad*m Muller WASHINGTON (U P I)-S cn . Bary; Jeanette Mills, Oviedo; meet at 6:30 p, m. today in One, Three, and Five, and Deacons of the First Chris Thirty-six DeBary Home of the hostess committee uml VAH-11. There will be four Jennie Brock, Judy Brown, tho Educational Building fur L e v e r e t l SHltonilall, (Rtian Church o f Kanford will Gladys Davis, Edith Fricdie, a Chill Supper followed by a 1Mas*.), *aid today hi* *tand Demonstration Club members Mrs. Maude Ritter, Mr*. Cora ] crews from each squadron and meet at the church at 7:30 Willie Gene Mnrtin, Nathan program when Rev. John Pil- on support of llte United Na­ attended the luncheon follow­ Gray, Mrs. Ivan Walker and each crew will fly four RBS p. m. Thursday. Rev. James N. Raley, Mra. Will Fralix and ley of tlie take Mary Com­ tion* will be »h*pcd by the ing last month's morning Mr*. Wright, Barnett, pastor, has urgpd runs. Howard I* Whclchel During the afternoon busi­ baby and Mra. Thomaa Dckls munity Presbyterian Church extent lo which other mem­ workshop meeting in the Com The Bomber Stream Bomber that each deucun he present ber nation* bear their *harc 460 Elliott Avr. and baby of Sanford. will be the guest speaker. {o r the important meeting. munity Center where hand! ness meeting which convened Flag will be presented to the of it* cott in coming months. craft instruction whs led by 111 P1 m’ member* were squadron finishing with th* FA 2-2010 Saltonstail, who is seeking Mr*. George Wright, president advi*<’‘I ll,at reservations for greatest number of points. the GOP policy chairmanship, of tha club. tho Jun. 26 County Council Office Hours: t - 6 ^ withheld a final decision on Fire break* out somewhere Luncheon chairmen w e r e Meeting should be made with whether lo vote for President Mr*. Ritter or Mrs. Wright, in the United Stales every 3t Evenings By Appointment Kennedy’* request for author­ Tho council will meet nt the seconds. ity jo buy up to $100 million Duytona Beach Elks Club and of the $200 million UN bond cars will leave from DeBary Dsue. Plaza before 9 a, m. since tJQ Y f— JO IN OUR 19G2 The New Englander was not registration in Daytona will as blunt a* (Sen.) George I). lie conducted at 10 u. tn. * Aiken, (U-Vt.), who called Following the business ses­ II A R M K L E N, Holland sion a program o f music was the bond li»ue "purely a holdup intended to make tlie (UPI)— Flags flew at half- presented by the DeBary United States pick up the staff throughout Holland to­ Choristers under direction of day in tribute to the 87 vic­ l.uuru Platt Brown with Ther­ tab" for other countries. Saltunslall, who if tlie rank­ tims of the country's worst esa Kupecz as accompanist. ing Republican on the Senate rail disaster In history. Refreshments were served at Armed Service* Committee All Holland was in mourn­ lha close o f tlie program and a* well at GOP conference ing as grief-stricken relative* a social hour was enjoyed by chairman, *iid in an Inter­ went about the saddening task the group. view he want* to "*cc the of identifying the remaining United Nations succeed if it 18 bodies and making ar­ is possible to do so." But he rangements for the burial of 69 other victims. added: OHielals said 55 other per­ "It can only succeed if all nstions do a* we do—carry sons were injured Monday their share of the load. I shall when an lt-coach express Lceuwardcn-to-Hotterlook at it in that spirit. A from WINTER PARK (UPI) lot will depend on what hap­ dam roared past a red danger pen* in the next five sign hidden in (he mist and Third-seeded Eduardo Zulcta slammed into the side of a of Ecuador played Mike Ale­ month*." Saltonstail conceded what 6-coach Rotterdam-to-Amstcr- gra, a Rollins College student THESE THREE NEW MEMUEKS comnrlnc n members, and Chet Macck, membership chair­ many other member* have in- dam express at an 80-milc- from Lima, Peru, in the fea­ purt of the 50 percent Increase in memuernhiii man. Retired or career enlisted men of the regu­ dicated-that the administra­ an-hour clip. ture .match of the Florida lar Navy or Marines with six yenrs of service are Rained by Elect Reserve 1’oHt Branch 147 o f Both engineers were killed Stale Amateur Tennis Tour­ tion face* a donnybrook de­ Sanford, in tho past three months. Shown here eligible to Join. There is also a ladies auxiliary bate on the whole issue of and it is possible tho exact nament here Tuesday. Make deposits npilady—for a happy Christmas it yaw house! are (from left) Clydo Bryan, president; Richard for tho wives. Another lop match pilled future UN support when Con- reasons for the crash never \---------------- f Eliy, Wllllnm T, Cabboil, John 11. O’Grudy, new grew reconvene* Wednesday. will lie known, A government fourtliseedcd llcnk Nyeboer The real floor debate may be Investigation will open Fri­ of Holland against Jim l’ oiing THE SANFORD of Winter Park. withheld unit! after tho Presi­ day. None of the four seeded | Officials trying to piece to­ dent delivers hit State of the Union Message Thursday. gether the cause of the dis­ players saw action as the | aster said the express train tournament opened Monday. from Leeuwardcn was seven Skip Wilhelm, former state NATIONAL HANK NEW YORK (U PI)— lhi« etch othrr ami n«i even with municaliuna.” type operator «uu fuim .i t«6 champion from minutes behind schedule wlicn boys 1. a story about the bird* and licuple, including TV atar Tho rominunlcationa were keeper, volunteered hla assisIncorporated 1927 it approached a short span Petersburg, defeated Bub Bathe bee*. But it'* all right (or John Daly. going along in fin* fashion Unce, while Stan Weinberg, line, a Rollins student, in the of single tracks over which a high achool teacher who waa tlie kid* to read on. Aa a result thing* were until a black hen namrd •OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 8:0G the Rotterdam • Amsterdam outstanding match, 6-2, 1-6, on camera, gnmily etuck to These bird* and lice* did butting fur a while Monday I'andora opened u box of train was to run. 8-7. tlie acripl in the show-mustrmt get along ut all. Not with at the TV atudloi o f Station troulde by kicking over a LOS ANGELES (UPI) — go-on tradition, hla eyre rott­ WI’IX where the bird*, the glaaa-pincled beehive. ing about following the flight The crowds came to watch Two thousand honoy beta of nearby beea. bee* and the people had asArnold Palmer, Gary Player aemlded for a *clenc* educa­ loomed out— live and unreDod;t Dart 440 ( Door Hardlop Rue..11, insisting tha beea and national amateur cham­ • m w iM ii.i: n n \ T \ iiotim tion program on “ aninml com- heeracd—for a TV speclaru- were gentle in nature, went pion Nicklaua. «il' A I I J I M U K Y r lar o f their own. N.llrr « ( !■.. I..... Ilr Hr In . But they stayed lo cheer to work gathering them up T.i whom it m . ) ‘ coni'.rnt I'.indora rluckvd with alarm, and putting thnn in a box, lie brash young Phil Rodgers, a The Hi-wliioL County llo.ril n pigeon on the ehow cooed waa atung twice. Sume (tudlo 23-year-old pro who has been of Adjuiliii.nt «||| hold * noAitn In fright and a bat tried to public hr .ring |a d.t.rinlnr •r.tnxni.i: c o n n employe* gathered up their on the tour exactly alx OP tllJI t T M I A T Ih. pn.MhlUt) nf granting perignore it all. >ntlrv . 1 Puhllr li. a r ln g courage and u»ed a vacuum months. mlwlun in t>|»rat. a rlillilr.n. The people acted much the cleaner to corral the reat of nur.nrr « . r»qu»sts.t by Annl. To whom It may roncerm It waa Rodgers who metho­ The H.nilnid. County lloard name. Whllo techniciana fled 1**11 chamber, on ih. follow, the bee* except for a few dically mowed down the big log dt.rrlh.d property! I.<>Io o f Ailju.liu.nt will luilil n II anil l|, Midway Huhdlvl.lon, public li.arlna lo determine in ntarm, a runner waa die- stragglers that were bug- name* in the $45,000 U * An­ ruhlle li.arlng will b« held the ii.i.ellilllly o f granting patched tn 111* headquarter* geles Open golf- tournamentIn Ih. County Commlr.lontra permIr.lnn In nlllla. tha fnl- office of United Pir«» Inter­ bomlied. dr.urllird properlf, Daly, who waa scheduled to slaughtered them, in (act, to ttoom. Court Ilona., Hanford, Ion log l'lurlda. on January IS, liar n hlrh la aonail it-1 a . for off national three flour* Hwuy in appear on another ahow at aurh an extent it was no con­ ni 7.lo I*. II. or a. .nun lli.r.* aln-rt loirklna a. per lle .o lu - tlie Hally New* Building the elution, escaped harm test. altar a. poa.lhlo, lion No. * Alili'lldlug Heniltlol. Hamlnolr County Hoard of County /.lining llrgulallone aa here, asking "Due* anyone along with technician* and The young Rodgers, Just Adjustment requested by H. J. tiavle. Jr. lino a anything about Itecs?" camrramrn who decided that out of the Marines, headed Uy Jack OaU. Chairman for Ilellemeed Corporation: Wayne Rufaell, g UPI tele- a hasty r*trcat was tha bet­ for hi* home town of San The Keel 171 ft o f Lots t and Publlth Jan. I. t i l l . I, Druid Park Subdivision Diego today with the S7A00 ter part of valor. la th . t'.a r l nf Ih. Cnualt Public hrarlng will be held Jod ar. a.iHlaul. I'oaaly, l ' l . r. In the County Cummle.lonere Two othrr casualties beside* first prise check in hit pock­ Ida. In I'rohai.. Itomn, C on n llnu.r, Hanford, Bunnell were reported. Studio et—and all tlie world much In r n l . l u t r of Plurl.la. on January IS. 1**1 la Ih . m a r t or tho Cauaty ItUlUSlir l:. TRUE, dt iraa.d al 7:10 P. SI. or aa anon there- Jadgr, Ovmlaal* t'aanty, Plar* announcer Joe Bolton was brighter. On hia way to con­ Tn til I rriHi.ua and I'.r.ana after as posslhlt. Ida. la Prahalr. stung on tlie left index finger. quering the field the stocky, PERFORMANCE. Thi M i tin Dodgi Dart hit th* lint Ilia Claim, or ll.maada Hemlnole County Ooard of la roi Petal, at And Pandora, the unlady lS7-pound, 5-8 Rodgers clip­ A a a ln .i nald ILIatn imct pawtrful standard six In th* btitlmu. Tin Dart-4 KDtlAlt U. DCIinKTT. A djc.lm rn t Naw tar salts art booming. H'a i great yu i to gal ■ great , If* a gnat You and .at ti o f you gra D .c.at.d like ben. waa hurt In pride ped four strokes off the tour­ II- J . r k Hal*. Chairman glm th* muitli «| an eight with th* Mammy tf a six. yi Dodgi Dialer. deal Bui M i n you buy,; thick your hrraby iiollfleil ao.l r.<|Ulrad IHIdl.h Jan. », l»CJ Ta All I'redllara aa* Prraaaa for laying an egg on her TV nament record by posting a lo praaanl any rlalma ami da* ll a tlaa Plata., ar ll.maada SAFETY. Dart glm you m m braking pawir-par-pound 72-hole score of 268. debut. maud. Widen you, or allhar of ■KM ihoi.H r o i ' v r r h i i a h d A aala .l Hal* It.laloi WASHINGTON (U P I)—A House Investigator said to­ day tho military apparently had no way to prevent the crash last November o f a non-schedule:! airliner which took tlie lives of 74 Army re­ cruits. Rep. James E. Van Zandt, a member of a special House armpd service* subcommittee, in ado the comn.cnt ns the In­ vestigation o f tlie Richmond, V b., crash moved Into Its sec­ ond day. Assistant Air Force Secretary Joseph 8. Imlrie wns colled as the first wltne-.*. Tho Pennsylvania Democrat said that from the evidence *u fnr uncovered about Inst fnll’s accident "thcro appears to be nothing to hang tho military with." He said the military, in us­ ing tho Imperial Airlines plane, was going along with the technical advice of the Civil Aeronautic* Board (CAB) and Federal Aviation Agency (F A A ), tho two gov­ ernment ngcnclcs chnrgefl with making sure all commer­ cial transport* ara reliable. Tlie subcommittee plan* later this week to question both Najccb E. Hnlnby, head of the FAA, and Alan 8. Boyd, bead o f the CAB. Subcommittee c h a i r m a n Porter Hardy charged Mon­ day that the military traffic management service could "suspend an airline liecause of failure to serve meal* but couldn’t do a blessed thing because of a safety failure." The Virginia Democrat made tlie churge after MaJ. Gen. I. 8. Morris, head of the Unified Transportation Ser­ vice, testified that any question o f operating safety was referred to .the regulatory agencies. Earlier, Rep. Francis K. Walter, (D-I’n..) accused the CAB o f being more Interested In keeping the non-scheduied airlines alive than In tlie wel­ fare of the public. He said the Imperial Air­ lines crash dramntlzed tlie "financial unfitness, unsafe operations, and law violations in tho supplemental airline field." Walter gnve the subcom­ mittee tlie names of the four non-sked airlines which the Military Air Transport Ser­ vice has declared unfit to carry military personnel. WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e government was expected to report today that unemploy­ ment edged above four million in December. Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg planned to announce last month's job figures at a news conference this after­ noon. Administration officials aald they hoped any Increase in joblessness would not exceed 100,000—the normal rise for December. A key economic indicator— the scisonklly adjusted rate of unemployment—would fall if the jobless rise was smaller than usual. The rate stord at 6 1 per cent in November after a significant drop of .5 They were; Airline Trans­ port Carriers, Inc., Associated Air Tran*|>ort, Inc., president Airlines, Inc., and Standatd Airways, Inc. He also said that 20 of the 32 non-schedoled airlines were reported lo la1 either bsnkrupt or in had financial condition. Hospital Notes Waif, See Policy Thirty-Six Attend Luncheon Asked On Bonds Of DeBary Demonstration Club Bomber Stream Competition Set fa zm v l a x Holland Mourns Death Of 87 Zulefa, Alegra In Tennis Match 'W ell, These Here Bees Started T o . . / A T L A N T IC LA Golf Meet: Just No Contest Legal Notice Legal Notice * DOMEDM ](1 SIZ ED R IG H T IN TH E M ID D LE O F T H E B IO A N D L IT T L E Legal Notice DART HAS A HEWLOWPRICE. COMPAREIT! you. may liara aga lu .l Ih* hatala o f IIOUKIIT K. TMJK, tl.cra.r1, lat* of .aid County, lo lha County J ud g. of Heml. liol. County, Florida. at hla o f fin* In tho court iiou.r o f aald County ot Hanford, Klor. Ida. within .la cal.n dar nionlha from lha llm* o f lha ft* at publication o f thla no­ tice hath claim or demand .hall b . In « riling, anil shall alatr the place o f rc.ld.-nr. and pu.I o l t l r . aildra.e o f tho ilatmaut. and shall ho ottorn tu by tho claimant, hla a g.n l, or attorney, and any euch claim or d.m and not oo filed • hall bo rold. .truly n II. True At AdnilnlaLratrlx o f tha Ketate nf ItOUKKT IS. TRUE. Uacaaaed Kl.netrwm, Hat la it McIntosh Attorneya for Admlnlalratrlt lldwardo tlultdlng h.aford, Klvrid. r ti till • Dec. 1X1 A Ja'l. a. i, it, m i. OP AIIJI aT t i p AT N o l l e o f Puhllr Hearing To whom It may concern: T h . H.mlnol* County Hoard o f Adjustment will hul.l a puhllu liraring to determine lha poa.lhlllly o f granting a lot alia variant-, a . well a. front and raar yard , eelback variance aa required by tha Honing ll e g u lit lo n . .o re­ quested by Miacy Halley fur An nl. Iluag* on i h . following iii.. fit.rd prop*rlyi H.g 11• it sv o f hi ; cor o f n i ;>« o f h k >, Hec. 17- ISH-SIK, run \V |U» *» ft.. N Si ft. K i n s s i (t. H S« ft to beg. alto known as U l i 7. I. and t. IIlock A, of un­ recorded plaL Public bearing will be hold In llio County Conimlaalonorn Ilooin. Court llnuae. Hanford. Florid*. on Jauuary IS. I M l at 7:1* P. SI. or oe ooon there­ after as poaelhla. H.nilnola County Hoard o f Adjustment H> Jerk Hole Choirmeu J’ ulilLli Jou, *, 1**7. You and earh of you arc hereby notified and required lo preeent any rlalma and de­ mands which you, or olther o f yuu, may hate o aaln .t tho . . t a l e or KDtlAlt U. UUKDKTT, d.caa.rd, lata o f aald County, to tho County Judge o f Hemlnole County, Florida, at hla office In tha court hou.O o f .aid County at Hanford, Florida, within six calendar nionlha from III. Hina o f lha first publication o f thla uoil.r Kach claim o r. d.m and ehall b* In wrltlug, and ahall atala Ilia place o f realdrnre and poet office addraae of lha claimant, and ahall be eworn lo by lha cU lro.nl. hla aH*nl. or attor­ ney. and any aurh claim or demand not ao filed shall be Void. a/ Alai Ion II. Jluid.lt .Aa e ie cu lrlx of Ilia I-aat Will and Tealamenl o f PdHor I', Hurdatl. da r.a .rd 1 I’ll'.I publlcallou Publish Dec Jau. *, I, 1IIL )», :*, |*. l» « l l»*t * CORRECTION ICEI1ERG 2 $2079 MERCURY METEOR $2203 THE NEW SIZE 00DQE DART $2241 CHEVY BISCAYNE 1.E T T U C E %C C Lor*# Heads FORD FAIRIANE FORD GALAXIE 25th & PARK $2324 $2378 D g E N D A H U T T . Dart's bidy la ruatymtad. Ysu gi mil* * r * * M jib *. A high-spied start ar and thi altimeter a n standard lar guitk, tu n starts. £ ° MF0" T' H*"ty haadrnm, Isgmm. Chair-hlgh seats. httm* **M-*l*a wiiMla and tint that put pltnty al rubUr an tha nad. Smooth TtnUn-Ain rids. DODGE DART. Twi loot shorter then I ,oo®7th,n t uwlfleo al room or temtort. Maneuverability without Gasoline tcenemy and autatMdlng performance. | J 3 ]khi^hvaij. fin • ladiatM tttan My car near It* grin. As muth at graatar Unlng tna. Th* brakia adjust thanualm automatically. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 519 E. FIrut Ht. SANFORD, -----------------«M A NOS U 1 08 OkL OF fcfiuO ftU l£ DUUK HAIIOHM. 1AHUM7 I8CASU81 UUUL iU I0U8 DOOU DLAUI fOt DtDUtf CP FLA. r * �1 Light Snow Forecast For Central Florida e iO ’ By LARKY VKKSHKL Nobody asked me, hut isn't It a ahama J. C. Hutchison didn't get the full support of the County Commission when he was named chairman? By the way, it was the first time In 16 years a chairman was not elected unanimously. • • • The Sanford Board meeting scheduled for Thursday was canceled today by Supt. of Schools R. T. Mil wee. The meeting will be held next Wednesday morning. ♦ • • Today Postmaster Guy Al­ len starts the big sweat. . . . Congress reconvenes. • Search Atlantic For Body O f Sanford Flier Planes from Heavy Attack Squadron Seven searched the North Atlantic today in hopes of finding the wreckage of an A3J Vigilante misting since Tuesday night with Squadron Skipper Cdr. Bud B. Gear aboard, the Navy re­ ported today. It was the first A3J crash since the plane wai made operational last yesr. The Vigilante crashed aboard the Carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt with Gear still lilted as "missing." Navy officials said that • • • • • Bliss will meet with State Road Department engineers today in eliminating traffic jams by the new Jal-alal fron­ ton. • • • Action on Bliss's rights of way policy was tabled Tues­ day by the commission. lift. : CDR. IllJD H. GEAR Red Wall Called Stalinist Device BERLIN* (UPI) — British Foreign Secretary I/Jid Home The m o n t h l y educational said today the Communist wall forum by the Fleet Reserve dividing East from West Ber­ Assn, on the study of com­ lin is an affront to civilisation munism will he conducted by George W. Govan and Jim and a repulsive aurvival of Stalinism. Talmadge at 7:46 p. m. today Hume, in a speech at Ihirlin at the FRA Home, 219 Semin­ City Hail after a tour of the ole Blvd. A film will be shown, wall with Mayor Willy Brandt, followed by a question and an­ raised West Berliners for swer period. ^monstrating they want to • • • The Society for Crippled I remain free. He asked them to have Children and Adulta will meet “ faith and patience." at the Health Center at 8 p. m. *'I cannot tell you when,” today. Mrs. Laymen Goodman, Horn# aald, “ hut on* day these new president has announced Staliniat survivals will go the that uualnesa will he discussed and the annual Faster Lily same way as other medieval practices," Seal Drive plans will )>e made. Tha meeting is open to all in­ terested persons. • • • Search Atlantic For AF Tanker The County Commission will get its administrative aide NEW YORK (U P lI-A n airthis year and money will come from the contingency fund. sea erarch spanned the At­ . . . Starting ealary will prob­ lantic today from the Virginia coast to the Azores for an ably be around <10,000. * • • Air Force KI150 tanker m in ­ Four trams have pulled out ing since Monday with nine o f the city recreation basket­ men aboard. Sixteen plane* and five ships ball league. Rates tou high, continued the search through they aay. . . . the night, hoping to spot a Dr. E. W. Stoner of Oviedo flare from any survivors. made a startling statement be­ fore the County Commission Tuesday. Dr. Stoner said that this county is the only one in the etate where you can com­ mit murder and it would never coma before tha grand jury. Although tha good d o c t o r didn't elaborate, we take it too mean we need stronger legis­ lation. • • • 53 United e Established 190R WED. JAN. 10, 1902 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 303 The Wenther Burenn predicted light anow for Centra) Florida tonight ns snow and sleet pMtrd Pensacola early today and the temperatures plunged j JWLVA... No Strike Congress Opens 8 7th Session One Of Worst Of Century Crestview Made Disaster Area UN Accused Of 'Colonialism' C. Of C. Team Captains Named Hodges To Head Boat Safely Unit Herald Index Just A Phlegmatic Selection • • e Wire Dead' Floridian In Hospital 'Spitting Machine' Wins Academy Award Record reveal that 17 chil­ dren were kept in the new county jail with ita separata juvenila facilities during De­ cember rather than releaae them to tha custody of their parents. e Excess fcea, turned over to tha county at tha and of the year, amounted to over <12,000 from the office o f Tax Collec­ tor John Galloway and |16,6M from the offices of the clerk of toe Circuit CourtI Leased Gear was practicing night to la Hegrrea as • mas* o f carrier landings in the sleek sretfe sir bore down on FlorNorth American bomber when ids. The Bureau issued a midihe accident occurred shortly morning forecast for low after sunset. NEW YORK (U P !) A identified the fisherman aa he had been picked up by a Hospital for treatment of an The Bureau teamed of Tetemperature* tonight of IS to There was no one else tra skis' unexplained disap­ Florida shrimp fisherman John Prlrakis, 54, of Fori passing pleasure boat and ulcer. 20 from the Suwannee and aboard the plane. taken ashore shortly after Ilospilal authorities had no pearance after contacting north portion o f the Gaines­ The landing gear of his ' presumed drowned since last Myers, last seen April 10 when hla dunking. reason to believe Petrakis Florida authorities. ville distrirt*. plane was torn off after strik-1 April restrtt in a Brooklyn he dipped off his boat into the Once on land retrakis head­ was a missing person, but Mrs. Petrakis now is liv Below freesing tempera­ ing the carrier's ramp while j hospital today hut did not waters of the Gulf. ed North instead of returning contacted the Missing Persons ing in St. Augustine with her tures tonlghtET ETA N N attempting to land. The < explain why he let hit wife retrakis' wife, Joan, and home. He remained "d ead" as Bureau as a routine measure parents while her husband re. turea were forecast for most bomber continued down the and four children believe he the couple's four daughters, far as his family was con­ when the fisherman listed an mains at the hospital here in of Central Florida tonight angled deck and plunged into [ was dead. thought Petrskis had drown­ cerned until Dec. 24 when he out-of-state address (981 San “ aatisfactory" condition from and the future outlook w as for the sea, the Navy said. Ttie Missing Persons Bureau ed. What they didn’t know was entered Long island College Carlos Dr., Fort Myers). his ulcer. herd freeze in Northern Flo. An immediate search, ham­ rids and freexlng tempera­ pered by darkness failed to ture* again Friday morning, locate any of the wreckage possibly as far south as the or debris but was being con­ Everglades. tinued today in hopes of dis­ Citrus growers were warn­ covering some clue to the ed o f possible snow in some tragedy. sections o f the citrus belt to­ Commander Gear, listed as night. The Weather Bureau missing, was survived by his forecast freesing tempera­ wife, Sally, six children: Sus­ tures, occasional tain and an, IS; Karen, 13; Rud, 8. and Parking on First St. from Sanford Ave. from First to soma snow in the Northern twins Sally and Joshua resid­ sections of the belt, extending ing at 317 Fairway Rd. in Sanford to Park Ave. will lie Fifth; First St. from Sanford down Into portions of Central Loch Arbor. halted for a four hour period to Park; Magnolia from the Florida. Thursday morning as the city railroad to 20th St. and Pal­ Light snow flurries were starts its massive resurfacing metto from 11th St. to 20th reported at Pensacola and pro.'ect. St. Milton, with henvy sleet at Cantonment north o f l’ cnsaCity Manager W. E. Knowroll, and freexlng rain and lea rcfiorted that starting st sleet elsewhere in the Florida 7 a.ni. tlie area will be roped Panhandle. off and no parking will be al­ The 19 degree reading waa lowed while the street is being tha lowest temperature re­ resurfaced. corded in Pensacola . since SEOUL, Korea (U PI)—Id. Knowlei hopes the project Fe1»ruary, 1051, when the allGen. Chang Do Young, former will be completed by noon, Pleads Guilty time record of 13 degrees was South Korean army chief of Four new street resurfacing registered. RALEIGH, N. C. (UPI)— staff, was sentenced to death projects were added to the Tha leading edge o f the cold One of 10 ntrn Indicted on col­ today as the result of a power city's program by Knowlei. air mass moved Into the lege basketball b r i b e r y struggle stemming from Ihe FIRST JH.OW8 of tlie wrecking crew'a aletlgc hnmnicnt full oil Sanford's "We added the new jobs tieNorthwestern section o f the charges pleaded guilty today overthrow of Premier John cause of the exceptionally fine fnniotiN old liiimlnhell hk work of demolishing the structure to make way state Tuesday night and tha to all charges again*! him Chang's government last hid we received," Knowles for the construction of the Sun Alee Harbor niuriim begun this morning, temperature dropped steudily He is Paul Walker, 30, a New year. it is located on Lake Monroe at tlie foot of Park Avenue. (Herald Photo) said. to the low o4 ltf. At 1 p. m. York trucking firm oUiclal. Chang Do Young was chargThe four new projects are the' temperature at Punsacula rd on 12 counts in a s e c ­ Court St. from Washington to waa S3. tional trial that began las* Adams; Palm Way from Ail bridges In the Pensacola NEW YORK (UPI) — A pi­ Oct. 27, He was accused of Court to Crescent; Rose Way area reported iced over, bub “ obstructing" the coup d'etat, from Court to Crescent amt lot's strike against Pan Amer­ the roads were generally ican World Airways failed to being "opportunistic" and Adams Ave. Irom 20th to clear. A hazardous driving materialize early today, and WASHINGTON (U PD The • With a new and untested nedy'a popularity and the na­ misusing his position as chair­ Crescent. warning was broadcast for all scheduled flights continued 87th Congress reconven'd tion's confidence in him man of the Junta during the Democratic leadership in tlie The original projects, ex­ of Northwestern Florida. operating on the huge line's on snowcovered Capitol Hill |House, Kennedy has given means that "the climate for early days of the revolt to pected to cost in the neigh­ Accompanying the freexlng worldwide routes. progressive legislation la today to ronfront President build up his own power. borhood of <23.000, are 21th top priority to proposals temperatures and snow in good" in Ihe reconvening Kennedy with his sternest The 39-year-old general, re­ St. from French Ave. to Park; more controversial than any Congress. Pensacola Tuesday night were Depot Fire legislative task yet—getting garded by many U. S. military Myrtle from 24th to 25th st.; which squeaked to passage wtnda with gusts up to 45 HARMON, N. Y. (U P l)-A his program enacted in a "Ilia best service we can men as one of South Korea's in last year's "honeymoon" fire et the New York Central politically • charged election render the President, and the miles per hour. most brilliant officers, serv­ I »e*sion. The Weather Bureau said country at large, is to speak Railroad'! passenger station year. ed as premier less than two For the moment, however, the cold air mass will continue here today blocked tiie rail­ our minds after muture re­ months following the coup On the harmonious note oi II a southward movement road's four-track main line renewed friendship, tlie ga­ legislative issues were put flection, and to make such d'etat last May 16. He was throughout today and will aside. Senators and represen­ for a time and caused long de­ vels fell at noon In the Sen­ lews as our conscience and arrested July 4 on charges reach Bouthern Florida to­ lays for thousands of rommul. ate and House to open tlie tatives mingled on the floor reason demand," Mansfield of plotting the assassination night and early Thursday to exchange pleasantries and era and long distance passen­ new session. Rut hot pulUicil ssld. n fliis successor, Gen Park morning. to discuss the overnight snow Bv t'nked Press Infemationsl gers. Chung lice. warfare was ahead. Skies were cloudy over most j storm which left the city Most of the nation froze to­ Also condemned to Hie was o f the state this morning «n<l white and try in 17-dc;rcc | Chang’s former secretary. day in one of the bitterest j Flu In Poland heavy shower activity was re­ cold. cold waves of the century. WARSAW (UPI) — More Col. Lee tin Young ported tn the Gulf with a few There were four new fares, Cold record* were set in than <0,000 Poles were believ­ waterspouts observed at Key and one conspicuous and sad at least 12 cities ranging ed to be suffering from influ­ West. omission in the House. Miss­ from Michigan to the tip of enza today in the grip of a Escambia County Sheriff ing from tlie speaker's chair Texas. The week’s toll of mild nationwide "tlu" epi­ Tcsm captains for flip 1902 was Sam Itayburn, whose Chamber of Commerce meni- William Davis urged Pensa­ weather • blamed d e a t h s demic. The majority of the climbed to 89. No rest re cases—about 35.000—were re­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) ELI8ABETHVILLE, Katan death from cancer came alter licrulilp drive were announced cola residents to stay o ff the ga (UPI) — The Katanga Congress recessed last year. today by co-chairmen Rill highway if possible and to use The federal government has lief was in sight. ported in the Katowice indus­ extreme caution if forced to declared tornado • damaged A United Press Interna­ trial area. government charged Tuesday It was first time in two de­ Hemphill and Scott Hums. drive. Crestview and surrounding tional count of weather-re­ night that the United Nation* cades that Mr. Sam hadn't Captain* named who will Small agi (cultural damage Okaloosa County a disaster lated deaths since live start Well Treated was trying to Impose a new gaveled a. Democratic con­ lead Hip group of canvassers was expected III tlie Pan­ trolled House to order. •rea. form of African “ colonial­ of the polar blast last week­ sre Rnhert Sheitden, Clifford MOSCOW ( UPI)—An Amer A Senate newcomer was McKtbbln, Walter Gielow, M. handle area, since most crops U.S. Rep. Robert L. F. end showed Illinois leading lean woman among Hie pas­ ism" on the Congo. Sikes, (D -Fla.), of Crestview. with 19, 17 in Wisconsin, 9 sengers of a Belgian Sahcna Foreign Minister Evarista Sen. Maurice J; Murphy, (It- I,. Kaliorn Jr., Ed Hunt and have been harvested. wired Gov. Karris Bryant in Michigan, S in Texas, and airlines plane forced down Kimba said that during a N.H.), who was appointed to Bob Crumley, Tuesday that "all federal 8 In both Colorado and Iowa, when it crossed the Soviet rrcent visit to France and succeed Hie late GOP policy The drive will begin offi­ agencies are now cooperating The cold wave covered 40 border Monday laid today Belgium he had learned of leader, Sen. Styles Bridges. cially Monday morning at H to provide as»lstanre where of the nation's 50 states and the Russians treated everyone a plan to put the Congo un­ On the House side were three a.m. at the Civic Center with possible. Tlie area has been its toll in terms of misery very welt and provided dia­ der trusteeship of its African new Democrats, Henry it. a kirkoff breakfast. It will Gonzales of Texas, Lucicn N. continue for three days. designated a disaster area to and property loss was in­ per* and hot milk for Hie five neighbors for 25 years. permit additional assistance."; calculable. He sa'd that under the plan Ncdzi of Michigan, and Joe children In Hie group. tliese nation* would run the D. Waggoner of Lou’slana. TALLAHASSEE (UPI- — Congo until 1937, supplying Before the Kislun began, Playboy Balks Conservation Director Ran. Bridge .......... Page 10 NEW YORK (U PI)—Suave both civil servants amt bud­ the Republican* completed dolph Hodges will serve aa one item cf business by elect­ playboy Porfirio Hubirosa, getary funds. Page 11 chairman o f a newly forim-d Classified ..... "Tills plan would never be ing Sen. Ilourke it. Hickt-n“ offended" at being asked to Comics .............. . Page 10 council to conduct a statewide waive the legal immunity left acceptable to Katunga." Kim­ louper, (R-liiwa), as chair­ Dear Abby _..... Pago HI hunting safety rainpaign. Pago 4 Editorial „. him, balked Tuesday at testi-1 ba said. "It is a pretext to man of the Senate GOP The group was formed to Entertainment lying to a grand Jury investi- rcimpose the most odious policy committee. He suc­ Page It) educate the boating public Legal* .... . Page 3-7 A 0 gating the disappearance of form of colonialism and in­ ceed* Bridges, about Florida boating laws tu'etage and Senate Democrats also met Dr. Jesus rie Gslindcz. a foe of ternational Puzzle „ . ... Puge U and seek compliance without Pugu H Society resorting to arrests and legal the fallen Dominican dictator­ w-ould never solve the Congo beforehand to hear Sen. Mike problem." ship. Mansfield tell them that Ken-1 Sport* ...... Page 6 penalties. The County Commission re­ ceived a large crate of applet from M. J. Moss of Orlando Tuesday. The apples will ba given to tha county home. • Press He W ent Fishing Last April Death Sentence For Ex-Korean Chief Of Staff • • • • VOL. First S t. Stretch There was plenty of ham­ mering on the roof of the courthouse Tuesday but Coun­ ty Judge Vernon Mixe quickly put a stop to it. Workmen were repairing the roof but Mixe stopped court proceed­ ings and ordered Chief Deputy Jim Singletary to atop the men “ or there will be sOrae arrests." . . . The men stopped. Work on a new bridge on Dodd Koad and Howell Creek wiV start in about two weeks, County Engineer Carlton Bliss reports . WEATHER: Cloudy through Thursday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 38-48. Paving To Shut O ff • • We saw Trooper Jim Foster on the steps of the courthouse this morning shaking his head in dismay. "What’s the matter Jim ," says I. "You just can't convict a DW1 case in this county," says Jim adding, “ the jury just throws them out." > IPensacola Hit BySleet.Low Of 19 Degrees TAKING SHAPE is the four-lane aection of First St. which is being widened from French Ave. to the intersection of Interstate 4. The picture xhowg the width of the $000,000 project which will give Sanford adequute ticceaa to the new expressway whin it is compleffcd. (Herald Photo) NEW YORK ( U P I ) - Tlie i fled on how K singled out "We Just don't know who wss sentenced to a year In mann'a current Institute wai famed New Y’ork Academy Frederic Wiclitcrmann, an ac­ nominsted Wiclitcrmann and jail in 195< fur fraud by a built around a "spitting" ma­ of Sciences investigated today cused qusck who waa notified we won't know until we get court that described him a s 1chine be calls the "Detector how it happened to sward of his honor by the U. S. am- the D'B." Wiclitcrmann orders committee together a psychopath. aa honorary fellowship to a banador st Bern, Robert again," he said. "It Is even The Swiss federal health patients to spit at the ma­ Swiss ex-convict whose major McKinney, possible that he uted some­ office and court records said chine, officials aald, claiming "contribution" to medicine "W e don't know yet whe­ one eUc's name to nominate that Wiclitcrmann had been It can dlagooat diseases from seems to be the invention of ther it was a clerical error himself." practicing as • quack in the the aaliva. Officials said the ■ "spitting machine." or just what happened." the After tha smbassy relayed town of ileriaau since his machine almost always pres­ A tpokennan for the scad ' spokesman said. "But we tbc award. Swiss newspapers releave from Jail in 195<. cribes the most extensive emy said officials were bat , are investigating," ( repotted Hut Wichtoriuann , The office said Wicblcr- { medicine available. �I W arner Chairman O f One Day Campaign Slated Feb. 25 Merle Warner, Sanford businesHmnn, n former mayor of Sanford and * former city commissioner has accepted the position of Heart Sunduy Chairman for thia year’* annual local drive by the Florida Heart Assn. Funds raised go for research into the causes and prevention o f heart disease, the leading (in n of death in ths U« B. f today, according to flgur»» from tho Bureau of Vital Ht*. tittles. Krnurth Ltfflcr, president fit ill* Snnipolc-DcUaty Hrart Council announced today that Warner will aiauma tho poiltlon as coordinator of tho an­ nual one-day drive comlueiod by tha American Heart A««n, which will ba held on Feb 26th this year. Warner ia affiliated with Btenstrom Really •" Hanford and is a Master Mason, a Bhriner and a membar of the Board of Deacon* o f tha First' Presbyterian Church. Ha will bo assisted by Mr*. Michael Caolo, a former Heart Sunday Chairman and Mra. Dorothy Odham, who eorvod as ticket chairman for tha Prod Waring Heart Show bar* last yaar. Helping thia group with typing and clerical work It Miss Jeannette latter, pub* Belly chairman of tha Ceun*11. Othar highlight* wilt be the annual Haart Show in March which will fsaturn this j* a r th« famous Joss draco and his troupe o f Hpanith dancers. Another annual event is the Queen o f Hearta eonteet spon aortd each yaar by tha ekattag rink* a f America with toaal beauties nominated aa Queen o f Hearts, tha winner Wing tha on* who gsmara the ■oat votes. Tha voting la ellmixed with a highly sntertalnlsg roll *r-ska ting ahow by amateur and profsasionel •katar*. This year’s Hanford a n a show will b# held at th* MW Welodao gink on Onor* Ad. and tho Seminole County arra contest will b* held at Skate City. Harry H. Baehn Dies At Home Harry Harman Bathn, TO, o( 200 Tempi* Drive, died at noon Tuoaday at bis m b denes. Ha earns to Isnferd four years a io from Jsne«. sills, Wls. He was a member •f All Souls Church and ths Holy Nams Society. lie was a World War One voteran and a member of the American Legion Campbell Loislng Post No. S3. Mr. Biehn urai t retired employs af tha Parker Pan Corp. Ha is survtrad by his wife, Nettie, San/ord; a son, Ho­ bart, Chicago; two brothers, Erwin. Clearwater, wls., and Walter, Photolg. Arls. Rosary services were held Tuesday at SiM p m. Tha re­ mains wlU be forwardsd this •vsalng to Janesville far ser­ vices and burial. Qramkow Funeral Homs is In charge. MEIILK WARNER Mrs. Johnson Dies In Home (Thr fraitfnrh Hrralt) Page 2— Wed, Jan. 10, '62 Nominations Open For Young Farmer Of '62 This search, a part of the Jayree'i Program of selecting the outstanding young man in Seminole County, is aimed to­ ward honoring young farmer* who have made outstanding accomplishment* in the farm­ ing field, plua contributions to tha community. Nominations for the out­ standing young farmer will be taken from any county resi­ dent aimply by calling Jaycoa Information Canter or the County Agent'* office, giving a few background facta about th* nominee. Deadline for rscsiving nom­ inations la Jan. 22. Nominats muit be between tl end S3 years of ag* and must b* farm operator* deriv­ ing two third* or morn of their Income from farming. All contestants wilt be judged on thalr outstanding pregresi in an agricultural ca­ reer and for contribution to­ ward ■> bolter community. The young man salaried aa Seminole County's Outstand­ ing Young Farmer will com­ pete against othar county win­ ner* for state honors. Cacti Tucker, expressed to Don Knight, chairman of the selection, "Thia is a vary worthwbila project and I hope that tha people of our county will re­ spond this year as they bava ia the past In calling la tha nominations for our young farmer." Hospital N otes Kin Of The Great Jay Gould Wounds Hubby In 'Quarrel' WASHINGTON (UPI) — , Mr*. Portner laid their dog Detectives tried to aort out awakened her later. She let him out, she told police, and conflicling stories today about went into the kitchen to get how financier Jay Gould's an eggnog. She said she shot great-granddaughter shot her Portner when he advanced on fourth husband In the sto­ her menacingly. mach, seriously wounding him. They had to figure out why socially prominant Silvia Gould Portner shot her hus­ band, Robert, and whethtr she did it In the kitchen af­ ter letting th* dog out or whether ah* crept up on him as ha sat drinking ginger beer in the aquarium room. Mrs. Portner, 43, said she shot her 47-year-old husband because " I got tired of his beating m e." She told police that a couple of hours before the shooting Tutaday morn­ ing, he hit her and kicked her out o f bed In their threeitory home. But Portner, vice president of an export firm, aald be only "got a little angry when hi* wife foil over a table end damaged It. So, be said, be went down to the first floor to sleep on the couch. He aald he awoke later, got a bottle of ginger beer and aat down in his overstufftd chair in the aquarium room. He said hi* wife approach­ ed him with * 3a-callber police special in her hand, announced "Y ou are net go­ ing to bother m* any m ore," and ahot him. Portner aald he was sur­ prised. He aaid ho managed to plek up a telephone and tell tha operator he had been shot. He waa in fair condition. Doctors u id the bullet passed through hla body. Mra. Portner, who Inherit­ ed part of Gould'* fortune, was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. Looking haggard and dreiacd In black from hrad to toe, aha postail 110,000 bond pend­ ing preliminary bearing Fri­ day. She laid that after Ilia al­ leged beating, aha took the loaded pistol and went to sleep on tho third floor with Luci, 14, a daughter by a previous marriage. Tim music waa a sedate twostep variation of "Tea For T w o" snd her suggestion seemed both harmless and hospitable. How w tt on* to know that behind her amlling mask there lurked a swivel-hipped Mat.! lUri coldly plotting to cripple th* male population of tha United States, a wily peliiah determined to trim the hair of ever)’ Samton In the joint? We had circled the floor only once to “ Tea For Two" when the music stopped. ' When it resumed, it sound­ ed as though all tha departj mont store shelves had collapsed in the pots and pant department. Sweet melody fled from our midst, violins succumbed to the drums. All the dancers seemed to have been overtaken simultaneous­ ly by epileptic selsurei. "Hey, hey, it's the twist," shouted Mata Hari. "Get with it." ley of death. There was a sharp slab of pain in the right knee. Then the lower spinal column flashed an urgent SOB to the brain to cease and desist. Your correspondent slunk to the sidelines. “ The twist," explained Dr. Jamat Cyrlax sympathetical­ ly, "involves radiating the trunk on the pelvis or the pelvis on the trunk while the spinal joints are bent back­ ward or forward. These joints are not very strong sinoe they contain cartilage liable to damage and consaquent dis­ placement. The doctors will reap a rich harvest so long Before you can get with it you have to ascertain what it is you are supposed to get with, to this correspond­ ent took two discreet steps backward to observe anJ learn from Mata Hari. It was a fearsome sight. Her eyes were half closed and her feet teemed rooted to the floor, liar arms were aloft, hands waving. There was a slight movement of the knees but this was entirely sub­ ordinate to th* violent agita­ tion of tha hips. She was moving them in a fast, flat arc that seemed to impose Residential • Commercial an intolerable work load on Building tendons and ligaments. FALL OUT "G et with it," she com ­ SHELTERS manded, and your correspon­ FA 2-7083 dent, lik* the Light Brigade, G. W. DODSON, Contractor went gallantly into the val­ as this danct continues to bo practicod." O, America, land of my birth, beautiful for spacious skies and amber waves of grain, coma back to the pathway of reason and the old fashioned wall*. 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However, today, (be fol­ lowing information has bean obtained on these call*: Calls originating from tele­ phone number FA 2-2312 , . a Sanford telephone number working in DeLand. The tele­ phone number shock* out to; Gulf American Land Corp., U ! E. New York Avenue, DcLaqd. A p p m n ily Uaia la an old fctom time high pressure dual regard lag homed or land, agd apparently it doo* hot Involve any ooliailitloa. It ia m igrated that, any per­ mute registering to take the tots trip Might first chick »U k the D aU ad Chamber at Cepmcraa. Sunday Drive Correspondent Back From U . S. Embarks On Anti-Twist Campaign By n A B n y f k r g u s o n Thia crusade waa bom out LONDON (U r i) This of bitternosi and pain. Both correspondent, just bark frum will be redoubled when the the United States, has em ­ doctor's bill arrives. barked upon a crusade. The Wall, it was at a New (wist must go. No nation ran survive it. Year's Ev* party in tha America is on the road to United States. A lovely lady, becoming a country of walk-! with a strong aroma of A county-wide search is nowrunning inter­ ing wounded. Slipped dltks champagne going on for .Seminole Coun­ an.I wrenched knees will sup-1 ference fur tier, suddenly ty's Outstanding >oung man in plant the common cold as walked up to thia correspond­ the most universal ailment, j ent and said “ Let's dance." er for 1901. Mrs. Florence F. Johnson, It, died at a nursing home in Winter Park Tusaday after a lingering illnan. Born Dsc. 24, two, in Elisa­ beth, N. J ., aha had lived ia Longwood tor tha past 14 years. She wai a mambar of tha First Mathodlat Church of Lisbon, N. J., and a mambar of tho Clvlo League of Longwood. Survivors ara bar husband, Bamual R. Johnson, of Longwood, t brother, Theodore Fuaaet of Black Mt.. N. C „ and a stater, Mra. Margaret Danderwandt of Woodbrldgc, N, J. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. T»iur*Uay at Briaaon Funeral Home with Rev. H. P. Ivy o f Orlando officiating. JANUARY • Burial will be In Oaklawn Adm ission Memorial Park. Briaaon Fun* Mickey Jo* Jones, Altamonte oral home ia in eharga of ar­ Spg*.; Charles Masten, Derangements. Land; Nallla Masten, Alta­ monte Spgs.; Alex Bandon, St. Petersburg; Robert Elmers, DeBary; Barnard Eady, Leroy Hickson, Selma M. Coble, John E. Youngblood, Annie Lola Alexander, Chris­ tine Stapler, Aaalce BariWASHINGTON (U FO neau, Pauline Stevcna Dames, Banal* Democratic Leader Rosemary Pringle of Sanford. Mik* Manaftetd said today Births h* waa (ticking by hi* Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennett proiuUc not to bring up pro­ of Sanford, a girl posed change* in the Senate'* Diacharges ■nti-fiilbuiter rule again this Jean Converse. Raymond Her­ year. ron, Mrs. Robert Ache and Th* Senate wrestled with baby, Mary LaVerna Smith. the Issue twice last year, but Mr*. Ray Brown and baby; supporters of a tighter clo­ Doris Houghton, Willie Red­ ture rule to curb filibuster* ding, Julian Wynn, and Ruby failed in their effort a. 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Graham, Senior Chief Aviation Store­ keeper upon hie advancement to that rate. Also pictured are Maoter Chief W. K. Godbee and Senior Chief J. H. Dollar who were also advanced in rate. John R. Alexander Powell’s Insurance Agency 14171. French Avt^ liafsrd • FA M 2|3 S!*K.F1n t K ,l * f i r t * FA 2-4431 �ffh'r ftutfarb Ijrralb Big savings throughout the store during.. Wed. Jan. 10. 'G2—rape 3 ! SAVE M U , SAVE RSODSm SAVE Sunnuland 8&8E& FREE 50 Small 4 to 7 Lb. Smoked TOP V A LU E STAM PS PICNICS W ITH TH IS COUPON A T YO U R N EA REST W IN N -D IX IE STORE Void A fi-r Jan 13 Lim it Ons Coupon To Adult W ith A $5 00 or Moro Food Order “ THEY SAY if you bite it, you can tell if it’a real pold!” Matthew “ Mr. Dillon" McDonald, son o f city conuniaaioner and Mrs. Tom McDon­ ald teats with both teeth, the trophy presented to him aa winner o f the recent baby contest. A $25 savings bond was also presented to Matt, by Mrs. Robert Reaves, right, chairman of the ways and means committee o f Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. The baby contest swelled the project lund of the sorority by $207, which goes for the support of charitable organizations. Pre­ sentation wns mndo at n meeting of the Rotnry Club, which backed the winner. (Herald Photoj O ld , New Problems Facing 8 7th Congress WASHINGTON (U PI) — at television stations. Th* 87th Congress began its Tax Revision — Approval 1902 session today faced with probable for billion-dollar tax an election-year Hat of new incentive fo r business to mod•nd old problems, moat of erniz* plants and equipment. them tough. Anxious for a shorter than Other revision* may Include usual session so they can re­ imposition o f withh o 1 d i n g turn home to campaign, House taxes on dividends and interest • nd Senate member* hope to and tighter cutba on deduc­ dispose o f ihtir legislative tion! for business expense ac­ counts. business by mid-summer. Postal Kate* — Congress is The major issues l Trade — Protectiunlsts are likely to add a penny to the predicting that the President cost o f mailing first class and will get little, If any, o f the air mail letters, ruining the broad authority he wants to average family’s cost o f living cut American tariff duties in about one-half cent a day. But exchange for similar conces­ Kennedy will have trouble sions from Western Europe. getting any increass in postal rates for advertising circulars Outcome uncertain. Medical Care — Democratic and won't get all the revenue leaders fear they may be un­ ha wants from publishers. Federal Pay— Upward revi­ able to enact even a skeleton­ ized version o f Keunedy’a plan sion In pay scale* almost cer­ to provlda hospitalization and tain. Any boost in postal rev­ nuraing home rare for the eld­ enues to reduce postal deficit erly under Social Security. will be partly offset by higher postal workers' pay. Pruspecta doubtful. Welfare— Enactment likely Education — Federal aid to colleges for claairoom con­ for some version of Kennedy's struction and student* schol­ goveinment-lwcked retraining arship* I* likely. Aid for pub­ program for workers whose lic e l e m e n t a r y and high jobs have been eliminated by schools seems dead. But Con­ automation. Revision in wel­ gress will subsidize education- fare program for the needy also likely. United Nations—Strung op­ position developing to admin­ istration pioposul that United •NOTH’R o r APN.ICATIO.N KtlH TAX DKKII States buy |100 million worth (See. I»«.IS I'lnrlda S la m t r . of'U N bonds to save the world •( m a t NOTICK IH IIKIIKUr OIV- organization from threat of BN, That 1. II. Quick Jr. A J. bankruptcy cuusrd by refusal It. Ksch th* holder of the fol* low in g certificate ha. filed o f other nations to pay UN said certificate for tax deed to military assessments. be la.ued thereon. T h . ce rti­ Housing— Kennedy bus only ficate number and year o f laauance, the description of 50-50 chance, if that, of get­ the properly, and the name In ting new cabinet-level depart­ which It a x a aa.ee.ed are aa ment of housing and urban a f­ follow s: Certificate No. (71 Tear ef fairs. Legal Notice laauanre I l l s litacrlptlon o f Property l«ota It A 14 lllock II Tract ST Hantando tfprlitaa According In I'lala There­ o f Itecorded upon the Pub­ lic lleoorda o f Semlnolt County Florida Name In which aaatasrd Stan­ ley P. A l ) o * l. T. Torres. All o f eald property being In the County o f Seminole, State of Florida. Unless such certifi­ cate shall he rsdeemed a c ­ cord ing to law the property described In such certificate will be sold to the hlsbaat bidder at the front door of the H.rolnole County Court lluuee at Hanford. Florida, on the first Monday In the month o f February, ItSt, which la the (th day o f February. 1**1. Dated this Uth da) of December, l t d . Quantity Right* R«mv*d I’ rlrr* Ciwxl Thurs. - Frl. • Sat, Jan. 11 . i : . 13, 1963 TARN O W CHIPPED HAM SALE 10‘ Bush's Best 2 Yelloweye Beans Can 10‘ Suvyannee obi Pkg. # y Butter Beansc.. 10 MEAT-RITE FRANKS \ Butter Beans Can 10' Pinto Beans c« 10' Northern Beans 2 10' Bush's Best Kidney Beans cH10' Bush's Best 2 10' Can W mwoo m f so'WOOOOOOOOOOWOOOOOOOOOOW3R SUPERBRAND u .. _ Chocolate, Vnnlll^ r iA L r Strawberry GAL. M Tog Vein# Staapi M Ym > No Can w WIm -Wm to AMittow T* Th*** l*gels,l, lomoT Whs* Yew fstshst* 1 Dills Whip Tapping J * * * S * S MORTON Frozen Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut FAMILY SIZE 10 ' ASTOR Frozen FORDHOOK or ★ Baby L im a s. . . . 5 «s *1. Astor Fruit , . Sava 5< a Can Cocktail 2 YOUR CHOICE . . Lim it 1 with $7.00 Order or More Fruit Drink 4 3V Handy Andy 69* R i n s o B l u e com77* Detergent . . 24-oz. 39« Condensed All b™ 79 Fluffy A ll . . 19-oz. 33# Ji& 79* ASTOR C O FFEE. . 3 ' M axw ell House 7 9 ' Shortening ^ 9 ss:4 9 ' BUTTER 4 9 ' D e te rg e n t 1 9 ' W INN-DIXIE % % 1-Lb. Can ~V A r SAVE 33r - SAVE 30g SPECIAL . . Save 20* a Jar . . INSTANT . . Limit 1 please 6-oz. Towels Lu x Soap 2 MAXWELL HOUSE 1-Lb. Can Beef Hash All Vi Gal. 49* 8-OZ. Bush's Mustard, Turnip or Fluffy r PIES 300 «• 4 9 / RED EATING MORTON Frozen Chicken, Beef, Turkey 300 Navy Beans £ 1 0 ' ★ L a m b L o in C h o p s . . . . « 9 8 / Ice Cream Meat Pies. . . . 6 1 . - Q Fruit Pies 3 “ $1. 300 Collard Greens t 39' G r o u n d L a m b P a t t ie s _____ ____ _______ _ THRIFTY MAID lc« Milk Bush's Showboat Spaghetti «• 5 9 / Apples Bush'* Best Great Bush's Showboat L a m b S h o u ld e r C h o p s 5-lb. Bag Bush's Best Pork & Beans » 39/ PORK SAUSAGE C 39' L a m b R ib C h o p s _______ - 7 9 / Bush's Best Baby Bush'*' Best Speckled 01 L a m b S h o u ld e r R o a s t L e g - O - L a m b ........... wr , " «. 6 9 / Pound COPELAND Cut Green Beans Can 10' Giant Breeze *>« 83* G R A N U LA TED ac Bush's Best Blockeye Peas 3^ *1. BOB W H ITE SLICED Large 33* s W-D “ BRAN DED" CHIPPED BEEF 6 reeza . . Large 35* V, y S o l r ? U.S. Choice Lamb Sale TARNOW Major accomplishments o f Del Monta Pineapple-Grapafruit Congress’ first session last year included: Minimum Wages—Coverage for retail and service workers, Libby* Corn . . Sava 10( a Con . . Limit 3 provided for first time and $1 6-oz. an hour minimum for previ­ C orn ously covered workers grad­ ually raised to 11.25. Ass't Color* . . Hudson Jumbo . Savs 10< Depressed Areas — Loans Roll and grants fur areas hit by Lim it 4 pleots. long term business slumps and unemployment. Housing—Multi-billion dol­ Bath Size lar bill— most liberal in many Bor, years— enacted. Highways — Truck and tire Hondy Andy . . Pint* 39» (•CAL) taxes increased to keep funds. Arthur II. llrckwrlth, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court flowing for completion of in­ Quart* H.mlnola County, Florida fuMIsh Jan. I*. 17, 14. >1. l t d terstats superhighway system. 1 <*■ V 3 «*1. Jar YOUR CHOICE . . Lim it 1 with Food Order. I t KT CRISCO ASTOR SPECIAL . . Quarters . . LAND O ' SUNSHINE . . Lim it 1 with $5.00 Food Order. LB. YOUR CHOICE . . Lim it 2 with Food Order. FAB Lge. Box SAVE Sr ARROW £ Lge. Box SAVE 6r G E T F R E E G IF T S F A S T E R W IT H T O P V A L U E S T A M P S 419 E . 1st S tre e t ~ 2414 French Avenue 100 B. M Street �m m - MnattaoMMM 111 ' 1 %) Peter Edson Chamber Named Desire (First in h series o f edlioriais on the need of a unified strong cham­ ber.) • • • This is one of the most crucial periods in the history of our Chamber o f Commerce ns it begins to make pinna for the 1902 membership drive. The year nhend for Rlchnrd Dens, the president of the chamber, mny well prove to bo the most difficult tnsk ne or any president o f the or­ ganization has yet to undertake. He must now entrench tho new revital­ ized organization left to him by out­ going president Sonny Powell, but move quickly forward to capture new and greater nnd even more difficult objectives. Since commerco Is tho kovstone, the chamber must boldly move into the field of commercial trade nnd Political give purpose to Its original intent— to unify competitors in a singular ef­ fort directed toward broadening the scope and influence of our country’s business interests. Chamber members — business­ men — must not ask themselves "w hy” is retail trade at a standstill? They must answer their question, nnd even more, do something about it. This in not a tank for any one mer­ chant, but most assuredly demands the cooperative efforts o f all business­ men—for the lack o f cooperativeness that hns existed and continues to exist in our business sectors may it­ self be the answer. We must all pull together . . . We are at the crosnrondn but the avenue to all of them is paved with com­ munity spirit—a zeal for improve, ment, a lot of accomplishment, and a desire for a great future. Dr. Crane's Worry CASE L-409: Mabel M., ag­ ed 22 , ia engaged to b« mar­ ried. "Dr. Crane,” bar wealthy father began, "I am happy about Mabel’s choice, for her fiance la a good man. "Ha haa Juit finished col­ lege and now haa a Job with a future. But hla aalary la not Clinic enough to permit Mabel to live on the acalt to which ahe haa been accuatomed. " I ’d gueaa ha makea 1125 per week. 8o my wlfa arguea wa ought to placa them on a monthly allowance of |250 more per week eo they could enjoy more advantage* and ■oclal prratige. Second Most Powerful Job Speaker O f House To Be Chosen Today » i I * i WASHINGTON (U Pl) -T h e post which la regarded by tnany as the second moat powerful la American govern­ ment will be filled today by sn election In which -nty 429 cillteni will be elegtble to vote. Tha election will taka place la accordance with the U. S. Coaitltutlon which aays: "The House ef Representative! ahall chute (tic) their apeake r .” The apaskar Is the domi­ nant figure la Coagresi. Ha has far more power than any other member. He stands neat to the vice president In the line of presidential sueceitlon. Like the vice presi­ dent be drawa 245,000 a year in salary and axpaaaaa—twice aa muck as senators and ather Houle members. The speaker la the com­ mander of hla party In tho llouae. He la expected to, and does, uae his vast gavelwielding powers to advance the Interests of hla party. This aspect la peculalrly American. In contrail, the speaker of the British Houle of Commons ia expected to show no partisanship. Elected by the llouae, the speaker actually la chosen by Um majority party. With Con­ gress out of session, the post haa barn vacant since tha death laat fall o* Texas Rep. Bam Rayburn, who served as Speaker of every Democrati­ cally-controlled House for the last 21 years. House Democrats outnum­ ber Rcpubllcani 254-174. Three of the Democrats, new­ ly elected, will be unable to vote because they will not be sworn Into office until after the election. The speaker's legislative power la largely du* to hla power of recognition — hla power to determine who may apeak on the House floor at any particular time. This give* him the power to pre­ vent consideration of any mo­ tion or bill. Among other powers, he can, on certain specified days, force a llouae vote on any motion he favors without per­ mitting amendments. Any legislation called up under thla procedure must, however, gain a two-thirds vote to paai. For a brief period around the turn of the century, the apeaker was absolute esar over the House. He could ap­ point and fire members from committees at will. After seven years of dictatorial rule by Speaker Joe Cannon of Illinois, th# lim it, revolt­ ed and curtailed the speaker's power. Lake Louise, small body of water In the Canadian Hocklea, is Internationally famed for Its beauty. The aoybeao it the world's moat Important bean, accord­ ing to the Encyclopedia BrlUnnlca. VBsaasiKi. ». c u s t u x o A S tettu iee Oireeier kvklvm Maaailag M l U f Sl'DI w a i L i Ceuetr Miter a*, att-ussi m i CleaetneS M essier SAMki U I I O K I A K K a Busts*** Seeletr Miter M eeeser • ■ can K iiu u r a c u r M iter m a a rsu a u n Ctrcalettoa tka aaa Saa eeaakUaaUaa a* all aka Weal aews a. Mann* i; r ■ vIt i ///r L iL » A Vi, + ■ n an I'PI Ferelga Nawa Analyst The forest of telavlilon an­ tennas rising above Tokyo's rooftops la' symbolic at Ja­ pan's booming economy which has given her the highest per capita income In Asia. But it also la symbolic ot aa lanar ailment which haa hit many another seemingly prosperous nation. The Japanese have been spending more abroad than they have been taking in. At the aame time, there are fears that Japanese industry Is over-expanded. Meases* For 1941, her trade deficit approximated a billion dol­ lars and bar foreign exchange holdings fell to less than $1.5 billion, considered a danger level. The result has been strenu­ ous efforts to lncraaaa Ja­ pan's share of world markets. These efforts have placed Fremlar Hayato Ikeda In the role of star salesman in visits to the United States and Canada and sent Japan­ ese trade delegations on a global search for new bustnasi. This week l‘.ie Japanese were looking hopefully to- Officials Concerned Over Buildup Of Steel Invenfories WASHINGTON (U P I)-A d ministration officials were re­ ported deeply concerned today about a rapid buildup of steel Inventories by firma seeking to hedge against a possible mid year strike by steel work­ ers. The official! said extensive stockpiling ot iteel products now would only barm the na­ tional economy, ateel com­ panies and their customers and workers. Industry sources hav* re­ ported a sharp lncraaaa to new orders about six to tight week* la advance of the usual buildup before tb* start of negotiations between "Big Steel” and tha United Sisalworkers. Tb* contract talks ara not scheduled to begin urfttl May and no walkout la poiaibl* by tha 500.000 workers until tha present pact expire* Juna 20. Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg, who waa reported optimistic about chances of avoiding a strike, was expect­ ed to renew President Ken­ nedy's call for "responsible" bargaining at a news confer­ ence this afternoon. Goldberg and Kennedy hare discussed the outlook for ateel negotiations. " I f Goldberg thought an auto strike would injars the country last fall, that is true In spadta for steel," one offi­ cial said. Administration o f f i c i a l s were said to fear that a steel buildup now might keep tha mllli going at near-capacity tor six montha but reduce buaineaa In tha seeond half of tha year to a trtekla avia if there is no atrike. Goldberg was described as feeling that the economy re­ quires more evenly placed production, tad ao do unions and management. Workers who may get over­ time pay during the "steel rush" would be unemployed when tha boom ended, accord­ ing to this theory. Aa for tha steel producers, they would find it expensive to make steel at overtime rates and using older plants that ara growing obsolete and are Maa efficient. Tho plight of imall business­ men who cannot afford to stockpile ateel in large quan­ tities also was a factor in the administration's thinking. ward Ruilla. High up on tha Tokyo con­ ference agenda will be a pro­ posal that Japan Mil to the Soviet Union materials for a Siberian oil pipeline. In re­ turn, Japan would recalve oil dcllrartos from tha completed line. In the minds of the Japan­ ese negotiators will bo n norvous regard for the attltade of the United Statea which once vetoed • Soviet offer to buy pipeline materials from U. B. firm*. The Japanese are aware that the United Statea la their beat customer. But they alio are aware that Japan's un­ favorable balance of trade with Russia last year totaled an estimated $50 million. Thlx they would like to cor­ rect. Japanese oil men have a feuaed the United States ef attempting to sabotage the project by threats to reduce oil purchases from Japanese flrmi. They claim a recent actioa by tha U. 8. Defense Depart­ ment la cutting a Japanese petroleum concern from its Hat of Jet fusl suppliers was an effort to make American displeasure known la advance of the Bovlct-Japancae talks. The United Statea position was that the Japanese firm was dealing heavily la Rus­ sian oil, and the Defense De­ partment did not care to have Russian fuel In Ameri­ can Jets. Japanese trade with the Communist world loog has been a sensitive point be­ tween Tokyo and Washing­ ton. But Tokyo knows the consequence* would bo disas­ trous if Washington slammed the economic door In Japan's face. 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Tbs Altamonte Sprlnis Garden Club will meet for the monthly meeting and covered dish supper at 4:20 p.m. Thursday at the Community House on Maitland Ave. Speaker for the evening will be Seminole COunty Agent Cedi Tueker who will preient an illustrated program on "Water, Land sod People." Under discussion at tha busInen meeting will be plans for "full speed ahead" on the cookbook the members now are preparing for publishers. Recipes will be contributed by members and friends in the Altamonte area. It also will be announced that the Chriitmas Baissr held in December waa a successful event. During the evening George C. Hearn will present a lov­ ing cup, which he has do­ nated. to Mr. and Mrs. Erie W. Dallman. grand winner* of the ihufflcboard tourna­ ment recently conducted by the club. Chairmen of Thursday night's (upper commutes will be Mr. and Mrs. Dallman as­ sisted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ward Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Temple and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paulsen. a YOU TOO CAN GET WONDERFUL COMFORT WITH RO-BAR TABLETS. 444 Elliott Are. h Congo Pro-Red Faces Charges County Agent To Address Altamonte Club 4) 1. Ulcer-like etomch acid pains fad* away with a rapid return to normal diet. Howard L. Whelchel ft o to r J 'r m \9 & There ara mora than M 1,000 producing oil wells ia the Unltrd States. Income Tax much “ th^ To ">•*" tain that they hav* not Interfrrred In Congo polities is hard to believe. A t a mini­ mum, they hav* admitted pay­ ing taxes to the Katanga gov­ ernment. That has helped fi­ nance Tshomb*'* resistance. But over th* long haul, Bel- gian business hss as much to loss by a divided Congo at anyon* ela*. Katanga mines nssd rail and rlvsr transporta­ tion to get their metals te market. To do so thsy must go through western Congo, now under the Kasavubu-Adoula government and they need sta­ bility thsr*. k ANDERSON Walgreen Agency 1st St. at Park FA 2-039S Makes it o ffic ia l: * f *. / t 'm _# m The M otor Trend editors v r L«gjt<£ this one's a winner in any man?s l e ^ e . Special's Fireball Y-6 i V for V'oomr-6 for saving*), n f r i t e \ r n r M al your Buick dcalerS UP TO * 6 0 0 Just ttll us how much money you ntod to pay old bills, for all your sMSOnal expenses. Cm* 14 14 Cm* JS—4My Vm I m <« S S I tiro, oo 4 TjOO aswoo isa.00 1100 4j: co m oo IS.00 tss.oa I $ i * FAMILY w a tts MaeSieaatel Seee matt** O t M t w XT, Ilia al tAe reel *t a a l w Ike A rt *1 W e a m e el Mae** •> »*»k / By P H IL NEWBOM Wednesday, January 10, 1962 WALTKJt A. 4.SBS.OW, KUtTUH A m L U X M u u i Japan Riding Crest O f 'Boom' S im tlfi Sanford, Florida I'ojre 4 Per Capita Income Highest sufficient country. This Is bastd on a conviction united Congo, Gltengn will that If Tshomb* can be parsuniled to bring Katanga Into a disappear and the threats of communism will go with him. In working to achltva this unity, U. 8. Ambassador to tha Congo, Edmund A. Gulllon Is given credit for a magnificent job In bringing Tahombo and Adoula together. Tha mlx-up In Washington over whether British and Bel­ gian mining companies oper­ ating In Katanga ara or are not reapenalbl# tor Tahomba'a r»***Unc# to unification ia dut in part to bad communication!. Top official! in W h i t e House and State Department didn't inform the second eeh elon o f asalstant secretaries what waa going on. They wer* not told that retired Adra. Alan G. Kirk had gone to Brussels aa unofficial ambas­ sador. Ilia assignment waa to persuade the Belgian Indus­ trialist* to back the Congolese central government. Belgian capitalist* are a tough lot. Not having to oper­ ate under antitrust laws Ilk* American businessmen, the Belgians are free to do pretty 822 s « Off;? "But I grew up aa a poor boy and reallas that it robs a young husband o f hla pridt and aalf-raapaet if ha la subaldlttd hy in-laws. ” My wlfa and. I had our moat enjoyabta times when wa were skimping and trying to live on a rigid budget during those first few year*. "She haa forgotten that, ap­ parently, and now wanta our daughter to aplurgo beyond her huaband'a Income. "So what can I da? I don’t wish to be atinry, but I hesi­ tate to spoil a young eoupls's Independent and thrill af budgeting." Beware Tha Data It la very dangereos to sub­ sidise the living expense* of a young couple, for they toon begin to expect this "dole” and thua cultivate an Inflated standard o f living, having to lira within thslr Don't spoil thslr thrill o f own fixed Income. To do so causes a lot o f divorces. Moreover, no red-blooded American male llkea to be re­ garded aa a gigolo or "remit­ tance" man, on the subsidy of hla in-laws. But you wealthy In-laws ean help your children without up­ setting tholr budget. To do this, you muat not furnlah money for their cur­ rent living expenses. Instead, apply it aa a dawn payment an a little homo for tham. For they will then be required to m 'H the monthly payments, Just Ilka rant, and your gift will not disturb thslr budgat one lota. But uso "horse sene*" and don't meka that down payment on a housa that la ao expenair* or "rltay" that avan the monthly payment* thereafter will bankrupt the young cou­ ple’s budget. Heed Dr. Donaldton'a wise advice, aa reported in thle col­ umn yesterday, and remember that the carrying charges, in­ cluding Insurance, etc., should NOT exceed one-third of the owner's aalary. Applied to Mabel's husband, who ia making |IS6 per week, the total carrying charge* should thua not exceed onethird o f hla annual aalary of 10,600. Bay Homes Hewlywada will derlva a lot of advantagaa from buying a home. First, It tends to make them cooperate better ro neighbor­ hood Improvements. And they become critical rotors, too, •Ini* they see their real estate tax payments every year. Second, their children will be more likely to attond the same school steadily through' out all B grades, and thua they will not bo Jerked out o f on* neighborhood sad entered Into a new echool Juat aa they are meeting the multiplication ta­ bles, etc. Frequent moving is on* o f tho reasons youngsters make low gradse, or withdraw shyly Into a shell, or even become delinquent. So buy a home! And to fig ­ ure the proper price, send for my booklet "How To Uvo On A Budget,” enclosing a stamp­ ed return envelope, plus 20 cent*. WASHINGTON — (N EA ) — What Is going on In Cam­ bodia, Laos and Viet Nam to­ day offers an sxcellsnt ex­ ample o f what might bo bappenlng In the Congo a lew montha or year* hence if the present effort to spilt o ff Katanga la allowtd to succeed. The Kennedy administra­ tion’s handling of tha CongoKatanga situation la not its moat brilliant job of publie re­ lations. The American people were not well informed on the whya and whareforea af our actions. I f they had bean, ther# would not hav* bean all the popular support for Katanga’a P r e s i d e n t Molsa Tshombe aa the only man whe had teen the light af anti­ communism In darkest Africa. The role o f the Katanga lobby In the United State* and tha American Committee for Aid to Katanga Freedom Fighters were grossly exag­ gerated In the ensuing confualon. And Amtrican politicians who aslaed on the lieu* to critlda* the administration'* pol­ icy may have played Into hands o f the Reds. But one fact la clear. In sitting their court* In the Congo, American foreign pol Icy planners did not make the mistakes of 1984, when French Indochina ceased to exist. That waa when the Treaty of Geneva allowed three Inde­ pendent countries o f Cam­ bodia, Laoa and a divided Viet Nam to be set up. All war* ao weak that they could net maintain thalr In­ dependence. They became easy pickings fo r the Communist*' •trater)' of divide and conquer. There followed seven lean years of hot and cold wars that still continue. The outlook ia terrible. At the worst, Cambodia and Laos may go down tha drain. A t th* best, Viet Nam can be saved only by all-out American aid, Including that o f U, 8. armed forces. Something o f th* asm* sort could happen ia th* Congo If Katanga is allowed to split o ff from the r u t o f tho former Belgian colony and become a separate nation. Giving Katanga Independ­ ence would set a precedent for Oriental prorinc* in northeast Conga. This Is stronghold o f the murdered Lumumba and his followers. The fear is that it will go Communist under Antoine Glsenga if he Is given the slightest opportunity to ■pllt away. That would leer* only th* western provinces aa a free Congo under President Joseph Kuavubu and I*rimo Minister Cyrille Adoula. Somehow, an Impression haa grown that they learn toward communism. Th* U. S. State Department contention Is that they do not and that they form th* only foundations for a united Congo of sufficient resources and strength to maintain Its Inde­ pendence as a free and self- Notebook Sa»L FINANCI SHVIC1, INC* • f S a n fo rd 125 South Pirk Am. •FAirfax 2-4612 BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC m .fm . - 1 — ■■■ ■ Sl> whidsnf SM eeSiarfSee yew Sefot Peeler far PeeMe H T Check t f e d t a f i t ■ (J M �I TTmitftumyA SALE THURS. - SAT. 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All of DeLand's field goals were dunked in by Parlin with the exception of one twopointer by the Bulldog's Ricky Mitchell in the last period. Parlin came out high for the team with It goals and eight foul shots for 30 points. The Seminoles held their early lead through the second period and picked up an ad­ ditional seven point lead in the third. With Parlin doml- Oviedo Slaps Montverde Five Faul Mikler'a Oviedo Lions romped to their third victory of the season Tuesday night after a six game losing streak by defeating the Montverde Eagles 70-35 In a game that saw Oviedo's Boy Walnwright in the scoring spotlight with top honors of 17 points. The first half o f the game saw the Eaglet able to keep within reaching distance of the Lions with a halftime score of 23-15. In the second half Oviedo waa able to tri­ umph over the flu-weakened Montverde players with 23 points in the third quarter. DeShaeo came in second for the Oviedo team with six field goals for 12 points. Tied for third was John Courier and Jones with four field goals and eight points. OVIEDO (71) FG FT TP S 1 17 Walnwright ----- Swtnaoa .... 1 • 2 1 1 3 Holland ............. T h o m p s o n -------I 2 4 „ 3 2 S Trtlnsky ...... 1 • 1 L i n g o ----------- —6 • 11 DeShaso .. . Jonei — 4 • • C o u r i e r __ — 4 • a 3 • 4 Estes .... ......... . T o t a ls ------- -.... 32 I 74 MONTEVERDI: (35) FG FT TP 2 Markham 2 Pelham o Clark « Roberts s 11=11 ... u Totals Oviedo .... ___ 11 12 23 24-71 Stoat vrrde . . . 4 11 11 Tampa Grid Coaches Quit TAM PA, Fla. (UF1)— Uni­ versity o f Tampa president David Delo Is expected to give the university's first state­ ment Saturday concerning the loss o f head football coach Marcelino Huerta and line coach Reggie Colvard. A university spokesman said no statements could bo made about the coaching situation until Delo returns to Tampa. Huerta quit Monday night to succeed Hank Foldberg at head roach at the Unlveralty o f Wichita. Ha took Colvard with him as an assistant. natlng the final period play for DeLand, the Bulldogs put on their best showing by add­ ing 1C final quarter points to the Seminoles’ 13. Brown led the scoring ranks for the Seminoles with seven field goals and four foul shots for an IB point total. Sanford's Don McMurray came in sec­ ond with two goals and seven free throws for 11 points, with 3 Grade A SOKC Events Tonight A super program is on tap at the Sanford-Orlando Ken­ nel Club tonight with three Grade A events listed, includ­ ing the first half o f tha daily double. It rates as the best mid­ week program o f the season and in addition all aix grey­ hounds who will compete in the Tri-City match race Fri­ day night will be seen in ac­ tion. The four euper stars representing Tamps and Jack­ sonville will echool during the program while the SOKC rep­ resentative*, Inaugural winner O. B.’a D. D. T. and Tuffy O'Leary will compete in the eighth and ninth races respec­ tively. Jacksonville stars slated to school ars tha 1001 national champion, Velvet Sis, and the Jax. Inaugural winner, Doc Jim. Also schooling will be the two i n v a d i n g aces from Tampa, Big Sprsad and Hunsa. A great dsal o f Interest ia manifest In tha track's seventh annual Charity Night schedul­ ed Thursday. All profits from tKs 10-raco program will be turned over to various charity organisations In Orange and Seminola Counties. The amount raised last year in this worthy cauae exceeded $6,000. Powell's Stays In Loop Lead Powell's Offlc* Supply held on to the lead o f tha Thursday Nit* Mixed League, after lait week's play, with a total o f 44 wins. Second place is held by Wilson-Malar Furniture with 42 wins. Pryor’s Slate Farm Ins. has 41 tt wins In third, followed by Team Seven, Appleby'* Restaurant, Stone's Allstate I; s., Stine's Machlna Shop, Team Two, Pierro's Mfg. and Steinmeyar Roofing, in that order. Gerald was bowlrr of the week, as ha strung aix atrikas together for a 221-641 aeries. Other big 600 plus series were rolled by Dava Dtarolph, Ken Stone, Jerry Farella, Clyde Plercy, Gary Folds, and Virgil Anderson, In * 3-10 again proved the favorite split pick-up as Beh­ rens, Jimmy Anderson, Jack McCollough, Virgil Anderson, Rick Barnes, and Dwight Olackwelder took turns pick­ ing it up. Danny Carder made tha 6-7, Dave Dearolph got the 2-6-10, Dot Powell spared the 0-10 and Eleanor Anderson mad* the 6-0-10. Use Sparc HERS1IEY. Pa. (U PI) The Cleveland Barons will have spare goalie A1 Cullen In the nets tonight against the llcrsbey Bears for their American Hockey League en­ counter. Cullrn replaces Los Binkley, who injured his ankle during a practice session Tuesday. Toisls ............. DELAND (33) 17 II SO FG FT TP o 2 2 Walt Dxurus’ Lyman Grey­ 11 a 30 hounds suffered th lr first loss 0 1 ll |of the season Tuesday night 0 • to Ocoee 70-44 in spile of high 0 t •I scoring Rob Stephenson with 0 o • 22 points to come out with a 1 0 2 seasonal record of (2-1). 0 0 0 lllnrrmoa „ Lyman held a close battle Parlin, Doug 0 • 0 with Ocoee cagcrs until half­ H o y t .............. • • 0 time with a score of 22-22 in 0 0 0 Gibson - ___ favor of Ococc. Third period T o t a ls ___ 12 II 33 play saw Ocoee leap ahead to Sanford ....... 10 7 14 13—30 almost double scoring efforts DeLand ......... 6 7 7 16-03 by Stephenson, Larue Balmcr, and Smith for the Grey­ hounds. In the fourth period Ococc doubled the lead gained in the third as they increased their lead by another 11 points. Fred Wheeler was high man for Ocoee with ten field goals and two foul shots for 22 points. LYMAN (44) FG FT TP Stephenson 9 Smith ...... I 0 Ferrin __... Usk t 4 Williams 0 J u d y ___ Avinna 1 1 Griffin Shuster 0 0 2 2 Ralmrr _____ ___ T o t a l . ___ ...... it 22 41 OCOEE (74) FG FT TP 3 3 12 B e l ! _________ ___ 1 1 3 Baker Johnson ____ ___ 8 1 17 S m it h _______ ----3 0 S C o lh e r a _____ ----- 4 1 » • 0 Davidson ___ ___0 Dowdy --------- ___ 0 0 0 W h e e le r ------- WNMS 19 2 22 8 79 Totals ....... ___31 9 13 11 11—44 Lyman Ocoeo ---------- 12 IS 21 21—70 F o u l d s ___ Parlin, Ken Klcidls -----Prouge ___ Rourbe ----Anderson _. M itch ell___ SANFORD'S EUGENE WILLIAMS (62) nnd DeLand'a David Hlnceman (25) reach hlffh for a jump ball in Tuesday night’s Semlnole-Dulldog cage action. (Herald Photo) The agents fanned out over the nation Tuesday to arrest Implicated gamblers after the Wake County grand Jury returned 10 Indictments num­ bering more than »0 bribery counts. Two men were ar­ rested in St. Louis and an­ other pair in Pittsburgh, Dis­ trict Solicitor Lester V. Chal­ mers said. Among the games cited in the indictments were the 1939 Dixie Clastic between North Carolina State and Dayton and an ACC tourna­ ment game between N-C. State and South Carolina the same year. it was the first time since the current investigations were launched last March 17 that tournament basketball waa fingered. Indicted were Pele J. Mar­ tino, Biloxi, Miss.; Dave I/nils Goldberg and Steve Lckomotrose, both of St. Louis; Morris (M oe) Hayieson and Frank Cardone, of Pittsburgh; and Joe Isrsel, Tsui Walker, Joseph Ilacken. Aaron Wagman and Joe Green, all of Nciv York. W O R L D ’S F A STE ST SPOUT! There were no former or present college basketball players named In the indict­ ments, Chalmers said. The Indictments said Wagman, Green, Lekomotrose, ilacken and Goldberg offer­ ed $1,000 to Don Gallagher, a former N. C. Slate star, to shave points in tlie 1939 Dixie Classic game with Dayton. Dayton topped the Wolfpack, 36-32. A University of South Caro­ lina player, Mike Callahan, was listed as having been approached and offered $1,000 to ahave points In the March S, 1039, game against N.C. State in the ACC tournament. North Carolina State won, 73-72. The latest break in the bribe probe started last week when Paul Walker, a 30-yearold New York trucking com ­ pany official, was arrested In New York. After being returned to North Carolina, Walker was placed in Wake County jail in lieu of a $73,000 bond. 7 :4 S P.M . N IG H T L Y [Ixoapt Sunday] Pm M M m Ii Batting Nightly Deity Deebl* Quintal#* Ivory P. M. berry! Heated Grandstsndi No Minors! Luxurious Clubhouse Valet Parking L ndio^ ^ ^ ljh t^ Js^ ^ h u rad ay run rain #r shine! "iW l W . 25th S t PA 2-8415 * Transmission Hebuilders • Engine Rebuilder* • Wholesale Auto Parte AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE HEAVY GRAIN-FED WESTERN STEER B eef Chuck ROAST WHI EVAPORATED 49 “Boneless” ROAST Lb. Lb. 69c £w i-(B -Q SfinciaJ! 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Tin qt. 53c Assorted Color* Scott BETWEEN Phone ■lutss ess u n in ■ i cam Dexola Orlaadg-StaiiaaU MIDWAY 209 "SUPER-RIGHT" AW , 6 PACK CARTON ed the Hoosiers out of national championship competition a s , well as television appear-! ances. The rules committee of the American Football Coaches j Association reported it would make six recommendations' to the NCAA football rules committee, the group which actually determines the rules of the game. Tri-City Match Race Jan. 12 dogs SAN DIEGO. Calif. (UPI) —The owners of the American Football League gave Com­ missioner Joe Foss a vote of confidence early this morning in the form of a new five-year contract with a $i,000-a year increase in salary. The contract, retroactive to Jan. 2. will boost his annual salary to an estimated $55,000. Harrell& Beverley Automotive CHUCK year probation Vtblih s!i= MATINEE RACING FRI. • SAT. • 2 top him what to do.” However, an authoritative Harrisburg source said today the new manager and Sonny would buy Katz out. At Pittsburgh Tuesday night, Paul Sullivan, chairman of the National Boxing Association's World Cham­ pionship Committee, said, "I hope Patterson and Liston come to terms soon because they'll be running out of time. ( 0E K E 5I 6 NIGHIJAN. nth tha he's getting 90 per cent of his purses. But I'll still tell j QhaJubf Wkar# { him enough personal attenj tion. Because of Katx’ s reluc, tance to travel, he was not with Sonny when he was re­ i habilitating himself at Denver, Colo., after two Phila­ delphia arrests for disorder­ ly conduct. Due to that friction, Liston recently made attorney Mor­ ton Wilkin of Philadelphia his representative in any pos­ sible fight negotiations and in some other business mat­ ters. Katz his the title of “ man­ ager" but he has not been receiving a manager's SJls per cent of Liston's earnings. He has been getting an agent’s 10 per cent. Tuesday night at Philadel­ phia, Katz said. “ I don't know what new arrangements Sonny is making, but I'll re­ main his manager — or at least co-manager — and I’ll tell him what to do. He can afford to take on someone to squire him around and han­ dle his public relations, since MID-WINTER SA U I VIG0K0US AND WINIY CUSTOM-GROUND EIGHT O'CLOCK 7th WED. APRIL 13th announcing early next week the name of a new manager, it was learned here authori­ tatively today. This manager, not yet iden­ tified publicly, will receive the all important approval of Cus D'Amato, Patterson's pilot. D'Amato has persistent­ ly refused to negotiate until Liston “ removed certain ob­ stacles." George Katz, reputable Philadelphia business and boxing man, has born the big Philadelphia c h a 11 e n gcr's manager since last spring, when Sonny apparently sev­ ered any underworld connec­ tions. But D'Amato never ne­ gotiated with Katz. Moreover, there has been some friction between Liston and Katz, l.iston apparently feels that Katz never gave CHICAGO (U PI) — Athletic directors from Arizona and | Indiana will appear before the National Collegiate Athktic Association's council today to seek relief from penalties im ­ posed upon them earlier for violation of rules on recruit­ ing of athletes. The council Tuesday lifted probation penalties, each in­ volving loss of th* right of entry into national champion­ ship tournaments, of both Loyola University of New Orleans and the University o f ; North Carolina. But no action was taken on j the probation, without a ban on tournament activities, imposed on Arisons at the tame time that Loyola and North | Carolina were sidelined, or on the previous written appeal from Indiana, clipped almost two years ago with a four- RACING N IGH TLY 5S& 8:10 NOW THRU 11ARRI5BLRG, Pa. (UPI) —Sonny Liston will remove the last big obstacle to his $10 million title fight with champion Floyd Patterson by 2 Schools Seek NCAAC Relief Roundup Continues In Cage 'Fix' Scandal Involving 10 RALEIGH, N. C. (U P D Agents for the North Caro­ lina State Bureau of Investi­ gation today continued their roundup o f 10 men accused of offering bribes to Atlantic Coast Conference players to “ fix" basketball games. ^ r n in Lyman Suffers Liston Removing Bout Obstacle Foss Gets Vole First Cage Loss Of Confidence Of Season ANNUAL Good News For Eagle Fans PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — Dr. Miks Mandsrino perform­ ed an operation Tuesday on the injured right shoulder of Sonny Jurgenaen and said th* I’hlladelphla Eagles' geo quar ter back should “ throw as well as ever next season." Mxndorli.o, an orthopedic surgeon who ia also taam phy airian fo r the Eagles, said tha record • breaking National Football League passing star o f 1961 underwent taro hours o f surgery to repair ligament* tom in a play - o ff game against the Detroit Lions in Miami last Saturday. Tha doctor said Jurgsnsan's clavicle also was p o t back ia Gustavson making seven, and Dsvis and Riser both making six. 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The action on Kennedy's ap­ plication was taken 24 hours after the Cosmos Club, a pri­ vate organisation o f the intel­ lectual and social elite in Washington, had rejected a bid for a Negro—Deputy Asalatant Secretary o f State Carl T. Rowan. Kennedy's name had been ca-propeeed by J. Kenneth Galbraith, U. S. ambassador to Indie, who is now homa on leave. When Galbraith learn­ ed that Rowan's application had been rejected by the club's membership board, he an­ nounced his intention to realgn. A few hours later it was dis­ closed that Kennedy’s name had been taken o ff the lists. It waa not known whether this was because it was automatic­ ally cancelled by Galbraith's resignation, or bccauso the ambassador acted to withdraw it. White House Press SccreU ry h erre Salinger said he had not had an oppoitunity to discuss tht matter with the President. Edward R. Morrow, director o f the U. 8 . Information Agency, also withdrew his ap­ plication fo r membership in the club. fS O r ic r r u r e ir io N , * * *»«r * ASSORTED FLAVORS S w iR 'i A lie n e d lis t e n Ice Cream So0!! 79* Metrecal F.F.V. Oran|i ar Ltmen Thins ...... ,0Vi“ * » (8-ox. cam) 6-PAK LIQUID 3 9 ' Famous Sumhine <i Crackers 1-lb. pkg. Hi-Ho 37' SPICE FLAVORED METRECAL Wafers 1 99c Dtlicioui Green Giant Peas & Onions 29* Green Giant Cream Style *J 0i Golden Corn can 19* S to k e ly 's Z e s ty Premium Label All Meat 17c coupon on purehost of Swift Premiun Bag Sausage packed in each pkg.I A ll G r in d s Swift s Franks . . . . ib. 49c APPLE SAUCE FOLGERS COFFEE Nutritious Sliced, Skinless Beef Liver............ ib. 49c Dolicioul Tornow'a Smoked Sausage . ib. 59, 303 limit 1 p e r c u s t o m e r w ith Legal Notice x o-riti: son - p u r c h a s e s ol $ 7 or m o r e op applica tio n t a x m :x i> (le r . ISMS af tasat PlerMa sta tu te NOTICE IS IlE n K R T HIV. EN, T in t I. n. Quirk Jr. A J. It Itech th« held .r o f the fallo w in g eertlflrat* hae filed •eld certificate for u x deed to tie Iteued thereon. The cert i­ fica te number and year o f leeuenre. t it* description o f tho property, and (he uamo In which It n i l steeeeed etc ee fotlnwo: Certlfliete No. S/2S o f Ctrl. No. « To Teer o f Ieeuan.e FRESH PORK Description o f Trop erir Date 7 A S Block E Traet 77 Sanlando Hprlnga Ac­ cording lo Plate Thereof Recorded upon the Publlo Ilecorda o f S.mlnola Coun­ ty S*lof Ida Name In which uisceied John v r . Boone. Trutlee. All o f e n d property belna In the County o f Hemlnole, State o f Florida, tfaloee ouch certlflcato ahall ho redeamrd arcordlna lo lew tho property described In eucli certificate will be told to the hlaheet bidder at the front dee r o f the Seminole County Ceurt H o m e at Sanford. Flor­ ida, on tho first Monday In tho month o f February, 1)12, which le the Ith day o f Fe b ­ ruary. 1 s t : . TtATFIt ihle JSih day e f December, l t d . (K A L I Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Cterk Circuit Court Seminole co u nty, Florida r u b ltih Jen. IT, t l , II. S9SX Roast Steaks Ham . . Sides • (Boston Butt) Ib. Ib. Ib. Ib. a Ib. Ib. dairy specials T O O Flavarfwl Impanel Bread Mb. CtS. Margarine .... Dinner Rolls 2 ■jg?* 49* ■ (•akitana'i Oalicitus S 29* 39* 49* 55* 39* 37* 49* lb Pear Halves Crest Tooth Paste large On-Car Brand Frestn Baal Carrots ......... Pi,. 7' Juicy Florida Zipper-Skin Tangerines medium dos. 10' 4 -FUkarmrn Qukk-Frai.n New Florida Red Bliss Fish Sticks ... 3 V»V.. *1 Potatoes ..... b»',b' 29' ff303 can 19 29' 73 7< M ISO.OK m o w s S K G P rn za IM S K IT as /apzimBuiaa + Ts. •SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS* CASSELUERRY. PERN PARK, LONCWOOD. MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD." . . . from HIGHWAY 17*92 and STATE HOAD 4S6 JM F R E E S St O r « « n S ta m p s Tame Creme Rinse largo lixe e Green Peas . . . 2 S 35' Reg. Price $1.00 .. e Tender Lorye Green Giant White Rain Shampoo Crisp Western Cello-Pecked • Niblets Corn . . 2 Clear or Regulor (R eg .'P rice 60c) Noodles .......... 69* . . . "ii;.** Pk|. • Green Giant Golden Whole Kernel 10c O lf Pock (reg. Price 83c) fam ily sixB 23 F f i r P Tepty Bartlett (In Syrup)' Facial Lotion tleuH.r'. Quick-Fiasan Chkkaa k ► Grapefruit Juice Toni Deep Magic (Reg. Price $1) Orange Juice 2 'A*,' 89* Frozen Dinners *7.* 49* Adam's Sweetened or Unsweetened Florida 49< lix e Banquet Brand Asiartad t health & beauty aids l-B oy Re Ib. b a g B largo pkg L rV ; SLICED BACON 4 S I 39 FAB DETERGENT p u r c h a s e s ol $ 7 . or m o r e S w ift's P r e m i u m S w e e t S m o k e F lavor Miaute Maid Na<* Canciatrata Chop S u e y ..... ,k t. •ke. S i z e limit 1 p e r c u s t o m e r w ith 2 frozen foods 89' *129 •t M o . I J tiu . JONATHAN APPLES 3 Pillibuty’s family Style Y o g u rt........... Meat Loaf 3 3 $ (cut Item a glaal 100-lk. mammalk tk.ddar) IS, IT TH U CIIICLTT ( O U S T t i r T H E M A T H JUDICIAL C i n . t e n . i s a n d f o r . ar.MtNOLK COC.VTT, PLOIUDA. c a A N c r . n v so. m e t NOTIrB TO A P r E A ll EAST n t V I i n HAVINUH 1IANK, a New T o r k banking cor­ poration, ru iatiff VI. * ' •# ROBERT R. CALDW XLL and J’ ERMILLA X. C A L P 'V n i.U hie wife, and HARIIV A. W H ITAKER and ItmitLKY Si. W H ITAK ER , hie wife. Dcfendsnlt TOt ROBERT R. CAL DW ELL Address Unknown TOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ F I E D that a Complaint for Forscloeurs o f Mortaage has bean filed agalnet you on the following described property to-w lt i 1,01 SI. Block 2. WEATH a l l ERSKIELD FIRST AD DI­ TION, arcordlna lo Iho Plat therrof, recorded in r i s t Book 12. Pat* <*. Publlo Records o f Semi• nolo County, I ’ lorlde. Subject lo a drainage easement over lha North IS ftal. Togelhar with lha fallow ing Hem o f properly which Is located In and psrmanently InefalleJ ee part o f the Improvement on said land! INTERNA­ TIONAL OF UTICA FCRNACE MODEL 0118 SI E -D ; a n t yau. a rt l.ereby required te serve a copy o f your An. awer to the raid Complaint on OREQORY AND ELLISON. Attnrnefe for ria ln tlff at SI A. tv . tl th Avenue. Fort lo u d e rdale. Florida, and fits iho o ri­ ginal Answer In the office o f lb# Clerk o f lha Circuit Caurt on or bolero tht 12nd day o f January, 1SS2; otherwise the allegatlone o f said Complaint W will be taktu aa confected by you. DATED this l l l b day af Dacembtr, lSli. (SEAL) Arthur If. Rcckwllh. Jr* Clerk o f Circuit Court Oy: Joan E. Wilke Deputy Clark O regory sad EllUoa Attorney a far Plaintiff t t S.W. tsth Avenue Fort Lau d.rdal., Florida Publish Dec. : s , 27, 1SH A Jan. I, H, is**. 2 \a-Ib. Ch'dar Cheese ». 69' Ib. Pork Pork Pork Pork IVi-lk. Tatty Wiicaailn Share SALE aits Ttrnaw's Oran-Ready Free, a Free W ith Your Purchase O f $5 Or More 79* JUST 2 MORE The GOLDEN BOOK Illustrated WEEKS . . . ENCYCLOPEDIA for YOUNG PEOPLE . . . ThU I'oupou Mxpirrn Jan. 11. 1962. I.lmit Onr I'rr Family (MmtMxliffy SALE ENDS SAT., JAN. 27, 1962 �Thf 0 «n fn r fi P a g e 8— W e d . Jan . 10, *62 | m ll Miss Anderson, J. W . Bowden Engagement Announced Mr. and Mri. LeRoy A. Andor»on, 2017 lllbltcui Court Sanford, announce the en­ gagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Linda, to Jamea W. Bowden, aon of Mr. and Mra. Alvin J. Bowden, of Hobe Sound. Misa Anderaon waa borr In Tampa, graduated from Seminole High School and at­ tended Brenau College. She la a member of Zela Tau Al­ pha, eoclal aomrily and la preaently employed aa legal School and received his BSRA degree from the Uni­ versity of Florida. He is a member of Delta Sigma Pi and la employed as freight service agent by the Atlantic THURSDAY Leadership Training School at First Presbyterian Church lo Fellowship Hall at T:S0 p.ra. Deacons* meeting. 7:45 i.m . Civil War Songs MISS LINDA ANDIiRSON (Photo by House of Rnhijn) DeBary Personals By Mra. Adam Muller Dcilary was a bee hive of activity during the holiday season, neighbors entertained at coffees, teas and just plain neighborly get-togethers. Your reporter wishes all a happy and healthy New Year. The DeBary Dance Club sponsored a dinner-dance last weekend at tne Commun­ ity Center. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mrs. Shipman Honored A t Farewell Party A surprise farewell party was given for Mrs. James Shipman of ljtkc Mary by a group of friends at the home of Mrs. It. E. True on Crys­ tal Lake. A Black Tide serving tray was presented to the honored as a going away gift of re­ membrance from the group and refreshments of assorted cookies, coffee, and candy mints were served. Others participating were Mrs. Jean Brooklyn, Mra. Phyllis Rugensleln, Mrs. Har­ riet Mixon. Mrs. Geneva Cochran, Mrs. Ola Cochran, Mrs. Maxine llupklns, Mrs. Fannie laiffler, Mra. Isabelle Thompson, Mrs. Shirley Smith, Mrs. Libby Smathers, Mrs. Laurette Williams, Mrs. Ruth Goble and Mrs. Flor­ ence Zimmerman. Bear Lake Personals Mr. and Mra. Howard Van Pelt and sons, Rill and Pete, of Forest City, recently spent the day in Jacksonville visit­ ing her father. TREASURE HUNT One way tu acquire a Jew­ elry collection worth keeping if to shop second-hand shops and city or country auctions for antique brooches, earrings and bracelets. Often, you can pick them up for the price of modern costume jewelry. Allen were chairmen of the event. Mrs. William Gray enter­ tained neighbors and friends with a song test, ut her Bonita Drive home. Marvin Donahue of St. Cloud and Charles Phinney, Casselberry, enjoyed a holi­ day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marry, at their lioniton Poinscttia Rd. Neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Wright watched the California parade on the Wright's new color TV set and enjujed a buffet din­ ner served by Mra. Wright. Guests of the Edmund lovunnas at their Monroe Ave. homo included Mr. and Mrs. Al Newell, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fred Smith mid Mr. and Mrs. Carton Newell. O PEN Pledging Quality Fooda A Courteous Service ■ Leon A Ted Walker A moat outstanding and In­ teresting meeting of the Nor­ man de Vere Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy was field at tha borne of Mra. W. L. Merritt in Sunland Estates. The meeting waa opened with the ritual and aalute to the American and Confeder­ ate flags, led by Mrs. W. B. Kirby. In the absence of the pres­ ident, Mrs. W. C. Hill pre­ sided. Following the business session Mrs. T. J. Taylor read a southern poem "Little GUfin of Tennessee,” by < Char­ leston, S. C., poet. The program waa presented by Mrs. Merritt and consisted of Civil War songs from an album of records entitled "Songs of the Confederacy." Their origin was explained and auch songs as "Lorena," "Bonnie Blue Flag" and "The Conquered Banner" were among those played. The hostess aerved chiffon pie with nuts and eoffee to Mrs. C. A. Adsms, Mra. L. A. Brumley, Mra. Claude P. Herndon, Mra. Taylor, Mra. Hill, Mra. W. B. Kirby, Mra. R. F. Robison, Mrs. A. K. Rossetter, Mrs. A. B. Wal­ lace. Mra. R. "R. Wright. Mra. R. B. Monroe, and a visitor, Mrs. Elisabeth Sharon. Osteen Personals Mr. and Mrs. Grant Clutter entertained at dinner the fol­ lowing guests recently: Mrs. Edna Clutter, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Newcomb. Mr. and Mrs. Vivien Allman and aon Paul, Mr. and Mra. J. L. Allman and son J. L. Jr., Mra. Thomas Seagravea, William, Dwayne and Cindy Clutter. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wallet and seven children were re­ cent overnight gucMi of Mr. and Mrs. John Melrose. They left for a visit to the Flor­ ida Keys and were accom­ Lake Mary panied by Mr. and Mrs. War­ ren Melrose and daughter Ruth. The Wallet* are owner* and operator* of a 2.800 acre Prairie farm io Saginaw, By Frances Heater I-eon Q. Pickering of Lake Mich. Mary, who has been at Bay Pines in St. Petersburg, is Casselberry now staying at a nursing borne in Orlando and will ap­ preciate hearing from hia friends here. Try and get a By Jane Casselberry card or letter off to him soon at this address: 112 Pasadena A recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Drexel Ice of I-akethore Place, Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Slokes Dr., Casselberry, was Mrs. and family of Lake Mary had Ice's brother, Jim Meeker of the following guests Christ­ Chilllcothe. Ohio. mas Day: Ira Stokes, from St. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cloud; Mrs. Lucile Abrams Muhlhauser, 83 Griggs Dr., nnd Mr. and Mrs. Warren Casselberry, arr hi* sisters Haines, from Sanford; A /lc and brother In-law, Mr. and and Mra. Ralph J. Michels, Mrs. Pete Morman and Mra. Patrick Air Force Base; and Ruas Elam of Marlon, Iowa. A/2c Palo Abney Jr., home on The visitors like Casselberry leave for the Christmas holi­ *o much they hate decided to days from Alaska. make their home here. MRS. MAPES Couple Hosts Former Friends A t Dinner Parly The Chester Hendersons en­ tertained a group of old friends at thair Enterprise home recently with a dinner party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William McGee, Talla­ hassee; Mr*. K. M. Averill, Haines City; Mr. and Mrs. John Kreitxer, Largo; Mr*. Tom Mitchell, Valley Springs, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Mitchell, Mrs. Guy Fraser and Ada Humphries, all of Orlando. Also Mrs. Elmer SUugler, Maitland; Ernest Churchwell, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Alden Rollins, Miami; Richard Davis, Jacksonville; Mlsa Sylvia Davis, Fairfax, Va.; Gary Wake, Lynchburg, Va.; Mr. and Mra, Donald Lucey, Durham, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davis, Daytona, and Howard Henderson, Enter­ prise. Personals / 43-INCII Drapery Fabric If If If 79‘ PARK AVK. ii rw Extra 9 # 8 9 Special JR. Special \ & H A LF SIZE t I i l Sale Regular i i I I I I 10.95 • • • 25.95 • • • f At k f C ! PLAYGIRL FASHIONS RPECIAL GUESTS V I SALON Drivs I 8 .7 9 2 0 .7 9 h Boy's Shirts during the cocktail hour. . . 7 to 9 Twist Fashions will be modeled from . . . r BEAUTY • Cotton Flannel Completely Wnahnble Closeout Ages 8 to 18. Plaid. Reg. 3.00 b \ \ »"<« \ • Limited RatarviUoa* 5.00 Childrens Coats f ih& TO $22.95 i i M* F A 2-7684 ” 7 Vi Price V A LU E S i i D an cers. . at 9 p. m. Park 9 4 REGU LAR, .A Arthur Murray uat Off 4 d ta lA D R IV E F A 2-5783 a 125.00 ViPrice - FABRIC—. 2559 5 6.95 to 5 Yd. HOLLYWOOD \ SHOP I.KNT1IERIC OAK Reduced T o CLOSEOUT Regular 111 Permanent 2311 RE G U LA R WIDE Friday Night, Jan. 12 r • DAWN'S Dresses Coats Suits Sportswear SA L E PARTY A REGULAR ItO.M II RECK WAVE JjcudifL& i ^ / / J'M nch J'laVi by FA B R IC w f Be the First in America WITH Mra. Garfield Walker, inner guard; Mrs. John Pierro, outer guard; Mra. H. C. Diebrow, secretary, and Mrs. W. E. Pratt Jr., treasurer. Serving as three, two and one year trustees, respective­ ly, will be Mra. Robert S. Billhlmer, Mra. Stephen Androsko and Mrs. Harold Kastner. The slate of new officers will be installed at a public installation service, at 2 p.m. this Sunday, at the Civic Center. Mrs. Bowersox. retiring president, presided at the masting. Among other busi­ ness discusaed waa the gifl of money to the Harry Anna Crippled Children's Home in Umatilla. Tha drove will continue to hold the fish fry* at the Elks Club each Friday night. Take out orders may be obtained by calling the Elk* Club. A few highlights of the past year Include a cash donation to the Elks to asaiat with their projects; participation In the Elks Mothers' Day program, their flag day servlcea and the performance of Elks' Real at the memorial service. Tiie Doe* have alio been active in assisting the Canter Society, TB Association, Re­ tarded Children's School and they entered a float in the annual Christmas parade. Several successful money making projects havl been completed. They gave a $50 savings bond and a transistor radio at the Christmas party for members and their fam­ ilies. Their president attended both the stale and national conventions last year. All friend* of the group are cor­ dially invited to the installa­ tion ceremony Sunday after­ noon. Dresses Personals Angel's Restaurant NOW Sanford Drove 160 Benevo­ lent Order of Does held the annual election of officers for 1962 at the regular monthly meeting in the Elks' Lodge room. Officers elected to serve for the coming year were Mra. Richard F. Mapes, president; Mra. H. L. Foley, firat coun­ selor; Mra. George Demattlo. senior counselor; Mr*. Bowersox, junior counselor; Mrs. B. G. Caruthers, conductor; Program O f Personals Calendar Church Committee Mrs. Mapes Elected President Of Does U D C Enjoys Enterprise Church Hostess T o The executive committee of the United Presbyterian Wom­ en's Association of the Com­ Coast Line Railroad, in Jack­ munity Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary met at the home sonville. The wedding will be an of the presideqt. Mra. James event of March 3, at 3:00 M. Thompson, last week. Plans and program for the p. m. at the All Souls Church, coming year were presented in Sanford. by the members. Those present were Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, Mra. H. M. Cochran, Mra. W. C. Hopkins. Mrs. Don Smith, Mra. Richard W. Keogh, Mrs. Robert C. Rugeniteln, and Mra. J. W. Pllley. secretary by the ACL Rail­ road, In Jacksonville. Mr. Bowden waa born In Crystal Falla, Mich., la a graduate of Stuart High lly Helen Snodgrass Judge and Mrs. Alfred Clapp, of Montclair, N. J „ arc spending severs! days at their home “ Thornby," on Lake Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Tidwell of Stuart, Mr. and Mra. lien Barney, Corpus Christl, Tex., and Mra. Bertie Ray, Parrish, Ala., arc visiting the Ray family, Mr. and Mra. Charles Ray, Mr. and Mra. S. B. Ray and Mr. and Mrs. 0 . B. Sides. Mra. Bertha Hardin, Enter­ prise, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Hardin, Sanford, and Mr. and Mra. Art Parker of Orlando, attended the funeral of Mra. Annie McClain in Bartow. Howard Smith has returned to hla home in Pierson after spending the holidays with hla grandmother, Mra. Eva Co­ hen. Mias Linda Dunn has re­ turned to her studies at Jones Business College in Orlando after spending the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.* Harvey L. Dunn. Mr. and Mra. Kirby S elim and children and Mra. Bobby Hamilton visited relatives in Cpcoa last week. ■Miss Jean Parker has re­ turned to Florida State Uni­ versity after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 . J. Parker. Mr. and Mra. L. O. Hay man have returned home after spending Uic holidays with Mr. and Mra. L. 0 . dayman Jr.. In Houston, Tex. Mra. E. W. Jones attended the wedding of her daughter, Ginger, to Hal Scourlock, at the home of tltc groom, In Sea Island, Dec. 30. The couple will reside In Sea Island. Gin ger is employed at the Cocoa Bank and the groom by Pan American Airways. n r . and Mrs. G. B. Hut­ chens of Hobart. Okla., have arrived in Enterprise to spend the winter at (he home of Mr. and Mra. C. A. Henderson. Rev. and Mrs. James Mc­ Cullough and children of Green Cove Springs were re­ cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. W .L. Tyler. Miss Jean Cunningham spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Cunningham. She has been making her home with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Ucnby, in Oldsmar, and attending High School there. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Couliette are the parents of a T lb. 10H o i. daughter, horn Dec. 30 at the Del.and Hos­ pital. Mrs. I’millet te Is the former Miss Theresa Peter­ man. The rouple have three other children, all boys. UPW President \L • FA 2*1251 * 1.99 One Table Men's Slacks Neurly All Sizes Reg. Price To 15.95 NOW 7.88 Boy's Slacks Men's Sweaters Ages 8 to 18. Assorted Colors. Reg. 4.98 to 7.95 Blends in solids & patterns each greatly reduced. Now Vi Price All Sale Tagged �\ llf|* G in fu rb ^ rra lb Trd. Jnn. 10, ’ 82— P a g e 0 Color, Design Sparks Art Show By Dottle Higginbotham Mri, Hcltn DeWltt, well known local artist, has the current mowing at the local display center at Scnkarik's Paint and Glass Store on Magnolia Are. Mrs. DcWitt's expressive and colorful works Include both oils and watercolors, with a wide range of subjects. There are some very brilliant and true-io-life paintings of Resident Asks Smoke Relief native floucrs Including hon­ eysuckle, nasturtiums, petun­ ias, hibiscua, cassia, bougainvlllta, roses and others, beau­ tifully reproduced. The show includes two im­ pressive portraits, one of an elderly Negro man and one of a local young beauty. There are some interesting still-life pictures, some local scenes, a richly colored abstract and some studies of dragonflies, colorful fungi and colorful umbrellas on a rainy night. The light coming from the building in the background in tha umbrella scene Is a mar­ velously brilliant glow. Happily enough, many of these psintings are for sale and can be purchased at al­ most giveaway prices. Most of them are unframed, leav­ ing the choice o f framing to the taste and decor of the householder. Mr*. DeWllt, the guiding spirit of the Sanford Art Assn., was responsible for the formation of the group three years ego. She is ■ vet­ eran of the world of art, was active In the field of commer­ cial art and women's fashion design for many years. Mrs. DeWit received her art Donald Maxwell, a property owner from Altamonte Springs, told the county com ­ missioners Monday that smoke from a constantly burning dump in his area was a nuisance. He said that ap­ peals to the Altamonte city council had brought no re­ sults. Commissioner Avery ad­ vised Maxwell to contact the county sanitarian for advice as the burning of dumps is against health department regulations. “ All dumps are supposed to be In the form of sanitary landfills to be covered over and not burned. The smoke from burning trash and garb­ Bids for filing cabinets for age la said to constitute a health menace besides being the county agents office, pre­ an unpleasant nuisance," sented to the board o f county com mis sioners Tuesday b y Avery said. Cecil Tucker, were awarded to the lowest bidden. Ridding on one cabinet went to George Stuart o f Orlando x oT trn o r a f f m c a t io x r o n t a x siks : d and one to Powell Office Sup­ let*, tei.te I'lt t iis i i m i i m ply of Sanford. •r seiei In other business, Tucker NOTICE IS H E R I i n r a i v KN. That I. n. Quick Jr. * naked that a directive be J. R. K*rh th* holder o f th* follow in g cfrllHcatS hs* filed drawn up to defina the work •aid o t r tlflca lt for tax dtrd of the county agent's office In to bt Issued thsraon. Tbs ce r­ connection with the county tificate number and re a r o f Issuance, the description o f owned orange grove. th* propertr. and tha asm* In Tucker laid that with proper which It m i aeseaesd are care and fertilisation tha follow *: Cortlflcata No. 7S7 T e a r o f grove could produce a good latusnca ISIS crop each year. Description o f Prop ertr “ As It stand* now, there are IAits IS A E. : j ft. o f IAit IS Itlork 73 Sanlsndo Plat three people Involved in the nook S r a te s IIH -II-I7 grove management and deci­ A tt Name In which aieessed sion to sell, pick, work the W a r n s 1). A lilt* N. Vlalh. grove and other matters perAll o f said propertr bain* In tha C ountr o f Bamlnola, Blata talnlng to the care of tha o f Florida. Unite* aurh ce rti­ trees, and this often becomes ficate shall ha redeemed a c­ cord in g to law the propertr very involved, with overlap described In such certificate ping responsibilities," Tucker w ill ha aold to tho hlehaet said. Office To Get New Files Legal Notice bidder at tha front door o f tha Ramlnolt Countr Court Iluueo at Banford. Flurlda, un tha flrat Slender In tha month • f February, ISIS, which la tha Sth d* r o f Pahruarr. 1»•*. Daiad this ISth dar o f Dec­ ember spsi. (S EA!.) Arthur If. Ileckwlth, Jr. Clark Circuit Court, ■amlnola County. Florida Publish Jan. 10, 17, tl. SI, 1SSS o r A P P i.irsT iov r o w TA X D F I D (Sae. IBS.ie Flertda Siatatea •r tatat NOTICE 18 IIKKBRY 0 1 V . I N , That Herbert Cherry th* bold er o f th* follow ln * eartlfir st* has (lied said certifi­ cate for l*x deed »* he t*««»d thereon. Th* certificate num­ ber and year o f Issuance, the description o f tha property, and the name In which It was •ateseed ara a* f o l l o w * : Certificate No. I t l Tear af laauanca IttS Description o f Property I.ota S A 4 niork II Hunvalo w c i t y 1*1at n ook T jxoticss I 'l l * ss Name In which aaaceacJ Annie Jackson. All a f aald property being In th* County o f Semi­ nole, state of Florida. Unless such certificate shall be re ­ deemed accord ln* to law tha property described In eueh cert ifica te will be told to th* hlaheet bidder at tha front d oor o f tha Seminole Countr Court House at Sanford. Flor­ ida. an tha first Monday la tha month af February, tSSt, which la tha Sth day o f Fe b ­ ruary, ISIS. Data this ISth day o f Oct­ ober, ISSI. (SEAL) Arthur II. neekwlth. Jr. Clerk Circuit Ceart Hemlnol* County, Florida Publish Jan. 1». 17, St. SI, 1SSS !■ the c a a r t a f th* Cwaaty J a l a * , S*aHaala Caaaty, Fl*rHa. la Prabat*. l a *at Batata a f DAVID O R A T WAGGONER. DlctlltS T a All C**dllara a a l Paraaaa H ar la n Clalaaa a* nmaaala Aaatast Ball ra ta l* i You and each o f you are hereby notlflad and required to peasant any claim* and d*mands which you, ar *lth«r of you, may hav* aaaln*t tha •atata o f DAVID DRAT WAG ­ GONER, d*c*s**4. 1st* o f said County, to th* County Juds* o f Mamlnol* County. Florida, at his o f flr t In th* court housa a f aald County at San­ ford, Florida within *la reWn. dar months from tha tlma o f tha flrat publication o f this notice. Each claim or demand •hall ba In wrltlnc, and ahatl •tat* th* placa o f r*tld*nca and past afflra addraas af th* claimant, and ahatl b* sworn to by th* claimant, hia *»• • «r attoraay, and any aueh «l»lm or demand not •■» fllsd thall ba void. W. Roy W a s f o i x r Ao o ia cu to r o f tb* Loot Will and T*atam*at a f David Gray W » ( f o n « r , dt etattd Gao. A. nptor. Jr. Attorooy for oald Uotata 1 1 * 4 Max nolle Avinu* ■anford, Florida Plrat p u b licit ie s January It, A. d , i n : . Publish Jae. IS. 17, II, II, Legal Notice NOTICB OF A P rt.trA T K H f FOR T AX IIStKIt IP4.IS Florida Stalataa tsar. •r tatai NOTICE 18 HKltKnr G IV ­ EN, That 1. H. Quirk Jr. A J. H. Each th# holder o f tha fnltnwtnr cortlflcata has fils,] aald r-rtlflrs t * for tai d»»d to ti* laauad th*r*on. T l x r*rtlflcat* number and year o f iMuoncs, tho description o f tho property, and th* nom* In which It wo* o * i * n t d ar* •* followoi Cartlflrot* No. I l l Toor a f tMuanco ISIS n**cr!pt!an o f Property t.nt i Block D 8an1andn Country c l u b K*tat*a Plat Hook It Poa* SS Nome In which • ••rued Koy Dovolnpmonl A Realty Inc. All o f aald property brink In th* County o f 8*mlnot*. P u t s o f Florida. UnUoo ouch eortlflrat* shall ba r*d**m*d a c­ cord In x to la w th* property doacrlhad In such cartlflrot* will ba sold to th* hluhoat bidder at tha front door o f tho H*mtnol* County Court llou s* at Hanford. Florida, on tha flrat Monday In tho month o f Fsbrnary, 1S4J. which la th* Sth day o f February, 1SS7. Datad this ISth day e f Dec­ ember. t a n . (BEAL.) Arthur H. H «rk«lt h. J r , Clark Circuit Court Bamlnnl* County, Florida Publish Jan. t*. 17, SI, St. ISIS training and teaching certifi­ cate at the Illinois Women's College, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Academy of Fine Arts. When site came to Florida about ten years ago, the beauty of tha flowers and landscape inspired her to be­ gin painting again, after an arid period of 30 years in which she “ did nothing." Her background of design is xpparent in her work, which Is characterised by exquisite a-tendon to Ictail and fine reproduction. YU , 1®P; V SUPERMARKETS / Set Designing Like Painting, Artist Says f V t W * ' •C Paul Daren, Seminole Coun ly teacher and artiat wai the speaker at the meeting of the dinner meeting o f the Sanford Art A nn. Monday held at the Capri Restaurant. Daren described to the group his work as a designer of theatrical stage seta. He said that designing and set­ ting up a stage scene was much like painting a picture In that the color, style, period, furnishings and designs must all reflect the mood of the scene. Stage scenery tells a part of Ihc story, he said. In that It gives the Imprriilon of the lives of the people in the scene, their character, the walk of life, and the happen Ings of the event, revealing much of the background of the atury. Mrs. Beth Gregiry, presi­ dent of the association, read a letter from Mayor Joe Ba­ ker, thanking tha group for their time and icrvlcs In re painting tha nativity scene that standi on the from lawn o f the City Hall during the Christmas season. Wing Milestone At NAS Slated Once again a milestone in the history of Heavy Attack Wing One will occur at the Sanford Naval Air Station on Jan. 19. The event will be the flrat graduation clasi of A3J Pilots and Bombardier/Navlgatora. Also the first A3J Vigilantes to ba assigned to a Fleet aquadron will be formally turned over to Heavy Attack Squadron Seven. The presentation of this new weapon In the Navy's arsenal to a Fleet Unit repretents the untiring efforts of many civilian and military personnel who are now In San­ ford. The Graduation of rilota and Bombardier/Navlgatart la alto representative of com ­ bined effort of military and civilian personnel. Legal Notice NOTH! Th* annual >n**ilne o f tb* •tockholder* o f th* Florida Kioto Hank. Hanford, Florida, a banking corporation, will ha h»ld In th* hanklnc room on tVodnaaday, Januarr If, I t i l , *t t i l l p. m. for th# f o llo w Inx purpoora: (IS Elaet a Hoard o f Director* for th* onoulnc y**r and th* tranoartlon nf ouch ether huolnra* a* may com * b*for* tha maatlna. T. E. Turktr P r cildtnt Publish: Jan. ;. !*. I » « . Answer ta Previous Pun la U.S.D.A. 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Q U A N T IT Y R IG H T S R E S E R V E ) �mmhmhhBMIKIIHHHMMHHBHBH ttlir Wrralft 0 a n fo r& By Abigail Van Buren WEDNESDAY I 1:0* (3) S O’clock Mo)le i t ) Channel t Neweroom <>> ARC 1:13 I t ) A tla n t ic W eather 13) New icopa Nawa (3) Xawacop* X i t i t : t t 12) NUC K i w i 7 00 13) lit 7:11 i t ) 7:3* (2) If) I .o s r l o v e toe? p c h u d m MUSIC OF A CRICKET* ; POO CWH? NCfiV WHO CAM I TELL THAT „ WOULD BELIEVE ME 7 OF COURSE, YOUREALLY CODLDM'T CALL IT ------------------ M OSC­ OW, you HAPPY, HAPPY L I'L W6 ^ l>) l : 0« I f ) 1:10 12) I tl i»> ».*• 13) I*) 1:30 ( f ) lOiOt 12) ft) l») 10:30 t i ) R a in b o w Ran ch Party King of Dlamomla Miami Undercover Doug Kdwarda Wagon Train Th* A l v i n S h o w TIIA Th* Third Man Joey Rlahop I'hrikm al* Top Cat Perry Como Hawaiian Ky* Dick Van Dyk* Show Itob New hart I). M. Sleet Ilnur Naked City David llrlnkley'a Journal l t :0 * t i l N*w *eop * (t) (01 11:30 12) It) 11:11 I f ) Channel f N*w*room Mld-Kla. 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KUMAW W 00I tWIYWHCAT CASH NOW! **\YWt»Ag8U»l WYrBltt..L COUIP ClAAA We FOUNT 0A LOOT .......... “ IN A AtUYt TALKTOYOU kAlMMiOKWl LARD SPENDS MOKE TIME ON MIS BACK THAN ON MIS FEED I PONT KNOWJUAT WHAT HE MEANT WHEN HE END HE WAS OOHHK GET j ACTION. BUT I DO t KNOW RXJZY— J —AN* 1 CANT HfLP FEELING UNEASY.' 10:0* i t i B i y f i l l (2) Sign On f:20 I f ) Sign On f : 3 t (3) CoiitlnenlDl C L * * ' room ( I ) College o f the Air 7:*t 131 Today 7:33 (3) Perm Market Re­ port T:3« (31 Today I f ) Wake Up Movie* 7:3t ( » ) Countdown New* tiOt (t) Captain Kangaroo I I ) Mickey Kvana Show 1:31 l i t Weather end New* l:lft (2) Todey 1:10 It) Cartoonvlll* !:ot (2) Jack lealene Show <f) Spenleh Romper Room W hen III Cat.nJar !B:U t i t Tr oo M* with Father 10:1* (3) I’ la, Tour Hunch Kt t i 3 t I t l D an g rr oua llnbln <t> W eek ly N*wa lit* til* (t) »:*• 42) Robin llo<.<t t : ( i («> rantral ( 'l l . New* ■ ml I n t .r .la n a i l l IH Bpaniah I l««( I.tier (*) lllch I 'l i n Cooking School 11:0* <11 Price I* Right <»> Video Village l » ) Th* Texan 11:1* t i t Concentration t i l Hitrprla* Package O l Tnura Knr A Honr 13:0* f i t Tour P i n t Imi>rce■Ion ( ( ) I.ova o f l.lfe t i l Camouflage THURSDAY I’ . M. 12) Truth nr Come* quenrea I t) Search for T o m o r­ row (0) Maka That Pa CO I f ) lluldlng bight (3) NIIC Nawa Report (3) 'Pool* (1) 1 Married Juan I t ) Day In Court <f) Ae Tha World Turna t t ) orbit 121 Jan Murray Show ( f l Paaaword ill Jane Wyman Show 43) 1. o r alt a Young ( » ) Sfven Keya (f) Art I.lnklatter (2) Dr. Malona (fl Mllllntialra (1) <jureti Por a Day (f) Th* Verdict I* Your* (0) Whn Do Tou Tru*t I f ) Colllngwood New* (3) Make Room for Daddy <f> Itrlgliter Day (0) American llandatand It) H*rr«t Storm (2) Here'* Hollywood ( f ) lldg* o f Night (1) American Youth Nawa (1) I O'clock Movla I t ) L'nrla Wall It) HurkUharry Hound (2) I O 'c lo ck Movla I t ) Popaya rlayhou** I t ) Hravard New* )EAR ABBY: My fiance and I DEAR G. G.: I am not qualified to give legal advice. But it is possible for one to be LEGALLY right and .MORALLY wrong. I At ill say it is morally wrong for a woman to pick her husband’s pockets. • • • DEAR ABBY: My husband drives a truck for n living and is gone for a week at a time. I got pretty lonesome and started thinking about accepting a date with n certain man who told me he didn't love his wife and had a secret yearning for me for years. I made the date with him and was all set to go. Then I read the letter in your column signed HIGH AND DRY. That changed my mind. Abby, I will never get that lonesome again. Thanks for opening my eyes before it was too late. I wouldn’t risk losing mv husband and children for any­ thing. JUST IN TIME Are things rugged? For a person­ al reply, write to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., and don't for­ get a stamped, self-addressed enve­ lope. • * * For Abby’s booklet, "How To Hnve A Lovely Wedding,” send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. lx)& JJts (jJd m w TV Key Previews 7:30- 8:30 p. m. (NBC) Wagon Train—“ Th* Dick 1’ederaon Story.” On* begin* to wonder how the original wag­ on train* ever reached their destination*, what with the Intramural feuding* between passengers offers so consist­ ently in thla series. This epi­ sode promised more than it delivered with James McAr­ thur, a good young actor, hampered with an unconvinc­ ing characterisation o f a brooding youth who Indulges his hostile Impulse* on th* eld­ est of five slaters (Ann* Helm). Predictably, he'a a hero at the finish. 8:30-9:80 p. m. (CB8) Check­ mate. “ The Star System." Don't (wallow these charact­ ers aa typical of Hollywood and you'll enjoy th* character­ ization, particularly that o f Kllxabeth Montgomery, excel­ lent In her role as a spoiled, seemingly ruthless movie star. Also good la Jack I-ord as a producer - director who'e not too pleased with her posses­ sive Instincts. Of th* regular stars, Doug McClure gets full­ est play in this hour as he tries to checkmate ugly rum­ or* about tha star that could result In newspaper headlines. 9-10 p. m. (NBC) Th* Perry Como Show. (Color). Perry's guests tonight should dsllght both mom and dad. Art LinkUtter la on* o f th* most dur­ able o f TV'a “ Afternoon Love A ffairs” In millions of Am irican homes, while Juliet lYowse needs nothing more than what sha already possesses to pleas* th* American male. Juliet does not disappoint in a dance number on “ Take The A Train," while Llnkletter takes Como and Company DEAR MISS VAN BUREN: Sixty years ajfo, when I was a young1 man, I read in the newspaper that a husband had chnrged his wjfe with "stealing” because she picked his pockets. The judge said she was not guilty because she had a right to pick his pockets. When a judge hands down a verdict on some case which has never before been settled in court, his verdict establishes a precedent and becomes "Law." Abby, you said in your column that a wife has no business picking her husband’s pockets. I am sure if you had known of this law you wouldn't hnve given that answer. Respectfully, G. G. back to their childhood duys in a skit on his own program's Interview! with tht moppet set. 9:30-10 p. m. (CUS) The Dlek Van Dyke Show. Tonlght'a show la not up to the comedy ptaka achieved on prevlout epiaodtt, though sorns good, sharp gag lines coma across In fine fashion. When Uob (Dick Van Dyke) finda wifa I.aura (Mary T y l a r Moore) opening hit mail, he uaea the aituatlon fur a com­ edy akelch that inukea a big hit with evtryona but Laura. If the off-camera voice you hear ia the aketch ia familiar, it'a because it belong* to Carl Rainer. 10-10:30 p. m. (NIIC) Th* Bob Newhart Show. (Color), Many ahowmen would nevar add a monologue act to a show that ia built around mono­ logue. That ia what haa been done to tonight's |diow. New­ hart, an axcellent one-man comedy act, haa i n v i t e d Charlee I-aughton, an excel­ lent one-man dramatic act to maka a guest appearance. 10-11 p. m. (CUS) Tha Unit­ ed States Stael Hour. "Far From Tha Shada Tree,” star­ ring Jack Caraon, Anita Louise and Keir Dullea, r e v o l v e * around tha problam* a family facea following a transition from povarty to substantial wealth. Jack Caraon ia effec­ tive aa a onatlme truck driver who haa become the owner of a large trucking concern. Un­ affected, he finda it hard to cops with hi* wife and elder aon'a sophistication, while hia younger son and daughter take sides with his more nat­ ural attitude*. Nine timet out of 10: The woman who pride* her­ self on being frank ia juat being catty. The woman who always does more than her share of the talking Isn't nearly at fas­ cinating to others as she ia to herself. The woman who tells you that her children never caused her one hit of trouble either has a short memory, or her children were more adept than moat at oovering up their mischief. The woman who can be the funniest at someone else’a expense ia never able to ap­ preciate a joke on herself. The woman who isn't happy where she is, wasn't happy where she "w aa," either. The woman who claims she and her husband have never spoken a cross word isn't as happily married or a i much in love as the wife who oc­ casionally says, "I'm so mad at John I could wring his neck." The woman who lies about her age isn't fooling anybody but herself. The woman who has never been known to lay a bad word about anybody ia the kind of person whose good words don't carry much weight. The woman who is often de­ scribed aa "plain ns an old shoe” can well afford to be. The woman who telle you something unpleasant "for you.' own good” gets a cer­ tain ttgree of pleasure out of the telling. The woman who says "J'na not bragging, but . . . ” in. "How to Have ■ Happy Husband." Send as cents to Ruth Mlllett Reader Serviec, c /o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. By Oswald Jacoby The St. Paul Winter Carni­ val Tournament haa been granted regional itatua thla yoar. It regularly breaks re­ cords as a sectional and those who plan to attend It the first four days of February had better get their reservations in early. One of the best of th* younger St. Paul players is Mrs. Myron Hill. In list year’s event she was defend­ ing against a spade alam. Her one possible taking trick wet the queen of diamond* and she proceeded to beat the slam by the unusual exped­ ient of getting it out of her hand at the first opportunity. South had high cards to spare with his six-spade bid. but he also had a bad diamond situation. He won the opening heart lead, drew trumps, cashed his other high heart and three clubs, and then led a diamond. Most players would play low 49T A ll W 10 BIT I 9 Q J I4 I ♦ Q9 4K 10I ♦ • T il 4 /M 4 SOUTH (Dk A A K I4 I4 f AS ♦ 411 4 AQi Both vulnerable S e a * Weal N ee* Baal 14 Paaa 1 4 Fna* 4N.T. P u s I A Fuse ■ H.T. Paae • A Peee ♦4 P u* Pea* Peas Opening lead—U 10 making two diamond tricks. If she had played the nine of diamonds, South would have gone up with dummy's ace and led the suit back. K West rose with the king be would drop the queen. X be played low, Mrs. Hill would mske her queen snd have te lead a heart or a club either of which, would allow Soutta to ruff in dummy and discard his lait diamond at (he sans* lime. Service TV RENTAL automatically, but not Mrt. Seminole T V Hill. She dropped the queen Borrow Our Tub* Checker on the table whereupon South 3100 Sanford Are. FA 3-4929 bad no way to keep Eaat from It’s Same Old Story For Moore ■*— »Ml > M TUBO ffice OF| bjmk n c fiu tjr WHAT DtO TOE PSYCHIATRIST . SAYABOUT < BLUE JAHB?, NOTBAO POR TWOYTARSl J TWO<NUKM WORK. WMATW YOUR < CACH. NO a I'VE UFT MY CStAJCCWRC W„a8TIMATB- PRJNCIV/ tSTUAATE. "BANKS AT HOME MJ6HT W--\ •>rf COUNT ^ DC NOSY— •HUG REFUSED TO > TALK TO THE DOCTOR/ HAS(Tf OCCUWTCD 10 VOll tWAT IMI6HT M6H YCUR SHARE J as wtu.r ,— ^ . aaaqaa WHAT DOYOUI SHE REFUSED ilUjUSTTHAT/.WII KIYHAT ATC WE K 60046 TO DO LOS ANGELES (U P I )-A r chie Moore, who has been through the same thing many times before, today took in stride an ultimatum from the New York State Athletic Commission that he defend his portion of the light heavy­ weight championship or Awfelt it. Moore was In Lot Angeles on buxine aa wlitn the New York commission announced it wanU the 49-year-«ld champion to sign provision­ ally within M days to defend hla crown against Harold Johnson, recognlied by the Boxing National tton as champion. -in t h e a t n {p o lk s m a riA (Ball MAYFAIR INN Saturday, Jan. 13th, 9 't i l BILL A D L E R & HIS OPEN Ilia TODAY THRU SAT. Kitz Theatre i rilONB FA I-111A NOW SHOWING At 7:99 4 Annual ORCH ESTRA |oM*e t t m r f h i d i 10th 10:30 DRESS OPTIONAL STARTS SUN. JERRY LEWIS AS “TUB ERRAND BOY1 $1.50 Per Person "T h e Tattered Dreaa” Jeff Chandler Jean Crain Plea A t •;•• Only "My Man Godfrey' June Ally son David Niven In Celer Benefit * - - Sanford Police Benevolent A ssn., Inc. i �t The More You Tell - The Quicker You Sell I Rent! Hire! Dial FA 2 - 2 6 1 1 6. For Rant Classified Phone FA 2-2611 (Hr FURNISHED Garage apart* HOMES LOTS ACREAGE ment. MOM* W. lit. KnSALES RENTALS trance on Mangousttno Ave. No children. Mra. Duren Srralft • a n forh Jan. 10,__’02 SW E E T IE FIE P«Rf 11127. Special Services By Nadine Seltzer Helmly Realty FURNISHED cottage for rent 308 W. 13th Street by month. IT-92 at Five ; FA 2-7605 Eveningi FA 2-2379 l’ olnti. FA 2*1467. ONE OF THE Cleaned 3 bed­ S P A C I O U S , Modem, well room, 2 bath hornet in San­ furniihed, one bedroom ford. For Sale with nolhiag apartment. I l l W. isth. down, block fenced comer yard. Fla. room. Immedi* SLEEPING Room*, 803 Park ate occupancy. FA 2-1699, Ave. ‘ Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tu**., thru fr l. • 8 P. M. day before Insertion. Mon. - Sat. soon. HTIIAIQIIT CLAHHIFIKI): Tuea., thru FH. • .1 I*. M. Hay before Insertion. Mon. • Sat. IW I KKHI'ONHIUILITY: The llarald will not be responlble for more than one In101: ret Inarrtion of your ad, and reterveae the right to re Vice or reject any advertiseeterl from what ordered to conform to the policies of thla paper. Sales & Service li. II. HIGH Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3315 Days Evenings Sanford FA 2-3813 C ROSA L. PAYTON "Why don't you have TV 13. Mortgage Loans dlnnere for doga? 22. Build - Faint - Repair MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial A Residential ROOM S P E C I A L $14.93' Painting inside and out Call Mr. Tasker, FA 2-8159 Stenstrom Realty SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter Repairs, Alterations, Painting Phone FA 2-7983 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 18. Female Help Wanted 23. Iluilding Materials Stemper Agency WELAKA APARTMENTS: Rooms private bath*. 114 W. First 8t. 2-BKbROOM house, kitchen equipped, water furnished Ph. FA 2-4411. RENT A BEI) Rollaway, Hospital & Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 3-5111 110 W. lit. St UNFURNISHED house, 1109 Washington Avo. Phono FA 2-5303 after Jan. 1st. CONVENIENT TO BASE: 3 bedroom, kitchen equipped, large living room, |U0 per mo., 105 E. Woodland Dr. FA 1-7057. $ Kt HARDWARE WANTED: Beautician. Cut 'N LUMBER PAINT Curl Beauty Shop, FA 2 0834 Roofing FHA Loans Plans or FA 2-4013. FREE ESTIMATES WHITE houseketpar to live Your Credit Is Good, Up to in. Call collect, FO 5-3500 2 Yr*. to Pay Oviedo. B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES HIGHLAND P A R K - 2 bed WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE. 9. F ur Sulr o r R ent We Give TV Stamps If you would enjoy working room, frame, convenient to CUSTOM BUILT Home on 3 or 4 hour* a day calling 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-7898 achools and shopping. Hard­ Lake. Rent or Sale. Rea­ regularly each month on a wood floors, space heater, sonable. Call evenings. Ph group of Studio Girl Cos- 24. Electrical Services blinds and kitchen equip FA 2-1597. matia clients on a route to pqd. Financing available KRIGIDAIRK bo aitabllihed In and Priced below market. Sea at FOR 8ALE OR RENT: 2 bed Salea A Servlet around Sanford, and ara 2104 Cordova Dr, or Phone room house, kitchen equip, House Wiring, Free Estimates willing to make light de- Sid VUilen'K Mandall Electric FA 1-4179. pod. FA S-OUa. liveries, ete„ write STUDIO 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 0915 3 BEDROOM Home, Fla GIRL COSMETICS. Dept. 12. Rial Kettle For Sale mom, on Mayroso Dr. »130 9-Y, aieodale, California. 25. Plumbing; Service* down, and take up Pay­ Route will pay up to $5.00 ments of $62.00 par mo. per hour. PLUMBING with eloetrtc stove. Phone Contracting A Repair* FA 2-0640. 17. Male Help Wanted Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY GOOD INCOME PROPERTY STOREROOM Keeper, comWEKIVA RIVER ESTATES Centrally located two-story 4 missary experience prefer- 204 Sanford Ava, FA 2-3393 Approximately IVt acroi, with bedroom home, two apart red. Seasonal. Sea Manager 150 ft. on river, Vi mile off W. J. KING menti (both rented), office at Mayfair Inn, Sanford. R*. 48 PLUMBING A SUPPLIES and shop — all for only Ph. FA 2-8800. # Contracting * Repair Work $5,500 $17,500. Investigate this op­ 2334 So. Park I)r. WANTED: Saxophone player Call FA 2-0473 after 0:00 p.m. portunity today! Phone 322-0415 for iraall Combo. NO 1-3148 River Front Property Oscar M. Ilnrrlson Registered Broker 1311 Palmetto Ave. FA 2.9927 ROOM furnished apt., available Jan. Mth, $60 par mo, close-in, 111 E. 8th St. THE TIME TESTED FIRM FA 2-4195 or FA 24799, 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-9111 S t Johns Realty Co, "We Trade" REALTOR - INSUROR CONSULTANT-APPRAISER Ph. FA 2-4991 It! N. Park Moving soon to 1919 S. French Ave. 2 BEDROOM house on Old J. W. Hall, Realtor Orlando Road, ideal for "Call Hall" FA 2-3641 LOT, good location, just outchildren, school bus stop,, 2544 So, Franch Ava. aide of City. Two 3-bedroom shade trees, $90 mo., S months advance rent, Ph. REDUCED P R I C E $9,100. 3 bath, housai. FA 3-1951. FA 1-2257. $4,000 down balanco $S0 per LOVELY I bedroom, 2 bath month on two frame houses I BEDROOM, 3 bath, house. homa, large yard, cltrua and 4 acres of land. Con­ trees and ahrubi. Con /ehSunland- FA 2-5337. tact Grady Scott. FA 3-2925. lent to schools shopping M A Y F A IR -4 bedroom 1 bath and NAS. No down pay­ SAN LANTA HOMES largo yard. Iioo. month. ment Immediate occupancy. On Locuat, North of East SOtb Call FA 1-4T09. Naval officer being trans­ St. 3-Badrooms, 3-Baths, axferred. FA 2-4945. ccllent neighborhood. Pric­ FURNISHED house FA 2-7247 ed from $11,900. Low down WILL SELL equity la bouse S ROOM furnished apartment, paymont, $94-50 par mo., or trade for house trailer lit no«r. M anner's apartprincipal A Interest. Ph. FA 2-1491, mint now available, low VA — NOTHING DOWN rent and commission Ph. Ph. FA 2-9510 or CR 7-1031 COLORED, 3 lote close-in. FA 24S7S. Nlghta QA 2-1599 $1300, easy lermi. Phone Jack Dfmatroe, Developer TE 8-IU92 or 73u Seminole AVAILABLE Jan. 13th. 3 bed­ Blvd. Casselberry, Fla. room house, IV* bath, ex­ cellent location, kitchen furnished 1110 per mo. Ph. FA 2-6348. T E E V G R EEN ESTA TES I.MN Enterprises!. Inr. • Country Club Hoad St, Exten.ion) I West Of ||wy. IT-01 l o Mayfair Country • 3 • B ed room s FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Tarmar, Raaltor 2465 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3221 After hour* FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0261 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Bull-Blair Aprency (10th Registered Brokora Billow 4c ASSOCIATES Neat t lub 111 So. Park Ave. FA 3-5941 Lake Mary Branch FA 2-1290 • I >4 Bathe • Central Alr-Cond. A Heating FUA .'Ion!Ill) Have U p T o 3 6 'i On A u to InHurnnr* P jj inriils — $66 to $74 No Closing Cast V.i A Conr, Financing Available Cliff Ilornentun, Broker T E rra c e 8-4199 Open 19.-00 a, a . to 1:09 p. a . A ge* 16 - 89 AH Lines Written Call • C- o . TODD FA 2-8388 for ALL your Insurance . 2195 H. Park - Hanford ' " ^ • N e x t To T h rift* a y 0 A T IO N W 1D E Mutual Insurance Co. Homo Office: Coiumbus. O. ONLY $100.00 DOWN foTjonT pletely furnished, 2 bedroom house. Automatic washer, fenced yard, palio. 105 Gar­ rison Dr. DAYS work wanted. FA 2-4051 COOK or Meld. FA 2-3948. DAYS WORK FA 3.1291. HOUSEWORK, h a v e own transportation. FA 2-6186. CARE for Invalid. EA I-II9I. Oscar M. Harrison 20. llabyalttfra 1311 Palmetto WEEK dayt only, . in my home, j year o'd girls $2.00 per day. Ph. FA 2-5514. 21. Beauty Pa Iona CUT 'N CUHL Beauty Shop Formerly—Kathcriot Harvey Hair Stylist — Pat Stawart 81$ Palmetto Ave. FA 2-0831 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Profeselonel C an — Modarn Equipment 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2-3742 Dawn’s •7614 <flavsnna Park Homes By CONST. SHOEM AKER Low As PliunliinR & 11cut ing AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 li A BY SITTING, house clean­ 27. Specie! Service* ing. 709 Cypreia Ave. Ph. fA 2-0551. Income Tax Service PARK RIDGE 3 bedroom, 11$ bath, air conditioned, ceaBeauty Salon tral heat, 2 patios, corner Walker Building lot 3730 Down. FA 2-9463. 2510 Oak FA As Wall 19. S itu a tio n * W an ted Stemper Agency |.14. Articles* For Rale ROLLAWAY, Hospital and E8TEY Piano, baby Grand, Bsby Beds, Day, Week, or small. Queen Anne, like Month new. cost $2,000 will sell FURNITURE CENTER for $195. FA 2-9319. 1100 French Ave. GOOD Range g«5. Formal like Ph. FA 2-7933 new !« price. 1503 Elliott. 34. A IIdea Galaxie For Fall WE HUY Used furniture. Ph. FA 3-3175. FURNITURE Navy man transferred; brand new; take over for balance ONE ALLIED Radio 30 Watt deluxe amplifier, $25. Call on 3 complete rooms; no FA 3-2929 after 3 p m. down payment necessary; payments tow «• $13 per SOFA BED and matching ; I month. Call owner collect, rocker, swivel chair, beige. TE 8-i3lt, Casselberry. Good coiulltion. FA 2-1400. j BY FORD enduring elegance WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, 12 FT. BOAT, 10 hp. Mercury7 !I with power lo please. canes, walkers. motor and trailer $223. 117 1 FREE DELIVERY Shannon Dr. FA 2-1821. WHY PAY MORE Prescriptions our Specialty E N V E L O P E S. Leltcr1957 FORD V-8, automatic FAUST'S fix Mcllonville ♦ and gel D»e . . , Aou can heads, statements, Invoicos. trammiuion, completely re­ Ph FA 2-7107 hand hills, end programs, ; o »n e luxurious felly built $65. Engine $30. Keel’s etc. Progressive Printing equipped and air renditionBody Shop. Pit. FA 2-7719. CIRCULATING HEATER, LP Co. Phone FA 2 2951—306 gas, for 2-bedroom home. ed GALAXIE 500 for lees West 13th SI. Reasonable. 1216 Randolph PLAYPEN. High Chair. SlraL than you’d gey for moor ler, Mattresses, Florence Si. or Phone FA 2-3296. Piano Tuning — Repairing of the "stripped down" | stove, and wood burner. Pit. W. L. HARMON FA 2-2816. | models in the medium price GOOD USED furniture for Ph. FA 2-4223 sale, refrigerator, stove, field. KIRBY Vacuum with attachbedroom suite and etc. 2608 Septic tanks pumped - drain mcnls. Console sewing ma­ So. Elm. Ph. FA S-2307. fields installed. 24 hour eer chine, Buffet, Chert of j vice. Terms. FA 2-9469 drawers. Bargains. 1381 FACTORY TO YOU Country Club Circle. ALUMINUM BLINDS 29. Automobile Service Enclosed head. Sag-proof bot­ EASY auto w ether $11. Call | tom rail with plastic ends. FA 2-8741. Plastic or rayor tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. 16. A utom obile* • T ru ck * WimUhleld Rack Glass H cnkarik Glass and Paint Hoot Glass Vent Gluss I960 VOLKSWAGON Deluxe, Co. one owner, top shape. Ph. SERVICE 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 FA 2-0494. Senkarik Glaan and Paint INTAKE manifold. 3 two-bar­ 4-door aedan, tutone whit* Co. 1937 FOIII), Country Club, 9j ond viking blue, vinyl trim, rel carburetors, fuel block, 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4622 passenger, station wagon, for ’38 or ’39 Ford 361 en­ >25 V.I engine, CruUosnaRadio and heater. Private | Or, 809 x 14 whltenolla, gine. Phone Mr. Glclow. 11. Poultry • Livestock $823. FA 2-3296. FA 2-2611 or FA 2-9473 al­ power brake*, power clear, PUPPIES - hair Airedale, 2 ter 6:00 p. m. 195$ FORD 2 door, radio and I ing, air conditioning, ro­ months old, $3 00. Cell Sat. heator. Privata $233. Ph. [ ll Io, heater, tinted glace, 2or Sun. only. Wale* Fern­ ■peed nipera end naehera, FA 2-3296. ery, on lake at Lyman wheel eovera, back-u p School, Longwood. Fireplace wood, all lengths, ’33 FORD, 2 door, hard top, | IlghU. tuns algnale, *11 f||. axtra nice. FA 3-37SL ter, electric clack, podded Oik and lighter wood. De­ CHAMPION Miniature AKC deck. livered. Phone FA 2-6119, 1 1 Black Poodle Puppies and 1930 C li E V R O L R T, good no answer FA 3-5909. Mother, Show dog Stock. transportation. FA 1-4684.' j Reg. Raal Estate Broker LOST: Reward for return of FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha reddish brown 4 lb. male TRADE W A N T E D : 93.500 Chihuahua dog. W. M. EVERY DAY equity in small 2 bedroom Hoag, 200 W. 13th *t. Ph. We receive calls from peo­ frame house in Winter Park FA 2-2337. ple who want to rent houses on Sanford Area property. and apartments, furnished Write Rt. 3, Box 501-A, 2 . N otice* - P erson a ls and unfurnished. If you Sanford. havo a place to rant and YES, you can borrow our would ears to araQ your­ 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, tilo Carpet Shampooer FREE to self of our services, we floors, 2 utility rooms, kit clean your carpet* with would appreciate your Hit chcn equipped, fenced In Blue Lustre. Carroll’s ing. back yard, near recreation Furniture. area. Will Paint to suit. 4! S. Education - Instruction "We Trade" North 3rd St.. North Or. Undo. FA 2-2291. CHORD SYSTEM piano les­ ion* (know your key board) SUNSHINE REALTY REALTOR - INSUROR in 12 easy lessons. Age 13 Amy Anderson CONSULTANT-APPRAISER and up. FA 2-9081. Reg. Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-4991 112 N. Park M19 So. Franch Ave. Moving soon to 1119 S 6. For Real Day FA 3-T493 French Ave. Night FA 2-4911 FURN. apt. MOO MaUonviIle. SLEEPING' ROOMS. Tho Gables, 401 Magnolia Ave FA 2-0720. SEWING MACHINE SER­ VICE: For service on any make of Sewing machine, parts and accessories or Rentals call or write to Sanford Sewing Center, 104 South Park A-e. FA 2-9411. KRIGIDAIRK Jim Hunt Realty BEDROOM unfurnished, kitchen equipped house. Call FA 2-0261. 33. Furniture WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sires We Repair and Service S T I N K Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd SI. FA 2-6437 CASSELBERRY 2 bedroom 1 A FABULOUS buy. 4 bedroom masonry home, stone duplex, carport, kitchen tircplacc, open beam con­ equipped, water furnished. struction, 2 tile baths, too x 175 per Mo. or $100 furnish­ 600 feet on beautiful Lake ed. CII 1-4877 Orlando, be­ Markham. Must sea to ap­ fore • a. m. or after 6 p.m. preciate. FA 2-3378. CLEAN furniihed apartment, reaonably priced, water and gerage furnished. Adults only. FA 2-1854 or FA 2-5645 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. LAKEFRONT 4 room unfurn­ Office FA 2-2118 ished on Lake Kathryn and Nights FA 2-0648 17-91 Fern Park, Lofgren. 4 Lake Lots, with large oak 1 BEDROOM furnished apart­ trees, on Lake Onoro, $8,000 ment, clean and nice for Nama Your Terms. couple. Call FA 2-2930. I 1. Lost A Found 12. Real Estate For Sale $350 CO. Down 4-Bedreoiua— 3 Hatha J-Bedrooms— 2 llslhs 3-bedrooms— 1|, Hatha 3-Red rooms— 1 Hath Wide variety exterior deelgns and floor plena VA Financing on Home* up In 815,001) FHA—Conventional A In-Kervice Financing DIRECTIONS t Turn W, on 20th IL Follow Country Club Hd. A Watch for our signs. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 62 Galaxie 500 WOOD MAKE 1982 A MUSICAL YEAR with a musical In­ 37. B oat* - Motor* strument from BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP, 2004 Cedar Gateway To Tha Waterway JERSEY or Guernsey milk Your EVl.NRUDE Dealer Ave. Specialising In cow. Call 322-9099. Iloltsun Sporting Gouda # SALES • R E P A I R S # RENTALS • MUSICAL 304-6-8 E. let. Ph. FA 2-39911 TWO Good Brood |owa and ACCESSORIES. Before you 4 pigs. FA 2-MM buy, give ue a try, phone 3D. TraUera • Cnlm nea FA 2-0733. .12. Flovvgre • Shrub* 1959 31«FT. ELCAR house | trailer, I bedrooms, fully in­ FRESH.CREAMY Betel Polnietllii In bloom 98c sulated. Take trade; what| PRE«MIXED CONCRETE GRAPEVILLE NURSERY have yog. I Point Bait Shop, 1 .Miracle Concrcto Co. Grapeville Ave. near Mth SI. llwy. 1T-02. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-ITIl PANSIES A PETUNIAS now HOUSE TRAILER 33 ft. 2 1 ready. Dutch Mill Nuriery, 21 IN RCA TV, good condi­ bedrooms, modern, Uko | tion $50. 252 DcBsry Dr. New Upaila Rd. olf 20tb St. new, must sacrifice. DeDeBsry, Fla. Ph. NO 8-9813 Wltt’a Trailer Park, Orlando | Now la the time to set out Hwy. FLORIDA A D V A N C E GARDEN TILLER, Rotary mower and many other EmULACKBKRRIES FA 2-8809 plomenti. lock down, bala uce 24 months. FA 2-9809 SS. Furniture for demonstration. Uied furniture, appliances, WOODSTOCK Typewriter, A. 9 . Barkley Used Cara, tooli, ale. Bought . Sold. looks like new $25. Phone Inc. Larry’a Mart 215 Sanford NO 8-3100. ImpvrlM & Sport* Cnra Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Our Hpoelallly 9 PIECE dlaoite 9ft. Chulu17-92 Heart of Mallland * B1U VALUES ota Apartment 533-B on Rt. FH, MI 4-5307 * QUICK CREDIT 419. * EASY TERMS Barkley WE GIVE STAMPS TOP VALUE WILSON - MAIEK New and Uied Furniture sit K. Flrat St. FA l-36i: FA 2-1127 Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Cseh. SUPER TRADINU POST. FA 2-0077. Southern Air Specialising In Healing and Air-CoiMlilionlng Only 2302 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 HEATING II. B. POPE CO. INC. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITERARY HELP? . . . an application letter that will "get the job "; dub paper; alter dinner speech; high school or collegr theme or essay on all but scienti­ fic subjects. Low rale*. |'h. FA 2-4033, evenings. L ONGDALE HOMES I.MN K.NT8RPUIKKH INC. 3 . HEDKOOMS H| HATIIS l.ow Down Payment No Cloning Cunt* A* Low IB 4 Per Ae Munth Principal • In*. • Int. . Tales 58.500 To 11.800 FHA & Conv. Financing lllltEITIONH: 10 Minute* from Hanford. Ho. op llwy. 17-92, (urn rl|Ht at uur algo. T E rra c e 8-3911 : ’ asso” FA 2-7741. PUPPIES, pert shepherd $10. FA 2-3926. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING' .Mattrcis renovating. Expert Upholstering. All W o r k Guaranteed. Call Nix Bed­ ding Mfg. Co., FA 3-2117, 1301 Sanford Ave. 4-door V-g. g it engine, CruleomnOr, 899 a 14 whltowalla, power eteoriaf, power brnkoo, radio, tinted windshield, 2 speed wlpofa •ad woahero, wheel eovera, padded daak, eafety belts, ] turn algnale, electric cloak, oil filter, kaek-np llgkto, corinthlan white flnlah. *3486“ 62 FORD Country Sedan NOTICE JA N U A R Y C LEA R A N C E S A LE 9 ptetenser elation wagon, I 4 door, white avar o i l m •n«se. Fordomptlr, 809 a 14 whitewall Uroo. electric window tall gala, 282 V-8 engine, power atearing, wheel eovera. podded daak. all vinyl Interior, oil filter, | turn aignala. H O LLER So /S AN FO R D *346025 KUHN ITU HE Must tell at once—3 complete NO rooms of furniture. Take | over monthly payments ol $11.19 or $100 caab. Call owner collect TE $-1311 Casselberry. 60 ( IIP.V Impel* Hpurl Cpe........- . ,<*«•*•!••*tem* •••##*»s. vs « I OLDS F-BS 4 Dour 80 CIIBV, Intpala 4 Doer Hardtop .... 60 COIIVAIIt 4 Door Automatla ..... 10 CUKVAIK I Door .... . 59 CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Cond. .... 38 ('llKV Htatlon Wagon V -l Auto. FINANCING 36 FOIII) I Door A u tom atla..........Down Payment K 36 FOIII) 2 Door, F-599, Overdrive .. d a tin g t ost 39 LINCOLN 4 Door, Air Coed. .... 31 CIIKV. 4 Door. Economy 9 .... 58 KAMULKK 4 Door, Automatic Muaihy Payment! as low as 37 CIIKV. 119, I Door, V.9. Auto gftg inet. fata* and ln*uranc«- 57 FOIII) 4 Door, Automatic ...... 56 CIIKV. 4 Door, Economy 9 .............. NEW HOMES 56 CllltYHI.KIt Htatlon Wagon, Au>*. In llenullful — 36 IIAMIII.KK. 9 Cyl, 4 Door itte«so»e*****«»*»»»» 37 CADILLAC t’onvrrllbU ................... 33 CIIEV. 4 Door V-8. Auto -----------33 Ol.DH 86, 4 Door, Auto. 33 l-’Oltl) Hlatiun "a g o n 3 - HEDKOOM S 33 NAHII Ambassador 4 Door 1 • V/t - 2 H A T IIS 34 MERCURY Coupe ............... Conventional A FI|A Loan* 51 CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Coed. Drive 17-92 In Hunland 31 FORD t Door, V-», Autematle Estate* (2 ml. H. of Hanford). 54 IIAMHLKb, Huprr Auto. .........Kalea offir# M huuae inaidc S3 I'ONTIAC 4 Door, Awl*. ..... ..... rnlrsnrr. 37 CIIKV. S Tun Chaeale and ( ah 61 CIIKV. C, Ton PUeltld* Pickup PAYMENTS UNTIL VALENTINE DAY VA $156 Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 K IN G SW O O D H U IFD K H K , IN C . PA 2-I0T4 JIM HUNT * FA 2-3119 62 GALAXIE 3 19 E . 2 n d S T . 2505 p a r k A v a . FORD Bonus $1995 1995 1993 1391 1395 2995 1293 913 895 1893 991 1091 T95 795 395 895 41$ im 39 $ 695 393 693 895 995 291 193 395 1195 1693 Features These rare feature all the (extras) is standard equip­ ment . . . AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU! 1. Half AdjueUng Brake*. 2. 2 Yr. Permanent Cool­ ant. J. 20,000 ML Lubrication. I. 89,800 Milo Wheel Bear-1 ing Packing. 3. 30,009 Fuel Filler Replacement. 6. 12.000 Factory Kateaded Warranty, STRICKLAND MORRISON INCORPORATED 308 E. First SU SANFORD SANFORD F A 1*0 711 F A 2-0 861 FA 2-1481 Winter Park Ml 4-881% �V ta fa rl W rrtll Pap e 12 — Ja n . 10, *62 Frank Sinatra, Juliet Prowse Set Engagement GUARANTEE ON MEATS, POULTRY & SEAFOOD! HOLLYWOOD (U P I)-F ran k Sinatra will play Romeo to dancer Juliet Prowae when they marry sometime “ In the near future.*’ The thin linger announced Tuesday that he and the leggy dancer-actrcii became engaged last Monday. Sinatra and the willowy Mils Prowie met In 1959 dur­ ing the filming of “ Can Can" in which the singer eostarred QUANTITY with Shirley MacLaine. Juliet RIGHTS had a supporting role. RESERVED Shortly after the picture wai completed Sinatra and the dancer became steady dates. Last year the 44-yearold linger and Miss Prowse, 2S, broke up. When the ro­ mance cooled Sinatra dated Marilyn Monroe and actress Dorothy Provlne. It was only in the past month that Sinatra and Juliet made up their differences. After announcing they were engaged the singer said he would let his fiancee name the wedding day. The marriage will be his third. Hit first wife was Nancy Barbato, whom he married In 1939 when he was a $t5-a weck singing waiter. They have three children, Nancy (who married Tommy Sands last year), Christina and Frank Jr. hi 1931, eight daya after his divorce from Nancy, the sing­ er married glamor girl Ave Gardner. It was a stormy union which ended In a 1957 divorce. Mias Prowse was among the dancers on the set of “ Can Can" who drew criticism from Soviet Premier Nikita S. BONKLKSS CHUCK Khrushchev during hla Sep­ tember, 1959, visit here. While engaged in the can can the chorus threw their skirts up over their derrleres, causing LEAN GROUND OR CHUNKS Khrushchev to observe that In Russia one looked at a girl's face instead of the back of her lap. rices good th ru JANUARY 14th FLORIDA OR GEORGIA GRADE " A 1 1460 PARK AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA LEGS OR BREASTS Blue Ribbon Western Beef RIB ROAST SNO-WHITE DEEP SEA Several Train Wrecks Reported G A LLO N C A P A C IT Y (W IT H LIDS) BLUE RIBBON BEEF Hudson Golden Showcase (Reg 29# Value) QUARTERS MAYFAIR bu tter LARGE HEADS 150 EXTRA FREE MERCHANTS green STAMPS > . 1_^ 7J III ^T|T •a \ l The beluga, a alurge.n found in tome European riv­ er* and la the Ceiplin end Black Beat, la the world'a lafgett frvahwater fieh. EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS MERCHANTS GREEK STAMPS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS umit—i are famuy with 15.00 rooo oecti WITH THl PUkGHMI Of I • QUANT WITH THE PURCHASE Of PAR or R LADY FAIR PLASTIC DAIL APPLE BUNS cxNiNte i-14-ea CODE S at eua acauiAa LOar »a>aa tiein ca i -14-a i ____ coor e W ITH THESE COUPONS AND SPECIFIED PURCHASES MERCHANTS GI^EEN STAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE OF I t » 1 0 A OCLIQIA ASSORTED - SUGAR WAFERS ...... aua aiauLAa tew Mice ■ I CKWiata i-14-ee m 1_____ cooe a ___ at W M \F �t p . * ° WV/> ^ c io < * Flu Outbreak Feared; M a y Close Schools County Without I Over 11,000 Heralds Delivered Today! Health Director' Weather Raises Absentee Rates ny M lt llY VKKS1IKL Seminole County, without I wonder who ttve wi*e fella was who called at 3 a m. thii the services of a full-time j morning telling ma it was health director, was faced | Seminole County Schools mny be forced to clove mowing. Unlay with a serious flu or I In the next few- daye unless excessive absenteeism • • • virus outbreak which had I due to cold weather and sickness stops, Supt. of A Sanford resident who caused concern to doctors Schools R. T. Milvvce said today. I WEATHER: Scattered showers throutfh Friday. Hifjh today, -15-50. Low tonight, 82-36. lived in Tulsa, Okla., for 18 and school officials. , -------Milvvee said that the county is losins thousand! fear* called the Herald office United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS. JAN. 11, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA*" NO. 364 and thousands of dollars per week because of the ex­ Sanitarian Val Robbins told I ^ Oh. 53 at 12: IS p. m. today and said 1 the Herald that part-time cessive absenteeism and that -----------------------------------------— that he had seen snow- falling Health director W. N. Sisk "if the situation worsens we are 100 children out today. around hit home. was in town Tuesday and 1 He I. Bill Tocvs Jr., of 1206 , will consult health officials Enrollment there la 4*0(1, and won't be back until Friday Randolph St. and he said that ; about the possibility of clos­ absenteeism h a s Increased afternoon. steadily all week, Mr*. Velma “ It was snowing pretty good ing the schools." “ If it gets any worse," Rob- | Mitchell, principal taya. here a little while ago," He bins said. “ Dr. Sisk may be Mi lo c o said that absentee­ said (he snow was mixed At the Wcstsidc-Grammnr forced to conduct an invest!-1 ism in the schools has been S c h o o l , Principal Freeman Firm Swindled with rain and ha was posi­ gallon.“ Robbins also said tive when questioned as to NEW YORK (U Pl) - The more than 12 percent in the II* g g s 11 saya absenteeism that he checked with local whether it was snow. jumped from 6'J yesterday to huge St. Regis Paper Co. was past 10 day*. doctors and they are “ con-j The county tax collector’s • • • 115 today, and more going WASHINGTON ( UPl ) — ( sional veto, to cut personal | creases" to boost Air Force Normally it runs about five reported today to have been cerned with the problem." office received n “ good" nudit homo fiom school, ns upset At least this cold weather fighter units, procurement of The county has been w W 1 j’ ! President Kennedy asked ! income tax rates within a I un swindled out of more than a percent, he added. toninchs, bcudiiches nnd diz­ is a good excuse for a poor out and the contincnThe county school system ziness assail pupils. million by high management golf score. delcnsc and warning sys:tor since the county com.n ......., i „# ______ no1 tools, *° 10,0 cctor com til gets money from tho state of ...... new economic in- details, it Vas tal dclcns' May o f 11)01. At Lake Mary, Lake Mon­ personnel in the tlrm'a Brazil­ • • • lcarncd he wanted power to ' terns, mission fired Dr. Clyde D. tiased on the average dally st­ roe, Wilson, Hopper Academy, Slate auditors are currently eluding discretionary power C U { j|ir basic tax rate from 1 The Chief Executive's outian subsidiary. Look for the city to override Brothers more than two j tendance and for every 180 Crooma and A l t a m o n t e working on the nudit of the to cut tariff* and reduce per- jo (0 jj pcr Mnt, i look on chances of war varthe zoning board's decision to months ago. pupils absent loses almost .Springs Elementary the outincome taxes, to | County Commission nnd will sonal Favorable Rate rezone W. First St. from l’opTlie President renewed his led by geographic areas, Dr. bisk had been utilized $-’ 0l) per day. break has been mild so far, tree world request for health insurance I 0n Berlin, he said “ we lar to the city limits. The for part-t.mc services, lie is . then, . audit the records o f the strengthen the TALLAHASSEE (U P l) A poll of schools around the with about five to 10 percent against the Communist of­ commission wants it commer­ currently with the Orange 1 el * ° lce' for the aged financed through are prepared to talk, when i Educational television will get county by the Herald finds the of the children out, which it fensive. cial . . . Karl Higginbotham County Medical staff. the Social Security system—a appropriate, and to fight, if "significantly" lower cable ■ Slale Auditor Bryan Wilflu virus has hit the county not too high above the aver­ In his Slate of the Union told us that he would make plan opposed by the Amer­ necessary." Supt. of Schools R. T. MU- |,U found u,al “ al1 collection age daily attendance. Kennedy felt that while ral,‘ * than commercial tele- and hit it hard. the motion himself to keep wee said today that although ' rccord« :n Jolin Galloway’s Message to llie newly con­ ican Medical Association and School principals report ab­ Hut the Jackson Height* vened lawmakers, Kennedy many conervalive members workable Independence had vision under a new Public liiat area commercial. the flu outbreak has not « » properly remitsenteeism is running from 10 Nogro school in Oviedo today said a cold war armistice of Congress. | oot been achieved in Laos, Utilities Commission • • • order, reached epidemic proportions, ( t*d -" to 40 percent of enrollment, reported 166 pupils absent out Collections of occupational “ seems very far away." He it is serious There are thousands of dol­ He si.so requested federal, ,ln ‘ h* !_ dl? ci ,on _thu‘ according to Southern Bell with ns many as 10 to 15 chil­ of an enrollment of 400, or "di'iigently nol*d particularly the criti­ licences w e r e I far had prevented Commun­ The f.u virus which has Telephone Co. lars worth of dental equip­ dren a day in some schools about 40 percent o f the entire cal problems posed by Berlin. financing of mass hnmunita- ist occupation. tion against disease and a ment at the health center not hit Seminole County, causing |mmde and that commissions having to he sent home, with school out. This was a jump of As for continued Commun­ *nd Viel • S a'"Tribes To Go new concept of public wel­ being used. We hear that one heavy absenteeism at school bi,lld * ' ' r* "genernlly accur-1 attacks of vomiting, headache, 71 over yesteiday’s 05 out, obvious " ,,C C',e‘' * ‘Xh fare to shift federal emphasis ist pressures in Viet Nam, he dentist volunteered to treat |and work i. identified by US ELISABETH V1LLE tUI’ h fainting, dizziness and other laingwood School principal The state found that the tax PrU K ’however. U S. military said, “ it s a war of attempt­ from direct relief to rchabiindigent children once a ' Health Dept, as Type B —United Nations troops and symptoms. John Angel also reported that rolls were properly closed and progress during hit first year j | tut|on> ed subjugation and it wilt be month If the others would go 1virus. Katanga police planned a joint Seminole High School has Ms absenteeism is on the inin the White House and said The disease here has all the ,hat record* and r»»h control Kennedy renewed in strong resisted.” along . . . No one else vol­ drive today to clear primitive been hard bit, witii more thun cieuse with the kick pupils up Ills new defense budget pro earmarks of the Type U w,ra “ K0°d." terms Ills request for federal unteered. Haluha tribesmen out of Euro­ 200 student* out every day to aKnit 15 percent and a sides for more missiles, irn virus, local doctors rejiort. It They al«o found that retlie• • • pean-owned villas the tribes­ this week, as well a* several1steady stream o f tick youngan d’ substantial "inVreaaca ",'ti ,td *° educ*,io" tar. «,u‘,llf I ii characterized by dizziness, mcl' 1 contributions were men have occupied in Eliia- teachez*. Sanfotd Junior High' store coming into the office to Just for the record. Zoning Force lighter units. “ ^ co" ‘ truc' lo»’ ’ ,e l c " c.r I , promptly remitted to the re­ Air T i.i............. i,- said, has t . . . salaries, colbethvilte. Director Robert Brown. Coun­ faintldg, vomiting, diarrhea, alto hss had at high as 2 0 1lie taken home, Tliis country, he . ....loans ,for. new „ ,, tirement system. lege buildings, federally fin -' ty Engineer Carlton Bliss and ear ache, headache, sore and percent of the enrollment out. ^ Oviedo school’s score is also "rejected any all-or-nothing oats _ ~ ■ amed college scholarship* \ a t l A f ( i f M IC Quakes Hit Attorney Harold Johnson were aching muscles, sore throats aceoidiltg to Principal Hugh increasing daily with !>2 yes­ posture which would leave no and a new nationwide attack I * w J We l l l Uj and fever. reappointed. terday and 115 today, putting BELGRADE, Yugoslavia I Carlton. choice but inglorious retreat " I f you get the fill, on adult illiteracy. At I'inri rest School, Mrs.'them at about 20 percent nb(U P l—Earthquakes jolted the or unlimited retaliat.on." L A K E L A N D (U P l) home. Do not go back to He teemed assured of get­ There was nothing personal Kennedy's wine - ranging Shifting of direction of wind ; central and coastal sections of M aigairt Reynolds, piiuripal, sent. ting a college aid program school or work until all symP fjr f w /x a r economic, detense and for­ flow in the upper atmosphere I Yugoslavia today, triggering reports that five full class- j School principals said that about the changing o f fire >but the publie school plan ptoms have been gone for lU l Llll* UCul eign policy proposal* were commissioners at Lake-Mary, i Wednesday night saved the 1 landslides, wrecking village*, rooms nr 145 children ate ab- j adjustments have had to be at least two days!" emphas­ apparently was oeaa, an e.i i ,.— -----, from cutting communication* and sent today, and she is busj-, made on classwoik and homeJim Avery says. Avery said Krowi,,i! ,r ‘’ * ized a local physician. I Memorial services lor Cdr. keyed to the theory that pros- by la-t '* vear’a tonlrovrrtv ci,n “ that tile names were submit-! perity must be maintained, ' freezing temperatures and touching olf mats flights of taking mote home. Besides the work to try to rasa the burden Doctors say that it Is like- Bud B. Gear will be lield at flu vliii*, rliildisn in Pine-crest, on make-up wprk. Seminole at home to counter sucre**- ° " r. . V ° , . p“ r°-1 the Weather Bureau said the I residents. ted to the fire department and ly to affect all the organs i,0 «.nt. Friday In the Chapel dual or priv ate schools. ; •« ” UI^ » have also been hit With Chick- High has this week been takthe new- men were picked by •hody enpox and meaalet. |iug the SCAT, Scholastlc-Colthe membership. econ- fore|gn , 'sje 'lle J’ agenda was u trade. He ,liroi,ch S*u,nU oaiumay. muscles, re spiration. lungs,! lion, according to an i n . military, political and ™ • • • At Southside School, there lege Aptitude Tests. , Warren Johnson, HEIIKIN, 1 1 1 . (U P l) — liestoys and Inteit- j nouncament by Cdr. I/iule Rr® 1,00 0 ,h* m‘ proposed a new five-year I nerves, kidneys State llcps. Mack Cleveland tines. of the laikrland Weather Bur- ruers probing thr smoke and |*'B" Hoop. Jr., acting complan to rrplacc the expiring The President sought an „ . , , Jr. and Gordon Frederick said the shift in wind ! fume tilled tunnels of Blue Complete bed rest is ad- manding officer of Heavj AtAct. It extensive domestic legislative I would ra‘ r eliminate n° " 10 lh* were honored this week by the gradually canted Blaze coal mine No.^^3 to<lay vised by local doctors, with ; tack Squadron Seven, o f which Central Florida Optimists the use of aspirin to relieve j Cdr. Gear was commander, package, tome part* o( which certain tarilf. in return for ' h" v* C^.ud ,*yCr ° ' ,r (0ur" 1 " ,e " " a' " ’ rcd b<"Hc» ol.1 were sure to provoke contro­ similar con cision s by th e! Cantral Horlda and tempera- It men trapped when an ex Assn, for public service and the aching, and forcing of Cdr. Gear's A3J Vigilante presented with plaques Tues­ fluids, water and particularly ! plunged over the side of the versy in this election year. p ° “ on ,or* " irouah ,he *I,,M To slow any future reces- European Common Market, i ,u« ' ,l Uyed ' ‘* 11 day night. Tariff, in other areas would " ‘‘i f * 1 There were no survivors. citrus fruii juices. j Carrier Franklin D. Boose• • • sion, he asked for standby Severity and duration of the velt Tuesday night after the . . . . . . HUAHA7., Peru (U P l)— A |believed to have been buried. Oops, that traffic light at d lw .se doctor, ~ rIU«2t SMuMay” *l JohISn | R e c o r d F l i g h t s .y i, re- landing gear collapsed when ^ " y . subject to congrcs- 50 per crni. b> " mUCh ** i through* ,, SR 436 and Hwy. 17-02 burned laled to the general phy-1 his plane touched the car-1 "Tlie Communist economic ** ' . TOIIREJON, Spain (U P l)— gigantic avalanche cascaded i I,r- I*onclo Gusman, a out again. Second time in steal condition, stress and rier's deck. ,who * « « « ■ • her» offensive underway," he 1 Hut wh“ * C*nlr» ' Kl°1ri'1* i A giant, eight-jet Strategic down (lie raln-soaked slope. , , . ,, but lived In Ranrahlrca, was three month*. The Naval Air Station will said In urg.ng his lilieraltzed , w“ *p*wd by ,h* e,l’ud Air Command bomber landed strain, and the care taken ol towering Ml. Hua.raran ()n hi| w#y home fn m |h# • • • trade program. “ The oppor-1 c® ' " ’ ,b« northwest section j hfre al 2;10 p.m. , a:10 be open to all civilian friends! of the sick person late Mednesday, devastating |hospital when he saw a great Speaking of traffic lights, tumty Is ours—the Initiative ! 0 ,..th* *U ,e e lflr » nd EST) today after a 13,518-milc Doctors advise that if ear­ of Dir. Gear. half a dozen mountainside j mass of esrth and Ice hurtthe State Road Department ache, tore throat, pain in the is up to us—and the time is r,’W' ll,e 1 t€mPf r “ ‘ ure lllun«- hop from Okinawa In the westThe search for Cdr. Gear villages and possibly burying ling down the mountain. is now conducting a study “ n chest or other pain localized was terminated late yesterday | W M ‘‘d to 12 degrees In Pensarola frn | *ariri<r. It «m**hed 11 . now. Installing a beaecn flash at in the organs is present, a evening by the carrier and her more than 3,000 persons. II* raced his car at full As for the military outlook. T,hi* .J*** ’0WfU re*di,ng distance and *|>eed record* for Itain delayed the start of ■ . M MA 111. t l 'a - l k - a In SR 46 and SR 426 in Geneva. physician should be consulted, rscortt. since the Weather Bureau In- non-stop, lion-refueled flights, Police and army official. *prcd ln. ■ d**I*ra<« ^ to ri the city's resurfacing pro-1 Kennedy said the United • • • itrvimcntk were installed j . . . , . 1to best the avalanche to hla One local physician warned I ------ gram this morning but City |States would have to remain who reached the scene s s .d , but h, d|dB.t There Is no provision In the that high, dry heat in home* DuPont Hill Hit Bluebelle Debris Manager W. E. Knowles hopes Strong “ so long a. fanaticism j ,hfre 21 tlwy feared all those caught it. courthouse committee report contributes to the discomfort MIAMI (U Pl) - Tlie Coast WASHINGTON (U P l)—Sen. that the resurfacing of First and fear brood over the af­ on where to put an adminis­ of the patient, and advises “ I was barely a mile away, Guard said Its investigators In the slide had perished. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., today St. from Sanford Ave. to Park fairs of men." trative aide but according to Col. Humberto Ampuero, but I was loo late,” he said. KLISABETHVILLK tUI’ l) would start today checking the use of vaporizers, wet promised to wage a vigorous will start sometime soon, lie said bis defense blue, John Fitzpatrick "W e'll find towels or other steam pro- fight to head off Senate action 1 Once tlie project gets under, print eslled for 3oo addition­ —Katanga President Moise boat wreckage found In the chief of emergency services, •'Everyone was dead. . someplace to put him." during equipment to add on what he called a “ private way, the area will he roped al Polaris and Minutemen Tshombe today charged that Bahamas and identified by said Die villages were buried • • • moisture to the dry, heated r e lie f bill for the giant Du off and no parking will he al­ missiles, two new Army divi­ central Congolese troops had native* as part of the ketch under a mountain of mud, Also nothing in the budget air which tends to irritate, Pont C orp , first legislation sions replacing National mastacrcd l.Ooo civilian* at llluchelle which sank in No- ice and rocks, interlaced with lowed. to pay him but Fitzpatrick tlie throat, nose, ejes, chest j slated for debate In the new ; The project is expected to Guard units now on duty, Kongolo in northwestern Ka­ vetnbrr with a lost of five uprooted trees. The mass was ' ian't too worried about it. and respiratory tract, 40 feet high and half a mile I ' session. lives. plus “ substantial other in- tanga. take about four hours. Tht Alachua administrative w ,d*. aide ia paid $8,700 and gats ‘ Tt's like a scene from $75 extra per month aa boss Dante's Inferno," Ampuero of mosquito control. II) United Press International said. • • • Death-dealing, rrop-devua* Darkness and heavy rain Dr. Charles Carter, medical made rescue efforts impos­ luting cold stretched from th* director from the Sunland sible during the night, but Arctic Clrrla to Mexico to­ Training Center in Gainesrelief planes stood by ln day. It iced benches along t i« vllle, will apeak at tht Jan­ Lima. The army was sending Gulf Coast and brought heuary meeting of the Seminole lovv-fteealng temp lntnres to m an engineer battalion. Aasn. for Retarded Children, Tlie executive board of the i garden at the triangle at 25th |aliout the “ bcaulificution" of It was the expressed opinion kite to their own satisfaction i most people have told him 4 I states. iue villages bid a total at the Health Center on The cold wave, one of th* Sanford Federation of Garden St. and Park Ave. Die area, (whirh has long of some of the members of when they failed to do * n j . , , b *l Biey like it. population of about 3,100 per­ French Ave. at 7.30 p.m. tothing about the spot before' “ Anythin* is an improve sons, almost all of whom are most severe in 60 years, dropClubs met Wednesday and | Controversy flew thick and the bosrd that the garden been an eye sore In the com­ day. Dr. Carter it one of the „ ... . , , ment over what was there belied thermometer* below zir« members officially agreed ia*t as the matter was aired munity) by City Public Works clubs had “ pasted up their ,, the city fixed it u p ." w ll , he u. ua, coln. leading researchers jii mental ns far south as Louisiana. that they did not like Die rock I concerning the club's feeling Director Sid ItiChard. opportunity to bcaulily the retardation. The meeting I* The controversy has raged ment, Tlie death toll from th» open to thr public around City Manager W. E .1 Other remarks ranged from, wee'.,-lung weather onslaught Knowles otfice since Die huge "It look* like hitching posts leached >it leu-t li t. The paintings of Mrs. Cath rocks were first hauled to tlie lor camels," to "It louks like — The Southland'* spring erine Dodvon, who goes by the site and “ arranged" a few Arizona to kind- V aCJM IU D t L I M U I I vegetable clop v.^s all but In m e," e." to all kind. name of Cathy Dee, arc now week* ago. plantings ol cacti of compliment ary rem ark*' [ ruined, hanging in the Florida Stale and oilier "dryland" shrub- Irom shippers in Die area, WASHINGTON (U P l) — Furmera fcan-1 f.»r cltrua Bank. Mrs. Dodson i* new- to bery have alto been added in Someone e'«e said l'-at ex- President Kvnncdv mu*t d )- giuvc* In Texas* Rio Grand# the field of art. having taken strategic placement almul Die perienre has shown that chic soon whether the United Valley, where the temperaup painting only about three rock garden. “ nothing hut rocks would Mates s lould try for sane- tine fullc l t i cilnili above years ago. She leans toward Tile resignation of one gar­ grow there anyhow." lions against Fidel Ua»tro's fi,.using fur more than 24 landscapes, and Is especial­ den cluh official was tendered 'file huge reddish brown Communist regime at the I hours, ly fond of water and beach as a direct result of thr quar­ coquina rock* were given to Jan. 22 American fore gn S c h o o l* remained clo»cd in scenes. She sajs. "There arc, rel between the city and mem­ Die city by Die public wuik* i ministers’ conference. jj states, so maay beautiful things to bers of Die garden dub, when director of New Smyrna-!j Kennedy and Secretary of paint around here." Mr. Dod­ sharp criticism was leveled at Beach. They came from a , State Dean Itusk have held son hat joined his wife in the city for Its “ lark of tatte »hdl pit which the city of the iirst o ' a projected series pifnlln ;, working at present and its ignorance of the tech­ New Smyrna owns there. The of conferences on thr subject. with charcoal and pjstcls. niques of proper landscap­ big boulderi must be taken B rid ge.............. Page 9 But just 12 days from the Both arc member* of the ing." out of Die shell pit before opening of the conference at Classifieds Page 10 4b 11 Siniord Art Assn. A poll of store managers shell can be dug for road*. Comics .... .— ... P aged Punta del Este, Uruguay, it • • • and property owners around Dear Abl.y . l’uge 9 Coquina is made up of Die appears that D>e United Seminole High School band the busineta district shows *bells of millions of tiny pre­ States lias not deckled whe­ Editurlal ............. Page 4 parents will hold their reg­ that feelings are mixed on historic sea animals and lias ther It should risk Its pres­ Entertainment .... Page t> ular meeting tn the band hall whether the big brown rocks been u*ed extensively In Flor­ tige ln backing sn unpopular I-rgsli --- ----------- Page b at the school at • P-m. today. are an improvement or an ida, rspedally for the building rail for ssnctloni, or serept Puasl* --------- ---Pag* 9 Jim Hunt, president, urges all ejetore. of the massive forts which ■ lesser measure that would Society Page 6 4 7 members to attendOm shop manager said Uut lUU stand eU .«M r Uw at al*. draw wider support. S p ort*____ Pape U 4^10 ullu' Tax Collector Gels 'Good' Stale Audit feraU i new A. . . Kennedy Asks Income BRIEFS Tax And Tariff Cuts j Shift In Winds Services Friday «| w, M S - ..to. ~ r “r t , " . * • « Find I t Bodies Fear 3 0 00 Buried In Peru Landslide First St. Paving Delayed By Rain 1Claims Massacre Sermons In Stone, But Not Sanford's Rock Weather Ruins Vegetable Crop Garden Federation s View: The Devil Take It - » i. j im niTfl.m j Kennedy Facing LdSlTO U6CISI0I1 Herald Index Cacti And Coquioa—Not As Lovely As Verbena � 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 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c502ed129e89f12739b2bcd15577630c.pdf 2117cf624b13083899e69b9d4cbcd524 PDF Text Text V ta fa rl P ap e 12 — W rrtll Ja n . 10, *62 Frank Sinatra, Juliet Prowse Set Engagement HOLLYWOOD (U P I)-F ran k Sinatra will play Romeo to dancer Juliet Prowae when they marry sometime “In the near future.*’ The thin linger announced Tuesday that he and the leggy dancer-actrcii became engaged last Monday. Sinatra and the willowy Mils Prowie met In 1959 dur­ ing the filming of “ Can Can" in which the singer eostarred with Shirley MacLaine. Juliet had a supporting role. Shortly after the picture wai completed Sinatra and the dancer became steady dates. Last year the 44-yearold linger and Miss Prowse, 2S, broke up. When the ro­ mance cooled Sinatra dated Marilyn Monroe and actress Dorothy Provlne. It was only in the past month that Sinatra and Juliet made up their differences. After announcing they were engaged the singer said he would let his fiancee name the wedding day. The marriage will be his third. Hit first wife was Nancy Barbato, whom he married In 1939 when he was a $t5-a weck singing waiter. They have three children, Nancy (who married Tommy Sands last year), Christina and Frank Jr. hi 1931, eight daya after his divorce from Nancy, the sing­ er married glamor girl Ave Gardner. It was a stormy union which ended In a 1957 divorce. Mias Prowse was among the dancers on the set of “ Can Can" who drew criticism from Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev during hla Sep­ tember, 1959, visit here. While engaged in the can can the chorus threw their skirts up over their derrleres, causing Khrushchev to observe that In Russia one looked at a girl's face instead of the back of her lap. GUARANTEE ON MEATS, POULTRY & SEAFOOD! QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED rices g o o d t h r u JANUARY 14th FLORIDA OR GEORGIA GRADE " A 1 1460 PARK AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA LEGS OR BREASTS Blue Ribbon Western Beef RIB ROAST SNO-WHITE DEEP SEA BONKLKSS CHUCK LEAN GROUND OR CHUNKS Several Train Wrecks Reported GALLON CAPACITY (WITH LIDS) BLUE RIBBON BEEF Hudson Golden Showcase (Reg 29# Value) QUARTERS MAYFAIR butter LARGE HEADS 150 EXTRA FREE MERCHANTS green STAMPS EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS The beluga, a alurge.n found in tome European riv­ er* and la the Ceiplin end Black Beat, la the world'a lafgett frvahwater fieh. \l >. 1 _ . ^ 7J •a I I I ^ T |T umit—i are famuy with 15.00 rooo oecti cxNiNte i-14-ea CODE S MERCHANTS GREEK STAMPS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WITH T H l P U k G H M I Of I • QUANT WITH THE PURCHASE Of PAR o r R LADY FAIR PLASTIC DAIL APPLE BUNS at eua acauiAa LOar »a>aa tiein ca i -14-ai ____ coor e WITH THESE COUPONS AND SPECIFIED PURCHASES MERCHANTS GI^EEN STAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE OF I t» 10AOCLIQIA ASSORTED - SUGAR WAFERS ...... at aua aiauLAa tew Mice ■ I CKWiata i-1 4 -e e m 1_____ cooe a __ W M \F �t p . * ° WV /> ^ c io < * Flu Outbreak Feared; M a y Close Schools County Without I O v er 11,000 H e ra ld s D e liv e re d T o d ay! Health Director' Weather Raises Absentee Rates ny M ltllY VKKS1IKL Seminole County, without I wonder who ttve wi*e fella was who called at 3 a m. thii the services of a full-time j morning telling ma it was health director, was faced | Seminole County Schools mny be forced to clove mowing. Unlay with a serious flu or I In the next few- daye unless excessive absenteeism • • • virus outbreak which had I due to cold weather and sickness stops, Supt. of A Sanford resident who caused concern to doctors Schools R. T. Milvvce said today. I WEATHER: Scattered showers throutfh Friday. Hifjh today, -15-50. Low tonight, 82-36. lived in Tulsa, Okla., for 18 and school officials. , ------Milvvee said that the county is losins thousand! fear* called the Herald office 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS. JAN. 11, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA*" NO. 364 and thousands of dollars per week because of the ex­ at 12: IS p. m. today and said 1 Sanitarian Val Robbins told I ^ Oh. the Herald that part-time cessive absenteeism and that -------------------------------------— that he had seen snow- falling Health director W. N. Sisk "if the situation worsens we are 100 children out today. around hit home. was in town Tuesday and 1 He I. Bill Tocvs Jr., of 1206 , will consult health officials Enrollment there la 4*0(1, and Randolph St. and he said that ; won't be back until Friday about the possibility of clos­ absenteeism h a s Increased afternoon. steadily all week, Mr*. Velma “ It was snowing pretty good ing the schools." “ If it gets any worse," Rob- | Mitchell, principal taya. here a little while ago," He Mi l o c o said that absentee­ said (he snow was mixed bins said. “ Dr. Sisk may be At the Wcstsidc-Grammnr forced to conduct an invest!-1 ism in the schools has been S c h o o l , Principal Freeman Firm Swindled with rain and ha was posi­ gallon.“ Robbins also said tive when questioned as to NEW YORK (UPl) - The more than 12 percent in the II* g g s 11 saya absenteeism that he checked with local whether it was snow. jumped from 6'J yesterday to huge St. Regis Paper Co. was past 10 day*. doctors and they are “con-j The county tax collector’s • • • 115 today, and more going WASHINGTON (UPl) — ( sional veto, to cut personal | creases" to boost Air Force Normally it runs about five reported today to have been cerned with the problem." office received n “good" nudit homo fiom school, ns upset At least this cold weather fighter units, procurement of The county has been w W 1 j’ ! President Kennedy asked ! income tax rates within a I un swindled out of more than a percent, he added. toninchs, bcudiiches nnd diz­ is a good excuse for a poor out and the contincnThe county school system golf score. delcnsc and warning sys- million by high management gets money from tho state ziness assail pupils. :tor since the county com......of , 11)01. i „# __ ___ no1 tools, *° 10,0 it Vas tal dclcns' cctor com .n of ...... new economic in- details, til May At Lake Mary, Lake Mon­ personnel in the tlrm'a Brazil­ • • • lcarncd he wanted power to ' terns, mission fired Dr. Clyde D. tiased on the average dally s t­ roe, Wilson, Hopper Academy, Slate auditors are currently eluding discretionary power CU { j|ir basic tax rate from 1 The Chief Executive's outian subsidiary. Look for the city to override Brothers more than two j tendance and for every 180 Crooma and A l t a m o n t e working on the nudit of the to cut tariff* and reduce per- jo (0 jj pcr Mnt, i look on chances of war varthe zoning board's decision to months ago. pupils absent loses almost .Springs E l e m e n t a r y the outincome taxes, to | Tlie President renewed his led by geographic areas, County Commission nnd will sonal Favorable Rate rezone W. First St. from l’opDr. bisk had been utilized $-’0l) per day. break has been mild so far, lar to the city limits. The for part-t.mc services, lie is . then,. audit the records of the strengthen the tree world request for health insurance I 0n Berlin, he said “ we TALLAHASSEE (U Pl) A poll of schools around the with about five to 10 percent against the Communist of­ for the aged financed through are prepared to talk, when i Educational television will get commission wants it commer­ currently with the Orange 1 el * ° lce' county by the Herald finds the of the children out, which it cial . . . Karl Higginbotham County Medical staff. the Social Security system—a appropriate, and to fight, if "significantly" lower cable ■ Slale Auditor Bryan Wil- fensive. flu virus has hit the county not too high above the aver­ In his Slate of the Union plan opposed by the Amer­ necessary." told us that he would make Supt. of Schools R. T. MU- | ,U found u,al “al1 collection age daily attendance. Kennedy felt that while ral,‘* than commercial tele- and hit it hard. the motion himself to keep wee said today that although ' rccord« :n Jolin Galloway’s Message to llie newly con­ ican Medical Association and School principals report ab­ Hut the Jackson Height* vened lawmakers, Kennedy many conervalive members workable Independence had vision under a new Public liiat area commercial. the flu outbreak has not « » properly remitsenteeism is running from 10 Nogro school in Oviedo today said a cold war armistice of Congress. | oot been achieved in Laos, j Utilities Commission • • • order, reached epidemic proportions, ( t*d -" to 40 percent of enrollment, reported 166 pupils absent out Collections of occupational “ seems very far away." He There are thousands of dol­ it is serious He si.so requested federal, ,ln ‘h*!_dl? ci ,on _thu‘ according to Southern Bell with ns many as 10 to 15 chil­ of an enrollment of 400, or "di'iigently nol*d particularly the criti­ licences w e r e I far had prevented Commun­ The f.u virus which has Telephone Co. lars worth of dental equip­ dren a day in some schools about 40 percent of the entire cal problems posed by Berlin. financing of mass hnmunita- ist occupation. tion against disease and a ment at the health center not hit Seminole County, causing | mmde and that commissions having to he sent home, with school out. This was a jump of As for continued Commun­ *nd Viel •S a'"being used. We hear that one heavy absenteeism at school bi,lld * ''r* "genernlly accur-1 attacks of vomiting, headache, 71 over yesteiday’s 05 out, obvious new concept of public wel­ ist pressures in Viet Nam, he Tribes To Go " ,,C C',e‘' * ‘Xh fare to shift federal emphasis dentist volunteered to treat | and work i. identified by US laingwood School principal The state found that the tax PrUK’- however. U S. military from direct relief to rchabi- said, “ it s a war of attempt­ ELISABETH V1LLE tUI’h fainting, dizziness and other indigent children once a ' Health Dept, as Type B —United Nations troops and symptoms. John Angel also reported that rolls were properly closed and progress during hit first year j | tut|on> ed subjugation and it wilt be month If the others would go 1virus. Katanga police planned a joint Seminole High School has Ms absenteeism is on the inThe disease here has all the ,h at record* and r»»h control in the White House and said Kennedy renewed in strong resisted.” along . . . No one else vol­ drive today to clear primitive been hard bit, witii more thun cieuse with the kick pupils up Ills new defense budget pro earm arks of the Type U w ,ra “K0°d." terms Ills request for federal unteered. Haluha tribesmen out of Euro­ 200 student* out every day to aKnit 15 percent and a virus, local doctors rejiort. It They al«o found that retlie- sides for more missiles, irn • • • pean-owned villas the tribes­ this week, as well a* several1steady stream of tick younga n d ’ substantial "inVreaaca ",'ti ,td *° educ*,io" t a r . «,u‘,llf I 1 contributions w e r e men have occupied in Eliia- teachez*. Sanfotd Junior High' store coming into the office to Just for the record. Zoning ii characterized by dizziness, mcl' Force lighter units. “ ^ co" ‘truc' lo»’’ ,e lc "c.r I , promptly remitted to the re­ Air T i . i - ............. i,t . . . salaries, loans for new colbethvilte. Director Robert Brown. Coun­ faintldg, vomiting, diarrhea, tirement system. alto hss had at high as 201lie taken home, Tliis country, he said, has . .... , . „ ,, lege buildings, federally fin -' ty Engineer Carlton Bliss and ear ache, headache, sore and percent of the enrollment out. ^ Oviedo school’s score is also "rejected any all-or-nothing oats _ ~ ■ amed college scholarship* \ a t l A f ( i f M IC Quakes Hit Attorney Harold Johnson were aching muscles, sore throats aceoidiltg to Principal Hugh increasing daily with !>2 yes­ posture which would leave no and a new nationwide attack I * w J W e lllU j and fever. reappointed. terday and 115 today, putting BELGRADE, Yugoslavia I Carlton. choice but inglorious retreat "If you get the fill, on adult illiteracy. At I'inri rest School, M rs.'them at about 20 percent nb(U Pl—Earthquakes jolted the or unlimited retaliat.on." L A K E L A N D (UPl) home. Do not go back to He teemed assured of get­ There was nothing personal Kennedy's wine - ranging Shifting of direction of wind ; central and coastal sections of M aigairt Reynolds, piiuripal, sent. school or work until all symP fjr fw /x a r economic, detense and for­ ting a college aid program flow in the upper atmosphere I Yugoslavia today, triggering reports that five full class- j School principals said that about the changing o f fire ptoms have been gone for l U l L l l l * U C u l eign policy proposal* were >but the publie school plan i Wednesday night saved the 1 landslides, wrecking village*, rooms nr 145 children ate ab- j adjustments have had to be commissioners at Lake-Mary, at least two days!" emphas­ apparently was oeaa, an e.i i ,.— ---- , from cutting communication* and sent today, and she is busj-, made on classwoik and homeJim Avery says. Avery said ized a local physician. I Memorial services lor Cdr. keyed to the theory that pros- by la-t '*vear’a tonlrovrrtv ci,n“ Krowi,,i! , r ‘’* that tile names were submit-! Doctors say that it Is like- Bud B. Gear will be lield at perity must be maintained, ' freezing temperatures and touching olf m ats flights of taking mote home. Besides the work to try to rasa the burden flu vliii*, rliildisn in Pine-crest, on make-up wprk. Seminole " r. . V ° , . p“r°-1 the Weather Bureau said the I residents. ted to the fire department and ly to affect all the organs i,0 «.nt. Friday In the Chapel at home to counter sucre**- °dual or priv ate schools. ; •« ” UI^» have also been hit With Chick- High has this week been takthe new- men were picked by «| w, •hody MS- ..to. ~ r “r tecon, " . fore|gn *•« Find I t Bodies enpox and meaalet. | iug the SCAT, Scholastlc-Colthe membership. , 'sje 'lle J’agenda was utrade. He ,liroi,ch S*u,nU oaiumay. muscles, re spiration. lungs,! lion, according to an i n . military, political and ™ • • • At Southside School, there lege Aptitude Tests. , Warren Johnson, HEIIKIN, 111. (UPl) — liestoys and Inteit- j nouncament by Cdr. I/iule Rr® 1,00 0 ,h* m‘ proposed a new five-year I nerves, kidneys State llcps. Mack Cleveland tines. of the laikrland Weather Bur- ruers probing thr smoke and | *'B" Hoop. Jr., acting comThe President sought an plan „ . to rrplacc , ,the expiring Jr. and Gordon Frederick said the shift in wind ! fume tilled tunnels of Blue Complete bed rest is ad- manding officer of Heavj AtAct. It ra‘ r eliminate n° " 10 lh* were honored this week by the vised by local doctors, with ; tack Squadron Seven, of which extensive domestic legislative I would gradually canted Blaze coal mine No.^^3 to<lay Central Florida Optimists the use of aspirin to relieve j Cdr. Gear was commander, package, tome part* o( which certain tarilf. in return for ' h" v* C^.ud ,*yCr ° ' , r (0ur"1 " ,e ""a'" ’rcd b<"Hc» ol were sure to provoke contro­ similar concisions by th e ! Cantral Horlda and tempera- It men trapped when an ex .1 Assn, for public service and the aching, and forcing of Cdr. Gear's A3J Vigilante presented with plaques Tues­ fluids, water and particularly ! plunged over the side of the versy in this election year. European Common Market, i ,u« ' ,l Uyed ' ‘*11 p ° “ on ,or* " irouah ,he *I,,M day night. There were no survivors. citrus fruii juices. j Carrier Franklin D. Boose- To slow any future reces- Tariff, in other areas would " ‘‘if * 1 • • • sion, he asked for standby Severity and duration of the velt Tuesday night after the . . . . . . HUAHA7., Peru (U Pl)— A | believed to have been buried. Oops, that traffic light at dlw .se doctor, 2t b> " mUCh ** i through* SMuMay” *l JohISn | R e c o r d F l i g h t s.y i, re- landing gear collapsed when ^ " y . subject to congrcs- 50 ~rIU per « crni. ,, SR 436 and Hwy. 17-02 burned laled to the general phy-1 his plane touched the car-1 "Tlie Communist economic ** ' . TOIIREJON, Spain (U P l)— gigantic avalanche cascaded i I,r- I*onclo Gusman, a out again. Second time in steal condition, stress and rier's deck. ,who * « « « ■ • her» offensive underway," he 1 Hut wh“* C*nlr»' Kl°1ri'1* i A giant, eight-jet Strategic down (lie raln-soaked slope. , , . ,, but lived In Ranrahlrca, was three month*. The Naval Air Station will said In urg.ng his lilieraltzed , w“ *p*wd by ,h* e,l’ud Air Command bomber landed strain, and the care taken ol towering Ml. Hua.raran ()n h i| w#y home f n m |h# • • • trade program. “ The oppor-1 c® '" ’ ,b« northwest section j hfre al 2;10 p.m. , a:10 be open to all civilian friends! of the sick person late Mednesday, devastating | hospital when he saw a great Speaking of traffic lights, tumty Is ours—the Initiative ! 0 ,..th* *U,e e lflr »nd EST) today after a 13,518-milc Doctors advise that if ear­ of Dir. Gear. half a dozen mountainside j mass of esrth and Ice hurtthe State Road Department ache, tore throat, pain in the is up to us—and the time is r,’W' ll,e 1 t€mPf r “‘ure lllun«- hop from Okinawa In the westThe search for Cdr. Gear villages and possibly burying ling down the mountain. is now conducting a study “n chest or other pain localized was terminated late yesterday |W M ‘‘d to 12 degrees In Pensarola frn |*a riri<r. It «m**hed 11 . now. Installing a beaecn flash at in the organs is present, a evening by the carrier and her more than 3,000 persons. II* raced his car at full As for the military outlook. T,hi* .J*** ’0WfU re*di,ng distance and *|>eed record* for Itain delayed the start of ■ . MMA 111. t l 'a - l k - a In SR 46 and SR 426 in Geneva. physician should be consulted, rscortt. since the Weather Bureau In- non-stop, lion-refueled flights, Police and army official. *prcd ln. ■ d**I*ra<« ^ to r i the city's resurfacing pro-1 Kennedy said the United • • • were installed j . . . , . 1to best the avalanche to hla One local physician warned I ----- gram this morning but City | States would have to remain itrvimcntk who reached the scene s s .d , but h, d|dB.t There Is no provision In the that high, dry heat in home* DuPont Hill Hit Bluebelle Debris Manager W. E. Knowles hopes Strong “ so long a. fanaticism j ,hfre 21 tlwy feared all those caught it. courthouse committee report contributes to the discomfort MIAMI (UPl) - Tlie Coast WASHINGTON (U Pl)—Sen. that the resurfacing of First and fear brood over the af­ on where to put an adminis­ of the patient, and advises Albert Gore, D-Tenn., today St. from Sanford Ave. to Park fairs of men." “ I was barely a mile away, Guard said Its investigators In the slide had perished. 1 Claims Massacre trative aide but according to the use of vaporizers, wet promised to wage a vigorous will start sometime soon, Col. Humberto Ampuero, but I was loo late,” he said. KLISABETHVILLK tUI’l) would start today checking lie said bis defense blue, John Fitzpatrick "We'll find towels or other steam pro- fight to head off Senate action 1 Once tlie project gets under, print eslled for 3oo addition­ —Katanga President Moise boat wreckage found In the chief of emergency services, •'Everyone was dead. . someplace to put him." during equipment to add on what he called a “private way, the area will he roped al Polaris and Minutemen Tshombe today charged that Bahamas and identified by said Die villages were buried • • • moisture to the dry, heated re lie f bill for the giant Du off and no parking will he al­ missiles, two new Army divi­ central Congolese troops had native* as part of the ketch under a mountain of mud, Also nothing in the budget air which tends to irrita te , Pont C orp, first legislation sions replacing National mastacrcd l.Ooo civilian* at llluchelle which sank in No- ice and rocks, interlaced with lowed. to pay him but Fitzpatrick tlie throat, nose, ejes, chest j slated for debate In the new ; The project is expected to Guard units now on duty, Kongolo in northwestern Ka­ vetnbrr with a lost of five uprooted trees. The mass was ' ian't too worried about it. and respiratory tract, 40 feet high and half a mile I ' session. lives. plus “ substantial other in- tanga. take about four hours. Tht Alachua administrative w ,d*. aide ia paid $8,700 and gats ‘Tt's like a scene from $75 extra per month aa boss Dante's Inferno," Ampuero of mosquito control. II) United Press International said. • • • Death-dealing, rrop-devua* Darkness and heavy rain Dr. Charles Carter, medical made rescue efforts impos­ luting cold stretched from th* director from the Sunland sible during the night, but Arctic Clrrla to Mexico to­ Training Center in Gainesrelief planes stood by ln day. It iced benches along t i« vllle, will apeak at tht Ja n ­ Lima. The army was sending Gulf Coast and brought heuary meeting of the Seminole lovv-fteealng temp lntnres to m an engineer battalion. Aasn. for Retarded Children, Tlie executive board of the i garden at the triangle at 25th | aliout the “ bcaulificution" of It was the expressed opinion kite to their own satisfaction i most people have told him 4 I states. iue villages bid a total at the Health Center on Sanford Federation of Garden St. and Park Ave. The cold wave, one of th* Die area, (whirh has long of some of the members of when they failed to do * n j .,,b *l Biey like it. population of about 3,100 per­ French Ave. at 7.30 p.m. tothing about the spot before' “Anythin* is an improve sons, almost all of whom are most severe in 60 years, dropClubs met Wednesday and | Controversy flew thick and the bosrd that the garden been an eye sore In the com­ day. Dr. Carter it one of the ,, „ ... . , , ment over what was there belied thermometer* below zir« w ll , he u. ua, coln. leading researchers jii mental members officially agreed ia*t as the matter was aired munity) by City Public Works clubs had “pasted up their the city fixed it u p ." ns far south as Louisiana. that they did not like Die rock I concerning the club's feeling Director Sid ItiChard. opportunity to bcaulily the retardation. The meeting I* The controversy has raged ment, Tlie death toll from th» open to thr public around City Manager W. E .1 Other remarks ranged from, wee'.,-lung weather onslaught Knowles otfice since Die huge j "It look* like hitching posts leached >it leu-t l i t . » i. j im n i T f l . m The paintings of Mrs. Cath rocks were first hauled to tlie lor camels," to "It louks like — The Southland'* spring erine Dodvon, who goes by the site and “ arranged" a few Arizona to me," to all kind. kind- V aCJM IU D t L I M U I I vegetable clop v.^s all but In me." name of Cathy Dee, arc now week* ago. plantings ol cacti of compliment ary rem ark*' [ ruined, hanging in the Florida Stale and oilier "dryland" shrub- Irom shippers in Die area, WASHINGTON (UPl) — Furmera fcan-1 f.»r cltrua Bank. Mrs. Dodson i* new- to bery have alto been added in Someone e'«e said l'-at ex- President Kvnncdv mu*t d)- giuvc* In Texas* Rio Grand# the field of art. having taken strategic placement almul Die perienre has shown that chic soon whether the United Valley, where the temperaup painting only about three rock garden. “nothing hut rocks would Mates s lould try for sane- tine fullc l t i cilnili above years ago. She leans toward Tile resignation of one gar­ grow there anyhow." lions against Fidel Ua»tro's fi,.using fur more than 24 landscapes, and Is especial­ den cluh official was tendered 'file huge reddish brown Communist regime at the I hours, ly fond of water and beach as a direct result of thr quar­ coquina rock* were given to Jan. 22 American fore gn S c h o o l* remained clo»cd in scenes. She sajs. "There arc, rel between the city and mem­ Die city by Die public wuik* i ministers’ conference. jj states, so maay beautiful things to bers of Die garden dub, when director of New Smyrna-!j Kennedy and Secretary of paint around here." Mr. Dod­ sharp criticism was leveled at Beach. They came from a , State Dean Itusk have held son hat joined his wife in the city for Its “ lark of tatte »hdl pit which the city of the iirst o ' a projected series pifnlln;, working at present and its ignorance of the tech­ New Smyrna owns there. The of conferences on thr subject. with charcoal and pjstcls. niques of proper landscap­ big boulderi must be taken B ridge.............. Page 9 But just 12 days from the Both arc member* of the ing." out of Die shell pit before opening of the conference at Classifieds Page 10 4b 11 Siniord Art Assn. A poll of store managers shell can be dug for road*. Comics .... .—... P ag ed Punta del Este, Uruguay, it • • • and property owners around Dear Abl.y . l’uge 9 Coquina is made up of Die appears that D>e United Seminole High School band the busineta district shows *bells of millions of tiny pre­ States lias not deckled whe­ Editurlal ............. Page 4 parents will hold their reg­ that feelings are mixed on historic sea animals and lias ther It should risk Its pres­ Entertainment .... Page t> ular meeting tn the band hall whether the big brown rocks been u*ed extensively In Flor­ tige ln backing sn unpopular I-rgsli -- --------- - Page b at the school at • P-m. today. are an improvement or an ida, rspedally for the building rail for ssnctloni, or serept Puasl* -------- ---Pag* 9 Jim Hunt, president, urges all ejetore. of the massive forts which ■ lesser measure that would Society Page 6 4 7 Cacti And Coquioa—Not As Lovely As Verbena members to attendOm shop manager said Uut lUU stand eU.«Mr Uw at a l*. draw wider support. S p o rt* ____ Pape U 4^10 ullu' Tax Collector Gels 'Good' Stale Audit feraU i Kennedy Asks Income Tax And Tariff Cuts newA ... B R IE F S Shift In Winds Services Friday Fear 3 0 00 Buried In Peru Landslide First St. Paving Delayed By Rain Sermons In Stone, But Not Sanford's Rock Weather Ruins Vegetable Crop Garden Federation s View: The Devil Take It Kennedy Facing LdSlTO U6CISI0I1 Herald Index �n Cljr [ I H I «3 □ i ©saffiriS 9fra!5 -»--- ---- Psff* * — 7«n. 11. ' Lota! Juvenile Council Makes Over $ 8 0 0 11 'Trapped' In Mine Blast In Matinee Race A t Kennel Club Last W eek HERRIN, III. (U PI)—Rescue workers emerged from an explosion-shattered coni mine today and said there were no survivors among the 11 men trapped below. William Orlumli, Illinois state director of mines and minerals, said most of the dead miners were On Way To Promising Career *3 m found at the end of a 500-fo«t| — —— — — — — — —— ttuinil, huddled near an air vent ICS feet below around. The men of the second shift of the Olua Blare Mine Co.’i No. 2 mine apparently never had a rhance when the bleat erupted with a roar Wrdnea-1 s a - e ^ < & .;' day night. Despite the ubviuu* alim WASHINGTON (UPI) odds, a life line of teicue ■wow t «'JB frVUB* Wy V ••»*.*•* wgf e rj. ' * worker* burdened with oxy­ John II. Keliiaa waa on hit • • 1. . 'j , .« ■ 1 . c , B ik J ie _ • a gen lunka had rUkcd death in way up in a world that had . . .1 fniMCA . 'lie' U searching for any possible offered him few hreaka in a MIL AND .MRS. A. <*. JONES’ homu ui 2410 Elm Ave. in disployiiiK the sunrlvori. 38-year life. Harden of the Month nign. awarded by the Sanford Garden Club, Mia. W. Tha explosion ail* wa» 2H Hit father waa Hawaiian, A. Cattle and Mrs. Osborne Dorminey, members of the Ivy Circle, selected milra northweit of Herrin and hit mother a Piaute Indian the fturden because of the neatness in appearance, and well balanced dea mile from the smaller com­ from Nevada. He waa an or­ sijtn created by Mr. and Mrs. Jones and their son, Glenn, who do all of munity of Carterville. Her­ phan before he could read the gardening: chores. (Herald Photo) rin ii 00 mile* southeast of and many night* he went to BE Lout*. bed with a atomaeh growling The (Hue illate mine .had With hunger. been called a bleating when He was a proud youngster, it opened In the economically proud particularly of hit In­ deprmicd Illinois region call­ dian heritage, lie vowed to ed "Little Egypt" aix month* help hit people if ever he ego. But ihortly after ft p. m.. could. CST, Wedneedey, o choking When Work! War II came, ball of hot, black smoke well­ Keliiaa enliated in the Air ed from the mine shaft. Force and there he learned I’lecea of shredded limber the art of gunnery. After the and mangled steel fell from war, he acrimped to put himtha amoke. The window of an aelf through the University auto 30 yards from the pit- of California at Berkeley. head waa shattered. In 1030 he signed on tilt Heath underground waa no Bureau of Indian Attain, stranger to tha people who working moatly in Albuquer­ waited above. que and Gallup. N. M. Four At West Frankfort, 111., yeara ago he look hit wife scarcely 20 miles away from and four amall children into the Blue Blass mine, 110 men the cold New Mexico moun­ died whan tha New Orient tain! to aupervise 1,200 JiCost Mine blew up on Dee. 22, earilla Apachea on a reserva­ 1061. At nearby Centralis, tion near Dulcc. JU., I l l miners died in anThe Jlcarillat were retic­ ether coal mint axploiion. ent people, ao ally that tome would hide in the bushes when a atranger approached. At Iheir auperintendent, Keli­ iaa directed a carefully plan­ ned tribal program. For one thing, he inaiated on atrict budgeting of each famlly’a THESE I.YMAN STUDENT’S taking the JmluHlriul A lta Cuumu being income. offered at the school for the firnt time this year soon will complete their Month! ago, the Interior work to make room for thb BUUid mincster students, instructor Millard Department picked him aa • Lcrch says th at in the 12-week course at leant three articles, nuch as the finaliat for the coveted Arthur handmade chest* pictured, will be made by the boys, (Herald Photo) "Money Is like gossip" T. S. Flemming Awards, given M. Tucker, president of the annually to the 10 moat outFlorida Stale Bank told a atandlng young men In gov­ •last in Consumer Economic* ernment. Hit supervisor! be­ at the Vocational School Wed­ lieve Keliiaa waa Uie firat In­ nesday, “ It has io be spread dian ever to be tingled out around to be effective." On February Uli, further manifest wlien latest inno­ are following a tight schedule for this recognition. Tucker gild that when Last week he traveled to indications of continued vations In the county tele, in order to place the extend­ foods end services ire in Waahtnglon for tlie Flemming growth of tha county will b« phone facilities will permit ed service in effect on time, citixcna of Geneva and Ovie­ Shedden aaid. balance, economy la in bal­ lntervlewa. On Sunday a t hit ance and when they are out hotel be complained of heart­ do to place local calls to Tlie completion date will both communities and to Han­ follow by Juat a few daya the of balance, either inflation burn. He bought tome medi­ of deflation occura. ford. cine at a pharmacy and when delivery of Sanford's 1982 edi­ Ho cited the example of In­ that did not help ha walked Calls from Geneva or tion of the teleplwne direc­ flation in ilnatancaa wliere to e nearby elinlc. No doctor Oviedo to Dellary, however tory, which will be a larger there la more money than waa there ao he flagged a still will be long dis­ three column version instead goods, and Iota of money cab to tha nearest hospital. tance, according to Bob Slu'd- of o*o familiar tw»> column Grange and tangelo grove* den, Southern Belt manager buy* very lituc. A heart attack killed him on book now in current usage. In conitraat la lha deflation, the way. of tlie SIIS Future Farmer* for this ares. Shedden said that ao far, where a little money buya a Western Electric and Sou­ .everything has gone very Mourning his lots, Indian of America suffered extensive lot but even a little money ia Affairs Commission Phllleo damage In the recent frccie, thern Bell men and women smoothly and he expects no very hard to get. Nash aaid: "At M, John a spokesman reported today. real problems in connection Tucker aaid, however, that Keliiaa was one of the most The damage was discovered To Install Officers with tlie changes. it it dangtm ui to oversimpll- promising young men in the when the group paid a visit Installation of officers will One price for progress, fy facta and then went on Bureau of Indian Affairs and to their grove recently. be conducted at today's 8 however, is that Oviedo and to bring the ever-widening clearly stood on the threshJ. Alien Sandtfer, secretary p.m. meeting of the Lake Geneva subscribers will be acope of five Iraveia of money hold of an outstanding career of tha group, (aid that 130 to Mary Volunteer Fire Dept. doing mure dialing since all from work to banks, to home, in government." 200 boxes were lost when trees Auxiliary at the Fire Hall. local calls can be completed to corporationi, to govern­ Kclilaa'a wife, children and were damaged. Members and guests are in­ only aftor utilizing all seven ment, tavlngs Institutions, friends will bury him today The organisation hopes to vited to attend. digits of the desired numbers. lending Institutions. in Santa Fe. salvage as much of the crop He alto brought out the at possible In order to pay for exchange of gooda for terRata arc not mentioned in the labor involved In hoeing vice* or lor protection, or for the Bible nor in Greek and and cleaning up the grove tu other reward!. Roman literature of ancient gel it in top shape for produc­ Tucker aaid that tome of Umaa. tion. the problem! of balance were the freedom of choice of the consumer, natural dlaatlera, w art, technical changes, and deficit financing. He pictured the commercial banka of America a t ahock absorbers, helping to keep SEE TOMORROW’S everything in adjustment and balance. i c S & u /• i H o 0 1I W m ■A 'Money Like Gossip/ Tucker Tells Students Local Phone Service To Be Extended Feb. 4th FFA Grove Hit By Freeze Air Rescue Unit Reactivation Set I Jliu__ ORLANDO (U PI)—The Air Force announced Tuesday re­ activation of its 41at Air Re*eue Squadron, to be equipped with three teams of parachuteakindivera that could drop Into the ocean and help recov­ er astronaute and their apace vehicles. Brig. Gen. JuM-ph A. Cun­ ningham, head of tha Air Res­ cue Service, announced from hi* headquaitcre here that the unit waa being reactivated be­ cause of increased flying ac­ tivity and increased use of the service in tlie U. 8. Aerospace program. The Unit will be baaed at Hamilton Air Korea Base, CalU. Greyhound races at the Sanford-Orlaniio Kennel Club last week for tiie benefit of the Juvenile Council establish­ ed a first for the track when two dogs finished in a dead heat for the trophy and pr.rcs awarded by Manager Jack Ledoux. The two dogi, Hello Charlie and Topeka Rose, hit the | finish line exactly together ac: cording to the filmed finish and both owners will receive the trophies. Attending from Uie Semi­ nole County Juvenile Council were Judge Vernon Mire, Ro. bert Johnton. D. E. McCord, John Angel and Rill Thomas, president of the council. 'Hie proceeds of (he race which amounted to over $suu will go In the support of the Juvenile Counrll and its work with dependent and delinquent children. The Seminole County Juve­ nile Council waa conceived and organized under the guidance of the late Judge Wilson Alexander. Chartered in December, 1939 as a non­ profit organisation, its pur­ poses arc directed to promot­ ing the general welfare of needy Juvcnilea and in de­ veloping a better understand­ ing of Juvenile problems by the public. Tlie Council encourages, and endeavors to organise and operate, such agencies aa are Edgar C. Rawls Dies At Home Edgar C. Kawla, 70, died at hia home at the Weklva River Bridge shortly after noon on Tuesday. A native of Morgan County, Ala., ha waa a retired lumber man and made hia homa here with hia son-in-law and daugh. ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cole­ man. Ha waa a member of the Church of Christ in Alabama. Survivors are sons, Ruel Rawla of Homeland and E. C. Rawls J r. of Green Cove Springs; daughters, Mrs. Elean Coleman of Sanford, Sirs. Imogcnc Tyner and Mrs. Evelynee Powell of Dundee, Mrs. Christine Driggers and Stra. Judy Hanson of Orlando; 38 grandchildren, four great grandchildren and one ilater, Mrs. Alice Hogan of Mobile, Ala. Funeral aervloea were an­ nounced tor A p.m. today at Brltson Funeral Home with Rev. B. H. Griffin at the El­ der Springi Baptist Church officiating. Burial waa sched­ uled for Oaklawn Cemetery. Pallbearere named were D. F.. Carpenter, John Buhl. Ben Taylor, Leonard Titon, Jimmy Von Herbulia and Perry Wade. Rejects Bout Bid LONDON (UPD—Manager Jim Wicks rejected a $10,000 offer Wednesday to match hit British Empire heavyweight champion, Henry Cooper, against former world title challenger Tom McNeeley in Boston March IT. Unconcerned and unfit par­ deemed advisable fur the cor- and girls adjust to the cir­ ents contributed a hundred cumstances that might sur­ rcctim, training, education other cases to the juvenile round iheir return from the and placement of needy juve­ niles of Seminole County. state correctional institutions. court, involving non-aupport, Ollier functions include the There is a great need to abandonment, neglect, home assistance, financially and carry on the activities de­ conditions injurious to morals otherwise, of correcting and fined above and to expand the and actual lack o( physical rehabilitating the needy Juve­ care. activities in the county. niles where no other means Even since the beginning of assistance is available. Save Up To of the Juvenile Council in Tlie Council does not seek to 36 r; 1939, the juvenile population control or assume the respon­ On Auto in the county has increased sibility of other organisations Insurance having the same objectives, about ten per cent per year. Ages IS • 80 This increase has added but it seeks to cooperate All L inn closely with, and invites the alarmingly (o the already Written crowded docket of the Juve­ Call - C. O. TODD assistance of. other related FA 2-8388 and interested organitalions. nile Court. fur ALL jour Insurance During 19t;l approximately During the past two years, 21S3 S. Park - Sanford the Council has rendered aid (68 cases of juvenile crime Nrxt To Thrift way were recorded, including auto to the Juvenile Court and ATIONW1DE theft, breaking and entering, othrr agencies concerned with petty larceny, truance. van­ delinquent and dependent dalism, criminal assault and Mutual Inouranre children. Co. Financial assistance through breaking probation. Home Office: Columbus, O. sale of memberships and the proceed* from one perform­ ance at tha Sanford-Orlando Kvnnel Club waa the support of the council. This money Is used in BRAKE eases referred by the State and County Welfare Offices, the Juvenile Court, law en­ forcement officers, school s t a n d a r d o n o v a r y "02 principals, and county health authorities. The finaortal arsitlanec Is ] used in emergency situation* and it used only when no other agency is able to pro­ vide the necessary assistance. Funds are used primarily for emergency shelter, rare, ★ O F SA F E T Y * clothing and transportation expenset to place dependent W ith KamblcrS Double-Safety Brake System, brake children with relatives or failure it virtually impossible. Separate systems (or front other persons outside Semi­ and rear brakes. If one is damaged, other still works— nole County. self-adjusting, too. Standard on every ’62 Rambler. Just In addition to this financial one of 102 wuvs the new Rambler Is bcttcr-yct prices auiatance, the Council It on every model stay low. N o wonder Rambler sales a rt. rendering a great service soaring. Why not see your Rambler dealer soon. through a group of working committees. These include the: WOBtO STANDARD Of COMPACT CAR gXCtlUNCC Detention Committee — whose primary purpose it in working to maintain desirable conditions for juveniles the court has found it necessary to hold in detention. The Foster Home Commit­ tee—whose purpose is the ar­ rangement of temporary hous­ ing for children the court feela should be separated from their own families or who are without families. The Special Probation Com­ m ittee— whose function is to aislat In the procuring of apeeial probation officers for Juvtniles with special prohBILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. lama. M l W. First 81. Sanford, Florida The After-Care Committee— whose purpoee la to help boys B DOUBLE SAFETY 1 • SYSTEM • M A R G IN 1% R A M B L E R 2 WASHERS IH| GENERAL % ELECTRI C FILTER-FLO 1 WASHER^ Normally hand waihcd de lic at e fabric* includ in<j th e e r tlo t (111191 io n b« t o r t ful ly l u u n d c r t J i n G E ' t c 1 c I u 11 * c M I N I BAS KET Slip f i l t r r of f a c t i v a t o r $lip M i n i B a d r t on L rrpluc«*filtir I W a s h b a t m l aud* ft ore c are full y f t cleaned. M 12 II. LOAD RE6ULAI WAS! PAPER FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT OF — formal WA 111# O p en H o u se in o im n e w l o c a t io n THIS SUNDAY 1 • 5 cycles autom atically give proper temperature^ •peed, tim e • A utom atic dispenser etorefr edds bleach scientifically • Filter-Flo removes lint, •end, soap scum B IG 1 2 - L B . L O A D S or "Wash Basin ’-Size * V l \ l \ * \ * \ ‘I \ 1 \ T \ l \ l ( t \ \ T here is nothing “just as good as” General Electric GRA M KOW Funeral Home S A N FO R D ELECTRIC CO. FA 2.1562 116 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD, FLA. �t ■w S t - t» m > o Ih f Sanfflrb Srralb ig savings throughout the store during... Jan. I t , 19G1 — Pape 8 I Exciting Program Set Tor Florida State Fair ) * > »• ) • TAMl'A—The exciting pro- Fair, Keb. 6-17, include* »uch train at the Florida State outstanding entertainer* »»j Minnie 1Viul, Hank Snow, the Hinny Tiu. ‘‘China Doll," Fam­ ily, the famous International Auto Daredevil*, and gun fighters from the Great Smoky i Hut that's not all. SomeMountain*. thing else ha* been added— Wall Arfuna' Green Monster. If you dig drag raring, dad, then, like, you've heard of the Green Munster. It'* a pure jet automobile, and one of the fastest ‘‘cars'* on four wheels. It ha* 7.U00 horsepower. According to Arfons, who built the car, it has been tim­ ed ul 210 miles an hour. He drives the cur in exhibitions only. Never has he considered A . 0 . T A I1 0 R taking off to the supermarket to pick up a loaf of breud. The first reason, of course, is speed. Then too, the Green Monster is too long at 2.1 feet to find a convenient parking place. Even with the after­ burner dismantled, it's still i t was announced this week too long. by Chester L. Campbell, Gen­ Speaking of the afterburn­ eral Manager of the Orlando er, that also makes every day General Office of the New driving an impossibility. Gob­ York Life Insurance Co. that bling up diesel fuel at 20 gal­ Alfred Donald Tabor, a repre­ lons to the quarter mile, it sentative for the company in belches a 20-foot flame. Two the Sanford area, has opened drag parachutes are used to a new office a t lib 8. Park stop. Ave. on Jan. 2. Until last year, Arfons said, Tabor joined New York Life he raced against fuel-powered last May and since that time dragsters, cleaning up every has been a leading producer time. Other driveis didn't like for the company in the Central this. They complained to the Florida area. National Hot Hod Association. On Jan. 4th, he was awarded Tha NIIKA forced Arfons out a plaque at the year-end ban­ of raring. quet in Orlando for being the Hut grandstand crowds at leading agent in the class of the fair will see him unleush 19(11. the enormous power of the Prior to joining New York world's first and only jet Life, Tabor spent seven years dragster. He will literally In public relations and fund blast past the grandstand on raising with private colleges an overturned volcano, release in the southeast. tha chutes, hit tha four-wheel Tabor has resided in San­ aircraft brakes, and stop (he ford since 19S9 and lives at hopes) short of the half-mile 114 llolly Ave. with his wife, trick turn. Kulu and son Paul Ivan, lie is active in the Park Ave. Church of Christ and is a member of $185,000 Fire the Jaycccs. NAPLES (UPD—Fire des­ Friends and acquaintances troyed the Naples Supply Co. are invited to stop by the New truss plant here Tuesday, Vork Life office. csusing $186,000 damage. . . . Chrysler-Plymouth Division, Chrysler Corporation, announ­ ced its total retail deliveries for the calendar year of 10(11. C. E. Briggs, vice president, Chrysler Corporation, and gen­ eral manager, Chrysler-Ply­ mouth Division, said Chrysler passenger car retail deliveries of 06,070 for the year exceed­ ed last year by 10 per cent und were the highest in the Isst four years. Briggs said December, with •,474 Chryslers delivered, was the best December in the last six years and marked the ninth month In a row in which Chrysler sales have exceeded the comparable month of the previous year. . • * TAMPA—Garth W. Lynn, a veteran of 29 years in the Intercity bus industry, ha* been named president and director of Tam'ami Trail Tours, Inc., according to Uarron Collier Jr., board chair­ man. For the past six years Mr. I.ynn has been executive vice president of the Florida trans­ portation company which operates Intercity bus ser­ vice as Tamiami Trailways PKIt 100 LB. *00° and freight operations a* CYLINDEIC Tamiami Frcightways. The company is a member of the National Trailways Hus Sys­ tem, an association of inde­ pendently operated bus com­ 109 W. 1st 8T. panies. Busines: Briefs Wgj ISHELLANE BOTTLED GAS <4 • Throw Pillows Small 4 to 7 Lb. Smoked Quontlty Rights Rstensd Prices Good Thurs. . Frl. • Sat., Jan. II . 12 • 11, 1962 TARNOW CHIPPED on SALE Bush’s Best Blockeye Peas c“ 1 0 ‘ Bush's Best Yelloweye Beans ™ 10 " Suwannee Cut Green Beans c . . 10" Bush's Best Baby Can Butter B e a n s ™ 1 0 ‘ Bush's Best B e a n s c” 10" ARCADE PACKAGE STORE East First, Sanford We Give Top Value Stumps 1. |^am|) Shoulder Roast «• 39/ Pound Pkg. COPELAND PORK SAUSAGE Lamb Shoulder Chops «• 59/ Leg-O -lam b........ 7.“" «. 69/ Lamb Loin Chops____ “ 98/ C 39' Lamb Rib Chops......... - 79/ *T 39' Ground Lamb Patties “ 49* r EAT-RITE FRANKS RED E A T IN G 5-lb. Bag Bush's Best Apples Kidney B e a n s ^ l O ' T H R IF T Y M A ID lc« M ilk Vx Gal. 4 9 ' Bush’s Best Great Northern Beans Can 10 ' Ice Cream Meat Pies 6 Fruit Pies 3 Baby Limas.... 5 SUPERBRAND Bush's Showboat 300 Can 10 C.10 Pork & Beans Bush's Showboat ' 300 Spaghetti .... _ Chocoloto, Vanilla, Strotolxrry M ORTON • IDIIM THIS COUPON SOS HALF 60 Top VjiIim Stamps GAL. St Iw Mmm* Wm S , . la A44iM*a T# Th*«* I t s , mUH, I s >m 4 W h t a Y w f u n k s , * Two Cams or F ro z e n Chicken, Beef, Turkey Dixie Whip Topping VOID Arte* JANUARY | BTH . .j.WvMAAAA/VLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaa»•••** a/ 10 ............ s o Bush's Best Navy Beans C ..1 0 * Bush's Mustard, Turnip or Collard Greens £ 1 0 ★ ★ ★ Astor Fruit . . Save 5* a Con $ 20 /H Fruit Drink 4 zz 1 . Cocktail Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit M ORTON F ro zen Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut WMmSIm MDIIM THIS COUPON FOB FAMILY SIZE 60 Top Value Stamps At Tsoi Nh ii J W.«« In Addition T* Tfcoio Rogylerly Komod W k m Yon Pntchoio five Cano mr>;rn A S T O R F ro zen F O R D H O O K o r Y O U R C H O IC E . . Limit 1 with $7.00 Order or More lQ-or. PKGS. 1 HVaw aiian Pun OID APta* JANUARY |SI»4 . 'm m ASTOR M A X W E L L H O U SE COFFEE 39' 3 Beef Hash 3 ^ 1 . 19/ M axw ell House -79' Shorteating ^ 59' ^ 49' B U T T E R ........... 49' D e te rg e n t 19 G ET FREE GIFTS FASTER D IX IE WITH TOP VALUE STAMPS Libby s Cam . . Sava 10* a Can . . Limit 3 • SPE C IA L 1-Lb. Can SA VE 33# SAVE 30# IN S T A N T . . Limit 1 please. Save 2 0 ' a J a r Y O U R C H O IC E S o a p 0 1-Lb. Can Sov* I Or Bath Size Limit 1 with Food Order. C R IS C O A STOR 2 so,. 3 1 ' Handy Andy . . Pints 39# H andy Andy Quarts G ia n t B reeze 69' SPE C IA L . . Q u a r te r s . . L A N D O' S U N S H IN E . . Limit 1 with $5.00 Food Order. Bok 83' Large 33# B l u e s on. 7 7 ' C o n d e n s e d A ll 310 10‘ Detergent . . 24-ox. 39# Farrell's U.S. Choice Lamb Sale co 2 79/ Bush's Best Speckled Pinto B E EFd 3n» SPECIAL B u t t e r Beans R in s o at 1. Pk3i. W D "BRANDED" CH|PPE D Breeze . . Large 35# Popular Brands HAM TARNOW Call FA 2-5733 Ass't Colors . . Hudson Jumbo . Roll Sanford Gas Co. i f o W c I s Limit 4 pl.oM. B A R G A IN PRICES * Sunnuland L u x V SAVE & SHELL: >k SAVE M t l, SAVE W b« Y O U R C H O IC E . . Limit 2 with Food Order. 79' Lge. Box Fluffy All . . 19-ox. 33# F l u f f y All FAB SAVE •# 3& 7 9 ' ARROW ^ Lge. Box SAVE 6# a# m • 419 E . 1st Street # e 2414 FreacS Avenue aOQ B . ltd Street �A ir : Peter Edson It’s Your Choice! iL° (Second in a aeries of editorials on the Chamber of Commerce aa it atarta ita >early membership drive.) II Does our community really want industry? We feel that the vnat majority of the residents of Sanford and Semi­ nole County arc anxious for new in­ dustry to locate in our county. No one can deny the need for more pay­ rolls to help supplement the county’s agricultural business. But are we, as citizens, cooperat­ ing and working in harmony to en­ courage nnd obtain new industry and the much needed payrolls for the community? Are we backing the Chumbcr of Commerce and the tiuwly formed Sanford-Scminole Development Corp. in their efforts to attract industry to the city and county ? W hat have you • w • • Political Worry their effect. Am I loiinr my I have any romantic or physical mind ? appeal to her mat*. “For I wonder if my husband I That’s antirtly falsa. It’s will ceaia loving me, now that superstitious malarky. I am pait 40. Your womb (uterus) is not “I feel ai if I am nothing but a nothing, and not a thing primarily a sex organ, any­ a t all!" way, but la relatively excess Menopausal Fright baggagt. Womrn, you need not fear It it much Ilka tha vermi­ the 40 decade! form appendix. You wives So never let youraelvea know very wail that if you grow so worried or neurotic suffer an attack of appendi­ that you degenarata Into aleap­ citis and then hare th* ap­ ing pill addicts, chain smokers pendix removed, you can anjoy or liquor fiends. food Just aa well as bafor*. Far# Ui* facta! That’s the Well, the womb la primarily first atap in treatment. a “m aternal" organ, not a What you dread la woman­ “wifely" or "sweetheart" or­ kind's age-old n o t i o n that gan. when her uterus atop* func It la Intended for aa* Just tloninr, aha can’t possibly in ease you ahould marry and wish children. And in th* modern Ameri­ can family, where wa average three children, you can aa* that it doesn’t function more than 3 or 4 times in 80 year*. Tha womb la thus not im­ portant aa regard* marriage Mr. Blisa have decided this Dear 81rt function. Noting your place In the not their probtam. If a young woman haa bar Th* SUto Road Dept, says Sanford Ilsrald on Dec. 23, I womb removed (hysterect­ would lika to glva one proper­ it Is, as it was never fixed omy) because of fibroids or ty owner*# view on the subject properly. cancer, or if It atop* ita W* get ail tha wash from of right ot ways. monthly function about th* the highway and tha shell In 1948 wa gara to Semi­ aga of 40 to 46, th at fact does nole County 110 ft. across our fill does not last as it's on a NOT reduce her feminine grad*. property about 600. ft. a t the eharm. My aufgestion to Mr. Blisa abet and of the Geneva She can still b* thrilling and tha county commission is Bridge. and thrillabl* aa a wife—IF. When the fill was put in It to us* the Golden Rule and And that big “IF " means— spread so wa gave them an they will get a whole lot more IF sh* gets wise to tha true right of way*. additional 60 f t medical facta and thua real­ For this wa received a re­ This happens to be an ap­ ises that tha womb la definite­ solution th a t 8emlnola Coun­ proach to the Boat Camp and ly not a barometer of a woiflty would provide egress and many, many peopla bump an’a charm. over it and know the story. rlgress to our Boat Camp. Wivea, Waka Up If and or when, they widen A t th* tints the approach Wives, wake up to the fact was built 1 understand th* State Rd. 46, they will have that you and your alstara for county did not own th* equip­ to buy this whole section and 10,000 year* have been enslav­ ment to black top th* drive so you may be sure min* will ed by an entirely falsa notion! It waa ntvar put In properly. coat tham and I own both A woman’s aex Ilfs thua Wa want along with this, sldea of tha road. can continue clear up Into old however, aa wa figured they A few loads of shell would agt—and by “old age," w* would keep it in repair. have been a much (cat expense medic* refer to at least B0 or When Brown Miller was I'm sure. 00 years. county commissioner, he kept So again 1 say—“ Do unto So reorganise your thinking th* drive in good repair. other# aa you would have and quit focussing on your­ Whan John Krider waa com* them do unto you." self! Instead, keep th* apotVery Truly mlsiioner he had It scraped lirht nn your himhand. and kept passaMe. Prudence G. Scholl B* liberal with compliments. Th* new commission and (Mrs. l.ouis J.) Laugh and b* gay. Streamline your figure if you are mors than 16 Iba. overweight, for a OUR BOARDING HOUSE plump figura U linked with AWOV. MAT ft) “mother" and not with "sweet­ FAIRPIELU** heart." Y0U« *250 WILL Fat wivea tend to produce a BUY tH&HAMfc, platonic condition In their BATCH PICK'S AHO&MCNELC mites, for a man past 40 need* fiDRIRB ‘ some seductive allure to start EVPEDtTlOrJ/ YOUR CHARE I hi* erotic process. Tha old incest taboo lands OF TH* PHOTS to curb a man’s eroticism as (SOLD (MOULD B S ABOUT regard* maternal or motherly • M0,000A, souls. Be slenderise. Chang* per­ fume. Ra-maka your personal­ ity and fight fir* with fir* 8end for th* booklet "Meno­ pausal Complexes," enclosing a stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. (Always writ* to Dr. Crane In car* of Ihla news­ paper, enclosing a long 4 cent stamped, addressed eneelope and 20 rent# to cover typing nnd printing costa when you send for on# of hla booklets.) Frsn U a twin for 10,000,. 000 other women In the 40M i | i bracket. She la n slaee to n false notion. And this mistaken Idea driven women to nse Iranquilltera, cigar*ta and liquor. In fact, ■ any of them end In sani­ tarium*—-alt dne to this ageold bugaboo of womanki/id. Bo send for the booklet be­ low and emancipate youraelraai CASE L-410: Fran D.. aged dO, la nlmoat n nervous wreck. “Oh, Dr. Crane," ah* began, “I feel aim ply terrible I And 1 am so nervous that I have tak­ en aleeplng pills for th* past year. “But even they are losing Letters To The Editor ») r* Phil Newsom Says . . . How Did Red Get Job Back? By PHIL NEWSOM L'PI Foreign Newa Analyst Next to that of Joaef Sta­ lin, it would be difficult to imagine a name likely to fall with a more unpleasant ring on tha ear# of Nikita Khrush­ chev than th at of Vyacheelav Mikhailovich Molotov. Last November when Molo­ tov returned glumly to Mos­ cow from hia Vienna post to be met on>> by member* of hla family, it appeared th at “old Bolshevik’s" career In­ deed waa finished. Rut her* ha is, howavar briefly, In the new* again and returning to hia V ism a job as Soviet representative on th* International Atomie Energy Agency. Recalling th* bitter charges hurled against him by Khruihchev and succeeding speaker* before th* recent 22nd Communist party con­ gress in Moscow, one of three conclusions seems possible: Molotov still has friends powerful enough in th* Soviet command to prevent his de­ cline into total obscurity. The Moscow leadership, which is pledged against a return to the lethal purge* of th* old Stalin days, believes he is less a mornc# to the new regime outside the coun­ try than in. Twist Is 'Bad' For Young, Old CHICAGO (U P U -T ba na­ tion's newest dance crate— tha Iwlat—it bad medicine for middla age and it Isn't very good for youth either, physicians said. The American Medical Association aaid Tuesday th* twlat “ ranki along with the hula hoop a* a potential source of dislocated joint*, slipped dia;t, sacroiliac dam­ age or muse!* sprains." New Piggyback Operation Set Allantic Coast Line Rail­ road will operate a third all piggyback train from South Florida to New York begin­ ning Monday, It waa An­ nounced today by Philip J. Lee, vice-president In charge of traffic. The new train wUl leave Tampa each Monday and roach New York Wednesday morning, 88 hours latsr. Other ACL pigiyback trains leave South Florida on Tuesdays and Saturdays, Lea alto announced that Coast Line wlU operate ■ piggyback special from Jack­ sonville each Wednesday at 6 p.m. to arrive in New York at 8 a.m. Friday, Piggyback traffic will also be handled on this train from Atlanta in con­ nection with the Georgia Rail­ road via 'Augusta and Flor­ ence, S. C. In a special statement the AMA advised, "If you are past 44 and if your ttrenuoui exercise conaiats of walking from the parking lot to the office, think twice before you throw yourself into a vi­ gorous session of the twist on Saturday night." For the middle aged who insist on twisting, the AMA suggested a "relaxed, modi, fied twist." An AMA spokes­ man said, helpfully, "you probably can get by with nothing more serious than a pulled muscle." The Soviet Unkm regards the International atomie agen­ cy aa of so little Importance it doesn't much m atter who has th* Joh. Another and lest likely pos­ sibility in the Jungle of highlevel Kremlin politics was a decision that, despite past sins, Molotov bed the right to soma recognition for more than 30 yeara of faithful ser­ vice to communism. In tha figure of Molotov ther* are many unpteasant memorlt* for Khrushchev. First, of eourse, was Khrushchev's charges th at as a leader of th# “anti-party" group, Molotov plotted for Khrushchev's downfall, and even up to th* past party eongresa opposed the latter’s deStaliniaation program in his writings. Of significance, too, is th* fact that it was Molotov un­ der Stalin'* guidance who worked out the pact with Hit­ ler Germany permitting the rap* of Poland and who sent a message of congratulations to Hitler on the fall of Paris. It waa Molotov alto in those high-flying day# who referred to Naaltm as "a question of taste” and an Ideal th a t could not he destroyed by force. Those ar* points tha pre­ sent-day Moscow helrarchy would prefer to forget. Thursday, January 11, 1062 0 NI,Y RAMBLER WORLDS BEST RUSTPROOFING Circulation Slaaeser m a o MrDLL* M tcheaelal Sapk Kaicrea aa eaceeS eUea mailer Deleter ST, ISIS al Ike real Office of •eater*. rieriau eeCtr Ike Aat of C w i y n of Blank a, 1ST*. Tka Mevaia la a eaaaikar of the I'llH S Preea which la ealtlleA oarloe* frcly •• the uae tee resuhlleaileu ot all the local earn octal#* lelhta i i B i c a u r r i o a maths Delivery Of lire Pal* I ..Tear SI LAC • Sleuths UI ■ Meathe AOS I aiealh MS s Peats! Maowlaitese previse* that all Llated and unlisted Recarilie* Mutual Funds Dp t Teas M entor: Midwest Slack Rack. C h i t a B o a r d of Trado C soaty ■AS « Heaths a Meathe 1 Meath • ALLEN ft CO. 811 K. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FI.A. A ll a n a * a Teas A.TS • Meathe am S Meathe 144 I Heath Orlande Bel** Eoproooatatlro MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Ph. OA 8-8484 F irst I want to assure each and every* person in Seminole County that I consider it a privilege and honor in having been permitted to s e n e as one of the Legislators from Seminole County for the past six and one-half yeara. I sincerely hope th a t I have sen ed to the satisfaction of a majority although it Is impossible to please everyone. However, I must now make known to you my decision that I will not be a candidate during the forthcoming Spring primaries. Should it develop th a t the Constitutional Amendment is adopted which gives Seminole County a Senator of its own and should my able colleague, Mack Cleveland, Jr., seek the office of Senator, I would then consider another term solely for the purpose of assuring Seminole County of an experienced » • man in the House of Representatives. Other than that my decision not to run is quite final. For the privilege, honor and pleasure of having been allowed to serve as your State Representative, I again lay Thank You. INVESTMENT SERVICE a a r a r .x m ii .i .emmkw City caller IWAMM VOLTOLIXM TO THE CITIZENS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY I t ia impossible for ma to contact everyone in Seminole County and I must, therefore, resort to this method of making known my plans regarding my aervice in the State Legislature. COMPLETE Sanford, Florida WASHINGTON — (NEA)f The cstch In this is that ership — After Congress ad. | —With the session of Con- j much of the ultraconservativc journa It ia expected that tho President will take an active grass opening, th* political pot ( strsngth is concsntrsted in part In th* campaign. He was * j haT started to boil In earnest k * y congressional district# most effective In New York for th* 1962 mid-term elec- i where It will have consider- and New Jersey elections last fall. He recognizes hia position Hons. ! oble influence. History is on the side of the) —Civil Rights—Extremists as head of the party, works at , Republicans for cutting some in tha NAACI* criticise the it and lovea it. —Republican Leadership — ! inroads into tha Democratic' Kennedy administration for House majority of nearly 90. not having a stronger reform It is still unclear. Nixon, Or-’y In 1984, In the middle of program to offer Congress. Rockefeller, perhaps Georgo , Franklin D. Roosevelt’s first The Democratic reply Is th a t' Romney and even Sen. Ever* term, haa the party in control1they have given more vigor- ett Dirksen and GOP Nation! °f the Whit* House made a ous enforcement of existing al Chairman William E. Miller *) I ♦ fain in Ita congressional m i- civil rights legislation. And have to be elected in their jority. , they will get the votes up own states this fall before In the Senate, with 21 Dem-1north where they're counted, they have national political ocratic seat* and 16 Republi- as In New York and New Jer- stature. Outside of the sur­ can up for election, th* Dem- aey. vivor* the only one now in ocrata have another advantage —Kennedy'* Political I.cad- tight ia Barry Goldwater. of retaining their m ajority,;----------------------------------------| whlrh i* now 28. While the Republicans make big claim* for the gaina they r, expect to make, th* more real­ istic Democratic appraisal It that if they hold what they now have, they will be doing all right. WASH1XGTON (U PD -T he not believe a walkout was in Both Democrat* and Repub. llcana claim victory in 1961 K e n n e d y administration'! the cards this year. special electiona. Democrats plea for a no-strike settle­ The labor secretary told a carried Gov. Hughes to vienew* conference that both ment of mid-year ateel nego­ tory In New Jersey and Mayor tides suffered during the re. Wagner In New York City. tiations confronted the high cent receasion from lots nf The OOP's principal gain was command of the United Steel- jobs and business. The in­ election of San. John Tower in worker! union today before dustry also has problems of Taxes. Republicans also won the start of' a two-day meet­ meeting foreign competition mayoralties In Louisville and and competition from rival ing. a faw smaller southern commetals at borne. munities. But they don't add Th* ,ubJi:ct o( bar 3 a'ning The union'* main concern up to anything like a trend for thi» >*»r w*‘ 1,01 *ven 00 appears to be unemployment taking over th# South. th* a«eDda ?or ,h« ‘w°-d*y in the mills. Average produc. Everything that happens n^vld T* MclfonaTd I tion*main,en*nce «mplo>'tnent the coming co n g rc .lo n .l p r ^ n t D .t id J. McDonald, £ • alon will have political angle*. and hi» “n'° “ * «*«CUtlrc ' the first nine months was » > # Thl* will be truer In 1962 than board. But Labor Secretary Arthur 406,700—a level that the union In 1961 because th* newness says haa not been to low of th* Kennedy administration J . Goldberg's assertion Tues­ aince tbe depression of tha day tbat a walkout in the program will have worn off. 1930s. It ia nonsense to try to pre­ basic steel industry would Goldberg also announced "make no sense at all" in dict now what th* issues will Tuesday that a seasonal be next November. Whet hap­ 1962 seemed sure to draw the trend edged total unemploy­ attention of the union lead­ pen* in th* world outside of ment in the nation above the Washington can change the er*. four million mark In Decem­ McDonald waa reported to whole political picture. But to ber. But he predicted the pic­ ») day, these are the big issues be shaping a subdued, flexi­ ture would improve in six ble approach to the steel politician* watch: months. —Madical Care for th* Ag- negotiations in an effort to An increase of 101,000 in #d—Th# Kennedy plan to re­ minimise public quarrels with joblessness last month put place and expand th* Kerr- company spokesmen. Under this strategy. Mc­ the unemployment figure at Mill* bill enacted during th* 4,091,000 at the end of 1961. Elaenhower administration la Donald hat passed up tbe Total employment in Decem­ chance to reply to an attack considered most Important. ber was 66,467,000. It haa an appeal not only to on the union's call for short­ Despite the increase in job­ th* 17 million Americans over e r hours mad* by Roger lessness, the seasonally ad­ Blough, board chairman of 66, but also to their children justed rate of unemployment i) ' • and other relatives who have U. S. Steel. remained unchanged at 6.1 One source aaid the union to provide for th* oldatera, per cent of the labor force. often at aozna financial sacri­ waa not wedded to its pro. fice, if there le no government posal for a 32-hour week to aid. alleviate high unemployment Doggone! —Extreme Conservative Op­ among its members. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) position—It ia sited up as But the union will seek mostly Republican, t a k i n g other methods to reduce the —It wasn't a fit night out for little or nothing from th* impact of layoff*—including a dog here, a* anow and aieet Democratic vote. Ita principal higher separation pay, re­ fell Tuesday, ao th* city's aix eomplalnts are over foreign training rights, more supple­ police doga were taken off policies. The Democratic feel­ mental jobless benefits and their beat*. Their policemen ing I* that as long aa I'retl- seniority rights In transfer* mate* stayed on duty. dent Kennedy can maintain to new plants. his popularity rating of over Goldberg, who waa a chief 70 par cant In tha public opin­ negotiator for the union dur­ Greatest potash depositi in ion polls, th* opposition la not ing the 1969 steel strike that the United States are found vital. lasted 116 days, said he did near Carsbad, N. M. Steel Workers High Command Meets Facing Woes On Strike Clinic W ALTR* A* U I t LOW. t i l t TOM A rC B L IIM I U SBT m tS S L tCVKLTM J. CUBHINO S la a a sla g c a lle r AaverlM lna Director SCOT WXLLI *a. KLLCX TTMH Count/ c a lle r C laealtlta S taaater cccklia r z a a s a 4AftlK I- snoBMAKCM S e a ltty g a ite r D u lle st* M aeaasr Notebook j Dr. Crane's * ■t State of the Union done as an individual to secure in­ dustry? Not much can be done individual­ ly. It must be done on a unified basis and the best method is through the Chamber of Commerce. Industries are going to communi­ ties where cooperation exists nnd allout efforts arc being made to attract payrolls. The chnmber docs much to in­ duce industry to come here, but it needs your help. In the drive starting Monday we repeat: WE MUST GO OVER THE T O P ____ There are no ifs, ands or buts . . . th a t is, unless we don’t want progress. You had better make up your mind. Do we hold still nnd watch others take the big Industries want­ ing to come to the state, or do we pitch in and get them. THE CHOICE IS YOURS J i l l ONLY RAMBLER GETS DEEP-DIP RUSTPROOFINQ right up to tho roof, plus 13 other steps to fight ruat and road* salt corrosion —such a t: Body panel* beneath doors are zinc-plated • Ceramic-Armored muffler and tailpipe • Alu­ minum window frames c Exterior trim of stain!*** ateel • Even the radiator won't ruat-it's tided at the factory with 2-year engine coolant (low cost)I Good reasons why Rambler resale value it tops and stays tops over the years. RAMBLER Sincerely, World Standard of Coopact Car Excalaoco BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. 841 W. First 6L With best wishes for continued growth and progress In Seminolo County, I remain Seaferd, Florida Gordon V. Frederick State Representative, Seminole County V • w mat* �I JMRSi Olj* Binforb ^rralh Jan. 11, 1962 — Paffeft______ Five Lake Monroe Jottings . . . Mr*. II. L. Johnson a in to sorry I missed it but on the road again. Ma>be one Ruin nml cold weather or 1 was told that everyone pre­ of these dajs it will get pav­ ed. The Paola road is stilt 1 cold weather and rain, either sent ejoyed e\cry minute ol I it. • • • The flu and virus messed up Seems like it way vtc have had it. Oh welt, ; bug is sure going around. takes foretcr and a day to guess it will be sprint; one , The junior and senior high get it done. But when they ' of these day*. If the flow­ schools have large numbers do, IT will be a aign of Pro­ ers amt plants in your yards ! out. Morfe than 300 out at gress. • • • Called Sammye look like ours they look aw­ Junior High. 40 checked out Lou Keel to see if our talk , ful. Frost sure played havoc Monday morning at Senior about this wonderful town with them. • • • Lynn and I High. This kind ol w'eather j softened Ma and Pa Ken­ Jim Giles have had Lynn's j isn't helping it at all either. dricks any toward moving mother Mrs. Edith Wise visit­ • • • The tornado that struck down here but couldn't get ing them from Miami. • • • in Crests lew list week was an answer. • • • While in Mi­ Talking of Miami, the ten within a few miles of the ami I called my brother and members of the High School I home of Rena Hawkins par­ his family and while talking Glee Club along with their ents. Hcna had a call from to little Fraocine 1 asked her director Mi*s Ollie Reese her brother George Thursday what she got for Christmas Whittle, Saidee Williams and evening saying her father Is and she replied "1 got a I had a very wonderful week­ seriously ill again. So ahe chord organ from Santa 1 end there last week. We is on call to go at anytime. Claus and the rest of the stayed at the Miami Colonial I • • • Forgot to mention that things were presents." Isn't Hotel overlooking Bayfront I talked to former postmaster that cute. •%» I’ark on Blscayne Bay. In Annie McArthur while in Mi­ Our t h o u g h t this week ia HKAR AUMIKAI, K. S. Mn.storson, deputy chief of the Rureau of Weapons, the park la a giant lighted ami. She waa just getting about Friends which we hope visited the Naval Air Station this week. Shown jrreetinsr the Admiral are torch surrounded by a hifth over the flu. Said she spent by this one is right. It was left to right; Capt. Robert M. Ware, NAS commanding officer; Rear Ad­ half round wall that ha* the Christmas In Mississippi. And written by a man named miral Mastcrson, John Krider, manager of the Chamber of Commerce; Jim­ words "The Torch of Friend­ to be sure to tell everyone Beach and goes like this - my Crapps, Mayor: Andy Carruway, chairman of the Armed Forces Com­ ship" on it. This is beautiful in Monroe "HI" and that ahe "Our Friends ace the best in mittee, Seminole Chamber of Commerce, and Capt. J. M. Tolly, HatWing a t night. We took the group thought of us often. • • • us and by that very fact One commanding officer. over on the beach and down I see that they are working calls forth the best from us." the famous Lincoln Road and Collins Ave. The youngsters, especially the girls FLIPPED when they saw "Surf Side Six." The group came home with a lot of wonderful know­ ledge and is now looking for­ ward to going to district this Sal** tax collection* for spring. • • • Happy Birth­ Longwood's Volunteer Fire feet of three-quarter inch the month of lunt December ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) — th* fire tvera identified aa day Lloyd Freeman. You were really a surprised per­ Dept, has purchased amt in­ booster hose plus chemical bated on November tales On* man still wa* missing and Fire Captain Roy Simpson son at the birthday party stalled a two-way radio tor apparatus. Its uses are prin­ •mounted to 814,465,279.36, 33 person* remained In criti­ and John Wood, an employ* Judy Lavender had for you. the use of the city's fire and cipally for house fires. •n increase of $608,5686.22, or cal condition today from an of the firm. Authorities said • • • Jessie Mac and Her­ The number two truck la | 4.39 per cent over the $ 13,- rxploaion-caused fir* which Simpson apparently died of maintance department*. bert Muses guests Tim and According to a report from equipped with an 800 gallon 856,711.14 collected during demolished a feed mill and a heart attack while fighting Bor; Stallings have return­ the blare. killed two men. ed t*> the big slate of Texas. 1 Chief ciaude Layo, license to water tank, high pressure th* aame month last year. A company spokesman said • • • Our sympathy goes out operate has been received John Beam pump capable of | Total tales tax collection*1 A total of 37 persona suf­ to Mrs. Wilson Coleman In from the FCC and the base sending out two lines of 800 thin fiscal year, July through fered injuries in the five- about 50 employes were in the tlie sudden passing of cr i station and five mobile units pound pressure and is used December, amount to $82,- alarm fire. The blat* was granary section when the first father. Tuesday afternoon Al- now are in operation making primarily for woods or grass 493,272.60, an increase of brought under control early blast occurred. Following the first blast an lenc went up to tell her father | Longwood the only city in fires. This truck also has $2,679,268.12, or 8.86 p a r today. Urgent appeals for blood estimated 800 to 1,000 em ­ goodby before she left on her 1South Seminole County which been equipped with two high rant over tha $79,814,004.44 came from City Hospital ployes. most of them office bus run and found him. He lias immediate service avail­ pressure fog norrles to be collected to date last year. had only been with them a able to residcnti in case of used on house or building Gatoiine t a x collection* where two shifts of doctors worker*. were evacuated from few days. • • • The first fire or other emergencies. during th* month of Decem­ and nurses tended the injurrd. the five-story building. Fire fires. The inferno waa touched off truck* speeding to the acene Layo explains that upon re­ class in Red Cross First Aid ber baaed on November aalea Chief Layo't car is equip­ will start at the Monroe ceiving a fire call, this ped with a unit as ia Aaaia- amounted to $10,263,570.19, by twin explosions Wednesday were hampered hy heavy School Tuesday beginning at speedy network can alert all tant Chief John Farina's and an increase of 2.48 per rent afternoon at the Ralston-Tu- rushhftur traffic. Tons of water were poured 7 p. tn. and lasting until 9 personnel simultaneously thus Fire Marshall Jam es Reit­ over the $10,014,775.24 col- rina feed processing granary. Firemen, their clothes caked on the building from three saving much time In getting p. m. This course will be one ers' plus the city's maintain- lected during the s a m e with Ire, battled through the sides. The area around the night a week for five weeks. to the scene. Should another ance and water vehicles. month yaat year. • • • The Monroe Home alarm be received before the Total gasoline tax collec­ evening and night in aub-:ero granary and the streets lead­ Work already has begun on Demonstration Club had a equipment returns to head­ acquisition of monitors to be tions this fiscal year amount weather to bring the blare un­ ing to it became eolid sheets nf Ire. Some 55 fire truck* very interesting program last quarters, the men can be Installed in each ftrtman'a to $60,142,474.68, an increase der control. Shortly after midnight fire poured water onto the fire. Thursday evening at the contacted and rcdispatched home which will operate on of $1,531,229.24, or 2.61 per After the blase was brought home of Louise Thompson. to the new location. Also a f - ! the frequency of the city's cent over the $58,611,245.41 officials estimated that 300 Local attorney Phillip Logan ter the first firemen's arrival twt>-way radio network, the collected to date laat fiscal firemen were on the seen* under control full fire crew* continued lo pour water-on tha fighting the blare. was the guest speaker. He at the scene the extent of chief ad\i*ed. When a phone year. The two men asho died in smouldering wreckage. spoke on Legal Matters. 1 equipment needed can be de­ call reporting a fire ia re­ termined and the call put in ceived at the base station, Immediately giving directions the dispatcher keys a dial for the best approach. Should tone over the air which x n ric j! at a grass or woods tire, the sound* through the monitor* th e f o l l o w in g kundh men snd equipment become and ia followed by the dis­ h b l o n o in g t o o w n k iw o f Winner* announced for tha L A N D * . W H I C H H A V E B E H N endsngered by being sur­ patcher's description of the BOLD FOB TAXKN. AND Tuesday afternoon aeaiion of rounded by (ire or through fire and its location. It ia W H ICH H AVE IIHC.V ITNCLAIM ED FOB L O M O B II mechsnlcal failures, bogging estimated that this service DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club T H A N T H R E E MONTHH, A R E down, etc., belp esn be im­ will increase reiponae by with tan table* in play were I N »IT HAND. AND UNLKR* T H E O W N E R HHALL A P P L T mediately dispatched. volunteer personnel move- NR, first, Mr*. F.dna Reilly F O R SAME ON—O R B E F O R E The equipment hss been ment to Urea by 75 per cent and Harvey Geiger; *econd, FEBRUARY1 F I R S T list), 1*42. BITCH F U N D S W I L L n B installed in the number one and overall better fire pro­ Mr*. George Pearsall and P A I D INTO T H E O H N R R A L fire truck which is equipped tection will be experienced by Mra. Robert Nichollr; third, a F U N D O F BEMtNOt.K COUN* with a 500 gallon pumper, the rapidly growing com­ tie, Mra. Frank Austin and T T FLO R ID A : EMMA I . R O B E R T S VS.7* 1,000 feet of two-and-one-half munity, he reported. Mre. Ruth Rlatt and Col. and C H A R L IE CLARK : | S S* inch hose, 600 feet of oneTen year* ago LoogwNiod’a Mr*. W. W. Hague. A NNA B U R K E ISSSS L UCV W I L U A M H 21.11 and-one-half inch hose and 300 population was 700 people . . EW winner* were firat, M A R T C O O P E R , h e ir * 4J* 24 today it numbers more than Mr*. Fiau* IIoilier end Mr*. W IL I.IK C l.A R K 402.19 SGCA it A ION IIOUH. 3,000 according to layo, who M. L. Patterson; second, Mre. IN O I 'O R P . SI.IS adds that H ia through this R. L. Ackerman and Oscar S T E V E N MINE.* ISIS in t h e c i r c u i t c o u r t o r increase in the Barnett; third, Mre. Albert N IC K C O N ST A N ­ T H E NINTH J U D I C I A L C I R ­ population T I N E . F.T AL S S I* C U I T IN AND F O R S E M I ­ city and surrounding areas Beaon and Mre. Harold Nic­ G E R A R D B A MARY N O L E COUNTY, F L O R I D * . that the Volunteer Fire Dept, kerson and fourth, a tia, Mr*. H. HENSON SI 74 IN C H A N C E R Y NO. I I S I I E A S T BRO O K L Y N SAVINGS baa grown and trained dili­ Nan Edwards, Mrs. Myrtla ll.7M.ll BAN K. * New Y o rk c o r p o r a gently to give efficient ser­ Dunnehaeke and Mrs. Charles t \ ItliM * m y h a n d an d o f . Don, f t c l a l •» *! t h i s t h i 14th i s y r l a l n t l H , vice in protecting home* or Hassle and Mrs. lari* Week. • f J a n u a r y , A.D. 1SI!. \». butinesaei. (SEA L) JO H N E. KNOWLES and In reciprocation th* people A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h , J r . , DONNA R E E D K N O W L E S , ill* C l a r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t . will: and C H A R L E S D. MC­ have attended the A n n u a l N i n t h J u d i c i a l C ircu it. W I L L IA M S a n d ANNA M. MC­ Firemen's Chicken Dinner, in m u c ir c u it r o i rt of In a n d f o r S e m l n o l t C o u n ­ W ILL IA M S , b la wlf*. ty , F l o r i d * which this year will be held THIS NINTH JUniUI 41, U K . D a f a n d a n t i S anford. F lo rid , rr. in a n d fo b ai-.Mi. -NOTICE TO D E F E N D OR on March 10, and the Fourth cu P ublish J s n . I t. H U . NoLr. county , r i.o n in * . O R D E R O F FU R L IC A TIA N I’M A XCKBY .NO. I I T M of July Carnival. Fund* railSUIT FO R FO RECLO SU RE f e h i i r i CAT v. o r c o r p o r . TOi CHARLES D. M c W l L - ed at these event* have made R U F F O L K COUNTY F E D E R ­ A T E 111**01.1 T i n * L RAVINiIK AND LOAN AflL IA M S and ANNA M. possible the purchase of thi* A I n Tfcn S i n , And S f T*» ROCIATION. a U n ite d f i l e t * , Mc W i l l i a m s , hi* w it* Authority Of Th* scale Of o f A m erica co rp o ra tio n . syitem to give Faster, fcaftar E l L o n g v ie w D m * F lorldn Plaintiff, L csln g tn n , K entucky and Better Protection, lay o T O A L L T O WHOM T H E S E v* TOU, CHA RLF-S D. MCWIL­ P R E S E N T * SHALL C O M E . RON ALD It MULDER and LIAMS a n d ANNA M. M c W l L - concluded. G RE K T IN C M : Last year the fireman re- P A T R IC IA M U L D E RD, e fheint d awlf*. W b i r u i , G i f fo r d A. C o c h ­ LIAMS, a r * h e r e b y n o t l fl a d n t* . r a n . N o r t h Helrrn, Now Y ork; t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o r F a r * - *ponded to more than 70 notice o r a u ir in mort . C h a u n c o y B e l k n a p . N o r York c l o s u r* o f M o r t g a g e lia* baan GAGE FORK* LOS IKK S. N aw Y o r k ; J a n i a n T. T j - Iliad a g a i n s t y o u , a n d y o u a r a alarms within the city and T O ) R O N A L D K M U LD K R r e q u i r e d t o r a r e * a co p y o f surrounding areas, the an­ n l o n , N aw Y o r k *. N an York and PA TR IC IA MULDER, did o n t h a Srd d ay of J u l y y o u r A n a w a r o r P l e a d i n g * to nual report states. b i s wlf* t h a C o m p l a i n t on th * P l a i n ­ PITTSBURGH (L 'P I)-F ive Air National Guard officers were killed Wednesday night when their disabled C47 plane crashed into a farm field. The plane, on a routine night proficiency flight, de­ veloped engine trouble shortly after takeoff from Greater Pittsburgh Airport at 10:30 p.in. Minutes later the pilot. Capt. Charles N. Griffin, of Brownsville, Pa., radioed the control tower he was exper­ iencing difficulties and was heading for th* Allegheny County Airport. The craft fell short, crash­ ing into a wooded area on a farm in Snowden Twp. about 15 mile* from downtown Pitts­ burgh and two mile* from the South Park Fairgrounds. Killed in addition to Grif­ fin were Maj. Ivan Allen, the co pilot, and Maj. Frank Conally, both of Pittsburgh; Maj. Leroy Smith of Coraopolls. Longwood Volunteer Firemen Sales Tax Two Die, One Missing, 3/ Install Two-Way Radio System Collections Up Hurt In St. Louis Blast Legal Notice Officers Die In Crash Pa., and Lt. David Sloan o f , Washington, Pa. Income Tax Rat Bites Fatal ST. JOHNS. Nfld. (U PI)—A 6-month-old boy died Tuesday aa a result of rat bite* he suf­ fered on almost all parts of his body. Also bitten w is his identical twin who is in a hospital In critical condition. The babies are the sons ol Mr. and Mrs. John O'Brien of St. Johns. Howard L. Whelchcl 160 Klllott Ave. FA 2-2010 Office Houta: t • 6 Evening* Bjr Appointment Harrell Sr Beverley Automotive 209 Phone W. 25th S t FA 2-8415 • Tranemlsalou Kebuildere • Engine Keboilders • Wholesale Aala Part* AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE HAYWARD’S M ORE FO R YO U R M O N E Y THIS IS TIIK PLACE, and NOW'S TIIK TIME fur T-E-H-R-l-E-I-C aavlnga la Mrn'« Wear and Shore Shoe* . . . . W WK ROOM FOR NEW top-quality Men'* ’K GOTTA MAKE BOOM SPRING MERCHANDISE! Sale Starts Thursday . . . . End* Sunday Night. p a n ts BOYS' Lone and Short Sleov* SWEAT SHIRTS Vs Is n SPORT SHIRTS Value* t . $8-69 t o 98* su its M EN 'S >.50 Vale** to $12.10 Value* ta $81-50 D RESS sh o es sp o rt co atsv.... Value* tn 1800 1.50 We Specialise la OuUlttiag the Extra Big and Fair* Tati H A Y W A R D 'SInter»ecUon * * 17*92» nnd 436 Fern IHarji, Fern Park OPEN—Sun. thru Thuru. 9 to 7. CLOSED—Friday eronlug a t »S>0 And All Day Saturday. Bridge Winners Are Named It Pays Legal Notice To Legal Notice A D V ER T IS E In A. D. 1**1, c a u s a to ha In­ c o r p o r a t e d u n d a r th * p r o d a lo n a o f t h a g e n e r a l c o r p o r a ­ t i o n l a w n f Ilia S l a t * of F l o r ­ id a ACORN R I V E R C A T T L E COM PANY, a c o r p o r a ti o n , w i t h Ha p r i n c i p a l pla>-» nf h n a l n a a a a t OV IEDO. S EM IX O L E COUNTY. In IHo S t a t e n f F l o r i d a a n d w h ere* * th a p r o p a r u f f l n r a o f am h c o r ­ p o r a t i o n d id o n th a 2nd d ay o f J a n u a r y , A. D. IS*:. >auaa t o ba f l i r t In t h a o ffice of t h a M acrata ry o f S t a t a of th a S l a t * o f F l o r i d a , a du ly a u t h a n t l r a t a l r a a o l u t l o n a d o p ta d b y th * a t o c k h o l d a r a u n d a r th* p ro v i s i o n * o f aa ld C h a p l a r SOI, F l o r i d a S l a t u t a a , s h o t t i n g th* d l a a o l u t l o n o f au ch c o r p o r a tlo n . Now, t h e r e f o r e , th a e a c r a far) of S ta ta do** h a r a h y n a r t l f y | 0 t h * f o r e g o i n g an d t h a t ha la aa tla f la d t h a t th* r e q u i r e m e n t ! o f l a w b a a * ba aa com piled w ith. IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . I h a t a h a r a u n l o a t l my h a n d • a d h a t * a f f t x a d Ik* O r a a t S a a l o f f h * M a t a of F lo rid a , • t T alla haaaac in * C a p ita l, t h l a | h * aacond d ay o f J a n ­ u a r y . A. D. ISIS. (SEAL) TO M ADAM S P a rra ta ry of Stata F ublli* Jan. II, I II:. t i f f ' s a t t o r n a y , J o a a p h M. F i t s garald, 2JI .Security T ruat R u l l d l n g , Miami, S?, F l o r i d a , a n d flic t h a o r i g i n a l A n a w a r in v it s t io n to r id o r P l e a d i n g In th * offlc* of S s s l t d bid* will ba r a r a lv a d th * C l a r k o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t o n o r b afo r* th * t t h d a y o f In t h a offlc* o f th * S h e r i f f F e b r u a r y , A. D.. t>*:. If y o u o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t r . a t th * f a l l t o do so, Ju d C in an t b y d e ­ C o u n t y J a i l H anford . F l o r i d a , f a u l t w ill be l a k a n a g a i n s t u p to 1:1b P. M . on th * 13th y o u f o r til* r e l i e f d e m a n d * J d a y of J a n u a r y . A. D. 111:. In t h a C o m p l a i n t . All b id s s h a l l b* c l a a i l y T h * d e s c r i p t i o n o f in * r a a l m a r k e d aa auch o n t h a o u t ­ p r o p e r t y p r o c e e d e d a g a i n s t Is: s id e o f th * an v ato p * . T h e bide L o t I t . B lo c k IS. T O W N - w ill b* p u b l i c l y o p e n e d a t l:*b S I T E O P NO IIT H CHU LU- P. SI. o f th * s a m * d a y . T a b u ­ OTA, a s u b d i v i s i o n a c c o r d ­ l a t i o n *l th * bid* will b* p r e ­ in g t o t h * p l a t t h a r a o t s e n t e d tu J . I . H o b b y , x h a r l f f r e c o r d e d In F l a t Book 2, o f S a m ln o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . p a g e * I I t o IS, l a c l u a l r a , E a c h hid ah a l l c o n t a i n m o f t b s P u b l i c R e c o rd of co p y o f t h a m a n u f a a t u r a r ' a S em inole County, Florida. -pacification* and d a te r lp tlr * T h i s n o t l c * s h a l l b* p n b llg h - l l t a r a t u r a . All b id s s h a l l b* ad one* s a c k w e a k f o r fo u r F. O. B. S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , s n d c o n s e c u t i v e w a s h * In th * S a n ­ a b a l t b* b l a d i n g o a tb * b i d ­ f o rd H a r a l d . der for a m inim um of th irty D ONE A ND O R D E R E D a t ( I t ) day*. Bids a r * r e q u e s t e d Sanford, Hamlnol* C o u n t y , on th * f o l lo w in g t l a m i F l o r i d a , t h i s S*tb d a y s f D s c ­ O N E N E W P A T R O I , CAR a n b ar, A. D. I SSL ■pariflcatlona ar* a vallabl* A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h J r , at th * Sharlft* Of-tc* of Sam inolo County, Sanford, C lark Circuit C ourt B y : M a r t k a T. Vihlao Florida. D a p n tjr C l a r k J . L. HOBBY. S h e r i f f J o a a p h M. n t a g s r a l d Sam tnol* County, F lorid* l t d S e c u r i t y T r u s t B a ll d l n g By J a m a * J . S t n g t o t a r y M iam i I I . F l o r i d a Chief D eputy P u b l i s h J a n . «. 11. I I , :*, lSdL I 'u b l l s a J a n 4, 11. l i t : . Legal Notice R esident* U nknow n. You. D e f e n d a n t * a r * h e r e b y n o t l fl a d t h a t a c o m p l a i n t I s feraclnso a c t r t a l n m o r tg a g e on tb* fo llo w in g dtacrlbed property, in .w it: Lai 7*. BEAR LAKE K IL L * , e c r o r d t n * to th * P lat t h a r t a f , aa r * r » r d t d , In P l a t Book 17 a t P a g * IT, of t h a P u b l i c R t n o r d a of M t m l n o l t C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida. lias b een file d a g a i n s t y o u t a th * a b o v a s t y l e d s u i t a n d y o u a r * r a q u l r a d t o a e r v # a oopy • f y our A nsw er o r Plead in g lo t h a C o m p l a i n t on P l a i n t i f f s a t t o r n a y . J o s e p h M. M u r a a k o , P. a Boa 1U . F a r e Park. F l o r i d a , a n d fll* th * o r i g i n a l A n s ie a r o r P l t a d i n g to tb * o f ­ fice o f t h e C l a r k o f t h * C i r ­ cuit C ourt on o r bafora the ktb d a y o f F e b r u a r y . 17(7. I f you fall t o d o t o , a d s e r t * p ro co n feaao w ill bo t a k a s a g a i n s t you for Ihs relief dem anded In th * C o m p l a i n t . W l t n u a my hand and o lfle l a l a t a l o f o fflc* a t Ban fo rd , S em in o le C o u n t r . t h l a 2nd d ay of J a n u a r y , 1 M L (BE AL > A r t h u r M. B e c k w i t h . J r C lark of C ircuit C o u rt B y i M c r t h a T. V lh len D eputy C lerk P u b l i s h J e n . 4, i t , IS. t t . i l l ) The h iiford Herald phone FA 2-2611 SANFORD phone 6A 5-5938 SOUTH SEMINOLE \ �i Sift •xnfrrrR |r n U Page 0 — Jan. 11, 1002 North Orlando Party Given B A 1LEI By Skislaks Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skislak were hosts to one of the first parties of the New Year at their home In North Orlando. Happy New Year was writ­ ten in large letters above the dining room drapes. Refresh­ ments of chips, dips, olives, ham and cheese, hot rolls and holiday drinks were served. Dancing to recorded music waa enjoyed during the even­ ing. Guesla Included Mr. and Mrs. Ewrlghtson HarvlUe, Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Tony Krecek, Mr. and Mrs. William Shook and Mary Martin, all of North Orlando. Out of town gueita were Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Buie, Mait­ land; Jim Peet, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Vern Blggall, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rupert, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mondo and Mr. and Mrs. Al Vogobclla, all of Miami. . BETTLE w iy . . . J>ottiE Higginbotham FARAWAY PU C ES with Hasty has several fine sam­ ples of Persian art, Including strange sounding names thla has torn the abode of some cartoon type pictures of Brenda and Raymond Hasty the two boys, which make and their two sons, Mike and them look like typical Persian Steven for the past two years donkey boys. Sira. Hatty was impressed . . . Iran, the faraway coun with the beauty of the flow­ try that used to to Persia. They lived in the capital ers that she saw there and city of Tehran, where Steven said that In her yard grew and Mike attended the Amer lovely lilac trees, huge roses ican Army Mission School and other richly profuse with grades one through 12 blooms. and over 800 students. The ancient Persian arts of Hasty, who la the son of carpet weaving, mosiacs, tap­ Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hasty of estries and their love of color Sanford, was torn and raised and rich hues make every­ WORLD TRAVELERS are these three. Mrs. here and attended Sanford thing colorful and bright. Raymond Hasty, with »on» Mike nnd Steven, who schools. He la affiliated with Evan tha donkeys wear a have Juflt returned to the Staten from Tehran, District Gulf of Florida, but string of brads In turquoise Iran nnd will goon depart for Rangoon, Burma. works with the U. S. Army across their foreheads and the (Herald Photo) Englneera. rider alts on a colorful stuf­ In Iran to worked on the fed cushion of gay, bright raced to catch tha pelota. But after the bit with the aand rehabilitation of tba old colors. tha clouds of dust that rose to and broomi. • • • Mehratod airport at thla the high celling when sand (As the sind was being world crossroads. There are A LITTLE BIRD told us was sprinkled on it and then broadcast from boxes by at­ many Americans there with that tha NAS Officers Club swept up to dry tha moisture, tendants, one wag in tho many Interests, some in oil, "Afterburner" was roaring was a real menace to the audience cried, "Here, chick, The DeBary Garden Club construction, business, air. full blast Saturday night spectators who were envelop, chick, chick!" He received s lines and military. whan the wetting down party ed In the chocking cloud. held the January meeting at complimentary roar of laugh The climate la reported to was held for eight newly pro­ However, the players ware ter from the huge crowd ga- the Community Center. Larry to enjoyable with four sea moted VAII-? officers. able to maintain their foot­ thered for the opening, for his Loadholtx of DcLand present' sons which are not very pro­ Those who were tha object ing and play a tottar gama, quick-witted gag.) ed a program on landscaping nounced In Tehran, however, of Uie wetting were Lcdrs. for the small home. Hasty said that in the south Bob Moore, Don Parrish and Using aa his theme, "The eastern aection of the country, Charlea James, Lt. Frank American Style of Landscap­ near the Persian Gulf, tha Galloney, 14. (Jg) Spike Spling," he stressed the public weather often hits 130 to 133 nelll, Slick Mabany, Jim area, of front yards, the ser­ degrees. Bratton and Ensign Gerry vice and privata areas. He There la very little rain, Jahr. suggested a plan of simplicity only about 10 inches In the All those who attended the Officeri of VA1I-T gathered Mrs. Car] Wells a l officers' for the amall home and rec­ winter and early spring. Wa add-a-strlpe party agreed at tha French A rt home of wives representative; Mrs. ommended boxwood, boxhorn, ter comes from deep wells which aro laboriously dug out that It was a first rate af­ Mrs. Deacon Bakka for the Jack Maguire and Mrs. Louis holly, hibiscus and turka cap fair and enjoyed the good food Hoop succeed Mrs. Frank as good plants around a by hand by native labor. first meeting of 1M2. Welcome Galoncy as Central Commit­ bouse. Drinking water la delivered and fun. • • • January aunshlna accented tee representatives. Mrs. Mrs. George Iluppcrt re ­ twice a week from the U. S. THE TWIST PARTY that tha red and while table decor George Schneider, who is a minded members of the lunch­ Embassy deep well which has Jeanne Warnke and the Play- displaying a gourmet variety candidate for OW president, eon and garden tour this week been cbolortnated. girl Fashion Shop are put­ of homemade breakfast deli­ will to replaced by Sira. Le­ and asked those planning to In aeasoo, vegetables are ting on Friday at the Capri la cacies and coffee. roy Heath, as publicity chair­ attend to meet at the DeBary obtainable, particularly mtlChairman, Mrs. Bud Gear, man and Mrs. Deacon Bakke attracting a lot of attention. Plata at 8:30 a.m. ons and fruit such as cherries, Folks can be haard saying presided over the business lakes over the treasurer's Mias Clarissa McTetridge plums, grapes and pistachio session that included thanks to nuts. But most food eaten by that they wouldn't want to tba old and welcome to tha books from Mrs. Richard spoke on preserving our Na­ Martin. tional scenic beauty and Mrs. Americans Is shipped in from miss it, so It la expected that new otfleera of the club. a good alied crowd will to on Mrs. Larry Monroe and Talman Van Arsdale gave a Denmark. Mrs, Gil Erb will replace Mrs. Charlea Cruse will be the resume on the Judging by club Iran Is not a garden of Eden hand to see the new styles new hospitality chairmen, re ­ members during the borne as It baa been pictured, Hasty and aee tow the professional placing Mrs. Hoop, Mrs. Dan lighting contest. said. There are 90 million dancers of tha Arthur Murray Twist. Heteau and Mrs. Don Parrish. Mrs. Sidney Swallow pre­ people there, but mostly clus­ Studios do •tha ‘• • Mrs. W. n. Mahsny and Mrs. sented three new members, tered In small areas. POLICEMAN’S BALL SatO. W. Maguire will retain Mrs. V. Kellner, Mrs. T, WOn the way home, the unlay night at tha Mayfair. their Jobs as bridge chairman Donaldson and Mrs, Jam es Hastys visited in England and historian, respectively. Oddy. with Mrs. Hasty's family. All the toys In blue have tic­ FRIDAY Mrs. Gear and Mrs. Erb Brenda la an English girl who kets to the annual shindig and met her husband during the It's always lots of fun. The The TEL Sunday School volunteered to serve as com­ war and later came to this scene la the Mayfair Hotel Class of First Baptist Church mittee chairmen of the Jan. 16 country to marry. Since then ballroom and we'll bet that meets in the Chapel at 3 p.m. Central Committee bake sale with Mrs. Hoop and Mrs. P ar­ she has been home several there will be some twisting go­ with Mrs. W. 0 . Gardiner and rish as Plnecrest collection times, and her family has ing on there, too. It's sort of like Metracal, her group as hostesses. experts. visited In the United States we hear, good for the waist­ Mrs. James Bratton will he several times. co-hostesses for tto February The Hastys have had many line, stirs up the circulation coffee and Mrs. Heath and The Adult Ladles Sunday adventures In their travels, and gets rid of that tired blood Mrs. Monroe volunteered to School Class of the Osteen but "I guesa I got the most feeling I • • • co-host the squadron luncheon Baptist Church met a t tha rxcltrd when I thought I was In Longwood SAW JUST SCADS of people tha third Thursday of next home of Mrs. Robert Williams going to get left In Iran," said Mr. and Mrs. Claude Welh- month. we knew at the opening of the Friday evening with Mra. El­ Hasty. erlngtnn Jr., I-ongwood. an­ Jal-alal fronton last Friday Special guest fer the day mer Shivers as ca hostcss. "There was some mlx-up In nounce the birth <>( a 4 lb. 10 was Mrs. Jam es Heath of Devotions were given by the passports and some mis­ night. or. son. Dec. 20. at the Orange Pampa, Texas, who Is visiting Mrs. Claude Tyson, followed It's quite a fabulous place, understanding and It looked Memorial Hospital In Orlando. her daughter in Lake Mary. by a general discussion on like they weren’t going to let unlike any other building or The new arrival, who has This was the first social ac­ faith. me out. I really got a little game ever seen. The action la been named Christopher Dal­ tivity for June Martin, since fast and furious, and becomes A social hour was enjoyed shook up that time," he said. "But after some delay we more Interesting as it Is bet­ las, was welcomed home by welcoming her fourth off­ and refreshments of pecan pie two brothers, five year old spring, diughtrr Denise Ann, and coffea were served by tto finally got it straightened out ter understood. The little ceremony at the Kobe and four year old Data. to the family. Other members hostesses. and were on our way." Fatcm al grandmother if present were Mrs. Tom Eu­ Those attending were Mrs. The life of foreign travel beginning of each game was apparently agrees with the amusing. All tha players lino Mri. Cauda Watheringtoa, banks, Mrs. Wallace Holton, Tyson, Mrs. Shivers, Mrs. Hastys for they will soon em­ up behind tba Judge and Sanford, and maternal grand­ Mrs. Tom Uffman, Mrs. Trammol Kilpatrick, Mra. bark on a trip to the F ar East. march aotcmnly, single file mother is Mrs. Clyde Cowart George Jesscn and Mrs. Ger­ Lola Brooke jn d Mrs. Wil­ ald Hyman. liams. Hasty has been assigned to out onto the court, to the of Crescent City. AID, tho Agency for Interna­ measured cadence of an old tional Development aa a tech­ Spanish marching song. Then ENHANCE EYEBROWS nical advisor for pending con­ they halt in a certain spot, Eyebrows will appear more turn to the audience and In struction in Rangoon, Burma. natural it brushed free of Their route there will carry unison raise their baskets in powder and penciled with a aalute. Then off they trot to them by train to San Fran­ ahort strokes to resemble real cisco, then by plane to Hon­ take their positions, or to heirs. Be sure your pencil has olulu, Manila, Hongkong, leave the court If It is not their a well-sharpened point or use turn to play. Very colorful Bangkok and Rangoon. an automatic fine line eye Tho thing the boys liked in the red, green, white, black, pencil. gold, maroon, blue and gold most in Iran was tho donkeys, which are one of tha most Jerseys. Tho damp floor was a men­ If you are asked to pour at common forms of transporta­ tion. Mike was much Impress­ ace to the players, as It made a tea, to sure to arrive a few ed when he was allowed to them slip and slide aa they minutes before serving time. hold a baby donkey and en­ joyed driving a donkey cart. Animals play a large part in tba life of tha Iranians, and old Persian drawings and paintings have pictures of animals, mainly wolves and BEAUTY SHOP bears incorporated into the beards, balr, even the faces -Wishes to Announce and eyes of the pictures. Mrs g SS DeBary Club Plans Tour This Week I y: Plans For New Year M ade e a By VAH-7 Officers At Coffee Church a Ladies Society Installs Officers The spacious home of Mrs. If they arc elected for extra session, a social hour was en­ resent a railroad, with an ar­ A. F. Greene was the scene terms they do not receive a joyed and refreshment! serv­ rangement of greenery and a ed by the hostess. The table miniature train as the center, of the monthly business and second one. Following a ahort business was cleverly decorated to rep­ piece. aoclal meeting and Installation of new officers of the Ladies J Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and englnemen, Lodge 334. Mrs. Walter Cook was In­ stalled as president and other officers who will serve with her are Mrs. E. P. Williams Jr., secretary; Mrs. H. E. Turner, treasuer, and Mrs. Harry Wilson, collector. > * Warden and magaxine cor­ respondent, Mrs. R o b e r t Elsencoff; Mrs. Paul Sefrled, outer guard; Mrs, Harold Keeling, trustee; Mrs. C. H. Goethe, legislative represen­ tative; Mrs. Eudonal Eth­ ridge, delegate; Mrs. George H am , flag bearer; Mr*. Greene, aoclal chairman, and Mrs. If. J . Bridges, card >) \ t chairman. Other officers who were un­ able to attend and will be In­ stalled at the next meeting are Mrs. Robert Karrakcr, vice president; Mrs. Ronald Brooks, conductor; Mrs. J. R. Wells J r., chaplain; Mra. J. A. Callahan, inner guard; Mrs. H. 11, Fortner, trustee; MRS. A. F. GREENE, was hostess to the installation meeting of the Ladies • m and Mra. C. W. Turner, alter­ Society of tho Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enffinemen a t her nate delegate. home on Jew ett’s Lane. Sented from left are Mrs. H. E. Turner, treasurer and Mrs. E. I’. Williams Jr., secretary. Standing tire Mrs. Robert EisenMrs. Cook, who was re­ coff, warden; Mrs. W alter Cook, president; Mrs, H arry Wilson, collector elected as president, received nnd Mrs. Green. (Hcrnld Photo) a past president's pin, in rec­ ognition of her work the past year. The club presents a pin to all past presidents after their first term of office and Osteen Personals Rebekahs Assist Orlando Lodge Eleven members of Sanford Seminola Rebekah Lodge No. 43 went to Orlando Saturday evening to install the officers in Orlando Rebekah Lodge No. 12. They were Mrs. Eileen Rec­ tor, district deputy president of District 10; Mrs. Virginia Anderson, Mra. Mae Myers, Mrs. May Rutow, Mrs. Neil FulreU, Mrs. Emily Jam e­ son, Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mrs. Eva Williams, Mrs. Vlrginia Rocto, Mrs. Mable Browne and Mrs. Bertha Sny­ der. By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ander­ son of Bradford, Mass., spent a week recently with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Agner of Lemon Bluff. Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k Thomas, Lemon Bluff, recent­ ly spent several days with Ihcir son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul DcWitt in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Bay Wagoner of Spenccrvillc, Ohio, have arrived at their home at Lemon Bluff, for a two month visit. Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Moore and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Agner spent Sunday in St. Augustine sightseeing and v i i i t l n g friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller of Bradenton recently spent four days with Mr. und Mrs. Grimes. Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Moore recently visited for two days in Kissimmee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Skinner, then visited Mrs. Moore’s n* niece and husband, Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Albert and family in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hop­ per and daughter Phyllis, Or­ lando, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams. I COMPLETE HEARING AID SERVICE G. C. Ilcarn, Consultant MAICO HEARING AIDS Earmark Of Fine Hearing Instruments EVERY FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO 2 P. M. MILLER RADIO & APPLIANCES 118 South Park Atchuc Batteries — Cords — Repairs — For Mott Makes' Ph. FA 2-0232 For Home Appointment Calendar Osteen Class VIeets With VIrs. Williams WlnJuj.-fcjdh&h. . . pMAsmi& iksri/i FALL AND WINTER SALE New Arrivals •A % 'h • • • BILL ADLER & HIS II • I the addition of * • • DRESSES SWEATERS • SKIRTS } (Ball C ui n‘ tfw d 0 o REDUCTIONS floU aunjan’A MAYFAIR INN Saturday, Jan. 13th, 9 't il- iI ■ • CASHMERE COATS TWEED COATS HATS One Rack • • DRESSES • • BAGS RAIN COATS ROBES SHORTS • • • SHIRTS si «> I • » ® SLACKS * 5 1. * 1 0 — ALL SALES FINAL — Lillian Corden DATE: Starting 5:30 Fri., Jan. 12 Open 'til 9 p. m. (o o u r K taff • . . IS year'a ea perinea k L.*Vf • Fashions for tba tall nnd Ion* wanted 220 W. Fairbanks R ! I ||t Formerly Katherine SIS PALMETTO AYE. Harvey Beauty Shop FA 2-0834 PLACE: 9 TiaJuj.- £aU w i'a “Featuring 214 N. Park Fashions Just For Y ob” FA 2-2383 �t 3 hr B an fn rh S rra lh Jnn. 11, 1962 — Pago 7 (< Smile Social Given A t Miss Ruth Angelo To Wed. it. (jg) George A. CHINA DINNERWARE Im ported EXCLUSIVELY Sopplloo A vs. CLEARANCE OF COLD WEATHER MERCHANDISE PARDON US! but wa ara ail upside down getting ready for our Twist Danca tomorrow night Twist fashion models Twist Arthur Murray danrara even a new Twist cocktail to maka It tha best party in town. Of Meeting Personals MISS RUTH ANGELO (Photo by House of Rahijn) WELCOME WAGON S P O N S O R S ... firm * o f preatiga in tho business and civic life of y o u r co m m un ity. For information, call was presented a large sum of money for her project of care for Eastern Star guests at the Masonic Home in St. Petersburg. The gift was pre­ sented on a huge mobile but­ terfly pulled by members of tho chapter. She was also presented a personal gift of a ceramic tray made by .Mrs. Leinhart, and a lovely butter­ fly pin from the Past Matron's Club was presented to her by a life-time friend, Mrs. Alice Click, who now lives here. The Worthy Grand Patron, of Ocala, was presented a ce­ ramic horse, whose saddle was a gift of money, and sad­ dle-roll an honorary member­ ship into the local chapter. Mrs. J . J. Nicholson J r. was hostess at the close of tha meeting for light refreshments of punch and trisngles of cake. Mrs. I.. Schnabel, in charge of dining room decora­ tions, had a sleigh made of yellow mums holding a kewpie doll at one end of the table, and an arrangement of red roses a t the other. Personals Dr. and Mr*. W. D. Gardi­ ner have returned to their homo on Magnolia Ave., alter spending the Christmas sea­ son In Tegarkana, Texas, with Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Vallentine, relatives of Mrs. Gardi­ ner. a:. p. s. llava you mada your reseiratlons? FA 2-1261 AH Men’s Heavy Jackets 10.00 MEN’S HEAVY UNDERWEAR 1.98 MEN’S LONG WOOL BLEND SOCKS .79 Penneys MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS 1.33 MEN AND BOY'S CORDUROY PANTS 3.33 SHADE MAGIC Handsome decorative ef­ fect* revolve around new tricks with window shade cloths. To make a special de­ sign accent of tome of the new patterns or textures, order extra yardage for a val­ ance. MEN AND BOY’S SWEAT SHIRTS 1.98-1.29 BOY’S WOOL SOCK CAPS 1.00 There l» nothing more true than a "stitch In tim e." Mend at the outset before the hole gets beyond repair. MEN AND BOY’S SWEATERS REDUCED DIAMONDS . . . . The Gift That Laata Forever WALTNEY 384 8. PARK AVE. Open Frl. Nights Til » JANUARY o from D a l l a s . . . Fall Apparel REDUCED 30% to 50% BUY . . SAVE I FASHION MAGIC IN JACKETS SUITS COATS SPORT-SHIRYS FIRST OF SPRING 6 .9 5 BARGAINS IN • SHOES each COME IN AND LOOK AROUND Open Friday Nights Q im BOY’S HEAVY JACKETS $ 6-$8 WOOL AND WASH • SLACKS ** FOR BREATH • SWEATERS • • • • COTTON THE IT S SPRINGTIME AND YOU CAN SENSE IT IN THE FABRIC . . . COTTON . . . THAT IS EXCLUSIVELY YOURS AT PENNEY’S. BOX 1211 322-9333 WELCOME WAOOM - - - THE CAPRI EVA BESS Officers Honored By Eastern Star POWELL’S G4fta and O ffleo 117 Magnolia OPEN FRIDAY NITE TILL 9 P. M. Adelaide Anne Proctor wrote the words of "The Lost Chord.” which were set to music by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Changes Date German AT — The Sanford Home Demon­ stration Club was to meet today at 2 p.m. at the HD Center on 23th Street. Guest speaker was Sen­ ator Douglas Stenslrom. He conducted a discussion on property rights, wills and deeds, starting at 2:30 p.m. Questions were left at the desk at the beginning of the . meeting sad he answered them after the discussion. The meeting was open to the public and anyone interested in the above subjects was cordially Invited to attend. Welcome Wagon identifies your F in e s t A t Family Dinner Bake Sale PRESTIGE nOHENBERG BAVARIAN By Home Club Plan Huge By Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Brown of Alicante ltd. enter­ tained with a buffet supper and games party last week at Official visit of Worthy their home on Gem Lake. Grand Matron Emmalu Brown Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Annis, Mr. and and Worthy Grand Patron Mrs. Ludwig Kupccz, Mr. and John F. Nicholson of the Mrs. Robert McGee, Mr. and Grand Chapter of Florida was Mrs. Chester Rearick and the highlight of a recent meet­ granddaughter, Vicki Wat­ ing of Seminole Chapter 2, Order of Eastern Star. kins of Orlsndo. The evening began with a Mrs. John Vindett of New York is the houseguest of her banquet in their honor a t the aon-in-law and daughter, Mr. Civic Center at 0:30 p.m., and Mrs. Myron Accardi. of which was attended by 65 P ark Lane, who are celebrat­ members and guests. The ing the birth of a son, Vincent head table and officcra' tables Michael. He was born Dec. wore arranged in the shape 30. and weighed 8 lbs. 1 or. of a broken column, the The stork has been busy in Worthy Grand Matron’s em­ DeBary this week. Mr. and blem. The eenterpicce was Mrs. Arthur Thompson of Cat­ a large manzanita branch alina Dr. are also the proud decorated with varying sizes parents of a son, John Robert, and colors of buttcrillcs. Fern, born Jan. 4 and weighing 7 dotted with crepe paper but­ terflies, trailed the tabic cen­ lbs. and S ois. Mrs. William Knoll of Ma- ters. Place cards lor the Worthy tanzas Rd. has returned irom an extended visit to West­ Grand Matron and Patron were ceramic butterflies made chester, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. John Paltsits by Worthy Matron, Helen •f East Braintree, Mass., and Leinhart, and other place Waterboro, Me., visited Mr, cards were gaily decorated and Mra. Thornton Smith of paper butterflies. Nut cups Naranja Rd. during the Itoli- were white on triangles of red, blue, green or yellow and daya. Mr. and Mrs. Priee Goodson bore the Worthy Grand Mat­ ef Sunset Dr. returned from a ron's motto "Deeds not visit with their family at Words." Tommy McLain, Pompano Beach. They made Worthy Patron, was toastmas­ aide trips to Miami and Coral ter. "The Lord's Prayer," Cables, where Mrs. Goodson and a song of welcome was presented by Mrs. Joe Corley. celebrated her birthday, At 8 p.m. over 100 members Mlsa Beatrice J . Tyson of Eldorado Dr. entertained a and viallora gathered at the friend, Miss Josephine Park- chapter room in the Masonic hurst of Pulaski, N. Y., dur­ Building where they were hon­ ored by a courtesy in which ing the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Healy The Worthy Grand Matron of DeBary Dr. have returned from a visit with their son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. Mulcahy, at New Rochelle, N. Y.. and their eon and hla family at Lakewood, N. J. Enroute home they stopped at the Veterans Hospital in Lake City to visit THIS EMBLEM Ben Bllbert of DeBary, Dr. Charlea Wagner of Long Jaland, N. Y-, has been visit­ ing his mother. Mrs. Arthur Wagner, at her home on Na- j ranja Road. If you know that there arc aeveral ahowers planned for the bride-to be. give some ether kind of party—a supir, tea or luncheon Anniversary Navy Wives DeBary Personals Discussion Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Angelo! recently celebrated their 31st of Penn Valley, Pa., announce I wedding anniversary with a the engagement of their j dinner and reunion of the daughter. Ruth, to Lt. (jg) { George A. Mallek, son of Mr. | Summersill family at their and Mrs. Frank J . Mallek, j home. Merrill, Mich. There were 43 guests at din. Miss Angelo is a graduate! ner and during the afternoon of State College. West Ches­ and evening many friends ter. Pa., and is teaching sec­ called to congratulate them. ond grade at the Southside Mrs. Corley's parents,' Mr. Elementary School in Sanford. and Mrs. E. T. Summersill The groom-elect is a grad­ of Geneva, and all their chil­ uate of Michigan State Uni­ dren were present for the versity and is presently sta­ celebration. tioned at the Naval Air Station Attending were Mr. and in Sanford. Mrs. E. T. Summersill, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summersill of Geneva, Mr. and Mrs. William Summersill, Mr. and Mrs. 1-cster Summersill and daughter, Jeanie, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Summersill and Mrs. Erma Kennedy of Jackson­ ville. The NAS Central Commit-1 Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sum­ COL. AND MRS. ALDO LOOS, formerly of tee, composed of all Navy mersill and daughter Linda Chevy Chase, Mil., have purchnaed a home in De­ Wives from both officers a n d , and Mrs. Bertie Rowson o f Bary nml are enjoying retirement with other enlisted wives clubs, are spon-1 Miami, Mr. end Mrs. Floyd residents of the fust growing community. Col. soring a bake sale, Jan. 16 English, Albuquerque. N. M.. Loos was chairman of n government security from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at j Mr. and Mrs. Wesson, l'alatbonrd at the Pentagon, Washington, I). C\ before the Food Fair Grocery and ka. Mr. and Mrs. Charles his retirement. (Cox Photo) the Navy Exchange. Summersill of New Smyrna A variety of home baked Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Earl foods including pies, rakes, Summersill. Tavares, and Mr. cookies, candies, breads and and Mrs. Myrle Summersill! many other items, some of of Pensacola. Also present1 which are specialties of the were 13 grandchildren and WE wives, will be offered for sale. three great grandchildren. More than 150 items have HAVE already been promised with several groups not yet re ­ Bear Lake The Welcome Wagon Club of ported. Proceeds will be used Sanford will not nircl on the for furnishing and redecorat­ new OLIVE OIL scheduled date this month, ing of tho Dispensary at the Permnnent Wave but has planned the meeting Naval Air Station. for Jan. 24. Wonder • Working Oliva Mrs. Richard Cleveland and Oil in every working drop! By Shirley Wentworth The group will meet at the Mrs. Darwin Smith are coMinnie Bess is hack to Miss Norma Sawyer, flight Florida State Bank and res­ ■erva you. chairmen of the project. ervations must be in by Jan. All residents of the Sanford stewardess for Eastern Air area wbo are interested in Lines from Forest Hills, N. 19. homemade delicacies, espec­ Y., is here for a one week visit ially those who work, are in­ with Mr. and Mrs. Vaudic Portuguese is the official BEAUTY SHOP vited to visit one of the loca­ Vice of Craig Dr., Rear Lake and prevailing language of 10S E. 2nd FA 2-3914 tions during the appointed Manor. Brazil. hours. Grinstead Home After all the regular Chriatmas parties in North Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Grinstead decided to have a postholiday party that was differ­ ent . They entertained a group of friends at a "Smile Social.'* Guests presented the hosts with a smile and a stick of chewing gum as the admission price. Crepe paper stream ers hold­ ing balloons were hung all over the house. Strings of chewing gum attached to blue, red and green ribbons hung from the light fixtures and wall decorations. Refreshments of stuffed cel fry, carrot curls, pickles, party crackers, onion and cream dips, and five different varieties of holiday punch from five crystal punch bowls, were served to those attend ing. Guests included the Louis Muglachs of Orlando; the Joel Aldermans, Winter Park; the John Lyons, Fern Park, and the WUllam Hintons of Cassel­ berry. Couples from Sanford were the Harold Whltlcrns, Marvin Dyals, Warren Adams, Claude Hlttcls, Mrs. Helen Wade and Mrs. Madeline Covcncy. North Orlando couples were the Tony Kreceks, Bob Deans, William Carrs, George Som­ mers, Ewrightson Harvillcs, Stewart Helmlys, Malvin Campbells, Donald Nalls, Mayor and Mrs. Frank Pasula and Mrs. Gaude Dean. Corleys Observe fijo b A o n MEN’S WEAR 115 S. Magnolia Are. Sanford FA 2-1585 MISSES AND HALF SIXES WOMEN’S FLANNEL GOWNS ft PAJAMAS GIRL’S FLANNEL GOWNS - PAJAMAS 1.98 FRESH STYLED COTTONS IN PLAIDS, STRIPES, PRINTS, BUTTON TRIM AND MANY MORE. WOMEN’S LONG COATS LOOK AT OUR WINDOWS rO R OTHER STYLES GIRL’S COATS 20.00 $ 8 -$ 1 2 �r 9l|f It Pays To In The Pros MIAMI BEACH (UPI) Tour the vitamin* Into junior and stand bark while hr (rows because it is increas­ ingly evident today that the monetary payoff on muscles is going to be ever more as­ tounding. Back a few years, in the days of chewing tobacco base­ ball, as an example, a player who could run down a jackrabbit and hit a ball a coun­ try mile was lucky to get a mule as a bonus. This didn't include the reins to drive him home, cither. The answer is that they just didn't know how much the sedentary spectators would pay for tickets and-or tele­ vision. Seventh Game: 1 Flllpino-Egana, 2 Ibarrata-Llata, 3 Anacabe.Sarmi, 4 Estrada-Zarra, ft OnateZabala, 0 Uria-Juanchu, subatitutes: Blas-Elorri. Eighth Gama: I Aronna, 2 Sagas, 3 Aguetin, 4 Gaiti, 6 Astlga, 9 Areitio, 7 liiarte, substitute: Badlola. Ninth Game: 1 Badiola-Manuel, 2 AldasZubl, 3 Gasti-Eehanls, 4 Areito-Augustin, ft Astlga- Iriarte, A Arrotta-Sigai, sub­ stitutes- tlrta-Issar. Tenth Game: 1 Farquel-Elorrl, 3 BlasDavalos, 3 Filipino. Pradera, 4 Tejero-Llata, ft EstradaEgana, fl Ibarreta-Zalwla, sub­ stitutes: Onate-Abasolo. Eleventh Game: 1 Uria-Llata, 2 Onale-Erhanix, 3 Badiola-Isaac, 4 GastiManuel, 6 Aldax-Zubi, 0 UrlaIrlarte, 7 Astlga-Agustin, 8 Areitlo - Sagas, substitute*: lUrreta-Sarmi. Jai NOW THRU APRIL 13th 7 i 4 J P.M. N IG H TLY (Kacopt Sunday] Pari-Mutuels letting Nightie Palp Double Quislelis* Ivenr Seme rimer Heeled la wla la $ Hom ecom ing D( ♦ Board To Pursue Hands-Off Policy On Sonny Liston J Second Ranked Cage Quint Stubs Its Toes In Own Loop 0 ?/ <f Canucks Okay P i M ore S p o rts fir.# l\ THANK C EN T R A L FLO R ID A 7th ANNUAL CHARITY NIGHT TONIGHT will avail yournelven of thla opportunity and by ao doing enable uu to become an integral part of Central Florida. Plan now by calling Orlando 8S8-6221 for reaervationa. Ride Triples RESULTS CORAL OAELEA. Fla. First Game—Doable* ft Pta. (U PI)—Jockeys Avellno Go­ lUaSsZarra 7.10 3.20 2.60 m el and Walter Blum each Telero-Dabalos 3.60 2.20 rode a triple at Tropical Park Ibarrets-Abasolo 2.40 Wednesday. Gomez climaxed QuinJela (1-3) Paid M.40 hlr consecutive trio with a vic­ Perferta (3-2) Paid US.10 tory aboard Billy Overman in Second Game—Doubles, 3 PU tha feature raca. WORLD’S FASTEST SPORT! Quiniela (1-5) Paid 221.00 i Gusaie Lee 4.60 This is Chanty Night at the Deacon and Rolling Russ. loth Race, Mile, T 41.20 Quiniela (1-2) Paid 27.20 Sanford-Oriando Kennel Club I.a«t Night's Results and all profits for the ten- 1st Itare. S/ISth Mile. T 3I.S3 9th Race, 3/16 Mile, T 31.36 O.B.'s Jasmine 23.40 4.80 3.00 3 00 2.&j Excelling 5.60 3.00 2.40 Lora Lucille race program will go to more 4.20 5.20 4.80 Tufty O'Leary 3 03 6 40 4.20 Ample B. than a * score of charity or­ Upstager 9 (0 4 80 Kasco Whiskers Quiniela (2-3) Paid 233.00 4.40 ganisations in Orange and Blue Duster 5.40 Seminole Counties. Included Gay L. Quiniela (1-2) Paid 831.60 in the group are veterans or­ ganizations. the March of 2nd Rare, *• Mile. T 41.10 23.40 1180 4 60 i Dimes and United Appeal Reline ; Chief Fabric 4.20 3.80 ! Fund from both counties. 11.60 Delegations from many of Hanna Bell Homecoming festivities will May*. The three girls were Quiniela (3-6) Paid 289 80 take place for the first time chosen by the Oviedo High . the charity units will be on Daily Double (1-6) 2(7.20 ; hand to watch the program at Oviedo High School Friday Senior Class as finalists in tha and their officials will aid in 3rd Race, 3/16 Mile, T 32.23 when Paul Mikler's Lions play- competition. 11.40 9.to 5.10 hosts to Walt Dzurus’ Greypresenting a trophy to the Go Snapper 9.40 ft.40 . hounds of Longwood. The owner of the greyhound win- l T P Chickaboo i ning the ninth race, the ! B's Choice game between the two teams Quiniela (l-ft) Paid 296.00 Seventh Annual Charity will be the climax of the big 4th Race. 3/18 Mite, T 32.03 homecoming Handicap. weekend for 41.60 8.20 8.20 Oviedo. Charity night has been an Hedda Nug 6.006.80 important night on the track's Enthusiast A Homecoming queeo will 10.60 calendar Since Jerry Collin* Big Clock be seleeted Friday prior to tha Quiniela 44-8) Paid 897.00 took over tha SOKC. Since basketball game by tbo mem­ then thousands of dollars 3th Race. 3/16 Mile, T 32.11 ber* of the varsity team. The have been turned over to Van Hammer 8.00 4.80 5.00 selected queen will reign at PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — 6.004.20 charity units. Collins, oper­ Patty's Joy Oviedo'* first homecoming at Tha renniylrania State Ath­ 6.60 ates five other tracks Patricia Ayers the game and a danea after Quiniela (l-ft) Paid 237 60 letic Commission will pursue a throughout the country and tho game. last year was voted grey­ 6th Race, 5/lft MUe, T 32.U Candidates for Homecoming hands-off policy, briefly at 6 40 4.00 3.60 hound racing's "Man of the Cedar Cadet queen include Linda Harris, least, in the Sonny Litton8.00 4.20 Year” for his charity work. Freedom Sevan George Kats-Jaek Nilon man­ 3.00 Joanie Ridenour, and Sandy agerial triangle, attorney A! The Charity Night program Chief Cook Quiniela (ft-7) Paid 2151.20 a year ago realized 23,497.87 Klein aaid today. and this year the sum is ex­ 7Ui Race, S Mile, T 41.67 K l e i n , the Philadelphia 11.00 5.00 3.00 1 pected to equal or exceed Esther Nug member of the three-man comMaslsdon 2 80 2.80 | M o t e Y a n k s that figure. mission, stressed, however, 300 Fred Whitehead's Mae Tom’s Girl CHICAGO (U PI)—Canadian that If heavyweight challenger Quiniela (4-8) Paid 217.20. j Tray, runnerup in the recent Football League general man­ Liston, manager Katx and 230,000 International at West 8th Race, 2/16 Mile, T 31.54 ager* have recommended that would-ba manager Nilon can 3.80 3.00 3.60 ' more Americana ba allowed to| not come to soma amicable Flagler, rates as a 3-2 favor­ Features Fair 5.40 3.40 play, but gave only brief con­ agreement, then the commis­ ite on the morning line and Dinah's Mickey heads an alt-star field in the sideration to a plan to limit sion will decide w-hether to in­ Seventh Annual Charity Han­ each team's playar* on the tercede. dicap. in finishing second in Klein explained the situa­ field to 11 men, as in U. S. the International Mac Tray tion aa follow*: football. won a 210.000 purse for his —Nilon, of Chester, Pa., a In all, tha general managers owner. meeting her* Wednesday ap­ wealthy conceuionairs, hat in­ Opposing this talented »on proved 11 recommendations dicated to the rommiation that of the famous sire, Rocker for presentation to the league he wanta to manage Liston Mac. will be Wonderon, Old Additional sports n e w s owners at their annual meet­ and arranga for a title fight Darky, Roger Phillips, Kid will ba found on page 10 in ing in Vancouver, B. C., Feb. with champion Floyd Patterson. Lee, Jack's Diamond, O.B.’s today's Herald. 16. To belabor the point, back in the mewling days of pro foot­ ball, a fellow named Jim Thorpe played for $130 a game. He la, if you'll accept tha word of the oldsters, only the greatest of them all. At of right now. a lot of fellow* who couldn't carry his war bonnet are averaging 212.300 a year for 14 games as pro gridders. They also get HUBS SPENCER (left) and Frank Holmes of sn extra 230 for each exhibi­ the Sanford BPOE Elk> Lodge 1241 show a pair tion contest, retirement beneof nearly identical kennclmates which may he fiU, injury insurance and a running tonight in the seventh annual Charity first class way of proceeding Night at the Sanford-Oriando Kennel Club. Pro­ from one point of conflict to fits from the races will benefit several Seminole another. and Orange County organizations. The No. 2 Johnny Unitas, one of the dog is Safety Wire and No. 8 is Roll Tite. Both top players,' receives 231.000 dogs a rt owned by Lawrence Hughes. for the 14-game season. This is only recompense for mus cular activity. It is estimated that he more than doubles his take in endorsements, outside employment and what not. And, it might be added. "Johnny U” Is not the highest paid athlete In sports. The baseball clouters get up in the United Press International Bearcats won the conference 280.000 and 8100,000 bracket Ibarreta-Pradrea 8 00 4.00 3.40 salary-wise, golf pros can ex­ Oops, Cincinnati stubbed its crown with a 10-2 record. Anacabc-Juanchu 9.00 3.20 ceed that with a top year, toe again, and what hurts Bradley, which finished runFurquet-Llata 8.30 and even Johnnlcs-comc-sud- movt Is this makes the sec­ nerup with a 9-3 mark last den like bowlers arc flirting ond time it has happened to season, now leads the con­ Qulniela (t-3) Paid SI1.40 the emabrrassed Bearcats in ference with a 2-0 record. with those brackets. PerfecU (3-1) Paid 340.00 their own conference. The Bearcats were the only Handsome Bill Macf’hail, Third Game—Single* ft PU. The Bearcats are ranked casualty among the nation's CBS sports director, signed Davalot 7.20 6.60 2.80 second nationally and while top 10 college basketball Llata 9.00 4.00 the NFL contract for 29,300,that may impress some other team* Wednesday night, the Egana 3.40 000 without turning a hair on qulniela (1-4) Paid 8J9.U).... | his slicked down head, ft had teams, it apparently doesn't three others who played all Fourth Game—Slagles • PU. nothing to do with the fact fare those within the Missouri coming through handsomely. Valley Conference, where Fifth-ranked Kansas State Echanix 10.60 9.00 3.80 that as the son of Larry MacI3th-ranked Bradley beat Cin­ had little trouble defeating Thai), the one-lima Cincin­ Zubl 10.40 4.20 cinnati, 70-68. in overtime Kansas, 70-43, at Manhattan, Sarmi 4.80 nati, Brooklyn and Yankee Wednesday night at Peoria, K aa firebrand, he Is accustomed Qulniela (3-7) Paid 841.00 III. to astronomical figures. PerfecU (2-7) Paid $174.20 "W* have no trepidation," It was the second loss in IS DaPy Double (1-3) $43.## Fifth Game—Doubles S PU quoth William, "because we games for the Bearcat* this Badiola-Zubl 11.20 4.40 2.60 feel that the sponsors are season, both setbacks having Amma-fiagas 3.20 3.00 happy with it and past sales been administered by league Arietio-Zabala 3 60 indicate wa'H hava no diffi­ neighbor*.” Wichita handed I culties.” the defending NCAA champ­ Qulniela (l-ft) Paid $31.20 You should have as strong a ions their only previoua de-1 PerfecU (1-3) Paid $42.20 Slitb Game—Double* I PU hand the next time you play feat, 32-31, on Dec. 28. poker, even though MacPhall Bradley did it the hard way AnacabeEchania 9.(0 3.40 2.40 does not think that pay tele­ after frittering away a five- j point lead in the waning mo | Urla-Manuel 4.20 2 60 vision la closing in on us. "The public piobably will ment* of regulation time. The j Aitiga-Zabala 2.60 show a reluctance to pay for Braves began the overtime Qulniela (1-4) Paid $20.00 something which It has been session by hitting on three Perfects (1-4) Paid $24.00 Seventh Game—Doublet I PU rtetiving free.” he explained. straight baskets following a Anacabo-Sarmi 7.40 4.00 2.80 “ I can't ace pay television in 62-62 regulation tie and AllAmerica Chet Walker wrap­ Kstrada-Zabala 8.00 3.00 the immediate future.” Meanwhile the sponsors ped it up with a perfact pair Uria-Egana 2.60 have shown absolutely no re­ oi foul shots. QuinJela (1*4) Paid $22.00 luctance to pick up the tab, Sophomore Joe Slrawder Perfects (2-1 Paid $03.20 Eighth Gama—Singlet ■ Pis even on a production which led Bradley to Its ninth vic­ Areitlo 14.00 3.20 4.40 will cost CBS 220 million a tory In 11 Marti with 21 points Aldas 3.20 3.20 year to produce. And, it might while Cincy's Itnn Bonham Arrona 12.00 he added, even after the own­ was individual high scorer er* dip deep into the kitty, a with 24. Qulniela (4-7) Paid $32.20 fat layer has to rub off on Aa matters stand now, Cin­ Perferta (7-4) Paid $78.20 cinnati, which has wnn the Ninth Game—Doubles I PU. the athletes. The ntaff and management of the Orlando-Seminole JaiIt's a shame they don't get Missouri Valley title the past Onate-lriartc 3.40 10.20 9.60 Alai Fronton winh to expreaa our thanka for your over­ Artilio 7.40 4.40 a mule for signing these days. four seasons, already has lost whelming response to our Grand Opening. Through your Aldas-Zubl 3.20 Actually, they almost need as many league games as it reaponaa wan proven your desire to become n pari of the one to carry home the bonus. did all last season when the Qulniela (2-6) Paid $23.40 worid’a fanient nport, Jai-AlaL PerfecU (2-ft) Paid $64.30 Tenth Game—Double* I Pta. We wiD strive daily to provide you with (he very best faTejcro-Zarra 7.60 3.00 3.40 cililleee, for we know that by ao doing your patronage will Filipino-Pradera 4.20 2.40 continue. Ilias-Egana 2.20 Qulolela (2-3)Paid 210.(0 The management in composed of local huafnenamen with Perferta (3-2) Paid 213.8# rootn firmly planted in Central Florida. Aa local huninesnEleventh Game—Doublet 7 men. we fully raaiixe our civic obligation to Central Flori­ Points dian*. Astiga-Ziibala 9 80 6.00 6.60 Uria-Zuhl 6.40 4.00 At the clone of the aeanon the fronton, which containa Aldas-Sagat 1.00 idofli run ample atage and auditorium facilities, will be available to Qulniela (2-4) Paid 334.M civic organization!!, churches, and cluha. We hope you Perfects (4-2) Paid $43.40 That latter item still hasn't been analysed fully. There are those visionaries who dream of the day of pay tele­ vision and when auch comes to pais, Katie bar the vault. But meanwhile the payoff isn't exactly what you could call sneesing kopeks. Typical of this dollar down­ pour was the $9,300,000 con­ tract which the National Foot, ball League signed with CBS TV for the right to televise its games the next two years. This means, of course, that it's much better to own a club than to play for one but, with the franchises being limited, junior can do rather well flexing bis muscles for a cut of the proceeds. Wednesday Results 1 Blaa-Zarra, 2 IbbrretaAba sola, S Tejero-Juanchu, 4 KurqueV-Pradera, ft FilipinoElurri, 6 E»trada-Davalos, substitutes: Anacabe-Egana. Second Gama: 1 Blas-Davalos, 2 FurquetZarra, 3 Filipino-Abasolo, 4 Anacabe-Juanehu, 6 TejeroEgana, 6 Estrada-Elorii, sub­ stitutes: Ibarreta-Pradera. Third Game: 1 Aba sola, 2 Furquet, 3 Florid, 4 Pradora, B Bias fl Tejero, 7 Egana, substitute; Zarra. Fourth Game: 1 Anacabe, 2 Harmi, 3 Manuel, 4 Ecbanlz, • Isaac, 6 Onate, 7 Urla, substitute: ZubL Fifth Gama: 1 Aldat-lsaac, 2 BadiolaEchania, 8 Areitlo-Zubl, 4 Gaati-Irlarte, 6 Arrona-Agustin, ft Aatiga-Bagas, substi­ tutes: Onate-Manuel. Siath Game: 1 IbarreU-Zubl, 2 AnacabeIsaac, 3 Onate.Llata, 4 UriaManuel, 6 Badlola-Barml, 6 Aldas-Zabala, substitutes: Eatrada-Echanls. 0 Page 8 — Jan. 11, 1962 KrnlD Charity Night Set A t S0KC Tonight Jai-Alai Entries: F irst Caine: Buatorb ALL PROFIT FROM TONIGHTS RACING CARD GOER TO SEMINOLE 8 ORANGE COUNTY CHARITIES. O il/ 0 • Of eourae, if you haven't yet neen Jai-Alai, we extend a personal invitation to do ao, today. Eleven guinea are played nightly except Sunday with Mutuel, Dally Double, Parimutuel and Quiniela Perfocta windowa open. RACING NIGHTLY 8:10 except Sunday 0 TRI-CITY MATCH RACE TOMORROW NIGHT COMFOKTABLY HEATED GRANDSTANDS MATINEE RACING WED„ FRI., SAT. LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE VALET PARKING THURSDAY IB 2 P.M . LADIES NIGHT rain or ahine! Surry I Ne Ml nor el O R L A N D O -S E M IN O L E J A I-A L A I FR O N T O N Route 17-92 at Fein Park Orlando-SuakioU FRONTON U J. 17-92 at MIN PARK v MIDWAY A+i r tin ri KENNEL m mb CLUB ItU ) 4 7 -U J BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO 9 * �t n iriir ?an tn rO •rnn. n , irnr — rap* s Bcrain J HES IMPCeaBiE.’ Yt?u 6 u y s s m c o ic A i s * 9 e c c p mas J AMO Mg 005T H E L P M \ t AOJUST" ^ eC O W LEO -/ C io sr you , TV x V 'O L _ U lcos » \ / caernwy, \ 1Vs ?rtfs £ ) T « V B E MO FRiEN O -V IS H IS WAV. BB MCCe FPiENFiy ) VCffN sS TO HM WITH COCO-' AMO ?c APPROACH Mt\\ » 6WT. - ^ I# (Dsuah dJbJby: , K *1 -^^ i II DEAR ABRY: I wns recently married. It wns my third mnrrinRO mid his second. I never renlly under­ stood what this ntun did for it living, and I still don’t. I work every day. lie drives ntc to work and picks me tip. 1 make nil the payments on the hills, pay the rent and snve a little. Once in a while ho gets dressed up and goes to “work.” hut I don’t know where or doing whnt. Twice he brought home a bankroll and was very libernl with It. When I tell hint 1 think he should get n steady job he says, "Don't worry, honey, one day I will pet into something big.” I *m confused nnd worried. Can you figure It out7 CONFUSED * *wl J ^ *0 CJ ^ q u e -t h in o kiacEOAse/ MAKE WAV FORT 7H £ KECUU5TA0i£ « O T l a 5 ? A V ARU A N Q ^SO RN / ONE OF •\ • Tve^epvvy \ J U&iOOlHZTO \ B4eM/OH EVB&Y ! U VIMS’ 6 E R M , RElEKTL&5e> NcM&$h>OT.. f r r \ J , CATCH VDa I i roiKtiiHAr, J [ C B C IU .A N O I \ .;VWV< DEAR CONFUSED: Whatever your husband is doing sounds ques­ tionable to me. Perhaps the “some, thing hip" he will get into one day is prison. Find out where ho Is tvorking. As his wife you have n right to know. P. S. The government will share your curiosity—«t Incomo tax time. 101.04=. » CURTAINS ! fCK'iOU! / / & > V u ‘f JhsthTU.V. A'W£i /♦i PLAYING I’EEK-a-bon with n lush boupninvillea now in bloom at Cypress Gardens is beau­ tiful Sandru Flatt, a green-eyed brunetto who modclH and water skis there. 'Hie bougainvillea is the M argaret Bacon variety, one of many de­ veloped by the late James E. llendry of Ft. Myers. Television Tonight THURSDAY P. M. Ill'S I I I D h an n * ) I N>w»rn«m ( I ) Ki w Ml !i!llll!!li<' , =n Y O O -H O O .V D A G WOOD ) jV O H .T H A T S O I F F E P E n T-' TH AN K YO U, D EAR y r POUND Y O U P F O U N T A IN .P E N < *l U A L S O - - T W A N T YOU T O D R Y T H E D ISH ES FOR ME [t? J ™ 1:11 t:4 t Si T T ill 7: • ?' Pr lT I 09 1:10 !•*) 3:31 tt:M V* WAS PlSOlSSiW H0tV Y£S VISIT tVTJSES BUSTIR TO A MtlfiMS OH IK FAMILY HONOR! WOHOIR V H r S A m A « W « R . . AVW'f K V T WWTMIM j r - Kl*FlMYva»KUFreOJ 5 0 WE MOPEO VCU AUSTOO! YeAH.’SFECIAUY *J WOT NOvY W WCVf. OAOBUKWOW'OW V.8W OF f A HACK. WE CAWT USE YER TO GET FUWPS TO l(VT FES A«AR-TlL TCEUsosawi-oirr suaiAPMMicsrfn i i n T i l t you A R F I W I \ OKYlf. WOTS I 'AV* A ' f ART TO 'BART \ MCOMB OF TORK W BU4TIR.-T0 IliaOCXBOX FOlWtOUT TK ERROR J HB WBVBR OF M l KAYSl IBTOUTOF K4HAWBL 11:00 11:33 11:30 1:09 i i and V i i l k w It) 1:10 i d 4:13 C l IF) (I) A O'c lm 'k M ov ie A tlantic W r a t h f r N tw a-op* M M -K U . N i v a M l l t i l o n e o f M o n t* CrlFlo ( I ) XVrrkljr Hport* n*> YlFW I!) I lu n ltr r llrln k U r ( I ) l l u n l l n a J* V lah ln * will) Don ( 3 1 l>«rrliiK«r <F) O r a n S J u r r I I ) Dnuir I M w a r S a I II Th» O utlaw * i l l F ro n tU r clrcu * i l l nipoorS (FI D n n n a H a i l ( I I Dr. K llilar* l l l l l i ' l i C u n im lf ia * S how (F) ll a a l McCiiyn I l l i l rm n - h o A t a r i S h o w (31 Dr, K I M a r a (F) My 3 Hon* C l llatfl ( I ) U a r t r u S * O a r s S h ew (II ltra ak th ro u rh (3) H i m A lo n e W i t h M itch IFI l 'n t o u r h a M » * C l N awicop* IF) I ' h a n n r l I N aw aro o m IF) M ld- Kla. N r w a ( I ) llnll* w ood Alovla C altacad* C ) rack Paar Fi C h a n n * l F T h a a l a r (3) N»w* FRIDAY A. M. ^ I htnovv ^ v Ta k e THIS BU^rcp SPR IN G AND BE" WHEN I S EEtM , G O N E/ AMD I'M TOO BUSY I D LISTEN TO A 1 0 4 0 , S A D TALE/ y FRIDAY P. M. • • DEAR RED: Very. If she has to give up her baby, wliAt does she need YOU for? • • • DEAR ARRY: You missed the boat. The husband of "Weary Mother” was not as big a tease as you suspected. He was a little confused on his fncts, however. Sir Winston Churchill's MOTHER wns born in Brooklyn. She wns Jenny Jerome, nn American actress. Not only that, but Prime Minister Macmillan's mother was also an American. Born in In­ diana. Truly yours, S. B. S. * • • DEAR ARRY: Our daughter is 17, and she is a well-behaved, sensible girl. Wc are proud of her. When a boy telephones here nnd she is not home, nnd he asks to have our daugh­ ter call him back, should she do so? Her father nnd I feel that is is not proper for a girl to telephone a boy under any circumstances. Thank you. MRS. J. D. B. DEAR MRS. J. D. B.: It is perfectly all right for a girl to "return” a boy’s telephone call. • • • Are things rugged? For n person­ al reply, write to Abby, Rox 33GB, Beverly Hills, Calif., and don’t for­ get a stamped, self-addressed enve­ lope. * • • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Havo A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 33G5, Beverly Hills. Calif. QacoJbij. On (Bhidq& By Oswald Jacoby Lecenil ha* It that 10,000 K O tra (D) 11 men are walklnir the streets dtJioaa of London with no soles on ¥ A 4» ♦ AS their ahovs hccauiie they fail­ ♦ A»8 J ed to pull trutnpa. My guess is m n BAST * 7 (1 that at least twic* that num­ A 1 V1O0S X Q JT t ber are walking (h* street* of V ♦ J8 4 ♦ K Q 10I New York In the same dll*- + K 0T3 «<)Ji so u m pated rendition herauae they AAKQlt pulled trumps too soon. VII A trump opening by. West ♦ 0713 nnd subsequent trump lead* *108 by Ea*t every time he got tha Both vulnerable N frtk Bast ileal* W**t lend would have defeated tha P ais Pas* 1 A !* four spade contract in apite of Pats a * Pass nil South could do about it, 43 ** Pass r»** Pam hut West opened th* king of Opening lead—T K heart# (you can't really criti­ cize that opening), and South] nlng the trick and playing th* should liuva made tha hand by are and another diamond Im­ the simple expedient of win- mediately. After that start the I I 34 r n M a k a T h a t K\»oa t . 'l T r u t h or Oonaa. qnaneai 13 t l ( I ) U u lilln g l . l g h t 12:11 I I I NBC K aw a I t a p o r t l;4# (3) Korn a III I lla r rltd Joan (FI I ' a y In C o u r t 1.11 H I A* T h a W o r l d T u r n a IF) O rtilt !:* « C ) J a n M u r r a y Hliow t l ) Hoarch f o r T o m o r ­ row 3:411 (3) J a n * W y m a n S how 3:34 C l l H i r a t ta Y o u n g i l l A rt l . l n k l o t t a r (F) Devi u K a y * 3.00 C l Y o u n g Dr. M a lln a “Let's atop thinking about age club* are formed to keep I I I M lllln n a lr * IF) g u a a n F o r A Day tha aged citizen* of our city th* elderly entertained. But 3.30 C l O u r Klva D a u g h t t r * IF) W h o I 'o You T r u i t us problems, and consider those ran be a form of isola­ 1:40 (3) M a k a R o o m F o r thvm simply as human being* Daddy who have their problems Just tion where th* aged ara ehovI I I llrlM litar D a y ed off by themaelvea aa (») A m e r i c a n H a u d r i a n d liku anybody else." I 1 ( I ) H r c ra l S t o r m That's what a retired min­ though their uieful day* were 1:34 ( I t l l r r r ' i l l n l l y w o o d ister recently told a mon'i over. m Th# i:du* o f N ight How much better It would 1:00 C ) M in i# s e r v i c e organization In hi* t l ) Hurl* W alt i be If they were sought out com m unity. (>) I ' o p r y a P l a y h o u i * ami welcomed into existing I t SO I I I F a t h a r Kn o w * l i n t M'ith that ona comment he rluh* where they could b* 1:33 ( I ) H r a v a n l K aw a Cdc J ______ defense would have had no way to keep South from ruffing hla last two diamonds In dum­ my and five trump trirks, plu* two ruffa, plu* thre* aid* aeea add* up to ten. Unfortunately f r o m tha North-South standpoint. South was one of those players who believed that trumps should b# pulled immediately. Ha won th* ar* of heart* and prompt­ ly eaahed tha ar* and king of spades. Then ha looked around, saw that ha would hara to ruff two diamondi and want after that suit, but it was too lata. East won tha second diamond and led hi* last trump and since only one diamond ruff wa* possible, South was down one. fuWomen eeeme to have summed up aa- given jobs and remain an ae> artly what la wrong with th* tlve part of their communities. current attitude toward the W* ar* even building spe­ country's aged, a* expressed cial housing for th# aged— often by many of u*. again laolatlng them—though Everybody wanta to make a t« live happily, they ahould be r n S K r o n - • ties, both of which make fod­ 7:P0-S'i}0 p problem out of them. Golden Integrated Into agisting com­ tlrr Clrru* ,-Th» Bnlloon der for hia facllo brnln, while munities where they have contestants add more grl»t Girl.” Very littU aiclUmrnt trying to indrntlfy picture# buys a half Interest in neighbors of all age* and (Mary Wicket) young children around them. in thi* .pcdoatriim piece, »nv*it flashed on a screen. Jack Mails'* by • good performance by Wheeler and I’atly Harmon boardingboute. To fit tha W’a have mad* "ratlrem#ntH g u rabatir Stella Steven* a» maka up a pair of handaom* shift of locale from elesiroom a big problem, too—tearing te boardinghouse, profsssor people with tha tremtndoui a iplritrd girl whn>e air U»- asiiatantaCrayton (Cedric Hardwick*) adjustment* retirement will 0-9:30 p. m. AI1C. My Three vrl in a balloon fall* ahort of i become# a grudging boarder. bring, instead of making It a her hoped-for dratinntion Son*. "Romance Of Silver Thu*, it's not all bear and goal that men and women ran when the balloon plummet* to Pine*." Stove need* a hit of Fkittlcs for Mrs, Green when earth right In the middle of rest and relaxation and g»e* her atudent (warder* threat­ look forward to without fear. For every article you read Colonel Thompaon'* (Chill to a mountain lodge to Jliul it. en to *fck other quarter* be­ on th* Joy* of retirement you Will*) drcu». She agrrre to but !■ found instead by a pair came of the crotchety profearead hundred* an tha Mprob* atay with the olreu* if they’ll of nature-loving hlkera. lie i» sor. Hardwick* is quit* fun­ lema" of retirement. repair hrr helloon, hut Urn teamrd up with an attractive ny in thi* one, which also a*** A great many of our older (John Dfirk) hae hit hand* vacationer, winningly played Mi** U'icka*' amusing role citizens have much to offer full trying to keep her from by Jan Clayton, who ayntgetting stronger. their eomntunlUee. A gicat welching on her pert of the pathlzes with Steve. Together they aaeape to th* solitude of bargain. Answer t* Previous Puzzle 8:30-0 10 p. m. NBC. Dr. a Heaerted laland. Ed Ilcgley On the River Kildare. ”Th« Admlnletratur." la wonderfully ohnoxioua a* ACROSS DOWN There'* more piychlatry than the male mauler with the foot­ 1 PerxJen t While or Ulus •cnlpel In thi* worth-while loose phobia. water Wheel Ukrainian liver 0:3010 p. m. CBS. The & hour Kildar* (Richard 2 KUndxnll t liner in o t perfection N r - Mexico Chamberlain) and Glllaiple Gertrude Berg Show, In th!*, 3 Moctgicee cod (Raymond M*»»ey) cop# with it* new lima slot, it's no long­ 12 Chief 4 Abetrait being ■•( the Kddas 8 Nobleman Die puzzling neurotic behavior er "Mr*. G. Go** To College." IJKxul I t l a n d e-iterib ip 8 iluaaUn mountains of a neurotic wlf# (Dorothy Mr*. Graen (Gertrud# Brrgt IJ.SrotlUh 7 Deportaxsnt •liernfolds Malone) whore unpredicta­ ai oim piilang) I t Mmtt nipped 88 Kinds • Form a notion 28 Sapient bility might ruin tha carrrr (•bile 10 Sue art 30 .Symbol far 41 Artist's frame 17 T o u t of her huilianJ (Joieplt Cot11 m aritU's selenium 41 la ria t IN John (Gaellcl 31 Electrical Ml ten) aa their hoapital adminis­ m u r - I N THEATRE IB Vounx korati 18 spouse Mere ezptssiv* 34 Tower S iffl 21 AtlHor trator. Though Cotton give* 80 Indonesia* 20 Frightens 88 Tidier 22 lltrw I’llONK FA 3-1718 of Hindu** 28 Entrance te 87 Closer full sympathetic dlmenclon to 21 Auault End* Tonite • 7:00 A 10:30 •amine 38 Armed float •3 Blood money 24 Number hi* role, it’* Mite Malone's "Th* Tattered Drenn” 23 itodir* of water T V s r 1“ 7 " • 10 II acting that grabs th* top 27 liuplret (fir Jeff Chandler 28 Ptak Jaano* Crain gueit-itar honor*. And though j It II IT elephants'* Plus At 0:00 Only 31 .sukwonn Chamberlain sustain* hi* ap­ \V It IT 32 liitndiFr.) "My Man Godfrey" peal in this one, it's Massey JJ Tlieroughfarae i tab.) who come* off th* stronger June AUyaon • David Niven 34 Against In Color of the regular atari. Cood in 3t Siberian river zl r 38 Mariner * a featured role aa a hospital a direct loa F R I. A HAT. truitee is Kdgar Buchanan. 40 Weird 44 Sr* tiflr 0-P:3O p. m. CBS, Tell It To *1.00 A CARLOAD 4d Office price Groueho. (Premier*) Groucho admlniatratlad BIG THIPLE HILL fa bark and. if poaiible, he's (7 7 W r e bet ei than ever. There is not Family Entertainment 48 buchar ntlc vice veuel much that makta this show No. 1 dBCufuik aider "The 7 Little Trupp*" 31 l ew bed different from hi* old quia32 Muff zer, sine* both ara built U Allow I IKS "Gun* Of The Black for waste around th* Mars talent for Id Summer (Fr.) Witch” •oft-etabblng hi* gueita with * j Interpret No. 3 hi* qulrk-wltted ad llbi. M Wbe>i of milk "The Deadly 87 Gibbon (•ueita tell Groucho about 88 MeaUiatfd Companions” thetr problem* and peculiari­ TV Key Previews ^ — W E 'L L LEAVE I t H J K . W E A - M A M ! B A R F C L L S AT , ^ U T § D O BAZOOS! * I I C> St*n On 1:3* C ) f o n t . C laaarn oin • II f o i i r g « of t h a Air a I ) W a k * Dp Mnvlr* 7:31 C ) I 'a r n i M a r k a t I t a p o r t 7:3* C l T o d a y H I \V«k* Up r u r t o o n * 7:33 ( I ) Y a w a . W a a t h a r I I I Nanr* I : an i f i M n k a y K i a n a ! h » * dll f a p l a t n lianiiaroo 1:33 15) l■••ath#r a n d K a w a 1.30 C l T o d a y l« ) f a r t o o n v l l l * F:01 C ) J a i k I .a l a n a Hlmw ( I I F p an lak R n m p a r Jtoom > :3a C l I'.oliln H ood F : l l t l ) f a a t i r n l Kla. Kaivn and In lrrv law a 10:00 C l Hay W h a n III falan d ar (FI T r o u t 'l a W i t h F a th ar 10:3* C ) P l a y T o u r H u n c h H i I l.ovo I . u r y (F) nil'll I’l a n C o o k ln R 0i tiool l l ! 0 0 (31 I ' t l r a I . T t l i h t I I I Vldao V llla g a (F) T h a Tc&an 11:3# C ) C o n r a n t r a t l o n ( I t H u rp rlaa P a o k a i a IF) Vottr* 3'or A Hong 12:00 C ) T o u r K l r r t I m p r t a alon ( I ) liova nf I-Ifa lF i C a m o u t l a g a • DEAR ARRY: I havo fullen in love with a girl who is three months pregnant. The father of the baby will not marry her. 1 told her I would marry her If she would give the baby up. She turned me down. Do you think she is being sensible? RIG RED By Abigail Van Buren u:yRuthMiiiet many of them are happy—of could be, if they wer* given half * chance. It must be mighty depre**« Ing to them to be lumped to­ gether as on* big problem. Let'* atop regarding th* elder­ ly member* of our commun­ ities as ■ problem. Let'* start treating them like th* individuals they are. Teener* ar* people, too. Read Ruth Millett'a booklet* "Tip* on Teenagers.” Mall 28 cent* to Ruth Millet Reader Renlce, c/o The Sanford Her­ ald, P. O. Hug 459, DcpL A, Radio City Station, New York 10, N. Y. Sale* Service TV RENTAL Seminole TV Borrow Our Tub* Checker 2800 Htnford Are. FA 2-4I20 Ritz Theatre OPEN 13:18 TODAY THRU BAT. \\\% ovii«iu i\cr r co m m cM & C& AT 1:01 • 1:05 • l i t ! • T :ll ♦ 0:18 • • • PTART8 SUNDAY �5hf ftanforb Wrralh Page 10 — Jan. 11, 1962 THE NATION'S BEST - - - By Alan Maver —- JERRY* EZ GOV. c 5S PC C O RAC Y r tfc * h'fr.4 .6/+ MRKG. co G/• «< H 1 5 6 Charlie Bradshaw Promises Grid Glory For Kentucky LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) — Tlic University of Kentucky begun a new football era today with n new coach, Charlie Hradahnw, pledged to restore his alma nutter to tho gridiron glories it enjoyed when he Blurred nt end for the Wildcats In two bowl gurnett. The university Athletic board named Bradshaw, Donovan's Future Looking Brighter United Press International I t was n hard summer for Dick Donovan but things sure a rt looking »P for him this winter. The big right-hander from Quincy, Maas., was the hard Wek pitcher of tho major longtiaa la 1001 when he toll ad for tho Washington Bonn tors. Ha was tho most eiftctire pile bar la tha American leag u e with a 2.40 earned ran average but bo wound up with a 10-10 won-lost record. Toa might say that Dick’s outlook for 1002 wasn't good but suddenly ha was traded to tho Cleveland Indiana and than came Wednesday's salary oonferenre with genrral man­ ager Gab# Paul. Result: A healthy ralsa and tha pros. p«ct of being one of the Im­ portant pitchers on tha Cleve­ land staff In '02. The Indians also announced tha signing of Bob Nieman, acquired on waivers from Rt. Louis last May. He hit .354 as a pinch-hitter and utility man in 39 games with Cleve­ land. The Pittsburgh Pirates an­ nounced Uiey have signed Tom Sturdivant, 31, who had a 6-2 record with them late In the 19(11 season. Sturdi­ vant started the 1001 cam­ paign with the Senators, w .s «ent to Columbus of the Inlernntiuni league and then brought up by tha Pirates. The Boston Red Sox signed four youngsters — Infielder floli Guidon, outfielder Iuirry WJeck and pitchers Tracy SUilard and Arnold Earley. SUllard la tha pitcher who sorved Roger Maria hit 61st homo nin hall of the 19fi| sea­ son in tha Yankees' final game of the lesion. l L ; I; Your CHICAGO <UPI) — The council of the Nationnl Col* legate Athletic Association was expected to announce pen­ alties on at least one member today in the final committee action prior to the opening ofI the 66th annual convention. Kxecutivr director Walter , Ilyers would not confirm that I penalties would he handed o u t,; but he said the council was not through with its work on Office 201 W. First the report of the fact-finding; infractions committee, DEADLINES Meanwhile suggestions came| , | VSHIFIED DISPLAY: from informed sources that at „ ... . „ , lu e s, thru Irt. • .1 I’. M. day least two schools under in -1 before insertion. Mon. • Sat. vestigation and either or both could be punished. I n"°n' The council Wednesday lift- STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: ed one penalty, a one-year Taes.. thru Frl. • 3 I'. M. day probation imposed on the Uni-;b< lore insertion. Mon. - Sat. versify of Arixona, but refus-|noor ed to modify a far stiffer pen- i RESPONSIBILITY: ally levied on Indian. Unlver-, The rh f H erald not u r t . sity almost two years ago. sponiblr for more than onr inTbs Hoosicrs were placed . . , . , <uinet insertion of your ad, , ., , ' on probation for four years ____ | r.nd reservese the right to reand all Indiana teams were il»e or reject any advertise barred fiom national cham.perl from nhat ordered to pionionship events and televi­ ronlotm to the policies of this sion. Hoosier athletic director paper. Bill Orwig appear'd to ask that the ponalty lie lifted from application to all teams other CLASSIFIED INDEX than football, hut his bid was 1. I .oht A Found rejected. The appeal was based on 2. Notices • Peraonnl* two main poinla—that a Big X Education • Instruction Ten penalty for the same of­ t. Transportation fenses had expired and that it 5. Food was not fair to penalise play­ 6. For Kent ers on other tcums for foot­ 7. IluainesH Rentala 8. Reach Rentals ball violations, Byers said, however, that 9. For Sale or Rent the council felt the inclusive 10. Wanted to Rent penalty was justified and that 11. Real Fatale Wanted tha Big Ten penalty was (or 12. Real Entate *or Sola violations in addition to those 13. Mortgage lAMina judged by the NCAA, He said 14. Innuranee the Big Ten penalty had been 15. Huainesa Opportunity determined after consideration 16. Female Help Wanted of tiie NCAA judgment and 17. Mala Help Wanted intimated it thus could lie con- 18. Help Wanted ■ideied supplementary. 19. Hituationa Wanted 30, to replace the deposed Blanton Collier at i. salary of­ ficially undisclosed but which a source close to the board guessed at alraut 115,000 a year. For tha next three years Kentucky also will be psying Collier about $17,500 annually on his unrxpired contract, which the board elected to buy up after a 5-5 season that ended in a beating by Ten­ nessee. Bradshaw, assistant to Paul Bryant at Aluhuma fur three seasons, ssid, “ My big prob­ lem here will be to get s uni­ fied Kentucky effort to get where we want to go in fotball. There is no doubt in my mind w« will get there. If there were any doubt, I would not be here." Bradshaw was graduatad from Kentucky in I960 after playing end on the Wildcat teams which Bryant piloted first into the Orangr Bowl and then Into the I960 Sugar Bowl game In which Ken­ tucky heat Oklahoma, 13-7, in one of football's all-time major upsets. He went back to his native Montgomery, Ala., to coach high school football, but Join­ ed Bryant's staff at Kentucky under Collier when Bryant went to Texas AAM, but when his old roach went to Alabama in 1959, he rejoined him there as offensive coach. More Rigid Physicals For Gridders Asked CHICAGO (U PI)—A physirian has urged more rigid physical examinations of football players to curb deaths on the gridiron. Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood of Los Angelrs State College told the rollrge football roaches ronvention Wednesday th at 21 per rent of football fatalities due to heart conditions over the past It years could have been diagnosed through pro­ per examination. He said a study of fatality reports this year indicated a letdown in requirements for pre-season medical examlna lions. He listed, as part of nine recommendations, a re quiremenl for thorough rxaminatlon, including electro­ cardiogram brfora tha first practira session. 20. 21. 22 23. 24. 26. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. Rabyalttera Beauty Salons Iluild • Paint • Repair Building Materials Electrical Service# Plumbing Service# Radio A Television Special Senicee laundry Service Automobile Service Machinery • Tools Poultry • Livestock Flo went • Shrubs Articled For Sale Articled Wanted Automnldlra • Trucks Ikmtn - Motors Motorcycles • Scooters Trailers - Cabanas Own 6. For Kent 3 “ Call Hall" FA 2-3641 2344 So. French Ave. Helmly Realty SAN LANTA HOMES On Locust. North of East 20th 308 W. 13th Street St. 3-ltcdrooms, 2-Baths, ex­ cellent neighborhood. Pric- j FA 2-7(503 Evenings FA 2-2319 ed from $11,900. Low down payment. $61.30 per mo., LOT, good location, just out­ side of City. Two 3-bedroom principal L in'erest. 2 bath, houses. FA 2-1936. VA - NOTHING DOWN Ph. FA 2-8310 or CR 7-1921 Nights GA 2-1388 Jack Demetree. Developer FURNISHED house FA 2-7247 AVAILABLE Jan. IStb. S bed* rcotn house, IVi bath, ex­ cellent location, kitchen furnished $110 per mo. Ph. FA 2-6348. TEE V GREEN ESTATES FURNISHED Garage apart­ ment. 1403'Y W. 1st. En­ trance or. Mangoustine Ave. "Look! Just what I need to go with my brown hat! No children. Mrs. Duren FURNISHED cottage for rent 6. For Rent by month. 17-92 at Five SLEEPING Rooms, 805 Park Points. FA 2-1467. Ave. 12. Real Estate For Sale River Front 3 RM. furn. apt. down, water, lights. $48. FA 2-2764. M ott SA H L A 9 0 -minute Leland Hayward revue starring Lucille Ball, Hen­ ry Fonda ana Mort SahL Based on Walter Lord’s best seller, it tells El the story ofAmerica's hectic and gj happy years from 1900 to 1914. LMN Enterprise*. Inr. • Country C'luh Rond (201 It St. Extension) 2 Milr* We.1 Of Hwy. 17-92 Next To Mayfair Country Cluh ONGDALE HOMES LMN ENTERPRISES INC. • 3 - Bedroom* .1 - BEDROOMS l»/t MATHS Low Down Pav ment No Closing Cost* • iVt Baths • Central Air-Cond. A Heating Ax Low f C J Per Ax Month Principal - Inx. - Int. • Txsea Property F i l l Monthly Pn.vmenta — $66 to $74 WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES $8,500 To $9,300 Approximately 2<4 seres, with No Closing Coxt FI1A & Conv. Financing 150 ft. on river, mile off CUSTOM BUILT Home on YA k Cone. Financing RV 46 Lake. Rent or Sale. Rea­ Available DIRECTIONS: 10 Minulex from Sanford, So. oa Hwy. sonable. Call evenings. Ph. $5,500 CASSELBERRY 2 bedroom Cliff Borneman, Broker 17-92, turn right at our FA 2-1597, Call FA 2-6473 after 6:00 p.m. duplex, carport, kitchen xlgn. i ■ equipped, water furnished., . , Oscar M. Harrison $75 per Mo. or $100 furnish- 1 “ ^.NTs 2 bed room house, kitchen equip­ Open 10:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. Registered ltrokcr rd. CM 1-4877 Orlando, be­ ped. FA 2-0363. 1311 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-8827 fore 9 a. m. or after 6 p m. 9. For Salr or Kent TErroce 8-4199 TErroce 8-3911 CLEAN furnished apartment, rvaonably priced, water and garage furnished. Adults only. FA 2-1834 or FA 2-3643 SO® TERRIFIC LAKKFRONT 4 room unfurn­ ished on Lake Kathryn and 17-02 Fern Park, Lofgrcn. BARGAINS IN USED l BEDROOM furnished apart­ ment, clean and nice for couple. Call FA 2-2330. 3 BEDROOM unfurnished, kitchen equipped house. Call FA 2-0261. VA FINANCING Down Payment k Closing Coat ' FU R N ITU R E ----- LIVIN G ROOMS ----2-I’c. LIVING BOOM, Light Tan Nylon, A-l Shape $gg 3I'c. LIVING BOOM, Rocker, Chair and Sofa Red, B lue.$(gg i 3-Pc. LIVING ROOM, Rocker, Chnlr and Sofa Bed, Brown $ £ g j3-I’c. LIVING BOOM, Hacker, Chair and Sofa Bed, Brown $J0.$S ----- SECTIONALS ----23- l’c. SECTIONAL, Foam Cushion* . . . . . Pc. SECTIONAL, Foam C ushiona....... ............. *69 *69 SOFA BEDS SOFA BED, Green. Extra Good Shape .... .95 SOFA BED .... $14-95 SOFA BED ... SOFA BED, PLASTIC COVERED ...... ........ .... $5.00 SOFA BED, Fabric Covered .................. $5.00 SOFA BED ............ $4-95 SOFA BED .... Other Sofa Beda from *19 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen •quipped, water furnished. Ph. FA 2-4411. $14,100 - $17,100 UNFURNISHED bouse, 1808 Washington Ave. Phone FA 2-3303 efter Jen. 1st. Conventional A FIIA Loans Drive 17-02 to Sunland Estates (2 mi. B. of Ranford). Hales office 1st house Inside entrance. 3 • BEDROOMS 1 • l>/t • 2 BATHS KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. FA 2-8074 JIM HUNT . FA 2-2118 Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As La>w As $350 Down 4-Bedrooms—2 Bsths 2Bedrooms—2 Maths 3lledroomi—IJ'i Baths 1-Rrdrooms—1 Bath Wids varlsty aaterior designs and floor plana VA Finunclng on llomen up to $15,000 PHA—Conventional & In-Service Finunclng DIRECTION'S: Turn W. on 20th SL Follow Country ’ Club Rd. k Watch for our signs. *6 .95 *2 .50 CLUB-ARM CIIAIIt A-l Hhspe * 9 9* SOFA $3.00 $156 dhw m na Ball-Blair Agency j Registered Brokers i & ASSOCIATES • ' 218 So. Park Ave. FA 2-3611 | Lake Mary Branch FA 2-1290 THE TIME TESTED FIRM HOMES LOTS ACREAGE 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 SALES RENTALS MAY FAIR—3 bedroom 1 bath large yard. $100. month. Call FA 2-4709. It Taya To Use The IIEKALD Want Ada j j S t Johns Realty Co. \ 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath, house, hunland. FA 2-3337, SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gables, 401 Magnolia Ava. Moathy Payments aa low as FA 2-0720. $68 Inch taste and Insurants NEW HOMES WELAKA APARTMENTS: In Beautiful — Rooms private baths. 114 W. firs t St. Sunland Estates RENT A BED FARMERS AGENCY N. V. Farm er, Realtor 2463 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3221 After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0261 J. W. Hall, Realtor REDUCED P R I C E $3,300. $4,000 down balance $30 per month on two frame houses and 4 acres of land. Contact Grady Scott. FA 2-2823. 2 BEDROOM houie on Old Orlando Road, ideal for children, school bus stop, shade trees, $60 mo.. 2 months advance rent, Ph. FA 2-2237. 2. Noticea • Pemonnla Rolls way, Hospital k Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3181 111 W. 1st. St Want-Ads e«ui« For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sole By Kate Osann 12- BOOM furnished apt., available Jan. Itth, SCO per mo. close-in. III K. 8»h St. I"A 2-4285 or FA 2-5786. Stemper Agency FURN. apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. HERALD FA 2-70ST. EVERY DAY We receive calls from peo­ ple who want to rent houses and apartments, furnished and unfurnished. If you have a place to rent and would care lo avail your­ 1. Lost it Found self of our services, we would appreciate your list­ LOST: Reward lor return of ing. reddish brown 4 lb. male Chihuahua dog. W. M. "We Trade” Hoag, 200 W. 15th St. Ph. FA 2-2337. 6. For Kent With CONVENIENT TO BASE: 3 _____________________ . . . ___________________________ bedroom. kitchen equipped. ) » ,- r —' lar;c living room. 1110 per mo., 103 E. Woodland Dr. T H E G O O D "YEA RS 0:3O*1OP.M . E S T O V E R C B S -X V Sale TIZZY REALTOR - INSUIIOR YES, you can borrow our CONSULTANT-APPRAISER Carpel Shampooer FREE to Ph. FA 3-4991 112 N. Park clean your carpets with Moving soon lo 1919 S. Clara Barton, founder of French Ave, the Americsn Red Cross, was Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. a clerk in the U. S. Patent 2 BEDROOM house, unfurnOffice in 1854. Ishfd. fenced back yard. 3. Education • Instruction KA 2-4067. CHORD SYSTEM piano les­ sons (know your key board) in 12 cany lesions. Age 13 S P E C IA L ? and up. FA 3-9081. F R I D A Y JA N . 12, Furillo Offered Job in PCL READING, Pa. (UPI) . Former Lot Angeles Dodger outfielder Carl Furillo said Monday night he’s been offer­ ed the manager's post for tha Hawaiian Islanders in the Parlfie Cosat League but “doubta" it was a sincere move, Furillo raid he haa not been able to get a Job in the major leagues ainco hlv dispute with the Dodgen following his re­ lease in Muy, I960, came Into the opvn. The 18-year major league veteran said he thinks the job offer was niada as • "gim­ mick" to gel him to forget his quarrel with the Dodgers. Furillo said Islanders busi­ ness manager Hub Kittle made the offer in a U tter last mouth. ] Hold Classified Phone FA 2-2611 PCM A.HCRfCM RoR E NCAA Promises New Penalties DINING ROOMS 5-l'c. DINETTE, In Good Shape ' 5-l’c. DINETTE, Good Shape $29-95 $30.95 Choice Df T ho 5-IV. WOOD DINETTES Drop Leaf Table and 4 Chairs .... ................. 3-I’c. WOOD DINETTE Extension Table and 4 Chairs ________ ...... 7-IV. DINING ROOM SUITE Round Table and 6 CphoDtrrrd Chairs, Oak $093 per aet lg.00 $ 4 9 °° BED ROOMS 3-IV. WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE $40o. Bookcase Bed, Double Dresser and Chest .......... ................. , 3 IV. CHARCOAL BEDROOM SUITE • °. Bookcase lied. Double Dresser and Chest .... ........... ......... . 2-IV. WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE (Itrg. $186) Bookcase lied. Double Dresser and Chrst, Excellent Condition ODD DRESSER. ONE LOT PLATFORM ROCKER Swivel Mirror *TEP and^C OCKTAII $2*8 $2” Your Choice LOUNGE CHAIR »* each $28$ 49 *89 °* $2 CASH and CARRY On All Purchases Under $10.00 Just A Short Block From Sanford's Big Free Parking Lot OP SANFORD FA 2-0983 s �\ The More You Tell - The Quicker You Sell! Rent! Hire! Dial FA 2 - 2 6 1 1 12. Real Estate Tor Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 19. Situations Wanted •1'u CMiifu rh Vrrxli) A FABULOUS buy, 4 bed- GOOD INCOME PROPERTY COOK or Maid. FA 2-3946. 4 A 2-3916. S W F E T IF P1K room masonry home, stone Centrally located two-story 4 fireplace, open beam con­ bedroom home, two apart­ DAYS WORK FA 2-1391. struction, 2 tile baths, too x ments (both rentedt, office BABY SITTING, house clean­ 600 feet on beautiful Lake and shop — all (or only ing. 709 Cypress Ave. Ph. Markham. .Must see to ap­ $17,300. Investigate this op­ FA 2-0338. preciate. FA 2-3378. portunity today! Jim Hunt Realty * ^ 2524 Park Ur. Sanford. Fla Office FA 2-2118 Nights FA 2-0618 "W e T ra d e " Stemper Agency Page 11 t J n n . 11. 19(52 By Nadine Seltzer Furniture 31. A rticles WILSON - MAIER 1955 FORD door, radio .mil heater. Private $225. Ph. FA 2-5296. ONE ALLIED Radio 30 Watt deluxe amplifier, $25. Call FA 2-2929 alter 5 p. m. Sell U< Your Furniture. Quick SOFA BED and matching '53 FORD. 2 door, hard top. extra nice. FA 2-3781. Service With The Cash. rocker, snivel chair, beige. SUPER TRADING POST. ! Good condition. FA 2-8400. 1950 C II E 5' II O L E T, good FA 2-0677. transportation. FA 2-1684. i CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING 12 FT. BOAT, 10 hp. Mercury motor and trailer $225. 117 37. Bouts • Alotori Mattress renovating. Expert Shannon Dr. FA 2-1821. Upholstering. Alt W o r k PRE-INVENTORY SALE on Guaranteed. Call Nix Bed­ INTAKE manifold, 3 two-barall 1961 modeli. ding Mfg. Co.. FA 2-2117, rel carburetors, fuel block, $913 75 hp. Evinrudcs $603. 1301 Sanford Ave. for '58 or '39 Ford 381 en­ 40 hp. $385. and other* gine. Phone Mr. Gielow. $750 13' FealhcrCraft $493. FURNITURE Must sell at once—3 complete j FA 2-2611 or FA 2-6473 af­ $1345 17* Winner $*93. and, ter 6:00 p. m. others. Used outfits at d e a l-: rooms of furniture. Take over monthly payments o( ' 1937 FORD V-8, automatic ' e r wholesale. Rank Finan­ cing. Robson S p o r t i n g $1186 or $200 cash. Call tranvmiMion, completely re ­ Goods Downtown Sanford ( owner collect TE 1-1611 built $65. Engine $50. Reel * I FA 2-5961 Casselberry. Body Shop, Ph. FA 2-7719. WEEK Hays only, in my home, , year old girls $2 00 per day. Ph. FA 2-3384. Dawn's Southern Air til PLAYPEN, High Cluir. Strol- .T9. Trailers - Cnhnnn* ler, Mattreue*, Florence atove, and wood burner. Ph. 1936 38-FT. ELCAR hottv i trailer, 2 bedroom*, fully In­ FA 2-2816. sulated. Take trade; what I have you. 5 Point Bait Shop, FRESH CREAMY PRE MIXED CONCRETE I Hvvy. 17-92. Miracle Concrete Co. SOO F.lm Ave. FA 2-3781 EASY auto washer $15. Call KA 2-8745. PIIILCO refrigerator a n d household good*, good con­ dition. 101 Highland D r, Kern Park. USED I ’plwiUtered chair, rea­ sonable. 207 Lake view Ave. Sanford. SMALL, used, frigidaire home freezer, asking $73. Phone FA 2-9431. Stenstrom Realty $1095 W OOD $1595 $495 Wall SEMINOLE Owners Special CARLAND MOTORv EXTRAo r d in a r y CAR VALUES at tom harland CARLAND LAKK 4 Dr. Sed.. Hid. T rane, « C> Over Drive, Radio fit Heater. 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Soper Aulo................ 38 PONTIAC 4 Door. Aulo. 57 CIIEV. 2 Fun 4 ha»*l» and 4 ah • I CHBV. •; Ton Plcelaida Pickup AN TI-FREEZE $2.16 Gal. ■SAFETY SP EC IA L SEAT BELTS INSTALLED 175 p« *9 PASSENGER INSPECT FRONT BRAKE LINING AND PACK $O 00 WHEEL HEARINGS £ Strickland - Morrison SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ph. FA 2-1481 SOS E. F in t St. 219 E. 2nd ST. Winter Park MI 1-8916 2503 Park Ave. i SANFORD SANFORD A. 55. Barkley L’ard t ars, Inc. Im p o rln & S port* C ara ()ur Speciality 17-92 • llrart of .Maitland I 'l l . M l 1-5307 WHETHER YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT A NEW CAR OR A GOOD RECONDITIONED USED CAR. MAY W'E OFFER YOU A SPECIAL INVITATION TO SHOP WITH US? OI H NEW CAR STOCK 18 WELL ROUNDED NOW. OCR USED CAR STOCK IS CHOICE. ALL OUR LATE MODEL USED CARS ARE HOLD UNDER WRITTEN GUARANTEE. AND BANK FINANCING IS AVAILABLE. Here are a few of our u»ed car Hating* 1961 PONTIAC Star Chief Viatu. Factory air conditioning, Power Steering, Power Broken, Hydrnniatic, Radio, and Heater, with perfect finleh and While Wall Tirea. Thin car iu immaculate. 1995 1995 1891 1395 2995 1295 895 1695 995 | 793 795 I 593 *93 495 1295 j 59.3 | HJ.'l 595 ■ 693 395 69$ 293 | 393 395 1195 1693 FA 2-07U FA 2-0861 BY FORD enduring elegance with power to please. 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Sharp | STUDE. 4 Dr. i PONTIAC 2 Dr. | 99 9 9 51 *• n«n» JA N U A R Y C LEA R A N C E S A L E if 20% Discount 1399 « NOTICE HOUSE THAILF.lt 35 ft. 2 bedrooms, modern, like new, must sacrifice. DeWill’* Trailer Park, Orlando Hvvy. Are You a Little Hesitant About Replacing ;iYour Present tfCar? TRADE-INS $1295 :|ti. A utom obiles - T ru c k s 1937 FORD, Country Club, 9 passenger, station wagon. Radio and heater. Private $623. FA 2-5296. REALTOR - l.NSUROR CONSULTANT-APPRAISER Ph. FA 2-4991 112 N. Park 21. B eau ty Salon* 4 Lake Lots, with large oak Moving soon to 1919 S. French trees, on Lake Onoro, $5,000 Ave. CUT ’N CURL Name Your Terms. Beauty Shop 2 BEDROOM Home. Fin. Formerly Katherine H aney ROSA L. PAYTON room, on Mayrose Dr. $130 Open By Appointment—Thurs. down, and lake up Pay­ Reg Real Estate Broker A Fri. Evenings ments of $82.00 per mo. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha with electric stove. Phone Pat Stewart A Lillian Corden I BEDROOM. : hath, tile H a ir Styiist FA 2-061U. floors, 2 utility rooms, kit­ 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-0834 chen equipped, fenced in LOVELY 3 bedroom. 2 bath home, large yard, citrus back yard, near recreation HARRIETTS trees and shrubs. Conven­ area. Will Paint to suit. 41 BEAUTY NOOK ient to schools shopping Professional Care — Modern North 3rd St., North Or­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and and NAS. No down pay­ lando. FA 2-2291. Equipment Baby Beds, Day, Week, or ment Immediate occupancy. 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2-3742 Month Naval officer being Iran *-1 SUNSHINE REALTY FURNITURE CENTER frrrcd. FA 2-4843. Amy Anderson 110o French Ave. Reg. Real Kslato Broker WILL SELL equity in house 1 Ph. FA 2-7953 2619 So. French Ave. or trade for house trailer Day FA 2-7433 Beauty Salon Ph. FA 2-1491. 31. A tide* lo r Snli Night FA 2-1818 Walker Building "Who apikad my orange juice with cod-liver oil?" FA 2-7684 COLORED. 3 lota close-in 2510 Olk FURNITURE HIGHLAND PA R K - 2 bed$1300, easy terms. Phone Navy man transferred: brand room, frame, convenient t« TE 8-1092 or 750 Seminole 22. Tiullil • Paint - Repair new: take over for balance schools and shopping. Hard­ 27. Special Servlci 27. Special Serviced on 3 complete rooms; no lllvd. Casselberry, Fla. wood Iloors, space heater, ROOM S P E C I A L $14.93. down payment necessary; Septic tanks pumped drain blinds and kitchen equip­ ONLY $500.00 DOWN for com­ Painting inside and out. Income Tax Service fields installed. 24 hour ser­ payment* low a* $13 per ped. Financing available. Call Mr. Tasker, FA 2-6159. pletely fumlihed, 2 bedroom month. Call owner collect, Priced below market. See at Oscar M. Harrison vice. Terms. FA 2-9469 house. Automatic washer, TE 8-1511, Caaielberry. 2101 Cordova Dr. or Phone FA 2-8827 fenced yard, patio. 103 Gar­ SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter 1311 Palmetto 29. Automobile Service FA 2-4170. WHEEL CHAIRS, rrutche*. Repairs, Alterations, Painting rison Dr. cane*, walkers, Phone FA 2-7983 PARK RIDGE 3 bedroom, FREE DELIVERY AUTO GLASS ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. 1H bath, air conditioned, cen­ 23. Building .Materials Preicriptions our Specialty Realtor INSTALLED tral heat, 2 patios, corner FAUST'S llx Mellonvllle Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. Specialising In Heating WuulHhivlil Hack Ginas LUMBER - HARDWARE lot $750 Down. FA 2-6465. Ph. FA 2-7107 FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. and Air-Conditioning Only Hoot Glass Vent Glass PAINT 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 CIRCULATING HEATER, LP SUR VICK SUNTAND: 3 bedroom, many Rooting FHA I-oant Plans css, for 2-bedroom home. S etik n rik G lass a n d P ain t extras, low’ down payment. FREE ESTIMATES HEATING Dodge - Chrysler I FA 2-8097. Reasonable, 1216 Randolph Co. Your Credit Is Good. Up to H. B. POPE CO. INC. St. or Phone FA 2-3296. 210 Alagnoliu Ph. FA 2-4622 2 Yrs. to Pay i 20U S<v Park Ave. FA 2-4231 13. Mortgage Loans B. EDWARDS FACTORY TO YOU BUILDERS SUPPLIES DO YOU NEED EXPERT 31. Poultry • Livestock ALUMINUM BLINDS MORTGAGE LOANS 58 CHRYSLER We Give TV Stamps LITERARY HELP? . . . PUPPIES — half Airedale, 2 1 Enclosed head. Sag-proof botFHA and Conventional S arato g a; Aulo. I r a n * . , an application letter that Commercial A Residential 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-789$ months old, $3.00. Call Sat. 1 tom rail with plastic ends, Brake*. Steering, Atr will "get the job"; club Cond., Double Kaalr Whileor Sun. only. Wales KernPlastic or rayor tapes. Colpaper; after dinner speech; wall*. 24. Electrical .Serviced cry. on lake at Lyman ton or nylon cords. high school or college theme School. Longwqod. .StMknrik G lass a n d Paint or essay on all but scienti­ FRIG1DA1RE 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 Co. fic subject*. Low rates, ph. CHAMPION Miniature AKC 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Sales k Service Ulack Poodle Puppies and 60 RENAULT ' 16. Female Help Wanted House Wiring, Free Estimates FA 2-4013, evenings. Mother, Show dog Slock. | KIHIIY Vacuum with attach­ Sid Vihlcn's Randsll Electric STEP IN PANEL I MIDDLE AGED woman for 112 Magnolia FA 2-7711. ment-, Console sewing ma­ Ph. FA 2-0915 SEWING MACHINE SER­ general work, some know­ VICE: For service on any chine, Buffet, Chest of JERSEY or Guernsey milk ledge of sewing necessary. make of Sewing machine, drawers. Bargains. 138 25. P lu m b in g Servlcon cow. Csll 322-9086. Downtown Cleaners. parts and accessories or Country Club Circle. 58 LINCOLN Rentals call or write to TWO Good Brood sows and PLUMBING Capri, Fully Equipped, LAUNDRY PHESSEKS. ap. Sanford Sewing Center, 104 4 pigs. FA 2-5252. Contracting & Repairs ply in person., Seminole With Air. South Park A c. FA 2-6411. Free Estimates County Laundry. Fireplace wood, all lengths. 32. Flowers - Shrubs R. L. HARVEY LUSHER COSMETICS MAN- 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Oak and lighter wood. De­ Sale! Potnsettiai in bloom 98c SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AGER for North Brevard livered. Phone FA 2-6818, if GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 57 PLYMOUTH All Types and Sirov area. Will train, commis­ no answer FA 2-5909. W. J. KING Grapevllle Ave. near ZOlli St. Savoy 2-Door. Auto. Tran*., We Repair and Service sion plus bonus. Write or 4c SUPPLIES PLUMBING V.K M \KK 1962 A MUSICAL, S T I N E call qualifications to P.O. • Contracting • Repair Work | PANSIES A PETUNIAS now Y’EAR with a musical inMachinery and Supply Co. Box 2006, Orlando. Fla. or 2534 So. Park Dr. ready. Dutch Mill Nursery, strumcnl from BUKUK'K 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6412 GA 3-3636. Phone 322-0483 New Upaala ltd. off 20th fit. MUSIC SHOP. 2004 Cedar | M A N Y U S E D ( AILS Ave. Specializing in COUNTER Girl for Dry FlUGIDAIKK 33. Furniture T O C H O O SE PK O M Cleaners, sewing ex per. Sales A Service • SALES • It E P A 1 It S 86 DODGE 6 C jl. Ionov, C»l| KA 2-823S li. H. HIGH l'»td fiiii..lure, appliances, j • RENTALS • MUSICAL 53 IIUDGK V-8 ACCESSORIES. Before you Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3315 Days tools, etc. Bought . Sold. 56 CHRYSLER YVIndeor P lu m b in g &. H e a tin g 17. Male Help Wanted buy, give ua a try. Phone Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883 Larry's Mart 215 Sanford 6 Cyl. (2) AIR CONDITIONING KA 2-0731. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. WANTED: Saxophone player CONTRACT sml REPAIR 55 FORD V-8 Piano Tuning — Repairing fur small Combo. NO 8-3146 W. L. HARMON WORK Ph. FA 2-4223 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 19. S itu n tlu n n W nnted C O U N T Y M OTOIIS DAYS work wanted. FA 2-4039 319 E. F lr.t 81. PH. FA 2-0614 CARE for invalid. 1A 2-2782. I S ale • BIG VALUES GOOD Range $65. Formal like • QUICK CREDIT new 'a price. 1303 Elliott. • EASY TERMS WE GIVE T O P VALUE WE BUY Used furniture. Ph. FA 2-3873. STAMPS New and Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 2-5622 20. Itnhysitters Fur 2 Door Hard Top. One wRh Air Conditioning. Take your pfrk of Iheae two beauties at only *995 00 * 346025 FORD WE DO APOLOGIZE FOR NOT HAVING A FULL STOCK OF NEW’ CARS TO SHOW UP TO THE PRESENT TIME. OUR HALES OF NEW CARS IN ALL OF OUR LINKS HAS BEEN GREATEIt THAN THE SUPPLY FROM THE FACTORIES. DE­ LIVERIES HAVE BEEN COMING IN BETTER IN IHE PAST WEEK, AND OUR SELECTION 1H MUCH LARGER. NOW WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF 1962 PONTIAC'S, lll'ICKS, AND RAMBLERS. OPEN FRIDAY NITE ’T IL 9:00 Bonus Features Them rare feature all the (extraa) a* etandard equipm int . . . AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU1 1. S tlf Adiueting Brakea. 1. 3 Y'r. Permanent Cool­ ant. A LL DAY SATURDAY 8. 10,000 ML Lubrication. I. 30,000 3111# Wheel Bear­ ing Packing. REMEMBER — 3. 30.000 Fuel Filter Re­ placement. — WHATEVER YOUR CAR NEED — \ o U NEED TO SEE — 6. 12,000 Factory Extend­ ed Warranty. STRICKLAND MORRISON IN C O R P O R A T E D YOUR LOCAL PONTIAC. Hl'ICK. RAMBLER DEALER 301 W. l*»t ST. Phone FA 2-0231 308 E . F i r s t S t. KA 3-1481 Winter Park Ml 4-891^ �Casselberry Technicalities Block New Business Cbisua fcdiJtwn THURS. JAN. 11, 1962 COUNTY NEWS Voting Powers To Bring Legal Opinion Resident Warns Against Water A written legal opinion was requested by tb* Casselberry Board of Aldermen Monday night after the question eame up on voting powers of the i board officials concerning any issue which Involves them in any capacity other than as an elected officer of Casselberry reaident Mrs. Mabel Griffin appear­ ed before the Board of Aldermen Monday night. read a water *ervice contract from the Casselberry Utili­ ties Co. and warned the overflow audience against drinking the water. Mrs. Griffin, who said that she was hospitalized seven years ago from drink ing the water, advised that county analyses of its ecaUnU were not adequaU and that a group of residenU of the town are paying for a thorough examination and analysis. Mayor Gives Election Rules For Village By M ou Grinstead North Orlando Mayor Frank Faaul* has announced rule* and refutations for candidate* and voters In the March 20 elections when councilman in group two end group four will be nemed. Officials bow hold­ ing the Jobe through appoint­ ment are Clarenc# WebsUr and Dominic Terebe. According to Fesnla, in or­ der to rote «r qualify in this first election r» tr to be held In the Tillage, reeidenu must be of legal age, must hav# lived in the eUU for at least one year and In North Orlan­ do for a t leaat els months. No qualifying fees will be charged, the mayor announ­ ced. Those sacking the poili may qualify through petition bearing the names of at leaat 10 registered ToUri. Qualify­ ing dates were act from Feb. 10 through Feb. 28 between the hour* of I a. m. and I p. m. a t the Village HalL, VoUr registration was set for the same location and for the seme hours from Feb. 1 through Fab. 28 end from T p. m. until 9 p. m. on Feb. 18 through Feb. 28. Auto Tags To Be On Sale In DeBary DeBsry residents may pur­ chase their 1962 automobile license plates at the DeBary Chamber of Commerce office on Jan. II. The office, located next door to the post office in DeBary Plats, will sell the tags between the hours of I a. m. and noon. PAGE 12 Owner Terms Area 'Blight To County' The town of Casselberry through technicalities and restrictions of commercially zoned property a l o n g Hwy. 17-92 Wednesday lost its chance of getting the first taxi business to locate in South Seminole County. Gene Cherry of Miami who sought to open the business in conjunction with a small used car lot said “I consider the area in question to be a blight to Seminole County. Under no circumstances would I bring my family to reside in the town. "In an attem pt to offer! a public service to the E D I T O R I A L town of Ca**elberry. I have encountered opposi- j tio n t h a t w ould a p p e a r to b e im p ro p e r an d illegal. Is t h i , th e p ict u rc th e d t i - COMMENT Support Needed The Lockhart Volunteer Fire Dept, which - , zens o f C a sse lb e rry w ould services much of Seminole County running The m atter first came un- ... . . .. / ... through the Bear Lake area to SR 436 is in ur­ der discussion when the sph av e th e ir public gent need of support from the residents it aids pointment of Cliff Overman o ffic ia ls o f f e r to prospecNEW COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN of the Seminole County Home Demon­ in time of emergency. as the town's building in­ t i v e businessmen and stration County Council attended a meeting of the group laM week to make In order to complete the fire station and add spector came to a split vote residenU?'* pinna for the coming year’s work. Pictured are. from left, Mr*. L. E. LeepBha reported that recently needed equipment^ the firemen have asked a $5 after the name of Don Clark Cherry appeared before the er, a rts; Mr*. Dec Anderson, home management; Mr*. Ed Fitzgerald, the water was so thick at her fee per residence . . . a small price to pay for so had been submitted for the Casselberry Board of Alder­ fooda; Mrs. Ray Wright, clothing; Mrs. Charles Lamb, health and Mrs. neighbor's house it stopped great a protection. Job by Alderman Rohn Lady. Wilbur Noion, safety. (Herald Photo) men at a meeting Monday up the kitchen sink and that The men now are in the process of adding Overman and George How­ a sample ja r taken a t the night seeking a zoning vari­ a roof to the station and in order to add to funds ard. newly installed mem­ time bow is frothing with for the project they are planning to present a bers, approved the appoint- ance in order th at the busi­ chemical action. play, "The Womanless Wedding." on Jan. 19 and ment while Lady and Mrs. ness might Include its own Company officials at a re­ Jan. 20 at the Lockhart Chamber of Commerce Hope Bennett voted for repair shop. He explained that if the variance met with ap­ cent meeting stated that they Building. The ail-male cast will be taken from Clsrk. the ranks of both the Volunteers and the local were just as concerned over Although the original re­ proval, he would buy the G. Lions Club and only nominal charges will be the w ater conditions as the commendation of the new W. Dillon property which Is residents were end that an asked from adults and children. mayor, Carl Stoddard, was located on tha highway across engineering survey wee being Plan now to attend and support a worthy approved by the decision of from the Casselberry Commade to ee what ie needed to Chairman Paul Bites, O ver-' munity Methodist Church, cause . . . . you. The Winter Park Telephone will be allowed to keep the man’s vote on the m atter correct the situation. Although advised by AttorBy M n. Adam Muller Co. agreed to give separate present line according to in which ha was directly in -1 ney Kenneth McIntosh that A raiee in water rates askTb# DeBary Herbert D. lines to Longwood City de­ Mayor A. R. Lorreann wbo volved was questioned by Ed , his appeal should first have some months ago by tha com­ pany and under consideration Gibb American Legion Post partments after tha City made the report at list Lunn from the audience. j been made to the town’* aon•Inca by the board officials, ha* completed one of IU Council publicly protested the week’s council meeting. Later in the meeting the ing board, tha aldermen did Monday night was requested moit lucceurul membership telephone service last month. However, Longwood now 1* same question resulted when | not rule Cherry out of order The City Hall will be put circulating a petition protest­ a letter, written by Lunn. af- and alao allowed legal coun­ dismissed by Alderman Paul drivei according to Fred Mc­ Bates, new chairman of the Laren, first vice commander. on a two party lint and the j ing serv.ee given to business ter the December meeting. I sel for an adjoining property board. Workers were divided into fire and police departments bouses which share line* questioned B ites’ partlcipa-1owner to state his client's ©bwith residential listings. four competing teams with tion in deckling on what the 1jection*. nation and election of new By Frances Wester lha Air Cbrps headed by G. Councilman John Reams Fire Dept.'* boat equipment i Cherry, after the second A strong organization is officers. Fred Smith, past command­ brought the matter before should be titled. Lunn point- warning from tie? attorney, A! Case, president of the er; The Marines headrd by tha board pointing out that ed out that in addition ts thanked tha board and re­ needed to get things accom­ Edward Patterson, the Army service on his line sometimes serving as aldermsn. Bates | minded th at there already It a plished Frank Evans told organisation, .agreed to aerva by Nicholas Kahoe and the Is tied up for hours whereas alao is tha town’s fire chief j ’’parrot ahop and an antique. those attending tha January' as chairman of the supper Navy by Thomas Lawton. tf businesses were grouped and therefore should have r e - ! *hop located along the street meeting of the Lake Mary and appointed Otis Sjobtom together conversations pro­ trained from voting on the j «nd if that is the kind of bual- j cham ber of Commerce last as chairman of the nominat­ At the close of the January Two public bearings are By Mr*. Adam Muller | nea»** you want along thi* ( Thursday night as he stress- ing committee. Four officers scheduled to precede today’s meeting the acores showed New officers of the DeBary bably never would run more issue. Attorney Kenneth McIntosh fast growing and busy high ed the need for a member­ will be elected and only than five minutes at a time. 139 renewals, 23 new mem­ Longwood City Council meet­ Wayfarers were Installed et members in good standing In other business of the when consulted, advised that j way. then I’d better forget ship drive at this time. ing when a report from the bers. nine transfers and four a 2 p. m. meeting of the will be permited to cast a in view of the question's p re -1 the whole thing." ; applications In process. meeting the council ordered The people of the communi­ city’s attorney is expected on group on Monday at the j Cherry said Wednesday that ty must pull together to ac­ vote. a threatened injunction suit Commander William Brum­ Community Center by Ru- *,rc*1 lights to be placed at valence during Just the one A warm building and plenty against the state and county baugh has announced that doiph Tledcrmann as th e ' •be Intersections of Reams meeting a survey and writ- i «n Tuesday evening he took complish any purpose and Ave. and Longdale and at ten legal opinion perhaps was the m atter to E. II. Zibeil we must get more members of bot coffee and rolls wera to halt construction on SR tha 100 per cent quota of 1?9 preiiding official. who waa appointed chairman if we are to be a true repre­ promised for tha supper and c l* I members was reached ten 434. Taking office weru Howard Hamilton Ave. just north of in order. of the zoning board Monday sentative of this community, social which also will hava Longwood residents and the days before the drive dead- Paine, prevident; Clarence C. Carlton in the Longdale First night by the new mayor. Car! Evans said. He spoke of past a program of entertainment council are bitterly opposed | line with team scores show­ Shaffer, vice president; Addition. The lighting com­ Stoddard. He said that Zibeil work of the organization and and music. mittee also was authorised to to the large and deep open ing 116 for the Air Corps, 34 Frank Stoney, recording sec­ advised him that he knew continued by pointing out In other business of last ditches being left along the for the Marines, IT for the retary; Howard Y. Middleton, see what could be done about nothing of the appointment several new fields of endea­ week's meeting, Smith and relocaLng Use light at Marvin highway when original plans Army snd four for the Navy. financial secretary »nd John end E. Lake. Individual scores showed II. W. Geerts, treasurer. called for tiled drainage. The South Seminole VFW and would not accept the vor which could be under­ Sjob torn gave a partial report Action on new water rate taken by the group for the on the success of the Annual Hearings will be conducted 91 for Smith, 22 for Patter­ Paine, elected for his sec­ Auxiliary Post 8307 will meet chairmanship. Cherry said he then went to benefit of the entire area. Clirlttma* Party held Dee. at 8 p. m. on the tax assess, son, 12 for Alfred Newell, 12 ond term, appointed Robert schedules was delayed until today at 8 p. m. at the Wom­ Harry Smith proposed that 22 at the Lake Mary Elemen­ ment rolls for Orange Ave. for Past Commander Fred Henderson as his liaison of­ the attorney prepares an or. en'* Club on Overbrook Dr. the mayor and waa advised that K- J. Mower would aerve each present member appoint tary School. The full report paving and at 1:30 p.m. on Kammerer, 10 for Harry Ly­ ficer. Three year director* dinance; a "Dead End" in Casselberry. itreet sign was okayed lor a zoning ordinance amend­ ons, nine for P. L. Walston, will be Frank M. Stone and President Irene March ad­ a t chairman of the aoning and himself a commit!** of one will be completed by Cliff ment which will allow build­ six for Thomas Lawton, five Harry F. Rote and district the corner of East Ave. and vises the members that 1962 that when he went to glower, to get another membership Nelson, chiirm an of the par­ ings of two-story heights in for Nicholas Kahoe and two representatives will be Stone, Lynn Dr.; paving was ac­ dues are overdue. The Auxi­ the request already had bern instead of leaving the task ty committee, at the Feb­ turned down, signed, sealed up to a single chairman or ruary meeting. the Longdate First Addition. for Earl Walker. one, James Greenlee, two; cepted on certain portions of liary helped make Christmas and ready for delivery. When even to a group of three per­ Longdale Ave. and Selma Mr. and Mrs. Arthur First honors go to Smith George W. Nlcbol, three; a little brighter for four fam­ Tbompklnson were welcomed who not only led his team Ralph Wltherell, (our; Glenn Ave. in Loagdde and the ilies with gifts of toys, gro­ questioned, Mower admitted sons. Plans mera made for a back to the community and to first plice but also hid Smith, five; W. Earl Brum­ purchase was okayed for ceries snd clothing. This pro­ that he was not familiar with the highest individual acore. baugh, six; Joseph W. Rieger, two water hydrants from R. ject was in charge of Mrs. the property, it* restrictions covered dish supper and so- to the C of C by Case. Awards will be presented at seven which is Orange City D. Wood at a cost of <112.43 Lois Howard, chairman of pr the nature of the variance cial to be held at the Cham- j Thompkinson, a former presiber Hall at 6:30 p. m. prior dent of the Lake Mary organthe "Legion Birthday" meet­ and William W. Hague for each. community service and Mrs. request. Cherry said. Zibell confirmed hi* refusal to next month's regular m eet-; ixation, served in the post It was reported that At­ March. the Dr Land district. ing scheduled for March L ») torney Webber Haines has The annual gift of monsy to aeeept tha aoning board job Ing when there will be nom i-1for three years. to a Herald reporter Wednes­ been authorised to start pro­ was sent to the Lake City She also advised that the ceedings for collecting de­ Veterans' Hospital to be used day morning however, with­ beautification Month of April linquent taxea and that be for the Christmas Party. Mr. in an hour, he telephoned will be Instructed to file liens and Mrs. George Howard and and reworded hi* statement will be sponsored by the club to say th at Hhe would hold and the association. Soma of the new book* at Sports series; Including, foot- against resident* who have Mr*. Ralph Tilson m»de a off until the next board meet­ In view of the resignation tha Library received durlny ball, basketball, baseball, golf, not paid their Church St. pav­ trip to Lake City just before ing." ing assessment. Christmas to tike the vete­ the laat month; of Mr. and 3lrs. Jack Ridand 13 other recreational According to Council Chair- rans candy, rookies, clothing, Novel* — Itoaroc: To Idve dlcy which was read by And Die In Dixie; Kantori ■ports. man R. C. Carlson only an fruit, Up robes, scuffles and The sun’s corona Is visible President Woody Anderson, Spirit Lake; Brinkley: Fun How To Trach The Retard­ estimated 60 per cent of 1961 many other items supplied only at total eelipsci of the | David Jeffreys, director of | labor situation also Is under *) Mrs. Mona Grinstead was House; Spring: I Met A I-ady; ed Child To Talk by Molloy. field operations (or the consideration since many of taxes have been collected. by the Post and Auxiliary. sun. appointed as acting secre­ Wade: Bark To Lift; Chay; association members ! American Assn, of Retired tha A home study course for tary to replace 3trs. Riddley Pilgrim* Pride; Cecil: Daugh- Civil Service published by would like part time work, Persons, was guest speaker until elections can be con­ tcre-In-Ijvw; Forbes; Good­ Area and includes all texts fur the official aald. at a meeting Monday morn­ ducted. He advised that the AARP bye To Some; Gregor Town Job and teats training in all ing of the association's De­ j has regular lobbyists workTilson, who was appointed Without Pity; Wilder: Plough i phases historian for the group asked The Sea; Holt: Kirkland Rev* j Bary Chapter, i Ing closely with Government —-----------------that members contribute ele. Meeting in the Community who keep tabs on all bills i any news clippings or pic­ Center, the DeBary group pertaining to the aged on na­ Mysteries — Carlton: Miastures they might have saved ing. Presumed Dead; Fair: D ' beard Jeffrey's report on ac­ tional and state levels. *< i • ilnce the association has shiii* can ’t cash chip*; iiaitivities at a national level. He reported that the a»*obeen organised. | He advised that AARP elation has Norman Maton liday: Careless Corpse; Stout: s i . It was decided to wall un­ Final Deduction; Waugh: L ate, groups now are operating at as consultant for housing for til the North Orlando Co. Mr*. D.; McDonald: Triple! R. C. Carlson, except for a capacity *c*to ________ ,, the senior citliens and that and__that Sales Oifice Is moved from Jeopardy; Fenwick: Friend Of | hii 0„ vole „ „ uninimoui. committees on a national | it now has the fulltime »erUs location on North Orlando Mary Rose; Witirhell: Too , , . level are working with the I vice* of Miss Pal 3!ower »» Rlvd. before making any fur­ Hot To Handle. , ]y rt‘-elfc,fd chv.rman of the American Medical Assn., the director o( public relations. ther plans for Us renova­ Non-Fiction -Hunt: Daddy; I-*"8wood City Council at the Federation of Women’s Clubs, Jeffreys introduced Mr*, tion as a civic building for Was A Deacon; Tina: Icicles j first meeting of the * new the CIO snd with the Govern- Julia S. Dyke of St. Peter*the community. On The Roof; Rowraome: board last Thursday night. ment through Welfare. Social I burg who is field representThe matter of police protec­ Trolley Car JVrnauryj Meer, cc<.pting ,he Job C lr,. Security, Treasurer)and alive for the Slat* of Ftor-#) tion in the village was dis­ loo Dance: From Ritual To • Food and Drug Admlnistra-1 Ida and will operate Hoicussed with Tilson reporting Rock And Roll; Sleven.on: | *°n ' W ' * * h“ 'P P ^ i * . lion departments. pitality House in St. .Peters­ that be has offered his ser­ Key To Florida Ulrds; News- 1 ,lon* the council Jeffreys reported that re- burg. vices, his time, his gas and week KUa.: Five Woilda Of members for their vole of cently it was brought out in Announcement was made o! his automobile as a volun­ Our Lives; Holiman: Rom­ ronfiderce and touched brief­ NEW OFFICERS of the Luke Mury Volunteer Fire Dept, were inatulled at Washington, D. C., that a ' the Feb. 28 closing date for teer to Mayor Frank Fasula ance Of Firefighting; Pearce: ly on the fact that Longwood the January meeting of the group Tuesduy night. Tuking office were number of aged citizens are | applications under tha AARP and that others have done Continuity Of American Poe­ slwa)a had operated with a front, from left, Rulph Schivoickert, treasurer; Fred Wells, vice president; being subjected to quacks and I insurance plan, Seymour Zelthe same without any results. try; Fletcher: 1 Waa Born To­ spirit of cooperation, harm ­ Joe Smathers. president and Ralph Haya, secretary. Standing from left that the AARP Intend* to kind will speik to lha DaBar) morrow; Lang: One Hundred ony and dignity which he are Harvey Tugh, assistant fire chief; Gene Hauser, engineer; Bud Noel, mska an tnvestigatloa into group on tha plan at a meet Coffee bars are a distinctive Yeats Of 3luai; In America. said ’ seems to be a rare oclieutenant; Louis "Zip ’ Schweickort, captain and Ralph Abell, fire chief. deaia being offered by these ing in the Community Center feature at Bueno* Airas. A six volume C r o a ^ i v a curreoca abase da»*." O .CHarald Photo) uopruuipatod pecaoos. The at a. f t , Fab. 37 DeBary Legion Varied Agenda Meets Completes Drive For Members Longwood Council Members Needed; Evans Tells C O f C Longwood Sets Two Hearings Wayfarers Install Officers VFW Women To Meet Today Civic Group To Form Committee For Registering Village Voters By Meaa Grtastead The North Orlando Civic Assn. Monday night appoint­ ed Henry Ward to head • "watchdog commlttae" for getting people to register in order to vote in the March election* when Iwo members of the council will be elected. U *•* suggested that the association also be respon­ sible for handling night rrglstratlons for the convenience of working residents. Ward, who suggested that the group tell auto safety bells as a money raising pro­ ject, also was appointed t“ Investigate detail* of spon­ soring such a sale and report at the February meeting. A treasury total of $31.03 now stands in the funds according to a report from Dave Tilsun. treasurer, who also advlaed that $1.22 of tha sum remains from the annual Christmas party. Mrs. Mary Rowell, repre­ senting the North Orlando Garden Club Beautification Committee, approached {he Civic Assn, for help in sell­ ing fertiliser during the month of March. The dub and association will split the profits from the door to door sale when the men will help by driving and delivering iad the women will aell. New B ooks CONSOII Named Board Chairman In LOnQWOOd AARP Field Director Speaks At Meeting Of DeBary Chapter �t * Cold Stays, But Area Escapes W orst Blast By Larry V enhfl The Chamber o( Commerce , announced today the forma- ! tion of a ••sunshine" com -1 mittee ordered to function1 immediately and get rid of this m itt and "cool" spell. I Chairman it Sonny Powell. | Others are Sonny Rayburn, Amy (Sunny) Anderson, and Scott (Sonny) Burns. . . . Vital road projects in the city and county have b e e n , halted by near freezing rains and temperatures here. Resurfacing of First from Tark to Sanfcrd will be done Sun-) day morning . . Also San­ ford from First to Fifth . . In the county Mollnar Ave., | Dodd Road Bridge project ( halted. • • • Citrusmcn crossing their fingers hoping for tempera­ tures over 35 tonight to save our giant citrus industry. • • • Speaking of Mollnar Ave. Seems a little controversy going about open ditches. Carlton Bliss County engineer emphasized this morning that the open ditches to Lake Evergreen won't be replaced with closed storm sewers. Just not justified, says Mr. Bliss. • • • Docs Cactus freeze in the winter? • • • Our photographer David Brown came up with this story. He went out Thursday to get a picture of the city's now famous rock and cactus patch on Park Ave. and while he was settihg up ti*e shot someone drawled at him: "Deep In The Heart of Texas" and zoomed away. • • • We always mention the Palms in talking about un­ sightly areas, but how about the area on Oak between First and Second by the ACL Railroad. . .? • • • The County Agent has a new secretary. Her name Is Jeanne Ripp. • • • Trooper J. L. Sikes has sure been having it rough these days, lie’s been work­ ing alone for the past two weeks. Bill Stringfield is sick and Bill Cookson, who re­ placed Jim Foster, resigned. • • • Several weeks ago Bear Lake Road was called a "dead issue" . . . It sure is funny how dead issues get on the front page all the time. • • • Have you noticed First St. West? That’s the old Florida State Bank Building. An upto-date sandwich shop fea­ turing tropical juices will join hands with A. C. Allyn and Architect Jim Chapman soon in (hat facility. • • • The word is that a new 22 unit shopping center will go up soon on Hwy. 17-9? by Ratliff's Salvage Yard. It will take up about 38 acres. . . That’s from a reliable source who asks us not to use his ity and County Taxes ning in slow says John lloway and Hank Tamm ( S A N FO R D TO N IG H T Qttw VOL. 63 United WEATHER: Clear nnd cold through Saturday. High today, 52-62. Low tonight, 30-36. SANFORD. FLORIDA Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FR1. JAN. 12, 1962 Attorney To Start Legal Proceedings The first step in the annex­ ation of additionnl land for the town of Altamonte Springs was taken Thurtday night by the Town Council as Mayor W. U Swofford di­ rected Attorney S. J. Davis Jr. to start legal proceeding* on a 15 lot area of land bor­ dering SR 436 east of the town. The Council voted unamlmously for the annexation which would bring an esti­ mated *.1,000 In additional re­ venue to the town from the some several hundred feet of land. Residents of the area and owner* of the three build­ ing* on the land agreed to the annexation with the provision that the land in question come under C-3 zoning. In other business Mayor Swofford reported a deterior­ ation of Spring Lake Rd. from Maitland Ave. to lllllcreat. Ho said the cement had crack­ ed. The council authorized Attorney Davia to notify Apex Construction Co. that the Job would not be accepted. The rood was built lest than u year ago and is under a one year maintenance bond and guarantee, subject to final ap­ proval of the fjovrrll. The problem of Maitland Ave. sidewalk* th at were de­ molished for repair work by the Winter Park Telephone Co. more than two years ago was referred by the mayor to the Utility Committee with a suggestion that the tclephono company be contacted for a settlement. The council wiii informed by Mayor Swofford of the urgency of numbering houses In the Negro section of town in order to qualify for city mail delivery. The mayor re­ ported that Postmaster Ed Mltehei! has said that there eould be no city delivery there until numbering was completed. The m atter was referred to the County Zoning Board. Councilman Keith Nixon was appointed director of Civil Defense by the Mayor. The council unanimously ap­ proved John Wolf a* relief policeman for the town upon the Mayor’s recommendation. Sanford electrician Bill WIL lit waa nominated by Coun­ cilman Nixon and approved by the council as building in­ spector for the town. Willis waa recognized as qualifier] for the position by the South­ ern Standard Building Code which requires that a building official hold a master elec­ tricians license. WASHINGTON (UPI) Higher postal rate* got a top priority label today from con­ gressional leaden rearing for battle on President Kennedy'* legislative program. They said an administration hill to raise *031 million in ex­ tra postal revenue through a fivr-cent stamp and other rate boosts probably will be the first major bill called up In the House. It may come up as early as week after next Its chances of passage are good. Prospects for other major legislation proposed by the President in his State of the Union address Thursday were assessed by key lawmakers a* ranging from poor to excell­ ent. Reaction to the message, ir which the President pictured economic and soeial progress at home as crucial to main­ taining America’* world lead­ ership,.was drawn sharply on political lines. Democrats generally prais­ ed it. Republicans found it wanting on a number of grounds, mostly fiscal. Bomber Stream Contest Fierce Tlie Bomber Stream Com­ petition ran high last even­ ing as Heavy Attack Squad­ ron's One, Three, Five end Eleven vied lor top honors. Heavy Attack Squadron 11 emerged the victor with a total of 1275 points out of a possible 1350. Heavy Attack Squadron One took second place with 1231 points snd also had the top scoring team consisting of Lieutenant Charles Hodgate, Pilot. R. L. Jlsnkin, AQC Bombardier/Navigator a n d W. A. Burns, AMlfCA as Third Crewman. This team finished with 533 points out of a possible 500. Runners up were VAH-S with ltot points and VAH-3 with 902 points. Captain J. M. Tully Jr., Oommandcr Heavy Attack Wing One, presented the Bomber Stream Bomber Flag to VAH-ll's Commanding Of­ ficer, Commander H. K. Manship this afternoon and also tlie top crewmen awards to pilot LI. Hodgate, li/N dankin and Third Crewman Burns. Terrorists Kill Six In Algeria The Jaycees started their membership drive Thursday and will continue through Jan. 27. The Jaycce who brings in the most new mem­ bers will win a trip to Las Neighborhood captain* for Vegas in June. Second prize the forthcoming Heart Fund campaign held their initial will be a man's suit. • • • meeting Thursday night in the Have any old Christmas Firat Federal caucus room cards lying around the bouse? with Heart Sunday Chairman, We got a call this morning Sfrrle Werner and co-chair­ that the cards are needed at man, Mr*. Michael Caoio. Alio meeting with Use group the children's recreation cen­ ter in Bellvlew Hospital in were two representatives of New York. Just send a batch the Seminole High School stu­ to the ' hospital in care of dent council. Student Body Miss Alessandrtne . . They president Doug Slenstrom. Jr. and »lcc president, J. B. Phil­ will lie appreciated lip*. They offered the service* of the 23 clubs and organiza­ tion* at the school. Warner explained to the captain* tlie function of their position, showed materials and assigned areas of th* county, with the use of maps of their secUons. A film entilled, "The Good Old Days" starring Donna Reed was shown to tha group. Warner told the eaptalns that tlie local Heart Council • • Oops, our representatives Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gordoo Frederick were honored by the Central Florida Optometric Assn. . . And not the Optimists . . . Em mm How pessimistic? « • Infiltration m i v a ... Postage Raise Bill On Top Of The List JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) —Gen. Abdul II. Nasution said today Indonesians are in­ filtrating Dutch New Guinra in mounting numbers, but h* denied that any regular In­ donesian troops have landed there. . • for NO. 365 Altamonte Moves To Annex Area ALGIERS, Algeria ( U P l)Tcrrorists struck across Al­ geria today In what officials feared might be the beginning of a new blood bath. By noon six persons had been killed and a dozen w o u n d e d . The terrorists struck in Algiers, Oran and Bone. Don't forget to file homestead exemption. fe r a lh • B R IE F S New Red Curb WASHINGTON (UPI) — The State Department ie issuing new reguistions that deny passports to U. R. Com­ munist party members. Sagan Weds DEAUVILLE, Franc# (UPI) —Francole Sagan, 25, who won literary' acclaim while atill a teenager, was secretly married Monday to a 31-yearold American sculptor, Robert James Weathoff, it was dis­ closed today. Old Hand OPENING DAY IN THE CAPITAL — Clerk of the House Ralph Roberta (nt rostrum ) calls to order the second session of the 87th Congress In Washington. (NEA Telephoto) SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) — Red-haired Rhonda Firming, wearing a whit* mink coat, told a judge the thought professional marri­ ages eould succeed and then left the court room with her third divorce. Longwood Asks Ditch Discussion Soft Pedal WASHINGTON (UPI) — ive number of signature* The United States la urging The City of Longwood has little" to add to values. Indonesian President Sukarno asked for a meeting with Lormann said that be re ­ against Die telephone service Max ilrewcr, itate fifth dis­ minded Bliss that people of presented at Thursday night's to ton* down his militant threota against Duteh New trict road board member, meeting. and county official! to discuss Longwood contribute to the "Tell them that as toon Guinea lest he scuttle hope* the objectionable open ditches county's support and that as the company is ready. . . of negotiating a peaceful set­ they would appreciate the and by that 1 don't mean two tlement. being left along SR 434. Longwood Mayor A. It. county's assistance and co­ months from now . . that we Lormann told the City Coun­ operation. want them to come up so Voices Optimism 1HLOXI, Miss. (UPD—The cil at a meeting Thursday that we can bring all of tlicae In other business tlie mayor night that he had written complaints out in th« open," director of tha National Sci­ 1reported that M. L. Barre, ence Foundation, Dr. Allan T. County Engineer Carlton public relation* director of Carlson said. Waterman, opened a four-day Bliss .Jilvlslng that the people the Winter Park Telephone S o u t h e r n conference here want 'their property values Co., had advised him that the Thursday by telling delegates reserved »nd that they feel company lias started a sur­ that “in tha International eight feet deep by 23 feet vey of the city's business competition in acienra the U. wide ditches are doing "very phones to see wliat can be 8. ia second to none." done about separating busi­ ness from residential line*. Women To Meet WASHINGTON (UPI) — "Barre has offered to meet TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — j » with ut when the survey is President Kennedy’* new bud­ The hoard of director* and the completed and 1 think we get will forecast tax revenues executive committee of the should ask him to a council of (03 billion in fiscal IOiVI Democratic Women’s Club of meeting so that he can ex­ and proposed about |02.8 bil­ Florida will meet in Orlando School officials today adopt­ plain to the people what lion of spending, Informed Jan. 20 to hear reports from each congressional district. ed a "wait and tee" policy they're going to do," Lor­ sources said today. Till* would leave a narrow President Christine Maxwell on whether to close the mann said. Council Chairman R. C *400 million surplus — not announced the meeting Thurs­ schnsils next week due to exetzssive absenteeism, Supt. Carlson asked Lormann to enough to permit any signi­ day. of Schools R. T. Milwee re­ advise tile company ol a ficant reduction of the na­ ported this morning. petition bearing an impress- tional debt, hut enough to up­ Suspect Held hold the President'* pledge Thursday Milwee reported MIAMI (UPI) — A New of a balanced budget. thst-the schools may be forced York gem dealer, Charles The budget, went to the Travitsky. 68, was charged to cloze down for a few days printers early today. The w i t h attempted smuggling because of absenteeism due President will send It to Con­ T h u r s d a y after custom* (o flu or virus outbreaks. gress nrxt Thursday. agents said they found |G0,000 Milwee said that "we will The revenue figure would worth of diamonds hidden on wail and see what happens he an all-time high. The him whan he arrived on a Morally before we take any United Preea International spending would 1>* a peace­ plane from South America actiin." LIMA, Peru (UPI) — Huge time high, topped only by the Wednesday night. Ike added that absenteeism Thursday waa about the same ice musiu-s clung precariously World War II budgets of as Sn previous days—about 12 today on the slopes of tower­ ID14 and 11*46. Engineer Killed ing Mt. Iluasrarsn, threaten­ WABASSO (UPI) — A colpercent per school. lision between the Florida Dhe school system loses *200 ing a repetition of Wednes­ East Coast Railroad's crack per day for every 180 young­ day's tragie six-million-ton nvalunrhe which wiped out passenger e x p r e s s , “The sters out. nin« villages in ilia Peiuvian Champion," and a aeml-trailer Andes. B It O W N fi V I L LK, Tex. j truck Thursday killed Frank About 30 belies already (UPI)-—A crop killing freexe Veneble, tha engineer of the have been recovered but there kept its death hold on the train, and put the engine out was no way yet of determin­ citrus belt of Texas today nnd of commission. The truck drivMOSCOW (U PI) — U 8 . ing tlie exact death toll which gieatly increased the dunger I er Don Woodard of VlnAInbassador Llewellyn was cei twin to run into the of complete loss of the multi- i-rnnra, Ind., and train pas­ million dollar crop. Thompson met today with thousands. senger* were unhurt. Public Health Minister Ed­ The Weather Bureau laid Soariet Foreign Minister Andre Gromyko for three hours uardo Watson astinmted that teni|>eraturei in tho Texas Speech Probe Set to discuss the Berlin and tier- between 3,000 and 4,000 per­ citrus aiea this morning were WASHINGTON (U PI) — man questions. sona died when ire, rocks, mud la-low- 20 degrees. At 9 a. nt. i Chairman John C. Simula call­ Thompson refused to give and snow thundered down the 'tlie citius area had gone ed his special Senate armed drialls. But he confirmed that slopes of Peru’* tallest peak through its 03rd continuous I service* subcommittee I n t o today’e conversation w-se a almost without warning two hour of freezing. session today to complete coeitinuatlon of the “probe” night* ago. The giant slide Twenty-six d e g r e e s is plans fur its study of chaigt s »Hch he began with Gromy­ buried village* up to 4U feet ( enough to ruin fruit in unpru- that the I'entaguii ia renaorko on Jan. 2. | treted orchard*. deep. ing anti-Coinniunlat speeches by military leaders. The Mississippi Democrat scheduled a closed-door “pol­ itic* and proceduir*’' session fur the subcommittee. $93 Billion Revenues Seen Milwee Waits On School Closing New Landslide Threat In Peru Texas Citrus May Be Lost Berlin Talks Continuing Heart Fund Captains Meet 4 dfstermines what heart needs at* most urgent in the local community, for which funds must he expended. The re ­ mainder of fund* raised dur­ ing the annual Heart Fund drive go as much as possible to buy relief front cardiovas­ cular disease for every person in the state. Those present for Uie meet­ ing included Mrs. Ann Riley, Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom, Sr.. 3^r*. S. J. Darla, Mi*. L. R Miner, Jr., 3trs. H am s Folds, family illnesses, were Mrs. F. Freeman Baggett, Mrs. War­ E. Roumillal, Mrs. R. T. War­ ren Adams, Doug btenstrom, ren, Miss Verse Woodcock, Mrs. K. Price, Mrs. Douglas Jr. and J. B. Phillips. Douglas Kickliter, Mrs. Harold SundDeNeen, field representative vail, 3trs. W. E. Knowles, for the Florida Heart Council Mrs. Jo* Baker, Mr*. Vernon was also present, as were Mize, Mrs. Herbert Stenstrom. Mrs. Leonard Munson, Mrs. Mrs. L. K. Stanley, Mrs. Kay Jeannette Salter and Ed Mrlnvale, Mrs. Byron Smith, Simons. Mrs. Joseph May, Mrs. C. J. Area captains already ap­ Satsman, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. pointed who were not able to Lind. Mrs. Gus Schmah and attend tha meeting, dor to I Mrs. Bernard Harkey. Herald Index Bridge ....... Page 7 Classified .... Pag* • L 9 Comics ...... Pag* 8 Dear Ably , ___ Page 7 Editorial ..... Page 4 Entertainment Pag* T Legal* ......... Page 8 Puzzle _ _ ..... Pag* 8 Society Pag* < Sport* _____ . Pag* 10 Churches .. Page 2 Chill Spreading Down Into State The latest weather fore­ cast for the Sanford and Seminole County area is heavy frost tonight wilh temperatures a t low a* 25 degree* In tha low pocket area*. LAKELAND (UPD — Win­ ter’s worst cold snap held it* icy grip on North Florida today and cooler weather was being forced down over south­ ern sections of th* state. But ao far, th* citrus belt and tourist nieccae In tha Cen­ tral and southern portion* of th# atat* had been spared from th# bitter cold. Th# Weather Bureau fore­ cast a continued chill in the noithern part of the state today and raid a low pressure center east of Jacksonville waa forcing tha cold air to flow southward over the state. The Weather Bureau report­ ed a low temperature this morning at Pensacola of 14 degrees. A 7 a. m. KST Pensa­ cola had passed through 64 consecutive hour* of freezing or sub-freezing temperature*. Schools in S a n ta Rosa County remained closed for th* second straight day and gas pressure remained very low throughout tha Pensacola area. A fire Thursday in sub­ urban Pensacola destroyed a home, th* fourth to burn in four daye. Tlie leading edge of tlie cold air began to make itself full in th* Miami aiea ahoitly after dawn. At 7 a. m. th* temperature at the Miami Airp o i t was 60 and it was 00 on th* beach. Two hours Inter the airport recorded 61 and it was 64 on the beach. Freezing rain continued to persist In the northeast sec­ tion of the state, particularly in the Jacksonville area. The low this morning in Jackson­ ville was 29. Fog slowed traffic at the Miami Airport hut did not completely halt traffic. As the second night of cold damped down over north and northeast Florida Thursday, police ordered th* busy Henry Mathews Bridge on alternate Highway 1 at Jacksonville closed due to ice on its steel grating. Roads in North Flor­ ida were also iced up along their untravelod edges. Thursday, a finger of Pens­ acola Itny waa coated with ice firm enough to walk on up to 100 yard* from shore and sixfoot icicles hung from the City Hall water fountain. Pensa­ cola's temperature hit a rcoord 12 degrees early in the day and had climbed only to IP at noon. Schools in th* area were closed. By early afternoon, fieezing ruin and a few snow flurries w e e falling around Jacksonville. But the southern part of tha state basked In the mid-70*. Miami was the warmest spot in the nation at 2 p. ni., with a 7d. A wind shift to tha southeast aa the cold float moved down the Florida Pe­ ninsula eurly Thursday saved the citrus and tourist areas. Gov. Farris Bryant said at Ida Thursday press conference that the balmy weather in Koulh Florida and the icy weather in th* Nurthern part of tlie nation should produce a tourist rush to Florida. Cheer Up: Cold Here Not So Bad MADISON, WIs. (UPI) — Everyone talk* about the weather, but when the tempornturo ilrop|M><! below zero here two 12-yenr-o!d boyg decided to do HomcthinR about it. They act out to hitchhike to Florida to “ pick coconut** nnd fruit and stu ff” before police etopped them. C O f C Membership Drive Opens Monday The goal for this year's with a kick-off breakfast at t Chamber of (Xjiiwuvii* mem­ a. tn. at the Civic Center. All bership drive, which hcglna i-anvassers are urged to at­ .Monday, is 76 new member*,1tend and get their assign­ Membership Drive Co-chair­ ment*. man Bill Hemphill and Scott According to tha chairman, Burns reported today. th* campaign will last three Th* driv* will Iwgin Monday day* and, in an effort to Cro­ at* com* rivalry between the teams, prize* will be offered ae an added inducement to en­ courage all th* workera to complete their call* aa quickly a* |Kis*ible. The first worker on each team to complete his assign­ Longwood residents, finding ment and return th* member­ much to criticize about the ship* and money to the Cham­ construction of SR 434 and zerber of Commerce office will viccs of Ihc Winter Park Tele­ receive a (25 savings -bond. phone Co., apparently are well The firat team to cmnplet* satisfied with recent action its assignment and return the of their City Council. memberships and money to Two public hearing* were the Chamber will receive a conducted before the Thurs­ dinner of the team's choice ut day night council sciilon and tlie place of its choice. not a single voice u( protest was heard. The first hearing at 8 p in. was on Orange Ave. paving assessments while the second, at 8:3o p.m., was on an amendment to zoning or­ dinances allowing two-story building in !h« Longdale First WASHINGTON (U PD -T he Addition. administration *<>on will an­ nounce plans for a giant shakeup in the Army Depart­ ment—an undertaking so con­ troversial that a former dafense accrelary once com­ pared it with th* pain of back­ ing into a buzz-saw. Developed at Defense Secre­ SARASOTA (UPI>—Almost 250 persons were expected to tary Robert S. McNamara's check in here today lor Uie direction and approved by annual Sarasota Legislative President Kennedy, the reor­ Weekend, an event of a little ganization will deal a blow work, a lot o( pleasure and the to long • entrenched Army usual political gossip. agencies and act a flock of Along with two cocktail officers to worryL.g about old parties will he two meetings traditions and new assign­ of legislative council commit­ ments. Kennedy may comment on tees—the Appropriations and Auditing Committee this aft­ the long-pending overhaul nt ernoon and th* Personnel and his new* conference Monday. Retirement Committee Satur­ Details have been leaking out lot httkS. day. No Protests At Hearings Army Shakeup Now In Making Slate Lawmakers Meeting Today � 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 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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JAN. 11, 1962 COUNTY NEWS Bjr M ow Griastead North Orlando Mayor Frank Faanla ha* announced rule* and regulation* for candidate* and voter* in the March 20 election* when councilman In group two and group four will be named. Official* now hold­ ing the Jab* through appoint­ ment aro Clarence Webiter and Dominie Terebo. According to Fatula, la or­ der to vote or qualify In thl* first election ever to be held in the village, reaident* mutt be o f legal age, mu*t have lived la the etata for at leaat one year and In North Orlan­ do for at leaat els month*. No qualifying fee* will be ehtrged, the mayor announ­ ced. Thoa* lacking the poitt may qualify through petition bearing tbt name* o f at least 10 registered voter*. Qualify­ ing date* wort act from Feb. I t through Feb. 28 between the hours o f f a. m. and I p. m. st the Village Hall. Voter registration w*i *el for the stm* location and for the ■am* hours from Feb. 1 through Feb. 28 and from T p. m. anti) t p. a . on Feb. 11 through Feb. 28. Auto Tags To Be On Sole In DeBary DeBary residents may purebas* their 1M2 automobile license plaice at the DeBary Chamber of Commerce office on Jan. II, Tbt office, located next door to the post office In DeB irr Plata, will sell the ta|i between the hours of a a. m. and noon. Longwood Sets Two Hearings Two public bearing* ire scheduled to precede today's Longwood City Council meet­ ing when a report from the city's attorney Is expected on a threatened Injunction suit against the state and county to halt construction on SR 434. Longwood residents and the council are bitterly opposed to the large and deep open dltebei being left along the highway when original plans called for tiled drainage. Hearings will be conducted at > p. m. on the tax assess­ ment rolls for Orange Ave. paving and at 1:80 p.m, on a iooi;ig ordinance amend­ ment which will allow build­ ings of two-atnry heights in the Longdale First Addition. Civic Group To Form Committee For Registering Village Voters By Mesa Griastead The North Orlando Civic A nn. Monday night appoint­ ed Henry Ward to head • "watchdog committee" for getting people to register in order to vote In the March elections when two memberi of the council will be elected. It wai suggested that the aiioclatlon also be respon­ sible for handling night regiatratioiu for the convenience of working reiidents. Ward, who suggested that the group sell auto safety belli aa a money raising pro­ ject, also wai appointed (o Investigate details of spon­ soring such e sale and report at the February meeting. A treasury total of 831.01 now ■tandi In the fund* according to a report from Dave Tilson, treasurer, who also advised that f i n of tha sum remains from the annual Christ maa party. Mra. Mary Rowell, repre­ senting the North Orlando Garden Club Beautification Committee, approached (he Civic Assn, for help in sell­ ing fertiliser during the moulh of March. The club and association will spill (he profits from the door to door sale when the men will help by driving and delivering dad tha women will sell. She also advised that the Beautification Month of April will be sponsored by the club and the association. In view of the resignation of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rlddlcy which was read by President Woody Anderson, Mrs. Mona GrinaUad was appointed aa acting secre­ tary to replace Mrs. Rlddley until elections can be con­ ducted. Tilaon, who wai appointed historian for the group aiked that members contribute any newa clippings or pic­ ture! they might have saved since the association haa been organixed. It wai decided to wall un­ til the North Orlando Co, Sales Office la moved from its location on North Orlando lilvd. before miking any fur­ ther plana (or it* renova­ tion aa ■ civic building for the community. The matter of police protec­ tion in the village was dis­ cussed with Tilson reporting that be haa offered his ser­ vices, hla time, hia gsa and bli automobile as a volun­ teer to Mayor Frank Fa aula and that others have done the same without any results. Coffee bars are a distinctive feature o f Buenos Aires. PAGE 12 A written legal opinion was requested by the Casselberry Board of Aldermen Monday night after the question came up on voting powers of the board officials concerning any issue which involves them in any capacity other than as an elected officer of Casselberry reaident Mrs. Mabel Griffin appear­ ed before the Board of Aldermen Monday night, read ■ water sen'ice contract from the Casselberry Utili­ ties Co. and warned the overflow audience against drinking the water. Mrs. Griffin, who said that she was hospitalized Mayor Gives Election Rules For Village £ d ttio n Voting Powers To Bring Legal Opinion Resident Warns Against W ater seven year* ago from drinkIng the water, advised that county analyse* o f it* eon tent* were not adequate and that a group o f resident* of the town are paying for a thorough examination and analyst*. Sha reported that recently the water was so thick at her neighbor's home it stopped up the kitchen tink and that a asm pi* jar taken st the time now la frothing with chemical action. Company officials at a re­ cent meeting stated that they were Just a* concerned over the water condition* as th* residents were and that an enginacring survey was being mad* to a* what la needed to correct th* situation. A raise In water rate* ask*om* months ago by th* com­ pany and under consideration ■inco by the board officials, Monday night was requested dismissed by Aldermen Paul Bat**, new chairman of th* board. G tea „ , Owner Terms Area 'Blight To County' The town of Casselberry through technicalities and restrictions o f commercially zoned property a l o n g Hwy. ti j * 17-92 Wednesday lost its chance of getting the first taxi business to locate in South Seminole County. Gene Cherry o f Miami who sought to open the business in conjunction with a small used car lot said “ I consider the area in question to be a blight to Seminole County. Under no circumstances would I bring my family to reside in the 1* town. “ In an attempt to offer a public service to the town o f Casselberry, I have encountered opposi­ tion that would appear to b e im p ro p e r and illegal. Is th i, th e p ictU re th e citU sens o f Casselberry would EDITORIAL COMMENT Support Needed The Lockhart Volunteer Fire Dept, which services much o f Seminole County running; through the Bear Lake area to SR 436 ia in ur­ gent need of support from the residents it aids in time of emergency. In order to complete the fire station and add needed equipment, the firemen have asked a 15 fee per residence . . . a small price to pay for so great a protection. The men now are in the process of adding a roof to the station and in order to add to funds for the project they are planning to present a play, “ The Womanlesa Wedding," on Jan. 19 and Jan. 20 at the Lockhart Chamber o f Commerce Building. The all-male cast will be taken from the ranks of both the Volunteers and the local Lions Club and only nominal charge* will be asked from adults and children. Plan now to attend and support a worthy cause . . . . you. The matter first came un, . .. , ,,, der discussion when the *p^ a v e th e ir p u blic pointment of Cliff Overmin o ffic ia ls o f f e r t o p rosp eeNEW COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN o f the Seminole County Home Demon­ as the town's building in- j t i v e bu sin essm en and stration County Council attended a meeting o f the group last week to make spector came to a split vote r e s id e n ts ? ” plans for the coming year's work. Pictured are, from left, Mrs. L. E. Leepafter the name of Don Clark Cherry appeared before the er, arts; Mr*. Dee Anderson, home management; Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald, had been submitted for the foods; Mrs. Ray Wright, clothing; Mrs. Charles Lamb, health and Mrs. Casselberry Board o f Aiderjob by Alderman Rohn Lady. Wilbur Nolon, safety. (Herald Photo) men at a meeting MondayOverman and George How­ night seeking a toning vari­ ard. newly installed mem­ bers, spproved the appolnt- ance in order that th« busi­ ment while Lady and Mrs. ness might include it* own S t Hope Bennett voted for repair shop. He explained that if th* variance met with ap­ Clark. Although the original re­ proval, he would buy the G. commendation of the new W. Dillon property which I* mayor, Carl Stoddard, was located on th* highway across approved by the decision of from th* Casselberry Com­ Chairman Paul Bates, Over­ munity Methodist Church. The Winter Park Telephone will be allowed to keep the man's vote on the matter Although advised by Attor­ By Mrs. Adam Muller Co. agreed to give separate present line according to in which he was directly in­ ney Kenneth McIntosh that Tbe DeBary Herbert D. lines to Longwood City de. Mayor A. R. Lormsnn who volved was questioned by Ed hi* appeal should first hare . Gibb American legion Post partments after th* City made the report at la it Lunn from the aud.ence. been made to the town’s ton­ haa completed on* of Its Council publicly protested the week'* council meeting. ing board, the aldermen did Later in the meeting the moat successful membership telephone service last month. However, Longwood now D same question resulted when not rult Cherry out of order The City Hall will be put circulating a petition protest­ a letter, wrritten by Lunn, af­ and also allowed legal coun­ drives according to Fred Mc­ Laren, first vice commander. on a two party line and the ing serv.ee given to business ter the December meeting, sel for an adjoining property Workers were divided Into fir* and police departments bouses which share lme* questioned Bates* participa­ owner to atata hi* client’* ob­ with residential linings. four competing teami with tion in deciding on what the jections. Cherry, after the second tbe Air Corps headed by G. By Frances Wester . nation and election of new Councilman John Reams Fire Dept.'a boat equipment Fred Smith, past command­ brought the matter before should be titled. Lunn point­ warning from th? attorney, A strong organization Is officers, er; The Marine* headed by the board pointing out that ed out that in addition to thanked the board and re­ needed to get things accom- j Al Case, president of the Edward Patterson, the Army service on hit line sometimes serving as aldermsn. Bates minded that there already Is a ptiahed Frank Evans told ] organization, agreed to serve by Nicholas Kahoe and the la tied up for hour* whereat also la the town's fire chief "parrot *hop and an antique I those attending th* January as chairman of the supper Navy by Thomas Lawton. If businesses were grouped and therefore should have re­ shop located along th# street meeting of the Lake Mary and appointed OU* ftjoblom together conversations pro­ frained from voting on the and If that I* the kind of butl- Chamber uf Commerce last aa chairman c t the nominat­ At the close of tbe January By Mrs. Adam Muller n n .es you want along thi* Thursday night as he stress­ ing committee. Four offieeri meeting the scores showed New officers of the DeBary bably never would run more Issue. 139 renewal*, 23 new mem­ Wayfarers were installed et than five minntes at a time. Attorney Kenneth McIntosh fait growing and bu*y high ed th* need for a member­ will be elected and only member* in good standing ber*. nine transfers and four a 2 p. m. meeting o( the In other buiineaa of the when consulted, advised that |way, then I'd better forget ship drive at this time. will be permited to cast a application* In process. in view of the question"* p r e -! 'he whole thing." meeting the council ordered Tbe people of llie communi­ group on Monday at the Cherry said Wednesday that ty must pull together to ac­ vote. Commander William Brum­ Community Center by Ru­ street lights to be placed at valence during Juat the one baugh h it announced that dolph Tledermann aa the the intersections of Reams meeting a aurvey and w rit-i on Tuesday evening he took complish any purpose and A warm building and plenty Ave. and Longdale and at ten legal opinion perhaps was the matter to E. II. Zibell we must get more members of hot coffee and roils were th* 100 per cent quota of l?s presiding official. who was appointed chairman if we are to be a true repre­ promised for the supper and members was reached ten Taking office were Howard Hamilton Ave. Just north of in order. of th* toning board Monday sentative of this community, social which also will have days before the drive dead­ Paine, president; Clarence C. Carlson in the Longdale First night by th* new mayor, Cart Evans said. He spoke of past a program of entertainment line with team acures show­ Shaffer, vice president; Addition. The lighting com­ Stoddard. He aaid that Zibell work of the organization and and music. ing 1IS for the Air Corps, 34 Frank Stoney, recording aec- mittee also was authorised to advised him that he knew continued by painting out In other business of list for the Marines, IT for the retary; Howard Y. Middleton, see what could be done about nothing o f the appointment several new fields of endea­ week's meeting, Smith snd relorit.ng the light at Marvin Army and four for the Navy. financial secretary and John and would not accept the vor which could be under­ Sjoblom gave a partial report and E. Lake. Individual scores showed H. W. Geerts, treasurer. The 5outh Seminole VFW chairmamhip. Action on new water rate taken by the group for tbe on th* success of the Annual 93 for Smith, 22 for PalterPaine, elected for bis sec­ Auxiliary Post 8307 will meet Cherry said he then went to benefit s ! th* entire area. Christmas Party held Dee. aon, 12 for Alfred Newell, 12 ond term, appointed Robert schedules was delayed until today at 8 p. m. at the Wnm. Harry Smith proposed that 22 at the Lake Mary Elemen­ for Past Commander Fred Henderson as his liaison of­ the atluiuey prepare* an or. en 'i Club on Overbrook Dr. the mayor and wa* adviied that E- J- Mower would serve each present member appoint tary School. Th* full report a "Dead End" in Casselberry. Kammerer, 10 for Harry Ly­ ficer. Three year directors dinanre; at chairman of th* toning and himaclf a committee of one will be completed by Cliff street sign was okayed for ons, nine for P. L. Walston, will be Frank M. Stone and President Irene March ad­ six for Thomas Lawton, five Harry F, Rose and district the corner of East Ave, and vises the members that 1962 that when he went to Mower, to get another membership Nelson, chairman of the par­ for Nicholas Kahoe and two representative* will be Slone, Lynn Dr.; paving was ac­ due* are overdue. The Auxi­ the requret already had been Instead of leaving the task ty committee, at the Feb­ for Earl Walker. one, Jamea Greenlee, two; cepted on certain portions of liary helped make Christmas turned down, signed, sealed up In a single chairman or ruary meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur First honors go to Smith Georg* W. Nlcbol, three; Longdate Ave. and Selma a little brighter for four fam ­ and ready for delivery. When csen to a group of three per­ Tbompklnson were welcom'd who not only led his team Ralph Wliherelt, four; Glenn Ave. in Longdale and the ilies with gifts of toy*, gro­ questioned. Mower admitted sons. to first place hut also had Smith, five; W. Earl Brum­ purchase waa okayed for ceries and clothing This pro­ that ht was not familiar with Plans were mad* for a back to the community and the highest individual score. baugh, six; Joseph W. Rieger, two water hydrants from R. ject was in charge of Mrs. th* property, it* restrictions covered dish supper and so­ to tbe C of C by Case. or th* nature o f the variance cial to be held at the Cham­ Thompkinson, a former presi­ Awards will be presented at seven which is Orange City D. Wood at a cost of 8112.43 Lois Howard, chairman o( request. Cherry said. each. ber Hail at 6:30 p. m. prior dent of the Lake Mary organ­ the "Legion Birthday" meet­ and William W. Hague for community ecrvice and Mr*. Zibell confirmed hi* refusal to next month’s regular meetIt was reported that At­ March. ization, served in the post Ill # ing scheduled for March 1. the DeLand district. to accept tha toning board job ing when there will b* nomi- •(or three year*. torney Webber Haines haa Tbe annual gift of money been authorised to start pro­ was sent to the Lake City to a Herald reporter Wednes­ ceedings for collecting de­ Veterans' Hospital to be used day morning however, with­ linquent taxea and that be fur the Christmas Party. Mr. in an hour, he telephoned will be instructed to file liens and Mrs. George Howard and and reworded hi* statement to aay that “ he would hold Some o f the new books at Sport* series; Including, foot­ against residents who have Mrs. Ralph Tilson made a o ff until th* next board meet­ not paid their Church St. pav­ trip to Lake City Just before th* Library received durlny ball, basketball, baseball, golf, in g " ing assessment. th* last month: Christmas to take the vete­ and 13 othar recreational According to Council Chair­ rans candy, rooklei, clothing, Kiivrls — Riisroe: To Live ■port*. man K. C. Carlson only an fruit, Dp robes, scuffles and And Die In Dixie; Kantor: The sun's corona is visible David Jeffreja, director of labor situation also is under *) How To Trach The Retard­ estimated 60 per cent of 1961 many other item* supplied only at total eclipses of the Spirit Lake; Brinkley: Fun field operations for tbe consideration since many of taxes have been collected. by the Post and Auxiliary. House; Spring: I Met A la d y ; ed Child To Talk by Molloy. sun. association member* Wad*: Bark To Llf*| Chay; A home study course for American Ann. of Retired th* would like part time work, Pilgrim'* Pride; Cecil: Daugh- Civil Service published by Persons, was guest speaker the official said. tera-In-luiw; F uibec Good­ Arco and includes all taxta fur at a meeting Monday morn­ bye To Rome; Gregor Town job and lest* training In all He advised that the AARP ing of the association's De­ has regular lobbyists work­ Without Pity; Wilder: Plough pk**v*. Bary Chapter, The Bea; Holt: Kirkland Rev­ ing closely with Government Meeting in the Community who keep tabs on all bills el*. Center, the DeBary group pertaining to the aged on na­ Myiterlea — Carlton: Mist­ beard Jeffrey's report on ac­ tional and state level*. ing, Presumed Dead; Fair: t) tivities at a nalkmal level. Shill* Can't Cash Chip*; 11*1He reported that the a*»oI He advised that AARP llday: tarries* Corpse; Stout: ciatlon h it Norman Mason groups now are operating al as consultant for housing for Final Deduction; Waugh: I.ate Mra. D.[ MclSonatd: Triple a capacity a c iD and that the aenior cit.xens and that R. C, Carlson, except for Jeopardy; Fenwick; Friend Of his own vole was unanimous­ com m ittees on a national it now has the fulltifne ser­ Mary Rose; Winchell: Too level are working with the vice* of Mist Pat 3(ower aa ly re-elected chairman of the Hot To Handle. American Medical Assn., the director of public relationsNon-Flctiun -Hunt: Daddy Iain gwood City Council at the Federation of Women'* Clubi, Jeffrey* Introduced Mrs. W’a* A Deacon; Tina: Icicle* first meeting of th * ' new the CIO and with the Govern- Julia S. Dyke of St. PetersOn Th* Hoof; Huwraume: board last Thursday night. mcot through Welfare. Social burg who is field represent­ Trolley Car Treasury; MerrSecurity, Treasurer) and ative for the state of Fk>r-|J In accepting the Job, Carlloo Dance: From Ritual To Food and Drug Adrainiatra- ida and will operate Hos­ son expressed hi* appreclaRock And Roll; Stevenson: lion departments. pitality House in St. Peters­ Key To Florida Birds; New*- lion, thanked the council Jeffreys reported that re­ burg. wrek Eds.: Five World* Of members for their vote of cently it waa brought out in Announcement was made o! Uur Lives; Hulsman: Hum­ cunfiderce and touched brief­ NEW OFFICERS of the Luke Mury Volunteer Fire Dept, were installed at Washington, D. C., that a the Feb. 28 closing date for ane* Of Firefighting; Pearce: ly on the fact that Longwood the January meeting of the group Tueaduy night. Taking office were number of aged ciUiena arc applications under tbe AARP Continuity Of American roe- always had operated with • front, from left. Ralph Schweickert, treasurer; Fred Wells, vice president; being subjected to quirks and insurance plan, Seymour Zcltry; Fletcher: 1 Waa Born To­ spirit of cooperation, harmJoe Smathers, president and Ralph Hays, secretary. Standing from left that the AARP Intends to kind will apeak to the DeBary morrow; Lang: One Hundred ony and dignity which he are Harvey Fugh, assistant fire chief; Gene Hauser, engineer; Hud Noel, make an investigatio* into group on the plan i t a meet­ Ycaia Of Musi; In America. laid "stems to be a rare oc­ lieutenant; Louis " Z ip ' Schweickart, captain und Ralph Abell, fire chief. deals being offered by these ing in the Community Center A six velum* C r e a t i v e currence shea* daw*-" o unprutaipaled persons. The al 10 a- p , Fah. i t . .tHarald Photo) DeBary Legion Varied Agenda Meets Completes Drive For Members Longwood Council Members Needed; Evans Tells C O f C Wayfarers Install Officers ill VFW Women To Meet Today New Books Carlson Named Board Chairman In Longwood AARP Field Director Speaks At Meeting Of DeBary Chapter �t Cold Stays, But Area Escapes W orst Blast S A N FO R D TO N IG H T Chill Spreading Down Into State By Larry Vrrxhrl The Chamber of Commerce announced today the formaUon of a "sunshine" com­ mittee ordered to function immediately and get rid of this mist and "co o l" spell. Chairman is Sonny Powell. Others are Sonny Rayburn, Amy (Sunny! Anderson, and Scott (Sonny) Bums. • ■ • Altamonte Moves To Annex Area Vital road projects in the city and county have been halted hy near (reeling rains and temperatures here. Re. surfacing of First from Tark to Sanford will be done Sun­ day morning . . Also San­ ford from First to Fifth . . In the county Mollnar Ave., Dodd Road Bridge project halted. Attorney To Start Legal Proceedings • • * Citrusmcn crossing their fingers hoping for tempera­ tures over 33 tonight to save our giant citrus industry, • • • Speaking of Mollnar Ave. Seems a little controversy going about open ditches. Carlton Bliss County engineer emphasised this morning that the open ditches to Lake Evergreen won't be replaced with closed storm sewers. Just not justified, says Mr. Bliss, • • • Docs Cactus frceie in the winter? • • • Our photographer David Brown came up with this story. He went out Thursday to get a picture of the city's now famous rock and cactus patch on Park Ave. and while ha waa selling up Hie shut someone drawled at him: "Deep In The Heart of Texas" and xoomed away. • %• • VT* always mention the Falma in talking about un­ sightly areas, but huw about tiie area on Oak between First and Second by the ACL Railroad. . .? • • • The County Agent ha* a new secretary. Her name li Jeanne Rlpp. • • • Trooper J. L. Sikes hss sure been having it rough these days. He's been work­ ing alone for the past two wreks. Bill Stringfield la sick and Bill Cookson, who re­ placed Jim Foster, resigned. • • • Several weeks ago Bear Lake Road waa called a "dead lasue" . . . It sure ii funny how dead issue* get on the front page all Use time. • • • Have you noticed First St. W cit? That'* the old Florida Stale Bank Building. An upto-date aandwlch shop tealuring troplral Juice* will Join hand* with A, C. Allyn and Archllect Jim Chapman soon in that facility. • • • The word if that a nrw 22 unit ahopping center will go up soon on Hwy. tT*fl? hy Ratliff* Salvage Yard. It will take up about 38 acre*. . . That'* from a reliable aource who ask* u* not to use his name. • • * City and County Taxes coming In alow say* John Calloway and Hank Tamm Don't forget to file meatead exemption. • • * for The first step in the annex­ ation of additional land for the town or Altamonte Spring* was taken Thursday night by the Town Council a* Mayor W. I* Swofford di­ rected Attorney 8. J, Davis Jr. to alart legal proceeding* on a IS lot area of land bor­ dering Sit 43d east o f the town. The Council voted unamimously for the annexation which would bring an esti­ mated $3,000 In additional re­ venue to the town from the some several hundred feet of land. Residents of the area and owners o f the three build­ ings on the land agreed to the annexation with the provision Hint the land in question come under C-3 xonlng. In other business Mayor Swofford reported a deterior­ ation of Spring Luke Rd. from Maitland Ave. to lllllcrest, Ha said the cement had crack­ ed. Tha council authorised Attorney Davia to notify Apex Construction Co. that the job would not be accepted. The road was built less than u year ago and Is under a one year nmintvuanca bond and guarantee, subject to final ap­ proval of tha <'ow**'it. The problem o f Maitland Ave. sidewalks that were de­ molished for rrpnir work by the Winter Park Telephone Co. more than two years ago was referred by the mayor to the Utility Committee with a suggestion that the telephone company be contacted for a settlement. The council was informed by Mayor Swofford o f the urgency o f numbering house* In the Negro section o f town in order to qualify for city mail delivery. The mayor re­ ported that Postmaster Kd Mitrhcl! has ta!d that there could be no eily delivery there until numbering was completed. The matter was referred to the County Zoning Board. Councilman Keith Nixon was appointed director of Civil Defense by the Mayor. Tha council unanimously ap­ proved John W olf as relief policeman for the town upon the Mayor’s recommendation. Sanford electrician Bill WII. li* was nominated by Coun­ cilman Nixon and approved by the council a* building inipector for the town. Willia was recognised as quulifird for tha position by tha South­ ern Standard Building Code which requires that a building official hold a master elec­ tricians license. Infiltration JAKARTA, Indonesia (UP1) —Gen. Abdul 11. Nasution said today Indonesians are in­ filtrating Dutch New Guinea In mounting numbers, but he denied that any regular In­ donesian troops hava landed there. Oops, our representatives ack Cleveland Jr. and Gor® Frederick were honored the Central Florid* Optoetric Aasn. . . And not the Himists . . . Emmra How asimistic? • # • The Jaycees started their emberahlp drive Thursday d will continue through 0. 27. The Jaycve who ings in the moat new memr i will win a trip to La* Neighborhood ra plain ■ for !gas in June, Second prite the forthcoming Heart Fund 11 be a man's suit. campaign held their initial • • * meeting Thursday night in the Haie any old Christmas First Federal caucus room rd* lying around the house? with Heart Sunday Chairman, s got a call this morning Merle Warner and co-chair­ it the card* are needed at man. Mrs. Michael Caolo. Also meeting with the group t children'* recreation cenr In Bellvlew Hospital in were two representatives of :w York. Just send a batch the Seminole High School atiithe ' hospital in care of dent council. Student Body its Aletsandrine . . They president Doug stcnatroin. Jr. and sire president, J. U. Phil II lie appreciated WEATHER: Clenr and cold thmuph Saturday. High today, 62-62. Low tonight, 30-36. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FR1. JAN. 12, 1962 SANFORD. BRIEFS New Red Curb WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha State Departmsnt ia is­ suing new regulations that deny passports to U. R. Com­ munist party meinbrra. Sagan Weds DEAUVILLE, Franc* (UPI) — Francois Sagan, 25, who won literary acclaim while ■till a teenager, was secretly married Monday to a 31-yearold American sculptor, Robert Jamea Weathoff, it was dis­ closed today. Old Hand OPENING DAY IN THE CAPITAL — Clerk of the House Ralph Roberta (at rostrum) calls to order the second session o f the 87th CcuiRress In Washington. (NEA Telephoto) Bomber Stream Contest Fierce Milwee Waifs On School Closing ALGIERS. Algeria (U P I )Terroriila struck across Al­ geria today in what official* feared might be the beginning of a new blood bath. By noon six persona ha >1 been killed and a doten w o u n d e d . The terroriata struck in Algiers, Oran and Bone. Berlin Talks Continuing 8. MOSCOW ( Ul ’ l) — u A lit b a a a a d o r Llewellyn Thompson met today with Scwlet Foreign Mlnistar An­ dre Gromyko fur three hours to discuss the Berlin anil Ger­ man question*. Thompson refused to give (Mali*. But he confirmed that today's conversation wal a riaitinuatlon of the "probe" wklch he began with Gromy­ ko on Jan. 2. lilllc" to add to value*. Lorinann laid that be re­ minded Blisa that people of Longwood contribute to the county's support and that they would appreciate the county * assistance and co­ operation. in oilier business Hie ma>or reported that M. L-. Barre, public relation# director of the Winter Park Telephone Co., had advised him that the company Itaa started a sur­ vey of the city's business phones to see wiiat can be done about separating busi­ ness from residential lines, "Barre has offered to meet with us when the survey it completed and 1 think we should ask him lo a council meeting so that be can ex­ plain to the people what they're going to do," Lormann i-iid. Council Chairman R. C Carlson naked Lorinann to advise the rompany ol a petition bearing an impress- He number of signatures against the telephone service presented at Thursday night's meeting. "Tell them Hial as toon at the company is ready. . . and by that I don't mean two montlii from now , . that we want them to come up to Hist w# can bring all of Uiete complaints out in tha open," Carlson said. $93 Billion Revenues Seen WASHINGTON ( UPI) — President Kennedy's new bud­ get will forecast tax revenues of $93 billion in fiscal 1903 and proposed about $02.8 bil­ lion o f spending, Informed sources said today. This would leavo a narrow $400 million surplus — not enough to permit any signi­ ficant i eduction o f the na­ tional debt, but enough to up­ hold the President'* pledge of a balanced budget. The budget, went to the printer* early today. The President will send It to Congresa next Thursday, The revenue figure would he an all-time high. The United I'rrss International spending would ha a peace­ LIMA, Peru <ITIM> — Huge time high, tuppi-d only by the Ice mosses clung precariously World War II budget* of today* on Hie slope* o f tower­ 1014 and 1045. ing ML Hunscaran. thronlenIng a repetition of Wedneaday’a tragic six-million-ton avalanche which wiped out nine villages In the I'eiuvian Andes. B U O W N R V I I , LK, Tr*. About 30 bodies already ( UPI ) —A crop killing fren e have been recovered but llirre kept it* death hold on the was no wsy yet of determin­ citrua belt o f Texas today and ing the react death toll which gieatly Increased the ilungcr was cettain to iuii Into the o f complete loss of the multithousands. million dollar crop. I’ uhllc Health Miniater Ed­ Tha Weather Bureau aaid uardo Watson estimated that temperatures In tha T«*as between 3,000 and 4,000 per- citrus aiea this morning were aons died when ice, rocks, mud below 20 degreea. A t b >. rn. and snow thundered down the the cltiua area had gone slopes of Peru's tallest peak through its 83rd continuou* almost without warning two hour of freealng. nights ago. ’I he giant slide, Twenty-six d e g r e e a is buried villages up to 40 feet rnuugh to ruin fruit in unpro­ tected orchards. deep. New Landslide Threat In Peru Texas Citrus May Be Lost Heart Fund Captains Meet lipi. They offered the services of the 23 clubs and organlia. lions at the school. Warner explained to the captains the function of their position, showed material* and assigned areas of the county, with the ute of maps of their aectiont. A film en­ titled. "The Good Old Days" starring Donna Reed was shown to the group. Warner told the captains that the local Heart Council < SANTA MONICA, Calif. ( UPI) — Red-haired Rhonda Fleming, wearing a white mink roat, told a judge ahe thought professional marri­ age* could succeed and then left the court room with her third divorce. Longwood Asks Ditch Discussion Soft Pedal The City of lomgwood ha* asked for a meeting with Max Brewer, state fifth dis­ trict road board member, and county officiala to discus* the objectionable open ditches being left iking SR 431. Longwood Mayor A, H. Lormatin told the City Coun­ cil at a meeting Thursday night that he had written County Engineer Carlton Bliss (Hiring tint the people wsnt ‘ their property values reserved add that they feel eight Iret deep by 23 feet Tlie Bomber Stream Com­ wide ditches are doing "very petition ran high last even­ ing as Heavy Attack Squad­ ron’s One, Three, Five snd Eleven vied for top iwnor*. Heavy Attack Squadron 11 emerged the victor with a total of 1273 points out of a possible 1330, School officials today adopt­ Heavy Attack Squadron One ed a "wait ami see" policy took second place with 1231 on whether to close the points and also had the top schnails next week due to scoring team consisting of exowsH e absenteeism, Supt. Lieutenant Charlea Hodgate, of Schools R. T. IIIIwee rePilot. R. L Rankin, AQC ported this morning. Uombardler/.Navigalnr a n d Thursday Milwee reimrtcd W. A. Bums, AMHCA as that.the schools may be force ! Third Crewman. This team lo close down for a few- days finished with 333 points out because of absenteeism due of a possible 800. to flu or virus outbreaks. Runner* up were VAH-S Milwee said that "w e will with tint points and VAII-3 wail and see what happens with 901 points. Morally before we take any Captain J. M. Tully Jr., action." Clommandcr Heavy Attack Ike added that absenteeism Wing One, presented the Thursday was about the same Bomber Stream Bomber Flag as in previous days—about 12 to VAH-U'a Commanding Of­ perrrnt per school. ficer, Commander H. K. ManH ie school system lose* $200 ship this afternoon and also per day for every 1BQ young­ Hie top crewmen awards to sters out. pilot Lt. Hodgalc, U N Ran­ kin and Third Crewman Burns. Terrorists Kill Six In Algeria NO. 365 m w A ... Postage Raise Bill On Top Of The List WASHINGTON (U PI) Higher postal rate* got a top priority label today from con­ gressional leaden fearing for battle on President Kennedy's legislative program. They said an administration hill to raise $631 million in ex­ tra postal revenue through a five-ccnt stamp and other rale boosts probably will be the first major bill called up In the House. It may come up as esrly as week after next Its chancel of passage are good. Prospect* for other major legislation proposed by the President in his State of the Union address Thursday were assessed hy key lawmakers as ranging from poor to excell­ ent. Reaction to the message, ir which the President pictured economic and social progress at home as crucial to main­ taining America’* world lead­ ership,.was drawn sharply on political lines. Democrats generally p r ill­ ed It. Republican* found It wanting on a number of grounds, mostly fiscal. FLORIDA datermlnei what heart needs are moat urgent in the local community, for which fundi must be expended. The re nsainder of fund* raised dur­ ing the annual Heart Fund drive go as much aa possible to buy relief from rardiovasenlar disease for evrry person in the atatr. Those present for Die meet­ ing included Mr*. Ann Riley, 3lra. Douglas Strnitrom, Sr. IDs. S. J. Davit, Mr*. L. R Miner, Jr., Mr*. Harris Folds, Freeman Baggett, Mrs. War­ ren Adams, Doug Ktenslrom, Jr. and J. B. Phillips. Douglas DeXeen. field representative for the Florida Heart Council was also present, as were Mr*. Leonard Munxun. Mr*. Jeannette Salter snd Ed Simona. Area captains already ap­ pointed who were not able In attend tha meeting, due tu family illnesses, were Mr*. F. E. Bournillal, Mr*. R. T. War­ ren. Mis* Versa Woodcock, Mr*. F. Price, Mr*. Douglas Kicklitcr, Mrs. Harold Sundvall, Mra. W. E. Knowles. Mrs. Joe Baker, Mr*. Vernon Mire, Mra. Herbert Strnstrom. Mra. L. K. .Stanley, Mrs. Kay Mrlnvalr, .Mra. Byron Smith, Mr*. Joseph May, Mra. C. J. .Hassman, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Lind. Mrs. Gu* Sehmah and Mrs. Bernard Harley. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The United States is urging Indonesian President Sukarno to ton* down his militant threats against Hutch New Guinea lest he scuttle hopes o f negotiating s peaceful set­ tlement. Voices Optimism BILOXI, Mia*. (U P I)—The director o f the National Sci­ ence Foundation, Dr. Allan T, Waterman, opened a four-day S o u t h e r n conference here Thursday hy telling delegate* that "in the International competition in science the U. 8. la second to none.” The latest weather fore­ cast fur the Ranford and Kerntools County a m Is heavy frost tonight with temperatures as low a* 25 degree* la tha low pocket a n a s. LAKELAND (U PI) — Win­ ter'* worst cold snap held Us icy grip on North Florida to­ day and cooler weather was being forced dawn over south­ ern aectians o f the stale. But to far, tha citrus bell and tourist mrccaa In tha Cen­ tra) and southern portion* of the state had been spared from the bitter cold. The Weather Bureau fore­ cast a continued chill in the northern part o f the state to­ day and said a tow pressure center east of Jacksonville was forcing the cold air to flow southward over the state. The Wsather Bureau report­ ed a tow temperaturn this morning at Pensaroln o f 14 degree*. A 7 a. m, KST Pensa­ cola had paused through 54 consecutive hour* of /rearing or sub-freesing temperatures. Schools in 8 s n Is Rosa County remnined closed for the second straight day and gas pressure remained very low throughout tha Pensacola area. A fir* Thursday in sub­ urban Pensacola destroyed a home, tha fourth to burn In four days. The leading edge of the cold air began to make itself felt in the Miami atrn shortly after dawn. At 7 a. m. the temperature at the Miami AlrP»ul was 3ii and it was ill) on the baach. Two hours later the airport recorded G1 and it was 54 on the beach. Freesing rain continued to persist in the northeast sec­ tion of the state, particularly In the Jacksonville area. The low this morning in Jackson­ ville was 29. Fog slowed traffic at the Miami Airport but did not completely halt traffic. As the second night o f cold clamped down over north and northeast Florida Thursday, police ordered the busy Henry Mathews Bridge on alternate Highway 1 at Jacksonville closed due to ice on its steel grating. Road* in North Flor­ ida were also Iced up along their untravriod edge*. Thursday, a finger o f Pentncola liny was coated with ice firm enough to walk on up to 100 yard* from shore and aixfoot icicles hung from the City Hall water fountain. Pensa­ cola's temperature hit a rcoord 12 degree* early In tha day and had climbed only to 19 at noon. School* in the area were closed. Uy early afternoon, fleering ruin and a few snow flurries wane falling around Jacksonville. Hut the southern part o f the state basked In the mid-70*. Miami was the warmest epot in the nation at 2 p. m., with a 7ti. A wind shift to the southeast aa the cold front moved down the Florida Pe­ ninsula early Thursday saved the citrus and tourist ureas. Guv. Karris liryant suid at Ills Thursday press conference that the balmy weather in South Flurida and the icy weather in the Northern part of the nation should produr* a tourist rush to Florida. Cheer Up: Cold Here Not So Bad MADISON, Wis. (UPI) — Everyone talk* nbout the weather, but when the temperature tlrnppetl below yero here two 12-yenr-old boyg decided to do ttomethlnfr about It, They act out to hitchhike to Florida to "pick coconutM and fruit and stuff" before police stop­ ped them. Women To Meet TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The board o f director* and the executive committee o f the Democratic Women's Club of Florida will meet In Orlando Jan. $0 to hear reports from each congressional district. President Christine Maxwell announced the meeting Thurs­ day. Suspect Held MIAMI (UPI) — A New York gem dealer, Charles Travitaky. M, was charged w i t h attempted smuggling T h u r s d a y after custom* agent* said they found $60,000 worth of diamonds hidden on him when he arrived on a plana from South America Wednesday night. Engineer Killed WABASKO <urn — A eollltlon between the Florida East Coast Railroad's crack passenger e x p r e s s , "The Champion," and a semi-trailer truck Thursday killed Frank Venable, the engineer of the train, and put the engine out of commission. The truck driv­ er Don Woodard o f Vin­ cennes, Hid., and train pas­ sengers were unhurL Speech Probe Set WASHINGTON (U PI) — Chairman John C. Stennis call­ ed hi* special Senate armed services subcommittee I n t o session today to complete plana for Its study of chaigrs that tho Pentagon is censur­ ing anti-Communist speeches by military leaders, The Mississippi Democrat scheduled s closed-door "pol­ icies and proceduirs*' session for the subcommittee. Herald Index Bridge ....... Pag* 7 Classified . . Fag* 8 A 9 Comics . ...... Pag* S Dear Abby ........ Page 7 Editorial ........ Page 4 Entertainment__ Page 7 Legal* .... . . Page R Pun la . . . . . . . . .. Page 8 Society ... Page • 8 ports _____ . Pag* 10 Cluircbi-* Page I C O f C Membership Drive Opens Monday The goal for this year's with a kick-off breakfast at I Chamber of (Aiinmette mem­ a. m. at the Civic Center. AU bership drive, which begins canvasser* are urged to at­ Monday, la 75 new members,1tend and gel their aaslgtsMamlierahlp Drive Co-ehalr- merits. msn Bill Hemphill and Scott According to tha chairman, Burn* reported today. the campaign will last three The drive will begin Monday day* and, in an effort to Cro­ at* *om* rivalry between tha team*, juice* will b* o ffe n d aa an added inducement to en­ courage nil the worker* to complete their calls aa quickly as possible. Tha flrat Worker on each team to complete his assignLongwood residents, finding men k and return the member­ murh lo crltlciaa about the ship* and money to the Cham­ construction of SR 434 and ser­ ber uf Commerr* office will vices of the Winter Park Tele­ twelve a $25 saving* -bund. phone Co., apparently arc well The first team to complete satisfied with recent action its assignment and return th* of their City Council. membership* and money to Two public hearing* were tho Chamber will receive a conducted before the Thurs­ dinner of the U-um's choice at day night council sessbn anil tiie place uf ita choice. not a single voice ol protest was heard. The first hearing at 8 p in. was on Orange Ave. paving assessmenti while the second, at 8:3u p.m., was on an amendment to toning or­ dinances allowing two-atory building in the Longdala First WASHINGTON (U P D -T h * Addition. administration toon will an. trounce plana fur a giant shakeup in the Army Depart­ ment—an undertaking so con­ troversial that a former de­ fense secretary once com­ pared it with tha putn of back­ ing into a butt-saw. SARASOTA (U PI)—Almost Developed at Defense Secre­ 230 persons were expected to tary Robert S. McNamara's check In here today lor the direction and approved by annual Sarasota Legislative President Kennedy, the reor­ Weekend, an event of a little ganization will deal a blow work, a lot of pleasure and the to long • entrenched Army usual political gossip. agencies and *et a flock of Along with two cocktail officers lo worrying about old parties will he two niccling* tradition* snd new assign­ of legislative council commit­ ments. Kennedy may comment on tee*—-the Appropriations and Auditing Committee this aft­ the long-pending overhaul at ernoon and tha P-rsoonel and hi* n c»* confercuca Monday. Retirement Committee Satur­ Details have been leaking out day. for wata*. No Protests At Hearings Army Shakeup Now In Making Stale Lawmakers Meeting Today �W ttA o£G to m t j^ a d y o u Strengthen 6 0 Yourself Dedicated To Attend Church! W lis o tD E Ic h t]b *rje r M o rtu a ry Xppira L Wllaoe ted Staff A Church-Going People m m r a w s Mac's OU Company X . H. MrAUgeedar A Employaaa Sanford A tla n tic N otional Book B #V rt J. 1* 4*11 A * U ff P ro fra a iT d P r in t U r Co. J. M. CsMtroB and B u ff H ill Lum ber A H ardw are Co. S ttn alro m IU a ;i> J in n y Crtppt A E a f l * j « i Hack Itrpetm w and Sta ff Hanford Electric Company E. C. H irptr. flr. apd E- C. Harper, J Echols Bcddlnx Company Mr. sad Mrs. L. T. Gtraar The Am erican O il Company .Mr. bud Mr*. I I. K. StrirkUad T h t RU« T h e s tr* Bill Lera lac* A Kjaplojic* W llnon-M aler F u rn itu re Co. Mr. aad Mr*. Al WU»«a Food F a ir Stores, Ibc. Ganrfa Bsllajr A BnplajraM Btino M achine A Supply Co. M t**p at* rat A Emplayrra Mouth«m N a tu ra l G ab Jaha O upp A Staff M r * . Appleby’* Raatauranto l U t d F a rm IniurancB Com puiiaa Irrtep L Pryng sad flu ff 1 M fl. Park A I l f N . Park Sanford Jew elry A Luggage Cow J . C. PenRty Company C. L. ReMaaop and Ewploytaa Mr*. Frsd Stria A llstate Insurance Co. T/ 4 1* 1* aad K r a B U * a %/4SeU 6444Ifau} '*• G arage A E lectrical Service H ollar M otor Sales Co. B r pm IU Ferrell A flu ff Mr*. Tartar H. LaeaUg O u r promiBO an d yo u r perform ance reveal th e q u a lity o f yo u r oouL A p ro m ite w ill m alm a frien d b u t perform ance w ill keep h im . A re you keeping y o u r m arriag e Sanford M anufacturin g Co. Mhaefcpraat and Employee S taffo rd Electric Company M a ffa tt A u la Service Crarpt A. Maffatt A Kmployagp ▼ows, your vows to yo u r church or synagpg? W h e n you m ako vows to God, do you keep thorn or do you go A W O L on H im ? "W h a n thou ahnlt vow a vow u n to th e L o rd th y G od, thou ahnlt not Block to p ay it, fo r th e L o rd th y G od w ill surely require it o f thee.* F a ith fu l .jerform ance of good v o w b strengthens character, ho n o r* God and m a k e * a better citizen. Stapler’* Pharm acy Carrall W . flU pltr, Jr. A Mr*. Mari* B. GUddta Freak pad Dcpey Stafford Bsptist Baptist TO U T u m a T C IC ftC I 111 ru k i n i u W. F. IrM k i. Jr. ___ I 'n u r F. a n a i r _ iito e . f i l l e r Maralap Worahlp __ 1 :1 1 a. ra BuaPag School .___ I II a. m. Morales Waraklp 1 1 :1 1 a. m. Tralalap Ualaa __ l : l i a- ra Bv«alap Waraklp __ 1:11 p. aa. Wad. Prayer Panic# tilS p. a CBRTBAL B A P ritT CMURCB Car. ili a a « oak A n . 0*11 Smith ...................P||(or S a i l *p M e a l ------M l a. Morale* Waraklp U:tP a. Training rTalaa _» 1:11 p. __ K u a la * Werahlp _ Till p. to. W i 4 P r ijw Saril** t i l l p. tn. e S ty m i^ fik iT b a p t is t C. a Kwapparlp ____ Paator (aadap M e a l _ 11:11 a. at Maraiag Waraklp 11 :H a. m Tralalap Ualaa _ i n * p. m Kvaalap Baralca — 1:11 p. m H I Prapar Baralca T :ll p. na UoiKB iP kikba ■ m i l l CPUPtM 11 . u n m a Paator BapBai V c k o i l----- lilt *. aa MaralBp Waraklp IttM a. aa. Tralalkk Ualea _ l.sa p. L in in g Werahlp t i l l p. m. Wad. Prapar Barrlca l i l t p. aa. FIRST SAPTIPT CMl'kkN OP O B I B U Jaak U ait mart Paator aadap Btliooi ,----- tana a. m. loratnp Waraklp 11 r«a a. aa. Tralnlap L'nlou ____ T:»* p. to. KttnibC Barrio* lira p m Wad. Prapar Baralca 1:11 p. aa. £ b a p t is t i M t a t a LAMB MART Ralph K. Taplar Paator Puodar Bcpooi ___ ana a aa Morning Worablp 11sap a m. Tralalap (Jalap ____ Bill p. m. Lranmp Waraklp m. Ilia p a W ad. Prapar ParvUt Tita ». aa. f ir s t v u a a r PAPTiar c i i i b c b o r o v iu u o Jack T. Urpaat , . , Paatar ■aadap M a o l ------ M l a m. Moralap Worahlp IliH a. a T ralalap (Jalap — a :ii a aa. Kvaalap Partita __ t:aa p m. Wad. Prapar Barrtea Tilt a Pa PIRPT PAPTItT CRtBO B BP LONUWOOU Directory And Calendar O f Churches In Our A rea Car. rharrh A l lr u l Ip , Baptist Jama* U P o w e ll____Paster ■ ■“dap Pokaal — _ M l a aa. north oau ru n Moraine Waraklp lli*a a at. BAPTttT rltAPCL Tralnlap Union _ M l p. aa V. Patriae A rt. livening W a rsh ip _1 :1 1 a aa. W ad Prapar Partlaa Till a aa. Patlar -------------- V. H. Mtpgard Muadap Paatar Rev. Jaha Caaaaa LAMM POMIOg Bunder dchaal _ _ M l a nt NAPTtrr CHURCH ■ under Worship tl:a t a ra Tkraa satlea weal at Boalovd •a Plral I t . right at Bearer carper Bat, Marla Wgaig _ _ _ Patter m n # V lc Y r " ” Boeder Pckaal ------ *1 1 a ra. Blaberap as* Morning Waraklp list* a m. Lome Li. Halare ___ Paatar Training L’ nlo* __ t i l l a »• kUBder School . _ t i l l a m. Ktaalag Waraklp — Til* a m Morning Woieblp 11:01 a. ra. Wad. Prapar Partita T :ll a »• Tralalap Unlea — M l a ra. Kvaalap Waraklp — 1:11 a "■ OAKLAtaP PAPTItT CBAPBL Wad. Prapar Btrvlet Till p ra. w . path I n t e l R. L. u gulsn _ _ . _ pastor u* r:i ili:H M ia :i.u bunds) A boat l.« « a ra. M A iT iar m a i i a r Buadep Wureblp lie BO a. in. o il ' l l 44*1 on l u m l a lit M4. Tralalap Ualaa _ dips a »• . Paatar Krealna tVuraklp __ 1 :1 1 a nl Jtaa U. Sckatar * isstt » m Wad. Werahlp __ _ I :oa p. ta •under a Haul Maralep Waraklp llita a ■ Craning ttareblp J:imi p m PBAIMIK LAMB We*. Pigpar i m i i i l i l t a > PAPTItT CMtHcU Mldaa Pd., Tara ParP W. Leaner! Junta Paator Bonier dcuuul . . . M l a. m Catholic Moratnp tVorihlg It:la a. m. Tralalap Union . l ie A ra ALL BOILS CATHOLIC Kvaalap vuarski* . >:ta a in CH LPCM Wadnatdap Purer l i t ! p in Onp Aia, at Pik at. Ittcliard lipone — Paatar « Ma t a n il: bands) Mattes _ _ T:0* a ra B ik k io k A iit iia i*t la i -- t ilt a m aia a. Hnllp tea. ...... it:aa a ra Paul Uellp _ _ ......... Paatar ------ t ill* e ra Subdep dsbaal - Ifitt t m Daily Mata . — — t i l l a ra Moraing Woraalp !t :t * a ra. Ulkla ktuJr ______ *:da pus. Craning Warehlp _ !:lu p ra UMLBCM at hUTlUIT* Wed. prapar r a n k s l i l t p in Lake Harp Fr. William Trataor PlkKCUUer P A P r itl M a e * -------------- ----- ----- | a M t i a ------------ -- -------- it a CM l Ml M sal K . Oaara Read Citeeld tir .i anmitr raaiot Marlp a a r t l o t ___ Ilia a as C hristian Bunder BoUowl ___ t i l l a u. Morning Warship 11 its a ra F in a l CHBUTIAk CIIUHU II Training Union _ . * ;* , p ra. Hat A paafard As*. Vraalng W or el. Ip — l.uu a m Jama* X Straalt « . . . Paator W ed. Prapar Pamca lioa p in. nundap Pckaal . M l A ra Maralap Waraktp Il ia a n BT. HUVI.N PMIMIIIkM P i r r ia r c m iicu BHk ba aad Cba** O le. Ilobtri Mralib Tatioi Morning Warvtiip le .lt p « . (First luadar) Listing tt tramp _ tug a « • (pi trad lop Baturdat) Evtalng Waraklp __ T.lt a pc (T hird Sunday) MMMPBig.lp v y y * lU I U H k M I lu M I , C M M Ialli A t'UURUH Tk* tailed Charvb ol Chrlat Park A t*, ai s u b ai. Joseph t Slam _ ____ Paatar Ulkla Mbn'il — . t i l l a. m. Maralap Warship 11.at a ra. Pllprla Pallaeraalp t u t a ra Church O f C h rU t Jcwinh SynagoKUP CHI PCM OP Clllt IDT taau S. Peek At*. William P e c k ______ Minister Bible School _ It.at a in. Marnlag Worship llita a ra Evening Woraklp _ Tilt a «*. Wed nible Ktudp l : t t a tn. COVOHEOATI ON MBKNEBKR MAtTIUOaPT UK PH ISRAEL L'HCRCH l « * l >|4 Nbbbs IIb circa# Hatakta L\§nIng 0trvlc« I p m. Hugh Booth — __ — Patlar buadep School ___ *:IS A Mornlnp Worablp )!:* * A ra M T P _____________ . 1 :1 * p. m. Lutheran Wad. Prapar RarrU* I:** p. ra n o o n atitipiiiiHO m i B d i o r u u p i »t LUTHERAN CHURCH C.CU-A Paaara SPIT Del an da Or. Ilf-P li ItAlph Brearar Jr, Beangallet paeiar Bible School . _ latta a. ra Ernaai IloUck Jr. Morning UVortblp 11:0e a. as Church R eboot --------- t i l l a in. Craning Wurtl.lp .. 7:1a p ra. Taslor'a Claae ____ 1 :1 1 a m. Wad. l*rapar get vice Tilt a m. Morning Worahlp tau t a. ra llnlp Communion — lt :t* a ra Ftrit duudap each moalk. CHURCH n r CHRIST Paala Lara Duncan Minister LI IMURAN r il l p m or Morning Worship u a*, e. m TIIM H K lIK ddllh Keening Warehlp t:o# p ra 1*4 H . D l l Plar* Tburt lllble diudp I It p. ra llerbart W. Uoares — Tailor Earlr bcrvlc* — t :t t a m duudap S c h o o l___ 1 .11 A m. I III III II n r i tlltltT Adult Hlbta Cleat _ 1:11 a ra Lang naad Worablp Sarilca _ 10:10 a tn Morning Warehlp laid* a. in. Meaning Worahlp _ T:lt p. ra OT. Lt HA'* LUTUHRAP alavia (Near U ilN a i Kpipcupnl Sttpnau M. Tuhp _ _ Teeter PI rnlnp Warehlp _ t i l l a m. RULT * m i l l hlPiacorAL anodap pehofl — t.at a m. CHURCH l*ntk At*, a l 4i a *«. John W. Thome* . Haclor ABCAiNBIOT LUTMARAP John (Irlirlih _____ Curate CMLMCI1 Molp Kuaharlsi __ 1 11 a. m Mlvaaarl tread Famllp b e n t.* — l.aalaa llaatv — Tara Park Church p. heal _ | :tl a ra C. Jt. Eabndar „ Taaior Moralnp Prapar— dundap Retool . . . t:lh a. m k*rm.n. 1 1 .tt a n (dull Bible Claaa _ t i l t A ra lerren eal ml fta e tr e dalurdap — .... M l t p ra. Divlat darvlco __ la Ji a m M ethod ini l» e a u iic a tr c b b iit Chrlatlaa « Hlaoe.aarr Ain Fata And. APS 14th Bl C. a Dee* a ■under Bahool till tn. More lap Worahlp 114* pl ■»*■!** Parvis* _ ;me a • c titT u r N a u rc n e FOOTER CBAPLL M RTIIOPIPT raU R O B Ovtad* Bunder d h o u l____ t : ( l ' A ra Morning Warehlp I li t t a ra Krealna Worship „ •:** p. nu Wad. Trapar he trice l : l t p. ra liRACB MKTUODiaT CHURCH Oarre H i . at Woodland A i a W . Thome* Taraoa Jr. Pallor duudap S c h o o l____ I (I a ra Marnlag Werahlp II:** a ra M T F _______________ f i t p. ra ■ under P«k#ol — 1 1:11 a PuaSlr Partlc* _ lt i t t a LAMA MART Wad a eedar Bamlaa 1 s t a CBUBCH o r T B S S A f A B B B f » B IT *;TT - t ®41* »af»l*a diH | m w .......... ..... Wad Frayly 8erv|it M l p! S. L Drttrdp Patlar w Pander ■cheat . . . M l CHURCH t r BBB CHULIOTA COMM UN IT' Moraing Worship UK OP PMOPRBCT Christian S a n k * __ t : l t p. ns. CHUBCH ■BAT H tA A iM M Ben F. W i n _ _ _ _ _ |<ti Eranlng Werahlp _ 1:5* p. ra Wad. d'rartr Barrie* t d l p. as. Baban u Butaklaap _ Paatar Chereh Bckaol __ ll;M a J ^ ^ r , ® lrjS lr“ u ''ll t rj. P ra s b y U ria ii t ir p t p s tu r m iA g CHURCH Oak A i a aad Third PL Orover Powell Jr. _ _ Patlar Tpapua M MtklP — ArelHAat Maralap Worahlp _ l i l t a RL ■ under School _ _ _ tidl A Seeetoa Mealing __ l t : l l a Morulag Wueahlp ll :* t a pc ri >n**r Pailawehlp l:« t p. ra daalor Pallowehlp . *:## p. ra Ktanlap Worahlp — Tilt A m. Wad. Prapar S a n k * TiM A ra PAOLA WBtLBTAH MRTKOlHtr CHI RCB P B B ta r n iiU A B r a v a r a P Mile* Waal aa HI. 4* ■ M l With BaaBa Md. William Luua __...__ __ patter Dr Barf duudap deb s o l ------l . l l A ra. A. C bummer* _ _ _ _ Patter Morning Worship I t : ! ! * m. sunder school ____ lit* a m. Wttltpan Tooth . . t i l l p. lu. lilt* A ra Krenlng Warehlp . . til* p. ra Morning Worahlp Wad. Prapar Stroke 1:11 p. m COMMVNItT P B B tB l TBRIAP UBL'BCB r u ii r .L s r .p n v CUM MUNITY MtCTMIIDIPT John W. F i l l e r ™ Paatar lliep IT-SS al fi e r i Hldav HO. bolder Schoal _ l i st a. ra H#». 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W *A Praiar dare Ua T:|* a ra il»|p *t«dr _ 1 A u r o o m i e u n it e d O ther Churchtw PMNTBCOdTAL CUUMCH UHVRIH OP J K t l t CHRIST aaes A leotard Ai*. Cl UHCH UP kUU OT LATTER OAT tAINTt Wilbur IX, King — , |>4) D r i l l A lv, le d S !t| ti *411 Park A l*. Sundar S c h o o l____lt:*e e. Harold D. uottarrigni r*tiar - - -----. . . U. Braek* ti|ece r**t*r dondtr ockaol _ fl* L *■ *■ frlaaiktad M t*U *f *:*# p* e». Sundar Waraplp _ l| :*t e. 1:1#p r a I Meralas Waraklp Ip H its A ra Buadep Aeheel _ I t ill *. f : l t pm Evaegallat deni m T:»* a • - decvimrei Meatlnp l et » ^ There Taung People ; p SJJ'dW-Xt. �t ■* Rev. Grover Sewell Cross Makes Difference Perhaps more people reallie, during the time of war, what the Cross means thin it any other time. In any time of crisis we are forced to rely on Someone larger than ourselves and arc not ashamed to admit it. In the early part ol World War II an incident happened that illustrates this In a very emphatic way, A unit or the American Army was quartered in sn sn English c.sHe however, tb^y were not living a plush life by any means. The castle * Kampus Klub To Sponsor Evening Concert Castro Refugee Leaves 'Future' To Flee Reds A man who prefers to work as an assistant laboratory technician instead of being president o f the University of By Shirley Wentworth Havana lives in Sanford to­ A concert featuring Ross day. Rosaxra, baritone, and John Dr. Jose Oiirio, former dean first communion during this Carter, pianist, wilt ba held at o f the college o f agriculture service. ft p. m. Saturday in the audi­ o f the University o f Havens The war went on and on. torium o f Forest Lake Acade­ and former director o f the Life was very difficult during museum of toology and en­ my. that part of the war for many Sponsored by the Kampus tomology, which he founded In men, including the one who Ladies Klub with a nominal 1931, now works as assistant had found the cross. How­ admission charge, the concert to Dr. J. F. Darby, plant path­ es cr. he'had found Someone is open to all residents of the ologist at the Central Florida wlw loved him so much that area wishing to hear the fine Experiment Station. death upon a cross was not After the Communist gov­ voice of this young American loo much to suffer for him. ernment o f Fidel Castro took baritone. Now life was diifercnl forj Rosalia has been hailed ’ uv*r» Osirlo waa o ff nod the clfinlsm'^romnirnt h*'1 1 1 the both in America and in cPsplttn commented on the _ , .. . Europe . ** j\J0* . i ,5 » *• w president g . - « i „ .o f the . univer______ S T d i E J l l E *’ • ' * • “ nest singers I but he only w.nUd to g e t |an life the soldier replied I o f ,his * enen,t,on* A major himseif and his family out of lix)k mc „ ,unR , in^. |o portion o f his musical educa-1 ,h« country, so he persisted munism. Dr. Osirlo said that the Jaycecs what would Iuip-| dents, and only operates purtthe infiltrating of the com- pen if the Communists took . time. Dr. Osirio stated, munista began In Cuba about over here, Uailio said that the He said that he did not ac30 years ago. He said that! first thing was being con- cepl positions offered to him propaganda and insidious In-] stantly watched, spied on, list- in Costa llica and Colombia, filtration occurred ait ovei the cned to, never knowing who because these countries have country while they slowly were the Communists. uliendy been infiltrated by the gained a foothold and got into! The university, formerly communists and will soon have Important places. |made up o f over 20,090 stu- revolutions of their own, Asked by the members of [dents, now has only 2,000 stu -1 Asked what the U. S. could do to influence South America, Osirio said that the U. S. should use much more propa­ ganda in South America. He also has a hope that one day a free university for Latin American students will be es­ tablished, where they can be trained, educated, taught In democracy, to return to their own countries and provide democratic leadership. Parents Asked To Watch Youths Until Playground Is Completed Be Mon* Grin-dead Mayor Frank Fnsula an­ nounced at Tuesday night's North Orlando Village Coun­ cil meeting that parents would be responsible for all children In the recreation area until It is completed and BUI Dnnofrio, volunteer director, takes over. It was reported that benches in the area already have had to be repaired and one resi­ dent advised that pre-teen youngsters have been climbIng the basketball standards, the wire guard in bark of the tauuU court and walking the roof of the ahuffleltonrd court. Fasuta suggested that per­ haps the North Orlando Civic Assn, might like to "keep an eye" on Hie tueii until it is cumpieted a* one of the n*.otint ion’* projects to aid the community, Stewart Hclinly suggested that sawdust in­ stead of grass bo put in the fenced in area for tho pre­ school children. Tha mayor also advised that owner* of tho North Or­ lando Shopping Center on North Qrlamio Blvd. have re­ ported that the business will be reaily to open within four to six weeks. A representative of tho North Orlando Home Demon­ stration Club informed those present that all women of the county have been invited to attend an open meeting spon­ sored hy tho III) County Council when tho program will be on Social Security. The meeUng will be held at the HD Center, 401 E. 28th St. in Sanford beginning at 10:30 u. m. next Thursday and those attending will bo invit­ ed to remain for a covered dish luncheon followed by an afternoon program. The club spokesman also udvi-cd hat the next meet­ ing of Hie village group would be held on Jan. 28 at 1:30 p. in. at the homo o f Presi­ dent Mrs. Beverly Krceek with State Representative Gordon Frederick as guest speaker. Mrs. Krecek ha* stated that so tong at the club meetings are held at her home, children will lie wel­ comed to attend with their mother*. was extremely old and was understand. Chaplain, but receW*d "1°"* ' [!"* ' ™ Jiaplain, _ _ tion. in An’ " ic“ in a stale of delapldatton thst no* j-m , rvios ,0 do m j parl at Westminister Choir Col- ulnin* « permit to leave Cuba for study In the U. S. The would prevent it from being When I think of whit I lege where he was baritone useful for ordinary human used to be. it seems now as soloist of the famed West­ Osirio family fled, leaving be­ Choir for three hind them their four bedroom occupancy. It did help im­ though ail I have is not minister home, automobile, furnishings mensity in housing the arm, enough . . Something hap­ years. He was the first American and possessions and an ornnge unit, with its great halls and pened when I found the singer to be granted a Ful. grove, all of which they own­ oilier large areas of covered cross.'• ed, which were ImmediatelJ apace. Every person who calls bright Award for tha atudy Within the castle there was himself a Christian should o f French repertoire. In 1B50 confiscated by the govern­ ment. a small chapel as was the stop occassionnlly and ask he made his debut in Tarts In Havana, Dr. O s i r i o custom of its day of habits - himself about how much has and drew excellent press no­ taught general and economic tices. Everywhere he has ap­ tion. The chapel was muchj happened since he took the entomology and pathology ■■ belter preserved than the re- name ''Christian.- The ex­ peared. he has received wide welt as micro-biology. When maindcr of the custlc and amination should reveal a acclaim. Ko.axia and Carter this he first came to this country when It was cleaned it was deeper love for God and he obtained a job with a chem­ found to be an exquisite ex­ mankind. It should show a year are celebrating to years ample of architecture. It new faith that has power to o f performing together as a ical company, but It later went out of business. contained beautiful mosaics, destroy the tensions and fears concert antemble. Both ara Dr. Darby had met Dr. jewel-like stained glass win­ that so beset him. A deeper professor* of music St Rol­ Osirio at a plant pathologist dows, and an altar of white committment to the cause lins College. f t meeting in Miami, and know­ marble which was trimmed ot the One symbolised by the ing o f hia situation, when a in gold. Strangely enough, Cross should be very evident. UR. JOSE OSIIUO, former dcim of tho college o f agriculture at the Unijob opened here he wrote end two golden candle sticks were Words fail to express the vernity of Havunn, is shown here ns he tvas welcomed to the meeting of offered him the p o i 11 i o n , slili there, however, no cross deepest spiritual meaning of the Sanford Jaycoea, by President Garnett White. He is accompanied by which Dr. Oalrio accepted. was to be seen. Certainly one "The Wondrous C ron ." One Dr. J. F. Darby of the Central Florida Experiment Station. Front left art) During the Christmas holi­ could not imagine such a set­ of the best expressions Is the Dr. Darby, Dr. Osirio and White. (Herald Photo) day*, Dr. Osirlo, hia wife and ting of worship without a life of one who has found it. their four children moved to cross. The place was attrac­ Sanford. Being without pottive to the men as a place Mrs. Grace E. Duval. 91, sessions of any kind, they of beauty but this was about died at her home in Oviedo at found that private Sanford 2:30 a m. Thursday. She was all. SUNDAY citiiena wera willing to ahare I860 KW born in Pawpaw, Mich., Aug One day a man who was A. M. o f what they had, and a gen­ IS. 1870 and had made her not accustomed to doing ao erous supply o f furniture, approached the chaplain. He home with her daughter and household equipment and aupsondn-lsw, Mr. and Mrs. J. L had fouod a beautiful golden The firat annual stoekhold Mslcotm in Oviedo for the pllra soon was accumulated, to cross while rummaging Dr. Joe Toll*, aupennten- has been planned ns a part of provide the Osirio femily with through some rooms that era meeting of the South Sem­ past 35 years. all they might need for tha ■Irnt of the Del.and Methodist a Mission's Study on Latin inole Bank was held at that were not in use. This man. Mrs. Duval was a member The Ebcnesrr Methodist house which wa* found for District, will lie guest speak­ America now underway hy the though not a Christian, had institution's new facilities in of the Oviedo Methodist er at Grace Methodist Church church. them. Church will conclude its ob­ Kern Park. A. G. Bush, chaif Church. 5urvivors are the one felt that it was the cross The program has been plan­ The Osirio children, who are for Sunday evening services. man of the bank's Board of servation of the Universal daughler, Mrs. Malcolm; one which originally had been in now enrolled In S a n f o r d Dr. Tolle’s appearance here ned to begin at 8:30 p. m. the chapel so they replaced Directors, presided at the son. H. F. Duval. Clearwater, with a supper for which the Week of Prayer, Jan. 7 schools, say that they prefer it, Tho room took on new meeting which was attended and one brother, C. F. W8CS Dorcas Clrclo will be through Jan. 14, with special school here to Miami, whera meaning for many of the by almost loo stockholders. Guersnsey, Milton. hostess. Calm's, activities and Family Day service* Sunday they had to spend all their In presenting the report of soldiers. Now there was the Funeral arrvires were held study sessions fur all age when every member of every cla n time, translating for the o]>erstlons for the hank's first at 3 p.m. today at Brisson shining symbol of the re­ groups have been planned for family ha* hern ini itrd to Engliah speaking tearher and deeming work of the Savior six months. Bush revelled Funeral Home, with the Rev. the following period with Mrs. the Spanish sneaking children. that year-end deposits of the participate. Ben Blackburn of Oviedo offi­ in this beautiful place, Men Paul Markus and Mrs, Fred Tha Osirio children speak hank totaled $.1,007,034.79. ciating. looked in lo see the beauty Recognition will be given Murray as primary teachers; Engliah fluently, excapt fur H) Jane Caesrlberry The remains will be for­ transformed into a chapel. with total resources si over families with tho hugest num­ Mrs. H. Hickey and Mr*. Ray­ four year old Virginia. The Representing Lyman High It brought back memories of three and one-half million warded to Punta Gorda for ber of generations represent­ mond Ashton as Junlur teach­ other children are 10 year old School at the All-State Flo­ other sanctuaries and inipir- dollars. He further staled tint interment. Mike, 14 year old Jote Jr. and rida Music Education Clinic ers; Ronald Hunt as youth di­ ed, those with 100 |i«r cent at­ this represents 2.192 individ­ ed meditation and prayer. tendance and the largest 16 year old Victoria. held last weekend in Miami rector and D. M. Paul, adult tingle family present. The unit wat scheduled ual savings and checking ac­ leader. All o f them are happy to be were Mr*. Dorothea Benson, finally to esil for invasion, counts, or an average of 397 During the past week EbenA t 7 p. m. the groups will In Florida and aay that they director, and Darlene Shea, so from this chapel the chap­ new accounta per month since eier members hove been plac­ reassemble for Hie address by like this country very much, Dawn Barnes, Gloria Loveall, lain served communion in a the bink opened for business and will niaka their home here George Lewis and I,emmi* Dr. Tolle which will lie based ing emphasis on daily prayer continuous service until all on June 2«, 1961. Dr. Osirio wished bis children Hoover of the Vocal DepL on hi* recent tour and ser­ for peace using aa their text, The staff of the South Sem­ who wiahed could partake. “ Prayer, Our Hlrrngth," from to be raised in thi* country, he and Michael Fisher, bandmas­ vice in Chile. inole Bank has been increased The men, realising what the weekly Issue of *‘The Up­ says. All interested persons are ter, and Johnny Wagner of Mrs. Lida Hill Stall, a realcould be ahead for them, from five to It since opening per Room." Concerning Cuba and Com- the Lyman Hand. invited to attend tha program day in order to handle this dent of 303 Park Ave. in San­ cam* for several hours. The This week, also, at the 6:30 for which a nursery will h* Dawn, Darlene, Gloria and man who had found the cross volume of bullpen. Special ford. died early Thursday provided for tho pre-school p. in. Sunday meeting o f the appreciation was expressed morning at Seminole Memor­ Letnml* sang with the 600 in the unused room took his Methodist Youth Fellowship, age children. to the bank's active em p!o)«l ial Hospital following a abort voice concert chorus mad* up parent* have been invited tifor their loyalty and tireless illness. of students from all part* of join in devotions, discussions, effort in bringing efficient A native of Erie, III., sbe the state and Gvoige sang in recreation and refreshment banking to the South Seminole had lived here for tha past the 188 member alghtreading and to hear the guest speaker, area during this period of It yean , was a member of The second Persons! Sur­ chorus. John played the saxaDr. Zuniga, a dentist who re­ rapid growth and business de tha First Baptist Church of vival Course for residents of phone in the sightreading cently escaped from Cuba. velopmenl. Several stockhold­ Sanford and uf the Wesleyan Ry Mr*. Clarence ftnyder the Lake Mary area his been band. On Thursday of next week The Holy Name Society o f ers were equally strung in Bible Class of the church. Rev, Trammel Kilpatrick, While attending the clinic, announced. Classes will open a combined meeting o f the Altamonte's St. Msry Mag­ their praise, according to She is survived by a daugh- at 7 p. m. on Fab. 6 at the the group stayed at the Mia­ pa-lor o f the Ostrcn Baptist Commissions on Education and dalen Catholic Church will re­ comments made throughout lrr-tn-law, Mrs. Carolina G. Church and a native of Cre't* Lake Mary Elementary School mi Colonial Hotel. Evangelism has been schedul­ ceive Holy Communion in a the meeting. view, left foliowring Sunday Hill of Bethlehem. Pa.; two with Tom Richey serving •« The Lyman High -School ed at the home uf R. J. Tur­ body at the 7 a. m- Sunday Re-elected to the Board of grandchildren, Robert L Hill evening services last week Chorals ires now are in re­ Instructor. ner fur 7:10 p. in. Mata. Directors for the coming year of HeUertown, Pa., and Mrs. hearsals fur their (urthcuni. for the tornado stricken city According to S e m i n o l e Also on Sunday tha Blood at this meeting were A. G. Ellen Hill Jones of Van Nu ji , after receiving word that the lug musical comedy produc­ Rank Unit will be on the Bush, E. G. Banks, Herman J. Calif., and six great grand­ County Cfvtl Defense Direc­ tion, “ Mr. Crane from Sleepy home of hia parents, Mr. and tor A. B. Peterson Sr., regia church grounds following each Heidrich, Arthur O’ Heir and children. tratjon for this class will go Hollow." This program, a Mr*. Trammel Kilpatrick Sr., mass to racetva blood dona­ Hope Strong, in other action, Funeral services will be modern musical version of had been destroyed. tions. Members of the Wom­ the number of Directors was held at 11 a.m. Saturday at back to the old limit of tfi per Both o f the elder Kilpat­ the atory of Ichsbod Crane sons. Word has boon received en's Guild will provide re­ increased to seven by the Brisson Funeral Home with ricks are employed so were and Hp I-egi-nd of Sleepy Hol­ freshment* for nourishment of election o f J. P. Toole, vice Rev. John Adams Jr. officiat­ from the state that addition­ al fund* ara being mad* evUI low, it scheduled for Feb. 17. not in thnir hom» when the all those giving blsod. president and cashier, and ing. Tha body will be sent to catastrophe struck, however, able for this rounty and tha Masses at St. Mary-Megde- Amos G. Carroll lo the Board- Scranton, Pa., for burial. M r. Kilpatrick, hurrying local CD office hat asked for len are conducted at 7 a. m.; At a meeting of the Board home afterwards, was invol­ 10 class** which will bring at 9 a. m.; at 10 a m.i immediately following the ved in an accident but was for­ the county’s total to number 1 1 a . m . and at noon. stockholders gathering, Bush tunate in receiving only min­ 27, Peterson said. “ A Community of llontfi Dull! With Pride" was elected again to the or injuries. Registration for the Lake Chairmanship, E. G. Banks The pastor's patent* spent Mary classes may be made by Tentative plsns were begun was re-elected president and calllnr the eeheol at FA 2-8211 for a Volunteer Fire Dept, at tha Christmas holidays in Os­ J. P. Toole waa re elected to or the CD office at FA 2-6139. Monday night's meeting of teen with their ton and his the office of vice president By Jan* Ca*aelbrrry Organisations or g r o u p s the Forest City Civic Attn., family and made many friends and cashier. Mrs. Golds The Lyman Parent-Teaehwishing to sponsor a course according to Allen Forward, during their visit. Counts was elected to the po­ *r Assn, has postponed its Plans for the Young Teo sition of assistant cashier. meeting originally scheduled may arrange it through the president of the group. Price* Start at 311,900 pies Retreat to he held at defense office. Forward said that the mat­ She has bean a member of for next Tuesday night due to With Low Down Payment Lake Placid in February were The Quarterly Communion ter will come under further the bank's staff sines the tha baskeball gam* and dedi­ introduced and discussed by No Closing Com! Service of Hie Seventh-Day discussion at the nest meet­ opening In June. cation o f the new gymnasium Rev. John W. PH!»r **»• Adventists will be held at ing on Feb. 6 and urged that to be held at that time. V. A. Financing: Also F. If. A. meeting o f the Westminster all members and representa­ the Forest Lake Church Sat­ Tha maeting, postponed for FHA - In - Service, Conventional Fellowship group at th» Com­ tives from all districts try to urday morning. 11. V. H*non* week until ■ p. m. on Jan. munity Presbyterian Church attend. Meetings o f the asso­ dershot, pastor of the church, 23, will be a Parent’s Night o f Lake Maly, Sunday nigh* ciation are held at 8 p. m, will deliver the sermon. when those attending will be Many of the members war* L. E. White o f Sanford has each month in the Forest City FHA - IN - SERVICE able to fotlow their rhlld's absent because of alcknesa returned home from Pelham, Baptist Church. FINANCING daily schedule and hear from O V E R 35 Y E A R S By Carol .Ispeon and it is hoped that they will Ga. whera ha attended the at First and Palmetln •seh of his teacher* on what 3-Bedroom I-Uath Former officer* of Chuluo. all be able to be present at funeral o f hia brother, Cecil (Along Side Poal Office) the next meeting to be held ta'x Hobby Craft Club receiv­ Is being accomplished in each White, who died Saturday in subject. on Sunday at 7 p. ni. to help ed gift* o f appreciation from Lakeland. Mr. White was wellwith the plana that will be tha member* during tha Janu­ known and had many friends Per Mo. made then for the coming ary meeting held at the Lake In Sanford. Tha United Citltena of CasCurttom Itullding A Specialty Catherine Inn. The Brotherhood of the event. White is survived by aa- selberry will meet at 8 p. m. Include* Everything 311 W. 25th St. A full attendance was pro- First Baptist Church o f Lake other brother, Roy Lee of Tuesday at the horn* of Rill Members present were Di­ Gen. Office FA Z-3I93 Sale# Office FA 2-749S ane Hickeon, Sonja Wester, sent for the installation of Mary will meet at the church Winter Haven, a sister, Mrs. and Isabel Taylor at 1437 Suai Stubbing*, Tarry Buck- officer* and following lunch­ at 7:30 p. m. next Thursday. J. D. Stephens o f Pelham, a I.akethore Dr. Plans for the DIRECTIONS TO RAVENNA: Turn W. On 20th St. lew, Corkey Buck lew, Billy eon. Maw member* accepted All member* ara urged to at* daughter, Mrs. Jim Rich o f coming year will be discussed • Carpet • Furniture • Tile • Plano# Follow Country Club ltd. Welch Slgna Lewe. Bill Blaksmore and wera Sophi Koeti and Evelyn tend and the Royal Ambasia- Jacksonville and two grand- during tha business and so­ • Rental Beds A*u ala* u s tavilad. chlldrsa. cial event. Robert Hopkins. Mrs. Grace Duval Dies At Oviedo Dr. Joe Tolle To Be Speaker Ebenezer For Grace Methodist Services To Observe South Seminole Officials Meet HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS WSFR 9:00 Family Day Lyman Students Attend Clinic Mrs. Lida Stall Dies In Hospital W E USE BOTH Barrels! Lake Mary To Get CD Course Blood Bank Schedules Visit At Church Tornado Takes Parents’ Home OWN YOUR HOME For Less Than Rent . . . P-TA Meeting Postponed At Lyman Lake Mary Youths Plan For Retreat in R A V E N N A P A R K Civic Group Is Planning Fire Service 3 & 4 BEDROOMS 12 BATHS V/2& General Electric Communion Set White Attends Services For Brother Craft Club Gives Gifts To Officers Church Meet Kitchens United Citizens Set Meeting SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY $ 7 2 -o ° S h D o m a k o Ji CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. �Resigned To Utopia Occasionally we in the United States get a chance to put in a little truer perspective the bright claims Moscow makes about living in Com­ munist R ursIa. A young diplomat, speaking pri­ vately and unofficially to a small group in Washington, offered a realistic antidote to the well-circu­ lated Red propaganda contention that “ people in Russia are happy” under a regime that allegedly is lift­ ing their living standards. In the diplomat's view, the atti­ tude of the Soviet man in the street is generally one of grumpy resigna­ tion, “ Most average Russians struck me as devoted to scrounging wr.at they could for themselves. “ They fret and complain con­ stantly, and sines they can’t criticize the Communist system, they critizice each other.” Many say quite openly to some foreigners, though not so readily to Americans, that they are not very enthusiastic about the system they've got, that it’s just there and they have to put up with it. This man also gained the sharp impression that Russians o f college Peter Edsoit "A GREAT FUTURE LIES IN THE C O N G O ” Political age are far less wedded than some o f their elders to the old, rigid, Commu­ nist theories and practices. The dedicated ones, he says, still are those in official life, in the age brackets perhaps 45 to 65, T h e s e observations, evidently widely shared by foreigners -who travel the streets o f drab Soviet cities with a clear eye and alert car, are possible signs of hope for the long pull in East-West relations. But strict caution haa to govern. We can have no assurance that the somewhat more flexible young Russians o f today will not be the rigid masters o f tomorrow. And, the diplomat was careful to note, Soviet citizens’ dlsgruntlement over their lot under Communism la one thing. Their patriotic, national feelings are another. Most ordinary folk, he says, appear to accept the version of history which pfcti pictures Russia as the constant goal o f Wes­ tern military plotting. Still, the portrait o f dingy cities and fussing, grumbling citizens pre­ sents pointed contrast with Moscow’s flashy propaganda colors — colors which too often seem to catch the eye of uncritical foreigners, including some romantic liberals in Westsrn Europe and elsewhere. WASHINGTON— (N E A ) — Th* lowly »oj-b*»n, an un­ known to most city slickers, is becoming th* glamour crop o f U. S. agriculture. It Is alto s subject of interest to big bustj ness aa well as to government ■planners intent on saving th* j world. Dr. Crane’s W orry ;A 8E M U i Party M.. ag. ad 12, is a problem child. “ Dr. Crust,“ hit mother btgan, "Party fata into fifhta alrr.oit Inrtaaanlly, "Twice last week bJi teach­ er itr.t him to tba principal'* effU*. "And though he premia** me to be good, ha jutt can't neera to atay out o f a fight mora than a day or two. Ii he deitinad to be a Juvenile de­ linquent? And what made him thla w ay?" Foollah Manama Percy'* mother mad* him a fighter! How? By foliUng a tin y name bn thla boy. For In modem Amer­ ica, a number o f very maaculint namea of the p u t, hare now acquired a feminine con­ notation “ Percy’' 1* one o f that*. Boyi abhor anything that •van vaguely auggtat* girlishname. That’s why they pride themaelvta on rough, tough mon­ icker* Ilka "Splka" or "Butch*' or eveq “ Fatao." So will you fond mammae PLEASE hav* a heart when you chrlaUn your aoni and look far ahead. Try to anticipate th* social effect of thr name you are cbeoelng for your aon. Imagine the humiliation and diimay o f a boy who is named “ Vivian.'* Even th* aame - mounding male-female paired namea are emharrauing, auch aa MarionMarian, Many a boy named Marion I* thus nicknamed "Mary." So he fight* and quickly triee to acquire a nickname like "Butch'' You young mother* don't nerd to take a course in psychlatry to guest why even a superb baseball atar like Nat­ ion Fox, constantly keeps a big cud o f chewing tobacco In cno cheek. Clinic For ha haa been nicknamed "Nallla.” A generation ago, th* tough, swaggering type o f athlata chewed tobacco, ao you can tee why any youngster who wishaa to offaat a sissy monlcktr may do likewise. Indeed, boy* with feminine names or nicknames, will often start smoking vary early. And they adopt cigara or pipe*, in addiUon to elgareU. They may also boast about drinking beer before they are la Junior High, and also try to carry a whiskey flask to a high school party. For they are so worried about their own name that they lose normal perspective. Tomboy Danger* Also, bawara o f naming girl* to their nleknamea are boyish. This means you should re­ member that Patricia will be called “ Pat." Many girls nowadays art alto called and “ Tommy.” This often eauaea a complex in the girl. She may try to identify herself mora fully with the mala sex because aba thus bear* a masculine nick­ name. However, glrla don't mind as much being masculinised as boys do at being slsslfird. Fay Henle’s Your Pocketbook H a n 't tba recipe for the all the work himself. . .Ha new young executive. must build a 'team o f tig. Ability la the mo it import­ e r a / '* ant Ingredient. It counts mora This new exs cutlva U not heavily than social back­ eipactad, according to Gaorground. l ges Odiome, director of Use Education Is a must. Over Bureau o f Industrial Rela­ 73 per cent of today's cor­ tions at the University « f porate executives attended Michigan and author ef th# college and almost 20 per article, to have a ''definable cent have had postgraduate executive pertoaality but he tralnlog. In a recent screenlog (or executive talent, re­ will make thing! happen.” ports "C halltnif,” tha mag­ What kind ef U lngi? HU will azine of economic affaire b* the responsibility, as |l published by New York Uni­ has always been, to decide versity, the man wilh a mas. bow to Increase aatei, deve­ ler*s degree rated nine to one lop new products, cut coat*, better than the man with but improve quality. • bachelor's Ter th* first time la at Tha m w management man least th* past Jo yaaro, bua|. will be Judged by what his ness Js not looking to a apefollowers do. This means to clalUt, but aeckiog instead a hit the top rung of Iho execu­ •'generallat." Adaptability and tive ladder be will have to be flexibility are tba needed a leader. Because ha will be trails: this man will face confronted with mere “ earn- problems that ge beyond any plex technical and commer­ specially. cial problems than ever be­ Tlie creative thinker la fore, ho won’t be able to do sought—Use man who can analyte aituattons and class. 1/y problems identifying the proper course of action for others. What will be wanted will be tb* organixar. The pitch will be oo m saigem tot teams, task forces. Th* grow­ ing numbers of people in­ volved in a company will call for organisational ulant, the sort that can delegate respon­ sibility. Tor the lots execu­ tive at the top, it 1* predict­ ed, the Job will be too com ­ plex. Builnesa U looking for pro* fiU and growth; the executvw who can produce these mult be geared toward getting re­ sults and accepting respon­ sibility. And, says the article this man muat "operate within a value system," meaning a code of ethics, OUR BOARDING HOUSE Phil Newsom Says . . . West Hopeful On Berlin I 'M Foreign Newt Analyst Word from the West Ger­ man capital of Bonn suggests that both Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan believe the cards soon will be on (he table in the Berlin crisis. In the British view, at lo u t, there Is eome cautious optimism that exploratory talks conducted in Moscow by U. S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson have shown a slight hope that n b ills for negotiations can be found. As In negotiations preced­ ing the abortive Parle sum­ mit meeting In 1939, MacmilHaa he* emerged as the chief go-between for Adenauer, President Charles dc Geulle of France and President Ken­ nedy. Paralleling events of 1939 alto h is been the feet that among the four, Macmillan is th* most anxious for the East-West talks, and De Gaulle the most unwilling. An added, and unfortunate factor, hai been DeGaullc's growing coolness toward the Kennedy administration. He has been highly critical of U.S. policy in the Congo and his representative at the recent conference of NATO foreign ministers, Maurice Coure de Murvllle, did his best to prevent NATO endor­ sement of the exploratory talks In Moscow. DeGaullc’a refusal to inte­ grate French divialons re­ turning from Algeria into NATO and his Influence upon bin own nuclear program are taken as evidence of his dis­ trust of U. S. determination to stand firm against Com­ munist pressures in Western Europe. As a signatory of the fourpower agreement on Ger­ many after World War II, France remains in a posi­ tion to veto any agreement reached without bit approval. Adding to the uncertainly are the conditions inside the Soviet Union whose pressures might lorce Nikita Khrushchev to a disastrous climax ic Berlin or, conceiv­ ably, could lead to a more conciliatory mood. The pressure for drastic ac­ tion might come from a ne­ cessity to prove to the Bed Chioese (h it his policy of coexistence is not a policy of weakness. Possibly tending toward a more conciliatory mood would be other factors. One might be > desire to ease the mili­ tary strain on th* Soviet economy in order to pay more attention to Africa and Use under-developed nations. Another might be that, with the establishment of (he Ber­ lin wall and the halt to the outflow of East German man­ power, the East Germans might now he in a position o rebuild their economy, easing further the strain on the So­ viet budget. Dick West Soys: WASHINGTON I were political Rep. Charles A. would recommend troduce a bill to alphabet. (U ?I) ~Tf adviser to Hallcck, 1 that he In­ shorten the fit passage could help him make a better showing the next time the House of Re. prtie&tatlvas meats to elect a speaker. Such an election wee held Wednesday end Hallcck, one of tbe two candidates, sh ov­ ed a lot of what Is known in aquestrian circles as “ early foot.” Throughout the “ A s" and during part of the ''B 'i” the Indiana Republican pretty wall held his own against Rrp. John W. McCormick ol Massachusetts, tbe Demo­ cratic catry. Tbit was because tbe first SO names on the alphabetical list of House members are equally divided between Democrats and Ripubticeni. House members traditional­ ly rota th* party line in electing a speaker. Since everyone knew that th* Democrats had numerical superiority, I think it can fairly be said that thla elec­ The United Statei hat about tion waa a bit short on aus440 federal hospitals. lie thereby annexed for tha :ta Democrats voted for Me. Cormack and 1M Republicans House a title that long had been applied to the Senate. voted for Hallcck. The two I'm not sure what that candidates both answered means, but U this Congress •‘proianl’ ’ when their names has two greatest deliberative bodies It will still be in ses­ were called. There being nobody in the sion next Christmas. race named "present,” the assumption is that they were too loyal to their parties to vote for each other, and too modest to vote for them­ TALLAHASSEE (U P !) selves Each county In Florida will Although everyone knew in advance what the outcome receive a check for fl?,300 would be, House members thla week as their share of did their best to make an oc­ the state racing tax distribu­ tion. casion out of it. Comptroller Ray E. Green They stood and applauded when McCormick w«» nomi­ said to date this fiscal year, nated, when his victory was each county has received announced, when be was es­ 3(8,300 from the racing tax. Race Check Per County $12,500 L I ___ «$» — Voting by proxy ia not permisiable at political elections. On Completion Of Year Fin* Now Funeral Heme The A a You Entar Tht Beautiful New 0 ys BILL GRAM KOW GLASS and G LA ZIN G McRaney rKliTTOKU SANFORD Wrmm U* MM Finaat AWNING Gramkow WINDOWS Funeral Home Installed In The GRAMKOW Funeral Ham* . . notice the carpeting, ■upplied end installed by — by MOUSE HARCAR FLOORS Aluminum Products FERN PLAZA Next t* Post Offira FERN PARK, FLA. ORLANDO DRIVE FA 2*5510 SANFORD, FLA. TE 8-1677 Congratulations On th* e*mp|*U«n *f commercial structure PAIN* another outstanding In Sanford. ALL WIRING and ELECTRICAL FIXTURES by — Sanford Electric Co. 116 S. Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Fla. FA 2-1562 Truly An Outstanding Professional Building: — b y ------ F n a *54 H m A World'* ALUMINUM GRAMKOW FUNERAL Wo * GLASS L. «* v Fit.,x.,rgti Paints U4 W. and St PA 2-6461 HOME Ait Proud To Ilavo 2 * 1 BtDROOM H I M 13 NEW ORLEANS (L T D Tbe Coast Guard today re­ ported severe cold and heavy sea conditions in the Gulf ol Mexico led to the finking ol a Texas fishing boat and num­ erous other distress calls. The weather and sub-freez­ ing temperatures also dimin­ ished bope for the lives of two seamen, overboard and miss­ ing in separate marine acci­ dents. Small craft warnings flew along the entire Gulf Coast for north winds 23 to 40 miles in hour. GRAMKOW (J—What type of alar la t nova? A—On* which undergoes a sudden and enormous in­ crease In brightness. Q—Why is Oklahoma tometimes rilled the Sooner State? A—Because many of the first bomesteaderi were so eager to claim the rich land that they entered tha terri­ tory "sooner” thtn It w*i opened for settlement. Q—What does the name ef the country El Salvador mean in Spanish? A—"The Savior.” Q—Are Greenland and I n ­ land in the same hemisphere? A—No, Greenland.in in the Western, Iceland »n the Eastern Hemisphere. MEMPHIS (U P D -T h ree of four men reported missing on the ley Mississippi River rescued at dawn today by a private yacht after spending the night in zero-degree wea­ ther. & a n fo r ii Ije r a U i Fishing Boat Sinks In Gulf TO 3 Rescued NOW AVAtlASU rO« HOI A HNMV DOWN it can be stated. The problem, o f course, is to educate more consumer* on the use o f toy. bean products, but this is b*. ing worked on. Thera Is a Soybean Council with headquarters in Waterloo, Iowa, promoting new uses. General Mills and other food processors have soy product* on the market. Department cf Agriculture's research labora­ tories in Peoria, 111., have de­ veloped a number o f new toy foods. Tho most recent is a soy­ bean gel that can be served hot as a liquid soup, or chilled for a whipped or molded salad or jellied soup. big soybean studies Tor De­ partment e f Agriculture, Joint Congressional Economic Com­ mittee and Food for Peace agency. They hav* an impor­ tant impact for all U. E. for­ eign aid recipients and UN program* in th# developing countries. World population 1* expect­ ed to fncraus from thres bil­ lion today to four billion in the early 1970s. Statistician Bean therefor* calculate* that In th* present decade there will be a world shortage o f calories equal to orer * billion b u • h # 1 s of wheat, a shortage of animal proteins In terms of about two million tons o f dry milk, and of fet* In terms o f three mil­ lion ton* o f vegetable ©11*. * "Soybean* »* a protein source outrank In volume all th* other oil scedt.” writes Bean. "F or the same protein efficiency, 100 p o u n d * of wheat flour can be replaced by 40 pounds o f wheat flour and £ pound* o f soy flour with a reduction in protein costs of over 80 per cent. "A * a result o f technolog­ ical advances not generally known, beverage* for child f e e d i n g , nutritionally th* equivalent of cow's milk, can now be made from cottonseed flour, particularly aoybean flour, and a completely ade­ quate protein supply can be obtained from vegetables.” That sums up the soybean potential about as sucrintly at Electing Good Exercise corted to the rostrum, when he was introduced as the new speaker, when be made his acceptance speech and when he was ewom In. This not only served as a tribute to McCormack but gave members who had been loafing around during the ad­ journment period a chance to get a little exercise. The new speaker told hu colleagues he deemed it an honor to have brrn chosen to preside over “ the grel i ­ c it deliberative body to the By th* time Use roll call world.” clerk narked the congreumen whose names start with "D ,” Hallaek was already out of tha ruaatng. Whoever for Tagn 4 Sanford, Florid* Friday, January If* 1962 Invented the English lang­ HEART WALTKK i , UIBLOW. BOSTON A rVBLISBI made the alphabet loo RESEARCH vscaaiiscL mvbltm a. cu sB in a BBXtBBW SCILIWamBW uage long for him. Gratefully M a a . e ln g e d i t o r XOr.rttalng Dlretter City Bdltar JUDY WBLXa M. BX4.BB TTIUS ’ n u a x voL T ouaa Unless the GOP increases Accepted Caoaly editor CUaalUed Manager Ctraulatlaa Manager Its head cauat in the next CBCKLIA FARM KB JAXIB U BROEB AKBM rneo WBU.I SEMINOLE • D«BARY cooiressioaal election. Hali*«t*U editor aulas** Manager M •* * * * * ! * ! B u tt coU N qvteak might consider moving Bates** a* p . a b o x 106 __ad Bent «. Utl, to Greece, which h u a short­ I S * B « l d to • m e m b e r *C U t C a l 1 r »m* wblab to eeUitog mtl*t er alphabet SANFORD, FLA. Stair to Sh* we* i t s re f *klts*il** *f I Ik* l*«*l sews p r in t* totfcto Tbe fla il tally shoved that jrjnltH. rtisUn Production o f soybeans in this country has shown a larg­ er annual average g r o w t h sine* the end of World War II than any other industry. This is th* finding o f National In­ dustrial Conference Board of New York. It comes as a sur­ prise to practically everyone and it is important. Th* average annual growth rat* for all U. S. industry since 13(8 is 3.6 per cent. Th* soybean Industry nearly tripl­ ed that with a growth rat* of 7.C per cent. Right behind it are the aluminum industry with 7£ per cent, life insurance in force 6.7 per cent, synthetic fibers 6.3 per cent, natural gas and electric energy production S.6 per cent. Soybeans are now America'* fourth Isrgest cash crop be­ hind corn, whaat and cotton. Just ahead o f tobacco. The United States now pioduces nearly 60 per cent o f th* world soybean supply and furnishes nearly 74 par cant of all soy­ bean sxporta. It ia n billiondollar crop, with svary indica­ tion o f grow th. There 1* a long range poten­ tial that soybeans might rev­ olutionise American agricul­ ture for the better. As new us«s and expanded markets are developed, an in­ crease in aoybean acreage and a decrease o f corn, wheat and cotton acreage would reduce surpluses o f th* last three. This could cut government billlon-dollar price support, storage and surplus disposal subsidies, saving th* taxpay­ ers hundreds o f millions o f dollars. There is no government pro­ gram to make these shifts in American farm production But the importance o f soybeans la recognised. Last j a r Secre­ tary o f Agriculture Orville L. Freeman raised tba soybean support priea from $1.85 to 12 * bushel. This may have help­ ed increase U. S. production by 86 million buxheis. But tha new high support price was narar above th* avarag* mar­ ket price o f |2.1S, ao no sur­ pluses piled up. Soybean* are in abort sup­ ply. There ia a carry over of only 65 million bushels, lssa than 10 par cant of last year's 693 million bushel crop, or only n month’s reserve. Economist Louis H. Bean has recently completed two Notebook Boon Selected To Install Ilia PLUMBING — HEATING and AIR-CONDITIONING WALL Plumbing * HBating and Air-Conditioning 1007 S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 �I » ft ttlje VnTorB ftrrtTS Fri. Jan. 12, ’ 62— Pape New Gramkow Funeral Home To Hold Open House Another The new Gramkow Funeral Home on Onora Road is com ­ pleted and open for service and a grand opening will be held Sunday afternoon from 2 to 10 p. m. Beautiful Building — GRAMKOW Funeral Home Another Good Job *>7 ---------- Imperial DECORATORS fR f Dill Klinefelter FA 2-7910 llitl .Slavton FA 2-.17I6 RILL GRAMKOW, fun* eral director and owner of the new Gramkow Funeral Home, a l s o operates a 24 hour am* bulance sendee. He is assisted by Carl Remu«at and Junior Litton. (Herald Photo) The strikingly modernistic styling of the building hai a slightly oriental look with its uniquely styled root line, which has six peaks, made of pre-formed panels. A comotnatkm of concrete block and rich wood paneling has been used throughout with the wood used also for framing of irregular-sired window panes In the floor-tocelling windows in several rooms. The lobby o f the funeral homes is graciously furnished with comfortable couch and chair tor visitors and the office la on the left upon en­ uring. The large, quiet chapel, set apart by attractive molded wood screens will seat M as It stands, hut can be extended to seat as many as 110 per­ sons if necessary. The chapel can be decorated and pre­ pared for any kind of reli­ gious services, and is made quiet and peaceful by the wall-to-wall carpet which covers and extends all the way to the front door. The entire building is com­ pletely bested and air-condi­ tioned for the maximum comfort of those who have need o f the services of the funeral home, and an inter­ com system also brings rec­ orded music from a hidden tape recorder and record player. Construction o f the newest and most modem funeral home in Sanford was done by the Shoemaker Construc­ tion Co., with the striking arehitecttural design the creation of F. Wade Tye. The wiring and fixtures maUrials were supplied and irork done by Sanford F.lectrie and the plumbing work and fixtures by Wall Plumb- glaring by the McRaney ing and Heating. I’ a.nt and Glass Co. Aluminum awning windows The Imperial Decorators from the llarCar Aluminum did the painting and lluby Products Co. arc used in many rooms with glsss and Spears did the tile work in the new building. The carpet and installation was done by ,hc Hous<“ ot *'lnor’ «« Park and the lathing and plastering by Carl Lommler of Longwood. TO — GRAMKOW Funeral Home Notice the Gleaming Ceramic Tile Rath Installed by — A. K. ( KAY) Shoemak­ er Jr. Shoemaker Conatruction Co. was the builder and general contractor of the new funeral home. Shoe­ maker is nlso building a new home for the Gramkow’s adjacent to the site. (Hernld Photo) THE QUILT CIIAI’ LL of the netv Gramkow Funeral Home on Onora Rd. ia shown in the upper photo. In the background is the floor to ceiling win­ dow, and just beyond to the right is the family room. The lower picture shows, the gracious foyer o f the establishment, with its attractive fumish( Herald Photo) Inga. Leffler Speaks To HD Club V flt ’ ’ . - u . i-.- . . .. " V 'r - l-jj? i b it Sixteen member mid guests o f the Lake Mary Home De­ monstration Club attended Tuesday's luncheon meeting when Sanford Attorney Ken­ neth l.effler was the guast speaker. I.effler spoker on “ Proper­ ty lUghts, Willi and Deeds." Following hie talk, a ques­ tion and answer period was conducted with participation from the audience. Hoitesse* for the luncheon were Mrs. John Kshir and Mrs. Kmma Seibert. * mm x .m Here Is A Route Map Showing: To Gramkow IIUBY SPFARS 2708 S. Sanford Are. FA 2-6125 FUNERAL HOME another example of fin* workmanship in LATHING and PLASTERING b y - Carl Lommler Largest raindrops measure about one.quarter-lnch in dia­ meter; larger onei break up at they fall. The Tile & Marble Co. GRAMKOW 2 7 /A . S A . BRACKET TE 8-5449 LONGWOOD, FLA. GRAM KOW FUNERAL HOME Jl% E x te n d s a C o r d ia l In v ita tio n To Inspect Their New Facilities A t 130 Onora Road 15 $ ' O f ® t '/4 ^ OPEN HOUSE Sunday, Jan. 14th 2 :0 0 to 10 P .M . Dedication Services at 2 O'clock MU Conducted By — Rev. Donald Gravenmier, Abraham J. Gussow and the Rev. Richard L. Lyons 130 ONORA ROAD SANFORD FA 2*3213 �5h* Bunfnrfc Pnjff 6— Fr!. Jnn. 12. '62 frratb CPO Wives C lub Installs N ew O fficers Stokes - Abney Mrs. Gunter Wedding Hostess T o Announced Gleaners Class Mrs. A. u. Gurlcr and her group were hostesses last Tuesday for the meeting of the Gleanera Class of the First Baptist Church, which was held at the Gunter home on Palmetto Avenue A t First Luncheon M eeting O f Y ea r Member* of the CPO Wlvei the floral centerpiece as the Club met at the Tiki House door prise. Restaurant for the Insulin- Assisting Rohlfs on lion luncheon merlins. The tables were artistically decorated with candles, Icis and other appropriate arranitementa. The newly elect­ ed officers each received a white chrysanthemum cor•ace. A centerpiece of yellow and white chrysanthemums, white gladioli, lavender iris and surple delphinium decorated the officers' table. Mr*. Rex Kins, retiring president, thanked members for their co-operation and re­ linquished the gavel to Mrs. William G. Sowell. The new president pledged her support as president and asked for continued co-operation from the group. Mrs. 1. Kent and Mrs. M. O'Donnrtl were welcomed as new members. Other officers serving with Mrs. Sowell are Mrs. Roy J. Morris, vice president; Mrs. William R. Marsh, secretary, and Mrs. Wade Snyder, treas­ urer. Sir*. King received a sterl­ ing silver, engraved, cigaret box as a gift from the club and Mrs. F. J. Murray won Mr. snd Mrs. Lamar Stokes of Lake Mary are announcing the marriage of their daugh­ Mrs. M a r v i n committee were Mrs. Sowell ter. Margaret Inell, to A.2c Palo Abney. Jr., son of the the arrangement and Mrs. J. Kdwardson. late Mr. and Mrs. Palo Abney of Tennessee. The marriage was perform­ ed by Rev. Claude Thomai in Nahunla, G a„ Jan. 4. Mias Stakes attended Sem­ inote High School and Mr. Ab­ ney attended Southern High in Detroit, Mich. He »a now a member of the Air Force, alalioned in Anchorage. Alaska. He Just completed Barber Col­ lege on Dee.* 10. Mrs. Abney plans to remain in Lake Mary with her parenta until Mr. Abney complctea hia tour in Alaska in July. Garden Club Sponsoring Party, Tuesday MRS. WILI.IAM SOWELL, center, receive* the gavel from Mra. Rex King, retiring president o f the CPO Wives Club, at the installation luncheon meeting. Other officers pictured are Mrs. R. J. Morris, vice president and seated from left are Mrs. Wade S viler, treasurer and Mrs. William R. Marsh, secretary, (Herald Photo) Final plans have been com­ pleted for the dessert-card party, Tuesday evening, at the Civic Center. Tables will be provided but guests are requested to bring Ihelr own cards. Dessert will be served at S p m. Tlcketa may be obtained by contacting the chairman. Mra. Richard Gleason or any mem. her of the Garden Club. C an didates Guests VAH -3 Co// ee At The VAH-3 monthly coffee this month in duce the four Officers Wives was held early order to intro­ candidates for JUNIOR MEMBERS of the Seminole Unit .10 Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary arc shown being initiated by the unit commander Mrs, Vnlton William*. Front row, Mary I-ou Williams. Jmlie Mansfield, Patricia Ken­ nedy and Janet Mansfield. Rack rotv, Belinda Jones, Retha Kennedy and Mr*. Williams. This is a new pro up being formed and daughter* under 16 years o f age o f chapter and units member* are eligible. Bakeless Sale Held By DeBary B P W The DeBary Business and Professional Women’* Club held the regular monthly mreting Tuesday evening at the office of Dr. George Prison Sr., in DeBary. Mrs. Jo Peck presided at the business session when it wss voted to hold a bakelesi cake sale, with proceeds to be used for the Chinese Nurs­ ing Home. Members planning to attend the quarterly dinner meeting of District 4, this Sunday at the Civic Center in Palatka. ire asked to meke reserva­ tions this week. Guest speaker will be Mar­ garet Linkoui of Jacksonville. Cars will meet at 9 a m. in iront of the Dellary Restau­ rant. B. Lampman, Mrs. Henry DeMent, Mrs. James Fairly. Mrs. Harold King, Mrs. Bea Guest, Mrs. Jobu Touchtoo, Mri. Frank Bransom, and the All Wives presidential; Mr, John B l ,|ey# election to the members. j . Hostesses, Mrs. Edward Fritsch. Mrs. John Rrumaker. Mrs. Irs Hughes and Mrs. Robert Lorenii served coffee Mr. and Mrs. Mel Fleischer and a wonderful assortment of of Elberton. Ga.. announce the Danish pastries to those pre­ birth of an B Ih. 2 og. son, sent. Mrs. Silas Johnson wel­ Dec. 23. in Elbrrtoo. comed out of town guests, This is the couple s first Mrs. Frieda O’Hara and Mrs. child and they have chosen A. Brodie. the name, John Gregory, for She then introduced each the new arrival. candidate for the Officers MONDAY Paternal grandparents arc Wives. Mrs. John Barlow, Mr , nd Mr, ln .in F lfilchrr, The Past Matrons Club of Sirs. H. E. McCumber. Sirs Plumosa Drive, Sanford. Ma­ Seminole Chapter No. 2 Order Pat Murphy, and Sirs. Norma ternal grandparrnli are Mr. of Eastern Star will meet at Schneider. Mrs. Johnson en­ and Mrs. Dan Ambrosini of 7:30 p.m with Mrs. John couraged the wives to attend Elberton. Shepard. 22U9 Oak Ave. toe election coffee and vote Jnr the candidate of their choice. Mrs. Richard Cleveland, Central Committee represen­ tative, told of the coming bake sale planned Tuesday at the Food Fair and the NAS Ex­ change. She asked the co­ operation of the group snd tin te d that Ih* prureed* will he used to re-decoralc the dis­ pensary. others attending the coffee were Sirs. Lou Stusgrove, Mrs. John Newburough, Mrs. Hay Spradlin, Mrs. H. G. Hatch, Mrs. D. C. Hamilton. Mrs. A. J. Hlsha, Mrs. C. D. Schoonover, Mrs. R. J. Leonhardl, Mrs. James A. dc Ganahl, Mrs. Ralph Seacat. Mrs. E. C. Taltmin, Mrs. N. H. Setle. Mrs. Hugh O'Hara. Mrs. Joe Mclnvale, Mrs. Charles Kauffman. Mrs. Patrick Cullen, Mrs. W. M. Malinowski, Mrs. Stephen Oliver. Mrs. B. D. Weber. Mrs James R Con rey, Mrs. John W. Charlton. Mrs. Charles Guthrie. Mrs. L. N ew Arrivals Local Events MISS JEAN MERRILL, of New York City, hu* returned home after a two week visit with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Merrill, 21 Azalea Drive, DeBary. M lu Merrill, a former editor of the Literary Cavalcade, an edu­ cational scholastic magazine, h*s made two trip* to Europe the paat few years. On one she traveled through nine countries laving out travel route* for young people who make European tour*. She also spent one year In India on a Pulbright scholarship. At present she I* writing children's book* and to date has 11 to her credit. (Cox Photo) Catholic Wives W esleyan Service Guild Will Schedule Observe Guild Month, Jan. 2 7 Rtception Sunday Tb* Catholic Navy Wives Club held its monthly meet­ ing at the Nival Air Station. During the business session. Mrs. Mary Hudome wss elected new co-rhurman. A reception Is planned this Sunday to welcome the new thtplsin, Father Anlos. and ta bid farewell to Father Lauretuaoo. Chairmen of the event arc Mrs. Pat Tolle and Mrs. Toni Waters. .All Catholic Navy personnel and their dependents are in­ vited to attend. The aocial Is scheduled from * to 5 p m. at the Naval Air Station Hallroam Hostesses for the monthly evening meeting were Mrs. Terry Fay and Mrs. Frances Sasser. Lake Mary Personals Lake Mary friends of o . P. Westmoreland are very glad ta bear d his recovery and wiah him a speedy trip home. The regular meeting of the | ing and refreshments were Wesleyan Service Guild of the j Mrs. Rurke Steele, Mrs. Tom First Methodist Church was Sullivan. Miss Mary RawUnj. held Monday evening at the Mrs. Walter Carver, Mrs. R. Hillhimrr. Mrs. Etcar home of Mrs. Fred Smith on S. Seminole Rlvd. with Mrs. J. Nelder, Mrs. Muriel Gardner. F. Riser and Mias Ethel Riser Misa Mabel Chapman, Mra. Haxal Flynt, Sira. Porter as co-hostesses. During the business session Lansing, Sirs. Ntncy Brock, It was decided to observe Mrs. T. A. Wakefield and Sire. "Guild Month" on Jaa. 21 by Jack Burney, having the members attend the 10:35 a m. service at First Methodist Church In a group. Members will meet at the Park Avenue entrance of the Church and sit together dur­ ing the service. Following this, all who arc able will ad­ journ to a local restaurant for lunrh. Mr*. Walter Carter, chair­ man. gave a report of the Christinas pioject. The mem­ bers were delighted with her report, ami the way their Christmas rfontuon* were used. Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker pre­ sented the devotion on the theme "He stUl and know that I am God." Mr*. Boyd Gaines was in charge of the program and talked on Life's Extras, by Archibald Rutledge. Otbera present lor the meet- Angel's Restaurant N O W OPEN 11 A . M . to 12 P . M . O Cleead All Day Monday Pledging Qaaliy Food* A Court too* Service ------------ Leoa * Ted W alker When you accept another woman's Invitation to lunch don’t ssy, "At least let me leave the tip." He a guest all the way. Return the luncheon aivp ao|tj » l* Mrs. Ella Ellis presided over the business session and the devotion, taken from Hilly Graham’s book on happiness, was presented by Mrs. R Williams. Following the business ses­ sion Mrs. Joe Wright con­ ** j ducted an amusing game with Mrs. V. C. Messenger win­ ning the prire. Rcfreshmrnls of cake and coffee were served to the following: Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. D. K Me. Nab. Mrs. Valerie Echols, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Messen­ ger, Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Thel. ms Stccie, Mrs. J. P. Whit, i . /r. Mrs. M. I). Bumgirncr, Miss Lorenr Franklin and Mrs. Gunter. A rard was signed by each member present and sent to the teacher. Mrs. Fred Myers, who was unable to attend be­ cause of an asthma attack. Former Resident M rs. Keogh Hostess O f Sanford A t Circle M eeting Recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fortner was Mr*. Fortner’ s sister. Miss Pauline Bellamy, of Washington, D. C. Friends of Mils Bells my will be interested to learn that she recently received ■ superlor performance award of $300 from the Department of Interior, Bureau of Minei, where she is employed. Miss Bellamy, daughter of the late Mr. and Mra. Miilsrd Bellamy, is a former resident of Sanford. Mrs. Richard Keogh was hostess for the first meeting of the year for Circle One of the UPW of tlie Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary held at her home Tues­ day night with Mrs. H. M. Gleason, co-hostess. Mrs. Maxine Hopkins, the new chairman, had charge of the program. The theme of the devotion, given by Mrs. A. E. Freese, was missions, em­ phasising (he great and ex­ tensive missionary work of the UPW. Mrs. Hopkins welcomed the member* and one new mem­ ber, Mrs. Nancy Parkinson, was introduced. A summary was given of Hie plans for fhe year made by the executive com mil lee of the a asocial ion. Officers were appointed for the circle as follows: Mrs. Arolyn True, secretary; Mrs. Marian Lee. treasurer; Mrs. H. M. Gleason, fellowship chairman; Mrs. Kay Sassman. program chairman: Mrs. Margaret Ulmer, world service chairman; Mrs. Eve­ lyn Rice, local church ser­ vice; Mrs. A. E. Freese, publicity chairman, Mrs. James M. Thompson, association president, an­ nounced a Presbylrrial to be held at Wicrsdale on Jan. 17 for the associations of this srea. All members who can attend arc invited. Other members than those mentioned above attending were Mrs. Ruby Sjoblom, Mrs. Ola Cochran, Mrs. Jqhn Reaves, Mrs. Florence Zim­ merman. and Mrs. Phyllis Rugenstem. Refreshments of fruit cock­ tail and pound cake were served by the hostess during the social hour Like Ireland. Newfoundland, is free of snakes. Visits Fortners Church Calendar MONDAY First Preabyterian Church prayer band, 0:43 a.m. Worn- W en of tha church general meeting tlarting at 10 a.m. SEW AND SAVE HOMESPUN Textured Cotton 100<w r Cotton Wntth-ii-Wear 15-inches Wide Values S I .98 .SECONDS Open Mondays 'til 9 p. m. PONGEE 36 to 44 Inches Wide Hand Washable Some Seconds Printed Dots THE RO-BAR STORY ACCLAIMED WORLDWIDE FOR ITS MERIT CUPIONI and COTTONS WHAT IT IS — The Ro-Rar formula, after many ysars of clinical test­ ing and research, waa first placed on the market in Holland in IMS. Becauaa o f iu outstanding results it has won world-wide acclaim from millions >f stomach sufferers for its merit. 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Another made-in-Florida product is 'Sunshine Service"-for happier Florida living...electricallyI YOU TOO CAN GET WONDERFUL COMFORT WITH RO-HAR TABLETS. I I 0 I I V A rov VIE A 1I6H NOW W. Scott Burns, Mgr. AVAILABLE AT ------ ROUMII.LAT A Wolgreen 1st fit. at Park ANDERSON Agency fa t-o m * «iyj.» lo i * ru ..a« 44-inches Wids Wash-n-Wear Regular $ 1.69 S*1* B> Sowing Quality Fabrics At Lnwer Pries* T8E R E M N A N T „ [it*men ef Haw River, (N . C.) Remnant Shops 207 itag. Ave. Hwy 17-92 North Of Maitland In Fern Park SEW AND SAVE �\ f Ofr&Clh O b b iy . gone forever and I need companion­ ship. What am I to do? NEEDS ADVICE DEAR NEEDS: Your children are being selfish. Marry the jolly little widow and if your children turn their hacks on you (which 1 doubt they will for long) you’ ll at least have relieved the loneliness of your later years — something they, too, may have to face some day. DEAR BROWN EYES: Hardy trees have been known to grow in poor soil. Time and performance will show whether this young man can rise above his “ bad background." Re­ spect the wishes of your parents, however. If your bov has the stuff and can prove It. your parents might reconsider. * £atifnrb Kf ralh F rl. Jnn. 12. *<>2— T a p e 7 By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I like a boy who doesn’ t have a very pood background. He didn't make his background, he got it from his relatives. My parents don’t want me to go around with him because of this reason. I think it is very unfnir. Illke him a lot and want jou r advice on this subject, lie is 10 and I am 17. BROWN EYES • IFh'f • • • DEAR ABBY: There is n mother in our town who has figured out a perfect formula for getting her daughter dates. The mother phones the Army base nnd asks the chaplain to send over two lonesome soldiers who have a free evening nnd no place to go. She gives the boys good meals, puts them up IN HER HOME if they have week-end passes, and even lets them use the family ear. The dauph. ter invites a girl friend over to en­ tertain the other one. These girls could never gel dates otherwise, We think this is a very cheap and trashy way to operate. What do you think 7 NOT SO DUMB • DEAR ABBY: My wife passed away al>out a year and a half ngo. after a hnppy marriage of 12 years. Our children are married, weli-todo and live thousands of miles away. I own a nice little homo, am retired (I am 70) and am the world’s worst cook and housekeeper. I recently be­ came acquainted with a CG-year-old widow I've known for years. She’s good-natured, jolly and a fine cook and housekeeper. My children were home over the holidava and I spoke to them about my making a new life with this woman. They were horri­ fied nnd said if I married her they could no longer consider this their old home as 1 would be desecrating their molhcr’s memory. They loved their mother (I did, too) but she is DEAR NOT: I see nothing "cheap nnd trashy" nbout it. In fact. I think it’s a very practical "formula." • • • Are things rugged? For a person­ al reply, write to Abby, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif., nnd don't for­ get a stamped, self-addressed enve­ lope. Qcujobif FRIDAY P. M. NORTH 0 » 4 AS 4 ¥ It JT trick for him with the actual club break. However. I must Join with North In critieialng South's dummy play. He should hare made five odd In spite of the b id club break. All he had to do was to continue clubs after the suit failed to break. Eait would take hla queen and lead a diamond to West, west would lead a third diamond and South would ruff. Now South, to make hla five odd, would play out hit last trump and discard down to ace-nine of spades and a small club in dummy, East would either have to chuck his last club or unguard the queen-jack of spades and South would maka hn overtrick anyway. U ♦ it 4AKII1 EAST ftQJt V 84 WK«T *7833 ¥881 41KQ1092 *8 ft 8 TSJ *41074 sou th ft K 10 2 ¥ A Q 1083 ♦ A8 ft J 6 3 Jlsat And Wsat vuluxrablx Norm Eart fUaUl Watt P as* Pass 1 ¥ 1* P ass 1 ft rat* 3¥ 1N.T. P a m 4 ¥ F as# Pas* Faae Opening lead—♦ K held quccn-amall in clubi. H would break even If some­ one held queen and two small. And it might lose a U/e J/U2 (jJomm : By the way, whatever be­ came of the old * fashioned New Year's resolutions? They Mem to have gone complete­ ly out of style. Maybe they got imt In the ahufrie when aelf-improv#ment became big business. Back In tl* old days we used to take itock once a year and make a list of homemade resolutions de­ signed to make ua a little bet­ tor In the year ahead. By Ruth M illet But now self-improvement is a year-round bualnass and it is no longer a strictly doit-yourself affair. We read booki on how to Improve our personalities, how to improve our health, how to get rich quick in the itock market, how |0 be more glamoroua, how to live longer, how to be happy—and so on and on. And when we aren’t read­ ing booki we are going to lectures and taking courses. Trying to improve ourselves has become a year-round leak—with everybody getting Into the act to spur ua on. So a new year no longer 1* the spur to doing better than it once wai. Nowadays we ar* working on ouraelvea Just a a hard in July as we used to stork In January, before our reaolve to make ouraelvea over could fall by the wayside. Whether we get bettor re­ mits with the sew year-round routine than we got with the once-a-year drive, I don't know. Probably it ends up Juit about the same. But, anyway, it Hems like a logical explanation of why making New Year'* resolu­ tions isn't the big deal It uaed to be. Self-Improvement baa become year-round In­ stead of aeaaonal. TV Key Previews 7:10-8:80 p. m. (NBC) In­ ternational Showtime. "Clreue D'HIver," float Don Ainacha takes a second look at Faria' famous (and the world'* old­ est) permanent circus. High­ light* o f tonight's show ar* "The P tlrcffe," a trio o f hortaontal-bar a t h l e t e * * hose graee and akill make the price o f the ahow reasonable! * trio o f elderly elaphanta whoa* routine Ineludii an imitation o f the Charlie Chaplin walk; "M e Ho Pin," a daring Japan**# acrobat who walks up a 140-foot tightrope to tin top o f tho tent, then alldra all the way down hanging on by htr teeth. Other arte include the inevitable t r a i n e d chimps, dipiy<toodie cyclists, magiclans, midgets and clowns. 7:10-8:80 p. m. (CBS) Raw* hid#, Barbara HUnwyck fa again tjpe-caet as a strong willed woman determined to prove tint the weaker »•* ia stronger than tha stronger sex. A fin* actress, sha’a stronger than the plot that ploda with much talk and little action, save for a strong finlah, aa her order* cause a fort to be virtually defense!*** against hostile Comaitehero* while her captain-husband la away. Oil Favor (Krir Flem­ ing) and hla druver* arrive at the trene in time to save the day. Co-star Clint Eastwood isn't In till* on*. Lewis Film Coming To Ritz TODAY & SAT. 'Bridge To The Sun' Due “ Bridge to the Sun" unfolds not only a tremendously moving love atory but also the gripping drama of an Amcrlran girl and her Japan­ ese husband whose courage and tenacity are put to a heartbreaking test in the throes of war cornel to the Movieland Sunday, Starring Carrol] Raker and the Hawaiian-born Nltel ac­ tor, James Shigeta, the Cite Film* Production, released by Mctro-tfOldwyn-Myer, la baaed on the hlghly-pralaed autobiography by Ow*n Ter asaki, the Tennessee girl *ho met and fell in love with the young Japanese diplomat, Hidenari ("T erry " ) Teraikl, married him and went to lira with him in Japan after the outbreak of World War II. The other feature on tin program 1* "David and Go­ liath." Both films will play through Tuesday. On Wednesday and Thurs­ day, "It Started In Naples and "nahette Ooe* to War" will play. Starting Saturday wltt h* "F.xodua", with the eo-feature "34-Hour Alert." Salt* Fabric PARK 1:11 t l ) Btgn On 0:10 t l ) Slxn On 1:34 ( ! ) Orov* A Farm 7:1# 13) 7:11 t o (>) S:*t t l ) til 1:74 «3r 1:3# (7) 1:00 C ) (O fi ll <() Sito <}) 1:41 t f ) (0) Btport C0lM(t of th* Air Csnt. Ctasrrsom Today Wakr L*p Movltr Farm. Market ft.port Today Nsw . and TVtsthsr Nows M t 'k . y F v i r t Show Cast. Kanxaron Wtsthat and News Today Jack U U n * Show t.rarn Spsnl.h R t m x r Room Robtnh*"d First Terr Apantlh C»n. F!a. Nsw. A iOth MONDAY P. M. II:** t l ) Ton r First Impres­ sion f>) C . m o f l . g * ( I ) I,ovs o f LlfS 17:1*10 Make That Fact t*t Aaarcb for Tomorrow t o Truth or Con *.outness 17.44 i t ) Guiding Light 13:44 (3) NBC N*ws 1:40 ( O Focus i t ) Op-n Window (»* Dtp In Cnurl 1:10 t*> A* Thx Wortd T u m i It) Orbtl Annual {poIksuncw 'A (Bali MAYFAIR INN Saturday, Jan. 13lh, 9 'III- & BILL ADLER HIS ORCHESTRA this is SEARS ONLY SEARS can give you a 13.5 cu. ft 2-door Coldspot ALL FROSTLESS refrigerator-freezer at such an incredible low price! RIDE-IN THEATI A CARLOAD “THE SEVEN LITTLE TRAPP8" AN INSPIRING TRUE STORY - - - IN COLOR FEATURE NO. I AT 8:40 ONLY "GUNS OF THE BLACK WITCH" DON MEGO WAN . . . IN COLOR FEATURE NO. 3 AT 10:13 ONLY "THE DEADLY COMPANIONS" MAUREEN O'HARA - - - IN COLOR • tu n . 3:10 • 7:13 9:10 Ar At At At ’A’ HUNDAY - MONDAY - TUF.SD4Y HCHKDULK OF SHOWS "BRIDGE TO THE HUN" - BUN. N’ lTE AT 4:10 A 10:18 MON. ft TI ES. N1TKH AT 7:00 A 11:00 STARTS SUNDAY FIRST HANFORD HHOWINT. - C a r r o ll B a k e i^ " B r id g e t& S uinn* ) _ J JAMESSHIGETA A L L THE M OST-W AN TED FEATURES! m u . n ogm as ra tm a * gw w a « tm mm suaapit M M ttV U sdfl i s w salt «M iRdts sM| m k ‘ j— Ms NaCRSTSC PROM tml s*W la, w* see mmf a. *fm tad A s R o m r*d r u e a w u a i r knot n a u m ra n t e t a to a in tM ■***■ r i w t WIN KROUUR IRAIHL a u a m a MM M PUIT4R g e m * ARB o u t rtWaRlRgRT *4 M t ^ MgwUto ysspw M pnt AITO q w g PMPIWM »0R »st JrlMOssrs I w A . g s is s M p W r li A TRIUMPHANT PARR PROM THi RRgATggV BOOK OP A4X TIAM Yd. DRIVK FA 2-5783 11:00 ( I ) (7) t>> tt:10 t o (O (O 11)14 ( I ) TrouMs with Fathap P ity Tour Hunch I Lovt Lucy P.trh Plan Cooking School v id e o VIlU x. Pries It Ittxht Th* Tsaan Surprtr* P t c k a x . Tours For A Song Concentration Marry Rsaio nsr with tht Nan* o v , ’. c P c , ^ r ) CO-FEATURE - S l’N. NITE AT 8:48 ONl MON. ft TUESL NITES AT 8:18 ONLY — FA BRIC^ 2559 t o Calendar 10:11 t o 10:10 t l ) (I) 10:34 t f ) MONDAY A. M. 4:10 fl) fj) 7 ;(♦ t ! ) (4) 7.70 t l ) TntsrHswx W h .n S»y FKATUKK NO. I AT 7:08 ONLT WIDE 79 10.C4 (1) TONITB * BAT. NITK • BIG TRIPLE BILL FABRIC SALE Drapery J**w* f O XUd-Flt. N s w . 11:14 f t ) Nswr. Wsath tr S.n, Wmatharo (O' Hob Pont*** Go.pet Fnvorlt*. 11:30 (0) ltottyn-ot.it Movtr Cavalcade Itorroa Our Tube Checker 3800 Sanford Ass. FA 1-4130 ^ S q ( ) N F OROt / H -'• V 3 B#nU« TV RENTAL Seminole TV (• •U'lmi 43-INCH Television r s s t k Vallsr News Nawteop* r « t » Mmith Horst O n o d la n Mount*,! Pollc* ro rt.r W .gn n.r 1'v* Out A Ssrrst Blue A n «»lt Matty'. V u nn ll. Centra! Ft*. Show- Innd Drive-In Sunday. $1.00 Ritz Theatre (») tl) 4:11 (71 (O * *0 ( O 1:01 c > Channel 7 TCewsyesm <»> Nswr » o,-1>ck M o vl. • 21 («» Atlantic W . e t h . r (J) M ll- iio n . of the (() Century 7:01 IO (J> Xtw tc ep* fO <»< Mid Fla. News (4) «.S0 l»> T h . lluccanesrt CM. (4) l l v . r g l . d r . 1:11 ( O W i l l . Fares « : « ! ( 1 1 Ituntlsy-Prlnkt.y ( O Parry Mason 7;00 (1) H o t u r . o f th* Woak ( O r.o trlnc T w tntlt t " l Outdoor Bultslln 1:1# ( O Th# Tilt Msn Heard t o Gsldan Sbswrat* (»> Fhctaun S l i d . •Four* Till <41 1’ eutc tldward* ( O O t il . A Ktrrlst : . ; o |4> P.awhld* > »» t : t s*t. Night Mavis* ehannnn tM t.swr.no* Welk • res 4^1 T h . I l . t h a v a v t * to («t H .v * tiun Wilt l;30 I 21 1'St.cltvt* Trsv.t f l l T h . itco.l T**rs !#:»» t f ) Jtotlng <>) The Fllntaton.s t l ) Ourtmok* 1 90 J 1, sun.et ntrtp l# i« l tO Maks That S*ar* 9 10 •: i JF1» It.ports U :«# tJ) Sat. Night ahow ($1 JPK P.*ncrl. ( O Mld-Fle, News l>) Tlir w a r.u p ls r* <•> Hollywood Movts .. Twilight Z>n# JERRY LEWIS stars in "The Errand Boy" com­ Cavalcade 1S:1S ( Chat lluntlt) 11:11 tf t Ohamplonahtp Wrs sting to the Kitis Theatre Sunday. 1(1 F y s w l t n . . . Una 1\; f 0 « : » N* wreop. i « i C h s m . l * N.w rrcom Half ( I ) Sign p*f . •» MKt Florida Saws SUNDAY P. M. it : » <: • J*.-k r . a r 4^ » i hsnnsl * T h . a t . r 17:0) tat Christopher* t o Hollywood Movl* ( O .amsrlcs't Kawartsl Cslva rad* Ulilicing his own seeming­ sion on a scale which has 1 Aihum to be seen to be believed. ' O r i X u n l t A) TMa ly endless supply o( energy SATURDAY A. M. 11.11 t l ) Air Fsrrs Story •The Errand Boy" follow* and talent, Jerry Iwwis once 11.10 (J) Oral Roberts 0:40 (11 Pixn Oo a moviemaking pattern which t O Wathln tt sn Conraragain not only stars in hut already has borne specta­ 1:0* ( l l H row .r- Atmanas ration I i l l (11 haturdey Morntpg t f ) Parent* Aik About also directs his new Para­ cular dividends for Lewis. He for tha Kid . School* > Countdown N . w . mount comedy, "The Errand haa long been a firm believ­ 1:44 11 13:41 •4) Sunday Newt (Jl •Good Morning" 1:10 t o ttrrsta *t Trutk Boy," a hilarious spoof of er in making picture* for I.CO (II c,.n* Autry t l ) B it Flftttr* ( f t (load Morning the mad. unpredictable world "fun and entertainment on­ i f ) Crs ia rs te t (Jl * !t n On 1 It tf t Apart Ax* Report of Hollywood, which arrives ly" (to quote him) and main­ 1:10 4» C.rtonnM 111. (11 Fronlt.rr of Faith (41 C op:.in Kangaroo tains he'll never make one Sunday at the Rita Theater. t l ) John fltoarn'a TIoUj1:14 III Pip, th* Plp .r In unfolding his fun-filled that doesn't contain liberal 10:00 (41 bharl 14) t o Davar A Goliath H » * l. dhow 1:04 I f) TV fltm * Tour* apoof of movlctown's tradi­ portions o f laughs and hap­ I f) Aeilon T h .a tsr I O Malls (41 v l l . o VlUag. tions and its people, the King piness. Ami his previous suc­ 1.10 i t ) O oip .t M.laetas 10:10 It) King l.*onarda t f ) l u a l a y Sports of Hollywood Jesters explores cesses obviously prove that t * Mighty Mou.a Playap.vtscutsr houaa every nook of a major studio, the public agree* with his *;o# ( O Dtraetfon •»» 11:0# IJ) Fury creating organised contu­ policy. l:s s t o Tr* Bowl o . m # (4) Magi,- I rod of t f ) March of Dimas Altakatam 4:Oc ( I ) Wonderful W s r t l *f (1) On Tour Mark Oolf 11:10 It) Make Boom fos 4:1* t l ) Halt o f fry Daddy l i f t t l ) Amstsur lls s r (4) Hoy tlogara t l ) Wl«* World o f ttlOO IJ) L'pdtta Sports (1) DWy King 1.10 ( I ) OH CotUt* Datkl l l ) Hooky Jon** t l ) T w .n tl.t h Century 4:11 (J) t. I. a . - O * SATURDAY P. M. t o A w a r •( Thinking ( ! ) Mavlrlck 13:80 (1) Mr. w iia r d Tata t o TltiUwInkt* Shaw <«i Mr rrisntl n i c k s t O Lasalt 111 P.FP-Mtd-Florld* 7 10 tO) Dsnnts th* Mtnatt I N i n Highway r* tr#i IS) Follow th* lun (4) Itnli.rt Trout Saw* 1:0# t o Wonderful Wtrl4 17) Itumanttlsi Csurs* It) Ed So 11Ivan 1: SO <*) Accent 1:10 (1) Car 14 W h ir r Are ( I ) F.atura Writing Teu? IS) Tn.V f l ) Th t Dawrasn •:«• i l l W h it. Hunter f ol ( : ) Bontnts (I) Hor R o g e r. (4) arn srs ) r.tsrtrl# t o U pon . Parade T h .slsr 1:1# ( 1 ) XU A rrn tla .k .t b a n ( t ) Bur Sl*s ( I ) Haller I>.rby * It ( I ) Jack Btnny Ih sw lit * (Jl fi.nlor Bowl 1*1*0 ( I ) M a n March of i«1 r . s t u r . Dims* I 1# ( I ) W e l l i n g ( O C s n t l l C tmirs ( O Mlk* llsinmsr ( I ) A d r sn ts rt i tn Para­ ( O Dowling dis* IO Hnwllnr 1 1 : 0 I) What’s U r Lin* ♦ : 00 ( t ) All (U*r <lntf 11:00 (S) Sunday Nlxhl Show JAMES SHIGETA nml t’nrroll Baker in « acene 1:1* (4) It's th* T.sw (•> W slt tr CfOnUIl* fi#« ( ! ) N .w a s o p. from “ Bridge To Tito Sun" coniine to tho Movio- On(BhidqsiBy Oswald Jacoby A letter from New Orleans reads: "The game was duplicate. I won the opening diamond lead with my aee and play­ ed three rounds of trumpi. Then I played dummy*! ace and king of cluha in the hope that I would drup a double­ ton queen. Instead, West •bowed out on the aerond club lead and I only made four odd. Everyone else madr an overt rick and my partner criticised my play severely. Should I hare played aafe for five odd by leading a low club toward my Jack after taking dummy'a ace?” The answer to his question Jl that his play o( the ace and king of clubs was cor­ rect. It would gain a . trick for him tf ellher opponent W eekend . _ ft* m m a m u u Da tu n iw iT H U jS W m S C iL m m i m b u u < SHOWS AT CHILDREN 84* ★ COMING! "BABES ★ 1:00 . 3:03 - 1:10 • 7:18 - 8:00 STUDENTS 80c ADULTS ★ ★ ALL I new! 10* ★ "HREAKPAST A T TIFFANY'S" IN TOYLAbiD" . "PINOCCHIO" ia*M*g c s w t — tgtaascgeu STABBING ORSON WELLES AS "KING SAUL" SEARS, <»f-hmia Ph. FA 2-mi Open Fri. Nites For Your Shopping Convenience �I Stjr ftm ifurh ^ rra lb IB I PONT AVOID THEM z break: into A COUP cv*jp I V CEAiiy LIKE TO 6B T ALAJCRIED/ BUT filltl.fi 6CARB . THE HECK OUT oH«MAvBfc IM oysr E#AeeE*ATiN3 sweat op «e/ By DICK WEST WHATMV FRiCWSdlP CLUB ) SEEDS 1# A OF COUPLE, WE ALL CTlLLn.AN1DB£AI&MRREWHfMWEMDWtP WDfACE THE WORLD- BEAUTIFUL HACVS0 THAT'S IT) WE'Ll. ALL WEAR A MULTI-CCLOCCP _____ FBtrMWHlP S7 g v f i s c U J n r H . & vly Conscience follows me all day fo s e e th a t I do rlfcht. i MURRY. BLONDlEon w e U . BE LATE .TOMARY JANES ^ ------ VJEDOING ; Sho f^et« ma up J n time f o r school And s t a y s around SNIFF. I know sh e t r ie s t o d o h er b e s t , W e c a n ’t e x p e c t p e r fe c tio n . SNIFF SNIFF HARTFORD, Conn. ( U P l i Ncw York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller called Thursday night on the United States to join a political “ union of freedom" with other Western nations to win the cold war. - - ■■ ! , “ I think we h*ve got to — I 6 U E S C . A S A PRECAl/nOHAgyX not only think In terms of the AtEAEfCE, THE FRlEkDSHlP SA0t?E ) mihjary defense hut in posi­ HAD BETTER BE IULLET-PROCT, J tive political terms of gather­ ^ i f 1001 1 / ing strength through group­ ings of nations, free nations" he said. Rockefeller, a contender for the 1964 Republican presidcntlal nomination, made his proposal on a nationwide TV interview. It was the rlimax to a busy political day that I T included a news conference and a speech before a Con­ C>MIStMXSm VM*m«aem*« necticut GOP fund railing dinner—one of a serlea of spelches he has scheduled in seven stale* in Ihe next six month*. The governor said on TV the United States “ very de­ finitely" should Join the European Common Market or be closely associated with WERE NOT EVEN AT THE WEDDING v e r -W H Y But I will ^ure ba $tad when she C om es up f o r . re-elocxton . i.< ' I'M JUST 4. PRACTICING II AGt YOU " FAT® CRYING ItHi-vW 0if*£v*8T»rtHl M u i i f wW A MUtfl 1 M Oven tad siuhSi ftVUM MU CM CUM MAN SCR I I* CAT S4 SSOHE' POU.AX5 ! PO YOU A » r o r i dkmf vuitaagurr? Mep c C<X) Cuto TU r *ewjcu* to \ kwxi T K cre fn KMUtAKMONMT suoaawto n nr •MT KCOU *J VtH .wnaanrasftf TIfAMtY I f f ! l t« ■!>' ,»cv r V. at M B H L f r CAWUVl UKB MNJ4! jM ■ c NT* (T. LAD\ A lUMVRnOATir etiw iM tifrw > rWDIAMIMIX ' t o u r fa th er . IS I GMMO BAZOO THE HEARTY HANDSHAKE OT FRIENDSHIP/ A FWIKRNAL { ON THE BACK, AND A BROTHERLY JAB N THE RIBS/ 1 UKEP IT BETTER. WHEN TOUR. POP j AND 1 WFRF J r .E N E M IE S / J ^TlXLEMW I H » A TVesaS CK THREE, AACUT makjn*a “ We have got to realise that the Soviet Union itself is moving forward with ■ great deal of speed in the economic development area, and they esn penetrate by using economic m e a n sdumping of raw materials^ dumping of manufactured products to disrupt the whole free workl'i economy,” he said. Asked how the West could get on the Initiative to win the eold war, Rockefeller said: "It has got to be done through the creation of poli­ tical structure: that.are larg­ er than the nations or states. “ We have got to be able to think beyond national bor­ ders in terms of how do we create structures, political structures, within which free enterprise, the free flow of money, goods, movement of people esn take place with stability, with law and or­ der." The United Nations, he said, has failed in this direc­ tion. “ There again the Commun­ ist world has done everything it could through the veto. . . to block, to disrupt, to de­ stroy the whole concept of democratic action by free nations. Therefore we have in my opinion left a choice of organising freedom la a frame work which will per­ mit our type of aoclety to operate," Rockefeller aaid. Turning to politics. Rocke­ feller said he did not * » ! ''" to the presidency, but that he could not guarantee he would serve a full four year term if reelected governor of New York this year. “ I think that anyone who commit! themselves four year* ahead is making more of a commitment than per­ haps they ran carry out," be said. _ OANCMVCX \OUTN MCI WASHINGTON (U PI) - A great deal of nodding and tongue clucking has been tak* ing place over the Federal Trade Commission's recent ruling against camera trick­ ery in television commercials. To review the case briefly, the commission ruled that when a shaving cream com ­ pany sets out to show how well its lather works on sandpaper, it ought to use real sandpaper. In the commission's view, the use of a piece of plexi* glass which has been covered with sand just isn't cricket. Reaction to the order has been divided, some cheering the commission for promot­ ing honesty in advertising and others deploring the ac­ tion as amounting to govern­ mental pettifogging. A person’* feelings in the matter depend, I suppose, on the extent to which he is per­ sonally involved. For Instance, 1 was affected very little be­ cause 1 rarely have occasion to shave a piece of sand­ paper. On the infrequent times when I do shave a piece of sandpaper, 1 generally use an electric raror. Thus I »m not concerned with the question of what lather works best. However, I can understand how people who shave sand­ paper regularly might feel they had been misled by the rommcrc'.al. It just goes to show that there a r r always at least two ways of looking ing at any given issue. Whatever the merits of the FTC * ruling, I would like to see it tested In some other cases, If for no other reason than to satisfy my own cur­ iosity. Take that toothpaste com ­ mercial wltere someone drives ■ golf ball at the announcer, who then Informs us that he Is protected by an “ invisible shield.” 1 hive long wondered w hi­ ther there really was an in­ visible shield between the an- Operation Paint Set For Orlando Operation Palette, a collec­ tion of paintings and drawings showing scenes from World War II, the Korean Conflict and a coverage of major peacetime naval operation!, will be on exhibit in the near future. The eihibit will be in Orlando from Feb. 11-17. Operation Palette will af­ ford the people the opportun­ ity of Joining with the more than 40 million people who have already seen the collec­ tion of combat and operation­ al paintings and drawing!. The complete collection is val­ ued at several million dollar*. The location of the exhibit will be announced at a later time. Class To Meet NOTICE 1 will net be responsible for any debts Incurred by anyen* ether than myself. THOMAS J. BRYANT The Dependable School Class o f the First Mtlhodiat Church will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday, at th* home o f Mrs. A. L. Skinner, 906 Magnolia Ave. UO ¥M T S TO (KIOUNWY U <nuw .r^ CUDAlKWYS tuvrs ■ v u s t t M C /« «C , MUt*C *SBOCTOOkt/ ft ■ FOUf IWftEMkUU.'f BU66 AINPRY? J^IOUVENTMV '*v —----- |/T TOMB.’ nN llrf : « > . iCAMMOTUCRAUDX TCUSTVOUID BtrJU'k YX'KPLF tpC TWO WEEKS WHILE MT60 TO FlOCtMt l— y ( iMSTAHT DOmi V 1 __ • m T /— — ■ . tY lila tcrn w a U I decree I t 'S •ecrsUty of stole llllenersl Rrsdlcy m io u th i 14 Needle u u I S U ra o ru iliia llO ler )T French mas 15 MissouriArksnu* ■Muntsiov 30 Hemoves Irvsn • Nbosheneaaa to CrrUm II Oko UU leShrey ipl ) 31 Pastry 1 Uilrtsiw SOWvksd SJ Before 41 lisrdeas r - f - ' T TT r - 'T~ rr t* rr 11 Asaxwom'iurms ave rich, t u «u»s THIS KCItlAWHT V A<® e a o - - r -C \ ' ^AUCTION. Ttwe TO M r AtY . MttOiAhCMC RtALY. tvui «JU Attn®, S M *1 M iT iir LAKEFRONT 4 room unfurn. ished on Lake Kathryn and 17-92 Fern Park. Lofgren. Office 201 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 3 BEDROOM unfurnished, fu rs , thru Kri. • 1 P. M. day kitchen equipped house. Cali before Insertion. Mon. • Sat. FA 2-0261. niton. EVERY DAY STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: We receive calls from peoT o e ., thru Frl. - J P. M. day pie who want to rent houses h<lor* Insertion. Mon. - Sat. and apartments, furnished noon and unfurnished. If you RESPONSIBILITY: have a place to rent and I'ht Herald will not be re* would care to avail your­ ■ponlble for more than one lnself of our services, ue (oiisct Insertion of your ad. would appreciate your list- T7t* Annml m»*ttn* of ir.sjtibors of Iho First F»-lsril n.vlncs sni Loan Association of Bsmtnols County will bs bsM at Iho raffles nf iho Asso­ rt.lion on TVsitnosU.y, Jan­ uary iTih. is*:, «t : pm. Ttns.rnonrt Ch.pm.n Berrst.ry ric T iT io r a a j .« . v A v r. NOTICE IS hereby *tv*n that' I am •neasvd In bualn»a* at JSJ7 So. Orlando Dr, Seminole Count)’, Florida, tindrr lb* flrtttloua nam* of. Tin It'S RESTAURANT and that 1 Intend to raslatar aald nanta with th* Clark of the Clrrult Court, SemtnnH Coun­ ts. Florida. In arroritanc* with th* proclalon* of tha Flctl11ona Nam* Statutaa, lo-wltt Paction lit.** Florida Statutaa 19S7. ale: It. K. MrCatttaiar Putdlah Jan. IS, 1*. IS. A Fab. », 1SS1. F H T tn o tn VSWK NOTICK Ttt hereby elatn that I am ansaead In hnalnaaa at l»S7 F. Lah* Avd„ Lonewood, hrmlnola County. Flor­ ida. undor tba flrtltloua nama of SEMINOLE HAMM, and that I Inland to raslatar aald nntna with lha Clark of th* Circuit Court, Hamlnola Coun­ ty. Florida. In accordanca with th* proatalana of tha Flctttloui Noma Statute*. to.wit: Kartlon SSt.at Florida Slalutaa t*S7. 81*: A. B. Tannar Ptibllah Dec 7S. IS, l* « l RUT « • # «>&kr. rest to Otar « * e t wtVf AMAO. * Jan. *. II. ! * « . la th* Tawrt a l Ah* rnwwty Jada*. Kriaitaal* County, FtarMa. l a Prwbat*. la rat Potato a l FDDAlt 17. BUltDETT. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Loat & Found 2. Notices • Personals 3. Education - Instruction t. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Kent 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wnnted to Kent 11. Rent Estate Wanted t2. Real Estate For Sale 13. M o r tg a g e L oa n s 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. Insurance Business Opportunity Female Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Help Wanted Situations Wanted Babysitters Beauty Salons Build • Paint • Repair Building Materials Electrical Services Plumbing Services Radio A Television Special Services Laundry Service Automobile Service Machinery • Tools Poultry - Livestock Flowers - Shrubs Articles For Belt Articles Wanted Automobiles - Trucks Boats - Motors Motorcycles - Scooters Trailers • Cabanas n t u b raw er it r o r w r o r THK S1VTH Jl n iriA L (1 1 r t r r . iv t v n fo k e r w i- W . First SI. REALTOR - INSUROR CONSULTANT—APPRAISER Ph. FA 2-4991 112 X . Park Moving toon to 1919 S. French Ave, 2 BEDROOM house, unfurn. ished. fenced back yard. FA 2-4967. FURNISHED apartment. J Urge room*. screened porch and garage. Phone FA 2-33T2. ONE OR TWO People to ahare a comfortable home. FA 2-0461. 2 ROOMS and bath, aicely furn. $40. Close-in, 407lv W. 1st. « CUSTOM BUILT Home oa Lake. Rent or Sale. Rea­ sonable. Call evenings, Ph. FA 2-1597. FOR SALE OR RENT: 2 bed. room house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-0363. U 12. Real Estate For Sale p r o p e r ly WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES Approximately 2Vk acres, with ISO ft. on river, V* mile off J. W. Hall, Realtor ‘•Cell Hall” FA 3-M41 25*4 So. French Ave. REDUCED P R I C E $6,500. $4,000 down balance $50 per month on two frame house* and 4 acres of land. Con­ tact Gridy Scott. FA 2-2625. S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6126 SAN LA NTA HOMES On Locust, North of East 20th St. S-Bedraoms, 2-Baths, ex­ cellent neighborhood. Pric­ ed from fllSOO. Low down payment, $64.50 per n o , principal k in'erest. 2-BEDROOM home, kitcbco v o i k ro u w T V . r u i a i o i . equipped, water furnished. ( I I 4 X K HY VO. 1ITT4 Ph. FA 2-4411. THK I I C 0 3 P FKDKTISL V A -N O T H IN G DOWN n .vviso* a l o a * A t t o e u TlOJt OF CLEVELAND, a UNFURNISHED bouse, 1601 Ph. FA 24310 or CR T-1921 f n l u l etst*s of Amerle* eorWashington Ate. Phone Nights GA 2-1581 nurstlan, wns_i.iia# FA 2-5302 after Jan. lit. Jack Demetree, Developer RENT A BED Rollaway, Hoipitel A Baby Beds By Day Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. F t 2-1161 116 W. 1st. St FARMER'S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 2465 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5221 After hour* FA 2-3012 *c FA 2-0261 «> ft CONVENIENT TO BASE: 3 bedroom, kitchen equipped, Registered Broken Urge living room, $110 per it ASSOCIATES m o , 105 E. Woodland Dr. 211 So. Park Ave. FA 2-5641 FA 2-7067. Lake Mary Branch FA 2-1290 ROOM furnished apt., • PINECItEST available Jan. 14th. $60 per mo. close-in, 1U E. 6th St. Large I bedroom 2 batk home. Has fenced backyard FA J-4IA5 or TA 24716. built-in electric stove ana 2 BEDROOM house on Old oven, large utility room Orlando Road, ideal for and other features. This li children, school bus stop, a large apatlous floor plan. shade trees, $60 mo., z $800 down. months advance rent, ph. f i i J-2257. SLEEPING Rooms, 605 Park Ave. Ki6*i»i(5 s r ( 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath, house, Sualand. FA 2-5537. FURNISHED bouse FA 2-7217 U IVnut 66 W*i(bt**f ( •We Trade” or publish use. is, m i l BEDROOM furnished apart, ment, riean and nice for couple. Call FA 2-3930. Stemper A gency (i, vtrsrrtvn I. li. lilt « FURNISHED cottage for rent by month. 17-92 at Five Points. FA 2-1467. Legal Notice a im * Ball-Blair Agency • Resret r“ asacc sai=4l2> 4 Farmer ueifrra trail 3 Tenon stroke « Dry 7 WalLi In sater sO*s 1 t-t*iiw*et i L’«:*4l-4 3 Bntidi sooUby I a He wtUif tied 34 Brush member • H " l :1 U , W " l - l l 4211*7 t-Xr f iM h i MAYFAIR—3 bedroom 1 bath Urge yard, S100. month. Call FA 2*4709, Defeated Ta All Caadltaro aad Paruaa Hat la* (Talma a* Damaada 2. Notices - Personals Aaalaot Said VUial»i Ton and **rh o f you ar* h .r r b y notified and required YES, you can borrow our to pr r.ant any claim* and deCarpet Shampooer FREE to manda which you. or tlther clean your carpets with at you. may haa* acalnal th* a , t a t , o f r.PflAR U. IICBBlue Lustre. CarroUT PKTT. dacaaaad, lata o f aaid Furniture. Cou nir. to lha County Judea o f Srmtnola County. Florida, at Ma offlsa la lha court 3 . E d u ca tion - In stru ction h o u .r o f aald County at nanford. Florid*, within alt cal- CHORD SYSTEM piano les­ andar montha from tha lima sons (know your key board) o f tba flrat puMIratlon o f thta nollca. Kseh claim or demand in 12 easy lessons. Age 13 aball ba In wrltln*. and abalt and up. FA 2-9061. atala tba nlara o f raaldanca and p<xt afflca addraaa a f tba Claimant, and aboil ba aatorn to by lha claimant, hla atant. or altornay, and any auch FURN. apt. 1300 Mellonville. claim or demand act a* filed ■hall ba void. SLEEPING ROOMS, The a / Marina D. Ilurdett Aa aiaoutrtl of lha Laat Gables, 401 Magnolia Ave. Wilt and Taaiamant of FA 2-0720. KIX1AR IT. BLRDKTT, dacaaaad WELAKA APARTMENTS: Pubtlan Dtc. 7L »». I*** * Sunday jaw. a. ta. i m ­ Rooms private baths, lit Governmental DOWN t Dr*U.st e tiCt.it> e 13 « or0 .1 S TV i (jrsaJn* UcCay nouncer and the golfer, or whether the golf ball actually hit the announcer on the bead and he just pretended not to notice it, I ha\c watched this com­ mercial several doien times and to me the announcer looked a bit glassyeyed dur­ ing the latter part of his sp cl. Or possibly my own eye* were becoming glared. At any rate, it is something that might interest the FTC. Another commercial I am curious about shows deodo­ rant being sprayed on the underarms of statues. I'd like to know whether the statues really have B.O. Finally, there is that de­ monstration of how rapidly a certain pain killer dissolves. I would be grateful if the FTC would let us know whether it is equally effective for those of us who don't have test tubes in our sto­ machs. >1■ ■ wiBB AVAILABLE Jan. 15th. 3 bed­ room house, li t hath, exceilent location, kitcoen furn.shed $110 per mo. Ph. FA 2-6546. Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2- 2426 is �t The More You Tell - The 12. Real Estate For Sale [ l^ R e n ^ E iU te For Sale 116. Female Help Wanted Oscur M. IlnrrUon BEDROOM. 1 bath, tile MIDDLE AGED woman for general work, some knowfloora, 2 utility rooms, kit­ iedte of sewing necessary. chen equipped, feneed in Downtown Cleaners back yard, near recreation area. Will Paint to auit. 41 LUZIEK COSMETICS MAN­ North 3rd St.. North Or­ AGER for North Brevard lando. FA 2-2291. area. Will train, commis­ sion plus bonus. Write or SUNSHINE REALTY call qualifications to P.O. Amy Anderson Box 2006, Orlando, Fla. or Reg. Real Estate Broker GA 3-3636. 2619 So. French Ave. COUNTER Girl for Dry Day FA 2-7493 Night FA 2-4611 Cleaners, sewing exper­ ience. Call FA 2-8232. HIGHLAND P A R K - 2 bed­ room. frame, convenient to 17. Male Help Wanted schools and shopping. Hard­ wood floors, apace beater, WANTED: Saxophone player foe small Combe. NO 6-3146 blinds and kitchen equip­ ped. Financing available. Priced below market. See at 19. Situations Wanted 2104 Cordova Dr. or Phono DAYS work wanted. FA 2-4039 FA 2-4179. CARE for invalid. FA 2-27$:’ 3 Registered Broker 1311 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-M3T HOMES LOTS ACREAGE SALES RENTALS Helmly Realty US W. 13th Street FA 3*7605 Evening* FA 2-2379 A FABULOUS buy. 4 bed­ room maionry home, stone fireplace, open beam con­ struction, 2 tile hatha, loo x 600 feet on beautiful Lake Markham. Must see to ap­ preciate. FA 2-3376. Jim Hunt Realty £324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Office FA 2-21 IS Nights FA 2-0646 MAYFAIR 4 Lake Lota, with larga oak We are proud to offer this treea, on Lake Onoro, (5,000 truly beautiful 4 bedroom Name Your Terms. home. A fine location with quality construction. Kitch­ en equipped, Including Rag. Real Estate Broker built-in oven, stove and FA 3-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha dishwasher. This is a larga floor plan. Central heating, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, double carporte an<J many Realtor extras. Can be purchased Raymopd Lindquist, Aoioe. on favorable terms or re­ FA 3-3*51 Atlantic Bask Bldg. financed to suit purchaser. $28,000. ROSA L. PAYTON RAVENNA PARK Quicker d'tr franforh ijrrilh SW EETIE PIE You Sell! Fri. Jnn. 12. '62— Pugo !> , 33. Furniture By Nadine Seltzer New and Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 3-5622 FURNITURE Must sell at once—3 complete roonia of furniture. Take over monthly payments of $1166 or $200 rash. Call owner collect TE 1-1511 Casselberry. II. Baaatsr CUT ’N CURL -HEY— NO FAIR!” 26. R a d io A T eievialon $500 down for this beautilul Hair Stylist T.V. Service within the hour. 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 3-0(34 3 bedroom, lto bath home. Service calli $2.00 Sunshine L a n than 10 minutes from T.V. (The Working roan'a HARRIETTS 111 N. Park Ave. FA 3-3420 downtown Sanford and the friend). FA 2-9792. BEAUTY NOOK shopping areas. Kitchen Professional Care — Modern equipped and other fea­ LOVELY 3 bedroom, 2 bath Equipment 27. Special Services home, large yard, citrus tures Ph. FA 1-6741 tree* and shrubs. Conven­ 105 So. Oak ient to schools, shopping and NAS. Ne down pay­ ment Immediate occupancy. 1311 Palmetto FA 3-6627 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Naval officer being trans­ Beauty Salon ferred. FA 2-4845. Walker Building Sava Up To 1110 Oak FA 9-7664 WILL SELL equity tn house 36'. or trade for house trailer On Auto Ph. FA 2-1491. 22. Build • Paint • Repair Specialising In Heating InHurnnct Age* 16 - 60 and Air-Conditioning Only ROOM S P E C I A L $14 95. IDEAL LAKEFRONT resi-' All Lines 2302 Oak Ave. FA 2 8321 Painting inside and out. dential lot— 170 feet lakeWrittew Call - C. O. TODD Call Mr. Talker, FA 2-eiie. front by 400 feet. Priced to HEATING FA 2-6566 sell. FA 2-3076 or FA 3-7118 H. B. POPE CO. INC. SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter far ALL your Insurance 2465 S. Park - Sanford Repairs. Alterations, Painting 300 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4t>4 Next To Thriftway Phone FA 1-7983 “ W e T rad e" DO YOU NEED EXPERT ■ 1 ATIONWIDE LITERARY HELP? . . . 9 Mutual Insurance 'C S ? ' Ca. It Pays an application letter that REALTOR — INSUROR Home Office: Columbus, O. will "get the jo h "; club To Uaa CONSULTANT-APPRAISER paper; after dinner apecch; Ph. FA 2-4991 l i t N. Park high school or college theme Ilia HERALD Moving toon to 1919 S. French or essay on all but acientiAve. Waat Adaflc subjects. Low rates. Ph. FA 2-4033, evenings. COLORED, 3 lots close-io. $1500, easy terms. Phone 23. Building Materials SEWING MACHINE SER­ TE 8-1U92 or 750 Seminole VICE: For service on any LMN ENTERPRISES INC. LUMBER HARDWARE Hlvd. Casselberry. Fla. make of Sewing machine. PAINT 3 . BEDROOMS M rtt and accessories or ONLY 1500.00 DOWN for cam- Hoofing FHA Loam Plana IV. BATHS Rental* call or write to pletely furnished, 2 bedroom FREE ESTIMATES Low Down Payment Sanford Sawing Center, 104 house. Automatic washer, Your Credit I* Good. Up to No Closing Costs South Park A~*. FA 2-9411. fenced yard, patio. ]05 Gar­ I Yra. lo Pay A* Low SC4 Par rison Dr. B. EDWARDS As “ Month WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, BUILDERS SUPPLIES Principal - In*. • Ini. - Tn.aa PARK RIDGE 3 bedroom, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS We Give TV Stampe 149 bath, air conditioned, cen­ 98.500 To 99.300 All Types and Slsea era W. 3rd Bt. Ph. FA 9-7608 tral heat, 3 patios, corner FHA & Conv. Financing We Repair and Service lot 3750 Down. FA 3-6465. S T I N E 24. Electrlc.il Services DIRECTIONS: 10 Minutes Machinery and Supply Co. from Banford, Bo. on Hwy. SUNLAND: 3 bedroom, many FRIGIDAIRE 17-92. turn right at our 107 W. 2nd St. TA 2-6432 extra*, low down payment. Sale* k Service sign. FA 2-8097. House Wiring. Free Estimates FRIGIDAIKE Sid Vihlen'a Randall Electric SUNLAND S ile i k Service Ph. FA 2-0915 This Is a’ modified home with 112 Magnolia G. 11. HIGH a large separate dining Oviedo, FIs. FU t-3313 Days room. The living room has 25. Plumbing Nervlc Evealnga Sanford FA 3-3383 a full wall fireplace and PLUMBING livlbility. 3 bedrooms and Contracting k Repair* Plano Tuning — Repairing apace for a large family. Free Estimate! W. L. HARMON Kitchen equipment optional. R. L. HARVEY Pb. FA 3-4223 With | 34160 down payment 304 SanlPfd Ave. FA 13383 LMN Enterprises, Inc. the monthly payments the • Country Cluh Road (20th W. J. KING monthly pay ments are only Bt. fixtrnxlon) 2 Mile* PLUMBING A SUPPLIES $60 per month, includes Wml Of llwy. 17-92 Neat • Contracting • Repair Work taxes and insurance. To Mayfair Country Club 3534 So. Park Dr. • 2 • B e d ro o m t PRooa 311-04*1 • 1 * 4 Bathn Saratoga; Auto. Trans., • Central Alr-l'ond. k Brake*, Steering, A Ir 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Cend., Double Kaglr WhileHeating wall*. 13. Mortgage Lnana Plumbing & Healing FHA Monthly Payments — AIR CONDITIONING MORTGAGE LOANS CONTRACT and REPAIR FHA and Conventional WORK No Cloklng Coal Commercial & Reildential 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 3-0542 VA k Cone. Financing STEP IN PANEL Atallablr Stenstrom Realty Dawn's Income Tax Service Oscar M. Harrison Southern Air Stempcr A gency L ONGDALE HOMES 27. Special Services Septic tanka pumped • drain field* inatalled. 24 hour aer. vice. Termt. FA 2-»469 20. Automobile Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Dodge - Chrysler TRADE-INS Stenitrom Realty — 58 CHRYSLER Wall $1295 $66 to $74 60 RENAULT Stenstrom Realty C lif f B orn em a n . B roker TErroce 8-4199 Open 10:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. i l l N. Park Ave. FA 2-2430 LAUNDRY PRF.SSERS, ap. ply in per«on., Seminole County Laundry. $1095 VA FINANCING Down Payment A Clewing l o*l 58 LINCOLN Capri, $1595 $156 (flcW S M /L C t Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low As $350 Down I-Bedroom*—2 lialhi 3 Bedrooms—2 Baths J. Bedrooms— H i Bath* 3-Bedronm*— I Balh Wide variety exterior design* and flour plan* YA Financing on Humea up lo SI5.000 FHA— Conventional & In-Hen ire Financing DIRECTIONS: Tarn W. on ieth Bt. Follow Country Cluh lid. k Watch for our alga*. Muathy Payment* aa luw aa 168 incl. fate* and Insurance Fully Equipped, With Air. 57 PLYMOUTH NEW HUMEH In Beautiful — Savoy 2-Door. Auto. Tran*-, V-9 Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 $495 3 • BEDROOMS I - IVb • 2 BATHS k Conventions] FHA Leona Drive 17-92 to Bunland Rotate* (2 ml. B. o f Sanford). Bale* office l*t house Inside entrence. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS. INC FA 3-6074 JIM HUNT . FA 2-2118 MANY USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM 16 DODGE « Cyl. 63 DODGE V-6 S3 rilRYH I.ER Windsor 6 Cyl. (3 ) 35 FOKD V.K 34. A rticles F or 819 E. First Hi. i'll. FA 2-0611 S a le WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, eanei. walkers. FREE DELIVERY Prescription* our Specialty FAUST S Rx MeHonvtUe Ph. FA 2-7107 MAKE 1962 A MUSICAL 1951 OLDS “ 88“ one owner, radio and heater. $225 601 YEAR with a musical In­ Palmetto after 6 p. m. strument from BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP. 2004 Cedar .'<7. Boat* • Motor* Ave. Specialising in • SALKS # R E P A I R S • RENTALS • MUSICAL Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer ACCESSORIES. Refora you Robson Sporting Good* buy, give us a try. Phone 304-6-8 E. tit. Ph. FA 2-5961 FA 2-0733. RECONDITIONED GE Auto^ rnatic waaher $65. Term* if dealred. Call George FA 2-2821. GIRLS 20 tn. bicycle. Plume FA 2-4684. 16 FT. Fibcrglas* boat, elec­ tric atarter. motor and Iradcr. FA 2-7337. 39. Trailer* • Cabana* HO US ETH AILER 35 Ft. 2 bedroom*, modem, ltka new, muit sacrifice. DeWitt a Trailer Park, 3515 Orlando Dr. 32. Flowern • Shrub* Sale) Potnsettiaa In bloom 96c GRAPF.VILLE NURSERY Grapeville Ave. near 20th St. PANSIES A PETUNIAS now ready. Dutch Mill Nursery. New Upaila Rd. off 20th SI. 33. Furniture Used furniture, appliances, tool*, etc. Bought . Sold. Larry'* Mart 218 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-4133. * Sell Ua Yuur Furniture. Quick Service with The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. f CARLAND 800 FRENCH AVE. Are You a Little Hesitant About Replacing Your Present Car? WIIKTHKIt YOU ARK THINKING ABOUT A NKW CAR Olt A GOOD HKC0NDIT10NKD USED CAIt. MAY WE OFFER YOU A SPECIAL INVITATION TO SHOP WITH UBT OUK NEW CAIt STOCK 18 WELL ROUNDED NOW. OUR USED CAIt STOCK IS CHOICE. ALL OUK LATE MODKI, USED CARS AUK SOLD UNDER WHITTEN GUARANTEE, ANI) BANK FINANCING IB AVAILABLE. Barkley Blur Chief Vlatu. Factory air conditioning, Power Steering, Power Brake*. Ilydrnmatlc, Radio, and Heater, with pcrfecl finish and White Well Tire*. Thl* car •» Immaculate. Our Speciality 17-93 • Heart o f Maitland PH. Ml 4-5307 Here are • few of our uar*d car listings 1961 PONTIAC 1961 RAMBLER 4 Door Station Wagon w|lh Standard Traiutmlnnion for the economy minded. 1960 PONTIAC Catalina I Door Sednn. Automatic Tritn*ml**lon. N O TIC E 1960 CH EVROLET BA 4 Door Sedan with Standard Tmn*ml*alon. JA N U A R Y C LEA R A N C E S A LE H O LLER S o /S A N FO R D 2 UNTIL VALENTINE DAY 41 OI.DH F 4 I 4 Door 60 CIIKV. Imp*I* 4 Door Hardtop _ — . 60 CORYA1R < Door A u to m a tic--------60 CORVAIK 2 Door .................. - ........... 59 CADILLAC 4 Door, Air fon d. --------36 CIIKV. Station Wagon V-6 Auto. . 3a FOKD 2 Door, F-3UU, Overdrive 66 LINCOLN 4 l>««r. Air lo a d .............. 61 CIIEV. 4 Door. Economy 6 ................... 38 RAM 111.Kit 4 Door -------------87 CIIKV. 210, 2 Door, V-». Aulo ........... 56 CIIKV. 4 Door. Krunumy 6 16 CIIHYSLKIt Station Wagon, Auto. --------(6 RAMBLER. 6 Cyl, 4 Door ................................ 67 CADILLAC Convertible 35 CIIKV. 4 Door V-8. Aulo --------—---53 OLDS 86. 4 Door, Aulo. ....... ..... 53 FORD Station Wagon 63 NASH Amba**ailor 4 Door ...... ........ . 54 MERCURY Coup* «33 C . ,A l ill l . l ii 4 Door. Air Cond.......... ‘ 18 FORD 2 Door, V-8. Automatic ----84 ItAMill.Kit, Super Auto. ............ 38 PONTIAC 4 Door. Auto. _ 37 CIIKV. 2 Ton Cba*aia and C a b ...... 81 CIIKV. Ton FiecUid* Pickup . 1993 1993 1893 1393 2993 1293 693 1693 993 791 793 395 693 493 1295 393 693 393 695 896 696 293 393 393 1193 1693 YES 2 1956 CADILLACS 2 Door Hard Top. One with Air Conditioning. Take your pick o f theae two beautlee at only *99500 NO PAYMENTS with power lo please. WHY PAY MORE and grt Iras . . . You ran own a luxurloua fully .•quipped and air condition H GALAXIE SO* foe lata than you'd pay for many of III* "atripped down" mudrls In thr medium prlcr field. 0 Y r t w r * MKNpppar j 62 Galaxie 500 f t o m h a r l a n d ’s ) A Import* & Sport* Car* enduring elegance STARS ★ INTAKE manifold. I two-bar­ rel carhurctora, fuel block, for '58 or '59 Ford 3fll en­ gine. Phone Mr. Glalow. FA 2-3611 or FA 3-6473 af­ ter 6:00 p. m. A. W. Barkley Uaed Caro, Inc. FORD In The Showroom Under The FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bot­ 31. Poultry • Livestock tom rail with plastic end*. Plastic or rayor tape*. Cot­ PUPPIES - hair Airedale, 2 ton or nylon cords. month* old, $5.00. Call Sat. or Sun. only. Walts Fern­ Senknrik Glam and Paint ery, on lake at Lyman Co. School, Ixmgwood. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4«22 motor and trallar 3325. 117 Shannon Dr. FA 1-1121. BY Sanford’s ★ ic* Finest Cars + Ph. FA 2-4622 CHAMPION Miniature AKC GOOD Range (65. Formal like Black Poodle Puppies and new to price. 1503 Elliott. Mother. Show dog Slock. FA 2-7741. WE BUY Uaed furniture. Ph. FA 2-3175. TWO Good Brood tows and 4 pigs. FA 2-5252. 12 FT. BOAT, 10 hp. Mercury Galaxie I960 BUICK Klectra Hardtop, power ateertng, p o w e r brakes, completely equip­ ped. Osteen, Fla. acrusa the street from Post Office. Fireplace wood, all length!, Oak and lighter wood. De­ livered. Phone FA 2-6818, if no answer FA 2-5909. Windnhleld Hnck Gians CIRCULATING HEATER. LP '58 GE Refrigerator, 10 ft., like new, guaranteed. $150. gas, for 2-bedroom home. Door Glass Ycnl Glass Term* if desired. FA 2-2821 Reasonable. 1216 Randolph SERVICE ask for George, St. or Phone FA 2-3296. Senkarik Gians end Paint Co. 210 Magnolia FA 2 - 2 6 1 1 136. A u tom ob ile* - T ru ck * WOOD WE DO APOLOGIZE FOR NOT HAVING A FULL STOCK OF NEW CARS TO SHOW UP TO TUB PRESENT TIME. OUK HALEB OF NEW CAItB IN ALL OF OUR LINKS HAH BEEN GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY FROM THE FACTORIES. UK|.lVERIER HAVE BEEN COMING IN BETTER IN 1 HE PAST WEEK. AND OUK SELECTION IB MUCH LARGER. NOW w k HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF 1962 PONTIAC8, IIUICKB, AND RAMBLERS. OPEN FRIDAY N ITE ’T I L 9:00 4-door sedan, tutona white and vlklnr blue, vinyl trim, 338 V-8 cnglno, Cruiaomatie. 800 a 14 whlttwalla, power brakes, power atrer Ing, nlr conditioning, ra­ dio, heater, tinted glaoa, 3•peed wiper* and waahera, wheel rovere, back -u p ligbta, torn aigaala, oil fil­ ter, *lectrie deck, padded daah. *388090 '- ■ - f r f S K f f i n i ■' ■ •‘ Mt i ;»•"I 62 GALAXIE 4-doer V-8, 352 engine, t'ruleoraatic, NO x 14 whlttwalla, power atreriag, power brake*, radio, tinted windshield, I apeod wjpera and waahern, wheel cover*, padded daah, aafaty belts, turn algnala, electrW clock, oil filter, back-up ligkte, corlnthlan whlto finish. *348665 52 FORD Country Sedan 6 pLeeenier station wagoa, 4 door, whlto over *llv*r .no**, Fordomatle, 800 x 14 whitewall tire*, electric window toll gate, >93 V-8 cagino, power deeping, wheel covers, padded daah, all vinyl Interior, oil filter, turn klgnala. *346025 FORD Bonus Feature! Three car* feature all the (eatraa) a* standard equip­ ment . . . AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU I 1. Relf Adjuallng Brakee. 2. 3 Yr. l'ermaaeat Cools it J. 30.000 ML Lubrication. A LL DAY SATURDAY REMEMBER — WHATEVER YOUR CAR NEED — YOU NEED TO SEE — H * BI LL • I I EMPHI I I M O T O R S SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS Dial ROLLAWAY, Hospital and FRESH CREAMY Baby Beds, Day. Week, or PRE-MIXED CONCRETE Month Miracle Concrete Co. FUHNITURE CENTER 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3751 lioo French Ave. P1HLCO refrigerator a n d Ph. FA 2-7953 household goods, good con­ dition. 101 Highland Dr., 34. Article* For Halt Earn Park. FURNITURE Navy man transferred; brand USED Upholstered chair, rea­ new; take over fur balance sonable. 207 Lakcview Ave. Sanford. on 3 complete room*; no down payment n e ce m ry ; payment* low as $tl per USED 21 TN. TV guaranteed, terms to auit. Call George month. Call owner collect, FA 2-2821. TE 8-1511, Casselberry. TErrace 8-3911 TEE V GREEN ESTATES Hire! KIRBY Vacuum will: attach­ 1937 FORD Country Club, • passenger, station wagon, ments, Console sewing ma­ Radio and heater. Private Upholstering. All W o r k chine. Buffet. Chest of $623 FA 2-3206 Guaranteed. Call Nix Bed­ drawers Bsrgains. 156 ding Mfg. Co.. FA 2-2117, Country Club Circle. '53 FORD, 2 door, hard top, 1301 Sanford Ave. extra nice. FA 2-3781. WILSON - MA1ER BABY SITTING, house cleaning. 709 Cypress Ave. Ph. FA 2-0539. Stenstrom Realty SSiS^ • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE T O P VALUE STAMPS DAYS WORK TA 1-1391. Beauty Shop Formerly Katherine Harvey Open By Appointment—Thurs. k Fri. Eveniagi Pat Stewart 4 Lillian Corden Rent! 4. 30,000 >111* Wheel Bear­ ing Packing. 3. 30,000 Fusl Filler Re­ placement. 6. 13,000 Factory Extea(led Warranty. STRICKLAND MORRISON INCORPORATED 30b E. 1 'in l Si. 219 E. 2nd BT. 2505 Park Ave. SANFORD HANFOHI) FA 2-0711 FA 2-OHfll YOUR LOCAL PONTIAC, BUICK, RAMBLER DEALER SOI W. let ST. Phone FA 2-0231 PA 3-1431 Winter Park MI 4-8916 I l — �■ t o w J ib |"u..1 PETE SPORTING LEVEQUE H K *A U )90 *T JC E M E ■ B M H W i Capacity crowds aro already predicted for the Seminole High gymnasium on Jan. 20 when the Senior High faculty meets the Junior High faculty in a March of Dimes benefit game at 7:80. The Junior High faculty has already spent several afternoons in practice for the big event. Players are Ralph Mays. Dan Pelham, Owen McCarron, Ted Barker, Hugh Carlton, Tod Hunt, and Ed Buckner. Seminole senior high players for the big faculty clash Include Tom Richey, Carlton Hen­ ley, Jim Martin, Ira Hindman, Don Reynolds, John Colbert, Jim Pigott, and (we hope) Jim McCoy. Admission will be 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. • • • • The siic of the new Oviedo High football field will be In tho shape of a square— 600 feet by 600 feet. Expenses for lighting the field will be cut down by providing lights only on one sido of the field and utilizing individual switches so that not all the lights need be on at one time. • • • • Happened to be out at Seminole High School Thursday and saw Sanford's star quarterback on tho 1038 Celery Fed team shooting a few bas­ kets In the gym. One of the more nthlotlcnllyminded Sanford physiclnns, Dr. John Morgan frequently spends afternoons o ff from the office watching the boys practice and, occasionally, dropping a few in himself. With so many of the City Recreation teams dropping out because o f the fees, maybe Sanford could use a team made up of doctors. Anyway, if one did start, you could lay odds that Dr. Mor­ gan would make first string. • • • • With City Recreation Basketball for the Men's League well under way with Wednesday's openers, Sanford’s Jimmy Gracey once again re­ turns to the sports spotlight. Gracey scored 27 points to take top scorer honors for the night. Gracey was the top-dog for the Wilson* Maler team as they won over Perfection Darios 60-48. In the second game, the Florida State Bank players whipped the VAH-7 team 61-43, • • • • Rumor has it thnt Seminole High Coach Jim McCoy might not be in tho lineup for the San­ ford Faculty game next week. Can't imagine why though, because we hear thnt Coach McCoy was a top-notch eager a few years batik . . . Go ahead and play Coach. Remember, it's for a good cause. • • • • New gym bleachers at Somlnole High School were installed at a cost to the County of |7,587 reported Supt. o f Schools R. T. Milwee. The new bleachers aro in two-section units o f 20 and eight feet in length, providing a total seating capncity o f 1620. The Oviedo High gym has also had new gym bleachers Installed by tho County. Work on the installation should be completed this week with a finishing coat o f varnish. The Oviedo bleachers are the permanent type nnd work was done by county workers. Second Game: 1 Fillpino-Eioni, 2 IbarrctaJuanchu, t Anaeabe-Abaaolo, 4 Estrada-Davalos, 8 BiasZarra, 8 Tejero-Egana. Substi­ tute: Furquet-Pradera. Third Game: l Elorrl, 2 Furquet, 3, Fili­ pino, 4 Pradara, I Abaaolo, 8 Trjero, T Bias. Substitute: Estrada. Fourth Game: 1 Egana. 2 Bilbao, 8 Manuel, 4 Isaac, 8 Erhanls, 8 Onste, 7 Urlo. Substitute Zubi. Fifth Game: 1 Arrona-Zubl, t AldasEchanix, 3 Areitio-Manuel, 4 Aatlga • Irlarte, 6 Badloia • Zabala, 8 Onate • Egana, 4 tuta: Unla-Sarml. Sixth Game: 1 Bilbao-Sarml, 2 A ironsZabala, 8 Ornata-Egana, 4 Uiia-Ltata, 8 IbarreU-lriarta, 8 Anacabe-Zubl. Substitute: Aetiga-leaar. Beveuth Game: 1 Eatrada-Sarmi, 8 Ibarreta-Zabala, £ Bllbao-Llata, 4 Anaraba • Egana, 6 Onate • Zarra, • Uria-Fradera, 7 BlaaManuel. Eighth Game: 1 Arrona, 8 Aldas, 8 Badloia, 4 Gaati, » Araltio, 6 As tie, 7 Begas. Substitute: Irlarte. Ninth Gmiis: 1 Aldas-Manual, 8 ArronaIaaac, 8 Areitlo-Echanis, 4 Gaatl-Zubl, • Badlola-Iriarta, 0 Aatla-Sagas. Substituta: Onata-l.lala. Tant). Game: 1 Furquat-Kubata, 2 FilipinoIJata, 3 Ulaa - Pradera, 4 Anacabe-Juanrhu, 3 Usenet*. Elorrl, 8 Estrada • Davaloa. Substitute: Tcjero-Zarra, Eleventh Game: 1 Bilbao-Zubl, 8 AidesSarmi, 8 Uria-Echanix, 4 Astlga-Llata, 8 Oaata-Sagaa, 8 Gaati-Manuel, 7 Areitio-Icaac, 7 Bedlula-Irierte. Substitute; .Arrou*-Zabala. First Game—Doubles 8 Pie. Blas-Zarra 10.40 7.00 3.80 Telcro-Juanchu 7.00 7.40 Furquet-Pradera 7-40 Qulnlela (1-3) Paid 119.60 Pcrfecta (1-3) Paid $36.00 Second Game— Doubles Blas-Davalos 10.40 3.00 5.40 Tclero-Egana 3.00 3.G0 Flllplno-Abasolo 3.40 Qulnlela (1-3) Paid 818 20 Pcrfecta (1-3) Paid 167.40 ThirdGame—Singles 8 Pla. Bias 7.60 7.40 7.60 Pradera 4 20 4.80 Abasolo 13.20 Qulnlela (4-3) Paid 832.60 Fourth Game—Singles • Pts,' Uria 7.40 4.80 3.60 Anacaba 18.80 3.40 Sarmi 2.60 Qulnlela (1-3) Paid 842.40 Pcrfecta (T-l) Paid <147.60 Fifth Game—Doubles 8 Pta., BadloiaEchanix 13.00 3 20 4.40 Aitlgx-Sigxi 3.20 3.00 Aldxi-Uxae 3.20 Qulnlela (2-8) Paid 818.00 Farfrcta (2-6) Paid 838.60 Sixth Game—Doublea 8 Pta. Anxrabe-Iiaac 9.40 2.80 3.00 Uria-Manucl 2 60 3.20 WrritB P *g» 10—M - 12. *62 Seminoles Play S0KC Tri-City Match Set Tonight Oviedo Plays Lyman Tonight Top Pro Gridders Winter Park On Road Tonight In Homecoming Set For Bowl Sunday Coich Hud Layer's Semi­ noles lake their (5-2) record for the season up against Coach Bob Macllardjr's wild and wool* Winter Park Wild­ cats tonight at S p m. as the Seminoles make tba trip oyer to Winter Park for what is expected to be one of the rougher Orange Belt Confer­ ence battles of the season for the Sanford players. Before the rash outbreak of flu In Sanford and other Sem­ inole County schools, the Seminoles had a decided edge on the Winter Park team. Weakened to an undetermined degree by illness, perform­ ance of the Sanford team Is expected to be below par. Be­ cause of this, tonight's cage activity could turn out to be anybody’s ball game. ileading for their eighth game of the aeason, the Sem­ inoles have had bad luck with two losses, both in conference competiticn. If tonight's game should go Into Sanford's win­ ning column, the Seminoles would come out with a con­ ference record of (2-2). Last year the Wildcats had The two greyhounds rcpre-l senting the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club wUl have the ad­ vantage of breaking from inside boxes In the Tri-City match race which ia the tenth event on an 11-race program at the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club tonight. Oswald Bros.' Inaugural winner. O.U.'a D.D.T.. will leave from the one bole while P. C. It E. J. Alderson s Tuffy O'Leary has drawn the two box. As for the Invading stars Doc Jim from Jacksonville has the four box, Hunsa from Tampa the five box. Velvet Sla from Jacksonville the seven box add Tampa's pride, Big Spread, the eight box. It Is a six-dog race and the Ratelle Farmed Brito Gets Help VAH-7 Wives Pace Navy Loop To Revise Slate Still In 1st Covington Signs Onate-LlaU 3.80 Qulniala (2-4) Paid 811.40 Perfect! (2-4) Paid 828.40 Seventh Game—Doubles 8 Pte Onate-Zabala 26.80 4.60 5.00 Ibarrela-Llata 0.00 4.20 Urla-Juanchu *.00 Qulnlela (2-3) Paid 339.40 Perfecta (3-2) Paid $37.40 Kiahth Game—Slnalea • Pta. Ar'tio 12.80 9.40 3.80 Irlarte IS 00 3.00 A itoob 8.00 Qulnlela (6-7) Paid $40.40 Pcrfecta (6-7) Paid 1112.30 Ninth Game—Doublet 8 Pta Astiga-lrarte 6.80 2.80 3 00 Gaall-Ecbanlf 3.20 4.80 Badlola-Manuel 4.20 Qulnlela (1-3) Paid 839.40 Pcrfecta (3-3) Paid $71.80 Tenth Game—Doublra 8 Pla. FlllpIno.Pradcra 3.60 3 40 3.40 Tekro-Llata 4 80 3.30 Furquct-Elorrl 1.80 Quinieta (3-4) Paid 833 60 Perfecta (3-4) Paid 830.00 11th Game—Doubles 7 PU Arettlo-Sagia 13.30 3.40 3.00 Aldas-Zubl 4.00 0.40 Gastl-Manuel 3.00 Quinicla (3-8) Paid 838.40 Pcrfecta (8-3) Paid 8137.20 first time in track history that three cities have been repre sented locally in a single con test. The race tonight is the second m a series of three. The first Tri-City match was held at Tampa last Saturday when Velvet Sis, Big Spread and Doc Jim finished in that order. Velvet Sis goes to the post tonight as an 8 to 3 favorite oa Lie morning line. She Is the 1861 nalionil champion and last year won two of the country'! richest purse*. Schooling here Wednesday night sha turned In the fast­ est clocking, a sitzllng 31.23 seconds. Velvet Sta’a running mate, Doc Jim won the recent Jacksonville Inaugural. Both Big Spread and Hunsa have been starring at Tampa and have very similar records. In 20 starts Big Spread was a qulnlela factor 12 Umes, six limes with wins. In 23 starts Hunsa has also been > qulnlela factor 13 times, six times with wins. As for the two S.O.K.C. greyhounds, both Tuffy O '­ Leary and O. B.’s D.D.T. have had six Grade A starts and each ha* triumphed three times. Tuffy also placed once. KESULTS li t Race 3/16 Mile Time 32.11 ApDhtA... NEW YORK (U PI)—Rookie center Jean Ratelle, who scored four goals and assisted on eight others for the New York Rangers this season, has been sent down to Kitchener in Canada's Eastern Profess­ an overall cage record of (13- ional Hockey League. e e e 14) and In the conference, a record of (ft-9). Top man in experience for Winter Park PHILADELPHIA (UPI) ia Gary Houmea, a six-foot- Gene Brito, the partially para­ one senior who has lettered lysed former National Foot­ the past two years. ball League star, baa been voted a $400 playoff share by (ha Philadelphia Eaglet from money they received for play­ ing in Ihe runnerup bowl game with Ihe Detroit Lions in MiIn the Holler Motor Navy im l last Saturday. Wives League this week, s e e VAH-T Enlisted Men's Wives are In first place, with the 10.ND0N (U P I)-T h a Euro­ Navy wives Club number 211 pean Ire Hockey Federation In second place position. High game of 20B was roll- will draw up a revised sched­ by Dorothy Holbrook. Betty ule at Ita Jan. 34 meeting In Allen rolled a 188-317 series. Geneva to accommodate Yu­ Verna Volton rolled a 173- goslavia, which Thursday be­ came the 19th country to en­ 488 aeries. ter the 1062 world champion­ ships at Colorado Springs, Colo. Sanford Herald remain! In • • • first place In the T League ll:la week with the standings PHILADELPHIA (UPI) unchanged. Wicboldt's Cam­ era Shop is In second place The Philadelphia Phillies to­ with Sinko's Tavern in third day announced the signing of place. Fourth place la Karn’s outfielder Wes Covington, who Insurance. Thriftway la In played for four major league fifth place with Nationwide teams last season. Covington started the 1961 campaign Insurance In sixth. with Milwaukee, then played with the Chicago Whlta Sox and Kansas City before Join­ ing the Phils. • • • Jai - Alai Entries............... Results Orlando • Seminole Jal-Alal entries for Friday, Januaty !2i First Game: 1 Elas-Elorrt, > FilipinoDavalos, 8 Tejero-Pradera, 4 Estrada-Juanchu, ■ IbarrettaZarra, 8 Furquet • Abaaolo. Bubtltute: Bllbao-Egana. Banforli W P S Blotched 4.40 3 60 Flberglas 4 20 Mickey K. Quin (1-3) 24.20 2nd Race 3/8 Mile Time 9th Race 3/16 Mile Time 31.70 W P S Mac Tray 4 20 3.60 8.00 O.B.'a Deacon 14.00 7.60 Old Darky 19.00 Quin. (7-8) 40.40 loth Rare 3/8 $llle Time 41.45 W P S Inca Chief 10.20 3.20 3.80 Easter Token 4.00 3.00 Resistant 3.40 Quin. (2-4) 23.80 Stemper Holds 1st Place Lead Stamper Agency remained in the number one position in the Sandspur League this week after losing three and winning one game from Robson Sporting Goods. Rob­ son remains in fifth place with Lil Ogden rolling the high aeries with a 474. Faye Underwood rolled a 180-444 series for Stemper Agency. Jet Inn coped three games from Welsh Tire Shop to re­ main in the fourth place posi­ tion. Welsh Tire Shop took one game to remain In se­ cond position. High scries rolled for Jet Inn was a 477 by Alice Anderson and a 417 by Peggy Stewart. Two Teams Tie For 1st In Loop 3 00 In the Midget Food-Mart 1 20 4 40 Country Club Manor I-eague this week, The Corals and 41.32 Foodmarkettes tied for first W P S place with both teams having Slim McLain 14.40 7.40 4.40 Light Doty 7.80 7.40 a record of 41l4 wins and Rapid Doe 3.60 22*4 losses. Quin. (2-7 ) 82 60 Following in second place Dally Double (3-7) 3980 are Sugar and Spice with 3d Race 3/18Mile Time 22.38 their record of 3414 wins and 99 P 8 29H losses. I'll Bet 11.80 4.60 3.00 Mary Jane Gorton, a sub­ Candy Darling 8.60 2.60 Proud Essie 6.80 stitute In the league, rolled Quin. (8-8) 26.20 (he high game with a 222 4th Race l / l l Mile Time 22.17 and high aeries of 337. W P * June Russell 1.60 3.60 4.00 O. B.'a Jerry 4.00 2.00 Par Four 7.40 Quin. (2-7) 16.40 6th Race 8/16 Mile Tima 82.12 99 P 8 Foxy Rifle 5.80 5.00 2.20 O.B.'a Mortgage 3.00 2.80 Uncle Leslie 4.00 Quin. (1-6) 18.00 6th Race S/16 MUe Time 31.81 Coach Paul Mikler'a Oviedo LOS ANGELES (U P D -T w o Brocklin of the Minnesota Lions play Homecoming hosts football squads with the Vikings say — in violation of to Walt Drums' Lyman Grey­ world'! be»t playen—accord­ tradition — they've got easy hounds tonight at 8 p.m. In ing to their coache* — cfesh Jobs because of their mater, the Oviedo gymnasium for a Sunday In the 12th annual Pro la). Bowl at Memorial Collaeum. battle between the two Sem­ There Is a special incentive Both East coach Allle Sher­ inole County teams that sees man of the New York Giant* for the players to win—each the visiting Greyhounds as and West coach Norm Vin member of the winning squad gets 8800 which ia 8200 more the favored team. than the losers get. Oviedo has nine basketball The West ia rated a d't games behind them for the point favorite. All-star* from season compared to the three the National Football Lea­ games that Lyman has play­ gue's Western Conference ed. Lyman’s Greyhound* suf­ have a 7-4 adg# over the LOS ANGELES (U P D -H ls Easterners. fered their first loss of the Sherman said he'd like to season Tuesday to the Ocoee coach thinka it limply is s gimmick to get more money have any number of the East, eager*. in 1962—but Cleveland's Jim squad players on his own New Homecoming Is the big Brown, the National Football York team which won tht event for the Oviedo team to­ League'* ground gaining Eastern Conference title. night as it 1* the first in the champ for the past half de­ "These are the best foot­ school's history. A crowning cade, said today he seriousball players in the world," of the homecoming queen Is |y was thinking of quitting said Sherman, th« NFL coach scheduled to take place Just football. of the year. "There’* not prior to the game. Brown, rushed for more much to coaching when you The Oviedo team will select than 1,400 yard* during the have the men I’ve been exone of the three following . . , . ... . . . |1961 season to lead the NFL posed to this week.” girls lo become their first ,n |U|„ Ue for lhe fiflh Van Brocklin, a rookie head homecoming quern to reign year in a row. He said coach lik* Sherman, express­ over Ihe game and danca aft­ Thursday he may retire from ed similar sentiments. er the game: Linda Harris, football to concentrate on hia "All you have to do with Jdanie Ridenour and Sandy off-season Job with the Pepsi­ these guys." ha said. "Is roll Maya. Cola Co. in New York. the ball out there. Give them "I won't know for a while," the terminology, that's slL the 228-pound fullback aaid, They’ ve got the execution. "1 have a lot of talking to Their techniques are perfect." do." Brown said he talked to Lovely Lady Beauty Salon Pepsi-Cola'a special market | set the new high team aeries supervisor, Harvey Russell— as they won four points from the m in whom Brown is at­ Stenstrom Realty. Lake Mon­ tached to In the organisation roe Harbor climbed back in­ —but no decision! will be Howard L. Whelchel to first place as they split made until the football star 460 Elliott A t*. the points with Shoemaker get* back to bis home in Construction 2-2. The CPO Cleveland. However, in CleveFA 2-2010 Wives and Grapevlll# Nur­ land, coach Paul Brown of the sery also split their points. Browns said he expects the Office Hours: 1 - 6 W.S.F.R. won three points former Syracuse University ETrninga By Appointment from Movieland Drive-In star to be with the team next tall. Theater. Brown Thinking Of Quitting? W P S Roxle Reba 15.20 6.20 Tony F. 8.80 Noble Campaign Quin. (2-0) 32.00 7th Race 3/8 MUe Time W i 9.40 3.20 8.00 42.18 P S Writer Dies TRI-CITY M A T C H R AC E T O N IG H T ! ISutuano € S ta te ? materials and workmanship, from roof to foundation, go Into th« warm and gracious homes in Sunland Estates. 3 Bedrooms — 1# 1Vi, 2 Baths 4 Bedrooms — 2 Baths TOP STARS FROM f JACKSONVILLE. TAMPA •14,100 to ‘17,100 AND HOKC WILL COMPETE IN A CHAMPIONSHIP RACE. VA FINANCING MONTHLY PAYMENTS as low aa $ Q Q O O Taxea, ft Ins. Included *156 CLOSING COSTS SX 8:10 p.m. FIIA. FHA-IN-SERVICE CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE LADIES NIGHT IS THURSDAY APRIL 13th 7i4S P.M. NIGHTLY [Kxcept Sunday] BRIGHT, SUNNY C o m fo rt a b ly MATINEES WED., FRI., SAT. 2 P. M. HEATED GRANDSTANDS I.axurtowa CLUBHOUSE Valet PARKINO Where the top d o p run . . . rein or ehlnel Fari-Meteeli ietlln* NlahH* Deity Deckle Quisle lei 8very Gems Heeled la Winter SORRYl NO MINORS! ^ | l y n s 'g f “ Homes Fit For A King- Jttgswood guilders Byron Orioudo-Swulnoio Leach, Billy Braadey, A rt Karri* CUSTOM BUILDING FRONTON P. O. Boa 1399 FA 2-8074 UJ. 17-91 at FIRM PARK Sanford. Fin. GA 8-4267 Featured by — JIM HUNT REALTY MIDWAY aa M M M a BETWEEN owt Income Tax AS LOW AS NOW THRU 1 1 4 O nly. Jths JbsiAi... Happy El 8.00 4.00 3.60 Nonas 0.80 6.20 Giniham Doll 7.00 BALTIMORE. Md. (U P D Quin. (2 8 ) 22.20 E. Palmer Heagrrty, a writer Sth Race S /ll Mile Time 32.00 W P S and chart caller for the Morn­ ing Telegraph and Raring Rock Tray 104.60 13.40 6 80 3.20 2.80 Form for 18 years, died Wed­ Fathom nesday of a heart attack. He Diamond Gun 1.40 Quin. (6-T) 54 60 was 43. N IGHTLY S' New High Team Series Set NO DOWN PAYMENT WORLD’S FASTEST SPORT! ) SANFORD AND ORLANDO FA 2-2118 I’aved Streets With Curbs A Sidewalks While Terraxxo Floofa GE GE Hot Water Heater Built-In Kitchen Appliances City Sewer System Awning Windows Beautiful I»arka U rge Closets Street Lighta * * �Bulletin A plan* believed an A-3D iky warrior from the Ranford Naval Air Station crashed tome 1,000 yards from the Otledo ichool at 1:45 p.m. today. One man la believed to have bailed out while two were preturned dead. No other detatla could be learn­ ed at preaa time. Naval Clash O ff Dutch New Guinea Coast Support Your C O f C Membership Drive Launched to By I.arry Verthel The death of Bob Bauman was a aerioua lost . . the community lost a good citizen and and me . . a fine friend. • • • Circuit Judge Volie Wil­ liams Jr. tclla Uiia atory. ••Driving to Circuit Court in Brevard County I got atopped by a Highway Patrol Troop­ er outside Mims. Where you going buddy, says the troop­ er? Have to be in court, says the Judge. What court, says the trooper. Circuit Court, says the Judge. Who's the judge, says the trooper. Judge Volie Williams, says the judge . . , You don't need a ticket, you're in enough trouble already," says the trooper. • • • Look for an announcement •oon of major improvementa at tbe Naval Air Station in­ cluding some new buildings . . . That comes from a reliable source. • • • The County School Board will meet Wednesday morning to consider annexing three schools in Casselberry. Indi­ cations are that the board will turn thumbs down on live proposal. • • • How about some wider parking stalls by the post office . . . Hard to get some of these new cars in the area. • • • Did you ever notice the obsolete signs in the down­ town area. There are signs on buildings that should have come off years and years ago. • • • Attendance has improved in schools around the county. . Schools will stay open, Supl. of Schools R. T. Milwee re­ ports • • • The sunshine committee of the Chamber of Commerce i* really on the ball. Some hours after they were pointed Use temperatures rose 30 degrees . . Nice going. , • • • • Salaries paid out to county employe* in 1901 totaled J305.681.68 . . . This does not include fee offices. • • • Salaries paid out to city employes during 1961 were $514,755. • • • The County Commission will meet wilh the legisla­ tive delegation, m e d i c a l examining board and some of eur judiciary officials Thursday night at 7:30 in the courthouse to d i ae u aa strengthening the authority of the examining board. • • • Thinga that POSITIVELY won't appear in this column this year: • • • The County Commission today rehired Dr. Clyde D. Brothers aa health director and booated bis salary to 115,000 per year. • • • The County Commission will ask the legislature to cut its salary next year. • • • The Palms Hotel will be lorn down and a brand new facility constructed on that site. • • • Bear Lake Road will start in a few days, County Engi­ neer L. Carlton Bliss report­ ed and the property owners agreed to donate all the rights-of-way. • • • Commissioner Vernon Dunn reports he won't seek re-elec­ tion. "Plentr at good men In this district." asys Mr. Dunn. TOMMY McDONAI.I) didn't waate any time completing his membership list. McDonald, two hours after the C of C drive pot under way, zoomed into the Chnmber office wilh his com­ pleted list of two new members and two renew­ als. McDonald in shown handing over the list to Chamber secretary Camilla Bruce. McDonald was awarded a $25 bond for his job. (Herald Photo) The Scmlnola Chamber of Commerce launched Its 1962 membership drive at a kick­ off breakfast at > a. in. today at the Civle Center. Between 45 and 50 members attended. The meeting was opened by Bill Hemphill, who witb Scott Burns, Is co-chairman of Ihe drive. Hemphill Introduced Richard R. Dess, president of the Chamber. Deal spoke only briefly, calling for a concerted effort to conclude a successful esmpsisn. sptalns of the six (cams called their learns together ■nd gave out the assignments for the three day drive. Tha captains are \f. L. Raborn Jr., Robert F. Sheddon, Clif­ ford McKibbln, Ed Hunt, Walter Gielow and Robert Crumley. Each team member was given four cards, two re­ newals and two new prospec­ tive member*. Any worker who turn* In his four assign­ ment* today with rliecki for membership* will be given a dinner at the place of his own choosing, Hemphill said. The invocation was said by Die Rev. Gro\cr Sewell, who paid tribute to Robert J. Bauman, president of tha Sanford Atlantic Bank, who died Saturday, 2 f l mt l x * WEATHER: Cloudy with scattered showers through Tuesday. High today, c0-65. Low tonight, 55-GO. VOL. 53 United Tress Leased Wire Established 1908 BERLIN (U P D - East Ger- an East Berlin girl student man Communists today re­ to West Berlin. leased two American youths 11>e two were Victor Panjailed four months ago for key 18. and Gilbert Fcrrey, allegedly trying to smuggle 20, both of Tqstin, Cal. They drove to West Berlin through the Friedrichstrasse crossing point on the East-West border at 4 p m. with Victor's parents, Mr. and Mra. Edgar Pankry. Mr*. Pankey said, "Thi* Is NEW YORK (UPI) — A Florida abrimp fisherman, ts hat I prayed for." who was believed dead by bis Her husband told newsmen. Everything went okay. Isn't family, was (o be arraigned before a U.S. commissioner it wonderful?" Fcrrey got out of the Volks­ today on charges of perpet­ rating an alleged boat acci­ wagen but at the U.S. check­ dent in which be was report­ point on the border, stretch­ ed, looked up at the sky and ed drowned. Tbe fisherman, John Piero- said "Thank God. It's fine to dls, 56. of Fort Myers, was be out." Young Pankey said, "At arrested Sunday by tbe FBI and accused of arranging last, at last." Asked how be was treated, with a friend bis fake drown­ ing last April 10 m tha Gulf be only shrugged his shoulddecs. of Mexico. 'Dead' Man To Be Arraigned FLORIDA NO. 3G6 Terrorists In Algeria Kill 3 Europeans CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — The U. 8. spare agency rocketed a huge ailvery bal­ loon Into space today hut the 135-foot "super echo" tore apart in a faulty ejection from the rocket. The balloon wai clearly vis­ ible to points In southern Florida not covered by clouds during the brief time it was inflated. Observers on the enye then could ace five sep­ arate smoking -trails signify­ ing the malfunction o f the ex­ periment at fragments burn­ ed up on tha plunge bark to to earth. Scientists said early Indica­ tions were that the unfolding process a* the balloon left its capsule in the rocket waa "pretty violent." A spectacular 30-second clip o f film telaviaed back to earth from the TV transmitter in the capsule showed the bal­ loon flaring out and then rip­ ping wide open less than a minute after ejection. "Tha inflation was much more rapid than wa had ex­ pected," spacecraft manager Walter Hrrisette said. "There la a very good possibility there waa too much air left In the balloon before it waa launched," raualng extreme expansion in the vacuum of space. Bressetta also said it was petuilde tba aluminum and plastic balloon was not prop­ erly folded. A movie camera carried aboard tha rocket waa spotted floating in Its recoverable con­ tainer several hundred miles south o f the cape, and at­ tempts were begun to recover it and lla valuable film. An 84-foot Thor rocket hurl­ ed the ballon and IU contain­ er aloft at C:06 a. m. Tha bal­ loon apparently reached the planned altitude o f 1,000 miles but it a-arn became evident that the shot had failed. ALGIERS, Algeria (U PI)— Terrorists shot and killed thrva Europeans todny In what police aaid appeared to be "ex­ ecutions" by rightwing ex­ tremist*. Police said one of the three men wn* Victor Demure, head o f tha Oran district postul and tala - communications service. Another waa Identified aa Camille Ilngur, an outspoken opponent of the terrorist Se­ cret Army Organisation and the son of an avowed antiOAS village councillor at near­ by Souma, OVIEDO HOMECOMING (Jinan Joan Evelyn Ridenour waa crowned Fri­ day night ut the Oviedo-Lyrr.nn basketball game. Honoring the lovely Mi.sK Ridenour, the Oviedo cagcra went on to pull o ff a stunning upset vic­ tory over the favored Greyhounds. Complete atory on the sports page. (Herald Photo) n S L W A . . . Probe Crash BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) —The Federal Aviation Agen­ cy today investigated tha crash-landing of an Eastern Air U nci (our-engina plane here late Sunday afternoon. Arrest Smuggler NEW YORK (U P I)-U . S custom* officials today held a Chinese merchant seaman on charges of attempting to smuggle into the country 25 pounds <f opium strapped to hia legs and back. Angola Debate UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (U PI)—The General Aaiembly plunges today Inin debate on Angola, an Issue which could lead to Portugal becom­ ing the first member to quit the United Nations. WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e Supreme Court agreed today to examine a ruling that Pan Funeral services for R. J. American World Airway* lias Bauman, 59, preaident of been illegally monopolizing Sanford Atlantic National air commerce between the Bank, who died Saturday at United States and South hia home following a brief America. illness, will he conducted at It a.m. Wednesday at All Suuls Catholic Church in San­ WASHINGTON (UPII - A ford. Tha Rosary will ho re­ House labor subcommittee to­ cited at 6 p.m. Tueaday at day opened hearing* on lair Gramkow Funeral Home Cha. employment practices legisla­ pel. Burial wilt b« in All Souls tion that may never get Cemetery. through Congress, but prom­ Bauman waa reported to ises to roll up plenty of po­ have been recovering from litical mileage. several days Illness at his home and had planned to re­ turn to work today. Ha came WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e lo Sanford in 1952 from Au­ United State* ha* objected rora, III., to accept tbe presi­ to Britain'* recent sale of six dency of Sanford Atlantic. Viscount turbo-prop trans­ He had been associated with ports to Bed ('Inna and has the Merchants National Bank warned a U. S. firm against in Aurora. He had been In furnishing navigational equip­ the banking business fur 42 ment for them. year*. He was a member of All Soule Holy Name Society; CENTEIi R I D G E . Ark. waa a director of the Seminole (UPI) — The Conway County County Chamber of Com­ sheriff's office reported that merce; a member of the Elkf, a family of 10 perished today Kotary, Navy league, Con­ in flamea that destroyed their tractor's Assn., Seminole home. Tbe victims were Iden­ Home Builders Asao., Ameri­ tified es Mr. and Mr*. Andrew can Bankers, Committee of Paladino and their eight chit loo, Cattlemen’s Aasn. and of dren. tha Sanford Development Corp. Survivor* are hia tode, Louise, and daughters, Mr*. Elizabeth Lacuycr and Chris­ Bridge ........ . — Page T tine and Kathleen, sU of San­ C lsaslfied-------- . Page V Comics ... _ .... Page M ford; three sons, John of Au­ Pag* 7 rora, 111., Gerald with the U. Deer Abby _ S. Army in Germany and Editorial .... — Page 4 Entertainment Page 7 Thomas of Mobile. Ala.; bro­ Lags I s ___ Page Z A • ther, Halpb of New Jersey,Puxsl* ,__ slater, Mrs. Helen Uuckendahl .—- Page 7 Society . ... Page 6 of Aurora and ten grandchil­ Page S Hports _ dren. FEPC Hearing Red Germans Free Two U. S. Youths SANFORD, 'Super Echo' Collapses After Shot R. J. Bauman Air Problem Riles Wednesday LOOKING OVEIl their C. Of C. membership drive cards at the kickoff breakfast this morn­ ing are S. J. Davis Jr., Sanford attorney, and Bill Lovelace, of the Ritz Theatre. MON.. JAN. 15, 19G2 Their deaths and the slaying of a policeman at Oran brought the death toll since Jan. 1 to 239, an average of 15 person* a day. Store than 500 persona have been wounded In attack* by both OAS and Moslem rebel assassins during the same pe rtod. Demure, 47, previously had received threatening latter* from the OAS, police said. He was shot down as he entered a building today. Bagur, 38, had previously survived OAS plas­ tic bomb attacks, police said. He was shot snd killed at Hilda. All three victims apparently were on the OAS "execution of the DuPont bill said that 13 list," police ssId. Tbe police­ year* of government effort* man wns not Identified, lo break a DuPont-General Motors monopoly would he thwarted by passage of the measure. Congress Begins Legislative Grind WASHINGTON (U P D -C on. greta went lo work today on the first legislative business of the election-year I ses­ sion. The Senate opened debate on a bill designed to vase ihe tax and market impart of a court order requiring the Du­ Pont company to dispose of its General Motors stock. A number of House and Sen­ ate comm litres begin hear ings. Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., a leading opponent lo passage Other congrrssional news: Rusk — The Scnato Foreign Relations Committee met to hear Secretary of Stale Dean It'usk gh e an up-to-date report on the world situation. Rusk will brief the House Foreign Affairs Committee later, Ronds—Rep. Edith Green, D-Urc., planned to introduce legislation permuting Ameri­ cans to deduct from their in­ come taxes contributions lo the United Nations. Postal—Uackstago arrange­ ment* were under way in the House lo make Ihe $<>21 mil­ Judges for the Jaycee out­ lion po-lal ralo Increase hill standing young firm er o f 1tlie first order nt business on the year were announced to­ the floor. It was expected to day. reach the House floor next The outstanding young week. farmer will I* announced during Jaycee week. All en­ tries should bo address to the Jayecc Information Booth WASHINGTON (U PI)—'The on French Avo., or to the Defense Department said Sun­ county agent'a office. day 8,000 U. S, soldier* would Judge* are Cecil Tucker, he air-lifted to Germany Tues. Ben Wiggipa, M. L. Cullum, day in a training maneuver Harold Kastner and J)r. John testing troop mobility. They Westgale. will include members of three Hie deadline for entries is batile groups of the Army's Fourth Division. Jan. 27. Jaycee Contest Judges Named Troop Lift Set Winter Raps Midwest Anew lly United Prrsa International Winter launched another of­ fensive through Ihe center of the nation today, hitting the Midwest with heavy snow, Dixie with driving rain and Uw northern plans with aubu ra cold. The storm whipped out of the southern Rockies, ahead of the second m;Jnr polar cold wav* in a week. It dropped up to 8 inches of snow along a line from Kan­ sas City through Chicago and into Michigan. Thunderstorms accompan­ ied an inch or more of rain in many areas o( Ihe Deep South. Hattiesburg, Miss , reported an unconfirmed t o r n a d o which uprooted trees, clipped power line* and unroofed a vacant building along a three-mile path through the city. There were no Injuries. For the second day Ihe mercury dropped below icro to Minnesota. U. S. Objects 2 Indonesian Boats Sunk In 'Invasion'Try HOLLAND, Dutch New Guinea (U PI) — The Dutch nnvy said It tank two Indone­ sian motor boat* and aent a third fleeing In a naval battle o ff tha south coast o f Dutch New Guinea today in what a Dutch official said appearrd to have been an unsuccessful invasion attempt. Dutch naval spokesman Capt. It. M. Elbers said, ” 1* looks ss if we frustrated an Indonesian invasion attempt." In The Hague, the Dutch cabinet met In an emergency session to discuss the battle. A Defense Ministry ipokas. man, however, said "no com. ment" when asked if tlia claih meant a state o f war between the two nation*. It wa* not Immediately known how many vesscla were involved In the battle, which Dutch sources aaid took place In Dutch territorial waters south o f the Buru Mountains of New Guinea. The battle waa reported to have been a short one. The Defense Ministry In The llarue said Dutch naval units had no choice but to open fire. It aaid the Indo­ nesian vessels wera heading for the New Guinea coast and Ignored a Dutch challenge. The Dutch aircraft carrier Karel Doorman left Rotter­ dam today for what waa dcsrrllied at a training cruise to the Netherlands possessions In the Caribbean. Accom­ panied by two destroyers and two submarines, the big car­ rier will spend three months in the Caribbean on a "showthe-flsg" mission. Indonaaala has claimed that the Karel Doorman actually la headed for the New Guinea «i»*a. Hut a Dutch spokesman In The Hague denied that the Caribbean trip waa a screen for a New Guinea assignment. Holland currently has two 2.400-ton frigates, the Evertsen and the Kortenaer, and a 2,200-ton submarine, tha Utrecht, In New Guinea wa­ ters. These are backed up by Firefly jet fighters and about a dozen Neptune fighter bomber*. Capt. Elbert aaid in an­ nouncing the sea battle: "It look* as if wa fruatested an Indonesia Invasion attempt. "Our radar carried both by ■hlpa and an aircraft picked up blip* which teemed to in­ dicate that a largo number of Indonesian warships were on their way to the coast. "W a fired at what turned out to be a motor torpedo boat. Fir* broke out on board and it sank. "A second vessel o f tbe same type was sunk shortly afterwards. A third motor torpedo boat wa* seen flee­ ing with the rest of the in­ vasion fleet According to our Informa­ tion, the largest of these ship* could ca n y about 60 men and tha total number o f troops carried by thla fleet could presumably have etagrd an Invasion." Elber* said no Dutch warh lt In Citrus Expected . 10 Die In Fire Herald Index TWO PERSONS were injured in thla two car collialon on French Ave. and 22nd SL Saturday night. Injured were Joaeph Horn and Jack Froellch. Horn Buffered a fructurud right leg while Froellch received a fractured juw and cuta and brulnea. Police uaid the Horn car collided with a vehicle operuted by Cheater Wilxon of Daytona Beach. Horn waa charged with recklttMM driving. Froellch waa u puaeenger in the Horn car. , (lleraid Photo). LAKELAND (UPI)— FlopIda Citrus Mutual promised to advise growers thla week about reasonable on - tree prices to ask tor their fruit, expected to Jump sharply la valuo following the sharp freeze in Texes. Last week’s freeze in the Rio Grande Valley waa ex­ pected lo kill virtually alt tbe fruit still left on the trees there. It waa expected to prove a boon to Florida grapefruit prices, which have been tea* than desired through tbe season so far. Prices for Florida CUrua remained steady last week, but volume teli in comparison lo tbo heavy shipments of the previous week, which fol­ lowed the nine-day Christman •hipping holiday. ‘V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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The Junior High faculty has already spent several afternoons in practice for the big event. Players are Ralph Mays. Dan Pelham, Owen McCarron, Ted Barker, Hugh Carlton, Tod Hunt, and Ed Buckner. Seminole senior high players for the big faculty clash Include Tom Richey, Carlton Hen­ ley, Jim Martin, Ira Hindman, Don Reynolds, John Colbert, Jim Pigott, and (we hope) Jim McCoy. Admission will be 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. • • • • The siic of the new Oviedo High football field will be In tho shape of a square— 600 feet by 600 feet. Expenses for lighting the field will be cut down by providing lights only on one sido of the field and utilizing individual switches so that not all the lights need be on at one time. • • • • Happened to be out at Seminole High School Thursday and saw Sanford's star quarterback on tho 1038 Celery Fed team shooting a few bas­ kets In the gym. One of the more nthlotlcnllyminded Sanford physiclnns, Dr. John Morgan frequently spends afternoons o ff from the office watching the boys practice and, occasionally, dropping a few in himself. With so many of the City Recreation teams dropping out because o f the fees, maybe Sanford could use a team made up of doctors. Anyway, if one did start, you could lay odds that Dr. Mor­ gan would make first string. • • • • With City Recreation Basketball for the Men's League well under way with Wednesday's openers, Sanford’s Jimmy Gracey once again re­ turns to the sports spotlight. Gracey scored 27 points to take top scorer honors for the night. Gracey was the top-dog for the Wilson* Maler team as they won over Perfection Darios 60-48. In the second game, the Florida State Bank players whipped the VAH-7 team 61-43, • • • • Rumor has it thnt Seminole High Coach Jim McCoy might not be in tho lineup for the San­ ford Faculty game next week. Can't imagine why though, because we hear thnt Coach McCoy was a top-notch eager a few years batik . . . Go ahead and play Coach. Remember, it's for a good cause. • • • • New gym bleachers at Somlnole High School were installed at a cost to the County of |7,587 reported Supt. o f Schools R. T. Milwee. The new bleachers aro in two-section units o f 20 and eight feet in length, providing a total seating capncity o f 1620. The Oviedo High gym has also had new gym bleachers Installed by tho County. Work on the installation should be completed this week with a finishing coat o f varnish. The Oviedo bleachers are the permanent type nnd work was done by county workers. Seminoles Play Winter Park On Road Tonight Coich Hud Layer's Semi­ noles lake their (5-2) record for the season up against Coach Bob Macllardjr's wild and wool* Winter Park Wild­ cats tonight at S p m. as the Seminoles make tba trip oyer to Winter Park for what is expected to be one of the rougher Orange Belt Confer­ ence battles of the season for the Sanford players. Before the rash outbreak of flu In Sanford and other Sem­ inole County schools, the Seminoles had a decided edge on the Winter Park team. Weakened to an undetermined degree by illness, perform­ ance of the Sanford team Is expected to be below par. Be­ cause of this, tonight's cage activity could turn out to be anybody’s ball game. ileading for their eighth game of the aeason, the Sem­ inoles have had bad luck with two losses, both in conference competiticn. If tonight's game should go Into Sanford's win­ ning column, the Seminoles would come out with a con­ ference record of (2-2). Last year the Wildcats had an overall cage record of (1314) and In the conference, a record of (ft-9). Top man in experience for Winter Park ia Gary Houmea, a six-footone senior who has lettered the past two years. S0KC Tri-City Match Set Tonight Oviedo Plays The two greyhounds rcpre-l senting the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club wUl have the ad­ vantage of breaking from inside boxes In the Tri-City match race which ia the tenth event on an 11-race program at the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club tonight. Oswald Bros.' Inaugural winner. O.U.'a D.D.T.. will leave from the one bole while P. C. It E. J. Alderson s Tuffy O'Leary has drawn the two box. As for the Invading stars Doc Jim from Jacksonville has the four box, Hunsa from Tampa the five box. Velvet Sla from Jacksonville the seven box add Tampa's pride, Big Spread, the eight box. It Is a six-dog race and the A p D h t A ... Ratelle Farmed NEW YORK (U PI)—Rookie center Jean Ratelle, who scored four goals and assisted on eight others for the New York Rangers this season, has been sent down to Kitchener in Canada's Eastern Profess­ ional Hockey League. e e e Brito Gets Help PHILADELPHIA (U PI) Gene Brito, the partially para­ lysed former National Foot­ ball League star, baa been voted a $400 playoff share by (ha Philadelphia Eaglet from money they received for play­ ing in Ihe runnerup bowl game with Ihe Detroit Lions in MiIn the Holler Motor Navy im l last Saturday. Wives League this week, s e e VAH-T Enlisted Men's Wives are In first place, with the To Revise Slate 10.ND0N (U P I)-T h a Euro­ Navy wives Club number 211 pean Ire Hockey Federation In second place position. High game of 20B was roll- will draw up a revised sched­ by Dorothy Holbrook. Betty ule at Ita Jan. 34 meeting In Allen rolled a 188-317 series. Geneva to accommodate Yu­ Verna Volton rolled a 173- goslavia, which Thursday be­ came the 19th country to en­ 488 aeries. ter the 1062 world champion­ ships at Colorado Springs, Still In 1st Colo. Sanford Herald remain! In • • • first place In the T League ll:la week with the standings Covington Signs PHILADELPHIA (UPI) unchanged. Wicboldt's Cam­ era Shop is In second place The Philadelphia Phillies to­ with Sinko's Tavern in third day announced the signing of place. Fourth place la Karn’s outfielder Wes Covington, who Insurance. Thriftway la In played for four major league fifth place with Nationwide teams last season. Covington started the 1961 campaign Insurance In sixth. with Milwaukee, then played with the Chicago Whlta Sox and Kansas City before Join­ ing the Phils. • • • VAH-7 Wives Pace Navy Loop Jai - Alai Entries.........Results Orlando • Seminole Jal-Alal First Game—Doubles 8 Pie. 10.40 7.00 3.80 entries for Friday, Januaty !2i Blas-Zarra Telcro-Juanchu 7.00 7.40 First Game: Furquet-Pradera 7-40 1 Elas-Elorrt, > FilipinoQulnlela (1-3) Paid 119.60 Davalos, 8 Tejero-Pradera, 4 Pcrfecta (1-3) Paid $36.00 Estrada-Juanchu, ■ Ibarretta- Second Game— Doubles 10.40 3.00 5.40 Zarra, 8 Furquet • Abaaolo. Blas-Davalos Tclero-Egana 3.00 3.G0 Bubtltute: Bllbao-Egana. Flllplno-Abasolo 3.40 Second Game: Qulnlela (1-3) Paid 818 20 1 Fillpino-Eioni, 2 IbarrctaPcrfecta (1-3) Paid 167.40 Juanchu, t Anaeabe-Abaaolo, ThirdGame—Singles 8 Pla. 4 Estrada-Davalos, 8 BiasBias 7.60 7.40 7.60 Zarra, 8 Tejero-Egana. Substi­ Pradera 4 20 4.80 tute: Furquet-Pradera. Abasolo 13.20 Third Game: Qulnlela (4-3) Paid 832.60 l Elorrl, 2 Furquet, 3, Fili­ Fourth Game—Singles • Pts,' pino, 4 Pradara, I Abaaolo, 8 Uria 7.40 4.80 3.60 Trjero, T Bias. Substitute: Anacaba 18.80 3.40 Estrada. Sarmi 2.60 Fourth Game: Qulnlela (1-3) Paid 842.40 1 Egana. 2 Bilbao, 8 Manuel, Pcrfecta (T-l) Paid <147.60 4 Isaac, 8 Erhanls, 8 Onste, 7 Fifth Game—Doubles 8 Pta., Urlo. Substitute Zubi. BadloiaFifth Game: 13.00 3 20 4.40 1 Arrona-Zubl, t Aldas- Echanix Aitlgx-Sigxi 3.20 3.00 Echanix, 3 Areitio-Manuel, 4 Aldxi-Uxae 3.20 Aatlga • Irlarte, 6 Badloia • Qulnlela (2-8) Paid 818.00 Zabala, 8 Onate • Egana, 4 Farfrcta (2-6) Paid 838.60 tuta: Unla-Sarml. Sixth Game—Doublea 8 Pta. Sixth Game: 9.40 2.80 3.00 1 Bilbao-Sarml, 2 A irons- Anxrabe-Iiaac Uria-Manucl 2 60 3.20 Zabala, 8 Ornata-Egana, 4 Uiia-Ltata, 8 IbarreU-lriarta, 8 Anacabe-Zubl. Substitute: Aetiga-leaar. WORLD’S Beveuth Game: FASTEST 1 Eatrada-Sarmi, 8 Ibarreta-Zabala, £ Bllbao-Llata, 4 SPORT! Anaraba • Egana, 6 Onate • Zarra, • Uria-Fradera, 7 BlaaManuel. Eighth Game: 1 Arrona, 8 Aldas, 8 Badloia, 4 Gaati, » Araltio, 6 As tie, 7 Begas. Substitute: Irlarte. Ninth Gmiis : NOW THRU 1 Aldas-Manual, 8 ArronaIaaac, 8 Areitlo-Echanis, 4 Gaatl-Zubl, • Badlola-Iriarta, 7i4S P.M. NIGHTLY 0 A atla-Sagas. Substituta: [Kxcept Sunday] Onata-l.lala. Fari-Meteeli ietlln* Tant). Game: NlahH* Deity Deckle 1 Furquat-Kubata, 2 FilipinoQuislelei 8very Gems IJata, 3 Ulaa - Pradera, 4 Heeled la Winter Anacabe-Juanrhu, 3 Usenet*. | lyns'gf Elorrl, 8 Estrada • Davaloa. Orioudo-Swulnoio Substitute: Tcjero-Zarra, Eleventh Game: 1 Bilbao-Zubl, 8 AidesU J . 17-91 at FIRM PARK Sarmi, 8 Uria-Echanix, 4 Astlga-Llata, 8 Oaata-Sagaa, 8 Gaati-Manuel, 7 Areitio-Icaac, 7 Bedlula-Irierte. Substitute; .Arrou*-Zabala. Onate-LlaU 3.80 Qulniala (2-4) Paid 811.40 Perfect! (2-4) Paid 828.40 Seventh Game—Doubles 8 Pte Onate-Zabala 26.80 4.60 5.00 Ibarrela-Llata 0.00 4.20 Urla-Juanchu *.00 Qulnlela (2-3) Paid 339.40 Perfecta (3-2) Paid $37.40 Kiahth Game—Slnalea • Pta. Ar'tio 12.80 9.40 3.80 Irlarte IS 00 3.00 Aitoob 8.00 Qulnlela (6-7) Paid $40.40 Pcrfecta (6-7) Paid 1112.30 Ninth Game—Doublet 8 Pta Astiga-lrarte 6.80 2.80 3 00 Gaall-Ecbanlf 3.20 4.80 Badlola-Manuel 4.20 Qulnlela (1-3) Paid 839.40 Pcrfecta (3-3) Paid $71.80 Tenth Game—Doublra 8 Pla. FlllpIno.Pradcra 3.60 3 40 3.40 Tekro-Llata 4 80 3.30 Furquct-Elorrl 1.80 Quinieta (3-4) Paid 833 60 Perfecta (3-4) Paid 830.00 11th Game—Doubles 7 PU Arettlo-Sagia 13.30 3.40 3.00 Aldas-Zubl 4.00 0.40 Gastl-Manuel 3.00 Quinicla (3-8) Paid 838.40 Pcrfecta (8-3) Paid 8137.20 J ib Writer Dies BALTIMORE. Md. (U P D E. Palmer Heagrrty, a writer and chart caller for the Morn­ ing Telegraph and Raring Form for 18 years, died Wed­ nesday of a heart attack. He was 43. first time in track history that three cities have been repre sented locally in a single con test. The race tonight is the second m a series of three. The first Tri-City match was held at Tampa last Saturday when Velvet Sis, Big Spread and Doc Jim finished in that order. Velvet Sis goes to the post tonight as an 8 to 3 favorite oa Lie morning line. She Is the 1861 nalionil champion and last year won two of the country'! richest purse*. Schooling here Wednesday night sha turned In the fast­ est clocking, a sitzllng 31.23 seconds. Velvet Sta’a running mate, Doc Jim won the recent Jacksonville Inaugural. Both Big Spread and Hunsa have been starring at Tampa and have very similar records. In 20 starts Big Spread was a qulnlela factor 12 Umes, six limes with wins. In 23 starts Hunsa has also been > qulnlela factor 13 times, six times with wins. As for the two S.O.K.C. greyhounds, both Tuffy O '­ Leary and O. B.’s D.D.T. have had six Grade A starts and each ha* triumphed three times. Tuffy also placed once. KESULTS li t Race 3/16 Mile Time 32.11 W P S Blotched 4.40 3 60 3 00 Flberglas 4 20 1 20 Mickey K. 4 40 Quin (1-3) 24.20 2nd Race 3/8 Mile Time 41.32 W P S Slim McLain 14.40 7.40 4.40 Light Doty 7.80 7.40 Rapid Doe 3.60 Quin. (2-7 ) 82 60 Dally Double (3-7) 3980 3d Race 3/18Mile Time 22.38 99 P 8 I'll Bet 11.80 4.60 3.00 Candy Darling 8.60 2.60 Proud Essie 6.80 Quin. (8-8) 26.20 4th Race l / l l Mile Time 22.17 W P * June Russell 1.60 3.60 4.00 O. B.'a Jerry 4.00 2.00 Par Four 7.40 Quin. (2-7) 16.40 6th Race 8/16 Mile Tima 82.12 99 P 8 Foxy Rifle 5.80 5.00 2.20 O.B.'a Mortgage 3.00 2.80 Uncle Leslie 4.00 Quin. (1-6) 18.00 6th Race S/16 MUe Time 31.81 W P S Roxle Reba 15.20 6.20 9.40 Tony F. 8.80 3.20 Noble Campaign 8.00 Quin. (2-0) 32.00 7th Race 3/8 MUe Time 42.18 W P S Happy El 8.00 4.00 3.60 Nonas 0.80 6.20 Giniham Doll 7.00 Quin. (2 8 ) 22.20 Sth Race S /ll Mile Time 32.00 W P S Rock Tray 104.60 13.40 6 80 Fathom 3.20 2.80 Diamond Gun 1.40 Quin. (6-T) 54 60 TRI-CITY MATCH RACE TONIGHT! 9th Race 3/16 Mile Time 31.70 W P S Mac Tray 4 20 3.60 8.00 O.B.'a Deacon 14.00 7.60 Old Darky 19.00 Quin. (7-8) 40.40 loth Rare 3/8 $llle Time 41.45 W P S Inca Chief 10.20 3.20 3.80 Easter Token 4.00 3.00 Resistant 3.40 Quin. (2-4) 23.80 Stemper Holds 1st Place Lead Stamper Agency remained in the number one position in the Sandspur League this week after losing three and winning one game from Robson Sporting Goods. Rob­ son remains in fifth place with Lil Ogden rolling the high aeries with a 474. Faye Underwood rolled a 180-444 series for Stemper Agency. Jet Inn coped three games from Welsh Tire Shop to re­ main in the fourth place posi­ tion. Welsh Tire Shop took one game to remain In se­ cond position. High scries rolled for Jet Inn was a 477 by Alice Anderson and a 417 by Peggy Stewart. Two Team s Tie For 1st In Loop In the Midget Food-Mart Country Club Manor I-eague this week, The Corals and Foodmarkettes tied for first place with both teams having a record of 41l4 wins and 22*4 losses. Following in second place are Sugar and Spice with their record of 3414 wins and 29H losses. Mary Jane Gorton, a sub­ stitute In the league, rolled (he high game with a 222 and high aeries of 337. Lyman Tonight In Homecoming Banforli WrritB P *g» 10—M - Coach Paul Mikler'a Oviedo LOS ANGELES (U P D -T w o Brocklin of the Minnesota Lions play Homecoming hosts football squads with the Vikings say — in violation of to Walt Drums' Lyman Grey­ world'! be»t playen—accord­ tradition — they've got easy hounds tonight at 8 p.m. In ing to their coache* — cfesh Jobs because of their mater, the Oviedo gymnasium for a Sunday In the 12th annual Pro la). Bowl at Memorial Collaeum. battle between the two Sem­ There Is a special incentive Both East coach Allle Sher­ inole County teams that sees man of the New York Giant* for the players to win—each the visiting Greyhounds as and West coach Norm Vin member of the winning squad gets 8800 which ia 8200 more the favored team. than the losers get. Oviedo has nine basketball The West ia rated a d't games behind them for the point favorite. All-star* from season compared to the three the National Football Lea­ games that Lyman has play­ gue's Western Conference ed. Lyman’s Greyhound* suf­ have a 7-4 adg# over the LOS ANGELES (U P D -H ls Easterners. fered their first loss of the Sherman said he'd like to season Tuesday to the Ocoee coach thinka it limply is s gimmick to get more money have any number of the East, eager*. in 1962—but Cleveland's Jim squad players on his own New Homecoming Is the big Brown, the National Football York team which won tht event for the Oviedo team to­ League'* ground gaining Eastern Conference title. night as it 1* the first in the champ for the past half de­ "These are the best foot­ school's history. A crowning cade, said today he seriousball players in the world," of the homecoming queen Is |y was thinking of quitting said Sherman, th« NFL coach scheduled to take place Just football. of the year. "There’* not prior to the game. Brown, rushed for more much to coaching when you The Oviedo team will select than 1,400 yard* during the have the men I’ve been exone of the three following . . , . ... . . . |1961 season to lead the NFL posed to this week.” girls lo become their first ,n |U|„ Ue for lhe fiflh Van Brocklin, a rookie head homecoming quern to reign year in a row. He said coach lik* Sherman, express­ over Ihe game and danca aft­ Thursday he may retire from ed similar sentiments. er the game: Linda Harris, football to concentrate on hia "All you have to do with Jdanie Ridenour and Sandy off-season Job with the Pepsi­ these guys." ha said. "Is roll Maya. Cola Co. in New York. the ball out there. Give them "I won't know for a while," the terminology, that's slL the 228-pound fullback aaid, They’ ve got the execution. "1 have a lot of talking to Their techniques are perfect." do." Brown said he talked to Lovely Lady Beauty Salon Pepsi-Cola'a special market | set the new high team aeries supervisor, Harvey Russell— as they won four points from the m in whom Brown is at­ Stenstrom Realty. Lake Mon­ tached to In the organisation roe Harbor climbed back in­ —but no decision! will be Howard L. Whelchel to first place as they split made until the football star 460 Elliott A t *. the points with Shoemaker get* back to bis home in Construction 2-2. The CPO Cleveland. However, in CleveFA 2-2010 Wives and Grapevlll# Nur­ land, coach Paul Brown of the sery also split their points. Browns said he expects the Office Hours: 1 - 6 W.S.F.R. won three points former Syracuse University ETrninga By Appointment from Movieland Drive-In star to be with the team next tall. Theater. Brown Thinking Of Quitting? i IS u t u a n o materials and workmanship, from roof to foundation, go Into th« warm and gracious € S ta te ? homes in Sunland Estates. 3 Bedrooms — 1# 1Vi, 2 Baths 4 Bedrooms — 2 Baths •14,100 to ‘17,100 IN A CHAMPIONSHIP RACE. VA FIN A N C IN G MONTHLY PAYMENTS as low aa $ Q Q OO AS LOW AS 8:10 p.m . Taxea, ft Ins. Included MATINEES WED., FRI., SAT. 2 P. M. Where the top dop run . . . rein or ehlnel SORRYl NO MINORS! ^ “ Homes Fit For A King- Jttgswood guilders Byron Leach, Billy Braadey, A rt Karri* CUSTOM BUILDING FRONTON P. O. Boa 1399 FA 2-8074 Sanford. Fin. GA 8-4267 Featured by — JIM HUNT REALTY MIDWAY aaM M M a BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO *156 CLOSING COSTS FIIA. FHA-IN-SERVICE CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE LADIES NIGHT IS THURSDAY Comfortably HEATED GRANDSTANDS I.axurtowa CLUBHOUSE Valet PARKINO owt Only. Jths J b s i A i ... AND HOKC WILL COMPETE BRIGHT, SUNNY 1 1 4 Income Tax TOP STARS FROM SX S' New High Team Series Set f JACKSONVILLE. TAMPA N IG H T L Y ) Top Pro Gridders Set For Bowl Sunday NO DOWN PA YM EN T A PR IL 13th 12. *62 FA 2-2118 I’aved Streets With Curbs A Sidewalks While Terraxxo Floofa GE GE Hot Water Heater Built-In Kitchen Appliances City Sewer System Awning Windows Beautiful I»arka Urge Closets Street Lighta * * �Bulletin A plan* believed an A-3D iky warrior from the Ranford Naval Air Station crashed tome 1,000 yards from the Otledo ichool at 1:45 p.m. today. One man la believed to have bailed out while two were preturned dead. No other detatla could be learn­ ed at preaa time. Naval Clash O ff Dutch New Guinea Coast Support Your C Of C Membership 2 f l mt l x * WEATHER: Cloudy with scattered showers through Tuesday. High today, c0-65. Low tonight, 55-GO. Drive Launched to By I.arry Verthel The death of Bob Bauman was a aerioua lost . . the community lost a good citizen and and me . . a fine friend. • • • Circuit Judge Volie Wil­ liams Jr. tclla Uiia atory. ••Driving to Circuit Court in Brevard County I got atopped by a Highway Patrol Troop­ er outside Mims. Where you going buddy, says the troop­ er? Have to be in court, says the Judge. What court, says the trooper. Circuit Court, says the Judge. Who's the judge, says the trooper. Judge Volie Williams, says the judge . . , You don't need a ticket, you're in enough trouble already," says the trooper. • • • Look for an announcement •oon of major improvementa at tbe Naval Air Station in­ cluding some new buildings . . . That comes from a reliable source. • • • The County School Board will meet Wednesday morning to consider annexing three schools in Casselberry. Indi­ cations are that the board will turn thumbs down on live proposal. • • • How about some wider parking stalls by the post office . . . Hard to get some of these new cars in the area. • • • Did you ever notice the obsolete signs in the down­ town area. There are signs on buildings that should have come off years and years ago. • • • Attendance has improved in schools around the county. . Schools will stay open, Supl. of Schools R. T. Milwee re­ ports • • • The sunshine committee of the Chamber of Commerce i* really on the ball. Some hours after they were pointed Use temperatures rose 30 degrees . . Nice going. , • • • • Salaries paid out to county employe* in 1901 totaled J305.681.68 . . . This does not include fee offices. • • • Salaries paid out to city employes during 1961 were $514,755. • • • The County Commission will meet wilh the legisla­ tive delegation, m e d i c a l examining board and some of eur judiciary officials Thursday night at 7:30 in the courthouse to d i ae u aa strengthening the authority of the examining board. • • • Thinga that POSITIVELY won't appear in this column this year: • • • The County Commission today rehired Dr. Clyde D. Brothers aa health director and booated bis salary to 115,000 per year. • • • The County Commission will ask the legislature to cut its salary next year. • • • The Palms Hotel will be lorn down and a brand new facility constructed on that site. • • • Bear Lake Road will start in a few days, County Engi­ neer L. Carlton Bliss report­ ed and the property owners agreed to donate all the rights-of-way. • • • Commissioner Vernon Dunn reports he won't seek re-elec­ tion. "Plentr at good men In this district." asys Mr. Dunn. VOL. 53 United Tress Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. JAN. 15, 19G2 SANFORD, The Scmlnola Chamber of Commerce launched Its 1962 membership drive at a kick­ off breakfast at > a. in. today at the Civle Center. Between 45 and 50 members attended. The meeting was opened by Bill Hemphill, who witb Scott Burns, Is co-chairman of Ihe drive. Hemphill Introduced Richard R. Dess, president of the Chamber. Deal spoke only briefly, calling for a concerted effort to conclude a successful esmpsisn. sptalns of the six (cams called their learns together ■nd gave out the assignments for the three day drive. Tha captains are \f. L. Raborn Jr., Robert F. Sheddon, Clif­ ford McKibbln, Ed Hunt, Walter Gielow and Robert Crumley. Each team member was given four cards, two re­ newals and two new prospec­ tive member*. Any worker who turn* In his four assign­ ment* today with rliecki for membership* will be given a dinner at the place of his own choosing, Hemphill said. The invocation was said by Die Rev. Gro\cr Sewell, who paid tribute to Robert J. Bauman, president of tha Sanford Atlantic Bank, who died Saturday, Terrorists In Algeria Kill 3 Europeans CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — The U. 8. spare agency rocketed a huge ailvery bal­ loon Into space today hut the 135-foot "super echo" tore apart in a faulty ejection from the rocket. The balloon wai clearly vis­ ible to points In southern ALGIERS, Algeria (U PI)— Terrorists shot and killed thrva Europeans todny In what police aaid appeared to be "ex­ ecutions" by rightwing ex­ tremist*. Police said one of the three men wn* Victor Demure, head o f tha Oran district postul and tala - communications service. Another waa Identified aa Camille Ilngur, an outspoken opponent of the terrorist Se­ cret Army Organisation and the son of an avowed antiOAS village councillor at near­ by Souma, during the brief time it was inflated. Observers on the enye then could ace five sep­ arate smoking -trails signify­ ing the malfunction o f the ex­ periment at fragments burn­ ed up on tha plunge bark to to earth. Scientists said early Indica­ tions were that the unfolding process a* the balloon left its capsule in the rocket waa "pretty violent." A spectacular 30-second clip o f film telaviaed back to earth from the TV transmitter in the capsule showed the bal­ loon flaring out and then rip­ ping wide open less than a minute after ejection. "Tha inflation was much more rapid than wa had ex­ pected," spacecraft manager Walter Hrrisette said. "There la a very good possibility there waa too much air left In the balloon before it waa launched," raualng extreme expansion in the vacuum of space. Bressetta also said it was petuilde tba aluminum and plastic balloon was not prop­ erly folded. A movie camera carried aboard tha rocket waa spotted floating in Its recoverable con­ tainer several hundred miles south o f the cape, and at­ tempts were begun to recover it and lla valuable film. An 84-foot Thor rocket hurl­ ed the ballon and IU contain­ er aloft at C:06 a. m. Tha bal­ loon apparently reached the planned altitude o f 1,000 miles but it a-arn became evident that the shot had failed. OVIEDO HOMECOMING (Jinan Joan Evelyn Ridenour waa crowned Fri­ day night ut the Oviedo-Lyrr.nn basketball game. Honoring the lovely Mi.sK Ridenour, the Oviedo cagcra went on to pull o ff a stunning upset vic­ tory over the favored Greyhounds. Complete atory on the sports page. (Herald Photo) n S L W A . . . Probe Crash BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) —The Federal Aviation Agen­ cy today investigated tha crash-landing of an Eastern Air U nci (our-engina plane here late Sunday afternoon. Arrest Smuggler NEW YORK (U P I)-U . S custom* officials today held a Chinese merchant seaman on charges of attempting to smuggle into the country 25 pounds <f opium strapped to hia legs and back. Angola Debate UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (U PI)—The General Aaiembly plunges today Inin debate on Angola, an Issue which could lead to Portugal becom­ ing the first member to quit the United Nations. R. J. Bauman Air Problem Riles Wednesday WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e Supreme Court agreed today to examine a ruling that Pan Funeral services for R. J. American World Airway* lias Bauman, 59, preaident of been illegally monopolizing Sanford Atlantic National air commerce between the Bank, who died Saturday at United States and South hia home following a brief America. illness, will he conducted at It a.m. Wednesday at All Suuls Catholic Church in San­ WASHINGTON (UPII - A ford. Tha Rosary will ho re­ House labor subcommittee to­ cited at 6 p.m. Tueaday at day opened hearing* on lair Gramkow Funeral Home Cha. employment practices legisla­ pel. Burial wilt b« in All Souls tion that may never get Cemetery. through Congress, but prom­ Bauman waa reported to ises to roll up plenty of po­ have been recovering from litical mileage. several days Illness at his home and had planned to re­ turn to work today. Ha came WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e lo Sanford in 1952 from Au­ United State* ha* objected rora, III., to accept tbe presi­ to Britain'* recent sale of six dency of Sanford Atlantic. Viscount turbo-prop trans­ He had been associated with ports to Bed ('Inna and has the Merchants National Bank warned a U. S. firm against in Aurora. He had been In furnishing navigational equip­ the banking business fur 42 ment for them. year*. He was a member of All Soule Holy Name Society; CENTEIi R I D G E . Ark. waa a director of the Seminole (UPI) — The Conway County County Chamber of Com­ sheriff's office reported that merce; a member of the Elkf, a family of 10 perished today Kotary, Navy league, Con­ in flamea that destroyed their tractor's Assn., Seminole home. Tbe victims were Iden­ Home Builders Asao., Ameri­ tified es Mr. and Mr*. Andrew can Bankers, Committee of Paladino and their eight chit loo, Cattlemen’s Aasn. and of dren. tha Sanford Development Corp. Survivor* are hia tode, Louise, and daughters, Mr*. Elizabeth Lacuycr and Chris­ Bridge ........ . — Page T tine and Kathleen, sU of San­ C lsa slfie d -------- . Page V Comics ... _ . . . . Page M ford; three sons, John of Au­ Pag* 7 rora, 111., Gerald with the U. Deer Abby _ S. Army in Germany and Editorial .... — Page 4 Entertainment Page 7 Thomas of Mobile. Ala.; bro­ Lags I s ___ Page Z A • ther, Halpb of New Jersey,Puxsl* ,__ slater, Mrs. Helen Uuckendahl .—- Page 7 Society . ... Page 6 of Aurora and ten grandchil­ Page S Hports _ dren. FEPC Hearing LOOKING OVEIl their C. Of C. membership drive cards at the kickoff breakfast this morn­ ing are S. J. Davis Jr., Sanford attorney, and Bill Lovelace, of the Ritz Theatre. Red Germans Free Two U. S. Youths BERLIN (U P D - East Ger- an East Berlin girl student man Communists today re­ to West Berlin. leased two American youths 11>e two were Victor Panjailed four months ago for key 18. and Gilbert Fcrrey, allegedly trying to smuggle 20, both of Tqstin, Cal. They drove to West Berlin through the Friedrichstrasse crossing point on the East-West border at 4 p m. with Victor's parents, Mr. and Mra. Edgar Pankry. Mr*. Pankey said, "Thi* Is NEW YORK (UPI) — A Florida abrimp fisherman, ts hat I prayed for." who was believed dead by bis Her husband told newsmen. Everything went okay. Isn't family, was (o be arraigned before a U.S. commissioner it wonderful?" Fcrrey got out of the Volks­ today on charges of perpet­ rating an alleged boat acci­ wagen but at the U.S. check­ dent in which be was report­ point on the border, stretch­ ed, looked up at the sky and ed drowned. Tbe fisherman, John Piero- said "Thank God. It's fine to dls, 56. of Fort Myers, was be out." Young Pankey said, "At arrested Sunday by tbe FBI and accused of arranging last, at last." Asked how be was treated, with a friend bis fake drown­ ing last April 10 m tha Gulf be only shrugged his shoulddecs. of Mexico. 'Dead' Man To Be Arraigned NO. 3G6 'Super Echo' Collapses After Shot Florida not covered by clouds TOMMY McDONAI.I) didn't waate any time completing his membership list. McDonald, two hours after the C of C drive pot under way, zoomed into the Chnmber office wilh his com­ pleted list of two new members and two renew­ als. McDonald in shown handing over the list to Chamber secretary Camilla Bruce. McDonald was awarded a $25 bond for his job. (Herald Photo) FLORIDA Their deaths and the slaying of a policeman at Oran brought the death toll since Jan. 1 to 239, an average of 15 person* a day. Store than 500 persona have been wounded In attack* by both OAS and Moslem rebel assassins during the same pe rtod. Demure, 47, previously had received threatening latter* from the OAS, police said. He was shot down as he entered a building today. Bagur, 38, had previously survived OAS plas­ tic bomb attacks, police said. He was shot snd killed at Hilda. All three victims apparently were on the OAS "execution of the DuPont bill said that 13 list," police ssId. Tbe police­ year* of government effort* man wns not Identified, lo break a DuPont-General Motors monopoly would he thwarted by passage of the measure. Congress Begins Legislative Grind WASHINGTON (U P D -C on. greta went lo work today on the first legislative business of the election-year I ses­ sion. The Senate opened debate on a bill designed to vase ihe tax and market impart of a court order requiring the Du­ Pont company to dispose of its General Motors stock. A number of House and Sen­ ate comm litres begin hear ings. Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., a leading opponent lo passage Other congrrssional news: Rusk — The Scnato Foreign Relations Committee met to hear Secretary of Stale Dean It'usk gh e an up-to-date report on the world situation. Rusk will brief the House Foreign Affairs Committee later, Ronds—Rep. Edith Green, D-Urc., planned to introduce legislation permuting Ameri­ cans to deduct from their in­ come taxes contributions lo the United Nations. Postal—Uackstago arrange­ ment* were under way in the House lo make Ihe $<>21 mil­ Judges for the Jaycee out­ lion po-lal ralo Increase hill standing young firm er o f 1tlie first order nt business on the year were announced to­ the floor. It was expected to day. reach the House floor next The outstanding young week. farmer will I* announced during Jaycee week. All en­ tries should bo address to the Jayecc Information Booth WASHINGTON (U PI)—'The on French Avo., or to the Defense Department said Sun­ county agent'a office. day 8,000 U. S, soldier* would Judge* are Cecil Tucker, he air-lifted to Germany Tues. Ben Wiggipa, M. L. Cullum, day in a training maneuver Harold Kastner and J)r. John testing troop mobility. They Westgale. will include members of three Hie deadline for entries is batile groups of the Army's Fourth Division. Jan. 27. Jaycee Contest Judges Named Troop Lift Set Winter Raps Midwest Anew lly United Prrsa International Winter launched another of­ fensive through Ihe center of the nation today, hitting the Midwest with heavy snow, Dixie with driving rain and Uw northern plans with aubu ra cold. The storm whipped out of the southern Rockies, ahead of the second m;Jnr polar cold wav* in a week. It dropped up to 8 inches of snow along a line from Kan­ sas City through Chicago and into Michigan. Thunderstorms accompan­ ied an inch or more of rain in many areas o( Ihe Deep South. Hattiesburg, Miss , reported an unconfirmed t o r n a d o which uprooted trees, clipped power line* and unroofed a vacant building along a three-mile path through the city. There were no Injuries. For the second day Ihe mercury dropped below icro to Minnesota. U. S. Objects 2 Indonesian Boats Sunk In 'Invasion'Try HOLLAND, Dutch New Guinea (U PI) — The Dutch nnvy said It tank two Indone­ sian motor boat* and aent a third fleeing In a naval battle o ff tha south coast o f Dutch New Guinea today in what a Dutch official said appearrd to have been an unsuccessful invasion attempt. Dutch naval spokesman Capt. It. M. Elbers said, ” 1* looks ss if we frustrated an Indonesian invasion attempt." In The Hague, the Dutch cabinet met In an emergency session to discuss the battle. A Defense Ministry ipokas. man, however, said "no com. ment" when asked if tlia claih meant a state o f war between the two nation*. It wa* not Immediately known how many vesscla were involved In the battle, which Dutch sources aaid took place In Dutch territorial waters south o f the Buru Mountains of New Guinea. The battle waa reported to have been a short one. The Defense Ministry In The llarue said Dutch naval units had no choice but to open fire. It aaid the Indo­ nesian vessels wera heading for the New Guinea coast and Ignored a Dutch challenge. The Dutch aircraft carrier Karel Doorman left Rotter­ dam today for what waa dcsrrllied at a training cruise to the Netherlands possessions In the Caribbean. Accom­ panied by two destroyers and two submarines, the big car­ rier will spend three months in the Caribbean on a "showthe-flsg" mission. Indonaaala has claimed that the Karel Doorman actually la headed for the New Guinea «i»*a. Hut a Dutch spokesman In The Hague denied that the Caribbean trip waa a screen for a New Guinea assignment. Holland currently has two 2.400-ton frigates, the Evertsen and the Kortenaer, and a 2,200-ton submarine, tha Utrecht, In New Guinea wa­ ters. These are backed up by Firefly jet fighters and about a dozen Neptune fighter bomber*. Capt. Elbert aaid in an­ nouncing the sea battle: "It look* as if wa fruatested an Indonesia Invasion attempt. "Our radar carried both by ■hlpa and an aircraft picked up blip* which teemed to in­ dicate that a largo number of Indonesian warships were on their way to the coast. "W a fired at what turned out to be a motor torpedo boat. Fir* broke out on board and it sank. "A second vessel o f tbe same type was sunk shortly afterwards. A third motor torpedo boat wa* seen flee­ ing with the rest of the in­ vasion fleet According to our Informa­ tion, the largest of these ship* could ca n y about 60 men and tha total number o f troops carried by thla fleet could presumably have etagrd an Invasion." Elber* said no Dutch warh lt In Citrus Expected . 10 Die In Fire Herald Index TWO PERSONS were injured in thla two car collialon on French Ave. and 22nd SL Saturday night. Injured were Joaeph Horn and Jack Froellch. Horn Buffered a fructurud right leg while Froellch received a fractured juw and cuta and brulnea. Police uaid the Horn car collided with a vehicle operuted by Cheater Wilxon of Daytona Beach. Horn waa charged with recklttMM driving. Froellch waa u puaeenger in the Horn car. , (lleraid Photo). LAKELAND (UPI)— FlopIda Citrus Mutual promised to advise growers thla week about reasonable on - tree prices to ask tor their fruit, expected to Jump sharply la valuo following the sharp freeze in Texes. Last week’s freeze in the Rio Grande Valley waa ex­ pected lo kill virtually alt tbe fruit still left on the trees there. It waa expected to prove a boon to Florida grapefruit prices, which have been tea* than desired through tbe season so far. Prices for Florida CUrua remained steady last week, but volume teli in comparison lo tbo heavy shipments of the previous week, which fol­ lowed the nine-day Christman •hipping holiday. ‘V �•fer V V ' — ■ LONDON (UPI) — Some­ inada by Englishmen who hav# thing new has been added to Just returned from the United the standard list of >mplalaU States. .Seems British cltiten* are being Isolated In hotel rooms where mechanical mon­ sters intimidate them. Spar* doe* not permit * de­ finitive list o f things wrong n o t ic b im i i k m e u t c iiv . w. that L J. LUTHER IIOB- with America, bat her* is a T, Shsrlff o f Seminol* C s s s t r . Florida, by v t n s « *r a •mall sample: Writ Issued Sat of ths Circuit Traffle proceeds on the Court la ao4 for Seminole side o f the itrest, Co wot r . Florida. oo tho llih wrong gay of Sprit. A. D. lis t , la bouses and apartments are that certain rswas bstwssa ROTAL, McflKR CORPORA­ kept at such a high tempera­ TION, a corporation. Plaintiff, ture that you can roast a tur­ so* r h x ie v ie w r u n tiD A CORPORATION, a corporation. key outside the stove, the beer Defendant, h a*a la m r pass, Is so cold all the flavor 1* •salon lha following d«arrlk«l driven out o f it, tb* native* Legal Notice r I. its:. in r u t ; cm ci rr l o i s t o f T lir. NINTH J I I I H I A L M M . C l IT OF 1*1.0111IIA. Ih A .tll F o il SEMI SOI.I: COUNTY. Ih C R A h n :« r . ho. n a if INSTITUTIONAL XIORTOAUK COMPANY, a California cor. aeration authorised to do hue. ineee In Florida, Plaintiff. he V IR U IL L CALHOUN AND JOTCK ANN CALHOUN, hit Wife, and all unknown helie, des|. sere, grantees, assignees, lien, ere. credltore. trustee! or other •lelmanie claiming by, through, under nr agelnet V liln tl ? r-» r ii n o v Legal Notice le *h . m e re o f i h . C o e o ty C o o n ly , F l o e , •da. I * P r a h a I a. to r a i K a t a t a o f Jsdga. s r a t i o . l a JESSIE LUCIt.K MBLTON. _ , D a raa tad . ~ o C i l t r a d l l o r a a a d P a ra o n a lla t lo g < la ln t a or R aaaaada A g a ls a t a a ld M e l.t e i You and as, h o f you ora notified m d iM|ulrti la praaaat any clolaia sad danianda which you. or althar • f you. may hava a s t i r . 1 ths ta lsia or Jatala Lurll# Melton, doctatad. tala of aald County, to lha County Judga of Btmlnot. County, Florida, at hit offlca la lha aourt houaa of aald County al Hanrord, FlarIda. within alt cslandsr months tram ths llm s of ths first publication of this nodes Ksrta claim or demand shall bs In writing, and that) s ta ll lbs placa of rati 1 ,n r. and poal orfka address of the claimant. Slid shall be snorn lo by ths claimant, bit a g tn l, or attor­ ney,and any auch claim or de­ mand not *0 d i d shall be void. / a / R am ie iianton Aa esecutrla of lha Laet WIU and Teatament of Jaatla l.uclta Malian, publication January AND JOVCK ANN CALHOUN, hte w ife, who rosy be dead and but known lo bo iliad ar ollvo; ond all unknown parilea and alalinanf* bavin* or claiming any right, title ar latereet In nnd lo the property Involved la this tnuee, Defendants. h o r n K UF 01 IT TAMPA — Sixty livestock exhibitors from 17 Florida counties and eight other states have filled the ham* of the Florida State Fair with ncarl> 6tHi pure bred pritr entries for the finest dairy and beef rattle exhibitions in the exposition's 57-jear history. R. 1). Jackson, the fair's livestock committee chair­ man announced the figure represents a siiable increase o\er last >ear, particularly in the spread of geographic Mrs. Papworih Dies Here Al 91 j ' B l THE GRAMKOWS are shown nerving refreshment* to Fr. Richard Lyons, Abe Gussow and Rev. Donald Gravenmier at the new Gramkow Funeral Home open house held Sunday. Hundreds attendee] the open houae facilities which were held at the new home located on Onora Rd. (Herald Photo) personal propsrt J, te-w tlt Ona Modal KECP - 11* Royol Kleclrl* trpawrltar, with Pies Canterbury type, car Son rlM o s •a lha property of RIDGEY ir t V FLORIDA CORPORA­ TIO N ; that on tho Ilth d sv of Fabrsary, A. D. IMS. batwsta ths lagal hours of solo, lo -w lt: O ftar I liM o'clock la lha lorsnoon and hsfort 1 a* o'clock lo tha afternoon, on tha said day al lha front door o f tha County Court llouts In Sanford, Htiuln >1* County, Florida, I at,nil offsr far sols to Its highest bidder for rats la hand, lha abuts dr arrises personal proparly of R IIXIK . Y IK IV FLORIDA CORPORA­ TION. J L lla tb y , snerlff of Seminole County, Florida Peblleh Jan. IS, XX. 1> 4 Feb. Rrralh .flJjft; •r! . v k i 1 &s wfm 6 have an uncouth habit o f cat­ ting a piece o f meat and then transferring the fork to the right hand to spear it, the summers are hot and the win­ ter* are cold, there is no royal family, when you are Intro­ duced to an American he ut­ ters a barbaric phrase that sounds liks "H i"; Stratford, Coon-. I* bigger than Strat­ ford, England, but It baa never produced a William Shapespeore, American boalness men tahi nustness all the time even when they are giv­ ing a business luncheon for British business msn. Now harken to Miss Dee Wells, who returned recently from the United B uies and was so shakan by a nlgbt in a Miami hotel that ah* related her adventure* in a communi­ cation to the London Dally Herald. A bell boy assorted her to a room, flicked some switch**, eitortod * d from her end slarnmed door. Legal Notice Mrs. Jim* Robinson Pap- I During World War I she worth, tl. 3it Park A n ., Sso- i icrved as a director of Pa­ j ford, died Saturday alter a triotic Service League WorkALGIERS, Algrrim (U PIl — 1loot lilneis. Mrs. Papworth 1era. doing R el Cross work. In The Chuluota Retired Folks A weekend o f terror attacks 1was the widow of the late i October, 1977, Mr. Papworth Club will hold Its annual ele c-1 PUNTA GORDA (UPI) — Harry M. Papworth who died retired and he and his wife tion and installation o f offi- Two Florida Forest Service , by rival Moslem nationalists la February HU returned to Sanford to make cers at the Lake Catherine rangrrs sustained second drand European settler extremBorn Jura Lowry Robinson, their home. Inn Thursday. ' free bums in a fir* which 1ists left scores desd and daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Papworth waa a char­ All members In good stand- destroyed about 200 acre* of wounded across Algeria today. Mrs. M. F. Robinson. Sept. 22. ier member of the Sanford ing will be treated to a free ( tlmberlsnd about two miles Police figures showed that IS70 at Conneautville, Pa., the Woman's Club and pan presi- steak dinner with serving east o f here Sunday, 31 persons were killed and 76 was christened in the Episco­ I dent of the Sanford Garden scheduled to begin at 6 p. m. Tommy Brown. 48, was Club. wounded Sunday alone, bring­ pal Church in that town. according to an announcement burned on the face and hands In lt74 the family moved to She has no immediate sur- from Charles E. McCuna, In- ,„<! Jack Williams, 21. was ing the total number o f cas­ Indianapolis, tnd., where her I vivors. Graveside services formation secretary of the burned over most of his body ualties air.ee New Year's Day father was state agent for the ! will be held In Lakeview club. as the wind shifted while they to 234 dead and 288 wounded. Travelers Insurance Co. 1 Cemetery with the Rev. John Officers recommended by seer* fighting the blase off She attended the Classical The bloodshed is the reeult j W. Thomas officiating. Brit- the nominating committee at State Road 74. They were reof a vicious circle of attack* School for Girls in Indianapo­ son Funeral Home is in the December meeting lnclud- ported in satisfactory eondilis, Stetson University in De­ charge. and eounter-attacka on each1 ed Edward Richardson, presi- tion at Charlotte Community Land and Columbia University dent; Louia Ratliff, vice presi- Hospital, other by Moslem rebel* and in New York City. dent; Ruth Boewell, sec reA Foreat Barrie* official the settlers' Secret Army Or­ In 1M6 the family moved to Crash Report tary; Edward Kuhlman, trea- said he believed the fir* we* ganisation (O A S). Florida first living la ScviUe WASHINGTON (U P l> -T w o surer and Roecoe Morrison, deliberately set. Brown and The battling has become so and in lis t moved to Sanford. accidents involving non-sched- information secretary. Williams were the third and open that the arthibiehop of She was married to Harry M. uled airlines killed 131 per­ Additional nomination* will fourth rangers burned In Papworth May 24, UN, and son* last year, more than half Algiers, Leone Etienne Duval, went with him to New York will assume their, duties and went on television Sunday to where they lived for M years. the total dead in airline crashes for the year. Five reapoasibiliti**. The fir* of­ appeal for special prayers for crashes of scheduled airliners ficer* constitute the Board of peace. took the remaining 134 lives. Directors. "In the grave hours we ere living through, we must re­ member that prayer is the most effective action," the archbishop said. "God will not abandon those who turn to Mrs. Charlott# France* him. May God save Algeria." Fsron. 72, died early Satur­ Within hours o f the time he day morning in Seminol* Me­ spoke, OAS commando* had morial Hospital following a shattered an Algiers cafe with brief illness. hand grenades and machine A native of New York City, gun fire, killing 7 Moelems bar horns was In Coram, Long end wounding 20. Island, N. Y., whera the was Shortly afterward a group a member of the Trinity of Moslem gunmen in a car klethodist Church. She was a sprayed the passing automo­ member of the Order of East­ bile of a European family with ern Star and of the Gen. Fran­ machine gun fire, killing the cis Spinola Chapter, Daugh­ MON. - TUES. - WEDS. father and two children and ter of the Union. 1M1-1K3. At seriously injuring the wife and the time of her death she and another child. her husband. Samuel E. FarIn predominantly European on Sr., were visiting sons, Oran, Algeria's second largest Allred U. Faron in Orange city, police went cut in force Sunday to break up roving pacha o f youths hunting down Moslems. In two Algiers suburbs hun­ dreds o f Moslems staged noisy demonstrations Sunday night until a strong turnout o f riot poUgo dispersed them. Legal Notice F IV T IT IO C I* NAM E NOTICE 1* hereby glten that we are engaged la busIneee at Santerd. *emlnole County, Florida, under tbe tielltloua name nf, NOVA BIMLDKH*. end Ibst see In­ tend lo register eatd name with Ibe Clerk nf the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Flor­ ida. In accordance with the provisions of the Flotltleua Name Statutes, tn -w lt; Section »*».*» Florida Statutes 1»$T. S is: J. It llerktneyer W illiam lin d en Publish: Die. IS. t t l l * Jan I, All Vegetable Varieties. . . O Cc 4$ 3 Limit Legal Notice 4 fire* in southwest since Christmas. Florida Wins VFW Award NEW YORK (U PI)—Robert E. Kintner. president of the National Broadcasting Com­ pany. has been named winner of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Gold Medal Award for "achievement in the field of news ind public affairs pro­ gramming." Howard L. Whelchel 480 Elliott Ave. FA 2-2010 Office Hours: 1 - 1 Evenings By Appointmsnt BONUS BUY! WHILE THEY LAST! BONUS BUY! Y oer Choice BONUS BUY! t. I. tl. tltt. width and shall overlap » t I S i*: t h l.e ($> laches The flberalaee panels shell be available In et least three fSI assorted enlld colors that edn ba harmonlaed In nltarnatlng pan­ el*. hsmplee of the mater­ ial bid shall be subm it, ted with each bid. Prices shall be F .O f l, San. ford, Florida. The bid shall specify the time of delivery of the material from tho S si* of ths receipt of ardor snd all bids shall b* binding on ths blddtr for a minimum of thirty f|«) d ay s Ths City of Bsnford reserves the rlsht to ocespt or reject any or all bide In the best Inlereels of T o! M iK I t o r W A L L A C E and JUIIT M. XVALLACE, bl* wife. Defendants. Hlauntoa, Virginia xorirs: o f s tir to TOU AND EACH OF TOU F U M E I.X O * M M IIM T M A U K ar* hereby notified that suit TOt VI ROIL t„ CALHOUN has teen roinmenred against AND JOYCE ANN C A L ­ you In the circuit Court of HOUN. Ms wife. tho Ninth Judicial Circuit of Residence Unknown. Ilia state of Florida In and for TOl All unknown helra. Jevl- Seminal# County, the abbre­ sere, grantees, assign­ viated title of which I* FALL ee*. lienors, creditors, RIVE R HAVINUS HANK. trustees ,,r other claim ­ Plalnlirr, .t * . LEE ROT ant* claiming by, W ALLA CE and JUDT H. through, under or W ALLA CE, fait wife, D efan*, against VIRUIL I . CAL­ ania. la Chancory No. ItlS t. HOUN AND JOYCE ANN The Nature of this suit Is n CALHOUN, hie wife, fort! Insure of that certain who may be dead and mortgage from sold Defend, n»t known to to dead or ante to P laintiff d sltd snd re­ hisTii'H o r S H K irp *s s s i . h alive; and all unknown corded In Official llscords NOTICE IB IIEREIIT O IV pan lee and clalmanla Rook III, p ig s u » , Public KN, that L J. LU TH ER HOB­ having or t-lalnilhg any llscords a f Ssmlnol* County, BY, Sheriff a f So*sl*olo Oouaright, till# or Intereel la Florida, encumbering that olid In tbe property In­ certain piece or parcel of pro. t T. Florida, by virtue of s writ Issued out of Ih* Circuit volved In this reuse party located, situate, and be­ Court In snd for Orsneu Coun­ Residence* Unknown. ing In said 'County and Slat* ty. Florid*, on ths l lt h day of YOU. AND K AM I OF TOU, to wilt Juno, A.D. 1141, la n rsrtsla nr* hereby notified that a The Knot I .I I foot of Lot rouso wherein (1 K N B R A L Util of Complaint (a FnrrFINANCE CORPORATION OF elnet M -r lg * g » boa keen filed East I feet thereof. Block FLORIDA EAST, a torpors* ngelA SI you hr tho Plaintiff I. N o n T II O R L A N D O Uon, Is Plaintiff, snd U U U B F . lo tho abiive.etyled court for T O W N SITK FOURTH FINE B. COOK, It D tftn dsn b the purpose of lore,-losing * ADDITION, according lo I b sv t levied on nnd will an m ortgage upon the following the plat Iherouf ss rec­ ths Ilth d ty of Fobruary, A. described property, situate and orded In Plat Hook II, D., t i l l , tho earn* bolns o being In Seminol* Coubty, p sgs II. Putillo Records of Lo*nl Sols* Day, and during Florida, to wit: lem ln o l* County, Florida: tha Ita sl hours of sal*, affar Lot I, lllock 1. of IIEFTIncluding spsctflcally, but for solo at tha fraat Soar af LKII H u t lU ORLANDO not by way of limitation, Ibt Seminol* County CourtHKCTION ONE. according tho follow ing fu tu r e s! huuoo In Sanford. Florida, aad to plat thereuf, recorded Heater, permanently m etall­ •sit la tha hlshosl and host In Plat Hook II. Pages t ed. bidder, far cash, aubjact la and 4, o f the Public lieEACH (IF YOU ID IIEQL’ l n •nrds uf Seminol* County, El> lo fllo your answer or all and/or anp prlar Haas ar oncumbraacaa. lha fallowing Florida. other written defense* lo tha roal proparty la You are barely requited to Complaint with lb* Cterh of -•errlbed aemlBol* County, Florida. |*> aerve a copy o f your Anewer tho Circuit Court of Bsni'.nolo win or other pleading to lha Dill County, Florida. In this pro­ llegla III fL N 41* II* B. o f Corrpletn* - it the P iatullffa ceeding and la serve s c*py from a. earner af Let a attorneys, tl Illum e, Salomon. thereof upon (he Plaintiff's la Fairy Laka park. Kenney A l.lndrou, loot Du- attorney*, whoe* names snd Seminol* County, Florida, Punt tlulldliig, Miami 13. Flor­ nddisse sr* hereinafter stt acoordlag lo Flat tkaraof id*. and file an original Ane­ forth ns isqu lisd by |aee, nst recorded la r ia l Book f , wer or other pleading In Ih* later Ihnn tho 1st dsp of Feb­ Pago I I of tho Public Office of the Clerk of lb* ruary, 1 s t:. In dsfnull IbsrsRecords of gemlnolo Coun­ abuv*-*tylvd court on or be­ of tho causo will proceed es ty. Florida, rua North fore the Hh day uf February, port* upun ih* entry of a Do­ 44’ I I ' B. I N fL along er*# Pro Confoeoo agnloei you. Simlo Rood t. thence N. It you fall to do oo. a DaW ITNESS my hand and the I t ' « r W est I I I fL to o tto Pro Confteso will bo official seal of eald Court In Fairy Laka; thence gouthtaken eseln el you for ih* re­ Fanford, Seminal* County, wesiornly along Lake in lief demanded In tbs SfIII of Florida, thin ilt h day e f Depoint N. $$• IF W est nf Complaint. •ember I lt L bealun'.na; them e g. I f W IT N E SS my hand nml seal (MEAL) *•' K. **• ft- t* beginning; af aald fo u r l at Sanford. Arthur IL Bschwllh. J r . All bearings baaad an P« minute County, Florida, till* -Clerk ef Circuit court gouth line L«t M no Truotth day of January, ISIS. Hyl Martha T. Vlhteu. D.C. E a st-W e st, fla t Book T. (M E A L ) Ural Jail, Dudley and laerli Fagn I f Semlaala County, Arthur U. Beckwith. Jr. A ttorneys for Plaintiff Clerk of the Circuit Court as North Court s ir e n J. L. Hobby, Sheriff af Ry E arth s T. Vlhlen P. O. Ilox 13X14 Sem laolt County, Florid* {Deputy Clerk OrlendOe Flurlda Publish Jan. t l , IX, XI * Feb Pudllatii Jan. I, U . 13, I f . l i f t Publish! Jon. I, I, II, XX, t f s : ». 1*SX, I s She fours of she (-.eualy J s * * h ■•••loeU Canary, r io c l* » , I s Probate. I* rei Estate of VID A FKItltKLL HOPKINS Deceased. T o All CVedllare eng Pcrtees NaelBg I lalma er l i e . . . S . A ge le sf Said K o t a t e i You and each of you ars hsteby notified and required to present any claims and demauda which you, ar althar of you. may h a ts against tbs •stats s f Vida Parrott Hop. bins, dereseed. Ists of is id Casnty, to the County Judas o f Seminole County, Florida, * t hie office In the court house ef sold County at Henford. Florida, within als cal­ endar mot,(he from lha llmo a f Ih* first publication of this nolle*. Each claim ar demsad •hell be In writing, and ahall ila ia tha plaia o f rosldenr* •n* post slflco address o f tho claimant, snd shall bs sworn lo by tho claimant, agent, a t­ torney. snd any such claim or dtmand nst so filed shall be sold. Tom F. Ferrell A s eseeutor of the Last W ill and Teelamant of Vida Fsrrsll Hopkins, deceased W lnderoeedl*. Haines, Hunter A ltorneta $14 Park A te South W inter Park. Florid* Publish Jen. I. 11, ||, ||, m j . Center Cuts Deliciously Different BONUS BUY! UABY BEEP LEGS - UR EASTS . THIGHS Pork Roast 39< TIIRJFTW’ AY DAIRY And Get Extra Gilt Edge Stamps SLICED FROZEN FOOD CHUCK SEA BRAND DREADED SHOULDER ROUND PRODUCE Stamps With thU Coupon and a 92.00 or »or« purchase of Spar Goa or Oil _ Expired Jan. 20. EACH WILSON CORN KING Gilt-Edge Stamps Limit 1 Coupon Per CuaUasrr Corner 10th and French Registration remains open for a new class in printing al the Mary Karl Vocational di­ vision of Daytona Beach Jun­ ior College, Mary Karl director. Milt F. Tosky, said today that women k ill he permitted in the pro­ gram for the first time in the class which organizes this morning on campus. Enrollment Is open to can­ didates 16 years of ago and older and the course covers both letter p roa and offset printing as well as related work of tlie trade. . Registration may be made I t Collins Hall between 9 snd 3 p.m. hr concluded. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. tUI’l) — Hollywood pays its final respects today to Ernie Kovner, clowning, high-living comedian who left behind n beautiful wife, three children and perhaps little of his persunul fortune. Miiuph l'iesb)tcriun rites were scheduled for tho enter­ tainer al tho Beverly Hills C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian Church. Knvncs was killed early Saturduy when his station wagon skidded on a rain-slick West Lot Angeles street and alnmmvd into a utility pole. He was on his way home alone from a party at director {tilly Wilder's apartment honoring a newly adopted child of the Milton Belles. A cb>,e friend of the 42yenr-old cigar-puffing come­ dian indicated that his widow, actress Edie Adam*, "will not be well-off financially.'' "It's no secret among those who knew Ernie that he's lmd financial problems," said the friend, an intimate associate of the mustachioed comic. "He lived big, spent huge sums of money—and a year and a half ago when he finally got new advisors, ho wa> deeply in debt, und it but been building. His financial situution was the result o f bad Inspect Wall BERLIN (UPI) — Russian ufficcrg inspected tho Com­ munist*’ anti-freeze wull di­ viding thu city t"diiy nt two spots where it crumbled in freezing cold, West Berlin police said. business advice through the years when suicess came to him," the friend continued. "When tho new advisors came in, be had a largo debt to pay the government. 1 don't know how much the insurance will cover. But it's safe to say Edlc will not be over­ whelmingly well-off." Stenslrom Gives Legal Advice To Ladies "Your will should be review­ ed periodically, to that you are sure It reflects your present wishes." This w h s the advice of At­ torney Douglas Stenutrom, former state senator, a* he spoke to the ladirs of the Home Demonstration Club, Thursday. Stenstrcm also assured the ladies that a will is legal even if it is not drawn up by an at­ torney, but should be signed ROME (U PI) -^E lizabeth in the presence of three wit­ Taylor nml her husband, Ed­ nesses, who thin affix their die Fisher, announced today own signatures. they hnve adopted a one-yearThe counselor described the old girl. various kinds of property own­ The announcement was is­ ership and the legal provisions sued through m spokesman. involved, li<>w wills are proved, It said: how property is divided and "Mr. and Mr*. Eddio Full­ advised them to l>e suie that er are more than happy to everything they had was held announce adoption by law uf ill Joint ownership, to simplify nn orphan girl." Ilia legal processes after the It laid the girl is tunned death o f the husband or wife, Florida ha- no inheritance Mtitia und i* ona year old. "They had been looking tax, Stcnstroui said, but the for her for almost two year*," Fedeial government is inter­ ested in joint estates over the statement said. The spokesman shid he had $120,000 or $60,tssi in the case lint been authorized to dis­ of a widow or a widower. He warned that this was a gen­ close any further details. Miss Taylor, who will he 30 eralization however, and cer­ next month, married Fisher in tain circumstances c o u l d Muy, illVI. She lias had no change these facts, Stotielrum advised mat lied children by him, hut hat three children from previous mar­ couples who uw'n more than riages. They sra Michael ono automobile to have all Howard, 8, ami Christopher curs in both names. ' “ In tbs case of the death of Edward, 6, sons by her second husband, Michael Wilding, one, the other would then au­ and Elizabeth Frances, 3, tomatically own all cars. How­ daughter by her third hus­ ever, if the auto was listed band, the late Michael Todd. under the name o f only the husband or the wife, the sud­ den death of the owner could cause tlie other to Imve to pay $37 to get the title transferred into the survivor’s name. amount o f," he said. ‘ This has earned a change in the structure of banking, Rich­ LONDON (U I'I) - The At­ ardson said. "In the 1940‘s, less than 20 lantic Passenger SU unship per cent of the assets nt all Conference reports that traniFlorida banks were in loans,” Atlantir traffic by sea drophe said "That lending activ- I>cd 10 per cent last year and ily approximately doubled in lhat there were 81 less sail­ ings than in I960. But the the lMO's,” h« said. "Banka sr* lending more conference said the passenger today," he concluded, "simply drop was only half of a 20 per because they have more good, cent dip which had bean fore­ sound lending opporl unit let." cast. GAINESVILLE Hanking ins (lie now life Into banking, in Florida — once a plodding but liquid ain't* deposited by field — it today an exciting retired person* had a tre­ ■rca of expansion ami oppor­ mendous clfcct in some areas, tunity, according to a Uni­ particularly Sarasota and St. versity of Florida finance Petersburg. Other factors have prodded specialist, "Florida and Texas together the state's financial institu­ hava chartered more new tions into new sctlon, he ssid. "People sre spending s banks aince World War II than Isrger proportion of their in­ tha rest of lha nation com­ bined," said James G. Rich­ come for services — such as ardson, associate professor of tourist facilities — and this is what we sell a tremendous finance at the University. "And opportunities for new graduates are better in this state than anywhere el»a in the country," he said. "Back in the Thirties, hank­ ing didn't use many new peo­ ple." he said. Consequently many bank olliccrs are now nearing retirement a g e — and men are needed to replace em, plus fill the new opengs caused by the field's rapid expansion, Richardson said. •Tv# scan bo>« become bank presidents within five or six years aflcr graduation. And on merit, too—their fa­ thers didn't even own any slock in the bank." he added. The blunt, 44-ycar-old pro­ lessor dates the charge in banking from World War II. Tha primary reason for it Uaa in (ha rising economic COLD W'AVE BLANKETS NATIQN — From Dullas, Texas, where a cow­ activity in the state, he be­ poke (riifht) Huddles a paper sled on a snowhunk, to Huffulo, N. Y „ where a lieves. l»oatnian wudea throujfh a drift, snow continued to cover most of the na­ "The banking syaU'in mir­ tion. Near-Arctic cold was reported in 40 of the country’s 60 states. Blixror* the economy." zardy weather in the South und Southwest hit with surprising suddenness. Ha said Florida's industrial Georgia. Tennessee, .........- . . . Texas,. Alabama. und ,Mississippi were among the and commercial strides were southern states facing unusually frigid weathejr. Jpiporunt factors mi injeet- Sea Traffic Dips Srufresh Margarine G ilt Edge Mrs. Laymon G o o d m a n , president o f the Society for Crippled Children nnd Adults of Seminole County announc­ ed at a recent meeting that f o l'.nij Faster Seals hail been received. Considerable proyicss was made at the m erlinj In st.rltini: tho new ycat's work Into full swing and plans started for the coming Easter Seal Drive. In appreciation for his con­ stant help, Lyle Rct-sc, state director of the society was made an honorury member of A e Seminole Society. All officera o f the society were filled and ure us follows: l'resident, Mrs. Laymon Good­ man; vice president and secre­ tary. Mrs. Dee Feltner, treas­ urer, 1'hil Logan and publicity chaiimun, Mrs. James Taylor. II fJS! With this Coupon and a 95.00 or mors food order— Explrss Jan. 17. « Kxhihilors, b» counties and states arc: Brevard—A. Uuda A Sons, Cocoa, Brahman. B r o w a r d — Gul.'atrcam Farm, Fort Lauderdale, An­ gus. l)adc — Panuleta Farms, Uleto, Santa Gertnuli*. DcSoto— Ridgcwool Ranch, Arcadia, Angus. Dixie— K1 Rancho Grande, Cross Cil}, Hereford. Gadsden — Ford's Dairy, Quincy, Jersey. Hernando— II. T.. Harvell, llrnoksvillc, Santa Gcrtrudis. Hillsborough— Deriso An­ gus Ranch and Waller R. Williams. Angus; G T Stack A Sons, Brahman: Double 1. Ranch and Shuman Hereford Farm, Hereford; Vclbcrtan Lake Ranch, Santa Gcrtru­ dis: Jucklen Farms. Shorthum; Larry Bennett, Dixie Fa-ms, tl. It. I’ hltamatce, Jane. Nancy, and Toni Vern­ on. Ay r'hirc. Holmes— Lookout Planta­ tion, Itonlfa), Angus, Manatee — Hughes Angus Ranch, Kllcnton, and Suglliara Ranch, Palmetto, An­ gus; nine Bird Ranch, E. Bradenton. Chnrotais; Walter Schmid A Son, Tallevast, Guernsey. Marion — Blue Ribbon An­ gus Farm, Summcrfield, An­ gus. Orange — Itar D Ranch, Orlando, Brahman; Lay Lainc Guernsey Farm, Goldrnrod, Guernsey. Palm Beach — Circle P Ranch and Gailbraith B ros, Holstein, West Palm Beach. mr, Lyle Kceso, Mrs. Luymond Goodman and Mrs. James Taylor. (Herald Photo) Easter Seals Drive Plans j 'Firmed Up' Printing Class Set At Daytona All Meat Varieties Of SOCIETY for (Tippled Children and Adults of Seminole County receives (he new 19l>2 Easter Seals. Shown here from left are Mrs. I)e,* Felt- interest. Vmons out-of-slate exhibitors are the University of Georgia which will show Angus and Hereford entries along with exhibitors of these and other breeds (ruin Con­ necticut, Iowa, Georgia, Mars land, Mississippi, Ohio, South Carolina, am) Virginia. Hairy cattle wilt hold the fair spotlight (lie first week of the fa.r, Feb. 6-lo. with the beef cattle show sche­ duled for the sccon I week, Fch, 12-17. Parades of Cham­ pions will he held both weeks. a s m cV U J/D \ 4t.; u •. Something MORE for live laxtc is what W-D ''Branded" BEEF has to offer! For instoncc, the magic of extra flavor, the tenderness ond rich, mcoty goodness you'll find in every forkful. This is the quality that is so evident in every cut of W-D "Branded” U. S. Government Graded Beef . . . that something "e x tra " thot brings obouf repeated comments like; "Best tasting beef I ever a te." So, know in odvonce what you are getting, insist on W-D "Bronded" BEEF ond remember . . . quality is your best buy in thrift. Shop W inn-Dixie where live quality of W-D "Branded" BEEF is gooronfecd W-D "Branded S te a k -79 S teak -8 9 S teak -9 8 Roast - 49 R o ast-5 9 R o ast-69 R ib s-39 W-D "Branded” . . Full Cut Round or Sirloii W-D "Branded" . . T-bone or Club W-D " Borndad" . . Chuclc W-D "Branded" . . Round Bone Shoulder W-D "'Branded" . . 7" Cut Rib W ITH THIS COUPON A T YOUR NEAREST W INN-DIXIE STORE Void After Jan. 17 limit One Coupon To Adult With A $5.00 or Mart Food Order W-D "Branded" . . Beef Short Quantify Rights Reserved Price* Good Thru Jan u ary I7 lh BOB W H ITE SLICED Palmetto Farms Salads voio arris januanv 17TM Maine Russet Baking POTATOES 39 J LB. BAG AHo Good Moxri#d or Fra Breakstone �miiit&Z/1 cAV m x \\ Better Check Up I A few week* ngo a drama was en­ acted In Bushnell that deserves the attention of every property owner. A transient dealer In bulldinsr materials hnd fast talked a Sumter County couple Into installing siding and with­ out realising it they’d signed a mortgage not only on their home, but on their entire farm I The here-today gone tomorrow dealer escaped with a tongue-lashing from the judge because he had done nothing Illegal. Sharp practices thrive when home-owners permit them­ selves to he pressured into signing any document without the advice o f a trusted local businessman or attor­ ney. These transients usually contract to put new roofing or siding on a house, clean and repair septic tanks or treat a house for termites. Some­ times they o|>erate from their cars or trucks, and once in a while they rent temporary offices. In spite of repented wnrnings, Seminole County residents every PS * i <r. Peter Edson DUTCHMAN'S BRITCHES Political year fall for the smooth lines and hand over their hard earned cash to these people, who frequently give little or nothing in return. If you doubt this, check with City Manager Pete Knowles or the Cham­ ber of Commerce. The city manager’s office receives close to five calls a day on this problem. The "Snowbirds” so called by re­ putable local dealers and craftsmen, live in the North and spend only the top tourist months in the area. During that time they call house to house and solicit business. Their lines includes guarantees that are im­ possible o f fulfillment. No guarantee is worth more than tho character o f the man who gives it—and, needless to say, a guarantee is worth little if the salesman leaves no forwarding address. There is one quick way to find out if a solicitor is on the up-and-up. Call the Chambor of Commerce and ask if he is well-established. If he’s a fly by night, the Chamber will be glad to put you on the right track. 3 Letters To The t; i Editor would not reieaia news -or publication without proper authorizetlon. Our Board Meeting began at 9:10 a. m. and wai ad­ journed at 11:30 a. m. of that tlma only a very few mlnutea wa* taken up on the aubject of the triangle at Park and 21th Street. The of­ ficial opinion wai "Anything la an Improvement over what wai there before.” This la verified by eserpta from our mlnutei. A motion was made, aecooded end unani­ mously carried to write Mr. Xnowlea, our City Manager a letter offering aulatance In his effort* to beautify the City of Senford. While a valued member did rttlgn from a Chairmanahtp, her letter read In pari, " I find my peraonel effelri Ths Girdsa Club of Sinford ii a p*rt of the Florida Federation of (iardea Cluba and U NOT the Sanford Fed­ eration of Garden Cluba. The Florida Federation of Garden Cluba at the last official count baa 30,017 membera, of which number the Sanford Garden Club, haa been 311, which bjr no means can be called a majority of the Fed­ eration. The opinion aa stated In the article aa the official opinion of the Garden Club wai not the official view tak­ en by the Board of Dlrcctori. Any opinions stated by In­ dividual membera of the Garden Club la their own personal opinion. Any Gar­ den Club member worthy of being a Garden Clubber would not, and I repeat, Negro Family Needs Clothing A second Negro family who to Firs Chief M ick Cleveland. was burned out of thalr horns Chief Clsvaland haa under­ last week were In need of taken to obtain a supply of clothing and help, according clothing for the family which conalata of a man and his wife, their married daughter and bar five children. The sliea of tba adults ware 18T CAV. DIV., KOREA listed ss dresses, size It and (AHTNC)— Army Pfe Freddie ihoci sizes six and ttvan. Robinson, whose foster par­ The znan'a sizes ara said to ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ba shirt site 18 nsek, shoes, Hemps, and wife, Joan, live size 10 and pants, size 38. at 2027 Grepevtlle Ave., SanThe children tra a boy 17, f o r d , recently participated who waari alia 18 pants, size with other personnel from the 14 nack shirt, and the grlla 1st Division’s 8th Cavalry In ara size 12 and 8. The eight a winter training rierclse In year old wears size one girl's Korea. shoe and there la a boy who The 8th Cavalry, the north­ waari alza 12 shoe. There la ernmost stationed battle group also a four month old baby In o f the division, was tested to ricUrmln* Its e«mbat effi­ the family. Tbla is the family of Alon­ ciency under adverse weather zo Hatcher and the clothing conditions. Ths exereisa stress­ ed tho Importance of cold- may be left with Charles weather - Injury prevention Crawford at 1112 West Ith during long periods of expos­ St. or at the Fire Station. ffl :' •• Sanford Soldier In Korea Games I •! III 1 >| n A : ure. A riflemen In the cavalry’* Company II, lloblnson entered the Army in June 1900, com­ pleted basic training at Fort Jackson, 8. C., and was sta­ tioned at Fort Lewis, Wash before arriving overseas last March. Drips Add To Cost Ons drop o f water from a leaky faucet every two sec­ onds amounts to 84 gallons of wasted water a month, reporta the Department o f Agricul­ ture. OUR BOARDING HOUSE fatfBITTOUSfiN , Yo u h a o t u 'Y . MALF-SMBLL* [CAPTAIN PlNCMSD i »*•» 6 0 WHAT < TWOUOVtT CAPT. 6MANW? , AN’ CUTTM' C O R N B R fd J . ,N IV E R MINOTHV 6AFP WA&TAXIM6 Me ikI Ttf DBTAlL/lFSR AY V A N ' - 0 vtTTH life 6o«iEO inuAeo«E ivt-HeM— tfoNoa Soovtoora-m’ TRIM M IN GS— -. SOlEMB.BMf 6)D lD *O la OUST PUT rr a l l WEATHER WILY CAPTAIN,BUT MB IS ^ ON OMb MOWSAFELY PtCAHCBHATUD rtePDRT in KNlFBf, iMTMccnYBAsnaB.-mRU TH‘ PAPftff, W OLD SCOTLANDVARDTRAIM-^®1* / IH5/-m-UAM — OffAWlUPA CHAIfT AND m im a o ’jr i require more time each year and 1 believe my first duty to my family.” What she did not say was that her health la poor. The Board accepted her resignation with regret and understanding. We have obtained from Mr. Knowles permission to sub­ mit for publication part of a letter received and read te the Garden Club Board. Tbc part released la pertinent to the situation above dlteuned. We believe in the truth and the whole truth. The Executive Board of the Garden Club • e • This la a copy of the let­ ter In part which was writ­ ten by Mr. Knowles to be read at the Board Meeting of the Garden Club. The cacti, etc., at the tri­ angle were donated by Mr. Gaail, The three cabbage palm* were moved from the tri­ angle and replanted on the lake fnmt boulevard. The triangle la not com­ puted and we are looking tor money to do so from anyone who wishes to complain loud enough. This should include fundi for "washed Gravel" In addition to plants. The CKy of Sanford does not have funds to hire a pro­ fessional consultant. In fact, funds are not avallabU for any landscaping and every­ thing that la done Is on a beg, borrow and steal pro­ gram. This Includes tba naed to borrow equipment atod personnel from other city de­ partments and jobs to move trees. There are 81.3 acres of city psrk*, plus Ihe grounds and iawns of city buildings, plus the psrkways and traffic is­ lands of 93 miles of streets. To take care of these parks and lawns, the City has seven laborers and a superintend­ ent. There is neither time nor personnel to adequately care for this acreage and the re­ sult la that the city work must concentrate on the "used" areas such as base­ ball fields, stadium, tennis courts, etc., and tha rest la merely kept mowed. Taking In the whole picture, I per­ sonally feel that a remark­ able job Is done with what haa to be maintained and that there Is HttU to no time or money for landscaping, hand care, watering, or other Individual needs that ara de­ sirable. I wish you to know,— , that I appreciate your at­ titude, patience, and under­ standing of the City’s pro­ blem. It la hoped that more people will gain In under­ standing that a municipality function! for the health, aafaty, and welfare of its residents. Beautification be­ come* a desirable luxury that la add'd after the neces­ sities are provided and to the extent that it can b* af­ forded. Very truly yours, City of Sanford /* / W. E. Knowles City Manager , i Managing M ite r SPOT W U U Oeastjr M ite r oacaua naasu Saetelr M ite r Sanford, Florida a. (iuilow, ssurroa * ■ n u n a. cc sazan Advertising Dlreeter Otaeellted Manager gaata a. llaslaaee W orry Clinic For they depend largely on the U. 8. Poat Office for delivery I Tha daily newspaper (only about 1,760 left in America) do not require a federal li­ cense nor do they depend more than about 10% on the Post Office for delivery. For the vast majority of WHEN THEY CAN OBTAIN dally newspapers ara deliver­ A RIGHT UNDERSTAND­ ed by nswapaper boys or rur­ ING OF MATTERS.” al trucker* or are bought on I have capitalised the key tha newsstands. clause, for newspapers are the Laud Your F<dilor ONLY f r e e , unreglmanted I.aud your publisher* and mass medium for Informing aditors, therefore, as tha lait adelt Americans! "When the prase la fret,” hope for free government in said Thomas Jefferson, "and thle great Republic. For they are the final every man able to read, all Is chanca wa hava o f obtaining safs.” Let me give you some shock­ Georg* Washingtons' desire ing fact*. Our radio and TV for "a right understanding of stations are under coercion by matters.” They still are tha "free the federal government be­ cause they must get a renewal press” that Thomas Jefferson of their license* every 3 cited. Hut all freedoms In America years I This It contrary to George are fast slipping away via the Washington’s Idea and also rapid trend toward socialism. Tha F r e n c h philosopher Thomas Jefferson's. When a radio or TV station Montesquieu warned: MA nation may lose Its lib­ la granted a license, that 11 cense should be aa perpetual erties In a day and not miaa and free from fulurt govern them In a century." Then, alas, It may wak* up mental regimentation aa the too late and find itself In xzrfdally nawspaprit It la obviously proper that dom to central dictatorihlp. Sine# most Amarlcana are tha original application should through with formal class­ be analysed to make sure the newcomer to radio or TV la rooms forever by the age of not Jamming tha frequencies 18, they depend almost solely CASE L-411: Georg# Washington would be tha staunch­ est supporter of newspapers If he were alive today. "The mass o f cltlaeni o f the United States,” he said, “ mean well and I firmly beHava will always act well already allotted to prior sta­ tions. But one* that slmpla anglnaerlng principle la decided, tha government should there­ after leave radio and TV aa free aa dally newspapers. And why do 1 harp on "dally” newspapers? Wall, the weekly newspa­ per* and magaslnes also ara potent fortes for molding pub­ lic opinion, but they figura­ tively have their necks In tha government's noose. Monday, January IB, 1962 Use* satis! Maaage la *L Don't Sit This One Out Sitting, not stuffing, makes a teenager overweight Researchers have found that lean adolescents actually cat more, averaging 4600 calories a day compared with only 3400 for the ‘ Tattle*," The differ­ ence: The lean youngsters uat all their food energy, Lut tho heavy ones let their caloric! settlu al body fat. billion a year. Actually, since it would take time to set up an operatwn of this size, only a fifth of these amounts might be spent the first year to feed a mere 100 million kids. Then 100 million more would ba fed each year following. The food supplied would be on a grant basis under Titles 11 and HI of Public Law 480. TDe grant would be govern­ ment - to - government and would not have to be paid for, except by the American tax­ payer. Thi* Isn’t, of course, a new idea. You may not realize it, but U. S. surplus foods are now being distributed to 30 million children oversets through acbool lunch pro­ grams run by foreign governments and American private relief agencies. There is also the U. S. school lunch program—which goes back to Wallaces time. It now feeds a much better diet to 14 million American school children. Federal government costs on this arc 8163 million this year. State and local governmenta spend 8650 million on it and collect an average of 27 cents a day from those who can afford to pay. For others, its free lunch. fci ft g * ^ If you were born before 1910 . . . , . . let us tell you how you can still apply for a 81.000 life insurance policy (issued up to age 80). You may carry the policy the rest o f your life to help ease the burden of final expenses on your family. No one will call on you. You handle the entire trans­ action by mail with OLD AMERICAN, the company which helped pioneer insur­ ance fo r aenior Americana. Tear out thii ad and mail it today with your name, ad­ dress and year o f birth to Old American Insurance Co., 4900 Oak, Dept. LA109B, Kansas City 12, Mo. No obli­ gation! NOW ... NEW YO RK THRULINERS .. TR A ILW A YS new East Florida route ,t*ma p g F - ’v ' ,.r , j » h » 4 .w - M 5 j v ■ . . . . W M r ■ FA 2^9120 NOTICE HELMLY REALTY haa purchased FARMER'S AGENCY located at 2465 S. Park Ave. effective January 16 and will move his office to that address. Mr. Farmer wD be associated with HELMLY REALTY as sales representative, along with R. H. Irens and Lillian G. Trams, who were as­ sociated with FARMER’S AGENCY. Your continued patronage will be appreciated. City M ite r Ctreolallea for their remaining 62 adult years on daily newspapers, weeklies, magazines, radio and TV. All o f those 6 vital media shuuld be FREE from federal licensure or reprisal via raised postal rates. So wake up; stand up, and then speakup for a fair deal for all 6 o f these vlUl medi­ ums for insuring our liberty. Late in January, McGovern will make a round-the-world tour to survey possibilities and the acceptability of his plan in foreign countries. He 1j scheduled to meet with Presidential Assistant Arthur Schlesinger Jr. in Hong Kong. After looking things over there, they'll proceed to In dia, Egypt and Tunisia. The half-billion children they're talking about feeding are said to be in the Far East, South Asia. Africa and Latin America. This is onesixth of the world population. The lunch ration proposed is a glass of milk and four ounces of bread a day for an average 180-day school year. What the children have for lunch the other 163 day* isn’t explained and Is not Included in the plan now. Food for Peace officials es­ timate the cost at $264 mil­ lion a year for the two mil­ lion tons of dried milk, which would make 90 billion glasses of milk. They estimate 8432 million for 7.2 million tons of wheat, which would make 13 billion loaves of bread. To this would be added 8218 million for ocean freight. This would make total cost* 8911 million a year. Call it an even billion for short. (Arc you lis­ tenin', Henry?) That would be at world mar­ ket prices. If you figure what the government's Commodity Credit Crop, actually paid to acquire and store these sur­ plus stocks of wheat and milk, you double the cost to 82 TfR M ITIS SWARMING? Call either of them at FA 2-5221 for all your real rotate needs. &anforii Ijeralii Pago 4 Dr. Crane’s WASHINGTON <NEA>—It has taken the New Frontiers men to show what a piker for. mer Vice President Henry Agard Wallace really was, when it comes to free lunch, do-gooder ideas. Twenty years ago this May, when World War II was really young, Wallace made a speech in which he said: "The object of this war is to make sure that everybody has the privilege of drinking a quart of milk a day.” For this humanitarian idea, the VP wai lambasted unmer­ cifully. His words were dis torted into an interpretation that he wanted to give a quart of milk a day to the Hotten lota. He never said that, although this remark is frequently at­ tributed to him. He didn't say "give” and he didn't say “ Hottentot.” He said every­ body ahould "have the privil­ ege” of drinking a quart of milk a day. Today, the conservatism of Wallace's 1942 words would almost entitle him to an hon­ orary membership in the John Birch society. For the New Frontiersmen have cooked up a plan "to establish school lunch programs Involving at least 600 million children within five years.” Ex • congressman George McGovern. D-S.D., now di­ rector of Food for Peace in the President's office, pro­ posed this in a letter to Sec­ retary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman and Foreign Aid Administrator Fowler Ham­ ilton. They're studying it. The prospects are not dim. It might require congress­ ional approval, but this isn't inconceivable, cither. For the plan is being set up as some­ thing that will help get rid of American surpluses of wheat and dried mujn So it's a sub­ sidy for Amencan farmers as well as a relief project to feed hungry foreign kids. Notebook F. 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Hlfmtmtt Owe* ew»>e-semSee* « T *W- NEW THRU SERVICE From Hanford • NEW YORK ______ Foster Thru Service JACKSONVILLE 4 Convenient Tripe Dally MIAMI Orer 1 Hour Faster ORLANDO . . . . _________ 4 Convenient Tripe Daily 1-way 831.3$ $ 3.41 I 8.8$ 9 88 TRAILWAYS BUS TERMINAL * TRAILWAYS. easiest travel on earth Comer Park A 2md Hu PA 2-S811 �I jsm m t Scales, Thomas Capture Mayfair Best Ball Tourney Pair Beat Jai-Alai Entries Out Team From Orlando Key Scale* and Moot Thomaa, both of Ocala Coun­ try Club, were one-up winner* of the Mayfair Country Club'* annual Bett Ball M a t c h Champiomhip Sunday a* they topped Mac Erie and Ed Kirk­ land of Dubudread in final elimination play. The decklinjc point in the match wa* when Thoma* hit hi* aecond (hot into the trap at the 13th hole, btatted the ball over the green and then chipped the ball into the cup. Kirkland got on the green in two, putted for hi* par four and tied hi* opponent. Kirkland wa* the predicted winner at this point, but on the 14th hole, a MM yard atretch, Scale* made a birdie after two ttroke* to get on the green. With two putt* to iink the ball, he took the one up lead. Kirkland came clo*e on the two remaining hole* with a chance to tie Scale* who hit par on both of the lait two. Kirkland miased two eight foot putt* and birdie* to drop the champiomhip to Scale* by one stroke. In the semi-final* of the belt ball play, Scale* and Thomas had defeated Bob Glecson and Hugh Urier of the Mayfair Country Club to meet Erie and Kirkland of Dubsdread Country Club who qualified by defeating Jack Shubert and Gene Keuinger from Bolling Hills. In the Kir*t Flight of the semi-final* Jimmy Spencer and Bill Foulk defeated Sonny Powell and Cal Fennell, three and two. Harry Tooke and Dr. Harold ning defeated Dr. Dub Epp* and Art W’esler, three and two. In the second flight Dr. Epps and John ley defeated Jack Irick and Don Plank, three and two. Harry Cuahlng and Saul Abramson defeated Bane Weber and Elmer Boerncr, two and on*. In the first flight of the final elimination play of the big annual Mayfair attraction. Harry Took* and Dr. Harold Bing defeated Jimmy Spencer and Bill Foulk one-up. Second flight play aaw Harry Cushing and Saul Abramson defeating Dr. Bill Epp* and John Ivey three and two. The Champiomhip Flight Competition wa* taken by Herb Smith and Charle* Ar­ nold who defeated Tommy Amldon and Gene Pratt four and three. Fir*t flight consolation play saw Jack Davla and Bay Morri* defeat Bond Walker and Balph Sima* two and one. The second flight final* con­ solation was taken by Dick Shilling and Harold Sherwood who defeated Dr. A. S. MeCallum and Peter Duncan, three and two. The best individual round of the tournament wa* ahot by Ed Kirkland on Saturday with a 07. The most exciting shot wa» made by Dr. Harold Bing Sat­ urday when he »ank hi* tecond shot with a number acsen iron for an eagle two on the fourth hole. The fourth hole is 393 yards long. First Game: 1 Filipino-Abasolo, 2 Ibarreta-Jaunchu, 3 Estrada-Davaloa, 4 FurquetZarra, S Tejero-Pradera, 6 Blas-Eiorri. Substitute: Anacabe-Egana. Second Game: 1 FilipinoLlata, 2 Furquet-Egana, 3 lbarreta-Zabala, 4 Bias-Abasolo, 5 Blibao-Juanchu, 6 Anacabe - Elorri. Substitute: Tcjcro-Davalos. Third Game: 1 Zarra, 2 Abssolo, 3 Pradera, 4 Davalos, 3 Tejero, 0 Estrada, 7 Egans. Substitute: Filipino. Fourth Game: 1 Bilbao, 2 Sarmi, 3 Anacabe, 4 Isaac, 5 Onate, 0 Echaniz, 7 Uria. Substitute: Manuel. Fifth Game: Aldas-Itaac, 2 Arrona-Manuel, 3 GaitiEchaniz, 4 Aroliio-tZubi, 3 Uoiga-lriarte, 0 Badiola-Sagaa. Substitute: Onate-Zabal*. Sixth Game: 1 Blis-Zubl, 2 Bilbao-Manuel, 3 UriaData, 4 Onate-Zabal, 5 A1- daz-Sarmi, 0 Anacabe-Haac. Substitute: Estrada-Ecbaniz. Seventh Game: BilbaoLlata, 2 Ibarrela-Sarmi, 3 Estrada - Egana, 4 OnatePradera, 5 Anacabe-Zabaia, 6 Uria • Zarra. Substitute: Blai-Elorri, Eighth Game: 1 Arrona, 2 Badiola, 3 Gasti, 4 Sagas, 3 Astiga, 0 Iriarte, 7 Areltio. Subitltute; Zubi. Ninth Game: 1 Arrona-Zubl, 2 Aldaz-Manucl, 3 GaitiSarmi, 4 Badiola-Iriartc, 3 Arcitio-Echaniz, 6 Astlga-Sagaa. Substitute: Aldaz-laaac. Tenth Game: 1 FurquetAba solo, 2 Estrada-Juanchu, 3 Fillpino-Zarra, 4 Blaa-Davaloa, 3 Tejero-Egana, 0 Ibarret a - Elorri. Substitute: Bllbao-Pradera. Eleventh Game: 1 AkiazZabala, 2 Arrona-Llata. 3 Onate-Iaaac, 4 Astiga-Ecbaniz, 3 Areltio-Manuel, 0 UriaIriarte, 7 Badlola-Zubl, 8 Gasti-Sagaa. Substitute: Ibarrets -Sarmi. W eekend Sports SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Tom­ my Jacobs beat Johnny Pott on the first playoff hole to win the San Diego Open golf tournament. Each had finish­ ed regulation play with a 277. By United i’ rr*« International SATL’ BDAY ABCADIA, Calif. — Fourand-Twenty scored a threelength victory in the $54,400 San Fernando Slakes at Santa Anita. Jayvees Drop 63-52 Decision SYDNEY, Australia—Dar­ lene Hard o f Montc4>ello, Calif., reached the m i x e d doubles final of the Australian tennis championships after losing out In the women's sin­ gles and double*. By Ronnie Broadway Coach Ralph Stumpf'a Sem­ inole Junior Varsity players were banded their fourth loss of the season by the Winter Park JV 'i 63 32 in Winter Park Friday bight as the San­ ford " B " Squad dropped its record to (3-4). Billy Higgina again paced the Seminole JV’s with nine goals and three foul shot* for 31 points and Barry Johnson In second with 18 pointi. The Wildcats were led by Johnson with 13 point* followed by Pohlad with 11 point*. Fly, Taylor, and Green each made ten. The Seminole* racked up II field goals compared to 23 for the Parkrn. Winter Park top­ ped the Seminole* in number o f foul shot* 17-14. SANFORD (32) FG FT TP S 1 11 Tyre . ---------------0 2 2 S m it h __________ Higgina _ ...... ....... • S 21 3 0 10 Johnson ..... — Brown _ — ---------- 0 2 2 Barrowman ____.... 0 0 0 Totals ____. __ 19 14 32 WINTER PARK (43) FG FT TP 4 2 10 Green . --------------1 3 Ebaugh .... ...... ...... I Taylor ____ — 3 4 10 0 2 2 Clark ..................4 3 11 Pohlad .................. 1 0 2 Happel -------------4 3 13 4 2 10 Fly ___________ 23 17 43 To4ala ....... . MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Shirley Gann* o f Chicago and Dick Weber o f St. Louis won the women's and men’s title* in the All-Star bowling tourn­ ament. BOSTON — Frank Budd, world’s sprint champion from Villanova, won the 00-yard dash In S.S aecond* at the Knights o f Columbus track meet. SUNDAY LOS ANGELES—The West beat the East, 31-30, in the 12th annual National Football League Pro-Bowl game. CLEVELAND—The Kansas City SUera defeated t h e Cleveland Pipers, 120-104, to win the firat half American Baaketball League plav-offs two gamss to one. CHICAGO— Track coaches approved a separate cham­ pionship meet by the new NCAA - sponsored federation, presumably I n competition with AAU meet*. NEW YOBK— NBA middleweight champion Gene Full­ mer received the Edward J. Nell Memorial A w a r d aa "fighter o f the year" at tha annual Boxing Writers' Asso­ ciation dinner. Starlight Kennel Rated Top Choice At SOKC Tonight 3t)r £anfnrft iirralit M on . Jim . 15. ’G2— P a g e 5 Seminoles Suffer Third Cage Loss Topeka Rose, owned b y Starlight Kennel, rates a 2-1 favorite on the morning line when she goes to the post in the featured ninth race at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club tonight. In the tough competition at Taunton, Mas*., Topeka Bose acquired an A-2 national rat­ ing. Here all her six atarta have been In Grade A competi­ tion and she has been a iela factor three times, twice with wins. The winnlngest speedster in this contest is Jack Herold's sensational pup, Roxie Beba, who in just five atarta ha* ikyrocketed from Grade M to feature competition. She won her maiden race Dec. 22 and then (cored in Grade* l), C, and B, falling to win only once in four touri of the oval. Also running in tonight'* top atrrartion will be Itev'a Shawl, Blue Duater, Gussir Lee. Russel Stone, Wonderon and Archway. ('HASH LANDING — IlruppittK like a foiled tree, llnruo Saknmuto, junior Bussell S l o n e represents feather champion of the Orient, head* for the canvas for keeps. Tho knock­ Tom Sweeney, owner o f the out punch was administred by Oriental flyweight titluholdcr Sndno track'* winningeat kennel. Yaolta in fourth round at Korr.kucn Gym in Tokyo. Bev'a Shawl and Guiaie Lea are the veteran* of the octet, having been born in 1957, but are atiil going strong. Dev's Shawl will be trying to make It three-in-a-row tonight. Gua•ir Lee, who bus won many 8 ; Smith Oviedo's underdog I.iont, Holland valuable trophies for her own­ behind by only two points at Thompson Sbusler ................. t 0 0 er, Carl Tracy, bn* triumphed the end of the half, came back Tesinski Williams ......... . 4 0 8 In two of her last three out­ viciously in tbe aecond half to lle S h a io Judy ..... * 1 1 ings. Griffin . . 3 I 7 overcome Dzurua* Lyinan Courier Balmer ____ —..... 0 0 • Greyhounds 32-44 and stale­ Kates Total* .... ... 1* Avlna ............ ........ 1 0 2 mate the Long wood tram with LYMAN (41) Totals ............. 13 10 44 a (2-2) record for tho season. FG I T TP Oviedo ............ 13 12 12 12—32 In the Junior Varsity pre­ Metentun In the Biddy Basketball .... 4 4 i : Lyman ...... ..... II 13 R 7-44 League Saturday morning. liminary game, Oviedo look Day and Nile Grill eager* the Greyhound JV 't 00-31 to stomped the Sanford Atlantic launch a double win for the WORLD’S National Bank team 40-7 in night. Scoring leader for the I-ions tbe first game. FASTEST In tbe second game, San­ was Oviedo's Roy Wainwright SPORT! ford Electric won over Strick- with eight goals and ilx fouls for 22 point*. Jimmy DcShazo land-Morriaon 10-14. Third game play saw Bob- came in srcoml in scoring for sons Sporting Goods win over Oviedo with four goal* and five tree throws for 13 point*. Radio SUtion WTRR 37-14. Leading the scoring far the Last game cage action waa taken by First Federal who Greyhound* was Lyman'* Dan defeated Standard Oil 40-10. Smith who tossed in 14 points, NOW THRU of which 12 were foul shots made in 13 attempts. OVIEDO (32) FG I T TP 7:45 P.M. NIGHTLY Wainwright ...... — H < 22 lEacspt Sunday] NEW YOBK (UIM) — Paul Sarry P *ti-M u tu « ll Baltin* Hornung. who played a key Na Mlnat* N i f M I r Daily Doubl* role in helping the Green Bay Q uin itla i le fty Gama WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) Packers to the National Foot­ H tatcd In W latar C w W In Jammer ball league championship, --- Lorry Carney, unbeaten Par Rasareal Ians was named winner today for Lowell middleweight, with n Orlando-SeminoU the month of Dcrcm brr in the Fh. record of five atiaiglil knock­ balloting for the Hickok "P ro ­ 838 6221 out*, wilt meet Peachy Davla fessional Athlete of the Year,” U.S. 17-02 at FINN PARK o f Hartford, Conn., ill uii award. The winner of the 110,000 right-round feature at Medlamond-atudded belt will be rbanica Hall Friday night, it announced Jan. 22 at Roches­ was announced today by pro­ moter Sam Silverman. ter, N. Y. Oviedo Cagers Upset Lyman By Pete Leveque After an unsuccessful last period scramble to overtake a 21 point lead, Sanford's Seminoles took their third loss of the season in Winter park Friday night 33-43 as tbe Wildcats clawed their way to the Parker'* third straight Orange Belt Confer­ ence victory. Sanford took its worse beat­ ing early in the game as the 'Cats scampered to a nearly 13-0 lead at the end of the first period, with Sanford hitting only once in the first fourteen attempts for the basket. Winter Park picked up 17 more po.nti in the second quarter to Sanford's ten points with Gary Houmea hit­ ting hard for the Parker*, lloumes was top scorer of the night for the Wildcats as be dumped in eight goals and seven foul* for hit 23 point total. Scoring leader for the Seminolea wa* Butch Riser who hit for 12 point*. Second was Dave McGillli who led a vicious comeback attempt for Sanford in the last period a* the Seminolea led the 'Cats for the quarter 20-9, to succeed only in cutting the Parkers' winning margin ten points. FG FT TP Gutiassun ........... Stephens ............. Middleton ........... 0 Brown ................ 4 Williams ........... 0 0 Riser ................. 12 MrGlUit ............ . 5 11 Mr.Murray ......... 2 Johnson ............ 4 9 9 Hinson ................ » Totals ........... 14 1 43 WINTER PARK (33) FG FT TP Collier, RIMy ___ . . 1 3 Collier, John . . . . 2 3 lloumes .............. 23 Broughton ........... . 0 0 (louden .................. 2 Phillips .................. . 0 0 Wilkins, Don . . . . 2 3 Wilkins. Jon . . . . 8 Born ......................... 0 Heller .................. . 1 3 Totals ......... 20 1 33 Saulord ......... 6 10 9 0—45 Winter Park 13 17 14 9—33 Arrives For Bout DORTMUND, G e r m a n y (U I’I) — l'cte llademarher, former heavyweight challeng­ er from Columbus, Ga., began finul training preparations to* •lay for Saturday night's bout with Karl Mildenberger o f Germany. Rademaeher arrived here Sundny. Tir*$tone F A M O U S Bankers Drop Biddy Play B R A K E A N D F R O N T END S E R V IC E Align Front E n iP to mgNtutacturer's ^•pacifications y A P R IL 13th Hornung Gets Hickok Award SANFORD (43) Adjust Brakss Mid Repack Frost Wkotl v B lu in gs ^ Meet In Feature FRO N TO N Balance Front Wheels I l A n y A m e r ic a n .Ttade c a r F O R OH kN replacement part* If ****** and toralon bar adjuetmewt ^ net Included m Tirttion* NEW TREADS «mt£0 ON IOUNO HU 0OOR3 00 ON TOUI OWN THU Fullmer-Moore Bout On Way NEW YOBK (UPI) — An Archie Moore-Gene Fullmer light heavyweight title fight is being negotiated today be­ cause of Fullmer's publicly hurled challenge after being presented with the "Fighter of the Y ear" award. During his acceptance speech after receiving the Ed­ ward J. Neil Memorial plaque at the annual dinner of the Boxing Writers' As*oci*Uoo Sunday night, middleweight co-champion Fullmer declar­ ed: "I 'd like to fight Archie as soon as possible." 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Il0p0li« BmmW Without chwrgr, Mfilf fflWtU pfOTGlGal tm IfRM Just say "C h o rg o it" . . . buy on ea sy 1JRAKE SERVICE where your d o l o r bwy* M ftfS CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP mu MIDWAY BETWEEN 600 i7 —*i j HANFORD AND ORLANDO E. Second St. TllkIC lit lUNt-IN Sanford, Maverick Sundny — 7:30 — Ch. 9 Follow The Sun Sunday — 0:30 — Ch. 9 Florida 4 For 0*tn •»! M itfU la deanof b(0 P IC K -U P T R U C K Skater Wins OEBTERSUND, S w e d e n (U P I)—Jeanette Ashworth of Wilmington, Mata., wtn the 1,000-meteia skating event in the Oestersund International meet Sunday with a time o f Complete Set of Tubeless Whitewalls 1st & French Sanford STORE HOURS: Mon. A Fri. 0 a. m. • * p. n . Tuea, Wed., Thurs., Hat. I a. at. • 0 p. m. 8 a.m.-G p.m. MONDAY thru SATURDAY J �Ibr Mrs. Spolski ftanfttrh Pag* 6— Mon. Jan. IB, *82 Rrrslb Miss Selma Jane Williams To Marry Paul Morgan Jr Honored With Stork Shower Mra. John Spolikl wa* gueat of honor at a aurpriae atork shower recently by a group of Mr. and Mra. Ted William* .il'pruac l . i i i f m a r r i a g e <if th e ir- nf Mr ,-ir.il Mr< Marne) Maul lady bowler*. 400 Plumoaa Drive, Sanford■daughter, Selma Jane, to Morgan Sr., of Wichita Falla, Mra. Spolaki, wife of the announce the engagement and| Barney Paul Morgan Jr., ton | pexaii manager of the Jrt Lane*. Wa* bom in had been apendlng one after­ •• ' ^ ‘ V s .I. Ir11. attende.l .........I, noon a week with her huaband here, a and viaitlng with the bowleri inolc School He arranged to have her pre’ tended 'nnda Southern Col aenl on the big day, but made ... O rlando aurc she wa* kept in confer­ Irge. ence in another part of the In building while the women ar­ - - . v\.1 , J number of the Major ranged the party. ettra, the (lire Club and StuThe time was act for 12:13 'M r ? '. dent Club. She ha a been embetween the time the morning I I plojed for the paat aeveral league finished their game* a months 1amu in Or and .uat before the afternoon group took over. <m S t f p r V k Mr ir, When Mr*. Spolski walked " T s s':. a In a large group of women M v the alarled ainglng "Rock-a-byc Baby." About 00 member* of He five leagues participated In ‘ . with the the shower. They were from , U. S N a v y In the W eather the Food mart Country Club, , ‘ S e r s i r e D e p a rtm e n t and s u Jet Bowlcrettes, Hi-Nooners, ■ the Kingawood Builder*, T-Lcaguc Air and Holler Motor* Navy Wives ' Tile wedding m- an Leagues. |H|^K March the She received a stroller, F i r s t Mrthndiat Church, Sanbathinette, scale*, night light and christening ahocs from ;v5 S r \ V ford. the group. A cake with a miniature stork and decorated with boot­ ies centered the refreshment TUESDAY table. Small cakes and co f­ fee were aerved to thoac pre­ BAKE SALE sponsored by sent. the NAS Central Committee of Navy Wives, at the Food Fair and Navy Exchange. Hours WINDOW GLAMOUR are 9:30 a.m. to • p.m. Here's a face-lifting trick Local Events for vintage windows. Two or throe narrow window* on one wall may be updated eaally by Installing one large shade across the entiro area for a modern, picture window ef- L X r4' MISS JANE WILLIAMS § m V • ver ■ »■ » mm THREE GENERATIONS o f the Ward family, nro shown at the homo o f Mr, and Mr*. Henry Ward Jr. in North Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. Ward Sr., havo returned to their homo in lndiatia|)olifl, Ind. after ■ viait with their hoii, hi* wife and grandson, Henry Ward 3rd. ThI* 1* the second trip to Floridu for the gut'NtH and they especial­ ly enjoyed thuir *tay this year. They visited mnny Centrul Floridu attractions, including Cape Canaveral und enjoyed watching the or­ anges being harvested. (Herald Photo) Memorial Service Given By Club The flrat luncheon meeting o f the new year for the Fine Art* Department and the Gen­ eral business meeting of tho Sanford Woman'* Club was held Wednesday at the Club House. Luncheon hostesses were Mr*. H. A. Montlcth, Mrs. E. C. Harper, Mrs. J. E. Baker, Mrs. J. L. Jewell and Mr*. Donald Fla nun. Receiving guests in the foyer were Mra. C. R. Dawion. Mrs. E. M. Ilokc, Mra. Sybil Routb and Mrs. E. 1). Rinehart. The blues won in the membership count. A memorial service wai held for two deceased past presidents, Mra. O. P. Hern­ don and Mra. James Mouglitoo. Mrs. Roy Tillb gave the memorial for Mrs. Herndon and Mra. R. A. Smith fur Mrs. Moughton. Red roaea were placed to a container, in Plan Meetings Wednesday their memory and sketchei of Uicir club work reviewed. Mrs. Tillii introduced her guest and alater-ln-Uw, tin former M in Cora Lee TUlia, of New Jersey It was reported that sev­ eral members rang the Sal­ vation Army bell prior to the Christinas season. Two new member*. Mrs. Richard Glea­ son and Mr*. Lloyd Stafford, have been received by the club. Mr*. W. B. Brinson, Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mrs. George Wells, Mrs. John Elck and .Mrs. Charles N. Bust were named on the nominating committee to present ■ slate of officers for next year. Guest speaker Mrs. Mona Bridges, spoke and gave * demonstration on flower ar­ rangement*. She stated that a new spray may be obtained that ssrves as a preservative. At an Impressive ceremony conducted hy Her. Joseph Slock, new officer* of the Ethel Boot Circle of the Con­ gregational Christian Church were installed at a meeting held at the home of Mra. How­ ard Rollins, 1703 East Fourth Street. Mrs. Ralph Lossing led the devotiona, based on the 27th Psalm, after which Rev. Stock gave the oath and committed the new officers. Those Installed were Mra. Helen Itcnuisat, president; Mr*. Edward Simpson, vice president; Mrs. G, O. Nordgren. secretary; Mr*. Oscar /.Ittrower, treasurer; and Misa Rubv Booth, chaplain The new president appoint­ ed the following committees Rebekahs Plan Installation Tuesday Night The Seminole Reliekah Lodge 43 will hold an open installation ceremony for new officers, Tuesday at B p. m. at the Odd Fellows Hall, on Magnolia Ava. Mr*. W. L. Roeha will be installed as Noble Grand and vice grand will be Mr*. J. C. Wilkinson. Mra. Clarence Snyder and her committee will be in charge o f arrangementa and refreshments. The public is invited to at­ tend the program. Enterprise Personals Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers and children have relumed from a visit with Mrs. Sellers' mother and brother In Blackshaar, Ua. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Ayllas of Jacksonville were recent guest* of Mra. Ayllca' parents, Mr. and Mra. C. A. Render•on. Mrs. Mary Martin haa re­ turned front a two week vaca­ tion with relative* in Cullman, Ala. About 22 Intermediate MYF members went on a hay ride ard wiener roast at Daytona Beach last Friday evening. Accompanying them were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sain, Mrs. KaUicrine Sellers, Mlsa Helen Snodgrass, Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster and aon, Ted. and Mr. and Mra. BUI Foster of Daytona. Church Calendar MONDAY The Dependable Sunday School Class o f P int Metho­ dist Church meets at 7:30 p. m. with Mr*. A. L. Skin­ ner, 008 Magnolia Ave. GUEST SPEAKER and xorority member* enjoyed n program on per­ sonal grooming at the home of Mrs. Fred Wilson. Seated from left are Mrs. Harvey Wilkinson and Mrs. Bernard Harkey, who presented the program. Standing are Mrs. Gory Hudgins, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Wallace Tyre. (Herald Photo) FABRIC SALE Woman’s Club DeBary Personals Home Department DESSERT CARD PARTY sponsored by the Sanford Garden Club at the Civic Cen­ ter. Refreshment* served at The American Home De­ 8 p.nt. Table* furnished, partment of the Sanford guerta please bring your own Woman’s Club will hold it* card*. monthly luncheon meeting, Thursday at the Malson and Jardln Restaurant In Alta­ monte Springs. The program will be on "Artful Home Decorating." The restaurant la two mile* west of the Altamonte Spring* Poatoffiee on Route 430. Turn right on Wymore Road and for the coming year: Mrs. go one fourth mile. Ilea Alford, aunshinr; Mr*. Reacrvatlon* must be in by Ralph Lossing, friendly ser­ Tuesday. Call Mrs. W. E. vice; ilrs, Rollins and Mrs. Kirk or Mra. A. O. Robert*. Norma Cook, budget; 3lrs. Gua Schmah, program, and Mrs. Harold Herbs! and Mra. Marion Keeling, public rela­ tion*. Plans were discussed for the covered dish luncheon and an­ nual meeting and tentative plans were made for the an­ nual amorgasbord, scheduled for Feb. 24. Following the business ses­ sion, a social hour was en­ joyed and refreshment! serv­ ed by llie hostess. Mrs. Alford will be hostess to the next meeting un Jan. 22. Members present for the meeting were Mr*. Clyde Stinson, Mrs. Edward Woods, Mra. Owen Meredith, Mrs. Herbert Thurston, Mrs. Ro­ bert Getman. Mrs. Joseph Stock, 3tra. T. R. Alford, Mrs. Maurice Corbett, Mrs. William Hailey, Mra. Henry Dill*. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Schmah, Mrs. Keeling, Mr*. Lossing and the slate of new officer* who were In­ stalled. Zeta Xi Chapter O f Beta Sigma Phi Presents Program On Grooming The Civic Department of the The Zeta Xi Chapter of i Wynncwood, with Mr*. Gary Sanford Woman'* Club will meet Wedneiday at 12 noon Beta Sigma Phi met at the Hudgina, aerving a* co-hotfor a covered dial) luncheon home of Mra. Fred Wilton, in j let*. and merlins at the Club Houac. Mr*. H. W. Goodipced and her committee will be in thante of the luncheon. Mra. A. R. Key will preient the program on "Law of Our Flag.'* Following the Civic meet­ ing, the Social Department will meet at 2 p m. for an afternoon of card game*. Ho*leases will be Mra. J. K. Rak­ er, Mr*. C. M. Flower* and Mr*. D. C. Howard. Meets Thursday te r n Ski T w o Departments Mr. and 3lra. - Charles Schneider of Lurcrne Dr. spent last weekend at Day­ tona Beach. A1 Lange of Maacra Rd. has returned from an extended lour of Lima, Peru. Mr*. Marie Accardi of Hi­ biscus Dr. apent several days at Daytona Beach, and re­ 43-INCH turned home to entertain the following guests at dinner: Mr. and Mrs. William Signo­ relli. Ozone Park. N.Y., tMr*. Accardi's brother and sister in-law) ami their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Carl Signorelli and son*, Patrick and Barry from Titus­ ville. WIDE Drapery Fabric O LIV E O IL Permanent Wave! Flrat and Only Oliva Oil Permanent - fortified with Lanolin - hathea hale in nature - pure oil* aa It EVA BESS SHOP BEAUTY 108 B. 2nd. Minnie HIIOP FA 2-1914 Bee* Is beck nerve you. to Meets Tonight The Seminole Evening Home Demonstration Club meets today at 7:30 p.m. at the IID Center on 23th Street. Phillip Logan will speak to the group on property law*, deeds and wills. Mrs. Ruth Gowan and her committee will be In charge of the aociat hour and refresh­ ments. OVER 35 YEARS ■t Flret and Palmetto (Along Hide Poel Office) • Carpet • Kurnlt • Tile • Planoe • Rental Beds REGULARLY *11.98 SIZES 414 to 10 A MEDALLION HOME like* people. It like* to see your family enjoy new dimension* of comfort nnd convenience through the magic of modem, flameleaa electric living. It like* to provide the built-in ■•‘vantage* that make the MEDALLION insignia a hall­ mark of electrical excellence. Inside and outside, a house honored with the MEDALLION HOME award haa the unmistakable look of "family living" and gracious hospitality, starting with the cool, clean all-electric kitchen and continuing throughout. What’s more, a MEDALLION HOME won’ t be outdated by passing yeurs.. . electrically it will be as modern tomorrow aa it is today. No wonder the demand for MEDALLION HOME? is increasing by leaps and bound* in Florida. In every price range they offer the full benefit* of Better Living, Electrically. t w a So whether building, buying or modernizing., .GO MEDALLIOJfl 'lam eless The Electric Way, Bett Today — Tomorrow the Only Way friendly greeting* our religioue. d t t W ELCOME W AGON • Closed All Uey Monday Pledging Rualiy Food* 4k Courteous Mere! -------------Levs 4k Ted Walker ANF0RD HOE Center Every Medallion Home has cluwn. automatic Electric Cooking. Super-eefe Electric Water Heating for precious peace of mind. And other Flameluae Electrical Appliances. Ample Light for Living . . . planned for eye comfort and decorative beauty. Full Housepower Wiring with plenty o f eaitchea and convenient outlets. F L O R I D A W. Scotl Burns, Mgr, P O W E R M tinno & L I G H T BUILD n o n i D A / u �*•4 I Jhr @ )SlC O l G b jJ ij.1 DEAR ABRV: Every Christmas siy husband Rets an 18 or 20-pound turkey from his boss. Our problem is that neither my husband nor I care for turkey that much and there are just the two of us. Once I roast it we have to eat it up and you know how sick you can pet of turkey after a while. We aren’t so well off that we can throw or Rive it away. Would it be all right to sell it? That doesn't seem right somehow. TROUBLED DEAR TROUBLED: Don’t sell it. Why not roast it and invite some friends in? Or cook it and freeze what you don’t cat. Or get a cook book nnd discover how many ways there are to fix turkey. There's tur­ key soup, turkey hash, creamed tur­ key, stewed turkey and cold turkey. If you prepare it properly, you’ll gob­ ble it up in no time. « « • DEAR ABBY: My parents won't let me do The Twist ns they say it causes heart attacks. Is this true? TWISTER DEAR TWISTER: For those do­ ing it, or those watching it? By Abigail Van Buren Vrralb DEAR ABBY: I lead in a hornscope magazine that people who are burn under different signs don’t get along with each other. 1 think that’s the trouble with my mother nnd me. Site is very bossy and crabby and is always asking ine a million ques­ tions. She complains a lot thnt she doesn’t fee] good, but I’m sure it’s just an act she puts on to get sym­ pathy. She is more strict with mo than any of my friends’ mothers are with them. She forces me to go to Sunday school and take piano les­ sons. I am 14 and am treatod like a baby. Is what the horoscope maga­ zine said true; And what does the fu­ ture hold for me? FOURTEEN 4 9* (4) Channel 4 Nawareem (Si ADC K ie a l :i a i l l Newacope l : l i (I ) Milestone of (he Century IS) W eather Show 4:10 ti> Mr. Td ( t ) The Pioneer! 1:43 (3) Hunlley-Drlnliley 7:44 (4) W orld A r tltl Con­ cert Halt 13) Victory at Sea 7:4a (4) Distal Til* (I) Doug Edward* * .M (3) Jimmy Strickland («) To Tall The Truth «*) Cheyenne 1:00 ( : ) U f a of Hubert E. l.ee (4) Pete 4 t ile d .■ 1:14 I !) Price le R1*h( <4) ItlfWman (41 Window on Mats Street 1:01 (4) Surfildt Six i t ) *7 Precinct (4) Danny Thomaa Show I II (4) Andy Griffith Show 10.4* (3) Thriller (I ) llenneaey ( l) nan Cetey 14:10 (I) neachromber 11:00 (3) Newerope (0) Channel 4 Nawtroom DEAR FOURTEEN: Since you arc old enough to read, may 1 suggest a very good book? The Bible. I don*? know what the future holds for you, but it will hold much more if you will honor your mother. CONFIDENTIAL TO " O L D ENOUGH TO VOTE” : And you are also old enough to know better. Leave him alone. He’s still married. Qacnbij. OnBy Oswald Jacoby This week will cover in­ NORTH ta teresting play* and today's AK43 hand It a consplcious exam­ V yso5 a iwot i ple of brilliant dummy play nullified by brilliant defeme. BAST W EST * toss *QJ75 You don't have to approve V 973 1 wa k j < the bidding any more than a Q 10 8 a None I do, but the five-diamond * 1 0 8* *KQJ7A contract would have been a SOUTH (D ) cinch against a reasonable * AM V >0 trump break. a A ■7 A 1 South waa aurc that the * A A3 2 bidding marked East with all Baulk West North Kaet Double rase 2 ft 1♦ three mining trumpt. but he ]*ete 3 * 3 ft Pete aaw a ray of sunehtnc, Double Paea P en 9 O Peea Pose Wcit held the first trick Pass Opening teed—V K with the king of bean s and shifted to the King of dubi. South took it with the ace, t a lecond heart, cashed hit ruffed a club, ruffed a heart, acc and dummy's king of ruffed another club, ruffed ipadei, ruffed dummy's last heart, led hi* laM club and ruffed with dummy'i king of trumps. Thi» line of play which was baled on the correct assumption that Welt had started with five rtubs and four cards in each major suit deserved a belter fate than actually befell It. If East hsd discarded his last spade when dummy ruf­ fed with the king, he would have been forced to ruff the third spade and lead away from his queen of trumps. How did East avoid thli end ptsy? He underruffed dummy's king of diamonds. IThen he was able to follow to the third spade and avoid the end plsy. ii)& Jhe (Damon: Have you noticed how many people in selling jobs today act as if they don't want to sell you anything? You walk into a store ait act to make a purchaseknowing exactly what you want and.ready to do busi­ ness quickly. Docs a clerk hurry over to you, give you his undivided attention, and then act about to find you what you want? Sometimes. But ail too often these days you walk into a store and atand around feeling like an intruder. Nobody looks your way. A couple of clerks are standing off In a comer hav­ B anfarb Mon. Jnn. 15, ’ 62— Page 7 ing a private chat. They ovviously have no Intention of being interrupted. Another is on the telephone, talking and doodling while carrying on a personal conversation. So you have a choice of either turning around and walking out or saying meek­ ly, "Can someune wait on me, please?" If you decide on the lat­ ter don’t be surprised if you get an Irritated look and catch a glimpse of a shrug of th« shoulders as one clerk indicates to another that here'* one of those borea again—a customer who in­ sists on buying something. Quartet To Give Concert By Ruth Miiiet Another dodge theclerks with the "I-hate-customeri" attitude uso La to stand and tidy up shelves while you cool your heels, obviously In the hope that you might give up and go away. If you don't give up, the clerk who Is too busy tidy­ ing merchandise to sell any may call out loudly, "W1U you come and wait on thli customer? I’ m busy." Why people who hate to tell take selling jobs is a mystery. But a lot of them do. Maybe they don't keep their Job* long—but evident­ ly there Is always someone else who hates selling to step In and take over for a while. 4: S C ) 4:30 (4) 4:10 (3) (I) 7:4* II) (II 7:31 (I ) T:I0 T:tS t:4o 4:24 1:34 1:04 4:11 4:10 I II 11:44 8!rn On sign On Can't. Clarrreom Colleu* of (ho Air Today W ake t'p Movlea Farm Market lie port ( t ) Today 41 N a w r .W n ih rr (4) Captain Kangaroo |SI Countdown Newe (II Mlekey Prana Skow (l> Weather and New* it ) Today (») CartonvtIU d> I.el'e Learn Rpanleh (2) route Trooper (4) Homper Room (3) noblne Hood (SI New* a Interview! (S) Plrat Tiar Ipanleh (21 Say Whan (41 Calendar , (4) Trouble With F alh ir TV Key Previews TV Timt em its preview i arale Army, coming television shows by 1 country," hi •Bonding rebu rials, watching screenings, and anslyiing scripts In Now York and Hollywood. Theie art their previews for today: 8-1:30 p.m. CBS. Bate and Gladys. This ons hai some good slapstick m o m c a t a, thanks to tho irroipretilbts Csra Williami ( G l a d y s ) . She's mistakenly iirottsd when tho tries to ehange an accidentally itatned dress In a friend’s hotel room. Funnlrst scene la la tho police line-up as GUdya face, unseen witnesses along with throo strippers. Pete (Harry Morgan), is usual, is chagrind at ths situation, compound by the fart that one of United Frtia International her ex-toy frtends was tadlr. Ohio State's magnificent ectly raiponilbte for to r arBuckcyei reached the halfway r tll 14:30 p. m. NBC. 1*4, tho mark of tha 1M1-62 college baiketball icason ai the na- Virginian, Robert K. Les waa tion’i only major unbeaten not an American patriot, yot team, and from tho looks of hii msraory ia revered ad thingi they may wind up the fsw others In this nation’s history. Lee did not fight campaign the same way. The Buckeyes were left all •gainst ths union, nor did bo alone on the perfect record fight tor slavery or aecaaiion. lilt when Mlialsiippi State, a Ho resigned his eontmlation threat to Kentucky's bid for in tho U. I . Army rather eouthern supremacy, lost to than fight agalnat Ms belov­ Vanderbilt, 100-M, Saturday ed state, Virginia, and it was night while Ohio State, the as commander of tha armed nation’s top-ranked team, was forces of the State of Vir­ making Michigan ita 12th ginia that Lee began hit millstraight victim, N-JM. tary career with the Contod- GINA: A Blonde? — Y e p , Italian actrvws Gina Lollobrigida ia a blonde, temporarily, for her role In the film. “ The Beauty of Ippolita." Here, Ginn does n f c w culisthentica in Rome in the w o r k clothe* she wears in her role ns a gns station attendant. "And her w u ono of th wpertI , E tjtt yjn , producer J< hil iecond centennial | , (klMul , IBd . rim drt, TUESDAY P. M FIRST CUT Hide (I) Toor Flret ImpreaaIon (41 Lore of t.lfa ( I ) Camostlage 13:14 (t) Truth or Conee- quintal IS) Make That Pace (S) Hearch far Tamarrow It I) (4) Guiding Light I M S (3) NEC N'twi Report 1 44 (II Focur (S) Day In Court t Married Joan 1 14 i l l Ae Tha World T u r n (Pt Orbit 14a (3) Jen Murray Shew (4) rearward ( ! ) Jana Wyman Shaw i So (1) laratta Tausg id) Art tAnklattar * 14) Sevan Kara 4:40 (I) Millionaire (3) Teung Dr. Malone (4) Gu4en Per A Day X lo (a) Verdict la Taurs (3) Our Flea Daughter! i l l Who Do T e s T ra il ,4 41 (I ) Brighter Day (SI American Uandaland ( t ) Maka Haem Per Daddy 4:131 (4) Edge Of Night t l ) ltara'a Hollywood .144 (I ) Uncle W alt M l (It'Q u tek Draw Undraw (I ) Hockey and HU h„ mlllUry ,0 dur|, ind A, , , „ ^ ^ Tbom _____ * - 1. „ 1 w IU H O y ORLAHDC aw d n *r Mul won ***• si tsnnls rl ***’ ** 0* »• ■ ■ — . . ffC X r T G 3 POUNDS MEATY Frlende ( 1) a O 'c lo c k K av lr H erah ey C an d y R ou te SPARK OR FULL TIME. 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At 7:00 ft 11:00 Bsrtok'i only violin con­ certo and one of his rhap­ U The four noted musicians sodies are dedicated to the will perform at 1:30 p ra. In Hungarian first violinist, Ssethe Winter Psrk High School kely. jl^ jB r id g e M Auditorium. Tickets may be obtained at the door. Saint Service Zollan Sickely, violin; Mi­ 1*1ua . At t : l l Only chael Kuttner, violin; Dcnnia “ DAVID & GOLIATH” Koromxay, viola and Gabriel ORSON WEI.LKS Magyar, cello, have played Zenith Color TV Sales AS "KING HAUL" chamber music at leading 3100 Hanford Avc. PA 3-4030 cities on five continents. For their Rollins perform­ ance they will present DeeAnswer As Previous Russia thovan’a "Quartet in E Elai Finland Major, Opus 74," Bsrtok's 3 Lobcupla'a ACROSS "Third Quartet," written in bride I Finland'■ -----1077, and Schubert's "Quartet 4 Air raid alarina is U0.ISS A Adroit •quire nUIss in D Minor, Opus Posthum­ a since ■----- la on* ous (Death and the Mald­ 7 Still of Hi rrofs • Lud'snamr • Seventy en )." p Flnnlah name per ernt of ill The members of the Quar* ----- la forested 10 Number WINTER P A IIK - The Hungsrian String Qusret, reeng. nixed interaitionslly sa great interpreters of chamber mu* aic, will appear in the Rol­ lins Concert Series Jsnuary TV RENTAL Limit 1 With IS Food Order • Excluding Tobacco SeminoIcTW Ritz T h eatre OPEN 13:43 TODAY THRU WED. 12Visit l* Era 14 Great Lake liaaaUs IlpafsUve appellation It Brad » Flout 21 FleythJnr 22 Sorroolul 22 Iron I t Try 10 Electrified particle J liJ fc (comb, form) •2 Bellow 23 But meat wood apritas as Afo 11 Darting It Goddaaa 20 Perched 22 Great portico 23 Fir tree 24 Ilort* color 23 Grafted (harj 2A Ventilates 1 r 12 IS li oowsay w stu m “* J g g S jSTns -lUMUO M W A t 1:00 • 3:03 • 3:10 • 7:13 0:00 • • • • STARTS SDN. 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D»r*a«*il HOtJOIt- T b A ll I r * 4 llbrb ■ ■ J P t n a i i llb v lb b I 'lb lM * ar llrm m uJa A b b lb a l H M K a| b l«i Ton anil *ach ot you a « baratiy aoltllad and rnjulred to praarnt any ctalma and da* manda bdilch you, or alth*f of you, may hava aaalnat tha tatata of Haaal Brurknay Mouchton, d*c*aa»d. lata ol aald County, to tha County Judaa of Katnlnola County, Florida, at hla offlea in tha court houaa of aald County at Sanford, Florida, within (I t calandar month* from the tlma of tha flral puhllcatlnn of thlt notlca. Cach claim or demand all a M bt In " t i t ni K and ahall alala tha placa of raald an a and poat offlea addraaa of tha | claimant, and ahall ha awurn to by tha claimant, hla attain, | or atturnay. and any aucli claim or drmand not ao f l l t i ahall ha void. Bank of lltlbou rn a and Truat Company II): 1*1 'V C. Ilulchlaon, Jr., Attornay Aa ttacu lor of tha l.ait "'111 and Tralamant of lla ia l Brock way Slough Ion dacaaaad Flral publication January t, IMP. " . C. Hutchlaon. Jr, Kdwarda Building Hanford, Florida Attorney for Fa»culor I’ ij 1,1lah Jun. I, IS, >«, 2 t, I9SJ. M I D I I! O F a H I II I I F F 'g B A I.H NOTICK IS IIK ItK Ilt t l l V . EN that I, J. t.U TIIEIl IIOHBT, Shaitff of Samlnola Conn, tr. Florida, by vlrtua of a writ laaurd out of the Small Clalma Court In and fnr S 'ln ln u lt County, Florida, on Ih* 3nd day of Dacamhar, A M. t s t l, In that certain canaa h «. I wa«n II. I* FOJ.ET, d /b /a Credit Adjuatmant Service, IMalntiff, and IHIUCK H AR T. IIULOW a /k /a II It U C H F R AN K IIARTHOl.OW and EI.KANOR F. HARTIIOIAJW, hla wlfa, Dafandanta, hava In my puMbaalon Ilia follow ing daacrlhad paraonal property to*w lt: One H i l Oldamotrtla.Cnnvartlbla 111 No. ItSK T lt 11(1 Florida T ag No. m r -im aa the properly of IIRCCK BARTHOI.OW . a /k /a nitUCH FRANK UARTJIOIA)"’ and ELEANOR F. HARTHOLOW. hla w lfa; that on tha l l ih day of February, A . D. ItSI, between lha legal hnura of aala, io>w it: after l ino o'clock In lha fnrenoon and before !;0C o’clock In tha a f . larnoon. on tha aald day at lha front door of tha County Court Ifouaa In Sanford. Seminola Counly, Florida, I ahall offar for aala to lha hlghtat bidder for raah In hand, ’ lha abava daaerdbad paraonal pro. party af BIIIICK BAR TIIO. LOW, a / k /a DEUCE F R A N K HARTHOLOW and ELEANOR F. HARTHOLOW , hla wife. J. L. tlobhy. Hlierlff or Samlnola County, Florida Pabllah Jan. IS, 11, 11 A Fab. I. m i . IN T H E C I lir i lT COURT <IF T H E NINTH J IIH I'IA I, r i l l . CU1T OF FLORIDA, IN AYt) FOR H iN I 'O L K COUNTY. IN I-IIA .U K N Y . NO. liaiH INSTITUTIONAL MORTOAIIH COM FA NT, a California corporallou authorliad lo do buaInaaa la tha S la tt of Florida. F laln tlff, va. W ILLIAM F, RATES ANIJ A D E LE BATES, hla wlfa, and MRS. H A R R IE T II. U1TT AND M1L ---------- LOTT, har huaband. If married, and all unknown halra, davlieei. granlaaa, aaalgnaaa, Henora, eradllora trualaaa. or other ctalmaute claiming by, through, under nr agatnat W ILLIAM F. BATES AND ADE LE BATES, hla w llaj and MRS. H A R R IE T H. LOTT A V I’ ME LOTT, has huaband, If marrlad, who n u f ha dead and not known to bo dead or alive; and all un­ known parllee and ctalm am g having or claiming any right* lllla or intareal In and to lb * properly Involved In Ihle r a in a Dafandanta NOTICE OF SUIT TO V U R X IX IIIK M O RTO AO H TO; ALLEYS BAOtf AWOHT, AND H Ctf YfH KN YSW U Lt 1 MOT FDCEY SO HWEVT 6CENHIM ) UPSET 1 DOWT s J N MONTHS) W Cm WHIV f ------ U— — K V i S WMOINa 'JCFFERSOH-.HMAN'YOO . AROUND IS A HEADACHfiJ TH'BIGGER YOU GET. TR7 . GREAT SR TM' M IN / A . JUST TMlNK, SQUIOtEl. TWO WH0L£ WTOCS ID 600F OFF AMD oQOFUP/ ^ a n M ^ y O u ^ I T jW LOCKTHE 000R,SMTTH/ THIEVES/MOW DIO ] WRONG. BE SEATED, HUNNES XXI SET WTO /AND NOT A PEEP OUT OF XX v AAV R M A c e rX OR YOUR MOOU UNC PACES j Y v — . r r V h t — 1 extiNciiON. r — o rr l o s t / < r » s > 0 0 WILL KUAVS, u o t f t W IL L IA M F. B A TES A N D A D E LE RATES, lit* w lfa ; and MRS. H A R ­ R IET B. LOTT AND MIL ----------- IdiTT, har bua* band. If marrlad. Addreaeea Unknown. TO: All unknown halra. daalaaaa, granlaaa, aaalgnaaa. llenora, rradllu r* Irualaaa or olhar claim ­ ants t I a I n U .g bp • through. u n d ar or agalnat W ILLIAM F, BATES AND ADELS BATES, hla w lfa; an.I MRS. H A R R IE T B. LOTT AND MIL ---------- LOTT, her husband. If marrlad, who may ba daad and not known to ba daad or allvs; and all unknown parties and italm a.il* having or claiming any right, lllla or Inlarasl In and to tha properly In* volted In this cause. Reeidencea Unknown. YOU. AND EACH Oh !*»' . ara hereby notified II,\l a IUH of Complaint lo Foracluva Mori ge ga haa barn filtd agalnat ybu by tha rialn iU f In lha abova-atylad court fv r tha purpoaa of foracloaink a murlgaga upon tha following daacrlbad pruparty, a llu d e and being In Samlnola Counly, Florida, ta w ill Lot T. In Block I, el MOUTH ORLANDO JM * ADDITION, according la plat Ihi-Aof, raoordail In Flat Hook 11, Fagaa II, i t and 17, Fubllo Hacurda of Haiulnola County, Florida. You ara hereby required I* ■arva a copy of your Anaw>r or other pleading to the lull el Complaint un tha F U ln ttfra a tto rn *)a, W illiam *, Sal­ omon, Krnnay A Llndaon. 1**1 DuFoul Building, Miami II, Florida, and III* an original Anawar or olh tr pleading la tha Office ot lha Clark of Ihl abovo-alylad court on or bafora tb* llh day ot February, 1*11. t f you fall to do ao, a Da* era# Pro Confaaaj will ba taken agalnat you for tb* re­ lief demanded la tha BUI o< C om plain t. W IT N E SS my hand and era) af aald Court at Sanford, Sem ­ inole, County, Florida, tb li Itb day of January, 11*1. (SE A L ) CONIT) Arthur II. Hachwlth, Jr. Clark of tha Circuit Court By Martha T . Vlhlen Deputy Clark F abllak: Jaa. I, 11. 11, I t. I I * �---------- - « l « P | Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W a n t - A d s 6. For Kent Classified Phone 12. Heal Krtate For Sale 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped, water fumilhed. Ph. FA M i l l . Strain Oscar M. Harrison M on. Jan. 15 ’62 — 'Pago 9 By Nadine Seltzer Registered Broker 1311 Pslmetto Ave. FA 2-SS27 AVAILABLE Jan, 15th. 3 bed­ HOMES LOTS ACREAGE room bouae, l l» bath, ex­ SALES RENTALS cellent location, kitchen furnlahed 2110 per mo. Ph. FA 2-6348. 2465 So. Park Ave. FURNISHED collage for rent FA 2-5221 Evenings FA 2-2579 by month. 17-92 at Five DEADLINES A FABULOUS buyT 4 bedPoints. FA 2-1467. OLAHHIFIBD DISPLAYi room masonry home, stone fireplace, open beam con­ Tur*., thru I'll. * 3 I*. M. dx> LAKE FRONT 4 room unfurn­ ished on Lake Kathryn and struction, 2 tile baths, too x Wfnte insert ion. Mon. . Set. 17-92 Fern Park. Lofgrcn. 600 feet on beautiful Lake niton. ytarkham. Must see to ap­ unfurnished, STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! 3 BED BOOM preciate. FA 2-3378. kitchen equipped house. Call Tues- thru Frl. . 3 I*. M. dny FA 2-0261. lx lor* insertion. Mon. - Sat. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, noon EVERY DAY Realtor RESPONSIBILITY: We receive calls from peo­ Raymond Lundqulst, Aaaoc, Th* Herald will not W reple who want lo rent houses FA 3-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. npunihlr for more than one in* tnd apartments, furnished RAVENNA PARK collect insertion of your ad, and unfurnished. If you and reservese tha right In re­ have a placa to rent and 1500 down for this beautiful 3 bedroom, IVY bath home. vise or rrjrct any adtcrliwwould care to avail yourLess then 10 minutes from •elf of our services, we j t r l from what ordered to downtown Sanford and the would appreciate your list­ conform to the polieiea of thi* shopping areas. Kitchen ing. paper. equipped and other fea­ tures FA 2-2611 Helmly Realty Office 204 W. First Stemper A gency CLEAN Carpets with our Carpet Shampooer FREE REALTOR - I.VSUROK with purchase of Blue Lus­ CONSULTANT-APPRAISER tre S h a m p o o . Carroll’a Ph. FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Furniture. kluving soon to 1919 S. French Ave. 3. Education • Instruction CHORD SYSTEM piano let- 2 BEDROOM house, unfurn­ ished, fenced bsck yard. sons (know your key board) FA 2*4967. in 12 easy lessons. Age IS and up. FA 2-9081. ONE OR TWO People to ahare a comfortable home. MEN AND WOMEN FA 2-0461. WANTED TO TRAIN FOR CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS! FURNISHED apartment <50 606 So. Perk Ave. We prepare men and women. Ages 18-55. Secure Jobs. FURNISHED Apartment, 219 W. 12th St. Ph. NO High pay. Short houra. Ad or FA 2-5205. vancemcnt. Grammar school education usually 3 BEDROOM, unfurnished, sufficient. Send name, borne kitchen equipped, water fur address, phone number and nlshed. 273 Mo. FA 2-5021. time home. Write Lincoln Service, Box 77, Sanford DOWNSTAIRS, f u r n i s h e d apartment with garage and Herald, Sanford, Fla . water Included. Reasonable, C. For H «it 1300 Sanford Ave. FA 2-1654 or FA 2-5045. TURN. apt. 2300 MellonviMe. WELAKA APARTMENTS: 9, For Sale or Rent Rooms private balhi. 114 CUSTOM BUILT Home on W. First St. Lake. Rent or Sale. Rea' aonable. CaD eveningl. Ph. RENT A RED FA 1-1597. Rollaway, Hospital It Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. F V 2-3181 116 W. 1st. St 12. Real Estate For Sale NICE country home on Hwy Geneva 6H A. Highland, 9 room house, 2 baths, sun CONVENIENT TO BASE: 3 porch and large open porch, bedroom, kitchen equipped, 2 garages, 4 rooms are In large living room, 2110 per an apartment. Price only mo., 105 E. Woodland Dr. 110,500. To aee this property FA 2-7057. nights and weekends ceil 3 ROOM furnished apt., GENEVA 2551. C. A. Whld$60 per mo. close-in, 111 don. Broker or O. It. MeE. Bth St. FA 2-4285 or ihleuv. or 202 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5796. FA 2-5991. I BEDROOM house on Old Orlando Road, ideal for J. "Call Hall" FA 2-3641 children, achoot bus stop, 2544 So. French Ave. shade trees, *60 mo., 1 months advance rent, Ph, REDUCED P R I C E 28,500. PA 2-2257. 21,000 down balance 250 per month on two frame houses SLEEPING Rooms, 805 Park and 4 acres of land. Con­ Ave. tact Grady Scott. FA 1-2825. 9 BEDROOM. 2 bath, house, Sunlend. FA 2-5537. S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM FURNISHED bouse FA 2-7247 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 4 <t W. Hall, Realtor “THEMIBHTY MIDflET" T IC WANT AD Wtll DstheJshlSeVeu SAN LANTA HOMES On Locust, North ot Ea»t 20th S t 3-Uedrooms, 2-Bslhs, ex­ cellent neighborhood. Pric­ ed from 211^00- Low down payment. 264 50 per mo principal k ln'erest. VA - NOTHING DOWN Ph. FA 2-6510 or CR 7-1921 Nighta GA 2-1588 Jack Demetree. Developer WILL SELL equity in house or trade for houie trailer Ph. FA 2-1491. PINECUEST T E E V GREEN ESTA TES # Hk LMN Enterprises. Inc. • Country Club Rosd St. E lle n .ion) 2 Went Of llwy. 17-S2 l o Mayfair Countr) (16th Milan Neat Club • 3 - Red room s Large I bedroom 2 bath home. Has lenced backyard built-in electric stove and oven, large utility room end other features. This is a large spacious floor plan. 2800 down. Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. • 1*4 llath n Save Up To • Central Alr-Cond. k Heating Ft! K Monthly Pajnirnts — $66 to $74 No Cloning Cost VA k Con*. Finsnring Available Cliff Bornemun, Rroker TErroce 8-4199 Open ItyOO s. m. lu 7:0U p. 111. FA 2- 2420 36% On Auto Insurance Age* II ■ M All Unee Written Call • C. O. TODD FA 2-85U for ALL )ou r Insnrsnee 2165 H. Park • Sanford Nest Te Thrlflwny M _ , ATI ON WIDE Slulusl Insurance (o . linme Office: Columbus, O. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 KING & SUPPLIES • Repair Work Park Dr. 322 0483 Wall Plumbing & Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 26. Radio & Television T.V. Service within the hour Service calls 22 00 Sunshine T.V. (The Working men’s friend). FA 2-9792. Stenstrom Realty *1 Hgv* 3 you pot two ItlofcaU for a dimo7M BEDROOM, 1 bath, tile floors, 2 utility rooms, kit­ chen equipped, fenced in 12. Real Eatate For Sale back yard, near recreation area. Will Paint to suit. 41 SUNLAND North 3rd St.. North Or- This Is a modified home with a large separate dining Undo. FA 2-2291. room. The living room has a full wall fireplace and SUNSHINE REALTY llvibility, 3 bedrooms and Amy Anderson space for a large family. Reg. Real Estate Rrokcr Kitchen equipment optional. 2619 So. French Ave. With a 24150 down payment Day FA 2-7493 the monthly payment! the Night FA 2-4818 monthly payments ire only 280 per month, includes taxes and tnaurance. Registered Brokers k ASSOCIATES <11 So. Park Ave. FA 3-5641 Lake Mary Branch FA 2-1290 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 IDEAL LAKEFRONT resi­ dential let— 170 feet lake- LOVELY CB home on large front by 400 feet. Priced to lake, 100 ft. on lake wRh ap­ aell. FA 2-3076 or FA 2-7116 proximately 1 4 acres with several varieties of citrus. All landscaped, 2 bedroom, 1 ball), living and dining area, kitchen equipped, Fla. 2521 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. room, extra - large storage Office FA 2-2118 room, double carport and Nighta FA 2-0648 laundry room. Price 220,500. We have some very lovely COLORED, 3 lots ctose-ln. country homes, some on $1500, easy terms. Phone lake*, some suburban with TE 8-1092 or 750 Seminole swimming pools from 117,Blvd. Casselberry, Fla. 500 and up. C. A. Whiddon, Broker or O. R. Mathlaus. ROSA L. PAYTON 20-2 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5991. Reg. Real Estate Rroker FA 2*1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Ball-Blair Agency Stenstrom Realty HI. Mortgage Lon ns LAUNDRY PRESSERS, apply in person., Seminole County Laundry. 16. Femnle Help Wanted MIDDLE AGED woman for general work, some knowledge of sewing necessary. Downtown Cleaners. LUZIER COSMETICS MANAOER for North Brevard area. Will train, commis­ sion plus bonus. Write or call qualification! to p .o. Box 2006, Orlando, Fla. or GA 3-5636. 31. Poultry - Livestock 34. Article* For Sale TWO Good Brood sows and WE BUY Used furniture. Ph. FRIUIDAIHE FA 2-5875. 4 pig*. FA 2-3232. Sales It Service House Wiring, Free Estimates MAKE 1962 A MUSICAL Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric 22. F low ers - S h ru b s YEAR with a musical In112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 Sale! Polnsettiai In bloom 9§c itrumvnl from BUKUR'S GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY MUSIC SHOP, 2004 Cedar 25. Plumbing Services Grapevine Ave. near 20th St. Ave. Specialising In PLUMBING • SALES • R E P A I R S PANSIES k PETUNIAS now Contracting 1 Repairs • RENTALS • MUSICAL ready. Dutch Mill Nursery, Free Estimates ACCESSORIES. Before you New Uratla Rd. oft 20th St. buy, give us a try. Phone R. L. HARVEY 304 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 33. Furniture FA 2-0753. W. J. PLUMBING • Contracting 2534 So. Phone ‘•We Trade’* 2. Notices - Person itIs 21. Electrical Services 27. Special Services Income Tax Service Oscar M. Harrison 1311 Palmetto FA 2-8227 Southern Air Specialising In Healing and Air-Conditioning Only 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 HEATING II. B. POPE CO. INC. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 3-4234 DU YOU NEED EXPERT LITERARY HELP? . . . an application letter that will "get the )ob "; club paper; after dinner speech; high school or college theme or essay on all but scienti­ fic subjecta. Low ratee. Ph. FA 2-4023, evenings. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought . Sold. Larry's Jlsrt 115 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. FRESH CREAMY PRE-MIXED CONCRETE Miracle Concrete Co. 509 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 Sell Us Y’ our Furnilure. Quick PH1LCO refrigerator a n d Service Wllh The Ceih. household goods, good con­ SUPER TRADING POST. dition. 101 Highland Dr., FA 2-0677. Fern Perk. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Mattress renovating. Expert USED 21 IN. TV guaranteed, termi to suit. Call George Upholstering. All W o r k FA 2-2121. Guaranteed. Call Nix Bed­ ding Mfg. Co., FA 2-2UT, 1301 Sanford Ave. • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE T O P VALUE C T A I 1P I 1 WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 2-5622 FURS ITU nE Musi sell at once—3 complete rooms of furniture. Take over monthly payment* of 211.86 or f200 cash. Call owner collect TE 8*1511 Casselberry, RECONDITIONED GE Auto­ matic washer 265. Terms If desired. Call George FA 2-2821. Galaxie BY FO RD enduring elegance with power to plea* WHY PAY MORE and get leea . . . You run own a luxurious fully equipped and nlr condition­ ed GALAXIE 268 for lee* than you’d pay foe many of the "stripped down" | modsls In the medium price Held. GIRLS 26 in, bicycle. Phone FA 2-4684. '58 GE Refrigerator, 10 ft., like new, guaranteed, It.Vi. Terms If desired. FA 2-2821 ask for George. UPRIGHT piano, good condi­ tion. Phone FA 2-48U9. 36. Automobile** - Truck* 1957 FORD, Country Club, 9 passenger, station wagon. Radio and Iteater. Private 3625. FA 2-5296. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds, Day, Week, or ______ _____ * __ Month FURNITURE CENTER ’53 FORD, 2 door, hard top, 1100 French Ave, eatra nice. FA 2-3711. Ph. FA 2-7953 1960 BUICK Electra Hardtop, 31. Article* For Sale power steering, p o w e r brakes, completaly equip­ FURNITURE ped. Osteen, Fla. across the Navy man transferred; brand street from Post Office. new; take over for balance on 3 complete rooms; no 1951 OLDS "18" one owner, down payment necessary; radio and heater, 3*25 . 201 payments low as |13 per Palmetto after 6 p. m. month. Call owner collect, TE 1-1511, Casselberry. 37. Boat* * Motor* TEAR OUT THIS AD, and mall with name, addraaa for big box of home needa and MACHINE SER­ WHEEL CHAIRS, rnitchei, cosmetics for Free Trial to SEWING Gateway To The Waterway VICE: For service on sny canes, walkers. lest in your home. Tell your make of Sewing machine, Your EV1NRUDB Dealer FREE DELIVERY friends, make money. Rush parts and accessories or Kobnon Sporting Goods Prescription! our Specialty name BLAIR, Dept. 685 504-6-8 X. 16t. P k FA 2-5961 Rentals call or write to FAUSTS R< Mel Ion villa FA2, Lynchburg, Va. Sanford Sewing Center, 104 Ph. FA 3-710T 18 FT. Fiberglass boat, elec­ South Perk A -e. FA 2-9(11. 19. Situutlonn Wanted tric starter, motor and CIRCULATING HEATER, LP trailer. FA 3-7117. WELIJI DRILLED, PUMPS, gas, (or l-bedro«m home. DAYS work wanted. FA 2-4039 SPRINKLER 8YSTEMS Reasonable. 1116 Rendolph SB. Trailers - Cabana* All Types and Sliei St. or Phone FA 2-5296. CARE lor Invalid. FA 3-1782. We Repair end Service HOUSETRA1LER 35 Ft. I FACTORY TO YOU DAYS WORK FA 2-1391. S T I N E bedrooms, modern, like a l u m in u m b l in d s Machinery and Supply Co. now, must sacrifice. De20. B a b y s itte r* Enclosed head, Sag-proof bot­ 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Wltt’s Trailer Park, 3515 tom rail with plastic ends. Orlando Dr, BARYSirriNO day or nltht. Plastic or rayor tapes. Cot­ FKIG1DA1KE 322-9583, HIGHLAND P A R K - 2 bed­ ton or nylon cords. Seles k Service room, frame, convenient to Heakarik G lass ami Paint G. H. HIGH 21. Renuty Salon* achooD and shopping. Hard­ Co. Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-5315 Days wood floors, space heater, Eveningl Sanford FA 3-3893 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-46U WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES blinds and kitchen equip­ A. W. Barkley U«*d Cera. Urauly Shop INTAKE manifold, 1 two-bar­ ped. Financing available. Approximately 2 4 acres, with Piano Tuning — Repairing Inc. Formerly Katherine Harvey 150 (t. on river, Ik mile off rel carburetors, fuel block, Priced below market. See at W. U HARMON Import* A Sport* Car* Open By Appolntmrnl—Thurs. R*. 46 for ’59 or ’59 Ford 361 en­ Ph. FA 2-4525 2104 Cordova Dr. or Phone Our Speciality A Fri. Evenings gine. Phone Mr. Ulvlow. 17-92 - Heart of Maitland FA 2-4179. Pal SU-wart & Lillian Cordcn Seplic tanks pumped - drain FA 2-2611 or FA 3-49813 Sl­ PH. Ml 4-6307 Call FA 2-64T2 after 8:00 p m. Hair Stylet MAYFAIR ier 6:00 p. m. fields installed. 24 hour terWe are proud to offer this 311 Palmelto Ave. FA 2-0631 vice. Term i. FA 1-9489 HOME ON THE RANGE truly beautiful 4 bedroom 90 acres of fenced pasture HARRIETTS hum*-. A fine location with 29. Automobile Service land. Neat house nettled in BEAUTY NOOK quality construction. Kitch­ big trees. Private pond Professional Care — Modern en equipped, including AUTO GLASS Equipment stocked with bass. Old sugar built-in oven, stove and INSTALLED Ph. FA 2-5742 mill. It you've ever had a 106 So. Oik dishwasher. This is a large hankerin’ to raise horses Windahield Hack Gloat* floor plan. Central heating, 22. Hulld • Paint • Repair Door d a ta and cowa and work the Vent Gian* double carporle and many lend, here'a your chance. ROOM S P E C I A L 314 95. SERVICE extras. Can be purchased Price 238,000 Includes farm­ Painting Inside and out. Senknrik Gian* and Paint on favorable, terms or re­ ing equipment. Call fur ap­ Co. Call Mr. Tasker, FA 2-6159. financed to suit purchaser. pointment. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 228,000. SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter Hepalri, Alterations, Painting 31. Poultry - Livestock “ We Trade” Phone FA 2-7983 PUPPIES - half Airedale, 2 months old, 35.00. Call Sat 23. Building Material* 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 or Sun. only. Walaa Fern­ REALTOR — LNSUROR LUMBER HARDWARE ery. on lake at Lyinan ONLY 2500 00 DOWN for com ­ CONSULTANT-APPRAISER PAINT School, Longwood. pletely furnished, 2 bedroom Pb. FA 2-4991 NO PAYMENTS 112 N. Park house. Automatic washer, Moving soon to 1919 S. French Hoohng FIIA Loans Plans CHAMPION Miniature AKC FREE ESTIMATES Ave. 'TIL MARCH! fenced yard, patio. 103 Gar­ Black Poodle Pupplfi and Your Credit Is Good, Up lo m on Dr. Mother, Show dog Stock. 13, Mortgage Loane X Yrs. to Pay 993 FA 3-7741, PARK RIDGE 3 bedroom, -.9 II I'M A til.T ............................................ -......... . 11 EDWARDS MORTGAGE LOANS li t bath, air conditioned, cen­ 1993 am n iK V . liuual* 1 Diiof llnrdtoD ....— ---------BUILDERS SUPPLIES FIIA and Conventional tral heat, I patios, eorner 60 COKVAIH 4 Door Automatic ------------ ------- e»»**e»ss«0 1395 We Give TV Stamps Commercial k Residential 793 lot 2750 Down. FA 2-6465, j)7 l>t.vainl!TII SI.lion Waniitt ... . 903 W. 3rd SI. Ph. FA 3-7808 2995 SUNLAND: 2 bedroom, many 1295 59 CIIEV. Btslioo Wagon V-8 Auto. ~ ™ — .— -------ealraa, low down payment. FINANCING 895 5* FUND 2 Dour, K-500, Overdrive ------------ — Down Payment k FA 2-8097. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 1695 5* LINCOLN 4 Door, Air Cond. ................... — Closing Coat 995 )H rllK V . 4 Door, (economy 8 .......... ............. 795 11 ItAMfll.RIt i Ilnur .............................. 795 Moathy PaymrnU ne low as 57 CIIEV. 210. 2 Door, V-8, Auto .................................. 593 LMN ENTERPRISES INC. III Inch tnsee and Insurance 895 58 CllRYHLKH Ktstlon Wagon, Auto........ ...... ------ NEW HOMES 3 • BEDROOMS By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. 493 .va IIA 51III.Kit. 8 r * l. 1 Ilnur ....................... ....... In Beautiful — l*/a BATHS X7 AIlll.LAO CiMvartlblki .. . ,, — 1295 Sunland Estates 55 CIIEV. 4 Door V-8, Auto _________________ As Low As $350 Down Low Down Payment 695 No Cloning Coala 693 53 o|.DH 8H, 4 Door, Auto. . . .. $14,100 $17,100 4-Bedrooms— g Beths 895 As Lew IE 8 Per 3 • BEDROOMS 695 53 NAHII AmbiAiulyr 4 Door ......... —— -----^ 1-1led rooms— 1 Beths As ™ Month 1 - 1*4 - 2 UATIIS 395 24 MERCURY Coups ............................... ........... Principal Ins. Int. Text* 3-Bedrooms— 1 Vl Bathe fi<J& 53 CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Cond. .............. ......... Con* rational A FIIA Loans 18,600 To t'J.300 2'jS llU d rooiee— 1 Beth Drive 17-92 to Hunlend FHA Hi Conv. Financing Estates (3 ml. B. of Sanford). 54 RAMBLER, Huper Auto. * 895 _____ ____ ____ Wide variety eaterlor dreigna and floor plane 193 Helea office let bouae Inside S3 FONT!AC 4 Door, Auto........... ...... DIRECTIONS: 10 Minute* 1193 37 CIIEV. 1 To* Chassis aod Cab ..... .................. entrant*. VA Financing on Home* up lo f I f , 000 from Hanford. Ho. on Hwy. 93 49 CHEVROLET ....... .......................... ..... IT-92, turn right at our FIIA—Conventional & In-Service Financing KINGSWOOD sign. 62 Galaxie 500 4-door eedan, tuione white I and viking blue, vinyl trim, 325 V-8 engine, CrulaomaGr, 800 x 14 whltswslla, I power brakes, power eteer- | Ing, nlr conditioning, rndlo, ksnter, tinted glass, 2•peed wlpora and washers, wheel covers, back > np lights, turn signets, oil fil­ ter. electric stock, padded desk J *388090 Jim Hunt Realty River Front Barkley Property CUT ’ N CURL $5,500 NOTICE Stenstrom Realty dlcwsutna Park Homes DIRK17TIONH: Tuns W. on 20th SI. Follow Country Club lid. A JVstch for our eigne. 4-door V-8, H I engine, Crulsomettr, 898 x 14 whitewalls, pewsr steering, | power brakes, radio, tinted windshield, X speed wipers and washers, wheel rovers, padded desk, safety belts, I turn signals, electric clock | oil filter, bseh-np lights, corlnthlen white flnlak *3486“ 62 FORD Country Sedan 6 ptssenger station wagon, j 4 door, whit* over sliver moss, FordomaUc, 868 t 14 whitewall tires, electric window tell gate, 292 V-8 engine, power steering, wheel covers, padded dash, all vinyl Interior, oM fitter, j turn signals. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE HOLLERSo/SANFORD *3460” Stemper A gency Stenstrom Realty 62 GALAXIE L VA O N G D A LE HOMES $156 11UII.DKRH. TErrace 8-3911 INC. PA 2-8674 JIM HUNT - FA 2-2111 219 E. 2nd ST. 2305 Park Av*. SANFORD SANFORD FA 2-0711 FA 2-0861 FORD Bonus Features These cars feature all the (extras) ns stsndsrd equipmint . . . A T NO EXTRA COST TO YOUI 1. Htlf Adjusting Brake*. 2. 2 Yr. Permanent Cool­ ant. 5. 20,000 ML Lubrication. i. 30,000 Mil* Wheel BeerIng racking, 3. <0.000 Fuel Filler Re­ placement. g. 12,009 Factory Extend­ ed Warranty. STRICKLAND MORRISON INCORPORATED 30ft E. First Si. FA 3-1481 Winter Park Ml 4-8911 M ' �m ^ rT n rn iiT iimi Tsunam'mrn We’ll Change Name Of Grapefruit? 5i LAKELAND-A mere hint at changing the name of Florida grapefruit has arous­ ed commotion akin to the le­ gendary debate brewed by the years-ago suggestion that the state of Arkansaw be­ come Arkansas!. It all started out so inno­ cently, aa do so many great issues. In the interest of sell­ ing more Florida grapefruit, a top U.S. marketing expert wrote a treatise on the sub­ ject for Florida Citrus Mu­ tual. In hia discourse he tossed In the suggestion that maybe another name would give the product a more sale- in able consumer image. As a starter, he wondered in print if maybe "g r e a t f r u 11" wouldn't do the trick. Following this lead an­ other researcher looked into grapefrult’ a history and learned it hai, over the cen­ turies, been called such as "Adam’s Apple," "zam hoa." "bustanbun," "a h a d d o c k " and "pummelo." Most reaction from a num­ ber of writers-in was leave the grapefruit name be, but try a few new, or embellish­ ed, approaches to selling and consuming it. A lady from Palm Beach: . . "Take a les* formal ap- proarh to grapefruit eating . . Peel it. like an orange, and dip the sections In sugar, or not." She also wrote that if there wai to be any tampering with Ihe name call the finest quality "Queen Grapefruit." A gentleman from Riviera Bearh forthrightly wrote that "here is a wonderful hot wea­ ther cooler: Sally Dog. Juic* of one-half fresh grapefruit, one an a half ounces of gin, t lot of cracked ice and salt on lop lo enjoy. No need to change Ibe name of a wonderful fruit." A Florida processor is al­ ready putting up "Salty Dogs" in small cans for in­ dividual aervingi. A Sanfordian who shone hack in Ihe days nf Ihe Rig Apple w T i t e s . . . "why doesn't someone develop it (grape­ fruit) into a big orange and forget the whole thing? A Miamian: "Make It poss­ ible to buy good grapefruit for two for 15 cents, WE HAVE MOVED On January or less, and no matter what you call it, people will buy It." In a nutshell—or should that be in a grapefruit rind? —as Mutual’s Bob Rutledge puta it, "there stems to be no popular demand to change the name grapefruit, but there ia a swelling grower demand that the Industry put all its intelligence and energy to work to devetop more ways to sell more grapefruit to more people." 15, 19S2 We Moved Into A New Location 2465 5. PARK AVENUE • Helmly Really • Everett A . Itnrper P„ Stewart Helmly, Realtor Insurance Agency FA 2-2285 FA 2-5221 Complete Real Estate And Insurance Sendee K -* E Jaycee TALLAHASSEE— Governor Farrli Bryant today pro­ claimed Jan, 20-27 aa "Jun­ ior Chamber of Commerce Week" In Florida and asked all state and local organiza­ tion! to cooperate in the ob ­ servance. He said the purpose of the week is to focus attention on : 1 ; 2J C L A K K N C i; H IIH IN K It young men and the work they are doing, and emphasize that the Florida Jaycees have 2 N to I Shriner To Speak Growers Set To Business Group Meeting Dates All itfercitcd persons are invited by the Sanford nullness and Professional Worn* en’a Club to hear an address by Clarence Shriner of DeLand on Tuesday at I p.m. at the Christian Church on Sanford Ave, Shriner, after thirty years with the Hoy Scouts of AmerJean, retired from the poll(ion of Regional Executive for the Boy Scouts to become Executive Vice President of Patriotic Education, Inc., which wai established In 1952 urder his direction. The objective of this organ­ isation, a nationwide non-pro­ fit movement of patriotic men, women and young peo­ ple, la to carry on a broad program of activities dealing with the basic Ideals and principles of the United Hospital Notes *(31 I< I JANUARY • Admissions William G, Kllbee, Genova; Keah Davis, Dellary; Carol Iloach, N, Orlando; Jacqullyn McClary, Euatis; Trudy Cross, Gertrude Gilbert, John Ogles­ by, Maude Thomas, Hetty Swift, Yvonne M. Scchnesl, Cathryn While, Judy Howard of Sanford. Discharges Carol Roach, N. Orlando; John T. Hewitt, Dellary; Charles Master, Dcl.and; Robert Cameron, Long wood; Mae Hell, Geneva; Judy Di­ ane Hoffman, Martha Stew­ art, Haby Girl Ward, Emily D. Goodwin, Mrs. Stephen Cashdollar ami haby; Mary Jean Turner and Mary J*. Cruse of Sanford. JANUARY 10 Admissions Mary Louise Vcino, Osteen; Helen Stripp, DeUary; Ed­ ward Sipes, Bernice HasherVllle, Patricia Mann, Carrie Hamilton, John P. Hart, Carl Williams, Donla McCormick, Harold Knox, Macs)# Gilley, Lciola Harden, Lulu Harriett of Sanford. States In order to assure the perpetuation ol our Ameri­ can heritage for today’s chil­ dren and for auceeding generatlons. In addition to hia long career in Scouting, Shriner hat been active In the Sons of the American Revolution, serving that organltalion in many capacities including Vice-President General of the National Society. Other of hit appointments and positions of public aervicc and philanthropy are loo numerous to mention ful­ ly, but It may be noted that he has worked with youth groups wherever he resided. He Is.a member of many civic organizations both local and national, Including Die Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club of DeLand. He belongs to the First Baptist Church of DeLand ami wai a recipient of the George Wash­ ington Honor Mcdul of the Freedom Foundation. The National Security Commitlcc of the Business and Professional Women’ s Club la presenting Shriner to the citi­ zen* of this community. Mrs. Eula Grantham, Chairman, will be in charge nf the pro­ gram. Dates for the 1002 Conven­ tion of tlte Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association will be Sept. Id through 21, ac­ cording to an announcement by Jnlfre C. David, Orlando, General Manager of the Flor­ ida Fruit L Vegetable Asso­ ciation. "The Board of Directors of FFVA hat chosen these dates as being most suitable for the trade and members, gen­ erally, "Tentative plana are for a Golf Tournament on Scptember 17, three days of general meeting! and ■ final day of scheduled committee ami conference meeting*," David said. "Headquarters hotel for the meeting will bo the Amer­ icana, at Ual Harbour, Miami Beach," David added. Enterprise PTC Sets Meeting The Enterprise P a r e n t Tearher Council will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday In th* school auditorium for the reg­ ular monthly hualrieaa meal­ ing. Harold Wooten, physical ed­ ucation coordinator, will pre­ sent a program on "Physical Fitness." Old and new projects of the P-TG were discussed at a meeting of the executive hoard last Tuesday when It was re­ ported that the new 2.1-Inch television set now is in use In By Carat Jrpsun Eighteen members o f the the rafvtorium and the school Women's Christian Fellowship Is participating in the Educa­ of tho Chuluota Community tional TV programs. Church met for luncheon at tho 1-nke Catherine Inn last Paper Collected Ths Junior Hundsy School Wednesday. Mrs. Lucy Carlson was Ih Class o f the Chuluota Com­ charge o f the program entitl­ munity Church hai collected more than 6,000 pounds of pa­ ed "Women In the Church." Mvmtii'rs enjoyed a delicious per during the pnet several baked hum luncheon which weeks as a elms project to aid was served at tables deco ruled the church building fund. R. with fern and flame vine with Moon o f Hiath 8t. donated a huge floral arrangement as time and the uat of hia ear to help with collections. the centerpiece. Chuluota Church Women Hold Luncheon Births I Mr. and Mrs. tarry Mann of Sanford, a girl Mr and Mrs. Carl White ol Sanford, a boy Mr, and Mra. James Haikervllle of Sanford, a boy Discharges Alexander Cooper, Dellary; Sheila Gall Butler, Mary O'Brien and Pearl Mangus ol Sanford. JANUARY II Admissions Harold W. Kyle, Dellary; Jane E. Richards, Lake Mary; William Ulack, Dellary; Caro lyn Rctta, Hobby Hanby, Elia nlwlh Goldsworthy, Samuel Levy, Gladys Davia and Eve lyn Kppe o f Sanfunl. BirUus Mr. and Mra. Llah Harden of Sanford, a boy. Dischargee Mickey Joe Junes, Alta­ monte Spge.; Carol Roach, N. Orlando; lol* Crane, Oviedo; William Kllbaa, Geneva; Judy Howard, Y T t n n s Svehrest, Dorothy Evane, Equllla Wal­ ton and Brownie Mae Lea o f thuYufd. YOU’LL LIKE THI W A Y W l DO BUtlNISSI Loons up © to $400 G.A.C. F IN A N C E W eek done an outstanding job In the field* of community deve­ lopment, youth work, traffic | safety, and leadership train­ ing. During Jaycee Week obser­ vance In Florida, the U.S. Jayccca will be recognizing America'* Ten Outstanding Young Men of 1801 In Santa Monica, California, with na­ tional Jaycee President Bob Conger making the presenta­ tions. The week celebrates the founding of the Junior Cham­ ber In 1015, when Henry Gieisenbicr saw a need for a young men's civic group and organized the first chap­ ter, according to state Jay­ cee Week Chairman Bill Gun­ ter of Orlando. Th* Florida Jaycee*, over 7,000 strong, have local clubi In more than 100 cities throughout the state. State headquarter* for the organi­ sation la located In Lakeland. The Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept, appointed an audit­ ing committee and heard an­ nual reports at Ita installation meeting last Tuesday night at the Fire Hall. Recommended for the com­ mittee to pei form tho annual audit nf department recorda were J. Leon Taylor, Fred Welle and Woody Friend. The annual treasurer’! re­ port showed that the depart­ ment received a total of $1,016, apent a total of (738 and now has a batanre of (278.78. The men voted to dlecontlnue use nf a safety deposit box and appointed Harry llucklcw to check with the Southern Bell Telephone Co. on the possibility o f having the Lake Mary Fire Dept, numbers listed with the emer­ gency rail number* In the new directory. / m • „ BACK AGAIN BY POPULAR DEMAND. ONCE MORE YOU CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE TREMENDOUS $1.00 BUYS IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT. JUST $1.00 BUYS ANY OF THESE SPECIAL “3 FOR" ITEMS THRU WEDNESDAY. When you havo a loss you ax;*ect fast, fair settlement, not a mounluin of details and de­ lays. That's where Tho Dig Ditfsrsnro in insurance comes in. An iudc|H*mlent insurance agent handles all details — fulluws through la see that you are reimbursed promptly and fairly. When you buy insurance for your car, home or husinru through an inde;iendcnt insur­ ance agent, you can also expeel guidance in choosing the right policies from established companies and news about rocently-iasuad, improved indicia*. We ere indepandeet iasur•nee sis a ls. We’re here to give you continuing pereona! silent loo—Tho Big Differssee in insurance. 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MILK FYNE TASTE IUMIT 6 WITH $230 FOOD ORDER) CAN 421 North Orange Straat*.................GAidan 4-3404 401 Wait Central Avanua.. #r *•«***Tat GArdan 3-4493 *) ch o ps TALL 0«ks Havfi: DoJr M i ftWar M , (taw* Wiwte; * L IV E R W t SA Vf YOUMONIY ON YOUR fOOO flltlS When the Going’s Rough... - SANTOSa - Votorarly Adaalrol Hwoacg Coipomtitm QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED CARROTS IN Wait Krtl Shaat................................Tal. FAutos 2-370 LOANS MADS TO RUIOINTS OF A U NIARtY TOWNS mm m m $ PRICES GOOD THRU WED. Firemen Name Audit Group; Hear Reports C O R P O R A T I O N 1243 Coit Colonial Driva................................. TaL GArdan *2642 Oflici Havn. Daily Mj Wa4an4ay I Saturday M I S A L E !! ■V �I Bulletin MIAMI (UPI) _ Walter C. Grady of DeLaod told tha Florida Racing Commi**ton today be had been blackballed by the racing Industry because “ I was Uie focal point in a swindle •t the Daytona Iteach dog track three years ago." Died Wreckage O f N avy Plane In Which n.v i„u h y NOBODY \SKi.l) ME, BUT 1 don't dig tnc twist. • • • The fascination of fishing hai eluded me. Despite all the latest criti­ cism directed at him, Carlton DlUa is the best engineer this county has ever had. • • • I can't get over the job the Sunshine Committee of the Chamber accomplished, • • • Anyone who doesn’t Join the Chamber has "got no right" to complain If the county is stalemated for the nest 20 year*. • • • I get angry when I buy a pack of dgarets and have to ask for a book of matches. • • • Hurnld Photon by David Drown C Of C Drive For Members Off, Winging Why does politics have to enter Into It when choosing a Chamber of Commerce offi­ new postmaster? cial! today expressed high * • • • optimism that the 1962 mem­ Why doesn’t the County bership drive would be a suc­ Commission go back to meet­ cess with the organisation ing in the mornings? reaching its goal of 73 new • • • members. If the reapportionment ref­ Membership chairmen Scott erendum passes, Seminole Hums and Hill Hemphill re­ County can't go wrong if It ported that in the eight hours elects Mack Cleveland for the of the concerted "crash" Job. drive, 23 new members were • • • corralcd. Maybe the Washington Red­ "We appreciate the splendid skins should try Soccer nest response by the workers anil year. Ihe wholehearted effort this • • • drive is getting." the chair­ Why doesn't Gordon Freder­ men reported. ick change his mind and run The drive will continue for the Legislature? through WrdnctdW -Sight and • • • officials reported* Midi "there What Is the difference be­ i* every indication that we tween a broken marriage and will reach our goal of now a trial separation? memberships ^anfl renewkU." • • • Jack Benny Improves tele­ vision Just by showing up. • • • Mow can you enjoy fishing when you need a traffic cop on the river these days? • • • When are we gonna do something about these vacant store* on First St.? • • • Most county officials answer the simplest questions as though they* were afraid of committing perjury. • • • When are we gonna get an active humane society. • • • People who knock Sid Ri­ chard's rock garden probably hava the worst looking lawns in the county. • t • Navy Begins WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday. High today, 75-82. Low tonight. 57-65. VOL. 6a United Promt U. S. Pulls Back Berlin Forces To Ease Tension BERLIN (U l’ D—The United States Army announced today it is pulling back its tanka and armored cara from the area around the key Friedrichalraisc crossing point on the walled East-West Berlin border. The Army said it was with­ drawing <u armoi to Tunijicl hot airbase "to improve the dispositions of the U. S. forces In the Amcriran sector " Observers felt (lie move inUicaU'd a lessening of tension along the border. 'Soviet armor was pulled hack from the crusting point some time ago, hut lust wav reported within striking dis­ A breaking and entering tance of the Kricdrichstrasse which occurred aometime vmrly halo In the Communist-built this morning at Julies Tire wall that divides the city. Shop, 2:111 West First St., I* being Investigated by the Sheriff's Dept. Deputy Slim Galloway-was called out to investigate the burglary and theft in which NEW YORK (U l’ li — A over 115 dollars of met chan- Florida fisherman will return disc and coins were taken. home to face charges stem­ This was the third time the ming from an alleged drown­ store had been burglarised in ing hoax last April. three months, reported shop John Vasilis Ptcrudia. SO. owner J. Videl Jones, who agreed Monday in federal said that each timo the same court lo return to Fort Myers, type o f goods was taken, where he will be tried on rigarets, randy, and cookies. charges of conspiracy to mail Entry was gained thiuugh a a false statement to thr Coast Guard. rear window, he said. Shop Looted Third Time Fisherman Faces ‘Hoax’ Charges No one can tell a story better than Volie Williams. Jr. • • • Now that the weather has warmed up, what excuse can I use for my golf score ? • • • No drive is worth more at Mayor J II. (Jimmy) I Jan. 20-26 as Junior Chamber tention than the heart fund. Crapps Monday proclaimed |of Commerce week in San• • • How come there were more persons hooked at the countyjail on Christmas eve than on New Year's. • • • I hope when the Jaycees pick the Distinguished ser­ vice award winner they don t forget County Judge Vernon Mile. • • • People who say " I ’ m going to tell him what 1 think of him." aeldom tell him what they think of him. • • • l don't trust people who get confidential about domestic troubles the first time you meet them. • • • Oviedo motlvrrs can never be thankful enough to Ihe pilot of Ihe A3D that crashed near the Oviedo school Monday. • • • I wouldn't have Karljle llousholder's Job as prosecu­ tor for all the orange* in Lie MAYOR J. II. (JIMMY) CRAl’ PS niga* « pro­ county. • * • clamation Monday declaring next week aa "JnyT.:o*v scoffers who thought cee Week” in Sanford while chairman lor the the boat manna was another week’s festivities, Hob Drabik, watches. CPcui'ard are k e e p i n g (I'.cialvl lptoto) , "luum ' Lc<c bays. Leased Wire Established 190S TUKS., JAN. 16. 1962 SANFORD, Dutch Charge invasion; Jan. 20 JC Week ford and asked local organixationi to cooperate in the o W rv ante. lie said the purpose of the week Is to focus attention on young men anil the work they are doing, and emphasised that Ihe Sanford Ja>c-*e* have done an outstanding Job in the field of civic improve­ ment. During Jayeee week the loral organisation will honor the outstanding young teach­ er, farmer, sailor and will also present the annual good government award and illstmgu.shed award at the Jaycpc Banquet Jan. 27. Nineteen past presidents will gather Jan. 23 to name the rrcipent of the award to lie presented on Jan. 27 at live Jaycees ban­ quet which will be held at the Civic Center. The outstanding farmer will be named by the public; teacher will be nominated by school principal* throughout the area and tailor by the officers and men at NAS. Herald Managing Editor Larry Verabel will present the good government award at the banquet to an out­ standing citizen while the pari prriHcnts will name Ihe USA winner. THE HAGUE. H o l l a n d (U P !)—The Defense Ministry said today Indonesia attempt­ ed to invade Dutch New Guinea Monday. An olficial communique said Use number of capturrd Indonesians aboard a motor torpedo boat that was sunk by Dutch naval units off ihe island's south coast wat many more than would have been aboard the vessel under normal condilioni. "It ia completely clear from tbit fact and the equip­ ment which wa* impounded that an invasion attempt has been made," the communique aaid. In Jakarta, MaJ. Gen. Aehmad Janl. chief of the special o|>crational command for the "liberation of West Irian." scoffed at Dutch charges that Indonesia lud tried to invade West New Guinea "Everybody understands three motor boats don't con­ stitute a convoy for landing," Janl said. He added that In­ donesia will inform the Unit­ ed Nations about the attack. County Given $9,949 By Mize (UPI)— The United Nations kept a watchful eye nn the explosive West New Guinea ittuation today hut there was no moyc for action by Hie world organitafion. Acting Secretary General Thant sent urgent messages to tlie foreign ministcri >f Indonesia and The Nether, lands late Monday. lie repeated an appeal to both to "seek a peaceful solution of the problem" of Indonesia'* claim to the Dutch-held half of the vast South Pacific island which the Jakarta government calls West Irian. Shergales Bail Set At $10,000 MIAMI (U P I )-U . S. Com missioncr Roger E. Davis set hail at 310,000 Monday for William J. Shergales, soldier of fortune accused of acting aa an unregistered foreign agent fur Cuba. ■ Shergales. 33. of Wrst Holly. wood, Fla., denied he ia or ever was an agent for Pre­ mier Fidel Castro Hr aaid lie spent 22 month* In a Cuban jail and was released Dec. 6 only because of Ihe persistent pleas of his pretty wife. Fill agents arrested Sliergales Friday night as hr got ulf a Might from Jamaica. Hr is also arrusrd of violating Ihe federal aviation acl by making a private Right t<> Cuba without tiling a High! plan. Shergales ami Howard Itumlquisl ol Miami were shutdown in Cuba in March I960. They were attempting lo land a small plane County Judge Vernon Mize today turned over 39,919 91 in excess fee* for 1901 to tiie County Commission and re­ ported that las ol/iee handled 2,304 cases during Hie year. Mile aaid that 73 percent of Ihe ca ie i were for traffic viola tiona. lie added that there were 1.374 warrants Issued In 1961 In hi* letter of transmittal to Ihe County Commission Mire said that excess fees turned over to the county were up during 1961 in the amount of 33.201 over fees for the previous year. The total receipts for 1961 were *3.089 more than I960 and the expense* of the ollice SANTO DOMINGO (UI'II fur 1U61 were 31.610 less II an — Provinrlnl authorities >rt the expenses for I960. out today to d e t e r m i n e whether a body unearthed near San Jose de Ocoa I* that of Jesus de Gailmlei. lungmissing Columbia University lecturer. In Haul, tile city nearest LEOPOLDVILLE (UPI) Captured leftist leader An­ Bail Jose, District Attorney toine Giirnga will be held in Raul Fontana said he had Slanlryville for investigation hern Instructed by national ot so-far secret charges authuilties to investigate the against him. Congolese sourc­ ease. The newspaper El Caribe es said today. Diplomatic aource* said the reported 3lond*y that Abel investigation is likely to cen­ Ballesteros, a friend of Galinter around the death* of sev­ det and like him • Spanish eral of Giienga's political op­ refugee, had identified the ponent* shortly after former liody as that o f tha missing Premier Patrice Lumumba man. The report wres denied wa* killed in Katanga It Monday night by Radio Car1ibe. months ago. Seek Lead In Lecturer’s Death Probe Slated On Congo Charges NO. 367 Seven Engineers Go On Trial In Volusia Investigation Of A 3 D Crash A Navy inveatigation team today hunted through the smoldering wreckage nnd debris of un A3D Skywarrior crash in Oviedo that look the Uvea of three of the plane's four-man crew Monday ufterDELAND (U PD —Trial of noon. UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. seven partner* in a Jackson­ All three crewmen who lost their lives in tho Attacked, Says Jakarta JAKARTA, Indonesia ( UPI) — A fop ranking Indonesian military official charged today that Dutch planes and war­ ship* delibei atrly utturked In­ donesian vessels in the "open sen" off the coast o f disputrd West New Guinea Monday night. ' President Buksrno met fur mure than nn hour in emer­ gency session with hi* mili­ tary adviser* to discuss the rlasK that has pushed Indon­ esia and Hollund to the brink of wur. The president, who ha* been stirring up war fever for weeks In bristling speeches ntiout Indonesian claims to West New Guinea, bad no im­ mediate comment on the Inci­ dent In. which two Indonesian vessels were reported destroy­ er). Rut MnJ. Gen. Aclimsd Janl, chief of the special operation­ al command for the •'libera­ tion of Wrst Irian,” issued two statements accusing the Dutch of an unprovoked at­ tack while Indonesian vessels were patrolling "in Indonesian wateia in the nrlghlxirhood o f the Aiu Islands.* Jani's statement was con­ fusing because it also said the nttuck occurrrd in the "open sea." FLORIDA ville arvhllrrlural engineering firm accused of grand lar­ ceny opened today before Cir­ cuit Judge P. R. Revels end a six-man jury. The jury was chosen Mon­ day to hsar the case of the partner* In the firm of Reyn­ olds, .Smith ami llilla. They are accused of falling to pro­ vide supervisory service* on three Volusia Cohnty high schools, for which they were allegedly paid by the Volusia County School Hoard. The defendants ate George llills, Ivan .Smith, Walter Sehulta, James Shivtcy Jr., I'. M. Huddleston, and A. N. I.ande, all o f Jacksonville, and Norman Bryan of DeLand. Itrvels denied a motion for continuance Monday from State Attorney W. W. Judge, who said a major witness for the prosecution ha-i not been sill-pot nard. Fire Sweeps Sanford Lots A wiiul-w hipped brush and gra»* fire swept across sever­ al vacant lute and a two-acre area just beyond lire Hanford City limita late Monday and burned to death three Chihua­ hua puppies and singed clothe* on a line in a neigh­ boring backyard. Ml*. Betty Moore of 1023 Saiita Avenue was charged with burning tra«h on a windy day without adequate protection ami aupervlrion, according to Hangers Lewi* Williams and Arthur Blanton of th# Seminole County Unit o f the Florida Foivst Service. Mr*. T. N. Dillard of Sarita Avenue reported the fire to the Sanford ami N'avy Kile departments. A* th* rity it not authorized to fight fires outside city limita, tire Sunfold Fire Dept, stood by in ease the fire tptrad, K-sidents of the surround­ ing area fought the fir* with garden hoses and burksta of water. They succeeded ill keeping the flames under con­ trol until Navy firefighters and Forest Servicemen ar­ rived. Damage other than burned grass in buck yard* included several phune line* reported out o f order. Fourth Decrease TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Th* State Industrial Commis­ sion reported Monday that jobIts* insurance payments In tha state dropped in December for ^tlre fourth straight month. flaming crash of th* Skywrar- --------- — rior from the Sanford Naval Station were identified today by th* Station. Four men were aboard the plane which caught fir* short­ ly after takeoff from Ramey Field and crashrd in Oviedo, TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — a short distance from the Oviedo High School at 1:41 State Bond Department toll p. m. One parachuted to safo- project* marked up another half-million dollar month in tyDead are the pilot, I.t. December. Charles H»|rntc Jr., 29, who is survived by his wife, Mr*. GENEVA (U PI) — Britain Donna J. llolgate, and an 18and th* United Stutee plan to month-old son, Charles; Plane captain, Horace K. aak th* Soviet Union to move Marks ATI13, age 20, son of th* three-year-old nuclear test Mr. ami Mrs. Clyde Marks, bun conference into th* wider framework o f worldwide dls. R. F. D. 2, Bremen, Ga.; Third rievvmsn, John W. armament talk*, it was learn­ Rush, A 03, age 21, son of ed today. Mrs. Louis* E. Bu«h, Port Kennedy For Talks Henry, N. V. The lone survivor I* DelWASHINGTON ( UPI) — ton E. It. Wilson, PII-I, ago President Kennedy feels th* 33, bombardier-navigator, llo U. S. - Russian exploratory tuiks on Berlin must go on Suntand Drive, Sanford. Officials at the Naval Sta­ "for a reasonable period" be­ tion said that llolgate bad fore it cun Ire determined difficulty with Hie plane soon whether they ate doing any after takeoff and Unit the good. starboard engine caught fir*. ThU was borne out by eye­ witnesses st Oviedo who reBEVERLY HILLS, Calif. ported seeing smoke stream­ (U P I)—About 1,000 mourner* ing from tlie craft. paid final respect* lo Ernie Navy spokesmen said that Kovara during simpla funeral the pilot tried to return to service* Monday at a church tile base, but apparently six block* from the acettr of realised be could not muke it. the comedian's fu'lnl cur acci­ lit- then made a ehut p tur n dent. rimtwnrd to avoid the heavily populated areas neat Orlando. The N'avy official said that WASHINGTON (UJ'D — llolgote iippaientiy ordered President Kennedy I* expected Ills crew to bull out, hut that to 1-end Congress Titursday a o n ly one was ab le to muke it . ji c . U b illio n s p e n d in g budget The other iwo apparently had for fiscal IPJJ, Including mor* tiled as their safety bells thrill (3 billion for the U. S. wet* loner. |iiuin-u.i-lhe-inoon project and Tlie Skywarrior cum# in other apace exploration, over O vie d o and c!u.e to th * school and crashed ill a rut Piiy GfJllC of Seaboard Airline FORT LA U D E R D A L E Hacks. It hit the truck* with, ( UPI>— Tlie ciew of Uva oil such Impact that they were I tanker "David D. Ervin" had l-cnt out o f alignment. It ,lt, payday aa scheduled Mouthen plowed into the embank- ^ .uPd poiica were louklng nveut and burst into flames. |today for the relief captain, Rodies o f the three victims Ootid |\ Scalcra, who aaid h* wer* found In and near the threw it uvriboard into th* debris. sea, ray lag, "I thieve th* pay­ The crash occurred in a pop­ roll rvi-iboanl I nerd psychia­ ulated are* with houses all tric In atmrnl.” around tb* seen* of the crash. Two house* located near the railroad were separated from tlie crash only by the depth of th* bark yards. llridg* «... Page 5 The flaming wreckage Ig­ Classified __ . Pag* 7 nited dry grass and th* Comic* Page 6 flames swept over an aria Dear Abby _ . ... Pag* 5 along tb* rail tracks for al­ Editorial ......... l'ago 4 most an eighth o f * mil*. Entertainment . _ Pag* b Several oranga trn-s in tii* Legal* _ Pag* 5-0 t 8 grove adjacent to th* railway PusxU ..._ Pag* 6 wer# burned blark by the InSociety ...... ......... Pag* 3 tense beat from th* wt*v k ite. Spuil* .............i i'agi; 6 mwA... BRIEFS Tolls $500,000 Broader Scope Kovacs Buried Budget Thursday Herald Index � 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 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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