3 10 176 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/19b6298ad566b6d4569d629e05d7b458.pdf 4a15686216496c70b21bdba740c6435f PDF Text Text ■ i gSjp j| oa tbd Bight of O ct 17. Thd w ith i CoatuiM Piradv for all m (Herald Photo) ★ it ★ riaM «r ri U4 Ctyd* Doaap- V lH B r i t t o n . • • • ■ • • l o r * . Iter. B ill/ Griffis, Samar PnrM , Its* vis Twyaa*. B n Twyman, J. 1 . Brava. L a rrr W am a, Halloween Carnival Set B y Oviedo PT< Roger Warwa, MHeh Ttadal, Mlk* Ttadal. Bad Htoabaugb, David Riaebaugb, Kotar Tysoa, Alai Vright, Cary Tar* lor, Laos Stahlaaartr, B'ltcb Harris aid Stavaa Vickers. THE CHUBCH OF THE NATIVITY w u formally dedicated last Thurto day night fay Monsignor Charles Bartok, rig h t of S t Chartas Parish o f Orlando. Assisting w in Fr. Richard Lyons of Sanford’s AU 8oula Church, le ft and Fr. William Trainor of the new church. Also assisting but not shown was FT. Terrence F am ily of Orlando’s St. James Church. (Herald Photo) By M m i$tm A NEW LECTERN la ibn DeBdnr F in Hall wa* tladfeatnd a t tb« last maatlnjr of th# DaBary Urn Auxiliary In memory of Mrs. Helm Kkppar. Taking port In tho cartmonloa ware, from laft, Henry Ktepptr, Mrs. Charted Ulrich, auxiliary Clara F a rts , DaBary; Lielle WlCcatt. DaBary; Kvle Bril Muiliaa, Laha Mary; Doris Carrlgaa, N. Orlsado; Alfred Hprtoe, Sandra Dunn, Arietta Smith, M artas Smith, MUkm Moare, LSUe WUUams. DengJo sa Carr, N. Orlando; Sherry Johnson, Laha Mary; Homer Sacbary, ML Dora; Hayward Schauibert, Boca Rotundo, Leonard Robinson, E l l e n Hammersmith, Anthony Je­ rome Lewis, Mrs. Byron Mad­ dox sad baby, Mrs. John Rob­ ison and baby ef Santord. OCTOBER f Carton* PUotea, Longwood; Clifford FUspatrick, Longwood; Henry Cameron, Lake Mooroe; Craig Waddell, Lin­ da Layer, Merwyn Cullum, Fay* RUey, Margaret Speed and Shirley Oalnee of San­ ford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Jsrry Wayna Rltey of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Larlaa Speed af Sanford, a boy Discharges Lillian C. Walker, DeBery; Jasnncne Humphrey, Lake Mary; Ana HoUte, Longwood; Mrs. William Ktnntdy and baby, Longwood; Bam Con­ ner, Nancy Hensley, Irene Dixon, Mra. Eaell B. Smith and baby, of Sanford. OCTOBER 10 Admission* In*i Spaare, Jaa Anita Halt, Glanna Blcknall, T i m o t h y Hodge, Ruth Nleholu, Cathy Lunn Stewart, Roaamary Oy l*r, Walter Gay and Baatrlc* Garcia, of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mra. Gtno Nichole of Itanford, a boy. P la n far this yaar'a Hallovaaa Canival apoaaarad by Um Oviado PTO Bara baa* aaaouncad by Mrs. Jack Brat­ ton, finance chairman, a id her comaUttaea, Tlw carnival will be bald oa O ct ST at Um school and wlU gat uadarway at • p.m. with a Coaturn* Parade la Um UPW Circle One Holds Meeting In Lake M bit By Prance* Warier Mrs. W.C. Hopkins w u hoe- of Clrela One of Um UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary, bald a t her home last weak. She be gas the program with the devotional followed by nil joining In silent prayer for th o u mleslou and their lead­ Shirley Galas*, Lake Mary; ers to be remembered for the Doris Carrigsa, N. Orlando; day and ending with Um Lord's Helen Halos, DaBary; Kvle Prayer. Belt MolUas, Lake Mary; Mrs. Mr*. Kay Bauman presented Jasper MeCollough and baby, the l u t lease* hi "A Study Craig Waddell, Albert Ed­ Gold* T# Romans." Final wards, Ruth Bennett, WUllam plana for tho b o su r and 8. Evaaa J r , OWe Hu Whiten, turkey dinner to be held la the Beverly Kathryn Hubbard, Educational Building Saturday Warren Haynes, G(organs evening, were the main topic of the business mooting. Hart, Anale Bell Thom u, Baby Boy McCall, Mlckasl Brnorow- During Um social hour-tho hoetees served cherry lemon akl, Sandra Dona and Rose­ punch, wafers and email cakes. mary Oyler, ef Sanford. Other members present w en OCTOBER 11 Mrs. Elnar C. Turning, Mrs. Roy Howell, Mra. H. M. Coch­ Paul Hrilmaim, D a B a r y ; ran, Mrs. M. H. Rice, Mrs. Alexandra Cooper, DeBary; Marguret Ulmer, Mrs. Glenn Pauline Walter, DeBary; Paul Lambert, Longwood; Elisa­ K. Cochran, Mra. Marion Low beth Wtill* me, Louis* Horlne, Mrs. John Reaves, Mrs. RobNorma Lea Brock of Sanford. art RugonsUIn, Mrs. Arulyn True and Mrs. Abbla E. Freese. Blrtha Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Garcia of Sanford, a girl Dischargee Scott Young, N. Orlando: Loran* Gerard, Longwood; Mrs. Jack Edgar Htddloy and baby, N. Orlando; Marla Fuhrmenn. Irma Jean Basley, Alfred Horton, Jan Anita Hall, Doug­ las Smith of Santord. OCTOBER 13 M m liil—i Mao Mutter, Ovkdo; Barbara Buchan. Oviedo; Kaamtera Polaswkl, Chuluota; Beulah Milter, Katlo Reddick. Etta Esterly, James A. Addkioo, Linda Donaldson, Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Lawranca Coop­ er Jr. of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Don­ aldson of Sanford, a boy Discharges Carton PUolan, Longwood; Henry Cameron, Lake Mon­ roe; Mcrwyn Cullem, Lena Lockley, Milton Moore, Iona Johnson, Nellie Hagan, Mary Anderson, Cathy Lynn Stew­ art, Robert Woodruff of San­ ford. Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor RESTRICTED - EXCLUSIVE Shaamokak The Junior Givis Auxiliary of Um Elder Springe Baptist held Its weekly meeting a t the home of Mrs. C. W. Erglo. The mooting was called to order by Julio Hutchinson, president and Harriet Grif­ fin was la charge of the pro­ gram. After the m u tin g the girls enjoyed hot dogs, potato chips T hou enjoying U m day o f garnet and fun were Kathy Spain, Janetta Wall, Dorothy Lane, June Hutchinson, Kathy Hutchinson, Julio Hutehtasoa, Freda Wooley, D l a n a t e Spelglo, Linda Burnt, Beths Ana Kennedy, H arriett Griffin, Brenda Lane, Brenda Burns, Patricia Kennady, Donnie# Sasser, Tracey Lynno Butler, Mlsa Dolly Hatch, counselor, and Mra. C. W. Erglo, director. Elder Springs Junior Girls Form Class A class of U -ytar Junior girls met recently with Mrs. Mat Keeling, teacher and Mrs. Sadte Berry, cuporlaUndent, to elect nfcw officer* and pick a name for their Sunday School group. This group la from Elder Springs Baptist Church. The name selected tor the tlass was "Six Pointers" and members sleeted to otfic* war* Penny Young, presi­ dent; Patsy Cristo, vice presi­ dent, and Cathereen Jackson, secretary. Refreshments of Ico cream were enjoyed by Penny Young, Patsy Cristo, Cath- Plenty of food win bo avail­ able for evtryone la the cafe­ teria where there will be all Uads of sandwicbea and sal­ ads, baked beans, pies, cakes, coffse sad soft drinks for •ate. Piss and cakes win bs •old by tho slice or by Um en­ tire Item. Aa added attraction la tbs cafeteria will be the preview •hewing of the "Spoctrs-Vox,” an tastnuneat which Involves Um creation of Interesting am various color moods controlled by music. There also will be navies featuring Charlie McCarthy sad Edgar Bergen la a safety cartoon to bo shown In tbs auditorium at T p.m., at 7:40 P-m. sad at 1:14 p.m. Sassl admission charges win po for benefit of Um PTO. TV Director To Address Slovio PTL Mr*. Berbers Johnson, con­ tinuity director of Education­ al TV for. Central Florida, will bo guest speaker for to­ day’s 1 p . m . meeting of the PTL of 8L Luka’a Christian Day School la Blavla. Mrs. Johnson will ax plain principles of this now teaching medium now la use In the classroom. Refreshments will bo served at the close of the business meeting which la echedulod to follow tho program. By Mr*. Adam M iller Herbert H . Eckstein, DeBary's repreeentaUve to the American Legion Boyn State, gave a report at the last meet­ ing e f Herbert D. Gibb Poet Following his report P u t Commander Stanley 8 . Smith Jr.. Americanism chairman, read a letter from Congreosmsn A. 8. Heriong J r . atating that If young Eckstein can p au entrance examinations ho would do his part in holping tho student enter W u t Point Eckstein would bo ono of three competing for tho appoint­ ment Tho letter rams as • com­ plete surprise to tho young man who w u auurad th at tho P u t w u proud of hia endeav- TraveOag • wave Tube The T tlstsr communication* satellite’* one-foot-loag trav­ eling - wave tub*, which am­ plifies Incoming signal* 10,000 Umes, contains an oxidecoated nickel cathode. When heated to moderate tempera­ ture. this cathode makes pos­ sible tho emission of large quantities of electrons for long periods of time. By Mra. Adam Muller The Business and Profes­ sional Women’s Club of DaBary will sponsor a film pro­ gram showing colored tilde* of the New York Worlds Fair by Paul K lnch and of tho Seattle Worlds Fair and a eld# trip in Alaska by Elmer Thompson. The program will bo held a t Frans Mlao to Market 7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the International Nickel’s now DeBary Fir* H alt Thompson development In Northern Manitoba is tha world's first fully Integrated nickel mining and processing operation. All the ore is min­ ed and processed Into electrolytlcally refined nickel at o m location. Kwikeeze A lo t m o re o a r - a tojt m o re o m ro fro o t Jarat Iry boating tho ftaW, booutltul Mulch LaMabra I I tor valuot You to t tull-alio room, tho 401* c u . In. W ildcat V «l. Jolt-trao Turbina Drlva (opt. at antra coat). Seejewistsemeefiiaew •»(**»*>■.■>»*»«•»<inert FInnod aluminum front brahma, Top trado-ln. Mulch quality. Yot, LoMabro prlcaa atart down nomr many “ lo w -p rlco ” carm I Maa It today! Owes as»s»ta/Sas*fal/IWrt/W*<to</Ue*»**va/*N<w iiliu m G. E. Kitchens CONSTRUCTION CO. Custom Buildtog A Specialty toners! Offoo M l 34th 8L Baton Offlea FA 3-7494 8TENSTR0U REALTY FA t-3103 ora and that it intends to work for him "all the way." Boy Scoot Troop MO, spon­ sored by the Legion P o et pre­ sented Its current charter to the organisation and Scouts Jackson and Harrison warn pinned by their m others, as Eagle Scouts. A membership report given by Peter Koppenaal, first vice commander and membership chairman, showed th at 137 members have paid tbslr 1963 dues. Thirty seconds of silent prayer was obecrvtd in mem­ ory for n departed comrade, p u t commander G. Fred Smith and Commander McLaren or­ dered tho p u t colors to bo draped for 30 days. Tho Auxiliary served re­ freshments to all members and guests present By Mrs. A4om Matter The Octobar mealing of th* VFW 8093 Auxiliary of DoBary will b* bald at 7:30 p. ra. Thursday a t tha DeBary Fir* Hall. Mrs. Nollio Taylor, presi­ dent of Florida Dtetrlct Eight, will mak* bar official visit *1 this time. • Ban Eqeipmeat • Factory Trained Mechanic HOLTS ATLANTIC MOTOR CLINIC Hlgkwaya 17-93 and 434 F ern Park. Fla. MS-MS3 Right vs.wrong when you choose stocks and bonds Maybe you’re considering whether or not investing lu se­ curities would fit your situation. You might have in mind owning stock to increase your income through dividends or perhaps to give your capital a chance to grow ss the years go by. Or you might be thinking of the greater stability of bonds. Now for the big question: how to go about U? Wrong: lump in when the lint hot tip comet along. Right: What’s the hurry? Buy iceurities the way you’d buy anything important - with care. 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Custom Designed By Shirley Wentworth A meeting to organise a Horn* Demonstration Club for th* Bear Lake-Forest City area will be held at I p. m. Wednesday at th* hom* of Mr*. Raymond Jackson, 8043 Holliday Avt. In Itoar Lak*. Mlaa Myrtle Wilson, county agent, will be on hand to ex­ plain th* program of work and activities for th* proposed club and to answer questions pertaining to Its organisation. All ladles Interested In Join­ ing the club ere asked to con­ tact Mra. Jackson. • Paneling homes of distinction . . . «mtu< M eeting S et To O rganize New HD Club Junior GA’s M eet A t Home O f D irector Coastraetioa of t h r e e bridges at Um connection of Interstate Route 4 and U. 8. H west of Daytona Boacfa has beon completed, the State Road Department an­ nounced recently. A. M as Brewer of Tltuavile, Road Board member for District Five, said the $291,150 Volusia County pro* Ject Included overhead itructurea totalling goo feet In length, I k e largest of the three passes over U J . 93 where It tiea hi with Interstate «. The eecoad largest, 170 faet long, provides ram p connec­ tions from Route 4 to U-S. 93. The other bridge, 110 feet long, croaeea Um Tomoka River parallel to aa exist­ ing structure on U. S. 93 whore this route la being dour-laned. A. r . Poster Bridge Corporatlon of Ojua handled the work on this project D istrict O fficer To V isit 8093 Auxiliary Members New York Stock Exchange PH. PA 2-7121 For oflka of Members nciinl >ou, loot under “New York Slock Excbust" in ite nock broker M etros of lbs Yellow Pete*. PROMPT SERVICE GATOR LUMBER CO. No. 49S 700 So. French Ava. Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. 301 W. lat SANFORD, FLA. .. VH* -A-.' �— ~ ---T' Lj»{2 — ■ g rr-r vJ j S/•./ i j 1 * EDITORIAL COMMENT r r y ... t y U n y Ti tto M to i d ty to l of Memorial far Terry Cordell to City HaU. • '• • Mayto If tto d ty pats i n t o to id acattei library downtow a It to ( i M tto “ Jto ry ( t o to n Memorial IM to r to Vanmu Dean fe y kte t o n ef that atoa at Jb s Ipeoear’a to IMS to t far t e e a t tto ty tome duriag tto ya*t te e yean. Bow ttorfolly tragic, fadood, Is the snuffing out of • life so dedicat­ ed to this emxntry! Trngie, you may be sure, to Sue rad Judith, his w ife sod daughter, as weD ss to his folks, and om w hehnln f to his M ends who know his all-out devotion to I t BD doubt v i i Ua attitude toward his "work" Uutt brought about his death. Terry, despite hie youth and rank in the military hierarchy of authority, had command roopon■ibilitiea.That to the essence of the* assignment given him. He probably could bare detailed to one of hto "team” tho Job he was doing when he wae shot down in Viet Nam. T hat haa never boon Terry's way of doing things. He hae always wanted to give hie best. A t The Citadel he was not con. tent to "gold brick,” but extend, ed his ability to be THE leading cadet a t the time he was graduated. And so it went throughout hie all too short career. Superior officers were quick to recognise his seal. A paratrooper because this field broad, ened the ways in which he could serve and because in it was the chal­ lenge to reach toward physical p er. fection and mental agility. A Hanger ' because again the training made him extend himself and added to hto cap. abilities of better service. In Ger­ many as a platoon leader along th e Eaat German frontier during a peak period of tension when Russian snipers were picking off our men, when cool heads and unstinted do­ votfcrn to duty were required. Special Forets with its almost "humanly im­ possible” demands in training and duty, surely not a Job for any but the b a it—end one th a t might have been avoided. B at not by Captain Cordell. Here again was one of the new, exacting, challenging duttoo in a fresh concept ef aervica to eountry . Haro waa the tack Terry would l t was not a coincidence that a recent picture in TIME relative to our V iet Nam operations showed the son o f Sanford “filling in’* and guid­ ing generals responsible for the operation. I t waa because the dodicacation of this young officer and hto equally dedicated "teem-mates” wae bringing about a relatively high de­ gree o f success. A goodly measure e f th a t success to attributed to the un> swerving loyalty rad willingness to serve, to do hto beet, th a t brought shout hto untimely death. It waa about this "success story" that the "big brass" wanted to know—and they were a t a source of accurate In­ formation. Others will do it more effectively, no doubt—none more sincerely— but we want to add our "well done" to th e praise rad plaudits of all those who love America and the REAL principles th a t have made it a great country and who appreciate the sac­ rifices Terry Cordell and hto buddies make. We, too, want to raise a heart­ felt prayer of thanksgiving for the devotion, even unto death, of Cap­ tain Terry Cordell, neighbor, friend -PA TR IO T. VOL. M United U O A ... ii Revised Law WASHINGTON (U PI) J _ I^ * A •_ tto ta x ra­ s a hto desk by tto M N ta of Csegross that adjuaiaad tost Saturday. Artificial MOSCOW (U PI) - Tbs So­ viet Uotaa launched o s artifi­ cial satellite today, 10, te a i noll— ing aoriaa of official hews agency Tasa reported. New Moves' TAMPA (UPI>—State Sen Scott Rally of Lakeland sayi moves will to made to oet retail pries controls milk, resulting la Injury te the Mata'a dairy term ers. Ella should pick up speed rightly oa th e new course during th e clay, tha Weather Ban a l said, but "another temporary turn toward th a w«ii-Borthwtafc or northwoot lo ncuflhtf oft Thursday." "Winds and osas wfll gradually tnereasa along the south Atlantic Coast from Cape H atta n a to Capa Canaveral during the next SI hour* ra d small craft from Cape H atteras te Paha Beach should remain inside,” the 11 a . m. MIAMI (U F I)— Tropical storm Ella, akirting the Florida Const, turned to n morn north­ erly direction today b u t «ttH kept the U. S. south Atlantic seaboard w ithin ren te of its 70 mile ra hour winds. The W eather Bureau said the storm show­ ed signs of tig-ragging and wanted coastal resi­ dents from Cape Canaveral, Fla., northward to Caps H atterss, N» C* to keep in touch with ad­ visories. The direction change brought an nil-clear, report for the east Florida Coast south of Capa Canaveral. At 11 a. b l the W eather Bureau located tha storm's center about 800 miles oast of Melbourne, near latitude 28.0 north, longitude 75.8 w est I t wss moving on a north-northwest track at about six m.p.h. S O M WARMED - OVER NOTES FROM DOYLE CON NER TALK AT T B S CIVIC CENTER . . . barbecue vaa Maneuver H it to t . . . atorbet v a a cold BERLIN fUPD—T to U. 8. . . . Conner laid e ttn a swin­ Army la “ kindling a war pay dle tore v a a not " to a d ” yet choite” te Barite with a.plan­ "we still intend to proeecute ned four-d»y training maneu­ . . complimented State Rep. ver, tto Communlata charged Mack Cleveland J r . n nuna today. to r -of timea tor bla oaate tanee In the legislature . . . Medal Of Honor Doyle need the word “ tram HAVANA (U P I)— Algerian Official* from tto Rust OQ endoua” 11 timea duriag his Premier Ahmad Bag Bella Co., Daitei, owner* of tto lengthy speech . . . It v aa waa expected to coaler his a who’s who from farm bur­ IILH Product* plant current­ country's first "Medal o( eau . . . L eaden la dairy, Honor" on Prem ier Fidel Cas­ ly building now oe tto 000 citrus, vegetable production tro before leaving Cuba this acre Hte eouthessk of San­ ell there. afternoon. e e # ford, were la town Tuesday to confer with city official* We pulled a boo-hoe yeeUnion Charge terdsy in tto piece about tto and John Krider, manager of CHICAGO (UPI) — Federal Maitland disposal plant. Third the Chamber of Commorco Court hearings paragraph from the eat ulsd today — a union charge ■bout tto conitroctioa s* a thould have said that Genera! that ths Florida East Co* it group ef Industrial buildings Yost contended tto action of Railroad violated a temporary for lease to potential tenant*. the Board of Adjustment vaa injunction against putting "legal” instead of tto other Tbot* making the trip were work rote change^ into effect, way around. Sorry, but these Murray lley, director of re a l teporteri you get these days! eatate for tho Hunt omptre; G rapefruit • • •• Georg* McVay, director of LAKELAND (U PI) — Flor­ That Chase end Co., hearing i n d u s t r i a l dovebpmsat, ida Citrus Mutual’s market The application of the city,for funds to finance in the minimum wage dispute Ralph Reich, company ealog Ip ip m t with the . Department e f La­ « -feasibility report for th e ,b a its term inal hare waa g iseo rf sad , J , k. William*, shipment! bor, haa been indefinitely poet- turned down by the Home and Housing Finance president J . L. William* Co., week should total bet poned, according to tto Fed­ Agency In Atlanta, City Manager W. E. Knowles Dalla*. and 1,000 care while ihlpments eral District Court clerk in Or­ aaid today. Krider u l d hi* organisation TERRY CORDELL of early orengea will be about lando. T hat might mean any­ The turn-down came in a letter from the agency receive* many querloa from 400 ears. thing, including an out of which said the community m u ll companlae that would court settlement la in the projscta division does not pro­ like to com# to Sanford if Helping Hand worka. But then, nobody ever vide funds for such ssrly plan­ CAIRO (UPI) — Thousands there were Industrial ipace tolls us anything. ning ss fsu ib lilty reports, but of troop* from tha United available for them to lease, • • • will provide money for engi­ Arab Republic are In Yemen but they go elsewhere when Looks like Seminole High neering planning prior to ac­ helping the new republican informed thero la non*. can look forward to some suc­ tual construction. “Now” says Krider. “ with government sitablteh control cessful football seasons whan Application was mads for over ths country, according to tho Hunt people willing to the likes of Chuck Scott, Start $10,000 to financs the work of Western travelers arriving build auch building*, one of SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) hero. Webber, Rickey Walston, Ron the engineering firm of Bey them a largo 50,000 square Lanty, Ralph Stumph and foot Mructure, which can be nolda, Smith end Hills, a Urge —American military officials Bernle Barber eome up from divided up between a number Jacksonville engineering firm, today Inspected the burned Meet Set Sanford J r. High, and climb with offtees in Orlando. Tho wreckage of s U. 8. Air Fores DALLAS (UPI) — A court of tenants, tho problem of into Seminole uniforma. company waa the only one In­ L2I observation plans to de­ appointed psychiatrist wll, the small industriailit will Scott scored twice on SI and terviewed by a subcommittee termine if It wss shot down by meet Thursday with two lead­ be solved for us and for 40 yard gallops last n ig h t of the P o rt Authority commit­ Communist Vlst Cong guerril­ ing authorities to determine him." Walston returned a kickoff for T to C. C. Flowers Gro­ tee to select s firm to do tho las from ths ground. Tha oil company will put what might be a “reasonable 75 yarda to score, following • cery Storo at IMt W. First preliminary study of ths pro­ Three American military psychiatric examination” up the building* and then TD on a 1 yardtr, end scored M. was reported mi ked, ject to determine Its fcaslbi! personnel (Including Capt. former MsJ. Gen. Edwin modify to suit tho tenant’s with another one yard plunge. needs, Krider said. Ha addtd, ity for Sanford and ths value Terry Cordell of Sanford) wars Walker. tto third re tte ry this . . . Ron end Bernle also scor "this will open the door for to ths Central Florida business killed in the ermeh Monday and sd on four end five yard morals f. T to store was community. an Air Fores T28 fightera number of amall compan­ plunges. . . . PATs were by torglarlxed of $M, accordies to come into the area Officiate of the engineering bomber wee shot down while Picking Up Stumph. Webber end Walston. lag to police. that we previously had to NEW YORK (UPI) firm in Orlando, who had been flying over the crash sits . . . Coach Pelham says he wee Tuesday. turn away. Wo are through Stocks sold off selectively in out and conferred with the se­ "impressed by the teem af Deptles are combing Semi­ lection committee, had no com­ Ths pilot of ths T28 wss more active early dealings giving tickets to other cities fo rt" Particularly a 85 yard in the area.” ment to make on tho rejection thrown dear of tho wreckage today. pass play that almost scored nole County today for an of the application other then end rushed to s hospital. armed robber who held up a by Glenn Berner and Mike Military officials aaid they Lake Monroe grocery More to ssy they would liks to ses Fordham. . . . thought it "probable’* th at the the letter before making any late this morning of $20 and • e e L28 wee shot down but final attempted to hold up an. statement. National Newipaper Week One of the reasons for se­ determlnrtlon would have to other one on W. FirM St. Facts; Did you know that the T to robber, Identified aa lecting Reynolds, 8mith and await s more thorough inves­ Sanford Herald is actually young with blonde hair walk Hills for the Job was thsir as­ tigation. There wae no doubt one of the largcat commer ed into Tindall's grocery surance th at they knew their that the T28 woe hit by ground cial enterprises in the eoun store in Lake Monroe at way around in the HHFA and fire. ty, ranking in the top 10 p er about 11 a. m., demanded they would be able to negoti­ American military officials cent In wages to paid cm denied reports that this eras the cash In the drawer and ate the loan for the city. ployea? The Herald pays out City hfanager Knowles aaid ths first Instance of Ameri­ stalked out again. more than $190,000 a year to Earlier, deputies said he the m atter will have to bo cans flying solo combat mis­ Us employes. walked into the Wheatland studied further to find out If sions. They said U. S. Air there is tome way to get Fores pilots have bean flying Mayor J. If. (Jimmy) Crappe Grocery on W. First S t. “cased the store” ordered around the regulation cited by such missions for months. told us today that ha will aak If th an was any unusual the finance agency ns their the City Commission a t its the owner out from behind the counter and attempted reason fo r turning down the aspect of the case, they said, it next regular meeting to ren­ was that the men wars flying to hold-up the eitablUhment. city request. ovate the old city Jail and put in U. S. planet instead of However, Wheatland re­ In drive-in windows for the South Vietnamese aircraft. fused to budge sod the rob­ payment of water bills. The deaths brought to 45 the ber ran out. • e • number of Americans who Speaking about J im .. . . To­ have died since the United day la the last day to qualify States build-up started in DETROIT ( U P I)Dealers for the city election poet . have passed the 5 million South Viet Nam, about half by You have until 6:30. . . . Don't mark In new ear sates thanks "natural *and a c c i d e n t a l think Jim la worried he will to "tremendous” public re­ causes.'* be unopposed. sponse to the 1963 models, it • e • Those kids in the first year BOSTON (UPI) - Former wss reported todiy. An industry statistical bookkeeping class a t Lyman President Dwight D. Eisen­ High will have their books hower ended two days of agency said 230,670 cars wrtrs today, according t» Supt. of politicking in New England sold in the Oct. 1-10 period, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Schools R. T. Mil wee. The on the same note on which "a tremendous total that far Gov. Farris Bryant said to­ class, with 77 members, had be started — criticism of exceeded expectations and day that a preliminary re­ only 51 texts and the story Democrats and the Kennedy easily wss the best In his­ port on a comprehensive sur­ tory for the period.” vey of the most pressing was that none were available administration. At Manchester, N. If.. Tues­ needs in Florida’* mental But 34 were found at Semi­ health program will be made nole High that were aurphia. day the farmer president New M anager A TRUCKLOAD OF FRUIT CAKE ARRIVED Mil rye says they had no charged that the Kennedy MILWAUKEE (UPD -Bob- In February. in Sanford Tuesday for the annual Clvitan Club was com­ by Bragan today was named knowledge of the shortage admlniatratlon Bryant said be will use cake sale. Shown doing the unloading chore, are. out south. Somebody slipped prised ef “ m atters of theory manager of tho Milwaukee tha report as a guide in left to right, Clyde Long, Joe Dennison and • up out there somewhere, and who can plot our frontier Braves to eueceed Births Teb- developing his mental health Lloyd Swain. The proceeds of the sale go to the 'who paid the 'price m which we plain people cannot betts, who resigned several recommendations to the 1963 legislature. days ago. Little Red Schoolhouse. (Herald Photo) grades? The hide, naturally. find for eoraolvu." Port Authority C) WEATHER: Shaw m through Thursday. High today, IM S . Low tonight. RMS. OCTOBER 17. 1M2 SANFORD, FLORIDA had predicted EQa would grow to hurricane strength today but at mid morning it had shown little change in else or intensity, Tha only change, noted was th at stronger wind* began appearing on the south elds of the center. Gales extended outward 860 mUsa to the north of the center and 175 mltoe in the southern M tn k fw K Lease Talks Discussed By Hunt Officials J. UN tote- Use Study Funds Nixed By HHFA Bulletin Ike Hits Hard At JFK, Demos w ( Probe Wreckage From Viet Nam Plane Crash Armed Bandit Holds Up Area Grocery ★ ★ ★ City Orders I * 'Alert'For Storm Threat A uto Dealers Set Record M ental Health Survey N ears EN JO Y m fTTBr'H A RM tCU B a t ttfb Fhrra Bureau sponsored dinner Monday night o n left to right, Commissioner of Agriculture Doyle Conner, State Rep. Mock Cleveland Jr. and Farm Bureau President Ed Parker. (Herald Photo) Keep Economy "W e ll B alanced"-C onner Agricultural Commissioner Doyle Conner urged Seminole furtn leaders Tuesday night to keep their economy "well balanced” and maintain a strong agriculture to match the area's booming tourism end industrial growth. Speaking before some 200 members of the form bureau, Conner stressed s well diversified economy with agriculture In the forefront. It's tho backbone of this county and the entire atata.” He cited figure* In which agriculture was "big busi­ ness" In 8einlnol* County with a “400 percent Increase In 20 year* and an annual value of $14 million with citrus, vegetables and live•took leading the way." He called on termers to start learning batter builnce techniques to keep up with "downtown and Industiy." "With new c a n c e p t a In merchandising *• must as­ sume the leadenhip bridging the gep between our produc­ ers and market* In the north,” he added, Conner touched on a varie­ ty of subject* ranging from the farm bureau as tha "voice of agriculture” end tha need for an active program. He ditcuued briefly the new agricultural emblem of the eUte, "Sun Flower," and •aid this state had no aqua! as far ae citrus production waa concerned. Prior to Conner’s ipecch, an election of term bureau direc­ tors waa held. Named were Earl Higgin­ botham, Joe Baker, Robert Iiattaway, Edward Parker, Jack Byrne, Rax Cionte, W. W. Tyre, Ronald Muirhaad, Elbert Cammack, G e o r g e 31can* and Ernait South­ ward. Main Explodes KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) —A 30-inch gas main explod­ ed In s raiideutial area hero today, destroying one house and damaging two others in a small-scale rertat of anexplgslon of th« same main Aug. 8. Navy Pilot Dies In Ocala Crash OCALA (UPI) - L». Ed­ ward Carl Quandt of Hamp­ ton Bridge, Va., waa killed near hero Tuesday when hi* Navy FIU Crusader Jet fight­ e r crashed and burned te tto Ocala National Forest. Tto Jacksonville Naval Air Station also announced that Navy Lt. William N. Kelt of Jackionville, bailed out of his Crusader Jet when flamed out shortly after taka off from Cecil Field i crashed. The Air SUUon laid Quandt was attached to Fighter Squadron 84, operat Ing from tha carrier USS Independence off tto North Florida coast. Tha crash oe curred while Quandt was on a gunnery mlesion over tha Pioecaetla Target Ranie when ha crashed. The Air Station said Kelt headed bla aircraft for deserted area on the out' iklrta of JacksooviUo after tha engine (topped, and ejected to safety. His plana crashed in a pasture. Tha Navy said a board ol Inquiry was being set up to Investigate both crashes. Wind* up te 49 accompanied t y toavy rotes are aapactad to k it tto Central Florida area today, tto woattor human reported. Standby alerts worn ordered t y City M a n a g e r W. X. Kaawlas and le d Croat Dis­ aster Chairman, A. B. Peterso« J r „ w to said that tto fallowing site* have toon Rails* ■a tad aa atoltert, te caaa of emergency. Mate Shelters — National Guard Armory and Ctooma Academy. la else they arp ■ atted theta abaltern win bo I: for all south of 13th •L , Seminal# High School, Mary School. .Moarot , South laiwtoalu Ju n to Righ Stbyefi LeagwOod Geneva School. Omteota Com­ munity Houa* and tto Ovisdn church. A. B. Paterson S r., Civil Dtfraae Director said that an Civil Defense personnel a n notified and a n so ■ standby baste. Parsons taking refuge te shelters are liked to taka blankets and pillow* with th a n , also apodal diet* or baby formulas aa only emer­ gency rations win t o provid. ad. Pate cannot to admitted, but food and water should to left far thorn at homo. Peterson warned vtsideate to fallow tto asaat hurricane precaution*, collecting a l l object* outdoor*, (los­ ing awnlnga and shutters, checking lamps and flashlight batteries. Ailing containers with water, and laying te a supply of canned foods, te ease electric service, water and gaa are cut off. Keep a window or door open oa tho sido of your house that te away from tho wind. If tha wind changes close U and open ooa on tto other alda. After tha storm, to cautious, Peterson warned, do not touch fallen or low banging wires, avoid puddles, report hasarda and watch out for fire. Indians, Reds In Border Clash NEW DELHI (U PI) - i n dlen end Communist Chines# troops clashed agate te their disputed border area Tuesday night, lt waa officially an­ nounced today. Herald Index Bridge --------Classified ___ Comics ....... Dear V.bby __ E d ito rial____ Entertainment Pusale -■ Society-------S p o r ts ______ RETAIL SALESMANSHIP COURSE I plan to attend the Retail Salesmanship Course. Enclosed ia my check for |3 for regis­ tration, payable to the Downtown Merchants Assn., Sanford, Florida. Name ................ ...................................... ....... Address ... ........ ........................... ,..................... , Mail to E. C. Harper, Jr., c/o Chamber of Com­ merce. •M M �FDC M en Address DeBary Civic Group Names Project Chairmen warm, <miu Jackie Ivuy) contem­ p l a t e s the beautiful apple given to her by her wicked stepmother, disguised as a kind old lady. WiD Snow White a ai the apple? If aha dots, what will happen to her? The complete story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs will be acted, sung and danced on skates, Oct. 22 a t Melody Skate Rink, aa -the Melody Dance and H iu re Club puts on th e pagnant for the b e n e f i t o f the L i t t l e Red Schoolhouse. sn o w Quantity Rights Reserved la*. Mrs. Gerald Hoeack led the opening prayer and saluta to the flag and the room count wee won by Mrs. Eth­ el TMt’s fourth and fifth grade.' Mrs*. Albert Pell was nam­ ed chairman of the Hallo­ ween Carnival and also to se t as baby sitter at the school white PTA meetings are la progress. Mrs. M an ia Riggs was an­ nounced ns ehalrmaa of the slothing drive to be told dur­ ing the nsooth of November to collect good, «sed clothing tor the Volusia County Clothtag Bank. The PTA steo vot* ed to contribute $2 to the bask fund. Parent# were lav lied to BETTY FIELD SH O U LD ER Lome 4 lo * pound Grade " A " Qu'ck Frown tender grown Premium baking hens. HENS Sunnyland difference. Ne center ifIces removed. . you e* - -4 - - * L . - a --------- a g . a -to rCrTvcTiy or**s*a# ir»w MARY LOU HAINES natural goodness. Rich to protein, S-vitamin* and Iran • lew to setorlee. LINDA HUGGINS p. m. this Saturday, are a premium. A musical program was announced for the Nov. 13 meeting and the annual Christmas Party, featuring the Sanford Male Chorus, for the Dec. 21 meeting. Appointed to a nominating committee were Glenn Smith, Mrs. William Fldler, Mrs. Arne Erieksen and Mrs. George Croake. P a M to F m lita Eboftezer Board To M eet Today the hit Trump." baited, "He’s HI-ACRIS FROZEN FLORIDA O r 'g e J u i c e . 6 - 7 9 / C heese MORTON . . FROZIN . . Apple, Cherry, Peach ev Ceseettf Fatal stos Farms Fine U tf tr tM T M tip tttt F r u it P i e s . . 3 - ’1. C heese Frit Tm Vitat S tiip f THIS feU ttN 'ANO PURCHASE OF Tiiiirtro BRENDA PETTY \ A Blackeyes VTri! at First aad Palmetto (Along Bide Pest Offlea) I Pork & Beans . • B 4 / Spaghetti......... 300 Cant Fret Toi Vital Stupt i THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF isss S t as. CAM* TNRieTV MAID FrM Th Vital S tu p I THU COUFON AND fUAOiASS OF HD Women S et Workshop To Cover Shoes Miss Myrtte WUsoa, Semi­ note County Home Demon­ stration Agent, has announc­ ed that a workshop on cover­ ing old shoes will to held at 1 p. m. Thursday a t the Home Demonstration Center on 23th St. Those planning to attend will need one pair of old shoes with toes in; good, sharp sclsaora; one bottle of Elmer’s or Bobo’s glue and two pieces of material, eight by 12 inches In size. The workshop will be open to ail interested women. It'e the greatest tiro eels we’ve ever held . . . and we guarantee yon tremendous savings mm Firestone tlree. Take your choice of blackwall, whitewall, nylou. rayon, tubed or tubeless and net the best Urn deal in tewn. Every tire la top quality and carries Firestone’s Road Hazard Guarantee from IS lo 34 months . . . with replace­ ments prorated on tread wear. We'll give yon aa aztra big trade-la allowanro an your old tiros and yea don’t need cash. Come In. make your deal and Jnst say "Charge it-** Convenient payday terms will fit yonr pocksttook. You'll get a valuable FREE gift, too, with any Budget purchase of (IM S or Lubricants comprise slight­ ly more than one per cent of the petroleum products consumed in the United States. We’re open every week night *UI .9 P. M- but the tire sale and apodal prices H , With this coupon A purchase of i| •3. Ana Pagn Creamy Smooth or m fit Knichy jj First A French Ave. P in e a p p le Juke GAYLE PALMER 0 name Ur o w n gmv SO E xtra © P M d Stamp* gts With this coupon A purchase of Dent! Ktaa With thla coupon A purchase ef Jane Parker 2 S E xtra © P M d Stam p* Glazed Donuia box of 12 45« Coupon good through Oct. 28. J-10-20 PURE SHORTENING SPECIAL SULTANA BRAND PURE SPECIAL ll-O z. I.navro P R IZ E ! AAP Brand L o n g G r a in R ICIOUS o r McINTOSII YOUR CHOICE VAC PACKED COFFEE YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE if Wesson Oil i S H O R T E N IN G . . Sove I6« MAKVEL ANN PAGE Icc Cream Waffle Syrup 21-0*. ^ ANN PAGE KTKAWHKUIlY PRESERVES 2-Lb. # P Jar \= * CHERYL WERLEY So? 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BLUE or WHITE (Mine 5 ■ ■MiatlHliiiMliiUU: Jens Parker Enriched A B u ild in g Hup plies r a a 2 lb . Ja r 55* Coupon good through Oct, Ml J -lt-28 t Coupon good through Oct. 23. ^ I J-10-20 “ Plum bing Just tell us how much you need to pay old bills, for home Im­ provements, car repairs, for all your seasonal expenses I Phone for prompt, courteous servico. Ana Pagn Grape Jam ■J’ Peanut Butler 12-oa. Jar 37e JJ S a la d D re ssin g - 29/ Grip Drill 111 N. French Ave. Phone FA 2-5412 2 S E xtra P M * Stamm K 2 S E xtra ^ R © P M d Stam p* i Tooth Paste 2 Ige. tubes 49c • • • • VMftU OtTMIR ftWTM A T A N Y WINN-DIXIK Choice! E IG H T O ’ C LO C K K idney Beans . Shewhast ALLGOOD SLICED ptdumque Savannak-homt of Dixie CryeUili Sugar G o ld M e d a l 5 .... 8u«l»'« Seat "SUPER RIGHT* CORN FED CEMFEE CUT te q a r mix '«m or match 'em OVER 35 YEARS ■rone e whole wonderful world of doga cavorts mer­ rily, musically and magically to tha delight of all thoao who observo them. T hen’s "Lady," n aoclsty-bred cocker spaniel who provides tha in­ genue I n t a r a a t . Thera’s “Tramp," tha soldier of for­ tune from tha wrong side of the tracks who handles tha heroics In a manner worthy of Rln-Tla-Ttn. And there are others “Jock," "Trusty," “Boris," "Toughy," “Bull," "Psdro" and “Dachals," alt famous in the Disney album of animated peraonalltlss. And h e n ’s a special mention for "Peg," tha ex-showitug who almost stops the show with her tetchy delivery of MARGARET GARRETT Nominations f o r Lymtn High's Homecoming Queen, chosen by the Greyhound Varsity team, were announc­ ed today. The Homecoming game will be played on OeL 28 against the St. Leo Lions and the queen will be announced during halftime festivities and will reign with her court jfor the dance following the game. The honor will be determin­ ed on the number of tic'to ts sold to the game by each candidate between nqw and Oct.‘ 2fl. Accepting the nominations wero Sandi Tennant and Mary Lou Haines from the sophomore class; Margaret ‘Garrett, Brenda Petty, Gayle Palmer, Cheryl Werley and Dallas Cassell from the Jun­ ior class and Betty Field and Linda Huggins from the (senior class. "SUPER RIGHT* CORN FED FOBS “Super Right” Heavy W estern Close Trim Homecoming Nominees From Lyman M e a t P ie s . . 4 ~ 69/ The eaecutivs board of the Loogwood Elementary PTO will meet a t T:M p. ra. Thursday ta the school audi­ torium. AH carnival eteirmen and chairmen of stand­ m ads by m en to rs of the De­ ing soam tttees a n urged to Bary Fishing Club at tost attend since last minute wash's meeting to the De­ plans far Uw carnival win Bary Fire BaH. to disceaeed. A fishing contest will to A chuck Wagon w in to open to (arrival gussts on told aboard the Marianne O c t f t to the school cafeter­ with each member on Uw trip receiving a number by ia serving hamburgers, hot dogs, barbecued meat sand­ which an of his catch will wiches, pto, cakt, coffee and t o tagged. At the end of the milk. Cold drinks will to trip each will taka the fish to eaughL ■vaQsbte on the midway. J i. > ■ Elmer Thompson was ap­ pointed as a Uuee year dir­ ector of the club end three new members Introduced were Mrs. Pot it a, Allen, L. The official board moating Sain and Richard Glader. of the Etonssar Methodist Guest speaker Dougtaa Church will be held a t 8:80 Stanitrom of Sanford waa in­ p. m. today following the troduced by Howard Middleregular weekly Wednesday ton. Stenitrom spoke on wills night study period of "The and handling of an estate Arm of Compassion.1* and conducted a question and The study will begin a t answer forum to conclude his program. V:80 p. m. m 100 RUNNER-UP PRIZES! FINANCE SERVICE, INC. o f Sanford 129 South Park Ave. to the Center in November and alio told of plans lor reeking to locate a convales­ cent home in DeBary. Dr. H. Whitaker, Dr. Luther Tarbell, Dr. Ruben Alley and Dr. Genreta Seger were named to a committee to further In­ vestigate this possibility. Announcement was made that tickets for South Pacific, coming to the Center at 7:13 e DeBary Club Plans Contest On Fishing Trip BonnlToMeel SANDI TENNANT seating the Florida Deve­ By Mre. Adam Mailer U. Wright Keros, repre- lopment Commission from Tallahassee and Jam es Buek, representing the retirement division, spoke for members of the DeBary Civic Assn, at this month’s meeting of the group. Members were told that when businesses changed their names from "fa c to r Ry Mrs. Leniae Shnuaek Misfortune seems deter­ les” to "plants," towns then mined to hamper daily liv­ began to real In how these ing and activities of the Ru­ new "plaata” and homes ben Bramblett family of Al­ could get along together. tamonte Springs. A colored film of Florida’s Mrs Bramblett is recup­ erating in the Winter Park new and modern businesses Hospital following surgery showed bow the plants are designed to fit in the up and last week. In July to r husband had sa coming modern town and accidental fall while prun­ how they could prove an at­ ing a tree end suffered a traction for new resident, triple break la hie foot. He traction tor new residents, stiU is la the cast end Is manent basis. Both speakers commended hobbling about on crutches. Knowing he would have a DeBsry for its clean, at­ hard time managing the tractive presentation aa a bouse and earing for their retirement center which of­ three-year-old daughter, Su- fers well-kept homes for the sen, hire. Bramblett prevailed retired persons. Chester Rearick spoke of upon her mother-in-law, Mrs. Hubert Bramblett, to take the Vaudeville Show coming over white she was to be con­ fined in the hospital. ■Then misfortune struck again. After being a t her FA 2-4612 DALLAS CASSELL fsch rum tt-up gets to choose one o l thee* GC sppAsncss: Ports bio Mixer with Knife Sharpener Accessory (M47) • Coffee Maker (P33) • Automatic Can Opener (ECS) . Automatic Skillet (C U 2 ) • Nocr Polish* (F 97) • Home Mae Dryer (HOI) • Tostler (T102) Detergent EXCLUSIVE CONTEST! Open to folks In Ballard Land only Thn Colon*! needs ■name! An official name befitting his important position a s Ballard Flour's top salesman and chief biscuit-baking authority. What should It be? 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'« ' : . » ! itte tH M *vt * ZiSL$££Z i tm m ___ — Omtmro tefo f tha party « m M lend aid and _ fa* afato to ' om the b u b of rather than fpfaula or our *nth o u " • * ■• . tm iu abroad. TW* b o o t, of eourae, a prealdentb l w ar. Y*t tha Kennedy ndminiatro tm ’o fotur* power, stature and efftetirenses naturally are Inyohred la th e fated of eongmsm en, senators, governors and others the people jBbooss Nov, 1 ,r r The ddaU abtrttion would be le u than haaM h bee than practical If It Bid not strive to gala a m u lt favor, ab b to* He present and future pur. |J r } r; i n a tte r w hat party m an the state r*. eeivtag th e a l i To the extent th b b so, the threat to voters th a t aa ontiadmtobtrstioa vote will eost them help is aa edpty -one. Bat th e threat should never be or even hinted a t Propanu to aid the etatea la ....... fata,' schools, highways, airports, atm m pollution and the Uhs are by their very nature deekaad to be aoptlad with even haaded Justice to ail corners .of the United States. ' The President of the United States characteristically m ak e* much of the fact — and properly so —that he b the President of the people, regardhse of party. Re is not accessible only to Democratic governon, u some iof h b top officials are now implying. Nor a n the laws be administers designed only to help thou who voted for him in 1960 and may vote in 1961 for Democratic of. flee * seekers. Which 1 know you win not petal besues i t disagrees w ith year -marriot* b a 1640 pnpeeltkn" pfafloo- Nsvsrthd b a , it oversteps the bounds of fairness when either the President h b m lf er any of h b key peopb state or haply th at th e ouster of Democrats — particularly from governorships — will work hardship on the smsae* of the affected states. T h e cabinet member who concern and consideration the win* tells voters they must install or : nine m ajority demands for itself. tain a obtain Democrat here Let leading Democrats urge the th e n if jfa a j sxjjset^any “coopers. election of Democrats. B ut let them tk * ” Deal b deserving etop arguing th at a vote for a Republican fo r governor b a vote for If the throat w an to bo taken Ut> some kind of secondary eltisenehlp trolly, H. would mesa th a t many ex­ rooted in pm idential disfavor. isting federal aid programs — long The tam e argument muet apply, rooted la th e law — would be admin­ of course, when positions a n revers­ istered for the political benefit of ed and a Republican occupies ths the party in power. White House v f-M > • - V . whole sn DXAR ELLEN: Ha probably ran out of money. M A I AEBY: In m o<d t e i j f ixf U m m n- wa IumI to lio* 43 Undoubtedly M s j r s i r i i i s •odd be and nave beta so haadbd. B a ta a n ? are so tightly governed by By Abigail Von B u m bualneaa o t men The wedding ring is the symbol of bondage of ffemaba in marriage. I t b the last relic of the collar and with which captive and J brides w en (and still a n parts o f the world) bound by thafar mob m asters. Let me quota from an old Ger­ man wedding prayer book, ( l l t i ) : **rhe wedding ring b for the bride only, and b a symbol of her bond­ age. subjection to, and obedience to her m aster; a sign th a t aha b bow no longer free and independent, but that she is bound and chained under us the mastery of her husband." Yours truly, T. C. E. DEAR T. C. E .: Thank you for reminding os bow much progress civilization has made since 1991. • • e DEAR ABBY: My husband baa been showing up late from work half drunk every night). Do you know why? ELLEN DEAR ABBY: I can't forget “HARRY,” who preferred h b mub * 1 • to h b wife because the mub brought In 9685 a year. H arry asked, MWbst does the wife bring ta r Sometimes, even as h b own mother did, she brings into ths world a son. So far, neither man nor m ob has been abb to do th a t If a man paid by the hour (union wages, plus tips) for all the services rendered by the average wife, he would consider himself lucky to have a combination cook, baker, laundress, cleaning woman, seamstress, governees, chauffeur, nuree, plumber, painter, gardener, referee, tutor, bookkeeper and financial w bard— and one who performs duties for which some lesser women are paid in diamonds and mink. The National Asaocbtion of Claimant’s Counsel reports th at the cost of replacing a I I t 25-year-old mother of two b 96000 per year. H arry had better get a little more work out of that mule. KENTUCKIAN • « . DEAR ABBY: Like “stealing” a in baseball, cheating a t Mah Jongg b perfectly Jegitmate. I f you ore CAUGHT taking an extra tile, it must be returned. If you can get away with it—it's all in the game. BARBARA D. Dr. Cron«’s J g f s A y Q ff flh lfi/JO By Oswald Jacoby Worry Ite r* Is oi Ha had reasons far Ms M ebolet. Among them ha wast­ <k li bridge, a r sa y other A AT ed a club lead against four A100I4 |a » e . Skill helps, of course, spados, or ho couldI run to ta d tha wiaaiag player seeds AIS4SS diamonds if bs got doubled. both. North Jumped to six clubs IXJISB Iiota and now Lady Luck took a North's double of the ooe IS S I pads opening was s bed hand. Thera would bo ao •AKJV bid. You should aot make s play for tha contract with a takeout doubts whoa you have spado opening, but West bad s te a salt hand because year a natural lead of the king partner Is likely te bid the of diamonds. 110012 sett you d e n t have South ruffed la dummy, [QMS East’s Jump to three North and Beeitk vulnerable led ■ club to his king, ruffed spa del was designed to West Mm* Bast Santa a second diamond, cashed crowd the bidding, sad it did. t A Double U dummy’s ace of clubs and «* .* Booth soold aot afford to got a led a low h aart Waat made Into action at Mm Soar level, hla king ef hearts, but that Opening totel - * K 1 ended tbs proceedings for the hat he did anyway and he made Ihe happy tholes ef a I card suit rather than name I defense. South chalked up hla imood sulL I slam. four club bid oa tha four tho fivo e a r ^ diamond piece of cake or candy. the larger your coronary art­ Borne people th at have coma eries, se the leas likelihood up from poverty, also subcon­ yeu will die of a tiny dot is sciously think back te their the eeroasries later la Ufa. Bead fer my booklet "Hew starving youth. To Lees 10 Lbs. In 10 Days," Bo they take an extra help­ enclosing a stamped, return io s ing of food aa they consider la envelope, plus 20 cents. Tim­ retrospect how hungry they my wan as looter s “Fates* x n iT o r a if o n i i o n Illative record In hie first two i when conditions were aa farseed to be. after els rnesthg at sensible Psllsr firmer managtag et­ y tsra In office would oat quail- orsble as. they ova likely te be And modern wives are ob­ dietlag. her ef The New Bepeblic, fy him for a political world for rash an operation. Ha consessed with having FAT be’(Always write te Dr. aaalyses tor The Herald lUa series. The Uat of legislation tended himself with diluting blast They pride themselves Cnee is core ef this news­ CASK N-407: Timmy T., week the aabtto shift at asked for and did not rocolvo ths conservatism of fladth’s on bow mueh their baby paper, emslaelsg a las* « paver Cangreae.) la a yard long. Other requests Rules Comsslttae by adding aged 11, Is celled "Fatso" by weighs a t tho age of • months; cast stamped, addressed e By Belea Falter were cut down. Many are hot- sofas additional "moderates" hla elssamatea. velepe sod 20 teats te saver President Kennedy sad the Usd up in committees. to I t Ha may wish new that "Dr. Crane," hie worried then 8 months, etc. Weight Is NOT a barometer typing sad yetaUae eas Democrats who support his What want wrong was only he had gone farther them mother began, “Timmy la far progress In Congress ere in partly la Kennedy’s power to In the ConsUtutional Con- too heavy, so what can wd de of health, so will you mothers when yea seed far aee ef kis please get hep! beaklets.) fall campaign cry concerning correct. But in part It was. venUon that sat up our form te help him? the "gterioue legislative rec­ The liaison men ho chose to of Government, James Mad- "Maybe he Inherits It from If you have a fa t grammar ord they claim te have scored work on Capitol Hill turned I Ison predicted that the House his fathar, who Is 00 pounds school child, then follow the usual rules of dieting* but be th is year. At every election out to,bo heavy-handed oper- of BepfaqnteUvet would "dev rsrwelghL f4 r •are you include ‘ bOOl to 000 sally they sing the some tune. store who tried te u .j .Lisa-1cldedty predominate In 'the "And plumpness also runs In calories worth of protein foods "P/hOtely, moet of choeetts State Bouse pressure | Government" Alexander HamMemo to the N eely Mar taeb ether. problems. Wit that this !e far from the methods on the U. fl. Con- llton foresaw th at It would be my family too, for I should each day, to replace the worn If yon want te stay InterHad: If you want to be content taka off 20 pounds myself. out muscle cells. truth. B at since when it H In Washington,even th e ," a full match If not an everMing to each other, have with what you have, never If you waat to stay toad ef surprising t h a t candidates lightest lightweights aspect match for tvary ethsr member "But Timmy resents being For your body does net store 670 x 15 some oaUWe Interests of your mind what the Joneses have. sometimes tell less than the mors n s pact than the Mas- of the Government" To which called ’Fateo* and the other protein. It usually has an am­ your mutual friends, don’t 10.45 piss tax If you want to stay m ar­ discuss their shortcomings whole truth la aa election sechusette Method provides.I the Member of the Govern night I found him crying be­ ple supply of starch, sugar No Exchaafn with each other. M yea want te get the moot ried a lifetime, don’t ever year? White House side Larry O*-1 went residing a t 1000 Penn cause he said he wanted to be and fat. CAVANAUGH mention the word divorce or U you w aat to pel along out ef your leisure time, Include cottage cheese (200 It la true, as you will hear Urien and hla men put more sylvanla Avenue today could thin, like the other boys." TIRE 6EKV1CB at least part ef it la even lot yourself think that Thousands of boys and girls calories per full cup), as well with your lo-laws, don’t think Administration men boast h store on muscle than respect add a strong Amtn. 1401 A French Arm divorce could be a solution of them as in-lews bat aa loaning something new. tween now and Nov. 0, th at and that did not help their The President Insiders com- In grammar school develop as beans, pets, lean meat, etc, FA 2-2202 your husband’s o r wife’s If yen don’t want quarrels to your problem*. personality eomplexsa bccausa te get the protein. the 17th Congress did a record boss’s relations w i t h t h e plain, could have kept up to rula your marriage, make Cut down on cole beverages family. volume of business. More than House. * show of Inleroat In his dom- they are called “Fatso." quickly after n quarrel If you want to avoid n Sometimes they even launch end caffeine drinks, for eaf 70 measures were passed. And Boms say Kennedy’s only estle bills after ho dispatched leaUea k again. upon delinquency because of feint prods the stomach to groat m any fruitless quar­ H la true that at least ona of chance to break tha stalemate them to Congress, rels, don’t try in If yeu went to really kelp their mental anguish and de­ those meaenrea la a major between Congress and himself Tha now Speaker of the produce more a d d and this build each other p art of the Kennedy program. Is to press for a change In the House — John McCormack of sire to gain a new respect creates aa artifleal hunger. of subtly tearing Whlto Rouse Press Secretary antiquated rules of both House Massachusetts — In w h o s e from their pale. Encourage your child to join sack other dawn. * P len a Salinger claimed on tel­ and Senate. A bl - partisan I choice Kennedy concurred, was Bo you mothers of fat boys the YMCA or CYO. Urge him If yau want life to be an evision the other day that the group Introduced bills for th at not the strong right arm Sam and fa t girls should be doubly (or her) to engage In (ports, Interesting adventure , don’t foreign trade bill “alone would purpose In the closing days of Rayburn had been on critical on guard. for sn active child also devd UNITED NATIONS, N. settle tor a dreary routine. make this an historic Con­ tha aesslon and plan to push occasions, Occasionally, extrema obes­ opa a larger heart than one (UPD—The debate an a i If you waat to be as com gress." them nest year. Kennedy and But tha big reason John F. ity in a child la due to gland­ who d te atilt moat of the clear test ban has boiled down panlmuble as possible put But measured against what Speaker Rayburn refrained ] Kennedy thus fa r haa fallen so ular deficiency, which can be time. to sn East-West differes yourselves out to sharu some he promised In the 1000 cam< from trying major aurgsry on | short of gottlng what ho wants remedied In part by thyroid And the larger your heart, over tha ability to Identify ef each ether’s interests. palgn, and what he asked tho rulaa In ths first days of from Congreu Is a little-no­ extract and other drugs. underground explosions. M yen waat to bo really Congress to do, Kennedy’s leg K t n n • d y’s Administration | ticed turn In the wheel ot his But even In the glandular The United States snd Bri­ class, learn to listen aym Finn To Speak cases, a child cannot add fat tory, Tho center of power tain stood firm oa their claim pathetically to each other’s Father Daniel E. Finn, new Congress haa shifted from the unless ha la over-eating. OUR BOARDING HOUSE that scientists cannot yet peeSenate to tho House. Until re­ So place your whole family Catholic chaplain a t the San­ itlvely V E H — S O M P iN W H ERS VOU distinguish und D O A L L TH’ LI6UT H U NglN' cently the rolea had been the on a definite diet If mother, ford Navel Air Station will ground nuclear tests from NOWTHAT YOUMANe*«S, 4 reverse for many years. Lib­ daddy and the children are too be Ihe speaker n t the meeting TV RENTAL HOW WOULD ycu LIKE 10 IN V E * f A N 'T OOTW’ MSANV certain types of earthquakes; L IFT IN ',X C r o s a / O O N T i of the S«mlnole County As­ TM6 M O N EY IN A V t N T U H & eral Presidents have found it heavy. R 5«ae T — X WENT IN < Seminole TV WITH MB THAT MEANS WEALTH ? particularly hard to deal with A lot of modern boy* whe sociation for Retarded Chil­ Rocky M art lane never was B U S IN E S S WITH W3U u — WHEN t MENTION TM& Setetk Cater TY Belas dren. Thursday a t 0 p bl el defeated In bis IP professional tho "upper house," FDR gen­ W tJAHS A d O — W E W ERE have been mollycoddled end B U S IN E S S YOU WILL LAUGH, Ave. FA 2-40*0 BUVIN* O P AU.TH'MOHOC. erally fought with tho Senate thus don't thine a t tha usual the Health Center. fights. BUT t CAN SHOW SOU FLY M a r t i TO COHN EH 1 STATISTICS 1WAT W IL L ' and sought hla strength In the sports of youngsters, will thus A tA R K & T , FE C A U S B W i l ' ASTOUND * *— LAST DAY T H E MIRACLE WORKER" House, after the honeymoon become sthletlo wallflowers. S A ID T H B AUTDMOBIL day* were past. W OULD H B A FLOP^ C Frustrated, they alt la the Thla year JrX r e c e i v e d steads munching peanuts, hot strong backing from a major­ dogs and drinking sods pop, STARTS TOMORROW ity of the Senate, only te be when they should be sweating turned down time after time It out oa the field. by the House. Senior senators Juet as you dgarot addicts eay they hive never seen the reach for a smoke, so ths non­ House so full of Itself—lib- smoking jittery or frustrated ends eall It "orney," conserva­ person reaches for another tives, "Independent minded." Whichever, thla turn In his­ tory has brought hard luck for 2-1210 FBONK F irst Federal’! thla President. Aa It happened, the three top Items in hla pro­ Caucus Room gram Involved m a t t e r s to 1 | \J 1 v U available to organizations which the House traditionally 1.1 u » IH I M ( A 1 RF BACKclaima proprietary Interest whose aim is to promote pro­ TON ITE A TH I’ltS. through Ite power to originate gress in our county or to help Paira 4. Sanford, Florida. Wad., October, 17, 1962 revenue measures. These were worthy causes. “Medicare" for the elderly un CARLOAD PASS NITES der social security, tax reform No charge la made for this 8how lag At 7.*00 A llta* and the liberalised foreign service. ‘•SEPARATE TABLES" trade bill. WALTS* A. UIBLOW, KDITOH * ri'BLISHIUI David Niven Call 322-1242 for reeenralam a t v a n n u a l. jaxim l sbobmakb * Rite Hayworth tions and detaiii regarding SlsBselsg Editor Buila-as U snsesr Burt Laecseter Ji'in r w e l l s a v s i T s j. c u e l i t a them. Ceueir Edlier AUverllilae Dlreeter Co-Feature 0:10 Only Helen Fullar Soy» Den i f Standing On Record Ttasaiy la like ef grammar s<heelers whe eaffer Inferiority complexes dee to fat. Semethnce they effect Indifference, At ether times they even became de» llsqaeat te effect that humlllstlen ef being celled “Fet­ es." Meny fat teenage girls eessslly delta­ bs their abnormal laager fer aerial acceptance. l run (») b W a JJu W o m a n / By Ruth Millett || V), Test Bon Talks Stymied Again r y f a lt D is n e y j- Q ttj? j t a n M CKLIiLIA rtU M K lt Becletr Editor BOBBBT T s o s r e o i City Editor d o t ■ lo o ie e o r n A M Peeler* Odltu B e a t Uelltety Sle Week CIVIC GROUPS COMMITTEES % S j m iU i BUINLMY JOXBS Oleeelfled Meeegtr r i t l H VOLTOLIVB Vlrculettee SUeextr m a te w ells Slechanelsl Syyt atascairri ox niTK» By Hell l e a l e e l , Caaaly IM S I yeer s * e Beats* u * a Meath* l Meath Sonny's Coming AM U tttl |1 !4 S I H er U i a Meatke BAS S Meatke IAS I Meath t. S. 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CAM PBELL'S SO U PS Cp^tshi Shrimpy Q dfh Fim m Breaded Shrimp . . . . 18 t h e e m e t -r r c o u r t o p THE Mb JUDICIAL CIRCUIT in AND POE BHMINOLM COUNTY. PLORIOA. i s chancery no. tsa u MoCAL'OHAK MORTOAOH COMPART. IRC., n Florida corporation. Plaintiff. CLIRTOR TOMPKIRB OUSTS and CHRISTINE BOTD OUST*, hla wlfa: and WIL­ LARD IRA SMITH and JKAR LAURA SMITH, hla wlfa. Defendants. NOTICE TO DEPEND OR O R D ER O P P U B L IC A T IO N S U IT P O R r O R E C L O a tR B YOl CLINTON TOMPKINS OUSTS and CHRISTINE BOTD OU­ STS. hla wlfa 4111 Dorehaatar Road Charleston Halghto, Booth Carolina WILLARD IRA SMITH and JEAN LAURA SMITH, hla wlfa Marmora. Naw Jsrsey TOU. ARD EACH OP TOU. ara htraby aollflad that n Complaint for Foreclosure of Mortgage haa baan tiled against you. and you are re­ quired to aerve a copy of your Answar ar Plaadlags to tha Complaint sa Urn Plaintiff's attornay, Joseph M. Flttg.rald. 114 Security Trust Uulldlag. Miami 11. Florida, and flla tha origin.I Answer or Pleading In tha office o f tha Cltrh of tbo Circuit Court on or before tbo Ind day of ‘ November A. D. 1441. If you fall to do so. Judgment by default will bo tahon against you for the relief demanded la the Complaint. Tha dascrlpllon of tha real property proceeded against la: Lot Id, Bloch a WOODMERE PARK IND RE­ PLAT, according to Plat thereof recorded la Plat Book II. Pegs 71. Public Records of Bemlaelo Coua• ty, Florida. This action shall bo publish­ ed once each wash for four consecutive wooha la tha Sanford Herald. DONE ARD ORDERED at • Sanford. demlnolo County, Honeydsws Crisp Red Ysik Applet THURSDAY P . M. Legal N otice Imtra-lorge Sweet W ssNni w«A Ala coo pan an! pvrthete ah Tatrr'a S wot I SUaad Boa# a* Bar-B-Q Soota » Baal SOUPS 11 :SC (I) Troth or Ceased (I) Boarafe la* Tomro­ ll ) Camaonago 11:44 (4) Oaiding Light 11:14 (I) Mid-Day Raport 11:11 It) MBO Raw* Raport 1:44 (1) Kawa and Waathar (I) Tha Big Pay-otf (t> Mld-Pla. 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BOS MT, PULL C tn , ALABAMAi A (worn Complaint havlns t e n rued acetaei jrou la lha C'realt , Court In a a i (or •aariaolo County, Florida, by BITBLLB MeDANIBU (or divert*. ibo abort tttla of whleh la KITEI.LU AfoDAR* IKU Plaintiff, yaraua Wll«* LIAM BQOAR MeDANIBU Defendant. that* praaanta ara to sera mend you to appear and (lie pour Anaarar or albar daltnae or plaadlat haraln with the Clark o l lha Clroult Court e l OemlBole County, Florida , and aarva a copy thareor on P laintiff* Altar, nor. Maek N. Cleveland, Jr., Attornay at Law, P. O. Boa III. Ban(ord. Florida, on or bafore the 11th day of Nov. arabar, A. D. m i , or olderwtaa daoraa pro ooulaaao will ba anterad asalnat you. Tha Paaford Harold la da* altaatad aa a nawapapar o( eaaarat alraulatloa In whloh thla altatlon aball ba publlahad oaea aach waak lor tour aonaacutlva waaka WITNESS m . ______ ____of* band and Ilalal aaal o( lha Clark of lha Clroult Court on thla Lie llih day o l Octobar, A. D. t i l l . (ORAL) Arthur II. Bechwlth, Jr, Clark of Clroult Court Maek N. Cleveland, Jr. Attornay a t Law, Hulte 111 Hanford Atlanllo National Uank Dulldlns, P. a Box 111, ■anford, Florida, Attornay lor PlalntKf. Publlah OoL i f . |4, ft A Not. 1, t i l l . CDD.1T • .T u n a F la h H o ' SWEET RED M W Sponge® M a c a ro n i MEDIUM SIZE Qt. Bkarftne Mayonnaise W inter Garden NorrtCB OF I LIT THK tTATM OF FLORIDA TO nbllib naanccA 11 Oz. Frozen maw. K ike. WHOUM BMSIDNNf B lb WAhHINUTON. Ill XTHILT OP COLUMBIA. A N D WlloaH MAILING ADDBKUa 10 t i l l HAH AVBNUB. B. B. WABH> INUTON. U IT IU C T OF COL. VMBIAl A awora Complaint bavins boon (Had asalnat xou la lha Clroult Court la and (or Semi* nola County. Florida, by atK N A HAWKINS, (or di­ vorce, lha ohorl tttlo of which la (1LKN A HAWKISH. Plainlift, varaua NKLLIII REBEC­ CA HAWKINA Dafandaat, lhaae praaaala ara ta comrnaad yau la appaar and (lit your Anawar ar other defame ar pleadtas haraln with lha Clark o l tha Clroult Court of Reg. 49c DUKE’S Fresh Florida Grade A Doz. Seneral circulation In which thla citation oball ba publlahad oaco each waak lur four eomecutlve waaka. WITNKHS my hand and of­ ficial aaal of the Clark of tha thla the l i Circuit Court la y of Octobar, A. D. t i ll . (SEAL) Arthur tl. Backwlth. Jr, Clark a t Circuit Court Harold F. Johaeoa Attorney at Law ■alto H i Hanford Atlintlo National Bank Dulldlns Sanford, Florida. Attornay for Plaintiff, Rubllah Oot. IT, 14. 11 A -tav. T. l i l t WDB-It T h QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED U f t u H 25TH & PARK u i PRICES GOOD THRU WED, OCTOBER 17 �r— ES----- ‘SSI Jcl */if/A, ' jT a i IN] •IT. By Shirley Westwertil U i t Thursday’* meeting c t tha Baar U k a Preehy* tartan Chapa! vaa held a t th a home o f lira . C. C Jones aa Cacalia D ih t In Baar Lake. Welcomed aa a rlsltor waa lira . Lou Hayter, Ob Tneaday atoning a f la st woak all Interested woman of tha Chapa! mat a t tha boma of Mrs. U a i r f Colbart on Shirley Drtto to organiao a ladles circle. ThlrtOM warn aa warn praaant and aa elan* tion waa bald ta mama circle officers. Sorting trill ba Mra. Jan et, president: Mra. Evelyn Baal, rice president and Bihla leader; Mra. Hiram Wooda, ao-Blbla leader and Mia. Margo Guy. secretaryArea* anror. Commlttaa chairman aro Mra. KUaabeth Boat, aplrttu* a! growth: Mra. Lao Patrick, world mlaslons; Mra. Aodroy Lylo, Chrlatlan adoration: Mra. John Kirk, atawartahip: Mra. laball Schlnktl, ahnrch aatanalon; Mra. John Nani and Mra. Woods, gantral fund agoncy; and Mra. Joannatta Drtggora, annultlaa and go* lief. Ragular meetings af th a nawly formad clrtla will ha hold on tha third Tuaaday of each month with tha Noram* bar m atting achadolad a t tha home of Mra. Colbart whaa Mra. Schlnktl will ba hoataaa. This woak’a Thuraday matt* Ing o f tha Chapal again will ba hald a t tha homa of Mra. Jonaa. Fresh Florida G rade A Whole Limit 3 Ladies Night A t Post 256 T ender By N ature HOLSUM P'nut Butter Amartean Lsfloa Memo* lal Post SM of CaSMlberry will bold a Ladlaa Night at t p. ra. Friday at tha Worn* an’a Club Building on Otar* brook l*r. All members of tha post aro urged to attend and bring their wires. Befroduaanta will ba lerred* GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS GENUINE FORD ALUMINUM MUFFLERS Chicken BACKS 1949*81 FO RD S O 1932-61 FORDS GENUINE FORD SHOWBOAT SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH Pork'n Beans GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 37 • 62 Ford A Falcon EACH M A I EACH BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. STRICKLAND* M0RR180N. INC. M l E. let. ST. PH. FA 2*1481 -A 1 �"W*-:------ L~4i P jW g E Abrams - Standifer Wedding Planned Saturday Enjoy Luncheon Meeting Avidua! ta l k s placed o s the ^ a r i w i screened porch. M r s . Herbert Morelaad, Saturday a t 4 p.n». a t the homo of the brida’a paioats is Lahs M a rtia n . T h e Friendship Sunday » r t s «l Class «f Elder Springs Baptist Church held its ssausl supper aud class meeting reesutty In the church banquet The tables w trs attractively decorated with f a n , floral srrangsm ssts end large rod ap­ ples garnished with all sorts ef goodies. Pises markers were made hi the class colors ef rod, while, blue and green, each cole* representing ad After the meal and a few games, Mrs. L. K. Simmon tailed the meeting to order and M n. H. A. Stelnmeyer Sr., read the scripture. Min­ utes were road by.Mrs. 0. P. Wade and M n. Florence M y e n gave the activities report dor the year. Mrs. C. W. Ergie, class teacher, reviewed the class goals ef lest year and chal­ lenged the etasa to set new goals. The meeting waa cloaed with the class song and prayer by Virgil McLaughlin. Mrs. Kenneth Msadon in­ stalled the new officers using chain links to symbol!** to­ getherness. Those enjoying the evening ef fan and fellowship were: Jtev. and M n. B. H. Griffin, Mr. and M n. Virgil Mc­ Laughlin, Mr. and M n. L. K. Slum ore. Mr. and M n. James Cartledge, Mr. and Mrs. John Buhl, and Mmes. C. C. Hannar, 0 . P. Wade, Kenneth Msadon, Ban Taylor, Elgin Myers, Florence Mysrs, H. A. Stelnmeyer Sr., Ma* 8mlt|) and Mr. and M n. C, W. Ergie. MISS BETTYB GEMAY FREEMAN Jeff MacLeod Surprised With Dinner Party »■By-M n. Lotise Blnwoek Jeff MacLeod of Oakhurst Rdi‘ bad quite a 'g a la cele­ bration on the occasion of hi* I3th birthday recently when ' his parents, Mr. and M n. Donald MacLeod, gave a surprise dinner for him. Guests attending Included Mfi. D. J. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacLeod Jr. and daughter, Debbie; Mr. and M n. Robert Macl«od, Sonny Hollis, Bruce Stuart and Jack Slmunok and, last, but pot least, the honoree's thrce-yesr-cld sister, Linda. Jeff received quite an array of gifts ranging from an an­ cient Indian Tomahawk to a modern ahocsliine kit which most of the guests goodhumoredly put to use right away. Members of Circle Three of the Christian Women's Fel­ lowship of First Christian Church made plans for mak­ ing kits for World Community Day in November, when the group met at the bom* of Miss Flo Blabop. Mrs. Blanche Kuhn gave the devotions. Plans were also discussed for the District Convention to be held O ct M at the Sanford Chtnreh. Mem­ bers were asked to be avail­ able for service when called on. Mrs. O. T. Pearson gave the lesson study from "Con­ cern," listing services of Na­ tional Council of Churches, mentioning institutional chap­ lains, Indian schools, migrant workers and refugees. O t h e r s attending were Mmes. 0 . D. Landrcss,' Euphemia Huntley, V. H. Gran­ tham, C. C. Murray, Mabel Bishop, Wayne Johnston and Kmilce Ycslcy. Circle three of the First Presbyterian Church held the first meeting of the year at the Ravenna Park home of Osteen Mrs. J. A. Coleman, chair­ man. Following a social hour, during which Urns coffee and cookies were served, a shqrt Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beall re­ business session waa conductcently spent s day with their Six sewing bags were given son Earl and family in Or­ lando. to members to be filled with Mrs. Robert Williams spent sewing notions and sent to the weekend in Apopka visit­ Southeast Ails. The Bible ing her brother, Olaf Harper, lesson was given by M n. Virginia Middleton. and hla family. a Gardes Caster. Mr*. D. K. D oraaa, Sanford Gardes Oab president, waa welcomed as a guest and presented pleas for the center for the d ab ’s coasideratioa. O t h e r s attending were Mmes. J . A. Edwards, T. A. Burleigh, L. E. Spencer, It. T. Humphrey, * . L. Dann, John E. Fos, David Fauver, Charles Grieme, Joe M. Fa* hey and her mother, Mr*. Charles Kinsey, from Virginia. Also Mmes. Vernon Brews­ ter, H. Janies Gut, Charles Morrison, J . V. Jones, R. F. Motile, J . Brodia Williams and the hostesses. MRS. D. K. DORMAN, president of the Sanford Garden G ub and Mrs. Giarles Kinsey, mother of Mrs. Joe M. Fahey, were special guests of the Hibiscus Circle a t the opening luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs. Byron Fox. Left to right are (front row) Mrs. Dorman, Mrs. Kinsey and Mrs. Fox. Bock row co-hostesses, Mrs. Dick McLaulin, Mrs. Herbert More­ land and Mrs. Russell Dallas. (Herald Photo) W haterer Your Gardening Problem • • • See U s First SHOE STORE ma Bunk • Fnradiw wenun • N atm liser Rand • JaequtHn# POLL PARBOT You are cordially invited to vote lo r M. L. “Sonny” Raborn DeBary Personals November 6, 1962 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. M n. Mae Phillips of Com­ la-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Joha Boeckmann of Floral munity Drive recently enter­ Keyes, of Dumont, N. J. Park, Long Island, N. Y. tained her brother and sisterMr. and Mrs. David Levy of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Park oi Colombo Road returned from Dahlia Drive had a i their a month’s trip north, where housegucsts, Mr. and M n. J . they visited friends and rela­ Hunter Park and aon, Scott, from Jacksonville. tives in Central Isllp, Bald­ Mr. and M n. T. C. Curry win, Long Island and Brook­ of Sunset D rivt returned to lyn, N. Y. DeBary after a sis month' Recent gueita of Mr. and tour of the United States. The CPO Wives Club will Mrs. Charles Ulrich of Lake They visited many atatea from hold its n g u lar meeting to­ Drive were Mr. and Mrs. coast to co ast day at S p.m. in the Naval Air Station Ballroom. M n. H anld Sundvall will preside and highlighting the social hour will bo an informal fashion show. Mr:. Charles Williams will direct the show with Mrs. I N S U R A M C ilk T Phillip Simpson serving as commentary. Models for the event will be M n. Fred Murray, M n. Chester Oxford, 114 So. Palmetto M n. William Freeman, M n. Robert Gibson and Mrs. Wil­ Phone FA 2-0814 liams. 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St. Waist Quantity FA • Quality • Fashion • Service Chart* Accounts Welcome W a ist Quantity �-------------- - ------------------------------------------------------------ - •-/.. j»t. O ct 17» IMS — PBffB • V— 1 ■ WSCS Sponsors Toy Pirty 9 f Oiwmf Mdatek ■ M frU rt ahoffar w a t t Chaa aa ow ortunlty to «aa m i attack toy* far Christ* atfa whan tbs Woman's So* doty of Chrtatlaa Sorrfeo of tka Giaca Mathodlit churth kaatad • toy party teat weak. The tetoat of Santa'a c m ttooa for tha coning Yult aaaton t m on diaplay and B o n n lira tad. Anoth ar toy party trill bo aponaorad by tha WSCS M at Moaday night a t B p. w. at tha Church on Onora Rd. in fteaeroat Ail interested par* aoaa and mambar* ora lnvitad to bo praaank .. . IM B-s i i » * v K v ^v m v .'.v .v I • • -.u PRICES GOOD THROUGH T H E WEEK END A T SANFORD FOOD FAIR STORE Legal N otice a t 25th ST. c t r r , tv a n d r a a m i . HOLD CO CNTT, m u n i. a a w a a i no. t a r n wright. i I SANFORD, FLA. aa i t - tHi "SECRET SEAL” ECUTOR o r THE ESTATE o r CHAIUOTTE T. PAGET. DECEASED. PlalatUf. JAMES PORT PORBTTTt. ■ single nun; CASSILRBRRT OARDBNS. INC., a Florid* corporation; BRITTS tNC.. I F l o r i d a corporation: anil OEORdB H. DANULEUAN, jm D tfia to a ta a o n c i o r sevr T C I STATE o r FLOEIDA TOi Jamoa Fort Foreytb Koaldanea And Addraaa Unknown TOU ARE IIEREI1T NOTI* FIKD that A complaint to foroeloao A eortaln m ortals* on rtal proportr looatad In Somlnolo Coontp, Florida, d*a« arlkod a*. Lot B O T i n IT), Block "IV*, of T l t l P L E T T LAKE ft II O R E a, Ctetelkerry, Somlnolo County, Florida, according to tb* plat thereof recorded In Plat Book I, paga II, SoialnoU Couaty Record*. I m b*«n ft lad aanlnkt yon. and yan ara hereby required to file your aaawer or ether pleading* to the complaint <lt*d herein In tha office of tha Clark af tha circuit Court • f Bemlnola County, Florida, and eorv* a copy of odd an. awer or other pleading to the complaint on the plaintifri attorney*, whore name and addreea appear below, on or hefor* the tltk day at Nov* ember, t i l l . It you tall to file your anywer or other ploadlnae. Judgment by default will bo taken asalnet you for the re* lief demanded In tha com* plaint DONE AND ORDKIllSD at ■anford, Seminole County, Florida, thla 14th day of October, IMS. (BEAU Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of tha Circuit Court Hemtnolo county, Florida Dyi Martha T. Vthlea Deputy Clerk Whitfield, W right A Leon­ hard t f t l Matealf Building Orlando. Florida Attorney* for Plaintiff Pnbllih O ct IT, SI, It A Mot. T. IMS. CDB-TP i n t h e c ir c u it c o u r t o r TEE NINTH JUDICIAL CIEc v r r o r F l o r id a , in a n d FOE lEEINOl.M COUNTS, FLOEIDA. IN CHANCE**, I * . ISAM n o rrcE o r a u rr TEC NEB’ TORE 8A VINOS BANK, a Now York corpora* tloa. Plaintiff, HARRT A. SUTHERLAND a id CAROLYN O. SUTilKR* LAND, hi* wife, If a!l**i at ale. Defendants. TOi HARRT A. Ht'TIIER* LAND and CAROLYN II. SUTHERLAND, hie wife. If all**: If either or both bo dead, the unknown hair* daeleeee, grantee*, aaalgneee. Manure, era dltore, trueteee or other claimants, by, through, under or agalnet them and alt unknown partlea claiming, to bavt any rig h t tltla or Interoet In the following dotorlbed property altuato In Bemlnele County, Fieri* da to-wlt: Lot Tl. LONGDALE PUD DIVISION, according to tbo Plat theraof aa re corded In Plat Book IS. P egs M, af tht Publlo Record* of Bemlnol# County. Florida. TOU AND EACH O r TOU ARB HEREBT NOTIFIED * that a ault has baen brought * agalnet yon by THE NEW * YORK SAVINGS BANK, a . Maw Tark corporation, Platat i ll ta faraotoaa a eertaln Mortgage more particularly Ooaemad la the complaint . Iliad la tltla s a lt which ilort* paga aaaambara tha follow* * tag doeerlbod property tit* * «*t* la Bemlael* County, 1 Flarlda. la wltt Let Tl. LONODALE ■UBDIVtSION. according ta tb# Plat thereof au re* eordeS la P lat Bock IS. Fag* II. af tho Public Roaorda of Somlaolo Couaty, Florida, aad for other roller, sad yon are required ta Rio roar anmmtr ta said Comvlalat with tha Clerk af tha abate styled Oeart aad ta eerra a eopy tbereef *a Ptelntlfr* Alter* aey*. ROSCNBBRO, ROSENBERG A REIBMAN IMS AluE ly Building. Mleml IS. FlorIda. not later then tb* tlih day of Metembor, IMS. In de­ fault of wllab aald O m pltln t will k* ukaa aa ooafoaead t* FPu. Dated, al S a a firl. Florida. Otlo tltb day of Ootoktr. 111:. (MMA t) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk *f the circuit Court By, Martha T. Vlktia Deputy Clerk . F jkl efc Oct. IT. SI. II * .M et. T. IMS. 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LegeiNotice m m itin m m ana n caaw ci LEONARD ru ta tirt, Giants Hearts Fans SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The N«w York Yankees won the World Serite, bat the Tnnqalahed San Franciico Gianta won the hearts of baset nD fans the world over. They finally bowed to those mighty Yankees, who are long accustomed to winning, but midnight did not toll for this C iad m lls --------------------------------------team until it went as fa r as ^ baaabsU lav allows. 16X S S * 1 )9 1 1 )6 n . a w i tad U» POMU.1 , V A W * ' W I I I U winning runs on the bases beJ .l^ J lore the bell finally tolled to L I M w U M 5 the ?»<q*h aad final Inning of a season the likes ot which C n i m r i l A r the .port never has teen. So the Yankees wound up w .w m w w with most of the gold, aad NEW YORK (U PI)—Texas some of the glory, too. The and Alabama, the nation’s toprest of the gold-and most of ranked college football teams, the glory—went to the bettl- ere favored in weekend clashes CATHY AND CATCH lag Giants who finally bowed but third-ranked Northwestern out on s .creaming line drive, la a seven-point naderdof to which a tow Inches, one way Ohio State, or another, would h a v e Northwestern vaulted fate brought Sen Francisco Its the No. S national ranking this first world baseball champion- week but even eo Ohio State is thlp. a eeven-polnt choice. Ohio But It was not to bo—bt- state, currently ranked aevcause of Balph Terry, who up noth, waa an early ooaeon tovi “toil this year knew nothing orlte for the national chantb u t heartbreak In World pionship. Series competition. He made Odd. In other lending game*; up for all of that when he g u t : P itt S over UCLA pitched the Yankees to a 1-0 Navy S over Boston College .clntUlating triumph which Holy Crose S over Dartmouth gave the New Yorkers their f n a state IS over Syracuse. 20th Series victory to ST tries. South: Florida State 1 eve: •’Well,” sighed Giants manSouth Carolina 6 ove, By JACK TRIM pole, line and small shiner ager Alvta Dark, “They’ve al- North Carolina, Georgia Teel Four-year-old Catby Caiiel- hook and went along with the * ‘*ld ! * , ?.b*11 U .f l *!n ! • Auburn, Virginia I berry not only manages to boys to Lake Gem, where she »of•*inches. That i exactly what ovtr ^ a k a Forest, Duka 7 ovei U w a. in th .t deciding game.’’ cltmIonf „ 0T„ was the emallest and worst keep busy making the news rounds with her mother, The equipped angler In the crowd. w**1* » '° Hi Vanderbilt, Louialaae State 14 But—with her cane pole and close, he kept repeating. 1 oter Kentucky. Herald's correspondent la the little shiner hook—ahe hauled M M *"* Michigan State 11 Casselberry area, but now she in a three pound catfish. The ^ ° U‘n 1 r V * ““‘Hfu i.r.2 U tJ ! over Notre Dame, Purdue 1 hs. tu n ed to her brothers' picture of her catch waa sent n kHU to with the notation that “the (laid as a fisherman. wt « ovei . over Iowa, Kansas Cathy got herself a cine brothers did help a little with 0U’’Rlchard»on au r. w a. to “ T * 1 13 0T” the landing net.” 10?O1IT6S a s v s ."‘s ’. r s s — r “ "*? moron n w ry . IKS TOKNOWHOW lT>fCTi£i£or ItZ IZ 3 0Y,r T**fc u .,u . nanta and two Scrie. In hi* £ * **’ ' Z i 'T T WUSY THINKS A © t t U . SCOOT HI6M / TthVARP BEING ELECTED THAT Bo r r o w e d B g -V _ LlfAOUSlNB l jT A n d J une 's u sin g H E ftC O U SIN 'S. „ S po rt car/ } ) to-rr P H i!i * I 8MKU.0P MdCH rR S T JY l STUFF, l After live weeks of play in the Thursday Nile Mixed Lea­ gue, Powell’* Office Supply is in first place with 16 wins and four losses, followed eloftly by Pryor’e Insurance with 16 wine and five losses. Next in line is Appleby’s with I t wine and nine losase; Steinmeyera with nine wins and 11 losses, H eart Council with seven wins and 13 losses snd Cook’s Cornsr with 2 wins and IS losses. Play last week saw Vergil Anderson burst through with a high game for the men of 222 pins and a 600 series. Other BOO plus series were rolled by Jimmy Anderson, 627; Eddie Simon, 618; Rich­ ard Dames, 619, and Bill Fost­ er, 808. Dot Poweil wsa the only lady bowler to make the charmed circle with a 607. On lanes 9 and 10 where Applehy’a and Powell's were competing it looked like n new game called “pick up the 3-10" had been atarted with Mr. Appleby, Al Warner and Erma Anderson picking up ths baby split only to be outdone by Richard Barnes who felled the split twice. Vsrgil Anderson of Pryor’s Insurance team picked up ths 3-6-10 and the 6-7, and Elean­ or Anderson of ths sama team made the 2-7 sp lit “ U'e h8,m ^ •That w » the only break of the Series. We had Richardson .tending just wb*ere WUUe HcCovey lined that smoker in the last inning. “ If he hadn't been, the ball game would have been over.” Thus the Yankees woo again and the Gianta who had been battling from beh nd aU aeason finally ran out of g a s by those few Inches. They didn't, thouiih, run out Ol fans. They won their hearts when they tied the Los An­ geles Dodgers for the National League pennant and then won in the third end deciding game of the playoff. In that one those never-say-dle Giants went Into the ninth Inning trailing, 4-2. They pulled it out with four runs. “ It didn't occur to me that we wouldn't pull this one out, either,’’ said Dark. “ Until Bobby caught that McCovey liner. X WANT A RUNNER TO OCUVCR THIS J M M V 0WNA/AMY ME9SA6C TO ^ NfOUTST BUT THA ffNEW 66K S DCS! Y0RK (UP1) _ T lw r b no lubtUtuU for Y,ctory. Those words have been em l , |, . . nMl Intel Ike IrtafUlInn . Sanford J a i l e r High School’s footballers took a one-sided game from Leesb u g 's Jailers Tuesday sight 39-0. With everybody bal the wsterboy gettiag Into the act. Coach Dan Pelham’s charges gave a demonstra­ tion of bow Ike game eagbl to be played to Uw befuddled and on tel sued visitors. Boisdorf Tops In City Loop Excitement ran high in City League action last Wednesday night as Bob Borsdorf, bowl­ ing for the league leaders, Jet Lanes, blasted the pins for two consecutive 224 acores and then followed with a 246, Just missing a 700 series by only six pins. Although Bob’! efforts over­ shadowed most of the scores for the night, a few bowlers displayed some fine Individual parforraancei. Schautteet roll­ ed a high 243 single to lead his team Is a 31 win over Team No. 4. with Thompson rolling a 216 single for the lowers. Borsdorf. score with MaaweU't 209 and SpoUki's 202 gar* Jet Lanes a sweep ovtr Sweeney's, giving them sol* possession of first place. The Jet Lanes five also set a new league team scratch series high of 2868. Lake Monro* Inn ran into difficulty again* newly apon- West: Washington State 1 0Y,r 0I.ndl*n*’ * * ,Mn*‘on I OT.r Stanford. Oregon # eve AJr Force, Southern California 1(5 #Y,r California, . . . .. . | ) | a I w a| lla m A s I IF lC IIC I IK H H C ll h i SJHS 39 Leesburg 0 The sportsmen’s president, Edw vd McCall, didn't let the rest of the members forget that he promised to bead up a working group. He said be expects to hear from all committees after the opening nerves of the dove season are soothed. sored BAW Marine Service.(but Hansen’s 211/323 set with Fox led with a 207/387 set, at- Rodriquex’s 209/338 gave the slated by Uhr’a 210 and Pente- losers enough to salvage one cost’s 224 to take three points, point. t a r a a c racv fT c a r a t , xixtm ju d ic ia l c tn c c ry . IN AND FOR BRMIXOLD c o r u r v . FLORDA. IN CDAN. CBDT NO. u s e r MODTOAOB FORECLOeCRD WINTER PARK FEDERAL SAVING* AND LOAN AMO. C1ATION, • aorperatlaa or. taalacd and aulatlar uadar tha tears • ( tha Ualtad Stats* af Amarle* FUlaUfL "‘ < « < ; “ “ S ’. 1”" : ° S S S l “ £ . T m , « * 0 ta lk . BVANOELtNB P R A N C E S BURTON, • Defendant. mw BUT T * i EVANGELINE I R A R k CBS BURTON, tie * *w te tartar i v n i a Roaneka. VlraUU TOC ARB HEREBY NOTTISO that a Complaint ter Divert* a l wthsr rellet baw Beta riled aweUst yaw ta the above styled Court aad row are hereby required to osrvo a copy o f roar Answer or other do roues to the Com. plalat uyow the PUIntlfrg Attorney. TL JACKPON HAASXR Attoraoy at Low. l i e N. Oraaw* Avenne, suit* 18 OrUado, Oranyo Couaty, Flor* Ids. sa d fils ths artylsal ensw sr sr dafswss la tbs oirics s f the Clark of the Circuit Coart *a or before the IStb day a t October, IMS, A. D. If yow fan to da as Judemoat by Dafsult will bo takaa a ss ln st yaw for tbs rallof prayad tar ta ths Complaint la sold canoe w ill thou pro. coed aa parts. DONE AND ORDERED, at Saaford. Florida, this t l ik day a f Saptoaibar. IH t. A D . (BEAL) Artbap H Beckwith, J r, Clark Clroalt Court , lom luala Couuly, Florid* By: Martha T. Vlhlen Dsputr Clark Publlak BapL II * Oct. I, IS, IT. IMS. CDA-IT HARRT I. KANE aad SARAH 8. KANE, hi a wlfa. a* DafaadaatR NOTICE OP SUIT TO I HARRT B. KANE aad SARAH 8. KANE, hid w lfa, Huntar, Naw Tark •nd HAROLD OOLDXAN and BERTHA OOLDMAN. hie wlfa. e l Grand Annua, bit- Varnon, Naw Tork. and to aoy and all other parties elataUae any rlekt. till*, and/or laIntaraat In aad lo the follow !*? detpcrlkei pro. porty, to-wlt: Lot i. of B l o c k n r of WALKIR1 AO* DITION TO ALTAMONTM I P R I N O 8. Altamonte Sprlnao, BomlnoU County, Florida, aceordla* to the plat tbaraot rtcordtd I* Plat Book L P ast 11. af tha Pubtla nocorda of Boralnolo County, Plortda, TOU a u k IIKHEUT NOTI* PIKD that tha Plalatlff, WIN* TEK PA ItK FEDERAL BAT* INOB AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION. a, corporation oraanls* od and ezlatiar uadar tha Uwa of lha Ualtad Htataa of America, has laitltatad ault asalnat you In tha Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit, la sad for Bemlnols Couaty, Florida, tha aaturo of tho ault la to fortelota m mortaaao on tha above doe* erlbod property, oald property belay altuatod aad located la flemlnola County, Florida. Tow and aach o f yon are boroby required to file your Anawt* with tho Clerk of tbo Circuit Court, In and for Bemlnole County, Florida, aad aarvs a copy thoraof upon W. B. Wlndorwtodlo, of tbo firm o f Wlodarwoodlo, Halnta, Huntar A Ward. S it Park Avtnu* South, Wlntar Park, Florida, Attorneys for Plalatlff la the abort action, on ar before tha tta t day of October t i l l , alao a Decree Pro Con* faaao wilt bo satarad aealaat you. IT IB ORDERED that this ba pubtlahed la Tha Sanford Herald, a nawapapar pabllsh* ad In BomlnoU County, Flor* Ida, ones each weak for four eonaocutlvo weeke. WITNKSB tha head a f the Clark of tha Circuit Court, Bomlnola County, Florida, this tho t l lh day af SeptambeR A. D., 1IU . (BEAL) Ar(hur If. Beckwith. J r , Clark of tha Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen D. C. Wlnderweedla, Ualaao, Hunt* ar A Ward 444 Park Avaaaa, South Winter Park, Vtorlda Publish Kept II A OR I, 1% IT. 1111, CDA-M TAKEYMCAimK THE EXKRTS M £ ! REPACK FRONT WHEELS * |i® S s s ALI6R Why YOU Should Buyi TIRES from McROBERTS Lifetime Unconditional Road Hazard Warranty. FREE: Periodic FREE: Tire Rotation Inspection FREE: Flat Tire FREE: Front End Repair Check Budget Terms No Carrying Charge FROHT ERD 50 BALANCE FRONT WHEELS ^ O O g s TIRE SPECIALIST SINCE 1933 McROBERTS Tire Supply, Inc. Florida Distributors For Deaaaaa Custom Ballt Tiro* Wa Givs Plaid Stetope 493 W. P in t SL SANFORD FA 2-8631 g o o d 5m W. First 8 t / year FA 2-2821 �YSSSW ' — Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full nse Use The Herald, IV Oct. 17, 1M2 — Page 11 1. Lost 41 LOST: Bring beck brown aad white Chihuahua, ihlaeetone cotter. Vicinity 8 th aad Sanford Are. PA $4334. LOST: Female Beagle Pup, name Peed**. FA 14179. WE RENT a • • • • HocpUal Beds • Playpens Wheel Chairs e strollers Commodes • Baby .Beds W a lto n • High Chairs Crutches • IsOsway Beds W ILSO N - MAIER SU E . P in t 84. FA $ » C H U R C H ar SCPOOL GROUPS, Clate, fte—The beat card plan yet far rate tog C h r i a t m i i money. Thom as Moving & Storage DID YOU KNOW . . Yon can sta rt np to 1909 pounds of ANYTHIN0 for a whole month far just $9,007 Yew eaa move tbs furnish­ ings of n 2 bedroom bouse across town for abort $27.00. Tree Estimates, as obligeUons. $01 N. Laurel FA 3-1191 Houeetrailer A Cabana fu rtI Bedroom borne. $$100 per PAINT * BODY MAN labtd. Dewitt Traitor Park. month. 304 Palm Place. D efend Auto dealer would Modem a bedroom masonry like to iato h ltw paint tad KaaaaMblo. (Pravur Homan). borne. Utility room. Car* body man. Capable «< manCONVENIENT TO BASE ports. Kitchen equipped. Mlny gotog paint and body S t Johns Realty $704$ mo. Call 32343*7. 3 Bedrooms, kitchen equip­ atop. P ro to ulklag only THE TIME TESTED FIRM ped, large Using room. with aoiooooa (n itra te d to $103 a month. 10$ E. Wood­ 2 BEDROOM apartment. Lake U l N. Park Are. PA $$133 « poraaaoat position. Tbo Mary Bird, and 3th St. land Drive. PA $-7097 after light man la thla ipot can PA 3-7909. 4:30. cam over 11,900. All repUea ana w end, gtate fully all quallflenttocu. Writ* Box 48, W IN . 3 room a p t Private c/o Sanford Herald. entrance. $39 a month. Elec, Funs. Small downstairs Apt. J. W. Hall, Realtor EXPERIENCED and water Included. CaU 1102 Maple. FA £-0721. “ Call Hall" PA M$41 APPLIANCE SALESMAN PA 24344. 234$ So Preach Are. Prefer man 23-40. H urt be « BOOMS and bath. Com30 ACRES newly plowed and plately unfurnished. Near experienced ftkd currently COST $12000 harrowed farm land. N. la the appliance business. NAS. Nothing fancy, but Sacrifice a t $3973 Cameron Ave. on cast tide, Must have automobile. cheap rent. $7JO week. Ph. ra 3 bedroom borne, 14 mile south of Celory Ave. Position available Immedi­ FA $9219. s m w . Easy terras, E. B. Stowe. FA 2 $145. ately. Salary with incen­ ling because divorce. tives, many company bene­ LARGE > bedroom house, kit­ fits. Desire m an to man­ chen equipped, near largo Nice Pinecrest Homo. 119 age new store opening Into. FA 8-72H. WELAKA APARTMENTS: E ast Coleman Circle. Rea­ shortly. Work for largest Rooms privets baths, 114 sonable. By Owrnr. Largs efficiency Apartment. independent appliance deal­ W. First S t Call FA 2-9341, e r In central Florida. Ap­ STANDARD oil Station busRENT A BED las ss and equipment. Rea­ ply E . N. Kelly. Jr„ Britt’s Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Commercial Building for of­ lac., IM No. Orange A rt., sonable for quick sate. fice or small business. Orlando, Florida. PA >-710$ after I. Situated on 27th St. facing By Day, Weak. o r Month proposed site of AAP. CaU CARROLL’S FURNITURE BUILDER sacrifice $19400. FA 2041. Ph. PA 2-3101 11$ W. 1st SC FHA o r conventional financ­ ing. No closing cost 4 Bed­ Part time help. Apply ArmyEFFICIENCY ap t, Sanford 6A Special Notions rooms, 2 baths, double car­ Navy Surplus, Sanford. Merest, ideally to u te d on port*, central beat, com- First SC near Port Office. I City Parking Lota, stop­ ping places. SulUhto far conpto ar tlagto, o h rent No utility charges. Inquire Maanel Jacebaoa D e p t . YOUNO male teacher wlQ share home with dtalrable person. CaU FA 36994 FA 2 2214. 6. For R ost $ Bedroom house after $. FA 1 * 1 BEDROOM a p t Ph. PA 2-1462 betweea 1:30 to T:09 Mon.-Fri. or FA 2-4391 841)9 any other time. 119 W. 17th 84. BOOMS, The Gablei, 401 Magnolia Aw. FA 2-0730. to 1 11. Real E state Wanted River Front CaU PA 2-9471 after 9:90 p.m. w orses o r aerr rnoMH b o u t o n WBin- IT’S A BUYER’S MARKET ICK, p ises s f rsstesaee «»known A Sworn Comptalst kavlng keen filed neslaat you la tbs Circuit Cosrt la s*S for Otmlnols Csunty, Florida, la Chancery, far nirirro, ths Unfurnished S BR bouse. abort tltla s? aald sotlsn bs. 2412 Willow. FA 2-0274. Ins E D W A R D WEHUCK. 1-Ulntlff VO. IRENE HOnTON wo bedroom furnished WKIKtCK. Defendant. tbsos apartment, 2101 Magnolia, proosnts ars to esuss sad rs« quirt you ts fils your w rit, $59.00. Phone FA 2-3931, ton dofansso. If any, to ths Robert A. Williams. Complaint fllod boraln, nnd to aor*a n copy thoroof upon P la in tiffs attornoy on or bo* CLEAN tin t floor a p a rt for# tho 12lh dsy of N ovsamsnt. Private entrance. bar, A. D. IMS. otbsrwlao a 1004 Palmetto Ave. Docroo Pro Confoaoo will bo ont.rsd sealnot you *nd tho unfurnished tsuoo procood os part*. Bedroom WITNKS3 my bond and or* house. 1303 EUlotL Phone flclal oosl s i Bsnford. 8oml> FA 2-3234 or FA 2-0325. nolo County, Florid*, tblo Itb day of Oclobtr, A. D. 11(3. (DEAL BEAUTIFULLY f u r n i s h FHA A VA PROPERTY Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., ed room. FA 2-74)1. Clark of tho Clreutl Court. MANAGEMENT A S A L E S Ninth Judicial circuit at BROKER 2 BEDROOM home, Florida Dr Margsrst E. Tyra, D.C Office FA 2-211$ equipped, 3 bloc CJorJon V’. Fradarlrb Nlgbta FA 2-064* Elementary Scho Attorney for D alatlff 323-0700 r. O. Dux U lt month. FA 2-9437. Sal-304 North Park Aviaua 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Sanford, Florida SMALL FURNISHED bouse Publlah Oct. IS. IT, 14, St. Must sell 2 homes, 3 jears 322-3237. COU-4S 3 > BEDROOMS. 1, IV, ft 2 BATHS V A - N O DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA - CeaeetBanal fa FHA Fiaaaciag ---------------------- • ---------------------Saaland Estates . On 17-92 (2 Ml. So. *f Sanford) Bales Office 1st. Ilouaa laalds Ea trance IS. Mortgage MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial A Residential Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. PH. FA 2-0974 JIM HUNT REALTY. Hale* Agent Day*. FA 2-2118 * Eva. fa Bus. FA 2-9*49 - 323-9709 15. B o siaean O p p o rtu n ity YOUNG sod OLD can make Christmas money e a s i l y through money-back Sales Kit p u n . FA 2-4033, Even­ ing*. TT III ! 1 r 1 IS rr service. DUTCH HILL NURSERY Petunias, Tomaloo Plants, Calendulas. New Uptali Rd. Off 20th St. BEDROOM. MONTHLY PAYMENTS ! |, . 2 HATIIS IIOMKS Priced Prom $11,990 4T u U u it VA. FHA & IN-SERVICE LOANS 63Country Club Road al Mayfair Cauatry Club Li it -U $2 9 5 HUNT LINCOLN . MEBCUKY 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-4284 New Car Trade-Ins Now Is The Time To Trade! The Deals Are B etter Than Ever! CT.148A •I Ford 4 Dr. Rauch Wage* 9 Cjl.. Htandard Trans. Radio tnd Beater, Air Condition, Ready to C2-294A i t Falcon Fordor Dalai* Trim, Htandard Y’rana, Radio and Hast* ar, Beautiful Blue tnd Whiter One aw nor. OPEN DAILY 11 TILL N A NASSAU VACATION 6 FOR 1995 1745 CORVAIK 4 Dour, Hester CHEVROLET 4 Door. Automatic ~ Free! 5,000 TV STAMPS FALCON 2 Door. Standard .Shift With Each Truck Or Car Sold - Costing: Over $495 FORD 4 Door, I Cylinder, Standard VAIXIIALL 4 D o o r ........................ RAMBLER 4 Door, Autumatlo XC2-S31A ’39 Mercury Montclair 2 Ilr. Hard Top. (V-8) Auto TrnnaH I'uwar Steering. Power lirnkeo. Radio and Heater. Clean on* oaner. OLDS 3-11 Hardtop Coup*, I’owor 39 CHEVROLET I Door. V-8, Automatic _ .................. $7 UUI.CK 2 D«»or llardlop. Power ......................... ..... 37 ClIKYBLEK WINDSOR I Door. Air • Conditioned 37 CHEVROLET V.9 llardlop Coups 67 FORD 2 Door. Htwndard Shift .................. ........ 37 PLYMOUTH 4 Door. $ Cylinder (Needs Ring.) .... 37 CADILLAC I Door. Power. Air Conditioned A FEW 1962 DEMONSTRATORS AND EXECUTIVE’S CARS LEFT - GOING FAST 3* BUCK 2 Door, Standard Shift 66 PLYMOUTH 4 Door .... .........-....- ..... XC2-249A >59 Old*. (96) 4 Dr. Hard Ton. Autn Trans., Air Conditioned. Radio. L o c a l Owner, Power Steering, Power Brakes. FC2-3Q3A *38 Mercury (V8) Auto Iren*., Power Steering, Power llrakee. Radio and Heater, Putter Win­ dow a, l lean. 1375 1345 1095 TRUCK SPECIALS ’60 Chav. Stepnlde half ton Pickup, Lone Wheel Hu m , Cleun• **#o***o#*»u##*e#»*#***##e*u 1293 FT2-92A ’60 F-100 lMck-Up, 6 CyL Healer, Lon* Wheel lln.se. New Faint 1343 ------------------------------- 33 STLTlKBAhKR 4 Door IhrLuae ............. ...... ....... ... 39 PONTIAC I Door Hardtop llonnatllle, Power 33 RAMBLER 4 Boor Station Wagun --------- ....... ---------- 33 CADILLAC 4 Door. Power ......... ................................ 33 BUCK 4 IKjot sr u 56 BUICK Beedy Mixed Concrete . Septic tank lids—Step* Grease Traps — Lintel*, Still Stepping Stones—Lot Markers Sand - Cement • Steel • Rock Miracle Concrete Co, 59 OLDS 2 Door Hardtop, Automatl* ............................ 3 & 4 n IT Today's Buy *93 CORVA1R convertible, by owner. May be seen after 4. Plaatle or rayon tapes. Cot­ 1102 Maple Ave., Sanford. ton or nylon aard*. Raaknrik Glaaa and Paint *99 AUSTIN-Hetley 100. A-l throughout, except seats, Company $•73. FA 2-1970. W1LLY8 Jeep, 4 wheel drive, huba, Station Wagon. U04 W. 23th SL or what have yea. Williams Furniture Mart, Hwy. 174$. 1137 HILLMAN Husky $399. Casselberry, Fla. 1951 Renault Dauphins $423. 922-2309. Hybrid Geraniums In bloom Hotpoint 2 years old, $73. CRAPEVtLLE NURSERY II cubllc f t Refrigerator. Grapovilto Ave. near 20th SL FA 2-4334. 57 UL'ICK 4 Door, Automatic, Power Steering ft Urakrs r r PA 2-9473 alter 9 p.m. or Cedar Chest $20, Singer por­ contact Mrs. Gielour, Hunt table $23, Console Philco Ra­ Llncoln-Mercury, Inc. $903. 22* Housetrailer. Park Avo* dio $13, P3I German Lug** $30, 14 hp. Motor $10, Trom­ 1337 Mercury Monterey, good Trailer Park. Lot S3. bone $30, Pedestal Pan, II” condition. Very clean. $700. $10.104 W. 2nd S t PA 2-440$. $200 down. Balance $30 month. Phone FA 23197 after 3:30 p. m. bout 100 Laying Pullets hatched Feb. 14th, cross breed. Also t Turks ya for sale. Ph. PA 3-23S9. rr — IT $r AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT tad REPAIR WORK M Sanford Ave. FA 2-6363 SB. T ra ito r* • C a b a n * Utility Traitor $33. G. E. Garbage Disposal $13. to" Boys Bike $$- CaU after S. PA 3-2170. 1139 YELLOW EDSEL Con­ OIL HEATER SERVICE I CHEST of Drawers $10, 1 vertible, by owner. CaU Vacuum CleaMr now $33, 1 Circulators cleaned and re­ 3* CHEVROLET I Cylinder 2 Door, .standard Shift ..... - 5r Plumbing & Heating Florida a Wheel go* C entral Air Conditioned 1 r RECONDITIONED Spood-O* Print Mimeograph Machine 939.9$. PowtU’s Office Sup­ WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, ply Co. 117 MagaoUa. SPRINKER SYSTEMS AU Types and Sises Wo*’Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. rA 2-602 14 1* hi 23. Plumbing Services Umbrella Tents $3241 spa* elal, camp stoves, ArmyNavy Surplus 310 Sanfoid Avo. FREE ESTIMATE PLUMBING Upholstering A Mattress ren­ olf Carts, Gasoline end Contracting A Repairs 16. Female Help Wanted ovating. New A Used Furni­ Electric. New and used, FREE DELIVERY ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mf|. while they last, as tow a* Alix of Sanford wants ex­ R. L HARVEY Co., a t tue Celery Ave. $293. $60 down and 910 .per perienced Sewing Machine 394 Sanford Ave. FA 2-33S3 FA 3-2117. month. Buy one with your Operators. Experienced ou Robson golfing partner. section work tor ladies 26. Radio 4k Television Highest Casa prices Paid Sporting Goods Downtown swimwear end sportswear. A Trade-In Allowance Made SUNSHINE TV has a new Sanford. FA 2-3961. Piecework with hourly On Used Furniture A Ap­ addresa and phone number. guarantee. Start now and pliances. Service caUs S2.U0. 1211 Apartment sixe G.E. I move with us to our new Palmetto. WILSON - MAIER gerator. Good com! Sanford palatial fully airreasonable. FA $-3700, 323-0567 U E. First SL FA 2-3632 conditioned plant with cafe­ teria on premises. Apply in person to our new plant manager Mr. Curiale at LONGDALE 1 1 rr FRIGIDA1RE Sales & Service House Wiring, Free Estimates Sid Vlhlen’t RsndaU Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 of $1140 per month or afll sacrifice for cash. Can eel* lect TE $-1311, Casselber­ ry. Fla. H. B. POPE CO. INC. IM So. Park Ave. PA 9-43 31. Poultry * Livestock FA 2-2420 South Sylvan Lake Shorn on large mil* wide Sylvan Lake. Exclusive • Restrict­ Experienced Painter wanted. No phone calls please. Ap­ ed. Make your home in ply in person to Engineer, this beautiful Lake Front Mayfair Inn. subdivision. Large lakefront and lake view lota ONLY 3 MORE available. Also 3 4k 4 bed room, 3 bath homes. Go to LOTS LEFT IN — Paola School, then west •* mile on S. Sylvan Lake Dr. .'I or 4 lied room* Call FA 2-7898 days or 1 11 n n d 2 U n th n FA 21369 evening!. Or see Monthly C M P» VA your broker. P uts, ▼ tfte aad By Owner, attractive air- Low Aa - W « # FHA conditioned 3 bedroom, 2 6 .Ml. south of Sanford. bath borne. In Pinecrest Turn West at 2nd Road 3rd Addition. Drapes, fence, south of Owens lirwu well kept yards. 113 W. OPEN I t a. m. to I p. at. DAILY Coleman Circle. FA 2 3698. KING3WOOD BUILDERS, INC. AIR-CONDITIONING AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 24. Etoctrkml Barvlci 3 Complete Rooms tor FRIGIDAIRE Saws A Service O. H. HIGH 1799 W 1st SL Saatord Ph IA 3-JM3 $ New Homes under con­ Windshield Back Glaaa struction. Pick your colors. PERMANENT SPECIAIA Door Glass Vent Glass 3 bedrooms, range and re ­ $1.30 Complete and a large SERVICE frigerator. $61 a month. No caa of style spray free. Senkarik Glass and Paint eash needed. FA $-$011 Company Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop $1$ Palmetto FA 3-0134 219 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4923 WOMEN ages 21-33. not office work. Apply at Nifty Auto Bath. 2409 French Ave. old for tba price of one. 2 and 3 bedroom, high shady loti. $14,000. See these NEAT INTELLIGENT GIRLS AGE 21-30 W A N T E D , homes before you buy. GOOD WITH FIGURES. M6-4S0I. NO PHONE CALLS. COME TO ORLANDO-SEM1NOLE ROBERT A. WILLIAMS JAI ALAI F R O N T O N . Rosltor HWY. 1702. FERN PARK. Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc, ASK FOR MRS. ARR1ETA FA 3 3931 Atlantic Bank Bklg. Sunland Estates Homes LAWN SERVICE: mowing edging. Satisfaction guar­ anteed. Ph. FA 2-1117 af­ ter 3 p. m. New Suburban home. Just completed, $300 down and move In. Only one, better hurry. C. A Whlddon Sr. Broker, 323-3901. Property i x r n t h o m o s v rn n rc r. PIANO TUNING — Electro a r Scicatlfic, Repatrtag. W L. HARMON Ph. PA 1-4231 paired. Complete Saa-Lanta Apartment, large 1 bedroom apartment!, fur­ nished or unfurnished. 404 in r a m c t s c v r r cocut . K. 14th SL, Sanford. Phone WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES im a a r o ia u n a c trr Approximately 21* acres, with mw r r o a r n t nr 4VB row 322 9334. im n o l r c o ir r r . ISO ft. on river, H mile off c n m x a r wo. txaaa Fura. 2 Bedroom bouse, RL 41 CDWAKD WK1R1CK, Adults. FA 9-7(94. rtalntltf $4,600 Legal Notice f o r Rag and UpboUtty cleaning la your born# rail Mr C ra m , Apopka m 118 Tarpaulin. Hoary, new, aorcr ANNOUNCING Port Sertod used. $10. Valreroal Tow* Specials. We’re eat all day bar $11, a-Day Uaotel Clock Wednesday p reedttof. T e a r 9$. P air 9.41M3 T ina, now beat walk T te n te y to la trtada $S. Antique Rocker* eur sbowreoeM. B a s e s reatond. IN . Kenmore loaded. Slide to $B« •Tank'* Washer $123. CaL Karol* out one of ear "Giant" re r, ocw $10. CW Trans­ package • teals. IMS HRs mit U r with tubes aad cry­ like $4100 l$-ft Lam a Cent* stal $30. a Volume Ency­ asr with IN bp. tobosr* clopedia, recent edition outboard meter, a burner $19. V. Wbeetoaa, Loagwood at $3100. Dent bo toft ea Park. PA a*T$TI. Srd with off brand oqul^ menu Tow won't walk with a t our efficient Carpet a $aoe posh button Erin* Shampooer FREE with pur­ rude at $319. A SpectaeeU chase of Blue Lustre a r catch le our $39$ fiber* shampoo. Carroll's Furni­ glaa Runabout. M ile no ture. error buying a $M Gator Traitor lor $300. Team up with us. wo puy ben ONION PLANTS your way. Night • gurnet Crystal Wax Bermuda Per every Friday. Easy play* U-12.30: 300-1140: S M meats. Robson Epoallag .tote and over per M $2.00 Goods Diamond. Downtown FOB Here. A.M. Prevatt, Sanford. PA 9-NI1. Phone 740-2119, Seville. ......... ............. .............. ............ 57 DODGE 11 Ton Pickup. Automatic. V-8 ___ __ ____ 51 CHEVROLET !j You Pickup QUICK EASY GMAC TERMS 505 PARK AVE. • FA 2-0861 210 E. : Strickland-M orrison — lNCORFOKATED — Kurd • Falcon - Thunderbird • Ford Truck Denier for Seminole County L'ned Cur Lot Acroun from Civic Center SUB E. lat SANFORD FA 2-Uftl PHONE WINTER PARK MI 1-8961 * �r - ; , Sides ' . ' ■ • '• , • _ ■ ■ ■ Standing Rib • • • • Porterhouse Sirloin Cube Full Cut Boneless L Round STEAK CHUCK ROAST 1 < FRESH lb 48c lb 58c Shoul. Round Roai All Meat Slew - • FR YER S Short Ribs of Beef lb 38c Lean Brisket Stew lb 28c Fla Grad* EG8, THIGHS DAD IAXW IU H o u se BREAST (With Rib) W estern Center Cut HENDERSON Y ARGO 14 Ox. Tomato Catsup ARGO Green Beans KANSAS QUERN FLOUR 5 Lbs. 1101,SUM Na. 3 Yi Lb. Ja r LARGE BOX P ’NUT BUTTER ENERGY Soi'lhem No. 2Vi Winter Garden 22 Ox. PEACHES MA-DA 303 TIN Frozen Pies Three Diamond No. 2 SL. PINEAPPLE £ Shurfine No. 303 BARTLETT PEARS APPLE PEACH CHERRY TOMATOES ROUND BOX GORDY SALT STANDARD JOJ POTATOES 303 CAN SHOWBOAT SPAGHETTI GREEN HEAD 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: 4th ST. * SANFORD AVE. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 1100 W. 13th ST. Cabbage^ 5 TENDER STRING or U. S. NO. 1 Pole Beans Potatoes 10 lbs. Limit 4 PR1CE8 GOOD THRU OCT. 21 i or Each �Navy Jets Ordered To Boost Defenses * * * « lO 0* ■ r L A I1Y VEBSBEL ELECTIONS AND SUCH . . Jimmy Crappi will be unopposed la tht city election com* November . . . No one qualified the final day yeaterday . . . In the other race, It will be Earl Higginbotham and Sonny Raborn squaring off . . . Absentee ballots ready at the aupervitor of registra­ tion office . . . 9,14S eligible to vote In the city . . highest ever . . . no rallies planned . . . Last year the Jaycces held one . . changed their minds this time. • • • Diagonal parking on the south side of First St. will go into effect by the first of next month. The hold-up according to City Manager W. E . Know­ les la waiting for the meter heada . . . Won’t bo in until late this month. • • e County Engineer BUI Bush urges residents not to use 29th St. too much . . . Use access roads such as 20th, 27th and Florida Ave. . . . Did you know during the peak periods some 1,000 cars p u s daUy on that stre e t • • • There wUl be a meeting of the former county commis­ sioners accused of illegally spending county funds a cou­ ple of years ago when the ton­ ing regulations were being lushed out. The money spent was for suppers for those working on the project Now the word comes down from Tallahassee that the commis­ sioners must pay back the county for the eating money, and they also must reimburse the county for money spent for an equipment donation to a local charitable insUtution. Total (70 each. • • • By the way, we queried fbr m er County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. on the meeting and he said he was asked to attend. T h e conversation w e n t something like this: Reporter: Mack, what good can come out of the meeting after the attorney general ruled they must pay? Cleveland: I don't know. They just asked me to be at Spcncer’a today and I'll be there. Reporter: Ought to be an interesting meeting. Cleveland: The food Is good. • • • Checking the Sheriffs office today we found out that no one got in last night . . . no one got out. • • « Shrine Bowl actio* tonight ftl DeLend.. . . Sanford vs. DeFund. . . . Should he quite gunie . . . starting 7:30 p. m. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Defense Department said today it ordered • squadron of Navy Phantom II je t fig h ter planes to Key West, Fla* two weeks ago to . bolster the air defenses of th at area against increasing Cuban air strength. The department freely acknowledged the move. Deputy Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatrick ordered the Navy on Oct. 6 to send 12 of the Phantom planes to th e Florida base. The Pentagon believes the Phantom is the fastest fighter plane in the world. It can reach a speed of about 1,600 miles an hour. The je t fighters now stationed in the Florida area are about 90 miles from the nearest point In Cuba. Cuba has been receiving increasing numbers of Russian-built MIG fight* er planes, mostly of an older type. Council Talks More On Wafer At Altamonte. Top Item on the agenda for the Altamonte Springe town council Wednesday night was more on the municipal water system and the start of con­ struction for the Oakland Es­ tates subdivision. R. G. Amlck. president of Amick Construction Co., lac., street builders, was on hand to discuss with the council and Engineer Harold Radcliff of St. Petersburg, the possibility of an early start on laying Use mains and connecting pipe­ work, so be could take ad­ vantage of the good weather. After some discussion U was decided to authorise the street builder to proceed with his preparations and the town would begin the laying of the mains at once. Amick, to save time, will submit a bid and begin the Installation of tbe mains and laterals on the new Ellsworth St., in the subdivis­ ion. Professor Paul Douglass, of the Rollins College Center of PracUcal Polities, was pre­ sent to discuss making a sur­ vey and analysis of, the elty's governmental structure at no etoet to^Aa-tily. Thtf projK—J was approved by jhe council with n unanimous vote. Board Shelves Educational TV GAINESVILLE (UPI) — The Board of Control, here to study university budgets for the coming two years, shelv­ ed for the time being today discussion of expanding edu­ cational television s t the Uni­ versity of South Florida. Tbe members, who were scheduled to start money talks later in the afternoon, said the wanted more time to consider tbe proposal which would add $399,300 to the budget for the next two year*. Earlier plans were for $80,. 000 worth of closed circuit television on the university campus. But p r o p o s e d changes would up the total to $469,300 and provide for a closed circuit system the first year of the biennium and broidast equipment the se­ cond year. Member Frank Buchanan of Miami said the proposal was unexpected on the board's agenda and he suggested It be postponed at least for one Casselberry voter registra day for study. lion itlll under the 900 mark today . . . clerk sayi the of­ fices will be open on Wednes­ Displeased! ROME (UPI) — A Roman day and Friday nlghta of next Catholic editor, Rev. Ralph week In addition to the reg ular Tuesday and Thursday Wlltgen, said today prebites attending the current Ecumen morning hours. leal Council were "displeased’ • • * by press dispatches reporting Sheila, the lion cub, who was raised from birth by Mrs.VAr- council elections "as though nold Hood, superintendent of they were those of a parlia the Sanford Zoo. will cele­ mentary session." brate her second birthday in her ‘'playpen" today. Last year she had a hunk of horsemeat with a big red candle stuck in It, a toy tiger as a gift and a sand pUe la which to play. But she plays a little too rough now. We hope she has many happy returoa of the day. • • • Building permits were Is­ sued by the Casselberry clerk to the tune of 9999 the other day for the construction of )290.ouo worth of grandstand and 10 new b a m at Semin­ ole Raceway. Let's set, now, 10 barns at 90 horses apiece, and . . . Golly, over a thous and horses will be at tbe , track this winter. Thst's a lot of horses, friends, a LOT of bay, too. The Navy planes were from the Norfolk, Va* a n a and placed under operational control of the North American Defense Command. The move coincided with continued official disclosures hsre of Cube’s buildup of mili­ tary strength. The govern­ ment, however, hat Insisted on describing the Cuban buildup aa "defensive.’* Undersecretary of S l a t e George W. Bail told a House committee Oct. 9 th at Rutile planned to send Cuba from 29 to SO advanced type MIGs. He eaid the Castro regime already had on hand 60 elder type MIG jet fighters. In Havana, Algerian Pre­ mier Ahmed Ben Belle joined Fidel Castro Wednesday night in demanding that the United States give up Its big naval base at Guantanamo la Cuba’s south coast. A communique Issued a few hours after Ben Bella left for New York said the two pre­ miers agreed on "the immedi­ ate need for the evacuation of troopa and the dismantling of foreign military base* in other countries, including the naval base a t Guantanamo." In Washington, a State De­ partment spokeaman said ths United States has no intention of giving up the base. SAC Schedules Meet Tonight There will be a special meeting of the board of re­ presentatives of the Seminole Association of Communities tonight at the Rlksha Inn, Fern Park, according to an announcement by organisa­ tion secretary E. H. (Al) Case, Lake Mary. One purpose of the meet­ ing is to discuss with Mrs. Colleen Pope ways In which tho association can assist in bringing the Florida Sym­ phony Orchestra to South Seminole County to give a youth concert, in the spring, for the students of grades 4-6 in the south end schools. Kids, G et Those Yule Them e Entries In Friday midnight is the deadline for children in the first through the sixth grade to enter suggestions for the theme of this years Christ­ mas Parade, Chairman Bob O'Neal emphasized today. The winner will receive a $29 savings bond from tbe Jsycees. Themes for the iast three years have been Christ­ mas Dreams, Christmas Fan­ tasy and An Old-Fashioned Christmas. Blant Kills 3 BACCHUS. Utah (UPI) Three men were killed and II Injured Wednesday In an ex plosion at a Hercules Powder Co. plant that producei rocket motors for the Mlnuteman and Polaris missiles. No New Leads In Two Area Robberies VOL. U W U WEATHER: Mostly fair throat* Friday. High today, 9048. Low totdyht, 7D-78. United Prooi Leased Who Established 1901 THURS. OCTOBER 18. 1982 SANFORD, FLORIDA V A ... Signs BUI NEW YORK (UPI) — Tbe condition of lira . Eleanor Rooeevolt continued "about the some" Wednesday a t Co­ lumbia • Prcebyterian Medical Center. Drop Outs OXFORD, Mlsa. (UPI) — Registrar Robert B. Ellia said Wednesday that more than 131 students had dropped out of tho University of Mississippi sines James Msredlth enrolled Sept. 30. DeGaulle W arns No hew leads have been PARIS (UPI) — President found In the two robberies Charles de Gaulle warned to­ Wednesday nooa of grocery day he will resign a t once if stores and tha attsmpted hold­ the nation votes against him up of a third, according to or gives him a skimpy major­ the Sheriff's office and tbe ity in ths O ct 28 constitutionCity Police. al referendum. The first robbery was pulled at Tlndel'a Country Grocery Into Shape in Lake Monroe, where Mra. GAINESVILLE (UPI) — J . 11. Tlndel was told by ■ Hie State Board o f Control tall, blonde-haired, light-commet hero today to whip into petted young man, bolding a shape a $160 million operat­ gun, to "open that cash draw ing budget and a $99 million er." building program for Florida Mra. Tlndel said she was at tho back of tha store waiting universities in the coming two years. on a little girl when the man came in. Ha waited until the bad finished with the young­ JFK-Red Meets WASHINGTON (U PI) — ster and when she came to the cash register he pointed President Kennedy was meet­ his gun at her and gava the ing lets today with Soviet For­ order to open. eign Minister Andrei Gromyko When ihe opened the drawer for a cold war discusaion ex­ in ihe caih register he reach­ pected to lead to Kennedyed in and took a handful of Khrushchev talks inItha Unit­ bills and change and walked ed States later thla jreur. out to a light blua sedan with ■t an out-of-stata tag and drove Cooperation # off. ABIDJAN, ivory Coaat Re­ Ilia next atop was Wheatpublic (UlT)—Prealdent Falls land's grocery at SR 46 and Houpbouat • Boljmy of the t!*ke Monro* Rd., where he Iv erjt Coast said today that vaa unable to get owner growing economic eooperatien Perry Wheatland out from be­ between hit country and the hind Use meat cooler, and left United States Can only bo of without taking anything. advantage to both. Tha third call for tha ban­ dit was the C. C. Flowers Grocery at 1201 W. First St., Announces Plans where he succeeded In looting WASHINGTON (U PI) — tho cash register of an esti­ The Army said Wednesday that after Jan. 1 It will stop mated $90. Mrs. Tlndel said her loss tending men overaeaa whose was estimated at about $20, enlistments would expire while but tbero was considerably they are abroad. It said the more in the store that the rob­ procedure would save $20 mil­ ber didn’t get. lion a year. U. S. Launches Ranger Rocket CAPE CANAVERAL (U P!) —The United States today launched • camera-equipped Ranger-9 spacecraft on a planned three day flight to the moon. The gold-andchrome plated space probs, representing America's llth moonshot in four years, was rigged up to take the first close-up pic tures of ths moon and to “ crash land" a package of lnstrumcnta on the lunar sur­ face for a month of detailed itudy. A ailvery, ten-story AtlasAgena rocket blasted from tta launching pad at 11:99 A.M. in an attempt to hurl rang­ er-9 away from earth at a speed of 24.900 miles per hour. Scientists said the flight plan called for 799-pound spacecraft to cross the 231,900 mile gap between earth and the moon in about 70 hours. This would put it In the vicinity of the moon about mid day Sunday. Remains Same Plows' North W I L M I N G T O N , N. C. (UPI)—Hurricane Elia plow­ ed iteadily northward in the Atlantic with 90 mile-aa-beur winds today but forecasters said the center of tha storm likely would steer elear of the North Carolina const At U a. zn. Ella was located about 328 miles south of Cape H atteras, N. C , and moving on a north-northwest to north course a t about 8 m-p.h. Thla waa roughly in a Una with the Jutting headland of Cape Hatteras and North Carolina’s oft-battered Outer Banks. Tho weather bureau predicted tha sterm- would gather forward speed and ■tart a gradual turn to the northeast about midnight Tha advisory said "prsssut indications a rt that tha hur­ ricane center will keep o ff­ shore from the North Caro­ lina coast* I t warned, however, the* dua to the large extent o f the storm winds should In­ crease gradually along tho North CaroUna Coast to ­ n ig h t reaching gala force Friday from Nags Hood southward, and possibly gala forca winds are winds af 3964 miles an hour. Tha weather agency said th at tldea generally should be under three feet except on the western and southern shores of Pamlico 8ound, where they may ranga to four feet Friday. Weather • wise residents of the Outer Banka kapt doao THE SEMINOLE COUNTY JUVENILE Coun­ cil, represented by John Angel, (center) re­ ceives a donation of 1180, proceeds from a bene­ fit card purty held at the Mayfair by the two Welcome Wagon groups in the county. At left is Mra. Luther Miles, president of the South Semi­ nole Welcome Wagon Club and at right, pre­ senting the check Is Mrs. Don Cahill, newly in­ stalled president of the Sanford Welcome Wagon Club. (Herald Photo) G tn is Taxes Hera WASHINGTON (UP!) — Prealdent Kennedy Wednesday aigned a bill dropping an anti subveralva affidavit aa a re­ quirement for teachera and students receiving loans and grants from tha National Sci­ ence Foundation or tha Na­ tional Defense Educstion Act. M ay H it $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 New Record 3,000,000 boxes here, Th« c o m m i s s i o n said Wednesday It would collect ■n intimated $12,890,000 on the predicted record crop. Thle, combined with a carry­ over fund of $2,328,434, will give the commission $16,218,434 with which to carry out its operations for tbe season. The majority of tho money, ■bout 90 per eent, will go into advertising and promo­ tional programs to move the record crop, estimated at 118.7 million boxes of or. ■ngea and 37.6 million boxes of grapefruit. Tha commission said It es­ timated its expenses for the ■esson will bo $|.1.80.\000, leaving a carry-over fer next year of $2,003,000 a t the end of the fiscal year, June 30, 1903. Benton A Bowles Advertis­ ing Agency of New Ytrk was given approval te carry out its full advertising pro­ gram on oranges. The com­ mission had earlier given ap­ proval for tha first three months of tho program. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The 87th Congress set a rec­ ord for talking, its members filled 42,496 pages of the Con gresaional Reconi during their two sessions, topping the mark of 36,959 pages set by tha 86th Congress. Tha Senate out-talked the House 26,489 pages to 10,037, Nobel Awards S T O C K H O L M . Swaden (UPI)—An American and two llritlah scientists won tha 1902 Nobel I’rixe for physiology or msdlclne today. The Nobel committee of the Stockholm Caroline institute gave the $60,043 award to U. S. scient­ ist Jamea Dewey Wataon and to British scientists Francis Harry C. Crick and Maurice Hugh Frederick Wilkins. Newspaper Week Mayor Honors Herald The Herald today wax called a “prime reason” for the progress of Sanford by Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps as he issued a proclamation honoring the local newspaper dur­ ing National Newspaper Week. In the proclamation, Crapps said “the Herald keeps the public informed of government a^ivities to stimu­ late tha interest and participation Ella and has cooperated to the utmost to inform and aid the people during times of emergency. “The Herald has been a prime reason for the progress and interest of our community and I urge the residents of this community to ob­ serve this special week and to recognize tha important role this paper plays in the everyday life of all of us,H Crapps added. Of the $13 million expected to be collected in taxes by the Florida Citrus Commission from grow­ ers on this year’s crop, Seminole County citrus men will contribute over $150,000, according to County Agricultural Agent Cecil Tucker, who said today the estimated crop now on the trees will run over .... watch on Ella, hat didn't loti Is very rough, hot we*r* gm ths storm Intarfero with the I tng ahead with our surf Hate area's annual fall surf flah. lag contest today a* planted,* lag wettest said Aycock Brown af tha "Tha winds are up to SI Dade County tsarist mfles per hour now, the surf | this nwraiag a t Masts* * ★ ★ ★ Bridge .............. Page 7 Clasiified Page 10 A 11 Comice ----------- Page 10 Dear Abby ___ page 7 Editorial ....... Page 4 Entertainment _ Page 7 Pussle _______ Page 10 Society Page I A 0 Sport* ----------- Page 6 i e e e H » « e e n e » « » M M M M i e i e i e e i e e ee< Address Moil to E. C. Harper. Jr., C/VChnmber of Com­ merce. ★ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Tha pilot of a hup. ricana hunter aircraft which ju st returned from a 10-hour flight in the eye of hurricane Ella d«a-cribed the storm today aa “big and of tremendous potential." Cdr. R. E. Blalock said his Constellation air. craft entered Ella about 2 t.m . when the storm was lo­ cated 390 miles off 8L Augustins. "The storm has a terrific wind field, something like 800 miles of winds to gala foree," ha said. "Tha eurfaca of tha wind aya however le ■mall, poasibly five mllea scroll, aa compared to tha separated cloud eye a left which Is 10-100 miles across." Blalack said that the Connie was guided into the dark storm by radar and stayed high In the ays until dawn. A t early light the plane dropped to check the sea sur­ face. He said there was a lot of moisture within tha storm, but It w u spread out rather than concentrated In on* area, There are now four hurri­ cane hunter pianos working oftt of Naval A ir Button Jacksonville keeping n roundtha elock watch on Ella. Bla. lack's flight wsa tha fifth •inco Ella was designated a potentially dangerous hurri cane. Fire V olunteers To Sponsor Film On Survival Lake Mary Volunteer Fire­ men will sponsor a public meeting at 8 p. m. today in the Fire Hall for the show­ ing of the new color Civil Defense Him, "Florida's Ope ration Survival.* Seminole County Defense Director A. B. Peterson Sr., or a representative from his department, will be on hand to dlacuu the film and the possibility of forming n dis­ aster team to serve the com munlty and surrounding srcaa. Interested persons of Lake Mary and of the Immediate aurroundiag areas which are served by the Fire Dept, are urged to attend the meeting. VAH-7 Sets Dace For United Fund Arthur Beckwith Jr., Cam* pilga Chairman for the Unit, ed Fund, eaid today that VAH7, under the leadership of Ledr. Tom Covlll has al­ ready gone over the top In th e . United Fund contributions. VAH-7 men have given 197 percent of quota, Lcdr. Covlll reports, with mor* pledges i till coming la. "Thle Navy Squadron has set i fine, exatfpte for lht*whd*i community," Beckwith eaid. "Our hate are aft to them." Other early returns t o p the Advance Gifts Division,'under the chslrnuntblp of Randall Chase show n $800 donation from Chase and Company; $600 from the Florida Slat* Bank and 8390 from the Flor­ ida Power and Light ComP«ny. Chase reported that tech of these gifts was substantially increased over last year's contributions. Kickoff luncheon for tho United Fuad drive will be held Tuesday at the Civle Center at noon and the campaign will run from Oct. 21 to Nor. L Interstate 4 Project Nears Construction of a $1,690,464 segment of Interstate Route 4 in south Seminole County is expected to be started by Nov. 1, tho State Road De> partment announced today. A. Max Brewer of Titus­ ville, Road Board member for District Five, oald the Dull State NEW YORK (U PI) - The 6.9 mile project will extend from the Interchange at State stock market returned to dull itata as Issues backed Road 48 south to a point and filled narrowly in early northwest of Longwood M ar trading today. Grace Lake. TIRES - TIR E S THAT'S ALL WE KNOWI 33 YEARS EXPERIENCE CECIL TUCKER Crop Estimate Herald Index ★ T remendous Pilot Says TIRES - RETAIL SALESMANSHIP COURSE I plun to attend the Rutuil Salesmanship Course. Enclosed is my check for $3 for regis­ tration. payable to the Downtown Merchants Asan., Sunford, Florida. N unte NO. 584 • • • • • • • • • HIGH QUALITY TIRES AT FAIR PRICES. EASY TIME PAYMENTS NO CARRYING CHARGES FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT ON - THE - CAR WHEEL BALANCING WE SPECIALIZE IN TIRES FOR FOREIGN CARS SALES - SERVICE A BALANCING WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS McRoberts TIRE SUPPLY, INC. 409 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD FA 1-0651 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1962 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 17, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 17, 1962. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 17, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e6d553dbd24015cc6de0044293220804.pdf 5eff96b653f3dd47f0deae7294f8785f PDF Text Text B H IT S TRUK THAT “ A Pwttjr Girt la Uka » tody," than thaaa nino pretty girls, who maka tha Tripia Trio of tha Saminola High School ft Club might ba tha notaa on a faw ban of ratty melody. From loft in back a n Sharon las, Joty Buntsa, Barbara Bubr, Patty Glann baa—Twyiana Alban and Linda Hunt In front is D o o m Board and bthind htr art B a r * bans flrihai and L y u McCord, Aeeoapaniat Pam Jonaa waa abeent Several of thass young Udiaa will alng ados or duata la tha forthcoming production of HMaet Ma At tha Fair," alatad for Oct 80th. (Herald Photo) -F L T AWAY, KENTUCKY BABB, FL-L*Y»Y*Y Awag* — Tha Saminola High 8chool Glea Club Boys Doable Quartet practices an old favorite while being photographed, aa a favor to the Data Duncan, Paul Harria, Kenneth Johnson, Bill Brown, Charles Rabun and Gena Bullard. This group will ba a part of tha production. "Meet Ma At the Fair” scheduled for Oct 80th In the school auditorium. A minstrel show will ba featured as a part of the entertainment ' (Herald Photo) Blue Bonnet Margarine OCTOBER 1 Lb. P it* “ Meet H e At The r a lr ," their presentation o f " M a n ' the forthcoming variety dtow m y ", a U A1 JoUon. productioa dated by the Seminole High Schoel Glee Club will be the first big ■how o f the year, under the direction of M1m Ollle Reeee Whittle. Part o f tho offering will feature a UinUtrel Show, with Raymond Dennett itarrlag as Sir. Interlocutor. In addition, Earl Black and Theroa Pally will ba the song-and-danca men wlUi in t h is c i n e e r r o m h t . n in t h j ih iic ia i . r in r r iT o r FLOMltlA in a i d r a n NKWivoi.n r m * T V . < H iv r r .n r vn. i m h M IN K H V A S M ITH W A L T K IM . rieiau ir HAPPY THE DWARF in ao happy, he loves NEW YORK (U P I) — Gary Wood a Junior quarterback from Cornell, has been named Ivy League bock-of-the-week fur directing hie team to an upeet victory laat Saturday over Harvard. He completed eight o f IS paseea for U S yarda. Including one touch­ down toaa. e v e r y body, including Snow White, but 6 Pack I I J B f ik d Carton GENUINE PORD W ins Honors Legal Notice , A ipecialty number on ikatea, to the musle o f tho CboraUers singing "Snow, Snow, Beautiful Snow" will be perform ed by Tom and Sbeala B est Many other eld favorites, and hit Broadway tunee will be sung by the soloists, duets, Triple Trio, Double Quartet, Chorallcrs and Mix­ ed Ensemble with several surprise specialties slated for revelation. SP A R K PLUGS GENUINE FORD A LU M IN U M M UFFLERS Nescafe instant Coffee 1940-51 FORDS he juat can’t bear to see n'U" riuriua, in v.nan« c t r r , for Iilvnrvo ami ni h .r ra ll,f tha ,h n rt IHI# of a. Id aotlnn h -ln « M I N K H V A S M IT H \\ Al.TtULH. Plaintiff vs. C IIK H T K U R K Itl W A I.T K lia , J i t . Dafandant, thaaa praaaata ara la caua. sail raq u lr. you to Ilia your wrtttan ilar«a,aa [f anr. to tha Com­ plaint flltd h ,r«ln . and to ■arva a copy tharaof upon V la ln lltra alto rnaf on ar ba­ tata lha Ifth day af Nnvambar, A . U I9S1, atharwlaa a Dacraa l*ro C oatauo w ill ba aatarad aaalnat yon aad lha cauaa procaad az part*. W ITN K M my band and a lftalal aaal at Sanford. R-m l. aola County. riarlda, Ibla llth day nt Oclobar, A . D. IMS. (■KALI A n h n r II. lla<-kwlth. Jr. Clark o l lha Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit at Snow White in the famous fairy tale being presented on skstes at Mclodee Skate Rink, Oct. 22 fo r tho bene­ fit o f the Little Red Schoolhouse. SHOCK e Carpal # TUa And Get E xtra Gilt Edge Stamps GENUINE FORD Sweet Potatoes OIL FILTERS r • 62 Ford A Falcon D. C. Florida Pears ABSORBERS Golden Ripe Uyt Margarat K. Tyra, Sanford, Heads Fresh - Crisp GENUINE FORD Florida Gordon V. Fradarlak A tlo rn .y for I’lalnttff K O. Uoa I l i a l v l -141 North I’ ark A t ,n o . Lettuce 195241 FORDS whut happens to poor EACH Gilt Edge Stamps With this Coupon and a 52.00 or j£mjia^| more purchase of Spar Gaa or Oil — Expiree October IS. M .lt New Crop * 54 • 56 FORD BACH M M BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. Corner ' - . 10th and French STRICKLANDMORRISON, INC. QUANTITY RIGHTS SOS E, 1st ST. RESERVED PH. FA 2-1481 & PARK PRICES GOOD THRU W ED, OCTOBER IT �If ---------------------- r ~ ------------------r v - £ v • , -v- .1 •w . — l U A - •• • . .4 — * 1 ; V. ‘ V Cordell Killed In Viet ^ r n tfu r b C 1 © C* * * * By Larry Yi Th* death « f Terry Cordell WEATHER: Cloudy through Wednesday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 60-85. kite ua lik* a solid aock la the stom ach . . . He waa a tribute VOL. to this commuaity sad tha •»tire aa tk a . * # 0 ■ County Attorney Harold Johnson has baoa a*k*d to so* what steps eaa b * takes to m ak* th* previous Coun­ ty Commission pay fo r those ■teak dinners ia 1*3* fo r th* aonlag board. State auditor backed up tor tho Attorney General said it w as an im­ proper expenditure . . .Tb* latest word •is that* Vernon Dunn paid his 130. Nothing from th* other four as y e t s o * The 38-year-old arm y sol­ dier eras killed in the hills o f Viet Nam w orking as a target spotter during a com bat * por­ tion. Th* observation piano w as f l y i n g n e e u u lM M f o r troop* o f th « Sooth Vietnam­ ese 23rd Division in op*ration* (gainst the Viet Cong in tho mountains north o f Bsam othnot Capt. Cordell was th* aon o f Mr. and M rs. J. D. Cordell o f this city. • Other survivors a rt a w ife, Sos and daughter Judith also o f Sanford, C apt Cordell had been s o r t­ • Had a chat with Principal Christy Harp, at South Semi­ nole School, in Casselberry this a. m ., and he saya work la progressing on th* Youth Concert which is being or ganiied for the south end children. If you can help In any way ht'd like a call Hopes to get civic organixa lions, Industry, financial In stitulions etc etc., backing th* <600 venture. • • • UPW Circle* of Lake Mary’ s Community Presby terian Church will be having their annual supper and bt' xaar at the church this Saturday afternoon from 4 'til • . . . supper will be turkey with all the trimmings and there'll also be a fine chance to get some of that advance gift shopping done. • • • The Longwood Area Cham ber o f Commerce aoon will be mailing out information cards for residents to fill out as a first step towards com ­ piling a city directory . . . suggest this also might be a good project for the Lake Mary C o f C. A local doctor has put up the money to purchase a number of <3 memberships in tho Sanford Entertainment Association for high school students who would not otherwiao be able to attend. The r tn e concert series Is one o f L.a few cultural activities *svails bio to tho commuaity. Justment, and therefor* re­ quested the rescission o f the action rescinding the vari­ ance that had been granted previously. One Killed NEW DELHI (U P I) - One Communist Chines* soldier was kilted today la a new Sino-Indlan clash along the disputed border o f tho two countries, it was officially announced. Small MEMBERS OF TH E PRESS were speclnl guests a t a preview showing o f Florida Care o f Orlando Monday, the new retirement and nursing care home established hy J. Brailey Odham at 830 Michigan Ave. Members o f the fourth estate, including radio, television and newspapers from all over Central Florida were shown through the beautiful establishment and were guests at a cocktail party and bu ffet dinner. Shown here in fron t o f the fireplace in one o f the formal living rooms are from right, Mr. and Mrs. Brailey Odham and Mr. and Mrs. W alter Glelow, o f Sanford. (Herald Photo) Matter Of Weeds' WASiUNGTON (U P I) The 1983 cotton crop will be grown on the sm allest acre­ age in history unless Con­ gress approves a cotton pro­ gram permitting larger land use. NAS To Benefit From Projects The Sanford Naval Air Sts lion wlU benefit from a multi million doUar construction project planned by the Navy during the 1963 fiscal year, the Carolina* branch of the Associated General Contracfora o f America AGC was told Monday in Boca Raton. Rear Adin. Peter Corrsdl, chief of the Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks, said Mon­ day that the biggest spending during the 1963 fiscal year, 117.6 million, would be in Vir­ ginia. Construction a m o u n t s in other Southern states, he said, are: South Carolina, $13.9 mil­ lion: Florida, $02 million; Tennessee, $1.9 million; Geor­ gia, $620,000; North Carolina, $362,000, and Mississippi, $274,000. He said $16.2 million in offshore projects were planned for the Southeast. missions, said In a Voice of Am erica Interview that shift­ ing from the NASA-favored technique for a lunar voyage to another method would cause a one-to-two-year delay in reaching the moon. The in­ terview was recorded for overseas broadcast. President Kennedy has> an­ nounced the goal o f * caching the moon by 1970. NASA Di­ rector Jamea E. Webb be­ lieves it can be done by 1968. The Lunar orbit rendezvous method, which Low called “ cheapest, quickest and most reliable," Involves dispatching the expedition in an Apollo spacecraft boosted by a Sa­ turn rocket with 7.5 million pounds o f thrust. This com ­ pares with 360,000 pounds o f thrust in the Atlas rocket, which puts Mercury capsules in orbit. ____ go The Apollo craft would j |„|„ orhit around the moon. Tt , would detach n “ lunar excura|-------------------------------------------- -— D . J ll rH 16 D O W I j I - L a * . k lAul I IC Iv C T S IN O W On Sale Advance tickets to the an­ nual Shrins Bowl ars now arailabl* at lo.-al drugstores or from any Junior V a n ity Cheerleader, fo r the fe m e to be played bstwesn th* DsLand Bulldogs and Scminols Junior Varsity, Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at Municipal 8tadiura In DeLand. A motorcade will form at 6 p. m. at the high school to dec­ orate r a n , leaving at 6:30 p. nt. Shrlnrrn will present a trophy to the winning team. No Bull Ho* anyone *ern a white-faced Hereford bull calf in the vicinity o f Hidden Lake? The six-months old cslf, a valuable, regis­ tered animal was purchased from rancher Earl Higginbotham Monday oy John Carver, a mem­ ber o f the Seminole High School Future Farm­ ers, and escaped sometime lalrir from the Fu­ ture Farmers livestock pen behind the school. Anyone seeing the calf is asked to notify the S h e riffs office. It was pointed out by rtpre- should b * argued oa the segtaUves o f the city o f Mait­ its with Murasho holding that the m atter w as la order. T o land that there had been a settle the question the goat* series of differences between mission recessed for ten min­ th* city and Uw realty com­ utes and ca m * back with the pany which Involved the Utle decision that th* m erit argu­ to Uw property In th* south ment was not in order. end, which had been acquired It w as concluded b y Gen. from Uw county school board 0 . X . Yost, o f English E s­ for Uw sit* o( tb* disposal tates, that th* Board o f Ad* plant, but that the differences Juatmcnt bad acted Illegally in perm ission had been ironed out and the rescinding the two partial were willing end previously ' granted to ,th * and th* ready to proceed with the coo- Maitland council Clayton Realty Co., and that 1m iction. A discussion developed as tho cancellation o f th* varte to whether « r not the ease anco should stand. Atty. William Hntchison, attorney for the Board o f Ad­ justment, pointed out that th* action o f th* board w as only to present a situation w b«r* agreement had to be reached between the parties building the disposal plant, and that objective had been achieved by forcing the hands o f the Maitland council and Uw real­ ty com pany. Now that has been accom ­ plished, said Hutchison, Uw board w as willing that their action bo reversed and con­ struction bo ailowod to pro- No Comment WASHINGTON (U P I) Sen. Mike Mansfield (DM ont.), decilnod to say to­ d a y ’ w hether he would seek or accept re-election as Sen­ ate Democratic leader when Congress meets In January. Against Bill WASHINGTON. (U P I) - A space administration official said today a final government decision is expected “ in a few days or weeks'* oa the best w ay to get the first Am erican to the moon. He predicted acceptance of the lunar orbit rendezvous technique which the National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ ministration (NASA) adopted last July, only to find Itself currently in a controversy with Influential While House advisers. George M. Low, NASA di­ rector of spacecraft and flight SANFORD* FLORIDA NO. 662 Board Reverses Plant Ruling; Court Next Step? MOSCOW (U P !) - H ie So­ viet Union, aw aro o f Presi­ dent Kennedy’s challenge to a raee to tho m oon, today began ■ six-weok period of test-firing new s p a n rockkets into the Pacific Ocean. * Civil Service Board wil meet in special session Wed .n etd a y night to certify that Lieutenant exam fo r the police department. Six took the lest and six passed • • • Established 1908 TUBS., OCTOBER 18, 1962 Challenge They’ re laying pipe on 23th St. today. Bids on rem odeling tax assessor's Mary Earl* Walk er'a office will be opened next Tuesday . . . Double the space, says Bob Brown. • • • W in NASHVILLE. T en s. (U P I) — Jaternatkmal Teamsters Unloa President James R. H offs will go o a trial here O c t 23 oa eb srfea o f an alleged $1 million conspiracy. Mil wee also dented any re­ ports that the school would put up Its own stadium. • • • A pair o f gentlemen sup­ porting Hevey for Congress plastered signs over a few public buildings yesterday and ended up In ja il under R200 bond each . . . Y ou just can’ t put up potters on pub­ lic buildings gentlemen. • • • Lensed On Trial • We asked City M anager W E . Knowles about that meet­ ing with the Hunt people yesterday and Pete said some investment builders were ia town to discuss putting up som e buildings and tearing them. “ They were noo-com mittal however,'' Knowles added. • • • Pm i Quickie. Move A CONVERSATION WITH SUPT. OF SCHOOLS B . T. MILWEE. Reporter: Last y e a r 1 sat in this office and you said bleachers would be added at Municipal Stadium to taka care o f the fans fo r this season. M ilwec: Well, M r. Brack­ en said crowds would not be aa large this year. Reporter: Have Y O U aver been to any games? Mil wee: No. * * * The Clerk's, Tax Assessor, and Tax Collector's office w ill be d osed for an hour tom orrow for Biddy Burdick's funeraL * * * United nm A Civic Center should b * iivsly tonight . . . Doyla Conner speaks btiw with dinner set for 6*30 p.m . . . . F arm B u r eau sponsoring Uw e v e n t • IS ing in Viet Nam a s part o f tho green beret ou tfit noted fo r its highly trained and partic­ ularly skilled men o f the na­ tion's “ Cold W ar A rm y." C a p t Cordell served aa studsa t body president o f Semin­ ole High School from which he graduated la IMS. He attended th* Citadel in Charleston, 8. JUAREZ, M exico (U P I) C* where ho w as enrolled in Blonds setrsas I s a s Turner aa ROTC course and graduat­ got s "quickie” divorce Mon­ ed tn 1M7. day from hay Bfth husband, West Coast (pegtsm sn Fred M ay. ~ MIAMI (U P I) Dade County lawyers voted 83-33 ion module,” sometimes call against the proposed 48-sen­ ator, 135-rcprescntative legl* ed a “ bug,” which would take latlve reapportionment plan tho expedition down to the Monday after hearing a pro moon’a surface. When the ex and con debate on Die plan. pioring waa dune, the “ bug1 would leave the moon and ren dezvous with the still-orbiting MONTREAT, S. C. (U P !) Apollo for the return to earth —The pastor o f a Boston church told a Protestant “ summit meeting” here Mon day night that the movement for unity among many protco u n ts "would ultimately lead to Rome.” A LLE N FORW ARD, FOREST CITY, BEING PRESENTED with a gold membership card In the Florida Citrus Mutual, in recognition o f his elec­ tion to chairman o( the county council. Making the presentation is Robert W . Rutledge, executive vice president. On Forward's left are Dale Carleton, director o f grower relations and Robert Penrson, Orlando field repre( Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ )aratn Planned Summit Meet M utual Names Local Chairman Allen Forward, Forest City grove manager, waa elected chairm an o f th* Seminole County Citrus Mutual Growc r ’ i Council at a treating of th* group Monday afternoon at tha County Agricultural WASHINGTON (U PI) — Agent’s offica. The U. S. Supreme Court will Form er chairman, Leslie wait to hear from the Dade Bryant, Altamonte Springs, County School Board before was named vie* chairm an ami deciding whether to Include Jack Sym e, Goldcnrod, was Issues from Florida in Us elected secretary. examination o f religion in Th* purpose of the meeting public schools. Jobless Pay Down For Local Office Waiting To Hear A decrease for September o f $2,350 in unemployment bene­ fit* paid out by th* Sanford offle* o f th* Stats Employ­ ment service wee reported to­ day b y the Industrial Commis­ s io n in Talluhusse*. Ths total drop for tha month o f Sspteniber was reported at $022,982. Other offices reporting de­ creases and th* amount o f de­ crease were: Miami, $271,309; Winter Ha­ ven, $36,160; Tam oa, $38,603; West Palm Beach, $28,834; Hollywood, $24,411; Orlando, $23,738; St. Petersburg, $19,483; Fort Lauderdale, $15,341; Jacksonville, $12,338; Palatka, $11,639; Marianna, $9,702; Clearwater. $8,333; Gaines­ ville, $8,238; Cocoa. $8,138; Leesburg, $8,140; Pensacola, $7,392; Tallahassee, $6 ,388 ; Fort Walton Beach, $6,432; lakeland, $6,381; Ball* Glade, $22)27; Daytona Beach, *2,310; Sanford, $2,350; Mel bourne, $22178; Lake City, $985; Fort Myers, $561, and Key West, $439. All-Out CAPE CANAVERAL (U P I) —U. S. space scientists, work ing under an ever-tightening time restriction, pushed an "all-out drive” today to get a 733-pound probe ready for a shot at the moon Wednes­ day. Castro Talks NEW YORK (U PI) - Al­ gerian Premier Ahmed Uen Bella flew to Havana today for talks with Cuban Premier Fidei Castro amid indications he would play down the poll deal significance of his con troversial trip. United Front MONTECARLO, Monaco (U P I)— The people o f Mon aco united bchlod Prince Rainier and Princess Grace today to stave off the cates trophe that this tiny Riviera By Jan* Casselberry principality might lose out Ths Casselberry Chamber o f at a tax-free paradise be­ Commerce, meeting today at cause of a diplomatic fight 7:30 p. m. In the Town Hall, with France. will hear a nominating com mittce’s report for a slate o f permanent officers. T bs second quarterly board Also on th* agenda will be the Seminole discussion o f amending the meeting o f charter and changing th* asm* County TB and Health A sen. o f the organisation in ordsr w ill be held at 8 p. m. today th* Seminol* County that other business** In areas in south o f Casaeibtrry can be Health Department at 900 S. rsprtssntcd. Franck Ava. Casselberry C Of C To Meet TB Assn. Meet Destroy Space Bomb In Flight HONOLULU (U P I) - The United States waa batting one for-five today in its e f­ forts to explode a rocketborne, high-altitude nuclear device over Johnston Island in the Pacific. Joint Task Force S. which touched off a spectacular magaton blast 230 miles above the Island on July g after three failures, waa forced to deliberately destroy Us fifth effort Monday night. The Tbor rocket and its low yield device waa blown lo bits without causing a nu­ clear blast Just minutes af­ ter it lifted off the pad at 9:13 p.m ., (3:13 a . m.. EDT today). Herald Index Bridge ......... Pag* 2 Cla*iifled ____ Pag# 9 Comics ....... Pag* 8 Dear A b b y ______ Pag# 2 Editorial ------ , Pag* A Entertainment .... Pag* 2 L e g a l * __Paga 7-8 A 8 Puixlo ----- Pag* T Society - '-*j •'*< Paga 8 Sport* ---------------- . Paga 4 was to acquaint the growers with the program and pur­ pose* o f the Florida Citrus Mutual, and the principal fea­ ture of the afternoon was a slide lecture by Dale Carleton, Wauchula, Director of Grower Relations, for the statewide organlzallrn. the added advertising needed to sell the 20 per cent increase In tho crop. Carlcton pointed 'out five must Items on the current program of the Citrus Mutual: 1) Improved quality o f pro­ duct, 2) New market research, 3) Reserve advertising fund, Carlcton pointed out that 4) Price stability and 3) Hard with a potential crop of 118.7 sell advertising. million boxes o f oranges on Following Carlcton, Robert the trees, the Mutual will have W. Rutledge, executive vice to sell s o additional 20 per­ president and general man­ cent of both fresh fruit and ager of the Mutual, spoke concentrate, it Is mandatory briefly and pointed out that that an advertising reserve be the day is coming when most built up for additional adver­ o f the orange crop Jn Florida tising spending when the mar­ will go into a powder form ket slumps. which is now being developed. He said there waa new life lie declared U would make being pumped into the adver­ shipping easier and Increase tising campaign, and pointed imports, and also be more at­ out that the grow ers had vol­ tractive to the housewife be­ untarily taxed themselves cause of Rs ease o f handling five cents a box to finance and domestic storage. MIAMI (VM )—Tropica! ■term Ells grew toward hurricane proportions today and pointed 83 mil* na hour winds toward tb* aouthooatora coast. M IAM I (U P I) — Tropical storm Ella, a huge aquallj area in th* Atlantic, waa stall* *d nearly 500 mile* a t tea •arly today but weathermen expected her to lurch north* westward toward th* southeastern seaboard, Elia packed highest wlnda o f 45 miles aa hour. They were flu ng outward soma 330 miles to tb* north o f th* storm ’s renter. Tha W eather Bureau said Ella should intensify soma durIng tha day befora starting to move again aa a high pressure area slipped out o f her way to th* north. Wlnda should freshen clos* to th* U. S. south Atlantia coast late today, tha Weather Uureau said. Tha Weather Bureau said at 5 a. nt. EST that Ella “ haa remained nearly stationary’* fo r several hours. It centerad tho storm near latituda 25.5 north, longitude 72.0 west, or about SOU statuta miles east o f MiamL Sales Course Program Nears The University of Florida versity o f Florida College o f ed by tha Downtown Mer­ Business Administration. chants Association in coopar. “ Dr. Goodwin has a most ation with th* Seminol* Coun­ Ralesmanship, which ia sched­ unique and interesting way o f ty C o f C and tha City uf San­ uled for Oct. 23, 21 end 25 at presenting his subject, and wa ford. Course leader will be the Civic Renter, should be o f are sure that all who partici­ John T. Branch Jr. o f the U. particular Interest to all sales pate will thoroughly enjoy tho o f F. personnel and those who work course, as well ae learning Refreshment* will be served in selling end promotion, E. C. valuable points to help them­ ut a coffee break during each Harper Jr. said today. selves or their business,’’ Har­ meeting through tho courtesy Harper urged that all sales per said. u f the Florid* 1'ower and personnel, store proprietors Tha cours* ia being sponsor­ Light Co. and msnagsra from Seminol* County as well as those in RETAIL SALESMANSHIP COURSE downtown Sanford take ad­ vantage o f tha good selling I plan to attend the Retail Salesmanship points to be learned from this Course. Enclosed 1* my check fur $3 for regis­ course. tration, payable tu the Downtown Merchants The classes w ill run from Assn., Sanford, Florida. 7:3U to 10 p . r i . fur three Name .... nights, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and will include Address film s as well aa lectures and talks by th* well-known Dr. Mail to E. C. Harper, Jr., c / o Chamber o f Com­ Fran^ Goodwin, from th* Uni­ merce. extension course in R e t a i l �II «w d I W an ri*U if 1 vast «hro«h mitk m f h w ? _____ _ A D A U G B TB D E A K D A U G H T E R : Tha thought is t«tt aaaat, Boosy, bat it is aot proper far a clone reiative ta pha a abowar. Why don’t yon dinc m it mtm poor M atte's doaaet M y fftaai? Too could be the -In­ spiration” and let her be the npoo- s h o u ld in c l u d e h im "undurstaadtag." Include him risk s lic e s ting you r dsughtsr. a a or a DEAR ABBY: 1 sm 17. my little sister is 12, snd my mother is going to have s baby around Christmas. Mother is 41 snd she has never bed n baby shower given for tor. f know she would like one. I would Uke Vo surprise her with a beby sbnssr bat am not sure whether H would be proper because of her age. Mether has lots of friends, end one net dost one who could help me with the Plena. I hare my own money saved up for refreshmanta. Do you think DEAB A B IT : I out tall you why ONE aomia want through her neighbors’ trash. Years ago. when two of my mother's plamp bens were miming, she want through tha neighbor's trash until aha found the feathers from one Bhode Island Bad and one bind: and whit* Dohfnocker srartly what she’d lost. Mother want to tbs door and knocked. She could smell her chickens cooking, but nobody answered! She never did confront the t wo kggad skunk who stale them, but she knew who tbs thief was. TRASH INSPECTOR’S DAUGHTER CONFIDENTIAL TO P A U L t W <»> Keyhole O f WfeitlMB lit* (U Walter Creators — Wav* 74# (St Laramie (•> StftkaU PUIes i t ) Can tat tm «•> Liard artieaa I M » •J# «| Xmplre III Rad Skaltaa Hoar (I I lU w ailes n r* IlM |0| Ue.k M M f UhmW (»> Oaieeeheklee C*l Die* Pew .tl l i t * i«iM (Si uarrr Mavra Shaw M e t (•> As Caaaar I m i It —) “H a n u r Reporting (S t l : M <Jt N,w iee »» (S) Cfeaaaal l (•) ABC n a a l Report H its (Si MW-rta. rta a l s c a a For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lowly Wadding." sand M cants to ABBY. Box SMS, Beverly HUM, rwH»- By Oswald Jacoby Jack's name has appeared is this column w r u n l tim es, but this story to shout J1Q, who played with Jim C suley o f Pittsburgh in the m gtoaal tournament at AkroS. JlD’e m spado opontog and thru# hoarta rabid were mars o r loss automatic, bat when Jim inritsd s slam with bis fou r club bid. Jill had a problem. There w as no point asking lo r aces. I f South showed one sea Jill would bo looking at two losin g ‘tt— - H - . so CfVfTANS launch a candy —fling project, just In thus for Trick or Treat giving, with proceeds going to n number of charitable organizations who r e c e iv e support from Clvitans. Project Chairman Chariaa Kampf, left, sails tha Drat bag to Mrs. Joan Ullora, as Ciritan Gyda Long ooliacta the money. (Herald Photo) want to fo u r clubs and con­ tinued to six a fter Jill’s fto e heart bid. 1 was tb s unfortunate East. 1 race! red a nice round seru ns tha m u l t o f tbs (tom bid. I object to being fixed that <*> C a m o u fU f, w ay as a m atter at principle, 11:41 <t> Outeias Light UlM III MIS-Der Report but 1 admire a workmanlike 11lie ( 1 ) n e Sews Beset* Job such as theirs. I t) Tbe Bis Parart 4 0 MlS-Fla. Repart (Os Jh s Woman: By u H. R. Pope Ok, Inc. Fag The rtoasi Tsar Areuad Wo athe f CocuiiUoaor ffooEJM fe to _ B«rrl<e BOO & P irk A M . FA S-4ZS4 Sanford Bidcock Furniture Associate Store L. C. 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Sanford FA 2-*3tl den Club b*ld its f l n t meeting *original founder* o f tha G ar­ den Club. o f the year last Thursday. A . I . Merrill gars gardening Tha toasting w as preceded , hlghligbta for October aad with one o f the famous buffet (early November, saying to ■uppers. Heading tha supper plant rye grass now sa d that committee was chairmen, Mr. leurae bow need fall feedin g and Mrs. Edward K e l s e y . with something high to potash Herein,; with them was Mr. and low In nitrate. Home •nd Mrs. James Spencer, Mr. citrus should be fertilised and Mrs. Curtis Jones, Mr. new, he sis# advised, adding snd Mr*. W. R. Waggoner, that i f you spray your plants Mr. snd Mrs. Leslls Bryan with oil or mslthioo, do it im ­ snd J. C. Boude. mediately tinea If you spray A fter s short business meet­ too late to tha tsaaon a frost ing, the members wets enter* will freest the coating and Ulnsd by Mrs. K . A . Juths damage the plants. who held the audience fascin­ Water asaaliaa heavily aad ated tolling o f the wonderful apply no ftrtllistr, ho said, trip she snd Mr. Juths took pointing out ta fertilise poinfrom New Y ork to Iceland •ettsn lightly until mid N o­ then nurUiarst to Hammer- vember but not to trim. feat, Norway, the northernPlant annual new and divide moat city to tha world. day Uliea and amarillas, ha Tha traveled on the S 4 . concluded. Argentina o f the McCormick Line* from Hammerfest down the coast o f Norway. Many in -' Wresting Incidents ware relat­ ed and they found tha flow er*, v j » v » i i r\ f were breathtaking due to tbs 141 U ( I N T M l U M t f f t hours of dsyllght to the "Land o f tha Midnight hum" | Eads Taaite - 7 4 * P. M. Dos T o Length o f -L o lit a " They were greeted w arm ly, Only First Half Will Be Ra­ in dilferant countries by band pes lad O b *eeead Show . . . concarts, dancers, eta. Pictures Van Mast Coma By * 4 0 T o were shews o f many historic Baa Coai (lata Skew 1 ! 1 ^LOLITA" sites and natives in colorful costumes and tha abdience fo l­ James Maaoa • Baa Lyons Cb-Featuro lowed the trip by map Into "SEX KITTENS GO Russia wbera the only d iffi­ TO COLLEGE” culty they encountered was Mamie Vsa Daren the language barrier. A fter s THIM IS stay to Leningrad, they trav­ elled en to Germany, Copen­ ADULT ENTERTAINM ENT hagen and, last o f all, to Am aurdam and than heeded home to good old Altom oote Spring*. Am ong business matter* dieReef lay A Sheet Metal, Inc. cuseed and decided upon to tha meetins was that, in lieu o f Installation and Repair. Cutter* • W aterproofing • flower*, a book was donated to Sheet Metal Work the Altamonte Library honor­ Free Estimates • First Claes ing Mrs. Frnek T . Wood who Work 111 Oak Ava. FA 8-4711 died recently. 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For s per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Bos SMS Beverly HIOs, Calif. a TV Previews SA N FO R D , FLA. 2506 O A K A V E . 4) « �'$ahdan Mrt Gardener's Orel* P i t t i i H ig g in b o th a m The October m eeting of the Dirt Gardener’ s C ircle o f the Sanford Garden C lub was held at B ock House G ardens in Or* lando with Mrs. E . S. McCall Sr. presiding. A letter of appreciation was read from M. L. Cullum for the book on birds which has been presented to the Sanford Library in m em orium to his late wife who w as a member o f the circle, a ls o a letter from Steva Raborn who thank* ed the members fo r sending Mrs. Shipm an H ostess F or ’ Huukl' V A H -9 B ridge 'Mrs. Frazier H ostess For him to the Conservation Camp in Ocala forest fo r a week this past summer. Mrs. L. I. m s i c r t u h o * It was voted that Mrs. F. A. Palm er, beautification chair­ t e n for the October meeting m an, was to receive money o f Circle 8 o f the Women o f from the treasurer to replant the First Presbyterian Church and maintain the Memorial with 17 mem bers present. corn er on M ellooville Avenue Mrs. A. H . Parker, chairman, announced that Mrs. Frasier and Second S tre e t would serve as vice chairman Horticulture chairman, Mrs. o f this group, replacing Mrs. C. W . Baker, gave a talk on George Stine, who has been c a re and planting for this made chairm an o f another tim e o f the y ea r. She stated group. that this is the time to plant Members voted to take as ry e grass and if the lawn is new to plant lightly. Also their project for this church bulbs that are to bloom in the year aid to Beardall Chapel, spring should b e planted now a small church made up of in full sun. Divide and plant members o f aQ faiths. Mrs. liryope, check camellia plants George M affet, elass teacher, for tea K a le , spray with oil gave a talk on the topic for emulsion and check later for the year with emphasis on re-infection. Mulch cam ellia, “ Stewardship.** Mrs. James 8hlpm an was aalsea, gardenias and mums with oak leaves o r pine need­ les to preserve moisture. session of the VAH-9 "Hoot Mrs. Myron Smith, garden Owl” Officers W ives Club. The therapy, is taking flower seeds hostess served refreshments to the Good Samaritan Home. o f date rolls w ith whipped Members are asked to bring plants and other saleable crea m and coffee. High score for Uie afternoon item s to the N ew York Giants was won by Mrs. John Moyni- building on N ov. 29 for the han. Mrs. T. B . Wood won Christmas Baxaar which will second high with low going to be held on N ov. 90 from S to • p.m. and D ec. 1 from 10 Mrs. Vincent M onroe. Guests of the group were a.m . to 4 p .m . The D istrict Junior Work Mrs. Ted Been o f VA1M1 and Mrs. C. L. Fitapalrick from Shop will be held at the San­ VAI1-S. Other m em bers en­ ford Woman’ s Club on Oak joying the afternoon were Avenue N ov. 5. The public la Mrs. Leigh E bbert, Mrs. invited to attend. Registration Charles Jasper, Mrs. W. I. w ill be from 8:30 to 9 a.m . Lewis Jr., Mrs. W . E. Mark- and the fee w ill be 80 cents; ley, Mrs. Andrew Reno and drinks and sandwiches will be sold. Mrs. Joe Smythe. After the business meeting, M rs. Leonard T oy gave a very informative talk on the m e­ chanics o f flower arrange­ ments. She especially pointed out taking one object and working several different arrangemenU around it. She ex ­ plained methods of fastening The Lake M ary Woman’ s materials to containers and Club will hold a workshop at the use of w ax and corsage th* Lake Mary tow n directory tape for blending and fastenhostess for the m onthly bridge P A U L A HICKS SUDYE K AW ALSK I Circle T hree Special guest for the meet* ing was Mrs. Wilson Newman, president o f the Women o f the Church. M rs. Fratier served coffee and assorted cookies from a table decorated with autumn flow ers. Mrs. George Touhy w ill be hostess for the November meeting. CREAT IV E W OMAN 11 Lake Mary VIEW­ L Y N D A BR1DGERS beauty at the Capri show last from Janet Bonder's Playglrl Fashions In Winter Park were breathtaking by themselves, but when worn by five beauty queens o f the Central Florida area, the combined N ew m em bers w elcom ed hf the group w ere M rs. V . L W agner and Mrs. W illiam K. Donahoe. Special guest for the day w as Mrs. D. W. Huston, MRS. BETH GREGORY, left, displays two paintings at the bntnch riven mother o f Mrs. R e m i t Jam i­ by O fficers W ives o f VAH-11, at the Capri. Others in the picture from son. left, are Mrs. S. M. Banks, Mrs. W . A . Yelinek, VAH-11 representatives to Others attending w ere Mrs. Jam ison, Mrs. L . B . Lamp* the OW Club and Mrs. J. G. Knutson. Mrs. Knutson and Mrs. Banks were man, Mrs. X . M. Bent, Mrs. hostesses fo r the meeting. (Herald Photo) A . R. Blunden, Mrs. E . H. Carson, Mrs. R. 0 . F ox J r , Mrs. J . C. Patterson, Mrs. Dal* Purdy, M rs. Wayne Robinson, Mrs. W. A . Bose, By Glnny Sklslak New arrival in North Orlan­ Mrs. T . 8 . Treanor, M r s D . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ward do is Kevin Mark, born Oct. N. Varner. Mrs. W . A . YeW* recently held an informal get 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ridnek, and M r s J . F . Barlow. together at their home, 130 dley, 40 S. Edgmon. Kevin The door prise waa wen h r The Osteen Home Demon­ N. Edgmon, North Orlando. was welcomed borne by broth­ stration Club met at the home one o f the new m em bers, M rs Enjoying the evening o f music ers, Michael and Wayne. of Mrs. Nick Pfclfauf on Wagner. and film i were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Carr, Hutcheson Like. The meeting Malvin Campbell and the Bill 30 N. 2nd St., have as their was opened with prayer by Sklslaks and their children. houseguest, Miss Jane Sea­ Mrs. Robert Williams. mans o f New Castle, Pa. Miss Two letters were read from Seamans la Mrs. Carr’a cou­ Mrs*. Harold Eby, county sin. agent. One announced a coun­ Little Scott Young, son of cil meeting to be held Oct. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, at Port Orange. -The other waa 34 S. Edgmon, ia recuperating c o n c e r n i n g a suggested The regular m onthly lunch­ at Seminol# Memorial Hospi­ change In the club constitution tal from a broken leg. Having making the offices o f secre­ eon meeting o f thn Sanford been hospitalized four weeks, tary and treasurer separate W elcom e Wagon d u b wt| bn By Jean Lyles Scotty expects to return borne offices. Tho club voted to ap­ held this W ednesday at fifo The Oviedo Woman’ s Club soon and show bis cast to all prove this change. Capri. will hold its annual party hon­ hia little playmatea and ac­ Mrs. Jo* Masters and Mra. The group will m a «t at l l oring the teachers and their quire numerous autographs. Ilatel Githuly reported on the a.m . fo r carda, follow ed by • husbands o r w ives, and the meeting they attended In De- buffet luncheon and Installa­ Land on the short course. Mrs. tion o f new officers. club m em bers' husbands, this Williams and Mra. Gllhuly Friday. gave a talk and a demonstra­ The party will be in the In Casselberry tion on the cooking o f patio form o f a "R oarin g Twenties" evening and every ono Is re­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brooks foods. Fruits cooked on kaboba quested to wear an appropri­ o f 1330 Quintuplet Dr., Cas­ ate costume if possible. selberry, announce (he birth over a charcoal fire were The supper w ill be served of a seven-pound-five-ounce served aa refreshments with at 7 p.m . follow ed by the son, Leif L., on Oct. § at the crackers, iced tea and coffee. Attending were Mrs. Laura guest speaker of the evening. Orange Memorial Hospital in Rail, Misi Alice Dayton, Mra. , Judge Richard Cooper, of Or­ Orlando. lando. The infant was welcomed Williams, Mrs. Gllhuly, Mra. All mem bers are urged lo home by lister, Randl, seven Joe Masters, Mrs. Eugsne Graprviil* N a m r y attend and bring a picnic bas­ y e a n old. Paternal grandpar­ Katowitz, Mra. Bertha Hardin, M B Grspevtn* A m ket lunch for their families ents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mrs. Clarence Snyder gad Mrs. Pfclfauf. and guests. T. Brooks of Lockport, N. Y. North Orlando Personals Osteen Club Presents Program On Patio Foods W elcom e W agon Installation Personals This Friday The 20 m em bers present w ere served coffee, cokes, cookies and cakes by the hos­ tesses, Mrs. C. W. Baker, Mra. W. E. Kirchhoff, Mrs. A. C. McCallum and Mra. E. D. Rinehart. N ew Arrivals CIRCLE The Ilem erocallla Circle m et at the Pineerest Inn for dinner and th* first meeting o f the season with Mrs. R o­ bert Martin, president, presid­ ing. Ernest Jaindberg, Assistant County Agent, presented the program and was introduced by Mrs. Eric Vlhlen, program chairman. He showed pictures on the growth o f roses, their diseases and care, followed by n question and answer period. New com m ittees were ap­ pointed for the coming year. Others attending were M m ei. Carl Moss, Thelma Sikes, C. E . Hunter, Carl Lind, Sybil Routh, Watson Reel, Jerry Miller and a visitor, Mra. Mary Brown. Ask The Man Who Grow*! Sew-Easy Two-Piece A clever young Jerkin and skirt set that Is wonderfully casy-to-sew from • minimum of fabric No. 1438 with Photo Guide ii in size* 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 18. Bust 3014 to 38. Size 11, 3114 bust. Jerkin, % yard o f 34 inch; skirt 1 yard. To order send 33 cents in coins for each pattern to; Creative Woman Sanford Herald Box 438, Midlown Station New York 18, N. Y. Print name, ad d ress w ith zone, style number and size. £Jbuvumc& SALE ing open. the Guest speaker waa M rt. Beth G regory. She displayed several paintings s a d dames* strated various techniques a f painting, such as charcoal, water colors, oil, etc. display had spectators’ mouths hang­ Wowing large acorn container fined with colorful fall Waves. Plans Party I1KMF.ROCALLM foclwdad magnolia blossom s, bittersweet and a Workshop By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Recent visitor! at the home of Mr. and Mra. Robert Wil­ liams were M r. and Mrs. Adolph Pfafflin o f DeBary. Mrs. L. W. Jon es and Mrs. Mason Millwood spent Wed­ nesday with M rs. John Reims at her new hom e in Leesburg. Mrs. Helms form erly lived in Osteen. Thursday night. The gorgeous holiday clothes of C lub P lans DAW N B ARN ES SHOW Decoratisao Oviedo Club Osteen FASHION fosses. arrangements Club Plans on the corner o f Crystal Lake and Country Club Road Wed­ nesday. There will be tw o work sealions, one starting at 10 a.m. and the other starting at 1 p.m . All members are urged to attend the session most con­ venient and help with the beautification and caring for the plants already there. Please bring y o-jr own tools. ERS certainly bad an over­ whelming serving o f dazzling Art Program Given At VAH-11 Officers custom ers in the glamorous fashions were M i's Paula Hicks (M iss Cover G irl), Miss Sudye Kowalski (M iss Mid-Florida, Miss Northgate, Miss Boat Show light and dark cottons, Dacron, Blends, Ruyon Linens, Seersucker, and Pure Silks. Queen and Miss V IP ), Mias Linda Bridgers (M iss Rollins College P ark), Miss Winter Mrs. Norma and Randall (M rs. South Carolina o f 1962) and M isi Dawn Barnes (A l­ tamonte Springs). Jeanne Warnke, fashion co­ ordinator, style setter and galabout-town, served as the commentator and m odel, too, in a startling Platinum wig hat, aieek Lady ManhatUn bunging ensemble o f white Rlk pants and brilliant blue print blouse. la tne accompanying photo­ graphs, Miss Linda Bridgers wears a shimmering gold scquined outtit, som ewhat re­ sembling a mermaid. And she la one, since ahe teaches swimming at her Atlantis Aquatic Academy in Alta­ monte Springs. Sudye la daring and darling in Cteo’ s Play suit, made in the shape of a sack with a naughty inscription printed on it. Norm a Randall wears a chic gold brocade suit — just the thing for the firat Entertain­ ment Association presenta­ tion, "Three In Concert," Thursday at • p .m . at the SRS auditorium. Dawn Barnes looks quite elegant ia a black rayon “ after five" outfit, perfect for showing off your jewels. Paula Hiclu ia wearing black and gold, with black 'b od ice and black lace skirt ever gold underskirt. Also, A Few Cotton Suita Sizes - 5 - 15, 10 - 20, 12'A • 24(4 V alues $6.98 to $29.95 Reduced to $300 B $ | y 95 NORMA RAN DALL SA V E UP TO Fam ous Brandi, Variety O f Styles A Fabrics Rear. $5.98 to $14.95 Sweaters What a new kick you’ll get out of going places in this one! And what a solvent feeling you ll get as the savings on upkeep mount! There’s a full line of models, includ­ ing three wagons. Basically, we’ve kept Chevy II’s liveliness and roominess and easy loading wavs. Kept its crisp looks, too (with a bit of freshening here and there). The changes we’ve made weren't for change's sake, you see—but for youre. Just for a sample: the brakes are self-adjusting. The new Delcotron generator gives you more electrical reserve power and helps your battery reach a vigorous old age. The Body by Fisher m-uuijr Hioui iuiikci . MAJf puaiicB 1«UI w iu wmm water down through the rocker panels (where moat nut begins!) in a clever new flush-ond-dry system. The ride is smoother and quieter because of a large n u m b er of small improvements we’ve made. And U unga are a lot plushier inside. Now you’ve read this far, haven’t you? Isn’t that good evidence that Chevy II U mode for you? The clincher A U f f t j j j j U * will come when you take the wheel at your Chevrolet dealer’s. ••■*•■■• (■****■*• Famous Brand Name Merchandise See four entirely different kindi of cart at your Chevrolet dealer't. . . Chevrolet, Chety l l , Conair A Corvette. JEAN NE WARNKE Cor. 2nd & Palm etto SA N FO R D , FLA. �* tW Texas Is Tops' T O R ? (U F I) T a l i ' weO-kelaaead Loagh m , wb# begin M i n o f toe M ttaa'a N o. 1 m a jor oot> legs football loom for tfco 000004 a fr a id * wook today by tbo United P r o u Iatarna(total Board o f Coochoo. Unbeaten In l o w otaita A m fur. T exas v a o tb o toy o b o io o o f U o f tbo U coaeboa who oom yriao tbo UPI ratio* b oard. Alabama, which loot oot hi tbo fl|bt for tbo toy oyot a w ook og o by o ily A r t potato, agaia waa aaeoad thla 10 coocboa far fleet place. With point* tabulated oa a weak, gaining too rapport of •toad b p fo r Bassetts Grab Rnt Place In Mr., Mrs. League « DeBary Loop Standinos Set Gordon Honeycutt with a 336 and BUI Kasaa were the champs ta the Jet Lanas Kee­ ler's Thursday N ig h t Men's League. BUI averaged over tho 110 mark aa be finished with a 644 series. In this earns league, ole Johnny Fierro w asn't tea fa r behind in aeries w ith a 940. Bowling fo r K wits White, J. Rintelmaaa Just mlaaed on aeries hooora as ha sh ot g u m s o f 170/306/166-643. Wo had the unusual happen In tho Saturday m orning Jun­ ior Bowling League as Bey Lusk bowled identical games o f 128/126/128. l i e ’ll now reeelva from A J .B .C . the Tri­ plicate Fetch fo r this achieve­ m ent Incidentally, wo could •till use a couplo m ors boys and girls ia this league 11 you're Interested in having your son or daughter Join us each Saturday morning. Young John Sm ith, a Ban­ tam in the Junior League, really showed us all how to really bowl as he unllmbered with a magnificent 201/624 scratch aerie*. N ow , how about th a t huh 7 It waa Kip end L atte all the way fo r the Tuesday Nlte Businessmens League. Tommy Kipp bleated a 203 and Bob Latta Just mlaaet^ that 180 averaga aa he came thru with a 639 series. Say, before we forget It, C liff Chalnolt now la on hand a t the Lanes to measure and re-drlll your bow ling ball when It's required. We have the drilling equipment and all o f the other paraphernalia to have you bowl your best. In a couple o f weeks, w e'll have a complete supply o f new bowl­ ing balls on hand for your ■election, tool League secretary o f the HI Noonera League M ary Elmur* rolled on* o f her highest games a 189 to lead all o f tho other lassie* and Libble Whitehead bomhed ’ em away until aha had herself tho hi series, t 607. On Wednesday's Flnscrest Inn Ladle* League, Margie Water* did herself p r o u d when she howled the high geme o f the morning, a 206, Out Juhnsun had her hall working for her aa ehe check ed-ln with a 481 M rlet, hi for tho league. basis o f 1 6 M -T -4 -S 4 M 1 fo r vote* from first through 10th, Texas draw 367 points, on e m ore then a w ook ago, while Alabam a, tbo N o. 1 choice o f 16 eoeebee la st week, slip­ ped 36 potato lo r a total o f By Rewato Ki eedway Herald Sports NEW YORK (U P I) — A football Injuries reported Monday that most mishaps occur la early-iesion prac­ tice or the third-period ot games and Involved the knee or ankle. Athletic director Ernest McCoy o f Pena State, chair­ man o f the committee, said a survey had been under way since 1667 to determine rr.ssai o f cutting down the high toll o f injuries at ah see* son. "I t m ay be we need a new rule directing coaches to spend a longer period o f phy­ sical conditioolng In the fall before they start knocking haadi In acrimmagei" McCoy •■Id, referring to practice Injuries. "That would mean perhaps an extra week added to the allowed fall practice schedule. "Third-period injuries Indi­ cate lack of an adequate warm-up befurc starting the second half, possible we should urge in extra time between helves for a bet­ ter warm-up. Fewest geme injuries occur In the first quarter after that long pre­ game warm-up." As fur knee and ankle in­ juries, which m ike up II per cent of injuries, McCoy said th* teams have good tralnera "and a heckuva lot o f ta p e," but he hoped aomeone would Invent a piece of equipment to protect "those two weakest Joint* in the hu­ man b od y." The controversial subject o f plastic helmets and face masks took up a m a jor por­ week’s wom en's softball lea­ Arkansai, T e x a s ' opponent thla Saturday and the Longbon a* top challenger fa r Southwest Conference honors, also advanced on e position to sixth; Ohio State, rebounding after a disastrous lose to UCLA two w eeks ago, m oved up from 12th to seventh; WlaGOLF CHAMPS shown here after the Blind Bogey Tournament held re­ coos la advanced from 13th cently at the Mayfair Country Club. From left are B. Sachsenmnir, low to eighth; Washington d r o p ­ urosx, B ; Mary Gay Crum, low gross A ; Jeanne Foulk, low net. A ; M. ped from sixth to ninth, and llorenateln, low net B ; Marion Dyal, low net C and Vivian Conklin, low Louisiana State advanced gross C. The low net winner geta to keep the traveling trophy for the from 13th to eighth; Wash­ ington dropped from sixth to yrar(Herald Photo) ninth, and Louisiana State a d ­ vanced from 11th to 10th to round out tho top 10. UCLA, eighth last w eek, headed the secon d 10, follow ­ ed by Michigan Stale, G eor­ SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) BUly, with the friendly, | was Maria for the final out gia Tech, N ebraska, Oregon, You could gtt a few argu­ highpltcbed voice, le y s he’ a o f the game. Missouri, D uke, Maryland, West Virginia, Iow a aad N ow ments today on which is willing to pitch in today’s Thla waa Pierce’ s 13th vic­ Mexleo. Only flvo oth er stronger, Billy Pierce’s heart finale, " I f they went m e to ." tory without a defeat this team s drew vote* this w eek. It’s m ore than likely, how­ aeason in Candlestick Park. or his pitching arm. Mississippi and Southern ever, that m anager At Dark Orlando Cepeda broke out The N ew York Yankees California, both unbeaten in will tell Pierce to rest that o f his slump to collect a dou­ three starts, d r e w two first- don’t c e r e to debate the tired 33-year-otd left arm for ble and two singlet and drive place vote* e a c h , while A r­ point. They b id enough—per­ next aeason, because he has In two o f the runs against kansas and LflU draw o m haps too much—of both Mon­ done m ore then his share al­ Yankees southpaw Whltey vote each for the top epot. day during Pierce’s three-hit ready for the San Francisco Ford. ' com eback kids." Ford, who has won a re­ 3-3 masterpiece But enabled Pierce never flinched as he cord 10 World Series gam es, the San Francisco Giants to took on this clutch pitching obviously did not have b n even the World Series at assignment against the favor­ best stuff as he suffered hi* three victories apiece. ed Yankees before a crowd fifth Series defeat. o f 43,948 at sunny but soggy Normally a good fielding By Jaao Casselberry Candlestick Park. He un­ pitcher, Ford contributed to The Fern P l a n League, doubtedly never pitched ■ bis own defeat by making a which bowls every Sunday m ore important game. wild throw on a plckoff at­ afternoon at the Medallion Billy pitched 4'4 perfect In­ tempt at second bsse during Lanes in Maitland, Is o ff to nings before Roger Marts tag­ the Giants' three-run uprising a good start this season and ged him with a home run In the fourth. Spirked by Libby WhiteMrs. Sally Basinger, league over the right-field fence in With one out Felipe AIou. bead’s 307 serial, Stenstrum secretary, reports the follow ­ the fifth. The Yankees scored beat out ■ hit off third baseRealty made ■ dean sweep ing Individual and team stand their other run in the right man Clctis Boyer's glove and against the C.P.O. Wives snd lngs. when d e li s Boyer doubled Willie Mays walked. With Ce­ worked Into a tied first posi­ First place, Weitern Auto, and Tony Kubek singled for peda at bat, Ford wheeled tion with Urapcville Nursery 14 wins and six losses; tied the only other New York and threw to second in an for second a re Lee's 1U-U In the Hl-Nooners League. hits. attempt to pick off Alou. Gulf, Paris Bakery end Fern M iry E lm ore’s high game ot Pleree pitched to the min­ " I knew we weren’ t going 189 led the Mayfair Inn to Park Cleaners with IS wins imum of three betters in to get him as soon as I turn­ win three points from the M. end seven losses. every inning except those in ed around." Ford related lat­ High game scratch, Bob f< R. Bar. Gertrude Nopper’s which the Yankees scored. er. "I tried to hold back high 174 led Nationwide In­ Begin with 203 and Fran Cu­ He walked two men, one but the ball sailed out of my sack with 197; high three surance to win three point* intentionally, and although he hand, it was a real bad from Shoemaker Construction. g em e scratch, Bob Begin with throw." M a r - L o u Restaurant won struck out only two, the last 639 and Fran C unck with three points from Grapevine 660; high team game, L ee's Nunery. II1-L1 Gulf. 613; high team Gen Thompson converted series, Trl-CHy Electric with the difficult 3-8-10 split snd 1,716. both M arie Cliowski and Etta Turkeys were Cecil Curry, VIENNA (U P I) — Only the World Boxing Association In Jane Basile, Charlie Halchun- Dorman toppled the 4-7-9. The Austrian Boxing Union will refusing to accept the match baby 3-10 proved easy picking ■s, Audrey Lcist, G e n e for Carol Connecly, Kathy recognise tho Emile GrifSchmidt and Reed Angiter. as a title fight Gray, Vess McMUIan, Cathy fith-Tcd Wright fight at Vien­ Clint Watte and I r e n e "In Europe, we do not Stadthale Wednesday Poulter and Mary Smith. Bet­ na'* Schmidt got 6-7-9 splits. recognise any of the junior night as a* a bout for the ty Cox and Mary Tomaleskl got the S-7; Libby Whitehead world Juninr m iddle* eight titles end this fight will car­ ry no title at all for the win­ 2-7; and Gertrude Nopper the championship. 6-10. Turkeys were rolled by T)ie European Boxing Union ner as far as we ere con­ Dot Button, Etta Dorman, end the British Boxing Board cerned," said Eugene RabGertrude Nopper, and Libby of Control announced Mon­ rct, president of Use Euro­ day they bad Joined Gw pean Boxing Union, in Peris. Whitehead. Pierce W as 'Ju st Too M uch' Western Auto Holds Lead Slenstrom Makes Clean Sweep 'Just A Fight' McCoy said hie committee believes this equipment is "doing f ir more good then harm " deiplie the insistence of critics that serious Injur­ ies to the upper spine have m u lle d from the widespread use of the new head armor. The committee chairman ■■id tho NCAA la particularly concerned tb it game offi­ cials rigorously c e ll penalties for every Infraction per­ petrated In a gam e. " I saw 11 Infractions In the recent Notre Darae-Okla. home gam e," McCoy said. " I 'd like to have seen a penalty flag thrown esch lime, but onty on e waa call­ ed. And la that geme, In­ juries were h igh ." so mn Gilt Edge Stamps With thla Coupon and a 92.00 or more parchtM of Spar Goa or OU — Expiree October 27. Cut From Squad SPAR SERVICE STAHON Corner 10th runs on l i hits and four er­ rors with Dottle Benton tak­ ing the loss. 'Hot' DePalma Paces Action In All-Star Loop Last week’s action in the Jet Lanes All-Stars Loop found A1 DePalma bombing the pins to the tune of a 607 series to lead R cgtr’r Club Diamond to a three game sweep over the Sanford Dry Cleaners team to remain in first place. Tomm y Kipp had • 214/613 for the loser*. Other action in the league found Betty Ann’ s trts taking all three games frsm Fralley Concrete No. 1 John Spolski ltd Betty Ann’s with a 221/666 series. Tba Handy Food Stora team managed to taka two games from Faust Drugs with tha help of "O lo Reliable" Bobby Borsdorf with games of 211, 211 and 160 for q 691 series. Fralley Concrete No. 2 whipped th* Meador’ s Ma­ rine team two games with C. Walker being toe big gun for the Fralley team with a 223/666 series. There were a lot of big games rolled. This week will find Faust Drugs and Betty Ann’s teams on 1A2, Sanford Dry Clean* era and Meador’s Marine oa lanes 3A4, Handy Food Storo and Roger’s Club Diamond on 5A6, and Fralley Concrete No. 1 and Fralley Concrete No. 2 on la n u 7AI. 1) 0 0 Automobile manufacturers of tba U.S. use nearly 30 million new tirce annually. BEST BUYS IN •t CUSTOM MADE and GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS and S«at Cover Co. 301 W. 3rd 322-8032 SUPER SCENICRUISER 4 T H E NEW SHAPE O F QUALITY to ONLY GREfy. M ID HAS IT SAVE on 6AS SEE WHAT’S ALL NEW...RAMBLER '63! And Get E xtra Gilt Edge Stamps SAN FUANCI6CO (U P I) Th* Saa Francisco Warriors have asked waivers on former North Carolina star York L a m e . The roster cut trim­ med the Warriors’ aqued to 12 playars for th* start of the National Basketball Associa­ tion season. gue play with Florida Stats Bonk, TRI-M E Construction. Th* Rebels ta d Williams Res­ taurant all com ing out on the winning side. Florida Stota Bank downed WllUams Restaurant 9-3 to start the action oft. Shirley Bowen was the winning pitch­ e r with L. Williams taking the loss. McKenzie blasted a home run in the game. Thar* were nine runs, 13 hits and two errors lor the win­ ners; fire runs, five bits and two errors for the losers. TRI-ME Construction wfaelloped Christian Missions ry Alliance Church 20-6. Jean Monroe was the winning burler and W. Bcdenbaufh was the loser. Twenty runs on 20 bite and threa errors spark­ ed the victory while the los­ ers had sight runs on ten hits and five bobbles. The Rebels squeaked out a last Inning victory over Tbs Jets 13-13. Louisa Cadenbaad picked up the win with Dottie Benton taking the loss. J. Adams had a triple for the victors. The Rebels hod 13 runs on 13 hits and four e r ­ rors. Tba Jets bad 13 rum on 19 hits and five errori. Williams Restaurant real­ ly smsshed Christian Miss­ ionary Alliance Church in other action by the score of 36-4. Ervin had threa homers, including a grand slam for the winners, The winners had 38 runs on 28 hits and two errors. The church team h id four runs on four hits and six errors. Betsy Parker was the winner with W. Bedenbaugh the loser. The Rebels rallied in the lis t fram e to down Florida Stats Bank 14-13. Pence was the winner and Mlddl#*«n the loser. The winners had 14 runs on 16 hits and four er­ rors. Tba Bankers bad 13 runs on 16 hits and four er­ rors. TRI-ME Construction eked out the third last inning vic­ tory by downing The Jets 1614. Jean Monroe sparked the 14 run, 17 hit, five error at­ tack as she pitched her team to victory. The Jets had 14 4) tion o f the committee report. Favored In Race NEW YORK (UPU—George II. Bostwlck's Baroaby's Bluff waa a 6-3 favorite to win to­ day's 696,000 added Grand National Steeplechase,at Bel moat Park. Commutering, i seven year-old Irish invader, carries top weight of lt t pound* for the 6 M-mile race aad U third ehotce at 4-1. Editor A ctios galore (parked last NCAA Probes 'Mishaps' NCAA special committee on geroB Page 4 — Oct 16, 1963 Action Sparks Softball Play Snrpefctag Northwestern, 10th last weak, moved o p to third with, tig h t first-plaeo votes u d 16* potato, while Mississippi advanced aoo the Sunday tn for leaoono. (I think Fll hove piece to fourth, swapping p o ­ litic o s with Southern Califorher teach me instead.) AH aboard fa r that 9100 fuermateod firat place prtaot Hera'a y ou r opportunity to either eome on out oa Sunday aad bo a participant or elae be one o f ou r guooto aad watch thooo bowlera compote fo r the Big Prise. Starting a t 1 p. m. aad runniag contlauous squads thru I h o Soaiord Herald k v . oad I p. wl, w a ll be hosting the Ua fifth Chertes Mueie-Buadey Sweep­ wook of ylay «U h a complete er fo r tho first time this com ­ change la tbo team itaadiag*. ing Sunday. It’ll be run there­ Tbo Baaoette look over ia after every 1st A 3rd Sunday fln t, with I I w lu and four o f each month. It'o a handicapped affair, loaees. Tbo M i n u are la ooooad with 14 wtaa aad ala 70% o f 300, w ith p maximum losses, and the Halloa arc la o f SI pine per gome. With an third with U whu aad eight fl.0 0 entry fee, it’s one o f the least expensive tournament* Tbo Koothralfl arc ta fourth, in the state end yet It carries ikto i r e ta fifth, tbo WoJ- the B ig M oney Prises, too. la sixth, aad tbo Attmaaa Tho crow ds aro getting b ig ­ aad Ipotto aro tied for ootger aad bigger for the Satur­ day N ight Moonlight Bowling High acoroo for the night at 10 p. m. wore aiado by John Spolokl D uring this time all o f the with a aoo game aad >33 lights are turned o f f except aorioo, with Elaine KosUval those over the pins end the leading the women with a t t l foul lights. Believe me, more Ugh gam e and 0 7 aerloe. people are having more fun Other high gamoa were roll­ out o f bowling elnco wo start­ ed by Lorraine Byotto, 177, ed this Innovation. Incident­ Bob Ttalla, 173, Harold John­ ally, In the not too distant son, m , aad Jaao gpoUU, future, we're going to featuro 170. not only the Moonlight Bowl­ SpoUU picked up the 5-10 ing, but well also have a bufsplit, Helen Altman converted fett served along wtth tho the 44-7, aad turkaya war* bowling. It’ll bo run on a res­ railed by Lorraine Ip otti, ervation bails. Joha Ipolahl, Blaiao Koatlval Hop Scotching the League aad Bob Tinlln. L ead er*.. . . On Friday morn­ ing, It waa Ileverly (Long Lest N am e) arabarkiawlcs of the V A H -t Tigers rolling the high game and series, 103/ MS. This Holler M otors/Navy Wives League la our biggest By N n . Adam Mailer daytime women'* league. Bowling ataadlnga to date Fran Morton, a recent addi­ ia v o b e ta announced by the tion to the women’s bowling DeBary Social League Tbo Poiold Lendicaper* group In our area, captured have won 10 gamaa and loit the hi game end series In the four; the Buiinaum en have Jet Bowlerettea Lg, 210/600. won II aad loit five; Ledsr Fran bowls for the Maryhaua TV haa won 10 aad loot Either team. The Thursday N ile Mixed 10; Faron Builder*, won 13 and loit lig h t; Jackson Ser­ League had Virgil Anderson vice, won aovaa and loot 14; rolling ell big belle that cata­ Preexctte, woo eight and loit pulted the pine from the deck aa he finiehed the nlte with e IX Davla Bullden, won eeven 223/601 combo. Little Jo Ann Cleveland and loit 13; Weitern Auto, rolled the high game fo r the won ilx and loit 14. High Individual acoro waa Bill Hemphill Uutorettea Lea­ rolled by Sam Faroa with 300 gue end Evelyn Mills took eerand Marty Marteny waa high Ilea honors with a 460. 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KKATZERT K M Park Ave. TIE — 95 EACH EDIK KRYGIER USO and of a lot. Buffalo, watch hefty Steve as the sea­ hare been Baby He played 999 son progresses. He led playing offensive miles daily. the guard than with the prut. A* C IT Y COM M ISSIONER When Barnett charges, with any other WehfooL ton and will help the Duck as­ looks forw ard to a pro career to give because he hits with Barnett is tremendous o f­ fensively, where his blocking Is superb. That’s why Duck backfleld men adore him. He helped them gain 309 yards against Texas in Ilia season’s opener and 491 yards against Utah. Various sections o f the coun­ sist the A ir Force Academy dedicate ita new field in Colo­ rado Springs Oct. 20. Then, o f course, it'll be Ohio State in Columbus Nov. 17 . before settling down to teach­ ing. Barnett started this season hard aa nails. A ll summer he worked on the green chain at a sawmill sis miles from Barnett ia certain to be one Eugene. That meant he han­ o f the professionals top draft dled piecea o f lumber o f all choices. During his sophomore sites. T o keep his legs in footballers so tough this season. exceptional speed fo r a big guy. Despite his else, he has been clocked 50 yards in com ­ plete football gear in 6.1 sec­ onds. He Is one o f the Joys coach Len Casanova has this year. Barnett is among the 2.7 lettermen, o f whom nine are regumrs, wbo make the Ore- Accepts Challenge day she had accepted an in­ GROUP 2 C IT Y W ID E vitation to race Vat de Loir, NOVEMBER 6. 1M2 PARIS (U P I) — The mar­ chioness o f VUier said Mon­ one of France's best three- year-olds, in the Man o'War Stakes at Belmont Park Oct. BILL KAZEK •32 Rosalia Business Briefs Three years ago Mr. and Mr*. D. C. Ragan decided to come to Florida from Green­ ville, South Carolina. They w ere heeding to the Gulf Coast. On thsir w ay they stopped at Sanford. They have still not been to the C oa st The Ragans stayed In San­ ford and started in business with ths Kwite White Laun­ dry, located a t French Ave and 25th S treet The Kwite White Laundry ia the only one In town where customers have almost com­ plete control over the wash. Thsy can run aa much water aa nsaded and use aa much soap aa daalrsd. Ths washsrs are agitator type open washers with a 12 pound capacity. The wash takes ten minutes, after which the clothes are transferred to an extractor.rinse. While the extractor rotates a t a high apeed, two streams e f frash water are sprayed on the clothes. The extractor then spin dries the clothes and they are ready fo r the dryer. Because there ia no waiting fo r the rinse water to fill and drain, the entire cycle takes about half the time normally used by fully automatic washers.-\ Before coming to Sanford the Ragans lived in Greenville where Ragan worked selling textile and mill equipment. Ho has been in tbs textile busi­ ness many year* since study­ ing textilss at North Carolina State, where he attended col­ lege. CONTEST X Nothing T o Buy CASH PRIZES WEEKLY FREE CASH PRIZES will be awurded each week (in ac­ cordance with Contest Rules below) as f o l l o w s : 1st PRIZE: $10, 2nd. PRIZE: $6, 3rd. PRIZE: $4. Nothing to OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK (Reasonable Facsimile also Accepted) Buy, Nothing to Pay, No Obligation. My Name I a .................... THIS PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Kwite White Laundry .... Therm-O-Tane ................... Sanford Flower Shop ..... Mary Carter P a in t s ......... George’e Taverns eeeeeeeee.eeee A & W Hoot Beer eeeeeeeeeeeeei Southern Air ...................... OK Tire Shop .................. Berry’s Warehouse eeeeeeeeee Sanford Herald ................. Wert Jewelry ................... Seminole County Laundry FOOTBALL SEASON P O M T P Q T D i l l FC» * *“ f°ol,,nN * umM this weekend are placed, one In each ad on this page. Indicate winner WrfvJlv I C D I M J L L j . by writing in the nunte o f team opposite the advertiser's nume iu the Entry Blank. N » scores. Just pick winners. • Pick a number which you think will be the highest number o f points scored by any one team on this page and place this number in the space provided In Entry Blank. This will be used to break ties . One entry only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office o f this paper or postmarked no Inter than Friday Noon, Oct. 19. will he the most points scored by any one team, Are You Saving Money By Hnving Your Tires Quality Intermediate M Y F Has Party By Jane Ctteelberry Tim Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship o f the Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church held a swimming party Saturday afternoon at the home o f Billy Beaton on Lake Griffin in Canelberry. The group enjoyed an af­ ternoon o f swimming and boating followed by a sand­ wich (upper. Those attending were Linda and Janet Waltman, Sandra Wharton, Billy and Bruce Willie, Becky Wagner, Velor1c and Darwin Shea, Suxanne Sillier, Sue Polter and John­ ny Browick. DeBary Guild Sets Meeting Mrx. Adam Mailer The Women’ ! Guild of the St. Ann’ ! Catholic Church o f DeBary will meet at 2:30 p. m . Wednesday In the foclal hall of the church. Repretentatlng the church at the Central Deanery Meet­ ing to be held In lA eiburg on Thursday will be B. Brault, A. Dempsey. M. Dungan. M. G ullet. G. Kahoe. M- Lormel, M. Mathewion, B. Reil­ ly, Edna Reilly and Ann Vkt. A Rotary w ai re e le d at St. Ann’ s last Thuraday morning to mark tha opening o f the Ecumenical Council at the Vatican. Y our Neighbors Are! (O no See Your O.K. Bay By Fraacee Wetter UPW C 1 r c le Two of the Community Prcibytcrian Church o f Lake Mary will m eet at the home of Mrt. Ralph Williama today at • p. m. I The letton will be the l i f t •tudy o f Romans for the year. t oi l French Ave. A fitnrva A vr. at Itrardall FOOTBALL SPECIALS 1 ! Service) Tire Store For Front Alignment — Brakes — Truing k End Gin, Vodka, Bourbon (COIN OPERATED) Balancing Complete Stock O f New and Recapped Tires WHY NOT GET A BIGGER 2413 S. French Ave, FA 2-7480 ------- C A L L -------- 411 W. NINTH ST. WORLD'S ONLY Warehouse Furniture Co., Inc. AT A LOUIS BERRY N A TIO N ALLY ADVERTISED F L It.M IIR E A T W AREH O U SE PRICES IN FLORIST” FROZEN Hamburgers • Hot Doge • Shrimp • Etc. DIAL FA 2-3875 MISSISSIPPI VS. TULANE A ir • Conditioning FREE PICKUP AND OAK AVE. Laundry Co Special SANFORD, OREGON VS. A IR FORCE FLA Likes thin all addn up to INTEREST FOOTBALL CONTEST Call FA 2-2611 FA 2-3251 S e n in* Seminole County F or Oxer 10 Years MIAMI VS. MARYLAND 209 W . FIRST ST. DU iiE VS. CLEMSON Football Seminole County Pre-Seanoa W. 3rd St. 2502 1. Everyone GUARANTEED CALL — FA 2-8321 1 Mr. Merchant . . . — — and DELIVERY SERVICE Check - Up T u n e • Up Clean • Up or Replace Your Furnace FA 2-9151 2. Everyone Thinks He’s An Eapert SHIRT FINISHING Specialist Sanford, Fla. Moiui CulmD IS C O U N T Paint Stores WILLIAM .t MARY VS. FURMAN COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE MII.IS 1905 French Ave. m u co n MUGS TAKE HOME GALLONS — 63c EASY TERMS Sanitone Dry Cleaning and SP EC IA L FINEST STILL Sanford Flower Shop Hatting PURDUE VS. MICHIGAN no CORNER O F FIRST A SANFORD N AVY VS. BOSTON COLLEGE SANFORD, FLA. TOUCHDOW N OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT J. D EALER FOR NORGE WASHING MACHINES DRYERS AN D REFRIGERATORS Fifth VISIT THE OLD BARN FRAN FA 2-1822 DOWNTOWN • FLORIDA STATE VS. GEORGIA •THE Floral Arrangem ents W'E HANDLE ALL TYPES OF GAS EQUIPMENT PHONE FA 2-5851 FLORIDA VS. VANDERBILT For Truly Beautiful “ YOUR *\ Q Q CALVERT RESERVE SEAGRAM 7 OLD CHOW' ANCIENT AGE SANFORD, FLA . STANFORD VS. WASHINGTON • EARLY TI.VI EH J. W. DANT too Proof 2139 S. FRENCH AVE, O T fD T lO A T J99 Thermo-O-Tane Gas & Appliance Co. pin* lax WASH THAT’S CLEANER? GEORGE Lake Mary UPW Circle To Meet George's Taverns Recapped? Before It’a ••Sold Out” for GEORGIA TECH VS. AUBURN • Ik. • it m l | .« n w O ritraeonlcally Cleaned e Electronically I ....I PAGE the • hM|t unite e hftn itftm Year Jewelry Store l E. let FA 2-0181 NOTRE DA.ME VS. MICHIGAN STATE ! �‘ ■ *;*»" iv 'R v i •• — - , ■ ' ■“ ..... ^ ' 'V *•' - ' ■ ' Pettr Edson - m m THEY'RE ALL UNTED O N Political Notebook w fflhnro anrirad). Wa with • nttla ahuddnr of horror o n tvtm nf in woYBBiDtr jo ix sue jrssrs •go. A t that titno M r. H erlanf c a m pUctbey. E r a tbooth wu fuel that 8yd H trioo f will go bsek to Wash* tafton with a comfortable m ania, let’s talk, work, aad veto aa tenoranea against any possible sUp-up. Aam af tho moat urgont presentday problems are these which conmra nriwa arm Inmnstng traffic ecagaction. housing tad facilities for i _ L " , i« a wp*dly P°Pu1** “ 1 a t - mmA M - I uSt I ♦. — ♦*«" - This weak haa been act aside aa aa National PubUe Works Week. It baa bean designated as a time to honor aad giva doe recognition to tha man in public works who, t h r o u g h balanced, comprehensive and coordinated planning, era facing and overcoming many of these prob­ lems to make oar communities bet* ter and safer places In which to live. PubUe works activities are those involving tha construction and maintenance of stm ts and high* ways, water supply, refuse collec­ tion and disposal s tm t lighting, sewer systems and tha like. It haa been estimated that over 90 per cent of tha population growth of the past five years haa occurred in metro­ politan areas, thus, tha greatest needs for public facilities have risen there. This means the public works official la faced with the eomptex ipd difficult task pf keeping pace with tha rapidly expanding cornmunities of today aa wall as masting the replacement demand for fadli"• * w* rln* ° ° fc w wWch naod to bo modernised. Tha emmands are great. His ra" ° urc«* « • limitad. Ha must carofully utlliia tha Umitad monoy, man­ power, and msUrinls that are mads available for tha services to bo pro­ vided. It isn't an easy or enviable job when you realize that every move ha maksa is subject to review and criticism by every citizen whether he is a voter or non-voter or' whether he is informed or not. We have become eo accustomed to the conveniences and servlets made possible through public works that we rarely give it thought Con­ sequently, we are very happy to learn that a week has been designat­ ed as National Public Worita Week in recognition of the administrator! and engineers who are doing a tre­ mendous job in providing the vital facilities which are indespensable to urban life. We hope that during this week you will take it upon yourselves as citizens of this community to learn more about publie works pro­ jects in Sanford and the men who are responsible for carrying out these programs. Phil Newsom Soys DeGaulle’s Grand Pattern As President Charles de Gaulto haa reshaped France to his own grand pattern, his chief weapon has boon the overwhelming confidence la him (b o w * by the French people. On tho other band, French deputies who la a panicky moment in 1938 abrogated their powers to De Gaulto to save Franco from civil war, have grown increasingly rest­ less under DeGauito’ s open contempt both for Parlia­ ment aad what he considers the petty gamea o f party poli­ tic*. Tho result has been a ser- OUT lea o f refsrradums whleh determination to taka the permitted DaGsull* to by­ election o f a French presi­ pass Parliament and taka Ills dent from the hands of some policies directly to tbo peo- 30,000 privileged politicians pie. and place K in tho direct In this way canto tho now handi o f the votes*. Constitution estsbllshing the De Gaulle has made a per­ French Fifth Republic and sonal issue of it, threaten­ others by which the French ing to quit if the vote goes people approved independ­ en ts for Algeria. And for tha first time, kls On Oct. 21, French voters combined opposition sees a again will be called upon to chance to bring him down. ballot in n referendum. But They started it with a vote this time with a difference. at censure which brought Even De Gaulle's staunchest down the government o f the supporters concede the out­ De Gaulle-appointed Premier com e Is by no means certain. Georges Pompidou. The issue will be DeGaulle’s The motion accused De Gaulle o f violating the Con­ stitution aad "opening a OUR W A Y breach through which an ad­ venturer might pass some day to overthrow Um republic and suppress its liberties.” k a h a which i n i r m a i l fa* ftok oil, otock food ta d fertttter. Tbo ihrimp , «i c o u n t, i n f o r food . Th* Bnat e a a eonldnT croM Um oeooa mad catck • o m r la Um north Atlantic. Americans M l fo r k n l n ■ad Um f « after thaw wiUi gfll nets. Naturally Um gear foaled. "Both conflicts CA8E N-484II Lola G., agod SO, is tha pratty coed who wanted to lose 26 pounds bo­ foro her N avy sweetheart got homo. “ Dr. Crane,” ah* added, “ do men t e l as romantic about plump girts aa they do about ■londor ones 7” Most man show morn ardor about *l«nd«r girl*. And that should bo a dim warning to yon wives past 40 whoso husbands a rt grow ing aoinowbat platonic. For when your t u m m y aquato your bust lino, then you look ilk* a good old m otherly soul! Bowaro, for men don’t asso­ ciate romance with "m otherly souls." Indeed, when an artist wishes to depict a matronly fig u re or • motherly aoul, all ha needs to do to Uiicktn her torso. 8o If you wlvss with inatten th s husbands would lika to renew their fervent devotion to you, streamline your fig ­ ures. Y ou wilt not only LOOK more seductive with a classy chassis, but you will also FEEL much younger. Remember, as I have often warned, you cannot feel Ilka a sports roadster with tha chassis o f a truck! Yesterday I described th* fascinating experiments that Prof. Bayer performed with hungry hens. When they started pocking at a 100-gram pile o f wheat, they would atop after eating 50 grama. But If they began pecking at a 200-gram pile, they wouldn’t atop with 60 grams, but would often set a total o f 100 grama — twice aa much. So whsn you diet, don’ t sit at a table whom food to served fam ily style, with heaping platters o f additional food In fron t o f yea. T b o Bible appreciated this tempUng fa ct when It said “ L ook not on tha wins while it to rod.” I f you working glrto (and dentists, business executives, s t a l) want to ahed blubber, take a sandwich with you to w ork. Then dins at your deek or at y ou r laboratory bench where you will view only your limit­ ed lunch quota and not ba prodded socially by m a n y other diners. F o r whsn P rof. Bayer's filled hen was surrounded by hun­ g ry hen*, then that full h*n would start satin g again and selves to 800 calories per day while men take 1200 to 1600, depending on the amount o f physical work they do. But to kill your appetite, re­ strict your t o u t i f a l d input to one full glass (8 o s .) the first day. This Includes water, coffee, soup, etc. Tha second day, move up to two full glasses o f total fluid. On tha third day, you can have three glasses and three fo r each additional day through tha 10th. You will thus fs t l thirsty but not very hungry. The dry­ ing of your mouth to appar­ ently matched by reduction o f gastric secretion, which to why your hunger to depressed. And try not to drink any fluid at meal time. 8ave your liquid* for between meals! For a full list o f caloric val­ ues, send fo r m y booklet “ How To Los* 10 Lbs. In 10 Days,” enclosing a stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. w h ea t I f you wish to loss weight fa st and without drugs that race your h e a r t then follow my famous dehydration plan. Y ou glrto should lim it your- Am erican officials in charge ed U . 8 . international fishing ng r esm en ts William C . Her­ rington ad tb s State Dept, sad W illiam T arry ad Interior— express n ot surprise a t Um B nasiaa-Cubaa agreement fo r tb o Bosnians have b**n great­ ly expending their ocean fish­ eries in the lost 10 years. Bum la to now n member o f tho northwest Atlantic Fish­ in g Commission o f tbs V . 8., Canada and 11 European coun­ tries that d o commercial fish­ in g o f f tbo Georges sad Grand Banka o f Newfoundland and N ova Scotia. Bum is to also a member o f tbo Permanent F tolling Commission o f Eur­ ope, not up in 1044 to regulate fishing in northeast Atlantic waters. In the north Pacific the U. S., Canada, Japan and Russia have a fur-seal fishing ag ree, m e a t On salmon flaking tho U. 8. f t i m i * fish the eastern Pacific while the Rus­ sians stick to thoir own rivora on tho western Pacific. Japan fishes th# high seas. The U. S. and Japan are holding a tuna ftohlng conference in Tokyo this month. Eventually tha Russian* m ay want in that, too. They are now members in good standing o f tho 17-nation International Whaling Agree­ m e n t On all such matters they eo-oporato and keep their w ord, showing a real Interest In conservation practices. There are alermys a number o f hassles over fishing gear, but this to common oven be­ tween Am erican sportamen and commercial fisheries. Just re­ cently Russian* in the Gulf o f Alaska, trolling on tho bottom fo r ocean parch and aabla fish, tangled lines with American crab fishermen using pots nearer tho surf sc*. A similar battle arose lost they eecld. T b o Uni tod S t a t e haa threw ftohln* agreements with Cuba why tbo Russians w aat a flab- boforo tbo Castro revolution. lag base la Cuba. It’s a long T h ar e o n rod shrimp fishing baa] from Newf oundland back o a tfca G o lf aad Caribbean to Russia. Soviet tra w lon taka thoir cateboo to carrier which had owe nnstlng. Nous ahipo which haul th a n back is in effect now. R ussia is believed to h ers to Russia. Kopalra b a rs to bo B u te at aoa. It would bo mock bad from 100 to 110 trawlers oat lor to do both opera tiona In In tha north Atlantic this summar. The U . 8 . had only 10 port. Cuba la a big consumer o f comparable vaaaala la tb s At* ■alt cod because It's on* o f Um lsntle but im aller vessels few foods that w ill keep la number over 600. A Bnealsn the tropics without refrigera­ expansion o f 110 trawlers oper­ tion. Canada recently has ating out o f n Cuban barber been Cuba's principal supplier. would double Soviet fishing I f tbs Cubans aad Russians operations la tb s western At­ could meet tbs demand, it lantic as well as provide good would s a n foreign exchange. cover fo r other operations. The main reaaoos f o r Rna■lan Internet la a Cuban fish­ ing port are believed to bo tbo menhaden catch o f f tho U. S. Atlantic and Gulf eoaata aad tha shrimp catch o ff tho conti­ nental shelf to the G u lf and United Nations, N. Y . Caribbean waters. A b ou t half the U. 8. east coast fish catch, (U P I) —Britain, Ghana and tho United A rab Republic to­ d a y proposed that Uganda bo recommended for admission to tho United Nations. Tho three nations submittod n resolution to the SeBy Jsoa Lylco curity Council which m et thin N its M yrtio Wilson, Ssmln- morning to consider U g a » olo County Homo Demonstra­ da’e application for member­ tion Agsnt, will prossnt a pro­ ship. The council waa ex­ gram on “ Selection o f Sewing pected to recommend admitEquipment” at Frlday’a 9:80 Uganda, an Eaat African a. m. mooting o f th* Ovl*do Homo Demonstration Club in country which was granted independence by Britain last tha Oviodo Canning Kitchon. Chib mombora who are mak­ weak, would be the noth ing knitted slippers w ill nood m em ber of the world organ­ to bring tw o akoina o f rug isation following General As­ yam and atoa aovsn o r eight sem bly approval. Uganda Nears UN Seat Oviedo H D Club To Meet Friday knitting noodles to tho mootThose planning to attend also am asked to bring their own chair fo r tha m eeting aad a sandwich fo r lunch. S HBAKT RESEARCH ml Big: Spender TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — U. S. Sen. Georg* Smathers reported today that expendi­ tures In hto campaign fo r reelection amounted to <3,943 last week. U U U M OLB - DeBABT COUNCIL P. a BOX 10* SANFORD, FLA. TRJULWMYS ITH i DEPENDABLE! ARK HERE11 • ******eee****e*e# e**e*t*ee*o GITS TO IIW Y O R K FASTER Y O U 'L L H A R D LY BE A B L E TO C O N T A IN Y O U R SE L V E S l id s o u r thru • xp rtfM ff • v h f o u r N IW k i t Florid a re Ufa ew tout* along tho oaatesn ooaatlia* cute h ou n o ff our M iam i to N ew York tripe. travel now enow highways. Air-condition­ ing. Reclining teate. Restroom s. V U ta-via w win­ dows. BUT THE 1983 D A R T WILL Dart's a n*w kind of compact in tho Inrgn economy aiz*. It's got famlly-sizs room, famlly-ali* comfort Tht rooflino sweeps straight back inataad of aloplng off. That m*ana lota of h*adroom, front and roar. Nobody gata ahort-changad. Dart'a too roomy to b* a compact but too damad thrifty to ba anything alaa. Dart’a atandard Siz la aa 1aasy on gaa aa othar compacts, but tha comparison anda thsrs. iThis sama Six has tha muacl* of an tight You gat slzil*, ,apac*, aavinga with Dart plus a 5-ysar/9O/D0O-mllt warranty*. m 103Z& Page 6 Sanford. Florida, Tuea., October 18, 1962 0% f y r a t it WOLTStSS A. u is a o w r, . c a r t o n a r v a u s s ta ta u a a i vssnasssu. jam as u aasoasssAasaa SSsasals* sa ile r Buelaate Meeaaer j iib s w au i ass s e t s a c b s m i x b Ceueiy B4IMr AavtrUelse Olreater c a c a u i ra n a sn n ■Manure j o s b s ■solely nailer CleetintO SUesner M oa iu rr Tnossrao.v * * * * * VOLTOLIS* City Kdlier CtreuUiiee siseantr w o t a iM ia n w r a A is rasa s w a u a re sta rt aaito __________ Meehsaelal S ep t k U«l|l8ff ■ t n a c a u r r io a s«a iM te IS.lt I AM A b it x i a> * ■ * an * is m year lll.s e I Test c m iii HeelSe nae a Meets* IA* I Meats 0. a, r e e u i n taela.leo* i m l t M Ifeal aJ ,r _ ^ - M S * Meets* am a M eets* U** | Meets easiest travel on earth Frew Sanford tat • N*w York • l.w sy Frew Senford to ; $31.55 • Miami Faster Thru service • • Washington $24.20 • TRAII.WAYS Ov*r 1 hear faster • Jacksonville Thru eervtr* over g hoars faster (plaa tea) • 1-way $ 6.65 $3.40 4 Cost talent trips daily (plaa tax) BUS TERMINAL CORNER PARK A 2nd 8T. . .... DeBARY, FLA. TERMINAL I234 W . CHURCH 8 T „ D .BART A mm NEW COMPACT M IKK LAME ECONOMY MZS11 Seminole County Motors, Inc. 519 Et First St. SANFORD, FLA. t it m Bn N0MH0M TV SM0*. 10*11'. M MC TV. TVUOATS MOtMMT TOYOU BT 0 *M IM *M g c j t H V g g T R A IL W A Y S �V — r - r — ~ rr .................. •• .......................- ............... .................. v ' " « iS T S O ct l i , ite * — Ltgol Notice — ■ W ji m w «r Pinal Docrao af Paraalaaara i r w i ^ m i c m . c w - aatarad la tha akora aaaaa. — “ r e e m * . Chaacarp Doakat He. m i l now pending la tha Clraalt : « r ■ ___ I Coart a f aad far Somlnela W a s h in g t o n ■ K c tm r r r Caaalr. Florida COMFAXT. • r t t lM t eorper*ix w rrxcss w h ereof, t bar# btrauala aat mr band PU litK f, aad afflaUI aoal thla n th dar af Oatahar, ItdL w n x i am * . r a m i m i HEAD a l l b x b k . s m it h , hi* wu*. Arthar If. Beekwlth. Jr.. •Ml Clark of tha Clraalt Court W ILLIE MAKTIX | i< M tJ . ta and far Samlaala coua* U M B T . MARTIN. hi* wife, tr, Florida M tlftlU U . Bp: Martha T. Tthlaa Depnty Clark NOTICE IS HBBB8T a IT- Fabllah oatabar Id. 1MI. b x that •* ts * i n * day *f CDB»d<_______________________ Oel*b*p. t i lt . *t U lM •*«Mtk A I t i t I I I M i l I n i *f t s m n s C1BCVVT cwt'WT o r II I C l i n HoUM af ■smlasls t b b m s t m j u d i c i a l e n t­ County, *1 Sanford. Fiend*. e r r r BP ABB VWB BED IIU Boaerabl* Arthur It SSLS COUNTY, FLORIDA. BMkwith. J r , Clerk a f (he IB 6BASCBBT SO. I1SOI b e c u r it y Circuit court •( kemiatlt w A S H ix a r o x County, Florida, win ifft r COMPAMT, k Florid* oorporatloa. far a*la la tlia highest u ( Plaintiff H U blddar far e u A at | a lHa aatarr. th* following I h - vn. j» I H 1 property a ( th* Da- WILLIAM E. SMITH and fsnd*nt* WtUlaai B. Bmlth ALLKSB M. SMITH, kla wlfa M « AHaaa M. Smith. hi a w ifi. aad M l WIUI# Mania kkd Baulin. WILLIS MAKTIX aad PAUUXB V. MAKTIX. kla ▼. Marita, hi* wlf*. Lot 11. BBAR LAKE wlfa. Da fondant a R I U A aaaaNlat to th* s o t i c r o p n*LM Flat thereof, aa records* NOTICE IS HKRBBT OUTla Flat Back i f at Pat# •T af tba Pakiia BaaoH. BN that on tha llt k dar af a f t*mln*l* Cednty, Pier- Oatabar, 1ML at tt:M a'clooh A. M. at tha mala daar af tha Ite Hauaa af Samlnola together with atl atraataraa Court and Improvement*. thaa ar County, at Sanford, Florida, tha Honarnkla Arthur II. Ikaraaftar aa aald Uad. Tkl* la mod* puriuaat la Baekwllh. Jr, Clark o f tha Final Daer.a af Paraalaaara Circuit Court of nominal# aatarad la U a akara aaaaa. County, Florida, will affar far Ckaaaarr Dock.I Ba. Ilka*, aala ta Iha hlthaat and bant •aw pa*4laf !■ Ik. Clraalt blddar far eaah. at pabtla eat­ Caarl af aad far Baailaoi. ery. tha falUwlas dtaarlbad proporty o f th# Defandanta County, Florida IX WITXKM WHBBBOP, I William E. Smith and Allana tiara b.r.u n to aot air hand M. Smith, hla wlfa. and W ll­ aad afflcla! aoal thin lltk lla Martin and Paulina V. Marlin, hla wlfa. dar a f Oatokar, l* lt. Lot It, UL.\R LAKE HILLS, aeaordlas ta tha ^ k t r B. Beckwith. Jr, Plat thereof. a* raaardad d a r k af tka Clraalt Court In Plat Baok It, Papa IT ta aad far Maiiaola Coua* of tha Publla Racorda of tjr, Florida Somlnola County. Ptorlda Byi Martha T. VlbUn topathor with all atruataraa Deputy d a rk aad Improvement*, than ar Fabtlah Oatokar id, l i l t . tkaraaftor aa aald Uad. CDB-dl Thla la mad# pnrauant to nr t — c ir c u i t cwu b t o p Plaal Daera# af Poraeloanra T B B NUTTM JUDICIAL r t a - aatarad In tha abora cauaa, ar AMD POB ' ■MMIXOLS Chancory Doakat No. 111*1, c iv m Fl o r i d a . now pandlap la tha Clrault n c a t M U T n o . ttaaa Court of and for Samlaala WASHINGTON SECURITY County. Florida IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I COMPANT. a Florida ecrper*hava haraanta aat my hand Ha*. F U latlft aad efflelal aaal thla lltk day aa. af Outobar. 1ML (SEAL) WILLIAM E. IMITR and Arthur If. Uachwlth, J r, ALLBBB M. SMITH, kla wild, Clark af tha ClrouK Court aad In and far Seminal* Coun­ W ILLIS MAKTIX aad ty, Florida FAV LIMB V. MAKTIX. kla Byt Martha T. Vlhtaa wlfa, Dapaty Clark Defendants. Fabtlah Oatokar It. 1ML Sam oa i f salb XOTICS IS HKRSBY OIV- COB-11 t X that aa tha iith dar af Octabar. U l l at IliM A. X. i s t b b c m c c r r c o l o r o r at tka M ia daar a f tba Caart TBB SIXTH JUDICIAL CIR­ Haaaa af Bawl aala Cennty. at CUIT OF ASD FOR SDMISaafard. Ptorlda. tka Manor- SOLB COtSTT. FLORIDA. akla Artkar H. Baakwllk, Jr.. tE c b a m c b b t s o . tiaao RKCU1UTT C lirh af tka Clraalt Caart af WASI1INUTON Saaalaala Caaalr. Flarlda. COMPAMT, s Florida corpora­ w ill offar far aala to tha tion, Plalatlff, klsfcaat aad kaat klddar (or eaak, at paklta aatery. tka follow ing daaarlkad propartr WILLIAM E. SMITH and a f tha Dafaadaata William E. ALLENE M. SMITH, kla wlfa, Smith a r t Alien* M. Smith, aad WILLIE MARTIN aad kla wlfa. aad Wlllla Martla PAULINE V. MARTIN, hla •ad Paallaa f . Martla, hla wife. Defendant* wlfa. SOTICD OP BALM Lot 14. BEAR LAKE XOTICE IS HKIlUUr OIVMOXM. aeoordla* ta tba Plat tharaaf. aa racordad EN that on the Mth day of Osleber. IMS. at tt:M o'clock In PUt Book 1L Pag* IT o f tha Pabtla Raaarda of A. M. at tke main door af tha Hauaa a f Seminal# Samlaala County, Florida, Casrt lapatbar with all itrn.turta County, at Sanrerd, Florida, Arthur H. and Improvement* thaa ar tha HonorabU Uachwlth. J r , Clark af tha IharaafUr aa Mid land. Thla la aiada purouant ta Clreult Ceurt af Seminole, O U R B O A R D IN G U T V im H O U S E INTtBPllH I K K Legol Notice r u i T County, Florida, will affar for aalr to tha hlshaat and bant blddar for eaah. at pub­ lico outcry, tba following deserlbed property of tha Dafandanta William E. Smith and AHaaa M. Smith, hla wlfa. and Wlllla Marlin aad neultaa V. Martin, hla wlfa. Lot II at HEAR LAKE HILLS, according to the Plat thereof, aa reeordtd In Plat Book 1L Pago ST o f tha Publla Raeerda of Samlnola County, Ptorlda, together with all atrarturaa aad Improvtmtotn. than or tbaraattar on aald land. This U made puraunnt to Pinal Daerta o f Foraatoaure entered In Iho abora eauar. Chancery Docket No. Ilia*, now pending In tha Clreult Court af and for Samlnola County. Florida IN WITNEM WHEREOF. I kara haraunto aat my band aad offleUI •-•! this llt k day o f October. IMS. (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr.. Cltrk o f the Clreult Court In and for samlnola Coun­ ty. Florida Ryt Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Puhllah Oct. II. IMS. CDU-Te wlf*. Defendant* NOTICE OP StLB NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVF.N that on th* l«lh day of Octabar l i t ! , at !!:« # o'rloek A. H. at the mala door of th* Court Hwue* o f Semlnot* County, at 8anr*rd. F lorid* th* Honorable Arthur IL Beckwith, J r , Clerk o f th* Clreult Court of Seminole. County. Florid* will offer for aala to tha hlsheat and beet bidder for each, at publla outcry, th* following daecrlbad preparty o f th* D*f*«danta William E. Smith and Alton* M. Smith, hie wlfa and WitIt# Martin and Paulin* V. M arti* hla wife. Let 11. HEAR LAKE IIII.IJ*. according to th* Plat thareof, a* recorded la Plat Book tL Pace 11 of th* PUhtla Records of Seminal* County, Plorld* togelh-r with all atruataraa and Improrement* than ar therratter aa eald land. Thla la mad* purauant to Pinal Decrt* of Forecloanr* entered In th* abort aauee. Chancery Docket Na. l l f c l now pending la tka Clreult Court af and far Samlnola County. Florida IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 bar* hereunto art my hand IS THE CIRCUIT COURT OF and official »*al thla lllh day THE SIXTH JCDICIAL CIR­ o f October, IMS. CUIT IS ASD FOR BENI- (SEAL) SOLM rOCSTT. FLORIDA. Arthar H. Beckwith. J r , IS CDASCKRT SO. ISAM Clerk a f tha Clreult Court ( CnHI— > In aad for SemUola Coun­ NOTICE OF ty. Ptorlda FORECLOSURE a » t.E By: Martha T. Vlhlen S. C. BIX II COMP.ANT, a Deputy Clerk Puhllah OcL 11. IMS Florida corporation. Plaintiff, CDB-11 x* JAMES L HtTSMAX and i s t b b e t a e r r r c o u r t o f JUDITH ANN HITSMAN. bin TUB NINTH JCDICIAL C1Rwlfa. and PATTON J. HOPE r u r r o f a n d f o r bhhj . and MART M. HOPE, hla wire, SOLD COT NTT. FLORIDA. Defendant* IS UBASCRRT SO. 11POT SECURITY NOTICE IS HKIIEBT OIV- WASHINUTUN EN purauant ta a Pinal De­ COMPANY, a Florida corpora. Ilo * cree or foreeloeure dated Oct­ Plaintiff, ober lllh . l l l l . and antarad In Chancery Cane No. 11,111 * * (Carlton) nr Iha Clraalt Court WILLIAM T, SMITH and a f tha Ith Judicial Circuit In ALLKXB M. SMITH, hla wife, and for Semluote County. and W ILU E MARTIN and F lorid* wherein M. C. IILCII PAULINE V. MARTIN, hla COMPANY, a Florida corpora- wife, Defendant* tloa. Plaintiff, aad JAMES L NOTICE OP OALM HITSMAN and JUDITH ANN NOTICE IS HEREBY B ITHITSMAN. hla wire. and PATTON J. HOPE aad MARY EN that an th* tlth day af M. HOPE, hla wife, are Do- October, 1MI, at l i s t o’clock fendante, I will aall to the A. M. at th* main door of th* Hauaa o f 8-mlnol* hlgheat and beat blddar for Court eaah at the Front door o f the County, at Sanford. Plorld* Arthur II. Seminole County Courthouae th* Honorable In Sanford. Samlnola County, Backwlt* J r , Clark o f th* Circuit Coart o f Semlnot* Florida, at It o'clock A. M. an th# lllh day af October, Coanty, Florida, wilt affar for IMS. tha following deecrlbed aala to th* highest and beet property aa aat forth In aald bidder for eaah. at publla outary. th* following described Final Decree, to-wlt: Lot t l, OOLDIK MANOR, properly o f th* Defandanta according to the plat William E. Smith and Allana thereof, raaardad In Plat M. Smith, hla wlfa, and WIIBook t l at page 11 af tha Ha Martin aad Paulina Y. Publla Record* o f keml- Martin, hla wife. Lot It, BEAR LAKE not# County, Florid* HILLS, aaaardlng to th* DATED thla 11th day *f Plat thereof, ae racordad October IMS. In Plat Book II. page II (SEAL) af th# Publla Iteoorda of Arthur If. Bsckwltb, Jr, Samlnnl* County, P lorld* Clark a f aald Clreult Court together with all structures By: Martha T. Vlhtaa and Impreramenta, then ar Deputy Clerk thereafter an said land. Law Offleea Thla I* mad* pursuant la Robert Eagaa Final Deere* o f Poraelosura SIT X. Magnolia Avenun enured In Ih* abort causa. Orlando, Florida Chancery Dockat No. lite r, Puhllah October 11. IIIL new pending la Iha Clroult CDB-11 Court ef and for Beialnola i s t b b c i a c u r r c o u r t o f County, Florida IS WITNESS WHEREOF. TIIB SIXTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT OF ASD FOR -BENI. 1 hare hereunto aat mr hand and offleUI aeal thla tlth day SOLD COUXV, FLORIDA. or October, IMI. IS CMAXURBY SO. 1IMd (SEAL) WASHINUTUN SECURITY Arthur If. Baekwllh. J r , COMPANT, a Florida corporaClerk af lb* Clraalt Court lie * In and far Samlnola Coun­ Plalatlff, ty, Florida ta llyi Martha T. Vlhltn WILLIAM B. SMITH and Deputy Clark ALLVNK II. SMITH, hla wlfa. Puhllah October II. 1111 aad IVILLIE MARTIN and PAULINE V. MARTIN, hi* CDB-11 O U R B O A R D IN G m n m a m w i w R O U S E am* Legal Notice | Logoi Notice NOTICE IS NHRBBT OIYBX that tsrsu a st ta tha Final De­ ere* a f Fareeloeura aad Sal* entered In th* rauna pending In tha Clraalt Court In and for Seminal* County. Florid* rat* Doakat Number HIM. Dougtaa. th* andaralgned Clerk wilt cell tka property eltaated in aald Conaty deaerlbed a*: Lot L Week Id. TOWNBITE OF NORTH CXULUOTA- * auhdlrtata* aerdlat ta plat tkaraaf “ la Plat Bank L page* IS to IL tnaluelr* •f ths Publla Raeerda af Seminal* County. Flarlda. _ at pabll* aal*. to Iks klgkaet aad boat klddar far eaah. at It:** A. M. on th* Mth day af Octabar. l l l l . at th* Front Doo r o f th* Semlnot* Conaty Courthoua*. Saafard, Florida. (SEAL) Arthur IL Baekwllh. Jr, Clark o f th* circuit Court Kyi Martha T. Tibia* Deputy Clark Rlahop A Bernstein II Rant Fla* Satraal Orlande, Florida Attorney* far Flalatlff Publish octabar id, l l l l CDB-IS ' xorn cH or AFPLKA1 fw r t a b llm ta *Ji NOTICE IS HEREBY OXYEN, That B. I . I 'l l the holder o f th* following eertlfleata haa tiled eald eertlfleata for taa deed la b* leausd tharsoa. Th* aartlflcats number and ear of laauaac*. th* daeariplea af th* proparty, aad th* nam* la whlah It waa aaaaa*ar* sa rellowai eartlfleat* Xa. S/t at Na. II* Tear af laauanea l i l t B liii*S R ia t4 re in n er I Lata IS 11 * II w k C Waat Altamonte Baithta Seatlan Oaa Flat Beak 1* Fag* II Xam* la whlek ******** K. Kaex Bettlnt haue. Trail**. All af aald propartr being la tbe esaaty at aemlnole. State •f Fiona*. Vat*** each aartlfloat* ahall ba redeemed aacording t* law th* preaarty described Ik auek aertlflaatae will b* sold to th* hlghaat blddar at tha (real daar a f th* Samlaala Coaaiy Caart Hone* at Sanford, Florida, oa th# Aral Monday la U* month o f Naramhar, IML whlek la th* Ith day at Naramhar, IISS Dated this llt k dar af la s tamber, l i l t . (SEAL) X t m c H OF APPLICATION Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , FOB TAX Clerk Clrault Court (•#* 10*10 aemlnole county, Florida 1 IM > NOTICE IS HEREBY . OIV. Fublleh OcL L L 1*. IL EN. That K L U t* tha balder CDB-11 af Iha following eartlfleat* haa filed aald eartlfleat* far IE TBB COUNTY J l’ IKlK'S ASD FOB I B B tag deed to b* leaned (hereon. COURT, IIS OI N T ). FLORIDA. Th* eertlfleata number aad ISOLD rtat* Xumber: eiaa year o f Issuance, th* descrip­ BSTATH OF tion o f tha property, and tha A ONES L KUNB. name la whlek I t was •****•Daeaaaed. ad ar* aa follow*: SOTICR TO CBBBITORS eertlfleata N * 11/11 af N* TO ALL PERSONS HAVING III Year ef tsanaaea 1111 CLAIMS OH DBM ANDS Daaeatpllaa ad Property: AUAINST SAID ESTATE) Lota II A «• Elk. D West Ton and each o f you ar* Altamonte H eight! Seetlon hereby notified and ragalred to One PUthook IS Page It file any claim* aad demands Name la whlek aaeeesed H. which you. ar either ef you, Kaos Bettlaghau* Traet** may bars against nakd estate AH a f aald property helag In In the office at lion. C, VER­ th* Counir af Samlaala Itat* NON MISK. J R , conaty Jadg* ef Florida. Unlaea auak cer­ of Seminole County, at hi* o f­ tificates (hall ba redeemed fice In th* Court Roue* In according (a law tha pro­ Sanford, Florida, wtlhls a ll party daecrtbad la eueh tortl- II) calendar month* from th* ficat* wilt ba aald I* th* lima af Ih* flret publication of hlghaat bidder at Ik* rreat thla notice. Each claim ar da­ daar a f tba Seminal* County man* must b* In writing and Court Heuaa at Sanford. Star- contain th* place of residence Id* an Iha flrat Monday la and poet office addreaa af Ih* th* month af Naramhar, t i ll, clalmaat and m eil be awern to which la tha Sth day af Nor- by Ih* vlalnuknt, hit agent or attorney, or th* earn* ahell b* ember, IML Dated IhU Uth day af lapt- raid. LEWIS KLINE ember, lis t. A* Executor of aald Batata (SEAL) RICHARD If. COOPER Arthar H. Uachwlth. Jr, 1(1 East Central Avenue Clark Clreult CeuM Orlando, Florida Seminal* County, Florida Attorney at Utw. Publish OcL L I. tl. IL Attorney for Eieeutor CDB-11 Publish: Oct. IL II IL Nov. • e r a —i t IN TU B CIRCUIT CRUBT OF TBB NISTM JUDICIAL Oil cu rr o r an d f o b ik r i- XOLR COUNTY. FLORID*, i s CHASCBRY n o . Itaai WASHINOTON SECURITY COMPANY, a Florida aorparalias. Plalatlff, WILLIAM E. SMITH aad ALLKNB M. SMITH hi* wlf*. and W ILU E MARTIN aad PAULINE V. MARTIN, hla wlfa, Dafandaati NOTICE OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN lh al on th* tlth day el October IML at 11 til a’claek A. M. at tba mala door e f th* Court Roue* of Samlael* County, at Saafard. Florida, th* Honorable Arthar H. Berhwlth. Jr, Clark af Ih* Circuit Court a f Samlaala County. Flarlda, will alfar far aal* t* the hlshaat and bast blddar far raah, at pabHe eatery, the following des­ cribed property o f th* De­ fendant* William B. Smith and Alleaa M. Smith, hie wlf*. and Wlllla Martin aad Faallaa V. Martin, hla wir* ’ Lot IL BBAR LAKE IIIUJI. aarordlng to th* I1*t thereof, a* recorded In Plat Book It. Pag* IT « f tha I'ublla Racorda af ■amlaale Coanty, Flarlda. togalher with all atruataraa and Imprarsmanta, thaa ar thareaftar on aald land. Thla la mad* pursuant ta Final Decrt* o f Foreeloeure entered la the abor* cause, Chaneery Dechat No. 11M4 now pending la th* Clraalt Caart af and far Seminal* County, Florida IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I bar* haraunto eat mr hand and afflelal seal thla lllh day of October, IML (SEAL) Arthar H. Baehwlth, Jr., Clark *1 th* Clrault Court In and for Seminal* Coun­ ty, Florida By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk FuMleh October II, IML CDB-11 IS TU B CIRCUIT COURT OF TUB NISTM JUDICIAL UIRc u r r OF AND FOR SDMIXOLH COUNTY, FLORIDA. IS CHANCERY SO. IIMS. WASHINGTON SECURITY COMPANY, a Florida corpora­ tion. Flalatlff, rt. WILLIAM E. SMITH tad ALLKNK M. SMITH, hla wife, and WILLIE MABTIN sad PAULINE V. MARTIN, hla wife. Defendants. SOTICM OF a ALH NOTICE Ik IIEHEHT OIVEN that on th* Mth day o f Oetobar, lilt , at 11S* a’alack A. M. at th* mala deer of th* Ceurt Houa* of kemlael* County, at Saaferd, Florida, th* Honorable Arthur If. Beckwith, J r , Clerk e f tK* Circuit Court a f kamlaat*. County, Florida, will offar far sal* la th* hlghaat and bast bidder fur cash, at publla eat­ ery. th* fallowing deierlbad property of th* Dafcldaata William E. Smith and Allana H. Smith, hla wlfa, aad WIUI* Martin and Paulin* V. Mar­ tin, hla wlfa Lot It. BEAR LAKE IIILLB. according ta Iha i'tat thereof, a* recorded la Plat Book II. Fag* 11 a f th* Publla Raaarda a f Seminole County. Florida, tegathar with all stracturta aad Impreremaata, thaa ar thereafter en eald land. Thla la made purauant ta Final Derr** ef Foreeluaura entered ta the above eauee, Chancery Pocket N*. U t il, new pending la the Clraalt Court of aad far Semlaol* County, Florid* IN WITNESS WHEnEOF, I bar* hereunto aat my hand and afflelal aeal thla 11 th day e f October, l i l t . (SEAL) Arthar If. Beekwltb. J r , Clerk ef th* Clreult Court la aad for Samlael* Connty, Florida By Ma-tha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Publish October IL IMI CDB-41 IE THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TBR SISTB JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT OF ASD FOR BHBISOLM COUNTY. FLORIDA. IS CHANCERY SO. 1IM* WASHINGTON SECURITY COMPANY, • Florida corpora­ tion, Flalatlff. ♦». WILLIAM B. SMITH and ALLRNE M. SMITH, hla wife, and W ILUE MARTIN and FAUUNB Y. MARTIN, hie wlfa. Defendant!. SOTICR OF SALH NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVEN that en th* tlth dap of Oetobar, laat, at Ilia* e'eloen A. M. at tha main doer of tha Court Hauaa af Semlnata Coaaiy. at Saafard. Florida, th# Haaarakl* Arthur II. SatkwHh, J r , Clerk ef the Clreult Caart a f Samlnola, County, Florida, will affar for sat* to Ik* hlshaat and beet blddar far eaah. at pubtle oularr, tha fallowing da*erlbed property a f th* Dafeodents William B. Smith and Allaaa M. Smith, kla wife, and Wlllla Martin and Pauline V. Martin, hla wife. Let TL BEAR LAKH 1IILIN, acourdlng la th* Plat thereof, ae recorded la Mat Book II. Pag* 11 *f th* Pubtlo Records of ■emlaole County. Florida, together with all structures and Improvements, then ar thereafter an aald lend. Thle Is mad* pursuant ta Final Deere* o f Foreclosure entered In th* above eauee. Chancery Docket Ne. U ll* now pending la Ih* Clroult Ceurt af and far Semtnol* County, Florida IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have hereunto set mr hand and efflelal aaal thla lllh day or Oatabar, 1*11. (SEAL) Arthar IT. Eeckwlih. Jr, Cltrk of th* Circuit Court In and far Samtnel* Coun­ ty, Florida By Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clark Publlab Oetobar 11. IMI. CDB-11 IN THE CIRCUIT COI NT OF THE NISTM JUDICIAL CIEc u r r IN AND FOR *HMI. SOLE COUNTY, FLONIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. ISMB (Ahridge) NOT1CM o r FOEBCLOSURH (ALH S. c. BLUII COMPANY a Flor­ ida earperatlos. Plaintiff, va. WILLIAM R. LaMAiTERX and IIKLKN D. LaMASTKHL hla wlfa, Defendant*. NOTICE IS HERBIIT OIV KN pursuant te a Final Dt ere* ef faroeloaura dated O etl ober Uth, l i l t , aad antered In Chsneery Cat* No. 1IM1 (Abridge) of Ih* clrault Court #( tha Ith Judlalal Circuit In end for Semis*!* County. Florid*. Wherein k. C. BLUII Company, s Florida corpora Ilea, Plaintiff, and WILLIAM R. ImMASTKRS and IIULKX D. UMAMTEIU. bis wife, ar* defendant!. 1 will sell to the highest and heel bidder tor rash at tba front deor of the Semlaol* CaUnty C o u r t h o u s e In HeaforL Semlaol* County, Florid*, e l II e'tleek A.M. on th* Mth day af Oetaber, IMI, th* following described pro­ perty a* eat forth la eald Flaal Deere*, to-wlt: Lot 11. GOLDIE MANOR SUBDIVISION, according t* the plat thereof, re­ corded In Flat Bosk IL Peg* It, I'ublla Record* •f Oemluel* County, Flor­ ida. Together with th* following lleme ef property which ar* located la and permanently In aatllsd aa a' part ef th* Im­ provement* oa eald land: Haatar, aurf unit A even DATED thin Uth day af October, l l l l . (SEAL) Arthur IL Beckwith. Jr. Clark af said Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlbiaa Deputy Clark Robert T. Eagan Orlando, Florida Fublleh Oetaber IL IML CDI-M Legol Notice or ssn rR o r PUBLIC BEARISH THE CITY O r LONGWOOD WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING AT THE CITY HALL AT I p> m , OCTOBER I*. IM I FOR THK PURPOSE OF ZONING THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPER­ TIES: LOTS • and T. Bnt(mlnger Farm* Addition Ne. 1. a* racordad la Flat Book I. Pas* L Public Racorda of ■amlnol* Coanty, Florida: nleo. beginning at th* XW corner e f Lot 17, Btoek "D". D. R. Mitchell * Surrey *f th* Levy Grant. according ta Plat thereof recorded In Plat Seek 1. Pag* L Pabll* Raeerda af Semlnot* County. Florida, run thanes North It'U * Beat along th* Northerly line of Lot 17. a dletanc* of I ! . ! feat to th* paint of beginning, (banco ■oath M 't r West a dletanc* o f IIL1I fiat, thane* South l l 'i r Boat a dlitaara ef !!L > feat to th* Waatarty right at way af Slat# Resit M • 10*. thane* Northeasterly along aald right o f way l l l . t feat to North line o f Lot 11, thane* Boalh 11*11* Waat a dletanc* af III feat to th* liotnt o f beginning, also Lot :il o f Lake Gera Park accord­ ing to plat thereof a* record­ ed In Mat Book IL Paget M and (1 o f Ih* Public Records Of Seminal* County Florida! •aid abova described proper­ ties to b* toned Commercial. And Lott I through IT of Lako Oem Park, aa recorded In Plat Book It. Page* M and (1. o f tha Puhllo Becorda e f Samlnot# County, Florida to b* toned Residential R-I. A. R. Lormtnn Mayor, City a f Umawood Fublleh October IL IML CDB-11 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IbP THE NINTH JCDICIAL CIRc u r r o r a n d f o r b r m iXOLM COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. I MB* WASHINGTON SECURITY COMPANY, a M or Ida corpora­ tion. Plaintiff, WILLIAM E. SMITH and ALLEXE M. SMITH, hla wir*, and WILLIE MARTIN and PAULINE V. MARTIN, kit wlfa. Defendant* NOTICE o r BALM NOTICE IS HER EOT OIVEN that on Ih* MIH day « f Oetobar. IMI. at UlM o'clock A. M.. t Ih* mtn adoor o f Ih* Court Houto o f Samlnnl* County. *t Sanford. Florida, th* Honorable Arthur II. Baehwlth, J r- Clerk of th* Circuit Court o f Samlnola, County, Florida, will alfar for aal* to th* highest and baat blddar for raah, at publla outary, tba following described property af th* Defendant! William E. Smith and Allan* M. Smith, hi* wlf*. and Wlllla Martin and Paulino V. Martin hi* w lf* Lot II, BEAR LAKE HILLS, aecordlng to th* Plot thereof, a* recorded In Mat Rook tl, at Pag* 11 o f Ih* Puhllo Racorda o f Memlnol* County, Flor­ ida tegathar with all Mruotura* aad Improvamtnta, then ar lharaaftar onaald land. Thla la mad* pursuant to Final Daar** o f Foreclosure antarad I* tha above raus*. Chancery Docket No. HIM. new ponding In Iha Circuit Court a f and for Samlnola County, Florida. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. J have haraunto gat my hand and efflelal aaal thla tlth day at October, IML (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr.. Clark af Ih* Clrault Court In and tor Samlnola Coun­ ty, Florida Dyt Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Publish October II. IMS CDB-11 IN TUN CIRCUIT COI RT OK TIIB NINTH JUDICIAL UIRc u r r . IN AND FOR OMNINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CIIANUKRY NO. tl**« THE FinST N A T I O N A L MANX AT ORLANDO, a aat lonal banking astoelallnn. Plaintiff, HERSET B. HUFFMAN and MONA HUFFMAN, hi* wire; VIOLA aEOROE PHILPOTl THOMAS Z. HUFFMAN ind MACBL C. HtrFFUAX, hi* wlfa: and HUFFMAN RROTHEIIS, INC, a Florida cor peratlea, at *1, Defendant*. NOTICE OF POEECI.OSUEE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV EN puriuant to a Final Daera* af Faraclonur* dated Oetuber i l l ) , IMS, and entered In Chaneery Caae No. 4(7*1 of (h* Circuit Ceurt of the Ninth Judicial Clreult In and for Seminole County, Florida wherein THE FIRST NA­ TIONAL RANK AT ORLANDO, a national banking aesnala Don. I* Plaintiff, and Heresy C. HUFFMAN and MONA HUFFMAN, hi* w ife: VIOLA GEORGE MIILPOT: THOMAS Z. HUFFMAN and MACEL C. HUFFMAN, hla wlf#> and HUFFMAN BROTHERS, INC, a Flarlda eorporatlun, ar* De­ fendants, I will lell to th* hlgheat and b*at blddar for raah at the front door o f tha Seminole County CuurOiaua* In th* City of Snnfurd. Coun­ ty of Semlnule, Florida, at IS:Oe noun, on th* Mth day of October, t i l l , th* following described property a* eel forth la aald Final D«cr**. to-w lt: L ot t* b* known a* Lit 1* of J. U Hill's addition to Lillie Bear Lake Sub­ division, more particularly described ae beginning taa feat Weet Of tha Northwest corner o f Lot II ef J. L. Illlle Little Bear Lake Subdivision, according to ptal there o f aa recorded In Flat Book T, page 11. Publla Records of kamlnol* Coon ty, Florida, run tbenc* East It* feat te North wait corner o f Lot II thtnc# Southerly along Waat lot line of aald lot to Mouthwaat corner a Lot II. thence West II feet, then** North l de­ gree. i t minutes West to point of beginning, eacept a possible easement on th* Northwest corner for road purpose*. DATED thla lllh day ef Oetobar, A. D. IMI. (SKA!,) Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Circuit court o f Semlnolo County, Florida By Margaret B> Tyte. DC. Akerman. Turnbull, lenterfttt • Rldtan kuna Ml Flrat Nat'1 Bank SIdg. P. a Boa III Orlande, Fla. Pt*y*h Oetobar II, IML A! M R TAR ita I M I 1 I MHB) XOTICE t l HEREBY OIYEX. That Overstreet Land Co. tho holder ef Ih* fntlowlag certificate hae filed aald cer­ tificate for taa deed ta bo latuod (hereon. Th* certificate number and year of Issuance, Ih# description of tba pro­ perty, aad th* nam* In which t waa asteteed ar* at fol­ low*! Certificate No. >31 Tear o f Issuance Ut* |a^— 1^0^01^aR ^ w w| ^ Let 1 Blk. A Traet II Banland# Springs Accord­ ing* to Flat* Thareof Raeardad Upon th* Pabtla Racorda of Samlnot* cou n ­ ty Florida Xam* In which attested SamBel 0. Ilollenhead. AU of said property being In th* County >f Seminole, state of Florida, nleta such eartlfleat* ihall b* redeemed acrordlng to law th* property deecrlbed la tuck Mrtiricat* will b* told to the highest bidder at tho front door of th* Stmlaolo County Court Ilout* at San­ ford, Florida, on th* drat Monday In the month of Xov* ember, IMI, which Is tho Itk day ef November, IMI. Dated this :tth day of Soptamber, 11(1. (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, JrClerk Clreult Court Seminole Ceunly, Florida Publlik Oct. L L IL IL CDU-I STATE a CA 411 Nnrtk ird Thayer, MDaowrl Y as are hereby NOTIFIES! £ ? that LualD* L C n m iL Died bar (w ar* kttl o f plaint against yas, ■ull for dlvarao, Is CUIT COURT, ( t ■•mlcole Coanty, Florida, ron era hereby rosstrsd ts (11* pernanally ar by M At* lorney. with Ih* (fanarabld Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , Clerk of our Mid Court, year write tea answer. If nay yea hard ta th* Complaint filed agslso* ■I you, aad to (Ho • copy there­ : of with th* aaderatgaod at* tornty, at th* addr* «• stroke by th* Uth day o f Oetokor A* D* IMSi I n f i l l fall u t or Jndftntnt by dofBSlt Wilt ’be oxtered agalast yes. (SEAL) •oakwith. J r, Arthur Clerk By: Marlfck T. Ylkl*% D. C. B. Vt. War*. Attorney for Flalntlft Woodruff-Parktaa B nlldlnc Sanford, Florid* Pukllsh kept. I I d O tt I k IL l l l l i C D A -lt NOTICE OF AFFLICATIOE FOR TAB DEED (a*#. I K I I Florida Itatwvea o f IMS) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV. EN, That Overttreet land Co. the holder of (he following certlflcsl* hae filed aald ear­ tlfleat* for tat datd to be leaned th*r*on. Th* C*rllfleat* numbir and y*ar of toauanco, th* dtpcrtPtton af th* or*Mriy. aad th* nam* In which It waa aaaeaaed art aa fol­ low*! eertlfleata Na. I l l Tear of Msuanr# IM I DeseelpG— *1 Frapmty Lata • * I Blk. A Treat II Sanland# Sprlaga Ae­ cordlng ta Flat* Thereof Recorded Upon th* Publla Record* of Seminole County, Florida Name In which aeaeeied Ray Marla Belvlno. All *( aald property being la th* Coaar of Seminole. Stata e f Flor­ ida Unlaaa *uch eartlfleat* (hall ba redeemed according to law tha property described In inch certificate will be sold to th* hlgheat bidder at th* front door of th* Samlnola County Court lieu** at San­ ford. Florida, aa th* ftn t Monday In th* month o f Nov­ ember. IMS, which la Ih* Ith day o f Novtmbar, IMI. Dated this tlth day ef September, IMS (SEAL) Arthur II. Baekwllh, J r , Clerk Clreult Court, Semlnot* Counir, Florida Publish Oct. 1, 1, IL IL CDB-I NOTICE o r APFLIOATIOK FOB TAX DEED Ms*. IMG* Florida Statutes •1 IMS) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIYEN, That Orentreet Land Co. th* holder af Ih* following eartlfleat* haa llltd eald cer­ tificate for U l deed to b# Issued thereon. Tba certificate number and year of iMuanaa, th* description af th* pro­ perty, and th# nam* la whlah It wt* aaiattad ar# aa falIow e Certificate No. I l l Tear Of Issuance IMI DeewIpIloB e f Property Let* • te II Blk D. Traet II kanlande Bprlng* Ac­ rordlng ta Plata Thareof Racordad Upon th* Publla Record* of kamlnol* Coun­ ty Florida Name In which aeaeeaed 0. F. Hill. All o f *ald properly b# In* In Ih* County af Semi­ nole, male ef Morlds. Unlete such eerllflcala (ball be r* ilvemed according to law the property deecrlbed In auch cerllllcal* will be aold to (he hlghtri bidder at th* front duer of th* kamlnol* County Court Hou*e at Hanford Flarlda. o n th# flrat Monday In (h* month af November, IMI, which I* th* Ith day of November, IML fisted this 21th day ef kept ember, IIIL (SEAL) Arthur H. Btckwlth. Jr, Clerk Circuit Court, lemlnol* County, Florid* Publish Got. L I. IL tlCDB-I IN TIIK C in u riT COURT OF Tllll NINTH J l'U ll'l tL CIH curr o f ( h i r o n * e r i . NOI.H COUNTY, FI.OHIt)*. IN UIIANCKNY NIL IIMk tVASIIINOTUN (ECU HITT COMPANY n Florida corpora­ tion, Plaintiff, v*. WILLIAM E. IMTTIf and ALLKNK M. SMITH, hla wlf*. sad WILLI FI MARTIN and PAULINE V. MARTIN, hla wlfs, Dtfscdants. NOTICE OF SILK NOTICE Ik HEREBY GIV­ EN that an (hs Itth day of oatabar, IMI, at !!:<iO o'clock A. M. at Ih* main deor af th* Ceurt lieu** of ksmlnol* County, nt kanferd. Florid*, lb* HonorabU Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr, Clark of th* Clreult Court o f kamlnol* County, Florid*, will affar for sal* to Ih* highest and b**t bidder fur cash. *t public outcry, Ih* following dsaerlbed property of th* Dafsndante William E- Hmlth and Alisa* M. Imltb, hi* wife, •ad Wlllla Marlin and Paulin* V. Marlin, hi* wlf*. Lot III. BEAR LAKE HILLS, according ta Ih* Plsl Ihsrsof, aa r*cord*d I* PUt Hook M at Pag* 17 of ths Publla Raoard* af ksmlaol* County, Flar< Ida, tegsihsr with all structures end Improvements, then ar thtrsaftsr on said land. Thl* It mad* pursuant to Final Users* ef Forsclosur* saltrsd In Ih* above cause. Chancery Docket No 111*2. now pending In th* Clrault Ceurt of end leralaet* Coua ly. Florida IN WITNKU WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and official seal this Uth day of October, 1913. I(BAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Cltrk ef Ik* Circuit Court In and far demlnol* Coun­ ty. Florida By: Marika T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Publish Octossr IL IM L CDB-11 \ K NOTICE o r AFFLICATIOE FOB TAN B O B (Ore. I H U FtnatOk kRHowo I 10401 NOTICE ta HEREET OIY* EN, That aeorgo A Rank Jon** th* k*1d*r *1 th* fol­ lowing certificate haa d ir t aald eertlfleata far taa deed ta ba issued th*r**n- Tka cer­ tificate nnmbar awd year *1 leeuanca, tkd daaarlMlM * f tha proparty, sad Ih# nam* In whlah It was H G i l l l or* n* fallow*: Cartlflenta No. M l Year •( leeusna# 1M* Lata II R |» Mllla* Oansrs PUt Rook | Png* Id Nam* In which m h m i I r . IL Read. All * f aald proparty be­ ing in the County o f Samlnot* lis t* * f Florid*. Unit** tSch eartlfleat* shall be r*d»*m*d according Is law ths'pdoMMF d«*crib*d is *u«k M rtlm sts Will bS Mid I* ths hl«hM« blddar s i ths frost doer * ( th* S«niln*t* Ctunty Ctnrt Haute at ganferd. Florid* *0 ths first Monday Is U s month of November, IML which in th* Ith day o f N*v*mk*r, IML Dated thla Ith day *1 B*pu •mb*r, IML (BEAL) Arthur IL Reekwltk, Jp, Cltrk Circuit C*nrt kemlnel* Conaty, FUtldS Fubllsh 0*t> 4 I. II. 1 4 CDB-l*. of IMk) NOTICE U HEREBY OIYe EN, That R L. Uta tha hold* •r of th* fotlovtlaB eortlfloats haa filed eald eerllRtsle for tan deed ts fc* l*M rt there* en. The oertlflcnte nnmbar and year a f lim an ** Ik* des­ cription *f th* pr*p«rty, and th* nnm* In whisk It asiMMd nr* na foll*w*i CtrtfonU N * 1/11 o f N*. •II Tear a f l**uanc* IM I Im i d k i n of F»*g**«f i Let I Blk, D Sa aland* ■prlng* Lake Oak* •**> tlon Flat Back I Ftg* It Nam* In whltb u « u * 4 Jahs W. Boon* Trust** AR e f Mid property being In U s C m atr •f •smlnole. ktal* at Fterid* Vale** *ueh eertlfleata U*H b* r«d*«m*d accerdng t* Ism th* pro party described Is •uch eartlfleat* will b* **ld I* th* h ighlit btddw St U * front de*r of th* •*mtn*ls County Court Hen** at Banford. Florida, oa th* fln t Monday In tha mmth o f Nov* •mb«r, IML whlah I* th* Ilk day af Novtmbar. IMI. Datad thla Uth day * f dapU •mbar, IML (HEAL) Arthur H. Baehwlth, J r , Clark Circuit Court kamlnol* cm n ty , Florida Fubli.h OcL L ». IL IL CD Evil NOTICE SF AFFLICATIOE FOR TAB DEED (Bee, ISdJd Florida (MtnSMS •1 ISdkl NOTICE I f REEEET OtY. EX, That B. U Ctg U s h*td*9 of ih* faltawtag Mrtlflants haa fllad Mid aartllUnt* fap tab deed I* b* Istusd thtreea. Th* rertlftasia number and yvar # ( Issusaee, th* daaarlp* lion af th* pranarty, and ths asm* la which II wn* m m ■*• ad nr* n* follow*: Cartlflenta No. M l T«*r *1 Issuance (I I I DesevIMUm at FroparVpi Lot M Blk N. Longweed Park PUt Book It f i l l Nam* In whlah amassed Key Development S Renlty, Ins AH ef said property being In Ih* Cennty ef Semlaol*, Stela o f Florida. Unless such eerilflr il* shall b* redssmad ae­ cordlng in law the pranarty daacrlbad In aueh eerllflaals will b* Mid to th# high*** bidder at th* frsnt deer *1 Ih* kemlnel* County C u r t House at Sanford, Florida, ** ths first Monday in ih* month e f November, IMI, whlek Ik th* ith day of November, IML Dated this tlth day *t kspismb«r, IML (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. J r, Clerk o f Circuit Court Reminds County, Flertd* Publish Oct. I, », IL IL CDU-tt Nolle* for EM* Th* Board o f Couaty Com* mlastoner* o f Bemlaols Connly, Florida, will rscslvs bids at th* office af Arthur IL Beckwith. J r, Clark, la Ut* Courthouse at Sanford. Flsrl ie. up to 1:1* p. M. Monday, October II. IMI, for ramrtaU Ins and finishing Tan Asms*s i ' s Office la Ih* Court Eau*L ken ford. Plan* and/or apaeltlaaltoak mey ba obtalnad la Ih* Coun­ ty Boning Office. Court ll«*IA Sanford, Mondays through Friday* from t:M L E I * 1:0# P. M. Bid* lo b* aneleaad la k ■salad envelops plainly mark­ ed on Ih* oatsld* "Bid* fop Remodeling Taa Aseesssr*1* Office, Ceurt Ilout*. gaaferd. Open Oateher IL MIL'* Old* will ba ep*a*d at |t:M A. M. ea Tuesday, OcloMr IL IMI. at a msatltg lo b* b*ld In tha County Cemrataaleacrp meeting room la tha Caarthouse at keaford, Florida. Tha right to rnarvad la waive any Irregularllltt er technicalities tn bid* and la rejeet any and *11 bid* Board af County Conmls•l*a*r* ksmlnol* County. Florid* J. C. Hutchison, Chairmen H) It l Br*wa, losin g Director » Puhllah OoL L IL U fL CDA-U L n J ft m �Legal Notice f rr MAKES M i MAD TO 66E MOOCUBS LIGHT? TAKE AC\'A*TAa£ OF zeros rroUDDMyCMVMMDCM AteTHAT 1 W £ M M T » 0UJCN60F QeBN&ON THATPRiyCXpTHMa/ 0000 nature; N O /1 WILL-NOT R A S S L E n J tfW U O H W B w rm s o w e r w e e o / l£AOB&HQTHANTS ^ tw -o a J N T W e o u r - W C'UL ALL IT S O N LY T IL L T H E * H O U SE r IS P A ID J t P O O .' 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CM4.Vti£ TMl.R « avj/ ^ 3 | r 7 > b r in g t h is a d TO OUR PARTS DEPT. STRICKLANDMORRISON. INC. * * * K. let. gT. PH. FA 2-1481 �f ,_______ £ Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 Classified Phone C L A M IF 1 B D O V O IX 1. 2. Notice* . S -E d a c rtU * 4. ft. F e e d 7. fan— B — to ta B. B i i d i I t o r t t ih I . F ir S t l t i r R oot c iA u m n tin d w u t r « t • 1 P. , 10. W n M to Rtort O ffice 204 W . P in t m. M ora I I . R m I l a t o t o W n m tod I S . R m I B s t o t o F a r B a la IS . M a r tfa g a I m m 14. 11. i If. i* i 17. 15. IS. laaanuwa BaataaM Ooportmlty FaaMla Hota Wonted Mala HtIpWaatod Help Waattol BltoallaM Waata4 5 0 . B a k p a H to r a IT U N IT CLASSIFIED . 51. T ea *. u n m • a p . i l « i ) SS. M on 2S. S4. Sft. M S rO X N B IU rT t SO. ft# loroM i l M ko ro 37. BMaty Bate— Haiti - Fatal Building Matortato Electric*) BarrteM Plumbing Sm lcM Raita R TalaYtaioa Bpadal Service* 28. L au n d ry 8 * rv k # s ly e e r a R 29. Aatoaoblle Service i o right to re- 29A . Aato Accaanorlon •too or refect oar advctUee SO. Machinery . Took meet tnm rk tt ot4oroi to 3 1 . P o n l l r y . L iv e s t o c k || |U| n n *- It Pays To T he Um * P e r s o n a l* C H U R C H or S C P O O L CROUPS. Club*, a t e .-T b a beat eard plan yet (or ratel aa t n w lla a iag C h r i s t m a s money. FA 2-4032. Evening!. • «. F a r ___ •A Speck) Notice* M 2 M 3 S. N a lk M fr r a l* S W E E T IE PIE O c t . 10, 1 9 6 2 — Page 9 By Nadine Seltzer DID YOU KNOW . . You eaa store up to 1000 pouBd* o f ANYTHING for a whole month for Just HOOT Y ou eaa movo tho furnish­ ings o f a 1 bedroom bourn across town for about 127.00. Free Eatlmitea, aa ebllga101 N. Laurel FA 1-tM l YOUNG mala tear bar will •hare home with desirable paraon. Call FA M m or F A 2-3214. Tbs officers sad men of the Sanford Fire Department wish to thank all the people and organisations that c o ­ operated with tha depart­ ment to make our program for Fire Prevention Week a su ccen . CARD o r TllAVKS Tha Family of tbe late Philip M. Keck wishes to express their thanks to all friends sad neighbors for the many kindnesses shown to them in their recent sorrow. Grace Keck Glenn Keck Jane Keck 1. L oot A 6. For Rant F ouai A atdffrh Thomas M oving & Storage S1A. Pato 32. Flowers • Shrub* 33. Forallort 34. ArtIda* Far Sato S3. Artletaa Wantai sa. Automobiles • Truck* 37. Boata • Moton -IS. Motorcycle* • Scootan 39. Tmlloro H E R A LD flh » ,4f # cartful whan you cat it m you w ont hurt th# worm!” 6. F o r R en t RENT A BED 6. For Rant IS . R m I K o t o t * F a r M l 1 7 . M a la H e lp W a s t e d I ROOM bouse and 8 lots. 2307 PAINT k BODY MAN DeLand Auto dealer would Y ale Avs. Ph. FA 3-8371. like to Interview paint atsd S Bedroom b o a # , 884.00 par body m ta. Capable o f man­ month. 204 Palm Plat#. aging going palm and body (P ra ter H om es). shop. Prefer talking oaly with someone la te m to d is a permanent position. Tho ROBERT A. WILLIAMS right man la thla spot caa Realtor •are over $7,Wo. All roplloa Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. a n a m e d , state fUUy aR FA I-M31 Atlantic Rank RMg. qualifications. Writ* Boa 41, c / o Sanford Herald. South Sylvaa Lake Shorts aa large mile wide Sylvan EXPERIENCED Lake. Exclusive • Restrict­ APPLIANCE SALESMAN ed. M ain your hoot# In this beautiful Labs Front Prefer m in 29-40. M iut bo experienced and currently subdivision. Largo lakehi the appliance business. front and lake view lots Must have autumobilc. available. Also 3 A 4 bed­ Position available immedi­ room, 2 bath homes, d o to ately. Salary with incoaPaola School, then west $4 lives, many company boaomile on S. Sylvan Lake Dr. fits. Desire m an lo man­ Call FA 2-7894 days or age naw store opening FA 2-6368 eveningi. Or tae shortly. Work for largest your broktr. independent appliance deal­ er in central Florida. Ap­ LITTLE COTTAGE ply E. N. Kelly, Jr.. BriU'e ON BIG LAKE Inc., 334 No. Orange A ve., Let us sliow you thla pic­ Orlando, Florida. turesque, furnished cottage, nestled in tbe tall plnea on the short o f a big, blue, beautiful lake, at least a mile across. You will be en­ tranced! Only $3,300-00 • Stem per A gen cy Lake Cottage F u n FA 2-4106 REALTOR — INSUROR FA 2-4991 1818 S. French Ave. FURN. I room a p t Private entrance. tS I.a month. Elec, By Owner, attractive a Id and water included. Call conditioned 3 bedyoom, 2 FA 2-8344. bath home. In Pinterest 3rd Addition. Drapes, fence, EFFICIENCY A p t , Sanford 20 ACRES newly plowed and well kept yards. US W. harrowed farm land. N. newait, ideally located on Coleman Circle. FA 24698. Cameron Ave. un east aide, Firat St. near Post Office. 44 mile aouth o f Celery Ave. 2 City Parking Lota, shop­ E. B. Stowe. FA 2-6143. ping places. Suitable for couple or single, one rent. THE TIME TESTED FIRM No utility chargts. Inquire LARGE 2 bedroom bouae, kit­ 116 N. Park Ave. FA 84123 chen equipped, near large Manuel Jacobeon Dept. lake. FA 2-7368. Store. 3 BR home (or tale by own­ Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day, Week, o r Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 1*3t t l 118 W. Ut St. St. Johns Realty J. W. Hall, Realtor Legal Notice River Front Property Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice Jim Hunt Realty AUTO GLASS INSTALLED TEE 'N GREEN Central Air Conditioned Sunland Estates Homes VA - NO DOWN PAYMENT LONGDALE W l r u t u eoa r A 2-3*7$. DISCOUNT SHOES, Uaed furniture, appliance*, tools, etc. Bought - sold. Larry's M art l i t laaferd A re. Ph. FA 1-41*2. Highext C a n price* Paid Ik Trade-in Allowance Made On Uaed Furniture A Ap- ■ultcases, slppered canvas baga. Surplus CKy, set tat. WHEEL Chair 919. FA 2-2347. Caged Poultry M eaaro, app. loo ton*, o e e d p rice for large quantity. C a ll Winter Park, TE $-2423. in ^ teM b S eT R a d la W IL SO N - M AIER 1838 YELLOW EDRSL 44to l: C. fir s t SL vertibte, by ,ownar. Cell FA 14478 after • pjn. or contact Mrs. Otelow, HuaS Llncola-Mercury, lae. $8*8. PA 8-1421 FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattresa ren­ ovating. New A Uaed fu rn i­ ture. Cell Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., a t toe Celery Av*. FA 3-lllT. 1937 M ercury Monterey, good condition. Very cloa a . 97*8. $300 down. Rnlanoe $3* month. Phone F A 2M07 after 8:10 p. m. Wall WILSON - MAIER IT’S A BUYER’S MARKET 34. Articles Per Sale I Complete Rooms for aem*one to toko over paymrate ot 918.80 per month or will ' a CORVA1R convertible, by owner. May be seen after A sacrifice for each. Call col­ 1902 lfa p l* A v*., Sanford. lect TK 9-1311. Caaaolber. ry, W e. ____________ __ '38 AUtTtN-Haatey 189. A t thronfbout, ex cep t M at!. 34. Articles Per Sale 1173. FA 21170. RECONDITIONED Spccd-OPrint Mimeograph Machine For Sal* H too Studebakc r Pickup Truck. WU1 aacrifleo 918.99. Powell’* Office Sup­ for quick sale. 9191.00. 19. SituatloM Wanted ply Co. U7 Magnolia. H. E . R o o f Children kept. FA 2-4183. USED Underwood Standard 408 Z . Plymouth Ave. Typewriter. Excellent for DeLand. F la . D ayt work. PA 3-1833. atudenta $24.30. Powell's Of­ Ironing 323-0*37. fic e Supply Co. 117 Mag­ WILLYS Jeep, 4 w heel drive* hub*, station W agon. U94 nolia. W. 23th SL 21. Beauly Samoa 1 CHEST o f D raw en $10, 1 H ARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Vacuum Cleaner new $23, 1 1837 HILLMAN Huaky 9188. 1838 Renault Dauphia* 9488. Professional Cara. Soli Water. Cedar Chest $20, Singer por­ 322-3208. 103 S. Oak FA 24742 table $28, Console Phlico Ra­ dio $13, P3S German Luger 37. Boata • Motors PERMANENT SPECIALS $20, U hp. Motor $10, Trom­ $8.30 Complete and a large bone $20, Pedestal Fan, 18" Gateway T o The Waterway can of style spray free. Your EVINRUDE Dealer $10.204 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4402. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Robson Sportlitf Good* ItS Palmetto FA 8-0834 FACTORY TO TOU 304-84 E . 1st Ph. FA 23881 ALUMINUM BLINDS Eaclaood bead, 8sg-pr«of bot­ 39. Trailer* * Cabaaas 24. Electrical Services tom rail with plaitte eodx. FB1GIDAIRE PLaitla o r rayon tapes. Cot- Housetrailer A Cabana furn­ Sales A Service ished $30.00 dow n, $30.00 toe o r nyloa cords, House Wiring. Free Estimates Mo. IV)ta! price $1,930. D e­ ^ e a k a r ik G la s s and P a in t Sid Vlblen'a Randall E lectric witt Trailer P ark. Company 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-0913 21* M asaolia Ph. FA 3-4822 34 fL HENSLEY T railer, awnIng. Term s. 3 Bedrooms. 25. Plumbing Service* BUY, Trade or Sell Used Pine Grove M oteL Phone Furailure, Appliances, TV's TE 9-3724. * r what have you. Williams Furniture Mart, Uwy. 1748, Casselberry, Fla. 3 Bedroom bouse FA 2-313S W an t Ada. LOST: Bring back brown and after 3. whit# Chihuahua, rhin«iton* collar. Vicinity 25th and TURN. APT. 2300 MtllonvlDe. Sanford A v t. FA 3-1324. A p t 140. Adutts. 011 Park. i « t u b n m c v r r c o t t a r o r LOST: Billfold on Park and Furnished upstairs Apart­ THB X I U H JUDICIAL C ial i t St. Southwest corner. c t r r o r rL o a iD A . w a i d ment, all electric, private Monday between 2 and 2:30. r o a o a a ta o L a c o r im r . n entrance. Newly redecorat­ C M A N caa r > a ixm t FA 2-8104. ed. Also 1 furnished bed­ m i c a o r ou rr to er., on 1 acre o f land. Ph. rOBMCLOla m o b t o a o m room , private bath, private 1 A 2 BEDROOM apt. Ph. Large efficiency Apartment. FA 2-6769. THB BROOKLYN OAVIHOO 2. Notices - Person*la Call FA 2-8341. FA 2-1482 between 1:30 to entrance. Call FA 2-6681 BANK, A New Ytrk corpora* 7:00 Mon.-FrL or FA 2-4M1 Hon. until 2:00 or FA 2 3964 until WE RENT FlalaMff, any other time. 118 W. 17th Commercial Building tor of­ 8 p. m. 0 Hospital Beds a Playpens v*. fice o r sm all business. St. "Call H a ll" FA 2-3841 DAVID RlTariSON and OKO* a Wheel Chair* a strollers Situated on 27th St. facing FURN. Apt. F A 2-2800. JlOtA RITCIUOON. hi* wlf*. 2344 So. F raieh Ava. a Commodes a Baby Beds and all anhnawn h.lr«, detlROOMS. The Gables. 401 proposed site o f A A P. Call a,*.. grant***, e*.tan.M. tun­ a Walkers a High Chairs SMALL FURNISHED bouse. Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. COST 812000 Plumbing k Heating FA 2-8341. ers, cr.dltort, trm.t.M, or 322-3237. AIR CONDITIONING Sacrifice at $9673 •thtr claimant* *latmlnr hr. a Crutches a Rollaway Beds San-Lanta Apartment, large 1 throuah, onJ.r *r again.t CONTRACT end REPAIR M odem 3 bedroom home. 6A Special Noticed Housetrailer A Cabana furn­ DAVID ItlTCHlSON and UKObedroom apartments, fur­ WORK Like new. Easy terms. ROIA RITCUUON. hi* Wlf*. 3U E. First SC FA 2-5*23 ished. Dewitt Trailer Park. nished or unfurnished. 404 Orady Scott's Fish Balt Stand who map h* dtad and not Selling because divorce. 1007 Bantunl A v*. FA 24342 Reasonable. £ . 14th S t , Sanford. Phone hnown to b* d*ad or a ll..; open tor treats***.' TU W. PS. iM -toar. and all uflhnown partita and P L U M im o 322-4334. 9th St. Missouri Minnow* CONVENIENT TO BASE •lalmanta hating or claiming Contracting A Repairs Nice Pm ecrest Home. 113 • nr right, till* or Inttrtit 30 rent dusco, rod worms 3 Bedrooms, kitchen equip­ Furn. 2 Bedroom house. In and to th* proptrtp In­ FREE DELIVERY East Coleman Circle. Rea­ rtrrm o ra s t u n 30 cent box. ped, large living room . volved In (hi* <autt. Adults. FA 2-7444. NOTICE IH IIKKKIIT <1IVR. L. HARVEY sonable. B y Owner. Daftndaata KN that H Aid’ ll ! . HAH1103 a month. 103 E. Wood­ 304 sa afw d Av*. FA 2-3383 TOl DAVID RITCIII80M Modern 3 bedroom furnish­ I I . Heal Eatafa Wanted RINOTON. and.. R U T H , F. land Drive. FA 2-1037 after STANDARD Oil Station busR t.ld.n c* Unknown IIAIIRINUTON, hla wife. In­ ed Apartment, upstairs 4 : 30. OKOROIA niTCIIISUN inasi and equipment. Rea­ land to ongaga In b u .ln a .. 20. Radio 4k Television It.tldtnt* Unknown ovar 304 W. 13th St. 390 Pasture or F afm . FA 2-9233. In Bcmlnolo Countp. Florida, sonable fo r quick sale. T o i All unknown belre. do* at tha corner of Htat* Road Unfurnished 2 b o d r o o m per month, water Included. Bryan's T.V. Open 7 days, vl.tta, grantt.t, attlgn* No. to* nnd flold.n FA 2-71M niter 3. Day* house, large yard, near Small office ip a c« , lights 12. Real Estate For Sale ota, llenorn, ertdltora Drlva In Cns.elb.rry, Florida, 34 hours. Service calls days » school. 2043 Myrtle Ave. tru.ttta or-oth er claim- under A water furnished. Phone th* flctltlou. name BUILDER sacrifice S13.$00. o r night. $2.00. 700 W. 9th anta claiming hr. through “ IIARRINUTO.Vd IIUL’ HK OV FA 2-0343. FA 2-1401 or FA 2-2831. FIIA or conventional financ­ St. 323-0381. under or agalntt DAVID CANDIES', and that thay In­ RITCHMON nnd OEO- tend to r*gl.t*r .aid nam. ing. No d o lin g eost. 4 Bed­ Furn. Small downstairs Apt. Unfurn. 2 BR house. Kitchen ItaiA RITCHIHON hit pursuant to tha terms ot the rooms, 2 baths, double car- SUNSHINE TV has a new 19U2 Maple. FA 2 0731. w I f o. who mar ho Flctltlou* Nam. KUtUta. toequipped. FA 2-3683. ad drax and plrent number. porte, central treat, com­ doad and not hnown w ill Section ISI.9S, Florida to ho dtad or e lltti and Statute*, with the Clerk of 4 ROOMS and bath. Com­ Service calls $2.00. 1217 plete built-in kitchen. Ph. WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES Unfurnished 3 BR house. all unknown partita and the Circuit Court at •emlnol* Palmetto. pletely unfurnished. Near 322 8430. Approximately 21$ acre*, with ctalmanta hating or Countp, Florid*. 2112 Willow. FA 2-0374. olalmlag nny right, tltto. 828-0067 NAS. Nothing fancy, but / . / Ralph t- Harrington 130 ft. on river, 4$ mile off or Intartat In and to tho Two bedroom furnished / • / Ruth F. Harrington IS . M o r t g a g # L o m u cheap rent. |7.S0 week. Ph. RL 48. proptrtp in tolttd In thlt Publl.h Kept 2i a Oct. L ». 27. Special Services apartment, 2101 M afnolla, FA 2-321*. canto. IS. 19*3. MORTGAGE LOANS $-1,500 Rttldtncto Unknown. $33.00. phone FA 2-3931, CDA-IS PIANO TUNING - Electronic FHA anti Conventional TOU, AND EACH OP YOU. FurnUbed Apartment close Call FA 2-6473 after 6 00 p m. Robe*t A. Williams. ara htrtbp notified that a NOTH E OF APFMCATION o r Scientific, Repairing. Com mercial A Residential In. Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013 Illll of Complaint to forocloao fob m ns:Ei> W L HARMON CLEAN first floor apart­ Mortgage hat boon flltd I »ee. I H I t FUtide Stalul.a WELAKA APARTMENTS: agalntt pou bp tht Plaintiff • f i n l e t Pb. FA 2-4223 ment. Private entrance. In tha above atpltd court NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVRooms private baths, 114 1004 Palmetto Ave. fur tho purpott of fortclot* EN, That Ov.ratr.at luind Co. LAWN SERVICE: mowing, W. First St. Ing a mortgage upon tha fot* the holder o f the following 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 edging. Satisfaction guar­ 2 Bedroom unfurnished Now is the time to buy one lowing dt.crlbtd proptrtp. cartiflcata ha. filed .aid o r of these government owned altuato and being In Htmlnolt flflcata fo r ta i deed to ba anteed. Pb. FA 2-1117 a f­ house. 1303 Elliott. Phone Countp. Florida, to-wlt: Issued thereon. The certlflcata homes. We have 2 BR, t 15. lluNinemt Opportunity ter 3 p. m. FA 2-3234 or FA, 2 0323. Lot 14. Block I. URFT* number and year uf laeuam-e. bath to 3 Bit, 2 baths in YOUNG and OLD can makt f.KR HOME* ORI.ANPO. the description o f the pro­ * i» n r K ok t m i t ' i T i o s KIUGIDAIRE SECTION ONE. ao.ordlng perty, end th . n.rne In which various sections of San­ BEAUTIFULLY f u r n i s h r o n TXV UKHI) Christina* money e a s i l y to tho Plat tbtrtof. re* It was a a a . . . . d ara •• fol­ ) ■ „ , i e i . l t FUrlUa Slaiulaa Sates A Service ford. Prices range from ed room. FA 2-7431. through m oney-back Sales cordtd la Plat Book II. lows: •r i s m ) G. H. HIGH $7,300 to $13,300. Monthly Paget I and I. of Iht Certificate No. IIS Tear a! Kit Plan. FA 3-4033, Even­ NUTICE ta HEREBY G IV­ 3 BEDROOM home, kitchen Publlo Rtcorda of Semi­ Issuance I X 1) 1700 W 1st SL Sanford payments as low as $19.30 EN, That O x r s t r x t Mint Co. ings. nole Countp. Florida. equipped, 3 blocks from Description of Propertpi tha holder o f tha following Ph FA 2-3133 Includes everything. Homes You are htr.bp required to tails l A 2 I I . . . a W 22 cartlfleoto haa flltd aald carElementary School. $100 •arte a copy of pour Antwtr available for as little as MAN or WOMAN to service It. o f I ail 1) Hlk B Tract tlflrato fur tea daad to ha AIR-CONDITIONING month. FA 24437. or other pleading to the mil 22 Sanlando Sp ring. Ac­ laautd thtr,on. Tha carllftrato and collect from cigarette, $30.00 down, yes, today's of Complaint to ForeCloeo cord ing to Plat Thereof numbar and yaar o f laauonro, II. B. POPE CO. INC. Ice and other coin operated home buyer has lire largest Mortgan. on tha Plalntlffa Recorded Upon tha Pub­ tho •U.rrlptlun nf tho pru- 2 Room Apt. furnished, 1st 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 attorn.ye. Wllllame. Salo­ dispensers In tills area. lic Record, o f S.mlnol* uorty, and tho namo In which selection at the lowest floor, own entranew and mon, Kenney A Llndaon, Ittl County Florida It waa aaataatil art aa f o l­ This Is a very good posi­ WELLS DRILLED, P U M P ^ prices. DuPont Building, Miami 12. Name In which • . . « s . . d Jual low*: bath, water A electric furn­ tion that can be worked Florida, and nio an original Nelson, et al. All o f aald pr o­ r t rtlf lra lo No. 1S/SS o f No. SPRINKER SYSTEMS ished. $30 a month. Pa. Answer or other pleading In perty being In tbe Countp of i l t Vaar o f laauanca 1*4* full or part-time. Person All Types and Slsca FA 2-2180 108 S. H oly the o ffic e of the Clerk of Seminole, Slat, uf Florida. llcarrtpllow o f Kreeorlyt selected must have good the above-ttyl.d Court on or Unless such certificate shall We ncpalr and Servlet l.uti 21 A SI lllk H Tract b efor. the 10th dtp of Oct­ b . redeemed accurdlng to law serviceable car and 10 or j SO San’. aiidu Sprint* A c­ Furn. Apt. *30. F A 2 73#9.~ S T I N E ober, 1X2. tbe propertp lU.crlb.d In such FHA A VA PROPERTY cording to Plata Th»r*-if more spare hours per week yiaciunery and Supply Co. If pou fall to do to. a De­ certificate will be told to the Racord-d Upon In* l*ubllo Modern 2 bedroom masonry MANAGEMENT L S A L E S ere. Pro C o n t e . w i l l bo h lg h.st bidder at the front and $300.00 to t3.uoo.oo cash ■XT W. 2nd St Record* of Stmlnolo FA 2-4432 home. Utility room. CarBROKER taken a g .ln .t pou fur tho duor o f the Seminole Cuunlp County, Florida capital. Write giving name, relief demanded In th. Bill Court Houee at Sanford. Flor­ Nam* In which atataaad It. porte. Kitchen equipped. Office FA 2-2178 address, telephone number OIL HEATER SERVICE ida. on the first Monday In Knoa of C o m p l a i n t . Raltlnghaua. Truala*. $70.00 ino. Call 323 0367. Nights FA ?-»0ta WITNESS my hand and seal the month o f Norember. 1X 2. All o f laid property being In sod all details to Box 1116, Circulators cleaned and rao f Mid Court at Sanford, which la tt.a 4th day o f Nov- th* County o f Mamlnola, ritato 323 0700 paired. Complete service. Tulsa, Oklahoma. Seminole County. PlorIJa, this imber, 1X 3. •>f Florida. Vnlaaa auch ce rti­ Partially furnished houve in 2324 Park Or Sanford, Fla FA 2-1117 after 3 p. in. Dated this 21th dap o f Sept­ ficate ahalt ba radaamad a c ­ 2tth dap of September 1X2. Geneva. $40 a month. Ph. ember. I t s : . (SEAM cording to law the property 16. F e m a le H e lp W a n ted 349-4402. If you have good credit, no (SEAL) Arthur If. Il.ckwlth. Jr, For Rug and Upbolatry da-.-rlbad In aucb certificate Arthur II. B.ckwtth, J r, will b* »uld lo th* hlghaat Clerk of the Circuit Court cash needed. New 3 bed­ Alix of Sanford wants ex­ cleaning in your home call Clerk Circuit Court Ryl Martha T. Vlhlen bidder ot tho front door e f Furn. Cottage. FA 2-3077. room borne, kltclren equip­ perienced Sewing Machine Seminole County, Florida the S.mlnol* County Court Mr Graver, Apopka 886-0239 Depulp Clerk ped. $dl a month. Call Publish Oct. 2. I. X, 22. 1X3 , Publl.h Oct. S. I. X. S3. llo u ,* at Hanford. Florida, on Lease with option to buy. Operator*. E xperienced'on I CD B.l CDB-11 Ilia firat Monday In tha month 372 $081. 31ust have good credit. New section work for ladies 29. Automobile Service o f N u a n b i r . 1X 3. which la 3 bedroom home, kitchen th* Sib day o f November. 1142. swimwear and sportswear. Must sell 2 homes, 3 years DataJ thla Silk day o f equipped. $41 a month. Call Piecework with hourly o ld for the price o f one. 2 Scplainber, 1S4S. 322 $043 guarantee. Start now and . tS U A l.i and 3 bedroom, high shady Arthur It. Back with, J r , move with u* to our new lots. $14,000. See these VVIncL-tiiielil Hack Gloaa Clark Clreult Court 2 BEDROOM apartment. Lake Sanford palatial fully airhaminolo County. PI.rid* homes before you buy. Dour GIua.x Vent Gliun Mary Blvd. and 3th St. I’ uhll.h Oct. S. S, tl . 23. conditioned plant with cafe668-4601. SERVICE CUB-1 FA 2-7943. 3 & 4 BEDROOM. 1«, - 2 BATHS tu la on premises. Apply In Senkurik (Jlu.-ut ami Puint person to our new plant Cuntpany 1 ONLY 3 MORE manager Mr. Curlale at M ONTHLY HOMES | LOTS LEFT IN 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 2U6 N. Elm Ave. to d.scusa P r ice d From PAYM ENTS your future with our corn- 3 2 . F lo w e r e • Sh ru b tt 3 - BEDROOMS. 1, IV, & 2 BATHS P*ny. 3 or 4 Hedroontit U ; , 7 5 e. Hybrid Geraniums In bluom ! $11,990 IV, and 2 Hath* NAVY W IF E -F u ll or^ P srt CRAPEVILLE NURSERY LOW MONTHLY PAYM ENTS Monthly C # tF VA time, c a r necessary. For Grapevilla Ave. near 20th SL VA • Cuntrnllunal 1 FHA Financing | Pmln. nnd persona! interview C a l l VA. FUA & IN-SERVICE LOANS Sunland Eelalen • On 17-63 (3 Ml. So. or Hsnfurd) j Lon A FUA FA 2-3912. 3 4 p. in. Tues. 3 3 . F u r n itu r e Sales O ffice U t. Iluiuc Innide Katrine* i 1 6 Mi. Miulh nf Hnnforil. or Wed. Coawtry Cleb Read at M ayfair Country Club KINGS WOOD 1IUILDERS. INC. 1 Tnm West nt 2nd Ituad Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick OPEN DAILY II TILL 6 PH. FA 7-4471 south o f (Incite tiro*, WUMEN age* 21-33, Dot office Service With Tbe Cash JIM nU.YT K E U .T Y . Sale* \g*nt t OPEN II 1. m. lo i p. m WIN A NASSAU VACATION FOR 2 work. Apply at Nifty Auto SUPER TRADING POST. Days. FA 2-3118 - « » * . * Sun. FA J-061! - JJ1-0700 DAILY hath. 2 tua French Ave. FA 2-9477. Legal Notice S3. F n n it a r * Today's Buy Plano Sptnot WurllUer ma­ hogany. 1 year okl, full key­ board, bench. With Guar­ antee $330_JfA 2-9081. - 56 BUICK Rug Pad * x 12, picture win­ dow table, floor lamp, 13 gallon fish aquarium with all accessories. Other mis­ cellaneous Items. 323-0413. *295 HUNT Deluxe Gas Range with rollsaerie and griddle. 3 Small gaa Heaters. FA 2-U1I. LINCOLN - M ERCURY 109 N . Palmette Ave. For sale or trade. Good Cor­ onet for good typewriter. FA 2-7481. llotpolnt 2 years old, $73. 13 cublic (L Refrigerator. FA 2-4324. Use our efficient Carpet Shampooer FREE with pur­ chase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Carroll’s Furni­ ture. Ready Mixed Concrete Septic tank lids—Steps Grease Traps — Lintels, Sills Stepping Stones—U t Markers Sand • Cement • Steel • Rock Miracle Concrete Co. r A 2-3731 300 Elin Ave. Pk. FA 2-4984 ★ Sanford*! ★ ★ Finest C a n In The Showroom Under The ★ STARS + 894 FRENCH AYR. HOLLERSo/SANFORD /CHEVROLET OLDS Guaranteed 62 ill GO GO Gil 59 39 58 57 57 57 57 57 57 37 37 56 56 36 55 36 55 53 53 51 53 57 51 19 f — CADILLAC Warranty Used Cars CHEV. I Door Air Corn!.. L o a d e d .............. 02995 COKVAIH 4 Duor, Flour Shift .................... 1893 COUVAIIt 1 Door. Floor ShIU ••••••••••••eeeeecee 1295 CIIEV. 4 Door Automatic 1695 FALCON 2 -Duor Stundurd Shift ................ 1295 FORD 4 Duur, U CyL, Stundurd .............. 1995 VAU XU ALL 4 Door, t’lean .................. 693 HAMIILEU I Door. A u tom a tic.................... 815 OLDS S-88 Hardtop Coupe ........................ 993 UUICK 2 Door llurdlup. Power ................ 793 CHRYSLER Windsor. I Door, Air Cond...... 793 CHEV. Hardtop Coupe V-8 ........................ 993 FORD 2 Door. Hid. Shift ....................... 613 PLYMOUTH I Door. G Cyl (Needs Hinge) 295 CADILLAC 4 Door, Power, A ir Cond.......... 1395 FORI) Station Wagon V-8, Auto............... 805 OLDS 2 Door Automulic ............... 495 CHEV. 6 Cyl., 2 Door, S ta ndu rd................ 595 UUICK I I)r„ Auto* Power Steer. A llrukex 595 PLYMOUTH 4 Door .................................. 295 OLDS 2 Door Holiday ................................. 495 HA.MULEH I D o o r ........................................ 295 CADILLAC 4 D o o r ......................................... 295 UUICK 4 Door see*#•#•*•*••••eee••••*•#••#••••••eee+eeeeeeeeee 195 CHEVROLET I Door. Std............. .............. 195 STUDEUAKER I Door Deluxe V-8 .......... 325 DODGE V-8 Auto. W Ton P ick -U p ............ 795 CHEV. V, Ton Pick-Up. Clean ..................... 2J5 PACKARD 1 Dour. .Mu';e I ' m A n O ffer 2 LOCATIONS 2505 PARK AVE." CLAUDE HITTELL, .MGR. 219 E. 2nd ST. CHARLIE SMITH, SA L E S MGR. �■ i gSjp j| oa tbd Bight of Oct 17. Thd with i CoatuiM Piradv for all m (Herald Photo) ★ it ★ Halloween Carnival Set B y Oviedo PT< UPW Circle One Holds Meeting In Lake M bit A NEW LECTERN la ibn DeBdnr F in Hall wa* tladfeatnd at tb« last maatlnjr of th# DaBary Urn Auxiliary In memory of Mrs. Helm Kkppar. Taking port In tho cartmonloa ware, from laft, Henry Ktepptr, Mrs. Charted Ulrich, auxiliary Shirley Galas*, Lake M ary; Doris C arrigsa, N . Orlando; Clara Farts, DaBary; Lielle Helen Halos, D aBary; Kvle WlCcatt. DaBary; Kvle Bril Belt MolUas, Lake M ary; Mrs. Muiliaa, Laha Mary; Doris Jasper MeCollough and baby, Carrlgaa, N. Orlsado; Alfred Craig Waddell, A lbert Ed­ Hprtoe, Sandra Dunn, Arietta wards, Ruth Bennett, WUllam Smith, Martas Smith, MUkm 8 . Evaaa J r , OWe Hu Whiten, Moare, LSUe WUUams. Deng- Beverly Kathryn Hubbard, Warren Haynes, G (organs Hart, Anale Bell T h o m u , Baby Josa Carr, N. Orlando; Sherry Boy McCall, Mlckasl BrnorowJohnson, Laha Mary; Homer akl, Sandra Dona and Rose­ Sacbary, ML Dora; Hayward mary Oyler, e f Sanford. Schauibert, Boca Rotundo, Leonard Robinson, E l l e n Hammersmith, Anthony Je­ rome Lewis, Mrs. Byron Mad­ dox sad baby, Mrs. John Rob­ ison and baby e f Santord. OCTOBER f Carton* PUotea, Longwood; Clifford FUspatrick, Longw ood; Henry Cameron, Lake M ooroe; Craig Waddell, Lin­ da Layer, Merwyn Cullum, Fay* RUey, Margaret Speed and Shirley Oalnee o f San­ ford. Births M r. and Mrs. Jsrry Wayna Rltey o f Sanford, a girl M r. and Mrs. Larlaa Speed a f Sanford, a boy Discharges Lillian C. Walker, DeBery; Jasnncne Humphrey, Lake M ary; Ana HoUte, Longwood; M rs. William Ktnntdy and baby, Longwood; Bam Con­ ner, Nancy Hensley, Irene Dixon, Mra. Eaell B. Smith and baby, o f Sanford. OCTOBER 10 Admission* In *i Spaare, Jaa Anita Halt, Glanna Blcknall, T i m o t h y Hodge, Ruth Nleholu, Cathy Lunn Stewart, Roaamary Oy l*r, Walter Gay and Baatrlc* Garcia, o f Sanford. Births Mr. and Mra. Gtno Nichole o f Itanford, a boy. OCTOBER 11 By Mm i$tm P lan far this yaar'a Hallovaaa Canival apoaaarad by Um Oviado PTO Bara baa* aaaouncad by Mrs. Jack Brat­ ton, finance chairman, aid her comaUttaea, Tlw carnival will be bald oa O ct ST at Um school and wlU gat uadarway at • p.m. with a Coaturn* Parade la Um B y Prance* Warier Mrs. W .C . Hopkins w u hoeo f Clrela One o f Um UPW o f the Community Presbyterian Church o f Lake Mary, bald a t her home last weak. She be gas the program with the devotional followed b y nil joining In silent prayer fo r t h o u m leslou and their lead­ ers to be remembered for the day and ending with Um Lord's Prayer. Mr*. Kay Baum an presented the l u t lease* hi "A Study Gold* T# Romans." Final plana fo r tho b o s u r and turkey dinner to be held la the Educational Building Saturday evening, were the main topic o f the business mooting. During Um social hour-th o hoetees served cherry lemon punch, wafers and email cakes. Other members present w e n Mrs. Elnar C. Turning, Mrs. Roy Howell, Mra. H. M. Coch­ ran, Mrs. M. H. Rice, Mrs. Marguret Ulmer, Mrs. Glenn K. Cochran, Mra. Marion Low Mrs. John Reaves, Mrs. Robart RugonsUIn, Mrs. Arulyn True and Mrs. Abbla E. Freese. Paul Hrilmaim, D a B a r y ; Alexandra Cooper, D eBary; Pauline Walter, D eB ary; Paul Lambert, Longwood; Elisa­ beth Wtill* me, Louis* Horlne, Norma Lea Brock o f Sanford. Blrtha Mr. and Mrs. Ram on Garcia of Sanford, a girl Dischargee Scott Young, N. Orlando: Loran* Gerard, Longwood; Mrs. Jack Edgar Htddloy and baby, N. Orlando; Marla Fuhrmenn. By Shirley Wentworth Irma Jean Basley, Alfred A meeting to organise a Horton, Jan Anita Hall, Doug­ Horn* Demonstration Club fo r las Smith of Santord. th* Bear Lake-Forest City OCTOBER 13 area will be held at I p. m. Mmliil—i Wednesday at th* hom* o f Mao Mutter, O vk d o; Barbara Mr*. Raymond Jackson, 8043 Buchan. Oviedo; Kaamtera Holliday Avt. In Itoar Lak*. Polaswkl, Chuluota; Beulah Mlaa Myrtle Wilson, county Milter, Katlo Reddick. Etta agent, will be on hand to ex ­ Esterly, James A . A ddkioo, plain th* program o f work and Linda Donaldson, Sanford. activities for th* proposed Births club and to answer questions Mr. and Mrs. Lawranca Coop­ pertaining to Its organisation. er Jr. of Sanford, a boy All ladles Interested In Join­ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Don­ ing the club ere asked to con ­ aldson o f Sanford, a boy tact Mra. Jackson. Discharges Carton PUolan, Longwood; Henry Cameron, Lake Mon­ roe; Mcrwyn Cullem, Lena Lockley, Milton M oore, Iona Johnson, Nellie Hagan, Mary Anderson, Cathy Lynn Stew­ art, Robert Woodruff o f San­ ford. Meeting Set To Organize New HD Club Junior G A ’s Meet A t Home O f Director The Junior Givis Auxiliary o f Um Elder Springe Baptist held Its weekly meeting at the home o f Mrs. C. W . Erglo. The mooting w as called to order by Julio Hutchinson, president and Harriet G rif­ fin w as la charge o f the p ro­ gram. A fter the m u tin g the girls enjoyed hot dogs, potato chips T h o u enjoying Um day of garnet and fun were K athy Spain, Janetta W all, Dorothy Lane, June Hutchinson, Kathy Hutchinson, Julio Hutehtasoa, Freda Wooley, Dlanate Spelglo, Linda Burnt, Beths Ana Kennedy, Harriett G riffin, Brenda Lane, Brenda Burns, Patricia Kennady, Donnie# Sasser, Tracey Lynno Butler, Mlsa D olly Hatch, counselor, and Mra. C. W. Erglo, director. Elder Springs Junior Girls Form Class A class o f U -y ta r Junior girls met recently with Mrs. Mat Keeling, teacher and Mrs. Sadte Berry, cuporlaUndent, to elect nfcw officer* and pick a name for their Sunday School group. This group la from Elder Springs Baptist Church. The name selected tor the tlass w as "Six Pointers" and m em bers sleeted to otfic* war* Penny Young, presi­ dent; Patsy Cristo, vice presi­ dent, and Cathereen Jackson, secretary. Refreshments o f Ico cream were enjoyed by Penny Young, Patsy Cristo, Cath- Plenty o f food w in bo avail­ able for evtryone la the cafe­ teria where there w ill be all U ads o f sandwicbea and sal­ ads, baked beans, pies, cakes, coffse sad soft drinks for •ate. Piss and cakes win bs •old by tho slice o r by Um en­ tire Item. A a added attraction la tbs cafeteria will be the preview •hewing of the "S poctrs-V ox,” an tastnuneat which Involves Um creation o f Interesting am various color moods controlled by music. There also will be n av ies featuring Charlie McCarthy sad Edgar Bergen la a safety cartoon to bo shown In tbs auditorium at T p.m ., at 7:40 P-m. sad at 1:14 p.m . S a ssl admission charges win po for benefit o f Um PTO. T V Director To Address Slovio PTL Mr*. Berbers Johnson, con­ tinuity director o f Education­ al T V for. Central Florida, will bo guest speaker fo r to­ day’s 1 p . m . meeting o f the PTL o f 8L Luka’a Christian Day School la Blavla. Mrs. Johnson w ill ax plain principles o f this now teaching medium now la use In the classroom. Refreshments w ill bo served at the close o f the business meeting which la echedulod to follow tho program. riaM « r ri U4 Ctyd* V lH Doaap- Britton. • • • ■ • • lo r * . Iter. B ill/ Griffis, Samar P nrM , Its* vis Twyaa*. B n Twyman, J. 1 . Brava. Larrr Wama, Roger Warwa, MHeh Ttadal, Mlk* Ttadal. Bad Htoabaugb, David Riaebaugb, Kotar Tysoa, Alai Vright, Cary Tar* lor, Laos Stahlaaartr, B'ltcb Harris aid Stavaa Vickers. Coastraetioa of three bridges at Um connection o f Interstate Route 4 and U. 8 . H w est of Daytona Boacfa has beon completed, the State Road Department an­ nounced recently. A. M as B rew er of Tltuavile, Road Board mem ber for District Five, said the $291,150 Volusia County pro* Ject Included overhead itructurea totalling goo feet In length, I k e largest o f the three passes over U J . 93 where It tiea hi with Interstate «. The eecoad largest, 170 faet long, provides ram p connec­ tions from Route 4 to U-S. 93. T h e other bridge, 110 feet lon g, croaeea Um Tomoka River parallel to aa exist­ ing structure on U. S. 93 whore this route la being dour-laned. A . r . Poster Bridge Corporatlon o f Ojua handled the w ork on this p r o je c t THE CHUBCH OF THE NATIVITY wu formally dedicated last Thurto day night fay Monsignor Charles Bartok, right of S t Chartas Parish of Orlando. Assisting w in Fr. Richard Lyons of Sanford’s AU 8oula Church, left and Fr. William Trainor of the new church. Also assisting but not shown was FT. Terrence Fam ily of Orlando’s St. James Church. (Herald Photo) District Officer To Visit 8093 Auxiliary By M rs. A4om Matter ora and that it intends to work By Mr*. Adam M ille r Herbert H . Eckstein, De- fo r him "a ll the way." Bary's repreeentaUve to the ing e f H erbert D. G ibb Poet the organisation and Scouts Mrs. Nollio T aylor, presi­ Jackson and Harrison warn dent o f Florida Dtetrlct Eight, pinned by their m others, as Follow ing his rep ort P u t will m ak* bar officia l v isit *1 Eagle Scouts. Commander Stanley 8 . Smith A membership report given this time. Jr.. Am ericanism chairman, by Peter Koppenaal, fir st vice read a letter from Congreos- commander and membership msn A . 8. Heriong J r . atating chairman, showed that 137 that If youn g Eckstein can members have paid tbslr 1963 dues. p a u entrance examinations ho Thirty seconds o f silent would do his part in holping prayer was obecrvtd in mem­ tho student enter W u t P oin t ory fo r n departed comrade, Eckstein would bo ono o f three • Ban Eqeipmeat p u t commander G. Fred Smith competing fo r tho appoint­ • F actory Trained and Commander McLaren or­ Mechanic m ent dered tho p u t colors to bo H O LTS ATLANTIC Tho letter rams as • com­ draped fo r 30 days. M OTO R CLIN IC plete surprise to tho young Hlgkwaya 17-93 and 434 Tho Auxiliary served re­ man who w u auurad that tho F ern Park. Fla. freshments to all members and P u t w u proud o f hia endeavMS-MS3 guests present TraveOag • wave Tube By Mra. Adam Muller The Business and Profes­ sional W om en’s Club o f DaBary w ill sponsor a film pro­ gram show ing colored tilde* o f the N ew York W orlds Fair by Paul K ln ch and o f tho Seattle W orlds Fair and a eld# trip in Alaska by Elmer Thompson. The program will bo held at Frans Mlao to Market 7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the International Nickel’s now DeBary Fir* H a lt Thompson development In Northern Manitoba is tha w orld's first fully Integrated nickel mining and processing operation. All the ore is min­ ed and processed Into electrolytlcally refined nickel at o m location. Kwikeeze A lot m ore o a r-a tojt more omrofroot Seejewistsemeefiiaew •»(**»*>■.■>»*»«•»<inert FInnod aluminum front brahma, Top trado-ln. Mulch quality. Yot, LoMabro prlcaa atart down nomr many “ lo w -p rlco ” carm I Maa It today! Owesas»s»ta/Sas*fal/IWrt/W*<to</Ue*»**va/*N<w homes of RESTRICTED - E X C L U SIV E «m tu< iiliu m Custom Designed Shaamokak G. E. Kitchens CONSTRUCTION CO. Custom Buildtog A Specialty toners! Offoo Ml 34th 8L Baton Offlea FA 3-7494 8TENSTR0U • Siding REALTY FA t -3103 Wrong: lum p in when the lint hot tip com et along. Right: What’s the hurry? Buy iceurities the way you’ d buy anything important - with care. W h en a com pany in­ terests you, get all the facts you c a n -g r o w th pattern, profit record, factors that might affect its future. Most o f Am eri­ ca’s best known companies are among the 1,200 listed on the New York Stock Exchange. This grou p cams m ore than 6 0 % o f the net proflu reported by U. S. corporations. They pay stockholders about 60% o f all dividends. Roughly 9 0 % o f them have paid cash dividends in the lost 12 months. Wrong: D on’t worry about risks. You’ re bound to win. Right: There’s no such thing as investment without risk. Many things cause stock prices to go u p —and down. What’s more, a company may not continue lo pay dividends on slock or interest on bonds. It’s just com m on seme to keep the risks in mind. But if your company prospers. you may too. Investing may offer you a new interest in life -a way to meet growing expenses or realize tome o f your family's ambitions in the yean ahead. It's well worth the care o f starting right. I New Rusticwood Plywood Come ace a* for new design Ideas or , . . featuring. . . M aybe you’ re considering whether o r not investing lu se­ curities would fit your situation. You might have in mind owning stock to increase your income through dividends o r perhaps to give your capital a chance to grow ss the years g o by. Or you might be thinking o f the greater stability o f bonds. N ow for the big question: how to go about U? Wrong: Any broker will do. Right: Choose your broker with care. They're not all alike. Registered Representatives in Member Firms o f the New York Slock Exchange have satisfied Exchange requirements for knowledge o f investing. Don't expect them to know all the answers. But they can help you evaluate the facts in * sensible way. Perfect for Interior* A Exteriors • Paneling distinction . . . when you choose stocks and bonds Wrong: Try for a quick killing. Right: Tho stock market is no place fo r get-rich -qu ick schemes. Set your goals and make them practical. REDW O O D o f Loch A rbor Right vs.wrong Wrong: Invest every cent you can lay y ou r lundt on. Right: Provide for living expenses and those inevitable emergencies first Then decide what might be invested. Start in a small way. If you like. One convenient system is th* Monthly Investment Plan which requires as little as $40 every three months. a Practical Luxury, durable, carefreei Idyllwilde VFW 8093 Auxiliary o f D o- Boy Scoot Troop MO, spon­ Bary w ill b* bald at 7:30 p. ra. American Legion Boyn State, sored by the Legion P o e t pre­ Thursday a t tha D eBary Fir* gave a report at the last meet­ sented Its current charter to Hall. The Ttlstsr communication* satellite’ * one-foot-loag trav­ eling - wave tub*, which am ­ plifies Incoming signal* 10,000 Umes, contains an oxidecoated nickel cathode. When heated to moderate tempera­ ture. this cathode makes pos­ sible tho emission of large quantities o f electrons for long periods o f tim e. Jarat Iry boating tho ftaW, booutltul Mulch LaMabra I I tor valuot You to t tull-alio room, tho 4 0 1 * cu . In. W ildcat V « l. Jolt-trao Turbina Drlva (opt. at antra coat). The Octobar mealing o f th* Members New York Stock Exchange P H . PA 2-7121 PROMPT SERVICE For oflka of Members nciinl >ou, loot under “ New York Slock Excbust" in ite nock broker Metros of lbs Yellow Pete*. GATOR LUMBER CO. No. 49S 700 So. French Ava. Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. 301 W. lat SANFORD, FLA. .. VH* -A-.' �— ~ ---- -T' Lj » { 2 — ■ g r r - r vJ j S/•./ i j 1 * E D IT O R IA L COM M ENT rry... ty U ny Ti M to i Bow ttorfolly tragic, fadood, Is the snuffing out of • life so dedicat­ ed to this emxntry! Trngie, you may be sure, to Sue rad Judith, his wife sod daughter, as weD ss to his folks, and om w hehnln f to his Mends who know his all-out devotion to tto dty to l of Memorial far Terry Cordell to City HaU. • '• • Mayto If tto dty pats i n t o to idacattei library downtowa It to ( i M tto “ Jtory ( t o ton Memorial IM to r to Vanmu Dean f e y kte t o n e f that atoa at J b s Ipeoear’a to IMS t o t far t e e at t t o ty tom e duriag t t o ya*t t e e yean. SOM WARMED - OVER NOTES FROM D OYLE CON NER TALK AT T B S CIVIC CENTER . . . barbecue v aa to t . . . atorbet v a a cold . . . Conner la id e tt n a swin­ dle tore v a a not " t o a d ” yet "w e still intend to proeecute . . complimented State Rep. Mack Cleveland J r . n nuna t o r -of timea tor bla oaate tanee In the legislature . . . Doyle need the w ord “ tram endoua” 11 timea duriag his lengthy speech . . . It v a a a who’ s who from fa rm bur­ eau . . . L e a d e n la dairy, citrus, vegetable production ell there. e e # C) We pulled a boo-hoe yeeterdsy in tto piece about tto Maitland disposal plant. Third paragraph from the eat thould have said that Genera! Yost contended tt o action o f the Board o f Adjustment v a a "lega l” instead o f t t o other way around. Sorry, but these teporteri you get these days! • • •• That Chase end C o., hearing in the minimum w age dispute with the . D epartm ent e f L a­ bor, haa been indefinitely poetponed, according t o t t o Fed­ eral D istrict Court clerk in Or­ lando. That m ight mean any­ thing, including an out o f court settlement la in the worka. But then, nobody ever tolls us anything. • • • It BD doubt v i i Ua attitude toward his "work" Uutt brought about his death. Terry, despite hie youth and rank in the military hierarchy of authority, had command roopon■ibilitiea.That to the essence of the* assignment given him. He probably could bare detailed to one of hto "team” tho Job he was doing when he wae shot down in Viet Nam. That haa never boon Terry's way of doing things. He hae always wanted to give hie best. A t The Citadel he was not con. tent to "gold brick,” but extend, ed his ability to be THE leading cadet at the time he was graduated. And so it went throughout hie all too short career. Superior officers were quick to recognise his seal. A paratrooper because this field broad, ened the ways in which he could serve and because in it was the chal­ lenge to reach toward physical per. fection and mental agility. A Hanger ' because again the training made him extend himself and added to hto cap. abilities of better service. In Ger­ many as a platoon leader along the Eaat German frontier during a peak period of tension when Russian snipers were picking off our men, when cool heads and unstinted do­ votfcrn to duty were required. Special Forets with its almost "humanly im­ possible” demands in training and duty, surely not a Job for any but the bait—end one that might have been avoided. Bat not by Captain Cordell. Here again was one of the new, exacting, challenging duttoo in a fresh concept ef aervica to eountry. Haro waa the tack Terry would WEATHER: Shawm through Thursday. High today, IM S . Low tonight. RMS. VOL. M Armed Bandit Holds Up Area Grocery Looks like Seminole High can look forw ard to some suc­ cessful football seasons whan the likes o f Chuck Scott, Start Webber, Rickey W alston, Ron Lanty, Ralph Stumph and Bernle Barber eome up from Sanford Jr. High, and climb into Seminole uniforma. Scott scored twice on SI and 40 yard gallops last n ig h t Walston returned a k ick off for T t o C. C. Flowers Gro­ 75 yarda to score, follow in g • ce ry Storo at IMt W. First TD on a 1 yardtr, end scored M . was reported m i ked, with another one yard plunge. tto third r e tte r y this . . . Ron end Bernle also sc or m orals f . T t o store was sd on four end fiv e yard plunges. . . . PA Ts were by torglarlxed o f $M, accordStumph. Webber end Walston. lag to police. . . . Coach Pelham says he wee "impressed by the teem af Deptles are combing Semi­ f o r t " Particularly a 85 yard nole County today for an pass play that alm ost scored arm ed robber who held up a by Glenn Berner and Mike Lake Monroe grocery More Fordham. . . . late this morning of $20 and • e e attempted to hold up an. National N ew ipaper Week other one on W. FirM St. Facts; Did you know that the T t o robber, Identified aa Sanford Herald is actually young with blonde hair walk one of the largcat com m er ed into Tindall's grocery cial enterprises in the eoun store in Lake Monroe at ty, ranking in the top 10 p er about 11 a. m., demanded cent In wages to paid cm the cash In the drawer and ployea? The Herald pays out stalked out again. more than $190,000 a year to Earlier, deputies said he Us employes. walked into the Wheatland Grocery on W. First S t. Mayor J. If. (Jim m y) Crappe “ cased the store” ordered told us today that ha w ill aak the owner out from behind the City Commission a t its the counter and attempted next regular meeting to ren­ to hold-up the eitablUhment. ovate the old city Jail and put However, Wheatland re­ In drive-in windows for the fused to budge sod the rob­ payment o f water bills. ber ran out. • e • Bulletin Speaking about J i m .. . . T o­ day la the last day to qualify for the city election p o e t . You have until 6:30. . . . Don't think Jim la worried he will be unopposed. • e • Ike Hits Hard At JFK, Demos Those kids in the first year bookkeeping class at Lyman High will have their books today, according t» Supt. of Schools R. T. Mil wee. The class, with 77 m em bers, had only 51 texts and the story was that none were available But 34 were found at Semi­ nole High that were aurphia. Mil ry e says they had no knowledge of the shortage out south. Somebody slipped •up out there somewhere, and 'w h o paid the 'price m grades? The hide, naturally. BOSTON (U P I) - Former President Dwight D. Eisen­ hower ended two days of politicking in New England on the same note on which be started — criticism of Democrats and the Kennedy administration. At Manchester, N. If.. Tues­ day the farm er president charged that the Kennedy admlniatratlon was com­ prised e f “ matters of theory who can plot our frontier which we plain people cannot find for e o r a o lv u ." which sa id the community projscta division does not pro­ vide fu n ds fo r such ss rly plan­ ning s s fs u ib lilt y reports, but will provide money fo r engi­ neering planning p rior to ac­ tual construction. Application was mads for $10,000 t o financs the work o f the engineering firm o f Bey nolda, Sm ith end Hills, a U rge Jacksonville engineering firm , with offtees in Orlando. Tho company waa the only one In­ terviewed by a subcommittee o f the P o r t Authority commit­ tee to select s firm to do tho preliminary study o f ths pro­ ject to determine Its fcaslbi! ity fo r Sanford and ths value to ths Central Florida business community. ii Revised L aw WASHINGTON (U P I) J •_ t t o ta x ra­ s a hto desk by t t o M N t a o f Csegross that adjuaiaad tost Saturday. Artificial MOSCOW (U P I) - T bs So­ viet Uotaa launched o s artifi­ cial satellite today, 10, te a i noll— ing aoriaa of official hews agency Tasa reported. Port Authority Use Study Funds Nixed By HHFA The application of the city,for funds to finance « -feasibility report for the,baits terminal hare waa turned down by the Home and Housing Finance Agency In Atlanta, City Manager W . E. Knowles aaid today. The turn-down came in a letter from the agency N ew M oves' TA M PA (U P I>—State Sen Scott Rally o f Lakeland sayi m oves w ill t o made to oet retail pries controls m ilk, resulting la Injury te the Mata'a dairy term ers. M aneuver H it BERLIN fU P D —T t o U. 8. A rm y la “ kindling a w ar pay choite” te Barite with a.plan­ ned four-d»y training maneu­ ver, tt o Communlata charged today. M edal O f Honor HAVANA (U P I ) — Algerian Prem ier Ahmad B ag Bella waa expected to coaler his country's first "M edal o( H onor" on Prem ier Fidel Cas­ tro before leaving Cuba this afternoon. Union Charge CHICAGO (U P I) — Federal Court hearings ulsd today — a union charge that ths Florida East Co* it Railroad violated a temporary injunction against putting work rote change^ into effect, MILWAUKEE (U P D -B o b by Bragan today was named m anager o f tho Milwaukee Braves to eueceed Births Tebbetts, w ho resigned several days a g o . had predicted EQa would grow to hurricane strength today but at mid morning it had shown little change in else or intensity, Tha only change, noted was that stronger wind* began appearing on the south elds of the center. Gales extended outward 860 mUsa to the north of the center and 175 mltoe in the southern M tn k fw K ★ Lease Talks Discussed By Hunt Officials Daitei, owner* of tto IILH Product* plant current­ I * ly building now o e t t o 000 acre Hte eouthessk o f San­ J. UN accompanied t y Central Florida area and John Krider, m anager o f Com m orco ■bout tto conitroctioa s* a Tbot* making the trip w ere Murray lley, director o f r e a l eatate for tho Hunt om ptre; Georg* M cVay, director o f LAKELAND (U P I) — Flor­ i n d u s t r i a l dov ebp m sat, ida Citrus Mutual’ s market Ralph Reich, company ealog I p ip m t g i s e o r f sa d , J , k . William*, shipment! president J . L . William* C o., week should total bet Dalla*. and 1,000 care while ihlpments Krider u l d hi* organisation o f early orengea will be about receive* many querloa from 400 ears. m u ll companlae that would like to com # to Sanford if CAIRO (U P I) — Thousands there were Industrial ip a ce o f troop* from tha United available for them to lease, Arab Republic are In Yemen but they go elsewhere when helping the new republican informed thero la non*. “ Now” says Krider. “ with government sitablteh control over ths country, according to tho Hunt people willing to Western travelers arriving build auch building*, one o f them a largo 50,000 square hero. foot Mructure, which can be divided up between a number DALLAS (U P I) — A court o f tenants, tho problem o f appointed psychiatrist wll, the small industriailit will m eet Thursday with two lead­ be solved for us and for ing authorities to determine h im ." Tha oil com pany will put what might be a “ reasonable up the building* and then psychiatric examination” modify to suit tho tenant’ s form er MsJ. Gen. Edwin needs, Krider said. Ha addtd, Walker. "this will open the door for a number o f amall com pan­ ies to com e into the area that we previously had to NEW YORK (U P I) Stocks sold off selectively in turn away. Wo are through m ore active early dealings giving tickets to other cities in the area.” today. TERRY CORDELL Probe Wreckage Helping Hand From Viet Nam Plane Crash SAIGON, Viet Nam (U P I) — American military officials today Inspected the burned wreckage of s U. 8. Air Fores L2I observation plans to de­ termine i f It w ss shot down by Communist Vlst Cong guerril­ las from ths ground. Meet Set w Picking Up Mental Health Survey Nears TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Gov. Farris Bryant said to­ day that a preliminary re­ port on a comprehensive sur­ vey of the most pressing needs in Florida’* mental health program will be m ade In February. Bryant said be will use tha report a s a guide in developing his mental health recommendations to the 1963 legislature. ENJOYm fTTBr'HARM tCUB at ttfb Fhrra Bureau sponsored dinner Monday night o n left to right, Commissioner of Agriculture Doyle Conner, State Rep. Mock Cleveland Jr. and Farm Bureau President Ed Parker. (Herald Photo) Keep Economy "W e ll Balanced"-C onner Agricultural Commissioner Doyle Conner urged Seminole furtn leaders Tuesday night to keep their economy "well balanced” and maintain a strong agriculture to match the area's booming tourism end industrial growth. Speaking before some 200 members o f the form bureau, Conner stressed s well diversified economy with agriculture In the forefront. It's tho backbone o f this county and the entire atata.” He cited figure* In which agriculture was "b ig busi­ ness" In 8einlnol* County with a “ 400 percent Increase In 20 year* and an annual value o f $14 million with citrus, vegetables and live•took leading the way." He called on termers to start learning batter b u iln c e techniques to keep up with "downtown and Industiy." "W ith new c a n c e p t a In merchandising *• must as­ sume the leadenhip bridging the g ep between our produc­ ers and market* In the north,” he added, Conner touched on a varie­ ty o f subject* ranging from the farm bureau as tha "voice o f agriculture” end tha need fo r an active program. He d itcu u ed briefly the new agricultural emblem o f the eU te, "Sun Flower," and •aid this state had no aqua! as fa r ae citrus production waa concerned. Prior to Conner’s ipecch, an election o f term bureau direc­ tors waa held. Named were Earl Higgin­ botham, Joe Baker, Robert Iiattaway, Edward Parker, Jack Byrne, Rax Cionte, W. W. Tyre, Ronald Muirhaad, Elbert Cammack, G e o r g e 31can* and Ernait South­ ward. Main Explodes A TRUCKLOAD OF FRUIT CAKE ARRIVED in Sanford Tuesday for the annual Clvitan Club cake sale. Shown doing the unloading chore, are. left to right, Clyde Long, Joe Dennison and Lloyd Swain. The proceeds o f the sale go to the Little Red Schoolhouse. (Herald Photo) KANSAS CITY. Mo. (U P I) —A 30-inch gas main explod­ ed In s raiideutial area hero today, destroying one house and damaging two others in a sm all-scale rertat of anexplgslon of th« same main Aug. 8. today, t t o w oattor human reported. to confer with city official* for lease to potential tenant*. toa v y rotes are aapactad t o kit tto to te - group ef Industrial buildings ★ Wind* up te 49 ford, were la town Tuesday the Chamber o f ★ CityOrders 'Alert'For StormThreat Official* from tto Rust OQ Co., Auto Dealers Set Record New Manager Ella should pick up speed rightly oa the new course during the clay, tha Weather Ban a l said, but "another temporary turn toward tha w«ii-Borthwtafc or northwoot lo ncuflhtf oft Thursday." "Winds and osas wfll gradually tnereasa along the south Atlantic Coast from Cape Hattana to Capa Canaveral during the next SI hour* rad small craft from Cape Hatteras te Paha Beach should remain inside,” the 11 a. m. MIAMI (U F I)— Tropical storm Ella, akirting the Florida Const, turned to n morn north­ erly direction today but «ttH kept the U. S. south Atlantic seaboard within rente of its 70 mile ra hour winds. The Weather Bureau said the storm show­ ed signs of tig-ragging and wanted coastal resi­ dents from Cape Canaveral, Fla., northward to Caps Hatterss, N» C* to keep in touch with ad­ visories. The direction change brought an nil-clear, report for the east Florida Coast south of Capa Canaveral. At 11 a. b l the Weather Bureau located tha storm's center about 800 miles oast of Melbourne, near latitude 28.0 north, longitude 75.8 west It wss moving on a north-northwest track at about six m.p.h. Grapefruit ( Three American m ilitary personnel (Including Capt. Terry Cordell o f Sanford) wars killed in the ermeh Monday and an A ir Fores T28 fig h terOfficiate o f the engineering bomber wee shot down while firm in Orlando, who had been flyin g over the crash sits out and conferred w ith the se­ Tuesday. Ths pilot o f ths T28 w ss lection com m ittee, had no com­ ment to make on tho rejection thrown d ea r o f tho wreckage of the application other then end rushed to s hospital. Military officials aaid they to ssy th ey would liks to ses the letter before m aking any thought it "probable’* that the L28 wee shot down but final statement. One o f the reasons fo r se­ determlnrtlon would have to lecting Reynolds, 8m ith and await s more thorough inves­ Hills fo r the Job was thsir as­ tigation. There wae no doubt surance that they knew their that the T28 woe hit by ground way around in the H H FA and fire. American military officials they would be able to negoti­ denied reports that this eras ate the loan for the city. City hfanager Knowles aaid ths first Instance o f A m eri­ the m atter will have to bo cans flying solo combat mis­ studied further to fin d out If sions. They said U. S. A ir there is tom e w ay to get Fores pilots have bean fly in g around the regulation cited by such missions for months. If th an was any unusual the finance agency ns their reason f o r turning dow n the aspect of the case, they said, it was that the men wars fly in g city request. in U. S. planet instead o f South Vietnamese aircraft. The deaths brought to 45 the number o f Americans who have died since the United States build-up started in D ETRO IT ( U P I ) - Dealers South Viet Nam, about half by have passed the 5 million mark In new ear sates thanks "natural * and a c c i d e n t a l to "trem endou s” public re­ causes.'* sponse to the 1963 models, it wss reported tod iy. An industry statistical agency said 230,670 cars wrtrs sold in the Oct. 1-10 period, " a tremendous total that far exceeded expectations and easily w ss the best In his­ tory for the period.” SANFORD, FLORIDA U O A . . . _ I ^ * A lt was not a coincidence that a recent picture in TIME relative to our Viet Nam operations showed the son of Sanford “filling in’* and guid­ ing generals responsible for the operation. It waa because the dodicacation of this young officer and hto equally dedicated "teem-mates” wae bringing about a relatively high de­ gree of success. A goodly measure ef that success to attributed to the un> swerving loyalty rad willingness to serve, to do hto beet, that brought shout hto untimely death. It waa about this "success story" that the "big brass" wanted to know—and they were at a source of accurate In­ formation. Others will do it more effectively, no doubt— none more sincerely— but we want to add our "well done" to the praise rad plaudits of all those who love America and the REAL principles that have made it a great country and who appreciate the sac­ rifices Terry Cordell and hto buddies make. We, too, want to raise a heart­ felt prayer of thanksgiving for the devotion, even unto death, of Cap­ tain Terry Cordell, neighbor, friend -PA TR IO T. OCTOBER 17. 1M2 United Navy Pilot Dies In Ocala Crash OCALA (U P I) - L». Ed­ ward Carl Quandt o f Hamp­ ton Bridge, Va., waa killed near hero Tuesday when hi* Navy FIU Crusader Jet fight­ e r crashed and burned te tto Ocala National Forest. T to Jacksonville Naval Air Station also announced that Navy Lt. William N. Kelt of Jackionville, his Crusader bailed Jet out of Standby alerts worn ordered t y City M a n a g e r W . X. Kaawlas and l e d C roat Dis­ aster Chairman, A . B . Peters o « J r „ w to said that t t o fallowing site* have to o n Rails* ■a tad aa atoltert, te caaa of emergency. Mate Shelters — National Guard Armory and Ctooma Academ y. la e ls e they arp ■ a tted theta abaltern win bo I: for all south o f 13th • L, Seminal# High School, Mary School. .M oarot , South laiwtoalu J u n to Righ Stbyefi LeagwOod Geneva School. Om teota Com­ munity Houa* and t t o Ovisdn church. A. B. Paterson S r ., Civil Dtfraae Director said that an Civil Defense personnel a n notified and a n s o ■ standby baste. Parsons taking refuge te shelters are lik e d to taka blankets and pillow* with th a n , also apodal diet* or baby formulas aa on ly emer­ gency rations win t o provid. ad. Pate cannot t o admitted, but food and water should to left far thorn at homo. Peterson warned vtsideate to fallow tto asaat hurricane precaution*, collecting a ll object* outdoor*, (los­ ing awnlnga and shutters, checking lamps and flashlight batteries. Ailing containers with water, and laying te a supply of canned foods, te ease electric service, water and gaa are cut off. Keep a window or d oor open oa tho sido o f your house that te away from tho wind. If tha wind changes close U and open ooa on tto other alda. After tha storm, t o cautious, Peterson warned, do not touch fallen or low banging wires, avoid puddles, report hasarda and watch out for fire. when flamed out shortly after taka off from Cecil Field i crashed. The Air SUUon laid Quandt was attached to Fighter Squadron 84, operat Ing from tha carrier USS Independence o ff tt o North Florida coast. Tha crash oe cur red while Quandt w as on a gunnery mlesion ov er tha Pioecaetla Target R anie when ha crashed. The Air Station said Kelt headed bla aircraft for deserted area on the out' iklrta of JacksooviUo after tha engine (topped, and ejected to safety. His plana crashed in a pasture. Tha Navy said a board ol Inquiry was being set up to Investigate both crashes. Indians, Reds In Border Clash NEW DELHI (U P I) - i n dlen end Communist Chines# troops clashed agate te their disputed border area Tuesday night, lt waa officially an­ nounced today. Herald Index Bridge ----------Classified ____ Comics ...... .. Dear V.bby __ E d ito r ia l_____ Entertainment Pusale -■ S o c ie t y ---------S p o r t s _______ RETAIL SALESMANSHIP COURSE I plan to attend the Retail Salesmanship Course. Enclosed ia my check for |3 for regis­ tration, payable to the Downtown Merchants Assn., Sanford, Florida. Name Address ........................................................... ........ ...........................................,....................... , Mail to E. C. Harper, Jr., c / o Chamber o f Com­ merce. •M M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1962 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 16, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 16, 1962. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 16, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/058290e7087eda13d37d9c6ed6ae4003.pdf 5f9aca979d0371b4d87bbc4a0c051923 PDF Text Text MML E IT H E R WiU j h w , M y o i A ItM llC r •I S i n i i e U High School, will bo the in­ structor of aa adult class of conversational Spanish to bs or. n a in d at the school Tussdajr a t 7 p. m. She is a graduata of the WTm turnm..-Ik ■■ UBlTtrBltjr Bar. Lewie D. Balnea, peator of the Altamonte Springs First Baptiet Church, Toeeday Judva Voile A. Willieme I t . „ wee viadfeeted of chartea ifaBv o rin ^g Of Q maa Aa. Sidney Jones Dies Today rQ trtO Rico. No sot day has bssn mads for the classes, but the class will decide on the bast night for classes, which will bs from 7 to 10 died early this w enlog at bis p. m. Information is barns is Glad en ill* after a available from E, S. leas Qlaeae. Douglass, director of He wee bora Kerch S, 1*11 adult sdnation, at tbs la rredeskhsharg, Va. He s e h o o l administration lived la Aveadels, Md., aad building. Washington, D. C., where he fM] ^ ** unpleasMt* jr a g ro u p o f tr u s te e s p ° ° * * ^ ta k a a th e a t t h a t tim e w h o s o u g h t th e I « « o r t t o le a rn th e t r u t h e e It re e lg n a tlo a o f t h e m in is te r. a c tu a lly occu rr e d in s te a d o f so I n a s ta te m e n t re le a s e d lm -1 m a n y b o a ln g th e i r o p ta lo u e on m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g Tuesday** , u b H t M w p o rto w f c t soph a a r 1 n r , T o m S o u t h e r l a n d , ____ _ T U I SEMINOLE COUNTY SPORTSMAN’S was employed by the Army Map Service h r U years he* fore inovlai Is Sanford U Assort, 1IM. He was a charter member Church To Hove Loyalty Dinner ASSOCIATION REGULAR MONTHLY SORTING WILL BE MONDAY NIGHT 7:S0 P. M. AT THE COURTHOUSE. By J e ss Ceserihon y A loyalty diam r will be bald a t 1:30 p. m. Sunday far ell com municants ef the B. Curry, Sanford; hie mo­ Asccnsioa Lutheran Church ther, Grace V. Demeat, two c h a irm a n o f th e p r s a e n t b o w d P^ a c h u rc h a n d Ita p r e s e n t o f tr u s te e ., s a id - t h e s u i t b * * c o n f tlo n w ould lik e t o ee* ef Ceeselberry at the sew listers, Mrs. Virginia l i f | i church building Just off Over* b e e n d ism isse d b y « ! » . « » » , „ U ai ta 'WAYS AND MEANS of supporting tho Littlo Rod Sehoolhouso for mentally retarded eh11drun is provided by Mrs. Polly Jones, Ways and Means Chairman or Gamma Epsilon of Beta 8igma Phi. Mrs. Jones presented Jim Hunt, President' of the Seminole Association for Re­ tarded Children with a check for 9204.20, results of a recent rummage sals held by the sorority. tn e ra iQ r n o w ; *' !$}£/ v • .• J(Pv • Marketina School Slated Here For Mon day Nigh! The Head of th* Depart­ ment of Agricultural Econ­ omic* of tho University of Florida, Dr. H. G. Hamilton, will lead the lecture and dis­ cussion a t th* 8cmlnols Coun­ ty Marketing School next Monday night according to Cecil Tucker, County Agri­ cultural Agent. This program, third In a aerie* of aeven, being held each Monday night at the Agricultural Center, will be on "Chain Store Buying and How Chain Stores and Grow­ ers can Co-operate." "Growers need to fully un­ derstand and appreciate modarn agricultural marketing. To do so they m uit have a proper concept ef th* lm* portent facts concerning the producer's position and those of tho .marketing firm and consumer in present day marketing. Careful considera­ tion should be given by grow­ er! s i to what the producer can do to meet tbe string­ ent requirements imposed by this modern day marketing system. Dr. Hamilton will cover many of these and other other Important fundamentals of good marketing which growers* should know and use," Tucker said. The marketing school lee* lures art held In the Con­ ference Room of the Agricul­ tural Center starting prompt­ ly at 7:30 p. m. oath Mon­ day night. Joseph A. ltusal, 0 , died o f th e p a r tie s co n ce rn ed s s d j i ^ ^ j ^ j thtree w h o a l i h t b a r e th e m a n y a n o n y m ou s at Seminole Memorial Hos­ b y o n le r o f t h e c o u r t e n d th e p re v io u s r e e t r a i n l n f o n l « h a a l ^ ^ U ). p k o M pital today. c a lls t o th e c h u rc h p a rs o n a g e He was born Nov. IS, IMS b e en re v o k ed . A s ta te m e n t fro n t H . B . rc ald en c c o f B ev . H a ln e e fat Coeenxs, Italy aad bed ^ m ig U mad* hie homo In Sanford H a m b y , c h a irm a n o f th o d * . - 1 , c o m , m ad e o n b e h a lf o f th e fc for the peat S3 yean . He liv­ ed at 220S Bel Air Bird. U icir h e a rts . A veteran of WWI, a re­ S c h o o l L u n c h “ W s e x te n d th e b e n d e f IChristian feliowthlp to all pertired painter and a member JC n O O l u u n e n ef All Souls Catholic Chureh, P r o g r a m T o B e k m wining t> abid# by u i. Ruitl was the father of 11 ■ , , | •• . . . (decision of tho majority of children. H ig h lig h te d Imembera of tho church and hiHe Is (arrived by bla wife, . ... . „ u , I vlts sll friends to Join heads In r e w g n l ^ of National ^ U( |n carrying far* Albertina ef Sanford and Th* School Lunch Week, which ) u worJu» followlne children: Mr*. Sim Santllli, Chic*go; Mils Josephine and MUs France* of Ishpermlnf, Mich­ igan; Anthony of Hollywood; John of Tarpon Spgs; Henry with the USA In Germany and David, Joseph, Ronald, Cacllla and Mrs. Donovan Tucker all of Sanford. There are IS grandchildren. Funeral services are sche­ duled for 3 p. m. Monday at Briaaon Funeral Home with Father Richard Lyons of Al Souls Catholic Church offi­ ciating. Burial will be In All Souls Cemetery, with Brilion Funeral Home In charge. Work coming ed and on th* ship. CAN P IC K UP YOUR of the church far the year will he diecuss­ a film win be shewn subject ef steward­ Incomplete. Gramkew Funeral SH O T G U N Home Is in charge. In Quiet Seclusion Of The Country Just Minutes From Bustling Cities THERE'S ROOM 10 LIVE AND BREATHE PARK ROYAL HOMES SEVERAL STRIKING MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM GENUINE FORD D O N 'T D E FR O S T! 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Ird St. M .tf 118 M agnolia A ve. FA 2-1562 SM B. l e t ST. PH. FA 2-1481 FRENCH AVE. at 20th ST. (Country Club Road) FA 2-4991 SANFORD, FLA. Full Brokerage Participation Sincerely Invited �Newspaper Wetk WEATHER: (kncrally fair through Tuesday. High today, 88*92. Low tonight, 70-75. VOL. 83 J United W ,". 1 ■ fl j Preaa By LARKY VEBSHBL A PEW RANDOM The Brooklyn attorney, back in New York to do some cam­ paigning In behalf of bis candidacy for the U. S. Sen­ ate on the Democratic ticket, made his remarks In a televis­ ion interview (Newsmakers— CBS). Donovan, who still is wait­ ing to hear from Castro ou the latter's ransom demands said he believed relations between Cuba and the United States would improve markedly once the 1,112 prisoners are treed. He blamed the present 1m- Not only is this newspaper week (please be kind) but A1 Wilson tails us it is also Na­ tional Public Works W eek.. . . Special Kiwanis P r o g r a m Wednesday. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farrie Bryant blasted bloc voting and urged Flo­ ridians to voto Nov. 6 accord­ Earl L. (Biddy) Burdick, ing to their own Judgment of Deputy Clerk of Seminole tho issues. County for U years, died Sunday at Orange Memorial ‘A Must* BERLIN (U PI) — East Hospital, following e brief G e r m a n Communist chlsf illness. Burdick was born in WaterWalter Ulbricht told visiting Polish leaders today that a town, Wis., but moved to German peace treaty “must Daytona Reach with his fam­ not be withhejd any longer." ily ht an early age. He gra­ duated from the Atlanta School of Pharmacy and lat­ Moving: In er attended Stetson Univer­ PORTLAND, Ore. (U PI)— A federal disaster team sity where he wss a member of the University baseball moved into western Oregon today In the wake cf a $170 million killer storm which teft 48 dead. team. He also played one season with the Florida State League and was an avid sports fan. Her served In World War I and after his long service with Seminole County, retir­ ed In OcL 1959, due to 111 health. He attended Holy Cross Episcopal Church and waa a member of American Le­ gion Post 53, BPOE Lodge 1241 and the Stetson "S" Club. Survivors Include his wife, Junnle; two daughters, Mrs. Vincent Daley, Maaropequa Park, N. Y. and Mrs. Victor McClelland, DeLaod; four granddaughters, three grand­ sons and several cousins. Funeral aervlces will be held at 11 a. m. Wednesday at Holy Cross Episcopal Church with Fr. John Griffith, officiating. Burial will be In Lake View Cemetery with Brtssoa Funeral Home la H its Bloc V otes Story ‘Is Set On Linotype Hunt peopla In town today • . . meeting with city officials a t 11 a. m. Ever wonder what happened to that franchise directive that's been hanging fire for ever a year? Well, Harold Johnson (County attornay) looking it over and ahould re ­ port back to tha County Com­ mission at the naxt go round. charge. Big: Sm ile f % Ona of my First 8 tract friends tells me th a n is a new promotion g i m m i c k going 'round. , . . Merchant is asked to buy an ad "in a folder to help the Chamber of Com­ merce." . . . Our friend knows the C of C has folders—and fine ones, too—ae doesn’t go fo r this pitch. . . . But there are others who are falling for it—and saying that if it ia an idea to help the C of C they intend to cut their C of C duas b f the amount ef the "help" they give to the extant of the coat of the a d .. . . Don’t do i t . . . Don’t buy tha ad, If that’s tha way you feel, but don’t — repeat, DON’T—cut your sub­ scription to the C of C, th at needs 'the money more and more and that la not putting on this “ad gimmick" and that ia getting nothing from it. Preaabox prattle: There ere some fine footbell players on the JV team, getting sense great experience. . . . Here’s hoping that the coaches give them e chance to make their letters on the Varsity after their season fades. . . . Barry Bark* has been outstanding in many position* he ha* played. Mike Glad and Jim Touhy have been In opponents’ back field* on defense and have don* some work on offense th at brings praise from fans and coaches alik e.. . . Earl Black is a small but hard and gifted runner. , . . And *o ia Danny Tlllla. . . . Ed Kosky'can akat, needs seasoning, perhaps, on defanae. Nope, the S«ml-Centcnnlal Day celebration hasn’t been abandoned. . . . Waiting to see If a much deaired headline a t­ traction would be available.. . , Meeting ia set for Mon* O ct 22, I’m to ld .. . . Che*, In spit* of the signs i-erything the city is do­ ing you ahould tee the cars barreling through the Third Street atopii . . , H ab it , , . But there hai been ample no­ tice that it waa happening.. . . PLEASE, folks—atop a t Third S tre e t . . . Before a car on th at thoroughfare meets you half way and MAKES you stop!! -r.U UH - OlIH DEPT.: Pretty Potty Smith was Incorrectly listed aa Polly Jonea end the Theta Epeilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, incorrectly called the Gemma Epeilon, a largeeconenmy-aised-mix-up in e picture cutline to the Herald last week. Apologiei to Mrs. Smith. (IS there such a thing aa a Gamma EpsilonT Maybe w* coined a new one!) paset between the two coun­ tries partly to "many mlstakea" by the Uulted States during previous administra­ tions but did not slsborats. "The United States simply has not behaved very Intelli­ gently," Donovan said. MIAMI (U PI) — At least 10 persona were killed In Florida traffic accidents this weekend, including three in one wreck. A Sanford resident Irving Feinberg got into the Maeklo Bros. Inc. act last week. . , . Feinberg sold 60 scree in east Volusia for $162,000 to the davelopmeat company. j SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 561 NEW YORK (U Pl)-A ttoraey James Doaovaa said to­ day that the release of tho Bay of Pigs tnvstioa prisoners by Cuban Premier Pldcl Castro would be a "first step toward something that would prevent a general holocaust.’' 10 K illed T H O U G H T8. . . Established 1908 MON* OCTOBER 15, 1962 Release O f 1 Holocaust nsuoA If Leased Wire Editor Supervises Make-Up MONTE CARLO (UPI) — Princess Grace said with a big smile today that she was optimistic th at tha little war between Monaco and France wouM have a happy ending Shock and emotion was the for her tiny eountyjr. dominant feeling in the Coun­ ty Court House today over Strong Backing the death Sunday of Earl MIAMI REAGir (UPI) - (Biddy) Burdick, for 35 years Vice President Lyndon B. deputy clerk in the office of Johnson gave n strong en­ the Clerk of the Circuit Court. With tears welling in her dorsement of Claude Pepper Sunday night In the former eyes, Mary Earle Walker, U. S. senator’s bid to teturn County Tax Aitcssor, today said, "We will miss Earl to Congress. Burdick aa a friend who knew everybody and was always Called O ff PARIS (U PI) — The un­ derground Secret Army Or­ ganisation (OAS) said In a statement today that plans to assassinate P r e s i d e n t Charles de Gaulle have been called off until after the Oct. WASHINGTON (UPI) 26 nationwide referendum. Florida's congressional dele­ gation ended a weekend fight Narrow Escape CAIRO (U PI) — Deposed against an adjournment-anx­ Imam Mohammad of Yemen ious House Saturday by ob­ escaped from the ruins of his taining $205,000 for complet­ shelled palace last month by ing planning far the proposed changing uniforms with a cross-Florida barge canal. In two quick votes Satur­ palace guard and is current­ ly hiding with a mountain day, the House members tribe, the semi-official Middle overrode its appropriations East News Ageny said today. committee and agreed to provide planning funds for Florida's pet project. In Tallahassee, Gov. Far­ ris Bryant praised the delega­ tion and *ald the new canal "wlU be an Important factor in the economy of our state and nation before the end ORADF.I.L. N. J. (UPI) of the decade." Astronaut Waller 31. Schirra Jr., taking the plaudits of his admirers casually, rode with bis family today at the head of a motorcade that launched a day of festivities for the WASHINGTON (Ul*l)-The hometown boy who made Supreme Court agreed today good. First atop on the route from to hear arguments on a dis­ nearby Hackensack w h e r e pute over the proposed reduc­ Schirra waa born to Oradell, tion of rates on grain shipped where be grew up, waa the from the Midwest Into the Bergen County courthouse Southeast. The high court will sched­ where hundreds of Jumpiog, screaming children surround­ ule hearings later in the ses­ sion and will then render a ed his car. written opinion. In a brief order the court American Legion also Invited the Justice De­ Campbell Losaing Post 53 of partment to file ■ brief ex­ the American Legion will pressing its views in the case. meet at • p.m. at the Legion home on Orlando Drive. Final plana for the Veteran’s Eve Radio Club chicken barbecue and dance The Seminole County Radio on Nov. 10 will be discussed. Club will meet at I p.m. to* day in the Florida State Bank Lounge. Al Cate of Lake Mary will be in charge of the pro­ Bridge ..... gram. Classified Comics _ Stocks Ahead Dear Abby NEW YORK (UPI) - A Editorial highly (elective rally center­ Entertainment ed on glamor Issues and a Puts!* few specialties sent the stock Society .......... market ahead for a short Sport* ...... morning gain today. Home Town Gives Welcome To Schirra Court To Hear Grain Dispute as tax assessor, to work closely with Burdick, and she declared, " ( always found him to be most to* operative, and moat willing to help. He waa very friend­ ly, and over the 26 years I worked with him he never failed to give me the benefit of hla experience and guid­ ance. I will miae him as a friend, and so will everyone that worked with him.” Tax Collector John Gallo­ way, who has know the de­ ceased for 17 years, declared, "E arl Burdick was a true and loyal friend to myself and to the entire staff uf the Tax Collector’s office, lie will be missed by all those that were fortunate enough to know him. Our sincere sympathy ia extended to his family in this hour of sor­ row." Describing Burdick as a Jovial and friendly man, Gal* Reds To Test Carrier Rockets ioway commented on B ur dick's consideration for everybody, and hla willingnext to take time from hla official duties to eaalst any­ one who might be in need of his help, either as a friend or as a clerk of the Circuit Court. We all feel we have lost a good friend," aald Galloway. Arthur Beckwith Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court, said Burdick came to the office in 1925 and retired in Novem­ ber, 1959, after almost 35 years of service. "He waa a fine man to work with, and had a fine sense of humor. Ilia presence waa a major factor in the very excellent operation this office has #nJoyed during the 35 years he waa here. Hla death waa a shock to all who worked closely with him." LAKE ALFRED (UPI) — Pierce Schuler, 20, eat on the frunt stepe of hie rooming houae all day Sunday, brood­ ing about the loia of his girl, Peggy Ann Strlcklan, 16. Ha croased the atreet early today, ■hot her to death in her home then killed himself with tha same gun. Peace Justice Walter Beil ruled the double killing aa murder and suicide. Polk County Sheriffs’ In. vestigators said the couple had been dating for about two yaara. Lest December, they ten away to Georgia, but the girl’s parent* brought tham back before they could marry. MOSCOW (UPI) - The So vlet Union will teat a new series of "multi-stage carrier rockets” In two regions of the central P a c i f i c beginning Tuesday and extending through Nov. 30, the official Tais news agency said today. T ais said the rockets will be type* dciigncd for "cosmic objectives." The test scries would be the second the Soviets have car­ ried out in the Pacific with long-range rockets. In a test series last year, the Hussians fired a number of long-range rockets from Russia Into a target area In UIIADENTON (U PD -Secthe Pacific southwest of Ha­ rotary of State Tom Adams waii. raised the threat of legal ac­ tion against the city of Venice today to remove stumbling blocks to completion of the Gulf Coast Intracoaatat Water, WASHINGTON (U PI)-S*n. way from Tarpon Springs to Robert C. Byrd (D-W. Va.) Fort Myers. said Sunday that a nationwide The Venice City Commis­ investigation would find In­ sion. by a slim one-man ma­ eligible person* receiving re­ jority vote, has refused to lief "in some degree" through­ comply with a 1954 agreement out the nation. to eonvey right-of-way for the Byrd said in a radio inter­ seven-mile-long channel skirt­ view that he thought thla par­ ing the eastern edge of Ven­ ticularly was truo in targe ice. It has refused to approve cities. His subcommittee has the route act by tha U. S. En­ investigated welfare rolls In gineers) and la opposing the the District of Columbia. project, Adams said. Adams Warns Of Legal Action Byrd Hits Relief Cheats Harvey Pugh, Lake Mary, a school bus driver accused of violating the right of way statute la connection with Ike r e c e n t accident Involving Highway Patrolman J I m Chambtesa, baa entered a plea of not guilty and requested a Jury trial, according to Coun­ ty Judge Vernon Mize. The Judge said the ease will come to trial a t the trial court session In January. Diacuaaing the plea, Judga Mire commented that Pugh did not feel ha had been In­ volved la aa accident, aad that he had told tha Judga ha would aak for a Jury trial even If the fine waa only a dollar, "aa a m atter e l principle." Pugh la alleged to have vio­ lated tha law when Cham* blcaa. In hot purautt ef a apeedlng ear, had to take evaalve action to avoid hitting the school bus aa it waited to enter the southbound lane of Hwy. 17-92 a t Collins Av*., Sunland. M IA M I (UPI) — a slow-moving squall area near the Bahamas which threatened to become the year's fifth tropical storm turned more toward the north today. Chief forecaster Gor­ don Dunn said no imme­ diate change in intensity waa expected bat it waa "entirety possible" the tropical depres­ alon would eventually become a tropical storm . A t I t a. m* the squall area blanketed a large area from south e f Bermuda to the Ba­ hamas and eastern Cuba and Hispaniola. The center was about 49S miles east-southeast of Miami and 128 milaa easinortheast of Baa Balvaodr. Moderate squalls extended outward tome 800 to 180 miles north of .the c a n t a r and brought rough aeaa a t aoveral islands la the east and central Bahamas. 8mall craft (a tho out Islands of the Bahamas and in tho storm area were ad­ vised to exercise caution. Dunn mid the depression waa expected to move very slowly during the next 24 hours, with a course between north and northeast during the next )2 hours. I t was mov­ ing about five M JUL a t the last report Dunn sail there was too much cool a ir to enable tho squalls to Intensify Immediate­ ly. But he added, "It's going to stall around enough th a t there’s a pretty good chance it will develop into a tropical mw r u u if. ■» HIV tlon’a fail conference held at the Cherry P lata Hotel, O r lando, according to an an­ nouncement by Arthur Beck­ with Jr., Clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court Jones, who h a t charge of tha accounts for tho County Commlsilon, hex worked la the county office for the peat year and a half, and prior to his appointment waa with the Wall Plumbing CO. here. A 25 year resident ef San­ A Sanford resident Harry ford, Jones and hla wife D. Russell, 2824 Park Ave., and family live at 2416 Elm was charged with failure to have vehicle under control after he rammed into two parked cars on Park Ave. Saturday night. Police said that Ruisell apparently tried to dodge two dogs and hit the cart. Dam­ Lyman High, for the second age to the three cars-w as year In a row, has the only estimated close to 22,000, itudent in the county placing police added. as a semi-finalist in the Na­ tional Merit Scholarship Com­ petition. Sets O ff B last This year’s entry ia the fin­ WASHINGTON (U PD -The alist competition will be Dale Soviet Union set off a low- Taylor, a DE student, who yield atomic device in the at­ will take his next examination mosphere over Siberia Sun­ on Dee. 1 day. The U. S. Atomic Ener­ Roy Goodwin, also of Ly­ gy Commission said the test man, received a Letter of waa conducted a t the 8*ml- Commendslon for Outatendpalatlnsk site where Russia ing Performance in the test­ has exploded similar weapons. ing program. Lyman Student Named Semi-Finalist TIR ES — TIR ES - T IR E S THAT’S ALL WE KNOW l 03 YEARS EXPERIENCE HIGH QUALITY TIRES AT FAIR PRICES. EASY TIME PAYMENTS NO CARRYING CHARGES FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT ON - THE - CAR WHEEL BALANCING WE SPECIALIZE IN TIRES FOR FOREIGN CARS SALES - SERVICE A BALANCING WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS McRoberts TIRE SUPPLY, INC. 406 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD FA 1-0681 �t r Wi - V *i- X ' ,• v 7 . (M- & r-r. <t>-\!') w$MmEra W .43r«fJ% campaign gpeatlm: cillaa, with the two wounded men, managed to run their damaged PT boat to Cep* Sal, a tiny British Wet IB aflito trim Cuba’s n o th •nest, w hen the 0 . 8. Ceest Guard picked M b up Sun­ day. The leader of the attack, « The wounded men, identi­ crew cut, cigar-chewing exile, fied as Militia Sit- rillbcTto Mid the group bed left n base outside U. B. territory timing to tMp Into Cardenas Bay on Cuba’s northern coast to blow up a to p s dlstUtory. Instead they encountered Miami area Immigration Director Edward P. Ahrens the patrol boat about a mite said Soares lim a bad ask­ off Varadero Beach In Msed permission to iwaMin in the United Sts u s. The six raiders arrivsd a- TUB NATIONAL U F H AND ACCIDENT IN fU nA N CB COM­ PANY, a Teneeeeee e orpare- Ues, ruin tiff, aKonan a mantels- •*« WAItUAHBT h l l w lft, It. MANTELS* Defendaate Noncn or balb Nolle* la hereby ( I r e * O ut. p u r a u a l t to a final daeraa • f foracloaura aatarad I* rauaa • a m b a r a d 1M I I la th a Circuit C u r t a f Samlaota County, l l o r l d a , f will call t h a prol * r t r a tt i u ta d In Bamlaala r Minty, Florida, daacrlbad aa fullawat L ot I I . Block a, WBAT H B I U F 1KLD PI K I T ADUlTto.N, aacordlag to tha Piet tbaraof aa ra cordtd In P la t Dook I t , pagaa I I a n d If, Publlo Record, of Somlaalo County. F l o r ­ ida, M publlo oala, lo th a htebaat a o f baat bidder for aaah, a t Ilia F r o n t l>oor of th e KamiPula County Court flaua a In Btnford, Florida, ba tw aa n tha b u n a f U N I o’clock in tha forenoon and l : t l o’clock In the afte rnoon an October I Mh, t i l l . . F a l l Bank Bldg. I, Florida II, l l l l . IV YIIK C IHI I IT COt NT, SIXTH JUDICIAL C IU CIIT , IV AND FOH SkMIVOLH t.lU V T T . F L O N i n t IV CIIANCHMV VUi 114(1 DIVUNCi: ntlKHHIB WTNN.. a / k / n D iu is a m w il s o n ,. va. If.tSSEL WTNN. Plaintiff, Defendant, NOVICE TO A P P E A R VOi IIAKHKL WTNN, whoa* sddreae la unknown! v o u AitH i i R t i K n r n o t i . FIL'D t h a t a Complaint for Diverse haa bean Iliad a g a in s t you, and you a re required ta serve • ropy ef yuur a n sw e r e r pleading lo iha Complaint to Iha P la in tif f a Attornay, JOHN D. IIAINKrt, |>. a Del 117. W inter I’arh, Florida, and Ilia tha erlgloal Anawsr or pleading In tha e f flr a of tha Clark or the Circuit Court, a a or bafora the I It h day af November, A. t>. IIIJ. I f you fall to d« no, a Decree Pro Conftiao will b* antarad against you for Iha r a lls f da. manitad lu the Complaint. DONB and OKUKKKU a t ■anfurd. gamlnola County, Florida, this t l t h day a t Oct­ ober. A. U. t i l l . tIL’AL) A r t h u r If. Iteckwlth. J r . Clerk Circuit Court Stemlnole County, Sanford, Florida fly: M artha T. V lklaa D. C . ’ J a b a D. Heines, Attornay W lnderwesdte, JU|oa«. l lu u lar A Ward r . a iio i i * t V inter Pprk, Florida f t t a - n a y a f a r Plaintiff ( ibl.ett October II. I I . I I * The Castro regime said the raiders bad opened fire on ■ “pleasure craft manned by four Cuban citlsens” but Seams lim a told officials h was aa arm ed patrol b e n t Aa the soldiers stood g a u d , normal compos life—students strolling with coeds, lounging SARDONIC HUMOR glinting in thn eyee of pianist-comedian Stan Freeman promises a de­ lightful show when he appears here under thn auspices of the Sanford Entertainment Associa­ tion. Hls prodigious talent on the piano, coupled with a satirical wit, drew the comment from Waiter Winchell, "Orchids to this dandy mar­ riage of music, chatter and chuckles.” Stan Freeman will be the second presentation of thn three part concert series for this season. Mem­ bership ticket deadline has been extended to today. Persons not yet contacted are urged to cull Mrs. Ralph A. Smith at 2021 Park Ave. Kennedy, Stevenson M eet On Cuba Threat Legal Notice i n t i i m r t r t r t iT c o u n t o r TIIM NINTH JU DICIAL ( l a ­ r i ' I T o r A v ii r o n b k n i v . OLE COUNTY. FI.OMtDA. IN n i t v c M i t r vo. t u n IIAY I l i u m : HAVINII.i HANK. 1-talntlff, •Ve. VNtTKO STATKB OP AJIBIlICA, D-frndint, N orttM o r i t i . i t in i i u i t K i t r m v . KN t h a t on l b s K t h day of Cb'tohar. t I C . a t lt:u« A. M. i t Iha main door of tha Court Hone- of S-mltiole County, a t Hinford, Florida. Iha underelgned c le r k will offer for oala to the h ig h e s t and beet bidder for ra sh the following described real pro p e rly : L ot I. O It E K N W O tiD KHTATi:*, T o w n of Longwood, Florida, according to Ilia plat th ere o f aa re* o»rd»d In P l a t Hook It, pa g e }, public lle.-ords of geminate County. Flor­ ida. t o g e t h e r with all e tr u c tu r a * I m p ra e o m a n ta flaturee. ap. pllancea. and a p p u rte n a n c e s on said lead or used In eonJunction therewith. T hla sale la m ade p u r s u a n t lo final decree of forecloe. ura anta rad In Chancery aat i . No. I l l t l now pendin g In Iha Clrault Court of and for Seminole County, Florida. DATKD tbla 11tie d . y of October, A. V. IMS. HEAL) A r t h u r H. Ueckwlth. J r , C lerk of the Circuit Court tly i Martha T. Vlbteu Deputy Clark Andtreon. Hush, Uaau. Lowndes a van dan liarg A tto r n e y ! for P l t ln U f f i l l E a s t C e n tra l Avenue Orlando, Florida Publlalk October li, 1>C. CD E -ld n o t ic e vanca, followed a busy weak' and of tampalgnlng during which Kennwiy visited fire states In hls drive to help •lock more Democrats to Congress. Stevenson told ntwiman ha waa able to reassure Kennedy that ether Western Heml phera natlona ware aware of Communist Cuba’s throat to their security. The UN ambaaaabor said, however, that tha ipur-of tha-momant discussion daalt primarily with tha situation in tho Congo, “ I waa happy to report and ho waa happy to hear there are soma reassuring signs of imprevement In tho situa­ tion,* isid BUvamon. Whan gakad if hla report on Cuba waa eg rsaaiurlng as tha one about tha Congo, Btavsnaun galdt “ On thg whole, yaa. I think wa havg a high dagrea of solidarity in tha Waatarn Hemisphere.” Regarding condition! In tha divided Cungo, Btevanaon said “developments In the last few days have all been positive and helpful and give u* acme hope that wa may find a solution for tha prob­ lem.” I touch football game—wan la ■rocre ss. At Baxter Hall, the dormitory whore Meredith to quartered, soldiers With bay. oast-tipped rifles stood a t tha entrances. A few students stopped occasionally to chat with the sen tries but there wm Uttie fraternisation be­ tween students and the troops stationed here to prevent a recurrence of violence such as that which left two dead and scores Injured Sept 80. Since then sporadic demon­ strations hare occurred but the Jeer* and taunts have subsided during the past week. The university, In an sffort to prevent further demonstrations, has warned that students who engaged in further heckling of Meredith face drastic disciplinary ac­ tion. Gov. Ross Barnett said tn Jackson during the weekend that he has appointed a legal committee to protect the rights of Ole Miss students. Barnett said reports Indicate the students’ “constitutions! rights to freedom of speech and freedom of asiembly are . . . being threatened.1* Credit Women Take Test Members of tho Sanford C r e d i t Women’s llreakfaat Club were given n written test concerning their work at their recent meeting held nt the Florida 8tate Bank. After members took tho test, Mrs. Florence Hook read the correct answers and members corrected each others papers. Each member waa assigned a question from tha teat to be discussed at the next meeting. Mrs. Dorothy Raines of tho Florida State Bank Loan and Discount Dept, waa hostess for tha meeting, which waa at­ tended by 20 members. Tha next breakfast meeting will be held O ct 24 at Holler Motors. A door priie waa won by Mrs. Polly Jones, wm the Prertdmt'a lmmenaa popularity, aa reflect­ ed in tremendous crowd reactioaa In web Democrat* atrongholdi aa FitUbergk, Buffalo, BaltlaMlf and New Yack City, reb off on the cmgnwional and statewide candidates riding hla coat­ tails? -The P-waMant’i pmaenes hi M r m ots has been af baaaflt to them, thaw’s ns qusstten sheet that,” ooe aaaaHate said. “The peopla tu n ed ont to see the Preald a t , hnt th en ere etui three weeks to BO-ead ae we still have to sae If they'll so to lalUm." Unlike aa unruly mob th at gathered three weeks ago, only armed sentries and army field tents marred n scene of campus tranquillity on the NEW YORK (U PI)—Prealdent Kennedy abruptly shiftad hla attention from politics to International p r o b I a m t Sunday night whan ha flaw hare for an unexpected mast­ ing with Adlal Btevanaon, hls ambataador to tha United (SEAL) A r t h u r It. Backwltli. Jr., Nations. Clark a t tha Circuit Court Tha President's SO-mlnute Ur I M a rtha T. v ih la u talk with Stavenson, which Deputy Clerk Ulmer, Uurcblaou, Kent. Aeh. had not bean acheduled In ad- by * Ball I l l Florida J i«k«onvllle C D U .lt Publlnh O c t A few b o o n after the bat­ tle Urn Cohan Armed forces Ministry issued n com munito e denouncing the attack as ’’cowardly” and saying it was part ef a plot of ’’aggression” by ’’North American laapnr- OXFORD, Mias. (UPI) — James H. Meredith, hopeful that open hostility to k b preaeoce might be on the wane, began bis third week ef (lessee a t the University ef Mississippi today. The S9-yenr-«1d Negro, first ef his n e e to desegre­ gate schools hi bard corn segregationist Mississippi, returned to the tree-lined Ole Miss campus without Inci­ dent Sunday after apparent­ ly spending the weekend la Memphis, «0 miles north- formaaco an tha National Marti Scholarship Qualifying Taat given tael sprlag, Priedpel A. J . Bracken haa an­ nounced. Be will receive a formal Latter ef Commendation algaad by hia principal and the president of the National Mark Scholarship Corporation. Watson Is one ef * , ? « etndeals throughout the country who era M a g commended. Though ho did not re tc h the status of scmiftsallst in the current Merit Program, the president ef the NMSC, John LUlnaker said, “We wish to cell attention to this way to his achievement and sends ask promise.” The scadflaalists and commaadsd , students together constitute about two percent of ell high school eenlors. Some ll.to i eemlflnaiuta will taka n aacand examine- in tbb e m e v n collar in a no vmi ■aalnoLn coonw , nonius, in enanenav c«ia no. im p behalf of Democratic candi­ dates have aroused cautious optimism among his closest polities! advisers. tba polls an Nov. «. If they DONALD H. ELLIS hat been named section head, airborne system* equipment, at Dynatronlcs, Inc. Ellis, who hta been with the company since 1960, was previously a senior project en­ gineer in charge of airborne telemetering equip­ ment for the Saturn space booster. A graduate of Clemson College, Ellis lives with his wifs and two children in South Pinecmst, Sanford. S tm t in tkli campaign tad4 t w r i i i th« tu rn o u t” *T don’t enjoy U r«rj~a| mocb.” Kennedy u t d . But 9 if thla reiliy was bit sentiment, it waa not apparent when be rode in an •pen e a r in an 11-miles mo­ torcade from the Niagara • n i l s Airport to Buffalo, N Y. ■ Sunday to wind op a week­ end or campaigning in that city; Pittsburgh, and other— polnta la w astan P ennsylvuw ^ la; UnlsrflJe, Ky.; Indiana- 9 polls; Newark, N. J., and New York City. It waa ■ bnsy, vigorous three-day weekend which Kennedy concluded by dying to New York City from Buf. falo to eoaiir with Adlsl E. Stevenson, V. I . Ambassador to the United Nations, on Cu>— be, the Congo and o t h e t ^ m attorn. Then ho f le w ^ bach to Waahtogton for a " poit-mldnlgbt arrivaL Next weekend there will b e ll more — muck m om —of (be D. C., sad two heathen, A. P. Mansfield and Bommio Mans­ field, also ef Norfolk. The body will bo shipped to Norfolk far services and bar- over how you'll pay for needed rep a irs............. sktOed workmen and ALL DBTAILS af FINANCING. Va t ic a n e rrr <u p d National grouping of Roman Catholic prelates conijdtod among themielres today on key committees ef the Ecum­ enical Council. The lists are expected to be tu n e d over to the council •eeraUrlat by tonight for voting by the more than 2,500 cardinals, bishop* and patri­ archs Tuesday. The voting waa to have tak­ en place Saturday, but a group ted by Achile Cardinal Lteaart of France won a three-day postponement to give the delegate* more time to consider and dkcuia nom­ inations. Cardinal U aaut, arehbi*. hop of Li&e and roetim e sup­ porter of the controversial “ worker • prieiti” program, waa reported to have fait that the original voting pro­ cedure would have weighted the comraitteee too heavily with Italian members ef the Roman Curia. He and his rapporters were seeking a wider geographical representation that would In­ clude tome of the chureh’a more “ liberal” or “progreslive” elements. Members of the curia, the central administrative body of the church, generally are regarded aa “ conservative.” These term i do not have any political meaning but re­ flect differences among Ro­ man Catholic clergymen on how far the church should go In modernizing traditional forma of administration and presentation. The “ worker-priests” of France doffed clerlcsl garb and took Jobs to bring rslilion to the assembly line, m lo speak. The Vatican subse­ quently frowned on the ex­ periment and it waa ended. The elections are for 10 commissions and 4 secretar­ iats. The pre Is tee are to oloct 10 of their number to each commission and Pope John XXIII will appoint an­ other • to e«ch. Every M Guaranteed The commissions will have e vital role to sbepbsrdiag some TO agenda Mama-end more that map coma u p through the council during the forthcoming months of de­ liberations. PHONB Ij ---------- It Is estimated 11,001 chil­ dren have been born at the University of Arkansas Medi­ cal Center la Little Reck. * V *n»n# Department Of Depai | Gregory Lumber Co. now enjoy modemfla m e le s s cooking C L E A N E R I No soot-bUckened poU or grime-*tained kitchen walla. Electricity in pure energy. N o flame, no product* of combuation. Curtain* and drape* atay cleaner. RILL WOMEN WERE MADE 1 BEFORE MIRRORS AND I they ' v e b u n b e f o r e THEM EVER S IN C E . C O O L E R I . . . P A S T E R I The flat *l*ctric surface unit* cling closely to cooking utensils. Trigger-fast heat goes directly into the food— not into the room. Your kitchen stays up to 16* cooler. A U T O M A T IC I Push a button or flip a switch. . . the controlled heat is the some every tim e . . . Just-right as you want it for perfect cook­ ing without pot-watching. 8 AP E R vtoo! Super-safe because there’s no constant-burning pilot flame, no hazardous fumes. You never have to be “on guard.’* You enjoy pre­ cious peace of mind. More than a million Florida families have already “switched” to flomelees Electric cooking. A th your neighborl VOTE FOR M. L. ‘’SONNY” RAB0RN CITY COMMISSIONER GROUP 2 CITY WIDE NOVEMBER C. IM2 Pd. Pol. Adr. HAkRElL'BtVIKLY A U T O M O r /V F ’ I . Afett FA 2 8 4 1 5 ?0 9w?','* Cr S.V.ICIPP fia See uhafa SE W in tlomor-$t)ltd Electric Range* with the modern "built-in” look. Colon, toot VUU >t»r Electric Appliance Dealer. iic M x sf l ) y/o t f «eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee*eeoeeee l a m e le s s 1 .../r* entente, root FLORIDA POWER 4 LIGHT COMPANY MiLUM* »UUO f 10 *10* W. S c o tt H u m s, M gr. It] M ag. Ave. Eviry Medallion Homo todiy. includes i flame torn UecUkfiongc �Florida Care of Orlando, with the avowed intention of being “the finest nursing aad convalescent care home in the world" will open Its doors for patients on Nov. 1 with six well-known Sanfordltes play­ ing major rolea In the building and operation of the beautiful retirement eenter. Reading the list la a former Sanford Man, J. Bralley Od- ham, president of Florida Care, who with others, laid the foundation to maka the long-held dream coma true. Translating the dream into brick and steel, and making It take concrete form la the president of Kingswood Build­ ers, Art Harris, whose con­ struction crows have built this fabulous home for the aged. BUI Bentley, alio a Sanford man, serves as assistant ad­ ministrator of Florida Care of Orlando and la in charge of resident service and business transactions for the home. Mrs. Mary Detyens of San­ ford, former director of nurs­ es at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. now serves as Director of Nurses at Florida Care, whleh provides 24 hours a day nursing care, as well as full time physical therapy. Don Gravenmler, former pastor of the Plnecrest Baptlst Church, Is in charge of the social, recreational and rcUgkras activities at Florida Cart which boasts Its own branch of the Albertson Pub­ lic Library, its own chapel, equipped for every kind of re­ ligious service, plus tvery Imaginable facility for hob- blea, games, social aad n t n > a tlo u l activity, both iadoon and outdoors on beautifully landscaped, tree - a b a d a d grounds. Sixth member of the Sanford aggregation is Roes Hanmtm, former SH8 student and fool* ball player, a graduate af the University of- Florida, whs servos as expeditor for rasterill, supplies and e q u lp a a t for Florida Cat*. MRS. MARY DETYENS ART HARRIS Quantity Rights Reserved — Prices Good thru October 17th Chances Dim For New U. S Space Shot ' CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) —Payload troubles today gava the,'United States only a “SOSO Jchanca' of launching Its newest shot at the moon on schedule Tuesday, informed sources reported. Tbs difficulties were eenter* ed In the Ranger-3 spacecraft, (Jl 763-pound probe assigned to the! tztfc of getting the first , clo$e-up pictures of the moon and of landing a small, work­ ing payload on the lunar sur­ face. The gold and chrome-plated probe was bick in a hangar this past weekend, undergoing repairs. It was reported that, if the problems were solved j Mo scientific latlsfacttog. Ranger-3 would be placed back atop ita 10-itory Atlas1 Agent booster rocket today. The original achedule gave scientists a launching “win­ dow" of about 00 minutes Tuesday morning to launch Ranger-3. This is an "Ideal period” when the spacecraft's path toward the moon would %b« the caileat. In all, there la only a five or six-day period this month, stsrting Tuesday, for these ••window*." If the launching is not attempted by Sunday, scientists probably will have to delay It until tometime in November. i MADISON, Wis. (UPI) Forty seven persons, among thousands who staged two riots at the University of Wis­ consin during the weekend, ^ a c e d court appearances to­ day. Stoat were itudents at Wis­ consin or the University of Notre Dame, football oppon­ ents here Saturday. They were charged with unlawful assem­ bly, disorderly conduct or being drunk. The trouble started early Saturday after beer halls fre'gquented by students closed and a crowd estimated at around 3,000 formed on the campus. It became a riot when some girls In a dormitory waved undergarments out windows at the men to the street. At the sight of the unmen­ tionables, the men started chanting, “ We want panties." \ Before police and firemen bad broken up the riot, (even persona were Injured slightly, a car was pushed into Lalu Mcndota s o m e dormitory windows were shattered, and 13 persons were arrested. At the time, patrolman said such a demonstration ‘‘usual­ ly breaks out before a football game. It generally quiets ^iow n after the game." Well, the game was fought and the Badgers beat the Irish for the first time in 34 years, 17-6. rha v i c t o r y apparently brought them back on the streets again following the game. Police arrested 34 in U.e second melee, in which beer ffcana and other objects were thrown, and windows broken. No one was injured. S A LT 301 CAN (SeveTVif) Limit 4 with $2.50 food ordtr. Copeland Family Pack Lunchoon Chopped, Shaped, Cubed Beef ~ Lb. $ 1 9 9 Steaks 3 DON GRAVENM1ER BILL BENTLEY RELCOA today announced the membership of St. Johns Realty Company as the San­ ford repreientative of Its na­ tion-wide home finding organ­ isation. RELCOA la the Real Estate Relocation Corporation e f America, a company which was formed to answer the present day needs of industry In the transfer of Its person­ nel. In {962, commercial and industrial organisations in the United States will move ap­ proximately two and one-half million families from one city to another. Working under agreements with such cor­ porations, RELCOA assists not only In the selection of a home for the transferee at the City of destination, but also In the sals of his present home In the City of origin. As the RELCOA representa­ tive In Sanford, the St. Johns Realty Company will handle transfers, both to and from the city,, to expedite the re­ location of personnel employ­ ed by companies under con­ tract with RELCOA. In addition to the United States, RELCOA also has Member Realtors In Canada and Mexico, thus providing Its horns finding and home selling service on an lntanutional level. ROSS HANNUM Sunnyland Go. or Flo. Gr. " A " Whol# FRYERS f ir * * t o n t m u f f le r s SI Frtt Th Vita# Stamps WITH THIS COUPON ANO fUltCHASl Of ANV TWO M a * to Move PalMlto Fanis Salads ^ Good as oil H outdoors! Briefs In Barnett Case To Be Filed NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Final brlcfa will be filed to­ day against Mississippi Gov. Rost Barnett and Lt Gov. Paul Johnson, with lawyers for Negro Jam es Meredith seeking the maximum penalty against thfe two officials. The maximum penalty which could be imposed on Barnett would be Imprison­ ment and a fine of $10,000 a day for the time he alleged­ ly failed to comply with court orders to allow Mere­ dith to enter the University of Mississippi. Johnson faces a possible fine of $3,000 a day and Im­ prisonment. Mrs. Kazlmlera Polawskl, 73, of Cbuluota died Sunday In Seminole Memorial Hospital. A retired clothing designer she came to Chuluota from PhUadelphla, Pa., In 1939. She was a member of the Catholic Polish National Church. Survivors are two nieces, Mrs. Marja J . Marskl of Chuluota and Mrs. T. Ranissewiki of Maywood, N. J., and two nephews, A. O. Stan­ ley of Sarasota and John C. Ochockl of New York. The body will be (hipped to Philadelphia for servlets and burial. Gramkow Funeral Home la In charge of local arrange­ ments. We are pleased To announce we are now a Q U IE T E R ... 8TR O N 0ER N M to 1s t longmrl FRANKS Budg«t FRESH POLE BEANS T«rm* MOM tOW llt. GtlATU GAS MJllAGt, QUItTIK ro* MOM COM/OXTf Wlnn-Dixla Pole Beans are FRESHER by far. Expert field buyers select them when they are at their peak of flavor, ond Winn-Dixie rushes them to your store dally on modern refrigerated trucks. FREE I N S P E C T I O N NO OBLIGATION Fresh McIntosh Jui ce NEW T R E A D S NATION WIDE TUBELESS WHITEWALLS (Narrow or WMo) Hl-Acres Frozen Florida Orange | M orion HOUSING SYSTEM Plus tax and 4 trsdo-ln tiros f ir e s t o n e 1st & French Ph. FA 2-0244 f 6 < �ZTZ.LTZ yr.g ' ~ Paces With Times of us bar* see* rupIkM of early MWspBpws. W 1*f now* tbers tvai Jn those four or six or elghtpngo ohooto w«» botfly printed in mr.atl type onH woo days or week* lu te .' (Ul>| Yet to their readers, the newe, however oM. however lost among mlvertlaemehtfi and notteee, was etfll nwA, It wae their chief point of con­ tact with the world outside their cnlghborhoods. 'Then elowly, In the 19th century, technology benn to make (to impact felt In the form of the tale* -aph, high-speed rotary presses tnd tsr. typesetting machines and still la tar photographic reproductions. But reporting remained leisurely, rambling, de­ rambling, with more attention ae­ rated to literary phraseology than voted simple, accurate faets. The impera­ si: WhtvWhat»Wh ere-When-Why a t tive i v e . .... m m w? of jeumaliem had not yst been born. Newspapers themselves were gener­ ally MfWr partisan, and slanting of the news wae the rule rather than exception.............. ... ■ ............... Under the lead of publishing like PuUtser, Scrippe, Hsarat the modem newspaper essentially took shape in the early 90th century, Familiar departments we know today—women’s features comics, national columnists anil comment stators, etc. — came Into being. Newspapers then were in what might be celled a "golden age" ae the eole medium for reporting the news. And newe wae breaking faster than aver In a world that waa begin­ ning to shrink—an assassination in 6 mt [Political Notebook a strings Serbian town, armies on the mamh, sinking of the Lusitania, America forced out of her century's iftotfltkmfem* Today, thU Is no longer so. Other means of communication, available at the flick of one's fingers, have supplanted the newspaper "extra’ that wae rushed onto the streets as fait as the story could be set and printed. The syllable "news" Is still pert of the word "newspaper," however. But it Is news with a difference. It Is what we turn to after hearing tha first flash of a disaster in Peru, an aggressive move in Southeast Asia, a baseball shutout. The news in a newspaper today is not merely detail. It Is news plus background. It Is news plus interpre­ tation. In this age whan there Is no aspect of our lives which science is not changing, the newapaper is everyman’s *textbook. T h l a week, during Nations) Newspaper Week, those who make newspapers possible — editors re­ porters, printers, to name only a few —are pausing for a moment to rafleet on their profession’s past, as­ sess its present sad plea Its future. In the long run, of course, no one can predict what tha newspaper of tomorrow—the far tomorrow—will be like. An old science-fiction dream is of newgpapors printed and "da•ight in In ione’s home out of Ilvsred" right some kind of electronic box. Who enn say it win never happen? One thing, however, is certain: The main function of a newspaper will never change. That la, to serve its readers. to 1? days. What most lm-i pressed bar waa th* antiquity of an assay of th* lights. She kept asking her guide " ’How old M thM and how old M that?’ so often that he llnaBy replied: ‘Mrs. Johnson, everything here is B.C., ex­ Is task. cept you and me.’ ’’ "What aapcflMK* do you Probably th* latest official hivo hi odoaotWa to ho coo- cocktail party n e t bald to ttossfly tsthteg so strongly t" Washington wae th* reception tho odoostar asked Rkhotar. which the Latin American forMid Riehovori sign ministers gave in honor "You deni hevo to bo a of U. 8. Secretary of State h it to M ur a p ad ogg Wool Dean Kuak. It was auppoted a bod om.’’ Missouri foufTssamta Dim to be a 7-to-S p.m. affair. But ward BoVs adatiuMrsUvo as- It didn’t gat going till 11 p m. Ml MSthsr, says "lbs Reason for the delay wae readme of tho govwo- that tho foreign ministers wd to bo tho executive, couldn’t agree on what to aay Judicial sad lafUlattra. line* hi thalr official communique tho Mow rvoutior it’s Jack, after two day* of deliberating what to do about Cuba. They Harry didn't flnUh the drafting job U nm an Mt th* campsigs cir­ tin 10:90. Then they all went cuits recently t o “help" to tha party. Dsmosrstlo candidates run­ Not having bad anything to ning Mr offlos. la Idaho bo oat line* lunch, tha diplomats optoed Ms visit by informing were all starved—and thirsty. on# and ill that Nevada waa But the guesti they had in­ th* only black spot on the con­ vited to their aftalr and who tinent and that legalised got there on time, had to do gambling was "tha worst thing something while waiting for In th* world.’’ But ha told thalr hosts to show up. So the go ahead and do freeloaders ate up all th* food and kept tha bowl flowing. what you damn ptooio.” And a new Republican Democratic candidate for fovsrm r, Vomer K. Smith— bumper sticker reads: "Fight tha KKK—John, Rob­ i uaaiag on a wtde-epan gam Ming ptettorm — batama so ert, and Tad Kennedy." Gen. MaxweU Taylor, who miffed over Truman's blast t h a t ha refused Harry# MR hla job aa President John breakfast invitation. P. Kennedy's military adviser After n tow heated verbal to become Chairman of the aaebangas, TYuman proaouac Joint Chief* of Staff,- waa hold­ ad candidate Smith a "damn ing hla first conference in hla tool" and stormed off to new post. Question: "Sir at tha White ’help" Democratic candidates in other states. House will there be a replace­ When Labor M cntary Ar­ ment for you In the same posi­ thur Goldberg gave a farewell tion you bald?" Taylor: "1 do not anticipate party tor bia Labor Departassociates before tak one." ag tb* oath aa an Associate Question: "Sir, if there waa Justice of tho U. 8. Supra me a need for you In the White Court, ho served tb* good Kosher delicacy ef bagtU and WASHINGTON - (MCA) Visa Admiral Rymaa Ricktear, kaown thraagk tha Nsvy ss ‘T h e kladly old gsntten u s .” w u talktog ea *doe»day whsa ■ Dr. Crone's Lyle C, Wilson Soyi: Pity Poor Taxpayers! Peter Edson FISHHOUSE PUNCH Worry Clinic no other food is visible to an­ devour even more than 60%. More tomorrow. tics us or incraaia our hunger. (Always writ* to Dr. Than Fro/. Bayer tried an­ WASHINGTON (UP!) - iar In tha White lloua* algnad hlg iaaua of thla, 1st m* tall other experiment. H* would Craa* la car* of this oawoTha Hon. Timothy Tugbutton th* authorisation bill. What’a you, or, anyway, they oughts plaee that hungry h*n In front paper, eoslsotog a Wag 4 •tormed into th* offic* today $10 million to that young fol­ make o big laaao of It al­ of * pit* of grain and Mt her cent atompad, oM ra*M msin a ftarram* ret*. iar' aapoclally whan H’a $10 though they probably won’t. •at till ah* stopped of h*r own vatop* and 96 *«nta to saver Claarlnf th* n*wa dealt of million of other p e o p l e ’ s Republicans being vary llttlo typing a a i printing casta accord. aplkaa and pait# pota with on* money ? smarter than Democrats, If when yao sand fa r saw *f hla At that point, he would re­ awaep of hla haary can*, Tim "You’d think a young fallor any—and ain’t th at a terrible booklets.) move all tb* grain and even ffava yoIm i whoaa old man eould aara thing to aay about both of sweep tha Door clean, after "I ain’t fonna stand for It. enough to make all hi* kids ’am?” which h* would restore th* Th* taxpayer* ain’t g o n n a rich before they could vote By this tint*, Tugbutton was pile. She would Immediately atnnd for It. Of nit tho dad- would have aomo reaped for basting time to his own wonts, start packing again. blamed foollalunant I avar money, wouldn’t you pow? banging hla ea«e InlltcrlmlnWhen aha stopped sating for heard tall ef, thoaa addle- Well, that young foliar ain’t atsly on tho desk and th* Eleven Seminole H i g h th* second time, ha would headed eongraaimaq bar* vot* got it nnd Congraaa ain’t got frame of Bill Zimmerman’* School students were tapped again remove ail tha wheat wd to build t flah hous* right it, either. And th* taxpayer* ty p e w rite r, but than place It right back in for the National Honor So­ hare In tha D litriat’of Colum­ ain’t gonna lu.ve c ^ .V .ig If "The Republicans have bean ciety, Andrew Bracken Chapfront of her a moment Mtar. bia—«nd a $10 million flah that Congraaa don’t quit ap­ hollaring that tha Democrats tar, at recent ceremonies at Th* h*n would Instantly hour* a t that." propriating and appropriating are soft on communism and It the school. start sating ones more. "You talking a b o u t t h * and that young feller don’t ain’t got them anywhere ex­ Under the leadership of And In thU fashion *f serv­ aquarium,. Tim V Grant Dill- quit algnlng and algnlng and cept to mak* Harry Truman Bedford Aiken, the soctoty ing the wheat "In eouraaa," man Inquired from tha alot tha tax collectors don’t quit mad,” Tugbutton shouted. added the following students ha could gat the hsna to sat to thalr rolM; position. “The aquarium that collecting nnd collecting, "That ain’t no Iaaua—least­ u much m 67% moral President Kennedy o k a y e d "Flah huuae!" tho old man wise It don’t win no elections, Suaan Deal, Susan Halback, Applied to ua human beings, Theresa Baker, couple of day* ago when h* apat the word*. and what’a the m attar la th* Frank that also suggest# wa should alined th* bilIT” f What’a got Into them Dem­ Republicans hav* g o t t h * Chance, Laurencte P late, not b* carved food in eouraaa Nikki Morgan, Kenneth Poff, “ ’Court# J mean that aquar­ ocrat*, anyway ?" ha contin­ Democrat# soft on th* wrong Exeats poundage la due to ium,’ Tugbutton s h o u t e d . ued, thing and In tha wrong place. MVaral reasons but tho most while wa are trying to diet. Norma Leach, Jimmy Thomp­ Instead, w# ahouid have all "And a’coura* that young fol­ "Th* Republicans will make Th* place wbars th* Demo­ common it simply th* fact wa our limited quota for that son, Barbara Watson and crats are soft la In tha head, ant more calories than wt WilUam Young. msal placad in front of us at on money. And what they are burn up In work or exorcise. O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E ona time, so our stomach can soft on right a t thla moment Is Mora than 100 agricultural And most of tho highly pub­ ROW’S CWANC8 0k OAKP, OP ] ,’ to l- flih. that’s what. Soft on Rah. licised diets will help you fit itself to th* expected vol­ plant* are produced w n n w STROKIN' (k FUR FOR. S r THlHK You could mak* a big cam­ streamline your figure If you ume. dally In California. lOOT paign Isiue on that. Tho Re­ will follow thorn to tho lattor. For we human beings tend I *995 to adjust our stomach's de­ publicans In Miaiourl could COATS MAKlN' M &U SK J TRYING But social factors demolish mand according to tho amount rOC gAlTANfULLlNW hollarl ■m’ 8 A C * O 0 0 « f t S W / TO W in , our resolve nnd often ruin our of food, aa wall aa th* fre­ trt’ wmars with a A R R IVALS ANf EXITS/ ‘ M is " ’Yah, yah, yah. Harry Tru dieting schedule. * 3 3 5 MAUL/—'USED; — T U . GIVE TOO A /DRATTED quency of lcrvlngs, placed be­ TO BE I'D SCRATCH mans’ soft on flah, soft on For example, n famous Car­ GILT E D G E WteGLP PICKIN'UPA ” fore us. fish, soft on flah.’ and they A j/ i .c iu W AH/ man scientist nnmtd Bayar As a third variation, Prof. HORSESHOE FORLUCK, oughts do aomo yah yaha a t AN'OETSLOOOj used a group of hens aa tha Jack Kennedy, too. That young subject for a vary interesting Bayar 1st o hungry hen stand PltaN/y before a plla of wheat and foliar haa bean a great disap­ experiment in eating. peck away till aha stopped of pointment to mo. H* oughts Ho would starve tho hons have batter alnca, raised good for a period of 2 i hours to her own fra* will. tha way h* waa. 11a aura mak* aura they had a haaty Than ha placed another hun­ gry han baalda her. As it be­ oughta have batter sense, es­ appetite. gan to oat, tha first and suppecially about money." Than, if ha placad on* hun­ poaadly “filled" han, would gry hen in front of a 100-gram Immediately begin eating aom* pita of wheat, she would pack away till she had consumed an more. She would then keep on till avsraga of 60 grama. she c o n s u m e d 60% more After that, ah* stopped, ap­ wheat And If » hungry han* Four students of Mri. E i­ parently quits satisfied. ther William*’ Spanish 111 But If he placed a similar ware placed baaid# her, aha’d d a is presented an informa­ hungry hen in front of a much S ake tive and enlightening report ni i on Bolivia (or th* rest of their largar pile of g r a i n , aht wouldn't atop at th* 50-gram claiimataa, recently. mark, but would actually pock Page 4, Sanford, Florida, Monday, October IB, 1962 Robert Richards, D i c k away till aha had eaten 83 to Bruca, John W«stgat« and Larry Ready took part In BO additional gram# of wheat! Applied to ua human dltters, demonstrating t h e Bolivian way of Ufa, thalr government, th at would suggest we better history of tha country, culture, not alt down In front o( a draas, custom*, geography table groaning with viand#. Instead, w* should have our and *c«aomy. uiBLow. aiuiTOR a n a u a a i R »»■*• JANIB L. aMOBMAMBB Students of tha sixth period food placed on our ptat* in tha lU ar I m l a n i M tn*s«r were th* audience and the kitchen and then have it serv­ to a v i L r t j . c v iM ita group alio placed on display ed In tha dining room where lo r A Jv trlU In g D lrio io r «M a Mini.BY JOKES naUve handmade artifacts, a r­ ta r C U iillU d U a n a a a r ranged In an exceptional dis­ i*aoa rn .tR K v o l t o l ir b r C irculation U a n a a a r play of colors and patterns. Lola la Ilk* millions of tu fat American* wk* can’t re­ sist food. And g*H • / th# res#** la our slavery to pay* ch*logical factors. Ilk* tho** lo th* starving hen* describ­ ed by Prof. Bayer below. B* sure to scrapbook thla caa* or mail It to a plump friend. CASE N-tSSi Loin G., ngml 20, Is n pretty coed but fnr too heavy. "Oh, Dr. Crane," ah* b«gan, "how can 1 avar loss thla ex­ cess weight? "I hare tried several differ­ ent mat#, but I never loon more than o faw pounds till aomsthlng comas along to ruin •vorythlng. "I’d Rko to loss 2ft pounds th* next faw months, for my boy frland la duo back from th* N|vy and 1 *m ashamed to Mt him se* m* looking so f a t "What can 1 do to loss weight fast?" Honor Society Tops Eleven When Goldberg** successor W. Willard Wirta waa asked what he would serve when he leftvea o f f l e e , he replied promptly, "Spareribs a n d •suerkraut." Mrs. Lyndost B. Johnson, at a Women’s National Democra­ tic luncheon, told about bar re­ cent visit to Lebanon, Iran, Turkey, Cyprus, Greece and Italy, which was crammed In- House, why la there not a nerd for a successor to you ovec. there?" Taylor: "Well, one answer would bo I proved there was nothing I eould contribute." Letters Dear Sir: Lake Mary would like to bring to the attention of Ihe' people of Seminole County an outstanding resident of Lake Mary. We wish to pay homage to' Mr. Harvey Pugh, a long­ time resident of our town. It U through bU skin a> a mechanic and hi* Mng hours of labor on the equipment that Lake Mary U able to claim a very efficient Flrt~ Dept. He was the firat fire chief of the Lake Mary VoLunteer Fire Dept and has driven a Seminole County School bus for 22 yeara. He is very interested and helpful in all community pro-jects and very deserving of. the thanks we dtfer him. We ara very proud of Har-vey Pugh. Virginia K. Mercer, Secretary Lake Mary VFD Park Royal Homes Have Everything Seclusion of th* Coun­ try, Nrarnrea To Cltle*, Finest# Construction. Big Lota, All Conveni­ ence*. AND ONLY * 1 0 ,6 0 0 CALL FA 2-1#91 Stamper Agency French Arc. at 20th 114 So. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 aaasffissSS i Spanish Students Study Bolivia ifm *fi f e r a l Ik THAU lu rHUU w a u i U tth a a a la ! 8u»u ■am* Mill serr 8ynth*Ue detergents ara known In th* trad* aa ayn- t l s W ish W IEB O LD T Na a a r t a t a n y M alarial, a m i o r a S ra rtU la # . a t th la td ltle n o r T h a a«af#rd lla ra l* m ay ka re tre d u e .d l a aay m anner w ith o u t w r ltta a p «rm lti!on of lb* p u b llih a r * f Th* Ilir a lJ . A a r Individual or firm raap u h ilb 'a for auah rvpro•lucllan n il! b* c a a ilila rtd aa la trla c ls ff a a Th* H a raU 'a c tip rria h i *■< w ill h* b*<4 U#kl* t a r dam aaaa undvr th* law . r t U i i l M Malty a a ra p l sa lu rd a p . S aadap, a a * Chrlataaaai p a h il.h .a f a la rd a y prn n aad laa C krtalm sa. Notice is hereby given that any party, firm, or corporation paying fees to the VUIago of North Orlando for any purpose, munt pay said fee* to the Village Tax Collector nt 20 South Edgemon Ave„ North Orlnndo, Florida. Failure to comply will make nil fesa recharge­ able. CAMERA SHOP tlO 8. PARK AVE. for — Bvtrrthiag la Caaiaraa ad rhategraphy ItiipUa* W. W. Anderson Tax Collector, Yillaf# Of North Orlando North Orlando, Florida G u lf Life S m n M t O tm p cn if \ Back in Ben Franklin’s Time . . . producing a newspaper waa most often a relatively simple, one-man operation. Material#, na well aa methods, bore only tha faintest resemblance to those used in our modern newspaper industry. Today, w* sometimes take our newspapers for granted, forgetting the enormous efforts thqt moke them possible — the many talented people necessary to write and edit them; the vast sows* gathering networks; the printing techniques and complex equip* ment developed over the years. On this, the occasion of National Newspaper Week, Southern Bell la happy to join with others throughout the country in honoring our grant nnd growing newspaper industry. • • • �P I I Poll Shows 2 6 Percent "Eat Nothing" Area College Set As New Test Center Orlando Junior College hat boas Mlectcd aa a teat canter for tha administration of tho American College T e s t i n g Program, Dalton D. Howard, director of guidance and teat* ing a t the junior college, an­ nounced today. “The ACT program is an ad­ missions, scholarship, guid­ ance, and placement test bat­ tery designed to provide help­ ful information and service to colleges, high schools, and students <at a time when it la most useful,” the OJC guidance di­ rector explained. The ACT examination is ad­ ministered on Saturday morn­ ings four times during the school year at designated test centers throughout the United States. Orlando Junior College is the center designated for Central Florida. The ACT test will be administered on the OJC campus in November, February, April, and June of the current academic year. Studenta wishing to sit for the examination must register wall in advance of the test date, Howard stated. Regis­ trations will be accepted only during tha registration period designated for the test date, he added. The registration deadline for the November exam has already passed. The battery of tests will be given again on February 23. Stop Delays Move Planned For Congress WASHINGTON ( U P ! ) - I n ­ creased clamor for overhaul of congressional operating procedures was regarded as Inevitable today following the recent session of Congress, longest since 1931. Most of the demand for speeded-up procedures proba­ bly will bo aimed at the Sen­ ate. where the rules permit unlimited debato and other forms of delay that made pos­ sible three time-consuming fil ibusters this year. MRS. GEORGIA REDO, of 715 West First St., tins the winner of $50 cash in the Cash Surprise Bonus now going on at Food Fair Stores. Mrs. Redd is lunchroom superintendent a t the Lake Monroe School. Shown with her is Manager George Bailey. (Herald Photo) Aa informal po|l of Semin­ ole High School students, tak­ en by members of the student council, shows that 60 percent of tho students oat the food prepared by the school lunch­ room, 14 percent bring lunch from home and 26 percent eat nothing a t all. These facts were revealed by Student Body President John­ ny Phillips a t a panel discus­ sion on "How School Lunch Builds Youth Power," held at tho Bear Lake School, recently in preparation for S c h o o l Lunch Week. No exact reason could be pinpointed for the failure of the 26 percent to eat any lunch a t all, except aa one lunch­ room manager pointed out, Students, especially g i r l s often save their lunch money to buy other things.” The panel felt th at this could not account for more than a small percentage, however. The failure of students to connect their own personal good looks, physical develop­ ment, strength, health, and stamina with the quality of their food intake was brought out by some teachers a t the meeting of school food service workers. In the s a m e connection, lunchroom supervisors deplor­ ed the lack of tlma for the The Fourth Annual Out­ grown Sale, sponsored ,each year by the Episcopal Churchwomen of Holy Croat Church haa been eet for Oct. 26 and 27, Mrs. W. II. Meriwether, general chairman haa an­ nounced. Membera of the committee met recently a t Mrs. Meri­ wether’s home t^ work out plans for this main fund-rais­ ing project of the year. All proceeds go toward tha work of the women of the church locally, regionally, nationally and internationally. A great deal of effort it No Mix Trouble In S. C. Riot spent to bring especially good items for public aale, with each item gone over and priced in •uch a way that everyona can find eomething of value and interest. Among the items for isle will be “outgrown but not out­ worn" clothing, toys, dolls, plants, jewetry, shoes, hats and other household items. Anyone interested in dispos­ ing of usable' Itema may call 200 Mrs. Detty Haiback and a r­ Orlando Fed. S. and L. to rangements will b« made for a James Platt, etux, Orienta Gardens, $8,000 pick up of the items. Robert McKee, etux to Howard Runge, Loch Arbor, $16,300 James Kimber, etux to Messiah Evangelical Luth eran Church of Casselberry, Oakwood, $16,400 Earla Ward, etal to David C E D A R GROVE, Tenn. (UPI) — The Army pisnned Johnson, Sandy Shores, $7, an inquiry today into a farm­ 630 er's claim that troops return Michael Connor, etux to ing from duty at the Univers­ Thomas F. Price Jr., etux ity of Mississippi camped on Ravenna Park, $13,300 his land without permission. Shoemaker Construction Co. J. D. Humphrey, who firm s Inc. to Jimmie Halils, etux, 77 acres in Carroll County, Ravenna Park, $12,000 complained that some troops Faust Castrodad, etux to from Ft. Campbell, Ky., biv- James A. Williams, etux, Bu ouaccd on his land last Wed cna Vista, $7,700 nesday. Maurice Yeager, etux to “They just arbitrarily made Joseph Swetly Jr., Ballmer camp on my land to feed those and Weiss Manor, $17,100 soliders and they made them­ Sumner Aronson etux to selves feel at home for about Vernon Wunschel, etux, six hours,” said Humphrey, Lloyd's Terrace, $11,000 Helen Peterman, etux to H. C. Buchanan, 33-21-30, $36,- Mirror, $8,30o * SHERRI LOVELL, seated at right, is president of Lyman’s Beta Club this year. Other officers are, from left, Marsha Lyons, secretary; Loieanne Wagner, vice president and Richard Slodyako, treasurer. (Herald Photo) u » -ft > * J * v ,. CHEVY IMPALA for 1968 is the choice of A. C. Smith, Longwood. owner of Seminole Hardware Company at the Longwood Pluza. Here Smith, (right) receives the keys to his new enr from Claude Hittell. manager of Holler Motor Sales on South Park Ave. The Intpala is styled in uzure and marine blue two-toned combination. (Herald Photo) a $6,500 James Gamble to Charle Pyle. Wlidmere, $14,300 Marriage Applications John Dusenbury, Philo Ohio and Carol Jean Camp­ bell, Zanesville, Ohio James Robinson, Sanford and Katie Scott, Lake Mon­ roe John Kurjsin Jr., Youngs town, Ohio and Marjorie Fine, Sanford John Koblass, Orlando and Marilyn Naylor, Orlando Phillip Rosso, Longwood and Laura Jean Franklin, Or­ lando Final Divorce Decrees Robert F. Hamilton vs Eli­ sabeth C. Hamilton Marjorlo A. Fine vs Leo Norman Fine Carol Ann Gladden v i Ro­ bert Gladden Robert Chcwnlng vs Melba Cbewning Suite Filed Morris Friedlander vs Chester Wells, etal, chat­ tel mtg. fcl. Harold L. Sutton, etux to Winifred Conely, etal, quiet title William Dlggle, etux vs Guy Tate, etal, mtg. fcL Suffolk County Fed. S. and L. vs Stanley Guy, etux, mtg fcl. Veteran Power Plant Tho nickal - iron storago battery, which is atill u extensively today, was Inven­ ted In 1901 by Thomas A. Ed­ ison. of America Lift Insurance Saving* Plan Retirement Plans Kenneth B. DU) District Agent Box 168 Casselberry, Fla. Marvin J. Rohlfa District Manager 113 E. Coleman Cir. Sanford, Fla. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA — HOME OFFICE, ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS i\ LB. PKG. MICn AMD COUPONS COOO THRU WDMOOAY. Q*Mt*y Rights Rasatvad 2460 PARK AVE. a t 25th ST. SANFORD, FLA. w***.SBIw m BBIm i& m m w m B m H wflBwmi BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESHLY GROUND BEEF 3 - 1 ” ThisWeek UNIT FOR YOUR CHEESEBURGERS • . . SLICED UNI VI BSAl UNI VOI Xe a c h in g M a c h in e s AMERICAN CHEESiu59t SURF . DETERGENT CT 59c I BOX FF deluxe PURE BLACK 4 OZ. CAN PEPPER 29c FROZEN FOOD f /—aw******«...•%**..a.-A*****.*.....e-e^swWs*' ROYAL ASSORTED FLAVORS STRAWBERRIES SLICID 5 $12,000 Construction Asso elates, Inc. to Albert Free Modern Woodmen BACONI Army Plans 'Camp' Probe John McLain, etux to Elzie Cox, etux, Bear Lake, $11,300 Charlie Hannar, etux to Alwin Willis, Jr., etux, Country Club Manor, $7,000 Clay Williams, etux to John Purdy, etux South Sanford, $3,000 Joseph Armstrong, etux to Robert J. Davis, etux, N. Chuluota, $11,400 Guy Ponder, etux to Law­ rence Parker, etal, 30-20-32, Page 5 — Oct. IB, 1968 HICKORY RANCH SWEET SMOKED SLICED Baal Estate Traasactteaa W ork On Annual Sale sented eaeh grade level. George Rothel of tho Bear Lake School represented the elementary grades, M a r t h a Kosky of Sanford Junior High, tho junior high level and John­ ny Phillips, tho high school •tudents. Other panel members includ­ ed Mis. Ruby Calder, School lunch room association presi­ dent as moderator; Sirs. Mar­ garet Reynolds of Lake Mary School as tha teacher; Mrs. N. N. Julian, president of the Seminole County Council of Schools aa a parent and Mrs. Gilpin, Lyman. I’hys. Ed. teacher aa physirul education instructor. Oxafork Irrxlh CtV.&s4 Lewis West, etux to Jerry Smith, Queen’s Mirror, $27,300 James Andress, etux to W. W. Cunningham, etux, 18-2131, $13,000 Frank Argentine, etux to Robert Granger 9r., etux Oakland Shores, $3,000. LMN Enterprises, Inc. to Clyde S. Redwlne, etux, Lake Wayman lights, $12,600 11. and M. Construction Co. Inc. to Jaspar Cohen, etux Sanlando Est. $13,200 Jack Gale, etux to Robert Jocales, etux. Oak Park, $8,- 000 I teaching of good health habits, and the stressing of food val­ ues and nutrition, after chil­ drens leave elementary school. A comprehensive daily pro­ gram la carried on In element­ ary schools to acquaint chil­ dren with new foods, encour­ age them to try it and devaiop good eating habits, good tabla manners and a balanced food selection. No programs along this line are available In junior high and high school. Lunchroom supervisors and workers, teachers and parents were impressed w i t h t h e knowledge, cooperation and awareness of tho three stud­ ents Interviewed, who repre­ Courthouse Episcopal Women Set Records FLORENCE. S. C. (U P D Police Chief Melvin D. Adams said “no racial differences" were involved in a flash riot here Saturday night which re­ sulted in the smashing of sev­ eral store windows and car windshields. Adams blamed liquor and short tempers for the demon­ stration by several hundred Negroes who swarmed out of cafes and beer halls and rioted for about 43 minutes before about 73 policemen, Michigan pioneered road­ county officials and highway side picnic sites on its high­ patrolmen put down the out­ ways. burst. ' 8 kt 10 OZ.1 PKGS. $1°° BLA C KEYE P E A S ] I'/ z L B . POLY BAG W HO LE O KRA ! SPICKLIO 149* BU TTER BEANS J STOCKTON CALIFORNIA TOM ATO • lim it — 2 w it h food order ca tsu p POLY-UNSATURATED COOKING OILIo lim it — i w it h food order WESSON BAKERY TREATS LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED 8" SW EETPOTATO GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS P IE -3 * THIS WEIK ONLY! LADY PAIR ICED NEW CROP FLORIDA APPLE BUNS Sft 29c ORANGES or GRAPEFRUIT “IN REUSABLE ALUMINUM PAN“ u 0 WA A | V V MtICHANTt 0,Ma With tha hnthsM of R.gulsr or Dry VO-5 SHAMPOO �• f<*' i33iW ,*v t f / V * iV, . i - .»,- .T , - *• ■ ■ ' 4 •• ‘..vi . i n>w2ffgHDBr^5,TT^r *-V•*•-. i ■ -a . • — v . v~ ~ rM x i.af iB g ii5 « x w M . . ' ; • ■• j ; ,•• , , y,, : >?’ *• - i" ' - . Weekend Sports Summary Taf* « — O et 15, IMS !I -V > n % By United Free* International SATURDAY NBW YORK (UPI) — The Cain Hoyt Stabte’e Never Bead wow the 1139475 Cham­ pagne Stakes nee at Belmont Park by eight length*. BUTCH RI8BB start* on hia way to pay dirt and tba only Saminola aeora in Friday nifht'a 7-4 victory one Baab ra in of Daytona Baaeh. (Harald Photo) ★ Jet Inn Grabs Back 1st Place InSaadspiir a little now, an watch for improved ftekteg hi n couple of week*. LothridgeSeenAsTop SEC Triple Threat te St. Johan Beatty Co. who managed ■ two aad one half point win from the Factory Paint Outlet. Stamper Real Estate just couldn’t be beat aad waited away with all four points from Team No. 2. They have XlVh wine and eight and ooe half losses. They are tied for third place with Welch T in Step. P iano Mfg. Co. knocked Welsh Tire Shop from the top slot by taking three points from them. Ail la nil, It's a close race for first place and next week’s play should prove exciting. ★ By United P m * fnten a lk e il personal tend in all 17 points Memo to selectors of poet- •cored by tbe Yellow Jackets aa they have gotten off to a season all-star teams: Billy L a m a r Lothrldge, 9-1 atait la on* of tea nation'* Georgia Tech's do-U-all quar­ tougheat actedules. terback, la, In Uw opinion of Saturday, aa Tach baat Ten­ Southern fans, the flneat tri­ nessee 17-0, Lothridg* scored ple-threat in college football one touchdown, passed for an­ today. other, kicked a Held goal, BAN FRANCISCO (UPI)— This 39-yaar-old junior from kicked two extra points and Gainesville, Ga., te a ted a got his team out of several At long last the World Ser­ Jams with booming punts. He ies appeared ready to resume set up the touchdown he today with aa encouraging aqorad with a 41-yard fun and weather forecast for the N t up tha snoring pass with sixth game which also could four other completions during be the final one if tha New York Yankees beat the San the drive. There were only two Intra Francisco Giants. After three successive rainShirley Martin, subbing for conference games in the SEC the Cherokee Sparettes gave n this past weekand. One was outs, the Weather Bureau thrilling demonstration of her Tech's victory, which marked said sunny aktes should pre­ vail today. bowling ability, and n big te* first time in history Actually, the weather waa helping hand to tha Sparattea Tennessee team has lost Its first three games of a season sunny and clear Sunday too, team. 8hlrley te d her flrat 350 Tbe other was Mississippi as the two eluba traveled by game, stringing together 7 State's aurprlslngly-easy 55-6 bus 90 milas to Modesto to win over Tulane—sparked by work out because the outfield •trikea in n row. 8hirley cam# back In htr the paulng of Charlie Furlow at Candlestick Park still was •econd gamo with n nlco 199, and a 90-yard run by Ode under water. Baseball Com­ Burrell. missioner Ford Frick ordered ending with n 577 series. But SEC teems met seven tbe game postponed early The Je t Lane Klda are shar­ outside foes and beat six of Sunday morning after inspect­ ing first place position this them. ing the field, and predicted Week with the Cherokee SparHalfback Jerry Stovall’s 26- "it's a cinch we'll get in to­ Things are really getting •ties. Both teama have won 14 yard run paced lUh-ranked day's game if there is la no under way for tbe Wilsongames and lost 6. Running n Louisiana Slate to a 17-5 vic­ more rain." Mater Scratch League. All close third are the Go-Getters, tory over Mih-ranked Miami; There waa only ono last- team* are now complete and with 13 wins and 7 loaaea. In 2nd-ranked Alabama exploited minute change as both rival w* are pleased Wlixon-Maier fourth place are tbe Goof- Ha great defense for a 14-3 managers, Ralph lifluk of la sponsoring all of our eight Offs, following In fifth place, victory over Houston; unbeat­ the Yankees and Alvin Dark teams. Teams are now known the Shamrocks ami the Gay en Auburn cruehed little Chat­ of the Giants, stuck with as the following, in order o| Blades coming in sixth. tanooga, 34-4; Florida stunned tbeir original pitchers — standing: Dot Johnson'e 171 and Betty Texas AAM, 42-6; Georgia up­ la first place are the Divans Allen's 164 wars high for tha set Clemxon. 24-16; and prevwith 16 wins and four teases; Go-UetUra. Diane Anderson ioualy-winleis Kentucky beat the Bed Rocks are close be­ with a 164 waa high for the Detroit. 27J . hind with 13 wins, five losses; Shamrocks. Gay Blades top Tbe lone lo u r waa Vander­ Coaches Needed Recllners in close third with gamo wee also 164, rolled by bilt which bowed to Tbe Ci­ The Sanford Recreation De­ 13 wins, tight losses; Four tadel, 214, for its 12th con­ partment la in need of coaches Posters with nine wins, 11 Betty Church. secutive lot* over the past and official* for tha Biddy teases; Lamplighters a n d Basketball teams. Last year Four Stools are (led for fifth two seasons. Mississippi, No. 3 nationally the Sanford Team won the place with eight wins 13 toss­ and likely lo move up after State Biddy Basketball Cham­ es; Hide Aways with seven the troubles moxt of the other pionship in Tallahassee. Any wins, 13 losses, and the leaden had this p u t waekend, adult interested should con­ Lounges resting for awhile tact the Recreation Director with five wine and 13 losses. was idle. The headliner (hie Saturday •a soon as possible. In the Holier Motors Navy Wlvea League VAH-7 0 . W. will be at Birmingham, Ala., World'* largest Stlte U. S. Congressmen travel­ came ahead this week te take where Lolbridge and Georgia spruce, Douglas fir, western ing te and from the Capitol Tech meet Auburn. There may flrat place, with Navy Pala In be a sleeper at Knoxville, hemlock and western red are not subject to local traf­ second place. celer are te Olympic Na­ fic laws. They are granted B. Grebarklewis 192—high where Tennessee will be host constitutional immunity. tional Park, Wash. to Alabama. Other games are game and high aerlea 513. Vanderbilt at Florida, Florida P. Hamilton, D. Latnpmnn and J . Mead roiled 9 strikes In Stato at Georgia, Louisiana State at Kentucky, Mlsslsslpa row . pl-TUlane at Jackson. Miss., The 8-10 split waa convert-' and Mississippi State at Hou* ed by N. Huddleston, D. ton. Lampman and M. Bolt*, E. Alabama’s crashing detenu Campbell got the 1-9-19, Dee Saturday held Houston to Rose the 9-7 and L. Caden- minus 49 yards rushing and a head converted the 9-7-10. minus four yards ovorall. THE 8EMINOLE COUNTY SPORTSMANS Sophomore quarterback Jim my Sidle scored three (ouch ASSOCIATION REGULAR MONTHLY downs for Auburn and passed MEETING WILL BE MONDAY NIGHT for another. Florida's Gators recovered three fumblea and Margie Watere rolled high 7:30 P. M. AT THE COURTHOUSE. intercepted three p asu s in game this week with a 306, (heir rout of the Aggies. HalfDot Johnson rolled a 194 and beck Perky Bryant scored bad a 491 high series in the three touchdowns to give Ken­ Pinecreet Inn Loop. Other tucky tta first win. high games were, 172 Gladys Rakeatraw, with 193 yard* Pilioan, Katherine Dyson 166 on five pass completions, led aad 164 Juan Adams. the SEC in total oitenu for Pilioan and Waters roiled 4 the weekend with 207 yards. strikes In a row. Sidle gained a total of ISO and Splits were converted by D. Lolhridge us. Furlow hit on Johnson 7-5-9 and the 9-10, I of 10 p asua and h u now Peggy Dooley 6-10, and the completed 26 of 3* for a fine 3-7-9, by J. Adams. 1 72 3 percentage. Martin Paces Sparette Team VAH-7 Wives Hold Loop Lead ★ ★ Sanford'* hard r— lag Seminole* (cored an all Im­ portant extra point in tbe second half In aqeeeae by Daytona Beach Seafamse T-a for their third win of tbe •till early mason. Butch Blaer eaee again ted tba Sanford attack aad scor­ ed tbe lone Seminole touch­ down. Riser'* golden toe added tbe vital extra point which meant tbe difference. With the ban oa their own 20 yard line the Seminole* moved acroae the Seabreexe goal line for tbeir tally In the aacood period. After a seriea of passes quarterback Tommy Hinson lofted aa IS yard aerial to Riser who hauled in tbe pigskin for the •core. After the TD Riser then booted tbe bail through the uprights for tbe seventh point. As in tbe first and most of tbe second period, the third frame was ell defense. Both teams. Seabreese much larg­ er. refused to glvt up only minimum ground gates aad quite a tew aerials were toss­ ed. Seabreexe completed only S of g and Sanford 4 of ■ but the moat Important wera tbe final three from Hinson to Riser, which accounted for the Seminole lone score. Seabreese finally got hot just after the start of the fourth quarter. Sanford and Seabreexe both had played fine football but the hard posed Sandcrabs just refused to bo stopped before scoring. Cobb of Seabreexe had the final play of tbe Seabreexe drive ax ha plunged over JIM WK88LUND (20) picka op yardaga for tha Samiooks on thair way to a 7*4 win ovar Baahraaia. (Harald Photo) After receiving tbe Seabrwesc kickoff tbe Seminole* moved to the 42 yard line • h e n Riser took a pitehout and ran the ball some U yards for tba aacood Semi­ note scoro but a clipping pen- ★ alty null tiled the play and Sanford had to (ta rt all over. Time ran out before any more threata could bo itarted and tbe fam e came to aa end with tbe Seminole* in front by a alien one point margin T-*. Tbe win gave the Semi­ nole* a 3-1 record. They still are in flrat place in tbe Or­ Oviedo Loses; Courier Passing Outstanding By R en te Broadway Herald Sparta Editor Daapite hard throwing ef­ fort* of quarterback Jimmy Courier the Oviedo Lion* texted defeat Friday night 37-U at tba hand* of tba Eustia Panther*. 310. and had the high aerie a for the week of 500. Other high game* rolled were 173 by Cert Bridges, 170 by ShJrley Martin, 169 by Elaine Koitlval, 168 by Thel­ ma Unger, 145 by Helen Marcbesana, 164 by Jane Spotski, and a 161 by Lucy Mayer. Cut ’N Curl U still leading with IS wlni and four loaaea; Ll'l Buggers are second with 15 wins and five losses; Toy Corral and The Road Runners are tied for third with 13 wins and (even loaies; Mary Esther's is fourth with 121* wins and seven and one half losses; Walker’s la n u t with eight and on* half wins and U H loaiea; Park Av*. Pharmacy is next with eight wins and 13 losses; Ivay's and CoCo-Moa are tied with seven wins and 13 losses; The Brown ies are last with two wins and 13 loaaea. Splits converted were the 310 by Elaine Koitlval and Irene Dulek; tee 3-7 by Shir­ ley Martin; tbe 5-6 by Helen Moras Ini; the 6-7 by Bettye Smite and the 5-4-10 by Lucy Mayer. Yvette Hunter and Eve Rogeo bad turkeys while Fran Morton had four in a row. Although it la not known when man first mado cheese, existence of tee food is re­ corded as early aa 2000 B.C. Courier completed 50 per­ cent of hia pasxea na he hit for 13 of 26 but the Oviedo defenie didn't prove l« be up to par and tha Panthers hit for four TD'a la tee win. Once again the paulng combination* of Courier to Fox proved dominate aa It tallied once and xet tbe atage for the aecond Oviedo TD. Euatls' Bobby Morgan waa (be big gun for hi* team, go­ ing over for three touch­ downs. John Jakubcin (cored tbe lecond Oviedo telly with a one yard plunge. Tbe first Oviedo score came te the first quarter after a 13-0 deficit but. the •core ran up to 20-4 at tbe halftime intermission. Fum­ bles and pass Interceptions set up tbe Euatls scores with Oviedo getting ail tbe tough breaks. Each team had one TD in the third quarter which ended the game scoring. Oviedo is new 2-2-1 on tbe season and will be looking for their third win next week. THE YARDSTICK Ovte*a EusUa 10 First Downs 17 Rushing Yardage 260 33 Passing Yardage 149 60 Passes 1326 (Comp.-Att.) 5-U Passes 1 Intercepted By 1 4-33 Punts 2-38 3 Fumbles Lost 1 50 Yards Penalized 60 Individual Yardage: Oviedo— Brooks (14); Cour­ ier (17); Jakubcin (t). Eustls— Morgan (09); Smith (9); Moorehead (17); Fisher (15); McMsnon (14); MeCleltand (6); Ilill (6). Oviedo ............... 6 0 6 0—12 EusUa .............. 13 7 7 0-27 Oviedo scoring — Touch­ downs: Fox (20, pass from Courier); Jakubcin (1, run). Eustla scoring — Touch towns: Morgan 3 (9, run; 6, run; 3, run); Smith (if. run). Conversions: Smith (run); Morgan 3 (run). ange Belt Conference (port­ ing an undefeated 1-0 record. Too Seminole* face a tough contest a n t Friday night aa IJkcy meet the Winter Park THE YARDSTICK Banferd geahreese 11 9 P in t Downs Rushing Yardage 206 123 a Passing Yardage 37 Passes 44 (Comp.-Att.) 34 Passes 1 0 Intercepted 3-26 5-33 Punts 0 Fumbles Lost 0 30 *5 Yards Penalised Individual Yardage: Sanford — Riser (SO); Weaalund (29); Caolo (24). Seabreexe — Cobh (17); Deen (54); Lager (55). Sanford ............... 0 7 0 0—7 Seabreeze ............ 0 0 0 4—4 Sanford (coring: Touchdown —Rlxer (17, pax* from Hiaion). Convenlon—Rlacr (kick) Seabreeze (coring: Touch­ down—Cobb (2, run). Upsets Spark Pro Grid Loop United Press bterxsU saal Three young vandals nam­ ed Amos Marsh, Mike Oaecbter and Jim Johnson worked hand-in-hand Sunday with old pros Johnny Units* and Bob­ by Layne to touch off those shocks that reverberated •round the National PootbaU League. They all raised a lot of havoc with the order of things around the old NTL. The Baltimore Colts, Pittsburgh Steelera, Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco Forty Ninera scored upsets; the Detroit Lions won a squeaker, and the Washington Redskins piayad their second tie of the season. Only the mighty Green Bay Packers escaped the devasta­ tion of the severest upset earthquake of the aeaaoa so far. The champions trounced the Minna iota Vikings, 41-31, even though Paul Hornung sat out more than three quar­ ters of the gam* with a minor knee injury. Marsh ran tot yards aad Gaechter 100 In tbe Cowboy’s lurprialng 41-19 rout of the Philadelphia Eagles, and Johnson caught a spectacu­ lar 90-yard pass from John Brodie in tee final period aa the Forty Ninera upset the Chicago Bears. 34-37. DUNEDIN, FU- (U P I)— Tom LopteetL pro a t the H ag. gin Oak* Golf Course of See. rameato, Calif, waa named PGA golf pro ad the year kg tbe Professional Golfer* Asso­ ciation of America. Texas Faces Rough Test In Arkansas United The Texas Longhorns may need more than "shoeless Tony Crosby's toe to stop tbe Arkansas Razorbacka next Saturday and maintain their top ranking among ma­ jo r coDego football teams. Both seeond-rsnked Ala­ bama and tenth - ranked Northweitern could challenge the Longhorns' No. 1 ranking with victories on Saturday. Tbe Crimson Tide takas on winless Tennessee In quest of their fourth triumph while te* Wildcats shoot for their third success against rugged Ohio Slat*. Texas edged Oklahoma, 94, Saturday on the margin of a 36-yard field goal by Crosby, who kicks with only a sock on his right toot. "We won the game on breaks," said Texas Coach Darrell Royal. Tbe usually devastating Longhorn offense .was stym­ ied by the Sooner*, and Texas only managed to score a touchdown whan center Perry McWilliams recovered a fum­ ble in the end tone. Another fumble recovery set up Cros­ by's field goaL Texas may not get the breaks against tha saventbranked Raaorbacfcs wTio match the Longhorns' 4-0 re­ cord. Both teams tied for tbe Southwest Conference title last year. Arkansas scored four touch­ downs in tbe first half—two by Billy Moor* — and with­ stood a Baylor rally for a 39-31 victory Saturday. Tom Mytrs boosted Northwestern's stock by passing for four touchdowns, two of them In the final four min­ utes, to give the Wildcats a 34-33 triumph over Minne­ sota. Alabama te d unexpected trouble, from Houston, trailing 34 in tbe first half, but pull­ ed out a 144 win oa a fum­ ble recovery la the end son* and Cotton Clark’s four-yard plunge. O oAhn MOTOR SCOOTERS Sellable Transportation We Sell, Trade. Service A Demonstrate Lewis Sales k Service 3517 Coantry Club Rd. FA 3-7939 C U T -R A T E In Range Shbrp Shooters! 112 ML FIRST ST. 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(U PI)—Bill Caaper captured the Bakersfield Open golf tournament with a 373, four strokes better than T o n y ILenu. .BATAVIA, N. Y. (U PI) — A groom and at least 38 har­ ness hones were hilled in n fire that gutted two stables a t Batavia Downs. PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — Mayor Jamea H. J . Tata said he will present Philadelphia's invitation to host the 1969 Olympic games when the U. S. Site Selection C o m m i t t e e meets in Chicago Monday, Candy and gum purchasaa in U.S. food chains hit a high of $411 million in 1959. �Oct. 15, 1N2 — Pis* 7 (D a a h Q b b i} • By Abigail Von B u m Television MONDAY P. M. See i l l Channel 0 Xewsroom ( I t E vening DEAR ABBY: Every summer my mother-in-law comes to vist us for two weeks, She is not hard to yet along with but hero is my com­ plaint: She takes over my kitchen and makes “all the things Sammy likes.” All year 1 am careful not to five Sam rkh or fattening foods be­ cause he has a tendency to put on weight. (He weighs 170 now and should weigh 155.) His mother cooks with schmalts and makes noodle dishes until I think I will scream. Sam put on 15 pounds In the two weeks she was here. He sayp he’ll take it off, but I know he'won’t. I can’t tell his mother to stay out of my kitchen, and 8am lores to eat that stuff. What should 1 do?____ SAM’S WIFE money from my father. So why should I take the money from my father and give it to the Cycle Shop man ? Why doesn’t my father just give the money to the Cycle 8hop man and leave me out of it? JEFFERY M. DEAR JEFFERY: Because your father wants to teach you to SAVE money. And when you’ve saved enough to buy the new bike, youH really appreciate it. However, if you explain it to your Dad the wav you’ve explained it to me, you’ll probably get the bike tomorrow, e DEAR WIFE: At the rate Sam is going, if he puts on 15 pounds every year, by 1970 he’ll weigh 1901 Ten 8am’s mother if she doesn’t quit killing Sam with kindness, you’ll be Sam’s widow. • • • DEAR ABBY: How lait do you think a boy in the 6th grade should be aloud to stay up if he gets up at serin in the morning and makes strait A’s? THE BOY DEAR BOY: Until 9:00 p. m. But if YOU got an A in spelling, I think your teacher is staying up too late. • e a What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hois, Calif. • • DEAR ABBY: I am 10 years old and want a new bike. My father says I can have it If I save up the money for it. It costs a fortune. I get my * • On Something new has (») M added to bridge In the U t| SQtSI few years. It ii the Cerib* VKT been cruise, In which the pas. ♦ AKQttl sengirs get to play In a see. EAST tlonal bridge tournament with WIST AS ASS full master point award*. W A 1S IS VQIIII Of the several scheduled f JM 107S for 1003 ths first will be stag­ A J10STS A lI i i ed by the Central Pennsyl­ so o n v an ia Unit of the ACBL and A A X J 1STS V JI will leava New York Jan. 4. I will be on board to lec­ AAKQ4 ture and, of courae, there will Both vulnerable be a regular tournament di­ North East Irm a Woo* rector there to run the gamte » ♦ Put 2* Pam Pam 4 * Pass aa Is standard with bridga 1 * Pate 5 * Pass cruises. It will be my first < ♦ Pass Pass 14 ram eruise since on* run by the O gm lnt Vos4 - 9 1 late Ely Culbertson back in 1932. That was before master that everyone had points, but my recollection la time anyway. : Ufo JJts (daman "Tbe trouble with a twocar family is that a man never knows where his wife It,” says a young husband. "When we bad-only one car I could call my wl/e at any hour of tha day and find her at home. .Now that she ha* a car of her own I can never catch her at borne.” There’s a lot of truth In the husband's complaint that wives on wheels don't spend much time at bom*. But it’s not because tbe wives are out gallivanting around for tbalr own pleasure. What keapa a wife with a ear on the road a good part of each day is chaufferlng and errand running. The wife with a car doesn't have her groceries delivered. She drives to a supermarket and picks thsm out herself. The wife -with a car does­ n't ask bar husband to go to the bank on his lunch hour or makt a few atop* on the way home from work. She does all of those errands herself. And then there are all the errands tbe children think up for her to do, the overdue library books to be return­ ed, the cookies to be dropped off for a school affair, th* forgotten gym schools to be rushed to school before gym class. And when the lucky wife Captains Bruins BOSTON (UPI) — Center Don SlcKtnney, th* National Hockey League'* Uth-ranked active ecorer, hits been named captain of the Boston Bruins for th* second straight year. HcKennay is starting his ninth year with tha Bruins. c with a ca- of her own isn't running errands she la ebauffearing, taking kids to school and picking them up, driv­ ing them to dancing lessons, piano lessons, to football games and birthday parties. And then, because she la on wheels and can get to them, there are all the meetings she is expected to attend at a "responsible member of the community.” 111 e d ito ria l Bporta 111* ID Mawacop* ISI M ld-ria. Kva. 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W««t hadn't tried to sea their cards. It la Im proper to do that, but h« just could not help seeing them. TUE8DAY P. M. South's play was even 11:1* (I) L or* o f L ila (I) Jan* W ym an more sensational. She went <D T our P lra t Im preo' right up with the king of elan ll:S t D H a rry Iteaau n er heart* and claimed all IS New* tricks. (I) C a m o u f l a g e ■ "How did you figur* that (*> earak fa r Tam ar' on* out?” mannered W est 11.10 (D Traw ru th o r Conioq. "Learn to hold your cards UlU It) G uiding L ig h t MM-)>.>. R eport (t) back young man" was tbe ID S! (1) WIIC N-vre R eport | woman's reply. 1:0# (S) Big P a y o ff »y Ruth Mnien J ip Jop Silt IS) Haiti) Momoaia la mm For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovelv Wedding,” send 60 cents to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. $<acoby VYlaJi - • DEAR DAUGHTER: Yes. Talk to her. Maybe you have her “typed” wrong. s • e DEAR ABBY: My mother is a business woman so you know she is not stupid. She is an attractive, 48year-old divorcee. She has permitted a young man (ten years' her junior) to live in her home since March. My sixteen-year-old brother lives there, too. The whole thing is probably in­ nocent but I don’t think it looks right She is not the type you can talk to. Should I do anything? WORRIED MARRIED DAUGHTER am R eport *11 Warn* Voucher 2506 OAK AVE. <». U - —j . • . ' t : ac r 28 Ox. MuA*elmnn APPLE BUTTER Southern Yam» No. 21 j Can pn . \ iilue Plate 2 5 m BREAD M I X Qt. SA LA D D R E SSIN G Alabama Girl 22 Oz. SW EET PO TATO ES | g SWEET RELISH 21 Oz. Dottle Lyke* No. 300 Can J B A# 2 8 6 A* A L A G A SYRUP JO C H IL I with B EA N S l O Hoiaum 'l\i Lb. Jar A A . l-urge Hox Detergent | A , ENERGY lO PEANUT BUTTER O O PRODUCE SPECIALS Golden Ripe Bananas - - - - - - Lb. 8c Fancy Red Grapes - - - - Lb. 18c U.S. No. 1 Potatoes - - - - - 10 Lbs. 38c QUANTITY RIGHT RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU OCT. 17 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: 1th ST. & SANFORD AVE. 1100 W. 13th ST. �j . ;] J 1 ■ * r-v-, I1 ■f ' . | A, j •••• ■ •. 1 By Church dm • * * m m kMM7 « ra * E lin a Banal m i M in Maty Um W i l l , af Orlande, MA • I pretexting t t o original d w t i r u tto lenfard tlttb. D m P1M “CMC sf Ilklc*" i n i d w by Mn, B. Stevena, ef Orlaodo. Mr*. Joel IW vm m M » ; ; . ' * $ a:-s ■ picture •< HOSTESSES AND GUK8T at the VAH-S coffee at th* home of Mn. Hagk O'Hara are, left to right (standing) Mrs, Jesse Taft, Mrs. Richard Dun» hnvy and Mrs. Jack Neiman. Seated, Mrs. Frieda Bishop, mother of Mrs, Neiman and Mrs. (XHara. (Herald Photo) DeBary Garden Club Opens Season Officer* Wives O f VAH-3 Meet For Bridge Officers Wives of VAH-I met la the dining room of tto BOO far their monthly bridge session with M n. Donald Hamilton, M n. PaMek O'G ars a n d Mrs. Richard Wright serving as hostasscsCoffee, cold drinto, nuts and assorted candles were served. M n. Clifton Dowall and M n. Charles Youngblade won high scores for the arts moon. M n. J . I. Wright of Boise, M ato, was tto gutst of to r daughter-in-law, M n. Rletord Wright. O t h s r a attending w en Mates. Bari Achord, Jam es Ball, Richard Dualaavy, Abe Pennell, WUliam Goodman, Waller Ruths, Joe Melnvale, C. W. Meshler, Vincent Mon­ roe, Wendell Powell, Thomas Quillen Andrew Reno, Jesse Taft, Elmar Tallman, Joseph Tully and George Watcn. was C. ft. Meson, executive director of the Audubon So­ ciety. Following his talk on birds of Florida and surrounding areas, be showed colored slides of various types. A brief business session was conducted and the budget for the year accepted. Mrs. WU­ liam Lato man, membership chairman. Introduced the fol­ lowing new monitors: Mrs. Herman Strun, Mrs. B. Bene­ dict, Mra, Harold Wills, Mrs. J . Shoptaugb, M n. Preston McBean, Mrs. B. E. Cbalfoate and M n. Aldo Loos. Cjahdsw CAMELLIA OBCUS By Mrs. Them as McDonald This Is It! Tto wonderful fall planting season. To those of you a n new to our Central Florida a n a , we have two planting seasons; one in the spring snd one in tto fall. I Ilka to think of fall as tha tost one because of tho many varietles of flowers that can to planted now for winter and early spring bloom. Very few of our fall planted annuale will freeze o u t Fell planted flow a n a rt much easier to care for than those planted in the spring. The tin t hint of fall Is In Um air and this opens tto door to all of us gardeners to get out the toola and go to work. Spraying and fertilising of lawns snd shrubs; fall plantlag of bulbs, annual flowers and rye g n u ; preparation of rose bade; all this sad many more chons will make Oc­ tober one of the busiest garBeware of trouble ahead, U the rslas art overt Most gar* denars do not realise how quickly sandy soils can dry out and tow most of tho fer­ tilizer has b e a n washed away. Do aot neglect watering your plantings during periods of low rainfall during tha fall and winter. During the next te o months wo frequently s av» periods of severe! weeks et a time with to rain. Even though tto Umperaturo la Youngblade, W m M l Powell. A. A. McClenehaa, Pool Mur* n r , J e a n s Owe, J . L. Mor CM, M s 'Toocktos, Ooorgo Waters, Frank Bransom, B. M. FUigerald. David CaawoD, Bdward Doctor, W a l t e r Enahn, Charles Kauffman, Georgs Thompson, B. Baas Weber, Kenneth Sharp, Hail Prudes, John Bailey, Albert Aster, George Hoffman, B. J . Scott Mows. William Malinowski, Nicholas Merge, Philip Bee* toe, David Sharp, WUliam Col* Local Events WEDNESDAY Civic Department of tto Sanford Woman's Chib win m att at id a. m. to fold TB teals. A covered dish lunobeon will to served at'aooa and M n. Troy Ray Sr. win present a program on Pub­ lic Welfare and Community problema. Altamonte Personals active In the Altamonte Lib­ ra ry and Ovle Chib. Mr, and Mrs. Mae Sam­ mons of Hillerest Dr. w in loft last Wednesday to spend a long weekend with M eads In 8 t Augustine, were eager­ ly anticipating the visit as these M eads have recently built a 'beautiful and moot unusual tom e there. forward to the days, to to spent in the.sun and surf e t the Gulf of Mexico. David Ferrell, a Lake Mait­ land resident, entered the Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ pital - last week lor major surgery.- His wife. S a n k Ethel, tapfbt a rt in Boone High School for a number of year* and has many friends In the a fta and his alstsr. M n. Beulah Kemp, is vary •# • F ile Cabinet! POWELL’S 1IT MAGNOLIA To Complement an Outfit Furs - V elvets - Minks Priced From |5.95 M ARY E ST H E R ’S Coffee Planned Honoring V A H -I Enlisted Wive* MRS. JAMES V. RICHARDS, left, president of tha DeBary Garden Club, with Mrs. H. M. Johnquest, C. R. Mason, executive director of the Audu­ bon Society and guaat speaker for the day; Mra. Laura Arrington and Mra. A. S. Clark. (Cox Photo) Members of tho VAH-1 En­ listed Wives Club are spon­ soring a morning eoffeo, Wednesday st 1:30 a. m. in th# Acey Duecy Club, at tto Sanford Naval Air Station. Ths event is In honor of the Members of XI Beta Kta tto m em ton enjoyed several members. All members a n By Mrs. M. L. Jahaaaw urged to attend and help wel­ M n. Gerald Behrens end Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi games. Members present were Mrs. Mrs. Claude Hlttell a a d and ttolr husbands held a come tho new memtore. daughter Linda were Joint hos­ shrimp toll at New Smyrna John Alcaander, Mrs. Charles Bruestle, Mrs. Chapman, M n. tesses at a housewarming Beaeh, Saturday. This was the Vernon Hardin, M n. E. C. party rseontly for Mr. sad tin t social meeting of the M n. WUliam Behrens. The year that Included husbands. Harper Jr., M n. McCall, M n. A. McClanahan, M n. Ed event was told at tha brand Others planned for Isttr this Peterson, Mrs. W. M. Pronew tom e of the Behrens on yoar will to a Pennsylvania cooler our sandy soils dry out Orange Blvd. In Lake Monroe. Dutch dinner and a Scandi­ kosch, Mra. 0 . Andrew Speer very npidly. and M n. Wallace Tyre. The homo, opened ensulte navian dinner, with aU couples Thoroughly soak your lawn for the occasion, was decorat­ and all plantings st least once ed In a fall (hems. Tto tale- la costumes. At a recant business meet­ a week to help maintain toll vision set told a beautiful ing at tto home of M n. Gor­ moisture. Where annuals are flower arrangement of yellow don Frederick, a discussion; planted, water more frequent­ mums with green foliage ly. Remember that where sprayed gold. The arrange­ was held on ways and m eans: and service projects for the. there is a good soil moisture, ment waa lent to tho Behrena year. plants are lest subject to by her mother, M n. L. H. Program awards for tha fretting. In particular ass- Moran, of Norfolk, Va., who h e a t program scrapbooks, leas are apt to become droopy was unabla to attsnd. from lack of water, and this Tto dining table was over­ kept last year, were given to Mrs. Glenn McCall snd Mrs. condition will affect t h e laid with a white lace cloth amount and quality of bloom and told a crystal punch Harold Chapman. The pro­ next spring. bowl flanked by crystal can­ gram, which aa Exemplars, October Is the month of dleboIdera with orange can­ tto chapter gate to plan this starting flowers for winter and dles. The plates and napkins year Is on "Improving Our spring bloom. Although plants ware designed with autumn Own World." of many varlsUts are avail­ leavas. A large cake dec­ Subject for tho evening was able at your local garden sup­ orated with a brawn bouse and "Creole Foods and Customs," ply store, many wish to alert letters of welcome in pink and a discussion was held oh their own from seed, which also adorned tto table. Nuts such Items as file, gumbo, may to sown in flat boats or and mints, cake and fruit Jambalaya, lagniappe a n d In wldo shallow pots. When punch ware served to the 40 boulUL A discussion was told tho young plants have two or guests who attended the party on tto Creole people and a typ­ three true leaves, they should during the appointed hours of ical Creole menu of 1140 waa to set out in tto ground. Un­ I to I p.m. read to the group. til tha weather becomes cool­ Mr. and M n. Behrens re­ Following o delirious spe­ er, It la advisable to shade ceived many beautiful gifts. cial (non-fattening) lime-ice the young plants for aoveral Miss Linda Hlttsll presided at dessert, cookies and coffee, days. tto punch bowl and Mra. BahFlowers that may .be plant- rant and M n. Hillell escorted ad now include agsratum, the guests through tto now sly Mum, aster, calendula, home. candy tuft, carnation, forgetme-not, nasturtium, pansy, pe­ BIG FASHION tunia, phlox, salvia, snapdra­ gon. stock, sweet peas, ver­ The classic V neck sweater Is big fsshion for fell. Copied FROM -----bena and gerbera daisies. SANFORD Let's start our fall planting from that tennis sweater w o n FLOWER SHOP early snd amaze our northern by mso, it's done in navy friends with the beauty of our with white trim or white with Year Downtown Florist gardens when they are fleeing red aad blue trim. And usu­ PA M m o r FA 2-M JI the north winds and basking ally, It's worn avsr a white Cor. K. le t 4k Sanford Ave. with us In tho Sunshine SUM. skirt. khrens Honored A t Housewarming 'Sabi Sorority Chapter Presents Awards ARCADIA GOLD HUNTINGTON PALOMAR GREEN $5.00 to $9.99 $10.00 & up MIRAMAR REVERIE BELNOR CONTINENTAL WHITE GRECIAN KEY *Syracuse China ALDINE CELESTE CHEVY CHASE MEADOW BREEZE MINUET CORALBEL VICTORIA APPLE BLOSSOM 8TANSBURY MAYV1EW YORK ROSE SUNNYVALE GLORIA TROUSSEAU CORSAGE LYRIC AVB. Imported Chi SHASTA NINE ----------- NINE BELLA MARIA BAVARIAN MAYFLOWER WOODBINE FLAME LILY BLUE GRASS WINDSWEPT ODD DINNER PLATES CUPS ft SAUCERS SERVING PIECES IN A SELECTED PATTERNS 114 MAGNOLIA AVE. �/ *# I I .*•>; pS »vyi'‘V} u . .L c j comes to Orlando 1 , • TO SE R V E THE H E A R T O F F L O R ID A We look forward with pride to the opening of your Jordan Marah, Orlando — for we're presenting a new eoncepi of beauty, spaciousness and shopping ease. . . a complete fashion store, filled with everything you need and want, and some things you haven't even dreamed of! Behind this superb store are months of planning, months during which we met many of you, asked questions, and learned your sociable way of life — all to determine just how we could servo your varied communities b est Soon you'll seo the results! Four breathtaking floors — each more exciting, more jam-packed with fashion than the other. And make no mistake. . . Jordan Marsh is bringing you fashion. . . as only Jordan Marsh can! Tho finoat in fashion for men, women and children, os well as your home. . . fashion from all over the World, and at every price level. Plan to come to the opening. Give us your welcome, for wo not only want to servo the heart of Florida. . . we want you to tako us to your hearts! C O L O N IA L P L A Z A / O R L A N D O Opening Monday, October 2 2 n d Store Hours: Monday, Thursday, Friday —10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tuaaday, Wednesday, Saturday — 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. FREE PARKINO FOR 10,000 CARS DAILY WITH E V E R Y T H IN 6 WITH A FLORIDA F L A I RI *.1 ■ 1i -' - , * 11 * ^ 9 « " 1 ifti t. "M �>*/ S * P. s s f * m m m r i f t } ? v* s w * a .-.:V -t v * ’ 4■w 5GLANCES .1 s t' ByGalbrehli V -f.^AV.-xvi TO am iv t ic b t p i FLORA C NXORI, v*. 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EDOAR RU SD ELL a n d BAIMA LA UNIALA If m arried, — —■ RUB* K lagonm aa P a ra n to la , D B L L h i. w ife; M.UILE J y e a s k y la , P ln la a d B. A LLBOFP, and It m arried . ■ ALLB R K K t XORHONKN POPP, h . r h n a b a n dt A ddress U nknow n TIIOUAB DBAN BARR, a n d nil e th e r p e rs o n , eone.ra* a n d It m arried, * ■ H A HR. kla w ife; THOM* edi TOU A RB H E R B B T NOTIAA F . DALT. and It m arried . 11 DALT, F IB D the* e p e titio n ha* b . t n . h i. w ife: I U B O R B tiled In said C o u rt p ra y in g IIRAUTIFUL DEVELOP* for tb s ap p o in tm en t o f VIC­ MKNT COMPANY: R. J . TOR KARHALA a s A dm inis­ UAItTLKTT KU Y K EN ­ tr a to r of th* t r i a l * o f EL1DA D A LL Also know n t o KARHALA. d . c . a . t d , a n d you RUTH BARTLETT K U T- n ra hereb y req u ire d te file K BN D A LL lha fo rm .r y o u r w ritte n d e fe n e .e th e re ­ I t J. nAHLKTT; ALLEN to w ith in fo rty d a y s a f te r th* E. RARTLETT. a l s o flra t publicatio n o r p ostlog know n ao A. f t BART­ th .ro o f. Should yon fa ll th e re ­ L E T T ; JAMES E. BART­ in, d .e re a w ill be e n te red In LETT, also know n aa J . due course upon sa id p e ti­ E . RARTLETT. J R , HO­ tion. W ARD ALLBOPP. also W ITNESS m y h a n t and tha know n aa HOWARD II. ■«al a f sa id C ourt a t B aaferd, ALIAO PP; ERNEST ft C ounty o f Bemlool*. th is 14th AM A O PP: W. A. TIIAC* day of B e p t.m b .r, A. D. 1I4L 1IER; HENRY ALLBOPP; C. V ernon M ist, J r , PRANK If AtTHCOX; C o a n ty J a d g t H E L EN A. TH A CK ER; If Lam m t A J a r v la .n alive, and If dead, t h .l r A tto r n .y . a t tm w u nhow n k tlrs , l.g a l.a a , L ake W o rth . Fta. davlM ea or g ra n la a s ; and Publish BepL 14. A Oct. t, a n p and a ll persona h a v ­ I. II, II4 L in g o r .c la im in g til l s a r COA-41 I n te re .t In th* re a l p ro p .r t p located ta S .m lnole IN TMM C tR C C rr COURT OP C ounty. Florida, d .e rrlb - TMB NINTH JU D ICIA L CIR­ ad In lha follow ing com ­ CUIT O P FLORIDA. IN AND p lain t. BRHINOLR COUNTY, You. D efendants, a r e h e re ­ P O R by notified th a t a com p lain t FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. to q u iet t ills an th e follow . NO. II4 M Ing d .a c rlp 'lo a p ro p erly , to- TU B UROOKLTH SATINOS BANK, a New T o rk c o rp o ra ­ w ltt Lo'.a IS. IT, t l a n d IS la tion. P la in tiff, Block I*, and L ola t l . 11. IS aad II In Ulock IS; all vs. In SANLANDU. THM BUD- DEAN L A R R T HAMIL and URII BE A U T IFU L BAN- JUDY E IL E E N H A M IL his F u llD s e c t i o n , acc o rd ­ wlfo, e t a lt, D e f.n d a a ta . in g to P lat th .ro o f re ­ NOTICE OP BUFF corded In P la t Book I. P age 44 of th e Public R e­ TO: DEAN LARRT HAMIL c o rd . a f Sem inole C ounty, and J U D T E IL E E N F lo rid a H A M IL hla w ife. R eeld.nc* U nknow n has bean filed a g n ln a t yon In the a bove.atyled a u lt and you TOU AND BACH OF TOU a r , req u ired lo e erv s a copy ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED of y our A nsw er o r P lead in g th a t a a u lt h a s been b ro a g h t lo th e C om plaint on PUInUft*a a g a in st you by T H E BROOK­ n tto ra a y , JO SE PH M. MURA* LYN SAVINGS BANK, a New SKO. P. O. Box 11). P a ra P a rk T o rk co rp o ratio n . P laintiff, F lorida, and file lh a o rig in a l lo foreclose a c e rta in M oriA nsw er or P leading In th a g a g a m ore p a rtic u la rly de­ office of tb a C lerk of tho Clr* scribed In tho C om plaint filed r u lt C ourt on or before tho la Ihla s a lt, w hich M ortgage Ith day of Novem ber. 1*43. If encum ber* tha follow ing deyon fa ll lo do eo. n decree pro acrlbod p ro p erty , s itu a te la eonfeeeo w ill bo .tnkon tg a ln a t inal# C oanty. F lo rid a , toyou fur tho relief dem anded Sem w ltt la Ihe Com plaint. Lot 1L Block II. H E F T . W ITNESS my hand and af* LER HOMES HOWELL flclal seal of office a t Saa* PA RK . SECTION ONE. ford. Seminole C ounty. F lo r­ acco rd in g to plo t th .r M f ida. th is Sih day of October, rocordod la P lo t Book I t, 1*41. Pagoa I t . II. IT and 41. (SBAL) Public Records o f SarniaA rth u r II. B eckw ith, J r , ala C oanty, F lo rid a, laC lerk. O r c n lt C o u rt e lu d in g I llo lp o la t R e fri­ By: M argaret f t T yre g e r a to r —Model EO It.A . D eputy Clerk t llo lp o la t R ange — Me­ Joeeph M. M uraako dal E U -tl-A . P. a Ilox iU and fa r o th e r rtlla f. a a d yen P ern P a rk . Florida nra re q u ire d to file y o n r AnaP u b tl.h Oct. 1. IS, 11, I t . w ar to aeld C om plaint w ith CUB-SI tha C lerk of th* above elyled C ourt a n d to servo a copy th ere o f on P l a l a l l t r s A lterNOT RESPONSIBLE aeye. RO BEN dElti). RotIRN. BEMO A KKUMAN. IW t I wlU wet be re sp o n sib le Alaoley Uulldlng. M iam i *1. fo r a n y d e b ts In c u rre d by F lorida, n e t la te r th a n th e l l l h day o f O ctober, t i l l , m a n y * * * e th e r th a n m y se lf, d o fa n ll o f which sold Comp lo lo i m u be ta k e n a* eoaTtIBKBSA MUZIK fessad by yon. DATED, a t fa a fu rd . F lo r­ ida, th is l i s t day o f Septem ­ ber. I M L NOT RESPONSIBLE ISKALl A rth u r H. B eckw ith. J r . I will not be responsible C loth of th e C ircu it c o u rt for M y debts inenrred by By M ortho T. V lhlen snyone filter than myself. D eputy C lerk Publleh BepL 34. OcL l. L U . WALLACE WT. WOODS 32-5612 32-5613 Offleo 2*4 W. P in t WE RENT • • • • • HospiUl Bed* • Playpen* Wbstl Chiira • Slrolicr* Comnodts • Baby Bed* Walkers • Hifk C hain CnttdM* • Roll*way B tds W ILSO N -M A IER 111 E. First M. PA 1-MU C H U R C H ar B C P O O L GROUPS, Club#, gte—Tbd beat card plan ytt for raiainf C b r i t t a a s PA K M , RTtkinn. Thomas Moving& Storage DID YOU KNOW . . You c m (to rt tip to 1001 pool da of ANYTHING for a wbolo month tee Joat $3.00? Yob cm movo Um furnithin ft of a S btdroom booao aero tt town for about $27.00. P m Eitlmataa, bo obllfstloos. 201 N. Laurel PA MM1 YOUNO malo teacher wUl chars home with dctirablo parsoft Call PA BOOM a r pa i-s a a 8. E du catio n • I b s t r a c t ion U. 8. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Ken • Women l i a Start blfh aa $102.00 a week. Preparatory trainlnf until appointed. Tbouaando of fobs open. Experience us­ ually tmodetuary. PR ES Information or fobs, salar­ ies, requl’wment*. Writ# TODAY givinf same, ad­ dress and phone. Lincoln Serried, Box 39 e/o Sanford Herald. 4. Transportation______ Want Ride to work to Fairvilla. Hours 1:13 to 3:13. PA 2-0744. f. For R ent S Bedroom boost PA 2-3131 after 3. A pt $40. AduRa. a n Park. Furnished upstairs Apart­ ment, all alectric, private entrance. Newly redecorat­ ed. Also l furnished bed­ room, private bath, private entrance. Call P a 24U1 until 2:00 or FA 2-306$ until 1 p. m. TURN. Apt FA S-teOO. SMALL FURNISHED house. 322-3237. House trailer A Cabana Turnis bed. Dewitt Trailer Park. Reasonable. CONVENIENT TO BASE 3 Bedroom i, kitchen equip­ ped, large living room. $103 a month. 103 E. Woodland Drivg, PA $-7037 after 4:30. Legol Notice INVITATION TO RID _ C ity aC B aaford. P le rtd a ■ ••led bid* w ill be received la tb* office e f the C ity M ae. *B*r. c ity Hall, Sanford, F l o r . “ *• • * l* to e P . M. of M o*. d*y, October >1, 1ML AU bid . ( h r it bo e lo srly m arked s s such on tho o a t- IK * k .’U . V** •"»•*»*•- The *• Subllely epon.il F. M. of the aom* Itom s to bo bid Include * . Inch sod Id-Inch cost Iron alao. v slv .s and f ittin g s *»«h bid shall .yoclfy tb s JJ*11/ P rie s, .h a l l it ■•■f*rd Job a lts. T.h * V,4 r t , u upeelfy lb s tlm o Sf d .llv sry o f oscb It.m from Ih# d ata of tho racolpt of o rt e e s a d sll bids sh a ll bo blndK* I h e b l d d . r for s m is “*•*» e f th irty ()«> d a y s DoUllod llstx of m o t.rts lo »»d .p oclflcstloao s r a avail* s b ls a t th* offleo of tho c it y i l t m i i r . AU m a ta rla lt i n to «• lha C ity of Son* ford U tility S pecificatio n * *• K n o w ls. City Msn.g.r PwkluL7 «%!5 » l« ri4 e P u h ll.h Octobor U , 1I4L I �3 f + ------------------- — - - "-* * * * . ■^a 'PY- > - i• v • - - - ’•-j« - » ; - f • Qn> ' —.■s-. . ' Thru Herald It Pays To Do ” J » Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. I ! ________ I i. I • AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ROBERT A. WILLIAMS S W E E T IE P I E Realtor Raymond Luadqutat, Aaaoc. FA >3031 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ROSS COURT Apt. Nicely furniabed. Naar base, ehOdryo welcome. SOU Seated Am . NO M tR W indshield B ack Ginas Door (Hi m V « t O kas SERVICE Scnkmrik Glnea nnd P oin t Company IT’S A BUYER’S MARKET Fun. Apt Utilities furnish­ Nov la the tim* to buy one ed. ZB W. 17th FA 3-1991 of these government-owned homes. We have 2 BR, 1 t Room Apt furnished, 1st bath to 3 BR, 3 baths la Door, ova entrance and various sections of San­ Room lor right party. Good bath, water A electric furn­ ford. Prices range from ished. (90 a month. Pb. 17,100 to (19.900. Monthly payments ss low as (SOJO FA 3-MU. ! • S. Hol y includes everything. Homes available for as little as (90.00 down, yea, today’s homo. UtUty room. Car­ home buyer has the terfsst selection at the towest ports. Kitchen equipped. (TIM me. Call 929-0307. —a Hybrid Oeraaiams la htoom ORAPKVILLR NURSERY Orapavilla Are. near 3Mh I t RENTALS sveral antstandtag 3 BR. 1 hath, to n liha l rental hemes, frem (M up. Also have g RR, 1 bath, famish­ ed, tor M t and,I BR, a bath, for (131 RENT A B E D RoOavay, TTamptonl to Baby Bads By Day, Wash, or Meath CARROLL'S rURJRTURB Pb. FA S41U l i t W. 1st a t CaB Caged Poultry Manart, app. WILLY* Jeep. 4 « M drive, hube. Station Wagon. U N lop tons. Good pries tor 38. FurnHare W. 334k S t laras quaatlty. Call Winter PERMANENT SPECIALS S el Ue Year Fm etm e Park, TE 1303. .*aiek (1.90 Comptoto and n largo caa of style spray free. Service With The Caak. SUPRK TEARING PORT. Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop Gateway To lh a Waterway (IS Palmetto FA 3-0134 FA S-4I7T. Year EVUVRUDE Dealer t present we have an un­ usually Has selection of 1 1 and 4 bedroom homes, SEE THIS! uafurmiibed, tor rent sad Taka time right now lor an toast. May we a tm you? early appointment to sec Stenstrom Realty th is delightful CB home has Builder seertflee 4 bedrooms, S bedrooms, 1 bath, and 3 baths, dsnblo carports, Partially fumiahtd house to Its turns fully equipped kit­ central hast, complete built to Tmdo-to Alievna so Mads Geoevs. (40 a month. Ph. chen, heating unit hot-wa­ On Used Furniture to Ay* ter, and open beam eefltogs. FHA HOMES Fun. Cottas*. FA MH7. Several outstanding Govern­ Plumbing to Heating lh a total purchase price of U B. First a t VA N M ment owned homes, located AIR CONDITIONING this home (which Is situat­ la various rosideatial areas CONTRACT aad REPAIR ed on a double tot with e( Ssaford. S to 3 bedrooms, WORK ROOMS, The Gables, 401 many shade trees) is just equipped. (U a month. Call L 1H and I bathe. Pries* 1007 Sanford Ave. FA MM3 Magnolia Are. FA MT30. (7,334. Top notch fiaaae333-4013. lagt with monthly payments as 3 BR's, Kitchen Eq. 33MM7. tow as $901. Balance can So taka a trip with us and be paid on tow interest FHA drive by 3404 GmndviewJ Gov. Owned Hemes .. Baal mortgages. Sse us today! It's a hooey I Exclusive bargains with— Homes ........... Luxury Type Hlway Frsetags .. Goad aad Stenstrom Realty Bad Stenstrom Realty Farms, Dairtos aad Groves, Modem 3 bedroom furnish­ a few businesses — Faying ed Apartment, upstairs Nov over 304 W. 19th St. (40 Lockers, Trunks, T e a t s , MORTGAGE LOANS per month, water included. Furnished House in Sanford. 3 Bedroom home, (44.00 per CALL NOW FOR INFORMA­ month. 304 Palm Place. _______ TION! ' Tarpe, Floats,--to Knives, FHA and .Conventional Ph. 444-4444 Apopka. Small office space, lights [Praver Homes). " Boats, Army-Navy Surplus Commercial. to Residential A water furnished. Pbooe I h Real EaUta Wanted If you have rood credit, no 314 Sanford Ave. FA >1401 or FA >3431. w SSoN-M AIER Unfun. I BR house. Kitchen Pasture or Farm. FA >4399. •quipped. FA >9443. URfunIsbsd S BR bouse. 1413 Willow. FA >4374. Two bedroom furnished apartment, 3101 Magnolia, (43.00. Pbooe FA >3431, Rob*-» A. Williams. CLEAN first Door apart­ ment. Private entrance. 1004 Palmetto Ave. Bedroom unfurnished 1904 Elliott. Pbooe FA >3334 or FA 2-0323. BEAUTIFULLY f u r n l t h ed room. FA 3-7431. I BEDROOM home, kitchen equipped, 3 blocks from Elementary School. (100 month. FA 2-4437. Live Better . . Live At . . Park Royal Homes Convenient Country Location 3. J, 4, Bedrooms l f t and 2 Boiko An Lew An (14,444 STEMPER AGENCY 30th M Franck. FA 3-4441 ONLY 3 MURE LOTS LEFT IN - LONGDALE 3 or 4 Bedrooms 1ft and 2 Baths *65 Monthly C # P" Low A n - W « # VA FHA 4 ML sooth of Sanford. Tarn West at 2nd Road •oath of Owens Bros. OPEN 11 n. m. U 4 p. m. DAILY NEW HOME BY oHOEMAKER Stemper Agency Stenstrom Realty cash needed. New 3 bed­ room home, kitchen equip­ REALTOR - 1N8UR0R ped. (41 a month. Call FA 3-4441 If 14 S. French Ave. 333-4049. Must sell 3 hornet, 3 years J. W. Hall, Realtor old for the price of one. 3 MCal Hall” FA >1441 Christmas money e a s i l y and 3 bedroom, high shady 3344 So. F»ea ah Ave. through money-back Sales lots. (14,000. See these IDYLLWILDE — C u s t o m Kit Plan. FA >4033, Even­ homes before you buy. Will sell or trade ( bedroom, built 4 BR, 3 bath, CB home ings. on corner homcalte In de­ 404401. 3 bath home. See at 003 Cherokee Circle. 8 uni and sirable Idyllwlide. Loaded! LITTLE COTTAGE MAN or WOMAN to service Features include central Estate. ON BIG LAKE and collect from cigarette, duct air conditioning and Let ua show you this pic­ ice and other coin operated COST (12000 boat, and fully equipped turesque. furnished cottage, dispensers la this a m . Sacrifice at (9473 built-in kitchen, with many nestled in the tali pines on This la a very good posi­ extras. (33,400. Only (3400 the shore of a big, blue, Modern I bedroom home. tion th at ean be worked Like new. Easy terms. down! If you can afford the beautiful lake, at least a fun or part-time. Person Selling because divorce. beat, then this la the home mile across. You will be en­ selected must have good Pb. 323-0347. for you! tranced! Only (9,900.00 aervicoabto car and 10 or more spare hours per week $50 PER MONTH and (900.00 to (3,000.00 cash Tlrsd of paying Rent, but capital. Write giving name, just can't manage the big address, telephone number H I N. Park Ave. FA 3-2420 REALTOR — 1NSUROK down payments and big and all details to Box l l l i , FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. South Sylvan Lake Shores on monthly payments? Then Tulsa, Oklahoma. large mile wide Sylvan By Owner, attractive airdon't watt to see this ex­ Lake. Exetualve • Restrict­ cellent borne buy! It's a Conditioned 3 bedroom, 2 ed. Make your home In honey for the money I bath home. In Plnecreit NEAT INTELLIGENT GIRLS this beautiful Lake Front 3rd Addition. Drapes, fence, AGE 31-39 W A N T E D , subdivision. Large lakewell kept yards. 113 W. Neat and Nice 3 Bedroom, 1 GOOD WITH FIGURES. front and lake view Iota tile Bath CB Home, situat­ Coleman Circle. FA 3-9444. NO PHONE CALLS. COME available. Also 9 A 4 bed­ ed on nice homesite In TO ORLANDO-SEMIXOLE room, 2 bath homes. Go to DESIGNED FOR quiet section of Sanford. JAI-ALAI FRONTON, 1IWY Paola School, then west fo HAPPY LIVING! Features include: Range; 17-43. FERN PARK. ASK mile on S. Sylvan Lake Dr. Bavcnna Park— The whole Refrigerator; Hot Water FOR MRS. ARRIETA. family will love this atCaU FA 2-7444 day* or Heater; Heating Unit, Fuel tractiv* new home, featur­ FA >4344 evenings. Or sec Tank and Stand; and aome Allx of Sanford wants ex* ing large living room, din­ your broker. blinds. All city conven­ perteneod Sewing Machine ing area, fully equipped iences, Include water and Operators. Experienced on 3 ROOM house and 4 lota. 3907 GE Electric kitchen, 3 sawagt. Also has carport section work for ladies Yale Ave. Ph. FA 2-3371. bedrooms and lit tUe and utility room. swimwear and sportswear. baths. Many fine extras, Piecework with hourly including central duct heat. The total price, just (4747. guarantee, start now and Attached carport* and large Monthly payment (including mov« with us to our new utility room. ( 13,900. Only taxes and Insurance) only Sanford palatial fully air(300 down, and (41 per —|30. And the down pay­ conditioned plant with cafe­ month. WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES ment, only— 1964, (or make teria on premises. Apply in Approximately 2*8 acres, with ua an offer)! person to our new plant 130 f t on river, tfc mile off manager Mr. Curiate at RL 41 Another fine borne buy, list­ 304 N. Elm Art. to dlacuas ed exclusive with— your future with our com­ 111 N. Park Ave. • FA 3-343C $ panyCaU FA 2-4473 after 4:00 p m. Stenstrom Realty Stemper Agency MONTHLY PAYMENTS Uw 47 g H 1 CHEST of Drawers (10, 1 Vacuum Cleaner new (39, 1 Cedar Cheat (20, Singer por­ AIR-CONDITIONING table (39, Console Phllco Ra­ R. B. POPE CO. INC. dio (19, P3I German Lugar IN Se. Park Ave. FA 3-4M4 (30. U hp. Motor (10, Trom­ bone (30, Pedestal Fan, IF ’ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, (10. 304 W. 2nd S t FA t-4403. SPRLNKER SYSTEMS AU Types and Sixes We Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery aad Supply Co. tom ran with piaatto end*. *T W. 2nd St. FA 2-4433 Flattie or rayon tapes. Cot- OIL HEATER SERVICE Our Used Car Lot I* Now Is The Tim e To Trade! The D eals A re B etter Than Ever! 41*Void 4 Dr. Ranch Wage* 4 d 1 ^ ^ 1 9 9 5 Isa Ur, Air Condition, Bendy to Standard Trahs^ R a f i a u d H eat’ 1 or. Booutlfal Biao aad Wkito, O*o | owner. X O SM A 14 Raabtor laper 4 dr, Aato Trane., Radio and Hm U t, Clean, One Owner. tea ar aylet atria. Circulators cleaned and re­ Senkorik Gitas aad Paint Company paired. Complete service. 314 Magaeha Ph. PA B-44M FA 3-1417 after 3 p. m. f/ C H E V R O L E T HOMES Priced From XC3-3IIA „ . . _ .. ’14 Marcary Mentclalr 3 Dr. Hard Top, <V-4) A lto T raaa, Power HUe/ing, Power Broken, Radio and Haatar. Clean ene owner. FC3-444A *51 Mercury (V4) Ante Trass., Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio aad Heater, Power Win­ dow*, Clean. VA-NO $11,990 Wheel Base, Clean. 2 PA 3*4474 JIM HUNT. R E 4LTT. Bales Agent Days. FA 3-3111 -T ea. to Hun. FA 3-0411 • 321-0700 1295 1343 — INCORPORATED — DOWN PAYMENT PH oooeoaooaotoaoioooooooeoooo# Strickland-Morrison to 2 BATHS KINGSWOOU BUILDERS. INC. 1375 1345 1095 FT2-92A ’60 F*100 Pick-Up, • CyL Hratar, Lome Wheel IUm . New Paint 56 BU ICK Kunland Estate* . On 17-93 (3 ML 8* of Sanford) Sale* Office 1st. House lu.ide Ea trance Conntry Clnb Rood si Mayfair Coos try Club 1495 ’< « O u t . B tapuM . l u U lo o P ic k u p . L o o s WOMEN ages 21 33. not office work. Apply at Nifty Auto FA >3440 Bath. 3404 French Ave. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA - Ceaventtemal 4k FHA Flnanctog VA. FHA to IN-SERVICE LOANS OPEN DAILY 11 TILL $ WIN A NASSAU VACATION FOR 3 * BEDROOMS. 1. lf t J T R U C K SP E C IA L S Stenstrom Realty Surdand Estates Homes f A Free! 5,000 T V ST A M P S XC3-344A ’I f Old*. (44) 4 Dr. Hard Top, Aato Trank, Air Conditioned. Radio. L o c a l Owner, Power Starring, Power Brakes. 3 BR home for sale by own­ Nice Pmecrest Home. 113 er., on 1 acre of tend. Pb. East Coleman Circle. Rea-1 FA 3-4744. lf t - 2 BATHS T / W ith Each Truck Or Car Sold - C osting Over $495 4,500 THE TIME TESTED FIRM 114 X. Park Ave. PA >4133 111 N. Park Are. With New Car Trade-Ins Stenstrom Realty Central Air Conditioned BEDROOM, students (34.10. Powell's Of­ fice Supply Co. 117 Mag­ nolia. Property TEE 'H GREEN to 4 FR1GTDAIRE Seise to lerriee 0 . a HOH 17M W 1st a t Ssaford Ph. FA SO N River Front St. Johns Realty 3 RECONDITIONED Speed-OPrint Mimeograph Machine (34.49. Powell’s Office Sup­ LAWN SERVICE: mowing, 15. Boaiacsn Opportunity edging. Satisfaction guar­ ply Co. 117 Magnolia. anteed. Ph. FA >1417 af­ USED Underwood Standard YOUNG and OLD can make ter 4 p. m. Typewriter. Excellent for LINCOLN . MERCURY 144 N. PalmaUo Are. Ph. r A 2-1841 2 LOCATIONS 2505 PARK AVE. CLAUDE HITTELL, MGR. 219 E. 2nd ST. CHARLIE SMITH. SALES MGR. Ford • Falcon • Thunderblrd - Ford Track Dealer for Seminole County Lined Car Lot Acrwua from Civic Center SOS E. let SANFORD FA 2*1481 PHONE WINTER PARK MI 4-SMI f �B H IT S TRUK THAT “A Pwttjr Girt la U k a » tody," than thaaa nino pretty girls, who maka tha Tripia Trio o f tha Saminola High School ft Club might ba tha notaa on a faw ban of ratty melody. From loft in back a n Sharon las, Joty Buntsa, Barbara Bubr, Patty Glann baa—Twyiana Alban and Linda H unt In front is D o o m Board and bthind htr art B ar* bans flrihai and L y u McCord, Aeeoapaniat Pam Jonaa waa abeent Several of thass young Udiaa will alng ados or duata la tha forthcoming production of HMaet Ma At tha Fair," alatad for Oct 80th. (Herald Photo) -FLT AWAY, KENTUCKY BABB, FL-L*Y»Y*Y Awag* — Tha Saminola High 8chool Glea Club Boys Doable Quartet practices an old favorite while being photographed, aa a favor to the Data Duncan, Paul Harria, Kenneth Johnson, Bill Brown, Charles Rabun and Gena Bullard. This group will ba a part of tha production. "Meet Ma At the Fair” scheduled for Oct 80th In the school auditorium. A minstrel show will ba featured as a part of the entertainment ' (Herald Photo) Blue Bonnet Margarine OCTOBER 1 L b . P it * “ Meet He At The ra lr," their presentation of "M an' the forthcoming variety dtow my", a U A1 JoUon. productioa dated by the Seminole High Schoel Glee Club will be the first big ■how of the year, under the direction M1m Ollle Reeee Whittle. Part of tho offering will feature a UinUtrel Show, with Raymond Dennett itarrlag as Sir. Interlocutor. In addition, Earl Black and Theroa Pally will ba the song-and-danca men wlUi of in t h is c in e e r r o m h t . n in t h jih iic ia i . r i n r r i T o r FLOMltlA in a i d r a n NKWivoi.n rm * T V . < H iv r r .n r vn. im h MINKHVA SMITH WALTKIM. rie ia u ir n'U" riu riu a , in v.nan« c t r r , for Iilvnrvo ami ni h .r r a ll ,f th a ,h n rt IHI# of a . Id aotlnn h-ln « MI NKHVA SMITH \\ Al.TtULH. P la in tiff vs. CIIKHTKU R K Itl WAI.T K lia, J i t . D afandant, thaaa praaaata a ra la c a u a . sail raq u lr . you to Ilia y our w rttta n ilar«a,aa [f a n r. to tha Com­ p la in t flltd h ,r« ln . and to ■arva a copy tharaof upon V la ln lltra a lto r n a f on a r ba­ ta ta lha I fth day a f Nnvambar, A. U I9S1, atharw laa a D acraa l*ro C o a ta u o w ill ba a a ta ra d a a a ln a t yon a ad lha cauaa procaad az part*. W I T N K M my ban d and a l ftalal aaal a t S a n f o rd . R - m l. a o l a C o u n t y . r i a r l d a , Ibla l l t h d a y n t O clo b ar, A. D. IMS. (■KALI A n h n r II. lla<-kwlth. J r . C l a r k o l l h a C i r c u i t C o u rt. N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircuit a t HAPPY THE DWARF in ao happy, he loves e v e r y body, including Snow White, but he juat can’t bear to see whut happens to poor Snow White in the famous fairy tale being presented on skstes at Mclodee Skate Rink, Oct. 22 for tho bene­ fit of the Little Red Schoolhouse. NEW YORK (UPI) — Gary Wood a Junior quarterback from Cornell, has been named Ivy League bock-of-the-week fur directing hie team to an upeet victory laat Saturday over Harvard. He completed eight of IS paseea for US yarda. Including one touch­ down toaa. Sanford, Florida GENUINE FORD ALUMINUM MUFFLERS Nescafe instant Coffee Lettuce e Carpal # TUa Heads Fresh - Crisp GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS Pears Golden R ipe And Get E xtra Gilt Edge Stamps GENUINE FORD Sweet Potatoes OIL FILTERS r • 62 Ford A Falcon D. C. l v l -141 N o r t h I’a r k A t , n o . f ik d Carton 195241 FORDS Uyt M a r g a r a t K. T y ra, K O. Uoa Ilia Pack JB SPARK PLUGS 1940-51 FORDS Florida G o r d o n V. F r a d a r l a k A t l o r n . y f o r I’l a l n t t f f 6 I I GENUINE PORD W ins Honors Legal Notice , A ipecialty number on ikatea, to the musle of tho CboraUers singing "Snow, Snow, Beautiful Snow" will be performed by Tom and Sbeala B est Many other eld favorites, and hit Broadway tunee will be sung by the soloists, duets, Triple Trio, Double Quartet, Chorallcrs and Mix­ ed Ensemble with several surprise specialties slated for revelation. EACH M .l t Gilt Edge Stamps With this Coupon and a 52.00 or j£m jia^| more purchase of Spar Gaa or Oil — Expiree October IS. New Crop * 54 • 56 FORD BACH M M BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. Corner 10th and French ' - . STRICKLANDMORRISON, INC. QUANTITY RIGHTS SOS E, 1st ST. RESERVED PH. FA 2-1481 & PARK PRICES GOOD THRU WED, OCTOBER IT �If -------------- ----- r ~----------------- .1 • w. . .4 — r v - £ v • , -v- lU A - •• • —* 1 ; V. ‘ V Cordell Killed In Viet ^ rn tfu rb * * * C 1©C* By Larry Yi Th* death «f Terry Cordell kite ua lik* a solid aock la the stomach . . . He waa a tribute to this commuaity sad tha •»tire a atk a. * # 0 ■ County Attorney Harold Johnson has baoa a*k*d to so* what steps eaa b* takes to mak* th* previous Coun­ ty Commission pay for those ■teak dinners ia 1*3* for th* aonlag board. State auditor backed up tor tho Attorney General said it was an im­ proper expenditure . . .Tb* latest word • is that* Vernon Dunn paid his 130. Nothing from th* other four as y et s o * Civic Center should b* iivsly tonight . . . Doyla Conner speaks btiw with dinner set for 6*30 p.m. . . . F arm B ur eau sponsoring Uw e v e n t • • WEATHER: Cloudy through Wednesday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 60-85. The 38-year-old arm y sol­ dier eras killed in the hills of Viet Nam working as a target spotter during a combat *por­ tion. Th* observation piano was VOL. IS A local doctor has put up the money to purchase a number of <3 memberships in tho Sanford Entertainment Association for high school students who would not otherwiao be able to attend. The r tn e concert series Is one of L.a few cultural activities *svailsbio to tho commuaity. Lensed W in Established 1908 TUBS., OCTOBER 18, 1962 SANFORD* FLORIDA NO. 662 Board Reverses Plant Ruling; Court Next Step? On Trial NASHVILLE. Tens. (UPI) — Jaternatkmal Teamsters Unloa President James R. Hoffs will go oa trial here O ct 23 oa ebsrfea of an alleged $1 million conspiracy. Challenge MOSCOW (UP!) - Hie So­ viet Union, awaro of Presi­ dent Kennedy’s challenge to a raee to tho moon, today began ■ six-weok period of test-firing new s p a n rockkets into the Pacific Ocean. Justment, and therefor* re­ quested the rescission of the action rescinding the vari­ ance that had been granted previously. It was pointed out by rtpresegtaUves of the city of Mait­ land that there had been a series of differences between th* city and Uw realty com­ pany which Involved the Utle to Uw property In th* south end, which had been acquired from Uw county school board for Uw sit* o( tb* disposal plant, but that the differences had been ironed out and the two partial were willing end ready to proceed with the coo1miction. A discussion developed as to whether «r not the ease One Killed NEW DELHI (UPI) - One Communist Chines* soldier was kilted today la a new Sino-Indlan clash along the disputed border of tho two countries, it was officially announced. Small MEMBERS OF THE PRESS were speclnl guests a t a preview showing of Florida Care of Orlando Monday, the new retirement and nursing care home established hy J. Brailey Odham at 830 Michigan Ave. Members of the fourth estate, including radio, television and newspapers from all over Central Florida were shown through the beautiful establishment and were guests at a cocktail party and buffet dinner. Shown here in front of the fireplace in one of the formal living rooms are from right, Mr. and Mrs. Brailey Odham and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glelow, of Sanford. (Herald Photo) Matter O f Weeds' WASiUNGTON (UPI) The 1983 cotton crop will be grown on the smallest acre­ age in history unless Con­ gress approves a cotton pro­ gram permitting larger land use. WASHINGTON. (UPI) - A space administration official said today a final government decision is expected “ in a few days or weeks'* oa the best way to get the first American to the moon. He predicted acceptance of the lunar orbit rendezvous technique which the National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ ministration (NASA) adopted last July, only to find Itself currently in a controversy with Influential While House advisers. George M. Low, NASA di­ rector of spacecraft and flight missions, said In a Voice of America Interview that shift­ ing from the NASA-favored technique for a lunar voyage to another method would cause a one-to-two-year delay in reaching the moon. The in­ terview was recorded for overseas broadcast. President Kennedy has> an­ nounced the goal of* caching the moon by 1970. NASA Di­ rector Jamea E. Webb be­ lieves it can be done by 1968. The Lunar orbit rendezvous method, which Low called “cheapest, quickest and most reliable," Involves dispatching the expedition in an Apollo spacecraft boosted by a Sa­ turn rocket with 7.5 million pounds of thrust. This com­ pares with 360,000 pounds of thrust in the Atlas rocket, which puts Mercury capsules The Sanford Naval Air Sts in orbit. lion wlU benefit from a multi ___ go The Apollo craft would million doUar construction j |„|„ orhit around the moon. Tt project planned by the Navy , would detach n “ lunar excuraduring the 1963 fiscal year, | --------------------------------------— the Carolina* branch of the D . Associated General Contrac- J l l rH16 DOWI fora of America AGC was j I - L a * . k l A u l told Monday in Boca Raton. I ICIvCTS INOW Rear Adin. Peter Corrsdl, chief of the Navy Bureau of On Sale Yards and Docks, said Mon­ Advance tickets to the an­ day that the biggest spending nual Shrins Bowl ars now during the 1963 fiscal year, arailabl* a t lo.-al drugstores 117.6 million, would be in Vir­ or from any Junior V anity Cheerleader, for the fem e to ginia. Construction a m o u n t s in be played bstwesn th* DsLand other Southern states, he said, Bulldogs and Scminols Junior are: South Carolina, $13.9 mil­ Varsity, Thursday a t 7:30 p. m. lion: Florida, $02 million; at Municipal 8tadiura In DeTennessee, $1.9 million; Geor­ Land. A motorcade will form a t 6 gia, $620,000; North Carolina, $362,000, a n d Mississippi, p. m. at the high school to dec­ $274,000. He said $16.2 million orate r a n , leaving a t 6:30 in offshore projects were p. nt. Shrlnrrn will present a trophy to the winning team. planned for the Southeast. WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Mike Mansfield (DMont.), decilnod to say to­ day’ whether he would seek or accept re-election as Sen­ ate Democratic leader when Congress meets In January. NAS To Benefit From Projects No Bull Ho* anyone *ern a white-faced Hereford bull calf in the vicinity of Hidden Lake? The six-months old cslf, a valuable, regis­ tered animal was purchased from rancher Earl Higginbotham Monday oy John Carver, a mem­ ber of the Seminole High School Future Farm­ ers, and escaped sometime lalrir from the Fu­ ture Farmers livestock pen behind the school. Anyone seeing the calf is asked to notify the Sheriffs office. MIAMI (UPI) Dade County lawyers voted 83-33 ion module,” sometimes call against the proposed 48-sen­ ator, 135-rcprescntative legl* ed a “ bug,” which would take latlve reapportionment plan tho expedition down to the Monday after hearing a pro moon’a surface. When the ex and con debate on Die plan. pioring waa dune, the “ bug1 would leave the moon and ren Summit Meet dezvous with the still-orbiting MONTREAT, S . C. (UP!) Apollo for the return to earth —The pastor of a Boston church told a Protestant “summit meeting” here Mon day night that the movement for unity among many protcounts "would ultimately lead to Rome.” Jobless Pay Down For Local Office W aiting To Hear A decrease for September of $2,350 in unemployment bene­ fit* paid out by th* Sanford offle* of th* Stats Employ­ ment service wee reported to­ day by the Industrial Commis­ sion in Talluhusse*. Ths total drop for tha month of Sspteniber was reported at $022,982. Other offices reporting de­ creases and th* amount of de­ crease were: Miami, $271,309; Winter Ha­ ven, $36,160; Tamoa, $38,603; West Palm Beach, $28,834; Hollywood, $24,411; Orlando, $23,738; St. Petersburg, $19,483; Fort Lauderdale, $15,341; Jacksonville, $12,338; Palatka, $11,639; Marianna, $9,702; Clearwater. $8,333; Gaines­ ville, $8,238; Cocoa. $8,138; Leesburg, $8,140; Pensacola, $7,392; Tallahassee, $6,388; Fort Walton Beach, $6,432; lakeland, $6,381; Ball* Glade, $22)27; Daytona Beach, *2,310; Sanford, $2,350; Mel bourne, $22178; Lake City, $985; Fort Myers, $561, and Key West, $439. Casselberry C Of C To Meet By Jan* Casselberry Ths Casselberry Chamber of Commerce, meeting today at 7:30 p. m. In the Town Hall, will hear a nominating com mittce’s report for a slate of permanent officers. Also on th* agenda will be discussion of amending the charter and changing th* asm* of the organisation in ordsr that other business** In areas south of Casaeibtrry can be rsprtssntcd. should b* argued oa the its with Murasho holding that the m atter was la order. To settle the question the goat* mission recessed for ten min­ utes and cam* back with the decision that th* merit argu­ ment was not in order. It was concluded by Gen. 0 . X. Yost, of English Es­ tates, that th* Board of Ad* Juatmcnt bad acted Illegally in rescinding the permission previously ' granted to ,th* Maitland council and th* Clayton Realty Co., and that tho cancellation of th* varte anco should stand. Atty. William Hntchison, attorney for the Board of Ad­ justment, pointed out th at th* action of th* board was only to present a situation wb«r* agreement had to be reached between the parties building the disposal plant, and that objective had been achieved by forcing the hands of the Maitland council and Uw real­ ty company. Now that has been accom­ plished, said Hutchison, Uw board was willing that their action bo reversed and con­ struction bo ailowod to pro- No Comment Against Bill * A pair of gentlemen sup­ porting Hevey for Congress plastered signs over a few public buildings yesterday and ended up In jail under R200 bond each . . . You just can’t put up potters on pub­ lic buildings gentlemen. • • • Bids on remodeling tax assessor's Mary Earl* Walk er'a office will be opened next Tuesday . . . Double the space, says Bob Brown. • • • Civil Service Board wil meet in special session Wed .netday night to certify that Lieutenant exam for the police department. Six took the lest and six passed • • • Had a chat with Principal Christy Harp, at South Semi­ nole School, in Casselberry this a. m., and he saya work la progressing on th* Youth Concert which is being or ganiied for the south end children. If you can help In any way ht'd like a call Hopes to get civic organixa lions, Industry, financial In stitulions etc etc., backing th* <600 venture. • • • UPW Circle* of Lake Mary’s Community Presby terian Church will be having their annual supper and bt' xaar at the church this Saturday afternoon from 4 'til • . . . supper will be turkey with all the trimmings and there'll also be a fine chance to get some of that advance gift shopping done. • • • The Longwood Area Cham ber of Commerce aoon will be mailing out information cards for residents to fill out as a first step towards com­ piling a city directory . . . suggest this also might be a good project for the Lake Mary C of C. Pm i nm A • A CONVERSATION WITH SUPT. OF SCHOOLS B. T. MILWEE. Reporter: Last y ear 1 sat in this office and you said bleachers would be added at Municipal Stadium to taka care of the fans for this season. Milwec: Well, Mr. Brack­ en said crowds would not be aa large this year. Reporter: Have YOU aver been to any games? Mil wee: No. * * * Milwee also dented any re­ ports that the school would put up Its own stadium. • • • The Clerk's, Tax Assessor, and Tax Collector's office will be dosed for an hour tomorrow for Biddy Burdick's funeraL * * * We asked City Manager W E. Knowles about that meet­ ing with the Hunt people yesterday and Pete said some investment builders were ia town to discuss putting up some buildings and tearing them. “They were noo-com mittal however,'' Knowles added. • • • They’re laying pipe on 23th St. today. United ing in Viet Nam as part of tho green beret outfit noted for its highly trained and partic­ ularly skilled men of the na­ tion's “ Cold War Army." C apt Cordell served aa studsa t body president of Semin­ ole High School from which he graduated la IMS. He attended Quickie. Move th* Citadel in Charleston, 8. JUAREZ, Mexico (UPI) C* where ho was enrolled in Blonds setrsas I s a s Turner aa ROTC course and graduat­ got s "quickie” divorce Mon­ Capt Cordell had been sort­ ed tn 1M7. day from hay Bfth husband, West Coast (pegtsmsn Fred May. ~ f l y i n g n e e u u lM M f o r troop* of th« Sooth Vietnam­ ese 23rd Division in op*ration* (gainst the Viet Cong in tho mountains north of Bsamothnot Capt. Cordell was th* aon of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cordell of this city. • Other survivors a r t a wife, Sos and daughter Judith also of Sanford, WASHINGTON (UPI) — The U. S. Supreme Court will wait to hear from the Dade County School Board before deciding whether to Include Issues from Florida in Us examination of religion in public schools. All-Out ALLEN FORWARD, FOREST CITY, BEING PRESENTED with a gold membership card In the Florida Citrus Mutual, in recognition of his elec­ tion to chairman o( the county council. Making the presentation is Robert W. Rutledge, executive vice president. On Forward's left are Dale Carleton, director of grower relations and Robert Penrson, Orlando field repre(Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ )aratn Planned M utual Names Local Chairman Allen Forward, Forest City grove manager, waa elected chairman of th* Seminole County Citrus Mutual Growcr’i Council at a treating of th* group Monday afternoon at tha County Agricultural Agent’s offica. Former chairman, Leslie Bryant, Altamonte Springs, was named vie* chairman ami Jack Syme, Goldcnrod, was elected secretary. Th* purpose of the meeting Destroy Space Bomb In Flight CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) —U. S. space scientists, work ing under an ever-tightening time restriction, pushed an "all-out drive” today to get HONOLULU (UPI) - The a 733-pound probe ready for United States waa batting a shot at the moon Wednes­ one for-five today in its ef­ day. forts to explode a rocketborne, high-altitude nuclear Castro Talks device over Johnston Island NEW YORK (UPI) - Al­ in the Pacific. gerian Premier Ahmed Uen Joint Task Force S. which Bella flew to Havana today touched off a spectacular mafor talks with Cuban Premier gaton blast 230 miles above Fidei Castro amid indications the Island on July g after he would play down the poll three failures, waa forced to deal significance of his con deliberately destroy Us fifth troversial trip. effort Monday night. The Tbor rocket and its United Front low yield device waa blown MONTECARLO, Monaco - lo bits without causing a nu­ (UPI)— The people of Mon clear blast Just minutes af­ aco united bchlod Prince ter it lifted off the pad at Rainier and Princess Grace 9:13 p.m., (3:13 a. m.. EDT today to stave off the cates today). trophe that this tiny Riviera principality might lose out a t a tax-free paradise be­ cause of a diplomatic fight with France. Bridge ........ Pag* 2 Cla*iifled ___ Pag# 9 Comics ....... Pag* 8 TB Assn. Meet Dear A b b y _____ Pag# 2 Tbs second quarterly board Editorial ----- , Pag* A meeting of the Seminole County TB and Health Asen. Entertainment .... Pag* 2 will be held at 8 p. m. today L e g a l* _Paga 7-8 A 8 in th* Seminol* County Puixlo ---- Pag* T Health Department a t 900 S. Society - '-*j •'*< Paga 8 Sport* ------------- . Paga 4 Franck Ava. Herald Index was to acquaint the growers with the program and pur­ pose* of the Florida Citrus Mutual, and the principal fea­ ture of the afternoon was a slide lecture by Dale Carleton, Wauchula, Director of Grower Relations, for the statewide organlzallrn. Carlcton pointed out that with a potential crop of 118.7 million boxes of oranges on the trees, the Mutual will have to sell so additional 20 per­ cent of both fresh fruit and concentrate, it Is mandatory that an advertising reserve be built up for additional adver­ tising spending when the mar­ ket slumps. He said there waa new life being pumped into the adver­ tising campaign, and pointed out that the growers had vol­ untarily taxed themselves five cents a box to finance the added advertising needed to sell the 20 per cent increase In tho crop. Carlcton pointed 'out five must Items on the current program of the Citrus Mutual: 1) Improved quality of pro­ duct, 2) New market research, 3) Reserve advertising fund, 4) Price stability and 3) Hard sell advertising. Following Carlcton, Robert W. Rutledge, executive vice president and general man­ ager of the Mutual, spoke briefly and pointed out that the day is coming when most of the orange crop Jn Florida will go into a powder form which is now being developed. lie declared U would make shipping easier and Increase imports, and also be more at­ tractive to the housewife be­ cause of Rs ease of handling and domestic storage. MIAMI (VM )—Tropica! ■term Ells grew toward hurricane proportions today and pointed 83 mil* na hour winds toward tb* aouthooatora coast. MIAMI (U PI) — Tropical storm Ella, a huge aquallj area in th* Atlantic, waa stall* *d nearly 500 mile* a t tea •arly today but weathermen expected her to lurch north* westward toward th* southeastern seaboard, Elia packed highest wlnda of 45 miles aa hour. They were flung outward soma 330 miles to tb* north of th* storm’s renter. Tha Weather Bureau said Ella should intensify soma durIng tha day befora starting to move again aa a high pressure area slipped out of her way to th* north. Wlnda should freshen clos* to th* U. S. south Atlantia coast late today, tha Weather Uureau said. Tha Weather Bureau said a t 5 a. nt. EST that Ella “haa remained nearly stationary’* for several hours. It centerad tho storm near latituda 25.5 north, longitude 72.0 west, or about SOU statuta miles east of MiamL Sales Course Program Nears The University of Florida extension course in R e t a i l Ralesmanship, which ia sched­ uled for Oct. 23, 21 end 25 at the Civic Renter, should be of particular Interest to all sales personnel and those who work in selling end promotion, E. C. Harper Jr. said today. Harper urged th at all sales personnel, store proprietors and msnagsra from Seminol* County as well as those in downtown Sanford take ad­ vantage of tha good selling points to be learned from this course. The classes will run from 7:3U to 10 p. ri. fur three nights, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and will include films as well aa lectures and talks by th* well-known Dr. Fran^ Goodwin, from th* Uni­ versity of Florida College of Business Administration. “Dr. Goodwin has a most unique and interesting way of presenting his subject, and wa are sure that all who partici­ pate will thoroughly enjoy tho course, as well ae learning valuable points to help them­ selves or their business,’’ Har­ per said. Tha cours* ia being sponsor­ ed by tha Downtown Mer­ chants Association in coopar. ation with th* Seminol* Coun­ ty C of C and tha City uf San­ ford. Course leader will be John T. Branch Jr. of the U. of F. Refreshment* will be served ut a coffee break during each meeting through tho courtesy uf the Florid* 1'ower and Light Co. RETAIL SALESMANSHIP COURSE I plan to attend the Retail Salesmanship Course. Enclosed 1* my check fur $3 for regis­ tration, payable tu the Downtown Merchants Assn., Sanford, Florida. Name .... Address Mail to E. C. Harper, Jr., c/o Chamber of Com­ merce. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1962 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 15, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 15, 1962. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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"H M a Ttower ef Taaaa, Sen­ we'N p t o to aarrlM. we'd ator Ttoaatoa B. Morton of Ecntadty t o Hepresewtatlv# VUUaa eraser, tto flrat •t 'Jz Republican elected to tto I n n at RepreaentatJves Ola. "New Rea Florida atoea toetaKick OoratB ef Ortaads. tto Team Central Florida caspolga atnrttoa Day*, C M » FMd* ed tto la tto fils, eraser credit­ stocked to te tte toe arts in Me story New School m i in Late Mary will r . tvi. ft/ I I: I IJ-’C . »fBB .C V 3’ B •§ 11 | |( HI’ . ll* i i i Theresa’s Cirri# -eh ef the Nativity toad to say "sto­ at 0 p. a . to longwood PTO Carnival Plans A n Announced m ? ehto far the cfcfldrmi caa to sold with pracaada gotag to­ wards purchase et tto desired au torial. League Gets Libniy Report In Longwood tort. J. H. Hamer, Long wood librarian, tea reported to tto Longwood Chrle League that during tto ala month* from April until September of this year, a total ot lAtl patrona had boon aervad with a book circulation ot LOW vol­ ume*. New book* added to Um li­ brary total Ut with IT ot these gift* aad tto remaining 100 telng purchased by members from money which wai col­ lected on tag day. Moat of the hooka aro In the children’s, sub-teen and teen groups. The library’s greatest need at lbs present time la a new Encyclopedia Brittanies. The present edition now In uso to it years old and was a castoff from another library. Donation of suitable books published since IU4 alio will to greaUy appreciated by the League, sponsors of Um li­ brary. Lions Ready For Dance By Jane Casselberry Dancing will be to a live orcbeatra and a free motoreyrie will to awarded aome lucky person during Friday night’s dance being spon­ sored by (be Lion’s Club of Casselberry at the outdoor pavilion just off Hwy. 17-M south of the Casselberry Post Office. Proceeds will go to benefit the club’s youth and sight conservation work. Among these projects are tponaoring Boy Scout Troop >41 aad providing glasses to quali­ fied Individuals and talking books to the blind. Rsfresbments will to available and Lion Don Green, chairman of the event, in­ vites tto public to join la tto fun. A A R P Meeting Set In DeBory hr at ltopart’a Plana far tto carnival la to told at Longwood Ele­ mentary School on Oct XI from 4 p. a . until • p. a to raise money to toy hooka tor tto octool Ufaary have boon announced by H. H. Haynto, PTO waya aad means chairman. Tto Longwood Volunteer Firo Dept wiU have Its new cotton-candy making ma­ chine on hand aad will alio furnish booths lor tto carni­ val. Among these wUl to a bouse of mystery, a puppet show, a country store, and a cake walk. A costume parade for tto children wiU take place at 4:M p. m. Workers who have volun­ teered, other than Louis Kosky, school principal and Wayne Joiner, PTO presi­ dent, are Mrs. EUa Scott, Mrs. Ralph Stovens, Mrs. Vicky McGough, Mrs. Eva Jo Hicks, Mrs. Bonnie How­ ard, Mrs. Ttolma Cowart, Miss Mary McIntosh, Mrs Dottle Locke, Mrs. Elda Nic­ hols, Mrs. Betty Rhodes, Mrs. Gloria Perrin and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. RUey. Plans also are being made for • dinner during the evenln<- Civic Club Holds Tea In Altamonte By Leelac Slmuaek The Altamonte Springs Civic Club told n gct-ac qualntcd tea for aU newcom era in the town last Wednes­ day with aome 60 guests at­ tending. The table was beautifully decorated by Mrs. Smith Ca­ dy of Florida Blvd. Main decor centered around two pieces of driftwood with beautiful (tranches of dur­ ante, huge and wlorful cro­ ton leaves and baskets of fruits and vegetables. Hostess for the day was Mrs. Josephine Blrits, vice president of the club and pouring were Dr. Gertrude Forman, president and Mrs. J. D. Morrison and Mrs. Milton Tinsley. Punch and homemade tea cakes were served. The Civic Club will wel­ come all residents of the town who would care to visit and sit in on their mcctingi. Tto neat meeting will be held at S p. m. on Nov. T at tto Community House on Maitland Ave. By Mrs. Adam Mailer The annual meeting of the DcBary Chapter of Um Amer­ ican Aaaa. of Retired Persona Club T o M eet By Shirley Wentworth will to told at 10 a.m. Friday at the Community Center. The October meeting of the Election of nine directors to Bear lake Community Club scheduled for Um meeting will be held at S p.m. today and all members are urged to tn the Florida Power EmI ployes Club on Bear Lake. Urn aad all" attending their r.M— Ladies af tto cirri# have Men tosy far weeks an tto project, their major undertoUag ef tto year. All ple­ ads will to turned ever to tta Nativity Women’s CUb which currently is raising style la a setting ef spark­ ling feeatotna, tropical flawera aad dreamy music. A comedy fashion tta featuring aQ members ef tto circle will feflew aad Is guaranteed to mate Ms viewera morn style conictoi •lace tto "creations” win range from tto very carnal in tto new church. to tto moat formal atUro. Tto loan will Include din­ Mrs. Leonard Dona la earsner served In true Hawaiian lap as everill chairman af the program. Mrs. Retort Heaney Is chairman ed tto urcN. Models wfll be Mrs. B. 0. Carnttera, Mrs. Joseph Edwards, Mrs. John Pitapatrick, Mrs. Bam Day, Mrs. Mildred Otar. Mrs. Leonard Dean, Mrs. Robert Mooney, Mrs. Lewis Sdnvatetert, Mr*. Thomas Paddea, Mrs. D aam Scott. Mrs. Guy Strickland, Mrs. Edward k A a [ ■ 7 »<»' , '■ vA . • , i' . ' ’* ' ’ 4 - t o * .. f fWfi ctah Cehrte of Fashion Show To Highlight The Chamber ef «f M cat, faaator George Smathla tto Nev- era, saylag that to has vot­ poto m his ed far mew extreme litoral laglstotlea during tto paat Forty-<to year old Rupert two yoora thsa ex-senator during his to S t Petersburg was a coh­ Ctaada pepper erestorts! raadldata to tto last two yoora. im campaign aad has a n ­ IrowfeaOy Sautters, who to i l aadar tto fa notary at raoatog far his third tom , Defense darteg tto Kam a dafeotod Pepper h? attackConflict aad la tto laacwara tog his literal toanhigs. GarOflke at tto fahweletert and Mia* Doro­ thy Twin. Those wishing to nuke re­ servations or advance pur­ chases ef tickets may call Mrs. Ralph fahweletert, tic­ ket chairman, or contact any ef tto circle. Lyman Athletic Boosters Plan Pancake Supper LONGWOOD VOLUNTEER FIREMEN had a b a m l of fun at Uat week’i meeting making cotton candy on their new eandy-makinf machine. W atch, wrap a cone o f the aptHMUtar delicacy are, from left, Harold Willi*, John Farina and Mayor A! Lormann. Pnrchaaed from proceeda o f the July 4 Fleet*, the machine w u introduced to the general public at Friday night’a Lyman-TituivIUe football gamo. (Herald Photo) ED ITO R IAL COMMENT Register Now The fact that Caaaclbtrry voters will have to re-register in order to vote in the December Municipal elections has been publicized by local authorities and through the area newspapers fo r at least two months. A t the beginning o f this week only 874 per­ sons had taken the few minutes to atop by the Town Hall to make the new registration. Casselberry people are interested in their town . . . their attendance at meetings o f the Board o f Aldermen clearly indicate this fa c t W hy, then, are so many willing to let the oppor­ tunity o f having a voice in electing these offi­ cials slip by? True, books will be open until 10 days be­ fore the elections but time has a way o f passing unnoticed. Why not register NOW I By Jane The Lyman Athletic Booetera have distributed adver­ tising p e s t e r s announcing that they will sponsor n Pan­ cake Supper in the school cafeteria preceding the Oct. 24 Lyman-St. Leo Homecom­ ing game. Serving wfll to from S p.m. until game time end dona­ tions have been priced for children between the ages ef six and IS years and for adults. Children under six will get their supper free If they are accompanied by an adult. The menu will Include pan­ cakes, sausage, applesauce By Jaae Casselberry and beverage and the poster* The monthly buslnesi meet­ aay It will be "all you can ing of the South Seminole eat for the pries of ona do­ County Young Republican nation." Club wai told Tueaday night following a program featuring the documentary sound film, "New Breed of the South." President Chuck Gehrke ot Attamoete Spring* presided aad H. If. Hayna of Long­ wood, first vice president, By Shirley Wentworth urged all members to active­ Nancy Brockenbrough wai ly support Emerson Rupert elected president of the Aster for the U. S. Senate and Hu­ 4-H Girls Club of Weatbers- bert Hevey for the Congresi. field at the first meeting of He alio asked for volun­ the group. teers to distribute campaign Other offlccra for the year literature and act aa pre­ are Cheryl Clark, vice pros!cinct workers. dent; Patsy Grove*, secrc Mrs. Marilyn Woodhamo of tary-treasurcr; Susan F*ulCasaelberry, treasurer, refang, reporter and Suietta Berg, chaplain. The girls, In their first year sewing project, went on a field trip last week to select aewlag equipment and material for making aprons. Their sewing Instructor Is Mr*. By Leeiae Slmuaek Thomas Brockenbrough, an A new Boy Scout Explorer adult co-leader of the club Post baa been developed In with Mrs. John Groves. The next club meeting will Altamonte Springs under the be held on Saturday of this capable direction of Donald MacLeod who Is serving as week. leader. The post b open to all boys Bake Sale who are more than 14 yean of age and many actlvltlao are Set In DeBary being planned for the group. By Mrs. Adam Mailer Meetings are held at T:M The Auxiliary of the De­ p.m. on Wednetoay of each Bary Volunteer Fir* Dept, week at the Altamonte Com­ will sponsor a Bake Sal* be­ munity Chapel. ginning at 9 a-m. Saturday. Officers elected laat week The eat* will take place in are Mike Sewell, president; front cf Stripps Card 8tore at John Stuart, vice president; the DeBary Plata. Cory McBride, secretary; Pat­ Members of the group, meet­ rick Shea, treiturtr; Roger ing at 2 pan. today in the Landervllle, quartern! aiter, Fir* Hall, dedicated the new and Barry Poll and Kent Ful­ rostrum. ler, committeemen. Young Republicans Have Business Meet Aster 4-H Girls Hold Elections STRAIGHT FROM THE DRAWING BOARDS o f faahfon'i top de­ signers come the "creations" to bo shown by St. Theresa Circle member* during Saturday night’s Luau to be held in the Lake Mary Chamber o f Commerce Building beginning at 6 p.ni. Models in thin group gathered around Mrs. Joseph Edwards are, from left, Mrs. Mildred Gier, Mrs. Damon Scott, Mias Dorothy Tealo and Mrs. Guy Strickland. (Herald Photo) Sewing Equipment Selection Lake Mary Club Topic Of HD Club Meeting To Sponsor A demooitratlon on the "Selection of Sewing Equip­ ment" by Mlsi Myrtle Wilson highlighted last Thursday evening’s meeting of the Lake Monroe Home Demon­ stration Club in White Hall of the Upssla Community Preabyterian Church. Mias Wilton, county HD ■gent, pointed out that be­ fore a aewlng project la started one should check to see If needed equipment such as scissors, non-rust pins or •Uk pins, hem ruler, thread, yard stick sod other notions ire at hand. A fiat surface should be used for cuUing and the Irontag board and sleeve and collar board should be kept near the machine. She itreated that ilnce the sewing machine la the most expensive piece of equipment It should be treated with ut­ most cart aod should be kept oiled according to manufac­ turer’s directions. Before a machine is pur­ chased a check should be made of different models end makes for such Item* as light, motor, pressure foot, stitch­ ing and other desired fea­ tures. Several announcements of upcoming Interest to the club were made during the bual* neat meeting- The Monroe group wtt] be November ho*. tesies for the USO Birthday Party and a Craft Night wai scheduled for Oet. 14 at the home of Mrs. Olga Hunter. Mrs. Alice Carroll gava a report on health concerning Asiatic fin and Mrs. H. L. Johnson, County Council president, read a letter from Miss Helen Holestetn, district HD agent, complimenting the home demonstration woman for tuccess of the recent county short course. lloateiaea announced for the November meeting were Mrs. Louise Thompson and Mrs. J. E. Andrews. Mrs. J. c. Sapp and Mrs. Haiel Gardner served cook­ ies and punch at last week’s meeting to Mrs. J. H. Tindel, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Jack Standtfer, Mrs. William Carroll Sr.. Mrs. William Carroll Jr., Mrs. Louise Rushtow, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Ed Dowell, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. C. O. Nordgrtn, Mrs. Marlon Lee, Mrs. Mary TUlls, a new member, aad Miss Wilson. M akes OJC Council Announcement was mada this week that Miss Unda Harris, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. James Y. Harris of Oviedo, has been elected as freshman student council re­ presentative at Orlando Jun­ ior College. Essay Contest Announcement waa made thla week that tto Lake Mary Women’s Club wUl sponsor an essay contest for slath grade students at tto Lake Mary Elementary School The contest will be con­ ducted early la January on tto subject, "To Strengthen the Arm of Liberty," the theme being used this year by the Federation of Wom­ en’s Club* for the Freedom Award. Prise for tto best essay will be a $33 Savings Bond. Lormann To Be Guest For C O f C Meeting Longwood Mayor A. R. Lor­ mann, program speaker for tto October meeting of the Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce, said thla morning that he will conduct an old fashioned "town meeting" type of question and answer forum. The meeting will be held la the Longwood Civic League Building oo Church St. at I p.m. today. All interested resi­ dents aro invited to come and "bring yarn Altamonte Gets Explorer Post ported that >4 new members bad joined the Young Repub­ licans since June and Mlsi Audrey Flynn of Oakland Hills, membership chairman, thanked tboae who suiited in mailing out meeting not­ ice*. She said that four new pre einet lists have been purchas­ ed and that she hopes to obtain tho remaining lists as ooon aa possible in order to contact all 2,000 registered Republicans in the county. Mias Flynn also announced that Senator John Tower of Texas will be the featured speaker at a $10-a plate din­ ner to be held on Oct. a at T:30 p. m. at the Cherry Pina in Oriado. Preceedlng the dinner will be a recep­ tion at 6:30 p. m. It also was announced that the State Federation will hold Its quarterly meeting, Nov. 17-11, at the Jamaica Inn Motel In Orlando. The next meeting of the South Seminole Club will be held at the Legion Home on Nov. 13 beginning at a p. m. Longwood Man Spends Leave With Parents By Doans Estes AJ/C Dennis Chambers re­ turned to duty Sunday nlgbt after a two week’s leave spent with hia parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ritchlson of Longer**!. Chambers la stationed at Kectler Field in Biloxi. M:ss., where be la taking an elec­ tronics course in the field of radio repair. # • Turkey Supper Proceeds To Go To Lyman Band * By Jaae Caasefeerrr The Lyman High School Band Assn, will sponsor • turkey dinner with all the trimmings tills Saturday from 3 p. m. until 7 p. m. at too school cafeteria. Proceeda will go to purehase uniforms and instr* 9 menu for tto hand which will provide continuous en­ tertainment during the din­ ner. Majorettes will be oa hand to wait on tables. Burbon Ferrell, chef ex­ traordinaire, will be presid­ ing in the kitchen and promlsci to icrve "all you cal eat.” He will prepare boUa "yank**" aad "southern ^ style" dressing to «uit the in­ dividual preference. Charges for the dinner win be $1.34 for adults, $1 for studsnU and pre-school chil­ dren will bo served free of charge. An auction of donated food­ stuffs and white elephant items will bo held following n ihe dinner. ' Mrs. Pat House, Band Assn, president, urges that tho best available support be given the event in order that the icbool band may continue 1U growth both ia number and in progress. DeBary Library > Reports New Additions By Mrs. Adam Mailer The new room at the De­ Bary Library hat been stock­ ed and ia open for use byfl the public. The new encyclopedia, ‘‘Our Wonderful World,’’ a recent gift from the Volusia Coun ty libraries, has proven a popular reference source. A loan of too fiction, pop­ ular non-fiction and mystery stories from Mc.Naughton Libraries of Philadelphia also has been made by tbcl) county system. Each month 10 volumes will be returned to be re­ placed by an equal number of new titles In order to keep the collection In current date. At the end of six months those volumes proving to be most popular will be avail­ able for purchase at a dis­ count of 73 per cent. ^ Altamonte Scouts Make CampAt La-No-Che By Leake Slmaaek Assistant Scoutmasters Gary Gareshe and Joseph Simunek aad Explorer Leader Donald MacLeod accompanied Boy Scouts of Troop a and of Ex­ plorer Post 3S, both of Alta­ monte Springs, oo a campout at Camp La-No-Ch* last week­ end. Registration was held Sat­ urday morning on tto grounds of the Altamonte Community Chapel to open the weekend which concluded Sunday aftsr- Boys oa tho camp spent tbolr time doing various ex­ ercises aad distant runs and also experienced the pleasure of cooking their own meala over charcoal fires. Other ac­ tivities included swimming, garnet and tto tradition*.’ Saturday night campfire. An exciting part of the evening wai provided when one boy (Tom another camp­ site had. In his estimation, the lucky find of a six ai*d one half loot indigo tasks which bad ■ circumference ot dgh$ Inches. Exercises told at the camp were la preparation for the "Strengthen America Camporee" to be held by tha Wtkiva District of the Central Florida Council oo Oct 19, 20 and U at the Showalter rield hi Win­ ter Park. Physical fitness merit badg­ es will be awarded all boys meeting requirements at the camporee. Scoutmaster Jack Stuart, who Is convalescing at his home from recent surgery. was milled by the boys laat weekend's adventure. Those making the trip •< Tim Cordell, Gerald Crock Raymond Gaines, Gary ( rtshe, Mickey Hawks, Gi Herndon, Michael tiedri Scott Johnson, Jeff MacLe Cory McBride, Kenny McC Tim Murray, Barry. Poit, D aid Pott Donald Pauls Mika Rickett, Mike Sew Patrick Shea. George Sir kins. Jack Simunek, Bn Stuart, Larry Thompson, Ki Trawtck aad Butch Womac �'■M3 •T >■ ‘ V‘ . • i' 1/-S .c "sspiw .*- n Couaty Commission Chair­ man J. C. Hutchison refused today to bargain with three representatives of tha Florida Gama and Fresh Water Fish Commission in a session at tha general’s office to discuss the fate of the erstwhile bird sanctuary east of the city. The mea from the Commis­ sion, J. W. Bickrrstaff, Don Southwell and Jim Jtod, mat in the office of the board chairman and presented their pleas to behalf of the hunters of Central Florida and point­ ed out that the safety and well being of the residents of the area waa not their primary concern, but the conaervatloa of the wild life was, and they could net sse^their wey clear to closing this disputed area unless there was a question of conservation of wildlife. The only concession Hutchi­ son would make was the elim­ ination of the Naval Air Sta­ tion from the area, and the wildlife mea agreed to that because of the lack of Juris­ diction over the station by the since the commfesien made Its surrey to May, and they eiooed the area to September when H waa arldent that tha people to the area wanted It closed. However, tha sports­ men pointed out the lack of a matter ef conservation, and the area waa reopened. Now the question is: Tha discussion became hung up on the matter of whether or not a property owner could bunt oo his own land. And tha suggestion waa made, as a bargaining feeler, that the game commission close tha area to all racept those pro- petty owners that wanted to hunt oa their own laad. The general mid that aa tha ipokcamaa lor tha County Commluioa ha coaid B ite aa inch coactntoaa, and that tha commlssioaers wanted tha area closed to all hasttog. Read, of tha lama commlsstoa, said there waa now a case la tha courts to decide whether or not a landowner could hunt oa his own laad, and ha doubted If the com­ mission could prevent U. It was suggested, as an­ other bargaining point, that perhaps the Couaty Commis­ sion could rule that than ha ne shooting of firearms to tha area. This could be dona, said Southwell, but the county would have to be responsible for the enforcement of the By Larry Vershel NO NAMES PLEASE DE­ PARTMENT: A Sanford resi­ Hutchison indicated he would dent was given several doves bring that up before the com­ by a friend. Not wanting to mission. f clean them at the time, he The final word oa the u t ­ shoved them, feathers and ter came from the commis­ all. into the refrigerator. sioners when the statement Next day, be took them out was made that the final de­ for cleaning—and one of cision couldn’t be made by the Game Commission until their them flew awayl • • • meeting Nov. g, but they No sooner had Third SL would reach a decision at that meeting. been made a thru street went it looked like a drag atrip . . ^ Watch Out, pollen alerted for w speedsrs now! • e o School principals unhappy over that proposed lease AT A MEETING OF REPRESENTATIVES o f the Game «nd Fresh agreement with the city on Water Fish Commission today, a map of tha area ia studied by, left to Municipal Stadium. It’s even right, J. W. Bickerstaff, Don Southwell, Jim Reed, all o f the Game Com­ money bet the city will com­ mission and County Commission Chairman J. C. Hutchison. promise end let the schools W EATH ER: Fair through Saturday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 70-75. (Herald Photo) have the facility for say, H r 300 per year instead of 13.' VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1108 FRI., OCTOBER 12, 1902 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 660 . 100 . . . The big queatloo is ' when will the city atop play tog Sente Claua with tax­ payers money. • * • The old police Jail has been BAH FRANCISCO (UPI) vacant since June . . Just — Baseball CMamlstleaer aa old storeroom now Fart Frick peetpeart to­ One Idea Is to make K Into day's scheduled World Ser­ a courtroom for the Municipal ies game hecaase ef stormy Judge. weather. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) the booster for the agency’* rockets. It poured out an eerto * * * —Tha U. 8. Air Force today two-man Gemini apace cap* stream of almost invisible County road crews will might rale* falsa hopes,' he MIAMI (UP1) — New York mier, (aid ha wss hopeful finlshtd. launched It* mightiest war aulea, scheduled to bo launch­ heat start laying pipe on the 33th attorney James B. Donovan Castro would accept the of­ "Tho prisoner negotiations said. rocket, the Titan 11, on a plan­ ed into orbit around earth The rocket climbed steeply St. project next week . . says But he added: "1 am al­ waited today for word from fer of the Cuban Families have not broken down. There Into s clear blua sky. Ita sec­ ned 3,000-mll* teat flight starting late next year. Supt of Roads J. C. Lavcn Fidel Castro on the neat step Committee of medicine, drugs, are simply some points that ways optimistic about avery' Tha giant rocket, shaped ond stage Ignited on tchtdul* acrosa the Atlantic Ocean. dcr. in negotiations for release of medleal supplies and baby have not been resolved," Don­ thing I engage in until I aban­ The 103-foot rocket blasted somewhat like a sausage with and sent a nose con* full of • s e don it, and I am not ready to 1,113 Cuban Invasion prison­ food as ransom for tha cap­ ovan said. from Ita launching pad at fir* at one end, thundered teat Instrument* soaring on a Bids on doubling the space lie said the families com­ abandon thU." tives of the abortive April JT, ers. smoothly Into the sky as Ita hug* are Into apse*. It-.25 a. m. of the tax Assessor’s office mittee, which be represents, Donovan would not go into Biff Decision Donovan said when ha ar­ 1961, Bay of Pigs Invasion. The Titan 11, which will be 430,000 -. pound-thrust firstwill bo let Oct. 33. rived hero on s commercial Tha stocky Naw Yorker, bad mad* “ a. definite concrete what he termed "new ques NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — able to burl a giant nuclear stage engloe-ihe most pow­ • • • flight from Havana Thursday who negotiated tho trade last proposal to Dr, Castro. HU lions on specifics" bolding up Eight federal Judges will de­ warhead up te halfway around erful ever built into a U.S. M YSTERY DEPART that ha hoped the Cuban re­ February of Russian spy Ru­ government is considering U. a final agreement. But he said cide today whether to Im­ the world when It becomes op­ war rocket — roared Into ac­ MENT: Who’* clearing pro­ gime would contact him with­ dolf Abel for American U2 It represents what wo believe the offer does not involve pose massive finea and im erational, waa seeking Ita tion. perty out by Persimmon in 48 hours. He said the next pilot Francis Gary Powers is the maximum we can of­ money, and that the U.. S prisonment on Mississippi fourth aurceaa In ala tries. Because of the ehemirn! pro­ Ave.T Both county and eity government baa no part hr the Gov. Rost Barnett, continue and la tha Democratic nom­ fer." move la up to Castro. pellants It uses, the Titan II The Federal Space Agency building official* shako their Donovan declined to aay negotiations. The ruddy-faced Donovan, inee opposing Sen. Jacob X. the threat of such punish­ also was keenly interested in waa difficult te see from a dis­ heads. Longwood P o l l c s Chief “ My work does not Involve ment or remove U. looking weary from tight days Javits, R-N. Y.. made it clear flatly the priaoaeri would be • • • the results of the test The tance. In place of the characClaude Layo warned Thurs­ in Havana and two hours-long to newsmen hero that bo did released. "ThU would bo very one dollar in cash," said Titan II has been tabbed aa terlatle fiery exhaust of moat day that all unlicensed dogs A PEW POST OFFICE sessions with tha Cuban pre­ not consider the prisoner talks foolish on my part . . . it Donovan. Meet Set ' JOTTINGS . . . New post of­ found running loos* la ti\* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — fice will be ready by next The Dairy Industrial Techr month . : . auy Alton reports 'fclcJl Committee of the 'State the first Utter to Santa Claus ginning to stiffen finea tovitd Milk ' Comm baton will meet arrived . . . speaking to Guy on the owners. here Dee. 1$ to, disease a bin he sure is optimistic bo Four cases Involving un­ to protect^ consumers and will bo around In time for licensed dogs were heard Wed­ Florida producers of fresh the opening of the new fad nesday night and of the two milk. lity. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Committee hai remained firm dogfights occurring last week­ • • • Funds for tha much bounced- In Its stand to refuse appro­ end one Involved dogs with no Another First Commimloner John Fitz­ NEWTON, Mass. (UPI) — around cross-Florida barge priating the money for the licensee. A new move U underway by son, it was reliably reported. It was reported at the last patrick tells os that the coun Other cases te come before Telstar added another first canal, pushed hard by Sen. canal. ty will get IU long awaited a group of North OrUndo cit- According to Mayor Frank council meeting a balance of the courts since the ordinance to its achievements Thursday Spessard Holland, (D-Kla.) administrative aide despite (tens to effect the outter of Faaula tha poealbla reason for $19 In the town treasury and became effective In July have when it demonstrated that ★ ★ ★ efforts by Vernon Dunn to City Treasurer and Council­ the new try ousting the coun­ Involved various complaints communications satellites can cleared the Senate Thursday debta amounting to kill tho proposal . . .“ it Just man Woodrow Andarson and cilman U the financial crisis against unlicensed dogs de­ relay Information around the and were sent back to the thousand dollar* may have to wait until next Councilman Robert Stephen­ facing the city. stroying property. world from one earth-bound House. town. year," John added. Layo said that since July l computer to another. Holland was scheduled to • • • The mayor said he has been several unclaimed dogs have take the $203,000 recommenda­ Sales personnel, e 1e r k s been humanely destroyed and expecting Anderson, who la Drive Reds Out tion In the Senate catch-all merchants and all other la that at the present time tito NEW DELHI, India (UPI) money bill before a Senatealao town treasurer, to call a terested persons should mark city Is holding several others —Indian Prtma Minister JawHouse conference today. meeting of the finance com­ their caleudsra for Oct. 23 which have gone unclaimed. aharial Nehru ordered his U the conference report mittee to discuss ways and H E A V Y Attack Squad21 and 23 and plan to attend He asks that residents who means that could be used by ron Five will get a armed forces today to drive gives the go-ahead on the the three daya salesmanship miss their animats for any Chinese Communist troops money, chance* are good that the town to raise funda to new skipper soon. Cdr. seminar, being conducted length of time contact the po­ from the Northeast frontier the House would vote yes since L. H. Settc will relieve Pennington said today that meet the criala. Plans call for the huge new here under the University of lice department alnee the or­ Anderson had failed to call Cdr. Roy E. Farmer area where Indian and Chi­ conferees sr* rarely over­ Florida Marketing Research shopping center being devel­ the delay has been because of dinance specifies alt unclaimnese forces have clashed In turned. Division, and the Downtown oped at SR 436 and iiwy. 17- t h e merger of SlcCrory's the meeting for an undlaclused aboard the USS For- heavy fighting. shall be destroyed Rep. Robert Sikee, (D-Fla.) stores with several other out­ reason. The Mayor aaye, "1 re.itnl in the Mediter­ Merchants Association. ■ period of 72 hours. who worked with Holland on 92 to get underway with more fits and the combined build­ know that if we got our heada ranean. • • • SEN. Steps Near the plan, says he Is confident The School Board yesterday major construction about the ing and plans section of the together and talked about the UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. tho measure will pass the approved a resolution ptedg. first of the year, according new chain I* still in a state problem in a culm manner a Reds Expel (UPI) — Acting Secretary House. of confusion. eolution could be reached. I ing their support and welcom to George Pennington, in General Thant called in his If the measure Is approved However, Pennington said, have no doubt about It at all. log the new Seminole Col charge of the project for U. S. Official tS-nstion Congo Advisory by the conference and the 3 Picked Up lege to the county. The sup­ Eastern Shopping Centers, "We confidently expect the But It ia the responaibllity, MOSCOW (UPI) - The SoMIAMI (UPI)—Tho Coast Committee today to discuss House, the Atlantic te Gulf company to come through delegated at the laet meeting, port Is strictly moral, they Inc. Guard reported It picked up vict Union today ordered tha steps to end Katanga* se­ trench, which Florida officials with their finalised plans with of Anderson to call the get-to­ can't give any other kind, cession and speed reunifica­ say will bring millions of dol­ three Cuban refugees from a epulsion of U. S. embassy in a few weeks." The major gether and he hasn't done so.“ guess. tion of the African trouble lars to the stale and save mil­ small boat in the ocean to­ political officer Kermlt MidMayor J. II. Crapps today companies having leases are The 3layor refused to spec­ • • • lions for the nation, would al­ day after receiving a radio thun, 41. He was the second ready to go, but the Eastern ulate on the possible success said ha favored putting the spot. Altamonte Springs declined message from a Russian tank­ American diplomat ordered most be a reality. present pest office building people want to build a 77,000 of the petition now being cir­ to go along with the request er about the Cubans' plight. out within a week. New Commander U tho conference report is up for public bid and not square foot structure to bouse culated. o( the South Seminole Gas U S VEGAS, Ncv. (UPI) bad, a House (lour fight would the McCrory store, a Liggett’* making a library out of the Authority for $100, to continue —The American Legion nam­ then follow with Rep. Clar­ drug outlet and a Trade Winde facility. planning for the coining o( SEVILLE, Spain (UPI)-An Crapps said he felt the pre ed a Georgian sa It* nation­ ence Cannon, (D-Mo.) chair­ natural gas to the area. Said Iberia Airlines plane crashed cafeteria all at one time, and Rebels Facing al commander Thursday and man of the House Appropria­ not piece meal. sent library waa nituated in a survey several years ago near her* today with 28 per­ passed resolution* demanding tions Committee, leading the Eventually the center will the proper place "in a nice revealed gas wss "unfeas sona aboard, an a i r l i n e Women Now action against Communist opposition. total 300,000 square feet, and residential area." ible" for the town, and could spokesman said. Cuba, using force If neces­ CAIRO (UPI) The semiThe House Public Works Until You Compare will be built on the “ mall “ I'd Just like to put the sary, and praising the Ken­ n't get any money from the The Spanish news agency plan" similar to the Eastern official Middle East News QUALITY Federal Government for Agency of the U.A.R. today post office on the tax roll if nedy administration's policy Mcncheta sakl the plane ap­ PRICE feasibility report. Mayor peared to catch fire In the air Shopping Center installation said Yemeni women have the General Service Adminis­ on Berlin. Janes E. Powers, tration will go along with it," 32, of Macon, Ga„ was named Swofford led the attack and near Carmona In the province at Parkwood Plasa. LOCATION o f: Joined "republican" forces in Classified Page 8 A V the commissioners obedient of Seville, then plunged into The ultimate coat of the de­ battling royalist troops ad­ Crapps added. national commander after velopment will be $300,000, Page 7 However, the GSA had one of llte rno-t spirited cam­ Bridge . __... ly followed. the ground. The site of the and will provide a facility to vancing from Saudi Arabia. • • • Comics .... .. Page earlier reported that unless paigns in the veteran organ­ MENA said the rebels met crash was estimated to be serve the whole southern end Edit.'rial „ ........ Pag* The School Board officially about 20 miles from Seville. the attack by the forces loyal the facility ta made into a isation'* history. of Seminole County, as well Dear Abby .... Pago named the new school to be library it wuuld be turned to the self-proclaimed Imam aa the northern section of Pago Entertainment 1 built at English Estates. Yep over to the school board. (king) of Yemen with artil­ ISuilt By — Orange County. Puxile .... Page you guessed "sit, it* to be The new post offke is ex­ Mixed Course lery and air bombardments. The present PubUx, the only called the English Estates Pago Society ........ . NEW YORK (UPI)—Slocks store now constructed, was It predicted that the royal­ pected to he ready for oc­ Park Royal Homes, Inc. Elementary School. Page Sports .. ists would be "liquidated In cupancy by tha first of next held to a narrow and mixed done early at the insistence of • • * Page Churches month. course in quiet trading today. 2 to 3 days." George Jenkins, owner of the Kids, don’t forget to get chain, who believed Uw area OFFERED BY — your entries in to the Jaycees needed a supermarket and re­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) for the Christmas parade fused to wait for the rest of theme for this year. Deadline The Florida Supreme Court STEMPER AGENCY the leases to be arranged. suspended former Legislator la Oct 19th and the winner gets a $23 savings bond. On- John 31. Hathaway of Punt* REALTOR - INSUROR 1 ly children in the first Corda from the practice of WASHINGTON (UPI) — the way of adjournment of and harbors bill. Smith wants ly that “ I wouldn't bet on Pope Urges through the sixth grades are law for two years today. FA 2-4991 The Florida Bar. which re­ Weary lawmakers hoped that the longest session in 11 them out, Kerr wants them It." eligible. As time passed, eacb de­ commended Hathaway be dis­ ‘Sacrifice* • e e two "stubborn old men" years were Sen. Robert S. In. parting airliner increased the VATICAN CITY (UPI) — 8EE Over 200 reservations are barred. said the attorney re­ would solve their squabble Kerr, (D-Okla.), and Rep. Senate Democratic Laader chance that either the Sen­ In for Doyle Conner’s appear­ ceived funds belonging to lb* Pope John XXIII urged states­ over rivere and harbors to­ Howard W. Smith (D-Va.). AD uml STORY Mike Mansfield, Mont., said ile or lb* House—or both— ance before Use Farm Bureau Charlotte Shell Corporation men of every nation today to INSIDE TODAY! They are arguing over prospects were "reasonably might be left without a quor­ Tuesday nigbt at the Civic and failed to promptly ac­ prepare for "tha necessary day and wind np the 17th about six projects in the $2.3 Congress. good" for coding the Mission um If a disgruntled member Center . . . Dinner set for count for the monies and con- sacrifices to save the peace The two men standing in billion "pork barrel" rivers late today. But he added dry­ forc(d the point. verted them te bis own use. \of the world." »( v 3:30 n. m. ISmtlb It s Castro M ove Now On Release Of 1,113 Bulletin 'Mightiest' W ar Rocket Launched mwA... Dog Crackdown On In Longwood Canal Funds Back To House For OK New Oust’ M ove In North Orlando $3 Million ShopPlaza ConstructionDueSoon Put Post Office On Bid— Crapps Plane Crashes; 28 Aboard DON’T BUY Herald Index PA RK R O Y A L HOM ES Court Suspends Fla. Lawmaker Awaiting The Stubborn' - T ' �pa; . '<yj a- 1 1 HUH which fiilawnd, the (M b prqantodr «tfto t o j 'llM t * * * * * * i p S i OA WkrtkAf UPY T o M eet In S o n la n d o i H i yVM % 1mm CnsAorvy Tha Uattad Pmhytoriao Tooth of C asealhem r will ■oat at the hom* ad Linda and Tammy N a m , Itohaon St. 1island*, at I B p. m. HMIJfr David Mnore will lead the daradaaa and a yrofram af atady and fas is pinnand Mr tha tr o k w . i 4' ‘*+j9 The p e a g w eenelndad with W M S T o M a e t tha traditional birthday en k a TIM Weaaa’a MUtteirf whkh waa eerved with poneh. Sedety of the h i M i L*ki TalaraiAati and J s n i a r GA’a and Primary Bunbeaasa Baptist Charth la f m Pvt will M d a gawtral meeting, Aral at tfca saw church year, oast Thursday at T:H p.m. * Guild Sets Sale By U m CiinM my Tha Ladies Oaild af tha linniiaa Letharax Church af Cwsalhary will spaaear a muaaga sale at tha S u p er Veto Feed St** an SI 4M bsgtoaiag at • s. m. Sahv U y. C h v d i O f God Catholic Assem bly O f God r n u r cwrarw or n i a m a a n take Mary. Fla. Mar. & L. D raw <r. tu rn laaday 1:41 a. wl ---- Btbla School I1M a. aa _ Vornln* Wortklp TiM a a. _ Bosnia* Sortie* Iflt 4 a Wad. Mid-Wit* Frmyar hrrlcta T :»a m. tat Wad. Mlsoloatry larvtaa fiafftr aad Lyssa Mil­ lar. U adn Brown was n u b ia to sttsnd the (Vattad a n d Chartb achool . Barvla* --------Chrlatlaa Toath Ml all try --------- (Haraid Photos) Baptist Pirns Revealed For Animal Church Bazaar munity Presbyterian Church hi Lake Mary eu Oct. 10. A turkey dinner with ail the trna miDfi win m r n ia , m .J : also win'be available W taha aut aarrlca. Cootha wlQ ha ow the grounds with yraeto pupa, hamburgars, candy apples aad action candy. Novally gifts and Christmas decorations will ha for sals aad other booths will offer aprons, baaahaga and baked giiods. Of interest to tha children will be a variety of games far hiding darts, fish pond aad bow aad arrow. Rides will la­ ck Je train and horses and irovlta will be shown of specla inlarest to children. Oaa important Hallowscn faatura will ha a real Spook House. AU residents of tha com­ munity aad surrounding m u are Invited lo attend. Rev. Grover Sewell Our Lady's To Hold Open House By Glnajr Sklsltk North Orlando's Our Lady's Circle of Um Catholic Wom­ en's Club of Um Church of Um Nativity will hold “ (Wn House" at tha boms of Mrs. Edmund Jones, 11 N. Cortes, from I p. m. until • p. m. next Tuesday, Study Class Displayed wiU bo an assort­ ment of Christmas Cards and Changes Time Jewelry which may be or­ dered through members of O f Meetings The pastor's class on Um tha circle. book, “ Foundation of Christ­ All Interested persons are ian Teaching la the Methodist Invited lo attend. Church," now being conducted at the First Methodist Church of Sanford, wtll change Us Catholic Women meetings to 7:20 p.m. on Wednesday nights beginning neat To M eet Monday week. By Domia Estae The class, which has hid an Tha Catholic Women's Club attendance of aorae U per­ ot the Church ot the Nativity sons, is open to anyone inter­ will meet Monday at g p.m. ested and is a discussion In the social hall of the study on the basic Ideas the church. Color slides of the Methodist Church tsacbai and Vatican will be shown. the means through which This Sunda>” the womsn these Ideas may be transmit­ wiU receive Communion In a ted to others. body at the 8 a. m. Man. The United Church Women If Sanford announced today that the annual local observ­ ance of World Community Day will be held on Friday, Nov. 1 at • p.m. at tbo Church of the Naxarcne, Second St. and Maple Ave. Mrs. F. A. Dyson, presldent of the Church Women, reports that all memtwrs of the group in this area ar* pooling their interests and energies for ■ united effort to Increase the prospects of world peace. Invitation to participate in the service is extended to all tajsrested men, women and joung people and the night meeting was scheduled this year In order that all might iltend. By way of preparing ma­ terial aid for women and children of Southeast Asia, the Church Women during the summer have been making and assembling sewing kits and collecting cotton tee shirts and shorti and piece goods to be presented at this service. The Free Will Collection will be used toward making possible a new woman's pro­ ject In Indonesia, Mrs. Dyson advised. ■jr Jan* Cam A m y Ra». Joha N. Mootgomary, parlor at tha First Unitad Pmbjrtarian Church of Cas­ selberry, win bogia a aerlas of arrmoor aatitlad "Portralta of Christ/' at Um 11 a. m. worship arnica Sawday. Tha first aarmow wiU ha aw a young man's portrait at Christ This developing church la Mora than i,m Jcbovah'a meeting at tha Casselberry Witnesses, meeting last weak- Woman's Club ow Overbrook and in DaLand for a threeday asaambly, beard D. J. Thomas district repmenta* tiro for the Watchtower Bible and, Tract Society ot New York, deliver the principal addreas Sunday. Rush N. Stafford, local preaiding minister ot the lo­ cal congragatloa termed the assembly held at tha new DaLand High School a complete success during which IS new ministers war* Immersed. Delegate* from 20 congre­ gations in and around Central Florida stayed on after the Sunday session discussing the seriousness of Um time and their duties as Christ­ ians, Stafford reported, add­ ing that Um meeting was de­ signed to encourage all who attended to “ spread Um word ot 11/0“ Tbs father of Mrs. Xarlylo Housholder. lav. It L. Hathcox, died la a Imfthfield, NC. hospital last Sunday after a thraa-day Ulness, at Um ape of T*. The Reverend Hethcoa, who for approalmataly M years The Sanford Church of tbs served the two North Carolina Naiarens, located at Sacond Methodist Conferences, retired St. and Mapla Ave, will bold six years ago and tinea that special services Sunday to lima ha and Mrs. Hcthcox eUmaa the 14 days of “ Ope­ have made their home in Clay­ ration Doorbell." ton, N. C. Funeral services During this period of Ume, wort held in Tha Claytoa Um church families have con­ Methodist Church, where Rev. tacted more than TuO fami­ Hethcox served as pastor for lies that do not sttsnd church seven years, Tuesday after­ regularly. noon at 2 o.m. The Rally Day will begin Mr. and Mrs. Housholder with Sunday School at t:4S returned to Sanford Thursday. a. m. followed by Morning Worship at 10:4) a. m. la the evening the Youth groups meet st • p. m. and Um final evening evangelisUc service is held at 1 p. m. Rev. Paul Bkkes, pastor, welcomes the public at aU services and meetings of the church. Witnesses Hold R. L. Hethcox Dead At 78 Nazarenes Plan Rally Day things, aom# fin* within thamsalvca and tom* not, but all bring disillusionment If they ar* not grounded in God. If w« are to have * faith that wiU wear wall and hold Its color, no mattar how many dranchlngs of disappointment It has, It will necessarily b* that which la In tha personal Cod ravaalad in Jtaus Christ. Your path may be clouded, or even dark, at timaa In Ufa, but If you hav* faith that Jaiua Christ constantly ad­ monished those around Him to hav*, you will find that a maglo light will dlspal tha clouds of gloom, and you may walk unafraid and with con­ fidents through tha parils of Ilf*. An anonymous poet looked into tha daap meaning of faith whan h* said: “ Isn’t It strang* how long a night can grow Ere morning and the daw T Isn't it quaer how black a cloud can blow Before brtaka through? Faith la romambarlng ar* break of day. Or ar* tha alonn is dona, llis l out of somewhere speeding on thair way Ar* tbs morning and tha soar New Deacons Nominated By Jsse Casselberry Bob Conrad, Curtis* Bass and Jim Reed have been nominated by the Prairie Lake Baptist Church of Fern Perk, investigated by the Board of Deacons and ap­ proved for ordination as dea­ cons of the church. The ordination services is planned for the near future. The Board of Deacons held an organisation meeting tost Sunday afternoon presided over by the new chairman, Paul Lowe. Harley Sturgill was elect­ ed to serve as vice chairman and Joe Rendlck ss secre­ tary. serv ices td is w ee£ a t y o u r aw n r. a. Ckaaea .. Faster Minis* Warship — 1:41 a. m. laaday BeBaat _ _ t:4l a. w Mania* Warably ItiM a aa Tralala* Union — Silt y. b. Bvinla* Warably . fit* y. m. OaU Satth ____ ■aaday Babaal _ Mania* Wonkly Tralala* Ualaa . Braslo* Warahly Wad. Frayor Barr Karoory Open WTBB -----------laaday Kite Br Lutheran Church O f Christ f a il s ewwwca aw cwnrrr MMWwaw S i Wans Marrla Ruby ___ Braa*alUt Bible ctsssos _ ISiaa a. m. Mania* Wtnkly _ ll:*e a. a Bosnia* Warably - t:t* y. a. Bible clasaos Wad. T:M yn. BSFTUT CBAFBL sea a. Falrtla An. r. W. Morrord, Cbayal Faster ■uaday School ___ 1:41 a.B. Tralala* Ualaa _ Isle y. b Worablyt H o b . TiM yn. won Bvaata* Frayor T:aa y-a. Will leas Back ____ Minis Bibio atady :------ lira a. M orale* Wssahly H i** a BAPTIST CBVBCM Sunday M4b as. and cams Aon. Bronla* lorvlco _ 1:1* y. Robert f B l t h ______ Fa(tar Wed. BIM* CU.M. I l f y Hocalar Mootln* 11:14 a. B. Boo -Harold of Truth" 1 y (First Insday) luaday as Channel | Ceafarasaa — — till y. w. (proaadta* Saturday) Spaclal Moulin* _ T:I0 y. b Christian Science tThird tanday) WBSTtlDB MISSIOTABV BAPTIST CBVBCM Mb •«. A Holly Ar*. Foul M- Collar____ Fabler Sunday School _ 14:10 a. m. Sunday Mornln* Warahly 11:4* a. m. Sunday Erenln* Worship t:4l y m. Wodnoodoy Frayed Strvla* ~ Till y. n. War. E. Hath Ornat __ Fsittt ■nnday Sahaat ____ 1I:M a. a Morals* Worship 11:#* a. b Sondiy Kvanta* __ T ill » b. Wad. Bible atady - 1:M y. ■. Conqyorort Maatln* Friday ■ T: l t y. * Balyk Brewer Jr. Bna*aBsi Bible Babaal ___ lt:M a. m. Morals* Warably II|M a. a. Bosnia* Warship . fit# y. m. Wad. Frayso Baryta# ta t yn. Presbyterian (Mere S t, at Woodlam* Ave* Bar. Saba H. Miron Jr. FaaUr lastly School _ _ •:#• a. a. Tboaaa H. Makla_Aaslstaal Wsrokly _ t i l l a. a Morula* Warahly Ittl A tin# Morale* laaday School ■ 1:41 a. a a. m. Sasaloa M oetla* __ l t i i l a. a u r r --------- . <:ie y. a. M orals* W arably 11:** a. a Fleaeer FoUawobly Baalar Follawshly . K vaala* Warahly _ Wod. Frayor Sarvtaa Bor. Bat Orocory, Jr, Faatar laaday Sobool ----- till a . B . Mormln* Worship lit** a. B. MTF ------------------ Sit* y. b Eva. Wortbly ------ t:ll p. m. Wo A Prayer larvla* TUI y. b TO LIST VIRGINIA PKTROS&l P. O. B n 1214 KATE MILLER TE 1-4124 YOUR CHURCH N O T IC E laaday Sor-lt* A ■aaday Sobool ___ 111** a. w. ■ahjaoti "Ara sin, Dlotaa* aid Death Roair* Wodnoodoy Sorvla* It*# y. a. Roadla* Boaao: (la Cborab EdUIca) liM-tit* Tuaa. A T im C A LL F A 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Chi Wlleon-Eichafberftr Mortuary Eaalre L WUaaw sad Staff The American Oil Company Mr. sad Mrs. M. R. Stricklead Progressive Priallap Co. J. M. Cameras aad Staff WUooa-Mikr Fanil t u n Co. M»- eed Mr*. Al WUeea Mrs. -Appleby’* Restaurant 111 N. Park Echo la Bedding CotBpoay Mr. aad Mrs. L. F. Gem* Honor Motor Soles Co. E*aeU Famll A staff Food Fair Starts. lac. George BaUey A Baspiayaa Samford A tb a tlc N a tlo u l Bank Hewsrd H. Hedge. A Staff Hill Lumbar A Hardware Co. Jiasaty Crappe A Employ*** WBkAOMO WAAOM I t#f y . a 1:4* y. a T:l* p. m till y n �*• H e a v y Attack Squadron ’‘ Peacemakera of the Fleet" led by Cdr. Louie "B" Hoop Jr., Commanding Offi­ cer, landed at the Naval Air Station, Sanford, Thursday after successfully completing the first A ll "Vigilante” de­ ployment to tho Mediterran­ ean aboard tbo nuclear pow­ ered carrier USS Enterprise. | P r o m i a a n t dignitaries, friends and relatives of the "Peacemakera” were saluted by the aleck "Vigilantes” aa they thundered overhead la precision formation. Tbo "Peacemakers” depart­ ed NAB Sanford la August to Join Canter Air Grtmp Six aboard tba USS Baterpris* at Norfolk. Tbo Enterprise do* parted Norfolk d d other fleet unite that tame sooth to rea­ dervou with British and French Naval forces near the ■ootheastern Earopeaa coast. Hart, the Navy’s lint A3J squadron succoasfully partici­ pated in the NATO exercise Riptide III durta* which U. S. Naval Forces; as well as NATO Allies, saw the AM-1 "Vigilantes" wespons system in action for the first time launching foes range simulat­ ed atomic strikes. The Xnterpatee then passed through the Straits of Gibral­ Bing and Kathy Crosby, who tar Into the blue Mediterraa- were vacationing at the fam­ ous resort area. ationa before anchoring aft At sea s(ain during the the French Rivera near the first week o( September the fabulous city of Cannes. Many AJJ "Vigilante” participated of the ’’Peacemakers” took with notable success with the full advantage of the numer­ Sixth Fleet in the combined ous sight seeing tours avail­ United States and French ex­ able throughout France. The ercise "Lafayette’’ and the beautiful weather and scenery NATO exercise " Indian Sum­ afforded many "abetter bugs'* mer.’’ Mid-September found the opportunity to capture eu the leased Enterprise anchor­ film such picturesque placet ed in the bay el Naples with­ as Parte, Monaco, the French in sight el the mighty Mt Ves­ Alps, and numerous quaint uvius. The ’’Peacemakera" and historical Franch towns. White at Cannes, the Enter­ to see, many for tho first time, prise was visited by maay the magatiktat city of Borne people, including celebrities aad tho nearby Vatican, tow- -------r— .-u— t~ - - Within a woeh the fomidable Enterprise was rreistag by the active voleante late of Stromboll, through the Straits of Messina, aad across the Eastern Msdtterraasaa to par­ ticipate la tho NATO exordia "Fan Trap” fovoKteg Turk- USS Fraaklin D. Rooeevtlt aad Matron Eleven "Checkertail'a" relieved Matron Seven during. appropriate ’’Tataever" ceremonies. During IS operating days la September the squadron flaw a now monthly Ugh' of 199 hours hi SOS sorites. This flight ttaaa figure is claimed as a record for say carrier squad­ ron introducing a saw airpUat to tho fleet ------- , JUDGING TEAM S from the Bemlnole High School Chapter o f the F * ture Farmers o f America attended the Southeaatern Livestock Show being held at Ocala this week, to teat their knowledge o f atock and fo la te o f judging, which la pert o f their FFA instruction. Shown here bomlnt up on the main points before they left for Ocala are, from le ft, Leon DoAnon, Mike Maples, Malcolm Johnson, A1 Goodspeed, David Thomas, Donnie Sipes and Terry Wataon, Mr. aad Mrs. Kvtogio D. Daus Jr. aatsrlihmd some N ★ ★ ★ gwsta at a eeekeat last Sun­ day following the baptism ef their first son, Ritchie Glean, by Fr. Richard Lyooi at AH Souls Cbureh. Mr. and Mrs. Davis Gavin wars Godpar­ ents by proxy. Tbo party bsgaa at S p.m. A progress report on tho work towards bringing na­ sad was hsld on tho spraw­ ling lawn of their home. less than two year old Semi­ tural gas lain homes of South Tables, decorated with palm MRS. F. D. SCOTT haa • Stock judging teams from nole Gas Authority was giv­ Seminote ruatdeate. Psrtlek 8118 Chapter of tho Future paling at the present than lsavss, ware centered with been named Chairman Farmers of Amsrlca who en­ en at Monday night's meet­ are Longwood, Casselberry various kinds of fruits. The attractive center table, o f the Women's Divis­ tered competition with teams ing of tho CasMlberry Board aad Altamonte Springs. Each taws will beads Ha ion o f the Neighbor­ from all tbs state at the of Aldermen by Ed Luna who also covered with pain servos as chairman of the own service through bran­ fronds, held the Utehon (roast h o o d solicitation for Southeastern Live Stock Show, gas authority committee. chIs* agreemrmts. pig) which was surrounded tha 1962 United Fund held In Ocala this week, came Luna advised that appliesLuna, ruquaatiag tlM, afo with pineapples, grapes, ap­ W estgate, Merinello Griffith, and Darlene Fedcampaign. Other ap­ home with second and third Uoo for financing a survey vised that sack of the thru* ples and psachss. der. Standing are Patty Crider, Marilyn Epps, place honors, Instructor Bill itudy of tbo area Involved towns had bees ashed la Also served were barbecued pointments i n c l u d e Martha Kosky, Dian Guthris and Bettie Wig­ waa mad# last month to the contribute an equal amawat spareribs aad chicken, pencil John Alexander, Gor­ West said today. gins. (Herald Photo) The first team, mads up of Federal Housing aad Homo towards sip ansa of prepara* (Filipino noodtes), chop suey, don Bradley, Richard Echel- Rodney Flake!, Wayne Reeves Agency la Atlanta, Ga., which fried rice, ehkkea-aucanal Dens, Harry salad, potsto salad, fruit berger, Gena Estridge, and Jimmy Winter look sec­ scorned favorable to tbo Idea. The Seminole Authority N. V . Fanner, William ond place In dairy judging, Fraass, Stewart Gat* with Flnkel taking high indi­ would embrace an area be­ ginning just north of Five chel, Bill Hemphill, vidual award. Tbs second team, made up Points extending south to in­ Howard Hodges, John McCtoskey, C liff Me- of Don Sipes, A1 Goodspeed clude every municipality ex­ Kibbln, Richard Pack­ and Mike Maplts took third la cept North Orlande end Oviedo. ard. B. L. Perkins, A. beef and awlna Judging. Tbe church accepted a re­ North Orlando's charter Jimmy Winter’s registered B. Peterson Sr., Ralph commendation fr o m the Pezold, Robert Shed- Black Angus bull calf took p-uvsnts its participation and Ry Mrs. H. L. Johaaew which originally Steering Mission Committee den and Mike Sirinnni. itcood place ribbons in the Oviedo, went along with the idea, has that they approve a request N ut- Tuesday's meeting of Glenn McCnll heads the Beef Breeding contest Tbo local FFA boys attended withdrawn for tho present for a $10,000 loan from the tha Lake Monroe PTO will be Commercial Employes the Youth Division of the Live­ time. New Works Fund of the Flor­ opened to the entire commun Division. The Authority was creat­ stock Show hold Monday and ida Baptist Convention for Ity and to residents of the aur- Members of tho graduating (Herald Photo) Tuesday. ed soma II months ago to the purchase of property and class of 1947 at 8amlnola High roundlng vicinities who are aid in the building of the School are asked to meet with first unit of the Lake Howell Interested in helping organise the reunion planning commit­ ■ volunteer Fire Dept for the tee nt the home at Mrs. A. C. Baptist Chapel. The Chapel la a mission of area. Doudney Tuesday at S p. m. tbo Prairie Lake Church and The meeting will ho held In Mrs. Doudnay's home to an tbe new property will be lo­ tbe school auditorium begin­ West Flrat St cated on the Howell Branch The 14th class reunion la Rd. In tbe Temple Terrace ning at 7i30 p. m. planned for December 19th Representatives of the Do- and the committees are now area. Bary and Lake Mary Velua- In the process of working out tear Fire Depts. will be on the arrangements for the Rev. Copeland hand to answer questions and meeting place and other de­ tails. Attends School assist In any needed way with planning and forming the new By Jane Casselberry . . . can mean bo much to your family in pride, com fort, Rev. Delmas Copeland, pas­ organisation. Arrangements h a v e b e e n tor of the Casselberry Com and security. W e will b« glad to guide you to a round munlty Methodist Church, has made to provide a baby sitting Inventment in a new home in Idyllwitdo o r Ravtnna been attending the Pastor’s service and for cartoon movlea School held this week at the to be shown to the older ehll Park. Methodist Youth Camp near dren in the Community Build­ • fiua Eqoipmoal ing Just back of the school. Leesburg. Morris Ruby, principal and • Factory Tralacd Those attending wero pri­ Mechanic chairman of the PTO Fire vileged to bear such apeak H OLTS ATLANTIC era aa Dr. Kennath Scott La- Committee, today urged that MOTOR CLINIC tournette, noted historian, aa many people as poaalbla Highways 1T-IS sag 43* Fan Park, Fla. writer and mlnistar and Bis­ plan to attend this important ua-ssu meeting. hop James W. Henley. Local FFA Takes Honors At Livestock Show SANFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Cheerleaders strike • poee just before the first home gome, as they prepare to lead fans in boosting Die Braves. From left kneeling a n Stefany Gas Authority Report Given In Casselberry Pink Ladies Set Prairie Lake Church Plans Monroe PTO Lunch Tuesday Weekly Visitation Program To Discuss Fire Protection A general luncheon meeting of tho Pink Ladies of the Seminole Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary win be held at Spencer's Restaurant Tlesday at 13:3o p. m. "This ts an Important matt­ ing, when we will make plans for the future and all Pink Ladles are urged to attend," ■aid Mrs. Rutl Robison, chairman. Pink Ladies planning to attend the luncheon are to Make reservations at the Hos­ pitality Shop in the hoepital Linebacker Out NEW YORK (UPD—Line­ backer Bob Slmmi, a 3-ytar veteran with the New York Giants, has been placed on waivers. The dropping of Simms, a former Rutgers star, leaves the Giants with 33 players, one leu than the National Football League limit. Legal Notice By Jaae Casselberry At a builocu meeting of the Pralrio Lake Baptist Churcfo of Fern Park held Wednesday night, the church accepted the recommendation of tha Board of Deacons to havo quarterly business meetings Instead of monthly meetings. The deacons have appoint­ ed Curtiss Bau, chairman of a committee to promote a weekly visitation program for (too church, setting aside Tuesdays purpose. a w agus/a for ivi that i Jtin Reed haa been appointed aa a commlttee of one to divide the chureh membership rolls Into nine eqtiil parts, grouping the fanyllies into the area in which they live. Each member of tbe Board of Deacons will hava a Hat of families and the respon­ sibility of visiting, providing spiritual counsel and showing gwstral interest In each fara UR- Tbe program la being con » t h e circuit count o r r u n nixtii ju d icial fin - ducted to bring tbe church c u t in a xii r o n anni. clboer to tbe people. Each s o l r c o t*v t v, F l o r i d a . IX CIIA.XCF.RY XO. 1 S W WII.L.A M CATES. al*o know n a* W i u a K . PRA­ SES. family will wll receive a letter in tbe near futurs from tbe deacon assigned to It N o other investment Idyllwilde PlAlatU! vs. VOLUSIA INVESTMENT COMPANT. INC. ET AU D ef.ndaut m o t u*si TO o n r m x o T o R obert It- lU w hlna. al­ so known as It. It. ttawklne, It llvlna sod II dead, all un­ know n peroona claim ing aa spouse, kelrs, devisees, grastea s eeeditors or oth er pet­ tier claim ing by ISrauah aader or aaalnet aald D e le t i o n , and all unknown person* _ claim ing any right, title. InW tercet In the follow in g dee- j crlhed land illu ata In the County o f Bemlnole, Stale of Florida, to -w lt: J BH o f NW*4 o f S E li o il NKU and BWI4 o f NEU o f (faction 24, Townehlp 21 Bouth. Range 2* Eaat. ly in g and being In Semi­ nole Coaaty. Florida T ou era bortby notified that a suit haa been brought egaln ot you. tbo naturo o f w hich la to rem ove eertalw ctoude from end to quiet sndf A con firm tbs till* to tho sbovw d-ocrlbod property, and yew are hereby required to your answ ers with lb s o f the C ircuit Court Ninth Judicial Circuit fo r Bemlnole County, Floridand tn aorva a cop y th ereof upon tbo P la in tiffs attorned*. Carpenter A Carpenter, IU1•14 M etcalf llull-llng. O rien t*. lorid*, on o r boforo tb* 22h-l ay o f October, 1242. Iferatln. fa ll not. or a doer** pro ed efeoeo w ill bo on ltrod a ga liiit you. W WITNESS my band and o f ­ ficial seal this 12th day of Boptambor, 1*41. (BEAL) IE / Arthur H. Deckwltb. Jr., n a r k o f tho Circuit Ccqurt. Bemlnole County, IHorlda Uyi M argaret K. T y r » Deputy c le r k Carpenter A Carpenter €11-414 M etcalf Bldg. Orlando, Florida Attorney* fo r P la in tiff Publish if.pt, 21, 2t A OeL _ I. 12. IMS. # O D A -< > “ Homes Of Aasftttaclaf. . . tkraa of tho b u t n i n n Itr llk laf k war y n •vtr U ld.tjnt ml Custom Central Ravenna Park A ir Individually Distinction*' Built, featuring Conditioning Landscaped and H eat Lota. “A Community Built With Pride” PRICED Low S 4 Down Bedroom, FHA, FROM 1, FH A |11,900 1 Vi. 1 Bath In-Service, Conventional GENERAL Payment* Homes ELECTRIC VA, Financing KITCHENS f DIRECTIONS: Drive West on Country Club Rd. approximately 2 miles. Watch for our sign*. Shoem aluU i CONSTRUCTION CO. 'b l­ u e THt CAB THAT-t EVCN NICIB THAN THf U PONTIAC AT VOOX AUTHOXIJtO PONTIAC DCAUB S TOOAV Custom Building General Office >11 W. 25th St. Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. JUl W. lit RAN FORD, FLA. STENSTROM Our Specialty FA 2-3103 R E A L T Y , Sales galas Offia* FA 1-749* Agent* I �'itM *" si ■ j -' - ' ■ I K 1-; . ■■ j ■m^mi u /e t t n u u c iu m m a v twfmfn, Senate Scene Wm fA**<>>*CYM ___ rT1 , o f Wisconsin has an attractive o p ­ ponent in Gov. Gaylord Nelson. But at last writing ths veteran Wiley was said to be facing him down. For the first time sines Recon­ struction days, Republicans contest seriously for a Senate seat in South Carolina, as William D. Workman takes on Sen. (Bin D. Johnston, long a fixture on the Democratic scene. Yet, with the principal exception noted, these races ars not stirring the fires. In soma states, particularly where m ajor governorship races exist, ths 8enate competition to hardly over mentioned. Does this sug­ gest the American voter la in 1M2 downgrading the office o f U . 8. sen­ ator, that he has lost Interest in this obviously important post? Hardly th a t The general view o f observers In many places Is that it reflects a condition o f relative quiet In voters' breasts at tbla m om ent Some, to be sure, are greatly aroused over Cuba, over spending end taxes, over failure to gain a medicare bill In congress this year, over farm issues and stubbornly dinging unemployment But, evidently, these are not ad­ ding up to a broadly aroused elec­ torate, either within states or across the nation. With all the unsolved problems, the main mood seems to be one o f at least modified satisfaction. Couple this with the unfortunate fact that in all too many Senate matches one or both contendere are fairly colorless entries, and you prob­ ably have all you need to explain why theao contestants find It so hard to break Into print. Their day surely will come again. But the 1062 campaigns o ffe r little comfort fo r those among them who are nourished on the bright gleam o f the notional spotlight. T ra n tha standpoint o f rotor in* teraat* o m o f tbs nalnelgr agpseto o f Dm IM S stoction cam palfM Is tb s hMk o f steam in m ost o f ths U. BSsnato rasss across D m sovatry. Tbsrs ars naarir 40 o f thssa ssato at stairs tills time. But aside from Dm sdefaratod Msssaehnsstts fight betwssn ths Prosident’s b*»Uar, Edward M. (Tsd) Koanady, sad ( M i l Cabot Lodge, dtlsana in most stotss would bo hard pressed oven to n a a a both candidates in thslr Sonata eon tests. This does not msan that import­ ant, wed known men are not involved o r that none o f the race* is teen aa oloao. Quito the contrary. The Republican leader o f the 8enate, Everett Dirksen o f Illinois, is under challenge from Rep. Sidney Yates in an affair that will draw F m id e n t Kennedy's personal stten* tion this month. Former HEW secretary Abraham Rlbiooff has plunged beck into politics In Connecticut and Is buckm g Representative Seely-Brown. Sen. Joseph Clark, Pennsylvania Democrat, contends against veteran OOP Rep. James Van Znndt. Clark in one term made himself a leader o f his party's liberal wing. In California, the Republicans* Senate Whip, Thomas Kuchel, has a Stiff bid from state Sen. Richard Richards, who challenged him suc­ cessfully once before. Kentucky offers perhaps ths only race that even remotely contends fo r the national limelight outside Maaaachuoetts. There, the Incumbent Sen. Thurston Morton, form er GOP rtni tlonal chairman is trying to fight o ff Wilson W yatt, Democratic lieuten­ ant governor. Old timer 8en. Alexander Wiley Phil Newsom Soys Peter Edson WASHINGTON - (NEA) - proper tools tho Laotians themselves would rise up In dsfanM of their frtsdorea and turn back a Communlit tide sweeping down from the north. But It waa a belief that reckoned without the *eople of thin lutua-oaUng land of Buddhist temples, flame trees, palms, rice •paddies OUR BOARDING HOUSE ( NAM6 TH' WEAPOMS, «UHf rLL 1340, IFTHESEWERE* * ftAY YOUANYTHING FROM W\YOWNUCe.tO CRlXBAG* TOA BEE t i t FUSHTA, SAYthey WC«EHowto I -— 2 2 0 -2 * 0 'JP, WAT THEM.' VIS'LL) f 760 DOUAM I '* LETTHE DICE REOT / — OM-M— J ;0(?THB NONCE ANOl NOT A r ' BEST BAD HAUL! \warn r u . PtAY YOU SOME *TUO FOYER— < FOB A f r J ' BENT/ UNITES YOUNOnOT NteWT. aAK't. «Nce TH' U6HT , PtNAs : dld peetz/ t : AND fem e* “ age 4 Sanford, Florida Friday, October 12, 1962 f t u t f u r f t 3 m *a L b WALTSCSS lamiiv A. UHCLUW. vitnesssei. eurrois « lU n a a la * SSilUiir J lilit W KLU C ount/ ed itor cacin.u rAssssnn Sooioijr Kdltor aoaNMT TUuisraoa dot city e d itor a ia u ia n o T w u i Smuts m iu ■usaLM im on l l 6. [J4Vi r ■ So ta la la a t i i t x j. ciautxu KEEP EARL HIGGINBOTHAM AUvertlalng Olrootor ssunk.six Joans C istild od rsuna sSi u m Manager voltousm Ctroulattas Manager rnwi> wsslls Xisiilisaeltl Su»L math * life i Working For You As Your City Commissioner ' . • tors. The lictlees wives cad op with alimony. Bo be smart. A matter ef an antra 20 mlnntee of boudoir artistry can save your mar­ riage aad keep your husband at horn*. Bo aend for my booklet “Sex Differences Between Men 4 Women," enclosing a (tamped, return envelop*, plus 20 cents. Heed its frank counsel! (Always write te Dr. Crane la rare of this s i n paP*r- earieriag a leas 4 cent atampad. addressed en­ velop* aad 20 coats to cover typing aad printing costa whoa yea sand for asm ef kta booklets.) Memorial G P la tec HEART RESEARCH Gratefully Accepted SEMINOLE • DeBART COUNCIL p. a BOX 104 SANFORD, FLA. 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SUOKM.tMna U iu ln ,,* Manager C linic CABS N-4U: Teen &. af*d 47, is Iks wring mate ef Hilda, pLaUnite ltfa a* this aft of 47. • suddenly found oat test -Dr. Crane. » •••«• *® «• ho woo Infatuated with his that wfrtt Mkt »Lw Illustrate a o c n tn r y . that elaaakal itmry **“ 6o»"Dr. Crano," Tom confoasod la-th* manger. later, *T have s m r son s man 1 lovod aa mock as “Joet because ttey leek « dor, they dent want thttar Hilda. “ And m frooly admit aha mataa to enjoy *» trotleUm, hat boon a wonderful cook aa either." wad aa a superb mother to oar When yonr hoabaad ap­ proaches the aft of 40, you children. “ Bat the children art now whrta need a oexuri alarm grown and son*- And Hilda clock to awakro you to the eootna te think wo should re­ crisis. alm oursolm to s o d a t o , For hit chemical ardor Unde fraadpannt (oval of eroticism. to want somewhat with each “1 have triad to talk to her years after 40, so you smart on this point, but aha just sate wires mart compensate for that chemical lack by adding a little more sedoctlea appeal. “ Then abe'U try to •meads by serving me a dell- You can offset chemical ar* ua dinner ef my favorite dor by psychological allure. mean Items. Indeed, that'* why there la “Maybe aha think* 101 for- that baldbeeded row at the get the matter of romance and follies or la ths burlesque snore contentedly la my twin shows. 1 till morning If 1 hare For any Cleopatra knows gorged myself at the dinner that a wife muet add a lot of table. psychological stimulation to “Beside*, the la quite plump. keep a man’s ereUs ago up to She looks matemaL And when par. taka her la my arms, she Smart women than nrold di* also feels motherly, too. “So 1 have had to do all the prodding aa regards miring any waning ardor I may have for her. “ Even then, she may indif­ ferently exclaim: 'Oh, Tom, art your age and go back to •leap.' “ Well, Dr. Crane, 111 admit I have been dating my secre­ tary. For aba baa a classy chtMla and a riick paint Job. “There era atom In her eyes and aha laugh* gaily at my at­ tempts at humor. She builds up my ego and make* m* feel 20 ycera younger, too. “ Ullda, however, tries to make me feel 20 yeara older. Equipment, Dow Chemical, So what would any normal man do in my position, Dr. Dresser Industries, Interna­ Crane? tional Milling, General Elec­ “ 1 am actually 47. 3!y secre­ tric, Minnesota Mining, Gulf tary make* me feel 27 while Oil and Jersey Standard. my wife make* me feel 67. Incidentally, American oil “Like most husbands I know, companias with ovsracaa oper­ I'd rather have an 'affair* with ations won't be hit by the new taxes on foreign-terned my wife than with any other woman I have ever mat. Income. They include all in­ Phon# come la a consolidated return “ Bat If she refusee to pick filed under United States cor­ up her cue* and, instead, re­ buffs all my efforts to revive porate Income tax law. Thus they get the 27.S per ceot depletion allowance tax reduction. If by tome miracle the government shquld try to take that away, the oil com­ panies would bo In the tame boat as the manufacturers. And they'd all be back to tight a new battle when an­ other tax bill comes up next year. form bill u It emerged from The United States corporste Senata-Houao conference la tsx rste Is 82 per cent. In bring looked at critically is Belgium It Is 40 per cent; in tho belief that It may m att the Netherlands, 47 per cent. more mw problems for the But Income earned by a Bel­ government than It will solve gian company In overseas operations la taxed at only 12 old ones. This la the part that deals per cent, and a Dutch com­ with Treasury department's pany's foreign tncomo la taxeffort to cloao foreign tax ha- free. vena. The villain hero — tho RepreientaUvea of 04 Amer­ horrible example cited moat ican companies formed • frequently to wla support for Committee for Export Expan­ tho administration blit—la tho s i o n Through Subsidiaries Hollywood movie star who Abroad—CEETSA— to dafsat hides si^ts abroad to avoid or modify these provisions of the tax bill after It passed th# United OUU4- taxes. The new bll. nay stop this House. They registered aa practice, all ria lB u t It may lobbyists. They paid no atten­ also put curbs on American tion to (he drive of other bus­ companies nuw operating sub­ iness groups for a general tax sidiaries abroad, and dis­ reduction. They concentrated . . . on maintaining thalr competi­ courage mw ones. If this Is the outcome, the tive position overseas. They didn't get to first base. government may be sabotag­ ing another of lie major ob­ In fact, they took n terrible jectives — encouraiment of heeling. private United States Invest­ and day dreams. A gun in his hand gave tho ment abroad to ease the for­ Laotian no will to kill, nor eign aid burden and contribute to defend his land, of wtileb to development of mw nations. Tho old law—paaaod In 1113, la a follow-up to tha recent ms and prolonged vomiting, there always had been plenty nor to prtierve a way of lift amended In ISIS — provides bulletin from the State Health then a deep feeling of appre­ which always had existed that American companies with Department concerning th* hension on the part of the foreign incoma do not pay victim. Usually In this period and always would. United States taxes on It until io • called "Rosary Bead," the child will reveal what he American advisers were It la brought home. Under this berries which grow hare la ate. But while the vomiting convinced that man-for-man practice, American compan­ Central Florida aad south, la in progress, Dr. Leone the American-trained Lao­ ies operating abroad plowed Dr. Frank Leon*. County stresses calling a doctor. tian forces were the equal of much of their foreign earnings Health Director bad a few If none la available take the Pathet Lao led by tb« Into expanding overseas oper­ Ups for parents today. the child at once te the Poi­ Red Prince 8ouphanouvon|. ations. Dr. Lsom says tha plant son Center at the Orange Out with disaster closing Under the mw bill, foreign grows along tha ground and County Health Department, in, tho Amiricana could ad Income of American Individ vrill climb polos aad trees. 132 West Central. Orlando. vise but not commend. uala and corporations be­ It has small "very beautiful" 'The Communist leadership comes taxable when earned. light blue flowers, which form operated under no such ban An exemption la grantod to pods, something like a pea* dicap. an American company that pod. Inside the pods are the Communist North Viet Nam manufactures and sella In one attracUve red and black poured In 10,000 hardened foreign country. But If it man­ berry which la deadly poison and trained Viet Mlnh troops ufactures In one country, sells If chewed. to support the Pathet Lao. In others. Income Is taxable The bead has a tough outAnd, if defense of freedom in the United State*. •r layer and if put into lbs would not Induce a man to One reason given for the mouth and swallowed will fight, the Communists had Treasury's promotion of ths pass Into the Intestinal other arguments vouched for new tax policy Is that all tax­ track without being damaged by Americana who law them able Income should be treated by the digestive adds. In action. alike, wherever earned. The danger, says the Doc­ The Viet Mlnh permitted Another reason Is the desire tor, lies In the fact that the Pc that Lao no retreat. to keep capital at home — to children will chaw anything An advance Involved the risk Croat* more Jobs, and produc­ they put in their mouths. of being shot. Retreat made tion for export, instead of al­ Once the hard outer layer it a certainty. lowing Amtrlcan companias of the bead la broken th* In the final days of frui to manufacture under cheaper potion Is released and death (ration, Just before tho Gen labor abroad and sell at low­ can follow within 12 hours U eva agreement which dadar- er prlcas. action is not forthcoming. ed Laos neutral, this'corres­ A third reason given Is the The first sympton to watch pondent talked with Amtrl Treasury's m a jo r concern for, says Dr. Leooe, is naucan military men in Laos, with Improving United State* aa well as with ambassadors balance-of-paymcnts position. and government officials of These are commendable neighboring Thailand. principles, but If carrying Officially, there was guard­ them out curbs overseas In­ ed optlmlim that Laos eould vestment or places American > o f A m erico become truly neutral. Pri­ manufacturers at a disadvant­ vately, most expressed grave age la competing for forelga doubts. marked, they may defeat L ift Insurance Yank Advisors Too Late UPI Forolfn Nows Analyst American military advisers daparted from Laos this week, victims of their owe high ideals, defeated by a way of Ufa understood too late. 11 had haan the American belief that, given the aid ap­ proximately 2300 million since IMS and their soldiers the their own purpose!. This ex­ Om section of tho m w tax re­ ample Is cited: Dr. P a n e 's \ Paid Political Adv. Savings Flan Rctlrcmont Pinna Kenneth K. Dill Marvin J. Hohlf* District Manager District Agent 111 E. Coleman Bos IM Clr. Caaariberry, Fla. Sanford. Fla. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA — HUME OFFICE. ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS THE EXCITING “ H 0W 8 AND W HY8” of our nation’s congressional elections is the subject of the currant NBC television series THE CAM- PAIGN AND THE CANDIDATES, sponsored by the Savings and Loan Foundation, co-sponsored by SANFORD'S FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. NBC-TV’s crack team of news analysts, with John Chancel­ lor as anchor-man, probes the more meaningful races in every section of the country with emphasis on the candidates and issues to be brought be­ fore the voters. WATCH CHANNEL 2 OCT. 14. 5:80 to 0 p. m. for tha next In the aeriae. The climax will come on election eve, November 5, with a preview of tha important personalities and races which will lie making headlines the next day. �n -------------- i— r ^ i P v - /*£,'? -x •■ W l ? ’t . * --------------------------------- -rrr tF?----- ~7.;v?v;-i Seminoles Host Seabreeze Tonight FW. O c t 12, ’6 2 - P a c t 5 Jayvees Romp, 35-7 The SemLnoIe Jayvtes fea­ tured a 77-yard touchdown paaa play, a versatile alim n and a bruising defensive line to overwhelm the Oak Ridge Pioneer* on their g r i d i r o n Thursday night and racked them up, 36 to 7. Barry Barks was the bril­ liant Ught in a galaxy of Sem­ inole itar*. He was an elusive pass receiver, worked well at the fullback slot and at defen­ sive end was a hard tackier. Earl Black’s determined run­ ning, Danny Tillis scampering ball toting and Eddie Koeky’s sweeps were bright spots. Jim Touhy, Hike Glad and Joe Farless in the forward wall played excellently on both of­ fense and defense. The long scoring p u n c h cam* In the third quarter when Ronnie Hinson boomed a tall aerial down mid-field to the outstretched arms of Bar­ ry Barks who took the aval on the Oak Ridge 36 and out-dis­ tanced two defenders as he raced for pay dirt. The play was set up after the Hanford Warriors had yielded a TD to the host club and made the tally, Sanford 20, Oak Ridge 7. The home teum kickoff went to the San­ ford 18 where Danny Tillis galloped back to his 38. On the first play from scrimmage Danny carried around left end to the Oak Ridge 46, but a holding penalty made it first and ten on the Wurriur 25. Hinson at* the ball on the next play when he couldn’t find a receiver open fur the intended pas* and missed Barks in the pass attempt on tho next down. Here It was that Hinson faded, and with some superb protection w a t c h e d Barks get behind tho safety man as the tossed ball nestled in his outstretched arms. The long stride of the Hanford re re iv e r cu rried him beyond the pursuing pair of defenders. Their score came after the Seminoles hud kicked off to them and the out of bounds boot was set up on the Oak Ridge 40. Two pusses put the ball on the Ssnfonl 40, the first duivn there being the in­ itial one for the home club. After an incomplete pasa, Charlie Dahley swept hla left end to the visitors 34. A pick­ up of one made It third and three and on tha next down the ball lacked three Inch** of making tha first down. On the next effort the Pioneer* went to the Sanford 16. On Menke’e pass attampt, Touhy thraw him for an tight yard lose, but a 15 yard penalty against tha JV Warriors set the ball on tha 12. Touhy again tossed the would-be passer for a yard loss, third und three. The tally came on the next play. The Seminoles whooped back with the spine-tingling long TD that was one of tha high­ lights of the game, and tha ■corckourd showed Hanford 2C —Oak Ridge 7. The final Kunford mark was Tillia through center from the four ufler the Beminolts had taken over on the Oak Ridge 45. Tillis went to the home­ town 20, but her* a series of penalties kept the offense in hot water. The ball club ad­ vanced the ball, the official* put it hack. Tillis finally made it for the TD and Hinson boottd the PAT. By JACK TRIM The engineers are knocking the hyaciaths looaa la the Wekiva R im sad that scemic stream should ba somtwhara near navigabia shortly. Crews are working with a new spray which reportedly Is more deadly to the hyacinth than others triad before aad they are breaking up tbs Jams in vicinity of Camp Seminole and Wekiva Haven. Work has been going on for two weeks and the Wekiva should bo opened up when the engineers get through by the end of this week. In the meantime, fishing has been fair to not so hot in that river with bream biting very well most of the time. • • • Flights of ducks have been sighted several times recent­ ly In the St. Johns area between Lemon Bluff and Lake Jessup, with estimates as high as too in each bunch. This migration may create a problem for some weak-eyad marsh ben hunters, but they should restrain themselves and not down sny ducks, as tbt law just doesn’t allow U right now. • • • The arrival of ducks coin­ cided with another sure sign of the winter season. Regular vUltora ban tar tha shad fishing season al­ ready are making reserva­ tions for accommodations for their favorite sport lfrs. John Crlm said Thurs­ day that quits a few seasonal customers have contacted tho Crims to confirm that they will bo back la the Sanford area for another shad season. * # • The bunting problem appar­ ently has spurred Orange County sportsmen to go out and mako arrangements for an area to be used as a bunt­ ing preserve. They talked a big dairy man into establishing the hunting area and setting up regula­ tions for its operation so dove shooters could havo some sport without getting into trou­ ble with land owners. This probably will be tha only ultimate solution to the hunting problem in Central Florida, where open lands are fast disappearing. It certainly would help keep down the annual hub-bub If such an area could be es­ tablished In Seminole County, but this kind of cooperation here appears hard to come by. Weekend UCLA Bids For Top Grid Honors Tonight ★ ★ ★ Locals Aim For 3rd Win C o n c h Jim P ijo tt’d Sanford Semlnolna play hont tonight to tha 8aabrtcxn Sandcraba in a non-conferencn tilt that ia nxpactnd to Itava nothing desired la the way ef football action. Qame time is eel tor $ pja. at Memorial Stadium with the Sandcraba coming to San­ ford with fire la their eye* after last year’s XM> stomping banded them by the Semin­ oles. Plgott will send a twoweek rested Seminole squad to the gridiron in hopes of leav­ ing with their third win of the year. Up until now tajurica had plagued the Sanford lineup but with the two weok’s rest, the squad is in tip top shape and the boys are ready for any­ thing. And that’ i just what Plgott expects from the Seebreeso club. Sanford is sure that its offense can do the job but tho defense still Im­ poses n slight question mark, especially against a team the site of Seabrcetc. The Interior lino had been i little weak at the beginning of the season until Plgott moved fullback Jack Caolo into a defensive guard posi­ tion. The stocky built Caolo wbo, up until recently, waa only a second stringer, has since proven his worth to the Seminole lineup. Tri-cspUln Butch Riser will be starting at a hallback po­ sition tonight. After halfback Buddy Lawson’s injury la tbe Apopka game, Riser has moved over from bla fullback post, with Caolo filling the gap there. Riser has been n terrific standout in the three previous Seminole game* and will surely have • repeat per­ formance tonight. A standout with bis defensive play a* well ai his ofisnsive running snd passing, Kissr will be tbs key to tonight’* Seminole game. Starting at the other half­ back position will be senior Jim Wesalund. A speedy and floe broken field runner, Westlund will be a big contribu­ tion to the ground game. Tom­ my Hinson will probably start at the quarterback spot, al­ though number two signal caller Billy Lovelace may fin­ ally be ready for action. Lovelace has been sitting out the action all season and is really Itching to see some action. Along the line, although out­ weighed. the Seminoles have some fine players. Chip Craw­ ford and David MacGUlla wlU probably be the starting ends. Tri-capialn Eugene Williams and Wayne Epp* will be it the tackles with Jack Kiam and David McLean at the guards. Tri-captain J. B. Phillips will be over tbe pigskin at center. By United Press Inleraational starts this year but presents UCLA, which is hopiug to »» excIUng team as long as it work its way Iron, the bottom ^** • « Quarter* ' . . ., back. Gross loads all passers up. gets a chsnee to strength-, |# ^ miJor coll#gt r4nkl en Its bid for top national pass completions and be is honors when It plays host to second in total yardage gain­ Colorado State University in ed. Kentucky also has failed to Friday night’s leading college win in three starts, but it has football gam*. In other games involving played all top opponents and major schools Friday, Detroit the Wildcats did hold tough is at bom* to Kentucky and Florida Stale to a scoreless Mississippi Stata takas on lie, Mississippi State, which lost Tulsne at New Orleans. UCLA, unheralded before Us opener tn Florida but came the season started, surprised back to edge Tinneisee, la a a lot of people last week by Tit-point favorite over South­ upsetting Ohio State, tha coun­ eastern Conference rival Tutry’s top-ranked team at the lane, wlnless In thrse starts. time. On three different oc­ What should be three ex­ casions the Bruins stopped the citing gemes will be televleed powerful Buckeyes on tbs one- on ■ regional bail* Saturday. yard line to squetso out a 9-7 In these, top-ranked Texas will meet Oklahoma, thirdvictory. As a result of this upset, rsnked Penn Slate play* Army UCLA catapulted Into eighth and Michigan tanglei with place in the latest rankings arch-rival Michigan State. In other game* Involving the of the United Press Interna­ tional jward of coaches. top 10 teams Saturday, Ala­ Colorado St. U. shouldn’t bama faces Houston, Wash­ provide too stiff a test for ington meets Oregon State, Citation, winner ef the 1918 UCLA, since (he Rams have Arkansas plays Bsylor, Pur­ lost 19 consccutlva games ex­ dy* lakes on Miami of Ohio Kentucky Derby, won 32 of tending over three seasons. and Northwestern is matched 45 lifetime start*, finishing tout ef the money only once. However, the Bruins will get with Mtnneeots. an opportunity to give their new T-formation a solid work­ out and a wtll-gssrod effort by the Californians can boost their national standing. UCLA rates as a prohibitive favorite over the Rams, who have scored just one touch­ down and yielded 87 points while dropping three games Sanford Junior High School I tough Dsylona Beach eleven this season. Detroit has lost its three Heavy Squad downed a here Thursday night with Chuck Scott leading the San­ ford team with a M yard TD in the 13-0 win. Another brilliant run, a 74 yarder by Ricky Walstrom added the other Sanford touchdown. Sanford controlled the ball the larger part of the game and never wae really seriously threatened by the Daytona team. Sanford took the lead early in the game and kept the Daytona squad at close qturters all through the game. Tbe Sanford line was out­ standing in the entire game, giving up only n minimum of yardage to tha visitors in the game. On both offense and defense the line stood out with their fine play. John Cannavina, Mike Oray, Stove Harris, Esrnle Steel*. Mike Fordham, David GoUofeer SANFORD'S Chuck Scott (31) rounds tha corner and runs through tackand tansy Nepper ail bad a lers on !iU wuv to a 96 yard touchdown run in Thtiraday night’e gome band in tbe fine line work. with Daytona Beueh. (Herald Photo) Sanford Junior High Tops Daytona, 13-0 I Lyman Coasts To Easy 20-0 Win Lyman High School’s Paul Blackford, David Halnee, and company rolled far tho fifth straight time Thursday night at tho Greyhounds coasted to an easy M wtn over Florida Air Academy. Lyman’s effonso and de­ fense, although not ns rimrp as usual, eras still quit* ef­ fective againet tho FAA eleven. The lint quarter oI the gam* showed signs of a dose contest with neither team managing t score. In the eecoad period Lyman moved tho ball well but was hurt several time* by penal­ ties. FAA had considerable difficulty moving the bell against the bard-rock Lymoa defense and seldom moved the pigskin out ef their own territory. lymsn’e passing game was quite successful through­ out the evening with quarter­ backs Gene Griffin, tossing for oao TD, aad Freddie Grant hitting on about 30 percent of their passes. When the gun sounded tbe halRIme Intermission neither team had broken tbe scoring Ico and It waa a 00 deadlock at the half. Tbe third quarter started and U was a completely dif­ ferent story. Ljmaa started to look like Its old self and the Greyhounds started to move. After the defense held FAA for no pin then FAA punted. David Haloes took the bell on bis own 25 yen! line and picked his way Browns Favored Over Colts through Uckkrs sad *• tot Lyssa scared tgthi after t quarterback aad sUated off TD glory- A 71 yard petal re- moving the hall deep M e |lha itoa from six yard* set tun had put the 'Hound* la FAA territory. Blackfc;«l to l « across tha goal ltoa tho load bo. I took tho kaadoff torn tho for the aerowd Lyaaa score. HataM ran tha extra patot and Lsmaa tod 13-*. Lyman waa again moving tbe ball wall when quarterik Otm Griffin toaaai a i i to « 4 Jcha Criswell •arrtod tote the aad m m far lha third Lymaa aeora. lha pass play fevered aetna 13 yards. The PAT w u misaad BAS FRANCISCO (U?D— n a n waa a good thaaea, »waver, that tha Beriaa aad Idraaa led 20-0, eadtog Tho Baa Fraaelaco Glaate, 0 * gaatoa acortog. weald be poetpeaed for at counted out " n o n Ubms thaa FAA aarer meved tha ball iat another day becanaa af •ay team hi ha**b*ll his­ rato. The fareeaet freaa tha aay daagar thaa arouad tha tory," aoadod to pick thorn- Weather Bureau said there to Igraua 4* yard atrip*. Flat selves off tho floor oaeo more a M per eeat thane* to rato difaaihf* play eoRtrlbuted to today la the raln-Utnatoaed Friday," with predicted "gale Utto factor aad toe entire sixth gam* of tha World Bar- wtada ef 3B to 43 aflee per let to stay alive sgskut tho heur." Now York Yaakoos. A low preiaure storm te*» mile* west <*» Baa ter 1.00B BAXXBBFIXLD, CsW. — Francisco noted "rapidly (UP!)— Slender Diva HO, outward" aad waa expected to kit the city before game* leadtof tho Bald by a itroka into today** second rouad •( time, the 949,008 Bakersfield Open With tha Yankees leadtof golf tournament, hopes this the serlei, three garnet to top pun* oveat of tho fall Out o< a field of 39 women two, it appeared that the two golfers who teed off Wednes­ scheduled starting pitchers, tour woa't tun into soother day la the Ladies Best Ball Whitey Ford of the Yankees BeatU* far him. Tho IB-yoar-oid long ball of Thres tournament, two and BUly Plsrct of the hitter fired a five under par teams U«d for B«st Bali score Giants, would get another •7 Thuraday •• a galaxy af of «T. day of rest ■tars stayed hot oa his heels. Number one team was com­ Tbe IMS Series, which be­ In the Washington State posed of Ruth Herron (A) Vir­ ginia Shedden, (B) and Es­ gan a day late because af chide four week* ago, Hill sie Batson, (D). Second team tbe Natloael League playoff, waa first round leader with was Jeanne Foulk, (A) Myr­ later waa delayed another a hot B4 but wound up ta a tle Adame, (B) and Clare day when rato washed out tia for 27th. Tuesday'* scheduled fifth Fite. (D). Next Wednesday's play will gem* in New York. Even with another rato- Bavasi Oat? be a point tournament, where­ BAM FRANCISCO (U PI)out, however, this would not to golfers throw out their E. J. (Bussy) Bavasi, ooa of worst three holes and revert be the most rain-plagued ser­ baseball's most sought-after ies ia history. Back to 18U, to par with e full handicap. executives, is seriously con­ Tee-off time will bo from 1:30 when the Gloats played the sidering leaving the Los AnPhiladelphia Athletics, the to 10 a.m. geiea Dodger* to accopt a A Scotch Foursome Mixed scheduled fourth gam* wae lucrative general manager's Two Ball tournament la sched­ rained out sto straight days. Manager Balph Kouk af poiltloa with tho Chicago uled for Oct. 38, with mem­ Cuba. bers ef the Sanford Women's New York w u confidant that Ford would close out tha Ser­ Golf Association inviting a partner from the Mayfair ies In the sixth gam* and Mea'a Golf Asan. to play with clinch the Yankees' 30th IN T W B ClM CVrr COURT OF world championship. them. TWH NINTH JUDICIAL C1R. AI Dark, skipper of tho Gi­ o v r r , IN AND FOR (RMSThe Plnehurat system will NOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA. be used, and ladies are urged ants, w u just as confident CMANCDRY NO. ISOM ■ITT t o n i't t r r TITLS to call and arrange for their that hla team would extend partners early, sign up in lha the Series to its limit of WILLIAM T . LOVELLPlaintiff, pro shop. Tee-off time will be seven game*. Monnis m . ejonLOH. *t * i„ noon. Hard Pressed Giants Hop* T* G«tOff Floor Dove Hill Paces Tourney Two Teams Tie In Tournament Untied Pres* btornatienal The Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Colte, tabbed be­ fore the start of tbe season as leading contenders for the National Football League divi­ sion championships, meet Sunday In a game to deter­ mine which will go oa to ful­ fill that destiny. The Browns, like the Colts, havo been something of a dlipointmrnt thus far, but they are 7-point favorite* to beat Legal Notice Baltimore In this inter divi­ sion battle at Cleveland. Each in tu b c ir c u it count, team has a 2-3 record and v it t ii Ji'Dit'iSL r ia r r ir . IN SND VON SNMIVOI.H the losers' hopes for a divi­ O O P N T T . FLO RIDA. IN sion title will be dimmed con­ C l l ANL'VINT NO. I M I S ' u n i t: o r M I T siderably. W IL F R E D a. s m o iio w h k i Legal Notice isotic w e o n m u* T bs I m i S i f C ia n lr Commlsslunsrs r e*iai**l* Coun­ ty, Florida will receive bids at tits otftss o f Arthur II. Heckwlih, Jr.. Clerk. In ths Courlliuus* at Ssnfor-t. F lo r­ ida up to |:M U. Monday, O ctober IS, ISIS, fsr ths fs ilow ing equlpmenti T*>o (SI. Compact Cars, with suulpmsnt t« most ths fo ltow lse ipeelflcattonsi Four Door it-lsn with Minimum dsssrstlv* style. H seular soils. Autom atic trsnintlsslon, o f typo furnlthsd by manu­ facturer. tn-lln* or V engine, min­ imum I cylinders, liquid cuulod. Minimum or SO* It. p. botw ain (,«** . ! J « ( HP.XI. Ilseu lsr rsiolln*. *7* s II or It minimum Hr* els*. Spar* llr* snd w hssl to b* Included. Aoo**«>rls*t llistsr, Tw* Sun Visors, im tlld* Itssr View Mirror on Driver's Sid*. Turn llfn a l Light*. Hid* must b* acoumpsnllsd by copies o f detailed fss ts rr specifications. ratio**, snd Iscknlcsl d t U covering Items to b* supplied. The equipment suppll*4 shell b* new, -if current manufacture snd shell b* co v ­ ered by stssdard factory war­ ranties. Delivery Sat* must b* «p*. d rie d In the bid snd will bs token Into consideration In a w erdla * o f tbs contract. I-rlco bid shell b< for cash **!• with payment to be made within It days after ew srd e f centrist. Bids ihetl In d o le delivery to Seminole County Itosd De­ portment HSepe, South High­ way 17-11, Sanford. Florida. In Stating bid price eiclud* or Hot eeperetely all Stet* and Federal T n sca Seminal* County w ill furnt-h appro­ priate U s exemption certi­ fie s!* * at time ef purchase. Bid te be encloted In a sealed envelope, sddreoa to Arthur II. Ueekwllb. Jr.. Clerk, end plainly marked en the outside -RID FOR Two <3> COMPACT CARS, opes October IS. 1143." Hide will be opened at IS:*! A. M. or no soon ibereeHer s* Possible, on Tuieday, October 3L 1113, nt s m e d io * to b* held In the County Commieslog Meeting Room In the Couthoue* s t Sanford, Flor­ id*. The right Is reierred t* waive any Irregularities or techttlselltle* Is bide snd to reject any *c nil bids. Hoard o f Count Commis­ sioner* Seminole Coonty, Florida J. C lluttbison, Cbslrmns • p i W . Hush. Jr. Ceuaty Bnglneer Publish o « t . I, tl. IIU . COB-SI nmi Do ro th y tr. axionmrSKI. hi* wilt, Plaintiff*. A. W. SMITH, «t * t . Defendant*. TIIK *T1TW «P F LO RIDA TO i J. D. t>AVI*O.V. also known *• JOHN DEAN DAVISON, nml CAIIHIK *. DAVISON, hla w ife ) J. A. IIKNNKSri C. L llllI T T nml SAHA M. nilITT, hi* w ife: A. TV. SMITH, also k n ow n n* Af.llh.H T W. SMITH: M HR. CATIIKIIINV: H. IIMRNKR. anil each of them. If alive, nml their reape- tlv* unknown spnure* If m arried. amt If i|*a<t. their respective unknow n heir*, de­ vil* * * , grant***. assign***, flenure. creitltare, tru*t**e. snd enr n n j nil person* or isrttee h iv in g or claim ing br. hm ugli. under or s ce ln * t net-1 Defendant, ar Defendant*, er either o f them, snd swelnet any and all persons, natural or artificial. having, purport­ in g te have, o r aU lm lng <* have, any eatste, righ t, title or Interest In ur lien upon he follow in g described tende rin g and being In Seminole County. Florid*, to-w ll* fe ll H I. SSI snd 174. riNKCllKMT. according to the Flat th ereof s* re­ corded In F la t Hook 4. F es* 71. Fublla Rteords o f Seminole C o u n t/. Wf-erIds. YOU AND KACII OF TOU ARK HEREBY NOTIFIED that n suit he* keen brought sgn ln st you In the Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit. In mid for Seminole County. F lo rld i. the abbreviated title o f which I* Chancery No. ILS tf. entitled, W 1LFRKD A. BMOROWSKI snd DOROTHY V. BMDRotVSKI. hie wife, versu s A. W . SMITH. St al­ and you snd each o f you *r* hereby required Is fit* your m o w e r o f other defense to P la in tiffs’ Com plaint with the C lsrk o f the ebov*.entitled Court, end to eerve a copy o f same upon FUtnUffs* a t­ torneys. who** address Is Ed­ w ards Uultdlng, Sanford. Tiertd*. on ar b efore the Ith day o f November. A. D. 114!, s* required by law, sle* « p e ­ ers* Fr* Cenfseeo wilt be en tered e ssln et you and each o f you far the relief prayed In talJ Complaint. T n* nature e f Ihl* suit *r proceeding ts to quiet the title I* the sb ove-d sicrlb ed fan-la In the Plaintiff*. IN WITNESS WHERUUF. I have hereunto eel my hand and affixed this, my offle lsl seal, nt Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, this !n d day tl O ctober, A D. f i l l . (S R A M Arthur If iteekwith, Jr., cle rk o f the Circuit Court tty: Jean K. W ilke. DC. • teustrom. Davis a M eU leek Attorney* nt U * K dw nrdi llu tld inf Fast O ffice Bax f i t Sanford. M erida Publish Oct. I, II, II. ||. CDJS-Jt Legal Notice Legal Notice in t u b c tB o r r r r s t a r o r THB NINTH JUDICIAL O N CHIT, IN AND FOR SEMI* AIH.R r o r N T T , FLORIDA. IN (H AN CKBT NO. 1*1*4 NUTICM TO APPWAR ta r PUBLICATION! SUFFOLK COUNTY FED KRAI. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. t Called Stale* eorporalton. Plaintiff. JOHNNY SHIRLEY wife, C. r. HtlOOIN* HUGGINS, snd hla Defendants. TOi JOIIIINT C. HthMINS fResilience Unknown) M llllI.E Y r . HL'CKIINS. hi* wlf# (lleild en c* Unknown) and Each end nil unknown »e r•one, perils* and defendants who claim by, through, under or against Ih* af<ir**el.| JOHNNY C. H UfiaiM e and s iu n i.H T r . m r o a iN s , hi* wife, whether se spouses, hslrs, de­ visees. grantee*. assign***, lienor*, creditor!, trustees t r otherwise, a* ta each and all of whom resident* Is un­ known and Each and all unknown Pers­ ians, parties and dsfsndsnts, *• te each snd all o f wham reddens* la unknown, hav­ ing er i-UlBiIng to have any right, title or Interest In or te the fallow ing described pro­ perty. whleh I* the subjeet m ailer o f the above-styled ciuee, vie.: Let I. BEAR LAKH HILL*, according te the Flet thereof, s i recorded In l-tst Hook It, Pag* IT ef Ih* 1'ublto Record* e f Semlnul* County, Florldet together w ith) Tw* IS) Kieetrend Heat­ er* Modal lle -U Including the building snd sppurtenencti legated thereen, end together with Ih* furniture, furnishing*, and fixture* situate therein, *nd loomed thereon. YOU, AND MACH OF TOU, tr* hereby notified that a Complaint has been filed by the above-nam ed Flalnllrt against you end eesh *1 you lo (ereelee* s m ortgage on the ebovs-deei-rlbed properly In ih* a have-eirltd gnus* gad you end each ot you sr* here­ by required te fli* en ASewer or ether Pleading responsive thereto with the Clerk *( the sbove-en illled Circuit Court end to serve • copy e f eueh Answer er other responsive Pleading upon the Plaintiff-* Atterner*. Cturehen eng Caurebon. I ll* Uleesyn* Boulsyard. Miami, Florida, *n or btfer* ih* ttth day o f Nov­ ember t i l l : otherw ise Ih* allegation* o f ssld Complaint will be taken •* confessed by SOUDONE AND ORDUIIKD nt tb* Heuilnole County Court­ house. Sanford, Florida Ibla Itth day o f September, t i l l . (SJ4AL) Arthur II. Ueckwlth. Jr, Clerk o f the nbeve-sntitled Clreult Court ■yi Mirths T. Vlhlss Deputy Clerk Fubllsh Sept, t l * II. I I I L ’r CDA-TI Dsfsndsnt*. N ortcH o f a v r r MORRIS M. SJOULOM. OsetastS, and the unknown heirs, devise#*, legatees, gran­ ts**, creditors, assigns**, or ethsr perrons claim ing by, through, under o r sgnlnst ths Slid MORRIS M. tUlHlLOM. deceased: OLADTN LOUISE aJOBLOM FA11LB and UKORON FAULK, her husband. If alive, snd If dead, their un­ known heirs, dsvlssec. legs* tee*, and grantees) CHARl-OTTK MARIK HJUIILOM HKLLKRH and JAMBS HKLLERS, her hueband. If alive, nud If dead, their unknown hstre, device**, legatee*, and rsn teei: HKLKN PAULINE iJDRLDM P A D I L L A and FRANK PADILLA, her hueband, If alive, end If dead, their unknown heirs, devisees, fegstsee, snd (ra n ts**; MORRIB MORGAN HJOIIIA)M, JR. and VIRUINfA BJOIIUIM. hi* w ife. If alive and If dead, their unknvwn heirs, devise**, tsgstss*. and grnntsse; And sit psrsees snd parties claiming any Interest by. Ihreugh, under e r sgnlnst any e f the above known er un­ known peril** snd ALL PERBUNS HAVING OR CLAIM­ ING AND INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY IIHItMIM DKSrRIIIEII IIHLOW. TilW ITt Ths North ti * f the SEti e f Ih* NHli and that pertlnn o f the North u of the I W U e f the NK14 t r ­ in e Meat af the Lungwaod-LeU* Mery Rend In •estlen 17. Township SI South, flange SI Reel, ■sm lnels County. Florida, senialning 14.1 scree mere er lea*. The name e f ih* Ceurl In whioh suit ha* been Instituted I* the t’ lreutt Court e f the Ninth Judicial circu it, in end fo r Hemlnol* County. Florid*. The abbreviated till* tl the tee* I* W illiam V . Lerelt. plaintiff, versus Merrl* M. •)abl»m. st *1, dsfsndsnts. Ths description of tha real property Involved Is ns set furth eb#v*. You snd each t f you Sr* hereby notified that suit te rem ove cluude from snd te quiet snd confirm Ih* title te the tb e v * described has been brousht againet you In the sh ore styled eauee by the plain tiff designated here­ in. end you sr* hereby re ­ quired to Ills your answer or other defensive pleadings with Ih* Cterk e f the Court, end serve e cupy thereof upon Beeeotl and Tuck, attorneys fo r plaintiff. T Meltlend P in . •n. Maitland. Florida, en or before the 14th dey af N ov­ ember, t i l l . If you fell I* do *• * Deere# Fro Confess# w ill bo e n u re d against you f* r the relief demanded ia Ih* Complaint. WITNESS my bend and ths eeel e f the said Court In Ian* ford. Seminole County. H o c id*, thl* tlth day e f October, till. rat 0 «L I, II, Lyaaa lia* 4J4 •• job ia the Drier linemen Mervta Petlows, Rickie McCaaaa, Saa> aU Ptittor aai BIB T m k all Old their sham to hMg the FAA Lcgol N otict IN TWH CtRCTTP COURT OF THE NtNTW JTBICfAL ctR* errr, n an d — NOLH COUNTY, IN CHANCWRY NR. FRANK and H* t \k A. TAYLO R MAItT ANNA TATLOR, hi* wir# end ROY R. BROWN and EL*IX MAR BROWN. Me wife PtelnUffs -vs* CHERRT mtiL DEVELOPBRA INC, a Florid* terser* ■lion, ROYAL FLAGO JONAR IS. dividual!/ snd se Trust** snd BARBARA JONA*. hie wife. MKRBDtTH MANOR YJTILt* TIB * CORPORATION, • Flor­ id* eorporstlen, MASONRY CONBOLIDATRD, HOLLOWAY O O N C R R T N PRODUCTH CO, INC F. L ADKINS, dbu ADKINl WELDING BIIOP, MEADOW* *OUTHBRN CON­ STRUCTION COMPANY. WILUAM A. LNFFLRN, JR. and WIIXIAM BUSIL JR , deist business under the ourtnership ef LRFFLBR A BUSH NNGINRKIUL K. L BLIEXARD and ALSU C. BLtZXARD. hte Wife C H E R R Y BROADCAVnVD CO. Defendant*. NOTICE OF SALM Take notice that L the underelsned, A R T H U R IL heckvyjth, JR, Clark ef the above entitled Court, will offer for esle and sell st the Front Doer ef the Semi­ nole Ceuntr Court Hess* •saferd, Flerlds, at ths hear •f 11:40 A. M. o'clock. *r *■ ■sen thereafter ns la arseUsable, nn Ih* Itnd day at October. A.D. 1WI. the fellowIng described real proper*/ located tn the County ef ■emlnele, State ef Flerldu, tewltt A L L O F MRRBDtm MANOR, CHERRT UtLL SECTION, neeerdtur lo the plat thereof a* re•erd*d_ In Plat Beok ^ p * s * 41. Publl* R ecerde Sem lsol* County, Plerli orid*. tees Lets 1, l and I s ] Dloak C, but Ineludlng si* ■et that port ef Let • ef B I • * k to MBRRDtTH MANOR, CHANNEL INCTION, deeerdfUdf lu the pint thereof se r*«erd* *d In FUl Seek *. pete f, Publl* neeerds ef lentl* nol* County, Florida, North et the Easterly et* tension ef the South Use ef Let t. l l e e k f , MEREDITH MA NOR , CHRRRY HILL BNCT10N. snd lying West of. the West water line of Suite Channel *s new existing end eenatrueled and ale* all *f MMRXDITH MAN. on. BOULEVARD BBC* TION, WE*T. ueeerdlnf te tb* plat thereof *■ re* sord id In Flat R eek I. peg* TS. Fublle R ecords e t Seminole County. Flerldu, and also! llou lhU o f Ih* NBU o f Ih* NUU e f BVF U and lb* EH t f the I f f •I o f the N E 'i o f S W tl snd all that part e f tha RH o f the BRi* at * W ti not Included In f l a t e t Meredith Manor, ch e rry Hill Hectton a* recorded In Flat Hook I, page 41, end Meredith M anor Bou­ levard Section W est. ** recorded ln Plat Baak I. peg* Tl. all In th* Publl* Record* ol Seminal* Coun­ ty, Florida) ILEUS th* to II and LEHH th* W, tl the to I I f t e f th* N. I l l f t o f Ih* *<4 e f ih* MRU e f *EM -e t ■ W t l) sit la le a tlo n 4. Tow nship I t flouth. Rang* I I Beet. aka Urantier H all Estate* lees: loits i th rou ght • and Lots IT through II end 31 and 31. B lock Al Lots I through 13. Btoek II; t-eU II Ihreugh IL Rlack D| Lai* t l Ihreagh 1* nnd Lot* II through II, W eek D; all In llrani* ley IU1I Estate* aceerdIng I* the plat th ereof aa recorded la Plat Uaeb tl, p e g s Id, Public n ecord* e f iem ln st* County, F lor­ id*. said sal* to be mad* pursuant to final decree e f foreclosure and nulst till* entered In the above entitled enue* entitled: FRANK A. TAT LO R and MARY ANNA TAYLO R, hi* w ife, aad ROT to BROWN and ELMIK MAE B tOWN. hla w ife, Plaintiffs, -v s - CHBRe n r iltL L DKVBLOPR1UI. IN C, a Florida corporation. ROYAL PLAOG JONA*. Individually and t* Trust**. ,n d BAR* VARA JONAS. hla w ife, MEREDITH MANOR UTILI­ TIES CORPORATION, a F lo rIda carperatlen. MASONRY CONSOLIDATED. HOLLOW A Y CONCRETE PRODUCT* o a . IN C, F. I- ADKINS dbu ADKINS WKLDINO SID'F, MEADOWS SOtITMEnN CON* BTRUCTION COMPANY. WlU 7,1 AXI A LEFFLER. J to and WILLIAM UCSH. JR-, dola g huelnete under Ih* partner­ ship asm s o l L E F F L E R A BUSH ENGINEERS, K. U ULtXZAHD and ALMA 0. ULIXSARD. hi* w ife, CH ER­ RY BROADCAST) MO C O , Befendante, being dock et num­ ber Chaneery I I I I I . filed la th* Circuit Court, la and Fer gemlnel* Ceuaty, F lo rid a ; th* term* e f said sale te he seek and t* aatlify said final de­ cree entered In said cau l* under date * f the tih day e f (•BALI Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , Oiiluber. A. D. IH L Cterk (SKAl-> Arthur II. Beckw ith, Jr. U r■ M argaret E. Tyre D e p ity Clerk Clerk Harlan Tuck o f the firm et By: Jeaa E. W ilk e B eeiett end Tuck Deputy Clerk 7 Meltlend Flee* Frank A- Tarter Attarapy fer P lain tiff* Msltleud. Flerldu Attorney* for F U lstlff ltd .North Mean ell* Avenue Publish OcU It. t l II » Nov. orlaude, Florida. Fubileh D eleter 13. t i n I, 1443. CD W et cou-ia ft. ft. *r *l L rn ** ■ 9 it f • �Friends Honor Mrs usiness Session Mrs. RUly Wynw, as the F1Msteees; Mr. and Mrs. f t * Bed, as Daisy Mae and Lit Abner; Mr. and Mrs. Daa MeCahOt as Maonbesm MeSwiss and Tiny; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dennison as Terry Lae and Tin Dragon Lady; Mrs. Banks Golden and J. L. HutIon as Stella sad Smiling iaek. Gamas ware flayed, M o d Mg a fashion show, Maturing costumes ef the guests and the evening ellmssad with dancing under th e stars. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Blythe, Mrs. Jerry MeCsbe, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamner and Mr. snd Mrs Gil Daigle. HOSTESSES fo r the stork shower honoring Mrs. Gladys Stergos, in Oviedo, are le ft to right, Mrs. Lonnie Alexander, Mrs. Jerry A rndt and Mra. Stotta Riggins. (Herald Photo) n ip p y d ip Delectable tuna la vege­ table oil comes to the party u a flavorful dip for chips, crackers, or Melba toast Combine two 6V4 or 7-ounce cans tuna in vegetable oil, 1 pint commercial sour cream, one m-ounce package de­ hydrated onion soup mix, and 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce. Mix well and chill. Makes 3tt cups. Club Department Plans Program Wednesday Mrs. Corden THE EPISCOPAL CHUHCHVVOMEN o f Holy Cross held their fall lunch­ eon meeting with Fr. W alter Peterson o f SL Bnrbnbas Church in DeLnnd as guest speaker. L eft to rig h t are Mrs. Tom McDonald, program chair­ man; Mrs. Richard Dens, president, and M n . Henry Tamm, treasurer. Back row, Fr. John Thomas, rector o f the local church; F r. Peterson and Fr. John G riffith, o f Holy Cross. A H AY RIDE in the bock o f a Jeep was the "old-fashioned-modern” mods o f transportation that took these nix young friends on a beach party, reentiy. Karen Stowoll'a 11th birthday wus the occasion, and after fun at tha beach, the group returned to Karen’ s home in Geneva for cake and ice cream and the opening o f gifts. From left are Lucille Blauier, Fatty Johnson, Karen Stowall. Kathy Stewart, Olivia Mathleux and Judy Kinalard. (Herald Photo) Grace WSCS Hears Program On U.N. Tha WSCS of Orice Method­ ist Church held tha monthly business and program meet­ ing in Fellowship Hall. It waa reported that four mem­ bers attended tha seminar in Ormond Beach, The Joy Circle la planting shrubbery around the church and anyone who desires may contribute suitable plants for the project. Members voted to accept tho Invitation of the First Methodist WSCS to meat with them and Ebenezer mem­ ber* on Nov. S. Mri. J. Hydcr and Mrs. Ruben Bennett will bo in chargo of tho spe­ cial music for this event. Mrs. Karl Fehd rt ported on tho chUdren'i work and asked for volunteers for Oct. SL to take the children col­ lecting for UNICEF. Mrs. J. M. Leonard announced that M odel Meeting Program H eld Board Meeting Mrs. Clifford Corden was hostess for tbs sxeeutlve beard meeting ef the Lake Mary Woman's Club at her home in Lake Mary. Mrs. Leonard, president, Anna Miller presided and Mrs. 01an Bootwell gave n report on the Circle Holds book drive. She stated that they are still short of the of 1000 books. The club usiness Session goal, la sponsoring this drive end Two vacancies were filled will accept books or money at the regular monthly meet­ far books to stock the library ing of the Anna Miller Circle. sbelvss at the Lake Mary Mn. Christine Blankenship Elementary School. Mn. Robert Martin gave an appointed Mn. Wade Snyder, vice president and Mrs. Irens Interesting report on the coovent Ion of the Florid* Federa* Kent as lalioo officer. It was decided to sponsor tlon, which she attended re­ Ibe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cently. She brought back James Hoolehan Jr., In a loest many pamphlets for the chair­ baby contest. Final plans wen men of the various commit­ made for a rummage salt tees. Mrs. Corden, chairman of Oct. 26 and 27. Anyone havlog used clothing or household the sliver tea to be given at Items Is asked to call FA t the Chamber of Commerct 7910 or FA 2-2470. Arrange­ building In Lake Mary, Nov. ments will be msde to pick «, reported on the progress of the various groups working them up. Proceeds from the sale will on the project. It w u tnounced that a benefit the Harry Anna Home for crippled children. Mem­ Christmas dlnoer-dsncs for bers set Dec. 11 as the data club members snd their for their annual Christmas guests will be held on Dec. U. Eastern Star Holds Draping Ceremonies Thirty .four members and visltora wltneaaed altar drap­ ing coremonlea recently at Semlnola Chapter No. 2, Or­ der of Eastern Star, for de­ ceased Past Grand Matron of Grand Chapter of Florida, Emily Jefferies. Mrs. Jtil­ eries had been a member of Eastern Star for over 70 years. Chapter Charter waa also draped in memory of Mra, WV. Bitting, another deceased member. First-time visitor was Mrs. Bertha Burger of Irvington Chapter 44, Irvington. N, J. It waa announced that pro­ ficiency testa would bo held Nov. 11 In Daytona Beach at 1 p.m. Birthday honorcas w a re Mra. J. II. BUbrey. Mrs. C. B. Cole, Mra. J. J. Nicholson Jr., Mrs. R. T. Humphrey, Mra. J. E. Blackman, Mrs. E. V. Thompson and Mrs. Mary Kohler. Hosts for the evening, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Paurifoy, served cookies and coffee to members and guests during the social hour. The room* been mailed to tha various were decorated with floral ar­ rangements in fall colors of cWie organization* wlUl {ltion* for entries In lb. third bronze, yellow and orange. annual baby of the year coocon|#it wm get unTHE MOST ,jer wa, next month. COMPLETE Richard, of Richard's Hair Styling Salon, presented an Interesting program on hair styling using a model, Mrs. Robert Diehl. He showed many different ityles, followed by a question and ansIN TUB COUNTY wer period, During tho social hour refreshmenta were served to Wieboldt’s the members and guests pres210 8. Pork A vf. ant by the hoetsaaea. Quiet Day Is scheduled for Oct. 23 at 10:30 a.m. It will last for ono hour. Plans were discussed for tha 10 cents a spoon dinner to be served by the WSCS this Saturday starting at 3:30 p.m. A toy parly was held recently and another ona la planned later. Mrs. Harry Klay, new soc­ ial chairman, urged all mombers to vote. Mrs. Scotty Hamesslcy, vice president, presented a program on the United Nallonj. She waa as­ sisted by Mrs. Fehd, Mrs. Russell Kitner and Mrs. Roy Wall. Mrs. Otis Taylor and Mra. Charles Rankin, hostesses, served refreshments from a table decorated with flowers In a stump, similar to the room set aside for meditation in tha UN building. Hostess For Circle members and their huabands will meet Monday for a covered dish supper at Church Calendar MONDAY Women of the First Pres­ byterian Church prayer band meet at 9:43 a.m. Tho gen­ eral moating la scheduled for 10 a.m. Ftancra Horton Circle of First Baptist Church meets at ■ p.m. at tha homa of Mrs. W. A. Cagle. By Zeta X i Chapter Members The model meeting of the Zeta XI Chapter of Beta Sisms Phi, sorority, was held at Ur. the Wynnewood home of Mr . Richard Butler with Mr*. Jo* Corloy Jr., as co-hostess. Rushes* welcomed to tho meeting were Mrs. S. O. Dorminey. Mr*. Eralo Morris and Mra. Phillip Boyd. Mrs. Phillip R. Bach, director, presented the purpose and scope of Beta Sigma Phi and tha qualifications of mambershlp. Ways and means chairman, Mra. Gary Hudgins, greeted that loiters have The Civic Department of the Sanford Woman's Club will bold the first meeting of the season Wednesday at the club Msmben will fold TB seals from 10 a.m. to noon, wnen a covered dish luncheon will ho served. Following th e luncheon, Mn. Troy Ray Sr. will pre­ sent a program on public welfare and community prob- OVER 35 YE A R S at r im s it Palmetto (Ateeg Side P m Offteo) Station Wives Enjoy Luncheon Meeting Members of the Sanford Naval Air Station Officers' Wives Club met recently for a uncheon In tha Tree Top Room of the Hotel Langford in Winter Park. Carl Buchanan, Winter Park Chief of Police, was the guest speaker for the day. Pall leaves and golden pine cones graced the tables. De­ corations were In chargo of tha co-hostesses, Mra. Tbomia Paddea a n d Mrs. Rrmcl GORDON S T A N L E Y , M . D . AND V A N N PARKER, M. D. BARBARA ANNOUNCE THE ASSOCIATION OP Local Events K E N N E T H E . PEIRCE, M . D, Tha Past Matrons Club, Or­ der of Eastern Star, meets at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. L. T. Sheppard, 2340 Sanford Ave. During the business session, the Sanford-DeBary Entertain­ ment Association was discus­ sed and several members pur­ chased tlckats for tha con- *Jew Arrivals Egg Carrier Ur. and Mrs. Alvin HUtell Carry herd - cooked ogge Jr., 2304 Poinaettla Ave., an­ nounce the birth of a 7 lb. to tha plenle In an egg carton 9 os. daughter, Oct. >, at to keep them from smashing. Seminole Memorial Hospital. They have chosen the name Melanie Lynn, for the new arrival, who was welcomed home by two brothers, Mlchatl, six, and four-year-old Mark. Mataraal grandparents are f r o m ----Mr. and Mra. Herman Har­ Year Dowatowa Florist riett, K31 Laurel Ave. This SANFORD is the Brat girl born in tha FLOW ER SHOP Harriett family for IS years. Paternal grandparents are Cev. B. let A Sanford Ave. FA 2-1452 Mr. and Mri. Alvin Hlttall Sr., FA 1-1822 of Lake Monroe. TUESDAY The Fidelia Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the homo of Mrs. W. T. Cavanaugh, 1401 Wynnewood Ave., with group one as hostess. The Homemaker* Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church will meat at i p.m. at tho home of tho president, Mrs. W. W. Horae, 1301 Valen­ cia SL Installation of officers will be held. The Capri W ill Be Party Headquarters For A ll W itches And Goblins Halloween N igh t W ednesday, O c t 31 Maks r — rvatloms for your party now! COSTUME PRIZES M ANY SURPRISES MUSIC BY THE POPULAIRES F L O R ID A F L O R ID A S M IL E t Phone FA 2-1251 I thought he was eraiy too, until he mentioned STENSTROM R E A LTY fo r their HOME. Refreshments of assorted sandwiches, tup cakes, nuts, mints tod iced tea wen •erred to the guests. Others attending wen Mrs. Roy and 0. W. Alford, mother and grandmother of the hoooree, and a sister, Miss Jeanak Al­ ford. Also Mrs. Douglas Arte, Miss Ruth Datidsoa, Mrs. Mae Xing, Mn. E. G. Cross, Mn. Arthur Reynolds, Miss Carol Rook, and Mrs. Edward Resell. W. Scott Burns, Mgr, IN THE PRACTICE OP PEDIATRICS OCTOBER TENTH, IMS AT >09 EAST SECOND STREET SANFORD. FLORIDA �Fri. O c t OsUJlA flb b if S S C A B A S B Y : W hat do you do with « husband w ho refuse* to lUttft to ftaaoflT D od «nd I hftv# *s£ avb TO THE HOUSS DEAR TOO: He asked fo r your opinion and you gave it to him. Don’t avoid this couple. And don’t apologize unless one o f them brings It up. Forget the Incident and per. haps he will. e e • S C A B S L A V E : Y ou nsec help than I can fh rt you. I f you have friends who have done what you would like to do. enlist their help In lellin f jr o u r husband on the idaa. R evs them Invite you to their new. compact quarters and let your hue. bend see fo r him self how uneom. ptleated and carefree life can be in a emeflaf iova^teat CONFIDENTIAL TO " A MAN WHO W EARS THE PANTS IN HIS FAM ILY” : I thought the man In the fam ily was 8 UPPOSED to wear the pants! What’s all the shouting about? When a man feels that he has to erow about "wearing the panta” In his family, you usually have to look under hie apron to find them. DEAR A B B Y :1 I f n mi man comet to work looking seedy— I mean with buttons missing, unpress saed trousers u— d ushoes shii 'y " 7i « that — ' need shining, who«e fault Is ItT MAGGIE jacaby OnAhidqst tees free f! •ATI •Atqe gxt esie I™ ■ A ir 9 ) Alfa V A 9 1 III ♦ Qioe h i • A S It AAQ V fs e ea ten e tie Both vuhMrsblo Kertft If Walter had laid oaly one Pan 1A diamond te the opening dub Pan t».T . IN.T. Paaa Pm* hid the ehaaces are that fame would M m hare beta btd, tad if We*t bad opened I made a normal opening lead a heart game would n«v«r of the fire of ipade*. bad b*ea made, but Weft East played tho jack and U/m J.he Middle age la uid te begin it age M and to end at age SO. The figure* are arbitrary. You're actually middle-age when— Tbs ytuag thlsk you are old aad the old regard you as still young. You tarry on a convert*Boa with your dance partner, fialas tlerla try to tell you ebtkas by catling them "youthful" and you are rtill Legal Notice M fica row area Th# Bear* ef Calmly C»mmlStleacM ef Seeilaele Coun­ ty, PtofUe *111 receive bide at the office et Arthur If. fttekwllk. Jr.. Cterk. la the Cegrihouie at Baaferd. Flor­ ida a* I* I)** S M. Monday. Deiebar If. tflf. fer Ike folUwtn# rielymenti One it) Molar (Jradtr with fullr • eneloee.l etael cab. firtfir ta be analysed aad meat Ike following •yecifleatieas: I cylinder, e arete dleeal engine, minimum 10# II P. will bear aieier. alaairlo etarier, and eala tap on •task Minimum weight file# ika. with ti.ee s te • te Ply liras front and rear. Leaning frnnl wheel.. br4ra«ll#al>r*baaatfd mSeh•aleat marine. It feat meldboard. me<-hsaleally aantrailel. with brdrsuila sklft. Caaetaal-aiaih tranemle•loa with t er more furwar* aaeada and I ar mar* tevart* aaaed*. Twfatr * four (14) month uaceafllleaal guarantee oa master alutek. Prlea kid shall be for the Item eomplsta aad delivered la the Caentr Mead Departmint and aheuld eseluda or Met separately all autt and Paderal Tasea aad altaraata ar oatioaal itama offered. De­ livery deta meet ba sysetftad eat will be considered In awardlnc the contract, aid mast ba accompanied br datailed faatarr anOalflsatlana. ratines end technical data a|*Y»S t»e ttema ta ba eap* Price bid abatl ba far each tala wttb payment ta be mads wttbla lo dare attar award of aontraat. Bid ta ba aaeleeed la • eaalsd ensatep* plalnla* marked *a the aatetde, "BID POR MOTOR ORAbBIl. open October It, tie:." Bide will ba opened at tfitf A. U. ar ae toon thsraaftar an paaalble. ea Tusaday. Outabar ft. tiff, at a meeting ta ba held In the County Cemailtalon Heating Ream la the Caarthauea at Saaford. Florid*. The slfht la roaerved to waive aay Irraealarltlaa ar tochaleamiee la Ytde. aad ta reject anr er all bid*. Beard of County camralaelaaerp „ aamlaeta Ceuaty, Florida J. C. Hutehieea, eastern** Byi W. Bush. Jr sunty Ka|lnser blit* Oet TeL t. if. ties. •••la * the average declarer would hava won with the queen, cashed four club* and the ace of diamond* and tried the dlamood fin****. Wert would win with the queen and lead • bean, whereupon the aver­ age declarer would complain about hi* luck aad deal the Mat hand. Walter had a better Idea lie won with the ace, not the queen. He led a diamond to dummy's ace, relumed a dia­ mond and finessed the jack. West was la with the queen and at this point the defense could caah four apadea and five hearts, but West wasn't using mirrors. lie led the I ftur of apadetl This gave Walter 10 tricks. |game and rubber. d*Ylri*lSr. ANNE BANCROFT trite to phratcofly dlMipUne Patty Duke in the prtsene# o f Viator J o fy , Iftfa Swenson and Andrew Print. "Tha Miracle Work­ er.” film veriioh o f the famoue Broadway play, open* Sunday at the Ritz Theatre throttfh Unit* ed Artist* rel«a*e. Broadway Hit Set For Rifz adaptation. Arthur Peoa dir­ ected end Fred We w u the producer. Filmed la Hew York i r t oa lectttea ia N#w Jersey, when • 19th ceitury verikm of th* letter heme was found, "Th# MIrtete Worker" Is bated on lb* stery of Aftale SuiUvaa'* dedicated ef­ forts to h#tp youag Helen Keller emerge from • sightten and soundless world. Jory portrays Captain Kslter. Miss SweftMft U so as Mrs. Keller, PriM M Helen's half-brother James, and Mils Comegya portrays Aunt Er. .V C i Legal Notice You don't think people should bo foreed to retire at «. You frequently point out, as you lean back In your easy chair, how much better you can tee the plays whan you watch a football game on television than when you sit in the stadium. You know the number of eateries In all your favorite foods. You dislike aad movies or movies with a message. You avoid mentioning dates you know would date you, such as th* year you finish­ ed collage. You are Immensely flatter­ ed when someone aasumes you are younger than you are and feel no compulsion to correct the Impression. n rr r r io c a rawii MOTION la hereby gisen that Legal Notice f am sne*S*<1 In business at Maitland. IT*., ■•lalnnla Cnua* tr> Florida, under the flail- IT T ill! C IB C r r t rO E B T IT Haas aama of, HfCKORT ATO roes BSUMWOLH r o t's . llbl.'BR. and that I Intend TV . FLORIDA SO. Isees I* register said name with Iba TIIH k t l T t l t t , IIKNKF1T Clash sf the Circuit Court, t i t m IRBUltARCB COM­ sent Inale Counts. Florida, In PANY, a Now Jsra»jr corp oraaccordance with lb* provl- lion, •laaa of the fictitious Memo pla in tiff, Statutes, to*wit! gssllon ISMS va. Florida Statutes lifT. irrnnnnr miller *t *t. •Igr Mildred Call Calaman Dsfan.tants. Publlah Oct. I. II. 14. 14, 14ft. T onrn o r arrr CDS-S4 thr *t « tm nr rLOHina fa the rears sf lb* Canary Judge, gsmlnele Canals, Flor­ ida, la Probate, la tai Kafata sf MATTIU HOOD IIORNB Psora iff. Ta AR Creditor* aad Paraoaa IIarias Claims as Drmaada Agataaa Bale Batami Tau and sirt, of you art hereby notified and required to present any claims and de­ mand! which you. or either of you. may hare against the estate at MATTIB HOOD HORNE, deceased, lata of a*ld County, to the County Jude* of lamlnota County, Florida, at hi* of flea la th* court house of said County at Manford, Florida, wllbta sis cal­ endar montl»a from tha lima sf tha first publication of this notice. Two capias of sack claim ar daaiand abatl b* la writing, and shall atata th* plac* of rsaldaur* and past office address uf th# claimant, and aboil ba swore to by th* claimant, hta agent. #f attorney aad accompanied by a filing fa* of ua* dollar and auab claim or demand not ao filed .hall b* cold. W. Wilson Horns A* administrator at ta* Katal* af MATTIE HOOD HOItNE, dscaasad llaaatrom. Dacia A McIntosh Attorneys fur Administrate* Post Of ft** Drawer 1*1 •aafard. Florida Publish gapL II A 0<L I. tl. 1*. tell CDA-II •:M ID woatat# *a« #;#• It) Today ) CartaaVtlls LAlaa#___ liM l l ’ juoak k Ldlana thaw marlcaa Ulttery 11:11 It) NCAA Fsatball — Fata Data at Army 7 THE SENSATIONAL new acting discovery. 8u« Lyon, ait she appears in the title role o f "Lolita.” AMu starred nfe Jntne* Mason, Shelley Winter* and Peter Seller*, ns Quilty. Produced by James li. Hurri* and directed by Stanley Kubrick, "Lolita” in presented by Metro-Goldwyn-Mftyer in Mftociation with Seven Art* Production#. Kubrick also alrscted last ytar's epic production of "flpartacui." Tha ether feature on the program is "flex Klttan does To College" with Mamlo Van Doran. Both films will play through Tueiday. On Wednesday and Thun day, "Separate Tables" and "Elmer Gantry" will be shown. A triple feature program is scheduled for Friday and flat urday. Tha three films ar# "Follow That Dream." "King Of The Roaring lo'i" and "Santiago" with Alan Ladd, claimed films as 'The Kill Undsr and by virtu* s f au­ thority In nia vastad as th* Mayor o f th* City a f Banford. Florida, I horoby eall a Municipal Oanaral Eisatlnn In ba bald throughout th* City a f Sanford. Florida, oa tb* Sth day o f Nuvambar, t lt t , for tho alactlun o f two City C om tnlialonrr* aach for a farm o f offtc* a f thro* yaara. Maid alartlon ahall b* bald at tha prop ar praclnct polling pfaco* In conform ity with lb* com bined ragtatrttlon under Ramlnol* County Itoglitratlon offl'-a r and th* laws and ardlnanca* ralxtlng to elections a* now In f o r r a In told City. Tb* p oll■ will ba opened at T:«* o'clock A M. Enatorn Standard Tima, and will slot* at T:oo o'clock I*. M. on said dal*. I hereby appoint I’ otar Ba­ ku r, Howard Cushing, T. J. Damtra, T. V. Farmer, Mra. T. (1. Albert. Ralph fam ing, and Ur*. F. K. Roumlllat, Jr., at Clark*, and Mra Jubn MeCloakry. Mr*. Uamla llarrl•on. M ra Mary tl. Hollar, W il­ liam o . Tanner. M ra Lurlll* Klruhhuff. Mrs. U da Stln*. Mra. D. I*, t-atiler, Mra W il­ liam tlraoay, Mrs. J. Q. Halloway. Anaon Htuffar, Mra. Alice tfordaraa, E. IL Ladack*. Mra. Ann Cowan a n l W. A. Lu-lwlg as laapautar* St salil alsotloli. IN W ITNK** WIIEltEOF, t have haraunlo i l l my bant as Mayor o f Iba City af San­ ford. Florida, and have caus­ ed to b* afflaad hereto tbo seal o f raid City on Ihla Srd day o f October, 1SS1. J. II. Crappi A* Mayor of th* City af Sanford. Florida A tta in II. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clark Futillsti tx-t. I. IS, 1*. S* A Twi llarbarl Millar, It* Kaat Vlalory Drive, Pivannah. (laorata llllll* Millar, tin Katf Vlofory Drlva, ■avannab, (ISorela. Ton ar* haroby aotlfla-l Ibat a suit has boon fll*<l against yon In tbs above antltlaO causa, amt that you ar* raqulrail tu fll* jruur answar with lb * Clark af this Caert anJ to sarv* a copy Ibaraof upon tb* plaintiff or ptantlffa attnrnavs. wbn>* narna and mfilraa* Is Jannlng*. Watts, Clarks, and Ifamlltun. 114* Barnatt National Hank BtilMIng. Jarksnnvltt* I, r in r . Ills, nut latsr than Novamkar 12. 1442. If you fall to <t<> ■o a dacra* pro coofuasu w ill b* tutors J against yuu fur tb* relief demanded In tb* eom plalnt. This suit Is to fo re ­ close a m ortaaa*. Tb* raal property procsailsd against 1st . Lut It. lilouls U. MU.NLAND EUTATKH, a sub­ division according to n plat thereof, recorded In Flat Book II, pa*** 1* fa t f of tb* public re­ cords o f gsmlnula County, Florida. WTNEBS my kaad and tbo asal o f said Court at tfanfurd. Florida, this l*t> day of gaptambar. H i t tSEAL) Arthur H. Rackwltb. Jr.. Clark of th* Circuit Court Hy: Martha T, Vlhlan Deputy Clark Fubllsb napL 21 A OcL I, 12, Nov. 2. IS. 2**2. COB-11 CDA-f* , 1442. ID Amt^Mh M* t .t l IB) Bsrras Harm t i lt It) Mtotr* R itiys •t) B i t * e f Right (I ) Discovery **1 t i l l (4) American NeweaUd# t») c e d e Walt D ll II) RBC Ravr# Ills IP) tofWS PUybouae OftacS# •haw tl) Ernie r*r# . ill## U) P*U ft o lii (f) Taira For A #•■• (9) Coasaatratlaa Liras •:I9 tl) almanas •il* (I) Weather Shew (I) Update MONDAY F. M. till# (9) Ts«r First tmprde Tetsl underground d*v#tepmeat at lateralttecal Mtelm •l'l •peratiai mla## ta OoUro tlill (•) aerrp Rsaaun#r te and Naftlteba rta#h#d tet miles ta early 1DM (9) cawouftng# II) Jtoarah Mr Tamarrow to tha distaac* fey tl) THth ar Coasotween Tnruftta, OoUrte, M i Midi (I)lUSfiuag ____Light Wsihlngten, D. C. <)) All-liar IBaasball lDIt II) fho*Mid-t0*9 R*9#H Nsw# 11:11 If) MBo R owl Mnito DM (9) Magic *f m <9)J lMl#-Ft*, . . H i nop sport rtcxrrtate s o n tl) Nlw* an# Woathsr (1) NSw» NOTICE tl hereby glvea that 1:11 (1) ■llmaastla# DM ID RBC R»wa DM ID Aa Tb# Wort# Turn* ID #dlsnee Patrol v s w s * «!»!»: and that f Inland te rsgtstlr trh I# asm* wit* the Ctdrl wt 1 1 | | ; show sal sro-anfttb thd Circuit Court. Bamlnoti It) PosawOr# rd« ..Ida, la accord County, Florid anew with ta* provUloa* at VsWa i t. . th* rtaiitloua Ram* BtalUtsa I) Art Ua Jnhfstte# to-wlii Boctiot isi.aa Ftofid* I BSvsn KSyn atatutsa tin. Loretta TouSf BbSW t:S# 11^ ■Idi Vlnssat Uncalm111* f) MUUsnatr* UUonalr* Publlah BepL II, II ft ‘ 0 “ “* i if ftnoab Mr a pay I. tl. till. til# TyvUi CDA-SI Legal Notica A lit & ill FRIDAY a IATURDAT RTICUb F A M IL Y ST Y LE D IN N E R (AB Yea Csa 1*9) Chicken or FUh Dinner $1*25 laded** t flalad, PMatsee, Vegeteble Ret Islla aad Hatter. •HIVING 11 A. M. til I'M A. M. DINK or DANCI ta "8kM Tfee Maste M*afe iflfh | A l l RESTAURANT M A K -L U U . .n d L 0 UNQ1 ft Rwy. 17-91 • Heath »f Baaferd ft Bar Opea It e. to. ta S a. te. lilt tl) £ iu # t Sf th* Alp tilt 111 Tats? _ J It) wah* Tf* Merit# Dtl (I) Farm, Market Re­ port fill It) Slat* Raw* An* Wsathar *:M I t ) Today IS) CouaUawe Tit* News (D Mr. Altme ft Bv* til* (D Hints Traapar ID Sports H ighlight# ID W om sa'a Bawling D t l I D Kailenat Faotbail Le. H ighlights ( D tv i,l« Wort# af ■part* (4) Farts* W lg o n .r Bhsw D t l l i t Captain (la)laat I t ) It's th* Law *:** (1) Fla. Fishing With Baa Taylar ID Ch. • N * » * CrtS (S) Foatball BiiorSbSarf fit * f l ) M tf-Fla. CounIJawn t i l* ( I ) Pasawar# t i t l t l ) Bandar VSnssuFa l i t . RIPart i'S | Spaghetti House ft## II) Plylag poatar ft) Central Ft*. • ! « » (!) Anndy Centtel* Dana* Tima T:IS til Sam lanadlct tl) Jadhl* OUacoa th»w (I) Roy R*#*ri • Dali Evas* lill (I) Joey Blchop Show fUtoted Bale* Seminole T V ■mlth Cater T t Bate* 14 MM Baaferd Are, PA 1-ttM Open Now Opan Plus • At U tl Oaly E venings for TV RENTAL G O N E W ITH TML W IN D LU N C H 5:00 to M on. - FrL 9:30 P . M . P in o, Veal Parm uan. Chicken Caeclalora DotaMtlc and Imported Win* and Uoer I O P IN 12:48 T O D A Y & SA T. Legal Notice RI.ErrinT PRnct. %WtTtOV (1) Rtplorlng 1:#S m Tat tan ■at. Uoukt* Fsaturs HI* ID Mr. Wlaard 1:1* (I) Bowling DU ID Nnltsr Darby Dll ID TWA (I) Championship TVrsstllng till It) rsllsg* Foatball Mroraboard *:•• ID Fanle U r tfl* " Raw* s it (9) i f f hi S a a i X par ftssm •term s i s # 11:99 1:11 i f f MONDAY A . M. ID Bigg On BtgB On Orova ft Hits ID Made Lanf af Allakaiam (l) Cones* Fastball - ***** Three of the screen’s most popular stars and an caching new diicovery play th* lead­ ing roles In "LolIU," coming to the Movleland Drive-In Sunday. Jamei Mason la east as Humbert Humbert, Shelley Wlnteri as Charlotte Haie, add Peter Sellera as Quilty. with gue Lyon, an unknown Los Angeles girl jelsctsd for tho part ef Lolita, a rote destined to make her the most talked about young actress ever to achieve overnight mo­ tion picture stardom. "Lqllia" la (he work of the successful film-making team of Producer Jamei B. Harris and Director Stanley Kubrick whose previous Joint efforts resulted in such critically asIng" and "Pathi of Qlory." daS#4l tUM IX IS) Bugs Baaay SATURDAY P. M. Ct/anun:By Ruth Mniett Lolita' Drive-In Bound young enough to retent the Implication that you need "youthful" looking clothes. Your eye la caught by ar­ tistes ea retirement hut you oarer read them through, hseauae you find them de­ pressing. In your thoughts or In con­ versation you sometime* ueo too phrase "If ! had my Uf* te Ur# over. . ." You don't hesitate to leave a party oarly with the ex­ planation that you have a "hard day" ahead of you. You frequently spend a whole evening watching televlaion because you find U "relaxing." You loathe the term "mid­ dle-aged." > Mr. Bmtti It* 044# »* Wa*bln#ts_ ngtan *!#* tl) f l f t l f lM S f •4# tl) MLL MlflhtJMfte* f I) LS wrfaae Watt an. is? a L n a s u w tbt of th# W*< !*:•* (D Fllb , Bporta eft* Fteat toil* tf) Bpof f:ta (I) HIS .Fla. BvSalag L Nlgll *bl# it:** I ) #*L Rapsrt ( I) Milil-Pta. Raw# (Si (parts IDS* ft) Hel Matte 1:1* tl) WsatkSr (l) Bvsrttaes* Util (I) CbnmpilMftte Wf##t. 111* (t) Sport* Hag Stsa (l) nbc Tsira t*:tt (D Riga Off tf 1 Tbl* ta dolt Dtl It) • ports Fleet t:N (Si Ftatnra *f tb* W**fe Ontdodi fteUStla (S) OntSadr ■Mra SUNDAY F . 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Communism •:*• <«) ftp* #e (I) NBO Raws V:#b If) Orawsse Ataaaee tl) Th* Tstlaat Tsars Til* (f) Wak* tf# Mavis# Til* It) Leasts Till t » ) Csnntlewn --------Haw# (U Esslgn OTool* li*« fl) Rablb Itaod IB) D ssth Valttp Don 1:1# tf) Dsputp Dawg DM tl) VFoadorfut Wsrlt of If) CartaabvUle Odtsr 1:1# 41) Whlls Huntar ID Th* Jataoag It) cartsan carnival If) Doanta th* teams#* life <»> o*a# Moralag lit # It) ft# Bultivaa (f) Otptaia Kaagaeee 19) Sunday Night M otII) tasar Car laa 1:1* It) naff A Raady i:i# it) car I t — Whor# Are If:** «) Atvta ft tb* ChipT est Btsahs l:M <D Baaaaaa (I) Adlan Thsatee ( t ) Tha Real MoCoya ft) Shirt Lewis - - fThsatsr j,----lit# It) a.E. l l i l i f l ) S l b f L M a s rfe till# ID DuPaat Shaw if) Miahly Man** ptsyIf) CaMIS camera baas* 11) Vale* af Ftreitsa* It:** ID Fcry Util D What # My Urn* If) Rta Tl* Tin (I) newer# K. Smith (I) M»h. A rata tt:tt ID Nawteop* llil* (2) Magic Midway ID Erie aovareia Hawn (I) Mr. Magaa (I) Mld-Pta. Raw* tf) May Bagara tint ID Patar Ouan 11;** (J) Mak* Ream far tt:tl tl) Ch. Rla* Theater Daffy till (I) llollywaae Mori* It) RSht. Trout Naw* catalsae* w : .twaa 'The Miracle Workers," 01m version of the Broadway hit opens Sunday at the Kits Theater. The cast Is headed by Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke who recreate their widely-acclaimed stage roles as Annie Sullivan and young Heltn Keller. Victor Jory, In­ ga Swenaoa. Andrew Prime and Kathleen Comgya also have prominent assignments. The same team responsible for the stage success has brought the play to thr screen for United Artists re­ lease. Dramatist William Qlbson wrote the screen U ltv iflo n « ) Daratlav* FRIDAY F. Ms ly Abigail Van Buren B E A R A B B Y : A friend o f many years became acquainted with n woman. He asked me to join them one evening, which I did. Later he asked me what I thought o f her. 1 told him I thought she looked like a cheap gold-digger, and 1 wouldn’t bother with her If I were he. Wed, shortly afterward he married her. I am so embarrassed whenever 1 see this couple that I don’t know what to do. I find myself going out o f m y way so I won’t have to face them. Should 1 apologise to him. How Would you handle this delicate situa­ tion ? This man’s friendship means a lot to me. TOO FRAN K WO Owl this larffi, tw o^ tory. 12* kouae, Abd live in only three Of it. E very time 1 mention ___ the house We hare a fight. My huibatid likes this house because i v i been home to him fo r 38 years. But be doesn’t h a re to take care o f i t I do. B uaaiag 19 and dowr. the stairs wears ms out and the work Is killiflf ms. W e could sen the house and enjoy life In a bungalow or ioertm ent. Please, A bby, help m e In ft# lit# days «f suction tad tbs ccrly days ef sobtrtet Welter Mabwan of New York wee amesg the greet pUyere. Ibday. atthoeA he la more than so years eld be «UU holds bit •wa at rubber bridge at tbo Reieeey dub. Welter’s spcUlty u biddlag aid making no-trump game*. flometlmes hit coatract* are aoead, sometime* they i n put together with aethlai bet b e * a* ta thl* W o k tn d BEAR MAGGIE: I f hs is m ar. rietl, it’s hia wife w ho has a few but* tons missing, and It’s her fault. I f he’s a bachelor, be’a simply a slob. bMt M itM t 41 jrMfi. Our family la taaffM H i foM . For tho past fir* ytara I baft bom beyyiny my huabaod to pot our Houm on the market, but M won’t btldfe. i It, 6S - f t n 7 DOUBLI FKATL’ RE SUN. - MON. a TUBS. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLKA8R NOTH flCHEDULR Lolita" Starts At TtH P. M. Dee Te Length - Oaly Pitot Half WIU Repented Oa Becemd Shew. N u t Ceene By 8:10 T* flee Cempltt* Shew. Complete Carry-Out Service 2506 O A K A V E . F A 2*9212 A* SUNDAY thru W EDNESDAY HIIDWM AT Id t • til# - Sit# - Till - Ill* Row dki they % make a movw off LOLITA Sonny's B-B-Q ? NOW OPEN 2565 PARK DR. a flash of intensely personal drama...a brilliant bolt of Id motion picture enter­ tainment...a film beyond the usual! starring ANNE BANCROFT and introducing PATTY DUKE with VICTORJORY STARTS TH U R S. "Real Pit Bar-B-Q" BMt LOLITA •SHOlFfMB i-suumu BAR - B < Q PORK BAR • B • Q Ce-fettura At Ifl^B SMOKED P ito t B aaferd B h ew leg H canttlenal C a st M am ie V a a U erea T e e td e y W cU Ml U s e e Bardot (B rig itte B ardet’ s Luacteuc flU ter) Diktat A a d A ll I I I TURKEY BAR - B . Q "S E X KITTENS GO TO COLLEGE” BAKED • TAKE RIBS CHICKEN BEANS OUT S E R V IC E T H E OLD M ID GET FO O D M A R T 1 �Vv■ i ” *f-*'•%*'VV ■ ■' > 4 ■* . mmsm* h f i •—Fn. Oet. l l . *2 — — ■ ' - ■ ■■ Hold .Your Own Sale W ith HERALD W ant-Ads New I BB. Usual la aooatry oa sow af lead. Large gar­ age. CaB Valdes HoteL Ash tee Jaha Prubet 22412 22413 ANNOUNCEMENT JOHN E. FOX, Keg. Real * • opening of bis office at 119 N. Park Avenue laniard, Florida br handling an types at n a l estate Associate: Gertrude P. Fax SMALL BOOSE, soar baa*. Partially tarnished. AvaBabte Oct. IS. Call FA MU> altar 4:19 p.a. you cosh room ped. LOST: Bring Sack brawn white Chihaahaa, rhhm collar. Vicinity M River Front Property S ltP lG W T • • • • • W E BENT BoapUal Boda • Playpen* Whaol Chain • Straiten Commodes • Baby Bade Balkan • High Chain Cratchaa • BoUaway Beds BOSE COUBT Apt XVIcaly furnished. Ntar boat, child* ran wolcoma. 3011 Saaiord A n . NO 8433L W ILSO N - M A IE R 111 e . rm t s t PA M O I C B O E C B or SC H O O L GROUPS, Chiba, ate^-Tho boat card plan yat lor rate* « BOOMS add bath. Con* tag C h r la t a a a aonay. ptetoly untarnished. Near PA M M . Evenings, NAS. Nothing fancy, bat I Boon Apt haul abed, let cheap rant $7JO weak. Ph. floor, awn entrance and Thomas M oving pa s m t. bath, water A electric lorn* & Storage Pmlahad Apartaant alaaa lahed. $50 a month. Ph. DID YOU KNOW . . PA 3-2414. 100 S. Holijr to. Jimmy Cowan, PA $4019 Yon can atora np to 1000 pooada of ANYTHING for a WELAKA APARTMENTS: whole month far juat $3,007 Rooms private baths, lit Yon can more tha tarnishW. Pint St tega of a I bedroom hoaaa BENT A BED acroaa town ter about $77.00. Pro# Estimates, oa obllga* BoUaway, Hospital * Baby Lake Monroe house, elaaa Bada and nicely tarnished, mas* By Day, Waak, or Month ter bedroom. $99. $ Bad* CARROLL’S FURNITURE room CB DeBary house $09. Ph. PA 3*9111 11$ W. 1ft St NO 9-32(7. mmg tr m MTKI f MBK.V WOO** ERAMIC INSTRUCTION. EPP1C1ENCY Apt, Sanford Experienced teacher. $1.90 newest ideally located on per tosaoa. for information Pint St near Peat Office. Modern I bedroom maaenry $ City Parktag Lota, shop­ borne. Utility room. Car* CaU PA MNL ping places. Suitable for porta. Kitchen equipped. $70.00 mo. Can 333-0997. 4. Transportation couple or single, one rant No ntUlty charges. Inquire 3 Bedroom home PA 2-3139 Manual Jacobson D i p t . Apt $40. Adults. (11 Park. UVDAfJp LEARN f . U r n ;WW CANT WAX waMir/ Partially tarnished home in I A S BEDROOM apt Pb. Geneva. $40 a month. Ph. PA 3*1493 between 1:30 to 349-4403. 7:00 Mon.-fri. or PA 2-4501 any other time. 119 W. 17th Turn. Cottage. FA 2*5927, RENTALS BOOMS, The Gables, 4 Savtral outstanding 2 BR, Magnolia Ave. PA 2-0720. J bath, tarnished rente homes, from $99 up. Also Saa-Lanta Apartment large 1 bedroom apartments, fur­ have 9 BR, 1 bath, furnish­ nished or unfurnished. 404 ed, for $S3, and $ BB, 2 E. 14th St, Saaiord. Phone bath, for $129. 322-9334. At present, we have an un­ Turn. 3 Bedroom bouse, usually fine selection of 2, Adults. PA 2-7694. 3, and 4 bedroom homes, unfurnished, for rent andI Modern 2 bedroom furnish­ ed Apartment, upstilrs lease. May we serve you? over 306 W. 13th St $90 per month, water Included. Stenstrom Realty SmaU office apace, Ughta A water furnished. Phone PA 2-1401 or PA 2-2931. urnlshed upstairs Apart­ urn. Apartment Close in ment, aU electric, private 407tt W. l i t entrance. Newly redecorat­ ed. Also 1 furnished bed­ Unfurn. 2 BR house. Kitchen room, private bath, private equipped. PA 2-3895. entrance. CaU PA 2-9991 unUl 2:00 or FA 2-3999 unUl Untarnished 3 BR bo 3412 Willow. PA 2-027t SMALL FURNISHED house, 332-5217. Stataidw 2 Bedroom furnished bouse $73. Plus water A electric. 1917 Summerlin Ave. Lease with option to buy. Must have good eradit New 3 bedroom borne, kitchen equipped. $11 a month. CaB 322-9093. Duplex nicely furnished $90 Month. CaU NO 9*42(9 or NO 9-3297. 2 BR’s, Kitchen Eq. 323-0037, H-O-M-E-S Lovely largo home with hog* living and dialog room x bedrooms, a baths, haa 2 nice apartments far in­ come. 2,000 sq. f t Larpo grounds landscaped. This te aa outataadlag properly. This I bedroom homo haa • lovely kitchen, tenraxso floors, tiled bath. Located IT ’S A B U Y E R 'S in a good neighborhood and M ARKET ia a wonderful retirement heme, whom flaking to the Now ia tha timo te boy ana beet—Price $MHM af tboaa gunramail on nail homes. Va have S BB, 1 taftorbaa $ bedroom homo, hath te t BE, t hatha in living room, tiled bath, varietu aactlona of San­ torga Florida room with ford. Pricoa raaga from toko view, doubter carporte. $7,900 to $15,500. Monthly Approx. 1-A, lot payaante aa low aa MOJO iacludaa everything. Hoaaa Wo hart lovtly S and $ bodavaltebla ter u UUte aa room homos ia excellent $90.00 down, yaa, today'a condition with low doom homo boyar haa tha fargaat payments. aateetten at tha lowoat 10 Acre Para— $ tiled— with garage apartment Price $•,000. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. 302 Park Ava. Sanford, Florida TcL 822-3881 Must seU 2 homes, 3 years old for the price of one. 3 aad I bedroom, high shady fete. $14,000. See these homes before you buy. Bedroom boose, ' excellent 969*4901. c o n d it io n . Transferred, LITTLE COTTAGE must aelL PA :-93TL ON BIG LAKE SEE THIS! Let us show you this pic­ Take time rlght now ter an turesque, tarnished cottage, early appointment to sec nestled ia the tall plaes on this exceptionally fine home the shore of a big, blue, buy! beautiful lake, at least a mile across. You will be en­ This delightful CB home baa tranced! Only $5,500.00 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, and 4 fastens tally equipped kit­ chen, beating unit hot wa­ S t e m p e r A g e n c y ter, and open beam ceil­ REALTOR — INSUROR ings. FA 3-4991 1919 8. French Avo. The total purchase price of By Owner, attractive airthis borne (which is situat­ conditioned I bedroom, 3 ed on a double lot with bath homo. In Pinecrest many shade trees) 1s Just 3rd Addition. Drapes, fence, $7,950. Top notch fiaanc* well kept yards. 115 W. Coleman Circle. FA 3-3699. 6A Special Notice* So taka a trip with ui and DESIGNED FOR drive by 2404 Grandview! HAPPY LIVING! Grady 8cott’a Fish Balt Stand It’s a hooey I Exclusive Ravenna Park— The whole opea for business. 713 W. with— family will love this at­ 9th St. Missouri Minnows tractive new home, featur­ 30 cent dosen, red worms large living room, din­ SO cent box. Stenstrom Realty ing ing area, tally equipped GE Electric kitchen, 3 111 N. Park Ave. PA 2-3420 bedrooms and ltt tile Home oa Beautiful Lak< baths. Many fine extras, Markham. CaU Eveaiois. S t Johns Realty Including central duct heat FA 2-1597, THE TIME TESTED FIRM Attached carporte and large utility room. $13,300. Only wo bedroom furnished rurntshed House la Sanford. 119 N. Park Ave. PA 2-6123 $500 down, and $91 per apartment, 2101 Magnolia, Ph. 196-4949 Apopka. OWNER being transferred. 3 month. $35.00. Phone PA 2-3931, Bdrm. ltt bath, 1 year old Robe*t A. Williams. borne. BuUt-lns. Refrigera­ tor, hardwood floors, air- Stenstrom Realty Pasture or Farm. FA 2-9255. condition, lot 100 x 300. FHA loan. $1,100 down. FA H 7 K 111 N. Park Ava. • PA 3-2420 NEW HOME BY SHOEMAKER Surdand Estates Homes S • BEDROOMS, IDYLLW1LDE - C u s t o m built 4 BR, 2 bath, CB homo on corner bomesite ia de­ sirable IdyUwllde. Loaded! Features lacludo central duct air conditioning and beat, sad fully equipped buUt-la kitchen, with maay extras. $23,400. Only $2400 down! If you can afford tha VA-N O 2 ONLY 9 MORE LOTS LEFT IN — :* * 4 BEDROOM, MONTHLY PAYM ENTS S o r 4 Bedroom* It's and 2 Baths Lew A *. FHA 9 ML south ef Sanford. Tuns West at lad Road south af Oweoa Bra*. OPEN 11 a. m. t* • p. m. DOWN 4k 2 BATHS PAYM ENT Central Air Conditioned FA U42d LONGDALE lfc TEE 'N GREEN Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ava. 1, LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS YA . Canvmtfenal * FHA Ftanadag . .. • ----------------------Sauteed Estates - Oa 17-93 (1 ML (te. ef Sanford) Safes Offku 1st Reuse Inside Entrance KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PM. - FA 3-9974 JIM HUNT REALTY, Snfen Agent Days. FA 3-3119 • Era. 9 8sa. FA 3-9949 - 323-9799 for youI te Outcasts ITOksamd amr^iUaa's hava good eradit no needed. New S bed­ homo, kitchen equip­ $91 • month. CaB 2 BATHS HOMES Priced From $ 1 1 ,9 9 0 [ V A , FHA * IN-SERVICE LOANS Gentry Cteb Read st Mayfair Country dab OPEN DAILY 11 T IL L 4 WIN A NASSAU VACATION FOR 2 •■ •• A" �I - — T _ **” r *• — ■• -t ,-*'v is • iR'W* 7~ W, - n p i M■ It Pays T o D o Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 i r Rm l Estate For Sato Bulkier sacrifice 4 bedrooms, 2 balks, double carporte, central beat, complete built la kitchen. Ph. 333-M30. STEMPER FURNISHES complete Real Eatate Service — Including financial and mortgages. Lake m a t Retreat .. $3.3». 10 Acre* ........... 3230 acre 4 Acres ........... 3300 aero 40 Acres ........... $300 act* 100 Acres ; ......... $M aero 100 Acres ....... $130 aero Water Frost Lots .. $23.00 «> » •watnr* fm tt Fri. Oct. 12, *62—Page 9 S W E E T IE P IE By Nadine Seltzer FHA HOMES J. W . H a ll, Realtor Several outstanding Govern­ ment owned homes, loented "Call Han** FA 32141 la vsrious residential arena 844 Se French Ate. of Sanford. 2 A S bedrooms. 1, Ht and 2 baths. Prices COST $120M range tram MOJO and up. Sacrifice at $M7S with monthly payments as Building LoU .. From $730. Modern 2 bedroom home. loar as 3301 Balance can Like new. Buy terms. New Homes .. $300. down he paid on low Interest FHA Selling because divorce. and up mortgages, gee us today! Gov. Owned Homes .. Real bargsisa 950 PE R MONTH Homes ........... Luxury Type Stemtrom Realty Hlway FraeUgo .. Good sad Tired of paying Rent, but Just can’t manspa the big lad down payments and Mg Farms, Dairies sad Groves, monthly payments? Then Nice Pinecreat Home. US a taw businesses — Paying East Coleman Circle. Rea­ don't wait to aco this ex­ Now sonable. By Owner. cellent home buy! It’s a CALL NOW FOR INFORMA­ hooey for the money! TION! Neat and Nice S Bedroom, 1 MORTGAGE LOANS tile Bath CB Home, situat­ FHA and Conventional ed on nice homesite in Commercial A Residential REALTOR - INSUROk quiet section of Sanford. FA 2-4261 1111 S. Frisch Avs. Features tacluds Range; Refrigerator; Hot Watar Stemtrom Realty Itoakr; Heating Unit, Fuel Tank and Stand; and some blinds. All city conven­ iences, include water and sewage. Also has carport YOUNG and OLD can make ★ Sanford*! ★ Christmas money e a s i l y and utility room. i f Finest Cars ★ through monay-back Sales Kit Plan. FA 3-4033, Evenh The Chewy— The total price, just $1717. Under The Monthly payment (Including taxes and Insurance) only AUx of lanford wants ex­ ★ STAR S ★ —430. And the down pay­ perienced Sewing Machine ment, only— 3966, (or make t Di ll lit) I It) M fl <> | Operators. Expariencod on us an offer)! section work for ladles awimwsar and sportswear. Another fine home buy, lilt­ Piecework with hourly ed exclusive with— guarantee. Start now and move with us to our new Sanford palatial fully airStenstrom Realty conditioned plant with cafe­ 311 N. Fait Ave. FA 32436 teria on premises. Apply in person to our new plant manager Mr. Curiala at 206 N. Elm Ave. to discuss your future with our com- Stemper Agency CARLAND Something New In Service! W e invite ear customers and all new rcoidentn to come in and see our revolutionary new elec­ tronic trouble shooter at work. .............. Diagnosing your car’s mechanical trouble is no longer a hit or miss affair. Any mal­ function m a y bo quickly and scientifi­ cally detected and cor­ rected by our «uto expert*, thus Insuring our customers tha beat Ford Service in Central Florida. see it now — at Strickland-Morrison SERVICE DEPARTM ENT 308 E. First SANFORD Ph. FA 2-1481 W . PARK M l 4-8916 ’HOLLERSo/SANFORD OLDS fliiaranteed ---------W arranty C A D ILLA C Used Car* — 62 CHEV. 4 Door A ir Cond., Loaded .........• 81 CORVAIR 4 Door, Floor Shift ... 60 CORVAIR 4 Door. Floor Shift ... 60 CHEV. 4 Door Automatic .......... 60 FALCON 2 Door Standard Shift 50 FORD 4 Door. 6 Cyl., Standard 59 VAUXHALL 4 Door. Clean ... 58 RAMBLER 4 Door, Automatic 57 OLDS 8-88 Hardtop Coupe eee 57 BUICK 2 Door Hardtop. P o w e r ........... 57 CHRYSLER Windsor, 4 Door, Air Cond. # 5 7 CHEV. Hardtop Coupe V-8 .. 57 FORD 2 Door. Std. Shift ...... 57 PLYMOUTH 4 Door. 6 Cyl (Needs Rings) 57 CADILLAC 4 Door, Power, A ir Cond....... ... 57 FORD Station Wagon V-8. Auto. ... SO OLDS 2 Door Automatic ............................ 50 CHEV. 6 Cyl.. 2 Door, Stundard................ 56 HUICK 4 Dr.. Auto.. Power Steer. 4b Brake* 55 PLYMOUTH 4 Door .......... 56 OLDS 2 Door Holiday ...... * 5 5 RAMBLER 4 D o o r .............. %63 CADILLAC I D o o r --- -------53 BUICK 4 D o o r .................. — 51 CHEVROLET 4 Door. Std. 53 STUDEBAKER 4 Door Deluxe V-8 57 DODGE V-8 Auto. Ton P ick -U p ............ 51 CHEV. ' i Ton Pick-Up, Clean ............. ...... 49 PACKARD 4 Door. Make U h A n Offer >, •i 2505 PARK A V E .' 26. Radio a Television 32. Flowera • Shrub* Hybrid Geraniums in bloom GRAPEV1LLR NURSERY Grapevine Ave. near 20th SL DUTCH MILL NURSERY Petunias, Tomatoe Plants, Calendulas. New Upanls PIANO TUNWO - Electronic Rd. Off 20th St. or Scientific, Repairing. W L. HARMON Ph. FA 34232 Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick LAWN SERVICE: mowing, Service With The Cash. edging. Satisfaction guar­ SUPER TRADING PORT. anteed. Ph. FA 2-1417 af­ FA 34677. ter 3 p. m. 27. SpecinJ Services FRIGIDAIRE MAN or WOMAN to aervlce Sates A Service •ad collect horn cigarette, G. H. HIGH Ice and other coin operated 1766 W 1st St Sanlsrd dlxpeaaera in thia area. Ph. FA 3-3663 ThU la a very good posi­ tion that can bo worked AIR-CONDITIONING full or part-time. Person 1L B. POPE CO. INC. •elected must have geod 206 So. Park Ave. FA 34334 serviceable car and 10 or more spare hours per week WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, and 9300.00 to $3,000.00 cash SPRINKER SYSTEMS capital. Write giving name, All Types and Sixes address, telephone number We Repair and Service and all details to Box 1116, S T I NE Tulsa, Oklahoma. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. tod St. FA 2-6433 16. Female Help Wanted NEAT INTELLIGENT GIRLS OIL H EATER SERVICE AGE 31-33 W A N T E D , Circulators cleaned and re­ paired. Complete service. GOOD WITH FIGURES. FA 2-1817 after 3 p. m. NO PHONE CALLS. COME TO ORLANDO-SEMINOLE BEDDING REBUILT JAI-ALAI FRONTON, HWY ALL TYPES 17-92. FERN PARK. ASK Call FA2 -6331 for Free Esti­ FOR MRS. ARR1ETA. mate. I Day Sarvtce when necessary. 17. Mato Help Wanted ■■ i i-t - - ' ■ ■■ EXPERIENCED 29. Automobile Servlet APPLIANCE SALESMAN A U T O G LASS Prefer man 23-10. Must be experienced aad currently IN ST A L L E D In the appliance business. Windshield Back Glass Must have automobile. Door Glass Vent Glass Position available immedi­ SERVICE ately. Salary with incen­ Senkarik Glass and Paint tives, many company bene­ Company fits. Desire man to man­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 age new store opening shortly. Work for largest 31A. Pets Independent appliance deal­ er in central Florida. Ap­ Sell and train bird dogs. ply E. N. Kelly, Jr., Britt’s Puppies, Walker hound, collies. Animal H a v e n Inc., 336 No. Orange Ave., Orlando, Florida. Boarding Kennel. Phone FA 2-3712. 19. Situations Wanted Highest Casn prices paid A Trade-la Allowaaee Made On Used Furniture A Ap­ pliances. W ILSO N - M A IE R 11 E. First St TA 2-3623 FREE ESTIMATE UpholsUring A Mattress ren­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 100 Celery Ave. FA 3-2U7. 31. Artlclou For Solo OWNER transferred. Must aell complete house of furn­ iture, 1 year old. FA 2-6764. KHAKI PANTS, shirts, sox 4 pr. 31. Surplus City, 301 W. 1st. FACTORY TO TOU ALUMINUM BUNDS Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bot­ tom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton er nylon cords. Sunlutrik Glass and Paint Company 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Singer round bobbin equip­ ped to zlg sag. Guaranteed. 3 payments of 37.11. Pb. FA 2-6411. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator 01k cubic ft., new paint, runs like new. 363. NO 1-4117. E N D - OP - Y E A R Days work. FA 2-3133. 92993 Ironing 323 0037. 1393 21. Beauty Salons 1295 1695 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 1295 Proftaatonal Care. Soft Water. FA 2-3743 1093 106 8. Oak 695 PERMANENT SPECIALS 845 $6.30 Complete and a Urge 995 can of style tpray free. 795 Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop 793 311 Palmetto FA 20631 995 645 24. Electrical Service* 395 FRIGIDAIRE 1395 SsUa k Service 895 House Wiring. Free Estimates 495 Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric 595 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 24013 595 295 25. Plumbing Services 495 295 295 195 Plumbing & Heating Wall 195 AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR 793 WORK 295 10U7 Sanford Ave. FA 26362 325 3 Complete Rooms tor some* R.C.A. Washer and Dryer. $100 for both or $33 each. one to take over payments 323*4737. of $13.30 per month or will sacrifice for cash. Call col­ Rug Pad 0 a 12, picture wtelect TE 0*1311. Casaelher. doer table, floor lamp, 13 gallon fish aquarium with all accessories. Other mis­ BUY, Trade ei sen Used cellaneous items. 323-0403, Furniture, Appliances, TV’s er what have you. Williams runiture Mart. Uwy. 1742. Casselberry, Fla. GOOD used Record Player. Write Box 42, g/# Sanford Hotpolnt 2 years old, $73. Herald. 13 cubUc ft Refrigerator. FA 2-4334. REPOSSESSED FENCE - Light weight double barrel! shot gun 14 or 20 gauge. Accept any offers. Installa­ Tel. 322-3691 or 322-0740. tion free. Call Public Loan, 322-1121 for additional in­ formation. 1S3S YELLOW EDSEL con­ $70.00 3 piece Breakfast set. vertible, by owner. Call $23.00. Mlsc. 704 Laurel FA 3-4473 after 4 p.m. or Ave. contact Mrs. Gielow, Hunt Plano Spinet WurlUaer ma­ Lincoln-Mereury, Inc. $$H. hogany. i year old. full key­ 193d Jeep Station Wagon. 4 board, bench. With Guar­ wheel drive, $1430, 1104 W. antee $330. FA 2-9091. 23th St. COCOS PLUMOSA PALMS, ’34 Jeep Station Wagon, 4 blocky field grown up to g wheel drive, good condition. inches dla. at base. $3.00 $473.06. Ph. FA 2-2063 or value for $2.00 aach. John FA 2-3376. C. Sikes, Ssnford, Fla. Rt. 1, Box 94. 313 miles west 1937 Mercury Monterey, good of Sanford on south side of condition. Very clean. $700. Hwy. 44. >200 down. Balance $30 month. Phone FA 2-3667 3 Bunk Beds, $40. 2 Piece after 3:30 p. m. Living room suite $20. En­ cyclopedia $3.00. FA 37633. 87. Boats • Motors REFRIGERATOR. Dinette aat, one complete bookcase Gateway To The Waterway bed. Real cheap. Call after Your EVINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Goods 3:30. FA 3 7773. 304-6-6 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-3M1 WESTING HOUSE REFRIG­ ERATOR, with large treat­ 14 Ft Runabout Zimmal, excellsnt condition, so hp. ing compartment, Kenmore electric range. Both In Johnson, windshield, to p running lights, cushions, good condition. Reasonable. extra gas tsnk A trailer. 322-3414. Steal at $6N. Ph. 322-7731. For sale or trade. Food Coronot for good typewriter. 14* Flberglased Boat, 30 hp. Mercury Motor, trailer. FA 2-7611. 1330. 1234727. Caged Poultry Manure, app. loo tons. Good price for 14 ft. RUNABOUT Z1MMEL, 33 hp. Electric Johnson large quantity. Call Winter Motor A trailer. Reflnlabed Park, TE 32833. Inside and out. Top cus­ Deluxe Gas Range with rollshions, extra fas tank. 3693 aerie and griddle. 3 Small Rt. 1, Box 102. Sanford. gas Heaters. FA 2-8311. 3H. Motorcycles - Scooters Use our - efficient Carpet Shampooer FREE with pur Motorcycle, 1256 Triumph Ti­ ler Cub. Recently over chase of Blue Lustre hauled. 3300. 322-7244. shampoo. Carroll's Furni­ ture. 39. Trailers - Cabana* Ready Mixed Concrete Houaetraller A Cabana furn­ Septic tank Ude—Steps ished 330.00 down, 130.00 Grease Traps — Lintels, Sills Mo. TUU1 price 31,930. De­ Stepping Stones—Lot Markers witt Trailer Park. Sand • Cement • Steel • Rock Miracle Concrete Co. 32' Housetrailer. Park Ave. Trailer Park. Lot 33. FA 2 3731 309 Elm Ave. New1963Trade-Ins • Continentals • • 1962 M eteors 1962 • 1960 DODGE TRU CK 1957 DODGE Station Wagon. V-6, automatic, radio k heater. A real family car with room to apart. 1954 D E SOTO Good transportation, only 1957 PLYM O U TH Savoy I door, V-6 ensine, automatic, radio and heater. 1959 R E N A U L T All vinyl interior, new engine, jet black finUh. The Kcomimy King. Seminole County Motors LANCER • DODGE • CHRY8LER • RENAULT DEALER 519 E. 1st FA 2-0614 | . .-k '-.d h Shop Early For B est These Item s W on’t Last L o o # A t I *2495 *2395 *1495 *1995 *895 *795 • ■ "f Own to4 end and ceffae tables, m m slightly damaged, Valaen to 13949 .................. . Rack M Uk • One lot end. coffee and corner Uhlan, I f #99 Valnee to 64649 .................................. Eneh I f # JL M B I• * Twin and Fnll Site Bookcase Handbeards, Valnee to 66949 New ...’ll" 'll" •16" One dark rattan (Inst top roffow Owe dark rattan twrwer table .... .................. Owe dark rattan cerwer table 666664664l66lt66«t 39 lack Bar Stanb .................................. Back S fJd Children'. Chairs ............................................... ||4g Children's Rockers ....................................... Tvkl Bis# F llel B#4l (4) 8 Bltiti# Nit# HUldl tiei»4ee||6ie«li ee eso on# ee eon $£46 *"**6" Blende Oak Buffalo byTtmasasviU* IM M Reg. 114649 ................................................... Own Shade Drop Leaf Dining Table . . . . . . . M A M Owe 9-Piece Drop Leaf Dinette 964IM66eeWM One Hoad Mode Trench ProeewcUl lllgh-Boy Cheat .*■«•,.«. 16" Owe French P m racial Secretary Desk tlMMen One Oiled Wnlanl Doable Secretary Desk. 6139.69 Ynlae ..• • *.....M .«..e One Large Trench Prorent1*1 Baffot by $||U 6 Thom Seville, Reg. $279.63 Value ................. Tear Odd Dark Rattan Dining Chain. Bock $ j| M One Mahogany Dining Chair •9eeMee»66Mllh ’ l l " Ten Odd Living Room Chain, Value# to 6*9.36 ...................... ■16“ u ’ S f 1* One Walnut Corner Cheat, |76J$ Value N a»96 W One Salem Maple Cheat tti4M»*Mt*i4M»|i«a4aa • $ “ Owe Solid Cherry Dining Ream Table H ill (no chain) .................................................... Two Twin Sian Orthopedic Sets, Discontinued Carers .................. M ERCU R Y Monterey 2 Door Hardtop, Powered,1 12.069 Mllee. A True Quality Car, Perfect Condition. 1960 G A L A X 1E 1958 C O N T IN E N T A L Perfect Condition Too. 1958 R AM BLER V-8, Air Cond. and P O N TIAC Chieftan I Dour Sedan Automatic, Radio, Heater. 1 Q K 7 FORD Custom 4 Door V-8 FordomaUs If •Wtl I power Steering, Radio and Heater, $ }/■ /2 fi_ * . ■ lIC C One 48" x 66” Hollywood Bed ...................... $| | M One Lot Used lanerspring Mattresses, |AM Twla aad Fall Mia.................................. Back • Two Twla Slao Rebuilt Inncraprtag I f #46 Mattreaaca ..'..................... Each Two Foil Siae Rebuilt Inncraprlng I f #16 Mattrcaaea ............................................ Each Rebuilt Hlde-A-llcd, brownuphulatery . . . . . . . . Used Apartment Sice Ilide-A-Bcd, H I # 10 dark green plastic rover ............................ . W Used till cn. f c Deep Freeac, Perfect Ceadltion 6 ^ 1 6 One l-Pleca Llvlag Room Salle, New .......... * 7 8 * * Three 3-Plece Iledroem Suite* ......... Each 9 | 0 4 9 On* King Slae Kelly need Had, l'urd ............. * 4 8 * * MANY OT1IEM ITEMS ON S A ll! 6A K 7 IV III PLYMOUTH 2 Door Sedan, I Cyl* standard Shift 94 « IflU PLYMOUTH 4 Door Staliea Wagon Radio. li 1 1990 v-6, [ S h o p E c h o l s & Save! j CHEVROLET 4 Door Sedan, • Cylinder. Standard Shift. 1865 DODGE 4 Door V-9 Automatic. All Used Coro Sold With GW Warranty HUNT M ERCURY 109 N. Palmetto A te. Hanford i* INC. FA 2-4694 Winter Park III 4-6309 | These Drastically Reduced P rices I Discount BIG - •' i Selection, 1961 1958 *995 *995 *295 *595 *595 ' Two Uleached Mahogany Dining Room $ d d Id Tables (no chain) ................ ........... Each “ • Ambaaeador Powarrd. Leng wheel kaw, ewept llae 1663 bedy, 6 cylinder engine, new paint end up­ holster), in earellmt condition. Priced to move Immediately! \ r Comets! COM ET No Anywhere I| SV-.;* Custom Station Wagon, 4 Door, Fully Equipped k l.uxsaxe Rack, One Owner. Shew Room New. Used Car Sale! Buys Montereys C A D ILLA C Sedan DeVllle Air Cond. Just Lika Naw. 2 Door Hardtop, Air Coad^ Finer I One Walnut Comer Doth, $7941 Value . . . . t ^ j J I FORD 4 Door Sedan, V-8, Power Steer. 4k Brakes. Estra Clean. Children kept. FA 2-4132. PLUMBING Contracting A Repairs CLAUDE IHTTELL. MGR. FREE DELIVERY R. L HARVEY < MGR204 SaiuOfd Avs. FA 3-3263 I I Id* \T|I ’bout a M M Job? I"vt g ot a aquM kf M l wtwnlT* 34. Articles For Sato £jc/wh w !*■> Company 2nd & Magnolia Phone FA 2-6321 i �MML E I T H E R WiU j h w , M y o iA ItMllCr •I S i n i i e U High School, will bo the in­ structor o f aa adult class o f conversational Spanish to bs o r . n a i n d a t the school Tussdajr a t 7 p. m. She is a graduata o f the WTm turn m. . - I k ■■ Sidney Jones Dies Today Q m a a Aa. UBlTtrBltjr Of rQtrtO Bar. Lewie D. Balnea, peator of the Altamonte Springs First Baptiet Church, Toeeday Judva Voile A . Willie me I t . „ wee viadfeeted of chartea Rico. N o sot day has bssn mads fo r the classes, but the class will decide on the bast night fo r classes, which will b s from 7 to 10 p. m. Information is available from E, S. Douglass, director o f adult sd nation, a t tb s s e h o o l administration building. fM] ^ * * unpleasMt* ifavoring B^ a 'W A Y S AN D MEANS o f supporting tho Littlo Rod Sehoolhouso fo r mentally retarded eh 11drun is provided by Mrs. Polly Jones, Ways and Means Chairman or Gamma Epsilon o f Beta 8igm a Phi. Mrs. Jones presented Jim Hunt, President' o f the Seminole Association for Re­ tarded Children with a check fo r 9204.20, results o f a recent rummage sals held by the sorority. tneraiQ r n o w ; * ' !$}£/ v •.• J(Pv • Marketina School Slated Here For Monday Nigh! The Head of th* Depart­ ment of Agricultural Econ­ omic* of tho University of Florida, Dr. H. G. Hamilton, will lead the lecture and dis­ cussion at th* 8cmlnols Coun­ ty Marketing School next Monday night according to Cecil Tucker, County Agri­ cultural Agent. This program, third In a aerie* of aeven, being held each Monday night at the Agricultural Center, will be on "Chain Store Buying and How Chain Stores and Grow­ ers can Co-operate." "Growers need to fully un­ derstand and appreciate modarn agricultural marketing. To do so they muit have a proper concept ef th* lm* portent facts concerning the producer's position and those of tho .marketing firm and consumer in present day marketing. Careful considera­ tion should be given by grow­ er! si to what the producer can do to meet tbe string­ ent requirements imposed by this modern day marketing system. Dr. Hamilton will cover many of these and other other Important fundamentals of good marketing which growers* should know and use," Tucker said. The marketing school lee* lures art held In the Con­ ference Room of the Agricul­ tural Center starting prompt­ ly at 7:30 p. m. oath Mon­ day night. Joseph A. ltusal, 0 , died at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital today. He was born Nov. IS, IMS fat Coeenxs, Italy aad bed mad* hie homo In Sanford for the peat S3 yean. He liv­ ed at 220S Bel Air Bird. A veteran of WWI, a re­ tired painter and a member ef All Souls Catholic Chureh, Ruitl was the father of 11 children. He Is (arrived by bla wife, Albertina ef Sanford and Th* followlne children: Mr*. Sim Santllli, Chic*go; Mils Josephine and MUs France* of Ishpermlnf, Mich­ igan; Anthony of Hollywood; John of Tarpon Spgs; Henry with the USA In Germany and David, Joseph, Ronald, Cacllla and Mrs. Donovan Tucker all of Sanford. There are IS grandchildren. Funeral services are sche­ duled for 3 p. m. Monday at Briaaon Funeral Home with Father Richard Lyons of Al Souls Catholic Church offi­ ciating. Burial will be In All Souls Cemetery, with Brilion Funeral Home In charge. group of trustees pj r° ° * * ^ takaa the at that time who sought the I««ort to learn the truth ee It reelgnatloa of the minister. actually occurred instead of so In a statement released lm-1 many boalng their optaloue on mediately following Tuesday** , ubHtM wporto wfct soph a a r 1n r , Tom Southerland,_____ chairman of the prsaent bowd P^ a church and Ita present of trustee., said -the suit b * * conf tlon would like to ee* been dismissed by « ! » . « » » , „ Uai ta of the parties concerned ssdji^^j^j thtree who a lih t bare by onler of the court end the the many anonymous previous reetrainlnf o n l« h a a l ^ ^ U). pkoM been revoked. calls to the church parsonage A statement front H. B. rcaldencc of Bev. Halnee Hamby, chairman of tho d * . - 1 , ^ migU c o m , made on behalf of the fc S ch ool L u n ch died early this wenlog at bis barns is Gladen ill* after a leas Qlaeae. He wee bora Kerch S, 1*11 la rredeskhsharg, Va. He lived la Aveadels, Md., aad Washington, D. C., where he was employed by the Army Map Service h r U years he* fore inovlai Is Sanford U Assort, 1IM. He was a charter member Uicir hearts. “ Ws extend the bend ef JC nO O l u u n e n I Christian feliowthlp to all per- Program To Be ■ , , | •• . . . Highlighted km wining t> abid# by ui. (decision of tho majority of Imembera of tho church and hi. ... . „ u , I vlts sll friends to Join heads In re w g n l^ of National ^ U( |n carrying far* School Lunch Week, which )u worJu» Church T o Hove Loyalty Dinner TUI SEMINOLE ASSOCIATION SO R TIN G REGULAR MONTHLY BE MONDAY NIGHT O N E OF YOU CAN P IC K UP YOUR of the church far the year will he diecuss­ a film win be shewn subject ef steward­ Incomplete. Gramkew Funeral Home Is in charge. In Quiet Seclusion O f The SPORTSMAN’S 7:S0 P . M. A T TH E COURTHOUSE. By Jess Ceserihon y A loyalty diamr will be bald at 1:30 p. m. Sunday far ell com municants ef the B. Curry, Sanford; hie mo­ Asccnsioa Lutheran Church ther, Grace V. Demeat, two ef Ceeselberry at the sew listers, Mrs. Virginia l if | i church building Just off Over* Work coming ed and on th* ship. W ILL COUNTY SH O T G U N Country Just Minutes From Bustling Cities THERE'S ROOM 10 LIVE AND BREATHE PARK ROYAL HOMES SEVERAL STRIKING MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM GENUINE FORD DON'T DEFROST! T R A D E ... i S P A R K P LU G S 2, 3 and 4 BEDROOM IV , GENUINE FORD From A L U M IN U M M U FFLER S 2 BATHS $10,500 to $14,700 and up Down Paym ents from $300 with A ll - Inclusive Easy Monthly Paym ents PARK 195241 FORDS and HOM ES • • • • ROYAL HOM ES FEATURE: STREET LIGHTS SIDEWALKS LARGE LANDSCAPED LOTS SEW ERAGE AND w * t * o • CEN TRAL HEAT AIR-CONDITIONING AND W ALL-TO-W ALL CARPETING (Optional) GENUINE FORD Retain heat longer with SHOCK ABSORBERS QUALITY INSULATION EACH ■hep here far every kind ef laaulation from halt le bleakK. AU are finest saattty . . . GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 57 • <2 Ford A Falcon LOW BACH M .tf FOB BVMMUf BUILT MBSVICS ----BACH Cell FA 2-5581 ----- TUB LUMBSB MUMBBB HILL See The L argest Selection O f RECORDS and ALBUM S In Seminole County 228 W . Ird St. i-V r V 1878Sanford, Fla. PARK ROYAL HOMES, Inc. BRING THIS AD TO OUR OFFERED BY — ST E M P E R PARTS DEPT. AGENCY REALTOR — INSUROR IUMBER.&HARDWARE CO. "SfaMO BY — 118 Magnolia Ave. F A 2-1562 STRICKLANDMORRISON, INC. SM B. le t ST. PH. FA 2-1481 FRENCH AVE. at 20th ST. (Country Club Road) F A 2-4991 SANFORD, Full Brokerage Participation Sincerely Invited FLA. �Newspaper W etk W EATH ER: (k n crally fair through Tuesday. High today, 88*92. Low tonight, 70-75. VOL. W,". 1 ■ fl j 83 J United Preaa By LARKY VEBSHBL A PEW R A N D O M THOUGHT8. . . A Sanford resident Irving Feinberg got into the Maeklo Bros. Inc. act last week. . , . Feinberg sold 60 scree in east Volusia for $162,000 to the davelopmeat company. j Not only is this newspaper week (please be kind) but A1 Wilson tails us it is also Na­ tional Public Works Week.. . . Special Kiwanis P r o g r a m Wednesday. W ire Established 1908 MON* OCTOBER 15, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NEW YORK (UPl)-Attoraey James Doaovaa said to­ day that the release of tho Bay of Pigs tnvstioa prisoners by Cuban Premier Pldcl Castro would be a "first step toward something that would prevent a general holocaust.’' The Brooklyn attorney, back in New York to do some cam­ paigning In behalf of bis candidacy for the U. S. Sen­ ate on the Democratic ticket, made his remarks In a televis­ ion interview (Newsmakers— CBS). Donovan, who still is wait­ ing to hear from Castro ou the latter's ransom demands said he believed relations between Cuba and the United States would improve markedly once the 1,112 prisoners are treed. He blamed the present 1m- TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farrie Bryant blasted bloc voting and urged Flo­ ridians to voto Nov. 6 accord­ Earl L. (Biddy) Burdick, ing to their own Judgment of Deputy Clerk of Seminole tho issues. County for U years, died Sunday at Orange Memorial ‘A Must* BERLIN (UPI) — East Hospital, following e brief G e r m a n Communist chlsf illness. Burdick was born in WaterWalter Ulbricht told visiting Polish leaders today that a town, Wis., but moved to German peace treaty “ must Daytona Reach with his fam­ not be withhejd any longer." ily ht an early age. He gra­ duated from the Atlanta School of Pharmacy and lat­ Moving: In er attended Stetson Univer­ PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI)— A federal disaster team sity where he wss a member of the University baseball moved into western Oregon today In the wake cf a $170 million killer storm which teft 48 dead. team. He also played one season with the Florida State League and was an avid sports fan. Her served In World War I and after his long service with Seminole County, retir­ ed In OcL 1959, due to 111 health. He attended Holy Cross Episcopal Church and waa a member of American Le­ gion Post 53, BPOE Lodge 1241 and the Stetson "S" Club. Survivors Include his wife, Junnle; two daughters, Mrs. Vincent Daley, Maaropequa Park, N. Y. and Mrs. Victor McClelland, DeLaod; four granddaughters, three grand­ sons and several cousins. Funeral aervlces will be held at 11 a. m. Wednesday at Holy Cross Episcopal Church with Fr. John Griffith, officiating. Burial will be In Lake View Cemetery with Brtssoa Funeral Home la 10 Killed Hits Bloc Votes Story ‘Is Set On Linotype Ever wonder what happened to that franchise directive that's been hanging fire for ever a year? Well, Harold Johnson (County attornay) looking it over and ahould re­ port back to tha County Com­ mission at the naxt go round. charge. Big: Smile f % Preaabox prattle: There ere some fine footbell players on the JV team, getting sense great experience. . . . Here’s hoping that the coaches give them e chance to make their letters on the Varsity after their season fades. . . . Barry Bark* has been outstanding in many position* he ha* played. Mike Glad and Jim Touhy have been In opponents’ back field* on defense and have don* some work on offense that brings praise from fans and coaches alike.. . . Earl Black is a small but hard and gifted runner. , . . And *o ia Danny Tlllla. . . . Ed Kosky'can akat, needs seasoning, perhaps, on defanae. Nope, the S«ml-Centcnnlal Day celebration hasn’t been abandoned. . . . Waiting to see If a much deaired headline at­ traction would be available.. . , Meeting ia set for Mon* Oct 22, I’m told.. . . Che*, In spit* of the signs -r.U i-erything the city is do­ ing you ahould tee the cars barreling through the Third Street atopii . . , Habit , , . But there hai been ample no­ tice that it waa happening.. . . PLEASE, folks—atop at Third Street . . . Before a car on that thoroughfare meets you half way and MAKES you stop!! UH - OlIH DEPT.: Pretty Potty Smith was Incorrectly listed aa Polly Jonea end the Theta Epeilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, incorrectly called the Gemma Epeilon, a largeeconenmy-aised-mix-up in e picture cutline to the Herald last week. Apologiei to Mrs. Smith. (IS there such a thing aa a Gamma EpsilonT Maybe w* coined a new one!) paset between the two coun­ tries partly to "many mlstakea" by the Uulted States during previous administra­ tions but did not slsborats. "The United States simply has not behaved very Intelli­ gently," Donovan said. MIAMI (UPI) — At least 10 persona were killed In Florida traffic accidents this weekend, including three in one wreck. Hunt peopla In town today • .. meeting with city officials at 11 a. m. Ona of my First 8tract friends tells me than is a new promotion g i m m i c k going 'round. , . . Merchant is asked to buy an ad "in a folder to help the Chamber of Com­ merce." . . . Our friend knows the C of C has folders—and fine ones, too—ae doesn’t go for this pitch. . . . But there are others who are falling for it—and saying that if it ia an idea to help the C of C they intend to cut their C of C duas b f the amount ef the "help" they give to the extant of the coat of the ad.. . . Don’t do it . . . Don’t buy tha ad, If that’s tha way you feel, but don’t — repeat, DON’T—cut your sub­ scription to the C of C, that needs 'the money more and more and that la not putting on this “ad gimmick" and that ia getting nothing from it. NO. 561 Release O f 1 Holocaust nsuoA If Leased Editor Supervises Make-Up MONTE CARLO (UPI) — Princess Grace said with a big smile today that she was optimistic that tha little war between Monaco and France wouM have a happy ending Shock and emotion was the for her tiny eountyjr. dominant feeling in the Coun­ ty Court House today over Strong Backing the death Sunday of Earl MIAMI REAGir (UPI) - (Biddy) Burdick, for 35 years Vice President Lyndon B. deputy clerk in the office of Johnson gave n strong en­ the Clerk of the Circuit Court. With tears welling in her dorsement of Claude Pepper Sunday night In the former eyes, Mary Earle Walker, U. S. senator’s bid to teturn County Tax Aitcssor, today said, "We will miss Earl to Congress. Burdick aa a friend who knew everybody and was always Called O ff PARIS (UPI) — The un­ derground Secret Army Or­ ganisation (OAS) said In a statement today that plans to assassinate P r e s i d e n t Charles de Gaulle have been called off until after the Oct. WASHINGTON (UPI) 26 nationwide referendum. Florida's congressional dele­ gation ended a weekend fight Narrow Escape CAIRO (UPI) — Deposed against an adjournment-anx­ Imam Mohammad of Yemen ious House Saturday by ob­ escaped from the ruins of his taining $205,000 for complet­ shelled palace last month by ing planning far the proposed changing uniforms with a cross-Florida barge canal. In two quick votes Satur­ palace guard and is current­ ly hiding with a mountain day, the House members tribe, the semi-official Middle overrode its appropriations East News Ageny said today. committee and agreed to provide planning funds for Florida's pet project. In Tallahassee, Gov. Far­ Home Town ris Bryant praised the delega­ tion and *ald the new canal Gives Welcome "wlU be an Important factor in the economy of our state To Schirra and nation before the end ORADF.I.L. N. J. (UPI) of the decade." Astronaut Waller 31. Schirra Jr., taking the plaudits of his admirers casually, rode with bis family today at the head Court To Hear of a motorcade that launched a day of festivities for the Grain Dispute WASHINGTON (Ul*l)-The hometown boy who made Supreme Court agreed today good. First atop on the route from to hear arguments on a dis­ nearby Hackensack w h e r e pute over the proposed reduc­ Schirra waa born to Oradell, tion of rates on grain shipped where be grew up, waa the from the Midwest Into the Bergen County courthouse Southeast. The high court will sched­ where hundreds of Jumpiog, screaming children surround­ ule hearings later in the ses­ sion and will then render a ed his car. written opinion. In a brief order the court American Legion also Invited the Justice De­ Campbell Losaing Post 53 of partment to file ■ brief ex­ the American Legion will pressing its views in the case. meet at • p.m. at the Legion home on Orlando Drive. Final plana for the Veteran’s Eve Radio Club chicken barbecue and dance The Seminole County Radio on Nov. 10 will be discussed. Club will meet at I p.m. to* day in the Florida State Bank Lounge. Al Cate of Lake Mary will be in charge of the pro­ Bridge .... gram. Classified Comics _ Stocks Ahead Dear Abby NEW YORK (UPI) - A Editorial highly (elective rally center­ Entertainment ed on glamor Issues and a Puts!* few specialties sent the stock Society ......... market ahead for a short Sport* ..... morning gain today. as tax assessor, to work closely with Burdick, and she declared, " ( always found him to be most to* operative, and moat willing to help. He waa very friend­ ly, and over the 26 years I worked with him he never failed to give me the benefit of hla experience and guid­ ance. I will miae him as a friend, and so will everyone that worked with him.” Tax Collector John Gallo­ way, who has know the de­ ceased for 17 years, declared, "Earl Burdick was a true and loyal friend to myself and to the entire staff uf the Tax Collector’s office, lie will be missed by all those that were fortunate enough to know him. Our sincere sympathy ia extended to his family in this hour of sor­ row." Describing Burdick as a Jovial and friendly man, Gal* Reds To Test Carrier Rockets ioway commented on Bur dick's consideration for everybody, and hla willingnext to take time from hla official duties to eaalst any­ one who might be in need of his help, either as a friend or as a clerk of the Circuit Court. We all feel we have lost a good friend," aald Galloway. Arthur Beckwith Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court, said Burdick came to the office in 1925 and retired in Novem­ ber, 1959, after almost 35 years of service. "He waa a fine man to work with, and had a fine sense of humor. Ilia presence waa a major factor in the very excellent operation this office has #nJoyed during the 35 years he waa here. Hla death waa a shock to all who worked closely with him." LAKE ALFRED (UPI) — Pierce Schuler, 20, eat on the frunt stepe of hie rooming houae all day Sunday, brood­ ing about the loia of his girl, Peggy Ann Strlcklan, 16. Ha croased the atreet early today, ■hot her to death in her home then killed himself with tha same gun. Peace Justice Walter Beil ruled the double killing aa murder and suicide. Polk County Sheriffs’ In. vestigators said the couple had been dating for about two yaara. Lest December, they ten away to Georgia, but the girl’s parent* brought tham back before they could marry. MOSCOW (UPI) - The So vlet Union will teat a new series of "multi-stage carrier rockets” In two regions of the central P a c i f i c beginning T u e s d a y and extending through Nov. 30, the official Tais news agency said today. Tais said the rockets will be type* dciigncd for "cosmic objectives." The test scries would be the second the Soviets have car­ ried out in the Pacific with long-range rockets. In a test series last year, the Hussians fired a number Adams Warns of long-range rockets from Russia Into a target area In O f Legal Action UIIADENTON (UPD-Secthe Pacific southwest of Ha­ rotary of State Tom Adams waii. raised the threat of legal ac­ tion against the city of Venice Byrd Hits today to remove stumbling blocks to completion of the Relief Cheats Gulf Coast Intracoaatat Water, WASHINGTON (UPI)-S*n. way from Tarpon Springs to Robert C. Byrd (D-W. Va.) Fort Myers. said Sunday that a nationwide The Venice City Commis­ investigation would find In­ sion. by a slim one-man ma­ eligible person* receiving re­ jority vote, has refused to lief "in some degree" through­ comply with a 1954 agreement out the nation. to eonvey right-of-way for the Byrd said in a radio inter­ seven-mile-long channel skirt­ view that he thought thla par­ ing the eastern edge of Ven­ ticularly was truo in targe ice. It has refused to approve cities. His subcommittee has the route act by tha U. S. En­ investigated welfare rolls In gineers) and la opposing the the District of Columbia. project, Adams said. Harvey Pugh, Lake Mary, a school bus driver accused of violating the right of way statute la connection with Ike r e c e n t accident Involving Highway Patrolman JI m Chambtesa, baa entered a plea of not guilty and requested a Jury trial, according to Coun­ ty Judge Vernon Mize. The Judge said the ease will come to trial at the trial court session In January. Diacuaaing the plea, Judga Mire commented that Pugh did not feel ha had been In­ volved la aa accident, aad that he had told tha Judga ha would aak for a Jury trial even If the fine waa only a dollar, "aa a matter el principle." Pugh la alleged to have vio­ lated tha law when Cham* blcaa. In hot purautt ef a apeedlng ear, had to take evaalve action to avoid hitting the school bus aa it waited to enter the southbound lane of Hwy. 17-92 at Collins Av*., Sunland. M I A M I (U P I) — a slow-moving squall area near the Bahamas w hich threatened to become th e year's fifth tropical storm turned more toward the north today. Chief forecaster G or­ don Dunn said no imme­ diate change in intensity waa expected bat it waa "entirety possible" the tropical depres­ alon would eventually become a tropical storm . At It a. m* the squall area blanketed a large area from south ef Bermuda to the Ba­ hamas and eastern Cuba and Hispaniola. The center was about 49S miles east-southeast of Miami and 128 milaa easinortheast of Baa Balvaodr. Moderate squalls extended outward tome 800 to 180 miles north of .the c a n t a r and brought rough aeaa at aoveral islands la the east and central Bahamas. 8mall craft (a tho out Islands of the Bahamas and in tho storm area were ad­ vised to exercise caution. Dunn mid the depression waa expected to move very slowly during the next 24 hours, with a course between north and northeast during the next )2 hours. It was mov­ ing about five MJUL at the last report Dunn sail there was too much cool air to enable tho squalls to Intensify Immediate­ ly. But he added, "It's going to stall around enough that there’s a pretty good chance it will develop into a tropical mw ruuif. ■» HIV tlon’a fail conference held at the Cherry Plata Hotel, O r lando, according to an an­ nouncement by Arthur Beck­ with Jr., Clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court Jones, who hat charge of tha accounts for tho County Commlsilon, hex worked la the county office for the peat year and a half, and prior to his appointment waa with the Wall Plumbing CO. here. A 25 year resident ef San­ A Sanford resident Harry ford, Jones and hla wife D. Russell, 2824 Park Ave., and family live at 2416 Elm was charged with failure to have vehicle under control after he rammed into two Lyman Student parked cars on Park Ave. Saturday night. Named Police said that Ruisell apparently tried to dodge two Semi-Finalist dogs and hit the cart. Dam­ Lyman High, for the second age to the three cars-was year In a row, has the only estimated close to 22,000, itudent in the county placing police added. as a semi-finalist in the Na­ tional Merit Scholarship Com­ petition. Sets Off Blast This year’ s entry ia the fin­ WASHINGTON (UPD-The alist competition will be Dale Soviet Union set off a low- Taylor, a DE student, who yield atomic device in the at­ will take his next examination mosphere over Siberia Sun­ on Dee. 1 day. The U. S. Atomic Ener­ Roy Goodwin, also of Ly­ gy Commission said the test man, received a Letter of waa conducted at the 8*ml- Commendslon for Outatendpalatlnsk site where Russia ing Performance in the test­ has exploded similar weapons. ing program. TIRES — TIRES THAT’S 03 ALL YEARS WE TIR E S KNOW l EXPERIENCE HIGH QUALITY TIRES AT FAIR PRICES. EASY TIME PAYMENTS NO CARRYING CHARGES FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT ON - THE - CAR WHEEL BALANCING WE SPECIALIZE IN TIRES FOR FOREIGN CARS SALES - SERVICE A BALANCING WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS McRoberts TIRE 406 W. FIRST ST. SUPPLY, INC. SANFORD FA 1-0681 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1962 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 12, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 12, 1962. 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M b. Limit 1 With IS Food Order (With Kib) ( �- , ■’ ■ J ' m r* \iT7 ■‘W J . .- iV'i j ■7 LA1BV A look a t (bo Ballmeada drainage plaas today roTtal room ter (our store* including A A P aad a proposal lor t h r o more a t a lator d a ta . . . • • • The city has ordered >0 parkins meter heads at a cost of t t i t t to get that diagonal parking project on the road. • • • That $21,000 resurfacing pro* Ject for Sanford (some 10 pro­ ject*) will get underway the V' first of next month. •• • • . Getting very near tax bill time . . . Close to 10,000 tax billa going out over the coun ty . . . there wore 13,000 last HUGS, KISSES, ‘WELL DONE* FROM ADMIRAL A S PIONEERING PEACEMAKERS RETURN. year aad la Sanford a little over 12,000 going o u t . . . Last year 11,800 went c • 0 0 Bid letting on the second phaso of tbo Interstate from the Loogwood-Markbam ltd. to the Orange County line alated for Nov. M . . . Apprais­ ers will present their report Friday. WEATHER: Fair through Friday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 60-65. • • • Work on the city's sewage VOL. U United Press Leased Wire EatablUhed 1908 THURS., OCTOBER 11, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 559 treatment plant going, slow, alow, slow . . , says W. K. Knowles, city manager May be ready by the first of the year. • • • A protest from the Down-1 County School board meeting materials from a shop locate Take a look at how our new town Merchants Association I today. ed aa far distant as Mait­ post office is cornin’ . . . look­ strongly objecting to the Tha letter from the asso­ land, aad tha members of tha Bill Signed in’ good . . . • • • WASHINGTON (UPI) — school children buying sup­ ciation pointed out that on organisation thought tha pur­ plies out of town was a ma­ savers! occasions children chases should b# made In T h o s e happy youngsters President Kennedy today jor item of business a t the [ had been advised to purchase Sanford, especially when San­ poling with firemen you saw signed a bill which will ford children ware involved. on page one tbo other day raise postal rate* by one cent Principal Hugh Carlton, of were from the Pinecrest Nurs­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ on first class letters, air mall tha Junior High School, point­ ery School. The governor said be did act mainly as a clearing nim on oa Capitol H1U that and post cards next Jin . 7. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) • • • ed out that tha shop where not know the plana of the bouse to p an on to other tha American government Gov. Farris Bryant said to­ the purchases ware made Speaking of firemen and the state governors what the “is not oVly participating in Pressure Fails like . . . free show at the day he would rather fight tor United Statea regarding put­ was in South Samlnola Coun­ dates were doing In the field. the effortJi to fret tha Cuban UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Bit* Saturday morning at 10 release of Cuban prisoners of ting federal money up to ty, and tha children saved Meanwhile, U. S. Rep. Sid- prisoners but tho Americ in (UPI) —Pressure by smaller . . . Fire prevention film spon­ war than buy their way out ransom the Pigs Bay invad­ to cents n yard on costunta ers. He said basically, Cu­ ney llerlong Jr., (D-Fla.), taxpayer la going to—whe­ nations apparently had failed materials, over tbo quoted sored by tho Jaycees . . . ther be knows it or Hot­ ban Premier Fidel Castro told President Kennedy today today to bring lh« Soviet Charge . . . just bring your of prison. Sanford morchaota’ prices Bryant told a news confer­ was saying he would aeU that "every red blooded foot at least part of the bill." Union and the West any clo* fire prevention poster . . . and there was plenty avail­ er to agreement on a nuclear ence ho bad no inside Infor­ the United States the lives American "would object to they’ll bo given out at all the able, whereas la downtown paying ransom to the Cuban of these men. jjr ★ ★ A committee .was . named not a county problem, but he Sanford th a n waa a shorts#* grammar schools. mation on negotiations for the .. I sfoo't like blackmail *t I Communist realm s - tor the by School Board Chairman felt a committee should be of tho m aterial needed. ' • - ! p r im ■Va'" •wM' *v sa U »his . . —- -*»•• ------ - - * r.ium o( the uay of* P ip toBooming: Sales Tho many kind and Interest­ opIs toas w et. personal. But either end of U," Bryant said. Principal Andrew Bracken Jam es Blrkenmeyer today to appointed fo meet with the On soother subject, bo said V i l l o n prisoners, elty commissioners and medl- pointed out that It la im­ ed friends of Herald carrier LAKELAND (UPI) - Flor­ aald, "where a matter of his committee na cold war ■llerlonx. of Leesburg, sent negotiate with Sanford Mayor ate the problem. Those nam­ Alfred Berner may send cor possible for tho schools to ida citrus industry officials, incipal la Involved, 1 pre­ education of the National a telegram to the President respondenco to him In care of fer to Oght my way out." faced with a record citrus James II. Crtpps, and a ed were J. Dan Wright, Blr­ get satelfactory service on noting tlwre were persistent Governor's Conference would the FL Pierce Memorial Hos crop, anticipate little diffi­ group from the City Com­ kenmeyer snd Mllwee, athletic goods purchased in "U we are willing to buy pital, Ft. Pierce, Fla. Sanford from local mer­ culty In handling the crop and mission over the $2,300 rent­ HAVANA (UPl) — Negotia­ their lives,** he said, "we • • • chants. Ha declared that when tions for the release of 1,113 predict booming sales, parti al demanded by the city for should be willing to go get There's an old saying them by more appropriate captured Cuban invaders bog cularly fo* grapefruit. a shoulder pad for a football the use of the stadium built around big cities to the effect m eins." ged down Wednesday night in uniform breaks it must bo for the baseball training In­ that "you can't beat City discussion of undisclosed "de No Agreement replaced immediately, and lo­ Hall." The request of the tails," and it appeared the cal merchants can’t glva that OXFORD, Miss. (UPI) - stallation here. County Commission to Gov­ talks might continue for some (UPI) —Tile University of kind of sanrlre, but larger A delegation of principals ernor Bryant to look Into the time to come. stores In other cities can re­ Mississippi Faculty Senate from local schools using the bird sanctuary q u e s t i o n New York attorney James was unable to agree Wedncs place the unit within hours, facility was on hand to dis­ brought a fast note from the R. Donovan spent about four day night on a resolution de­ and will deliver in person, if School bus driver Harvey commission man In Ocala say' hours in conference with Pre­ manding disciplinary action cus* their side of the m atter Pugh's report on the recent necessary. ing "our mlnda are not mier Fidel Castro without an­ against students heckling Ne­ with the board. It waa underlined by board The Seminole High School accident at Collins Ave., end The principals were An­ dosed." You bet they aren't, nounced result. member J . Dan Wright, that gro Jam es H. Meredith. Band and Majorette Corps will when the Big Man in Talla­ drew Dracken, Seminolo High Hwy. 17-92, In which Trooper the board Is a county board, "The negotiations dkl not salute the men of the Sanford Jim Chsmbiess’ patrol car hassee is breathing down your School, Hugh Carlton, Jun­ end today as expected," Mrs Swallowed Up? and not a city board, and ha neck. You can't beat the State Naval Air Station and HAT ior High School, Harper Dou­ was severely damaged, was felt that if material can be Berta Barreto, a go-between WING ONE in a special half­ MONTE CARLO (UPI) discussed at the School Hoard bouse, cither. glass, Crooms Academy. in tho negotiations, aald after purchased advantageously time show at the SanfordThe tiny principality of Mon­ They were accompanied by meeting today. • • • the meeting. "They will last from outlets In other parts Seabreeie football gam t Fri­ aco hai until midnight to According to Walter Teague The minds of the Game and Fred Ganaa also from Semi­ two or three more meetings, day night. make a new tax deal with nole High School. The school­ who detailed Pugh’* report, of the county then It is up Fish people were plenty closed because a few detail! must be Highlighting a theme of pa­ French President Charles de men felt in one accord that Pugh had stopped his bus be­ to the schools and the board last week. Closed tight, In revised.” triotism will be the newly Gaulle or face the prospect the charges included in the fore entering to croes the to do it. fact, against the 27* property Sirs. Barreto did not say formed color guard composed of being swallowed up by lease submitted by the City highway, end he stopped at owners that lived In the area. two men would meet France. But not now. No slrree, when of Joyce Walts, Sandy Get Manager, W. E. Knowlea, in­ the center section for south­ oba man, llonry Childs and Sha­ the thunder started to roll, cluded too many maintenance bound traffic. The trooper ap­ set. ron Young. The Twirling SemCouncil Opens Bridge P»g» 1 they opened, quick like a charges that tit* city would proached at a high rat* of Inolei will perform with color­ Classified .. Page 10 A 11 VATICAN CITY (UPI) - have to pay whether o r not speed on the inside Ian* and, bunny, and there will be a Pope John XXIII, a fatherly the facility was used by the seeing the bus, stepped on his Comics ....... .. . Pag* 10 meeting at Gen. Hutcbison'a ful flag batons, special music Dear Abby P tgs 7 figure In white, today opened schools. office Friday to see wbat the will be played by the band, brakes and skidded into the and the whole exciting show a momentous Ecumenical E d ito ria l...........Page 4 Game and Fish men can do. The principsis were also east ditch of the hlghwrsy, Tea­ will be climaxed with a flit­ Council of nearly 3,000 Ro­ strongly opposed to the rent­ gue sskl. Entertainment . Page T As If they didn't already tering flreworka display. man Catholic prelates and al charge on the grounds that I’utsle ............... Pag* 10 knowi No action will l>e taken by The show has been originat­ • • • A 60-yeur-oltl former mental said it might pave the way the city summer athletic pro­ the board on tha accident until Society ----- Page 8 A 9 ed and produced by Bandmas­ Have had several queries, Sports ........ _ Pag* 8 patient apparently stumbled toward the “ unity of man­ grams maker use of school after the trial (a held. ter Ernest Cowley, with Band one this morning, about the 10 facilities, and they felt that off the sea wall by the Lake kind." Captain Charles Rabun and acres or so that have been should be taken into consi­ Monroe boat basin and drown­ Majorette Captain Joan Jones. cleared at West First end Per deration in working out any WAY WE GO . . . City work crews today ed, Coroner Hugh Duncan re­ Formal Decree Game time la I p.m. simmon. The property has ALEXANDER, Va. (Ul) - arrangement with the city. ported today. removed the traffic light at Second and Purk an been up for sale aa an Indus­ It was admitted that the Tha woman was Identified U. S. District Judge Oren R. the first Htep in the downtown improvement trial sit* for some time, by Lewie today Issues! a formal costs of operating the stad­ as Kleanor Cacciano, Orlando, plan making Third St. a thru street. The light an Orlando firm, at a big who waa released from Me- decree that Prince Edward ium should be considered, will be placed at Third and Park. (Herald Photo) price. Now It hai been clear­ Clenny State Hospital five County, Va., schools may not and it waa made clear to THAT’S ALL WE KNOW! ed, stumped and graded off aa stay closed to avoid Integra­ them by Knowlea that the weeka ago. if something Is about to baption while other tax-support­ city does not make any pro­ !I3 YEARS EXPERIENCE Duncan aald there would bo pen. ed Virginia schools remain fit from the operation at the no inquest. • • e BAGOTV1LLE, Qu*. (UPI) $2,800 rental, but It still A local fisherman found the open. Warnings were issued in —A Voodoo J .t fighter plane cost* the city from $1,000 to • HIGH QUALITY TIKES AT FAIR PRICES. body floating in the lake Wed­ Lonfwood today that the po­ streaked down a rain-slick td.ooo to keep ihe stadium Rebels Fleeing nesday night. • EASY TIME PAYMENTS lice Intend to crack down oa runway Wednesday night and CAIRO (U P I> - Mecca ra­ in repair for the uses de­ enforcing the dog ordinance collided with a Trane- Can­ manded of it by the schools dio in Saudi Arabia said to­ • NO CARRYING CHARGES and that the mayor la impos­ ada A ir Linea Vlsount air­ A delegation of government day that Yemeni rebels were and others using it. Leon Cohn was a t the meet­ ing stiff fines on those liner, killing a atswardeea and • FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL J. Dan Wright said he felt fleeing the capital of Sanaa officiala will visit Altamonte ing to discuss the installation brought before his court for ona passenger. before a royalist advance it was a school problem. of a watar system for his new • EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT allowing unlicensed dogs to The turbo - prop airliner Springs to Inspect tha city for but were caught between the development, and he was as­ run loose. tha Home and Housing Fi­ forces of Imam Hassan and • ON - THE - CAR WHEEL HALANCING with 19 persens aboard had sured by the council that tha • • • Just landed on a flight from nance Agency, and to appraise permanent maina would be in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Bedouin tribesmen loyal to Trade Bill Talked with Fire Chief • WE SPECIALIZE IN TIRES Seven Islands, (Jus., and was tha water installation of tha stalled and a well and pump D e m o c r a t i c congressional him. Mack Cleveland Sr. and still Inked By JFK FOR FOREIGN CARS taxing off tha runway when Southern Gulf Utility Corp., it set in for the use of the sub­ leaders, hard pressed to find nothing new on that All WASHINGTON (U PI) — tha accident occurred. w a s announced Wednesday division that would be tied in a quorum In either House or • SALES - SERVICE & BALANCING Souls arson case . . . "Just President Kennedy signed In­ The Canadian air force Jet, night a t a special meeting of with the main system when Senate, hoped today to wind Jury Clears no new leadscoming In." to law today a bill giving him • WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS taking off on a night mission, tha city council. construction of the water plant up tha longest session in II said the chief. power to tear down American Movie Star sliced Into the tall section and The team la coming to deter­ was started. years by Friday night. • • tariff walla and provide cash mine the efficacy of approv­ Cohn also asked for approv­ The major stumbling block LOS ANGELES (U ri) Is a spoonful of delicious Jack*knlfed the airliner. subsidiea to any American Fiva persons were injured ing the loan application of tha al of a plat for the second ad­ waa tho effort to get a com­ A coroner’* Jury Wednesday who loses his job as a result. turkey and dressing worth a dime? . . . Member* of the and nlna others were hos­ town for 8380,000 for the dition to his Oakland Shores promise on the agriculture ap- cleared actress Saundra Ed­ Congress delegated tha un­ Grace Methodist Church will pitalised f o r observation. municipal water ayatem, and area. The first plat called for propriationa. But Senate Dem­ wards of criminal respond precedented powers to tha TIRE SUPPLY, INCL be idling It for that Saturday The airliner carried 15 pas­ to determine a price for tha 161 home* and tha plat ap­ ocratic whip H u b e r t H. President for use In bargain­ bility in the ehotgun death of 405 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD FA S-Ottl night and you can dip the sengers and a crow of four— private utility now serving proved by the Council added Humphrey said "things are ing with foreign countries for spoon as many times as you pilot, cc-pilot and two ste­ part of tha aouth end of the an additional 109 homee to tha looking much better” for • h e r actor • boyfriend who freer access to their markets town. 4 wardesses. quick solution. threatened to kill her. , w ant Be there at 8:30. for American products. School Board Hears Fight Better Than Ransom For Cubans, Bryant Says n su o A .., O ut-O f-Tow n Buys Merchants Park Lease W oes Aired Negotiations 'Bog Down' t ★ ★ ★ Board Hears Bus Report Salute To Navy At Game Friday Herald Index Woman Falls; Drowns In Lake Jet Fighter Rams Airliner TIRES - Fed Officials Slate Visit To Altamonte TIRES - Demo Leaders Seek Quorum McRoberts TIR ES �f t f f t — Ont 11, 1M3 d ha now opportunity suck Inter. M Berlin u d C ato aad tto C i ) i U wmi fUisd with r a n a n t t o t to would go to the United State*, would t o t e Legal Nofica O l d , M u m with ith or tank*, u l u d li m a la | n w of e a tte e tte a ------- ------Hal t e l Btatee Oeverameat obligations I.tIMH.TT M lt,***.*» l l m t u < r u n i 'M l r ----;— GARY HUDGINS, BAUM NANAGBS i t 8triekl*ad4lorriion Motors tovitas Mr. sad Mrs. HaaOton B vttott and thair two boos to taka • trial ■pin in the new 1968 Falcon convertible. The Bartlett’s ore pictured here In the Falaoa in the showroom of 8trtakknd*Marr!ooB on E ast First 8L (Herald Photo) OB Ftotaa, to ■at if y w t e a t ua te art started m l s t Bpriaglleld, Msai. Ttofi s hm| way away from to n . • • • D trttet aad Otf Cite mta ban a ghfljhead friend WML SUPPLY 111 N. F ra d k Av*. 1 Phomo FA 2-8411 vlritlng with th a n at ttoir b o as at tto WeUva Bridie. Sim Brtanleg of PeaaicoU and tto girls b a te to m ra* llrisg old no ao rio a thla pari weak. • • *Eteea took Sea’s ptraets, B arotst sad Jack, flakiag as tto river aad they (•ally caught a big catch of brsam sad poreb. Wonder wtero WUaoa wssT 8 s de­ cided after that Mg IT lb. aaook (that B lass CAUGHT) ratals last weak at Fort Myers was toough flaking for awhile. (With 1 could givo tto t Jseklo Gleason laugh). • • • Suo’a patents a n vlaUlog with Mr. and Mrs. Bd Davis aa Oregon Bird. • • • William aad Ms* bla Carroll to te decided to go vacationing agate. Thla time out Tessa way. They are pi analog to bo gom two wteka and will brteg Msbit's uncle back with ttojnHa resides with them but has tom out that way visit­ ing relatival. • • • Don't for- SEW AND SAVE Summer Closeouts TARPON ond SPORTS FABRICS Hat. K irin to for tto pewlattice af every oas etrt thte way. If y w haven't teotettad Mr. Baby yet, why, do aa aad aaa M th a n iaaomathiag for yen to t o doing now. * * teat week WM Art Weak te S e a te d did job g* see dm works af t e arttetef DM you know that wo have a t tto srtltto oat thte way. Thelma Sikes (Mra. J.C.) wba te a teacher at Wltean Kbaol baa two ef bar display. * * • Mrs. Claude HktoB, daaghand M n. Gerald Behiwna w en heatoaaae at a housewarming party for Wil­ li* H and Kathto B ahm a Sun­ day afternoon a t torir new tom* oa Orange Bird. A beautiful arrangement af yel­ low mums and grata foliage •prayed gold eent to Willie and Kathto from to r mother la Norfolk, Va. adorned tto television. Tto decoration* carried out tto autama them* by tto piataa and napkins had cabred teavaa oa them and tto cry at* 1 candletoldera told oraase aaod k t. Around 4o gueata called during tb* appotetod boun. • • • Jim and lyon Giles and daughter Sylvia a n fin­ ally getting into ttoir new bam* which they had balk near tto ir old ant. I tow Lynn facia now by wait­ ing for that apecial day of. getting to move te because f am waiting for the same thing. Our* i« down on Nareteiua Av*. and Jamea Lee te tto builder. Ha te certain­ ly doing a wonderful Job too. We purchased ■ lot from Eb and Olga Hunter and we are proud to tay they win be our wooderful neighbors • • • I see that tto M. H. Spivey* at Monro* Corner have added to tha front of R e g u lar $1.98 yd. BUY 1 YARD at REG. PRICE 2nd Yard DACRON COTTON BUTTINGS WAMSUTTA PRINTS (Ills .1111.1/ Hit, . Il.-rt 5 I E G L E R ASSORTED FABRICS Open Mondays 'til 9 p. m. <j NEW SHIPMENT m Doeskin Suede I $ ^ 2 9 l Assorted Colors Waahabia Values to $1.98 UIL HUME Ilf All K now flvts you SW EEPING Gardner served so delicious orange juice and cookies. • • Mrs. Freddie Befarane sad small daughter Bambl Lynn a n to n riaitteg Fred's a n ­ ther sad fa thee Herbert aad Lucille Batum i. Fred la ex­ pected to come up is a few days sad Ant laid they w o n p n g to Jacksonville to visit nlaUves bodwo m taratag to B hlera Bosch w han they sow reside. • • • Happy Birthday to Gram T to n tan , s former M e m gaL She aad Harbert sad am Brian railde te Tampa end I u » dorstaad that they got the Sanford Herald down th e n aad that tee reads thla column. Bo horn Mary Hittell aad L * wonderful day to the hurting season te drawing ■ tar aad fast too. Shot guns a n being cleaned and oiled, grocery toatoti being filled, ammunition bring bought, so tto t All tto t is feedqd te thq day lor tto Mason to open up. Go to It hunter*. • • * Our thought this week te on ago. Oliver Wendell Holmes once Hid: To to 70 years young b sometimes more cheerful and hopeful thaa to to 40 year* old. * * * I do not know tto author of this one: Gray hairs aeema to my fancy like the soft light of tto moon, silvering over tto oraning of Ufa. Ten Tables Play Bridge In DeBary OoldoQ louvers in tha heat outlet a n motor driven to rotate back and forth— mot*p in t th e h a s t o v a r y o u r Hoot. All new in per­ formance, styling and colon, this new Stag­ ier gives you a new dimension in heating comfort. NEW OBLEAKI! <UP1> Mteeiosippl Gov. Bom Barnet and L t Gov. Tad) John­ son face another court Me­ llon Friday in which they moot show they purged them•shoe of contempt or take tto soneoijmafoe. Bight judges of the U. 8. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE MAITLAND, FLA. SEW AND SAVE I GAS * 1 2 Brand M w Tire 670 x 15 10.-15 plus tax No Exchange CAVANAUGH TIKE SERVICE 14tl M. Preach Av*. FA 9-U to ■\\U j r ; n % \ « i v«rt4dk' •tefa ft V^ 1 PEB 1H LB. CYLINDER I |> V CITY COMMISSIONER GROUP 2 CITY WIDE NOVEMBER #, IN S Pd. Pol. Adv. Captlal Stockt (a) Common i S u r p l u s ---------- Undivided prattle Beaoraea . ■ ■Tctal Capital Accounts Total Liabilities and Capl4nl AceeeeU — M BK O iuintum Asset* pledged er eeelgued te eeear* liabilities and for otkor parpoooa SKFOBT OF A WOLBIWW CWWFAET AwPU.IA.TW OF A XATIOX4L BASK Report as e f teptember IS. t m . i t AOaette T teet Ctot panr. Jack.onvUle, Florida, which te afllllaled with Tha Hanford Atlantia National Bank. Sanford. Florida, Charter number 1S1IT, Fadtral Rae.rv* district number *. Kind of butlnea* of Ibis affiliate: Bank atook holding aempany, holding controlling laterbanking eat In tkla aad other affiliate* to broaden scope e f be burin*.a Id Florida. Mannar In whick above-named orgaalaatlaa la affiliated w ith national bank, nnd d .er.o of control: Owns majority ef tk* share* at capital stock. Financial relation* with bank! Stoak of affiliated bank owned by the affiliate (par value) ---------- --------------— • 1I*.**0.0* Loan* by lb* affiliate to atfillatad beak . . . . t None I. H. K. Brook*. Secretary • Treaaurtr ef Atlantle T ru.t Company do aolcmnly awcar that tb* above statement la true, to lbs boit of my knowledge and belief. I declare that It haa or w ill to publlchid In tha manner preaerlbod by Seotlon S ill. U.s n .s . o s . u.*C , tec. I t l) , within llttcan day* from tha date ot receipt or the rati for report *1 condition by tb* Comptroller of the Currency. H. B. Brook* Sworn to and snbeerlbed baler* me ibis 4th day * ( Oct­ ober. n e t. (SBAL) Virginia 0. Drake Notary Public. State af Flor­ ida at Large My eommlaaloa aspires April I. IMA Bandod by Natleaal Surety Corpora­ tion Bralu* autom atically held* cooking tem p eratu res—food won't bant, boil over. The even control autom atically keeps me*la hoi for houn without overcooking. Plus speed, econ­ omy, coolness! ■ ■ m UVIIIOSUN na tin WtTN $65 TRADE-IN NOW Buy Now During The Great Autumn Sale! 109 W 1mI_ H i. 109 W.. lkt. 81. i n w. u t st. ll.M M M .il named bank de kerebr declare tkat Ihla report e f condition I* tra* aad eorr*o4 t* the ke*4 *( my kaowladg# and toilet. R. F. Haas W*. tha undersigned dlraeters *11**4 tb. eerreetaees e f 4hta report of condition and declare that II to* bee* examined bp n* and to tb* bcel e f ear knowl.de* aid to ile t 1* true •a d aerroct. H. H. HodfO* H. B. Pope. Dlr**4*rn Oe*. A. Ipeer, Jr. Sanford («A$£omMnY Sanford Gas Co I t.tat,ste.lt of tbo above- for your oM range on the purchaso of * Gold Star Range (850 on othor fall six* ranges 825 on apartment ran geo.) Balance In Easy Monthly Payments On Yonr Gas BUL i #• . % No Inatallatlon Charge Delivery Anywhere ia Seminole County S u It a n t t f it,iH ,ru » During the G n a t Autumn i, buy a Oa* rang* with Gold L Star features! Burnor-wiUb-a- r \ Illb . i^ n t4M tl.ua Now’s the time to buy a GAS RANGE that’s earned the Gold Star Award! B O T T LED w w VOTE FOR HWY. 17-92 DRIVE TUHU FERN PARK N4.aet.it 4l,l4T.at ie.tae.ti Boat aatata own.d other thaa Saak preml Otkor aooots — — ----- . ---- Justice Hugo Black, Meredith attempted to register. He was ■u f f o l k ooujerr FEDER­ turned away personally by AL SAVINOa AND LOAN AS­ Barnett twite, and by John- SOCIATION. a United State* • f America corporation. Plaintiff On Sept. SS, tto appeal* ♦a MACK SBJINIK CAOLB and curt found Barnet guilty af JAJ4BT S. CAOLB, Hln wife, reotempt and gave him until ___ Defendants, Oct. t to purga himself of that coutempt o r be told li­ able te imprisonment aad a ia Judgment on tto statute f 10,000-par-day fine m tll to top two executive*. The heap, T to next day, tto court teg ia act for U 'a j a . C8T. Barnett and Johnson w e n found Johnam guilty and told in contempt for barring garn Mm the earns deadline tto edmlaetou of Negro with tto th reat e f a | 8,000-e■UNMIK CAOUI aad JANET James Meredith to the Uni- day fin*. n. CAOLB, kla Wire, are de­ A day later, on Sept. 10, fendants, X w ill tell te the ▼unity of Mississippi late highest end best bidder for Iasi month. Earlier, tto Meredith, escorted by deputy cash a t tb# Mala Doer ef the court Issued a temporary U. 8. m art hale, entered the Seminole C esatr Cearthoes* In the of Sanford, Flor­ restraining order' forbidding university, t o u c h i n g off ida. at CTtr 11:0* A. M. on tha university and state official* bloody riots and intervention Slth day af October, 1»U. tha following described property from doing anything to pre­ by federal troops. as set forth la aald Flaal vent the registration, en­ On Oct. te attorney* mat Dscree, to-wlti Lot IT, BEAR LAKE rollment or attendance of with tto Judges ia chambers, HILLS, according to tha Mesoditb. a. » ; then went Into open t o u t „ Plat thereof, ao ,r*«ord»d la Flat to o k II. at Fag* After substantial litigation, for a hearing. ST, c l th e Public R ecord, which finally had to to de­ Attorneys fo r Mississippi, af Oemlnele Coantr, Florcided by U. 8. Supreme Court including State Atty. Gen. Inciudlag the building and Joe Patterson, argued tto t appurtenances I o e a t a d Barnett and Johnson had thereen. together with the furniture, furnishings and p n r g a d themselves. They flatkrsa situate therein, pointed out th at Meredith and teeated there**. DATED this ttb dar of was in the university and the October. IMS. governor had ailed upon the (SEAL) Arthar H. Beckwith. Jr.. people of Mississippi to main­ Clerk *( the Circuit court Word baa been received of tain tto peace. af Semlaolo County. Flor­ ida Attorneys fo r Meredith sad the death of Edward J. ■ rt Martha T. VIklaa Rivers Jr., in Savannah, N. Y. tto U. 8. Justice Department D. C. A native of Sanford, be haa said they did not fool Barnett Nathanaoa and Oravaa and Courshoa aad Caurskaa everything pos­ lived in Mew York for the was doing ITet Meridian Avanua sibleto comply with the Miami Kaaclt II, Flarlda peat SO yeara. Publish Oat. II. H U. Survivors ere his wife, Mrs. court's restraining order, hut CDE-41 Bertha Rivera, • sou, John did not press for Immediate Edward Sid, three slaters, action against him. Mrs. Jack Hyntt, of NewTto court continued tto mount, Tease, Mrs. Edna case until Friday. T to ac­ Jack ton, El Paso, Texas, Mr*. tion, in effect, kept tto con­ Orvri Donk, Savannah, and tempt charge hanging over on* brother, Robert Ala* of tto heads of Barnett and Johnson. 8*vaiuah. Other relatives I a e I tt d a three aunts, Mrs. Berth* T er­ rell, Mr*. Bey Johnson end Mbs Vert* Woodcock and three cousins, Mra. Sylvan J. Devi*, M n. Stinson Klnlaw and Mrs. Winnie Smith, all of Sanford. Burial will bo in Savannah. M. I . “SONNY” ™E REMNANT shop «.T itH i.ta Legal Notice Ten tables were te play a t this week's Tuesday afternoon meeting of tto DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club at the Community Center. Winners announced today were, NS, first, Mrs. Mints Morrison and H. 0. Chose; second, Mn. Frank Austin and Mias Ethel Johnson; third John Vandertchaaf and Mrs. Donald Johnston and fourth, Mr. and Mn. George Pear, sail. EW, fir it, tie, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur WUlgooao with Mrs. 0 . N. Lackey and Mra. Wil­ liam Woodkxk; third, H. M. Garden Club tif J*** Caeeeltorry Brown and Mrs. Luther TarThe South Semlnoi* Oartoll and fourth, Mrs. E. E. Anderson and Mrs. Clydb den Club will meet for tto Ramsey. first time this season a t 1:90 p.nt. next Monday at the home of the president, Mr*. W W I Auxiliary E. P. Richards, Oxford Rd. In Longwood. By Mrs. Adorn Muller The Auxiliary ef DeBary't World War 1 Barracks 11*7 will hold it* monthly meet­ ing a t 1 p.m. Friday in tha Community Center. M n. Grace Leah, dlitrict seven president, will be ape* till guest for the occasion when plaas for the annual Birthday Dlaaar te be held on Oct. IS will to discussed. i.*(*,m ca ti.e**.H ll.H M U .lt D. Clubs mot l i f t Thursday sveateg a t White Hall. We had s wonderful program oo sewtag equipaeat draw*, itrated te us by M ss WO* SU PER FLO O R M A T ! Obligation* of Stales a a l political m M I tUIo ii ,, ------ ------------- — ■■■■ Corporate ataeka (taatallaa (tl.aoa.H stack af M a r t ] Reserve te a k ) -----— Laaaa a a l M aaaaate----------— ------------ ——■ Bank pranlaaa owaal tlaM T I.lt, furniture a a l flituree 41*1,14*.** ^ LpA 'i 2-5733 NATURAL GAS FOR HANFORD �/ ■ — t e d ; Mary's Beauty Salon Approximately ISO Villa f tn and Carol'a Dress Step of turned oat to enjoy an etta- tb« Lon (wood P la n ; Putt laf of fan and togetherness P utt Golf of P a n Park, North Saturday a t the Community Building la the North Or­ lando Recreation Area. The affair, sponsored by O P E N TILL the local d e le Assn., was tolled aa a success and was the first of many such e m u the association hopes to spon­ sor for the community la the future. The Pot Luck Dfamor of­ fen d aa array of tempting dishes prepared by sons of the host cooks la the village. Tablet were arranged buffet style and everyone ih and his contribution with his aelgb- M — Orlando Utilities Co., Harris Construction Works of North Orlando and the North Or­ lando General Store. 9 P .M . - M O N .-F R I.; LOOK FOR S A T . TILL 6 P.M THIS S IG N YOUR G U A R A N T EE O F Q U A LITY FOOD AND PUN was Ths children were treated ths order of the even* te the fee e f dunking apples Ing last Saturday night sad pis ra d various gsmes in North Orlando as under the supervision of Mrs. members of the Civie James Grins lead and Art A*an. sponsored s pot Rhodes, luck supper followed P. Stewnrt Helmly and BUI by free entertainment Harris emceed the adult free for all age groups. Top gsmes and presented gifts to photo shows ju st a few the winners. Films wert of the some 150 real* shown throughout the even­ dents who filed around ing by Henry Ward. heavily laden tables to Merchants donating prises choose supper. In the to ths Civic Assn, to contri­ bottom photo, small bute to the success of the sons of Mr. and Mrs. affair were Raymond Studios, Dsve Tilson, a t tub, Bukur's Music Shop, Ivey’s take a turn a t bobbing Shoe Store, Powell’s, Sween­ for apples, an old but ey’s, McRnyaolds Drugs snd still exciting sport. Sanford Herald all of San- TERRIFIC BUY! OUTSTANDING VALUE! Ravenna Park “Homes In A Community BuUt With Pride’ 0 Drill Sot * Wrench 8ot 8 k i BEDROOMS - 1 ,1 H ft 2 BATHS Priced From fll,90O LOW DOWN PAYMENT Business Briefs VJLA^ F.H.A. In-Service. Conventional Financing KITCHENS BY GENERAL ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. * Piter Kit OSanding Discs d Hex Key Set 0 Do* W trochee d Screwdriver S et m M A XI Beautiful, chrome-plain), automatic toaster has supersensitive timer for perfect toast every time. BuUt to live many years of trouble-free »ervice._____________ * Flier Wrench 0 Hammers * Magnetised Screwdrivers . V a l u e s G a l o r e in E v e r y D e p a r t m e n t Custom Building A Specialty CHICAGO - Have the Ad­ ministration’s extensive ef­ forts to persuade travelers from overseas to "Visit tha USA” had an unexpected side effect—on Americans? That waa the question pos­ ed today by an executive of Greyhound as be totaled early response to a new tra­ vel offer for Americans —the bus company's $99 seo the USA Travel Ticket, allowing 99 days of travel around or ■cross the United States for eoly $99. " I t’s been unbelievable,” said Jam es E. Hawthorne, vice president of marketing. "The American public has responded to this travel offer as never before. “ If this response la an in­ dication, tourist attractions and scenic spots in this coun­ try can expect a deluge of leisure pleasure travel busi­ ness in the years to come." Among the first buyers of the new ticket in Los Angeles were two elderly ladles—Mrs. May P. Benedict, 89, and her sister. Miss Grace E. Pinney, §3, 231 S. New Hamp­ shire—who held off till Sept. 10 to make a trip to the Seattle World's Fair. In view of tha wide travel available under the $99 for 99 days plan, the ladles decided to go to Seattle, all right—but via New Orleans, Miami, New York City, Boston, Vermont Hermetically Sealed Cells Noted for their mechanical ruggedness and long life, nic­ kel « cadium batteries can be hermetically sealed to elim­ inate maintenance require­ ments and permit operation in the high vacuum of outer space. Gen. Office BU W. 26th S t - P h. FA S-310S Salee Office FA 2-7499 Homes On Country Club Bd. - Follow Our Signs ahd Chicago. (Tbey'vs gone 70,000 mites via Greyhound in the last 8 years, were given an honorary silver koy to the Greyhound system last y«ar.) Sktt V* Inch EXECUTIVE H TV ELECTRIC DRILL STENSTROM REALTY Sales Agent* Delivers power to spare for drilling holes in concrete, metal, brickwork, plaster and wood. Modem lightweight design permits easy handling. Also has geared key chuck, precision-cut helical gears to deliver full power and torque. Idoel utility TV; plays anywhere. Indoor* or out Built-In telescoping antenna. Handsome two-tone case. Slender styling ...o n ly II Inches deep. / / " . . . T A K E M O N T H S T O PAY! C L E A R A N C E S A L E On firestone TIRES /^ 1 .7 0 - tr X | ^ / % l a c k wa l C \ J ® J F t COME TO THE BANK THAT UNDERSTANDS A FARMER'S PROBLEMS! W T U " - T Y PB W l y * - " 0 .7 0 .1 9 ^ ^ ' 7.90-14 > TUBELESS WHITEWALLS 9 .7 0 .1 9 ^ ^ 1 ^TUBE-TYPE> WHITEWALLS /U SED V T IR E S N 4 * * 8 I. Agalaat <Uf«cU l« aa.km.a•hip *nd awiarula tor tha Lto «l tha M l|lu l Irani. I. A,.mat normal load haunto lawapt wp.ir.bto puartuml anrountaiad la avaryday pawtnrtr r u a , h r Ito miaitar ol month, apan lUrl Itoptonnwnt. praralad aa tmad ••a , m l h»«»J oa Ini pints j Enjoy the Voice ol Fimtone Every Sunday Eitning Ovtr ABC Trhution F o r F a s t , E f f i c i e n t Tire, III cu u -se > suSmnSa.s YO UR / K C « 0 /C lJ X a l l n ar Pahlla lla o rla g N o lle . I. h .r.b / d v rs, B oard of C ounty C o m m it.lu n ­ ar* o f M .m lnol. County, F lo rM t. will h .a r an a p p aal a g a i n .t tha rl.claloa of th a H oard of A d)u.tm ant raaclndIng th a lr daclalun of J u ly IS, I t s J, In g ra n tin g a n ln aty IM ) day a tte n tio n ta U radfo rd R a slty to Inatnll and a p a ra ta a atw asa tra a tm a n t p la n t oa tha follow ing daac rlb a d property! WH of SUVi of N E U o f SK>« laaa M l l « ft th a ra o f In Saetloa 10-11H- P u trll.lt OcL 11. l i t ! ' ©DBKIII Legal Notice P u b lic h a arln g will ba hatd In th a Sam lnola County C o u rt llo u aa. Sanford. Florida, In lb s C ounty Com m it, lu n a r. Room , on Octobar I*. I N I a t l :lo A. SI. or aa toon th e re a t t a r aa poaalbla. H oard of County C o m m it. nlunara Sam lnola County. F lo rid a B y J . C. lluleblaoa. C h a irm an A tic s t A rth u r B K k v I lh , IB* overall diagonal A WEEK THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK | Incorporated 19X7 'PEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 8:00 B r a h e arid A lig n m e n t f i m t o n e S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s with P re cisio n E q u ip m en t �Lyle C. Wilson Says: -. "_ ** *V* 4• f'C. t (id f w / _ day (fea era s hat g r i s slot ti*e le n aaarad I r a Met ha a p p e a r* ta be kafcre the battle e f O th M , Mia*. fru ity of iocatta# o Seminol* C ow tty •• • W W W ' Tho County could actlvata tho glr- oootr. hot V u involvsd with ' Tho 1 »nr fUfht pottoni out of SNAS, to Mo 1 ' 1 aroeuxt to t W H nogHMtJUorCounty would tho Cotwgr Com». prooont commlttog, tho aoe- gone*, i ‘ ulocttd throo poootbto nitoo u miaalon ___ ■ultablo. Two of tbom won in • mlttoo to five tho juthond, ooo near Oviedo and thetr moot fortoua oot of AlUmooto Bprlogi. Tho • location for tho idea wao to locate tho airport Airport. The Answer To Why? b v t n now , sivw y e a r* a i w unv t t u v in i first Sputnik, occasional voice* are ■till hoard questioning- tho “why" of this nation's apace effort. "Why spend such vast sums," the questions usually run,.''on a prestige race to tho moon when poverty and disease still shackle millions right here on this planet?** Indeed, even the most space, mlndad must wince when a rocket, ■stellite combination coating a total of about 918 million drops In the drink off Cape Canaveral because a hyphen was left out of its coded in* •tractions. Think of the thousands who could have been helped by some of that money — the unemployed, the medical researchers, the hanlpressed cities trying to rebuild their slum* ridden core*. The annual budget for speee, which was under 91 billion at the time of Sputnik, is now in the multi, megabuck range and will be second only to that for national defense in a few yean. Think of the things the nation could buy with th at—the highways, the new eltioo—«*jr the critics. Yet, What if the space program were halted or cut back drastically now? Would all fnls suddenly avail* able money be spent on domestic Im­ provement? It could, certainly—for a while. But one thing is overlooked In this otherwise admirable Idea. That is, that the money being spent on space Is not only being drawn from the ns’ tionnl economy but in turn contri. butes to the very dynamism and productivity of the nation. There were many more millions unemployed In the 1930s, more mil* lions In wunt, living substandard lives In substandard environments. for lions, only amounts to •bout 10 per cent of the gross natlonai produet. Should the day ever come wh*n real peace breaks out, the nation will not collapse because It no longer has the support of defense spending. l? rirson it won't is the growl ring importance of the specs budget. 8oraa persons have expressed hope that apace exploration may pro* vide a moral equivalent for war. It mdy y ab also provide a financial equlval* ent. Those who want more money spent on earthly, human needa will get their money. They will get it from the surplus wraith generated by a nation busily striving toward an important national goal—the conquest of space—whose rewards are not only an array of scientific (and new Industry-creating) advances but an enlargement of the human aplrlt itself. OUR BOARDING HOUSE BW?—YOU CHALLENsn)) TU. oo aM .1STBNl,LARDTUB/TVBOOr »*n, AN* t*MWOHKYWTMAT WBLL.LCT OS RIOURI ) u p a * ju /Micwnr * ct it from m s TOMYDSfJ— BUT// SCM riiTH a mirror trick— but I’M WILUNT TO 1ST SOUWORK Mo t with wjoo ' p ic n .a u i.Y s o y / fo « r r , * i o a m ‘ D<cB/ NOjWBROlL A ___ think Your rheumatic COOL r*IR,M AOy 7 SOUR WPBSTS CAMHOLDUP FOR Apaw " JM sn fi , JAK» S ake is walking PB » SS^au Page 4. Sanford, Florida, Thurs., October 11, 1962 WALTKM A. UHSLQW, RUITOR * r t'IU IM B B LARRt VKNSIIUI. JAAIU L. *UOEUAHR» lUnaalas Bailor l lu .l n .i i U i n i i i r JLUV WKLL* R T R U I J. «ll*MI.Va County Bailor AAtortniag Ulroour CRCMLIA r j t l H I l l I m Ii i i Bailor N o e s a r tr o r pso v City BJltor DOT ■ lljat.VOOTBAU Posture cailo (MIRLRV M * M CUsUttSt klABARAr PRAAK v o l t o l i .v * Uraulstleu I liiif W PRBD SCULLS Uttkaaolel (O ft. • L'RICRIPno.V RATRS By Mat] • r a lH l* Coaaly IM WMk IM * I r»«r IM • U ooik, *M B Hoalko IM I Month V, S. Pooul n « * » l» l— - i m i I M ikal ho gala la aa%Ai«o. A D oll,or, b l i n , oo h m „ rlooo Bailor Oil too of la at ora .Ploot-*- aaOor Tho Moral* la a o i o lo r *1 iko liallra rests wkloh llilnl otrlarlioly lo Iho a,o lor rogahllcailoa s i aU lha aobo grloli* la Ihte aanigapor. Ike paUtkal iwgect of James 8. Mendtt i afloet ehtlrmaathlM a n to li ghter at Ike Uafrerslty held by Sombanan out of ef MleeteelpH ie likely te be aQ prupartlaa to lha lumber of Southerner* to Coograss. That situation la cm tad by tha cragmstlaaal seniority their system aad tho Beutbeni cus­ party s Q tom ef putting thaifr men la koath’s east office tad haapiag them a n t oft: than. Men Kapubltete* an aaek- Tba chairmanship# an a lag state sad liHaael afBae bulwark against tha two-par­ this year la th* aee-tima ty lyatam la th* South. If ■olid South thaa la toy pm- Southern voter* began re­ vloua alactioa. Kspublicaa placing congnuimut Demo­ anagniitnail esadldsUa to crats with BapuhUcana, yuan the Booth may aspect Is would elapse befon the aewbenefit and perhaps they win. comen would ha eligible for But coot-mladsd Soutbar- ebalrmnshqm under the oar* amp hasitata before seniority systom. voting out of ofBca a con- Those chalrmsnihlps would gnsaloesl Domocnt, how. be nlatlnly saeun, however, a n r much they may n n n t If Southeraera patoad up the th# um of Marti fore* la INI opportunity to veto re- thetr eager tor th* 1M4 presldeat1ml alactioa. it meat be amaaed that Kaaaady will he resamhutad. Southern Damocrata could support tha lepobUcaa tic hat to UN to pualth th# Kaaaady brothers. More like­ ly they will put up their own third party presidential nontoae as Jstlersoalaa Demo­ crat or aona such. Tim ob­ jective would ha to throw tha election to the VJ. House ef Repnsentstires. If the ragular party tic kets split th* nto outside tha South, aa candid*te would have ■ majority of th* else (oral eoDags and tha House would ehoeee among tho too three. Th# South would be to the taddk again. Whea the House cheoM* e Psoaldent, each stole has on# vote, only. The South might expect to hold e balance of power la such e choir*—sod to make a aatiafactary deal with th* Phil NewsomSovs Deiuf mym94v uu space at that time, yet there was little money avallsble for medical re* search, alum rebuilding or anything The government, of course, spent millions on depression measures. This money, too, was drawn from tho national economy, but it was an econ­ omy that was almost standing still, and the spending tree ted only the symotoma of the depression, not its causes. Tragically, it took, World W ar II to revivify the economy. Even though the humming factories wsrs devoted to producing materials destined only for destruction, the nation regained its economic strength and has hi* creased It ever aInca. Today, production of military goods la still an important factor in Mlldislppf ia auppart at Uktagrattoa of tha uahuntty. leathern Democrats a n erphase wtthto their etn par­ ty. Their only aaionmbto claim to tofletaee la sstlomal poUttea la bated ra thalr eoocawktaa chair* “SuperMac” Faces Big Job Dr. Cram’* Worry CASE N-4991 Hilda H., ag49, la tiw wife who f*U crushed becsoM ah* found out that h*r husband had “suddenly” d*ys1op*d an Infatuation for hi* M in tary . Bet tho** Infatuations •a n Bsually aot “auddon” affair*. You whrra Jn*t raddmly loan of thus. But they hen hem In the maklag for months or ena yean pnvloualy. Clinic to th* fact* of Ilf*. It I m t your children that a n to lacking In th* *o-caU*d “facta of Ufa." No, Indeed! I t la th* eont*nt*d, fat wits* a t Am*ric* who n**d Jolting. Regain your tlaaay chassis. Cheago your perfume. Moatslly prod y o u nalf into a«V lag klttanlah, (specially If your husband 1* p ast 40. Quit staying away from th* boudoir till your mat* la In bad and sound aalt«p. And , , don't think gaatrl* calorits will offaat th* lack of antic tAloriii* “But I am so tlrsd at night!" la pour fraqumt com­ plaint to m i . “Then take an sftsrnooa nap," I U m ljr remind such In­ different wives. If you wish a hatband in­ stead of an alimony chock, than you bettor Insure your happy m arriage by ltts cul­ inary a r t and more of th* bou­ doir sort. Among soma oot wholly over-awsd by hi* high office, B ritain's poised and articu­ late Prim* Minister Harold Macmillan has tsrn*d tho nlckn a m * , “Unflappable Mae." Ha also ha* been called “ super-mat,“ and, by those ^ M frisndly, “Macmothbatls" and “Gimmick Mer­ chant." Macmillan, who took over hi* present Job in January 1997 a t a time of low obb In British fortunes Just after tha abortha Bun invasion, haa bean prims minister long­ er than any other Conserva­ tive (n this century. Now, by perhaps a combin­ ation of tha qualities of "supermae" and "Gimmick Mer­ chant," ha 1* attempting to overcome the ehtlleng* of one of tha geoatest problems to face Britain In this cen­ tury and the gTMtcst of all in hla carver. That problem la th* ques­ tion of British entry Into th* European Common Market, a t proeont composed of Franca, West Germany, Ita­ ly, Belgium, th* Nether­ lands and Luxtmbeurg. In th* common market countries, Franc* has proved to bo th* toughest negotia­ tor, d*termln*d that Britain shall fulfill all th* political and economic agreements reached by the six themselv­ es, th at not on* period nor comma shall bo altered In tho Boas* treaty binding th* six, and th a t French agriculture In a latar confasslon from Htlda’i husband, 1 found that h* had b**n toying with the of an affair for t n r I year*. • >'-•** For Hilda was a complacent wtf* who eoemod to think all h*r husband ntoded to kwp him snoring eontanUy In his twin bsd, was an sxtra holping of his favorlta dssasrt at dinner. Th* "8yd Herlong Appre­ youth, Lorraine being a flrstWItss, e*t rid of that notion ciation Rally" CommltU# to­ yoar Junior high school stu­ that th* quickest way to a dent w hll. Rita Is In tho four­ man* heart I* via hi* stom­ day released Information on th grad* a t Sketn School. th* program which has bs*n ach! Also on th* program ar* So throw away your nclp* planned fo r this evening from Barbara Winn and Cltlro Hol­ fl to 8 pin. a t the National books. And quit cluttering up lins, vocalists who are noted your disks with now rocipis. Guard Armory in Lsssburg, In tills arvp fo r their delight­ Far It Isn’t In th# kitchen honoring CongrsMmsn A. ful performances together, Umt you lose your mats* but Sydney Herlong Jr., who will and they may bo Joined by th* makt tho only speoch of tha in the bedroom. ovoning’s Master of CeromonI t would atop thousands of evonlng. loe, Wondell Husebo, In addlA free chicken barbecue divorces If you wlvts post 40 tlonai duet* and trios. will be served to large dele­ would d*ac*nd *n masses on a Th* public la cordially in­ gations from all over the new city burlesque show and take vited to attend. Fifth District who ar# > a faw lessons! •ponding to tha open Invita­ How do you expect a stodgy, fat wlfa to excite a middle tions extended to rosldentl aged husband who associates of all of tho nine counties. A fast-pacod program of TALLAHASSEE (U P!) - glamor with alsndtr figures? entertainment haa been plan­ Political speculators scratched You can't feel Uke m sports (taring tha barhocus, another name off the list o roadster with tha chassis of a ned with music by s MLplsc* prospective candidates truck. governor in 1M4 today, Stota And you certainly can't ex •tags band composed of ele­ Suprsma Court Justice Steph­ pact te exude seductive charm ments of th* Leosburg High Interspersed en C. O'Connell. If your tummy lino equals School Band, with a variety of vocal and This leaves three men al­ your bust line. most sure to be la the race, Many a wlfa haa thrown bar Instrumental numbers. Featured will be several aad two other possible coo- husband into a platonic state tenders. whsn she removes her girdle Items by brilliant young ac­ Slate Sen. Scott Kelly and h* sees the waves of blub­ cordionists Lorraine and Rita Lakeland, M a y o r Hayden ber suddenly cascade over her Brill* of Leesburg, whose talents are of national compe­ Burns of Jacksonville aad hip*. Fred 0. Dickinson of West If you look Ilka a waddling tition caliber despite their Palm Beach, chairman of tha walrus aa you waddle down Florida Council of 100 and a th# street, you may arouse af­ COMPLETE former stats senator, all hav* fection Ilka th at accorded a been making the traditional “good old motherly soul" but INVESTMENT SERVICE political rounds. not that of a olron or modorn Lis tod aad satiated Cleopatra. Bocuritlo* If a husband sincerely at­ Mutual X-15 Buffeted In tempts te rosters tha courtship Everybody tovq* • fm th m berg**"- But most of us know memories th at hav* boon In through experience, (Ml w* uoualty grt vrfiot wt pay for. High Speed Tes cold ALLEN to CO. storage for maybe 20 911 K. LEMON ST. EDWARDS AFB, Calif. Whan you •'•hop*' for moving terries, consider tho knporyears and thus trios to hold LAKELAND, FLA. (UP!) -S pace agency pilot Unco of IM purchase you're about to mote. At stake lo your you on his lap, do you fool like John McKay said mysterious Investment of theminda of tfoUaro to cheriahad household a hippopotamus! Meaibor: Midwest Stock KsiK buffeting during Ms X1S flight fumloMrae. . . an Invaatmant (hot ahouto be entrusted only Of if ho steers you across Chicago Beard of Trad* Tuesday shook the rocket ship to much he “ felt Ilka th* dance floor, la It Uka cav­ WO opodaUM to protecting your belongings with poroonalit waa going to pitch out of orting with a Jumbo elephant 1 Orlaado Sates Ro protests the Uad ••Pro-Ptannlng".. . modem Uni-Packing. . . hyglonieolly Obviously, I'm noodllng you control at any minute." clean Sanitised* vans...helpful adric# from famed moving fat females, fo r you are flirt­ MRS. STAN COMSTOCK "It rosily shook . . It waa consultant gette Raton#. . . and other exclusive safety ing with dlvorta every day of t n i n « f e /4 a g A d a g a really annoying." McKay' Pfc. OA 9-0094 said, after streaking th* X19 your lift unl*M you wake up If you'r* moving toon— totally, tong-dlttonca or overseas to the highest altitude an< — cell u* far a prompt estimate without obligation. speed It yet has achieved GORDON STANLEY, M. D. without 111 lower tall—19,000 feat, 29 miles, and 9.717 miles AND a s hour. Leesburg Rally Tonight For Congressman Herlong Only Three For Governor's Race! 'B A R G A IN IN MOVING A R E R IS K Y V A N N PARKER, M. D . TsUoot ta Province The tallest structure la the Province of Minltoba, Cana da, Is the SCO-foot-high stack of the International Nickel Company's Thompson smaller —some 400 air uilea north of Winnipeg. b ANNOUNCE TUB ASSOCIATION OF KENNETH E- PEIRCE, M. D. IN T1IE PRACTICE OF PEDIATRICS OCTOBER TENTH, 1149 AT 999 BAST SECOND STREET BAN FOR I), FLORIDA Thomas Moving & Storage 201 N. L a u re l Avo. Sanford, Fla. FA 2-1991 Now Smyrna Beach AUTROauio A tta r rod U n lt m d V a n L / n o o JIOVINt WITH CARE EVERYWHERE IKRCm ------------------------2 ____- MA >RT»Mtf than be protected against tha “chtap food" policy of Brit­ ain and the commonwealth. At homa, th* British Labor Party, out of power sine* 1981, has aorrod notice after n period of Indecision th at it wlU not follow Macmillan blindly Into tho common m ar­ ket Labor leader Hugh Galt•kell laid down five conditions for British sntry: Strong and binding safe­ guards for economic intertots of tho commonwealth. Guarantees for British ag ­ riculture. Britain's right te purauw Its own foreign policy. Fulfillment of Britain's plodgos to its partners in tho. European Fro* Trad* Asso­ ciation — Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Portugal, Austria and 8wlts*r!end. Britain’s right to plan its own economy. Four of those conditions would demand that Britain surrender no part of Its sov- sraltny, a “must" under th* treaty of Rom* whieh looks forward te both political and economic unity among tha alx. Th* fifth, dealing with th* fro# trade group, would took to Insure that neutrals b* In­ cluded In tho common m ar­ ket, by no moans a certainty. No College Teachers OK'd By Cabinet TALLAHASSEE (U P !) The Cabinet, sitting as th* State School Board, author­ ised 11 counties to hire teach­ ers today for the new school year who are not collcgo graduates. Countias which will be per­ mitted te hire teachers la ranks tour and flva were Cit­ rus, Dade, DeSoto, Escam bia, Lee, Levy, Marlon, Monro*, Nassau, Polk and Santo Rosa. eran m t i n r Receding BARCELONA, Spain (U P1) —Waters of tha worst flood In modern Spsnlch history be­ gan to recede today, rovsallng th* full oatent of a tragedy that has caused hundred* of deaths and millions of dollars worth of damag*. . • Han Equipauat • Factory Trslaod Mechanic HOLTS ATLANTIC MOTOR CLINIC Highways 17-19 and 499 Fern I'ark, Fla. M8-5U9 �fact that many parents Insist on e fd te g their children to college to study for higher professions for which the chil­ dren are not really adapted. Some persons are more fit­ ted to mechanical aad tech­ nical fieIda than tor profes­ sional fields, Bradma said. The principal called for store supervision by parents on the progress of children on their home studies. The scholarships program Members ef Florida Citrus Mutual will examine prospects for the ceasing citrus season and discus# Mafaal activities for gro u tra at a meeting to be held here Monday in the Seminole County Agricultural Office cenfertaet room a t 2:30 f.m. This Is one of 43 Mutual Grower Council m e e t I n g a elated throughout Florida’* citrus-producing areas within the next two weeks. "Those mcetiags are of greatest Importance both to individual grower members and to our entire organiza­ tion," said Robert W. Rutledge. Mutual executive vice president. A color slide program, de­ picting Mutual activities aad phases of the new season win be ooe of the highlights of the meeting. In addition, 8omiaok> Grow­ e r Council officers .tor the new setson will be ilected. Incumbent officers a rj L. T. Bryan, Jack Syme and E. H. Zorian Jr. for the erphaaed children of i veterans who guallfy for furre ter aaa was described by tber education are eligible if Mrs. Charles D. Webstar, Past their father or mother lost Deportment Historian of the their lives in the line of duty Auxiliary. In the armed services. She said that orphans of | Scholarships are a part of the Americanism program of the' Legion Auxiliary s y » sored by national, depart­ mental and local units, begun after WW1. Applicants should apply to the American Legion Auxili­ ary preferably la their Junior year in high school. Last year 1C scholarships were awarded la the atate of Florida. Plana for a "Joy Shop" are » underway, Mrs. Warren Ktog, president, announced, and asked the unit to assist with furnishing gifts to be used by veterans in the VA hospitals at Christmastime. m Blood Unit To Collect For Enterprise Donations for the Enter­ prise Blood Beak will ke taken from 4 pjm. until T p.m, on O ct IS when the Mobile Unit of the Volusia County Blood Bank visits a t the Or­ ange City Library. Residents of the area withfiig f u r t h e r Information shculd contact Mias Helen Saodgrmu for details. Women's Club Plans Annual Fall Tea Legal Notice JACK LITTLE of Hoiler Motor Sales waa winner of the Chevro­ let Product Training Quiz for the Central Florida area, held re­ cently. Over 200 sales­ men competed In the event By Jane Cateeb err y The Women’s Club of Cas­ selberry will hold Its Fall Membership Tea next Wedneeday at 3 p. m. at the Club­ house on Overbrook Dr. Any ladles of the commun­ ity who might be Interested in Joining the club are Invit­ ed to attend. Huabande also will be welcomed. X LARGE STO CK 7 INSPECTED* USED TIDES! Impacted by our Tire Experts! Wide range of alzeil Big Stlec* tionl Some Matched Set*! Re-Elected Open House Set A t SHS Tuesday F . Jo h n so n . P. O. Bos its , S a n fo rd . Florid*. not l a l s r th s n th o t t t h day of O ctober. A.D. t S t t . If ysa fall to do ao a D a e rta Pro Con lasso w ill bo a n ta ra d s ia la s t you for In a r a lla t dam sadad In tha C o m p la in t This s u it la to fo rse tn ao a w o rtsa e a . T ha rsa t p r a p a r t r proesadsd a g a in s t Is: L ot IS. Black I. H E F T . LKR HONES _________ ORLANDO BBCTION ONE, acco rd in g to p la t th ,rM f recorded In P l a t Book IS, P a g ,! t a n d «. Publla Records of Bcm lnole County. F lorida. W ITN E SS my band and tha aaal o f aeld Coert a t S anford, F lo rid a , th la lilh day of S ep tem b er, A. D. t i l l (SE A L ) A rth u r II. Beckw ith, Jr.. C le rk of the c irc u it C o u rt M ack N. Cleveland, J r , a n d H aro ld P. Johneoa p. a B os j : o S a n fo rd . Florida H a ro ld “ Johnaon ‘ ‘ A tto rn e y for P laintiff r u b lle h S e p t IT, A ( I t . II. I IIL CDA-T# m aterials to he seed In MM making of scuffs, lap tehee aad dkMy hags tor hospital bed veterans. NEW YORK (UP1) - Sam­ my Boulmells has been re­ elected president of the Joc­ keys' Guild In the biennial voting. Boulmetia succeeded earlier this year. Seminole High School par­ ents are Invited to an Open House at tha school Tuesday a t 7:90 p.m. Principal A. J. Bracken has asked thst everyone meet In the auditorium (or preliminary comments. Parents will then Otomstric Bpccialist Ernest be presented with a copy of D. Baler will hold a free tbclr child's dally schedule, Hearing Aid Clinic tomorrow, and will attend each class, to Friday. M o r n i n g session is at meet and talk with the teachF ault’s Pharmacy, 2nd and Msllonville. Afternoon ses­ sion Is a t Fauat'a Drug Store tha P. O. Adult Ceramics near Mr. Baler will clean and ad­ just your hearing aid freo R E TR E A D S DEEP-C U T, FACTORY-APPROVED T R IA D DESIGNS! Why take c h a n c tt driving on smooth, unsafe tires whan you can buy retreads atlow.lowprkas like thetal Hurry, gat re­ treads now with fa­ mous Goodyear tread design I Class Set The Adult Ceramic class held at the Arts and Crafts Building In Ft. Mellon Park is still accepting registration. The class Is held each Wed­ nesday evening at 7:30 p.m. This class Is sponiored by the Recreation Department of the City of Sanford. Ing instruments. 4 for only sMUresett res* ter. W hitewall— O nly f I m ore each Tow choice. 7.50 a 14 ar 1001 14 •lack TvOe-Tjrpe. Other lira* at tintitor tow prim. DOOR-BUSTER SPECIALS m u H lf TUBIFVPI TUBELESS. SEE RACK *8 FOR OUR BLACKWALLS UN-ADVERTISED WHITEWALLS S P E C IA L S ! •S*/o P rfc o PIub Tax 5 0 New-Car Take Offs! T E M T I 0 H 1 Came o f f _ _ « « SEEL i90f?uc£RS'7 5 % ™ ll-OWNERS! NO M0* J i KE NEW! ^ J ^ FRONT-END** BRAKE SP 7 w CHECK T H E M SPECIAL BUYS! 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P u n c t u r e R e p a ir T i r e R o t a t io n for the tile at Ike tread en any new Auto Tire purchased daring tMe eeiel with every t e l at 4 new Urea purchased during tMe eels (Rotation at 9,000 Miles) good/ yea r 555 West First SL by Experts on all tires purchased during this E V E N T ! s e r v ic e FREE PARKING sto r e FA 2-2821 9 gifa fcy* �_ ^ ,, ■ _■ ItoH twe bays a n wttofen f it thin eaesRn 0 1 m l. fenvtoc m t o * eat e fitott tog finest qnsrtkm to* gRtotoatoM gmfto to TO fMMi tornto tokreM . l^ lto to g jp to j^ m m t Lymsa to • toag £ S 5 * lr ^ t o B £ ? M * r S p iD f r v M U" nm i~ te n . It Is tori n tease* as tot IM hat bggn almrat an- to ton m l Mem ton* hm to vhtofe am wto stast to |l ftflttffl Fitfny’n p m . Matts nton all peer, gtvhra | a* a mteimnm g1 paints to to pkktof • atnritog qnnrtor- hag athnr paaktom nai tha gnch gsme. Helps* eet by hash tor M to p a n . Display- at tos etora pisttims aad ton Rickie McCeano, MO Tuenk, tog twe ef dm ftoeto qssrtor- beys am right than ready g m H aftkaaa M i Jdn baton to ton etoagTs history, when caflad ngea in stop Crim el, the Mm Am k m Mafia to shriyn m f i with to and tnhe to* place to tog* M vrary ptoy tograuy * fine signal etohr. toatoni W M K 4b* p m . Crirwefi m i Wtofcto- to searing to • tmmm to Case* Jta Fnkmn' Ovtodn mm h m tom • toe t o cal a pity Areas ton bomb. Liras wifi hart their h*w4t at tofoMtvg « to , as wad Matte tost neats to • part- toO sera* Friday to p i whs* toey Jrass? to Bastto whan M totoi m axadbal |to etoeto. toJg tos k * E iM ef toe p m wmmm. Tto top m m m i km ffa ^ ^ a to S h T w a 2 ton ana to wntoh la teat*** turn. n m r a r , u a p ie * egdem Sqm gma geyrw he t e and. Akng with Blackford ia the toehfieid w « bg DnvM dte Onto w « be toe start tog hpnl raBer. ton Liam wfll to lsektog for t e sir h r tto yatdags. Op t their third wto to a rew for, wto to atoy a mptomere •ad toahr totoi for ton ran- toe toea ttomriag^Bto a yrn fie, tto Urn* to n aethtog pi*ring years left anything to to ashamed t o t o i first ymrtmm. In tto toctolsld Palmer Palmar will gaea again bn slss has asara very rapebin dsysaifing m tto camhtoafira m ast*. Bays llto John Jakto Jimmy Cngrinr aad Jimmy ■beta, wto has hera the Fra in srrraat for most to Bomber am maair for tto lisa snaring. Thk sea- Ovtadn te a far in tha straea, rafiaanl garatog amnto has lex Brooks, wto scored a ssswmlii tor t e twe pre TD in last week's pass. vtoae Ovtodn a t e in t e ma- Barry Gongs, Thad Lings to*. M t e Urns tim et get sad Jim tpnesr. All ef these (to to ! moving m the boys pcneee ability aad degmmd. they always taka to sin . Jskabcia has toea . toe Ufller, ta p er t a fiw t t e s - In Rich TovfM6y JflW Y O U (UPI)—A m i Clan Dencagor and quarlorback Tod Millar, to cap­ tain the Ones Ware again* Mlaalulppi State la tha teagna'a lint woakaad aatnada Friday night Both boys art natives of Mississippi's OaH Coast, Clan froa Attest aad Tod fran Gulfport aala la averaging 88.1 yaids At Itarlnrillo, State’s BoBper peat with Letoridgs Just doga put la a light day ta • tow aatahas above kin at aratd risking last adnata inOoslky, M y Maxwell. Stas Lataard, Mike Boochak, Bab Bosbury, Jatk Flack. Don January, Gcorps Bayer, Phil Badgers, Tommy Jacobs, to rap a M victory aad givt Maaaa Bodotph, Ken Venturi, tha Yaabaat a S-S toad la the Gardiner Dickinson aad Jerry beit-of eevea aeries. times in throe games this sensea for 47 yards. Auburn halfback* Georgs Boss aad Larry Lester rip­ ped off yardage during a scrimmage Wednesday and drew plaudits from their Legal Notice dan said ho was “ vary well pleased" with tba session. Coach Tom m y O'Boyle asmtaoMB c o n v r , r u s - named two Mississippi*ns, IDA. M S Me. etsa m srsT ii o r RUOENB i . JAKE. n«****ed Legal Notice a s m r a r e cwwniroeie wa a ll r s a i e s s r a v iio Kotin of Pnhlla Neartna an a s n s s a i a a e i.v r r s a id b c t a t b i You end »*eh of j o e ere hereby notified end required to file anj (U lm s and de­ mands white y e s. er either a f jo e. may have exalnst MIC estate In ths efftes af Hon. C Vernon MU*. County Juds* o f Ssmlnol. County, at his office fa the Court House In Son lord, Florida, within ols calendar months from ths tlmo at tha t in t publication a f thlc notice. Bach claim or demand must bo In wrlilnc end contain tbo p la n ol reald e a n and post ottlco address of the claimant and muet bo awora to by tbo claimant, hie agent or attorney, or tho ■jm, shell bo void, aiodye b Jana As Kxoeutrlx o l told Batata Marian Tusk, o f tbo firm of Bassett and Tuck V Maitland Plata Maitland. Florida Attorneys far Bxaotrla Publish Sept. It A Oct. 4, II. IS. tIM CPA-St Notice la hereby tlvon. Board er Caenty Coramteelsnera e l aemlaole county, Flor­ ida,_ r R will an appeal i __ L fhoar iL . acslnst the decision o f tha Hoard ol Adjustment denying permission to construct and epsrets a oswaga treatment plant, ee requested hr Bredford Realty tor the City or Maitland, In an A -l Agricul­ ture district on the follow­ ing described propertyl North IS) ft of the Booth lid * ft or the BU e f the SBH Bee(ooatalelng tlba SS-llB-ISB (eoetelelng It teres). Publlo hearing will be held la Hie Seminole County Court House, Sanford, Florida, In the Couety Commleelonere Room, on October If, ISS| at S ilt A. M. er ea conn theroeftor ee poeslble. Board of County Commieslonero Ssmloole County, Florida By J. C. Hutchison, c h a ir­ men Attest Arthur Beckwith, Jr. Publish Oet. 11, tt* l CUD-11 s i THR r tB u v r r c o u r t o r THR MIRTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT IR ARD FOR IS R IHOLD COUNTY. FLORIDA. |R CHARCRRY RO. 1SSSS ROTICK OF FORBCLOSURB SALR BOSTON FEDERAL S A V . INtlH AND LOAN AUOCIA. TION. a United States of America surporatlon. IR TIIR CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RIRTH JUDICIAL CIR. c u r r IR ARD FOR SHHte ROLR COURTV. FLORIDA. IR CHANCERY NO. USSR NOTICE o r FORECLOSIRR PALE s r r r o i.K c o u n t y f r d r r . At. SAVINGS AND LOAN AS­ SOCIATION. a United Stales • f America corporation, Plaintiff. c l a im s vs. RANDAL 1SAIIELL Wlf*. ll ENDRICKS HENDRICKS. Improvement, coach Charlie Bradshaw said. Vaady coach Art Guepo said his biggest problem Ike at left halfback, left open by lajark a to Stove Shaw tad Bob Sullies. Alabama, with five hey playtra Injured, took a day off and Mississippi, which has ea open dak this weekend, raa through a full speed light con­ tact scrimmage. O e o r g i a coaches limited contract week to blocking drill. Legal Notice t v TUB c i n c i t f c a m , MIRTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT o r Fl o r id a i s a s d r a a ■RWIVOLR rOVMTT. CHARc b r v mo. taeaa n a n c is TO APPEAR FEDERAL NATIONAL MOIITOAUK ASSOCIATION, a corporatloe organised under eg Act of Congrssa and stiltin g pursuant to tha F.daral Na­ tional Mortgage Association Charier Act, Plaintiff. -vsMR1.V1N ,____ JONES and ________ BETTY L JONES, his wife, D efendants. THR STAYS OV FLORIDA TOS-MHLVIN LEE JONBB m id b a y Isla n d Stato o f W ash in g to n BITTY L JONES W hlJbey le la rd Stato of W ash in g to n YOU AltE IIEIIEIIY NOTtPIED th a t s su it h i s been tiled a g a in st you In th s n b o st entitled e au ss, and th a t thereon. together with the furniture, furnlehlnge and flslure* eltualt therein, and located thereon. DATED Ul* SUt dor of Oct­ ober, IISL (SEAL) Arthur If. Bochwltb. J r , Clerk et u * circuit c o n n ef Seminole County, Flor­ ida Byt Martha T. Vlbieu Desoty clerk Kelhnoeoa and Urovoa nod Courthon and Cuurthon J ill Meridian Aetna* Miami Beach IS, Florida Publish Oet. U. ISIS CDD-41 NEW YOKE (DPI)—Jerry Gross of Detroit, the leader to total offense aad passing of­ fense until ha waa injured but season, la malting another bid to claim thoao titles this year. Statistics released today by the NCAA Service Bureau show Grow leading all major college football players la paasing yardage aad second to Eldon Port!# e f B r i g h a m Young In total offense. In three gasses Gross has completed 48 of 81 pass at­ tempts for 888 yards. Dick Shiner of Maryland la second with 41 completions, followed by Terry Baker of Oregon State with 38, Junior Edge of North Carolina with 84 and John GUas of Louisville with Tom Myers, a Northwestern sophomore, has the beet com­ pletion pereentagw—,771 with 87 of 33 attempts. Portia, a driving tailback, holds n substantial lead ever Grots In total offense with 886 yan k In four games. Gross, who has played one lets game, has totalled 884 yards. Com­ pleting tha first five a n Baker (848), Pete Pedro of West Texas 8L (833) and George Mira of Miami of Flor­ ida (380). Pedro la the rushing leader with 831 yards gatnud la 73 carries. Fortiu is runner-up with 33? yards and the n u t of the field la scattered far b * hind. The leading pats receiver la Verne Burke of Oregon State, who has accounted for 838 yards oo 33 receptions. A dis­ tant second la John Simmons of Tulsa with 18 recaptions and 318 yards whllo Hugh Campbell of Washington State is third with 17 catches. Dick Fitxslmmoci of New Mexico leads in punting with a 47J average, Bussell Vollmet of Memphis State is the punt return leader with an av­ erage of 28.7, Gary Kenley of Arisons tops tha list In kick­ off return* (31J ) and Jerry Logan of West Texas State la the scoring leader with 73 points. lowing described property: Norlb *** ft of tha S US* ft of the EH of tho a n u of Sostlon IS-11S-SIE less ths X IS* ft. Publlo hearing will be held In lbs Srmlnols County Court Houoe. Sanford. Florida. In the County Commissioner! yon are required la Mlo your answer with the Clerk of thlc Court cud to servo a eopr thereof upon tho Plaintiff or __________ attorneys, whose Plaintiffs names aad address Is Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. and Harold P, Johnson. P. O, Bos StS, Sanford. Florida, not tntor than tho tlth day of October, A. a 1SS1. If you mil to do so o Users* Pro Coafosoo will he entered cse ln st you for the relief demanded la the in t h e r iE u u r r court o r Complete!. Tkla suit Is te TRR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ foreclose e mortgage. Tbs CUIT OP ARD FOR IR R ). reel property proceeded ROLR COUNTY. FLORIDA. CHARCRRY No. USSR stalest l»: Lot t. Block K. SUN- BAT RIDQR SAVINGS BANK. LAND ESTATES, a tubPlaintiff. dltlslon. according to o put thereof. rscordsd ta JAMXS A. DAVIS, ct ux and PUt Book . It, pages IS St si. Defendant*, KMIERT X. KltUl.E and BET. TY M. KltOLE, hi* wife. Defendants, Defendants. NOTICE IS IIKIIHIIY OIVNOTICE IS HEREBY OIV- EN pursuant to a Final De­ EN pursuant to o Final De­ cree of Foreclosure dated October f. HSi. and entered In Chancery Cose No- IJ4SI af tha Ctroull Court o f tho Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Ssmlnets County, Florida, wherein SUFFOLK COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, S Unitsd States af America corpora­ tion. Is Plaintiff, and Elhsrt Together with lb* fallowing tiff, osd RANDAL MEN- E. EROLE aad BETTY M. Item* of properly whl«h er* HICKS end ISAUELL HEN- BRULE. hie wife, are Do- located la and permnnsntly Inelelled at a part of lb* DlttCKS, hlo wife, are De­ Improvement ea aald land: fendants, I will tell to the On* Duo Thorm Healer highest and beet bidder for cath i t the Mato Door of tho fell) Speoo Hooter Model 1*1-1. SorUI SSESI Seminole County Courthouse Out OE (eioctrit) R eese, la the City e f Sanford. Coun­ Model 441IUWH, Serial TE ts af Semlasla, Florida, nl ll : t f A. M. on tho SStb day SIIIT1 Oa* OK (eleetrio) Rafrlof October, t i l t , tho followgeraior. Medal LB1IF, Barlog dascrlhod property no not rorth le said Final Decree, is wit: Lot St. BEAR LAKE 1III.IX according to ihe Plal thereof, no recorded In Plot Book IS, at Page IT, of ths Vubtlo Rocvrde In.ludlng the building and appurtenance, local* ed thereon, together with lb* furniture, (uralehing* end future* elluat* the**In. and located thereun. DATED Ihla Sth day af Oct­ ober. 1I4L (SEAL) Arthur H. Dock w its. J r, Clerk ef the Circuit Court of Bemloolo County, Flor. Ido Uyl Martha T. Vthlen U C. Courebon aad Courshon ItSI Meridian Avenue Miami Beach IS. rlorlda Pahlleh Oek It. !*«3. CDu-t? Balph Terry, beaten In tour previous World Berko starts, was tha beneficiary af San Francisco's loose play la the field aad Trash's mighty b a t Twice ha ftQ behind but got •von at Ball, aad even though ha was out-pitched by Saatord sto k e la Gary Player. He through the first eevea In­ entered but withdrew later nings, he finally woo the game to lot urn to h it Sooth AMea borne. three years. The tree-studded BakersWhile Tresh’a father, mo­ field Country Club course, ther aad wife cried tears of stretching 8,830 yards over Joy la the steads at Yankee roWag terrain, was yea- Stadium, Sanford’s wtoa aad noaacsd to excellent shape mother cried tears ef sorrow by host pro Babe La sane. Ho as Jack gamely fought every predicted the por-T2 layout bad break In the hooka only would bo a stiff test for the to lose out la the end. Through the first seven In­ golfing aomada aad as tough is last year when the tourna­ nings, Sanford, a 24-game winner lo r the comeback Gi­ ment waa first played. Fkek shot a final round ants during the regular Na­ S3—a stroke off the course tional League campaign, set record to tie with Bosburg. the Yankees down on Just three hits—two of them of the bioop variety, and struck oat Ltgol Notice 10 batten. The 33-ytar-old v e t e r a n Retire e f Pablle Hearing pitcher was staked to a 1-8 Notice la hereby liv e s, Board of County Commission­ k s d In the third whan the ers ef Seminole County. Flor­ Giants rapped Thrry. a 33ida, will hear ea appeal tgelnst the decision of the gam* winner for the Yankees, Board of Adjustment rescind­ tor two hits. Shortstop Jose ing their approval o f April Pagan opened the inning with who struck o at seven batters la all, cot tha Giants down V getting tha next two batters. Sanford, after posting I t consecutive shutout Innings agaiaat the Yankees—be boat th an K> la tha second game of tha claaatc — gave 19 a bioop double to Troth, the hall Just ehsdiag tha straining Pagan. Michay Mantle walked walkt h r him, ta d up e e m Reger Marl*. Tbc cow l went to M h Marls, ta d the* Sanford got a itrika across. Maria hit tha M Utah, fore lag Mantle at second aa T rtah moved ea to third. Slataa Howard (aaotd for the aocood oat bat with Bill Skowroa op, Sanford on* corhod a wild pitch and Treah kaetd aeroaa. Figaa, who hit only aorta homo n a a all roar, h ah a atriko and than rtppod coo cl Terry'a fast holla IS rowa back Into the loft field stand* to s e n e s o r balr NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV­ EN that on tha Sind day of October lt*S, ct lt:M A. M. ct tha mala door of the Court House of SomtooU Couety, et Saatord. Florid* tho eadsrstgnsd Clerk will after far tale U tke high set end heel bidder ter each the teUewUg dseerlben reel property! Let II. ORBSXWOOD esta t es, t o w n op LOXOWOOD. aseordlng to the p u t tksroef ee reneeded to PUt Booh I t peg* L Publlo Booordo of BomleoU Coenty, Ftortogether with oil otruetnree. Improvement*, future*, ap­ pliance*. oad oppsrtenaaoea on •old Uad or used la conjunc­ tion therewith. This onl* to made puraseal to final doer** or foroelo*nr* eat*red la Choseory nation No. l l t t l now ponding In the Circuit Court ef and for Seminole County, Florida. DATED THIS tth day Of October. A. D. ltIL (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. J r, Clerk of ths Clreoll Court By: Mor tho T. Ythlaa Deputy Clerk Aadtrooa. Ruth. Dean. Lowndeo A ve* dea Borg Attorneys for Plaintiff U t Boat Canlrol Avenno O-Inndo, Florida rohlDb OeL U , 1SSL The BUI Hemphill Motorsites Bawling League had Ita fifth meet Tuesday s t the Jet Lance Alleys. The Pontiace are still hold­ ing on to tho first place spot. The Rsmblerettce ere run­ ning second and coming in third era the Invictss. The pins were flying with Je Cleveland, a sub on the CateUnas, with h tr high gamo of 183. Dotty Nslaon, subbing on tho l a Sabres, had s 188 game. Moro high games were won by: Mery Smith 178, Mery Elmore 176, Kitty Purdy 171, 188 by Evelyn Mills and 183 by Yvetto Hunter. The high individual series of 480 k being ekered equally with E v e l y n Mills of the Tempests and Yvette Hunter en the Knmbkrnttoe. The tricky splits knocked ever todey were the 8-10 by Msgdeltne Faille, the 8-7-10 by Lek Jackson. Elisabeth Hurick get the 8-10, the 8-7 by Mary Elmore, the 3-7 by Sharon Hutto end another 3-T-tO by Dottle RothwelL Jim Jeralgan today an­ The Sanford Recreation De­ nounced the tra n k schedule partment now has a roving tor the fall season. tennis Instructor. Virgal Duf­ fel will be at Plnecrest for Individual and group Instruc­ tions. The location will be Jlnklns Clrck Park. On each Thursday afternoon Duffel will be at the F t Mtlkm Park courts for instruction. NEW YORK (UP!) — FlorEach child will be requir­ Wa A A M, which has scored ed to furnish his own rac­ 113 points and given up only quet. Practice balls will be six in two games, topped the furnished by the Recreation U n t i e d Press International Department All parents are board of roacbee email college urged to let their children football rating* for the sec­ take advantage of this op­ ond straight week today. portunity. Ages 16 and up. The Rattier*, who led the nation’* small colleges in of­ fense sad defense last year, whipped Lincoln (Me.), 3 H last Saturday to continue what looks Uks another devastating Florida A A M received 11 first place votes, one more than runnerup Southern Mis­ sissippi. Delaware, which ad­ vanced from fourth to third place this week, drew six firstpiece votes. is com ing SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 under Jack who covered the play a t tba plate. Thet’o where It stood until tba eighth whan with oao out. Tony Kubek and Blchardaoo lashed back-to-back singles. Trash, who kit 80 bonars In his rookla season, then fol­ lowed with a d rift into the lower right field stands to break up what was a baseball dram a all tha way. Manager Ralph Houk, need­ ing only one more World Series victory over the Giants to clinch the world champion­ ship, today poodertd a pitch­ ing problem for Friday’s f a me* Would it bo Wbltoy Ford, who has won mors World Series garoaa than any pitcher in baseball history? Would It be sore-legged Bill Stafford, or would It be a second-line pitcher like Bud Daley or Jim Coates? » Aa the Bertas returned to Candlestick Park la San Francisco, with the Yankees Isadlng three games to two, the pitching plans of Giants manager A1 Dark wars clearly outlined. It would be cagey, 33-year-old Billy Plarca on Friday, and if bo were suc­ cessful, tba Giants planned to stake everything Saturday on lofthandod Billy O’Dell. ‘'It'll go seven games,” Dark Insisted, “Whoever takes the seventh takes It all.” Houk puffed on a cigar aad beamed all tba confldanca of a man in the driver's seat Wednesday following bla Yan­ kees’ 3-3 victory In Yankee Stadium, won by rookie Tom Troth's three-run homer in the eighth inning. But be spoke words of caution. “ 1 remember the Milwaukee Braves of 1338,” Houk recalled. "They were up on us three games to one and still lost, remember? Naturally, we have the advantage but there's still time left for any­ thing to happen. MOTOR SCOOTERS Economical • Be liable Trane portsU or Wa Sail, Trade. Service 4b Demonstrate Lewis Salon ft Service 3817 Coeatry Club Rd. FA 3-7138 �m sa m By Abigail Von B u m -fVf pjpftt DEAR ABBY: Our 19-ytor-old _ boo haa juat coma home on a 30-day • furlough after apanding 26 montha la tha Navy. Wa aimoat fainted when wa taw him. Thia handaoma. 6 ft. 2 In. boy of oura la tattooed Ilka a drcua fm k . Both hia anna, from hit ahouldera down to hia wriata, are covered with flaga. acrolla, anakea, motto** and initial*. Evan tha backa of hia handa and fingara are decorated. And to • cap it off, each oar lobe haa a flower on itl Ha Ja tha talk of the town. Naadlaaa to aay, ha haa received a vary cool recaption from all hia old friend*. Long-eleevad ahlrta can cover hia arma, but ha can’t hide hia fingara and ear lobe*. Ha raalisaa now it waa a foollah mlatake, and want* to remove the tattoo# a* soon aa possible. Can it be done? We will pay whatever it coat*, and will aend him anywhere J neadllng< Mr f :»• ( i ) M i r (#> Pre-School Planning Til* <•) C m M o v i X m T ill (»> -Mtafeta’a Ooepel TMMT doth#*, • hotter car. ate. Wa Iiev# t h m chfldroo who Mod bar atten­ tion and anparrlaton badly. 8ha wants to hire a woman to care for tha children. How can I gat through to her? PROVIDXX 7 :il <l> Kowe-Woathtr (:H (») Mickey n u U i * (If Cifiim K iiiim • i n i d w eather u i K m • t i l (t> T alar (I ) Cartoenvlll* •iM <3 k Jaeh Lalaa* l i t * (•> ^ A B irlu i History DEAR PROVIDER: Tall your wife that when you need two Jobe in the family you will hava both of them. If ahe will figure la the eoeta of a substitute motbar, tha wear and tear on dothaa, transportation and the intaagiMa loaaaa from fragment­ ing the family, she may realise bow little aheed she eoald be. • , a a DEAR ABBY: 1 have juat earn# through tha ragged agony of ending an affair. Make no mleteko. It waa "love” on my part, hot no love can survive tha andleae hour* of waiting, the tortured jealousy of aeaing the man you leva with tha woman who la lawfully and pubUaly his. Than never was any talk of hia leaving hia home, but like aay wom­ an inlove I believed th a t eventually I would have him for myself if I gave enough — and waited. Thia la not true. An affair is only "an affair.1* Print thia, Abby, in tha hope th at it will apart juat one woman the heartbreak of wasting her love and her bast years. I’m guilty, too. • i l l <S> Gala atari* tkaw 11:11 (S) Bar Whan t»> Learn Spanish (•I Ann lo lk tr* (II 1 L ata Lacr (») r t o i H n Shaw 1131 (1) Me* li ItlBkt (•> The McCoys in am* port kk«w lliM (S> Concentration (l> P it* a Gladys ( I ) Timr* r*r A t a | m u <i> c a a K m i s m (»> Tow r t m Impree- (l> Lot* of Ufo (•» J i h W r « u Shew FRIDAY P. M. H i l l (•> S o m a tor Timor* row (t) Trotk or C*BMtS tll Ian* IStU nu (•» <•> (»> (i» iVIIHC GaMlne U«ht Mid-oey a**«rt K M K m Report K m a w**tk*» ft) TUB MB F»*oir u i u id .r u . n*p«>. tit# i» urntm* till (t) UaiiitiM H U (I t A* Tk* Warll Tor** ( I ) Americanism to. Cemmunlim <») t i l l (»> II) (I) (l> BORN TO LOBE • • a CONFIDENTIAL TO BRUCE: Keep right on wearing that nail polish, and if tha boys taaae you about it, hit them with your purse. H tfk w tr Patrol P**»t* Ar* Fanny K*rr Griffon P u io ir d Day la Cowt T V RENTAL Sem inole TV t r a it l> Calav TV B*k e I t W l H A t*, f a s By Oswald Jacoby had • tluh suit? Not Her four-club bid had definitely •bows good spade support with at least four trumps WIST. bosdtd bjr two of the t h m A IM top hoaors sad s single-tea v im v ia aa or s void is clubs. ear ♦ qio » Tb*r*fore her six-club bid AAXJI A Q t o t 7.41 had to be saying that sbe SOUTH (1» was void la clubs. Also, it A A J 1017 VKQg had to bo aa iavitstioa to •area. I still had my mini­ Alia mum opening, but I knew Worth and South vulnersbte that I held the right cards Berth Wart Karth Kart to fit my partner so I jump­ iA -Pass 4 A * Pasa ed to seroa spades. 4A Pass 4N.T. Pass There are probably other 14 h a IS h a TA Tbsb Pasa PBia ways to bid this lay down grand stem, but no one else ’ Her next bid really left me I hanging ea the ropes. Did I S'* thorn at this duplicate six clubs m ain she hsd lor-1 gotten the convention and | game. AXQId f AM ♦ AKSSSS 4 None BAST At Wa Jha W om an:* women and tneir content* scattered and men a r t for­ ever having to retrieve the Junk that falls out. _____ Legal Notice Tha averse* woman would hav* to admit that most of these Indictments of the handbag are legitim ate. But wbat do men have to offer to take the place of the feminine carry-allf Not pockets, surely. Car­ rying belongings In pocktt* Is even more untidy and less convenient than carrying them in a handbag. At laast In a handbag they are all in one place. But a man naver knows In which pocket ha put the plane tic­ Legal Notice tx r a n co pstt j v D « n c o r n r n r a * d w a bk k i > olk c o r v T v . r o n iD a In Ret ■*!*«• *r CLYDE U MARTIN. D tcltiM v o n e s i t o rn B D iT o n s TO SIX ('RKUITtmS a v o r n n e o N i iia v iv o claim s OR DHMAVUS AOAIVST SAID n e t atm i Toe anl each o f you arO hereby notified end required to preterit In duplicate ear claims end demand* which you. or either of you, mty have ayelm t the **t»t* of CLYDE L. )1 MVTl.V. DeeeastJ, 1st* of Mid County to the County Jude* of Seminole County, Florida, at his office In the Court Mouse o( eald County at Sanford, Florida, within e li (S) calendar montha from tha time of the (Irat publication at thia notloe. Vaoh claim or dtmand ■haU a* In writing, and thall state the place e ( retldeac* end pest elflee sddress at the claimant, and ahell he aerorn to by the claimant, hia agant or hia attorney, aad any auch claim er demand not ao filed shall b# veld. • / Mattie Martin A* Adminletratrtg *r the Eatata of Clyda L. Marlin, deceased Gordon V. Fre.l*rick Attorney (or the Estate lei-IM .Venn Mark Aveaua P. a Bsa MS*. Hanford, Florida Publish Sept. 21. 2J * Oct. TUB BEAUTIFUL FACE AND VOICE of Metropolitan Opera star Nell Rankin will be seen and heard in Sanford next spring by holders of sea­ son tickets to tha Sanford-DeBary Entertainment Association series of first rata entertainment. No tickets will ba sold at the door for this per­ formance or any other. Only season memberships are sold. The deadline for tha purchase of membership tickets haa been extended to Monthly, Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, chairman said today. First production, "Three in Concert" is set for Oct 25th, fim io n t T V Time Previews 7 i304:30 p. nt. (NBC) Wide Country. “ Who Killed Eddie GannonT” Thor* 1* a good •erviag o f tension in this ona built around the reunion of a (iwup #f Korean veterans with whom Mitch aorvod. Thoy hav* mot to honor ono of tho mombors, a sergeant killed in action. Ona of tholr group be­ lieves tha sergeant died be­ cause of the cowardice of one man, and he seta in motion a plot to prove what be says. Ed Nolson la featured with serlea sta rt Earl Holliman and An­ drew Print. 1-1 p. m. (CBS) Perry Ma­ son. “Tha C u e of the Playboy Pugilist" Invariably, tha vic­ tims In this s*rl*s ar* found to be deserving of thalr fate and this on* is no exception. Parry Mason (Raymond Burr) discovtrs an ill-fated sports­ man (Mark Roberta) was us­ ing his boxing promotion en­ deavor as a blind for deal* that rang*d from arson to murder. Perry's client It a fight manger (Robert Arm­ kets or the tickets to the football gam* or anything els* he doesn't carry with him every day. Sure, he knows where to reach for hia change (though be has to pull out a handful to find a dime) or bis car keys and even his pocket knife, for thee* ar* always with him sad he usually man­ ages to put them in tha same pocket each time he gels dressed. But the extra things he can never put his head on. So be fumbles la six or eight pockets, pulling out every­ thing in each on* and tra m ­ ming it back in txforo he finally finds whatever he Is looking tor. Still the men don't seem to mind their bulging pockets and their constant Marching INSTAUID WHIU YOU WAI1 tor their poaaeaslooi any more than women mind pew* Largest stock of materials lug around la a handbag for la tha ceuaty. a lipstick or compact. So we'll Just hold onto our Auto Glass handbags sad let the men AND SEAT COVER CO. keep their pockets until some­ SOI W. 3ad 333-M33 thing better comes along. strong) accused of murdering the sportsman and it’s appar­ ent he's innocent Obviously miscast is Gary Lockwood u a boxer who can't take a punch. 8:SO-S:SO p. m. (NBC) Or. Kildare. “The Visitors." Kil­ dare gate a taste of the in­ humane forces in Internation­ al politics In a script made be­ lievable by John Cassavetes and Theodora Bikel. They play a young heir to a country be­ ing eyed by communism end his communist physician. Kil­ dare dives into the political pot when the young man is stricken with a brain tumor end the communist insists on handling the cess, under dubi­ ous conditions. Richard Cham­ berlain and Raymond Massey star. 9:30-10 p. m. (NBC) liasel. “How To Lure an Epicure." (Color) Gentle and f u n n y spooling of gourmet tastes a rt featured In this episode about Mr. Tonetti'e falling new res­ taurant. liaxel and the nerv­ ous Tonetti upset the works when a famed epicurean au­ thor dines there. PHOTO S * Developing Printing W IEB O LD T CAMERA SHOP 311 8. Park Ave. HEY KIDS! FUKK CARLOAD PASS NITE TON IT E - 7l!3 ONLY “THE PURPLE GANU” Fire Prevention .Show Set. Morning lt:tO Full Length Feature Plus Prises Get Free Admission Ticket* From Your Teacher . . . Show And Prlset Spunaorrd By Sanford • Seminole Jaycoeo Barry Sullivan Gregory Pock - Coles AMERICAN CAR Juat »ay “Charge it' Co-Feature - 9:13 Only "THE DIG COUNTRY” ANY THEATRE OPEN 13:13 NOW TURU SAT. DOUBLE FEATURE Take m ontha to p a y ... 11.00 A CARLOAD hhoning At 7:00 Oaiy N EW T R EA D S "FRONTIER GUN” John Agar I’luo At (1:3# A IJUte f PATTERSON < > vs LISTON i FIGHT PI CTURE S Plus . Ono 8kawlag Only At 0:43 P. M. Our Ntm Tread*. ideitff/fed hy Aged*Men sad stop stork ere G O N E WI TH T H E WI ND OUARANTSID 1. Asalaet U W e la wostmaaeklp sod materials Curia# Ufa ad treat. L A e.ie.t normal read heeaeae lease** moafrabJe puaetensj eawee* tered he everyday Maeaaaa* ear Mu far It em llu . a.pl..em rnU err ratedea bead wear aad M art aa IM prieaa ea reset 4. II. IMS. CDA-tl (All Yes Cam Bat) Chicken or Fish Dinner $|.25 Includes: Salad. rotate#*, Vegetable Hot Eollo and Batter. SERVING I t A. M. til 1:30 A. M. DINE er DANCE to TJkao The M ask Men’* U I n I O il • MAK'LUU RESTAURANT u d LOUNGE Hay. 17-93 • South of Seaford a Bar Open II e . at. te 3 a. s , B A R - B - Q PORK BAR - B - Q RIBS SMOKED TURKEY BAR - B - Q CHICKEN BAKED BEANS till 9x00 P.M. Monday thru Friday where your dollar boyi MILES more TAKE O U T S ER V IC E OLD M ipGET FOODMART XU E. First Street Sanford FA 2-0244 Open 7 A. M. te 0 P. M. Mon. thru t rL - 7 A. M. til I P. M. 8*1. �’ .Lv rasS& yv T V - ryl Catholic Club ■* Appoints New Committees Horten For VAH-II Coffee -• Jj F I U N the honor*# n d M n. Itty tts A m y , Miss Kathy I m m , M n. A. Bertrang. Mrs. F. Harper, Miss Patricia Halt. Mrs. XOa Laughlia, M bs M a ria m Ludwig, Mrs. M. Piety. Mbs Betty Robbacn, M bs J a n e t Beahkrw, Mrs. J . w q ffflk V . tJ IZjL* lex, Mrs. W Ulba Wflkina, Mrs. A. Wait, Mrs. E. Cborpeabg. sad Miss Oayb Barks. Sanchukys Enjoy V isit From MRS. JO H N LUDWIG (Photo by R ahija) welcome to sew members of the group, Mrs. B. O. Wil­ liams sad Mrs. W. 0 . Winberg. 111. Special guests v e r t Mrs. M. Connors, mother ef Mrs. L. B. Garrett, and M n. D. W. Hustou, mother of M n. K. Jamison. Others present v e rs Mrs. W. B. Bassett, M n. D. Purdy, M n. W. Robkeon, M n. 8 . M. Banks, M n. D. N. Varner, M n. W. A. Yellaek, Mrs. K. M. Bent, M n. W. A Rose-, Mrs. C. B. Moors, M n. R. M. doLortasl Mrs. R. G. Fos Jr., M n. J . T. Been. 11, M n. J. <1 Patterson, M n. E. H. Carson, M n. T. S. Treanor, M n. W. B. Morse, Mrs. J . 0. Knutson, M n. A. R. Blttnden, M n. D. B. Nlehota and M n. J. F. Barlow. Son And Family MRS. MARY D. DETYENS, center (seated) waa guest of honor at a re­ cent party given by the nursing staff of Seminole Memorial Hospital. At left is Mbs Betty Robinson and a right, Mra. J. Thomas. Standing, left to right, are Miss Kathy Bauman and Mra. Phyllis Arney. (Herald Photo) Billy Surprised W ith Party Billy Higgins waa given a I a t the USO. He waa eolabrat-1 party for Jim McGuire, uprise birthday party re*ling hie lMh birthday and He went to the party with mtly by a group of friends I thought ha was gobg to « 1Jlra ^ P it McGulrfi Judy T f lU K . ft JM r " ’V I h» lp cd h la m o th e r , M r s " Carolyn Higgins, prepare for ‘ V Bear Lake Tot Observes Birthday i*Ji-r,m {! 6y If i-i w.-* e .11 u - i E ’ ., ■<W|* i: • M ■tA. ,,j, n 1 l : ' ^* '* J * Vi iff- ENJOYING THE REFRESHMENTS aa only youngster* cun, are gueata at the birthday party for little Mlsa Suianne Johnson. Left to right are, Carey Huaton, Andrew Herrington, Brett Olson, Suzanne, Rrlgette Olaon and Sharon Regan. (Herald Photo) By Bklriay Wantworth Tiny Uttb Mbs Susanna Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claud# Johnson, of Bonu b Drive, Bear Lake Manor, rtcanUy celebrated bar sec­ ond birthday with a party at her parents' home. liar young friends gatherer for a play period and donned party hats for the celebration. A party atmosphere pre­ vailed at the refreshment tobb aU decked out b party ragaUa. It waa covered with • birthday cloth with matchb g napkins, plates and cup*. The guests received favors and enjoyed refreshments of lea cream and caka. Those at­ tending wera Brlgetto Olson, Sharon Regan, Carey Huston, Andrew Herrington, BreU Ol­ son and Kenneth Wolking. ' ■ iP m s M y l' t f t f l f i * T h W J \ p / ,J g w C p rm ' \ e refreshment t a b l e , placed at one end of the room, festured s huge blrthdsy c»ke decorated in black and white (school colors) and topped Birthday Greas- ft f t Other refreihmenti locluded f r o m tw o punch b o w ls , f t I H ' ’■ F y tW i I *nd s n o r te d An He in le tte rs paper Is a c ription waa the n u m b e r New Arrivals* Mr. and Mrs. Stan La Oorts of Cecelia Drive, Bear Lake, announce the birth of a S lb. I oa. daughter, Odette Vtrgiiw la, Sept. *0 at b e Florida Sanitarium and Hospital In Orlando. The eoupb has two ethos, children, Carla aad Johnny. ' Beauty Is Our Business! offering yen o complete landscaping Bar­ rie*, we ebe sea supply yon wttk a artery stock. •<* Grapev lib N uraery FA M M 2221 GrapevUb Ave. tidbits. o v e r the m » n made crepe "The under this in■ and m e m b e r ! H igh the P ^ty . BILLY HIGGINS, left atanding, waa guest of honor at a surprise birthday party, recently, at the USO. With him are some friends who helped arrange the party. Seated from left, are Pat McGuire and Judy Lavender and standing, is (Herald Photo) Tommy Brooks, DeBary Personals By Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. aad Mra. A. T. Wil­ liams of Park Lane recaaUy entertained Mr. and Mra. H. P . Rlea of EucUd, Ohio. They toured Florida end returned to DeBary thb past waekend. f Lavender aad Tommy Brooks ^ Mr. and M n. Harry B. Sandusky at Lake Mary saw their three-month-old grand­ daughter Michelle, ter the f l n t time when their eon, John, aad his wife, Eva, and other young son, Michael, came to visit them for tea days from their home b Gulf­ port, Miss. While they w e n h e n , the : amOies made trips to New Smyrna Beaeh, Rock Springs and Orlando. Now Michael can say h-.e has been b the Atlantic Ocean. They w e n fascinated by the fountain in Lake Eola, as th e n is noth­ ing like that where they live. They visited another son of Mr. and Mrs. Sandusky, Bill, b Titusville for three dsys. BUI b a missile engineer. They w e n th e n when the last missile shot was made, so they have many new and exciting things to toll about back home. They w en all entertained a t a fish fry at the home of Mr. and M n. Joe Smsthers oa Lake Emma while they were h e n . Guest speaker a t the menf b ty meeting ef the Catteffe Women's C hk ef All l * * l ) Church was F a tte r Bowks, assistant to Father Lyons. He chose sa k b topic the "U n­ changing Duty b a Changing World." Mrs. Robert R e n a n comdarted the basbess meeting and f — that n flower workshop session waa pla i afl tor tha November meeting. Mrs. Frank Doetbo# will m c jf duct the workshop. Committee women sebrtoff to serve tor the earning y ear were: program and birthday aprons. Mbs Sara Eaatorby; nberskip. Mrs. If. N o r* _ jm ; sunshine, Mrs. A. Ja m ton; altar, Mra. T. Carver* spiritual development, Mra. Mery Aucob; refreshment#, Mra. J . Cattonasso. g Historian, Mrs. A. Dorn cetts; welfare, Mra. B. Smith; parliamentarian, Mrs. Nick Constantins; telephone, Mra. R. Macek; pubitelty, M n. F . C. H ula; library, Mrs. Roe# Hurt, and dvie participation and USO, Mrs. Marion LaTour. The DcBsry Fire Balls, square dancers, held the first meeting of the fall laaeoa Saturday night at the Recrea­ tion Fire Hall on Colomba Rd. just aast of the caution light. The DcBsry Business and Professional Women's Club will attend the DeBary Com­ By Frances Wester munity Methodist Church te r ­ A group of Lake Mary young Jacaranda Meets Friday ries this Sunday at 11 a.m. b people enjoyed a social getconjunction wfch BPW Week. The Jacaranda Clrcb of the Mrs. W. T. Raynor together at the home of Bust Rev. Damoo Scott b Iba paaSanford Garden Club will hold ^ covered dish Stubblngs Saturday night. will be served at 1 Informal conversation and the first meeting of the sea- the program wll Mrs. William Gray of Bonita Rd. with Mr. and Mra. Arthur danebg provided the enter­ son Friday at the home of Chrlstmaa deeorati Seehousa of Bay Htad, N. J., tainment for the evening. toured Nova Scotia, Cape Those attending were, Diane Breton, Cabot Trail ta Cash Hickson, Penny Qrlnnel], Joy ada, and took tba night boat Wester, Linds Mohn, Sonja Orange Memorial Hospital to New Foundland before re ­ Waster, Harold Unger, Bruce where he is convalescing after turning to DeBary from a re­ Nelson, Bobby Martin, Ear! treatment tor shock. cent vacation trip. Roberts, Larry Chester, Ro­ Mrs. Edna Decker returned bert Hopkins, Relpb Unger, from a ten day trip b Co­ David Scott, Steve WUUs, lumbiana, Ala., where aha Richard Scott, Billy Lowa and visited the former DeBaryltoe, Den Gormby. Mr. and Mra. BrinskeUe. Mr. and Mrs. Claire H. Fel­ lows of Naraoja Rd. have re ­ By trances Wester Jeanncne Humphrey, daugh­ turned from an extended trip Enjoy the magic aound of rich, lull ter of Mr. and M n. John L. to Arlsona Michigan, North stereo! See the Trimline's aleck, Humphrey, of Lake Mary Buf­ Carolina and Indiana, where lightweight, compact styling 1A real G w altnay Je w e le rs fered a severe neck Injury (hey visited friends and relabeauty to show off wherever you take 294 A Park PA S-SSM while on a trampoline at Sem- Uvea en rout*. It. Tan or Antique W hite non-marring lnob High School, Friday. vinyl b washable, always looks new. She b b traction at tha Sem­ Speaker w in p awing forward or can \ inole Memorial Hospital now. be detached and separated ap to / Barbara F b tc b tr of Lake 11 feet for extended stereo. /£ V \ Mary underwent a tontilectomy Saturday. She b getting along fine. WAR ON DANDRUFF To combat dandruff, brush your hair dally, shampoo at least twice ■ week with a dan­ druff-fighting shampoo and keep combe and brushes scru­ pulously clean. CALL — Freak or Charlotte Donohoo SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 2-1S22 PA 2-8451 FLOWERS DELIVERED ANYWHERE! Altamonte Personals ■y Louise Slmnaek Mr. and Mra. Clarence Smith and family of Grandvltw Ave., AUamonto Spring*, have been called to return to HomerviUe, Go., whore Mra. Smith’* father la quits 111. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fulton ef Falla Church, Va., are ex­ pected to move permanently to the Central Florida area around Jan. 1 to make their home. Mr. Fulton b n licensed Interior decorator. Mra. Ful­ ton (Martha) b the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gibson ef Altamonte Springs. Four-year-old Bobby MUler, eon of Mr. and Mra. Garald Millar of Dot Ray Manor, was injurad Monday b n fall from hla bike and was rushed to Personals DOUBLE PLAY® . , . criaa-croat bands flatten your tummy, n pleasure to wear because it wtigha almost nothing. Small, medium, large. 439: white pantb, |10. 438: Elastic: nylon and Lycra (DuPont’s speiidex fiber.) Antron*.nylon Tomorrow® bra 21-84; cups * set in adJuaUble atratch-meah, *3.96. In our allm-weer deportment. This is the fiber , t h a t m a k a s w o m e n f e e l p o s itiv e ly n u d e ! 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Mix these two weU. With a fork make a smooth t eggs blsnd of 5 ounces of cream 1 H cup salad oil ehaoae, 1 tbep. mayonnaise, *4 % cup water tap. curry powder and n dash of onion s a lt Fold in a I 14 cup butter or oleo ounce ean of boned chicken melted and cooled aad 1 tbep. minced celery. S tap. almond extract " Mix above Ingredients for Chill aad spread an to ast •I* minutes at medium speed. crackers o r sandwiches. Poor fas grossed aad floured Save time and energy whan you wash woodwork. Place a pail on object of convenient height rather than on the Hera is another fruit caka floor. Ua* a cleaning agent recipe that you can make Into of non-soap typo. Always two five-pound cakes or on* wash from top to bottom, with long and rythmic strokes aad M-pouad cake. no drips. Keep a dry cloth In 44 lb. butter your pocket to dry surfaces. • large egg* Tty U. I am aura It will save S cups sugar you lots of time. S cups plain Hour (sava out 1 cup to roil fruit In Vi tap. soda, dissolved fat For the lady who says she 1 tbsp. water, put In has a time with her dreaa cake batter just before pattens fitting because she fruit and stir thor­ la the right aixe here and the wrong six* there, we suggest oughly. that she go to Miss Wilson's Vi cup pineapple Juice, add alternately with office and ask for bulletin No. IMS. It la a 40 page book­ flour 2 lbs. crystallMd cherries let on nothing but pattern al­ teration. It'a by Margaret 2 lbs. crystallxed pineSmith, clothing ipeclallst, and apple you will enjoy U very much 1 lb. citron as It Is easy to understand. 1 lb. currants U lb. orange peel Don’t forget to send In your Vi lb. lemon peel vinegar hints so w* ean have 1 cup English walnuts a vinegar column on* week. 1 cup paeans Hava received quite a few but r 1 lb. whit* raisins still want soma mors. Send iff rum flavoring * Bake la a ITS degree oven to me at Box 144, Lake Mon­ roe, and also your favorite lo r 1 to IVi hours. ! This waa sent In by Mra. recipe or hint. 'Audrey Roberta. In 1793, when Napoleon waa •mperor ha was vary con­ cerned about the health of his fighters, so he offered a prixa of 12,000 franca to anyone who could find a way to preserve _______________ ______ food. A Paris confectioner, lie said he read my eol--j Nick Appertr experimenting In his tiny kitchen discovered how to make evaported milk. Although Apperts evapor­ ated milk In no way similar to that of today, he demonstrated that concentrated milk waa practical. Then some Swisshorn dairymen Invented ma­ chinery and techniques for practising milk In lies In a gree oven and let It stay for B0 to 30 minutes. Do not worry about the smoke or smell that cornea from It. Thank you, Dale Van Dusen, for this hint. X know L will try It becsuje X need a new skillet. The other hint came from Mrs. J. C. Sapp of Monroe who called and said that aha washes the skillet out good, dries It, thin put* two table­ spoons of salt In the skillet and seta It on the burner to heat it real good. So here are two hints for Oraca to try, good luck. I also had a call from Mra. Evelyn Renfro who asked bow to determine which lamp •hades ean be washed. I called Miss Lucy Nowlin of the Flor­ ida Power aod Light Co. and •be gave me thie information. Bilk shades can bo washed gently also rayons, but ba careful. Us* a liquid deter- OUR small plant la Highland, ffl. la wo barn had milk this way ter TT year*. Did yon knew this? l sure d id n 't Hera's a good bint from a reader. MM any* that if yaw blankets have shrunk fram too many washings you can lengthen them by adding a strip of unbleached muslin the width of the blanket and the length of the "shortage.” law N se e m ly to the end of the blanket and use i t the foot of the bed, tucking the muslin under the mattress. H art la n way te abaaga • jsQo taste. Grape-Note Dessert Dissolve. 1 pkg. Lemon jello la > cup* hot w ater 1 cup grapa-nuU 1 cup raisins or tu t up dates Vi to 44 cup chopped nuts 1 Up. vanilla Let set until firm. Serve la squares with whipped cream, dream whip or a topping of vanilla pudding. Sounds vary delicious. Oviedo Residents Attend Reunion In Georgia By Je a a Lyles The daughters of Mrs. N. X. Fletcher have returned bom* after a family reunion and celebration of Mrs. Flet­ cher** SOth birthday, at her home In Coolldge, Oa. A family dinner waa en­ joyed and pictures made of the guests representing five generations. Among those enjoying the celebration were Mrs. Gordon Pendarvis, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnla Alexander, Kenneth and Janet; Mrs. Jaekle Winters and Deanna, and Mr. and Mra; Stutta Riggins, Linda and Ann. Mrs. Pendarvis, Mrs. Alex­ ander and Mrs. Riggins a n Mrs. Fletcher's daughters; Mrs. Winters Is her grand­ daughter and little Deanna her g r e a t granddaughter. Mrs. Fletcher's mother waa also present. PORTRAITS aunwis* note and chatter party was givan rooratly Sasaa McCall by bar parents, Mr. and Mrs. E dvard «. MeCall, and ha/ lister-la law, Mrs. Edward McCall Jr. Susan, who was celebrating her 17th birthday, U a cheerlesder, secretary of the S*b ior Class, a member of the Sally ita tl and a member of A Handy Helpers wss the name chosen by the new 4-H Chib at their recent meeting. Tbs (roup which comprises the Upsala Monroe area met la White HaH of the Upsala Presbyterian Church Saturday afternoon. Officers were elected as telDipa, sandwiches, miniature tows: president, Sherry Cooel lie; vice president, Patty doughnuts, nuts snd mints Baktr; secretary • treasurer, were served with cake and Sylvia Ollea; sons leader, lee creant. The birthday eaka Pam Plfott; recreation, Anita Blaekwelder; delegate, Ifetty Baker; reporter, Betty Hobby and devotion, Ruth Bullard. The fir!i made a pincushion ter their arms. Next week they win decide on other Roma to make. th e Welcome Wagon Clubs lone, Betty and Patty Baker, of Sanford aad Booth Seminole Yvonne Stripling, Maria Lee, County a r t working frantical­ Patty Freeman, Ruth Bul^;d, ly In complete pinna ter the Sharon Carroll. Betty Hobby, benefit card party scheduled Fam Pigott, Anita Blackweld- for this rrid sy In the Mayfair er, Sherry Convllte, Sylvia Ballroom, sU rtiaf at 11:S0 Ollea. Leaders are Mrs. Betty p.m. Blaekwelder, Mr*. L u c i l l e The proceeds wlQ ge te the Flugcrald aad Mrs. H. L. Juvenile Council In help pro­ Johnson. Mrs. Lynn Freeman vide tester homes te r Indigent served refreshments to the children. AU those who like girls. to play cards a r t invited to attend the party. Thn prises TACT* T U T you can win will he worth Next time you maka ham­ more than the cost af the ticburgers. try an interesting kat. flavor te s t Make up half the In addition to the prises for hatch of burgers the usual high score a t each table, door way; te the other half add 1 prises will be awarded every taatpoonfAe’cent pur* mono- half hour. If you cam ot make •odium glutamate per pound up n table, boats sees will fill of meat and cook as usual. At In and you will help the Wel­ serving time, taste a plain come Wagon Ctubs te belp the hamburger firs t Then taste Juvenile Council help the un­ a burger with Ac’cent—and fortunate children. discover a wooderful new Tickets may be purehasod world of flavor. Ae’cent from any club member at the brings out all the natural testa door. Please bring your own of foods and makes the beef cards, everything elan will be taste •‘beefier.” provided. was ite m atad la lor T«ltew and M t d a **•*• m **• ****** l-----------| M A ■ .A ' j | t .•»"» : ^ rw B k T Columbus Day Card Party Planned Friday Personals RMteti Ly»s la able te ba the celebration were Jody Boated, Diana Beasley, Lteda Williams, L a v l a a m u te botbam Carol leao o la, Carol Oxford, B arbara Bolder, Ltd* da Mills, Carol Puller, Carol Tnrwsr, dandy Richards. SasM Tawny, Vada Mat­ ter, Pat Kahn, dabs Odham, P a n Jones, Jody Whitmore, Betsy Bebeoman, Janie Askby, Linds Sue Williams, Patty Glenn Johnson, Jo Aaa Nix, Saadra Wrlgbt, Carol a n sa e , Jaae Bates, Rhtida Epstein and Pat Brace. back in aeheel alter a boat la tta Winter Park HtepHal. White t h m ho loft hi* tonsil* School Aids TO—Addition Subtract inn Multiplication Division Aad Other Aseoeiattew Aids P a r 1st to Ith Grades POWELL’S t i t MAGNOLIA AVB. DarkCottons ■ a n t s 10 to M JUNIORS SIZK8 5 to IS BUM KS SUSAN McCALL Flattering Fashions For The Tall And Long-WaUtad Gel Year G ift C e rtU k a tes LA Y - AWAYS With Small Weekly Paymente CAROLE'S Dreaa A Sportswear Shop - LONGWOOD PLAZA Hwy. 17-11 Pheae IM-4T11 LO O K EX PEN SIV E We ■ make fine CHRISTMAS Wrr?~ ^ * 1 r> v - isrynKte PORTRAITS at very modest prices RAYMOND STUDIO 3IAKE APPOINTMENT EARLY! 104 South Park Banford FA 2-1472 $249 VALUE r RASY NOW ONLY A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article In Lay-Away til Chriatmaa TERMS We’re voting for thU fabulously amort, superbly comfortable living roots to bo a platform of EVERYTHING YOU WANT a t hug* saviaga! Cloaaeut 2-pleco aalto with magolflcont wldo arma and buoyant foam construction . . . 3 handsome contemporary occasional table* with brass fcrrnlaa . . . 3 glased ceramic tempo, plus luiurloeo rocllaer as a bonus! A Toiletries Baby Needs Hair Preparations COLD REMEDIES WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORK Olafscn Vitamins FA 2-0392 FIRST ST. at PARK AYE. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS H i 203-09 East First S t I “Sanford's Only Air L 1 % SANFORD Conditioned Furniture Store” SA N FO RD , FLA . �Ads Bring Fast Results W S S iT KOUBT A. WILLIAMS Btaltoc Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. FA MM1 AUutic Bank Bid*. New * BE. H o w In country *■ acre of Uad. Largo |a r . aga. Call Valdez Hotel Ask far John Probat FURNISHED BOOM for geuHainan. Private bath. How bona, 131 par moatb. ph. LOST: Briag back brown aad white Chihuahua, rhinestone collar. Vkiaity SStb aad • • • • • WEK1VA BIVBB ESTATES Appradnataly W acre*, with SMALL HOUSE, aaar base. UN ft. aa river, V* mile oft Partially furalabad. Avail* able Oct U. Can FA ASUS I t f t House trailer A Cabaaa fun* $4,500 altar 4:19 p.m. Ished. Dewitt Trailer Park. Can FA M W after • : « p.m. Reasonable. W E RENT Hospital Bade • Playpeas Wheel C hain • Strollers Apartments. 1 M Magnolia Ave. Recently redecorated, Commodes • Baby Bads W alken • High C hain alcely furnished. Apply S t data’s Realty, its N. Fork Crutches • ReUaway Beds Ave. FA M IS . W IL SO N - MAIER 111 E. First S t FA t U U C H U R C H or S C H O O L GROUPS, Clubs, ate.—The best card plan yet for rais­ ing C h r i s t a a a money. FA MOSI. Evenings. 4 ROOMS and hath. Com* pletely unfurnished. Near NAS.. Nothing faacy, but cheap n n t. $7-30 weak. Ph, DID YOU KNOW . . PA AMU. You can store up to 1000 pounde of ANYTHING for a furnished Apartment eloee whole month for just IS.oo? In. Jimmy Cowan. FA 1-4013 You can move the furnishtegs of a t bedroom bouse WELAKA APARTMENTS: aerou town for about 177.00. Rooms private baths, 114 Free Estimates, no obliga­ W. First SL tions. RENT A BED 301 N. Laurel FA 3-1901 Bollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day, Waek, or Moath CERAMIC INSTRUCTION. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Experienced teacher. 91.50 Pb. FA 2-3141 111 W. 1st SL per lesson. For Information Can PA 3-8344. EFFICIENCY ApL, Saaford newest, ideally located ea First SL aaar Post Office. I City Parking Lets, shop­ ping places. Suitable far couple or alaglo, o a t re n t No utility charges. laquire Manual Jacebsoa D e p t . Store. SMALL FURNISHED bouse 323-3237. CLEAN first floor apartmenL Private entrance. RENTALS 1004 Palmetto Ave. Several outstanding 3 BR, 4 bath, furnished rental 1 A 2 BEDROOM apL Ph. homes, from 343 up. Also PA 2*1442 between 4:30 to have 3 BR, 1 bath, furnish7:00 Mon.-Fri. or FA 2-4301 ad, for 943, and 3 BB, I any other time. 119 W. 17th bath, for $123. Thomas M oving & Storage U b SAID HEb LET US GO ON THAT p ic n ic + -m r m AFTER. Al l / jfo M U * . T kul t o u r rathe* h i s h R SEN SeO PM U M O *. E ft, FRACTURES M B / Stenstrom Realty V&/MSI > U N. Pari: Ave. w /* /n . KTiVM ( FA 2-2420 Lake Cottage Furn FA 2-6106 CONVENIENT TO BASE 3 Bedrooms, kitchen equip­ ped, large living room. $103 a month. 103 E. Wood­ land Drive. FA 3-7037 after 4:30. s g r. IOWCU./. ACIOSS 1 Bothm , OWiae hwtruaeot II Weird II Stringed 1—1 . *—..., U Cymlim 14 Penetrates l i Aaaociatad w»h 6 Congw fUUermsn iUnckw*l|» elj 7 Bacon skin 8 Opening loa I J" r rIri---------------1* m 1$ <4 20 IT South Sylvan Lake Shoroa oa large mile wide Sylvan Lake. Exclusive - Restrict* ed. Make your home in this beautiful Lake Front subdivision. Large lake, front and lake view Iota available. Also 3 A 4 bed* room, 3 bath homes. Go to Paota School, then west 44 mile on S. Sylvan Lake Dr. Call FA 3*7898 days or FA 16361 evenings. Or see your broker. ONLY I M ORE L O T S L E F T IN — LO N GDALE S or 4 Bedrooms l l i and 2 Batha M o n th ly * # * ■ s r H" IT A*. W h # FHA 6 Ml. aoeth of Sanford. T ara West a t 2nd Road south of Owens Bros. OPEN 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. DAILY L ew ' lft A 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENT S - BEDROOMS, 1, VA-NO wa * r W “ J O T * * PAYMENTS VA - CowvonUoeal J k FHA Financing • * * 5 5 “ ? i£ % £ £ ? > KINGSWOOD BUILDERS^ IN C __________ PH. FA S-8474 nPays. . » rPA * i2-2119 fi? ? T .U A J l;TT’ • »Eve. Sun. FA 2-4448Agent - *23-6764 r | 1 ■ Central A ir Conditioned s A 4 BEDROOM, 1 ft . a BATHS 5r 1 MONTHLY PAYMENTS HOMES Priced From 9 U *76** $11,990 SI Si* mIk,I ion MCenrentlra DOWN VA 1 * u )7lacMent M Amulom Modem 3 bedroom masonry homo. Utility room. Car­ S t Johns Realty ports, kitchen equipped. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 170.00 mo. Call 323-0967. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 Simland Estates Homes • Anoints >0 Persian witar wheels }* g®***1* is ZMake ITCatarta «• S I ,taco 15 Alton* »-rfh.)a S® J* VSUamtr Uh.1 £ bLi T mip. « Artaa g p ftju P *3*0P SI Cheat ratlin 24 Onager* M Sacred bull XTPedal coupler 1 1 Shakespeare far (muakt tnitance g“ s* UMuruline Now is the time to buy one af these government-owned tames. We have I BR, l bath to I BR, I baths la various sections of San. ford. Prices range from IT,MO to $13,500. Monthly payments as low as H9.S0 Includes everything. Homes available for as little at 130.00 down, yes, today's home buyer h a t the h rg eit selection at the lowest prices. BOSE COURT A p t Nicely furnished. Near b a a , child­ ren welcome. 2013 Sanford Jim Hunt Realty Ave. NO M i a . Lake Monroe bouse, d ean FRA A VA PROPERTY aad alcely furnished, mas­ MANAGEMENT A S A L E S BROKER te r bedroom. $33. 3 Bed­ Office PA 3-3111 room CB DeBary house HO. NlfbtS PA 34444 NO 4-5247. 323-0700 3334 Park Dr. Sanford, fla . 1 Bedroom Housetrailer, pri­ ANNOUNCEMENT vate lo t Water A electric JOHN B. FOX, Reg. Real 4 furnished. PA 2-1305. Estate Broker announces the opening of his office at 110 N. Park Avenue Sanford, Florida Partially furnished house la for handling all types o f. reel eetate Geneva. $40 t month. Ph. Associate: Gertrude P. Fox Broker-salesman Furn. Cottage. FA 3-5027. Telephone: 323-0354 Mailing Address 3 Bedroom furnished bouse p. o . Box n s l) |73. Plus water A electric. 1817 Summerlin Ave. 3 Bedroom house, backyard fenced in. Call after 4:00. Least with option to buy. PA 2-849L Must havo good cred)t. New ROOMS, The Gables, u 3 bedroom home, kitchen NEW HOME Magnolia Ave. FA 241720. equipped, m • mouth. Cal! BY 322-8083. San-Lanta Apartment, larga I SHOEMAKER bedroom apartments, fur­ nished or unfurnished. 404 IDYLLWILDR - C u s t o m E. 14th SL, Sanford. Phone Home on Beautiful Lake built 4 BR, 3 bath, CB horns 322-0334. on comer homeslte In de­ Markham. Call Evealngs. sirable IdyllwUd*. Loaded! FA 3-1387. Furn. 3 Bedroom house. Feature* include cuntral Adults. FA 2-7644. Furnished House la Sanford. duct air conditioning and Ph. 144-4849 Apopka. beat, and fully equipped Modern 2 bedroom furnish­ built-la kitchen, with many ed Apartment, upstairs cxtrai. $23,400. Only $2400 over 306 W. 13th St. |90 down I If you can afford the per month, water included. 3 Bedroom home, 964.00 per month. 304 P alm Place. best, then this Is the bom* Small office space, lights (Pravcr Homes). for you I A water furnished. Phone FA 3-1401 or FA 8-2931. 3 Lots, I rooms A bath, 1 bearing Citrus trees. Pric­ Stenstrom Realty ed 93000. See H. H. Martin, RL 1 Box 73. PA 2-5023. At present, wa have aa un­ usually fine selection of 2, 3, and 4 bedroom homes, unfurnished, for rent and lease. May we aerve you? m BAZOO,DADtr f SAW SOUBY, AND MTS CHANGED -HISNIND/ j - IT’S A BUYER’S MARKET VA, FHA A IN-SERVICE LOANS C*“ J S - CUlk * * * “ Country CUb OPEN DAILY I I TILL I WIN A NASSAU VACATION FOR �-----------^ ------------------------------------* p - ... Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast 1 Bedroom Boom. excellent DESIGNED FOR c o n d i t i o n . Tranakrrod, HAPPY LIVING I ■not MIL FA 2W7L Ravenae Park— The whole family will love this a t­ tractive new home, featur­ ing large living room, din­ ing area, fully equipped OK Electric kitchen, 3 J. W. Hall, Realtor bedrooma and H i tile "Call Hall" PA S-M41 baths. Many fine extras. 1344 se French Are. Including central duct heat. Attached carports and large If you hare good credit, no utility room. ttSJOO. Only cask needed. Now a bed­ gsoe down, and $01 per room homo, kitchen equip­ ped. Ml n month. Call 323-0003. SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer AUTO GLASS INSTALLED reeled by our auto Central F lo rid a. H ' ' 4*5*-41 I • I EX j ‘ I SERVICE DEPARTMENT E. First r* 2-1481 SANFORD W. PARK MI 4-8918 210 Magnolia l/C H E V R O LE T CADILLAC ’ CADILLAC 4 Door, Power, Air Cond......... 1395 r FORD Station Wagon V-8, Auto. 895 i OLDS 2 Door Automatic ......................... *9i» i CHEV. 8 CyL. 2 Door, Standard............... 595 i BUICK 4 Ur- Auto- Power Steer. & Drake* 595 i PLYMOUTH 4 Door ........... —J«s I OLDS 2 Door Holiday i RAMBLER 4 D oor----- -------------------------295 I CADILLAC 4 Door............... ..................... 295 I BUICK 4 Door ■#•■■••#■■••■#•#•■#••#•#••#•#■■•#•••••••■•■••■■# I l CHEVROLET 4 Door. Std......................... 195 I 8TUDEUAKER 4 Door Deluxe V-8-------325 ’ DODGE V*8 Auto. '» Ton Pick-Up........... 795 CHEV. 'i Ton Pick-Up, Clean .................. 295 I PACKARD 4 Door, Mnke U* An Offer 2 LOCATIONS >05 PARK AVE.* CLAUDE HITTELL, MOIL ,9 E. 2nd ST. CHARLIE S3IITH. SALES MGIt. 19. Sitnationa Wanted FRIGIDAIRE Sates A Service G. H. HIGH 1700 W lit St. Saaford Ph FA 2-3633 Buys Stenstiom Realty 1U N. Park A.e. FA 2-244) • Continentals • Montereys • Meteors • Comets! STARS * OUR PRICE i\ Sample Of Our Like N ew 1963 Trade - Ins 1962 CADILLAC Medan DeVllle Air Cond. Just Like New. 1962 BIG COMET ( Custom Station Wagon, 4 Door, • Fully Equipped ft Luggai# Rack, One Owner, Show Room New. 1961 MERCURY ( I-DOOU Deluxe. Automatic, Radio, Heat Tinted Windshield, m i l e Tlrea, tkautll While with tlluo Interior. A Choice Buy At Monterey 2 Door Hardtop, Powered,1 13,000 Miles, A True Quality Car, Perfect Condition. 1960 GALAX1E 1958 LINCOLN Ambassador V-8, Powrrrd. Air Cond. and 1958 PONTIAC Chleftan 4 Door Sedan Automatic, Radio, Heater. FORI) Cuetom 4 Door V-8 Fordomatic II Pener Steering, Radio and Heater. 1957 DODGE PLYMOUTH 2 Dour Sedan, 6 Cyl, Standard Shift. 1954 DE SOTO All vluyl Interior, new engine, Jet black fini-h. The Economy King. 1 - ’62 3 - *61 1 - ’61 l - ’60 2 - ’GO BONNEVILLE RAMBLERS TEMPEST OLDS CARAVELLES S' * PLYMOUTH 4 Door Station Wagon V-8, Radio. Good transportation, only Savoy 4 door, V.0 engine, automatic, radio and healer. Many More Appealing C art On Display: 1958 RAMBLER 1960 DODGE TRUCK 1957 PLYMOUTH MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial ft Residential New1963Trade-Ins Long wheel be**, swept line 19(3 body, 0 cj tinder engine, new paint and up. hubtery, in eirelleut condition. Piked to u o ie immediately I Another fine home buy, list­ ed exclusive with— 13. M ortgage L oans ★ CARLAND Continental 2 Hour Hardtop, Air Cond., I'rrfrtt Condition Too. Anywhere Station Wagon, V-n. aulomatle, radio ft healer. A real family car with room ta ■parr. FA 22430 In The ShowroMt Under The KURD I Door Sudan. V*0, Ponrr Steer. A Brake,. Extra Clean. Used Car Sale! 1959 RENAULT ★ Sanford’s * dr Finest Cars dr Refrigerator Reasonable. Ph. 103$ YELLOW EDSEL con­ FA 3-013$. vertible, by owner. Call FA 34473 after I p.m. or Sofa, two chairs, Gateleg contact Mrs. Gielow, Hunt table, coffee table, atep Lincola-Mercury, lac. $003. ladder chair. 0 x II rug. Very reasonable. 1110 Park 1930 Jeep Station Wagon, 4 Ave. Highest Cam m e a t Paid wheal drive, $1430, 1104 W. 4 Trade-In Allowance Mads We loan Carpet Shampooer 23th St. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK On Used Furniture 4 Ap­ at no coat with purchase of Professional C an. Soft Water. pliances. Blue Lustre Shampoo. Car109 8. Oak FA 24743 WILSON - MAIER roll's Furniture. PERMANENT SPECIALS U E. First 34. FA 34022 Heavy duty Wisconsin En­ $3.30 Comptela and a large gine, I hp. $40 cash. Ph. FREE ESTIMATE can of stylo spray fret. PA 2*073. Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ SIS Palmetto PA 20S34 New WeslingbouM 12000 BTU ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Air-Conditioner $173. Com­ Co., nt IDO Celery Ave. ptete set of Golf Iron A PA 23117. Woods $00. 3230330. FR1GIDA1RE 3 Complete Rooms for some, 73 x $3 Chain Link Fence, 1 Salei 4 Service one to take over payments House Wiring. Free Estimates year old. Installed free In of $13.30 per month or will Sid Vlhlen’s Randall Electric Sanford, t i n . 130 Country 113 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4M15 sacrifice for cash. Call col­ Club Dr. FA 24311. lect TE $:lftL Casaelber. FRIGIDA1RE refrigerator 0V4 cubic ft., new paint, runt OWNER transferred. Must like new. $63. NO 24317. sell comptete bouse of furn­ iture. 1 year old. FA 26784. REPOSSESSED FENCE Plumbing & Heating Accept any offers, Installa­ BEDS TOR RENT AIR CONDITIONING tion free. Call Public Loan, ospital, Rollsways, Juve­ CONTRACT and REPAIR 332-8121 for additional In­ nile. FREE delivery and WORK formation. 2-DOOR, Automatic, Radio; Heitor, Whito Tires Pick-up. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6363 and Other Extras. $70.00 3 piece Breakfast set. FURNITURE CENTER 323.00. Mlac. 700 Laurel 1100 French Ave. LIST PRICE $2591*81 Ave. Ph. FA 27833 The total price, Juat 16767. Monthly payment (Including Uses and Insurance) only —630. And tbe down pay­ ment. only— $966, (or make us an offer)I 111 N, Park Ave. WANTED Frlgidalre Automatic Washer, good condition. $40. Ph, Light weight double barrel! shot gun to or 20 gauge. FA 24132. Sell Us Your runnure. Quick Tel. 333-3001 or 323-0740. Service With The C ask Hotpolnt a years old, $73. SUPER TRADING POST. 13 cubllc ft. Refrigerator. Pasture o r Perm. PA 3-0233. FA 2-0077. FA 3-4324. WANT a good home, good food and care? Reasonable. El­ derly people. FA 24133. 19. Situation* Wanted No Finer Tillers 4 Riding Mower at GOOD used Record Player. 32* Housctraiter. P ark Ave. Thaller Park. Lot 3$. Write Box 42, cte Sanford special discount. Dealer. Herald. FA 2-0000. Children k ep t FA 1-4132. END - OP - YEAR Stenstiom Realty Ph. FA >-4«22 Hybrid Geraniums In bloom GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY Gnpevllle Ave. near 20th S t Tired of paying Rant, but Just can't manage the big Will care for children la my home. Adults supervised. down payments and big 3226329. monthly payments? Then don't wait to see till, ex­ cellent home buyl U’s a honey for the money! Neat and Nice 2 Bedroom, 1 tile Bstb CB Home, situat­ ed on nice bomesite in quiet section of Sanford. Features includs: Range; Refrigerator; Hot Water Heater; Heating Unit. Fuel Tank and Stand; and tome blinds. All city conven­ iences, Include water and sewage. Also bat carport and utility room. Gateway Ta The Waterway Y aw BVnVBUDI Dealer Robeon S p o v ttn f Genii REFRIGERATOR, Dinette 10444 E. 1st Ph. rA M m set, one complete bookcase bed. Real cheap. Call after 14 F t B n a b a a i Maimel, ax. eelleat condition. SI bp. S:8(L FA 17775. Johnson, windibtald, t a p Dark-colored. Rattan 3 place running lights, eushtens, sectional, large corner table extra gaa tank ft trailer. lounge chair with ottermaa, Steal at $«$. Ph. U277I0. glass-topped coffee table, and end table. Formica 14' Fiberglaaed Boat, M bp. Mercury Motor, traOer. topped tabiei and foam alp•330. 323437. pered cushions. Make offer. PA 2-8137. 14 ft. RUNABOUT Z1MMEL, 35 hp. Electric Johnson WESTING HOUSE REFRIG­ Motor 4 trailer. Kcflalahcd ERATOR, with large frees* inside and o u t Tbp cus­ ing compartment, Kenmorc hions, extra g u tank. $MS electric range. Both in Rt. i, Box 103. laniard. good condition. Reasonable. 322-341$, Automatic Washer. FA 2-0IJ0T swimwear and sportswear. STEUPER FURNISHES Piecework with hourly comptete Real Estate Service guarantee. Start now and — including financing and move with us to our new mortgages. Sanford palatial fully airLake Front Retreat .. $3,500. conditioned plant with cafe10 Acres ............ $So aero teria on premises. Apply in 4 Acres ............ $300 aero person to our new plant 40 Acres ............ $300 aero manager Mr. Curtate a t 100 Acres ............ $293 acre 206 N. Elm Ave. to discuss 100 Acres ........ $130 acre your future with our com­ Water Front Lots .. $23.00 pany. down Building Lots .. From $730. New Homes .. $300. down and up NEAT INTELLIGENT GIRLS Gov. Owned Homes .. Real AGE 81-33 W A N T E D . bargains GOOD WITH FIGURES. Homes ........... Luxury Type NO PHONE CAL>4. COME Hlway Frontage .. Good and TO ORLANDO-SEM1NOLE Bad JAI-ALAI FRONTON, HWY Farms, Dairies and Groves, 17-92. FERN PARK. ASK a few businesses — Paying FOR MRS. ARRIETA. Now CALL NOW FOR INFORMA­ TION! EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE SALESMAN Stemper Agency Prefer man 23-40. Must be Bryan’s T.V. Open 7 days, experienced and currently 24 hours. Service calls days REALTOR - INSUROR In the appliance business. o r night $2.00. 700 W. 0th FA 2-4081 1111 S. French Ave. Must have automobile. S t 223-036). Position available immedi­ Will sell or trade 3 bedroom. ately. Salary with incen­ 27. Special Services 2 bath borne. See at 002 tives, many company bene­ Cherokee Circle. Sunlsnd PLANO TUNING — Electronic fits. Desire man to man­ Estate. or Scientific, Repairing. age new store opening W L. HARMON shortly. Work for largest COST 912000 Ph. FA 2-4333 Independent appliance deal­ Sacrifice at $9973 er in central Florida. Ap­ LAWN SERVICE: mowing, Modern 3 bedroom home. edging. Satisfaction guar­ ply E. N. Kelly, Jr.. Britt’s Like new. Easy terms. Inc., 336 No. Orange Ave., anteed. Ph. FA 3-1817 af­ Selling because divorce OrUndu, Florida. ter 3 p. m. Ph. 323-0367. $50 PER MONTH UY, Trade or Sell Used Furniture, Appliances, TV j e r what have you. Williams Furniture Mart, Hwy. 1701. Casselberry, YU. Windshield Back Glass Door Ginas Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Faint ANTIQUES for sale. Call Company FA 24133. FHA HOMES Surborban I bedroom borne, living room, tiled bath, Several outstanding Governmeat owned homes, located largo Florida room with The total pure base price of in various residential areas IS. Basiaene Opportunity lake view, double carporte. this home (which Is situat­ of Sanford. 2 4 3 bedrooma, Approx. 1-A, lot. ed on a double lot with 1, l i t and 2 baths, prices YOUNG and OLD can make many dtado trees) is Just range from $6,030 and up, $7,330. Top notch financ­ We have lovely 2 and 3 bed­ Christmas money e a s i l y with monthly payments as room homce in excellent ing! through money-back Sales low a t $301 Balancw can condition with low down Kit Plan. FA 2-4033, Even­ be paid on low Interest FHA payments. So take a trip with us and ing*. mortgages. See ns today I drive by 3404 Grandviewl MODERN 3 Bay Service Sta­ It's n honey I Exclusive 10 Acre Farm— 0 tiled— with tions for least ta downtown garage apartment. Price with— Stenstiom Realty area to qualified person. $gooo. rA 22301 or FA 2-3004 for Sr. details. Stenstiom Realty C. A.301Whiddon, Park Ave. Sanford, Florida Tel. 3223011 Builder sacrifice 4 bedrooms, Allx of Sanford wants ex­ 2 baths, doubla carport*, perienced Sewing Machine central heat, complete built Operators. Experienced on in kitchen. Ph. 1234630. lilB lI for M ladle* section work experts, thus insuring n ' M our customer* the r ' f l beet Ford Service In HH Company Circulators classed and re­ i l l Magnolia Ph. FA l-4dU paired. Complete service. Singer round bobbin equip­ FA 2- i t n after 3 p. m. ped to aig u g . Guaranteed. S payments of $7.11. Ph. FA 2-0411. This 2 bedroom home has a lovely kitchen, terrssso Must sell 2 homes, 3 years old for the price of one. 2 floors, tiled bath. Located and 3 bedroom, high shady In a good neighborhood and lots. $14,000. See these la a wonderful retirem ent homes before you buy. home, where fishing la the 0t$-40Ot. best—Price $8,130.00 W t Invito our customers and all new residents to come in and seo our revolutionary new elec­ tronic trouble shooter nt work. Diagnosing your car's mechanical trouble is no longer n hit miss affair. Any mal- J ^ P function m a y b e Adi ' v :-quickly nclentifl* ctlly detected and c o r-p H T-Shirti 48 cents, rainwear, work clothes. Paint. ArmyNavy Surplus 310 Sanford A rt. OIL HEATER SERVICE By Owner, attractive airconditioned 2 bedroom, 2 bath heme. la F b w crn t 3rd Addition. Drapes, ftace, well bspt yards, i l l W. Coleman Circle. FA M M . SEE THIS! II. B. POPE CO. INC. M So. P o rt AM. PA 2-431 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPR1NKER SYSTEMS F a c to r y t o you All Typea and Shea ALUMINUM BUNDS We Repair and Sendee Encloaed head, Sag-prool hat* STINE tom rail with plastic tads. Machinery and Supply Co. Plastic ar rayoa tapes. Cot* 207 w . 2nd St. FA 2-0432 ton ar aylon cords. Seakarik G lass anil Paint Stenstiom Realty Take time right new for an early appointment to see AIR-CONDITIONING CHEVROLET I Door Sedan. 6 Cylinder, Standard Shift. SC A C m ftp DODGE I Door V-9 Automatic. CCAC 1 f t # m ftp Seminole County Motors LANCER • DODGE • CHRYSLER • RENAULT DEALER 519 E. lat FA 2-0614 All Used Cara Sold With GW Warranty LIN C O LN M ERCURY IU9 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford FA 2-4S94 Winter Park Ml 4-0209 • Your Pontine, iiuick, Rambler Denier W. lat ST. PhoM FA 2-0231 �- I ................. ................. (J 4* •■,••! #'-•*' j . -fv, • • .» •f «• A*?k . , ' >• a s ; k -' v^ i ' --* ' —4 * • •* , f ll< T ‘j | • jfl i< * * ►* • ( • ' »y>-1.' \ 1»- 1■’ ■»,-, ^ , •;« lir a s ^ -'•; ■■■-, •-■■ . '•T 3 - ... :: • _____________________________________________________________________________________ • __ •' .s ' J r! . " . * 'w-y- *i-,- v >•-. f - . '. 1'- *••■••• r' -?y - • *, • t ■I I * .. f MBWB “ THUK&, OCTOBER 11. 1962 PAGE 12 I . . . r jblkans See 'New Breed In The South' H "•'T ^ ----------“■ _ ’ at Ortaado, l fat Ffartfa F*i- time. A* • im lt *3 flM ante > « | T en g I p H M far w fa * to t» tk e m i kflbd n o g t n aad totally et aaa tat aaid to (to attar. "H ■ ir tH e( we'N p t o to aarrlM. we'd •t 'Jz Ola. "New tto Team CM » FMd* ed tto stocked to te tte toe arts in Me story NewSchool in L ate Mary will r tv i. ft/ I I: I IJ-’C .C » fB B V 3’ B •§ 11 | |( HI’ .ll* i i i Theresa’s Cirri# -eh ef the Nativity to a d to say "sto­ at 0 p. a . to longwood PTO Carnival Plans A n Announced m ? . . ehto far the cfcfldrmi caa to sold with pracaada gotag to­ wards purchase et tto desired au torial. League Gets Libniy Report In Longwood tort. J . H. Hamer, Long wood librarian, tea reported to tto Longwood Chrle League that during tto ala month* from April until September of this year, a total ot lA tl patrona had boon aervad with a book circulation ot LOW vol­ ume*. New book* added to Um li­ brary total U t with IT ot these gift* aad tto remaining 100 telng purchased by members from money which wai col­ lected on tag day. Moat of the hooka aro In the children’s, sub-teen and teen groups. The library’s greatest need a t lbs present time la a new Encyclopedia Brittanies. The present edition now In uso to i t years old and was a castoff from another library. Donation of suitable books published since IU4 alio will to greaUy appreciated by the League, sponsors of Um li­ brary. Lions Ready For Dance By Jane Casselberry Dancing will be to a live orcbeatra and a free motoreyrie will to awarded aome lucky person during Friday night’s dance being spon­ sored by (be Lion’s Club of Casselberry at the outdoor pavilion just off Hwy. 17-M south of the Casselberry Post Office. Proceeds will go to benefit the club’s youth and sight conservation work. Among these projects are tponaoring Boy Scout Troop >41 aad providing glasses to quali­ fied Individuals and talking books to the blind. Rsfresbments will to available and Lion Don Green, chairman of the event, in­ vites tto public to join la tto fun. AARP Meeting Set In DeBory cat, faaator George Smathla tto Nev- era, saylag that to has vot­ poto m his ed far mew extreme litoral laglstotlea during tto paat Forty-<to year old Rupert two yoora thsa ex-senator during his to S t Petersburg was a coh­ Ctaada pepper eres torts! raadldata to tto last two yoora. im campaign aad has a n ­ IrowfeaOy Sautters, who to i l aadar tto fa notary at raoatog far his third tom , Defense darteg tto Kam a dafeotod Pepper h? attackConflict aad la tto laacwara tog his literal toanhigs. GarOflke at tto to r t, lor U. 1. hr at ltopart’a Plana far tto carnival la to told a t Longwood Ele­ mentary School on O c t XI from 4 p. a . until • p. a to raise money to to y hooka tor tto octool Ufaary have boon announced by H. H. Haynto, PTO waya aad means chairman. Tto Longwood Volunteer Firo D ept wiU have Its new cotton-candy making ma­ chine on hand aad will alio furnish booths lor tto carni­ val. Among these wUl to a bouse of mystery, a puppet show, a country store, and a cake walk. A costume parade for tto children wiU take place at 4:M p. m. Workers who have volun­ teered, other than Louis Kosky, school principal and Wayne Joiner, PTO presi­ dent, are Mrs. EUa Scott, Mrs. Ralph Stovens, Mrs. Vicky McGough, Mrs. Eva Jo Hicks, Mrs. Bonnie How­ ard, Mrs. Ttolma Cowart, Miss Mary McIntosh, Mrs Dottle Locke, Mrs. Elda Nic­ hols, Mrs. Betty Rhodes, Mrs. Gloria Perrin and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. RUey. Plans also are being made for • dinner during the evenln<- Civic Club Holds Tea In Altamonte By Lee lac Slmuaek The Altamonte Springs Civic Club told n gct-ac qualntcd tea for aU newcom era in the town last Wednes­ day with aome 60 guests at­ tending. The table was beautifully decorated by Mrs. Smith Ca­ dy of Florida Blvd. Main decor centered around two pieces of driftwood with beautiful (tranches of dur­ ante, huge and wlorful cro­ ton leaves and baskets of fruits and vegetables. Hostess for the day was Mrs. Josephine Blrits, vice president of the club and pouring were Dr. Gertrude Forman, president and Mrs. J. D. Morrison and Mrs. Milton Tinsley. Punch and homemade tea cakes were served. The Civic Club will wel­ come all residents of the town who would care to visit and sit in on their mcctingi. Tto neat meeting will be held at S p. m . on Nov. T at tto Community House on Maitland Ave. By Mrs. Adam Mailer The annual meeting of the DcBary Chapter of Um Amer­ ican Aaaa. of Retired Persona Club To M eet By Shirley Wentworth will to told at 10 a.m. Friday at the Community Center. The October meeting of the Election of nine directors to Bear la k e Community Club scheduled for Um meeting will be held a t S p.m. today and all members are urged to tn the Florida Power EmI ployes Club on Bear Lake. Urn aad all" attending their r.M— Ladies af tto cirri# have Men tosy far weeks an tto project, their major undertoUag ef tto year. All ple­ ads will to turned ever to tta Nativity Women’s CUb which currently is raising Models wfll be Mrs. B. 0. Carnttera, Mrs. Joseph Edwards, Mrs. John Pitapatrick, Mrs. Bam Day, Mrs. Mildred Otar. Mrs. Leonard Dean, Mrs. Robert Mooney, Mrs. Lewis Sdnvatetert, Mr*. Thomas Paddea, Mrs. Daam Scott. Mrs. Guy Strickland, Mrs. Edward A a [ ■ 7 »<»' , '■ vA . • , i' . ' ’* ' ’ 4 - to * .. f fW fi ctah style la a setting ef spark­ the program. Mrs. Retort fahweletert and Mia* Doro­ ling feeatotna, tropical flaw- Heaney Is chairman ed tto thy Twin. era aad dreamy music. urcN . Those wishing to nuke re­ A comedy fashion tta featuring aQ members ef tto circle will feflew aad Is guaranteed to mate Ms viewera morn style conictoi •lace tto "creations” win range from tto very carnal in tto new church. to tto moat formal atUro. Tto loan will Include din­ Mrs. Leonard Dona la earsner served In true Hawaiian lap as everill chairman af k Cehrte of Fashion Show To Highlight The Chamber ef «f M for*!, data aad aa ed kta rWrttaa to tto atatach Um Republican* «bo m anwUHog to eoaesto defeat be­ fore appom tly aaaasiaat am aa tauter able odd*, aa well ao “reM a Ttower ef Taaaa, Sen­ fcraeT Democrats wtotora ator Ttoaatoa B. Morton of •tow* that they win hark a Ecntadty t o Hepresewtatlv# food GOP candidate who VUUaa eraser, tto flrat •toads far aouad. fiwal poli­ Republican elected to tto cies aad a straag aatKesI n n at RepreaentatJves saaiat program. R ea Florida atoea toetaKick OoratB ef Ortaads. Central Florida caspolga atnrttoa Day*, la tto fils, eraser credit­ servations or advance pur­ chases ef tickets may call Mrs. Ralph fahweletert, tic­ ket chairman, or contact any ef tto circle. Lyman Athletic Boosters Plan Pancake Supper LONGWOOD VOLUNTEER FIREMEN had a b a m l of fun at Uat week’i m eeting making cotton candy on their new eandy-makinf machine. Watch, wrap a cone o f the aptHMUtar delicacy are, from left, Harold W illi*, John Farina and Mayor A! Lormann. Pnrchaaed from proceeda o f the July 4 Fleet*, the machine w u introduced to the general public at Friday night’a Lyman-TituivIUe football gamo. (Herald Photo) ED ITO RIA L COMMENT Register Now The fact that Caaaclbtrry voters will have to re-register in order to vote in the December Municipal elections has been publicized by local authorities and through the area newspapers for at least two months. At the beginning of this week only 874 per­ sons had taken the few minutes to atop by the Town Hall to make the new registration. Casselberry people are interested in their town . . . their attendance at meetings of the Board of Aldermen clearly indicate this fact Why, then, are so many willing to let the oppor­ tunity of having a voice in electing these offi­ cials slip by? True, books will be open until 10 days be­ fore the elections but time has a way of passing unnoticed. Why not register NOW I By Jane The Lyman Athletic Booetera have distributed adver­ tising p e s t e r s announcing th at they will sponsor n Pan­ cake Supper in the school cafeteria preceding the Oct. 24 Lyman-St. Leo Homecom­ ing game. Serving wfll to from S p.m. until game time end dona­ tions have been priced for children between the ages e f six and IS years and for adults. Children under six will get their supper free If they are accompanied by an adult. The menu will Include pan­ cakes, sausage, applesauce By Jaae Casselberry and beverage and the poster* The monthly buslnesi meet­ aay It will be "all you can ing of the South Seminole eat for the pries of ona do­ County Young Republican nation." Club wai told Tueaday night following a program featuring the documentary sound film, "New Breed of the South." President Chuck Gehrke ot Attamoete Spring* presided aad H. If. Hayna of Long­ wood, first vice president, By Shirley Wentworth urged all members to active­ Nancy Brockenbrough wai ly support Emerson Rupert elected president of the Aster for the U. S. Senate and Hu­ 4-H Girls Club of Weatbers- bert Hevey for the Congresi. field at the first meeting of He alio asked for volun­ the group. teers to distribute campaign Other offlccra for the year literature and act aa pre­ are Cheryl Clark, vice pros!cinct workers. dent; Patsy Grove*, secrc Mrs. Marilyn Woodhamo of tary-treasurcr; Susan F*ulCasaelberry, treasurer, refang, reporter and Suietta Berg, chaplain. The girls, In their first year sewing project, went on a field trip last week to select aewlag equipment and material for making aprons. Their sewing Instructor Is Mr*. By Leeiae Slmuaek Thomas Brockenbrough, an A new Boy Scout Explorer adult co-leader of the club Post baa been developed In with Mrs. John Groves. The next club meeting will Altamonte Springs under the be held on Saturday of this capable direction of Donald MacLeod who Is serving as week. leader. The post b open to all boys Bake Sale who are more than 14 yean of age and many actlvltlao are Set In DeBary being planned for the group. By Mrs. Adam Mailer Meetings are held at T:M The Auxiliary of the De­ p.m. on Wednetoay of each Bary Volunteer Fir* Dept, week at the Altamonte Com­ will sponsor a Bake Sal* be­ munity Chapel. ginning a t 9 a-m. Saturday. Officers elected laat week The eat* will take place in are Mike Sewell, president; front cf Stripps Card 8tore a t John Stuart, vice president; the DeBary Plata. Cory McBride, secretary; Pat­ Members of the group, meet­ rick Shea, tre itu rtr; Roger ing at 2 pan. today in the Landervllle, quartern! a iter, Fir* Hall, dedicated the new and Barry Poll and Kent Ful­ rostrum. ler, committeemen. Young Republicans Have Business Meet Aster 4-H Girls Hold Elections STRAIGHT FROM THE DRAWING BOARDS of faahfon'i top de­ signers come the "creations" to bo shown by St. Theresa Circle member* during Saturday night’s Luau to be held in the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Building beginning at 6 p.ni. Models in thin group gathered around Mrs. Joseph Edwards are, from left, Mrs. Mildred Gier, Mrs. Damon Scott, Mias Dorothy Tealo and Mrs. Guy Strickland. (Herald Photo) Sewing Equipment Selection Lake Mary Club Topic Of HD Club Meeting To Sponsor A demooitratlon on the "Selection of Sewing Equip­ ment" by Mlsi Myrtle Wilson highlighted last Thursday evening’s meeting of the Lake Monroe Home Demon­ stration Club in White Hall of the Upssla Community Preabyterian Church. Mias Wilton, county HD ■gent, pointed out that be­ fore a aewlng project la started one should check to see If needed equipment such as scissors, non-rust pins or •Uk pins, hem ruler, thread, yard stick sod other notions ire at hand. A fiat surface should be used for cuUing and the Irontag board and sleeve and collar board should be kept near the machine. She itreated that ilnce the sewing machine la the most expensive piece of equipment It should be treated with ut­ most c art aod should be kept oiled according to manufac­ turer’s directions. Before a machine is pur­ chased a check should be made of different models end makes for such Item* as light, motor, pressure foot, stitch­ ing and other desired fea­ tures. Several announcements of upcoming Interest to the club were made during the bual* neat meeting- The Monroe group wtt] be November ho*. tesies for the USO Birthday Party and a Craft Night wai scheduled for Oet. 14 at the home of Mrs. Olga Hunter. Mrs. Alice Carroll gava a report on health concerning Asiatic fin and Mrs. H. L. Johnson, County Council president, read a letter from Miss Helen Holestetn, district HD agent, complimenting the home demonstration woman for tuccess of the recent county short course. lloateiaea announced for the November meeting were Mrs. Louise Thompson and Mrs. J. E. Andrews. Mrs. J. c. Sapp and Mrs. Haiel Gardner served cook­ ies and punch at last week’s meeting to Mrs. J . H. Tindel, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Jack Standtfer, Mrs. William Carroll Sr.. Mrs. William Carroll J r., Mrs. Louise Rushtow, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Ed Dowell, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. C. O. Nordgrtn, Mrs. Marlon Lee, Mrs. Mary TUlls, a new member, aad Miss Wilson. Makes OJC Council Announcement was mada this week that Miss Unda Harris, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. James Y. Harris of Oviedo, has been elected as freshman student council re­ presentative at Orlando Jun­ ior College. Essay Contest Announcement waa made thla week that tto Lake Mary Women’s Club wUl sponsor an essay contest for slath grade students at tto Lake Mary Elementary School The contest will be con­ ducted early la January on tto subject, "To Strengthen the Arm of Liberty," the theme being used this year by the Federation of Wom­ en’s Club* for the Freedom Award. Prise for tto best essay will be a $33 Savings Bond. Lormann To Be Guest For C O f C Meeting Longwood Mayor A. R. Lor­ mann, program speaker for tto October meeting of the Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce, said thla morning that he will conduct an old fashioned "town meeting" type of question and answer forum. The meeting will be held la the Longwood Civic League Building oo Church St. a t I p.m. today. All interested resi­ dents aro invited to come and "bring yarn Altamonte Gets Explorer Post ported that >4 new members bad joined the Young Repub­ licans since June and Mlsi Audrey Flynn of Oakland Hills, membership chairman, thanked tboae who su iited in mailing out meeting not­ ice*. She said that four new pre einet lists have been purchas­ ed and that she hopes to obtain tho remaining lists as ooon aa possible in order to contact all 2,000 registered Republicans in the county. Mias Flynn also announced that Senator John Tower of Texas will be the featured speaker a t a $10-a plate din­ ner to be held on Oct. a at T:30 p. m. at the Cherry P in a in Oriado. Preceedlng the dinner will be a recep­ tion at 6:30 p. m. It also was announced that the State Federation will hold Its quarterly meeting, Nov. 17-11, at the Jamaica Inn Motel In Orlando. The next meeting of the South Seminole Club will be held at the Legion Home on Nov. 13 beginning at a p. m. Longwood Man Spends Leave With Parents By Doans Estes AJ/C Dennis Chambers re­ turned to duty Sunday nlgbt after a two week’s leave spent with hia parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ritchlson of Longer**!. Chambers la stationed at Kectler Field in Biloxi. M:ss., where be la taking an elec­ tronics course in the field of radio repair. # • Turkey Supper Proceeds To Go To Lyman Band * By Jaae Caasefeerrr The Lyman High School Band Assn, will sponsor • turkey dinner with all the trimmings tills Saturday from 3 p. m. until 7 p. m. at too school cafeteria. Proceeda will go to purehase uniforms and instr* 9 menu for tto hand which will provide continuous en­ tertainment during the din­ ner. Majorettes will be oa hand to wait on tables. Burbon Ferrell, chef ex­ traordinaire, will be presid­ ing in the kitchen and promlsci to icrve "all you cal eat.” He will prepare boUa "yank**" aad "southern ^ style" dressing to «uit the in­ dividual preference. Charges for the dinner win be $1.34 for adults, $1 for studsnU and pre-school chil­ dren will bo served free of charge. An auction of donated food­ stuffs and white elephant items will bo held following n ihe dinner. ' Mrs. Pat House, Band Assn, president, urges that tho best available support be given the event in order that the icbool band may continue 1U growth both ia number and in progress. DeBary Library > Reports New Additions By Mrs. Adam Mailer The new room at the De­ Bary Library h a t been stock­ ed and ia open for use byfl the public. The new encyclopedia, ‘‘Our Wonderful World,’’ a recent gift from the Volusia Coun ty libraries, has proven a popular reference source. A loan of too fiction, pop­ ular non-fiction and mystery stories from Mc.Naughton Libraries of Philadelphia also has been made by tbcl) county system. Each month 10 volumes will be returned to be re­ placed by an equal number of new titles In order to keep the collection In current date. At the end of six months those volumes proving to be most popular will be avail­ able for purchase at a dis­ count of 73 per cent. ^ Altamonte Scouts Make Camp At La-No-Che By Leake Slmaaek Assistant Scoutmasters Gary Gareshe and Joseph Simunek aad Explorer Leader Donald MacLeod accompanied Boy Scouts of Troop a and of Ex­ plorer Post 3S, both of Alta­ monte Springs, oo a cam pout at Camp La-No-Ch* last week­ end. Registration was held Sat­ urday morning on tto grounds of the Altamonte Community Chapel to open the weekend which concluded Sunday aftsr- Boys oa tho camp spent tbolr time doing various ex­ ercises aad distant runs and also experienced the pleasure of cooking their own meala over charcoal fires. Other ac­ tivities included swimming, garnet and tto tradition*.’ Saturday night campfire. An exciting part of the evening w ai provided when one boy (Tom another camp­ site had. In his estimation, the lucky find of a six ai*d one half loot indigo tasks which bad ■ circumference ot dgh$ Inches. Exercises told at the camp were la preparation for the "Strengthen America Camporee" to be held by tha Wtkiva District of the Central Florida Council oo O ct 19, 20 and U at the Show alter rield hi Win­ ter Park. Physical fitness merit badg­ es will be awarded all boys meeting requirements at the camporee. Scoutmaster Jack Stuart, who Is convalescing at his home from recent surgery. was milled by the boys laat weekend's adventure. Those making the trip •< Tim Cordell, Gerald Crock Raymond Gaines, Gary ( rtshe, Mickey Hawks, Gi Herndon, Michael tiedri Scott Johnson, Jeff MacLe Cory McBride, Kenny McC Tim Murray, Barry. Poit, D aid P o tt Donald Pauls Mika Rickett, Mike Sew Patrick Shea. George Sir kins. Jack Simunek, Bn Stuart, Larry Thompson, Ki Trawtck aad Butch Womac �'■M3 •T >■ . • i' 1/-S .c " s sp iw .* - ‘V‘ n Couaty Commission Chair­ man J. C. Hutchison refused today to bargain with three representatives of tha Florida Gama and Fresh Water Fish Commission in a session at tha general’s office to discuss the fate of the erstwhile bird sanctuary east of the city. The mea from the Commis­ sion, J. W. Bickrrstaff, Don Southwell and Jim Jtod, mat in the office of the board chairman and presented their pleas to behalf of the hunters of Central Florida and point­ ed out that the safety and well being of the residents of the area waa not their primary concern, but the conaervatloa of the wild life was, and they could net sse^their wey clear to closing this disputed area unless there was a question of conservation of wildlife. The only concession Hutchi­ son would make was the elim­ ination of the Naval Air Sta­ tion from the area, and the wildlife mea agreed to that because of the lack of Juris­ diction over the station by the since the commfesien made Its surrey to May, and they eiooed the area to September when H waa arldent that tha people to the area wanted It closed. However, tha sports­ men pointed out the lack of a matter ef conservation, and the area waa reopened. Now the question is: Tha discussion became hung up on the matter of whether or not a property owner could bunt oo his own land. And tha suggestion waa made, as a bargaining feeler, that the game commission close tha area to all racept those pro- petty owners that wanted to hunt oa their own laad. The general mid that aa tha ipokcamaa lor tha County Commluioa ha coaid B ite aa inch coactntoaa, and that tha commlssioaers wanted tha area closed to all hasttog. Read, of tha lama commlsstoa, said there waa now a case la tha courts to decide whether or not a landowner could hunt oa his own laad, and ha doubted If the com­ mission could prevent U. It was suggested, as an­ other bargaining point, that perhaps the Couaty Commis­ sion could rule that than ha ne shooting of firearms to tha area. This could be dona, said Southwell, but the county would have to be responsible for the enforcement of the By Larry Vershel NO NAMES PLEASE DE­ PARTMENT: A Sanford resi­ Hutchison indicated he would dent was given several doves bring that up before the com­ by a friend. Not wanting to mission. f clean them at the time, he The final word oa the u t ­ shoved them, feathers and ter came from the commis­ all. into the refrigerator. sioners when the statement Next day, be took them out was made that the final de­ for cleaning—and one of cision couldn’t be made by the Game Commission until their them flew awayl • • • meeting Nov. g, but they No sooner had Third SL would reach a decision at that meeting. been made a thru street went it looked like a drag atrip . . ^ Watch Out, pollen alerted for w speedsrs now! • e o School principals unhappy over that proposed lease AT A MEETING OF REPRESENTATIVES of the Game «nd Fresh agreement with the city on Water Fish Commission today, a map of tha area ia studied by, left to Municipal Stadium. It’s even right, J. W. Bickerstaff, Don Southwell, Jim Reed, all of the Game Com­ money bet the city will com­ mission and County Commission Chairman J. C. Hutchison. promise end let the schools WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 70-75. (Herald Photo) have the facility for say, H r 300 per year instead of 13.' VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1108 FRI., OCTOBER 12, 1902 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 660 . 100 . . . The big queatloo is ' when will the city atop play tog Sente Claua with tax­ payers money. • * • The old police Jail has been BAH FRANCISCO (UPI) vacant since June . . Just — Baseball CMamlstleaer a a old storeroom now Fart Frick peetpeart to­ One Idea Is to make K Into day's scheduled World Ser­ a courtroom for the Municipal ies game hecaase ef stormy Judge. weather. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) the booster for the agency’* rockets. It poured out an eerto * * * —Tha U. 8. Air Force today two-man Gemini apace cap* stream of almost invisible County road crews will might rale* falsa hopes,' he MIAMI (UP1) — New York mier, (aid ha wss hopeful finlshtd. launched It* mightiest war aulea, scheduled to bo launch­ heat start laying pipe on the 33th attorney James B. Donovan Castro would accept the of­ "Tho prisoner negotiations said. The rocket climbed steeply rocket, the Titan 11, on a plan­ ed into orbit around earth St. project next week . . says But he added: "1 am al­ waited today for word from fer of the Cuban Families have not broken down. There Into s clear blua sky. Ita sec­ ned 3,000-mll* teat flight starting late next year. Supt of Roads J . C. Lavcn Fidel Castro on the neat step Committee of medicine, drugs, are simply some points that ways optimistic about avery' Tha giant rocket, shaped ond stage Ignited on tchtdul* acrosa the Atlantic Ocean. dcr. in negotiations for release of medleal supplies and baby have not been resolved," Don­ thing I engage in until I aban­ The 103-foot rocket blasted somewhat like a sausage with and sent a nose con* full of • s e don it, and I am not ready to 1,113 Cuban Invasion prison­ food as ransom for tha cap­ ovan said. from Ita launching pad a t fir* a t one end, thundered teat Instrument* soaring on a Bids on doubling the space lie said the families com­ abandon thU." tives of the abortive April JT, ers. smoothly Into the sky as Ita hug* are Into apse*. I t -.25 a. m. of the tax Assessor’s office mittee, which be represents, Donovan would not go into Biff Decision Donovan said when ha ar­ 1961, Bay of Pigs Invasion. The Titan 11, which will be 430,000 -. pound-thrust firstwill bo let Oct. 33. Tha stocky Naw Yorker, bad mad* “a. definite concrete what he termed "new ques rived hero on s commercial NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — able to burl a giant nuclear stage engloe-ihe most pow­ • • • flight from Havana Thursday who negotiated tho trade last proposal to Dr, Castro. HU lions on specifics" bolding up Eight federal Judges will de­ warhead up te halfway around erful ever built into a U.S. MYSTERY DEPART that ha hoped the Cuban re­ February of Russian spy Ru­ government is considering U. a final agreement. But he said cide today whether to Im­ the world when It becomes op­ war rocket — roared Into ac­ MENT: Who’* clearing pro­ gime would contact him with­ dolf Abel for American U2 It represents what wo believe the offer does not involve pose massive finea and im erational, waa seeking Ita tion. perty out by Persimmon in 48 hours. He said the next pilot Francis Gary Powers is the maximum we can of­ money, and that the U.. S prisonment on Mississippi fourth aurceaa In ala tries. Because of the ehemirn! pro­ Ave.T Both county and eity government baa no part hr the Gov. R ost Barnett, continue and la tha Democratic nom­ fer." move la up to Castro. pellants It uses, the Titan II The Federal Space Agency building official* shako their Donovan declined to aay negotiations. The ruddy-faced Donovan, inee opposing Sen. Jacob X. the threat of such punish­ also was keenly interested in waa difficult te see from a dis­ heads. Longwood P o l l c s Chief “My work does not Involve ment or remove U. looking weary from tight days Javits, R-N. Y.. made it clear flatly the priaoaeri would be • • • the results of the te st The tance. In place of the characClaude Layo warned Thurs­ in Havana and two hours-long to newsmen hero that bo did released. "ThU would bo very one dollar in cash," said Titan II has been tabbed aa terlatle fiery exhaust of moat day that all unlicensed dogs A PEW POST OFFICE sessions with tha Cuban pre­ not consider the prisoner talks foolish on my part . . . it Donovan. Meet Set ' JOTTINGS . . . New post of­ found running loos* la ti\* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — fice will be ready by next The Dairy Industrial Techr month . : . auy Alton reports 'fclcJl Committee of the 'State the first Utter to Santa Claus ginning to stiffen finea tovitd Milk ' Comm baton will meet arrived . . . speaking to Guy on the owners. here Dee. 1$ to, disease a bin he sure is optimistic bo Four cases Involving un­ to protect^ consumers and will bo around In time for licensed dogs were heard Wed­ Florida producers of fresh the opening of the new fa d nesday night and of the two milk. lity. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Committee hai remained firm dogfights occurring last week­ • • • Funds for tha much bounced- In Its stand to refuse appro­ end one Involved dogs with no Another F irst Commimloner John Fitz­ NEWTON, Mass. (UPI) — around cross-Florida barge priating the money for the licensee. A new move U underway by son, it was reliably reported. It was reported a t the last patrick tells os that the coun Other cases te come before Telstar added another first canal, pushed hard by Sen. canal. ty will get IU long awaited a group of North OrUndo cit- According to Mayor Frank council meeting a balance of the courts since the ordinance to its achievements Thursday Spessard Holland, (D-Kla.) administrative aide despite (tens to effect the outter of Faaula tha poealbla reason for $19 In the town treasury and became effective In July have when it demonstrated that ★ ★ ★ efforts by Vernon Dunn to City Treasurer and Council­ the new try ousting the coun­ Involved various complaints communications satellites can cleared the Senate Thursday debta amounting to kill tho proposal . . .“it Just man Woodrow Andarson and cilman U the financial crisis against unlicensed dogs de­ relay Information around the and were sent back to the thousand dollar* may have to wait until next Councilman Robert Stephen­ facing the city. stroying property. world from one earth-bound House. town. year," John added. Layo said that since July l computer to another. Holland was scheduled to • • • The mayor said he has been several unclaimed dogs have take the $203,000 recommenda­ Sales personnel, e 1e r k s been humanely destroyed and expecting Anderson, who la Drive Reds Out tion In the Senate catch-all merchants and all other la that at the present time tito NEW DELHI, India (UPI) money bill before a Senatealao town treasurer, to call a terested persons should mark city Is holding several others —Indian Prtma Minister JawHouse conference today. meeting of the finance com­ their caleudsra for Oct. 23 which have gone unclaimed. aharial Nehru ordered his U the conference report mittee to discuss ways and HEAVY Attack Squad21 and 23 and plan to attend He asks that residents who means that could be used by ron Five will get a armed forces today to drive gives the go-ahead on the the three daya salesmanship miss their animats for any Chinese Communist troops money, chance* are good that the town to raise funda to new skipper soon. Cdr. seminar, being conducted length of time contact the po­ from the Northeast frontier the House would vote yes since L. H. Settc will relieve Pennington said today that meet the criala. Plans call for the huge new here under the University of lice department alnee the or­ Anderson had failed to call Cdr. Roy E. Farmer area where Indian and Chi­ conferees sr* rarely over­ Florida Marketing Research shopping center being devel­ the delay has been because of dinance specifies alt unclaimnese forces have clashed In turned. Division, and the Downtown oped at SR 436 and iiwy. 17- t h e merger of SlcCrory's the meeting for an undlaclused aboard the USS For- heavy fighting. shall be destroyed Rep. Robert Sikee, (D-Fla.) stores with several other out­ reason. The Mayor aaye, "1 re.itnl in the Mediter­ Merchants Association. ■ period of 72 hours. who worked with Holland on 92 to get underway with more fits and the combined build­ know that if we got our heada ranean. • • • SEN. Steps Near the plan, says he Is confident The School Board yesterday major construction about the ing and plans section of the together and talked about the UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. tho measure will pass the approved a resolution ptedg. first of the year, according new chain I* still in a state problem in a culm manner a Reds Expel (UPI) — Acting Secretary House. of confusion. eolution could be reached. I ing their support and welcom to George Pennington, in General Thant called in his If the measure Is approved However, Pennington said, have no doubt about It at all. log the new Seminole Col charge of the project for U. S. Official tS-nstion Congo Advisory by the conference and the 3 Picked Up lege to the county. The sup­ Eastern Shopping Centers, "We confidently expect the But It ia the responaibllity, MOSCOW (UPI) - The SoMIAMI (UPI)—Tho Coast Committee today to discuss House, the Atlantic te Gulf company to come through delegated at the laet meeting, port Is strictly moral, they Inc. Guard reported It picked up vict Union today ordered tha steps to end Katanga* se­ trench, which Florida officials with their finalised plans with of Anderson to call the get-to­ can't give any other kind, cession and speed reunifica­ say will bring millions of dol­ three Cuban refugees from a epulsion of U. S. embassy in a few weeks." The major gether and he hasn't done so.“ guess. tion of the African trouble lars to the stale and save mil­ small boat in the ocean to­ political officer Kermlt MidMayor J. II. Crapps today companies having leases are • • • The 3layor refused to spec­ lions for the nation, would al­ day after receiving a radio thun, 41. He was the second ready to go, but the Eastern ulate on the possible success said ha favored putting the spot. Altamonte Springs declined message from a Russian tank­ American diplomat ordered most be a reality. present pest office building people want to build a 77,000 of the petition now being cir­ to go along with the request er about the Cubans' plight. out within a week. New Commander U tho conference report is up for public bid and not square foot structure to bouse culated. o( the South Seminole Gas U S VEGAS, Ncv. (UPI) bad, a House (lour fight would the McCrory store, a Liggett’* making a library out of the Authority for $100, to continue —The American Legion nam­ then follow with Rep. Clar­ drug outlet and a Trade Winde facility. planning for the coining o( SEVILLE, Spain (U PI)-A n Crapps said he felt the pre ed a Georgian sa It* nation­ ence Cannon, (D-Mo.) chair­ natural gas to the area. Said Iberia Airlines plane crashed cafeteria all at one time, and Rebels Facing al commander Thursday and man of the House Appropria­ not piece meal. sent library waa nituated in a survey several years ago near her* today with 28 per­ passed resolution* demanding tions Committee, leading the Eventually the center will the proper place "in a nice revealed gas wss "unfeas sona aboard, an a i r l i n e Women Now action against Communist opposition. total 300,000 square feet, and residential area." ible" for the town, and could spokesman said. Cuba, using force If neces­ CAIRO (UPI) The semiThe House Public Works Until You Compare will be built on the “mall “I'd Just like to put the sary, and praising the Ken­ n't get any money from the The Spanish news agency plan" similar to the Eastern official Middle East News QUALITY Federal Government for Agency of the U.A.R. today post office on the tax roll if nedy administration's policy Mcncheta sakl the plane ap­ PRICE feasibility report. Mayor peared to catch fire In the air Shopping Center installation said Yemeni women have the General Service Adminis­ on Berlin. Jan es E. Powers, tration will go along with it," 32, of Macon, Ga„ was named Swofford led the attack and near Carmona In the province at Parkwood Plasa. LOCATION of: Joined "republican" forces in The ultimate coat of the de­ Classified Page 8 A V the commissioners obedient of Seville, then plunged into Crapps added. national commander after battling royalist troops ad­ velopment will be $300,000, Page 7 However, the GSA had one of llte rno-t spirited cam­ Bridge . __... ly followed. the ground. The site of the and will provide a facility to vancing from Saudi Arabia. • • • Comics ....... Page earlier reported that unless paigns in the veteran organ­ MENA said the rebels met crash was estimated to be serve the whole southern end Edit.'rial „ ........ Pag* The School Board officially about 20 miles from Seville. the attack by the forces loyal the facility ta made into a isation'* history. of Seminole County, as well Dear Abby .... Pago named the new school to be library it wuuld be turned to the self-proclaimed Imam aa the northern section of Pago Entertainment 1 built at English Estates. Yep over to the school board. (king) of Yemen with artil­ ISuilt By — Orange County. Puxile .... Page you guessed "sit, it* to be The new post offke is ex­ Mixed Course lery and air bombardments. The present PubUx, the only called the English Estates Pago Society ......... . NEW YORK (UPI)—Slocks store now constructed, was It predicted that the royal­ pected to he ready for oc­ Park Royal Homes, Inc. Elementary School. Page Sports .. ists would be "liquidated In cupancy by tha first of next held to a narrow and mixed done early at the insistence of • • * Page Churches month. course in quiet trading today. 2 to 3 days." George Jenkins, owner of the Kids, don’t forget to get chain, who believed Uw area OFFERED BY — your entries in to the Jaycees needed a supermarket and re­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) for the Christmas parade fused to wait for the rest of theme for this year. Deadline The Florida Supreme Court STEMPER AGENCY the leases to be arranged. suspended former Legislator la O ct 19th and the winner gets a $23 savings bond. On- John 31. Hathaway of Punt* REALTOR - INSUROR 1 ly children in the first Cord a from the practice of WASHINGTON (UPI) — the way of adjournment of and harbors bill. Smith wants ly that “I wouldn't bet on Pope Urges through the sixth grades are law for two years today. FA 2-4991 The Florida Bar. which re­ Weary lawmakers hoped that the longest session in 11 them out, Kerr wants them It." eligible. As time passed, eacb de­ commended Hathaway be dis­ ‘Sacrifice* • e e two "stubborn old men" years were Sen. Robert S. In. parting airliner increased the VATICAN CITY (UPI) — 8EE Over 200 reservations are barred. said the attorney re­ would solve their squabble Kerr, (D-Okla.), and Rep. Senate Democratic Laader chance that either the Sen­ In for Doyle Conner’s appear­ ceived funds belonging to lb* Pope John XXIII urged states­ over rivere and harbors to­ Howard W. Smith (D-Va.). AD uml STORY Mike Mansfield, Mont., said ile or lb* House—or both— ance before Use Farm Bureau Charlotte Shell Corporation men of every nation today to INSIDE TODAY! They are arguing over prospects were "reasonably might be left without a quor­ Tuesday nigbt at the Civic and failed to promptly ac­ prepare for "tha necessary day and wind np the 17th about six projects in the $2.3 Congress. good" for coding the Mission um If a disgruntled member Center . . . Dinner set for count for the monies and con- sacrifices to save the peace The two men standing in billion "pork barrel" rivers late today. But he added dry­ forc(d the point. verted them te bis own use. \ of the world." »( v 3:30 n. m. ISmtlb It s Castro M ove Now On Release O f 1,113 Bulletin 'Mightiest' W ar Rocket Launched mwA... Dog Crackdown On In Longwood Canal Funds Back To House For OK New Oust’ Move In North Orlando $3 Million Shop Plaza Construction Due Soon Put Post Office On Bid—Crapps Plane Crashes; 28 Aboard DON’T BUY Herald Index PA RK R O Y A L HOM ES Court Suspends Fla. Lawmaker Awaiting The Stubborn' -T' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1962 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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CUSTOM-HTTID ar peatauiked ao later thaa lilt French Ave. A Geneva Av*. it BenrdsO 2139 8. FRENCH AYE. SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-7480 UataaL lalrira mast be broaght ta tke effke ef lb la George's Taverns WASH THAT’S CLEANER? 2411 S. French Are. VFW Auxiliary Installs New Officers By Mrs. Adam Mailer New officers of the Lad­ les Auxiliary of DcBsry's VFW Port M03 wars Install­ ed at the group’s regular monthly meeting held last week In the DeBary Fir* Hall. Installed by Myrtle Hill were Sally Peralto, president; Mrs. John Strang, senior vice president; BI a n e h e Frye, Junior vice presklent; Ruth La Chat, secretary; DiaIthla Vow, historian and pub­ licity and LUlla Ester lump, patriotic Instructor. New members Initiated by Elsie Illmmelberger were Muriel Clock and Mrs. Yow. On* entry only ta rack Friday Noon, Oct. 12. will bo tho moot potato acorad by aay oaa (ran. 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COLORADO STATE • Ultraaonically Cleaned * Electronically Timed Jew elry Store I K. lat f x 1-01 TULANE VS. ] S �rag t / T v * ? *t r\r~* • 'f m ; * * • ." * • Tha Oaeaob Airstrip waa tam 'd “doertpit” and “UtUnd “Utter'd with trash, brokan bottle* bottlas and bMr hast cans'* by L t Chirks Allan, a Navy aaroaautteal giaaar, who addraasad tha County Cooaiaakai on tha airstrip situation Tossday afternoon. Tha ratura of tha 1,169 acra Oaeaota Airstrip was discuss'd by Allan, 8NA8, in a statement to tha commission pointing out tha present condition of tha ■ I iT H U t Cloudy with aeattmd ahowera through Thoraday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight. 60-66. Praaa Lsasad Wfara latablishad 19M WED. OCTOBER 10, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 168 /•d U tr- Ha m M tto By LARKY Tto d ty will a m to >p a l th a partial diagonal . Coat upward* af .Tha entire plan P A M .. . . a a« City craws today will re­ move tha traffic light a t Sec­ ond and Park and p o t H an Third and Park for th a t thru ■treat propoooL a aa SchoolBoard m at Monday morning for 10 mlnutaa to ac­ cept preliminary plana fa r tha new KngUsh Catalan Element­ ary School Why wasn’t this in Tueeday’a popart . . . W all tha praaa Just wasn’t Inetted to the meeting and wa didn’t know about it until wo stum hied into W alt Tsagua’s affka this momtnr. e At that lengthy court sonalon involving Shep H would really be interesting to find out ju it about w hat tha taxpayors had to giva u p .. . . On a thing in aura wa would have bed that Bay Ava. ballpark lighted.. . . a If there ware no t r i a l . . . Bill Hutchison could h a re boon drawing up a resolution. . . . Hank Tamm could have boon working on reappraisal four polka offkara could have been watching our k id s .. . . t e a Police Chief Roy Williams auma tha whole mesa op: *Tt’» a disgrace." a a a Nobody works harder than Bob Brown an making -tha courthouse presentable. . . . But Bob ihould check his front door.. . . I t would taka ■ Son­ ny LUton to open It. e e e Ju it for tha record there are 20 teachers in Seminole Coun­ ty echoola that don’t have col­ lege degrees. County School Board meats tomorrow and among tha moat interostlng items will be a dis­ cussion of that bus mishap by Sunland. . . . Wa hear there are two conflicting sto ries.. . . Ona tha state and ona tba bus driver! Concerts Near For Schools In South End Map* are betog taken to a m a g n a eowcert by tha Florida Sympheay Orchestra lor tha children fat grades 4 through 4 la tha elementary schools of tha south end, fol­ lowing a lecture by Henry Maser, director of the group, it waa announced today by 8upL R. T. MUwoa. A meeting waa bald Mon­ day afternoon w i t h S apt Milwaa, la m ia Cowley, music director, and Principals Chris­ tie Harp. Booth Seminole School, Casselberry, Prank Corn, Alta moots S p r i n g a , George Dabbs, Bear Lake and Louie Koaky, Longwood. The schoolmen deckled to m tka the effort with tho goal of a concert to to held ia the early spring- They bops to bo able to bold It at the Jel-alal fronton after the close of the season (bore. Planning for aach school win be undertaken by the principal* sad the executive boards of their respective parent and teacher organiseChristie Harp, of the South Seminole School, wee named chairman of the overall *f> fort and he will coordinate the planning. It was also decided to make the TV show, “Tto Magic of Music" which is presented by Maser, a regular feature of tto school television pro­ gram a. Officials *f tha Florida Symphony Orchestra, a fully professional organisation, ex­ pressed enthusiasm for tto plans of tha principals end pledged their complete co. operation in the project Principal Harp, a trained musician, said Tuesday night he would endeavor to work out n program of Informal Instruction based oa tto num­ ber! to to played by tto or­ chestra to acquaint the children with the music they will hear, and Introduce them to tto lives of tho compos­ ers and their various styles and mstier. After tha County Commis­ Humphrey Tax sion discussion on th a Osceola Airstrip yesterday afternoon, Returns To Be tha member* of tha SemhloU Timing Association th at a t­ M ade Public tended took off for tho atrip WASHINGTON (U PD -Porand procesdad to pick up over mer T r e a s u r y Secretary a truckload of junk th a t litter- George M. Humphrey’s law­ •d tha runways. They also yers have agreed to submit swept down tho runway used certain of hie personal tax re­ by tho association and, tha turns to Senate investigators, Judge says, “did a fine Job of it was learned today, Tto informal agreement, policing the whole area.” This Is a demonstration of good which also Involves tax re­ cltisenshlp, that perhaps more turns and cancelled ebecki of Humphrey's son, was expect people should emulate, s e e ed to head off another parti Did you know Uisre are Id, san dispute within Sen. Stuart 000 feet of perfectly good run­ Symington's stockpile Invest! way out thors .and tha total gating subcommittee. Gilbert W. Humphrey, board area of tha airport is 1,119 servo? Lt. Chuck Allan, SNAS, chairman of M. A. Hanna Co., who knows a lot about such a Cleveland company of which thlnge, eaya it would taka over the elder Humphrey is honor­ 92,000,000 to duplicate tho Oa- ary board chairman, was called to testify before the ctola layout subcommittee today. e It would seem appropriate for Merle Warner's C of C Misses Mark WASHINGTON (UPI) — Airport Planning Committee to forgot putting a Seminola Scientists disclosed today that County facility in Volusia tho Mariner II Venus proto County and busy themaeivea will miss the bright planet by working on ways to nee Os­ 30,900 miles Instead of 9,000 ceola. After all, with 92.900,- miles aa previously estimated. 000 worth of runways and land out there, where else should the County Airport be? e e • Steps bare bean taken to correct all discrepancies in A <1,000 grant for tto Al­ county financial divisions, as listed by the state auditors re­ tamonte Springs Publie Li­ ports, County Coramiaaiooers brary was approved Tuesday wars told Tuesday, by tto County Commission, e e after a presentation in the Tha County Commissioners plan to look into tho matter library’s behalf by Mrs. of electric water coolers for Smith H. Cady Jr., pending tho courthouse to replace tho tto presentation ef a receipt big old-fashioned water Jogs stowing that tba city council now used in some places. 'C ity of Altamonte Springs to e do­ water la good enough for os, I nated <300 to the u—e of tto 'think,** said Cmrar. Vernon organisation. | Tto library, s non-profit Dunn. ed poise end a Judges* which constitute a obstacle to the mas *f ■trip by a d m i t . w * to Rockets A t Town Of • a sag* a I t waa p o in ts' oat th a t tto Padera] Aviation Agency has given tto eonaty three alter­ natives far the strip, either to elooe It entirely, keep It partially open c r to restrict Its nase to aircraft as a fall time airport for tho eonaty. Allen suggested tho ap­ pointment of an airport authority to exercise control over tto facility and regulate Its uses to tto to st Interests of tto eoanty. including noo•viatlon activities w h i c h would to suitable. Municipal Jadgo Kenneth McIntosh, acting aa a eitlsea and lay advisor to tto Timing Association, pointed o at that tto association la properly chartered as a non-profit or­ ganisation sad has aa Ita pri­ mary purpos# th at o f curb­ ing automotive delinquency by tto youth of tto county who have previously need tto highways for dreg stripe. Out of tto discussion came tho suggestion th at a com­ mittee he appointed to study tho combined use of the Osce­ ola atrip for both aircraft and tha activities of tho tim ­ ing group and to coordinate tto planning and uaa of tto facility Alloa and McIntosh indicated they would eerva ca the committee. • :r Donovan hoped tto negotia­ ef Castro'* a n ti • tion which have been reported diatribe. approaching n satisfactory Castro apparently waa atang coocfusion, would be renewed by Steronaoa’a reapease to a speech by Dortkee a t tto UN Ambassador Adtai Stev­ United Nations In which tto enson waa a particular target Cuban president plugged tha Caatrolte Una about U. U, 'acta of war" agatnet Cuba. VERNON DUNN Stevenson said tto speech Mova Fizxlaa contained *un paralleled c a l­ umnies, slander* and mlarep* recantations." The p r e m i e r t o i e a e i l I U U V A ... Stevenson waa n "eynlc” and ■aid to wee "highly discredit­ ed a t the United Nation*." Dortlcoe and hi* official Three motions were fil'd by Atty. Mack Cleve­ party returned to •kortaguland Jr. on behalf of the North Orlando Company, In Best Gains plaguod Cuba leaded down NEW YORK (UPI)—Stock* the million dollar suit being pressed by Landmark with bundles from U. B. de­ made Uielr best gains of the Enterprises, Inc. partment stores. The motions are to dismiss the charges against Commissioner Vernon week this morning in stoppedthe defendant companies, The Silver Creek Predator. Dura’s proposal to hire a full up trading. Corporation, The Norib Orlan tlma county attorney m et with do Company and tto North Or­ ■ silent reception from the Serious Trouble lando Utilities Company. other County Commissioners DETROIT (UPI) — Tb* 941 T to suit, brought by the Tueeday and died for lack of billion 41,000-mUa interaUU Landmark Company, whleh g second. highway system la running bai been engaged la building Dunn had proposed that in Into acrioua difficulties, an of­ a group of bomos In North A meeting of the board at place of tto County Attorney, ficial of the American AutoOrlando, allegex a breach «f the Seminole Association of Zoning Attorney and School mobile Association said today. contract by tto North Or­ Communities wiU be told at Board Attoraoy, at separate lando Company In tto sale of the plnecrest Inn, ITtb and salaries, ona full time counse­ Picket City Hall lor to hired to do all the NEW YORK (UPD-PoRce Members of tha Downtown suitable property to the house French Ave., Sanford Thurswork at a salary of 913.000 a and firemen plan to picket Merchants committee, working builders, and tho refusal of day evening a t T p. a . MOSCOW (UPI) — The T to meeting will be • year. Ha expected that the City Hall for the second day on the beautification angla are the utiliUea concern to install school board would continue United States today rejected today In their effort to obtain Charlie Robinson and E. C. contracted-for utility faelUllei. dutch treat dinner, and mem­ Damages totaling 91.330,000 ber* may coma for tto moot­ to Include the 91,300 they have spy allegations against ousted aalary hikes, more holidays Harper Jr. Contacted today, U. S. assistant naval attach# a r t claimed by the plaintiff, ing only at 7:4S p. m. budgeted for an attorney. Robinson said: L t Cmdr. Raymond Smith and and other benefits. end included: la the sum a n Association secretary A1 Tto proposal Included a ode"We’re working, on It—Just protested "manifold V i a l a 973,000 punitive d a m a g a l Cane, Lake M ary,'urges all rotary for tto attorney at a giro no time." tlona" by Soviet authorities New Law •gainst the Silver Creek con­ board members to attand besalary of 93,400 a year. WASHINGTON (UPI) Spokesman Robinson said of his diplomatic Immunity. Commissioner Ted Williams' President Kennedy today plan­ that they plan to gat together cern, whleh la the p e n a l cor­ eiuse Arthur Beckwith Jr., proposal of a second pay raise Tha U. S. note said tha ned to alga into law a bill with members of tha Sanford poration of the two local chairman of the United Fund American embassy here "cate­ giving tto Food and Drug Ad companlee. drive for tto county, will to OXFORD, Miss. (UPI) — for Zoning Director Robert Cardan Club and Architect gorically rejects all atlega prceent to dlacuie tto fund ministration tighter control Jim Chapman to work out ex­ The Army sent home today Brown end one for Mri. Max tlona of Improper behavior on and Mrs. Colloen Pop#, of over drugs. another 4,400 of tho troops Ino Thompson, met with the act plana for beautification, tho part of Commander Smith tto Florida Symphony Or­ that have been guarding the seme alienee end also died "Tentative plana cell for and specifically that ha was Lowers B ars chestra will also attand, to peae# a t tto Unlveriity of for lack of a second. the uia of big concrete tube, talk about tho projected Tto board did approve hir­ engaged In espionage." ATLANTA (U PI)-T he FulMississippi and announc'd Youth Concert to bo told In ing a full time maintenance "The embassy vigorously ton (Atlanta) County Medical approximately 20 lnctoa in a change la commanders. diameter end about two feet Msrch for tho children of tto Tha Army taid today's man at ■ salary of 93,200 a protests tha manifold viola­ Society lowered Its racial high, to hold a tall evergreen TALLAHA88EE (UPI) — troop moves leaves about 3,- year, to maintain all county tions by Soviet authorities of bars Tuesday by granting full tree, and aome low-growing T to Supreme Court suspended south ond elementary schools. 700 regular Army and Nation­ property, under genaral main­ the rights and Immunities ap­ membership to two Negro colorful plants around the Orlando attorney Keith Van al Guard troops in the Ox­ tenance, working under the di­ pertaining to C o m m a n d e r doctors. Deventer from the practice of Itaae," Roblnaon said. ford area. At one time after rection of Zoning Director Smith aa a duly accredited three months today. “ We men don't know too diplomatic officer of the em­ Robert Brown who was alio Bans Cuba Trade much about plants and thlnge, lawThefor action rioting greeted arrival on waa based on ATHENS (U P D -T to Greek campus of Negro Jem** authorised to accept and pass bassy.” and wa want thaaa garden dub chergvs by tha Florida bar upon applications for tho Job. Shipowners Union announced Meredith, about 31,000 troops The present part-time main­ Tuesday Its members would ladles to work with us and that Van Deventer misused were itationed around Ox­ tenance man who drives a M urderess Escapes "abstain totally" from the have tha say on that, so It will 91,130 belonging to e client. ford and a t reserve camps WASHINGTON (UPD—To­ school bus morning* and after­ PHOENIX, Arts. (UPU-Un- Cuban trod* because of "the all look good and make aa The court said the attorney at Mampbls, Tenn., and Col­ did nut seek review of the bar day was pay-otf day for doc­ many people happy as pos­ noons wiU to dropped. confirmed reports circulated problem* arising for tho umbus, Miss. r u l i n g recommending t h e tors, lawyers and other aclftoday that escaped murderess U.S.A. from the situation in sible," Robinson said. Troops leaving today In­ three month suspension. The employed penana who h a v ' Ha said ha had been told Winnie Ruth Judd may Hava Cuba." Tha Greek govern­ clude tto headquarters of attorney will not be reinstat­ clamored for 11 years for the that It would taka about a fled to St. Paul, Minn., after ment. a NATO member, urged tto 14th Airborne Corps, com Biggest 'Fish* ed, the court said, until ho has right to set up tax-deductiblo month to get the plants in disappearing from tha Artsadoption of the ban. The union manded by Lt. Gen. Hamil­ made full restitution to hia private pension funds. good growing condition so they Catch True; ona State Hospital where aha said it would comply despite ton H. Hours*. Unless President Kennedy client. can be aet out on tha street. waa a mental patient expected losses. vetoes e tax relief bill for It Was A Sub them by midnight, it will be­ Rape Evidence PLYMOUTH, E n g l a n d come law. If he vetoes it, (UPM—VATO official* came Congree* le set to override Termed False to the eld of fishing captain him and enact the measure in­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Stanley Drake today and con­ to lew anyway, The state attorney general’s firmed he had made one of Capl Robert SI. Wars and area to the weal Construction j The decision on the pension office will fils evidence In tto the biggest catchei on record Capt. Joseph SI. Tully offici­ was handled by Orange Pav­ bill was a top Issue as Con­ Supreme Court Thursday Indl — a submarine. ated at ribbon rutting cere­ ing and Construction Co. ef gress pushed for adjournment eating that two Lake County Drake had told skeptical monies held aboard NAS San­ Winter Park. by the end of the week. But •UteiuanU Involving s sensa­ friends that be waa reeling ford this week officially open­ deadlocks on an agricultural tional raps case “is not true.' in hie trawler nets off Ply­ ing the newly extended run­ Power Feud appropriations measure and a Assistant Atty. Gan. Jamas mouth Monday when be felt way 27. public works bill still bad to Mahorner said ha will oppose a huge strain on the winch. be resolved. The completion of thie pro­ In UN Seen the petition of Negroes Jerry He pulled harder ami pret­ ject at a coat of nearly 9174,UNITED NATION8, N. Y. Chatman, 23, and Robert ty soon up popped a Danish 000 marks the first Improve­ (UI’IS — The United States Shuler, 22, for review of tto submarine, thoroughly en­ ment aboard the s t a t i o n dug In today to fend off small Concert Ticket caie for which they were meshed. through tho BlillUry Con­ power demands for an uncon­ condemned to die ia the struction Program alnca 1960, trolled moratorium on nuclear Deadline Moved electric chair. and la also ona of the flrat testing. The deadline on tha sals of Council To Open U. S. Ambassador Adlal K. memberships In tha Sanford completed projects of tha long Band P arents VATICAN CITY (UPI) (•O , (JO, (iOt — Cupt. H ubert M. Wure, com­ rang* expansion of NAS San­ Stevenson was listed as the Entertainment A s s Oc I stlon The Seminole High School Roman Catholic prelate* from manding officer of NAS Sunford, given the I first major power speaker In has been extended through Band Parents Association will every corner of the world “go” Hign and launches Capt. Joseph M. Tully, ford. This new runway, which was 1the nuclear test debate of the Monday, Mr*. Ralph Austin hold ita monthly meeting in streamed Into tto Eternal City Corrynandor. HatWlng One, in an A3J "Vigi­ completed Thursday, Oct. 4, j General Assembly’s 109-power Smith, membership chairman the Band hall at 4 p-m. Thurs­ today to register for the open­ lante” for the flrat flight from the newly ex­ affords deporting aircraft 1,- political committee this after- announced today. day, new president Jack Hor­ ing Thursday of the longtended runway 27 at the Naval Air Station. 4H3 feet additional taka off | noun. ner has announced. First presentation will to awaited Ecumenical Council. Three in Concert on Oct. 23th at the Seminole High School auditorium. Persons who have not yet been contacted and woo de­ sire tickets should phone Mrs. organisation, qualifies under corns out of the general fund bur statutory duties to giva opposing. Col. Jesso O. Gregory, resi­ Zeull hotly denied t h e Smith at her home, 2921 Park the Florida statutes for tbs of the commission, and Dunn this money to the library." At the afternoon session of dent of the Country Club Colonel's right to protsst and Ave. grant because ef Its charter felt there was a dangerous Mrs. Cady and Ccmmia- the commission it was decided area, appeared to protest the pointed out Gregory does not live on the lake In question provision to eerva the peo­ precedent being set by the siuner James P. Avery Jr., to accept the bid of the K. C. uncontrolled d r s d g l n g of and respectfully asked tbs ple of Seminole County. action. pointed out that bumpy roads Wilkins Co., for sspbait and county Iskee, and presented Commission's approval to Bridge ....... Tbs action was opposed by The chairman declared that weren't as important a* the patching material for the exhibits to show tha colloidal continue dredging to improve Classified ... Page 11 County Commission Chair­ " s i I ride around the County welfare of the children of tto Road Department. The bid suspension of particles in his land. Comics _ _ Page 10 man J. C. HsUhlson sad and see tto things we have county that use tha library had been submitted at a pre­ lake water from Crystal Lake, Commissioner Avery de­ Dear Abby P ag e Commissioner Varncn Dunn, to do, repairing roads, main­ for research and study. Tbs vious meeting of the commis­ which to alleged resulted clared it was Zeuli's right to Editorial .... Page on the grounds th at there taining bridges and so forth, vote was 3 to 1 In favor of sion but it was fait the com­ from the current dredging Improve his property and he Page Entertainment waa no specific provisions I wonder where the money Is the grant, with Commission­ pany should to investigated operation being dons by could not see how the com­ Pceele Page I t for such funds in the current coming from for the work. I er Fitspatrlck, Williams and before awarding them tha George H. Dangleman Jr., fur mission could deny it. Tha Society Page budget sod It Would have to don’t ice huw we can neglect | Avery consenting and Dunn bid. contr|ctor P. J . Zeull. board voted ita approvsL Sports Page £ ★ ★ ★ Commissioners Tom Down Full Time Attorney MIAMI (UPI) U Havana radio said tad ay an American Jet fighter piano 'Bred nine rockets'* ea tto Cuban village e f Mata Abate ia eastern Ori­ ent* province. Tha radio report said tho plane waa engaged in 'm a ­ neuvers," Just west of the big U. 8. Nava) baas at Guan­ tanamo, 'a n d fired indiscrim­ inately." It ter*ad tha Incident "an net of Imperialist provocation against tto revolution and Cuban government" Meanwhile Premier F i d e l Castro told the Cuban people Tuesday night for tha first time that Russian .military "technicians" are itationed in tha country. In n speech broadcast by Ra­ dio Havana, Castro reiterated the familiar charge that tho US Rejecb Red Spy Accusation United 8tat*« k preparing to Mvads Cuba. He eaid I t Is for defense that we got theoo wea­ pons and thoae technicians." Ha scoffed a t reporta that to la Importing Soviet wea­ pons and thousands of Rus­ sian "technicians’’ to defend hla revolutionary r e g i m e against tto Cuban people. Castro’s appearance a t a nuua meeting welcoming Ident Oevaldo Dortleon bock from New York Interrupted hla negotiations with New York attorney James B. Don­ ovan for tto release of 1411 captured Cuban Invaders. Court Asked To Kill Suit SAC Meeting Slated Thursday Beautification Plans Are 'In The Works' Qrfoiil Troops. Home Bound Orlando Lawyer Is Suspended Pay-Off Day For Docs, Lawyers New N A S Runway Completed Commission O K's Altamonte Library Grant Herald Index �1 .• HI 1 1f A Tomatoes “SUPER-RIGHT” HEAVY WESTERN BEEP CHUCK Ground BEEF 150 BACON lSOExtm PRACTICAL FASHIONS for tht bus/ housewife will bo shown P l r n l d a im * J-1B-1B GOJ)A PCTTINATIa right, heoda on alLflrl o u t of Senior OnasOfflcera at Lyman thin year. With Gilda io Undo Huggins, vlco preaidant Janie* Waatmork, aacretory-traoaurer woa nn* obis to bo proaoat for the photo. (Harold Photo) Coca Cola Sets New Bottle A aawly • developed I t Appeal* from tha City of th a n bad been some m inepresentation. The appeals a n baaed an tha contention that Use board’s action wsa "An Illegal exercise of administra­ Bath companies filed tba tive authority." A group representing tha appeals through their attor­ neys Tuesday, following the property owners of English action of the Zoning Board Estates spoke to tba Commis­ n f Adjustment la nseladlag sioners, stating that they did approval for the building of not want any sewage disposal a sewage treatment plant la plant In tbalr art* n t all, stating, "Wa don’t want to south Seminole County. Tba two group* wars given ba tha ’cesa-pooi’ af Seminole permission April Mid to con­ County." Later the representative* struct tha aaw sews go treat­ of tbo Clayton Realty Com­ m ent plant, but nothing had pany, Charles and Malcolm Board of Adjustment rescind- Clayton, and the Mayor of ed tho former grant, on the tho City of Maitland. Col. grounds that the Board felt Joseph Jackson and his at­ torney appeared at tba Com­ mission meeting and stated Legal Notice they had now come to an agreement, and wished to withdraw tbs appeals and ■ik for ncooildoratlon from the Board of Adjustment. Attorney Harold Johnson ruimirr ruled, however, that tba ap­ •v»IR E N E IIOIITON W EIRtCK. peals had been filed, that n .f.a d a s t other persons wished to have xoT tcn o r s l it T O l IR E N E HORTON W EIR- their say, and that a public ICK bearing must be bald, so It Maitland and fram the Clsyton Realty Company will ba h eard at ■ public bearing art by the county com ml*nioaen hr next Tueaday nt •:BB a. a . Plae’e « f r e s i d u e s a s h ao w a A Sw orn C om plaint having A rea Iliad a g a in st you la lha c i r c u it C o u rt la and lor la m la n la C ounts, Florida. In C tianeary, fo r Divorce, tho • S o r t title of oald action ba­ in * E D W A R D WK1IUCK. P la in tif f vs. inE N K HORTON W E IR IC K , D ofoadaat, th o u p r o u n t a a re to cauoo and reO ulro you In file jrour w rit­ t e n d e te n u s . If any, to the C o m p lain t filed heroin, and to s e rv o a aopy th ere o f upon P l a i n t i f f s a tto rn e y on or be­ fo re tho l | t h day of Novem­ b er, A. D, I H :, otherw ise a P a r r a . t*ro Confeeeo will be e n te re d a o eln o t you and the t a m e proceed a s parte. W ITN E S* my hand and affle ls l seal a t Sanford. Semi­ n o le C ounty, Florida, th is lib d a r nf OotobOr. A. D. ltU . <**A L A rth u r II. Iloi-kwltb. Jr., C le rk o f the C ircuit Court, N inth Ju d ic ia l c irc u it af F lo rid a By b l a t g a r .t E. T yre, D.C. G ordon V. F rederick A tto rn e y fo r P la in tiff was act accordingly. Handicapped Children To Be Discussed A representative from the Little Red School Uouse will be guest ipeaker for mambers of the Ebeneier Meth­ odist Church today following tho T:M p. m. study of Chap­ ter Three of “The Arm of Companion." Under discusilon will be education problsmi and needs of handicapped child­ ren. ounce bottle for Coaa-Cola will ba Introduced la the Sanford area wash af October Bib, It w u announced today by J . P. Hokselaw. The now, baH-quart bottle will MUM tba famous Coca-Cola battle abapc. Tba bottle 1tacit is a trademark of The Coca-Cola Company. J. P. HoUclaw stated that tho now tire la being Intro­ duced to serve a growing segment af the toft drink consumer m arket whlck pre­ fers the half-quart alec. "la Introducing tbo new bottle,’• Mr. HolUdaw said, "wo hope to n a k o H more convenient for people to buy and terra Coca-Cola. For a number of years wa have been doing extensive re­ search on buying habits and trend* relating to toft drink*. Our surveys bow that while the majority of people still prefer the small bottle altee, a growing aegmont of the market tikes tho lfouaco package which wlU give •bout three or four regular aervlngs of Cok«.H The new site bottle has the same distinctive shape aa present bottles for Cocs-Cola. They will be companion package*, both In appearance and uniform quality. Rise is limply n matter of prefer­ ence and now the public can have a choice among several bottle slsea. The Coca-Cola bottle, pro­ bably the world’s best-known package, is a registered trade-mark of The Coca-Cola Company. It ban received many honors In the packag­ ing industry, one of which was being named one of the ten best packages In the Amtrlcan market In n con­ sumer contest conducted by the Better Packaging Advis­ ory Council. Lak* N in r'l BL Thar*an Coamorco Building baginning Circle of the f i tM h Worn- a t • y. bl Tba yublio la lavitad Club of Um Churah of Um to attend. tereyakl, awaat and tour pork Nativity ha* boon btujr thin Tba loan will inahtda dinner, and luscious fruit aalada. woufc making final plana for Tba faahioa thaw and enter­ Ho Hawaiian Loan to bo bald Saturday a t Um Chant bar of tainment following tbo dianar will highlight tbo evening's fun. Foaturad will bo all typoa of now fall atyloa dotlga ad for tbo avorago bouaawifa aa aba goaa through a typical, bury day. Chairman af tbo avant la Mrs. Loonard Dunn who la aaBy Jana OasaaMan y 1 Park, vie* president; Mrs. i latad by Mrs. Hobart Moonay. Tba executive committee L. E. Swope cf Csaeelberry, Mr*. 8km Day and Mrs. a f the South Seminole Garden recording secretary; Misa El­ Uimon Scott ark In ckavgo af Club met Monday afternoon la Cummings of Longwood, dacoratlona and Mra. Ralph at the home of Mrs. E . P. corresponding secretary; Schwaickert la la chargo of Richards, president, on Ox­ Mra. H. A. Steasel of Long- tickata which may ba obtained ford Rd. in Longwood. wood, treasurer; Mrs. Georg* from any of tho a bora men­ Other officer! are Mrs. Otto of Longwood , parlia­ tioned Circle members o r from Ralph Newcomer of Fern mentarian and Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Thelma Danko in Bun* Putman of Longwood, his­ land Estates, Mra. F ra near Smter In Longwood and Mra. torian. Chairman of the standing Edmund Jones In North Orcommittees this year a r t Mra. Garland Shaw of Long­ All proceeds from the luau wood, davotlooal; Mra. Ann will be turned over to the Kerce of Casselberry, pro- Womens’ Club of the church. gram; Mrs. C. L. Leggett and Mrs. Newcomer, both of Fern Park, eo*halrmcn of Church Sets Mrs. J. L. MeWhortar, 41, tba y s tr book; Mrs. W. J . of Bpokaae, Wash., died last Hartley of Longwood, Mrs. Special Prayer By D enu Estes Tuesday after ■ short illness. Mabel Crittenden of Cassel­ berry and M n. Leggett are Fr. Michael Madden of St. She wai born In Mlnml, co-chairmen of projects; June g, 1*11, and her husband Mrs. W. J. Krohna of Long­ Margaret-Mary’* Church in Winter Park win give a wsa a native of Sanford. wood, horticulture; M n. F. •ha la survived by her hus­ M. Haines of Longwood, Triduum (three-day) Devo­ tional at the Church of the band, James L., and four birds; M n. Otis Lee of Nativity, Friday and Satur­ daughters, Sharyl, D i a n a , Longwood, flowen for alck; Lynda and Mary Margaret, Sirs. Myron Jacobs and M n. day from • until S p. m. The Dedication and Holy all of Spokane; her mother, Clarence Doebeoer, both of Masa beginning at • o’clock Mrs. Lillian Shomaktr, Spok­ Casselberry, co-chairmen of Thursday evening will consti­ ane; two brothers, J. R. and tho hostess committee and tute the first day of tha doJack Shomaker of Miami; mother-la-law and father-in- M n. C. N. Nichols of Long­ votioaaL wood, publicity. law, Mr. and Mra. B. F. Mc­ Plans for tba year ware Whorter of Sanford and sev­ discussed sod reports were eral nieces and nephsws. Memorial services were con­ beard from committee chair­ TO—Addition ducted la Spokane today with men. Mn. Newcomer an­ funeral and burial to be bold nounced that the year books Subtraction la Miami Saturday at S p.m. would be distributed at next Multiplication Monday’s meeting and M n. Llphgow Funeral Home of Division North Miami la in charge of Ann Kerce announced that membership cards were be­ And Other AaaocUlion arrangements. ing donated by Raymond Aida For 1st to Bib Grades Morris of Casselberry. Refreshment* of cookies POW ELL’S Sunday School and root beer floats were 117 MAGNOLIA AYR. served by the hostess. Beach Outing By Fresco* Wester Tb* Intermediate Sunday School Clare of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary enjoyed an afternoon of pic­ nicking and swimming at Daytona Beach on Saturday. Just tall us howmuch you need to pay old bills, for home Im­ provement!, car repairs, for all yourswsorul expenses I Phono for prompt, courteous strvic*. f. O. Una 1110 ttt-S * 4 N orth P a rk Avaoua S a n fo rd , F lo rid a P u h ll.h O c t !«. IT, 14, 11. CDB-ll Ask Tht Man Who Grows! Grnpevlll* Nuraery USl Grape* III* Ate. % • 520 MAPLE AVE. at 6th ST. “ it^ n t Liquid SUrch Yt gol Joe 47a (D s& W lo n tsi (R o ju n d -T A p S td a 2*-Os. Can Tallow Cling • Sliced or H alf Peaches a B artlett Peak H alves • Green Lims B eans 1-Lb. Can • Whole Green B eans • F ru it Cocktail • Seasoned Peas • Whole or Sliced Beets Cream Style or Whole Kernel • Golden Com Jaa* Parker Giant Lemon Tour Choir* White Bread 4* E rtrr Bit Aa „Be** A* * M 1M>,« • • ?Tat M Loaves V % l I< Cost Tan M h I ANN PAGB ANN PAGB Tomato Soup Red Beans Kidney Beans Straw berry Preserves 2 Lb. Jar Gerber* Strained Baby Eelbeck l) j Corn M eal Re*. Here D -t-rgeut (’tenner K B x ir m With tide eeopea A p w rliiii eg Cheer No matter how small or kew esteaaive a remodeling Job i have in mind, our Horn* Aad Property Improvement partmant can handle the entire package . . . supplying the mat*rials, tha workman nod all financing and paper work. TOU PAT ONLT ONB HILL aad get a FULL GUARANTEE an the entire contract. Buy Terms Can He Arranged. a s PhM Slmmgm © Lg. Pkg. MARVEL IC E CREAM Lb. A lum inum W rap ]] 21c Reynolds Ivory 33c Per. Bara Z e st Soap 2/29c Soap 11. Ik Hare iM erxeal 4/27c Lg. Pk*. 33c Z e st Soap 2/41 c Tide Lk Deterges! Spic *n Span 29c Dreft Lg. P* g. Ft 33c Ann Page Cake 35c Mixes 27c Price* la Ikis ad are effective through Phona SANFORD Satarday. October IE Magnolia at 2nd St. FA 2-0500 125 Sooth ParkAv*. FA 2-4612 •tB M M IB IB ttlW IilB IB IB ltliB tM IN iH illilH 'jiil �Al- ■r }-* ^ i Tp»,*^*f*B ■m Wm O M b r l M O c t 10, 1962 — P i g t 8 H iU lliiii j . SMJE ■ FRESH O U AN T 1TY R IG H T S RESER V ED Prices Gcri Thursday, Oct. 11 tkrMgk Saturday, Oct. II H FRESH >1. A change of poca-parfeet main course a t • special law price, extra lean, glistening pink meat with the nutty flavor com feeding gives. Cither half. • * H country Style Beef STEA KS t . U J V' ( J-.’ • T% Chicken Backs* Necks v BACON - SALE! GOVERNMENT INSP. SUNNYLAND GA. “ • | BONELESS FR. WILLIAM J. THAINOR, a native of Brook­ lyn, N. Y„ is pastor of the Church of the Nativity which will be formally dedicated Thursday. Edu­ cated in Ireland where he was ordained a priest of the Diocese of St. Augustine, he returned to the United States in the summer of 1053. Before being assigned to organize the Parish of the Nativity, he served at St. Theresa in Coral Gables, St. Paul’s in Jacksonville, S t Mary’s in S t Petersburg and at St. James in Orlando. FULLY COOKED READY TO EAT BULK BIG EYE CAN H AM »^ 9 9 Dedication Set For LB. C A N Church OffThe Nativity By D o o m Bates The formal dedication of (ha Catholic Church of tha Natlvity will take place at • p.m. Thursday. FT. William J . Tralnor, pas. tor of the church, said today that tha Pariah considers It a singular honor that Us church will be dedicated on the same day that the Ecumendai CouncU will begin in the Vatl* can. Officiating at the dedication will be Monsignor Charles Bartok from St. Charles Par* ish in Orlando. Assisting will be F r. Richard Lyons, pastor of All Souls Church in Sanford; Fr. Terrence F am ily, pastor of St. James Chureh In Orlando and Fr. Hubert Rea­ son, pastor of St. Mary-Msgdalon Church of Altamonte Springs. Following tha dedication, Legal Notice IT THM CIRCUIT COURT OP T im MYTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT o r AJin ro R brwiSOLI! COITTT, PLORIDA, CIISACKHV AO. I*p«s T U B BOUTON HVK CENTS BA VINOS BANK. . p lain tiff, n DONALD A. BALDWIN, *t n s. NOTH H Of D .r.m U n ta S U IT IN no rth iiii: Foreclosure T O i DONALD A. BALDWIN and OITIDA R. BALDWIN, hi* w lfa S K S I I I K X l’K i * HIT Waat*rn Drl»* O ak H arbor, W aih ln sto n You a ra h .r .liy nallfl*il th a t • C om plaint to forac lu .c a e tr ta ln m o rtsa c a *ncu m b e rin g th a follow ing d**•rlb a il n i l property, to-w lli L o t S. Block A, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. 1, according to tba p la t th a r to f aa ra c o rd .J In I 'la t Bonk II. Uaf* Si. I‘ubllo R ecord. ot 8«mlnola C ounty, Florida, h aa b**n filed ocalnat yon In th* a b o f* -a ty l-d »ult. *nd you • r* r .q u l r .d to »*r»* a copy of y our A n iw tr or oth*r P U aillng to lb* Com plaint on I l t l n l l t r * atto rn ay a, ANDBIISON. ItU dll. DEAN. IX) WNDKH A van dan BKHtl. SSt E aat C a n tra l Avanua, Orlando, F lo rid a , a n d Ilia th# o rlstn a l A m w .r o r o t h .f Pleading In tha o ld e o o f tha C lark of th* C ircu it C o u rt on or befur* th a l l t h day of October, M il. U you (all to do *o. a decree pro cdnfaaao will ba tak en a g u ln a t you for th e relief d em anded In tha Com plaint. T h ta N otice (hall ba pub* II.h a d once a week fo r (uur conaecullvo wooko la tho S anford H erald. DA TED th l- l l t h day *f S e p te m b e r , (S E A L ) which wlQ Include blessing of the interior and exterior of the building, Mass wUl ba celebrated. The Choir from All Souls School also wiU be beard. A brief recount of the Church of Nativity's history reveals that the Pariah first was known as the Lake Mary Catholic Mission. At this time, through kindness and gener­ osity of Frank Evans, Lake Mary pioneer developer, Fr. Tralnor was offered use of the Lake Mary Chamber ot Com­ merce Building as a tempor­ ary facility for the Celebra­ tion of Mass which was first ■afWbere on OCt. 23. 1M0. The Parish,of Nativity was first formally constituted a Parish of tho Diocese of St. Augustine on Mar. IT, 1961, and plans already were in the making for the construction of a provisional church. F r. Lyons officiated at groundbreaking ceremonies on tbe church property on SR 427 near Hwy. 17-92 In February of 1962 and construction be­ gan on April li, 1962. Architect for the building was Thomas Madden and gen­ eral contractors were Mardls and Hage of Orlando. The 313 families of the Par­ ish are justly proud of the new heated and air condltloned church constructed of brick and metal which covers 3,000 square feet. It has a seating capacity of 300 in the main body of the church and of ISO in the social hall at the rear of the build­ ing. Main efforts recently have been on landscaping and ex­ terior beautification. On the .18 acrea of property belonging to the church, plana already are underway for tbe building of a Parish School in the spring of 1963 to be opened for the fall of 1963. Further plans In the less immediate future Include a rectory for the Tries! and a convent for the Sister*. Cnekia’ Good BisciHs Cone MINUTE MAID . . FLORIDA FROZEN Or'ge Juice 4 » 69* Fruit P ie s.. 3 - 1 . Dinners ... 3 - *1. 51 Fm Tgr Yah! Stints Fm Tip Vahe Stuipc H TH IS COUPON A N D P U R CH A U OP W ITH TH IS COUPON A N O PUHCHAS* O f if ir r a r a . MORTON FRo A A T A M T W IW M W Ii . . 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Hats at least two escape kaa aattak an Arm anangk ac>{] tion against C u tra and kaa la fact baatfad lta handling ef , tka vkaia Cuba situation. Tka Republican attack an ( ayawdag •W ha baaad an tha |M bitUon to |9 I binton-ptos 'J raaatd pcacctiau budget ro t-, ed by Cootract. This will ba coupled with authorisation ta ^ Gevenor Farris Bryant ia ttnr- tire stressed th st handicapped work­ iacraaM the national debt lias* r eaqdoyere to onpky capable ers Msre jaat aa reliable, ju st aa it $308 bin Ion. careful, aa their ablebodled fellow idkapped worker* in observance, If the preliminary $91 bil­ workers. They ere equally produc­ Iqr tfchmfh the 18th, of Employ lion figure holds In the rarfative, aad ia some eases more produc­ i Handicapped Week fat Florida. ad budget review, it will ba a that handicapped tive than other employee.'' cut ef $U» billion from the | Governor B r y s n t continued: soaa have pfpvaa tlam and in la $9X0 billion adminlatratira I "These people are ready, willing, sad y have the ability to make food budget eatimata tha P resident j able to do s job for you—a lob on Mm for which they nr* fitted. m l! ! I T 4 5 * sent Congress last January, j lUfonriag to the thousands of their ability, not their disability.'* •8$ a 1$ m w/< Actually, the House Appro­ "It la good builnoaa to hire the itdicappoa ptreoaa who are now priations Committee —which CAVANAUGH diar jobs, Florida’s Chief Execu- handicapped,n he said. keeps books by a different TIRE SERVICE 1411 8. French Ava. systaa than tha Budget Bur­ FA 1*138$ eau — figures th at presiden­ tial requests for this year to­ tal .over $96 billion. Ba eongr aaelt nal economy users claim credit for a $4 billion cut Phil Newsom Soys Last January’s estimate on tax receipts for tha current bm a latter la ears af your lo­ able $a salve it by yours*If, at fiscal year was $92.5 billion. cal newspaper and tall ms youg lass! with a minimum a f sub­ But corporate and individual problem.” 1 coneoled her. "The side proftaaWnal advice. income figures for this year newspapers always forward Aad in thla aga of soomlng tha mall unopened, so you havo profligate taxss, wo con novtr tlP l Foreign Nows Analyst I t called foe o Gorman peace three-headed troika plan to are running a t annual rates complete privacy.” treaty but made no mention of rvorganixs the office of aecre- of about $11Ji billion lower afford to furnish a private As a Communist, Yugoslav­ 114 So. Palmetto than in January. This would But Hilda sobbed that aha psychiatrist to ovary school ia's Marshall Tito always has a asperate treaty with C u t tery generis. mean tax receipts could be If Brethnsv's trip was de­ Germany. couldn’t possibly put her com­ child, plus svsry housewife ia mads it cltar than in case of a Phono FA 2-0814 Tha communique also called signed as another apology to down by about $3.7 billion. plicated problem Into a letter America. With Increased depreciation for it would take a complete I s k e n to bo your own rfoc- war batwaen E ast and West, for an Improvement in United Tito, It does not stem to havo bo would bo on the aids of tha Nations "activity” but made been accepted too whole-heart­ allowances and Increased in­ book to state the case. Soviet Union. vestment credits given to bus­ no mention of Khrushchev’s edly. A few minutes, later, how­ That k supposed to bo t$e But as a Yugoslav ho also iness la tka new tax bill Just underlying aim of all modiCASE N-tflt Hilda H., ag- ever, she phrased her diffi­ ias Insisted that Yugoslavia passed by Congress, receipts else, asately that you human ad 4$, called me long distance. culty in a single sentence. would attain tha Communist could be cut by another $ 1J beings will not need us doc­ "Oh, Dr. Crane, she tearful­ For now, after 19 years of Utopia by Its own path, inde­ billion. That would make a ly began, ”1 simply MUST see apparently happy marriage, tors. pendent of Moscow. she found out that har hus­ Too auay Americano now­ II vaa this bit o f Indepond- WAIHLVOTOV CURD — 4rs packed Into t cooperative total reduction of $6 billion. you at steal And It would mean a budget ”1 dan sateh a Jst plane s a l band was having an affair adays ara medical mollycod­ ence whlch-induced tha United Tbs General Electee Co. said uaU. Each baa extra or back­ deficit for the fiscal year with his secretary. dles I Or "Mforry Warts” about ba h) Chicago tomorrow mornStates to extend to Tito ovtr today If baa created an elec­ up* dements so that when o u ending next Juno 30 of abeg, as please grant me aa In­ That slmpls amt x : thus thslr health. tha ysara aid totalling around tronic brain which cures Its falk another Just like It can round $48 billion. Some con­ Here’s your opportunity to learn about the fascinat­ stated tbs case, though she So get bapl terview.” a billion dollars. I t also led gressional eatlmatea put it a t If your husband la now be­ Congress in the moat recently own nervous breakdowns. be called Into the lineup. But I demurred, saying I had triad to avoid facing tha ing world of stocks and bonds from a member firm $7 billion or more. coming infatuated with an- passed foreign aid bill to con­ was unduly swamped with situation. Each of the throe comput­ of the New York Stock Exchange. Each week, for 9 Moreover, while curing it­ Tha Treasury . Budget Bu­ writing chorea that hod to ba One reason why wa pbychla- other woman, it msana you tinue Prealdent Kennedy's dis­ self the brain continues to ers k capable of learning, weeks, informative lectures will tell you how the mar­ finished so | could leave tho trials (and clsrgymtn counsel­ probably have alipped some­ cretionary powers to give him function normally with no "not by being fed correct reau so-called midyear review ket operates, how to determine what stocks to buy, giving official figures on Con­ following day on a lecture trip. lors) insist that you writs out how. more aid in the form of food, impairment of Ha intellectual answers, but by being pun­ gressional appropriations and how to interpret slock quotations, and much more. "Whets’ tha m atter T” I add­ your probism in advance, la Most divorces atari in the medleino and clothing. ished for giving wrong ones," quality. tax cuts may not ba Issued There’s no obligation except to your own future and ed. "Aren’t you and your hus­ thus to force you to face the bedroom. And because of a GE said. When ono of tbe Tha company said H deve­ Aa for tha Kremlin, it ex­ wife’s sins of omission instead pelled Tito from the Comln- loped the now brain In re­ units produces gibberish, tbs before the Nov. 6 election. security. band getting along harmon­ truth, even though It hurts. This will give Republican can­ Until you consciously con­ of commission. iously in your marriage t ” form in 1948 and ho remained sponse to spare aga demands human operator pushes what Than aba burst Into fresh front your dilemma, you ara f o r the usual wife k mono­ in tbo deop freesa until tho for extreme reliability and GE calls "tha punish button." didates ample opportunity to Oate: Every Thursday for 9 weeks beginning Oct 11 gamous, though her m ate is Bulganln-Khruahehev visit to endurance—aa in the case of t u n so 1 had to wait a couple naver going to soiva I t This has tbe affect of rout­ claim that their down-holding Time: 7:30 p.m. of m inutu until she could talk, But one* you-have faced tbs nsturslly polygamous. B ut ha Belgrade In 1988. In thst visit a surveillance satellite com­ ing the operation past the kept the budget deficit from "Why don’t you Just write bugaboo, you may often be U farced late monogamy by tho Krtmlin Isadora apologia- missioned to watch for en­ electronic breakdown respon­ being bigger than It Is. Place: A C. Altyn Sanford Office Aa for tha rest of the legis­ outside pressure of law, tha ad for p u t treatment and in a em y missile launchings. sible for Urn wrong answers. lative program, the GOP pit­ church, economica, ate. Biped’s final product, GE Tha brain is a computing olnt declaration w ith Tito aald OUR BOARDING HOUSE Yat you can keep a husband hat avtry nation had tho right machine named Pipad 1L In said, ia "a majority opinion." ch will bo that Republican op­ ENROLL NOW! FIRST CLASS OCT. 11 happy Id monogamy, but only to develop lta own social eye- tom e respects it Is more re­ In a satellite or automatic position to Kennedy programs Just call or write us today! kept them from being extrem­ if you head Shakesspeara. tom and ita own form of so­ liable than the human brain, apaea station, it would not ist reforms and made them Tha Bard af Avon said "All cialism. according to Shelley Akers, make any difference if a : practical, workable laws. In tka worlda a state and wa are Things semsd batter fo r a the computer engineer who human operator w a s n ' t , thla category Republican leadaround to press the punish but acton (boudoir actresses) while, but then cams 1988 and directed its development. thereon.” Nature often manages to button. The machines are era put the revised manpower 8ov!et Intervention in the f PftoM vou pulling out If you wives were BETTER Hungarian revolt. Tito de­ bypass damaged human able to recognise tbe error retraining act, tbe farm bill, Member, New York Slock t ic h in p end MAI(44 TO TEST TH6 Z * Otter Principal b e te n s n s o a e o F vtou« r-fC— actresses, thera'd ba fa r few­ nounced the action as a "fatal brain cells. But before that and begin to punish the ail­ export controls, union pen­ sion fund disclosure, tax leg­ er divorces, so watch fo r to­ error” and Joined the United happens, a person who has ing one. First Street West, 101 Building, Suits A Sanford, Florid* islation, public assistance and morrow’s follow-up. S ta tu in backing a resolution suffered brain cell injuries child welfare amendments. may ba at Wait a bit foggy Phones i FAirfax 2-7802 or CHarry 1-4700 In the United Natione de­ Exams For W alker Aa one GOP leader puts it, manding immediate evacuation for a while. Psychia­, "About all that the Kennedy of Soviet troops from Hun­ In ihe case of Bipad II, DALLAS (UPI) however, when any or sev­ trists will axamlna former gary. eral of Its elements conk out, MaJ. Gen. Edwin A. Walk­ Beck he went into the Krem­ the machine keeps on giving e r either Thursday or Friday Dear Sir: lin freeser. right answers lo tough ques­ of this week. Walker, who Wa wish lo thank you very There the situation remain­ much Indeed for tha line pub­ ed until about a year* ago tion: while at tha sam e time was released from a U. S. Oil HEATERS licity tha Sanford Art Asso­ when Khrushchev1 quarrel "learning" to reroute its pro­ hospital (or federal prisonGIVE YOU A l l THESE FEATURES! ciation has bean receiving with Ptlping apparently led cesses p u t tha area of dam- era at Springfield, Mo., on age. Saturday, has flv« days from from "The Herald." him to decide on a new effort Wa have triad very hard to consolidate European Com­ Actually, Blpad U three se­ the rakasa date to present <o have art become a part munist nations in a n economic parate but kkntleal com put- himself for examination. of tho Sanford and Seminole and political bloc. County community and feel Th* result was lost week’s thst the exhibition during the GORDON STANLEY, M. D. v k lt to Belgrade of Soviet1 past week and ties us up not AND • President Leonid I. Brtxhncv. only with cultural activities page 4, Sanford, Florida, Wed., October 10, 1062 but also with tho oeonomle Advance reports said one of VANN PARKER, M. D. Breshnsv’e assignments would growth of the city. ANNOUNCE THE ASSOCIATION OF be to line up Yngoalav support Thank you again. for ths Kremlin’s announced KENNETH E. PEIRCE, M. D, Very sincerely Sanford Art Associa­ plan to sign a separate peace IN TUB I’KACTICH OF PEDIATRICS treaty with East Germany. tion OCTOBER TENTH, 194S Ths final communique Indi­ w * t n a a . n u t low , Mathilda D. Frlasel AT ( . A lt a i V X n s N M . cated failure, not only on this Secretary Il.m siaa Editor 19$ EAST SECOND STREET assignment but on others as JV D V W B L L S P. 8. Ws would Uko to cor­ SANFORD. FLORIDA Coast? Bailor rect a misinterpretation that well. CWCXI.U v i u a a appeared in ’Around tbs HoolSIr Editor ■ obknt TIIOMPBO.a UttNM WON m u. Fuaciioaal. (loss I,nr, Clock." The item asked tha Cltr Editor n jlo d like 4 m furaiiure. Btked-oe m a i l s question "Why all still llles?" EOT UUIOl.VBOTOAPt r s o loro E dllo Our two top prisa winners were not still lUei. MF (Ed. Note: Oops) MyaatsS FREE . INVESTMENT COURSES ACJffunACo. Letters r i O^ J Ho part of e a r materleL sows er p e rillin g . of this SdlM-iO sf Ths Sanford II,raid mo, ko reproduced lu anp bonatr wlihsat wrlr.oa pormluiun of Ido pahlUher of Tho Herald. Aar ladlvldool e r fire, reoponilh'e for ouch rears. duStlua wUJ so seatldored sc lerritaln* *a Th* Usrsld’s cuAright sod *UI ho hold llahit for demos,, under th* law. r.hilchod IMS, •*«#,! aaiardar. deader, see Christmas, sahMohod saterdap p n w td laa Chrtetmeo. Plaaikiag A Building Supplies 111 N . French At *. Phone FA 2-5412 Alongside The Poet Office 30i E. FIRST ST. �tiff; m i n i P IIC E S COOO THROUGH THE WEEK END A t SANFORD FOOD FA IR STORE NAS ALREADY BEEN AWARDED TO DOZENS OF LUCKY SANFORD SHOPPERS IN FOOD F A IR 'S [CITING BONUS CARD PROMOTION... ATHERE IS ST ILL THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS LE F T TO BE YEN AWAYI IF YOU DON'T ALREAD Y HAVE YOUR BONUS CARD. YOU C A N T WIN,SO PIC K ON \ TH IS WEEKEND AS YOU DO YOUR SHOPPING... T H EY 'R E FREE X T FOOD FAIR A ffi YOU DON kVE TO PURCHASE A THING TO WIN*. GET FU LL DETAILS FROM OUR FRIENDLY CASHIERS. DR. FRANK LEONE Need For Help ;av»* Health Dept. To Get Two New Nurses 1 l* t pfw awn Ml Two m w public bcahb nurses, operating under the U. S. Department of Pub­ lic Health and working out of the office of the County Health Department, were ap­ proved by the County CommlisloMra Tuesday. Health Director Dr. Frank Leone requeated that the board grant pcrmlaalon to hire the nuraea, whose salar­ ies and expenses are paid for by the Federal govern­ ment, to assist In detection of hearing, sight, heart and other health detects In school age children, ao th at preven­ tive or quick remedial action may be taken. Dr. Leone stated the county health nurses were overbur­ dened with the acope of acti­ vities which they have to cover here and that the two public health department nurses could be obtained to relieve the work load, at no expense to the county. The two new nurses will come under the government provision for Home Nurse Care. B O N U S C A RD AVAILABLE AT SANFORD FOOD FAIR thi "SECRET SEAL’ C M Yih Bmm h c n DELICIOUS SLICED Skinless Franks SLICED RIB PORTIONS IMPORTED PLUMROSE COOKED BONELE Pork Shoulder 2 Balboa dlaovered the Paci­ fic Ocean in 1613, but Magel­ lan crossed and named It in 1520. SLIC ED LOIN PORTIONS * . 4 ft IS. 39* CUBE STEAKS 10-9% GAME HENS - 39* MILD LONGHORN U.S.D.A FARMER GREY ? i roofon* Cheddar Cheese m u ffle rs FLORIDA FRESH WATER LAKE • n g ln m m n d f o r y o u r em r Steamed Clams «S 49« | ■ W lm im I t V I l m I T #V n iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiii;j^ m iiiiM iin m iiiiiitiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiim im u in iiiiiiiiiiiiiin n iiiiiiM iiin iiin iin in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiin iiim w iw n w | Q U IE TE R S TR O N G E R U N IT - t O P YOUR CHOICE WITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER -M A XW ELL HOUSE- -FO OD PA IR C O FF EE . 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At Oi» R.guUr tew Pikes CXFincS I0 -I7 -S J ■ . f n«. a f l l Udy IWP CAKE D O N U TS �• ,W • Buy 1 Get 1 FREE I Markey Barbecue Sauce 18oz. jar 33c A THRIFTWAY Has A Complete Selection of HALLOWEEN Trick or Treat Candy Sponsors Parly By Fi h m WooMr Mrn. W. C. Hopkins was ben* I sm to ■ — bore to the UPW et thn Q im w lty Presbyter* ion C ta n k eB Lnkn Mery and their SHwbi at e fcotuowarn yoity Tkaredey night Thn prsnssds will gn for UPW l i W , Mrs. Clltferd 0 . Cordon, Mre. to b y M. Linden, Mrs. Prison, Mrs. Rkhard Beebe, Mrs. Horry L Son* dusky* Mrs. Penny Leffler, Mrs. Jin Smothers, Mrs. Mario Lows, Mrs. P. B. Don* oldsen, Mrs. Erwin Senkbell, Mrs. Blnov C. Turning, Mrs. Beotrlso Skews, Mrs. Mabel LETTUCE Legal Notice in t h b n n c r r r r o r n r o r t u n nisTM j u d i c i a l cm * c c r r is own r o n smmi. h o l d cntrnTT, rL oniuA in cH A sennr no. isom LEONARD OSCAR BURTON. ru ia tlff. nonm T)«(*a4aaL n r sc rr i K V A x a n .iN n p r a m * CHS BURTON, IM I flw ootbrlor Aronuo, Itoonoko, V lrsln la YOU Alin IlE H K Iir NOTt* PJED th a t a C om plaint to r D lro rro and o l h tr r a ll t f k a s baan lllfd a r a ln a t you la Ibo a b o r t a lrlsd C ourt anS you aro M rtb y required to oorre a eopy of y our A nsw er o r olbor da tm a a to Ibo Com­ p la in t apoa tb s P la in tiffs A ltoraoy. K. JACKSON HA A. aze. A ltarnoy a t Low, n o N. O raaga A rsnua, aulto 1* Orlando, O rana* C ounty, Ptor* Ido, aad fllo tho o rle ln a l an* awor a r 4*fanao In th a offlco o f tho C lark of ibo C ircuit C oart oa o r bafora tha i l l l i day o f Ootnbar. IM I, A. D. If you fa ll to do ao Jud». m*nt by D afault will ba ta k an a s a lm t you fo r tb a ra llaf f rayed for In tho C om plaint n to ld ra o io w ill th o a pro* Oo*d oa parto. DONH AND ORDKItBD, a t Sanford, F lorida, thlo M ill day of lap ta m b o r, IM I, A .D . to CELERY APPLES Finest Cooking E ating (K H A LI A rtb a r If .B eokw lth, JtH Clark C ircuit C ourt Somlnelo C ounty, F lorida Dyt M artha T. V lbl.o tH puty Clark P u b ll.h 8 .pi, 10 A Oct. I, M, IT, IM L CDA-IT AUTOCRAT PERFECTION McK e n z i e -10 oz. TURNIP MUSTARD COLLARD T f o QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED / p - If l ri j U t t u H 25TH & PARK u / PRICES GOOD THRU SAT, OCTOBER 13 �Vs MAE-DA BRAND WORK OF ART ~ Graceful bow of tbo Italian luxury lin e r M ichelangelo to w a r * above worker* at ahi yard launchIn* ait* i Genoa. crffosff GOLD T IP BRAND Fresh Fla. Grade A Cream Cora Whole U.S. Choice' Beef AMERICAN BEAUTY Lags > Thigh* Breast* With Rib B0.NELE8S Wilson Certified Whole or Half Pillsbury o r Shurfresh Smoked Country Hams Sliced FREE Thriftway Bacon S M O K E D SA U SA G E W IEN ER S • CHUNK BO LO GNA 7 Q C / O && IL ‘0 ‘ * Wall ahivver my sheet* and call ma Suale. Her* It la October and time lor Suit* Spook to gat with U. Can’t help It If the ola* tamp ban bean soaring around M, fall la bare and Suale haa to make with the aerie aouada to be hoard by all th* apooka at SouthiIda School. Courea ola Suale ought to ■weep down the cob waba on bar leaky ola perch, but th a t kind o( foollahaoaa will juat have te wait, eauee more Important things are brawlny, auch aa the Hallowe’en Car* alval at Southalde School. That’a right, a aecret m a t* •go came through oeo dark alght from head apook Her* ichal Taffer. Spook T aller wanted the clarion nounded to arouse all mother and dad* dy spook a and nil little apookleta that the time la drawing nigh lor the blggaat apook featlval of tbo year. That will be Oct. 31 a t South* aide School. Suale knowi and waata an others to know that the car* nival la alwaya held on that night, ao that all the gob* Una and gremlins la town can wear off their mischief and a t the asm* time de something real nloa for South* side School. Coara# eU the old time spooks know cause this haa bean an annual event for nigh on to thirty yaara. Why this la local tradition, man, tradition. Now all you, apookt of Southalde, flap your aheats and gather around. Give with some Ideas so this will be the best gathering ever. New gimmicks are needed to an* lertaln those filth and sixth grade apookleta who are a t Southalde for the first tim e this year. So start thinking some good fun stunts for them. That’s what ole Suale haa been pondering about an •he files out West First Street early each morning wbUe the fog la juat btgla* nlng to lift, providing a per* feet time to frighten little paper boys and cause motor* lata to gap# and stare. Mora about the carnival latar. Hava to fly, meanwhile will be calling on You o-o-ol Legal Notice CANADIAN ACE C «?« t e I k . C a r t ml Ifea C an ary M l * . a .m l a . I . C .a a ly , X I . , . Me. l a X t.baM la t a i M i n i . mt JOSHUA TILDEM JACOBS Dm i i i H . T a A ll C r.4 ltw a . a d r * r * .a a l l i ' l a i C laim . mt D t a u l a A o a la .l SaM M i l . i T .o t a d *»ch *f y . a e r a h .r.itjr n o iK I.J t a d r.<| <lr* .4 |u p r .a .n t any e l.In i. tn d d . n i . n d . which you. mr . I t h . r a f r . u . m ay h a * , . f . l n . i i h . . • M l . of JOSHUA TILD EX JAC'OIlri. d l l . i i l l M l. mt ■old C ounty, la th e C .u m y J u d s e a f s .m la o l. C euniy. F lorida. a t hi* .rite * I : t h . c u r l hou*. of Mid C oualy a t S anford. F lo rid ., w ith in nis c .l.n d A r m o n th , from Ih* tla>. . ( t h . f l r .t f g b l l c i l l .* a f th le a t t i c * lU ch tislan or dom nnd .h e ll ka la w rit* Inp, a a d ih n ll ( M l. I h . p h i . of r c l d i n . a and po*t office n J d r . c o f Iho claim ant, noil a h .II b* t w . r a lo by th e c la im a n t, h i . t t . n t . mr at* to rn .y , in d any su ch « l.lm o r d .r a .a d a c t to Iliad t h . l l b . void. / • / F . t t t . Aalla Aa A dm lnU trotrl* Cura T c ta m a n lo A u n rio J o th u a T lld r.a Jacob*, d .c a .d a . . . A. S p«.r, Jr. A l t .r n .y Imr ..1 4 ..1*1* U IH S U s a e lln S anford. Florida A i. n u e fuMi.h ■•(>. it. ta a a. i t . taas. C D A -tt o«l �By A b iga il Van Burnt She i* trying to horn in on mb and my beat friend. Then la nothin* wrong with thla firi, bat the doesn't know when she lent wanted. She "sane'* two places for os at the lunch table every day so she can eat with os. She waits at my tocher or my girl friend's so she can walk down the hall with us. How can we get rid of her without hurting her feelings? is n "platonic friendship," then Web­ ster Is wrong. Tour husband Is mak­ ing a fool of himself. But be patient Avoid your *Vood friend" and do it conspicuously. If she asks what's the matter—tell her. e The Dragsters of Wesley First MsthotMst Cbereh n e t la MeXialoy HaO roeeaPy for DEAR RUBY: Dog food may be Grace W SCS Mrs. W. E. Baines, Mrs, A. W. lechery ta d Miss V ena Woodcock. The serving tables were arranged la a U shape and dee* orated with various shades ef hibiscus aad greenery. te v . cation. Mrs. Charles Meriwether conducted the huaiarao sot* slou and Mrs. Roy TUU* serv­ ed as secretary. doaaltona to the birthday hank w e n Mrs. S. G. Hardm an, Mrs. Brodia William*, Mrs. R. F. Cole, Mrs. Clark Leeaardy, M n. Meriwether, Mrs. J. P. Thurmond, Mrs. Louise Know­ les and Mlsa Carrie Wert. Resolutions wera n a d to memory of Miss Bessie lech ­ ery aad M n. Lida Stoll, elan members who died recently. Mrs. E. C. Williams displayed a cook book compiled by the Story League aad being sold for the benefit of the S eated Library, ft wai voted to hold a market basket sale at the November meeting. O t h e r * attending w «n Mines. R. G. Hickson, Ben Monroe, M. Monroe, Jay Bail­ ey, A. Shlrab, B. Wright, W. L. Hsrrlson, Claude Herndon, C. M. Flowers, J. E. Courier, A. B. Stevens, I. J . Boyette, J. if. Walker, Harry Brown, T. L. Sullivan, E. E. Simpson, C. W. Lynch, 0. E. White, A. L. Hardesty, Anne Williams, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stephan and Rav. and Mrs. Adams. LENORB been on the Dean's Ust most ef tha time. * e e JOHN AND ANNIS DOMINKY will soon bo leaving Sanford, aa John’s position with the Hercules Powder Company takes them to QeorRecently Mrs. Domtaey was fated with an Informal coffee in the family room at the home of Mr*. Nell Whlttern. Mrs. Beryl Dyal w si eo-boeteas for the occasion. The honor**, hostess and guests enjoyed a lively social hour as they munched date nut bread, banana nut bread, brownies aad other cookies, along with thalr coffsa. Mrs. Domlney was present­ ed with a box of monogrammed stationary to correepond with bar friends here. Enjoying the morning to­ gether were the Mmea. Art Beckwith, Rudy Sloan, Buck Forguaon, Ashby Jonas, H er old Hcckenbach, Blaka Saw­ yers, Jim Plgott, Ray Herron, Roy W a l l , Bob Bennett, C h u c k Clemmer, Richard Silver*, Kirby Fite Jr., Earl Lae, Jack Woodruff and Bass Harman. MISS PAULA HICKS of Altamonte Springs, who was chosen "Mlsa Covar Girl” la a recant contest and who has Just returned from Hollywood where she had a part in (he TV series, "Hawaiian Eye,” will bo one of the models In the fashion abow at tba Capri Thursday night. The fashion ahow will fea­ ture elegant clothes for the feitive season ahead from Janat Bonder’s Playglrl Fash­ ions la Fern Park, aad will be narrated by Jeanne W anke. The show will begin around B pm . Three ether lovely girls who will abow the new fashions arc Mlsa Central Florida, Mis* Maitland and Miss Winter Park. DB. CLIFFORD BOYCE U back from a trip to Germany aad other points la Europe, ClnrJnnaU. Ohio, and Canada, aad roperta having had a p u l time and a wonderful *d Into the boat!" In a etrange t u n of coin­ cidence), Dr. Boyce'a son-inlaw in Cincinnati and his fam­ ily are being transferred to Switserland with the Proctor and Gamble Company for a period of three years. "We have a lot of people over there in Germany,” Dr Boyca said. "Thtra a n 23,000 children of dependents In the schools In Frankfort! ” MONA vacation. In Germany h* visited his son Chief Master Sgt. John Boyce and his family at Wies­ baden, and from there they went to Switserland and many other points In Germany, "1 was somewhat reassured and heartened to see the tre­ mendous military installations ws have In that part of Luropc," Dr. oByce said. "West Germany seems ex­ tremely prosperous, the peo­ ple well off and they have some very good roads there," Dr. Boyee related. "Along the Berlin wall, wrsaths of artifi­ cial flowcra a rt placed to mark tba spots where E ait Berliners have been killed try­ ing to escape.” Returning to the States Dr. Boyce visited his daughter, Mri. Joseph Kllngenamlth, and her family In Cincinnati, and then went on up Into Can­ ada where "the fishing was so fabulous they Just about Jump- MRS. ROBERT PULUN, the former Alice Landrum, waa recently named Woman of the Year by the Woman’s Club of Radcllff, Ky., accord­ ing to a dipping racalvad hers by Mn. P. P. Campbell, Robert Pullin'* grandmother. Mrs. Pulltn has m a n y friends bars, having visited here many tin ts , and Robert Pullln was reared and want to school In Sanford. Mra. Pullln was also eMet­ ed pnsldent of the new Raddiff Woman’s Club, and when told of the event, it ia re­ ported that her husband aald be "figured aa much.” Betides her work with the Woman's Club, M n. Pullln also teacbei a Sunday school d a is In the Baptist Churcfe, teaches a trttaing-union class, direct* tba youth choir and stags in the adult choir. In addition she works aa a darktypist at Fort Knox, wbar* her husband also works. The Pullins have two chlldno, Dana, two, and Robbie, tlx. g Handbags L jJ | By Barbour U H l Leather & Leather Combinations Priced From 8.05 MARY E ST H E R ’S “Fettering Fashions Just Plans Supper TWO OF THE MODELS at tha DeBary Wom­ an’* Club fashion show and dessert bridge, at the Community Center. Tenna Arraao, left models a brocade cocktail drees, white gloves and amber beads and Gloria Acowdi, wean a royal blue street dress, white eoat,. matching hat (both washable) white gloves and blue costume jewelry. (Photo by Cox) Oviedo Club Plans Luncheon By Jena Lyles Members of the Oviedo W omu’s CWb a n eagerly awaiting the opening ef the season and anticipating an ex­ citing aad profitable club year. ■y J e n Lylea Tba home of Mr. and M n. Harold Lylea was the scene of a large birthday celebra­ tion recently. A group of fam­ ily memben and frtends ga­ thered to celebrate seven birthdays, so they called It a "September Blrthdsy Party.” The center of attention w at a huge birthday cake with "Happy Birthday” across the lop and the namas of all who wsre celebrating birthdays in­ scribed on the cake with pink and green frosting. Ice cream waa served with the cal*. Quests of booor, whoa* birthdays were In September, included Harold Lyles, Ferrell Hyman, Norbert H y m a n , Richard Smlthaon, Eugene Smithson, M n. D o r o t h y Smithson and M n. Mary Msek. Others helping with t h e celebration were M n. Harold Lylea, Richard and Ronnie; M n. F ernll Hyman and Mic­ kle; M n. Richard Smithson, Clifford and Jeff Smithson, P. M. Smithson and Billla, M n. Eugene Smithson, Bill Meek Jr. and Robbie Meek. For Yen' 200 N. PARK AVB. The Woman’s Society of Christies Servlet of Greco Methodist Church is pUnning as asosnel type of rapper. This Saturday they win serve a "IS casts a spoonful supper" from B to T:30 at the church. A delicious menu is bsiag planned with turkey, hem and ell the trimmings. Bring the children and all of the family, and order ■ full m ail or as many spoon* fuls as they desire. Proceeds wlU ba added to tba building fund. General chairman -of tba supper is Mrs. Bella Rosimin. Potters ere displayed la many local stores. North, bolding the same h u d he held la Monday's column, agaia mahet the artificial four-club rtsponoo to hla partner*! opening spade This bid tsQi South, North has four or more spades headed by two of the three top honors, a singleton or void In clubs and enough extra strength to warrant a tpada game contract even if South’s opening bid were a minimum. South’s h u d la far from a minimum and ho decides to So after a grand slam via the Blackwood route. When North sheers only one king South settles for six. Haj ner’a strength isrepresented I knows that part of hla part* | by a singleton club, making (tie J ha (tinman: By New Arrivals Local Events The Hermocallli Circle of the Garden Club will meet at I p.'m. at the Plnecrest Inn for dinner, followed by a pro­ gram, with Mrs. Eric Vlhlen and M n. John Sikes in charge. Personals rlage to better advantage by tearing bow to be a home­ maker than by bolding down an outside Job. A young and lnaxperkneed homemaker eaa learn a lot In a year about cooking, run­ ning a household, budgeting, decorating, entertaining, sew­ ing and keeping a husband happy if that U her ooe and only Job and major Interest. But if a bride begins her married life trying to do two Jobs at once she Is sure to slight the Job of homtmaktagShe can easily Justify the sketchy meals she puts to­ gether In a few minutes, tha baphasard housekeeping, her why*worry-lf-lt- costs- morc-ltIt-ssvea-Ume attitude toward shopping on the grounds that sha works the same hours as her husband i t a paid Job and the hasn’t the time or the energy to keep bouse any other way. Then when a baby cornea along and the wife ha* to stop working, things get really tough. For the young wife has to learn to care for a baby and to be a real home­ maker all a t once. After depending on two pay checks for two, the family now m ust stretch one to take c a rt of three. And tha young wife who haa escaped from tha house each day to go to a Job la now faeed with the fact that she Is completely tied down. If she starts feeling sorry for herself, it’s no wonder. Wouldn’t she have been bet­ ter off to have started out as a full time homemaker and learned the Job of bornemaking before she had to learn how to be a mother? That la bow women used to begin marriage ‘and no one thought they were laxy or no­ se count because they thought homemaking waa a full-time Job even before children came along. YOU’LL THRILL AT THESE IV EY S SHOE STORE Nunn Both • Paradise Freeman - Naturallxer Rand • Jacqueline POLL PARROT To our Fashion Show Thursday 8:00 p. m . Festive F ashions., Door P riz e s. • . "A free ahow while you enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and good food of the Superb Velvets JL,L_ bis own king ef duba duplk eatioB. Thla la one instance where almost any pair playing al> moot any act of coorentlone would arrive at six spades so it proves nothing about the convention except that it doein’t do any harm to aae risk with any artificial con­ vention. Your partner may forget about It whan it fin­ ally comes up or maybe be will have forgotten Just enough to get you into trowwherealtUag and waiting for I something to happen. I ' \J t S. \ L 1 I \ R I Uf - I N » T Ml A l f H CARLOAD PASS NITES Showing A t T:l> Only "THE PURPLE GANG* Starring Barry SalUvan Ce-Featare A t B ill Only "THE BIG COUNTRY* With A “Big CasC Gregory Peck Jean Stamens Charlton Heaton Bert Ivte COMINO FRL * BAT. Patterson > Linton Fight Filina ----- Plea — "Gono With Tha Wind" HEY KIDS! FREE Fire Prevention Show S a t Moraine IS M Fall Length Featar* Pins P r im Get Free AdatUaloa TiektU Front Your Teacher . . . Show And Prtieo Hpoaoorvd By Sanford • Seminole Jnycoee Rkh T o m Imported Fabrics for Salta, Linings and Evening Wraps. OPEN 13:41 LAST DAY IMPORTED COTTON y jo u c tM h w iis u d . Capri” fey Oswald Jacoby By T h e Spoonful They will begin their season in their new building. The first meeting la scheduled for this Friday, starting with a luncheon. Mrs. George Means is luncheon chairman aad working with her will be Mrs. Jerry Arndt, M n. Jack Dodd, M n. Mao King, M n. John Lundy, M n. A. A. M ycn, M n. Roy Welsenbarger and M n. B. P. Wheeler Jr. Any member who la unable to attend this meeting must notify a member of thla com­ mittee in advance. It is interesting to know that "I'll probably get a Job all but $3,000 haa bean paid and work the first year or on the new building, due to bard work by the loyal dub two. There’s not much point in my Just sitting around a members. little apartment all day.” So saye today's prospective bride. And nobody, not even experienced housewives, ever Mr. and Mrs. Danny Naal announce the birth of a B lb. seem to point out to her that • os. daughter Sept U at a young wife might spend the Seminole Memorial Hos­ the lin t year or two of marpital. They have cboecn the name Daaia Brooke for the new a r­ rival. Maternal grandparents Mrs. P. P. Campbell of 104 are Mr. and M n. Don Stowall of Sanford a n d paternal Escambia Drive has returned g/andparants ar* Mr. and from a three months visit to Mrs. Jack Neal of Enterprise. relatives in Tennessee, North She is the great granddaugh­ Carolina, Kentucky and north­ ter of M n. Lota Brooke, post­ western Florida. master at Osteen. Mr. and Mrs. Harman E. The young lady’a father, Morris have returned from a who is serving in the U. S. visit in Atlanta, Ga. While Air Force, is home for a 13 there they were the guests of day visit with his new daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Dodd and ter, his wife and two year old attended the Georgia Techeon, Danny Jr. He la present­ L5U football game last week­ ly stationed a t the Air Force end. Base In Altus, Okie. Beautiful Models Just Arrived New Shipment of • DEAR ABBY: My father says he likes to eat dog food. He says it is the same as ground beef and as pure as anything voo can buy at the meat counter for humans. Can you please tell me what is the matter with him? RUBY HELEN MERIWETHER Suadsy School Class e f the f o r t h . Tea sea r e a l l y e p la n s ," She aM of, Hhs tease | the irises will s u b s U a root a VELVET The meet heaullfal printed velvet la all Central Florida. Thla is truly a design and piece ef fabric th at must be ||A l > seen to ba appreciated. yd. —— IMPORTED RAYON VELVET STARTS TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE In feur luscious shades to complimmt fj the beauty uf the superb printed velvet 1 im po rted COTTON TH E . SU ED E • t Important fall dress mi tad ai’a market. PLUS — Patterson - Liston Fight Film If THK ABOVE FABRICS are a few e f the hundreds sf beautiful sad unusual fabrics sn sale at G arrett’s. W* do net ewn *r have aa interest la any ether fstole shop la the Sanford area. Sanford. Fla. A �I t u (i> k d ito n a i l i t l ( i t M afic Memest* U •p ert* •it* (•) A ttaotl* W M lItr (4) Mid-FI*. 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PA 1-4 Pot Roast (i Short Ribs WHERE SHOPPING IS A P L E A S U R E “8 BUYING ALTAMONTE S f BINGS. CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK. LONGWOOD, MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND 8ANFORD." . . . frodi HIGHWAY IT-tJ u 4 STATE ROAD 444 �NEW TORE (UPI) — Texas and Alabama, the country's top eoDege football powerhouses, were established heavy favorites today to remain un­ beaten In Saturday games. The powerful Longhorns, who vaulted past fallen leader Ohio State and Alabama to pace the voting in the United Press International Board of Coaches balloting this week, were picked by 1814 points over Oklahoma while the Crimson Tide were an even more prohibitive choice to down Hous­ ton, the point spread being 21. Only Penn State, Washington and Northwestern among the top-ranked teems figured to be Involved in tough w w c H a M J c n o t, } t K B S S aS T \ 4 R I T I i l l l i u ’w u n a I 1 H c m -u m i ^ / i * IMIllllHiM *» m' * Sooth Semisolt Junior High School canM through with their second win of the seasou a s they downed Oviedo 12-8 last weekend. Vail Lambert made the first score for the winners as he swept around end for a sparkling 8* yard run to the end sons. The run came with M seconds showing on the clock before halftime. S5JH5 missed the extra point The 80 yard run brought South Seminole from behind to tie the score at halftime In tha second quarter Steve Simpkins drove across from three yards out for the clincher of the night Once again the PAT was missed and South Seminole took a 12-8 lead. This score stood for tha remainder of the game. Lambert sad Less Lyle stood out la tbs offensive gam s for South Seminole. Both boys did outstanding Jobs running and throwing the hall. On tha defensive side tha pair stood out as outside linebackers as they teamed up to make numerout key tackles throughout tha evening. Ron Boston and Allen Kearns also were outstand­ ing on defense for the win­ ners with Jimmy Mltchall, Paul Lambert, Burt Hilde­ brand and Don Bird also contributing to tha defensive effort with fine play. QOOO/domttmb WHEELS HOLDT O |* » D BETTER NOW |m i l l e r 's b u il o im g s u p p l i e s GAINESVILLE (U PI) — Florida coach Ray Graves says ha Is "vary satlsflsd” with quarterback Tom Shan­ non and Indicated Tuesday lit­ tle Larry Llbertora may have to fight for a starting post against Taxes A A M Satur­ day. Llbertora, who was hurt la tha Duka game, has bean miss­ ing practice and waa replaced temporarily by Sljuinon—a sophomore southpaw. Llbertora waa back a t full strength Tuesday but Graves said ha would probably be us­ ed sa a "wild card" Saturday. T o Buckeyes MtArt/AHtCUSUOLMa. South — Miiaiaaippi S t 7*4 < w Tulane; N n j 17 over Cornell; Mary­ land t over North Caroline; Duke 14V4 over California; Clemaon 9 over Gcorfia; Florida 6 over Texas AA M ; Georgia Tech 14 over Tennessee; South Carolina IS over Wake Forest; Louisi­ ana S t 11 over Miami (Fla.). Midwest — Michigan S t 7V4 over Michigan; Iowa 10 over Indiana; Wis­ consin 7M| over Notre Dame; Kansas 5 over Iowa S t; Nebraska 14 over North Carolina S t Southwest — Texas Christian 11 over Texas Tech; Rice 2 over Oregon. West — Washington S t V/g over Stanford. M ( J U t r PtfTTINB u r i n e sa n d n w i HUNK OP MfCAR, UKB ItX l S AJ Df . scraps, but aD were picked to win. Penn State was a seven-point pick over Army, Washington was 6Vi over Ore­ gon State and Northwestern, a new­ comer to the top 10, was a slim half­ point choke over Minnesota. In other games Involving topranked teams, Arkansas was selected by 1914 points over Baylor and Purdue by 20 over Miami of Ohio. Ohio 8tatc, whieh dropped to 12th place following its loss to UCLA was made a 27-point favorite to bounce bock against Illinois. Other top games by section: East — Syracuse 7*4 over Boston College; Princeton 7 over Penn; Dart­ mouth 10 over Brown. TU6 OUIV BOOM THE MS CffitfT CCETKDf AES TH6SS/ 1-f t- i COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P I> The Ohio SUta University football team, stopped at the goal line last year by tha fac­ ulty council in a bid for a trip to the Rose Bowl, haa the council’s approval to play in the post-aeason classic. By a stand-up vote of 38-20, the faculty council lata Tues­ day approved the athletic council’s unanimous recom­ mendation that the team ba allowed to make the trip to Pasadena _ Invited. The atand-up vote came after ef­ forts to have a secret ballot failed. Rides 4 W inners NEW YORK (UPI)—Willie Shoemaker, the nations* lead­ ing rider, rode four win­ ners a t Belmont Park Mon­ day. By Beanie Broadway Herald Sparta Editor S eab m te High School of Daytona Beach cornea to town Friday night to do battla with 8HS coach Jim Pigott’a San­ ford Semlaolea. the non-conftrance clash wlU gst underday a t I p. m. In Memorial NEW YORK (UPI)—Calvin Griffith admitted today there is a “good possibility' Mlnnesots and Baltimore may com­ plete a deal la which the Twins would get either Mill Pappas or Chuck Estrada for Earl Battey. Griffith and president Lee MacPbsll of the Orioles have already discusaed the trade, and one of the reasons it baa been held up la that the Twins aren’t sure which of the two rigbthanded Baltimore pitch­ ers they prefer. . Pappas, 23, won 12 games and lost 10 for the Orioles this season, while Estrada, also 23, turned In a disappointing *•17 record. "I want to check with the scouts la our organisation and find out whom they Ilka bat­ ter, Pappas o r Estrada," Griffith explained. "I know they’re both good pitchers but naturally wa'd like to have the better one of the two." Griffith feels the Twins, who finished second in the Amer­ ican League this year, might have overtaken the Yankeei if they would have had one more dependable pitcher. Henea, his willingness to glva up the 28-year-old Battey, who la still considered the No. 1 catcher In the circuit even though be tailed off badly dur­ ing tha second half of the campaign. Battey batted .302 In 1001 but dropped to .2*7 this year, driving In 37 runs. Ha baa spent eight seaaona In the AL, breaking In with the Chicago White Sox In 1833. In addition to their talks with tha Twins, the Orioles also have been discussing a possible deal with the Cincin­ nati Reds, who are interested in first baseman Jim Gentile. To get Gentile, the Reds might glva up first baseman Gordon Colaman along with catcher J ease Gonder, who led the Pacific Coast League in hitting this year with San Dlago and also was named the "Minor League Player of the Y ear." The St. Louis Cardinals also have been talking t r a d * around World Series' beadquarters and their main bait Is righthanded pitcher Larry Jackson, a 18-game winner this season. General manager Bing Devine says ha's looking for a first-string shortstop a n d among the clubs he has talked to so far are the Chicago Stadium. Pigott bopaa to aend a complete team Into the game. Mott of the Seminole Injuries turn healed up for the team and there Is a possibility that the entire team could be Bolt­ ed out The only member of the squad still on tha definite In­ White Sox, New York Yenkeet, Pittsburgh Pirates and Detroit Tigers, “If ws can't get tha short­ stop we want, w ell taka a hard-hitting outfielder," Devine said. Aiked about a possible Ken Boycr-Rocky Colavlto deal, Devine refused to bo nailed dowa, buf said, “ I don’t think Dstroit would be willing to let to Colavlto." Among the players the Car­ dinals have asked about ars Luis Aparido of lha Whits Sox, Phil Linz of the Yankees and Dick Groat of the Pirates. Thera also has been a report that the Dodgers are planning n wholesale shake-up of their playing personnel. But If any Dodier players do go, It will b# veterans like Wally Moon, Duke Snider, Jim Gilliam and Johnny Podres rather than youngsters like the two Davis­ es, Tommy and WUtta, of Frank Howard. Milwaukee also la la the market for dealing, with such players as Del Crandall, Lew Burdette and Joe Adcock as the ones being ticketed for other pastures. By Mrs. Adaas Mailer ’ Frink Stoney, president of the DeBary Spareribbers Fri­ day afternoon Bowling Club, baa announced that six Gen­ eral If. P. Newton Memorial Trophies have been donated to the League. Cbauncy King baa been accepted as a new member. Latest results of the com­ petition show that the Tend­ er Team Is in first place with 12 wiaa and four losses and Scrap and Tough are tied for second place with 10 wins and six losses. At the last season Ells­ worth Ogden and Archie M. Long each rolled 311 series. Frank Woodruff, baby of the Spareribbers, was pre­ sented with a birthday cake on the occasion of bis 79th birthday during the last sea­ son and It la of Interest to note that he was winner of the ABC award for the most Improved bowler at the sea­ son's end. Why YOU Should Buy’ TIRES from McROBERTS jured list Is halfback Buddy Lawson. Lawson suffered a dislocated elbow In the Apopka game and could be out for several more games. Jack Caoto will atsp into tbs ita tt­ ing role a t fullback. Butch U ser will be moved ovtr to h a l f b a c k along with Jim Wtsalund. Seabrecse baa several toturning lettermen their squad and are out tor revenge of the beating handed them by the Semlnolee last year. Seabreeie will field a larger and stronger team than Sanford but tha feat moving Seminole offense will be tha thing that will turn tha tide for a victory. Pigott will probably go with Chip Crawford and David MeGllUa at tha ends, Eugene Wil­ liams and Wayne Eppa at the tackles, David McLean and Jack Elam a t the guards and All-American J . B. Phillips a t eantsr. Tommy Hinson will do the signal catting with Blaer, Caolo and Wsealand compos­ ing the backfleld. NEW YORK (U PI) — The 1962 World Series, delayed first by the playoff for tha National League pennant and than by a day of rain, will be m um ad—weather permitting In Yankee Stadium today with tha Yankees and Giants all even at two games each. And the same two pitchers — righthanders Ralph Terry of the Yankeea and Jack San­ ford of the Glanta — were ■chtduled to go a t It to deter­ mine who will be leading when the Seriea returnee in San Francisco Friday. Thursday will be an open day for travel. The weather—which kept tome 80,000 waiting In Yan­ kee Stadium Tuesday for an hour and 11 mlnutea before the postponement waa an­ nounced — was supposed to Top man la City League ac­ tion l u t week was Bucky For guano, bowling for Kngle'a and pounding the pint for a ■olid SOS terica with games of » 0 , 213, IS); good consistent bowline. Meanwhlk Harry Pentecost n a tty found the line la his second lam e, comlog up with the high single for the night, 237, only two pins short of beating the high game for tbs season. Je t Lanes, led by "Old 21Murphy’s 370 series, managed to coma storming back from a first gams defeat to take three from Engle's, who drop­ ped into a tie for eighth place. Je t Lanes now shares first place with Lake Monroe fna who took three from Buddy's Auto. Sanford Mfg. Co. found rough going against Team No. 4, and by taking only one point, dropped to third spot in the standing*. Bud De Jong led Sweeney’s to a three point wia over Jim Spencer’s with a fine 583 series. Frank Sehautteet was high for the losers with e 535. In another three point win, Harry’s Li­ quor took their match with Plnecrett Inn, Tom Best being high with a 383 series. garnet "I realised all the problems concerned—transportation and tickata among them—and fi­ nally had to give up when all the advance favorable weather forecasts did not bold up," Frick said. Stop A ll Hunting NOW! For boat bargains that la. You can find beat prices and quality on all 1862 modela In our show rooms. Example $1195 10’ Larson $785. $809 80 hp. push button Evinrudes $595. Tilt trailer from $139. We are closed all day Wedensday field testing equipment. 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Cor. beat card p ita yet tot rals- of Vincent Dr. W lm lap C b r l s t m a a mane PA H o tt, Evtattga. RKSPOKSmUTTl Thomas Moving & Storage Uafttnlshed 3 b e d r o o m bouse, largo yard, near school. 3643 Myrtle Are. PA 3-0943. OID YOU KNOW . . FURNISHED BOOM Mr gcaYou eaa a t m up to 1000 tiemaa. Private bath. New pouads of ANYTHING for a home, $33 per mooth. Pb. whole month for juat $3.00? FA You eaa move the furnishInjs of a 3 bedroom bouse Furs. S Room A p t Adults. $30 Mo. FA 2-6410. a ernes town for about $37.00. Legal Notice Free Estimates, a t obllgaBR. F u n . House. ICO tw rum e n s e tn r c s v a r , Iroquois Ave. Inquire Af­ s is t c j v D t c m n i c t t r . 301 N. Laoiwl FA 3-1M1 ter 1:30 p. m. tw a m i won a a a t n o t a c o i m . r t o a o * . la c a a n . 8. Education • Iastractioa House trailer ft Cabana furn "T hey tu m s d N a id s w f t fa r th e KR C e r ts • • • f l f t t f M t r * c a t wo. laser a o a r o a o a ro m w c to irw a labed. Dewitt Trailer Park. W IN T E R PA RK FK D K IU t* CEBAMIC INSTRUCTION. 12. R eal E a U ln F a r Sold 6. F o r R a n t Reisonable. OAVINOfl AND LOAN ASSO­ CIATION, • eo rporatlop e rffm nli.d e n d c ils tln * e a d s r t h e l»w» e t th e B a tte d SUMS e t A m erica puuun, HARRY S. K A N E u l SARAH A K A N E. Ala w ifi. M It, D ifia d ta ti, NOTICE OP SUIT t O l H A R R T B. KANE s a d SARAH a. KANE, b is w ifi. H u n te r, N#w Y ork end HAROLD OOLDHAN end B E R T H A OOLDHAN, Ala wlfo. SI O ran d A renac, ML V ernon, Now York, •n d to e a r end ell o th e r p a r ti t a clalm ln* enr rig h t. U lts, a n d /o r le* In te rc a t le end to the lo lle w lew dtoerlhod p ro p o r t /, to -w lt: L o t s. o f B i t i k * r of W A L K E R S ADDtTION TO ALTAMONTE BP R t MO A A ltnm oeto B prlngi, BomlnoU CoSBty, F lorid*. e ce o rd tn e to tho p la t th ir o o f r*curd*d In P i e t B ook S, P a c o 14, of th e P u b llo lla c o n lt o f aom leolo C ounty. Florida, TOO A R E HKRKUT NOT!P IE D t h a t I b t P U tntK f. W IN . T E R PA R K PKUKItAL BAT. INO « AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION. A c o rp o ra tio n o rg a n is­ ed and o ila tln g u n J .r tho lew a of tho U n ltid S t a t t t of A m .rtr* , hao In stitu te d su it e g e tn o t y o u In tho C ircuit C o u rt s f th e N inth Ju dicial C ircuit, la e n d for Seminole C ounty, F lo rid a, tho a a tu re • f tho c u lt la to forectoce a m o rte n s e o a tho a b o r t d n c rlb id p ro p e rty , said p roperty k o la s s itu a te d aad located la Sem inole C ounty, F lorida. Tou a n d ta c k of you a re hereby req u ired to file y o u r Anewor w ith tho c le r k of tho C ircuit C ourt. In a n d (o r Seminole C ounty, F lo rid a, a a d aarea a c o p y th o ra o f upon W. B. W laderw oodlo, of tho firm of W lndorw eedlo. H alnea, llu a to r A W ard. 114 P a rk A r e s i t South. W in te r P a rk , Florida, A tto rn e y ! fo r P la la tlf t la tho above actio n , oa o r before tho S lit day o f October 1141, oleo a D aeraa Pro Con feato w ill ba a n ta rad a sa ln e t you. IT IS O R D ER E D th a t U la ba published In Tho Sanford H erald, a n*w ,p » p * r publleb* ad In Bemlnola C ounty, F lo r­ ida, once each w eek for four o oneeeutlro week*. W ITNESS tho hand of tho C lerk o f th e C ircuit Court, Sem inole C ounty, Florida, thla th a 14th day of September, A. D.. t*4:. (SEAL) A rib a r It. B eckw ith. Jr., C lerk a t th a C ircuit C ourt Uyi M a rth a T. Vlhtea D. C. W tnderw eedla, H a ln te , H u n t­ e r a W ard 314 P a rk Avanue. Baulk W in te r P a rk . Florida Publleh Sept. 14 A OeL I. It. IT, 1143. CDA-41 I. Far Raat FUBM. AFT. Wm Legal Notica in t h e Ti m M e n te rrr covet o f ju d ic ia l c a t e r t r IN AND FO R SEMINOLE COCNTT. FLORIDA. IE CWAWCBBT E A 1SB3S UaCAUOHAN MORTOAOB c o m p a n y , IN C . a F lo rid a eo rp o ratlo a. P la in tiff, CLINTON TOMPKINS OUZTS and CH RISTIN E B OT D OUZTS, h it w lfa; a a d W IL ­ LARD IRA SM ITH and JEA N LAURA SMITH, fcla wlfa. D e fe n d a n t! NOTICE TO DBVBND OR O R D ER OP PUBLICATION SU IT FO R FORECLOSE EM T O l CLINTON TOMPKINS OUZTS and C H R ISTIN E BOTD OCZTS, hie w lfa S i l t D orohaater Road C h a rle ato a Height*, S o u th C arolina WILLARD IRA SMITH and JE A N LAURA SMITH, h la w lfa M arm ora, New Je rse y TOU. AND BACH OP TOU, a re hereby notified th a t a C o m p lain t fo r Forootoouro of M o rtg ag e hao boon flltd a s a ln e t you. and you a re r e ­ q u ired to to re # a copy of y o u r A new or o r Pleading# to tho C om plaint an tha P la in ­ tiff's a tto rn e y , Joseph M. P lta s e ra ld . l i t Security T ru st B uilding, Miami 33. Florida, and ftla tho e rls ln a ! Anawor or P lead in g In tho offleo of tho C lerk of tko C ircuit C ourt oa o r before tho 3nd day of N ovem ber A. D, 1143. If yon (nil lo do lo. Judgm ent by d e fau lt will b* tak e n a g a in st you fo r tho re lief dem anded In the C o m p la in t . Tho description of the real p ro p e rty proceeded a g a in st let L ot >4. block D. WOODM EHB PARK 3ND R E ­ PLAT, according to P la t th e re o f recorded In P la t Booh It, Pago I t . Publlo Record* a f Senilnols Coua ty, Florida. T b it notice th a ll bo publleh *d once each w eek for four coneecullv* w eeka In the S anford H erald. DONE AND O RDERED at S anford, Sem inole County, F lorida, thla le t day of Oct o ber A. I f , 1343. (SEAL) A rth u r H. Beckw ith, Jr. C lerk. C lreu lt Court By: M artha T. Vlhlsn D eputy C lark Joseph M. P ltegerald 134 S e c u rity T ru et Bid* Miami U . F lorida P ublish Oct. 3. 1#. IT. II. CD8-14 Antwmr to Pmvlnun Puril* site?* 30 Places IS Cooked I t B u f f a lo U Choose 34 Inthusuim S iff S t A uak 41 Dlminulrt# a,.K “ SS5 44 K i n d a f c r e a m 4* C r e e k f 4* H e ig h t _ *0 Romea |M \ S I Eq u al | W S 3 O r ie n t a l m o n e y SI Certain 34 W a t c h e s 33 r i r . a h DOWN 1 Eaterlalner 3 Toward the •haltered side I Place at tha 3 Spoken T ita M 3S Platform SB VlnegarUka 31 llerimic band 33 Lack 33 Keck heck SSkadadare 40 U nde 4JOld rreach U Vegeta bla ___ awey 47 Eaten i 41 Enorv alec lu Pin# l 331 M Needle cam 33 Sim ple M W ar god if (Iraeco 3* A1*0 i 1 id r r ir ir u IT ir | JT fr nr U r BT ST" tr r N i w i r m i ENTixrxuE assn. u 41 Ph. FA 84822 Btae Lustra>wO*a Furniture, L rto w n ro . SRrmba Heavy duty Hybrid O m nium s in Moon f ia t, • hp. $41 GRAPXV1LLE NURSERY FA 2-2073. O n pa villa Ave. near 30th a t »H MsgneUa New Westinghouee UM0 SIU Air-CoBdltt— r $176. Oemptote set i f Gelf bua ft wood* mr !■ mm. 73 X IS Chnla Link Faun, S SS. Pwwftwa year old. totalled free li Sanford, glgg. 128 ONftftf Bell Ua Year Furnitun. Quiek Oak Dr. FA 64MS. Service With The Cash. DUTCH MILL NUBBSXY Petunias, Tbmatoe Plants, Calendulas. New Upeala Bd. Off 20th St. r, J 'Y 3 * l ’? SUPXX TRADLNG POfT. FRIGIDAIRE FA 24477. euhte ft-, new petal, m a t Uka saw. $$6. NO 64U7. WE BUY U set turntturo. PA PA 24476. Dark-colored. Rattan 3 piece sectional, large curaar to hie Used furniture, appliances, lounge chair with o ttcraaa, tools, etc Bought . Sold. glass-tapped coffee table, Larry's Mart 316 Saafacd aad end tsk h . Formica Avt. PA FA 64131 lopj)id tAblM | | d fflfB ||p i Highest Cain rn eee Paid pared cmhtoee. Make aOm. ft Trade-In Allowance Made FA 2-2237, On Used Furniture ft Ap35. Article* Waste* pliaaccc. GOOD used Recard Player. W ILSON -M AIER t: E. First SL FA 3-5422 Write Box 42, e/4 Herald. FREE ESTIMATE •5 t Stenstrom Realty Today's Buy *9S Jim Hunt Realty HOLLERSo/SANFORD TEE N GREEN 3 ft 4 BEDROOM, M ONTHLY uw 17“ IT 11 a imi WtndahMd Back Gtoss IDS P a * Door GUm Vent Glana SERVICE SenkarOc Glass and Paint We b n Carpet at Be coat with Company W all PAYM ENTS AT \ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WANTED Upholstering ft Mattne* ren­ $55.00. Phono FA 2-3661, nicely furnished. Apply St. Lake. Exclusive - Restrict­ Light weight double b a rre l ovating. Naw ft Used FundWill care for children to my Robert A. Williams. Jo in ’s Realty. 116 N. Park ed. Make your home in Bide being received for old shat gun 14 a r N gangs tu n . CaH Nix Bedding Mfg. home. Adults supervised. church building. Church of AV0. FA 24123. this beaudfal Lake Front Tal. 3324961 or $264741 Co., i t 106 Celery Ave. 322-6326. X Bedroom unfuiulsbed the Natireoe, Laka Mary, iubdivision. Largo lakeFA 3-3117. B o o m trailer. FA 34007. house. 1305 Elliott Phone PA 2-2590. ^ frm E 38. front aad laka view lots WANT a good homo, good food FA 2-5254 or FA >4626. available. Alan S ft 4 bed­ Furs. Small downatalra ApL aad c a n ? Reasonable. El­ 3 Complete Booms tor soma- 1186 YELLOW XD8BL 9tto on# to take over paymants room, I bath homes. Go to J. W. Hall* R ealtor 1603 Maple. FA 2-0731. derly people. FA 24136. vertible, by twaar. CaH SMALL HOUSE, near base. of $1346 per month or will Paola School, then west 44 “CaH Hall” PA S-3441 FA 24472 after 8 p u t. e r Partially furnished. Avail­ Room for right party. Good Days work. FA 34633. sacrifice for cash. Call colmile oa I . Sylvan Labe Dr. Se. French Ave. contact Mrs. OIntow, able Oct. 15. Call FA S4U6 home. 3234301. tect TE 6-1511. Caaaolbcr. Call FA t-T M days ar Llncoto-Marcury, lot. after 4:10 p.m. FA $4349 evenings. Or see 2 Bedroom bouse, excellent 21. B eau ty ty . U a ROOMS and bath. Com­ e e n d I t ion. Transferred, HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 116? CHXVEOLET half toft your broker. pletely unfurnlabcd. Near BEAUTIFULLY f u r a l s k OWNER transferred. Must most sell. FA 2-5571. Pickup Truck $761 Excell­ Professional Caro. Soft Water. NAS. Nothing fancy, but ed room. FA f-7431. sell complete houae ef furn­ ent condition. Cell FA 60841 10* S. Oak FA 34743 cheap rent. $7.50 week. Pb. By Owner, attractive airiture, 1 year old. FA 34714. River Front FURNISHED Garage Apart­ FA 2-3216. 1806 Jeop Motion Wagon, 4 conditioned I bedroom, i PERMANENT SPECIAL! m ent 1201 Magnolia Ave. wheel drive, $14M, 1104 W. bath homo, la Piaecnot $4.30 Complete and n largo 34. A r tk te a F o r Bale Furnished Apartment close Property 3rd Addition. Drapes, fence, 23th SL can of atyto spray BEDROOM borne, kitchen is. Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013 TENTS FOR tamping. Targe, well bepi yards. I l l W. Cut 'N Curl Beauty equipped, I blocks from WEKTVA RIVER ESTATES rope, m eat kits. Surplus 57* WELAKA APARTMENTS: Coleman Circle. PA M B . IIS Palmetto FA I4S34 Elementary School. $100 Approximately $M aerea, with City. M l W. 1st Rooms prirata baths, H i month. FA 24457. Gateway T* The Waterway ISO f t ea rivnr, to a lto off S BB home for aala by own­ W. First I t 24. Electrical Services factory to to u Your XVIN1UDX Dealer R t 44. er., oa 1 acre of toad. Ph. 1 Bedroom Houaetrailer, pri­ ALUMINUM BUNDS Robeon Sporting Goods FR101DA1RE RENT A BED PA 24746. 14,500 vate lo t Water ft electric l i i l t n f heed, Sag-prot 30444 E . l i t Ph. - F A ------___.Salas ft. Service Rollaway, HotplUl ft Baby furnished. FA 2-1306. Call FA 3-0473 after 4:00 p.m. If you have good credit, no House Wiring, Free Estimates - S i raU*with plastic Beds Plastic or rayon tapcA Cot- 14 F t Runabout Xlmmol, os* cash needed. New 5 bed 3 Bedroom bouse FA 2-3li* Sid Vlblco's Randall Electric By Day, Week, or Mooth 3 LARGE BEDROOM house ccllent coodlUoa. 36 hgv toe or nylon cords. room home, kitchen equip­ after 5. US Magnolia Pb. FA 34013 CARROLL’S FURNITURE and Florida room which Johnson, windshield, t a p S o ak er Ik Ginas a n d P a in t ped. $41 a month. Call Pb. FA 84121 111 W. lat S t can be readily changed la running lights, cushkma, Partially furnished bouse in Company 3221065. 25. P lu m b in g S erviced to 4th BR, 3 hatha, plenty extra gas tank ft trailer. Geneva. $40 a mooth. Pb. 210 Magnolia PA FA 1-4422 Furn. Apts. 516 Park Are, of closets, citrus irees la Must Mil 3 hemes, 3 years Stool Bt $M8. Ph. 332-7118. Pb. FA 3-031. Singer round bobbin equip­ yard, 1 block from Southold for tha prica of one. 3 Furn. Cottage. FA 2-5097. ped to tig sag. Guaranteed. 59. T ra ito rs * CfttotBiB aide aebool. Newly de­ and 3 bedroom, high ahady SANFORD I I E R A L T ) 3 payments of $7.11. PA corated Inilde and out. Ap­ lots. $14,000. Seo these Plumbing Si Heating 26' Long, r wide. '23 general Bedroom furnished bouse WANT ADS FA 2*411. ply Manual Jacobson De­ homes before you buy AIR CONDITIONING On* Br. $300 equity and taka $75. Plus water ft electric. BRING FAIT partment Store, a c r o a a 468-4601. CONTRACT and REPAIR over pnymeata ef $44.14 Mm 1117 Summerlin Ave. RESULTS BUY. Trade ar 8*0 Used from post office. WORK FA 2-3704. Furniture, Appliances, TV'j 13. Mortgage L«tn* EFFICIENCY Apt., Sanford Leaae with option to buy. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 24542 or what have you. Williams House trailer ft C*bena furn­ Muit have good credit New IT ’S A BUYER’S neweat, Ideally located on MORTOAOB LOANS Furniture Mart, Hwy. 174$, PLUMBING ished 230.00 down, $3048 3 bedroom home, kitchen First St. near Poit Office. FHA and Conventional Casselberry, Fla. Coatracttog ft Repairs MARKET Mo. Totol price $1460. De­ equipped. $41 a month. Call 3 City Parking Loti, shop­ Commercial ft Reeldential FREE DELIVERY witt Trailer Park. e 322-8065. ping plaoea. Suitabla for ONION PLANTS R. L HARVEY Now la tho time to buy one couple or single, one rent Crystal Wtx Bermuda Per 32* IlousetraUar. Perk Avis 304 Saatord Ave. FA 64242 of these government-owned No utility charges. Inquire 9. F o r Sale o r R e n t M—43.30; 500—11.50; 5 M Trailer Park. Lot 23. homes. We have 3 BR, 1 Manuel Jacobson D e p t lot* end over per M $2.00 Home on Beautiful Lake bath to 3 BR, 2 baths In t t l N. Park Ave. FA 2-2I2U 28. R adio Jk T elevision Store. FOB Here. A.M. Prevail Markham. Call Evening! various sections of San­ PhoM 746-2115, Seville IS. Uunineaa O p p o rtu n ity Bryan's T.V. Open 7 days, FA 2-1587. CLEAN first floor apart­ ford. Prices range from 24 hours. Scrvlco calls days Florida ment. Private entrance. 97.500 to 115,500. Monthly YOUNG and OLD can make or nighL $2.00. TOO W. Oth Furnished Houae In Sanford. 1004 Palmetto Ave. payments as low as $46.50 ANTIQUES for sale. Call Christmas money e a e i l y St. 3234361. Ph. 186-4849 Apopka. Includes everything. Homes FA 34135. through money-back Sales 1 ft 2 BEDROOM apt. Pb available for as Ultle ai 54 FO RD Kit Plan. FA 2-4033, Even 27. Special S erv ices FA 2-1442 between S:30 lo 12. Real B a ta ta F o r Sal* Automatic W'ashar. FA 2-0007 150.00 down, yea, today's mgs. 7:00 Moo.-Frl. or FA 2-4501 2 Bedroom home, $44.00 per PIANO TUNING - Electronic Tillers ft Riding Mower at borne buyer hai the largest any other lime. 112 W. 17th mooth. VA Palm Place. or Scientific, Repairing. •election at the loweit MODERN 2 Bay Service Sta special discount Dealer. St. lions for lease la downtown (Praver Homes). W L. HARMON prices. FA 2 8100. area to qualified person Pb. PA 2-4222 ROOMS, The Gablei, 401 STEMPER rtO U R ES FA 22561 or TA 2 3981 for Frigklalrc Automatic Wash­ Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. LAWN SEHV1CE: mowing, THIS ONE IS A STEAL I I details. er. good condition. $40. Ph. HUNT edging. Satisfaction guar­ Unfurn. 2 BR bouse. Kilcben Two bedroom home complete­ FA 3-4131. LINCOLN . MERCURY All* of Sanford wants ex­ anteed. Ph. FA 2-1117 af­ ly furnished even to wash FHA A VA PROPERTY equipped. FA 2-34S3. perienced Sewing Machine ter 5 p. m. Hotpoint 3 years old, $73. toft machine. Concrete block MANAGEMENT A S A L E S 186 N. Palmetto Ave. Operators. Experienced on Unfurnlabcd 3 BR home. 13 cublic IL Hefrigerator. with hardwood floors! Large BROKER Ph. FA 34664 AlR-CUNDrnONING section work for ladies 2412 Willow. FA 24274. FA 2 4321. kitchen! L O C A T E D IN Office FA 2-3111 U. B. POPE CO. INC. swimwear and sportswear PEACEFUL M A Y F A I R . Nights FA 2-4641 Sas-Lanta Apartment, large Piecework with hourly 2U0 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 3234700 PRICE? Only $13,500.00, bedroom opartmenu, fur­ guarantee. Start now and TERMS. 2524 Park Dr Senford, Fla. FRIGTDA1RF, nished or unfurnished 404 move with ua to our new Sates ft Service E. 14th St.. Sanford. Plume Sanford palatial fully airG 11. HIGH 3224334. St. Johns Realty conditioned plant with cafe­ 1700 W Is. bt. Sanford THE TIME TESTED FIRM teria on premises. Apply in t Ph {A 2-3423 Furn. 2 Bedroom bouse. REALTOR - IN'SUROR US N. Park Ave. FA 24123 ^C H EV R O LE T person to our new plant Adults. FA 2-7644. FA 2-4991 1918 S. French Ave. manager Mr. Curtate at WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, ANNOUNCEMENT Modern 2 bedroom furnish­ 2 Loti, 3 room* A bath, 7 SPRINKEK SYSTEMS OLDS CADILLAC 206 N. Elm Ave. to discuss ed Apartment, upitalra All Types and Slice your future with our com­ bearing Citrus trees. Pric­ JOHN E. FOX. Reg. Real Guaranteed W arranty Used Cara Estate Broker announces over 306 ,W. Uth S t. S9U ed $3000. See II. 1L Martin, We Repair aad Service pany. the opening of hi* office at per month, water included. S T I N E Rt. 1 Box 78. FA 2-3821. 110 N. Park Avenue Small office apace, lights 18. Female Help Wanted Machinery and Supply Co. 11591 Sanford, Florida ft water furnished. Phone 2U7 W. 2nd St FA 2-4433 61 CORVA1K 2 Door .... ROBERT A. WILLIAMS WOMAN WITH car to call 57 CADILLAC 4 Door, Air CmkL C C «H * «* * * I* M * * * * H 1495 for handling all types of FA 3-1401 or FA 2-2851. Realtor regularly each month on OIL HEATER SERVICE 62 CHEVROLET 4 Door, Air Coftd. ....... 2995 real estate 3 Bedroom partly furnished Raymond LundquUt, Assoc. 1395 •itabUihed STUDIO GIRL L'irculatora cleaned and re­ 60 FALCON 2 Door Associate: Gertrude P. Fox FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. house. NO 8-5148. cosmetics clients in and 1395 paired. Complete service. 60 CORVAIR I Door Deluxu .............. —..... * Broker-salesman around Sanford, making FA 3-1117 after 5 p. m. 38 RAMBLER 4 Door, Auto. • n m m m m h ic «m «mmmmo 895 Telephone: >234559 necessary deliveries, etc. 3 57 OLDS 2 Door, Power •»«♦•#•••#•#••••••••••••#*•*•••*••#• 1095 Mailing Address BEDDING REBUILT or 4 hours per day. Route 695 P. O. Box 835 57 BUICK 2 Door, Std* Trtaa. ......... ALL TYPES will pay up to 23.50 per 995 57 CHRYSLER 4 Door, Air Cond • # « •« » * •* * * > ••••* •* # ♦ hour. Write STUDIO GIRL Call FA2 4321 for Free Esti­ 57 CHEVROLET 4 Door Bel. V-8, Std. Tnuin 2 Bedroom house, backyard 995 mate. 1 Day Service when COSMETICS Dept. 7U929 fenced In. Call alter 4:00. 395 Central Air Conditioned 57 PLYMOUTH 4 Door, Aulo. necessary. Glendale, Calif. FA 24164. Stemper Agency 1 i 1 l i r nr rrr nr nr ll ii r\ living room, tiled bath, 18. Help Wanted large Florida room with lake view, double carports. Attractive Position— Man or woman, 3546, good person­ Approx. 1-A, lot. ality and appearance. Lu­ crative. Full or part-time We have lovely 2 and 3 bed­ work available In prestige room homei la excellent btuiaeae. No usual can­ condition with low vassing, no traveling. Our pay menu. nationally known organixa tloa la number one to its 10 Acre Farm— S tiled— with Held. For local Interview garage apartment. Price cell 3234177. Experienced tsseber. $1.30 C. A. W hiddon, Sr. 19. S itu a tio n s W a ste d per lesson. For inform stion Apartments. 1216 Magnolia T w o bedroom furniabad South Sylvan Lake Shores an 202 Park Ave. apartment, 2101 Magnolia, Are. Recently redecorated, Can FA large mile wide Sylvan Sanford, Florida Tel. 122-5001 Children kept FA 2-4122. S et th e T able SSlfnaOnl danger I LsRwvcn dlih • Leavn out 3 Kind of roast 10 Eat S Bakin* 11 Lawyers tab) Ingredient ■•Overeat t t Breed spread 31 Cora on 13 Eilat t h o -----■ 14 Olva fort.i 33 Water coerce 13 Juncture 23 Hem* 15 Color 2* Jewel IT Herb II French head* X10udxun'e EXPERIENCED OWNER being transferred, I Bdrm. lto bath, 3 pear old APPLIANCE SALESMAN homo. Built-tna. Refrigera­ Prefer man 25-40. Mart ba tor, hardwood floors, air- experienced and currently condition, lot 100 n 200. THA la tha appliance business. Must have automobile. loan. $ U » dawn. FA 647S4. Position available immedi­ ately. Salary with incen­ H-O-M -E-S tives, many company beneLovely tors* home with hug* living and dining room 2 fits. Detlrs man to man­ bedrooms, 2 baths, has 2 age new store opening nice apartments to t In­ shortly. Work tot largest come. 3,000 sq. f t Large independent appliance deal­ groends landscaped. This Is e r la central Florida. Ap­ an outstanding property. ply E. N. Kelly, Jr.. Britt’s Inc., 350 No. Oraags Ave., Orlando, Florida. This S bedroom home baa a lovely kitchen, terraxio floors, tiled bath. Located OPENING Immediately gen­ eral autoaantlva mechanic. In a good neighborhood and General Motor products. ExIs a wonderful retirement geicnoo desired. Apply la home, when fishing la tha person. Jim Bates Servlet beat-Prto* $8,650.00 Manager. BUI Hemphill Moto n . 301 Wost 1st St. Surburban 2 bedroom heme, , 7 g ra l! j • J BATUS HOMES Priced From Sunland Estates Homes $ 1 1 ,9 9 0 VA - NO DOWN PAYMENT VA. FHA & IN-SERVICE LOANS Coentry (la b Road at Mayfair Country Club OPEN DAILY 11 TILL 6 WIN A NASSAU VACATION FOR 2 3 - UEURUOMS, 1, I ft & 2 DATUM LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA • fe a r rational ft FHA Financing ---------------------- n ----------- ----------Sunland Eatataa • On 17-62 (2 Ml. So. of Hanford) Sale* Office 1st. II o h m Insldo Entrance klNCSWOOU BUILDERS, INC. PH. FA 3-2074 JIM HUNT REALTY. Sale* Agrai Days, FA 3-3116 - Eve. ft Sun. FA 2-MIS - 323-0704 ONLY 5 2IOKB LUTS LEFT IN — LONGDALE or I Bedroom* l ' i and 2 Bathe 3 Monthly E # ■■ VA Pwtn. K and Low A*. U « V FHA 0 Mi. Mjulh of Snuford. Tern Wm * a t 2nd Road ooeth tot Owens Bro*. OPEN 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. DAILY 58 57 58 53 59 55 57 BUICK 4 Door, Auto., Power ----BUICK 4 Door HT, Auto. CHEVROLET f t Ton Pick-Up----STUDEBAKER 4 Door, Auto. ••*#***•*••***•*•••• VAUXHALL .................. . .•#•##•###*•##•#**•♦•#*#*•##•* PLYMOUTH 4 Door FOIU) Slntioa Wagon V-8, Auto. 595 795 795 325 695 295 895 2 LOCATIONS 2303 PARK AVE. CLAUDE HI1TELL, MGR 219 E. 2nd. ST. CHARLIE SMITH, MGR. ORLANDO CU 1-5168 * FA 2-0711 FA 2-0881. u �* •r m . - m • ' V t f - * » i . 7 *. T R U -T E N D E R BEEF Recommended By People You Know! ? y i U ! f ^ *■»*• wW *«*• triad aad enjoyed Tm-T*nder Bm I: Bill Neider, IW fr ■ thfodaQr, weSfhTwodaad leader." P ettit Loary man, -It', exeriknt. Ha writ piqued with iU «M Mn. Jri» Stall aad Mr. aadMra. J um . M cE rn of Loogwood k art com. ,i r lU Owrar aad low. to* price" Wo « y , -If yoo’re Ruap Roast Chuck Steak F resh Caught M UUEl ux 8E M arhoefer’s Smoked 100% Pure, „ / Ground Beef3 “s,i 25 S A L A D D R E SS IN G 38 18 SW EET RELISH 28 n w # Ba»»t No. 300 Can F IE L D PEAS M W H IT E A C R E PEAS BUCKEYE L IM A PUS Of J O ^ BEANS Qt. Alabama Girl 22 Ox. I*yk«* No. 300 Can C H IL I with B E A N S o* a* a h M #% , 18 Lara* Box Detergent SPAGH ETTI ftordj'a Round lto\ CORN lUuo PUte M W OOc J O Fla. Grade A D&D a Whole I E N ER G Y BREAD M IX M R . G. FREN CH FRIES ^SHORTENI NG Prices Good Thru O ct 14th Quantity Rights Reserved Fryer Parts Sanford Ave and 4th Street 1100 w. Fla. Grade A 13th S t Legs, Thighs Breast i. M b. Limit 1 With IS Food Order (With Kib) ( �- , m ■’ ■ J ' r* \iT7 .- iV'i j ■‘ W J . ■ 7 LA1BV A look a t (bo Ballmeada drainage plaas today roTtal room ter (our store* including A A P aad a proposal lor t h r o more a t a lator d a t a . . . • • • The city has ordered >0 parkins meter heads at a cost of t t i t t to get that diagonal parking project on the road. • • • That $21,000 resurfacing pro* Ject for Sanford (some 10 pro­ ject*) will get underway the first of next month. •• • V' . • Getting very near tax bill time . . . Close to 10,000 tax billa going out over the coun ty . . . there wore 13,000 last year aad la Sanford a little over 12,000 going o u t . . . Last year 11,800 went c • HUGS, KISSES, ‘WELL DONE* FROM ADMIRAL AS PIONEERING PEACEMAKERS RETURN. School Board Hears 0 0 Bid letting on the second phaso of tbo Interstate from the Loogwood-Markbam ltd. to the Orange County line alated for Nov. M . . . Apprais­ ers will present their report Friday. • • • Work on the city's sewage treatment plant going, slow, alow, slow . . , says W. K. Knowles, city manager May be ready by the first of the year. • • • Take a look at how our new post office is cornin’ . . . look­ in’ good . . . • • • T h o s e happy youngsters poling with firemen you saw on page one tbo other day were from the Pinecrest Nurs­ ery School. • • • Speaking of firemen and the like . . . free show at the Bit* Saturday morning at 10 . . . Fire prevention film spon­ sored by tho Jaycees . . . Charge . . . just bring your fire prevention poster . . . they’ll bo given out at all the grammar schools. ' • - ! Tho many kind and Interest­ ed friends of Herald carrier Alfred Berner may send cor respondenco to him In care of the FL Pierce Memorial Hos pital, Ft. Pierce, Fla. • • • There's an old saying around big cities to the effect that "you can't beat City Hall." The request of the County Commission to Gov­ ernor Bryant to look Into the bird sanctuary q u e s t i o n brought a fast note from the commission man In Ocala say' ing "our mlnda are not dosed." You bet they aren't, when the Big Man in Talla­ hassee is breathing down your neck. You can't beat the State bouse, cither. • • • The minds of the Game and Fish people were plenty closed last week. Closed tight, In fact, against the 27* property owners that lived In the area. But not now. No slrree, when the thunder started to roll, they opened, quick like a bunny, and there will be a meeting at Gen. Hutcbison'a office Friday to see wbat the Game and Fish men can do. As If they didn't already knowi • • • Have had several queries, one this morning, about the 10 acres or so that have been cleared at West First end Per simmon. The property has been up for sale aa an Indus­ trial sit* for some time, by an Orlando firm, at a big price. Now It hai been clear­ ed, stumped and graded off aa if something Is about to bappen. • • e Warnings were issued in Lonfwood today that the po­ lice Intend to crack down oa enforcing the dog ordinance and that the mayor la impos­ ing stiff fines on those brought before his court for allowing unlicensed dogs to run loose. • • • Talked with Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. and still nothing new on that All Souls arson case . . . "Just no new leadscoming In." said the chief. • , • Is a spoonful of delicious turkey and dressing worth a dime? . . . Member* of the Grace Methodist Church will be idling It for that Saturday night and you can dip the spoon as many times as you w ant Be there at 8:30. VOL. U WEATHER: Fair through Friday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 60-65. United Press Leased Wire EatablUhed 1908 THURS., OCTOBER 11, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA Fight Better Than Ransom Out-Of-Town Buys NO. 559 Merchants nsuoA.., A protest from the Down-1 County School board meeting materials from a shop locate town Merchants Association I today. ed aa far distant as Mait­ strongly objecting to the Tha letter from the asso­ land, aad tha members of tha Bill Signed WASHINGTON (UPI) — school children buying sup­ ciation pointed out that on organisation thought tha pur­ plies out of town was a ma­ savers! occasions children chases should b# made In President Kennedy today jor item of business a t the [ had been advised to purchase Sanford, especially when San­ signed a bill which will ford children ware involved. raise postal rate* by one cent Principal Hugh Carlton, of ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ on first class letters, air mall tha Junior High School, point­ nim on oa Capitol H1U that and post cards next Jin . 7. ed out that tha shop where tha American government the purchases ware made “is not oVly participating in Pressure Fails was in South Samlnola Coun­ the effortJi to fret tha Cuban UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ty, and tha children saved prisoners but tho Americ in (UPI) —Pressure by smaller to cents n yard on costunta taxpayer la going to—whe­ nations apparently had failed materials, over tbo quoted ther be knows it or Hot­ today to bring lh« Soviet Sanford morchaota’ prices foot at least part of the bill." Union and the West any clo* and there was plenty avail­ er to agreement on a nuclear able, whereas la downtown jjr ★ ★ A committee .was . named not a county problem, but he Sanford th a n waa a shorts#* .. by School Board Chairman felt a committee should be of tho m aterial needed. Booming: Sales Principal Andrew Bracken Jam es Blrkenmeyer today to appointed fo meet with the elty commissioners and medl- pointed out that It la im­ LAKELAND (UPI) - Flor­ negotiate with Sanford Mayor ate the problem. Those nam­ possible for tho schools to ida citrus industry officials, faced with a record citrus James II. Crtpps, and a ed were J. Dan Wright, Blr­ get satelfactory service on crop, anticipate little diffi­ group from the City Com­ kenmeyer snd Mllwee, athletic goods purchased in Sanford from local mer­ HAVANA (UPl) — Negotia­ culty In handling the crop and mission over the $2,300 rent­ chants. Ha declared that when tions for the release of 1,113 predict booming sales, parti al demanded by the city for captured Cuban invaders bog cularly fo* grapefruit. a shoulder pad for a football the use of the stadium built ged down Wednesday night in uniform breaks it must bo for the baseball training In­ discussion of undisclosed "de No Agreement replaced immediately, and lo­ tails," and it appeared the cal merchants can’t glva that OXFORD, Miss. (UPI) - stallation here. talks might continue for some (UPI) —Tile University of kind of sanrlre, but larger A delegation of principals time to come. stores In other cities can re­ Mississippi Faculty Senate from local schools using the New York attorney James was unable to agree Wedncs place the unit within hours, facility was on hand to dis­ R. Donovan spent about four day night on a resolution de­ and will deliver in person, if School bus driver Harvey hours in conference with Pre­ manding disciplinary action cus* their side of the m atter Pugh's report on the recent necessary. mier Fidel Castro without an­ against students heckling Ne­ with the board. It waa underlined by board accident at Collins Ave., end The principals were An­ nounced result. member J . Dan Wright, that gro Jam es H. Meredith. drew Dracken, Seminolo High Hwy. 17-92, In which Trooper the board Is a county board, "The negotiations dkl not Jim Chsmbiess’ patrol car School, Hugh Carlton, Jun­ end today as expected," Mrs Swallowed Up? and not a city board, and ha ior High School, Harper Dou­ was severely damaged, was felt that if material can be Berta Barreto, a go-between MONTE CARLO (UPI) - glass, discussed at the School Hoard Crooms Academy. in tho negotiations, aald after purchased advantageously The tiny principality of Mon­ They were accompanied by meeting today. the meeting. "They will last from outlets In other parts aco hai until midnight to Fred Ganaa also from Semi­ According to Walter Teague two or three more meetings, make a new tax deal with nole High School. The school­ who detailed Pugh’* report, of the county then It is up because a few detail! must be French President Charles de men felt in one accord that Pugh had stopped his bus be­ to the schools and the board revised.” Gaulle or face the prospect the charges included in the fore entering to croes the to do it. Sirs. Barreto did not say of being swallowed up by lease submitted by the City highway, end he stopped at two men would meet France. Manager, W. E. Knowlea, in­ the center section for south­ oba cluded too many maintenance bound traffic. The trooper ap­ set. Council Opens Bridge P»g» 1 charges that tit* city would proached at a high rat* of Classified .. Page 10 A 11 VATICAN CITY (UPI) - have to pay whether o r not speed on the inside Ian* and, Pope John XXIII, a fatherly the facility was used by the seeing the bus, stepped on his Comics ......... . Pag* 10 Dear Abby Ptgs 7 figure In white, today opened schools. brakes and skidded into the a momentous Ecumenical The principsis were also east ditch of the hlghwrsy, Tea­ E d ito ria l.......... Page 4 Council of nearly 3,000 Ro­ strongly opposed to the rent­ gue sskl. Entertainment . Page T man Catholic prelates and al charge on the grounds that I’utsle .............. Pag* 10 No action will l>e taken by A 60-yeur-oltl former mental said it might pave the way the city summer athletic pro­ the board on tha accident until Society ------- Page 8 A 9 Sports ........ _ Pag* 8 patient apparently stumbled toward the “ unity of man­ grams maker use of school after the trial (a held. facilities, and they felt that off the sea wall by the Lake kind." should be taken into consi­ Monroe boat basin and drown­ deration in working out any ed, Coroner Hugh Duncan re­ Formal Decree ALEXANDER, Va. (Ul) - arrangement with the city. ported today. It was admitted that the Tha woman was Identified U. S. District Judge Oren R. as Kleanor Cacciano, Orlando, Lewie today Issues! a formal costs of operating the stad­ who waa released from Me- decree that Prince Edward ium should be considered, Clenny State Hospital five County, Va., schools may not and it waa made clear to THAT’S ALL WE KNOW! stay closed to avoid Integra­ them by Knowlea that the weeka ago. tion while other tax-support­ city does not make any pro­ !I3 YEARS EXPERIENCE Duncan aald there would bo ed Virginia schools remain fit from the operation at the no inquest. $2,800 rental, but It still A local fisherman found the open. cost* the city from $1,000 to • HIGH QUALITY TIKES AT FAIR PRICES. body floating in the lake Wed­ td.ooo to keep ihe stadium Rebels Fleeing nesday night. • EASY TIME PAYMENTS CAIRO (U P I> - Mecca ra­ in repair for the uses de­ manded of it by the schools dio in Saudi Arabia said to­ • NO CARRYING CHARGES day that Yemeni rebels were and others using it. • FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL J. Dan Wright said he felt fleeing the capital of Sanaa before a royalist advance it was a school problem. • EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT but were caught between the forces of Imam Hassan and • ON - THE - CAR WHEEL HALANCING WASHINGTON (UPI) — Bedouin tribesmen loyal to • WE SPECIALIZE IN TIRES D e m o c r a t i c congressional him. FOR FOREIGN CARS leaders, hard pressed to find WASHINGTON (UPI) — a quorum In either House or • SALES - SERVICE & BALANCING President Kennedy signed In­ Senate, hoped today to wind to law today a bill giving him • WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS up tha longest session in II power to tear down American years by Friday night. tariff walla and provide cash LOS ANGELES (Uri) The major stumbling block subsidiea to any American waa tho effort to get a com­ A coroner’* Jury Wednesday who loses his job as a result. promise on the agriculture ap- cleared actress Saundra Ed­ Congress delegated tha un­ propriationa. But Senate Dem­ TIRE SUPPLY, INCL wards of criminal respond precedented powers to tha ocratic whip H u b e r t H. President for use In bargain­ bility in the ehotgun death of 405 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD FA S-Ottl Humphrey said "things are ing with foreign countries for looking much better” for • h e r actor • boyfriend who freer access to their markets quick solution. threatened to kill her. for American products. For Cubans, Bryant Says The governor said be did act mainly as a clearing TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. Farris Bryant said to­ not know the plana of the bouse to p an on to other state governors what the day he would rather fight tor United Statea regarding put­ ting federal money up to dates were doing In the field. release of Cuban prisoners of ransom the Pigs Bay invad­ Meanwhile, U. S. Rep. Sidwar than buy their way out ers. He said basically, Cu­ ney llerlong Jr., (D-Fla.), ban Premier Fidel Castro told President Kennedy today of prison. Bryant told a news confer­ was saying he would aeU that "every red blooded ence ho bad no inside Infor­ the United States the lives American "would object to paying ransom to the Cuban of these men. mation on negotiations for the I sfoo't like blackmail *t I Communist realm s - tor the p r im ■Va'" •wM' *v sa U » his either . . end —- of-*»•• * r.ium o( the uay of* P ip toU," -----Bryant- -said. opIs toas w et. personal. But On soother subject, bo said V i l l o n prisoners, aald, "where a matter of his committee na cold war ■llerlonx. of Leesburg, sent incipal la Involved, 1 pre­ education of the National a telegram to the President fer to Oght my way out." Governor's Conference would noting tlwre were persistent "U we are willing to buy their lives,** he said, "we should be willing to go get them by more appropriate m eins." t Salute To Navy At Game Friday The Seminole High School Band and Majorette Corps will salute the men of the Sanford Naval Air Station and HAT WING ONE in a special half­ time show at the SanfordSeabreeie football gam t Fri­ day night. Highlighting a theme of pa­ triotism will be the newly formed color guard composed of Joyce Walts, Sandy Get man, llonry Childs and Sha­ ron Young. The Twirling SemInolei will perform with color­ ful flag batons, special music will be played by the band, and the whole exciting show will be climaxed with a flit­ tering flreworka display. The show has been originat­ ed and produced by Bandmas­ ter Ernest Cowley, with Band Captain Charles Rabun and Majorette Captain Joan Jones. Game time la I p.m. Jet Fighter Rams Airliner BAGOTV1LLE, Qu*. (UPI) —A Voodoo J .t fighter plane streaked down a rain-slick runway Wednesday night and collided with a Trane- Can­ ada A ir Linea Vlsount air­ liner, killing a atswardeea and ona passenger. The turbo - prop airliner with 19 persens aboard had Just landed on a flight from Seven Islands, (Jus., and was taxing off tha runway when tha accident occurred. The Canadian air force Jet, taking off on a night mission, sliced Into the tall section and Jack*knlfed the airliner. Fiva persons were injured and nlna others were hos­ pitalised f o r observation. The airliner carried 15 pas­ sengers and a crow of four— pilot, cc-pilot and two ste­ wardesses. Park Lease W oes Aired Negotiations 'Bog Down' ★ ★ ★ Board Hears Bus Report Herald Index Woman Falls; Drowns In Lake WAY WE GO . . . City work crews today removed the traffic light at Second and Purk an the first Htep in the downtown improvement plan making Third St. a thru street. The light will be placed at Third and Park. (Herald Photo) Fed Officials Slate Visit To Altamonte A delegation of government officiala will visit Altamonte Springs to Inspect tha city for tha Home and Housing Fi­ nance Agency, and to appraise tha water installation of tha Southern Gulf Utility Corp., it w a s announced Wednesday night a t a special meeting of tha city council. The team la coming to deter­ mine the efficacy of approv­ ing the loan application of tha town for 8380,000 for the municipal water ayatem, and to determine a price for tha private utility now serving part of tha aouth end of the town. 4 Leon Cohn was a t the meet­ ing to discuss the installation of a watar system for his new development, and he was as­ sured by the council that tha permanent maina would be in­ stalled and a well and pump set in for the use of the sub­ division that would be tied in with the main system when construction of the water plant was started. Cohn also asked for approv­ al of a plat for the second ad­ dition to his Oakland Shores area. The first plat called for 161 home* and tha plat ap­ proved by the Council added an additional 109 homee to tha TIRES - Demo Leaders Seek Quorum TIRES - Trade Bill Inked By JFK Jury Clears Movie Star McRoberts TIR ES � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1962 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 10, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 10, 1962. 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R. Tree sans, Wfarthrep* E. Trne, MMtiaiBai, New Hampshire; Arthar B. Its * Jr., Arne*, taryi an* stater, Mis. V. 0. Batiks, East Kingston, H A aad Nms graadchlldrea. Mr. and Mrs. Tm* viiitad In Lake Mary every winter Air many years and will to remembered by many Mends. They attended tbs C o j a m a n l t y Presbyterian Church tore and will be m- W S C S Circles Set Meetings Fryer Wings NEW TREASURES B a r t Holllngs worth, (right) and former treasurer, Jack G rata (left) look over the books of the United Fond organiza­ tion in preparation for receiving donations to tha budget of $88,000 set for tnie year's drive. Headquarters is now open in the former Crumley-Montieth Building s t 117 8. Park Ave. (Herald Photo) A!m Mr*. le y Britt, Mr*. OUte Whittle. MIm Joaa Wright, Mr*. Dnttto Hlggiatothsm, Mi*. V. L . Gramtow, Mr*. Robert Drabik, Mr*. Jack Baway, Mr*. Qery Hudglas, Frank Metone, Braaat Cowtey and Dr. and Mr*. Vaaa Partor. Ala* Mr*. C. C. Kauffman, Mr*, J . Baiter, Mr*. B. P. Baat, Mr*. T. A. M ura/, Mr*. L. Musgravt, Mr*. J. M. Tulter, Mr*. T. Padden, Ml*. D. Oimattad, Mr*, §. SUa*l, Mrs. J. J. aUnktew* in , Mrs. Harrr Echalberg•r, Mrs. J. Moynlton, Mrs. T. SUrrett. Alan Mr*. B. Lovelace, Mrs. L. B. Hoop, Mrs. L. A. Heath, Mrs. L. Lampnan, Mrs. B. dldLoraasl, Mrs. Leonard Munson, Mrs. Cam* 10* Bmc* and Mrs. Virginia Middleton. Mrs. B. B. Trne in Lake ■ ■ l ' * .' , *, * Mary ba* tickets and in DaBary, Mr. and Mrs. Chaster Rearlck and Mrs. Asenafli Butter have ticket* tor sate. 28* Necks and Backs ib.10* F lavor A ged U . S. Choke STEAK CHUCK • S IR L O IN • T -B O N E • CLUB ■ S T EA K it . Praak Hubbard, Oraasa CHy; Jack H ornby, Tampa; War­ ren Ewing, DeBary; Samuel Rowe, Ellen Hammeremlth, Erma Jean Baatey, Kathryn Hubbard, Sherry Johnson and Helen T. Gtecion * | Sanford. The Crusade Circle of the Casselberry C o m m u n i t y Mr. and Mrs. Alvin P. HU. Methodist Church WSCS will tell of Sanford, a hoy Discharges meet *t S p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Herschol John A. Lawson Sr., WaJ. Pyle on Spartan Drive la ter Gay, Ltwla Lalnhart, Maitland. Mra. Joseph Gonsalvos aad The Dorcas Circle will meet baby, Mra. Ruben Blako and a t • a. rn. on Tuesday at the baby, Monroe WUcoi, Chris­ home of Mra. Minnie Zim­ tine Buckner, Sadie Gut, merman on Lakevtew Drive Mr*. Mark LeCuyer and in Pern Park. •baby. James Emerson, William I. Evans Jr., Lola Steaktey, Mary Anderson, John Clough and Randolph Harris of San­ ford. Discharge* Daniel Bruce, DeBary; Jo­ anne Snowman, Longwood; Raymond Bass, Lake Mon­ rot; Prank Hubbard, Or an go City: Slmono Gitaea, Longwood; Mabel West, DoBary; Shirley Gaines, Lake Mary; Mary Rosa Kalla, Ixese Mur­ ry, Andrew Knox, Mrs. James R .. Dunn and baby; Cheater Dlggtes and Mrs. Frederick Graves and baby a t Sanford. t PORK Good News STEAKS In Store For Moose Women The organisation of Mooao women affiliated with San­ ford Lodge 1IS1 will boar good news tonight as Mrs. Eva Moors, acting chairman, tella membera that applica­ tion la being prepared by the Lodge for approval In estab­ lish an official local chapter of Women of the Mooao. The group will meet for Ba first mooting this month at • p. m. today In lodge head­ quarter* on the second floor of the Evans Building In Lake Mary. Charter membership In the Women of the Mooee will bo open to those women pre­ sently In the organisation and to any wife, mother, daughter or lister of a Moose member In good standing with any tedga in tha United Statas, Canada or England. Women related to prospec­ tive lodge members also a rt Invited to the meetings. Other reports to be given tonight Include plane for Youth Day (Halloween) visits and treats for children at children's thn Methodist Home in Enterprise and at the hospital and on the neat lodge dance which has toon scheduled for Oct. V , Pound 1 Lb. Quarters \ Limit 1 With 95 Food Order R egular Size Limit 8 Plena* Food Order Bear Lake Garden Club To M eet HEADS By Shirley Wentworth The October meeting of the Bear la k e Garden Circle wUl be held at tho home of Mrs. Richard Scott, Shirley Drive, Bear Lake, at S p. m. Wednesday. Guert speaker will bo Mr*. Helen Cockley who will give "Qeneral Gardening Hints." APPLES » TOMATOES Legal Notice APPEARING IN SANFORD on October 2Bth U thin trio of musical artists, who entitled their presentation, ‘T hree In Concert." Miss Sandra Volkert, (center) is a famous ballerina, who haa appeared at the Metropolitan, with Southern Ballet Company anu five seasons a t the Theatre Under the Stars in Atlanta. At left is Douglas Williams, who won the A rthur Godfrey show award and has appeared widely in the country and abroad. Greg Colson (right) is sta r of the Greg Colson Show on TV and has mads many symphony performances. Season tickets are now on sale from now until OeL 10th from members of th* Sanford-DeBary Entertainment Atap. iSTTff W attes a t Fuhlte M aartaw Jfo llea la haraby atvau. Hoard a f Coaaljr O m m ln lo n • r s a f Samlnola County, n o r Ida. p rsp u aas to rasnna the follow !** daarrlbad pro p erty to n ad C-S Com aiaralol t s C-S Com m orotali L ata I and S, L a b s a f th a VTosda S u b d iv i­ sion. F u b lle h a o rla y w ilt bo bold la tb s s.n iln u l, c u u u ty C ourt Houaa. Sanford. F lorida. In tho C ounty Cum m laaloaora Itoam . on Or lobar IS. IMS a t *:S* A. SI. or i i lo a n tharoa tt a r aa poaaibls. H oard a t C oaaty Coataaloa lo a sra Sam lnota C ouaty, Florida Uy J , C. Malafelaaa, C hairBlAi A tta a t A rth a r B ackw ltb. Jr. Fubllafc Oct. t, ISM QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Freeh From Th* Farm PRICES GOOD THRU OCT. 10 �— y .- .- 1 --- --------------- r K» ,*f : 7; 77TP m ' -r ------------— ---------------- t t -------------;— ---------- ■ » y " :- r H P ■ tee s il ‘a.r r v.*v ’• • •».•*> ciij4 f * ‘'or- • .1 . Four H o u r Trial ^ C l O C* By LABBT VBBIBXL • fBOttOM will be kilted f a n by flu Owaty lioa this afternoon. • • • n il t k . . . Said Msadi before city f a tte n that d ty registrations ay la M M u eomparad to M M laat yaar and adds aha aapacta 4 M ta turn out to tbe yolk la tbo city in November . . . Wa’U ba lucky If M M turn o u t . . . Clip thia out. C a n o la , tad waH talk about B la N ovasbar. • a a The city la coasidertac aaO* iag Ua property ae Boat Seeoad S t which waa racoaa* mended fat a m atter plan ta bo utilised aa another down* town f i n elation. a a a A CONVERSATION WITH CITY MANAGRB W. B. KNOWLES: Reporter: Just bow much did that shaggy dog caaa coat the taxpayers of thia d ty f Knowles: 100 percent than M should bare. Reporter: Coma on, Pete how muchT Knowles: It’s been going on since February, police working on it . . . would bo bard to Judge. a e a Well, we know tt coat |S0 tor the municipal Judge. a a a RUMINATIONS A P T E B THE TRIAL OF A SHAGGY DOG. . . . It was made pretty clear at tha trial of Shop, that unless a dog is registered with tha American Club, he Just h a a a t arrived . . . nor have his owners ac qutred that patina of raapecability so essential In mod­ em society . . V I n a d ty has been since May trying to find an attorney that would sit aa Judge in the ease, but none of the local members of the clan of Ham' murabal cared to be suspected of sitting In Judgment on n dog . . , Shop’s ability to bo m an's best friend neerly un­ hinged the whole proceeding . . . how can you be dignified when the defendant la nuul ing everybody in aigbt . . , and wagging his tail . . . hia reaction to the decision waa an enthusiastic Ucklng of his huge chops . . . Looked like some notorious man was on trial with Chief of PoUce Wil­ liams and four members of the department lined up in the ball, instead of "good 01' Sbcp." , . . Going to cheek and see if we can find out how much the case cost the taxpayers of Sanford O well, U's all over now, and 01' Shep la home again. • • • Dty is really slowing down an condemnation proceedings . . . All you have to do now is plead hardship and they’ll give you six months to fix the house up. • • • An Altamonte Springs neigh­ bor, Mrs. A. M. Bontempo, tells us that since last year she's been trying to get somebody In the city to put up "Slow, School Zone" signs at the intersection of HUlcrest and Spring Lake Rd. near the St. Mary-Magdalen School . . . she says the cars Just wbis by and that It it's dangerous (or a child to even attempt crossing the highway. • • • Don't be surprised if the county stops drag racing at the air atrip . . . It would be too bad . . . they turned in over 1600 to the Juvenile coun­ cil two weeks ago. • • • Speaking of the air strip, model airplane show schedul­ ed all day Sunday and should be « treat. • • • NEVER UNDER • ESTI­ MATE THE POWER O r THE PRESS: An Item ap­ peared In “The Clock" Mon­ day relating how one Boost­ er Club chairman spent fruit­ less hours on the phone try­ ing to gel volunteers for the concession stand. Result: Today the chairman called to say five persons had call­ ed to offer their servlcea and thanks very much. (Hope the tGatora are aa successful Saturday — five touchdowns against Texas!) never been harm ed by tbe allegedly "trleona, ferocious and destructive" dog. Nor could the owners of tha Dadsshunden say S k ip had ever attacked people In their knowledge. It waa pointed out by Shep'a attorney, th a t ta order to be considered within the meaning of tbo ordinances and the statute they were copied from, Shop had to at­ tack people. And nobody would say ba had done so. When tt came tim e for the defense to eatl tta witnesses, Attorney Birklaad aald. "We have only eoa wttnses." He walked out to fen hall and la earn# Shep ott n leash. withia ! the meaning of tbo statutes covering attentions Involving somewhat wayward beasts. Rut It was ta vain. Tbe awners of Urn “regtiterad. expensive" miniature dachshands, who awore out warrants against Shop's own­ ers because of fee Inability af Shep and the two minia­ ture Dachshunds to get along together, did their bast on tha vitaeaa stand to provn Shop's ferocity, as slid two witnesses. But the efforts of the wit­ nesses feu Rat whan one of them admitted her pre-eebool yeungxen regularly played with OP Shop, both on their lawn sad on his, sad bad The first thing Shep did waa cosy up to a spectator, who petted him and Sbep revelled la It, then he spied Atty. Mack Cleveland, and tha his shaggy dog proceeded to make friends and (perbape) Influence people. Anyway, after tha ffeal arguments, Judge Fitta rul­ ed there waa no "corpus de­ licti" established and tha prevailing statutes applied "la rem " and not to the own­ er. This all means, that no crime had been proved, and that the punishments applied to tbo animals and not to the animal's owners. Judge Fitts dismissed tbo cast at t : » p. m. j j w t f f lr ii S m t l l i WEATHER: Scattered showers through Wednesday. High today, 86-90. Low tonight, 70-78. VOL. 63 SANFORD FIREMEN make friends with four kindergarten youngsters ns they tell them about how to prevent fires and help keep their home nnd themselves safe. When these four children paid a visit to the Sanford Fire Station Monday, they got to wear firemen's hats and sit in the big fire truck. From left are Fireman Ronald Renaud, who holds Laurie Chevalier on the fender. Behind her is P eter Bakke and Amy Youngblade. Coleman Enaley stands on the running board with LL G. Manning Harriett. (Herald Photo) Diagonal Parking Plan OK'd By City City crews will sta rt blank­ ing cut parallel parking stalls on the south side of F irst St. from Oak to Sanford ae the first step In a downtown im­ provement program approved by the City Commission Mon­ day night. Commissioners okayed a six man committee report by a 4-1 vote with Tom Mc­ Donald voting against dia­ gonal parking. "It will cost more money and wo know that parking Is not the answer,’’ McDonald said. McDonald said he approved the other polnta In tha pro­ gram but asked that diagon­ al parking ba stricken off. "If yout strike that out you might aa well knock tho whole business out," Earl Higginbotham answered and moved the program ba put into affect on a trial basis "Immediately." City Manager W. E. Knowles said that he had no idea on Just how much the plan would cost but It would maan tha moving of park­ ing metera, posting of 15 mile an hour speed signs and relocating the center line be­ tween Oak and Sanford. The downtown committee of Joe Baker, Mayor Jim Crappa, Al Wilson, E. C. Harper, Charlea Robinson and B. L. Perkins recommended diagonal parking on the south side of the street, limiting traffic speed to 15 mph third street be made a thru Mixing: Move JACKSON, Mias. (UPI) - street from Sanford to French Dewey Greene, a 31-year-old and a beautification program Negro f r o m Greenwood, Including potted plants along Min., laid Monday he hat the main street. The Courthouse Committee applied for admission to the threw the problem of where to University of Mississippi. find offices for the new coun­ ty administrative aide back in Enters Hospital tha laoa of the countv conunisWASHINGTON (UPI) slonera at Monday night’s Army Secretary Cyrus R. Vance entered Walter Reed meeting . A motion made by Andrew Army Hospital Monday for Carraway stated that “inas­ therapy and observation of much aa the courthouse com­ a back Injury. City Commissioners Mon­ mittee has previously allocat­ day clamped down on pro­ ed all the space In the court­ Rusk Pledge duce vendors using wayside WASHINGTON (UPI) house (under r e m o d e l i n g plans drawn up last year it is Secretary of State Dean Rusk stands requiring them to recommended that apace ba pledged today to work for start conforming with the found in a suitable existing of­ the "economic and social de­ u n itary codes of the city. fice some other place," (out­ velopment" of the “oppressed City Manager W. E. Know­ side tha courthouse. The mo­ people of Cubs" If they wers les hit at the lack of sani­ tion was seconded and passed freed from Communist rule. tation of the stands and rap­ unanimously a n d secretary ped the “ whole makeshift BUI Bush instructed to draft Probe Crash u letter to the County Com­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — operation." In oilier business the com­ Navy technicians sought to missioners to that effect. mission put into effect new determine today from wreck­ In discuseion prior to the sewer rates which will mean age of a Navy Jet and a civ­ motion, the only apace the committee felt could possibly ilian executive plane whe­ Sanford residents will start paying a minimum of 32.33 be utilised might be the por­ ther the two collided ove* on their sewer bills starting the Atlantic, killing live pertion of the law library direct­ Oct. IS. ly behind the commieiion eons. The new ordinance, drafted chambers. Committee members Monday night, paves tbe way noted that all the recommend­ Undergoes Surgery for the financing of the sew­ ed changes have been made In WASHINGTON (UPI) age treatment plant. the allocation of courthouse Doctors a t Walter Reed Army Approved a pay raise for spare, with the exception of Hospital performed surgery Lt. Joe lllckson of the police the registration office. Regis­ Monday on NATO secretary department. trar Camilla Bruce had said General Dirk U. Slikker for removal of a right colon that due the coming election, containing a tumor, aa well she would not Le able to move as an inflamed gall bladder. her offlcea into the courthouse until tha first of next yaar. Bridge ---- — Page 7 Sets Off Test C lassified ____ Paga 9 WASHINGTON (UPI) N ear Independence Tbe Soviet Union set off an­ Comics ----... Page 8 Dear Abby _ _ Paga 7 KAMPALA, Uganda (UPI) other nuclear device In the Editorial ... Paga 4 —Uganda, a mountainous land atmosphere Monday, accord­ Entertainment . Page 7 of pygmtea and seven-foot ing to the Atomic Energy L egale___ Page 2 * 8 Batutaia, became tha 33rd Com minion (AEC). It was Puxale _ _ Page 8 African atata today to taka the llth test announced by Society _ __ Paga 6 the uncertain atep to Uule- the AEC since Russia reygnifij ^R|d H |r Sports _ _ ___ Page 5 J U U V A ... Group Hands Problem Back ★ ★ ★ Clamp Down Set On 'Vendors' Herald Index United Press Leased Wire Established 1906 TUE3., OCTOBER 9, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 887 Seminole Will Cooperate With Orange On Drainage The County Commission ■greed today to cooperate completely with tha Orange County commission in an $8,000,000 water control pro­ ject. The delegation was headed by Commissioner Donald Evans, who pointed out that the Orange County commit* akin did not want to feed Into Seminole County Meredith Hits Army Unit Move OXFORD, MUs. (UPI)— Negro James Meredith com­ plained today that Army unite guarding against vio­ lent protests against his en­ rollment at the University of Mississippi have been re­ segregated. In a three-page handwrit­ ten statement Meredith also denied that ha had been “picked or selected" by Negro leaders to enter the school. The statement was Issued from Meredith's apartment In Baxter Hall to • pool cor­ respondent. "Certainly no price Is too high to pay for the rights of enjoying full American citi­ zenship. Yet when It comes to forfeiting one particular right or privilege in onler to receive another right or privilege. It is quite possible to get the bad end of the bar­ gain," Meredith said. “There are two things that have occurred and are now occurring that have made my struggle most difficult. "The first concern* the mili­ tary. Tha first two days of my stay at the University of Mississippi, the m i l i t a r y units looked like American unlta. All soldiers held their position and performed the task for which they had been trained and ordered to do. Since that timt the units have been re-segregated. Ne­ groes have been purged from their positions ki ranks. On Thursday, Oct. 4, 1962, I brought this to the attention of the proper authorities. On Friday, I waa informed that the situation would he cor­ rected and the Negroes would be put back into their places in the rank*." without providing a way out to the SL John* liver. Their engineers had, be said, developed a back-bone plan, minus frills, that would drain into tho two Weklva Rivers, tho Lake j Howell ba­ sin and tbe Little Kconlockhachee River, sad 1$ waa nates- a ary for tbe local esmmta(ion to a u u r t them o( their cooperation In the acquisi­ tion of rilhta-of-way by the use of eminent domain pro­ cedures and other processes available. The only doubter ta tbe chamber was William Kilby, large SemlnoW land owner who declared that Uw idea of tbo Orange County com­ mission was to flood Semi­ nole County lands and they weren’t Interested la any­ thing bat getting the water out o l Orange County. He waa answered by Con- eade Set in a normal yaar." Thera waa some discussion, started by Commissioner Ted Williams, about the ability of tha present ditch to accept more runoff than It now re­ ceives, but the board was re­ assured by Engineer Bush and tha plan waa approved. Chalmers aald, after the ap­ proval, th at tha grocery chain waa “pushing" to get the pro­ ject underway, and time waa of tha esssnsa If Sanford waa to have a new supermarket. Algeria Pledges African Support HAVANA (UPI) — Usu­ ally Informed sources aald today Premier Fidel Cas­ tro's absence from Havana was bolding up a resump­ tion of talks aimed al the release of 1,113 Cuban In­ vasion prisoners. New Y o r k Attorney James B. Donovan wav re­ ported "marking time" pending Castro's availabili­ ty for more talks. • • e In its first edition, the Her­ ald said the prisoners would arriva early today. In later editions, however, It said the transfer of the prisoners might be delayed but that it was still possible they would get to Miami today. In other business the com­ mission opened the way for the Sunland Garden Club to negotiate with Brailey Odham for the transfer of former park property from the county to the club ao they can start con­ struction on their new club and community building. The plat of a section of Meredith Manor waa approved with the proviso th at this la the laat replat permitted that has features not In strict ac­ cordance with the taw. 1,10 0 Cuban Invaders Set To Be Released? MIAMI (UPI)—The Miami Herald reported today that tha release of 1,113 captured Cuban invaders has been ar­ ranged and they may be brought to Miami today. • • UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI)—Algerian Premier Ah­ med Ben Bella pledged un­ conditional support today to African nationalists in Uicir struggle* In Angola, Rhodes­ ia, South Africa and Southwest Africa. lie made no mention of the situation between the United States and Cuba, which he is scheduled to visit after talks with President Kennedy in Washington last week. But he did support the seating of Communist China in ths Unit­ ed Nations. luRlng Engineer Bert O’Neil, who pointed out that tbe con­ struction of dame, bridges and other structures was slmed a t water control, not only drainage. He did say that drainage was Important but tbo control of tba flow of water was primary. And for that reason it was neces- - w r-A K S > S S B !S > D ra in a a k -P la n A drainage pla submitted by the RaUmeade Corp., for tba alts of tbcl> proposed •hopping canter on French Ave. at 27th St., w is accepted today by the Coun y Commis­ sion. Acceptance of tie plan will permit the coinpai y to begin construction within two week* on the new project which will Include a huge mw Atlantic and Pacific Toa Co npany sup­ ermarket, arcortll g to Tom Chalmers, Bellmwide repre­ sentative who presented tho plan. The proposal, which had tha support of County Engineer Bill Hush, will drain Into an old drainage ditch which pass­ es under Onora Road on its way to Lake Jeenip. Hush assured the Commis­ sion the underpays at Onora Itoad would ba mfftcienl to carry tha additisnal outfall without enlargement, “under conditions of normal rainfall • so Joint planning and expedi­ tion of the project would b« assured. The Seminole Commission­ ers voted to give their co­ operation under the condi­ tions of the promised Joint planning at every stage of the project. Representatives from I h o City of Maitland and tho Clayton Realty showed up to appeal the decision of tho Board of Adjustment in throw­ ing out the proposed new Maitland disposal plant While the commission meet­ ing waa in its early stages the realty people and tbe Mait­ land delegation went into a huddle in the empty court room and the County Cora mil­ lion was told that the differ­ ences between the two groups might be Ironed out around tbe table and they would ap­ pear before tbe commission this afternoon with the results of tbe pow-wow. Invasion Time Ripe— Chiang The newspaper aald the de­ lay waa caused by tha lastminute scheduling o f a meet­ ing today between Premier Fidel Castro and James B. TAIPEI, Formosa (U P O Donovan, the New York at­ President Chiang X;*-«h#k torney who has been negotiat­ declared today "the time is ing their release. ripe now" for an all-out aL Reliable source* reported the tack on Communist China, prisoners were being moved led by himself. from a prison on the Isle of Chiang'a declaration, re­ Pines off Cuba's southern leased tonight, will be read roast to prisons on the main­ at a mass rally Wednesday land. celebrating the Republic of Castro and Donovan met China's "double ten" na* moat recently Friday night, tlonal day—tbe 31st anniver­ when they were closeted for sary of Sun Yat-Sen's OeL more than two houra. No de­ 10, 1911 revolution which tails of (heir talks were made overthrew the Slanchu em­ public officially, but they were perors. believed near agreement on It will be repeated in term s for the release. broadcasts aimed at the The Cuban leader had de­ Communist - governed main­ manded $tl2 million ransom for land. the prisoners. Donovan was "I will lead our armed believed to be offering him force*," Chiang said. food and medicines of conildThis will be the 13th nation•rably less value, perhaps al day the 71-year-old Chiang with a cash payment as well, j has observed on Formosa. CasselberryDelaysWater RequestAgain Action on Casselberry Util­ ities’ request to raise Its water rates waa delayed again Mon­ day night by the Board of Aldermen pending the com­ pany’s presentation of a cer­ tified audit and satisfactory evidenca that the request ta Justified. A statement of Income for the last fiscal year waa pre­ sented by A. 8. Barlow of the accounting firm Potter Bower and Co. of Orlando showing that tha company auffsred a net loss of $4,007.78. Barlow, who said hia firm ’s certified opinion would follow In a few days, alto had prepared a schedule of the proposed new ratee showing in detail in­ creases ta relation to usage. After the board studied and questioned the report for more than an hour Alderman Rohn Lady movad th at tha whole matter bo delayed by the pres­ ent board until after the De­ cember elections. A second from Mrs. Hope Bennett and “nays' from tyorge Howard and Cliff Overman d f illirrktif *■M 1* * 4 .v "* •- Evwry dog has hia day, and OP S tep had hia Monday in court. And II wan a victor­ ious oat. Called tor I p.m „ the In­ ability of fee attorney tor Shep, E. R. Kirkland, Or­ lando, to m ake Urn date on time resulted in acting City Judge Albert N. Fitts, not getting the proceeding* un­ derway until S:M p.m. If it was Shcp’a day. It certainly wasn't City Attor­ ney William Hutchison Jr's., day. AO of hia forensic skill was used to prove Shep'a passive animosity towards a mailer dogs constituted his being a "vlciaua, ferocious and destructive animal". » IKit the board since Chairman Paul Bates refused to vote. A t this time Attorney Ken­ neth Mcintoeh advised that in order to comply with minutee of tho last two meetings the m atter should bo delayed un­ til the certified audit report ta forthcoming after which time tho board could ask the Utility company for still further in­ formation showing why the added income ta necessary. In other business tba board accepted the low bid of Hol­ ler Motors of Sanford to pro­ vide a new police car a t a coat of $1,806 with trade in. f Other bids s a m e f r o m Strickland - Morrison, $1,854 and Brass Motors, $2,100. 25361 _J 1 �A O ctR etS _______ _ A Jd Lines Kids 'Com Though' B ib a W . E li toe Koetivai wttb a ITT, L a m to* Spoil* a a i G n a t M i b i i m h i with 171. Mabal D a g g n and Jna* Split* a a i tarkeyi were ptosttfuL Make! D u u a a and Aaa Cridtoy eear tried the 5-IB the 14 end to t 4-5-7. I by Em i t Ffttatr, O ne* H ospital A R E A D IR EC TO R Y FURNITURE Badcock Furniture A ssociate Store r.ART AND USA EATS MOKAN, m a r t MrtfcaalMto raeantij pro. seated Semiaole County Sheriff, J. L. Hobby with this gtxnxt f a r o m a t the Florida Sheriff. Bojr*. Ranch. Bow m r, the Sheriff laid that there wae no place to drive the go-cart at the ranch and one go-cart wouldn’t go tar among the many boy. there. Accordingly, the cart la op far eale end the proceed, will go to the Boy’a Ranch, poaalbly for aome type of mraatloaal equipment. i:S» Ails And Crafts SCANT THANKS are egpraaaed by Jha Hunt, right, praaldant at the Sand* nolo Aaaodation for Retarded Children, and X r t Jerri Keith, teacher at the arhool. to FTaak Hofanea, (left) and Gene Walter, of the f3k$ O ak Recently member, of the Elka constructed a new wide sidewalk 10 fast long at the little Red SchoolhouM. The children are now able to vide whedsd toy* wagon, and tricycles, daring their play periods. (Herald Photo) AGENCY tlfl f . p m Avb. p a M N l SANFORD, PU L Club Sell Dales THESE LITTLE ADS A n The Shertoal Distant* Junior College Offers C leis In Merchendiiing BUYER ltet.ee Arttot lo d e F r e u d will f ir e a law on atrmtiae tn m 9 u l eotil aeoe ee Saturday end Doe t a o i y t n m the Junior Col* la te of Adnlt Eduction in Daytona Beech will be e t the F n lis . flannel for U. A. BeproienUtiv* from the Fifth Coafiusehmal Dis­ trict. beied fato talk an op’position to th e liberal leftolation being passed by the Democrat*. John F . Jacobs, candidal, for tbe State Senate, told tbe group that be to appe n d to any increase in the tax bur­ den and promised to help promote efficiency and econ­ omy in government Alfred K. Southard of Edgewater, candidate for ate to Legal Notice day. Tbe Florida Faderatton of A rt Convention will bo bald in Lakeland. Nov. 1*-17. Clinton Sommer announced that the Juried Show of De­ nary Aria and Craft* would continue throughout the en­ tire month of October e t tbe lag o f tbe dub wee eat ia December when tbe topic "Religion’* will b* told la a rt by Mrs. Andrew Day of Da- IM Mrn. M. Hibbard, to charge of the program, presented pictures of the United N a­ tions Building and told of the work the UN to doiaf ell over the world. She explained the UN Charter, * o Chang­ ing World end the i m eept of the Secnrity Council end told of medical cere that to being giren expectant mother* end their children end of the impoftext p e rt the. mid-wife pleyi le maay coontrice with aid from the United Nations. Announcement wee made that Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Swallow bed delivered to DeLand headquarter* a total of 100 pound* of clothing and shoe* to bo aent overtone. tbe h older o f fhe follow ing e e rtlfle a to h a s filed sa id a ev­ il fiesta fe r u s deed l e be leaned thereon. The c e rtifie s!# nam ber s a d r e e r e t leeaeace, th e deecrtpU en ef tb e p ro p e r tr . s a d th e sem e In w hieb it w ee assessed a re a* fe tC e rtlfle e u No. l i t le n te e e e IH * _ T eer et D**»ri, : low .f r ,0,w lr L «U * I* 1* W k D. T re a t U Benlaudo i a r i e e e Ade e r d ls g U Ptete T h ere o f R ecorded U ses the P e b lle R ecord* e f .e n le e l* c o n e t r Florid* Mem* le w hich sm e lte d O. F. IlliL All e f e tld p re p e rtr heleg la th e County of Sem iBole, g i s t s ef Florid*. U n l . i t each e tr t l f le il * shell be re soom ea eccoram g t* u w ta* p re p e r tr d esc rib 'd la each e o rtlfta a te will be told I* the h lfb e e t bidder a t lb* f r o s t doer e f th e Remleol* C ounty C e a rt H o a te et S anford. F lorida, e n Ik* t i n t M onday In th e m oath ef N ovem ber. I t t t . w hich le the l l h d a y e t Novem ber, III!. D ated th is t l t h day e f S e p t­ ember. m > . cabal) A rth u r II. Beckw ith, J r , C le rk C licall C ourt, Bcmlaol* C ouetr, Florid* F aklleh Oct. I, », II. | | . C D .- l H 0TICB OF APPLICATION FOB TAX IIKBII H em IOO.IO Florida S la tu le n • f 1n e t NOTICB IS IIRIIKUT HIVBN, T h a i a L U ta th e h o ld 'r e f th e follow log c e rtific a te he* filed to ld e e rtllle e te for U a deed le be Issued therean. The e e rllfte e te num ber end y ear e f leeueeee, the d e sc rip ­ tion o f th e property, e n d the sem e In w hich It wee s e tte e ed e re u# follow*! C e rtlflc e t* No. ! • / ! ! of No III T «*r of l**u*nr* MSI D 'oovtpltou e l Pveportyi L et* I t * !» Blk. U W**t A ltem onto H eight! koctlnn O ne P le lk e o k II P e g s lb Nemo In wblah l u e .M f l ||. Kno* Bolllnghauo, Truolo*. All nf 'e ld property bolng In lh* C ounty of Somlnol*. S lat* e f P torlde. Unit** *uch cortlflcat** ab*)l b* r«.loom 'd e oeordlag t# lew th e p ro ­ p e rty doeertbed In tu c k c e r ti­ ficate w ill be sold to th* h lg b o it bidder e t tb* front door e f th e Bemtnol# C ounty C ourt H ouse a t Oeaford. F to rId*, on th e first Monday In th* m o ath e f November. M il, w hich I* th* I t h day of N ortm bor, M il. D eled thl* l l t h day e f Beylember, lid ! . (MALI A rth u r K. B u k w ith , J r , e to r k C ircuit C e u rt a*raln*l* County, F lo rid a Publish Oct. I, », II. IS. f GDS-U T he BoerC *f C e s e ty Com ­ m issioners e t Sem inole Coen* tr . Florid*. w ill receive bid* e t th e e tflce * f A rth e r H. B eckw ith. J r . c le r k , la th e C e artb eu e e e t M e f e r i . F I e l ­ ide, u s le It** P. M M ender. O ctober I t , I t t l , ta r rem odell e t end flnliblnff T e a A ssess• r*e O ffice la th e C o a rt H eeee, Mil lord. Plane end fee epod fleet lone may be o b ta in ,d la Ibo C oun­ ty X ante* Office. C ourt House, se n fo rd . M ead o rs tb ro a c b F ridays from *:«* A. M. to l:o* P. M. Illil, to bo enclosed le e seeled envelope p le ta lp m a rk ­ ed * a th e oatolde " » ld e for R em odeling T b s A a sc sse re s Office, C onrt R aeee. .e a f e r d Open Ootobor t t . 1M I.“ " " Chapman Concrete Products A. M. on Tuesday. O ctober >1. 111!, e t e m eetin g to be held In the C ounty C om m issioners m eeting room In Iho c o u r thones a t Sanford, F lorida. The rig h t I* reserv e d to • tlv * a n y Irre g u le rllle a or lee h n lca iltlta In bid* e n d to rtjo c t a n y and a ll bide. H oard e f C ounty C om m is­ sioner* S,rnln'il* C ounty. - F lo rid a J . C. H utchison, C hairm en By R. B. D row n, Z oning D irector id*. u n til 111* F. M. on F riday Publish Oct. », !«. IMS. O ctober If. I I I ! , en th e fal­ CUB-41 low ing Item*: . XOTICM OP A F P L IC b T IO . 1. A a a ro ilm a le ly t .l H r u n TAX IIHMII g a llo n ' ef prem ium gees(*»*. isd.1* F lo rid a S ta tu te s line e t the Police Its tle n , *r taw t 1. A ppro ilm ately S .l't MOT ICC ia HEM CBT OIVgallon* of prem ium gaso­ KM, T h a t O v e re tre tt L end Co. line e t Plr* n a t i o n Re. !. tho h older of th e follo w in g I. A p p ro ilm a tely ll.te t c ertlflc et* ha* tU 'd ta ld corgelfbne of re g u la r gaso­ llflcet* for ten deed to be line a t the C ity gktp. le'uod thoreon. T h e c e rtific a te 4. A p p ro ilm a te ly I, M l num ber and y e ar of I'tu a n c e , gallon* e f dleeel fuel fer the descrip tio n of th e proth* W ater P la n t. Refuse porty, end the nam e In w hich Division, and a ir s e t Divi­ It w e t e i 'S '. t d e re ea fo l­ sion. lower Bide shell he ta n k w ages C e rtifica te No. t i l T e a r ef p rise s delivered to th e City** Issuance tblo d istrib u tio n point* on demand Uoewripllen e f F r w p c n n end e hall shew th e eiem p t l e u I * I It.* '* W ! ! le t. Th* successful bidder It. e f Let S) Bib B T ra c t shell eupply end In sta ll ell I I Manlendo S p r in g ' Ac­ necessary pump* e n d teak* c o rding to P lo t T h ereo f t e d e ll pump* ekalt kev* su it­ llc c u rd 'd Upon th e P ub- able gauge* re c o rd in g tke llo Hcoordc of acu tln elc q u a n tity pumped e n d eeld C ounty F lo rid a g a u g es shell be In w orking Nsei* In which a e 'c e o td Joel order. All bid* sh e ll show the N'leoo. *1 cl. All of cold p ro ­ o c ta n t re tle g at th e gasoline perty bolng In th e C ounty of bid end th* class o f d to s'l Seminole, S to le of Florid*. fuel th a t I* bid. Bid* shell Ualea* such c e rtific a te ehall be fe r th* tn e u a l period be­ be redeem ed acco rd in g lo tew g in n in g November I. IMS. lb* p ro p e rty deocrlbed In eurh Illd t will be p ublicly opeaed c 'r tlf lc u te will be sold tu tbe In tb* H l y Com m ission Room. h i g h " ! bidder e l the f ro s t City H all, Sanford. Florida, door o f the Sem inole C ounty a t S:M P. M. en F rid a y , Oct. fo u r ! Ilo u '* a t S anford, F lo r ­ eb er II. IMS. ida. on tbe firs t Monday In Th* City Com m ission re ­ lb* m onth of N ovem ber, l i t ! , serve* lh* rig h t t e s e c ts ! the which Is the t t h day of Nov­ low est e a d /e r b eet bid ead ember, i bar. ro e o r'c e the rig h t to releet D ated thi* :u t» day of d 'S l - any e r ell bide fep th e beet ember. I t ts . In te re sts ef tbe C ity e f Bee<dTAL> ford. A rth u r IL B eckw ith. Jr.. W arren Z. K new lee C lerk C ircu it C ourt C ity M anager Sem inole C ounty, F lorida C ity ef S anford, F lorida Publlili Out. S. ». II. IL Publish Oct. I, M U . CUB-1 CUB-SI Legal Notice MOYIca *F APPLICATION FOB TAX P R in (too. IP4.14 Ftovten s ta tu tea • r 1ae*> NOTICB I* IIE ItE B T OIV- T.S. T h a t O verstreet Tatnd Co. th e holder e f ' t h e fo tlew lag o ortlfleet* has filed said c e r­ tific a te for tea d**d to be I t 'u e d t h 'r 'e a . T he c e rtlflc e t* n um ber end year e t Issuance, lb * d t'c rlp lla a e f th e a re p a rty , end tbe nam e In w hich i t w ee su cceed a re ee fo l­ lo w ': C e rtific a te Ke. t t / S I e f No. IIS T ea r ef Issu an c e IMS Doweetptlea e f F ra m e s? 1 L ate SI h IS Blk. T ree ! !* S sn lta d a B p rln g t Ascording ta F ln te T h ereo f R 'c o rd 'd Upon th e Public R e co rd ' of iem ln o le C ounty, Florida Name In which assessed H. K nox B ettlagbaua. T ru 'te e . All e f Mid p ro a erty being In tb * County e f Uemlaele, a te te e f Florid*. U n i"* such e ertlfle e ts 'tis it be r e d 't m t d a c ­ c o rd in g to U w th e pro p erty described In seek c e rtific a te w ill ke Mid to th e h ig h est b id d er e t the fro n t door of th e Seminole C ounty C eurt H ouse e l Sesferd, Florida, en th e firs t Monday in the m outh e f November, M il. w hich le tb e l l h day e f Novem ber. IMS. D ated this !4 th day ef Septem ber, M l!. (BSA L) A rth u r H. B eckw ith, Jr., C lerk C ircuit C ourt Sem iaole County, Florida F u b llth Oct. I. *. >1. I*. CUB-1 FA 2-2611 or GA W938 PLUMBING R . L, HARVEY PLUMBING In itA llA tio as by tbe bootees circle a t the eleae of the meeting. Urn buf­ fet table was overlaid with a Uaen cloth and wae canterad with an arrangement of cut flowers flanked by two ROOFING - SHEET METAL Sanford ] Feed tre y , of cookies. Presiding a t tbe buffet were Mr*. Everett Swift and Mias Beatrice J . Tyson. Door hostesses for tbe meeting were Mra, Jam *. Oddy and Mra. Pater HalL NEO O IR D ATLANTIC ic n a d Q n al tbe Dept, ef Education. Mrs. Margaret Blair, itsto tad county Republican com­ V F W Pott 8207 mittee worn*t , wok* briefly to tbe DeBery group nad an- Sets Meetings By Pease Estes nouncemenf * u made Out The October meeting ef • Political Rally will to bald at Psabody Auditorium la South Beat (sole VFW Poet Daytona B uck on O ct O MOT will be held a t B p m. today. beginning at aoon. The $ W Auxiliary will m ast at • p.aa Thursday. The hammock wae hi routed Beth meetings will be held by tbe Americas Indian* wbe In the former Joyce* Buildcalled It a hamaca. I t was an In; in Lcnfvrood. oiovaud net used fa r limp­ ing. W ire. Waal Paddtog A tough .Boy ef nickel and copper to machined into . Legal Notice wire wool sad la used as padding to euihton the vibrations M v rrA T fo * t o m o s e e l'd bid* w ill be received of >*t engines in aupersonle In th e office ef th e C ity M ea­ t i e r , City Hell. S anford, F lo r­ aircraft. SELLER CALL — CONCUTM PRODUCTS (rO cA tl Report* were beard an the Junior and Senior R T F ‘lit S .A Legal Notice R ,tb* lee MCe N o n ca i. nr.R K R T a iran. T h a i O v e reu e e t L and Co. IN S U R A N C E HARRY ADAIR’S B AN K im AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE SANFORD, FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF SEPTEMBER 28, 1962 COMPTROLLER’S CALL RESO U RCES L IA B IL IT IE S Loans and Discounts $ 4,708,901.18 Banking: House, Furniture and 204,667.13 Fixtures 48.847.01 Other Real Estate 21 , 000.00 Federal Reserve Bank Stock 30.660.02 Other Resources U. S. Government Obligations $3,650,930.92 Other Bonds and Securities 1,080,770.08 Cash and Due From Banks 1,310,109.77 6,041,810.77 Total Capital Stock 250.000. 00 Surplus 450.000. 00 Undivided Profits 179,673.60 Reserves 143,118.30 Unearned Discount 178,069.73 Deposits $11,055,886.11 9,855,024.48 Total OFFICERS $11,055,886.11 DIRECTORS GEORGE A. ORTAGU8 Chairmen of to* Beard U. H. HODGES President R. V. MANN Executive Vie* President H. H. II0DUE3 President 11. B. POPE President, H. B. Pope Co. 8*aford, Florida GEORGE D. BISHOP GEORGE A. ORTAGUS Vie* President The Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville Jacksonville, Florida Retired, Sanford, Florida R. W. DEANE Vice President A Cashier L. L FRAZIER O. C. MCBRIDE Assistant Cashier Sanford, Florida MRS. LOIS D. HOUSHOLDLR Aaeieunt Cashier Secy. A Tree. Orlando Paving Co. MRS. CATHERINE M. RAY Assistant Cashier H. D. ROWLAND Assistant Cashier R. F. MANN Executive Vice President Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IRA E. SOUTHWARD President Southward Fruit Co., Inc. Sanford, Florida GEORGE A. SPEER JR. Attorney Sanford, Florida �it - • V f e '/r - - . V.v. rtjigp. !■■■ U - > t*. - - .7* • — . > . tarn to aethro commsaity de­ velopment operations be Flor­ ida. ■ The Hackles, who h a m for To get their operations off y ean been pnee-makera of the m am unity develop ment in­ to o flying start the Hackles dustry and among the natlon’a ham : Formed a completely new company, Tha Hackle Bros., Inc., to serve as their vehicle for the development of Del­ tona and other fully-planned Florida communities, and to m a i l la other construction and development actlvttteo. Set e $20 milUoo u l« s goal for the first rear of operations of Ih a Hackle B rat., lac. — |U million la Deltona homeilte aalca and IS million In bouae aalea. Earmarked a aolld t l mil­ lion for adT«rtlais« in the Brat year alone, much of tt scheduled for local media in key metropolitan marketa of Florida and throechoot the North.. Established l network of franchised agents to carry Hackle Brae., lac., sales to principal northern states and abroad, with oaaphaafc on the growing retirement and pre­ retirement markets. **Onr plans lo r Deltona •ring every square foot of the area, are nearing completion and the Initial work already la under way," said Frank E. Hackle, Jr., president ef Tbo Hackle Broe., Inc. Demo Club Opens Season In DeBary . LYMAN’S VARSITY CHEERLEADERS thla year are Pam Eldrldge, Cheryl Merck, Maggot G arrett and Brenda Petty, top photo, front row, left to rig h t and Gloria Green, Lynn Roberta, Marta Jonea and Kay May in back. In the Junior V arsity Corps are Dana Hall, Judy Estes, Lynnett Werner and Mary Louisa Haines, bottom photo front row are Brenda Moncrief, Ann Miller and Sandy Tennant, back. (Herald Photo) By Mrs. Adam Mailer The Democratic Club of De­ Bary opened its fall season leat Wednesday with a cover­ ed dish supper and program for whleh Voluala County Sheriff Rodney Thursby and Rep. Jams* Sweeney were speaker*. Members were urged to get their friends and neighbor* out to the polls and were told th at government it "big buelneea," from the local level right on np to tho na­ tional level Sweeney alee answered questions e n reepportlonment. Announcement was mads th at Congressman 8yd Hertong will begin hla tour of the county at tho DeBary Re­ creation Hall on Oct. 27 at 10 a.m. New membert joining tho club et tho opening meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulrieh, Thomas Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Matheeon and Mr. and Mrs. Joyce. Fishing Club To Hear Sten strom By Mrs. Adam Haller Form er State Senator Don glaa Stenitrom of Sanford wlU apeak on "Trust Fuads, Wills and Handling of an E state" at Wednesday’s 7:30 p. m . meeting ef the De­ Bary Fishing Club In the Fire Hall. The meeting, with Clyde Wright presiding, will be open to the public. Final plans for the club’a Oct. 17 deep sea fishing trip also will be dlacueied. Girl Scout Meet A meeting will be held In At tamonte 8prlnga a t 1:45 p. m. Wednesday for mother* Inter e*ted In helping organise i Girl Scout Troop for fifth grade girls. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Gerald Connelly, 1109 Mait­ land Ave. Assisting Mrs. Con­ nominee. A brief biographical competition, O ct 13, WUber nelly as co-leader wlU be Mr*. Lucill* Hatty. sketch on the nominee la also laid. dealrabla. Last year, City Hanagcr W. E. Knowlea received t h e award and tha year before it waa John Kridcr, manager of the Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce. The local winner U to be entered in the Jaycee State Good Government Award Deadline Set * Nomination! for thla year's winner of tha Sanford-Scmlnole Jaycees Good Government ; award are now open, but the • dosing deadline la Wednesday *with the general public invited to send in their entries to Chairman Jack WUber at the ;Jayce« Building. "Tius is a way ot nonoring *an outstanding person who has contributed greatly to tbo community and the people of • the area, In the field of gov­ ernm ent,” WUber said. • There is no age Umlt, and entry forma may be picked up ;a t the Jaycee Building, to aid •‘in listing the qualifications land accomplishments of the Rye cultivation seems to be a fairly recent develop­ ment among the gralna and .therv la no record of its use •among ancients. Toes. O c t 9, *82—Page 8 -t-V i -‘.iL-f bcZ fUSV:." • |v_ • - V'5^7 / ’ . Elliott Mackle, Robert Mackle and F rank Mackle Jordan Marsh Nearly Set Central Florida's largest complete department store, the new Jordan Marsh la Or­ lando, reached Its final stages of construction at Colonial Plata Shopping Center this month, and will open Its doors Oct. 13, general manager Harry E. Hanson has an­ nounced. The f o u r - s t o r y 230,000 square-foot Jordan Marsh, which forma the apex of a new air-conditioned shoppers' mall at Colonial Plaza Centar, will introduce the newest concepts In department store design and wlU offer a complete se­ lection of fine merchandise In medium • to • better price ranges. The spacious, modern lines and lntarlor design of the new Jordan Marsh wlU be counterpointed by a Neo-Colonial dacor, with dramatic styling In every area. Towering slmulat ed oak trees, typifying tha Cen­ tral Florida area, will "grow" Inside the store and even change their foliage with (he seasons. In the store's "Oakmoot Restaurant," a photo­ graphic mural of an authentic Southern Colonial mansion will provide the bickground miniature Florida lake. area of the store will portray for two more of the beautiful Although Neo-Colonial will a dram atic theme of Its own simulated oaks aid an actual be the dominate decor, each for tho display of complete merchandise from the finest markets in the world. Exotlo woods, exclusive decorator fixtures, especially designed floor coverings, and creative color will carry, out tho Indlvltldal decor of each area, and subtle, warm lighting will be achieved by louvered celllnga, dropped panels, recessed spot­ By Jan a Cast liberty der, welcomed members and lights, or lanterns and chan­ The Caaaleberrj Women's guests and told the plans for deliers to match the aetting. Golf Assn, held a successful the year. opening day of actlv!tl*a Mrs. Betty Overman, chair­ Words that are ipelled aThursday at th > Country man of tournaments and like, but pronounced differ­ Club of Casaelber y. events, outlined tha aventa Twenty-four m* nbers and planned for the season which ently, are known as heteroayma. prospective memt ira enjoy­ runs through May. Handbooks were distribut­ ed a refreshing lip In the club pool after nil a hole* of ed Hating the season's events ploy. and names of officers and A luncheon was wld in the other Information. Mra. Pan­ clubhouse with I tu . Mary der and Mrs. Overman were Anderson, social ol airman, In In charge of making up the charge of the arrmgemcnti. books and the cover design Tables were dcco ated with waa drawn by Mra. P a t Ol­ bouquets of wild yellow lu­ sen. pine and dailies a id a paper The CWGA will play golf golf bag favor containing every Thursday, teeing off greens m arkers |a a at each at 3:30 a. m. The regular place. business meetings are sche­ the duled (or the laat Thuraday lunch president, Mrs.. Deb Debbie Pen­ ot each month. C W G A Opens Season A t Country Club Recaps • Truck T in a In AU Sixes CAVANAUGH TIBB 8BRVICB 1401 8. French Avw. FA 2-2231 SCENICRUISER If all raids were superhighway*/ Chevrolet's remarkably smooth and illent ride might be just another luxury. But as moit town and countiy roads will demonstrate, this k one Chevrolet ndvantago that’s mighty easy to got excited about. (The way thoao four deep-coil springs put tho kibosh on bumps, you'd almost think Chevrolet woa working for thn highway com­ mission.) The '63 Bel Airs, Biscaynes and Impalaa are equally easy going on upkeep. Brakes ora self-adjust­ ing. New Delcotron generator a-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-o battery life. Even the rocket panels on the Body by Fisher are self-washing and venti­ lating to cut down on rust. Your •dealer's waiting to tell you lot* more. Strips Paint Fast, Sami-Putt for ftfltraj, ,ttu. Hr* Non.FUmmablt .for tough job). of Loch Arbor I RESTRICTED - EXCLUSIVE * featuring . . . (h« make mou people depend on c o n s t r u c t io n c o . ! Custom Building A Specialty General Offce M l 26th St. Sales Office FA 2-7496 0 N I V G P F V /j 7AID H A S IT . . . plus all the regular Scenlcruiser Service features like air conditioning, air-suspension ride, panoramic picture windows and fully equipped restroom. It's all yours at no extra cost. Enjoy exclusive Greyhound Scenlcruiser Service*... AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US No extra fare for exclusive Scenlcruiser Service. For example: i t u tC T iii G. E. Kitchens i : Nrw SUPER smooths bumps better than a bulldozer Strypeeze homes of distinction . . . • l i m Custom Designed By Mrs. Adam Mailer V. Wright Kearns of tha Florida Development Com­ mission will be guest speak­ er at today’s T p. m. meet­ ing of the DeBary Civio Ann. la tha Community Can­ ter. Hla topic wiU bo "What'o Ahead for Central Florida." Also discussed will bo Uw possibility of locaUag a nur­ sing borne la DeBary as a supplement to tho DeBary Medical Center which would reduce costa of recovery Bom long Illnesses. In other business the group will appoint a nominating committee. GOJET-SMOOTH S3 CHEVROLET-ITS EXCITING! i I . . \ w 1' Longwood Bulldtnf laeper tor W. F. Lltko, speaking a s a repreaenUUm of the Lang* wood Area Chambor of Com­ merce at laat Thuraday alght’a council meeting, nak­ ed that more s t m t markera be put up for unidentified atreeta. Lltke woa advised that thn city waa aware of tbo altue* tlon and had included funde in Id new budget to buy aotne 77 new markera. He also waa told, after pointing out that etty U nits weren’t marked on thn annexed Hwy. 1T-P1 area, that tha elty had been trying for soma time to aet a meet­ ing with State Road Dept, officials to taka care of thla matter. No signs eon bn placed on the highway with­ out approval from the at*to. In connection with thn area, tbo council also voted to set Oct. 30 as tbo data for o public hearing on establishing zoning claxal- DeBary Civic Assn. To Meet Q rtV tfto /rn o'rY.TgterflW, Id y llw ild e For Additional Street Markers See four entirely different kinds o f cere et your Chevrolet d ea ler's,.. Chevrolet, Chevy II, Corvelr end Corvette FA 1-3103 H O LLER M O T O R STENSTROM REALTY AGENT Cor. 2nd ft Palm stto GREYHOUND S A LES C O . SANFORD, FLA . Washington DC 3 bust* dally New Orleans 3 bus*# 1 way 21-0 round trip 13.30 i way 119 round Uip 3 buses Chicago I buses daily Boston 1 way 32.03 round trip 57.70 1 way 38.13 round trip 9 bust* Extra saving* on round trip. Atlanta t way 13.73 round trip All price# pita* lax. FA 2-0711 dally 31.24 dally 33.79 dally 22.9$ �Y e t* to * tin tw * , m m pniK W i ter ! « . (IWJIdo), M lu i h r i M f H tttrtem N m i U N * p n tliM . Who M ali propoaad at toast la part by thair ep> b u s ln a a m w . Bat when eaeh a poUtldan wins, particularly If ba la running for tha praaideney, th* gorarnorahlp, or other executive poaliion, important dividends may m u lt from nia ap. peala to hla m latant 11atenon, Theae people may not have voted for him. Bat, having seen and heard him, they mar ba encouraged to ac­ cept him gracloualy aa their leader— aa they muat if democracy and ms. P" m $s eooraa of action widow ptoaaoa tha sharp partlaana, They want thair daairao trmnalatad Into policy. Bat they do not hay* to vom a a whole atata or tha nation. Tha thaorlata ear tha wise prod* dent aaaka a "national conaanaoa/' a path that win* tha paacafal accept, anca—if not tha wild andoraamant— of all bat th* oxtramlata In hla eon. atitoency. A governor, at hla level, doaa th* earn*. Thla la not only an admirable but an abaolutaly aaaantlal goal In a demo, critic political ayatam. Tha pollti. WA8HJEOTON—(NBA) — w m made. Foreign aid la be­ yet and won’t t e for some clana who doggedly invade “oppoai. Winding t p its business In a ing cut but not as much as days. t{on” territory lay a proper baae for Aa approved by the H oum, legislative stampede, the B7th feared. In the field of general gov­ expenditure# will be over $90 ernment, postal ratos are be­ billion and maybe over $91 bil­ ing raised but free congres­ lon. sional Junk null te being abol­ Even so, this te $4 billion ished. Federal pay rates are Icm than what tha Kennedy being Increased. Antitrust ease administration requested. investigation was facilitated. Tha importance of this rec­ A constitutional amendment ord, pro and con, is how much abolishing the poll tax eras effect It will have on tha No­ passed, subject to ratification vember elections. by the states. Tha national Republicans will take credit debt limit was raised to a for administration defeats and point with horror a t adminis­ whopping $308 billion. In labor and publie welfare, tration successes. a cutdown manpower retrain­ The Democratic pitch will be ing program was Initiated; re­ to point with pride to achieve­ porting on union pension funds ment of a good stu rt on the Was tightened; publie assist­ Kennedy administration pro­ ance and child welfare bene­ gram at the half-way mark, after some hard fights. For fits were Increased. A new drug control tew te administration defeats, an ap­ being passed. A senior citisena peal will be made to elect more housing aid act has boon sign­ Democratic candidates to push ed. Educational television w m through more of the program given a boost and new seta In tha second half. will be required to carry all channels. To aid the domestic econ­ Osteen PTA omy, business is being given Sets M eeting modi for jUte current fiscal $1.8 billion to tax relief for By Mrs. Clarence Snyder new investments. Self-employ­ year. The Osteen Parent-Teacher Moat of | tho new laws, of ed people will bo given a tax Association wlO bold its Oct­ course, arstgovemment house- reduction to finance their own retirement funds. A $900 mil­ ober meeting at 7:30 p. m. lion emergency publie works today te th* school audi­ torium. program waa authorised for J. C. Carpenter, president um in offsetting recessions. will preside. Parents will bt The Communications Satellite Invited to visit classrooms Corporation was authorised In following the meeting. the form the administration wanted It. A so-called omni­ bus farm bill w m passed giv­ Stiff Fight ing the administration only a HONOLULU (U PI) — Repart and a delayed start on publican Oov. William F. (julnn will face a stiff fight what w m really asked for. Congresa waa slower and with Democrat John A. Burns later than it haa ever been in n u t month in thoir bid for tho paMlng appropriation bills to Hawaii guboraatorlal post, ac­ run the government this fiscal cording to complete returns year, already one-fourth gone. from ths nation's test primary Total figure* arcu'l available Congress te giving President Kennedy far more of k it pro­ gram than k* may have hoped for throe months ago. As of Oct. 1, the Congres­ sional Jtocord'a monthly tab­ ulation shows 191 bills signed Into law thla year. That com­ pares with US la the same period teat year for a total of 738 In tha two-year aeaaion, to date. Tha total nay well ranch 800 or more on a final count after adjournment f o r Congress has cleared many bills the Presldint Ida hoi had lim e to consider. And he has 10 days after adjournment, not count­ ing Bundsjk, te sign e r pocket veto final measures. Legislative action has come m faat to final two wooks of th* ststb n that It will taks soma tlmo for Budget Bureau and tho ctOcuUvo agendas of government to figure out who losing all th a t money, to whom eltliens In our dally economic te R being lost? competition. I t la to ua frugal house­ Indeed, Uncle Sam w m to b* wives and other hardworking enshrined on tha sidelines M llttl* people, Isn’t IfcT an Impartial referee in our "Bo whs a m mors deserving “free enterprise" game, • f thee* ISO mllUons-the lie w m thus to see that we bureaucrats ha Washington or competed fairly. But he' wad us housewirts w ho'are strug­ NOT to enter the game u a gling to make and* meet? playing referee, which te aa "It seems to me we citisena Intolerable situation! frank brooklet below and would be fa r bettor off If tha pass It around foot. government lost about 80 Nowadays, however. Untie CASE N-450| Nora O., aged BILLION dollars annually, a* Sam has run out on tits field S3, te an tnergoUc housewife. long as It was losing that to compete with us, yet he still want* to serve aa umpire "Dr. Crane, •ho began, "I money to ua llttl* people. understand th a t our govern­ “For then we’d spend it on or rsftrsoi So Undo Bam now operates ment wants to tax the Interest more food and more electric • n our meager strings ac­ toasters or refrigerators and 700 tax-free corporations te counts and even our Christ- washing machines, clothing, direct competition with all of us ordinary citisena. m u funds a t thair source. automobiles, etc. "And anybody who owns "1 know that most of tha ThoM 700 corporations are •tocka or bonds will have the woman In my neighborhood eatimated, by a government dividends taxed a t tho source •re far bettor bargain hunters agency, to be worth S40 bil­ and forwarded to Undo Sam. than the Prodigal Bona who lions of dollars—almoot our "Tho government Mys It te are the bureaucrats In Wash­' total fodcrxl dabtl U they wars sold back to losing 880 million* of dollars ington. Don’t you agree?" each year by not taxing our Our Founding Fathers want­ private Investors, we could deposits and dividends. ed the government to stay out’ thus reduce that dsbt by at "Wall, If tho government la of the affairs of us private| least half and meanwhlls those , assets would then go back on our assoMors books, to help ua OUR BOARDING HOUSE Urpaysrs meet tha terrific tax load. w u * r * a i l Th is In the last 80 ytara, a naw philosophy hM arlssn a t var­ iance with that of our Found­ ing Fathers, such M Jeffer­ son, Washington, Hamilton and wIm old Benjamin Frank­ lin. WTO 7W W T N I , JHATttPiaMTY/ Nowadays our government sayat "You housewives and hus­ bands can't think for yourselves! You are unable to spsnd your hard sarnsd dol­ lars as afflcsntiy as wo bur­ eaucrats can squander them. "Bo wo are going to tax and tax until you muat look to us for the complete direction and control of your Uvea and tha welfare of your children." Well, th at te an unAmerican doctrine. 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Society M iter OsMtrtod Messgor .unauT thoupsox PUANK VOLTOUX* Clip Kdttor C lrs s U tls s M e s s ie r DOT MluaiXUOTOAN FMCSt wrULLe Feature Kdlte M echeaolsl a**L QJJjp ttfuri HEART RESEARCH I h f f l f j j l i Gratotally ^ A ccepted SKMIMPLE. OeBAXY COUNCIL p. a box with Coagiwsa Is aat dlaeuaasd la much detail bacasaa tha atory lavohraa family aacrota aa Capitol Hill sad political tabooa. From Uat February u t i l last weak tha House a te Baa. ate had triad to compromise thair (Ufftroscaa ta d arrive at a coltege-aid bill accept­ able to both. Those la both partteo who have studied the subject are aware that the U. S. muat doable Its p ro m t coltefo plant la the neat 1S-M yoara to make room for the I t aeration sow growing op. The cost a t sock a program will ba as hags that private funds cannot pay for it alL T te Federal government will have to supply *oma h»ip. It is generally accepted, toe, that larger numbers of colla ie-trained Americana are essential to maintaining oar leadership in scientific, space and-■o tte r . crucial coateaU with tha Buaaians U tha y e a n ahead. Tha big disagreement, in Congrssa, as In tha emiatry, U over how much and what kind of Federal help it will taka to keep coDege facili­ ties adequate for needs creat­ ed by the postwar baby boom. w n i h i twinsth, tad the •iaagdoodte wbaigsth,” bo ate, divinity schools, o r w ort facilities to which admlaatea would bo ckaraad. F a r a white the compromise climate seemed tu n y - T hat tte rotes doocondod and the floods came. Aa election dap draw near, political partisan­ ship sharpened. To impress the voters with tbalr separate persooaHtiee Democrat* and Republicans w o n more in­ terested la disagreeing thaa agreeing. The Supreme Court decision te tha school prayer cam in Juno inflamed the nllgteus issue agate, particularly te t t e South. Aa ten­ sion grew over admlaatea of Jam to Meredith to “Ole Miss," some Southerners te CongreM backed swap from th* hill for Star teens to "exceptionally needy” stu­ dents might go heavily to Itogroe*. . , , T te National Educetten Association and the National Congress at Parents and Teachers came out against allotting federal funds to private school! on the ground that to do so imperiled “America’s traditional con­ cept of separation of church and state.” reported. HI submit,” areas coechided, “that at thla lima there are ie nOlloe better way* to apoud tie mlOtea thaa aa a clorlflad bathtub h r flab.” Hla ariaaaaat fall oa deal ears. It had yat t o t e proved that aupporttag fish-watching aoold cort a Ooagraaamaa rates, ssptekDy whan the im iiiim a | tha u l u had so m aag foodie* to glva away. Nickel Mtess T te fatanatteoal Nkkat Company, th* world's largeat producer of refined nickel te the Bndbcry District of On­ tario and c m at Tbompaoa, * Bun Eqalpment * Factory Trained HOLTB ATLANTIC MOTOR CLINIC Highways 1T-9S sad 4M F trn Park. Fla. U I-IU 1 EVERYONE WHO SEES IT GETS CARRIED AW AY proved, the' U. 8 . w m author­ ised to participate In loans to International Monetary Fund and a $78 million war damage payment to the Philippines On Trial KARLSRUTK, G e r m a n y (UPI) — A confused Soviet aaaaaate went ea trial her* to­ day for murdering two Ukrain­ ian exile leaden with a cyan­ ide pellet gun. He told the court ho became a Russian spy rather thaa so* hla par­ ents shipped to Siberia. America seeds sotisp*.trained baden. But coDama face shortages Support the college of your chows. ■ yo* w**M toe is U*w what M i * 8 Cort*inly, you wont your youngster te h«v* food touting bad write Ua*s wh«t they or* on* of th* boat things you «*n Imv* your chtidron it • good education, Forteopa if* time to itwt saving for it now write our holp and that big dividend w* pay every ns months. I l . i m i l Dod0»' Wh° can blame them? Dodge looks like an W B f W l l l l l l i aipansive car. But it's priced down with other low prlo* car*. And Inaid* there's room galorel Tho rooflln* swoops straight buck Instead of sloping off. That maun* ample headroom In back, not Juot In front There's more tearoom and toolroom, too. Tho satte are chalr-hlgh, whether you choose a modal I udth sofa style, buckets or fold-down canter arm rest in front Little wondtr, people | got carried away . . . especially now that every 1M3 Dodo* ia backed bv a new iole County Motors, Inc. 8L tor SANFORD, FLA. shutouts l a s t year. U m 910-mOUoa aquarium bill aallad through bo * boo* aa. F w asuroa at a w kteda Ullad Um eoik faald blU h r this year a d possibly h r r u n la eoma. Wbat rosily happousd hahind tha aeaaaa to aiaba building a fUh hotel popular Am facilities h r flab** hi Mm aatteu’a capital? Sm m xtombcra argu­ ed th a t (he $i* aUQMa might l a hotter i ? « l M filter* a t w M classrooms la th# to private District a t ColumbU, or la roaovo pofluttou from Um Potomac. Bap. Grow, (Rlowa). a t d a tha patet Mut fiib-vatchteg do** aat rata Ugh a a a aatleaal paatlma. A Boston aqoarioa haa rutefl*h*4 •• • p«aM(c MfviN to* toot mt% IHo A^frtftng Counril, - NBC-rv, Tuosdiy*. MM MrwpM to you fey n SANFORD, FLA, t a ^ A CHRVBUM �Johnsons Take 1st Place Load r rr* ^ Th# Santord HnrnM Mr. ta d M n. Bwwfing League went in­ to the fourth wotk with th« Johnson t o w la first place with IS wins and four fosses. The Ttaltos a r t second with 11 wins oad five losses. Kostivala a n In third with m a n and ons-hiilf wins and eight and oca-half losses. John Spelskl had high s a n e of 1H tor the s e n and Helen Altman had high fam e tor the women with a 174. Harold J ohnson had high series for the men with a US and Jane flpolsU had n 4H high aeries tor tin women. Other high games were rolled bp Bah finite. i n . Harold Johnson, IN , Clara Tinlla, 104, and Dot Jahaaoo, i n . bene Wtible made the dif­ ficult 04*7*10 split, Jath Weihie made th t h-7, Blaine Kosthral made the 0*7, Helen Alt* man downed . the 1*10 and Clara Tinlla made the 5-10. tie * out LONfir FUMO . F O a'ID ** S n f l P A C f P lw w ii w ® By John A. Spefakl I think th a t this waa tha week set aside for all persons not having their name# in tha bowling columns recently, to break-out with a rash of ■trikes and high series and coma on hack into tha bowling spotlight once again! As an example, in the Mon­ day night DeBary Social Lea­ gue it waa Jack Jackson of Jacksons' Service who 'rolled tho highest gams in league, a 314. N ot too many pins back, ju st three aa a m atter of fact, Mika Accardi of the DeBary Businessmen’s team shot a 311 and also captured hi series, a games «ad series, 211/514. Attn goll, Shoill There were some other goodits turned-in in this league, too. Teens Armeo had a 174 and Dot Button continues to chop-up tha pins with har bowling, she had n 180. And geo look a t th at Yeas McMilUn with hers 101 game. Mary Smith rolled well as she had a 170, her high for the series. NEW YORK (UPI) - The Giants n eome-from-bebind Cinderella baieball foam, met the Yankees la tbe fifth game of the World Series todayeven up end happy that they «oia« *• «*>»• * •» ^ ,#w ^ p re d ic ts Willie Mays. “ We all foil that if we could win Monday and get the Series * * * * » » « • *rouad‘ ' h. „ b#ta coming off tha floor all season, Including their National League pennant playoff triumplV V * 10*1\ ****„ ^J^****’ Haller in the second liming. Dark said K definitely They uinally get letlhaaded would be Billy Pierce, a hero of Ike pennant playoff against hitters out pretty well." Both Hiller and Haller are lefthanded swingers. “It goes to show you nsvsr know," said Houk, adding that “Romtmber I’ve been saying til along not to count the Giants short." Cut, Curl Team Holds Loop Lead «f*TSftSlZSL Z still Meltser both had garnet of 168 y0Uflg Mcond bsaemsn, 2* The Cut end Curl team is in first place for the second week with 13 wins and three fosses in the Jet Bowlercues League. LIT Buggers and Toy Cor­ ral are tied far second with 12 wins and four foiacs. High scries honors again went to Elaina Kostlval for a 473 series. Marge Lyons and Betty* Smith ran ■ close sec­ ond and third with a 471 and 470 respectively. High gams honors want to Mtrge Lyons far a IN game. Other high games were 182 by Fran Morton, 1M by Marge Ferris, 177 by Thslme Unger and t 170 by Shirley Martin. Splits converted were tho 510 by Ann Almond, Bobbla Hackctt, Gert Bridges and Veras Bolton; tho 5-7 by Jano Spoliki and' Key Shoemaker. The 54 was made by Beltye Smith and Arlene Hederiag. The 2-7 waa picktd up by Ann Almond, the 5-10 twice by Louise Sharpe, the 4-3-7 by Elaine Kostlval and last but not least the 3-74-10 by Eva Rogers. Shirley Martin and Yvetta Hunter rolled turkeya while Marge Lyons had four in a row. and Cathy Gray topped 'em „ 1Uir both by one pin, a 160. Yeselr It broke , d#idlock 1# . , . these gala have a good seventh inning and led the time bowling end turn in QUnta to n 7-3 victory, evenTbe "M ighty Mite" Floyd good scores as well. lag the best-of-ieven series at Martin o f NAS Opa A flveGeorge Swann made me two games apiece, aome exploded the Navy Lea­ promise to ju st talk about So today, in the crucial filth gue with hie 234 game. Come his high game In the Ail Star game in big Yankee Stadium, to think of it, Floyd turn been League, which waa a dandy it was Jack Sanford far the improving steadily, not only . . . 245! Now eince I promised Giants and another rightin thia league but tho Ball A not to reveal his secret. 111 hander, Ralph Terry, for the Chain League and the Friday only add this comment to my Yankees, P. M. Doublet Peterson, too. friend Gecrge. They were the opposing And while wtY* e a th a sub­ I t's a heck of a let better traders la the second game at ject of Martin/D«ublea Peter- to go op 100 pins after roll- San Francisco last Friday, ten Double* look at w hat hap- Ing your first game than to {with Sanford coming out on ,pcned to him and h it partner roll yours first gema and j top, 24. {Harry Pentecoet thia paat DROP 100 PINS in your week. aecond game such aa some­ They war* bowling agminat one I know did recently. (And Neal Maxwell and Woody Wll* believe me George, I just son and turned in games of couldn’t get over the shock!) 198 for Floyd and H arry had I might add that with that a 192. Combined total waa 390 Big 245, there were also quite BUT IT WASN’T G O O D a few ether BIG DUECE8 IN U F F i rolled that same night! John­ Their opponents had 313 k ny Wright had a 231 and 212 games. Proof again that Woody Willson had two con­ quits a few of the fellahs have secutive games of 211; Sonny been bombing away with that Estridge rolled three dueces, B!G BALL again. a 222; Tommy Kipp had a J Hi in thia particular league 231 and Gerald Behrens ■had Maxwell with a 213 and checked In with a 236. Pentecost coming thru with a That’ll Just about do It for 304 average, 812 series. this week. In answer to your ! Tha Sunday Night NAMTG many requests, yee we are 'Mixed Couples League had going to run the Moonlight Betty Downs and Chuck Tour- Bowling again this coming noux taking the bows. Saturday a t 10 p.m. AH the Betty rolled a 147/434 set lights are turned-off except {and Chucks 172/486 lead the those ovsr the pins and It’s a lot of fun. If you'd Ilka to Our gala from the Wednes­ come out and win toms tu r­ Roger'! Club Diamond held day A. M. Pinecrest Inn/ keys, howling shoes and baga, onto first place in the Jet North Orlando League saw see you a t the lanes on Satur­ Lanes All-Star Loop last Belle Summers do some good day a t 10 p m. week, taking three gamed bowling, too. Her 178/484 was from Fra iky Concrete No. 1. the winning combo far the day. Tho Handy Food Store trio 1 see where Shirley Ryan Gropeville moved Into second placo tak­ wasn't too many pins behind ing three games from Frail*jr with her 169 game. A couple Leads Play Concrete No. 2. Meador's of the o thsr girls who turned Marino took two gsmos from T h e GrspevUle Nursery in good scores were Gene team held first position in the Faust Drugs to stay lu a Lambert with a 162 (since aha Hi-Nooners League as they three way tie far second started to use that Power- split their points 2-2 with the place with the Kandy team W rister it's improved her game M and R Bar team. The CPO and Faust Drugs. Betty Ana's trem endously; Dot Johnson Wives edged info second place tssm took two games from had 3 good games—164 k 160 when they won thro* potato Sanford Dry Cleaners to stsy to fifth place. In sixth place and Gladys PUoian shot a big from Nstlonwide Insurance. Is Sanford Dry Clsanort, to 170 even. Mayfiir Inn made a clean seventh placo is Friday Con­ Yea H waa a week for the ■weep as they wo* tour from crete No. 8 and in last place "aaml proa" to thine but don’t Monroe Harbor. Shoemaker is Frailey Concrete No. 1 think th a t the Ole Reliables Construction won three points with II siraiibt losses. weren't busy! T h e y w e r e from Stenstrom Realty. pounding th at pocket and kit­ ting 'am hard. Proof of the puddin' lies in . . . . the ORIGINAL tha final results of the Mon­ day Kite Singles Classic Lea­ gue! SixUan of the 80 games bowled ware well over the 200pins stark I • Gaaraateed Washable It was a real pleasure see­ • D ries to 20 M inutes ing Gerry Fox regain his • N# Offensive Odor bowling eye again. Foxy not only captured hi game with a TERRIFIC SELECTION OF COLORS resounding 348 but his consist­ ent bowling took eerica honors too, with a 4 game total of ------------Com petitively Priced 861. Man. that's bowling! Some if the other Bowling N ever A Parking SHOP Bombers were Harry Schob Problem A t -----314; Da Palma 216; Wilson t i l ; Gerald Behrens 211. Pentecost A ir234 and Split-ski £14. Shirlay Simas waa the top C onditioned gun for tho Wednesday after­ 700 F re n c h A t *. COMFORT noon HI Nooners as aha rolled one of h er highest league Rubber Base Paint NEW YORK (Upi) - Ala­ bama drew tie j first-place votes but Texai )pd the bet­ ter overall poirt total today to gain the No. l {spot in the weekly United n e s s Inter­ national major college foot­ ball ratings.' Eighteen of Ue;35 coaches who comprise the VP! ra t­ ings board named the Crim­ son Tide, unbeaten in three straight games this year and 20 in-a-row, to the top spot while only ala picked Texas No. 1. But the Longhorns, also unbeaten in three games this season, drew second-place support from 14 coaches and third from nine others to re­ place Ohio State as the na­ tion's top team. With points awarded on a basis of 104474-544-2-1 for votes from first through loth places, Texas had a t to h i Bryant Grumbles axpected to be sidelined this weekend against The Citadel. Kentucky coach C h a r l i e Bradshaw said sight Wildcats are currently on the injured list, including see passer Jerry Wooium who suffered a sprained shoulder in Satur­ day's game with Auburn. Coach Bobby Dodd counsel­ ed hie Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets to “ look to Trane*see'' rather then brood over their weekend defeat at the hands of Louisiana State. “ You played good enough to win," Dodd said. “Trnntssee will coma In tough Saturday so we've got to be ready far another close one." Mississippi c o a c h John Vaught said his Rebels were not affected last Saturday by the last-minute shift in their game with Houston from Ox­ ford to Jackson because of the integration crisis. “ We just went out on the field to play football Uks we would havo done at Oxford or anywhere else,'' Vaught said. The Rebs, who blasted the Cougers, 40-7, are ranked fifth this week. Louisiana State worked on kicking and pais defense Mon­ day in preparation for the skirmlah with powerful Mi­ ami. Coach Cbarlea McClen­ don warned the Bengala to bo on the alert for George Mira who haa passed for 450 yards and four touchdowns in three garnet. At Tulane, Tommy O'loyle juggled k b lineup la hope* of coming up with a winning combination against Mississip­ pi State Friday n igh t Ha shifted center Jim Sehoonmaker to tackle, halfback Durham Barnes to defensive quarterback e n d halfback Larry Rambls to end. At Georgia, trainer Sam Rkhwlna (aid three Bulldogs injured In last week's South Caroline contest — halfback BUly Knowles, center Len Hauss and tackle Ray RisamlUer — should be ready to play against Clemson Satur­ day. Mississippi State coach Paul Davis lauded his team for its 74 win over Tennessee Satur­ day end paid special tribute to end Johnny Backer who did "n great jab without much practice.'' Baker bad been sidelined with an injury. Auburn coach Ralph Jordan looked forward to a break from Southeastern Conference competition Saturday against Chattanooga. Tennessee spent most of the practice s e s s i o n watching films of the Georgia TechFlorida game. The Vota traval to Atlanta to take on the Yel­ low Jackets Saturday. for Alabama la ana of the closest races ever id ' the UPI ratings. Alabama i f the defending national champion. Ohib Slate, the No. 1 pick of 20 coaches a week ago in the f in t ratings of the INS season, didn't draw n single vote for the top spot thin week, following its 0-7 upset by UCLA Saturday. Thn Buckeyes, now M , had M points in all and fail all the way to 12th. There wea considerable Juggling for the lop 14 spot* this week a s Georgia Tack, Army and Miami, Fin. mov­ ed out along with Ohio Stain. Penn State (34), fourth a week ago. advanced one spot to third, while drawing flvo f in t • place votes; Southern California (3 4 ) moved from sixth to fourth; Mississippi (3-0) from seventh to fifth, and Washington (24-1) from eighth to sixth. Kansas (3 4 ) was seventh; UCLA, which opened Its sea­ son against Ohio State, waa eighth; Purdue (1-0-1) wan ninth, and Northwestern (34) wea 10th. The second to was beaded by Louisiana State, followed by Ohio State, Wisconsin, ML am i (Fla.), Nebraska, Geor­ gia Tech, Duke, Minnesota, Missouri. Auburn and Iowa. Uinnssota and Missouri tied for 11th and Auburn 'and Iowa for 20th. R ID IN G ! BVBBf NIGHT » O'clock T L j * til 7 J DUSTY BOOTS RIDING CLUB Oners M . J e s t Off 17-22 S ta n d a rd m a k e s your c a r W in te r-S u re w ith CERTIFIED CAR-CHECK To keep you car-safe and carefree. To keep your mind on the road, not on your car. That's the purpose of Standard's famous Fail Certified Car-Check.. We check your cooling system. Your battery, plugs, radiator, tires, oil cleaner, air filter, brake fluid. We change the oil, tame every squeak with KYSOlubrication. We cover your car from headlights to tailpipe! It’s a system so complete that when we’re through, we g've your car n ‘'diploma.’' A written record of all points we’ve checked and serviced. It means you'ro boss in any weather. Drive in today at your Standard station. Do as Dixie’s car-wise millions do. Co safe, go Standard.' 1■ i -:jl �U D C H o J A fin t Service Guild Meets A t Brock Home MR8. JOHN liilyK^Y, hostess, (left seated) and Mm. Ki by Fite, wel­ come five ruaheea a t the coffee riven by the Gamma Omt a Chapter, of ESA aororifrfl_____ Standing _ ______ are thet_____ rueheee,0gH from ____ left,| _____ Mre. Rc la _t__ A. Hannon, Mrs. J, C. Gwynn, Mrs. Jam es McKee, Mre. Henry TookeJjr., and Mra. Raymond Fox. (le ra ld Photo) Class Teacher Welcome W agon Clubs Set Honor! Members Final Plans For Benefit Party A t Afternoon T ea who are being promoted to another d a p and those who are eotcrial the Homemakers Class. Another guest ef honor wa* Mrs, Trod 1 . Chance, wife of the! new minister. Assisting Mrs. Park, who Is teacher efj the class, were Mrs. A- L Thomas, Mrs. q y d ^ w M ilu s j , Mm/ WBsoa Bom, M n J . L. Hobby, Mrs. 1 -1 3 This group m et recently to wrap them up In an attractive party theme. Left to rig h t era Mre. Richard Horton, ticket chnirmnn, Mrs. A rt Brown, Mrs. Howard Hodgea, Mrs. Harold Rowland and Mrs. Walter Devine. (Herald Photo) The prises era the spokes ef success la the wheels ef the Welcome Wagon clubs ef SeaM tru th ( .m i u u wn m m u eemiaw* oouaty. Sponsors sad mar•heats alike have ottered a willing head to make the UP est project of the two cluha s roaring surceu. There will be a worths The project la the Columbus prise for high score for •' D,)r dessert card party at foursome aad door prists N* M ,y,llr Hotel Ballroom, bo awarded every half 1 darling a t U:30 p.m. so the chances of winning The proceeds will bo given to many, the Juvenile Council to help The mice of vour ticket provide fosUr homea for ln; be well Invested if you digest children. on- of ' The pady rooms sad re­ fresh m vat table w e n deeoratod la a whit* and yellow color theme. Amorted sandwiches, ■elad. cal* and tea were served to the guests. All manfbera of the Home­ makers ells* were invited to attend. I DOG COLLAR RETURNS The dog collar, dons in tiny seed pearls, Is coming back Into favor for fall snd winter. It’e n welcome change from tbs sautok. wowt If you u s counting ealorlea sad have a dessert choice, re­ member M average slice of two-layer chocolate cake haa 190 calorie* an average slice of angel food cake haa 1M. Dvriag Dm business stssUn, presided over bp Mre. T. A. Wakefield, pmMonl, the l ttlO budfet was adopted aad a •chedule ef mat tin* placer, beeteases aad program chair­ men was set op for the pear. A study count oa "Prayer" is plained for Nov. S sad f , 11 aad U. Members ars asked to make every effort to at­ tend thia aeries for Jurisdic­ tional credit. Devotions vers la charge of Mrs. Walter Carter sod M rs. Fred Smith gave s ques­ tion and aaswsr program oa the United Nations. Others present were Mrs. T. L. Sullivan, M n. L. M. Swain, Mrs. Burks Stsels, Mrs. 0 . K. Goff, Mrs. Bscar Neldsr, Miss Mabel Chapman, Mrs. Wilson Carver, M n. Mary Rawlins, Mrs. J . T. Riser, Mrs. Boyd Gaines, M n. Porter Lansing, Mrs. Hazel riynt sad Mrs. R. t , Rillhimer. MI83 CAROLE VICKY EDMUNDSON Jahdon CahndnA Personals Beauty Is Our . Business! AZALEA Circle meets at S p.m. i t the home ef M n. Henry MeLaulin J r. UT West 1Mb S t DIRT GARDENRR Circle members will meet et S:M p.m. a t the Rock House Gardons la Orlando for a brief meeting aad a program on flower arranging by Mrs. Leonard Toy. WOODROSE Circle meets at the home of M n. Kaaaoth Rodger*, gunland Drive, at • : » a.m. Members are re­ Mr. and Mrs. Dean G. Han­ minded to faring a plant for son of Lakeland announce the exchange. birth of a 1 lb. daughter, Sharon Ray, Oct. 1 at the Glassware shaped with a Lakeland General Hospital. wide Up aad boas and a nar­ Mrs. Hanson Is the former row neck literally creates a Miss Marilyn Calhoun, daugh­ ter of Mr. aad Mrs. J . A. Cal­ “ bottleneck," so it can't be houn, McOonvlllc Av*., San­ washed satisfactorily with a ford. dishcloth or a bottle brush. To Paternal grandparents are Dr. sad Mrs. E. C. Hanson of remove debris, such as flower sterna or wine dregs, put a Bellevue. The Hansons' two year old few grains of raw rice la son, Gordon, has been visiting with some warm soap or de­ bis grandparents in Sanford tergent sude, and ihtko well. lor the past two or three The resulting friction will help weeks. He and hia grand­ to dislodge clinging particles, mother, Mrs. Calhoun, left aad the suds will flush the de­ bris away. Then re-wash the piece with clean suds, and rinse with warm running we- N e w Arrivals JJu Jo School! BAH FORD HERALD. Enterprise Personals Maim Bnefgraes 0. Hay man's birthday with a ad Mrs. Robert Cox dinner party Saturday at ths a their houaesueata borne of Hr* and Mrs. Wise X W lthrriD oon tar sad Mrs SPEC IA L OFFER c/ H ' ^ - Carrie T ht Entire School Y H,Cenl *umU of Mr- ,nd Mn- Calhoun Sr. were Mr. sad Mrs. William Calhoun Jr. Mailed Anywhere Far On “J* 5 a a - S s r l - f f s i Qosbbert of Arlington Heights, Mrs. Janie Boyd of Marlon, Va., haa been vUitlng her aunt, Mrs. Seale Lawson, who returned to Virginia with her for a vUlt. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nsleson of Tampa a rt houseguesu of Miss Doris Faber this week. Gordon Goodrich returned home attar several weeks ■pent with relatives la Con­ necticut. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sain and sen Timmy visited t h e i r daughter aad soa-ln-Uw In West Palm Reach ovar the weekend. Mrs. Sala remained for a Unger visit. Mr. and lira. Kenny Cock­ rell and children a re now oc­ cupying the Kliby Sellars bouse on DeBary Ave. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Hayman returned Sunday to their home la Waycross, Ga. Dr. aad Mrs. T. Z. Cason of Jacksonville w en recent overnight guesto ef Mrs. Ca­ m 's parents, Mr. aad Mrs. L. M. Wright. Miss Linda Tyler accom­ panied her grandmother, Mrs. k . C. Vaughan back to bar hem* la Groan Cove Springs over the weekend. L n . Palmer Wilson aad aoo Palmer have returned to their home to Atlanta, Ga. Mr. aad 'M rt. Tommy Rtfs aad aoa Tommy and Thomas Priddy visited Meads bars Thursday. Charles Vaughan at Meadow View, Va„ arrived Thursday U r s visit with Miss Hslen Snodgrass aad bar m elt, M. II R yu. Your bridge partner Isn’t Mr. aad M n. I d L. Cun­ likely to appreciate unsolicit­ ningham celebrated their m b ed advied, no m attar how ex­ pert p m might be. •with A t /inner'DAYLIGHT BLUE>«tow... t i t ckarttt. lii/jw t. meet Afflict in TV T hie alias deotan In rich M eh saaay w H h arw aalsa w ith an y des s r. ta k e s m C A L L FA 2-2611 O R G A 5-5938 T O D A Y AN D TAKE THE HOME T O W N N EW S W IT H Y O U ! WE NOW CARRY • . . 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P la a l Re- By Abigail Van DEAR ABBYs Do you know of t s Institution or homo whtro n 12year-old ean stay? My ptro n tt both say th a t I d m o thorn crazy and thsy drive mo nuts, too. Everybody yells a t mo and picks on me. All I want is to ro away somewhere to five everybody a rest, indudtnv me. My parto put me for a month or so. i give ms the name, address and i number of a good institution. AN U N D E R P R I V I L E G E D 12YEAR-OLD DEAR "UNDERPRIVILEGED” : As soon ss ws have enough convales­ cent homes for oldsters w sll stark thinking of a dolescent homes fo r y o o w to .. . , DEAR ABBY: I was glad to read where you said “What's a cold foot or a n e e in your back compared with •tofethernesa*?” I wish my wife (now “sx-wife”) thought so. On our first vacation, after hav­ ing driven 600 miles, ws stopped a t a motor court a t 10:00 p. m. and tho only room available had a big double bed. My wife created such a com­ motion that we had to drive another 100 miles before we came to a motel with twin beds. She said I was try ­ ing to. ruin her vacation. I neither drink, smoke nor snore. What should I have dons? SLOW LEARNER DEAR SLOW: According to your letter, you did ttt DEAR ABBY: I hive b o n mar­ rfcd 23 j s t r s and h t r t t r tr y food hasbtnd in many ways, but ont fault ho h ts it o ttim mo up a lto , He h ts never addressed me by my name. Here is an example: •'Where la my sh irt T and “Get ready, ws*re going.” We have arvued about this ever since we were married. He has mom respect for our dof. A t least he calls the dof by hie asms. I tail him I was baptised like everyone else and have a name, but he says I am ju st looking for a fig h t 8ometimsa I make believe I don’t hear him and he yells, “DO YOU HEAR M E r W hat should I do? NO NAME CONFIDENTIAL TO "SWEET 16 AND NEVER BEEN KISSED” : Don't expect too much too soon. You'll be shaping up before long. • • a W hat’s on your mind? For a personal reply, lend a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8868, Beverly Hills, Calif. F or Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 60 centa to Abby, Box 8868, Beverly Hills. Calif. North’s fear diamond hid waa that new convention I dlicuiMd yesterday. It show­ ed a strong heart support —at h u t four trumps haadsd by two of the three top honors and a singleton or void In diamonds. This response told South everything he wanted to and North responded six dUmoods to Stow one aee. South knew of the diamond void and ho contracted *w mtbii hearts aad *P***d Us hand when East followad to (ho lin t eluh. . I have M l adopted th h not come up often aad may­ be I should find one from which I win be able to get more mileage. I am going to adopt some lour chb-dlamood convention before long. _ ______ ______ ___ ___ ^ __ Maybe some readers win n solid. Hence .the .h e ld weoIdC'* lto W e ♦*" - h n •» psrim ent with tl -end give make six if North held a 4N.T. Peas S t Pam me your ideaa on the aub•ingletcn diamond and aeven T * Pua Fom J*ct It is not for casual if ha were void of the suit or OpenKg Med— pl ey, but any eetabHabed U his tingle ton diamond were partnership should avaU Itthe aee. I ventlon enabled South to find | aalf of every possible winThe second pert of the con- out. He bid four no-trump | nlng bid. We Jhs Woman:*'! Once you’re off oa the trip, forget the reiponslbilltles you have left behind, relax and be a care free compan­ ion. If you can’t help wond­ ering if everything la going along all right in your ab­ sence, keep your nagging thoughts to yourself. Don’t fret and complain when things don’t work out exactly right, or make sure remarks as "I told you that you ought to make ■ reserva­ tion” or “We should have gone to aoma other restaur­ ant. The food here la terr­ ible.” nott STITCH IN T I M E — The band director had to take a few faat stitches in hem of coat and trousers worn by sixth-grader Gary Hartsman so he could play w ith marching bend a t half-time of a football game in Auro­ ra, Ohio. io Appear nere Nell Rankin, (A* leading iiiiim n n in u e sad (be MetropoUtap Opera, La Seals, yienai. Cov*n Gardps, San gPanciK0| chleaio, Mexico a t y and Havana, ttlevUkm ^ recording atar win appggr In Sanford in April a i the headliner in thii taaaon'i ssnlord • DsBary Entertain- Legal Notice ■KU.VOLX r o r m r o r AnJCSTW RV T I t O n * ( P i l U * Itaarln w Tb whom It ro a r eaaearn : T b* Bamlnol* C o a n tr Hoard • f A djustm ent w ill hold a publlo h e a rin g to g a ta rm la a th* p o ssib ility of e r a n tln e a special a ic a p tlo * t* th * SonI n s R aen latlo n * to parm lt th* o onatructloa a n d o p a rallo n a t a aaw as* tra a tm a n l p la n t In a n A -l A s rle u ltn r* d latrlo t a s raquaatad h r th* C lip of M aitland on th* follow ing daaerlbad p ro p e rty : N orth I I I tL • ( th* South S i l l I t o( K H Of th* 8K U a*ctlon II IIS-10R (o o n ta ln ln e I I her**). Publlo h a a rln e w ill h* bald In th a' C ounty Corom laalonars Room. C ourt Housa, S anford. F lorida, on O etohar 11, IMS a t T ill P. M. o r a a soon th a ra a d a r a* poaalbl*. S.m lnol* c o u n ty B oard *( A dju stm en t By W llllnna C HalDack. C hairm an Publish Oct. I. t i l l CDB-IS board Don’t b u ilt on doing only the things you want to do, but go along with your hus­ band’s Ideas aa to what la worth seeing and doing. Don’t remark about how much the trip la costing U your husband is In an ex­ travagant mood. H u t’* a sure-fire way of putting n damper on the trip. Stay In s happy-go-lucky vacation mood, even If it la a business trip you are shar­ ing. That is tha only way to be aura that your hniband SKWINOLH C O W TV 1 0 ABD o r (D IC R V R V t has more fun with you than ▼•tic# ml P nbll* N a a ria e he would have had without To whom It m ay aoncarai you- T V Time Previews •4:30 p. m. CBS. The Uoyd Bridges Show. "Mr. Penning­ ton’s Machine." This itory was Inspired by n real-life situation in the tam e locale. The starving refugees in and around Hong Kong e re vic­ timised by black marketeers in their desperate need for scarce food, particularly noo­ dles. Adam Shepherd (Lloyd Bridget) sentee a itory in the report of a good Samari­ tan and dreams himself Into the role of Mr. Pennington, the man who made U possi­ ble for the villagers to manu­ facture their own noodles. 1:30-9:30 p. m. CBS. The Red SkeKon Hour. There’s something lo please all tastaa here. Oldsters will go for Ray Bolger’s soft-shoe danc­ ing and the youngsters will dig teen recording star Bren­ da Lee. Everyone will like Red SkaBoo in his T reddle the Freeloader character, who has an srehrival in Boi­ le r, also a hobo, for domin­ ance over aO other hoboes ka Central Park. Skelton elan does a cute pantomine aa a would-be thief. 1:304:30 p. ra. NBC. Em­ pire. “A Piece To Put A life.” (color) The story isn’t overpowering, but the acting strength af star Rickard Ea­ gan la enough to keep tt oa its feet Redigo hai already ihreileoed to quit the Gar- Seminole TV DEAR NO NAME: Sometimes it’s best to know when to give up. Nagging a husband about something he has refused to correct tor U years will net rou nothing but an ulcer. Why don’t you forget It for the next 28 years and see how th a t works? By Oswald Jacoby Do you want to be the kind of wife whose huibend would rather take her on a trip than go without her? All right, then— Be enthusiastic about hta plana, whatever they are, instead of merely lukewarm. Don’t burden your huibend with the dull dctalle of all you will have to do in order to be able to get eway. Juat quietly get to work and take care of all the preparation#. Don’t have a “ better idea” whenever your bneband men­ tions hi* ideas about where you will stay, what you will do, aad so on. ET" up young lady as is Bert Freed as the man stalking the girt. 1:30-10:30 p. ra. ABC. The Untouchables. "The Chess Came." Action is minimal with violence mostly in dia­ logue. An in ter* (ting plot, however, is auatalned through­ out aa Eliot Neas (Robert dude Terry Moore, * Anne Stack) matebee wits with a Seymour and Ryan O'Neal. shrewd fish merchant (Rich­ 1:30-10 p. m. CBS. Jack ard Conte.) Benny Show. Phil Silvers, who you’U be seeing much wore of ae he prepares for his new eerie* neat year, lit­ erally takes over tonight's show. While (Harassing old times with Jack, Phil does ao much of the talking that Ends Teeite • 1 M A 19:* Jack is left to silent re mini*- "2 Weeks In Another Town” cence. then slips into a funny Kirk Dongles • Cater fUabbsck about Phil's Young­ Pies Al 1:39 Only er days. "Madison Avenue” 1:30-10:30 p. m. NBC. Dick Dess Andrews Powell Show. “ Run TUI tt’a Dark.” Fabian makes up for WED. A TOURS. his "bus stop" fiasco tonight with e characterisation that CARLOAD PASS NITE is far from pure, but pearly while by comparison. He "The Purple Gang” plays a young mao on a Barry HeUivae final fling before hie wed­ Ce-Featere 9:11 Only ding who meets a feminine "The Big Country” fugitive io e Las Vegas ca­ Gregory P**k • Bert Ivae sino. She la not fleeing the STARTS FRIDAY law, but rather underworld killers who. she says, ere Patterson - Linton Fight after her because she knows too much. Tuesday Weld is "Gone With The Wind” very effective as the mixed- Tha R*mlnol* C ounty Hoard a t A dju stm en t w ill hold a publlo h a a rln e to d atarm la* th* poaalhlllty a t e r a n tln e a aatbach rn rla n c a to Raaolutton No. 4 A m andine th* Sumlnal* C ounty Z oning R e g u la ­ tion* la b u ild a nw lm m lne pool a* raquaatad by O r a n g a Plum bing A H a n d l e Co. for R. C. U ran g ar. Sr., on th* fo |. low ing danorlhad p ro p a rtr: L ot II, Block P, O akland ■horaa F l r t t Addition. Publlo h ta r ln g w ill b* alonara Room. C ourt llou**, Sanford. F lo rid a, oa OoloSor 11, ISIS a t 7:S* P. M. o r aa aooa th a r a a d a r a* poaalbl*. Samlnol* C ounty B oard a t A djustm ent By W illiam C. K albaeh. C hairm an Pnbllah OoL S. l i l t C D B -II 111 atm ^ OPEN ll:«S NOW THRU WED. A l 1:1* • 3:1* - I:1S • 7:11 9:11 T he FR EE Fir* P re v e n tio n Show S aL M e r s ie g 10:00 Fall L e n g th P a s tu r e Pin* I t F ra * P ris e s G at F r e e A d a l u Ion T icket* F ro m Y our T tn c h t r 11:11 (I ) W aa th a r U t i l (D M altywaad M arl* C a tra aa d a 111 C haaaal I T kaatar 11:11 (1) T aulta Bhaw B • MACHINE TRAINING m IM a* M*iaad “yvha™a aiamM laea* B®—( o aftlBh M k a —la ^ a ^ iiK ^ IA luinsiv whip psbsiii( isu. it ,* ewm/, fcBB (1 f l a n r a f t . Id a liu M o u v i n s n c w . r ^ w s m s iw e I a i n (D p is s o« 1:11 (ll Callae* *( U l Air •H I (II Stem OB 1:l< (I I T alay f l i t (I) B a m K a r t a t B apart (I ) W at* dp Maria* uj iu w th b im m x i ma / H . A . P. L can h d p yom FROM ROOF to FOUNDATION �SID E GLANCES Legol Notice c im c u T •t a ts nr. h m «r r u r a l, m K A RL O. CARROLL, m N orth I N S t r u t . T h a y e r, M laioari. T o » a re k i n k y N O TIFIED , th a t L ae llU L C arroll, h a s III ad h a r a w o ra b ill a t M B * p lain t a s a l a i t you. b a in s a n i t fo r divorce, la tb a C IR ­ CU SaafaNL u u IT ir uCOURT, n i n i , a t, amaierw, Sem inole C e a a ty , F lo rid a, a a d y o n a r e hereb y re q u ire d ta ilia p e r te n illy o r by a a At* to ra a y . w ith th e H onorable A r tb a r If. B eckw ith. J r , C lark a f e a r to ld c » a r t . y e a r w rit* la a anow ar. If any y e a b a r e ta tb a Com ytolat fllad a s a ln e t you, a a d to file a n y y th e re ­ of w ith tb a a a d e re ls a e d at* to ra a y . a t tb a a d d r e u s ir e n , by th e SStb day a f O ctober A. D. IM S: h e rein fa ll not or ju d g m e n t by d e fa u lt Will be a a te ra d a s a i n t y e a. (■BALI A rth u r IL B eckw ith. J r , C lerk B y: M a rth a T. V lhlea, tv ft R. W . W are, A tto rn ey fo r P la in tiff TIZZY A ff ^ tc h e d B jr K ite O n n n ^ NOTICE IS H EREBY OIV EN. T h a t O e o rse A B ean Jo n e a th e h older o f the fol* lo w la s c e rtific a te bae fllad eald c e rtific a te for ta c deed to be loaned th ere o n . T he c e r­ tific a te n u m b er and y e a r of leauance, th e deeorlptlon of th a p ro p e rty , a n d th e nam e In w hich It w aa aaaeaeed a re aa follow at C e rtific a te No. IIS T ear af laauance ISM P e e e rlp tle u e f P re p a re r i L ota SI A «» M ilton S q u are P la t Book S P ag e IS Name In w hich aiM eaed F . R. Read. Alt e f aald p re p e rty bei n s In the C ounty o f Scm lnoto S ta te o f F lorida. Untoee auob c e rtific a te eball be redeem ed acco rd in g to law tha p ro p e rty deecrlbed In in ch c e rtific a te w ill bo eold to tho b l g h i i t bidder a t tho fro n t door o f tho Sotnlnolo C ounty C o u rt THANK YOU, DEAR a m ll i A By D ick Turner CARNIVAL *4 M lu tts Lew?, A N O 'Jb u v e ) BEEN - S \ . CFcnNaP V , NOTICE OF APPLICATION FO R TAX DKCD fBoo. I H H F lo rid a S ta tu te s of ta e a i NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. T h a t a L. Uta tho h o ld er • t Iho follow ing e a rtlfle a ta hae filed la id e e rtlfle a te for ta g deed lo bo leaned thereon. T h e c e rtific a te num ber and y e a r o f leeuance, th a deecrlptlo n o f tho p ro p erty , and th a nam e In w hich It w aa asseaaed a r t aa follow s: C e rtific a te No. S /l o f No. Ilf T e a r of Issu an ce IM S Deecrtpttow e f P ro p e rty I L ota 31 SI A Sf Blk. C W est A ltam onte H e ig h ts Section o n e P la t Book IS P aso f t Name In w hich aaaeaeed It. K nox B ettlngbxua, T rustee. All o f said p ro p e rty bein g In th e C ounty e f 8em lnole, S ta te of F lo rid a. U nless such e e rilflra te sh a ll ba redeem ed a c ­ c o rd in g to law tb e p ro p e rty described In such c e rtific a te s w ill be aold to tho h ig h est b id d er a t th a rro a l door of tho Srm lnolo C ounty C o u rt © sue w a s ; PUTTING ON WeeMT/ when i s a j Milda's ; Legal Notice Legol Notice LEFT/ m m c i u H iM ir onr. B f , T h a t B. L U ta tb a b a ld a r wa. i s a u s e w n r w - a t tb a ta lta w la s c e rtific a te b aa fllad aald e a rtlfle a ta fa r W ILLIAM MANORUM CAB* f a s Seed to be t o n e d thereon. T b a e artlfle ata a a n b a r a n d r » m iR .« , y e a r a f toeaaaee, tb a deoertnt la a a f tb a p ro p e rty , a a d tb a QUALEEK JOAN CARPBNT- v a n es •» D e fe a d a a t s u it T S t QUALEKN JOAK CAB* FB E TBB. MS M lnnaaata Avenue .O ladataaa. M ichigan. TOU ARB H BRBB T ROTI* T IE D th a t a Complaint far D lvoree a a d e th e r re lie f bae been flla d a s a lm t y e a la tba e th e r defeaaa to tb a Com­ p la in t upon tb e F la la tlfta A t­ torney. B. JACKSON H A A SS S A tto rn ey a t Law , IS# X. Or* a n s a Avenue, S a lta IS. Or­ lande, O ra a se C ounty, n o r * Ida, a a d file tb e e r ls ln a l as* ew er e r defence la tb s effleo o f tb e C lerk e f tb a C ircuit C ourt e a e r befora tb a S lad day e f October, IMS, A. IX I f you fa ll to d a a e Ju d s* m e a t by D efau lt w in b e lab* en a s a ln e t y e a fo r tb a re* P a rk r i a l a f tees) NOTICE IS H B R B B T O ITEN, T h a t O veretreet L and C a the holder a f tho follow ing c e rtific a te haa filed aald earttflc a te fu r ta x deed to bo leaned thereon. Tho C e rtific a te num ber a ad y e a r a f leauance, the description a f th a p ro ­ p e rly , a n d the nam e la w hich (l w aa aeaoaaed a r e aa fol­ low s: e a rtlfle a ta No. I l l T ear ef leau an ce IMS Faye Nam* In which area rood K ey D evelopm ent A R ealty, Ine. A ll of aald p ro p e rty b e ta s In tb a C ounty of Sem inole, s t a t e e f F lorida. U alaas aucb c e rti­ fic a te ahall be redeem ed aee e rd ln s ta tow th e pro p erty daaertbed la euab c e rtific a te wlU be to ld t e th e h ig h e st b id d er a t tb e fro n t d oor e f th e Sem inole C ounty C o u rt H ouee a t Sanford. F lorida, on tb e ft re t Monday In th e m onth a t V erem bar. IMS. w hich la tb a Itb day of N ovem ber, IMS. D ated thto n t h d a y o f Septem ber, IMS. (SE A L ) . A rth u r JL B eckw ith. J r . C lerk e f C ircu it C ourt Sem inole C ounty. Florid) Publleh Oct. S. S, IS, St. COB-11 af A rtb a r f t B eckw ith, J r , C le rk C ircuit C o u rt Sem inole C ounty, F lorida B r t M artha T. V lhlea D eputy C lerk E. Jack eo n lla a e ta A tto rn ey fo r P la in tiff l i t N. Or s a g a A t e a s e , S ulla IS O rtoado, Florida Sabi Iah SesL If, SI A O c t L t . IMS. CDA-M Book I I meat n o t ic e is hereby o tv * EN, T h a t B. L Uta tha holdor a f th e follow ing c e rtific a te h a s filed aald e a rtlfle a ta fo r ta g deed to be lam ed th e re ea. T h a e e rtllle a ta num ber and y e a r e f leeaanee, tb a deeerlrfltoa a f tha p ro p erty , and tha nam e In w hich It w aa aaaeeaed a re ae follow at C e rtfc a te N a S/1T a f No. tit T e a r of leeuance IM S t ie s P la t Book S Pago Si N am e t a w hich aaaasaad Jo h n W . Boone, T ru e te a All o f eald p ro p e rty being la th a C o a n ty of Seminole, S ta te of F lo rid a Untoee tu c k c e rtific a te sh a ll ba redeem ed scco rd n g la la w th e pro p erty deecrlbed la auch e artlfle ata w ill ba aold ta th e h i g h li t b idder a t th a fro n t door of tho Sem inole C ounty C ourt Honan a t S an­ ford, F lo rid a •> tho flra t M onday la the m onth e f Nov­ em ber. IMS. whleh to th a I t k day of November, IMS. D ated thla IH h day a f S ept­ em ber, IMS, (SEAL! A rth u r H. B eckw ith. J r , C lerk C ircuit C ourt Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a Publleh OeL S, t , IS, SL CDB-1T L ota I A S Blk. A T rac i IS Santaado S p rln sa Ac­ cording to P la ts T hereof R ecorded Upon tho Public Reeorda of Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a Nam e In w hleh aeaeeiod R ay A M arla B otvina AR o f aald NOYICN OP APPLICATION p ro p e rty being la th a ConnFOR TAB DEED ty of som laolo. S ta te o f F lo r­ (Scow 104.10 WortOw StotoSea i d a Unleea in c h c e rtific a te a f tneok ehall bo ro d e o ae d according NOTICE IS H B R B B T O IT . to la w Uta p ro p e rty deeerlbed EN, T h a t O v erstreat L and Co. la such c ertific ate w ill ba sold tho holder o f tho follow ing to tho h ig h est b idder a t the c e rtific a te h a s filed eald carfro n t door of tho Sem inole tlflc a te for ta x dead to bo C ounty C ourt R o u se a t S aa- Issued thereon. Tho c e rtific a te ford, F lorida, en tho first n um ber and y e a r o f Issuance, Monday In tho m onth o f Nov­ the description o f tho p ro ­ em ber, IMS, w hich Is the p e rty , and th a nxm a la w hich Sth d a y o f Novem ber, IMS. It w aa assessed a re a s fo l­ D ated th is l« th d a y a f low s: Septem ber, IMS C o rtlfle ato Na. I l l T ear af (SEAL) leeuance lie s A rtb a r H. B eckw ith, J r , Doeertptlea a f P roperty C lerk C ircu it CourL L ot S Blk. A T ra c t IS Sem inole C ounty, W o rld s S anlando S p rin g s A ccord­ P ublish OoL L I. IL SL in g ! to P la ta T hereof R e­ CDO-S corded Upon tho Publla R eeorda of S o a la o ta c o u n ­ ty F lorida IN T E E CIRCUIT COURT OP T E R NINTH JU D ICIA L CIR­ Nam e In w hleh assessed Sam ­ CUIT O F FLORIDA. IN AND uel O. H ollenhead. A il o f eald FO R SHHINOLH COUNTY. IN p ro p e rty being la th a C ounty of Sem inole, S ta te o f F lo rid a. CHANCERY NO. HOST U nless each e a rtlfle a ta (h a lt NOTICE OF s e r r TO be redeem ed according to la w FORECLOSE MORTOAOR p ro p e rty described la THE BROOKLYN BAVINOS th a BANK, a Now Y ork c o rp o ra ­ •ueb c ertific ate w ill ba aold lo tho h ig h est bidder a t th a tion, fro n t door of tho Somlnolo P la la tirf, C ounty C ourt H ouse a t S a n ­ va. ford, F lorida, on tho f ir s t DAVID RITCIHSON a n d OEO- M onday In tho m onth s f N ov­ RUIA RITCIHSON,. h is v i t a em ber. IMS, w hich to th e Sth a a d a ll uaknow n h a irs, devi­ day o f November, IMS. sees, g ra n te e s, a ssig n ees, lienD ated th is l i t b d a y a f S egtore. creditor*, truetea*. e r embar, 1IU . (SEAL) A rth u r H. B eckw ith, J r , C lerk C ircuit C ourt Sem inole C oanty. F lo rid a P ub lish O e u L S . l L SL CDB-S IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H R NINTH JU D ICIA L CIR­ CUIT OF AND FO R gR M I. NOLH county. FLORID A. CHANCERY NOW ISBOf AMERICAN FE D E R A L SAT* 1X00 AXD LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION OF ORLANDO, p u ia u r r , va. ROBERT BARR, e t al. D efendant*. AHRNDBD NOTICE O P SUIT Ml ef fittin g t w it from ft ftti. Put, hew •tftyine hem* and ksuplnc some of ft?" IN T H E C IR C U rr COURT O P T H E NINTH JU DICIAL CIR­ CUIT. IN AND FO R SE M I. NOLB COUNTY. F L O R ID «. i n c h a n c e r y n o . near K A TH LEEN W ALKER. P la in tiff, Songstress -va- structural unit) •1 You a x ----her ea television S3 Ago M Permit r “1 1 4 r r r 1 Ifl II IT 14 11 IS on o r before tho 13nd day of O ctober. 1MI, A. D. If you fall to do to J u d g ­ m ent by D e fau lt w ill be t a k ­ en a g a in s t you for tho r e ­ lie f la th e C om plaint In said cause will th en proceed rx part*. DONE and ORD ERED a t S anford, F lorida, th la l l t b day of Septem ber. IM L A. D. (SEA L) A rtb a r IL B eckw ith, J r , C lerk C ircuit C ourt T~ DON'T USTB4 TO « * - SHft‘9 hybtewalT . TUT TUB* > HAUNTKVflfT IT mve potto*r is JU -t momma? j L A 1 8r I T P if3" PIr u sr sr ll % JE R R Y ALLEN W A LK ER . D e fe n d a n t NOTICE o r SUIT T O )J E R R Y ALLEN W ALKK it * /o M rs Georg* lla ln lla s , El Dorado. Missouri YOU AlIK H EREBY NOTI­ F IE D th a t a C om plaint for D ivorce and e th e r re lie f hao been tile d a g a in s t you la th a above styled C ourt and you a re hereby req u ired lo se rv e a copy o f y our A nsw ar o r o th e r defense lo th e Com ­ p la in t upon tho P la in tiffs A t­ to rn ey . E. JACKSON HAASZK, A tto rn ey n t Law, l i t N. O rsa g e Avenue, g ull* I t , O rU ndo, o ra n g e C ounty, W orlds, and Ills the o rig in a l an sw e r o r 'd e f e n s e In tho office of ir MORTOAOR FORECLOSURE TOt ROBERT DARR. and IR E N E F . BARR, klS w ife RESIDENCE) IN Foch S tre e t Ellw ood c ity P enneylvaaia TOu.W ILLI AM f t HARMON and FRANCES K. HA I tit OX, hla wife RESIDENCE) 14 4 C ourt S tre e t A ugusta. Main* T ou a re hereby notlR ed th a t a C om plaint to foreclose a c ertain m o rtg ag e eaeu m b erln g the follow ing described re a l p roperty, la -w it: E a s t I t feet o f L ot M a a d a ll of L ot t l QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH REPLAT ADDITION TO CASSEL* B E R T FLORIDA, accordIng to the p la t th e re o f aa recorded la P la t Book IL peg* M, Public Record* of gem lnole County, F lo r­ ida. has been filed a g a in s t y o a la the above-etyled suit, and you aru required to servo a copy of y o u r A nsw er o r o th e r Pleading to tha C om plaint on P la in tiff's attorney*. ANDER­ SON. RUSH, DEAN. LOWN­ DES A van den D EnO . SIS Real C entral Avaauc, Orlandow Florida, aad fils th a o rlfln a l Answer a r o th er P lead in g la Ike office of the C lerk o f Ik* C ircuit C ourt on o r be fo re Ike ISth day of O ctober. IM L »f you fall to do so, a decree Pro confeeso w ilt bo ta k r a • g a ln it you U r tko re lief do■ u n d id to U * co m p lain t. Thto N etlcs sh a ll bo p nbllekod once a w eek fo r four consecutive w eeks la the Seaford Herald. dated im . n t h day of Septem ber, IM L (SEAL) A rth u r K. B eckw ith. J r , C ltr k s f C ircu it C o u rt R yt M artha T. V lhlea D eputy c le r k r , | 1Ul W , t U , M A O a t �4 ROOMS ta d bath. Com- S Bedroom home, 144.00 per pleUly unfurnished. Naar month. 304 Palm Place. NAS. Nothing fancy, bat ( P rav tr Homea). cheap renL $7.3* weak. Ph. pa M am S LABGZ BEDROOM home and Florida room which O ffice 204 W. First can be readily changed in­ to 4th BR. 3 hatha, plenty DEADLINES of cloeeu. citroa treea in WELAKA APARTMENTS: CLASSIFIED DISPLAYS yard, 1 block from SouthRoom* private hatha, 114 aide acbooL Newly de­ Tee*., then P a l - I M L day W. Firat SL corated laaide and out. Ap­ ply Maaael Jacobaoa De­ RENT A BED partment Store, a e r o a a RoUaway, Hospital A Baby from poet office. Beda By Day, Week, or Month STEMPER FIGURES CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. PA 3-3Ml 114 W. l i t SL THIS ONE IS A STEAL l I Two bedroom homo complete­ ly furnished even to wash­ ing machine. Concrete block with hardwood floors! Largo kitchen! L O C A T E D IN PEACEFULM A Y F A 1 B . PRICE t Only $13^00.00, TEEMS. SWEETIE PIE PLUMBWi Contracting A I FREE DEUV B. L HAIV 3N Samerd Ave. at wan Property Jim Hunt Realty Su n la n d Estates Hom es 3 • BEDROOMS. 1. 1 ft ft 2 BATHS VA-NO DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA • Ceeveatteeal ft FHA Financing . --------------------------Sunland Eatatee • On 17-92 (2 ML Bo. of Sanford) Sale* Office 1st. Hanae laaide Eetranee KINGS WOOD BUILDERS. INC. PH. FA $-8474 JIM HUNT REALTY, Sale* Agent Day a. FA M l 16 - Eve. ft Sen. FA 3-4448 • 823-1790 Central A ir Conditioned 3 ft 4 BEDROOM. MONTHLY PAYMENTS uw .7 5 " Hi - 2 BATHS HOMES P1ATO TUNING - Electronic of Scientific, Eepalnag. W L. HARMON Ph. PA M M LAWN SERVICE mowing, edging. Satisfaction guar­ anteed. Ph. PA 2-1317 af­ te r 3 p. nL $11,990 3 or 4 Bedrooms Ity and 2 Bath* OPEN DAILY 11 TILL A NASSAU VACATION 6 FOR “ W h a t tla e d o y o u e x p e c t? I to ld you It w on e dum p tru e k f* Monthly C M ■■ VA PmU. ^ and Low A*. U J FHA * ML south of Saufuril. Turn West at 2nd Road •oath of O w ns Bra*. OPEN II s. m. to 8 p. » DAILY H. » . POPS CD. INC. 394 So. Park Ave. PA $41 FRIGIDAIRE OWNER being transferred. 3 Bdrra. l t i hath, 1 year old boms. BuUt-lns. Refrigera­ tor, hardwood floors, aircondition, lot 100 x $00. PHA loan. $1,900 down. FA 3-4744. Bids being received for old church building. Church of the Nssarene, Lake Mary, FA 3-3390. J. W. Hall, Realtor "Call Hall” FA M N 1 2344 So. French Ave. 3 Bedroom bouse, excellent c o n d i t i o n . Transferred, must sell. FA 2-3571. By Owner, attractive airconditioned 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Io Pine crest 3rd Addition. Drapes, fence, well kept yards, n s W. Coleman. Circle,. FA, 2-3488. Finished Masonry Homes On Your Lot 'Sea IBM Job opportunities on Amusement Page T next to Movie Ada.” t : C. Firat SL 13. M ortgage MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial ft Residential Sams A Service G. H. HIGH 1794 W Is; a t Sanford Ph. F A S-tttS PA M4M evening!. FA 2-3433 FREE ESTIMATE Upholatering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Uied Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. T illen A Riding Mower et •pedal discount Dealer. Co., at toa Celery Ave. FA M W . FA 3-3117. Oitaway l b The Waterway S Complete Room* tor some­ Frlgardalre Automatic Wash­ Your KV1NRUDE D ealer er, good condition. $40. Ph. R obaon S p o rt!* # G o o d s one to take aver payments FA MI34. a 1 113.30 per month a r will aacriflen for cash. Call coltod TE 4-MIL CaiMlbeT- Hotpoiat. 3 years aid. $73. 13 cuhlic ft. Rafrigerator. ry. Fla. FA M M . 1 Twin sire Hollywood Bed .................................. $14.34 3 Twin • is* Innerapring Mattresses, each .... $13.00 1 Twin also box spring with lega ......................... $13.30 $ Twin aim rebuilt Holly­ wood Beds, each .. $33.00 1 Occasional Chair .... $7.30 1 3-pc. Living Room Suite, Uko now .................. $40.30 1 Rebuilt Kkle-A-Bed, foam rubber cushions ... . $m.30 1 Apartment alse Hlde-A-Bed, green plastic cover $00.30 1 Hl-Rlter with new m at­ tresses ..................... 340.30 1 twin also maple bed $10.00 1 Repossessed • pc. dinstto .................................. $79.30 1 Chest type t m cu. ft. deep frsste, perfect cond. $99.30 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS, SPIHNKER SYSTEMS All Types and Sixes EXPERIENCED ECHOLS BEDDING CO. We Repair and Service APPLIANCE SALESMAN 2nd A Magnolia FA 24321 S T I N I Prefer man B-40. Must be experienced and currently Machinery and Stpply Co. OWNER transferred. Must sell complete house of furn­ FA 2-4433 in the appliance business. 307 W. 2nd SL iture, 1 year old. FA 24744. Must have automobile. Position availabla immedi­ OIL HEATER SERVICE 31. Articles For Sale ately. Salary with Incen­ Circulators cleaned and re­ paired. Complete service. tives, many company bene­ Umbrella Tents $33.13 spe­ FA 2-1317 after 3 p. m. fits. Desire man to man­ cial, camp atoves, Armyage new store opening Tractor work, rnowag, disc­ Navy Surplus 310 Sanford shortly. Work tor largest Ave. ing, blade work. FA 3-7644. Independent appliance deal­ F actory t o t o u e r in central Florida. Ap­ ALUMINUM BLINDS ply E. N. Kelly, Jr.. Britt’s Enclosed head, Sag-proof bot­ Inc., 334 No. Orange Ave., tom rafl with ptoatto ends. Orlando, Florida. Plastic or rayon tape*. Cottea ar nylon sards, 'See IBM Job opportunities on ^ u ak n rik G lass a n d P ain t A m m m cat .Page 7 n u t to Specialising In Movie Ada.” Company 21$ MagMho Ph. FA 24423 OPENING Immediately gen­ UY, Trade w sett Used eral automotive mechanic. Furniture, AppUancta, TV’s General Motor products. Exor what have you. Williams pelence desired. Apply in Furniture Mart, Hwy. 17-42. AUTO GLASS person. Jim Bites Service Casselberry, FIs. Manager. BUI HtmphUl Mo­ INSTALLED tors. 301 West 1st SL ONION PLANTS Windshield Back Gluas Door Ginns V int Giuun Crystal Wax Bermuda Per M-43.30 ; 300-41.30; 3 M SERVIC J Senkarik Glass 4nd Paint lota and over per M $3.00 Children kept. FA 3-4113. FOB litre. A.M, Prevatt, Company Phont 740-3113, Seville, Will care for children in my 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4632 home. Adults supervised. Florida 322 6329. ADMIRAL 21” console T.V, $63. 322-1306. WANT a good borne, good food Free to a good twine, part Cocker Puppy, j Leaving and care? Reasonable. El­ town Immediately. 323-0734. ANTIQUES for sale. derly people. FA 2-1133. FA 2 8133. 2 Bedrooms with carport ................... $7,230 3 Bedrooms with carport ................... $7,930 4 Bedrooms with carport ................... $8,930 Include* Heating System, TUcd Window Sites, Tiled Tub Area, Inside Utility. No Down PaymenL Low Monthly Terms. Wiite P.O. Box 23, Leeaburg, Fla., for Free Brochure. 21. Beauty Satoun Mi. two chairs, Gatelag table," coffee table, step ladder chair, • x 1$ rug. Very reasonable. UU Park Ave. Gulbranaen Spinet P l a n o 3$' Long. F wide, ' l l p a a ra L On# Br. $300 acuity and taka Mlnuette, full keyboard. over payment! of IM.1S Me. Like new. Cost $900, will FA S-3T04. toll $373. Guaranteed. Ph. FA 3-9011 after 4 p. m. We loan Carpet Sbampooer at no cost with purchase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. Carroll’s Furniture. Nsw Ws'tlngbouse 13000 BTU Alr-Coodltkmcr $173. Com­ plete set of Qolf Iron A Woods $60. 323-033$. 73 x IS Chain Link Fence, 1 year old. Installed free In Sanford. $100. 130 Country Club Dr. FA 24334. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator $U cubic ft., new paint, runa like aaw. $43. NO 2-4317. GOOD used Record Player. Write Bos 42, «/o Sanford Herald. LINCOLN . MERCURY IN N. Palmetto Ava. Ph. PA S 4 IM Jh an JtA for makJnf our Now Car Announcement satk «a outstanding success. If you d id not r e t i r e th o Individual attention you deaervo bscaueo « f th o crowd, pleas* let us know and w o will a m a g o f a r a 2505 PARK A V E . 2 1 t E . 2nd. S T . 32. Flower* Hybrid Geraniums in bloom HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Professional Cars. Soft Water. Grapevllle Ave. near 20th SL 103 S. Oak FA 2-3742 PERMANENT SPECIALS $8-30 Complete and a large Bell Us Your Furniture. Quick can of style ipray free. Service Wltk The Cash. Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop SUFEE TRADING POST. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 311 Palmetto FA 2 0834 FA 2-0677. 15. H uninem O p p o rtu n ity 24. Electrical Service* Jhs JabjuIouA J>ohd <£ina / 1963 Stenstrom Realty Now On D isplay at Strickland - Morrison, Inc. YOUNG and OLD can make FRIGIDAIRE Christmas money e a s i l y Used furniture, appliances, Salei ft Service through money-back Sales House Wiring, Free Estimates tools, ete. Bought . Sold. Kit Plan. FA 24033, Even­ Sid Vlblen’s Randall Electric L arry '. Mart 213 Sanford ings. Ave. Ph. FA 3-4132. 112 Msgnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 MODERN 2 Bay Service Statiuna for lease In downtown area to qualified person. FA 2 2561 or FA 2-3994 fur details. ★ ONLY 3 MOKE LOTS LEFT IN - LONGDALE C w *try Club Hood at Mayfair Couairy Club AIR-CONDITIONING THE TIME TESTED FIRM Alix of Sanford wants experienced Sewing Machine 118 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 Operators. Experienced on ANNOUNCEMENT section work for ladies JOHN E. FOX. Reg. Real swimwear and sportswear. Estate Broker announces Piecework with hourly the opening of his office at guarantee. Start now and 110 N. Park Avenue move with ua to our new Sanford, Florida Sanford palatial fully airfor handling all types of conditioned plant with cafe­ real estate teria on premiaea. Apply in Associate: Gertrude P. Fox person to our new plant Broker-salesman manager Mr. Curiato at Telephone: 323-0339 204 N. Elm Ave. to diicuss Mailing Address >our future with our com­ P. O. Box 933 pany. Bedroom bouse, backyard fenced in. Call after 4:00. i f Sanford’s ★ FA 2 4494. Priced From VA. FHA ft IN-SERVICE LOANS WIN St. Johns Realty WILSON - MAIER Used Furniture SALE REALTOR - INSUXOR FA 3-4991 l f l l S. French Ave. >u I. Cat* R l « i Paid liaartle electric lroner. Good A Trade-in AUavaacc Mad* Oa Uaad Furniture A Ap­ pliances. Ueod Sleeping Couch. $1$. AIR CONDITIONING . CONTRACT anl REPAIR WORE 1007 Sanford Avc. FA 3-4343 Stamper Agency CLEAN first floor apart­ ment. Private entraace. South Sylvan Labe Shores on 1004 Palmetto Ave. largo mile wide Sylvan collar. Vicinity asth and Lake. Exclusive • Restrict­ ed. Make your homo in this beautiful Labe Front subdivision. Large lakeWE KENT front and laka view tots O Hospital Bads O Playpens available. Also 3 A 4 bed­ O Wheel C hain • Strollers room, 2 both homes. Go to O Commodes O Baby Beda ROOMS, Ib e Gables, 401 Paola School, then west H Magnolia Ave. PA 30730. e Walkers e High C hain mile on S. Sylvan Lake Dr. o Crutches • Bollaway Beds Call PA 2-7990 days or W I1SO N -M A IE R FA 2-6344 evenings. Or see your broker. fa C H U R C H or S C H O O L Untora. s br bouse. Kitchen $ Lots, 4 rooms A bath, 1 equipped. FA 3-3443. bearing Citrus trees, pric­ ” GROUPS, Clubs, ete-—The ed $3000. See H. H. Martin, best card plan yet for rais­ S BR uafurn. bouse. Electric RL 1 Box 7$. FA 2-3923. ing C h r i s t m a s money. equipped kitchen. 2412 Or­ PA 24033. Evening*. ange Ave. Call 3324430 af­ New 3 BR. House in country ter 1:10. on acre of land. Large gar­ Thomas Moving age. Call Valdex Hotel. Unfurnished 3 BR house, & Storage Ask tor John ProbsL 3412 Willow. PA 2-0274. DID YOU KNOW . . You can store up to 1000 Saa-Lanta Apartment, large 1 pounds of ANYTHING for a bedroom apartments, fur­ whole month tor Just $3.00? nished or unfurnished. 404 You can mova the furnish­ X. 14th SL, Sanford. Phont ings of a 2 bedroom house 322-4334. WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES across town for about $37.00. Approxlmataly 2V* acres, with Free Estimates, no obliga­ Furn. 3 Bedroom 130 ft. on river, Ik mite off Adults. FA 2-7664. tions. RL 46. 201 N. Laurel FA 2-1901 Modem 2 bedroom furnish­ $4,500 ed Apartment, upstairs over 306 W. 13th SL $90 Call PA 24473 after 6:00 p.m. per month, water included. Furn. I bdrra. apt. Only $33. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Small office space, lights Upstairs 170) Magnolia. A water furnished. Pbone Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. FA 2-1401 or FA 3-2931. FA 3-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Two bedroom furnished apartment, 3101 Magnolia, By Owner 2 BR. House, one 3 BR. bouse on 3 nice $33.00. Pbone FA 2-3931, SMALL FURNISHED bouse. shady lots. Doc Price. Robert A. WUUams. 3334407. South Sanford Ave. All for 3 Bedroom partly furnished $14,000 cash. Ph. 66)4601. CONVENIENT TO BASE bouse. NO 3-3148. $ Bedrooms, kltcban equip­ ped, large living room. SMALL HOUSE, near base. IT’S A BUYER’S Partially furnished. Avail­ MARKET $103 a month. 105 E. Wood­ able Oct. 13. Call FA 2-3133 land Driva. FA 3-7037 after after 4:30 p.m. Now la tha time to buy one 4:30. of these government-owned Lake Cottage Furn FA >410$ BEAUTIFULLY f u r n i s h homes. We have 2 BR, 1 ed room. FA 2-7431. bath to I BR, 2 baths in Turn. 3 Room ApL Adults. FURNISHED Garage Apartvarious sections of San­ $30 Mo. FA 2-9480. m snt 1201 Magnolia Ave. ford. Prices range from 2 BR. Furn. House. 2620 $7,500 to $13,300. ilonthly 3 BEDROOM home, kitchen Iroquois Ave. Inquire af­ payments as low as $49.50 equipped, 3 blocks from ter 1:30 p. m. includes everything. Homes Elementary School. $100 available for as little as House trailer ft Cabsna furn­ month. FA 2-4437. $30.00 down, yes, today’s ished. Dewitt Trailer Park. home buyer has the largest 1 Bedroom Housctraiter, pri­ Reasonable. selection at the lowest vate lot. Water ft electric prices. Apartments. 1213 Magnolia furnished. FA 2-1303. Ave. Recently redecorated, nicely furnished. Apply SL I Bedroom house FA 3-313$ after 3. John's Realty. 11$ N. Park Ave. rA 24123. FHA ft VA PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ft S A L E S Housetralltr. FA 24047, Home on Beautiful Lake BROKER Markham. Call Evening*. Furn, Small downstairs ApL Office FA 2-2111 FA 2*1597. 1902 Maple. FA 2-0721. Nights FA 2-0648 323-0700 Furnished House in Sanford. 2324 Park Dr. Ssoford. Fla. Ph. 8664849 Apopka. Highest By N adine Seltzer Finest Cars if In The Showroom Under Tha ★ STARS ★ lim m m iw k *M FRENCH \ VK. OLDS Guaranteed CADILLAC W arranty Used Cars W Jf Liveliest of the llvtly onto from Ford! The took, the power . . . and now the feel of tho Thundtrbird —a t $ 9 $ lea*! CORVAIR 2 Door • • • • • • • • • • a • • • • • • ! « • • • • • # # # • # # # • • e e e e e e e e * CADILLAC I Door, Air Cond...................... CHEVROLET 4 Door, Air Cond.................. FALCON 2 Door • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • s s s s e e s s s s s M s e e s e e e e s M s s e CORVAIR 1 Door Deluxe ............................ RAMBLER 4 Door. Auto OLDS 2 Door, Bower DUICK 2 Door, Std. Trurn*................... ....... CHRYSLER 4 Door. Air Cond...................... CHEVROLET 4 Door Bel. V-8, Std. Traiw PLYMOUTH 4 Door. Auto........................... HUICK 4 Door, Auto., Power .................... 11UICK 1 Door HT, Auto............................... CHEVROLET ft Ton Pick-U p.................... STUDEUAKER 4 Door, Auto....... ............... VAUXIIALL ..................................- ............. PLYMOUTH 4 Door .................................... FORD Station Wagon V-8, Auto.................. 2 LOCATIONS 2505 PARK AVE. CLAUDE HITTELL, MGR. 219 E. 2nd. ST. CHARLIE SMITH, MGR. ORLANDO CH 1-5166 FA 2-0711 FA 2-0861 Falcon Convertible L Newest, liveliest compact under the sun. wL Let u* take you for a demonstration ride today! A New i Car Cost* Lem* Than You Think! FORD - FALCON • THUNUERBIRD - FORD TRUCK DEALER 308 E. First St., Sanford �tho a b e ts egeo wee g e d r s d ao im tavetood erapto M l t a n «Nfc a peedeaetarattF* f t n M OSMBtto M l- fBW t s p t a s r bow tho trauMe bo- M g y ear M p m r a . M an v e to — eeaamsbe r a t edecattaaal leseta -aad p ran ad ag ft M H M l f l d ’1 9 I M * tF*« pepelattaa. took ttato yeebtame ta tata ngsaty. T ta c srstrrss ll> l1 W ^ I W - -M__ (M H taebsiad smsttsasHy ■ permbs wb* vase n ta n a d t a lly s k lita r a ta Oitaade a a d a r a n k e r at tape aad gMto 21, 2SJ1JSL.“ * a repeat pesdsrmeaee. eeeaed petaueity a beet tornA t e n taslt Oraaty le in a a a Worn Jan. 1 to M y I ef Oy iwUtieeeatpe aad persnesl laid, “ It's nice ta, kaew e a r • ‘t ' B n e ts i'#v*T**- ANNUAL CONTEST Nothing To Buy! $ $ $ W IN CASH PRIZES WEEKLY FR EE CASH PRIZES w in be awarded each w eek (in ac­ cordance w ith Contest R ules below ) a s f o l l o w s ! 1 s t OFFICIAL ENTRY BLA PRIZE: 810, 2nd. PRIZE: 86, 2nL PRIZE: $4. N othing to Buy, N othing to P ay, N o O bligation. Mj r N i era la selected for the yerUcular Job needed. After removing esceaa moletaro wkh t centrifugal ex­ tractor tad doing Dm nee**eary atarchlng, fee pbcoo arw ready for dnrfcd or Ira - e flatwock a ^ . , ly referred t a u t mangle. Shirta are ironed by belag draped over cotton padded, nyloa covered form*. a ■team heated pres* does the actual Ironing. Piece* needing only to be dried are fluffed In a mow­ ing cylinder by hot dry air. Thermostatic control* ilgnil the operator when too clothes ere suffleleetiy dried and ready le be folded. Sanltoae dry cteanlng, na­ tionally advcrtleed and re­ commended by leading cloth­ ing manufacturer*, la a fea­ ture of the Seminole County Laundry Co. This proceu la guaranteed to be odorless. “ Visitor* are welcome to come In and see our opera­ tion," Reborn said. "We are proud of our quality work­ manship with which we serve the laundry and dry cleaning needs of many families throughout the area. KwUe Wkito Landry THIS PAGE WILL A PPEA R EACH WEEK DURING Therna-O-Tane Harry's Bar I Package Mary Carter Paiata George's Taroraa — FOOTBALL SEASON C O N T E N T R l i m * 9 1* fralbaR gamra this weekead a n placed, oaa fat aaek ad aa thla page. ladleate winner VASIN I C d I K U L C d . bp w ritiagia the name of tea* oppotate the advvtlrar’a aa ~ Jaat pick flcariaole Coaaty Laundry Are You Baring Money By Haring Your Tlreo Quality Recapped? Your Neighbors Are! (One Day Berries) See Your OJ£. Tire Store For Front End Alignment — Brakes — Truing A Balancing Complete Stock Of Now and Recapped Tires PENN STATE VS. ARMY Auto Glass aad Sent Cover Co. S84 W. tnd 133-1033 (COIN OPERATED) WHY NOT GET A BIGGER Gin, Vodka, Bourbon CALVERT RESERVE SEAGRAM T OLD CROW ANCIENT AGE 2 " tan ™ phsa ^ • WE HANDLE ALL TYPES OF GAS EQUIPMENT • DEALER FOR NORGE WASHING MACHINES DRYERS AND REFRIGERATORS Fifth EARLY TIMES J. W. DANT I M Preef 414 W. NINTH ST. PHONE FA 2-5854 SANFORD, FLA. HOUSTON V8. ALABAMA tyb 'THE WORLD'S FINEST (AIR CONDITIONED) Old Crow Ancient Age Or Seagram M7" FIFTH Gin A Vodka l/k (/> (/) \y \ Nylon Brim ■“•bh ----- DROP CLOTH-----Tubo •* « * « Caulking STILL ONLY Tvbe PRAN A LOUIS UEltKY NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FURNITURE AT WARRUOU8B PRICES FIFTH OPEN EVENINGS BT APPOINTMENT EASY TERMS Corby’a A — Oid Thompson € FULL QT. f ! 901 W. lit ST. DIAL FA 2*3 OHIO STATE VS. ILLINOIS Sonitone Dry Cleaning CALL — FA 2*8321 Pre-Seaaoa Special SANFORD, NAVY V3. CORNELL L/> Warehouse Furniture Co^ Inc. Scotch’s Check • Up Tune• Up Clean • Up or Replace Your Furnace l/> T O U C H D O W N SP E C IA L S A LITTLE OUT OF TUB WAT, A LOT LESS TO PAT BAR & PACKAGE Heating and Air • Cowiitionlag Bpeeiatlat nr FOOTBALL SP E C IA L S!! VISIT THE OLD BARN GEORGE J. MILLS iiv e iiih e and BEAT COVERS Thermo-O-Tane Gas & Appliance Co. MICHIGAN 8TATR VS. MICHIGAN Highest mountain In tho Appalachian syit.ra la ML Mitchell, In North Carolina. C U S T O M -H T T ID ar peatauiked ao later thaa lilt French Ave. A Geneva Av*. it BenrdsO 2139 8. FRENCH AYE. SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-7480 UataaL lalrira mast be broaght ta tke effke ef lb la George's Taverns WASH THAT’S CLEANER? 2411 S. French Are. VFW Auxiliary Installs New Officers By Mrs. Adam Mailer New officers of the Lad­ les Auxiliary of DcBsry's VFW Port M03 wars Install­ ed at the group’s regular monthly meeting held last week In the DeBary Fir* Hall. Installed by Myrtle Hill were Sally Peralto, president; Mrs. John Strang, senior vice president; BI a n e h e Frye, Junior vice presklent; Ruth La Chat, secretary; DiaIthla Vow, historian and pub­ licity and LUlla Ester lump, patriotic Instructor. New members Initiated by Elsie Illmmelberger were Muriel Clock and Mrs. Yow. On* entry only ta rack Friday Noon, Oct. 12. will bo tho moot potato acorad by aay oaa (ran. COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE SHIRT FINISHING FREE PICKUP AND DEUVERY SERVICE Seminole County Laundry C o 3 fur IN FROZEN MUGS TAKE HOME GALLONS — «5e Hamburgera - Hot Doga • Shrimp • Etc. 1905 French Ave. Sanford, Fla. FA 2*9154 AIR FORCE VS. ARIZONA Mr. Merchant . . . 1. Everyone Likes Football 2. Everyone Thinks He’s An Expert — — and this all adds up to GUARANTEED INTEREST GEORGIA TECH VS. TENNESSEE NfM|CflfchDISCOUNTPaMStores 209 W. FIRST ST. DUKE VS. CALIFORNIA WE (SURE SICK WATCHES •h m In your ad so tke FOOTBALL CONTEST PAGE Cal FA 2*2111 Before It’s 'Hold Out" far the Year FLA. ’1 UCLA VS. COLORADO STATE • Ultraaonically Cleaned * Electronically Timed Jew elry Store I K. la t f x 1-01 TULANE VS. ] S �ra g t / T v * ? *t r\r~* • 'f m ; * * • ." * • Tha Oaeaob Airstrip waa tam 'd “doertpit” and “UtUnd “Utter'd with trash, brokan bottle* bottlas and bMr hast cans'* by L t Chirks Allan, a Navy aaroaautteal giaaar, who addraasad tha County Cooaiaakai on tha airstrip situation Tossday afternoon. Tha ratura of tha 1,169 acra Oaeaota Airstrip was discuss'd by Allan, 8NA8, in a statement to tha commission pointing out tha present condition of tha ■ I iT H U t Cloudy with aeattmd ahowera through Thoraday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight. 60-66. Praaa Lsasad Wfara latablishad 19M WED. OCTOBER 10, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 168 /•d U tr- Ha m M tto By LARKY Tto d ty will a m to >p a l th a partial diagonal . Coat upward* af .Tha entire plan P A M .. . . a a« City craws today will re­ move tha traffic light a t Sec­ ond and Park and p o t H an Third and Park for th a t thru ■treat propoooL a aa SchoolBoard m at Monday morning for 10 mlnutaa to ac­ cept preliminary plana fa r tha new KngUsh Catalan Element­ ary School Why wasn’t this in Tueeday’a popart . . . W all tha praaa Just wasn’t Inetted to the meeting and wa didn’t know about it until wo stum hied into W alt Tsagua’s affka this momtnr. e At that lengthy court sonalon involving Shep H would really be interesting to find out ju it about w hat tha taxpayors had to giva u p . . . . On a thing in aura wa would have bed that Bay Ava. ballpark lighted.. . . a If there ware no t r i a l . . . Bill Hutchison could h a re boon drawing up a resolution. . . . Hank Tamm could have boon working on reappraisal four polka offkara could have been watching our k id s .. . . t e a Police Chief Roy Williams auma tha whole mesa op: *Tt’» a disgrace." a a a Nobody works harder than Bob Brown an making -tha courthouse presentable. . . . But Bob ihould check his front door.. . . I t would taka ■ Son­ ny LUton to open It. e e e Ju it for tha record there are 20 teachers in Seminole Coun­ ty echoola that don’t have col­ lege degrees. County School Board meats tomorrow and among tha moat interostlng items will be a dis­ cussion of that bus mishap by Sunland. . . . Wa hear there are two conflicting sto ries.. . . Ona tha state and ona tba bus driver! Concerts Near For Schools In South End Map* are betog taken to a m a g n a eowcert by tha Florida Sympheay Orchestra lor tha children fat grades 4 through 4 la tha elementary schools of tha south end, fol­ lowing a lecture by Henry Maser, director of the group, it waa announced today by 8upL R. T. MUwoa. A meeting waa bald Mon­ day afternoon w i t h S apt Milwaa, la m ia Cowley, music director, and Principals Chris­ tie Harp. Booth Seminole School, Casselberry, Prank Corn, Alta moots S p r i n g a , George Dabbs, Bear Lake and Louie Koaky, Longwood. The schoolmen deckled to m tka the effort with tho goal of a concert to to held ia the early spring- They bops to bo able to bold It at the Jel-alal fronton after the close of the season (bore. Planning for aach school win be undertaken by the principal* sad the executive boards of their respective parent and teacher organiseChristie Harp, of the South Seminole School, wee named chairman of the overall *f> fort and he will coordinate the planning. It was also decided to make the TV show, “Tto Magic of Music" which is presented by Maser, a regular feature of tto school television pro­ gram a. Officials *f tha Florida Symphony Orchestra, a fully professional organisation, ex­ pressed enthusiasm for tto plans of tha principals end pledged their complete co. operation in the project Principal Harp, a trained musician, said Tuesday night he would endeavor to work out n program of Informal Instruction based oa tto num­ ber! to to played by tto or­ chestra to acquaint the children with the music they will hear, and Introduce them to tto lives of tho compos­ ers and their various styles and mstier. After tha County Commis­ Humphrey Tax sion discussion on th a Osceola Airstrip yesterday afternoon, Returns To Be tha member* of tha SemhloU Timing Association th at a t­ M ade Public tended took off for tho atrip WASHINGTON (U PD -Porand procesdad to pick up over mer T r e a s u r y Secretary a truckload of junk th a t litter- George M. Humphrey’s law­ •d tha runways. They also yers have agreed to submit swept down tho runway used certain of hie personal tax re­ by tho association and, tha turns to Senate investigators, Judge says, “did a fine Job of it was learned today, Tto informal agreement, policing the whole area.” This Is a demonstration of good which also Involves tax re­ cltisenshlp, that perhaps more turns and cancelled ebecki of Humphrey's son, was expect people should emulate, s e e ed to head off another parti Did you know Uisre are Id, san dispute within Sen. Stuart 000 feet of perfectly good run­ Symington's stockpile Invest! way out thors .and tha total gating subcommittee. Gilbert W. Humphrey, board area of tha airport is 1,119 servo? Lt. Chuck Allan, SNAS, chairman of M. A. Hanna Co., who knows a lot about such a Cleveland company of which thlnge, eaya it would taka over the elder Humphrey is honor­ 92,000,000 to duplicate tho Oa- ary board chairman, was called to testify before the ctola layout subcommittee today. e It would seem appropriate for Merle Warner's C of C M isses Mark WASHINGTON (UPI) — Airport Planning Committee to forgot putting a Seminola Scientists disclosed today that County facility in Volusia tho Mariner II Venus proto County and busy themaeivea will miss the bright planet by working on ways to nee Os­ 30,900 miles Instead of 9,000 ceola. After all, with 92.900,- miles aa previously estimated. 000 worth of runways and land out there, where else should the County Airport be? e e • Steps bare bean taken to correct all discrepancies in A <1,000 grant for tto Al­ county financial divisions, as listed by the state auditors re­ tamonte Springs Publie Li­ ports, County Coramiaaiooers brary was approved Tuesday wars told Tuesday, by tto County Commission, e e after a presentation in the Tha County Commissioners plan to look into tho matter library’s behalf by Mrs. of electric water coolers for Smith H. Cady Jr., pending tho courthouse to replace tho tto presentation ef a receipt big old-fashioned water Jogs stowing that tba city council now used in some places. 'C ity of Altamonte Springs to e do­ water la good enough for os, I nated <300 to the u—e of tto 'think,** said Cmrar. Vernon organisation. | Tto library, s non-profit Dunn. ed poise end a Judges* which constitute a obstacle to the mas *f ■trip by a d m it. Rockets At Town Of w * to • a sag* a I t waa p o in ts' oat th a t tto Padera] Aviation Agency has given tto eonaty three alter­ natives far the strip, either to elooe It entirely, keep It partially open c r to restrict Its nase to aircraft as a fall time airport for tho eonaty. Allen suggested tho ap­ pointment of an airport authority to exercise control over tto facility and regulate Its uses to tto to st Interests of tto eoanty. including noo•viatlon activities w h i c h would to suitable. Municipal Jadgo Kenneth McIntosh, acting aa a eitlsea and lay advisor to tto Timing Association, pointed o at that tto association la properly chartered as a non-profit or­ ganisation sad has aa Ita pri­ mary purpos# th at o f curb­ ing automotive delinquency by tto youth of tto county who have previously need tto highways for dreg stripe. Out of tto discussion came tho suggestion th at a com­ mittee he appointed to study tho combined use of the Osce­ ola atrip for both aircraft and tha activities of tho tim ­ ing group and to coordinate tto planning and uaa of tto facility Alloa and McIntosh indicated they would eerva ca the committee. • :r Donovan hoped tto negotia­ ef Castro'* a n ti • tion which have been reported diatribe. approaching n satisfactory Castro apparently waa atang coocfusion, would be renewed by Steronaoa’a reapease to a speech by Dortkee a t tto UN Ambassador Adtai Stev­ United Nations In which tto enson waa a particular target Cuban president plugged tha Caatrolte Una about U. U, 'acta of war" agatnet Cuba. VERNON DUNN Stevenson said tto speech Mova Fizxlaa contained *un paralleled c a l­ umnies, slander* and mlarep* recantations." The p r e m i e r t o i e a e i l IU U V A ... Stevenson waa n "eynlc” and ■aid to wee "highly discredit­ ed a t the United Nation*." Dortlcoe and hi* official Three motions were fil'd by Atty. Mack Cleve­ party returned to •kortaguland Jr. on behalf of the North Orlando Company, In Best Gains plaguod Cuba leaded down NEW YORK (UPI)—Stock* the million dollar suit being pressed by Landmark with bundles from U. B. de­ Enterprises, Inc. made Uielr best gains of the partment stores. The motions are to dismiss the charges against Commissioner Vernon week this morning in stoppedthe defendant companies, The Silver Creek Predator. Dura’s proposal to hire a full up trading. Corporation, The Norib Orlan tlma county attorney m et with do Company and tto North Or­ ■ silent reception from the Serious Trouble lando Utilities Company. other County Commissioners DETROIT (UPI) — Tb* 941 T to suit, brought by the Tueeday and died for lack of billion 41,000-mUa interaUU Landmark Company, whleh g second. highway system la running bai been engaged la building Dunn had proposed that in Into acrioua difficulties, an of­ a group of bomos In North A meeting of the board at place of tto County Attorney, ficial of the American AutoOrlando, allegex a breach «f the Seminole Association of Zoning Attorney and School mobile Association said today. contract by tto North Or­ Communities wiU be told at Board Attoraoy, at separate lando Company In tto sale of the plnecrest Inn, ITtb and salaries, ona full time counse­ Picket City Hall lor to hired to do all the NEW YORK (UPD-PoRce Members of tha Downtown suitable property to the house French Ave., Sanford Thurswork at a salary of 913.000 a and firemen plan to picket Merchants committee, working builders, and tho refusal of day evening a t T p. a . MOSCOW (UPI) — The T to meeting will be • year. Ha expected that the City Hall for the second day on the beautification angla are the utiliUea concern to install school board would continue United States today rejected today In their effort to obtain Charlie Robinson and E. C. contracted-for utility faelUllei. dutch treat dinner, and mem­ Damages totaling 91.330,000 ber* may coma for tto moot­ to Include the 91,300 they have spy allegations against ousted aalary hikes, more holidays Harper Jr. Contacted today, U. S. assistant naval attach# a r t claimed by the plaintiff, ing only at 7:4S p. m. budgeted for an attorney. Robinson said: L t Cmdr. Raymond Smith and and other benefits. end included: la the sum a n Association secretary A1 Tto proposal Included a ode"We’re working, on It—Just protested "manifold V i a l a 973,000 punitive d a m a g a l Cane, Lake M ary,'urges all rotary for tto attorney at a giro no time." tlona" by Soviet authorities New Law •gainst the Silver Creek con­ board members to attand besalary of 93,400 a year. WASHINGTON (UPI) Spokesman Robinson said of his diplomatic Immunity. Commissioner Ted Williams' President Kennedy today plan­ that they plan to gat together cern, whleh la the p e n a l cor­ eiuse Arthur Beckwith Jr., proposal of a second pay raise Tha U. S. note said tha ned to alga into law a bill with members of tha Sanford poration of the two local chairman of the United Fund American embassy here "cate­ giving tto Food and Drug Ad companlee. drive for tto county, will to OXFORD, Miss. (UPI) — for Zoning Director Robert Cardan Club and Architect gorically rejects all atlega prceent to dlacuie tto fund ministration tighter control Jim Chapman to work out ex­ The Army sent home today Brown end one for Mri. Max tlona of Improper behavior on and Mrs. Colloen Pop#, of over drugs. another 4,400 of tho troops Ino Thompson, met with the act plana for beautification, tho part of Commander Smith tto Florida Symphony Or­ that have been guarding the seme alienee end also died "Tentative plana cell for and specifically that ha was Lowers Bars chestra will also attand, to peae# a t tto Unlveriity of for lack of a second. the uia of big concrete tube, talk about tho projected Tto board did approve hir­ engaged In espionage." ATLANTA (U PI)-T he FulMississippi and announc'd Youth Concert to bo told In ing a full time maintenance "The embassy vigorously ton (Atlanta) County Medical approximately 20 lnctoa in a change la commanders. diameter end about two feet Msrch for tho children of tto Tha Army taid today's man at ■ salary of 93,200 a protests tha manifold viola­ Society lowered Its racial high, to hold a tall evergreen TALLAHA88EE (UPI) — troop moves leaves about 3,- year, to maintain all county tions by Soviet authorities of bars Tuesday by granting full tree, and aome low-growing T to Supreme Court suspended south ond elementary schools. 700 regular Army and Nation­ property, under genaral main­ the rights and Immunities ap­ membership to two Negro colorful plants around the Orlando attorney Keith Van al Guard troops in the Ox­ tenance, working under the di­ pertaining to C o m m a n d e r doctors. Deventer from the practice of Itaae," Roblnaon said. ford area. At one time after rection of Zoning Director Smith aa a duly accredited three months today. “ We men don't know too diplomatic officer of the em­ Robert Brown who was alio Bans Cuba Trade much about plants and thlnge, lawThefor action rioting greeted arrival on waa based on ATHENS (U P D -T to Greek campus of Negro Jem** authorised to accept and pass bassy.” and wa want thaaa garden dub chergvs by tha Florida bar upon applications for tho Job. Shipowners Union announced Meredith, about 31,000 troops The present part-time main­ Tuesday Its members would ladles to work with us and that Van Deventer misused were itationed around Ox­ tenance man who drives a Murderess Escapes "abstain totally" from the have tha say on that, so It will 91,130 belonging to e client. ford and a t reserve camps WASHINGTON (UPD—To­ school bus morning* and after­ PHOENIX, Arts. (UPU-Un- Cuban trod* because of "the all look good and make aa The court said the attorney at Mampbls, Tenn., and Col­ did nut seek review of the bar day was pay-otf day for doc­ many people happy as pos­ noons wiU to dropped. confirmed reports circulated problem* arising for tho umbus, Miss. r u l i n g recommending t h e tors, lawyers and other aclftoday that escaped murderess U.S.A. from the situation in sible," Robinson said. Troops leaving today In­ three month suspension. The employed penana who h a v ' Ha said ha had been told Winnie Ruth Judd may Hava Cuba." Tha Greek govern­ clude tto headquarters of attorney will not be reinstat­ clamored for 11 years for the that It would taka about a fled to St. Paul, Minn., after ment. a NATO member, urged tto 14th Airborne Corps, com Biggest 'Fish* ed, the court said, until ho has right to set up tax-deductiblo month to get the plants in disappearing from tha Artsadoption of the ban. The union manded by Lt. Gen. Hamil­ made full restitution to hia private pension funds. good growing condition so they Catch True; ona State Hospital where aha said it would comply despite ton H. Hours*. Unless President Kennedy client. can be aet out on tha street. waa a mental patient expected losses. vetoes e tax relief bill for It Was A Sub them by midnight, it will be­ Rape Evidence PLYMOUTH, E n g l a n d come law. If he vetoes it, (UPM—VATO official* came Congree* le set to override Termed False to the eld of fishing captain him and enact the measure in­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Stanley Drake today and con­ to lew anyway, The state attorney general’s firmed he had made one of Capl Robert SI. Wars and area to the weal Construction j The decision on the pension office will fils evidence In tto the biggest catchei on record Capt. Joseph SI. Tully offici­ was handled by Orange Pav­ bill was a top Issue as Con­ Supreme Court Thursday Indl — a submarine. ated at ribbon rutting cere­ ing and Construction Co. ef gress pushed for adjournment eating that two Lake County Drake had told skeptical monies held aboard NAS San­ Winter Park. by the end of the week. But •UteiuanU Involving s sensa­ friends that be waa reeling ford this week officially open­ deadlocks on an agricultural tional raps case “is not true.' in hie trawler nets off Ply­ ing the newly extended run­ Power Feud appropriations measure and a Assistant Atty. Gan. Jamas mouth Monday when be felt way 27. public works bill still bad to Mahorner said ha will oppose a huge strain on the winch. be resolved. The completion of thie pro­ In UN Seen the petition of Negroes Jerry He pulled harder ami pret­ ject at a coat of nearly 9174,UNITED NATION8, N. Y. Chatman, 23, and Robert ty soon up popped a Danish 000 marks the first Improve­ (UI’IS — The United States Shuler, 22, for review of tto submarine, thoroughly en­ ment aboard the s t a t i o n dug In today to fend off small Concert Ticket caie for which they were meshed. through tho BlillUry Con­ power demands for an uncon­ condemned to die ia the struction Program alnca 1960, trolled moratorium on nuclear Deadline Moved electric chair. and la also ona of the flrat testing. The deadline on tha sals of Council To Open U. S. Ambassador Adlal K. memberships In tha Sanford completed projects of tha long Band Parents VATICAN CITY (UPI) (•O , (JO, (iOt — Cupt. H ubert M. Wure, com­ rang* expansion of NAS San­ Stevenson was listed as the Entertainment A s s Oc I stlon The Seminole High School Roman Catholic prelate* from manding officer of NAS Sunford, given the I first major power speaker In has been extended through ford. Band Parents Association will every corner of the world “ go” Hign and launches Capt. Joseph M. Tully, This new runway, which was 1the nuclear test debate of the Monday, Mr*. Ralph Austin hold ita monthly meeting in streamed Into tto Eternal City Corrynandor. HatWlng One, in an A3J "Vigi­ completed Thursday, Oct. 4, j General Assembly’s 109-power Smith, membership chairman the Band hall at 4 p-m. Thurs­ today to register for the open­ lante” for the flrat flight from the newly ex­ affords deporting aircraft 1,- political committee this after- announced today. day, new president Jack Hor­ ing Thursday of the longtended runway 27 at the Naval Air Station. 4H3 feet additional taka off | noun. ner has announced. First presentation will to awaited Ecumenical Council. Three in Concert on Oct. 23th at the Seminole High School auditorium. Persons who have not yet been contacted and woo de­ sire tickets should phone Mrs. organisation, qualifies under corns out of the general fund bur statutory duties to giva opposing. Col. Jesso O. Gregory, resi­ Zeull hotly denied t h e Smith at her home, 2921 Park the Florida statutes for tbs of the commission, and Dunn this money to the library." At the afternoon session of dent of the Country Club Colonel's right to protsst and Ave. grant because ef Its charter felt there was a dangerous Mrs. Cady and Ccmmia- the commission it was decided area, appeared to protest the pointed out Gregory does not live on the lake In question provision to eerva the peo­ precedent being set by the siuner James P. Avery Jr., to accept the bid of the K. C. uncontrolled d r s d g l n g of and respectfully asked tbs ple of Seminole County. action. pointed out that bumpy roads Wilkins Co., for sspbait and county Iskee, and presented Commission's approval to Bridge ....... Tbs action was opposed by The chairman declared that weren't as important a* the patching material for the exhibits to show tha colloidal continue dredging to improve Classified ... Page 11 County Commission Chair­ " s i I ride around the County welfare of the children of tto Road Department. The bid suspension of particles in his land. Comics _ _ Page 10 man J. C. HsUhlson sad and see tto things we have county that use tha library had been submitted at a pre­ lake water from Crystal Lake, Commissioner Avery de­ Dear Abby Page Commissioner Varncn Dunn, to do, repairing roads, main­ for research and study. Tbs vious meeting of the commis­ which to alleged resulted clared it was Zeuli's right to Editorial .... Page on the grounds th at there taining bridges and so forth, vote was 3 to 1 In favor of sion but it was fait the com­ from the current dredging Improve his property and he Page Entertainment waa no specific provisions I wonder where the money Is the grant, with Commission­ pany should to investigated operation being dons by could not see how the com­ Pceele Page I t for such funds in the current coming from for the work. I er Fitspatrlck, Williams and before awarding them tha George H. Dangleman Jr., fur mission could deny it. Tha Society Page budget sod It Would have to don’t ice huw we can neglect | Avery consenting and Dunn bid. contr|ctor P. J . Zeull. board voted ita approvsL Sports Page £ ★ ★ ★ Commissioners Tom Down Full Time Attorney MIAMI (UPI) U Havana radio said tad ay an American Jet fighter piano 'Bred nine rockets'* ea tto Cuban village e f Mata Abate ia eastern Ori­ ent* province. Tha radio report said tho plane waa engaged in 'm a ­ neuvers," Just west of the big U. 8. Nava) baas at Guan­ tanamo, 'a n d fired indiscrim­ inately." It ter*ad tha Incident "an net of Imperialist provocation against tto revolution and Cuban government" Meanwhile Premier F i d e l Castro told the Cuban people Tuesday night for tha first time that Russian .military "technicians" are itationed in tha country. In n speech broadcast by Ra­ dio Havana, Castro reiterated the familiar charge that tho US Rejecb Red Spy Accusation United 8tat*« k preparing to Mvads Cuba. He eaid I t Is for defense that we got theoo wea­ pons and thoae technicians." Ha scoffed a t reporta that to la Importing Soviet wea­ pons and thousands of Rus­ sian "technicians’’ to defend hla revolutionary r e g i m e against tto Cuban people. Castro’s appearance a t a nuua meeting welcoming Ident Oevaldo Dortleon bock from New York Interrupted hla negotiations with New York attorney James B. Don­ ovan for tto release of 1411 captured Cuban Invaders. Court Asked To Kill Suit SAC Meeting Slated Thursday Beautification Plans Are 'In The Works' Qrfoiil Troops. Home Bound Orlando Lawyer Is Suspended Pay-Off Day For Docs, Lawyers New N A S R u n w ay Com pleted Commission O K 's Altamonte Library Grant 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 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, October 09, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 09, 1962. 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F A [ I I __ ■ BOTTLES O F m ■ M GET TH E NEXT BOTTLE FO R . XNi • . . WHIM YOU BUY Extra Fancy E FOR GET A SECOND CTN. . 3 CAN S O F Kenny Pen l ? ! Se •m r a i l *•/ •*!I ___& ■■!■■!■ ir Tr Tn _i ' m ■ § K 4 V f ,4-*. v m K 1 ■ • . | , VN*, -»■■<| H 5 f r V V _ _ _ I ■ _____ 1 P. • GET TH E FOURTH CAN FOR . . . �Diagonal Parking Plan Expected To Get City Approval W lA T B S B t F air through Tuosday. H igh today, TWO. Low tonight, 60-65. W in UNITED N A T I O N S * ***tv t^ By LAXBT YKUBKL What were yea dam erday afternoon? , , , Watch­ ing or bearing a football game . . . Uthing te a loved owe? Well, we know of oae member of the Booaters Chib that •pent her afternoon ntlng the phone for three boon trying to get aome volunteers for the concession stand for the next Seminole High grid game . . . She was about as successful as the Gators. • • • A CONVERSATION WITH WILDLIFE OFFICER BOB Johnson: Yes, one by tho Reporter: Well, were the hunters out Saturday T Johnson: They sure were; hundreds of them. Reporter: Anyone shot? Johnson: Yos, one by hto Black Hammock area by Cviedo. Reporter: Any arrests? Johnson: 12. • e • How many ears la ths San­ ford area wer# pelted Satur­ day? We know of three. a • • County Commission meeting should bo lively tomorrow. Appeal scheduled on the hoard of adjustment ruling on that Maitland Sewage treatment plant care. County received u UHF radios today and walk lag through the engineer's •nice U wss like w stchiag\a couple of kids with a new toy. a a a Art Festival waa interesting here . . . but why only still lifes on display? a a a Big decision I hope I don't have to make . . . Whether to watch the world series or attend that shaggy dog trial this afternoon. a a a Our South Seminole Agent X-0 dropped the intelligence over the weekend that the members of the Casselberry Country Club are unhappy over the lack of a life guard a t the club pool. Told us some 30 kids were swimming yes­ terday and no guard was on duty, nor was there any at­ tendant nearby. a a a The Courthouse Committee meets again tonight at I p.m. In the commission room to delve further Into problems of ths county home and some office space for the new coun­ ty administrative aide. • a a Goggled rehearsals l a s t week for the big show (? ) coming off at Lake Mary's Catholic Circle Luau on Oct. 13. Yowee-c-e, some collec­ tion of females . . . and WHAT COSTUMESMI You fellas better put this on your MUST list . . . there’s plenty of surprises in THAT chorus line. a a a Governor's Aide John Evans reported today, from Tailsbassce, that Governor Bry­ ant's staff is working on tha sanctuary problem, and is to­ day conferring with the Game and Fish people to find out their position and the reasons for opening the area so soon after closing I t We will keep in touch and bring you the latest a a a A cursory survey of the dove bunting area southeast of town Sunday revealed there were five Seminole County cars, 13 Orange County ears and eight from counties other than Seminole and Orange, a a a Attention goldfish lovers. Keep your loved ones out of the Cordova section there's a mixed up German police dog there that craves ’em. a • a VAH-T coming back Thursday morning . . Vgone since tbs first of August! Shouts, Jeers 'Interrupt' UN Cuban Talk UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) — Shouting spectators Interrupted Cube* President Oavaldo Dorticoe repeatedly ae be addressed the UN Gen­ eral Assembly today. Assembly President Muham­ mad Zafrulla Khan threatened to clear tha public galleries. Guards hustled the shouting spectators out as they rose, one by one. In different parte of the gallery while Dorticoe ■poke. The assembly ball waa pack­ ed and tight security precau­ tions were In offset. Newsmen required special passes to en­ ter the assembly hall, where extra details of guards were placed in the public section. Outside UN headquarters, uniformed and plainclothes de­ tails of New York were on police while demonstrators picketed quietly behind barri­ cades on the opposite aide of the stre e t The first shouting occurred in the hall when Dorticoa first touched on the Cuban situation some 10 minutes after the sta rt of hla speech . Celling for speedy lmple mentation of the UN reeolu tion on an end to all colonial­ ism, Dorticoa said. HWe are eye and body wit nesses of what foreign mlU) a n p jn to q ^ )o n .M B je . A woman rose in Spanish. Others ''followed, their single voices - raised in different parte of the gallery Guards want Into action quick* Utility Company Report Expected In Casselberry Reports on tha financial status of Casselberry Utilities, which is seeking to raise wa­ te r rates In Casselberry are expected a t today’s 7:30 p. m. meeting of the Board of Ald­ ermen in the Casselberry Women's Club Building on Overbrook Dr. Hibbard Casselberry, own­ er of the utility company, was asked to prepare the report • t a continued meeting of the board on Sept. 17. West Protests Soviet Move BERLIN (UPI)—The West­ ern Allies today protested to the Soviet ambassador In East Berlin against the Communist refusal to allow a British am­ bulance to enter East Berlin Saturday to trnd a youth wounded by Rcu gunfire. In identical notes the Unit­ ed States, Britain and Frsnce said the Communist refusal was "in flagrant violation” of the four-power right of circu­ lation in Berlin. Getting Ready JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — A half million pounds of sup­ plies will be trsnferred from a government warehouse to 14 buildings in the downtown sec­ tion tomorrow as Jacksonville stocks up fallout shelters In case of national emergency. (Jimmy) Crapye, •toners At WUeow, Joe aad merchants E. C. Harper, Charles Bebtooew aad B. L. Perkins Jr. The three the heard will hear a n t *•1. i t is recommended th at diagonal perking he estab­ lished on tha south aide of First S t r e e t from Oak Avenue to Sanford Avenue end parallel perking be left as la on tha north aide from Oak Avenue to B a n f o r d Avenue, meeing the center line north to sa appropriate distance to allow two lanes of east bound traffic. Metering the additional parking spaces, and limiting the traffic speed to I I aaOee per hour. The above to he put on a trial basis to study feasibility of such a traffic program. 2. I t la also recommended that Third Street be made a thru street from Sanford Avenua to French except park Avenue which la to bo Installed n traffic light moved from Second and Park to Third aad Park, with No Parking on either aid# botween Sanford Avenue and Oak except on 8undaya. This recommendation to bo a permanent Installation. g. I t la recommended that the City Commission give the Merchants permission to set potted plants on the aidewalk for beautification a t polnta selected by the Mer­ chants Association for boat m Over *0le Miss OXFORD, Miss. (UPI)—An air of outward calm settled over the Unlvsrslty of Missis­ sippi campus today as James II. Meredith, a Negro, began his second week as an under­ graduate. Meredith returned to the campus Sunday night from a weekend rendesvous with hla family a t an undisclosed des­ tination. Ha waa, as usual, es­ corted by a small group of U. S. marshals. This waa tha reaction when Meredith later entered the student cafatorlat A whits male student, who was not Identified, sat at a table with him. As Meredith got up to leave, another stud ent walked over and shook his hand. Cotton Load WASHINGTON (UPI) The Agriculture Department today estimated 14,413,000 bales of cotton will ba pro­ duced this year, down 13,000 bales from last month's fore­ c a st Second plica winner waa Mrs. Georgia Bail's painting of windswept aaa dunes and third place went to Mrs. Mar­ guerite Pope for her gay painting of Maxican sun­ flowers. Priiei of $23, $is and $10 will ba awarded to the throe ladlaa by tha Merchant'! Assn. Judges ware Mre-j Doris NO. 566 ___ Says Bruce A “delighted” Supervisor of Registration Camilla Brace reported over 400 new registered votera in the county iaat week and over 800 alnce the May Democratic primary. The final day for registering for the fall election was Saturday. Records reveal that voters in the county. Mrs. Bruce said she waa Military Boost registration turnout MIAMI BEACB (U PI) — She added that there GOP congressman William C. 1 * in th is year's election than year vote she could remember. Out of the new registered voters, about hatf are from Sanford, Mrs. Bruce added. On the ballot th is November will be senstorial, congressional and legislative races as well s s railroad and public utility poata up for grabs. Among the moat interesting to local voters will be a city commission race and a reapportion­ ment amendment, which if passed will give Sem inole County an additional senator. There are nine constitutional amendments Cramsr said Saturday military facilities in Florida should be atrengthened a g a i n s t the threat of miaallss from Cuba. Elections Set PABIS (UPI) — President Charles de Gaulle haa decided to aet Nee. I I and 25 as tha date* for now perliamontary general elections, government sources said today. ■■ i Tighten Law TALLAHASSEE ( U r i) — The 1963 Legislature may be asked to tighten requirements for notary public commissions, n committee of the Florida Bar Association indicated to­ day. Brandt Warns BERLIN (U PI)—West Ber­ lin Mayor Willy Brandt, Just back from seeing President Kennedy in Washington, said today if Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev wants ware over Berlin "he will get I t" Final Negotiations MIAMI (UPI)—New York attorney James B. Donovan flew beck to Havana Sunday night for what may be the fi­ nal negotiations to free .1,113 Cuban' prisoners from last year’s Bay of Pigs Invasion. Search On CRESCENT CITY, Calif. (UPI) — An air, saa and ground search continued today for n missing twin-engine pri­ vets plane carrying Congress­ man Clsm Miller and two other persons. More Grapefruit LAKELAND (U PI) — FlorIda Citrus Mutual, in recent talks with the U. S. Depart­ ment of Agriculture, urged tha use of more Florida grape­ fru it and oranges In the 196263 school lunch programs. Suspend CARACAS, V o n o s u s l a (UPI) — President Romulo Betancourt today suspended more constitutional guaran­ tees after e gun battle and a bomb explosion which wound­ ed 12 parsons, including one American. bids will be opened here Nov. 7 on a dredging Job to prepare the site for the Air Forces multi-launch pad Titan III •pace exploration facility. Seeks Results TALLAHASSEE ( UN) School Supt. Thomas D. Bailey •aid Sunday he plana to seek a constitutional amendment taeklng another 13 years onto the present school capital out­ lay amendment that expires In January, 1983. If approved, the amendment would continue to pay for school construction out of auto tag revenues until January. 1998. Bailey said ths action ia necessary to avert a crisis in Florida’s school build­ ing program. South End Store Robbed Sunday Jackson's Minit Market, in Castleberry, was robbed of between $1,600 and $1,700 sometime Sunday afternoon, ■ccording to a report by the Shcrlff'i Department. The store'! assistant man­ ager. James Mathis, who waa on duty, discovered the loss between 3 and 3 p. hi. when he went to the safe, in the back room of the store, to get some additional change for the cash registers. Mathis said the safe was locked, when he went to the back room , and when he opened It the money waa gone. He promptly called the Sheriffs office and Deputies responded. According to the Sheriffs Office there were no signs of the safe having been forcibly opened and the de­ partment Is working on the theory the safe was either opened hy someone who knew Hie combination or that the safe was left unlocked. Officials of the Minit Market firm are working closely with the local enforcement officers In an effort to solve the crime. Conner Plugs State Emblem F O R T LAUDERDALE (UPI) —Agriculture Commis­ sioner Doyle Conner plugged the new emblem for identify­ ing Florida-grown agriculture products at a meeting of Flor­ ida retailer* today. The emblem, "Sunflavor," over an outline map of Florida will toon become a trademark of quality products, Conner said. 'Fogbound' Tops Art Festival Miss Frances McDougal, long time Sanford resident, who lives on East Celery Ave., has won first prise for her painting of boats moored to a dock, with the title "Fog­ bound.” The painting was one of 30 exhibited by local artist* during tha two-day Festival of Art sponsored by tha Downtown Merchant’s Asia. SANFORD, FLORIDA \ go an ships of all flags carrying cargoes to Bids Search Turns JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — U. 8. Army Corpe of En­ Up Plane Engine The gineers has announced that JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Search efforts for the wreck age of tha navy and civilian aircraft which crashed in the Atlantic off Ponte Vedra Beach last week have recov­ ered one engine from tha pri­ vate plane and located a ma­ jor part of the Jet fighter the Navy said today. However, only one body haa been recovered. Thar# (till are four persona milling and presumed dead. HON., OCTOBER 8 ,1 9 6 2 Bulletin The City Commission tonight Is expected to so establish diagonal parking on the south side o f F irst N. Y. (UPI) Cnhan PleatS t from Oak to Sanford A v e, the Herald lean ed dent OevaMe Dertteee to­ day asked the United Notoday. A special six man committee Is expected to sub­ Hm s I# ccM^NUi F tosU tsi m it its report a t the regular m eeting o f the city Kennedy's projected embar­ boarS emphasising t h r e e major points to help the dewnte Barring « the la chairman Mayer J. H. EatabUahod 1996 Flaming and Mrs. Gordon Sweeney. Miss McDougal said that her first-place winning paint­ ing waa dona from memories of a visit to an island off tha coast of Franca, several years ago. It waa created by the use of a palette knife and airing and thick heavy paint Tha painting v ia shown in Badcock’s Furniture store. Mrs. Bali’s painting of sand dunes was seen in Uie window at Cowan’s and Sirs. Pope's sunflower painting was ex­ hibited at Mary-Esther’s. Sanford street* and side­ walks were bustling Friday and Saturday aa shopper* and lookars came to see the Fes­ tival of Art and take advan­ tage of advertised bargains. SI g VjS WARNING HUNTERS not to treapaan or Bondi*, firearm* enreleaa))* rCrtfifUced Saturday i n c!<»ve hunting arena by the Seminole Coun­ ty Sportamnn'n Assn, on n public service. Shown are Howard Hodges, W. A. Adams. Curl Anderson, Jack Wilber, Edw ard McCull and Horry Rob­ son, o few of the men who worked to put out 600 algiu. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (U PI) The S u p r e m e Court agreed today to rule on the constitutionality o f — — --- ----Ue school*. The decisions a n expected to provide far-reaching guide, poata la the running centre* veray over the question of s u it va. religion in Amer­ ican life. The Justices accepted to n challenges to Bible reading practices brought by parent* in Pennsylvania and Mary* load. The Maryland care aim Involves recitation •4 the Lord's Prayer aa p u t o t school opening erereieee. Acceptance of the two coses planted the court Into Its new term on the same explo­ sive note on which it adjourn­ ed last summer. At that time it held uncooatltutinoa) the reading of n state written prayer in New York schools. The Maryland appeal we* brought to tho Snprame Court by Mr*. Medaly* E. Murray who described herself and her aon William J . Murray lilt, as atheist*. William attoads a Baltimore acbooL Tho other Bible care waa initiated la Philadelphia hy a Unitarian couple, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lewis Echompp. Their children attend a high school la Ahington Township. Today'* decision means that the high court wN hear •pea arguments in the two cases and later hand down Us rulings on the constitu­ tionality of such practices. The court also: Refused, aa expected, to review lower court orders which brought about the ad­ mission of Negro Jam es IL Meredith to the University ef Mississippi. Upheld two lower court de­ cisions which struck down rectal barriers in bus and railroad terminals ia InulaUna s a d Georgia. ★ ★ ★ Army Calk Back County Insurance Board Given Crisis Troops Clean Bill O f Health By State The County Insurance com­ mission Was given a clean bill of health by the State Insurance authorities who concluded an Investigation In­ to the operation of tha Insur­ ance business controlled by the eounty commission. A letter from Richard F. Strickland, deputy director of the State Insurance De­ partment, to County Commisaloner James P. Avery, Jr., stated the result of the study conducted by the de­ partment to determine whe­ ther or not there had been a violation of the insurance rating laws revealed none, and the "department has no criticism of Die Seminole County Insurance program or the agents writing it.” A second letter, received by Avery from Strickland, pointed out that the proposal made by one local agent for a nation wide company, Indi­ cated there would be a sav­ ing of SUO.09 per year in one type of coverage, but neg­ lected to pilnl out that over a four year period there would be l saving of slight­ ly over $1,000, according to Die commissioner. It was said, by Strii-kUnd, In conversation with Avery, that the county should can­ cel its policies on county ve­ hicles for fire, theft ami col­ lision, and ■ public liability policy should he purchased, instead. Strickland pointed out that the county is large enough to be a self-insurer in tha (Ire, theft and collision areas, but it should carry the liability coverage. Under the atatutea Eleventh Hour For Gen. Walker DALLAS, Tex. (U P I)-F o rmcr MaJ. Gen. Edwin A. Walker waited today for his "eleventh hour” meeting with two psychiatrist*. Walker must appear for a psychiatric examination by Dr. R. L. Stubblefield of the Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas and a private chiatrlst selected by tho ernment. Walker returned home day, gleefully waving a western hat at some 200 lowers who met him at Dallas airport. Up is free on a reduced bond of 350,000 from a U. S. hos­ pital for federal prisoners at Springfield, Mo. lie agreed to a mental checkup before be­ ing released. The airport crowd waved "Walker for President" signs and cheered when he said he only went lo Mississippi "to see a football game.” Walker w it arretted a week ago during the rioting on the NEW YORK (UPI) — Univeraity of Mississippi camStorks were narrowly mixed put at Oxford. He it charged in dull early trading today. with rebellion, Insurrection and seditious conspiracy. "I intended to make only a short trip to Mississippi/* he said, "However, It got to be Bridge ... ___ Page 7 quite extended." Classified _ ___ P a g e 9 lie was arrested for allegC om ics . . . . . . page 8 gedly urging on riotera oppos­ Dear Abby Page 7 ing the admission of Negro Editorial ...... Page 4 James Meredith to the school. Entertainment Page 7 Robert Morris of DaUas said Legala .... Page 8-9 A 10 the federal government must Puxxle - ~ _ . ™ Page 8 prove eight polnta before Society — Page 6 Walker can be tried on the Sports — ... Page 3 charges against him. Dull Trading: Herald Index presently in force there ia no rccourae for a clUien if In­ volved in an accident with a county vehicle and the lat­ ter ia at fault The only courae of action open ia for the legUlature to p ais a spe­ cial bill covering the injured party's claim. However, It waa pointed out by Strickland that recent court decisions have indicat­ ed that municipalities and counties have been held lia­ ble and, he says, under (he circumstances the county should have the coverage. It was pointed out by A very that tills only applies to those vehicles under the con­ trol of the County Commis­ sion. It was ascertained that the school buses operated by the County School hoard are covered hy liability incur- THAT'S 33 WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Army announced today that all active force on duty for the MUtlaiippl integra­ tion crisis will be sent back to their home alatlona, startlag Immediately. The 3,400 troopa have been deployed in Memphis, Term, and Columbua, Mias. They were sent Into the area after rioting erupted on the Uni­ versity of Mississippi campus a week ago over the en­ rollment of Negro Jam es IL Meredith. The forces will be returned to their home bases by air and truck, Army Secretary Cyrus R. Vance announced. Still on duty in the area ire forces of the Mississippi National Guard, which was put on federal duty by Pres­ ident Kennedy the night be­ fore the riots began. Some of there Mississippi troops were released last weekend. Others were kept on call, and the remainder ALL WE YEARS KNOW! EXPERIENCE HIGH QUALITY TIRES AT FAIR TRICES. EASY TIME PAYMENTS NO CARRYING CHARGES FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL EXPERT W H EEL ALIGNMENT ON - THE - CAR WHEEL BALANCING WE SPECIALIZE IN TIRES FOR FOREIGN CARS SALES * SERVICE & BALANCING WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS McRoberts TIRE SUPPLY, INC. 405 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD FA 2-0651 m �A it Q U A LIT Y G U ARANTEE! TUU-TINDER BEEF to I<Or ■itmd beef, k u i picked m i t r i» aod *r esceoa bom* mi fat We n u u tw Tra-PhYor Bn ( to bt In to aai wd (l*Tortd or yaw toWf ebeerfally reloaded. ^v v jg g i - *'J (H m ld Photo) ling Rib Roast 58( less Pot Roast Lb. 6 8 ' Heat Stew ; Steak . . . Lb. Lb. 58‘ 48‘ FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Director Jot Foy U very intereated la tbo atudenU who a rt atudyiny drafting dtalgn technology a t S B 8 thU year. Bar* Mr. Foy obedrvee aa Skipper Smith and Karen Metslar -work at their drafting board*. Foy pointed out that women make exceptionally good drnftemen. and the girl* taking the eouna ora enthualaitie about their work. (Herald Photo) Center Cut member* who made the tour of (fee elaawooa, which la le t op with drafting tablet end all the oeceaaary toole cod equipment Include Dr. John Darby, Mrs. Patty flat* cbel, Joe Foy. Robert Shedgen and Brock Perklni. Seventeen of the itudenta nr* Junior* and 14 are **nion. Florida Grade A Please Tuner*! services were held n t 3 p. m. Saturdey for Mtoa Joile Stoudenmlre. 74, who died at her home at 1 a. m. Friday mornlnf following n lingering Ulneii. Rev, Fred Chine* of the T in t Baptlit Church of San* ford officiated. Burial waa In Evergreen Cemetery. M in Stoudenmlre, born Aug J, 1»W In Ruiaall Co., Ala., had lived In Sanford for the p u t I t yeara making her homo at U4 W. Eighth Survlvori are two ilitere, Mia* Doll* Stoudenmlre of Sanford aad Mra. Miry H at­ ty of Macon, Ga.; three bro­ thers, Walter L. of Sanford end John P. and P. T. of Camilla, Ga. and eeveral alecea and nephewi. In Casselberry By Jane Casselberry The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Caaeelberry Community Metho­ dist Church will hold a cov­ ered dtoh luncheon next Wednesday at noon la Weav­ e r Hell to be followed by a program end business meet­ ing. Guest speaker will be Mra. fi. M. Htllyer, district WSCS president. The executive b tird will meet prior to the luncheon at !t:30 a. pi. NUT KB8PUN8IBLE I will net be reepeealb!* for any debts Incurred by fny*M ether than myself. T il ERRS/. ML'ZIK KANSAS QUEEN . ONE OF THE GIRL STUDENTS taking tho new Drafting Design Tech' nology eourae at Seminolo High School la Misa Judy Carroll, a junior, who In nhown here In clans as advisory committee members observe her at work. A t le ft is Dr. John Darby, committee chairman, Teacher Robert Sehmldt and Mm. P atty Gntchel. (Herald Photo) LONG LARGE Congreiiman A. Sydney IlerloQg Jr. will get a routing welcome home Oct. 11 when the people of the nine countiea of the Fifth Congrcaalonal District are Invited to attend a "Syd Herlong Appreciation Rally," Including a free chick­ en barbecue, a t bla home town of Lceaborg. The committee in charge of arrangements, Sandy Pike, Sam Pylea, Gordon Oldham Jr., and T ar Boyd, of Lees­ burg. announce* that serving will begin promptly at a p.m. at the National Guard Armory on the corner of Third and Meadow Streets In Leesburg, and that preparations are be­ Plumbing 4k Building Bupplle* 111 N. French Ave. Phone FA 2-5412 ing made to serve barbecued chicken and "flxlns" to an **• limited thousand people. All residents of Seminole County will be welcome. Musical entertainment will be furnished during the bar­ becue, end the evening of fel­ lowship will conclude with a speech by the guaat of honor, Congressman Herlong, who la the only scheduled speaker. GRAIN BOX APPLE - PEACH - CHERRY Shown To Women’s Club By Jane Casselberry The Women'a Club ol Cas­ selberry held the first meet­ ing of the current •eeson last Wednesday night. Representatives of the Win­ ter Park Telephone Co. gavo a demonstration of direct distance dialing and showed a movie on the subject. Mrs. Joseph Laird had tha plea­ sure of talking with bar fam­ ily In San Antonio, Tex., af­ ter making the call through direct dialing. FANCY YELLOW Flrai il BmtifB la !U koslits: iidtlTtolltailTMrcMMilty. u r r e n e s m in sro e sso n sm r, n i s u cau. VIRGINIA PETROSKI P. O. Bus 1314 KATE MILLER TE 1-4331 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: PRICES GOOD THRU OCT. 10 Ith ST. & SANFORD AVE. 1100 W. 13th ST. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED �--------• '3 K * / . r : s vi <V; : jp o c e n ero Schirra Could Have Hade 18 HOUSTON (UP!)—Astro­ naut W alter M. Schirra, ac­ claimed as a new space hero fo r his “textbook" perfect flight of six orbits around earth, actually could have stayed up for 18 orbits—an entire day. Only a decision th at waa The 89-year-old Navy com­ mander unfolded to the world Sunday the story of how he flew farther, faster and high­ er than any other American, of viewing brilliant “moonaets" and mysterious “space fireflies" and the grandeur of an eerie brownish-gray has* around earth. From hie blast-off aboard an Atlas rocket a t Cape Canaveral "That railroad train you are sitting on really does move" to his Pacific Ocean landing Wednesday "My space honeymoon waa ever" Schirra flew the most nearly perfect U. 8. manned spaceflight The bushy-haired, quicksmiling spaceman summed It up himself: “The overall flig h t I thought was a textbook flig h t” But through Schlrra’a mix­ ture of vrelghty subjects and quips ran a common theme— the 18-orblt day-long flight through space by an Amer­ ican. The astronaut made no bones about hie own feelings on the subject: “1 felt like I could have gone for a full day." Then, almost casually, he stated flatly to nearly 400 newsmen and photographers a t Rice University th a t the flight “could have gone for 18 orbits." The technical evidence sup­ ported him. The orbit, carry­ ing him to s U. B. record 170 miles Into space, waa high enough. His oxygen su p p ly 28 hours—would have mad* it with several hours to spare. The food and water could have been stretched to do the Job. Recovery forces were stationed In the Atlantic, where he would have com* down after a day. But Schirra said "we had to cut short" a t the planned six-orbit, nine-hour flight, because of “problems" in­ volving deployment of the recovery forces and supplies aboard the spacecraft. Despite the fact th at he might have gotten by for a day with the oxygen, food and drink aboard the Sigma 7. he said such life-sustaining supplies will be Increased on a one-day mission In space. On the one-day mission, Schirra said, the astronaut should be able to sleep for a period. As for nausea, or "space sickness," experienced by So­ viet eosonaut Gherman Titov, "I'm her* to say there was no unno problem at all e a a l n e a a , no queaaineaa," Schirra aald. Schirra himself cleared up a final critical point: the sup­ ply of fuel that controlled the position of hla Sigma 7 capauel In orbit. “My intention waa to use so little fuel that no one could argue th a t w* had enough fuel orbits, if we wanted it. "I think 1 proved that point" But someone had to give the "go" for 18 orbits. No one did. Apparently there were two reasons. First, there la the Mercury tnan-lnspace pregram’s adherence to a conservative, step-by-step approach that does not In­ clude taking chancea. Secondly, Mercury officials were not prepared for the stunning success that 8chlrra gave them. It caught them off balance. There were some surprises. Schirra said and the biggest w a s the “brownish-gray" base that surrounds earth. "By peering way down be­ low I could still see start below this layer end It sur­ prised me. I thought I was seeing lighted a r e a s in cities," ha said. Shirrs said that the layer "didn’t seem to be aa thick" as Cither of America’s two previously orbiting astro, nauts, John 1L Glenn Jr. and M. Scott Carpenter, had said. PORTLAND, Main* (UP!) —Dying hurricane Daisy moved over Canada's marl* time provinces toward New* foundland today leaving be* hind a wake of death and destruction in U>e six-state New England area. Twenty-four persons were killed — a la highway accl* dents during the three-day lashing of the New England coastal area—and property damage was estimated In the millions. Rainfall In some areas totaled over M inches. The first PTO meeting of the year at Lake Monroe* Wilson School* highlighted the school lunchroom program with emphasis on health, sani­ tation, safety and nuitrlUon as related to the child through various phases of school life. Dr. Frank Leone, county health officer, spoke to the parents and teachers on the functions of the Health De­ partment and be was aided by Mrs. Evelyn Hayes, school nurse, Maurice Corbitt, sani­ tation officer, and Miss Mable Chapman, health coordinator for the school, who each ex­ plained their part in the func­ tion of the school health prob­ lems. Mrs. Georgia Redd, man­ THE MAYOR OF SANFORD, J. H. Crappa has ager of the Lake Monro* proclaimed that today begin* a week honoring school l u n c h department the Buaines* and Profeaaional Women of the pointed out the Improvements country. W ith the Mayor are Mr*. B etty Baker msde In the department dur­ ing the summer. She particu­ and Mr*. H arriett Slawter, member* of the lo­ larly stressed the painting of cale B and PW organization. (Herald Photo) walls and floors, the addition of a refrigerator and the much-desired covered walk­ way from the classrooms to The Mayor noted that wom­ the lunchrooms. The week of O ct 7 through 13 has been designated as Na­ en In business and the profes­ Mrs. Redd listed the va­ t l o n a I Business Women’s sions serve their communities, riety and quality of foods of­ Week, and In Sanford, Mayor their states and their nation fered In the school lunch J . H. Crappa has proclaimed program and explained how a this week the time "to recog­ In civic and cultural pro­ Type A lunch is prepared. nise the achievements of all grams, contributing time and Type A lunches consist of business a n d professional energies to the welfare of the one third of the child's daily women who contribute dally country and showing leader­ food requirements and con­ to the stability and economy ship in many fields of en­ sists of the following: Two of our country." deavor. ounces of meat or meat sub­ stitute; three-fourths of a cup of fruit or vegetables includ­ ing Vitamin C food dally and a Vitamin A food twice week­ ly; a serving of bread, two teaspoons of butter or forti­ fied margerine and a half pint of whole fluid milk. Mrs. Pauline Warfel Is man­ ager of the Wilson School lunch department and she commented that there Is a de­ cided increase In the partici­ pation this year over last year. One of the largest crowds in the school's history attended ;> * ■1 the PTO meeting and entered ■n into the question and answer session at the close of the p ry . ■ meeting. Dsisy'a winds diminished to 40 to M miles per hour Sunday night and the Wea­ ther Bureau said the storm no longer was a hurricane. Daisy teamed up with a vicious nor'easter during the weekend and New England reeled under the double-bar* rled onslaught. The rains were the heaviest since Hur­ ricane Diane struck the area in IMS. Francis P. O'Connor Jr., 14, drowned Sunday when he was swept Into the Atlantic Oeeaa while watching the surf with a companion. Sever* flooding remained the length of the New Eng* land coaat and n threat of more flooding poaed new pro* blems to weary rtacue and mop-up crew*. Rivera apllled their banks, transportation was at a standstill In many titles, main arteries In downtown Boston were a foot under wa* ter and scores o( boats lay strangely on their sides on beaches. Tides ra n two to four foet above normal as the forecast tor New England called for light rain today before even­ tual clearing tonight The heavy rains sad high winds began Friday when a whistling nor'easter powered Its way into New England. When it appeared Saturday night that the end was in sig h t Daisy moved up the coast to Join forces with the local storm to create the worst weather seen here In years. As Daisy moved along tb# coast toward Canada, gals winds extended 400 miles to the east of storm center end too miles to the w est Thousands of persons fled their homes as flood waters crept Into homes, apartment buildings and schools. In Boston, many Metropoli­ tan Transit Authority subway stations were flooded and of­ ficials said full service could not be restored in time for todsy’s commuter rush traf­ fic. QUANTITY SIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thru OCTOBER 10th TISSUE SOUP SALTINES Schools To See Fire Film JIMMY WINTER. FFA student a t Seminole High School will show this Black Angus year­ ling bull a t the Southeastern Livestock Show being held nt Ocala this week. O ther member* of the Future Furm ers will attend ns judging teams. The bull calf is a purebred registered Angus raised by W inter. (Herald Photo) Members of Scout Troop 6041 Chartered In April, the troop visited the NAS Planetarium ia sponsored by the Church of Saturday to atudy the atara. Jesua Christ of Latter Day The troop, led by Scuutmaat- Suinta. It meeta Tuesday eve• r Wendell Holinea and aa- nine* at 7:30 a t the campaite aiatant Scoutmaster James Anderson, practiced identify­ ing the atara and constella­ tions as they revolved on the Planetarium ceiling. To prepare for the visit tho Scout* studied books and star charts. They were instructed by Holmes, who Is a bombard­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ier-navigator at NAS. Whether President Kennedy The Scouts are all working algna or vetoes a controversial for a merit badge in sstronpension bill for the self-em­ ployed loomed aa a major fac­ tor today in determining when Congress will adjourn. Backers of the bill to pro­ vide tax deductions for pen­ sion plana by the self-employ­ ed were determined to keep The Westaide - Grammar both House and Senate in ses­ School P-TO will hold their sion until after the Wednes­ first meeting of the year Tues­ day midnight deadline for day. Kennedy to act. Parents are to meet in their They were c o n f i d e n t of children’s rooms at 7:30 p. m. enough votes to override a a t each and then go to tha veto if the President turns Grammar School auditorium at down the measure. If ha fails 8 p. nt. to veto or sign It, lt will be­ Following the business meet­ come law automatically. ing, refreihments will be serv­ The pension measure and a ed and a social hour held in stubborn Houae-Senata wran­ the Grammar School cafeteria. gle over a stalled Agriculture Depart m e n t appropriations bill were the two major re­ maining roadblocks. But lead­ ers of both houses privately The North Orlando Garden felt the appropriation squab­ Club will hold its first meet­ ble could be settled if the ing o( the current year at President cleared the air on 7:30 p. m. Thursday in the the pension bill. Both House and Senate fac­ Stainless City Hall Community Building a t the ed the growing problem of The new CUy Hall, now be Village Recreation Area. Mrs. Lots Wallace and Mrs. keeping the required majority lng constructed in Toronto, Ontario, will use specially Myra Stodden will be co- of members on band aa they plodded wearily Into another finished nickel stainless steel hostesses for the meeting. for its curtain walls, ventilat­ All interested ladies are week of the long session with ing louvres, doors and win­ Invited to attend as guests no fixtd adjournment date in tight. dows. of tbs dub. Garden Club To Open Year A series of showinga of a film dealing with Fire Pre­ vention is scheduled for San­ ford schools this week by members of the Sanford Fire Department headed by Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. Today, h o m e Inspection blanks will be distributed to alt schools for children to tske borne. Tuesday morning the film will be shown at All Souls School and at 8:30 p.m. an Instruction course on the use of fire extinguishers will be given for the staff of Seminole Memorial Hospital. Wednesday, Pinecrest stu­ dents will hear about fire pre­ vention and on Thursday the (Urn will be seen at Westskle, Southilde and tho Little Red Schoolhouse. Friday Gram­ mar School will see H. At other times during the week, on a schedule not yet firmed up, the film will be seen si Midway, Hopper and Goldsboro. Showing the film and talk­ ing to the children will be the Fire Chief, Lt. Henry Faint and Firemen D. W. Burnam and Darrell Swift. Choristers To Begin Rehearsals The DeBsry Choristers will start rehearsals for the fail season at 9:30 a. m. Wednes­ day at the DeBsry Method­ ist Church. Directing the 31 singers will be Laura Platt Brown and serving as accompanist will be Theresa Kupecx. Mrs. Brown has advised that there are four new Christmas numbers to be learned as well aa selections from Gaul's Holy City and a special number by Mendels­ sohn. CRACKIN' GOOD STEAKS W ITH T H IS COUPON A N D PURCHASE OF o m i a m i P U . TASNOW W ITH TH IS COUPON A N D PURCHASE OF A N V T W O a iA O v T o S l a v s R e d R o m e A p p le s 2 ^ 3 5 / W IT H T H IS COUPON A N D PURCHASE Oki reoxsa U n i OF SNOWBALL Large, crisp white heads. Fresh green outer stalks. One head just right for four nice servings. OYER 35 YEARS at First sad Palmetto (Along Bid* Peat Office) W ITH T H IS COUPON A N D PURCHASE OF Tw* a s • Carpet • TUo P ill P a o iS M V A M L S IN O �cmb. deniable. "Boys win bn boys'* Is * phrase th at covers a m ultitude o f youthful transgressions, including m m th at am dearly aarioue. If a c m who baa nvnr aaan a email ehfld bang a toy to a shattered w n tk a n doubt th at certain de­ structive impulses m ay lie within us aH Y et It seams a groat leap from this to Lfchter’s argument that vandellem Is Inherent in the adolescent's make-up. It Is also true that a small child would ant like an animal If he warn not trained to do It bettor. Ho would demand, too, that bo have hie own way about everything In life If ho Indeed, Bom* sports activity hag m bam tarnished by violence and dee traction, not to mention corrup­ tion. The enewera m ust lie deeper. You do not etqrb destructive tendencies, plainly, by sim ply saying: "Don’t do th a t* You m ost give youngsters rea­ son* for not destroying. Not enough Americans today hibft in them selves or instill hi their children that darn earing for beauty, that pride la seeing and having wellkept possessions, which would give youngsters powerful reason to curb destructive impulse. Somewhere in this realm must be found the heart of the dilemma aa to why so many youngsters would rather destroy than preserve the things they aee about them. Louis Cossets But Faubua (topped short of g final showdown. When tha paratroopers descended oa LKtto Rock, bo offered ao further resistance to fadoral authority. Ho never got him­ self ia tho legal position of personally defying a federal court order. 1 M M Frees Istoraatfoaal Barnett, by contrail, haa The showdown between drunsUiod hla personal de­ federal ta d state power now fiance of tho U. S. courts by Impending la Mississippi la physically blocking tho p ith ( h e gravest constitutional of tho Negro student, Jnmen crisis of Us kind to confront H. Meredith, with whose adtho United States sines the mission to tha University of Civil Wnr. ■Mississippi ha had been torBy openly defying U. S. b'ddea by the courts to In­ courts, Gov. Boss Barnett terfere. The Mississippi governor ■Iso has ordered state police OUR BOARDING HOUSE to resist todtral marshals, and U necessary, to place ■AAD.X USED TO PERAMBULATE them under arrest. l TtXJ AROUND WHEN YOUWBR6ftu .D o rc — vourvF b e e n in | A TOT--. AND ONE DAY I WA* Justice Department offi­ COURT t o M A N Y -TIMES. TH* I LtFtiNfi **xt u p to 6 bg your cials have b u n clinging to MWBL KA PS WOULD DCNB J I REFLECTION |N VOAELSANa^ W rit &P1KE& IN A DOUBLE MORSB TROUOM.ANOMXI < tha hope Uiet some way TRACKFROM CCRANTONTb 1\ CUPPED AND FCLL 0*4 YOUR ) might be found to avoid a IDENVER/ BUT YOU AINT EOT blunt test of strength with \ HEAD/-— HM-M—-IN S / H h » C O tlA K -D R A D INTO J \ OFTEN V*>jD£KeD---- - y the governor. But Ally. Gen. [COURT FOR GWtNOUNfi. J ^ AH' YOUf A& KlPE J Robert F. Kennedy has stat­ f o » rr f j S ed that H Is his rssponilblUty to Me that federal court or­ ders are obeyed "no m atter what course is ultimately necessary." The 5th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals haa ordered Barn u t to appear before R in New O rleeu Friday to show cause why ho should not ba cited for contempt. If Um governor spurns this summons, tho federal govern­ ment wlU be faced with a choice between letting him #AKE \TEHSTO get away with It, or sending a sufficient federal force in­ to Mississippi to take him in­ to custody, regardless of any Page 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, October 8, 1962 resistance that state author!Use may offer. U. 8. officials eoasldar tha former alternative intoler­ able, and aay it would lead to a breakdown of federal power. Tha latter altenaUve is hardly laaa grave, they ack­ nowledge. since K could have Incalculable consequences. The word from officials In Washington was that tha Kennedy administration was prepared to Mnd M troops if necessary. "To find a precedent tor Gov. Barnett's actions," said Prof. Wood Gray of Georga Washington University, "you­ 'd have to go back before the Civil War to 1932, when the legislature of Soutb Caro­ lina declared a federal tariff ac t 'null and void'." Tba 1133 controversy never ut er aay ■atsriaJ. aewe er a4v.rU.iag. i t this The BaatarU U«raJ4 mar be Mprodao.d la aay reached the stage of a show Itheat wrlttsa yermlstiua er the pehlUhsr ef The ■y Ia4lvl4atl er liras r.iyoatlk'* (er saih r«y r«. of force. The issues were lit be eeatM«re4 aa lalrtaatag ea The ■•ralC'a compromised by the enactee4 will be b«U liable ter eim .a.e eaCer tbe lew. Itellr etrepl eatarCar. eaaSar. ea* Cbsl.uaaai gab- meat of a new federal tariff § tp $ attfa r t Ijm t lii tloa In the dull monotony may ellnation. For that denotes a divert tbo would-be suicide’s wMpped, beaten typo of parattention and thua prevent Me aonality. Everybody may contemplate If the telephone were to ring suicide, aa well os murder, at aside sack aatUao aad tern a t Just the right moment, or one time or another. But Just their attention to aero coo- If ho were suddenly to dtvelop make It a rule to defer your itractive projects. A tiagtc aa Intense pain la hie tummy final decision till tomorrow! few gel hypnotised by their or were to take a good dose of Then your mood will probably negative Ideas aad actaally apoom salts or If a chesry chango. •a n y th a a sot! Break their U tter would bo delivered to (Always writs to Dr. hypootls fixation aad they'll him a t tkat crucial moment— Craao la care of tkla aowunet taka thotr Hvee. these Incidents could altar his pspor. w h s i s i a h a g 4 CASE N-449: Brig. R. M. mood. cent stamped, addrssu d en­ Ramsey la la chsrgt of tho Sometimes, too, tbo suicide velope aad 3S cento to cover Solvation Army’s anti-suicide relUhes tbo heartache bis tra in s aad printing roe to bureau a t Vancouver, B. C. death may causa his close rela­ when yaa send far oas a f Ida Brig. Ramsey believes ba tives or sweetheart, ao his ac­ can tell fairly well from the tion ia really motivated by re­ tone of a person on the phone venge. This U the type of suicide whether th a t ealler really In­ tends to kill himself or U Just which U often described as an evidence of a murderous InUnt bluffing. "If the voice le flat and that has been directed Inward. Sometimes men and women toneleis, adds Brig. Ramsey, “we can bet the person really a t tka menopause will take their own lives because they means to kill himself. "But If it h u a healthy res­ think they have lost ail of onance, chances are that the their p h y s i c a l oomph or By Jean Casselberry caller Just wants to get hie charm. The Lions Club of Cassel­ "I’m nothing but a nothing troubles off his chest." berry beard a plea by Dr. and not a thing a t all," such Suicide is one of the per­ plexing problems of modern women may tearfully protest Richard Doughtery of the Yet we doctors know posi­ Sanford Lions d u b at Thurs­ society. Yet many of tho anelenta re­ tively that men and women day night's meeting oa be­ sorted to it for various rea­ definitely do NOT lose their half of establishing an aye sons. For example, King Saul sexual capacity Just because bank In Seminole County. of the Hebrews, when the they reach the age uf 45 or 50, Philistines had wounded him for eexuality, like the food The club agreed to Join with an arrow, ordered hla ar­ appetite, Is harnessed to tho with the Sanford Lions ia backing this project. A movie brain. mor-bearer to kill him. And the brain doesn't sud­ on eyebanks will be shown For King Saul didn’t want tho enemy to put him to tor- denly cut off either ono of at n future meeting. Representatives of the Win­ these at any definite date. In psychology we describe ter Park Telephone Co. were But hla servant waa afraid to slay the king, so Saul took tho masochist, who aamea to on hand to give a demon­ a sword and fall on IL (I. Sam­ enjoy suffering, versua the stration of direct distance sadUt — who likes to hurt dialing and showed a film uel, Ch. SI), on the subject. Socrates, too, when he had other people. The Lion's will sponsor n The masochist surrenders been condemned to die, calmly Columbus Danee on and ia leas likely to fight, ao drank tha hemlock poison. Friday during which a ToAnd many men after the ho U often tha victim of aulbotsu motorcycle will be stock market crash In 1929, awarded. took thslr own livst Just ao For the sadist la more pug­ The Lions also are selling thslr families could obtain nacious and prefers to attack begs of Halloween Trick or their Insurance. That la why others rather than himaelf. Treat Candy. Insurance companies now have Thua, Brig. Ramsey ia prob­ a suicide clausa la their pol­ ably correct In saying th at the flat, toneless voice la more icies. 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Halfback David Haines added tha other 'Hound point ia tha win. Tha teams battled back aad fourth In the first period ia what w m turning out to be a defensive game. But when the Titusville Terriers panted Twenty Central Florida Golf to the 'Hounds, it was all Aaooclationa were represented Blackford. The speedy half­ l u t week a t 8anford’a May- back took the puat oa hie fair Country Club for the first own 30 yard line and wiggled Invitational L a d l a a G o l f hla way up peat midfield Tournament Into Terrier territory, where Sunny skits prevailed u the several key blceks opened ladiea battled for top score in the way for tho 70 yard Jaunt the tournament The S4 hole The point after was mined tournament had compcUtors by the ’Hounds and the score in Claasea A A and G with was 0-0 a t tha end of the low grots and low n st prises first period. In ssch clast* Tht tournament Once again it seemed to be was tarmad a toccata by all anybody’s game aa t h e tha participant*. ’Hounds gave up one of tha In tha A Division, Mary Goy few and fa r between touch­ Crum of the Plant City Coun­ down* for Lyman oppenenta try Club won low grots honors when the Terriers’ George with a 240 whils Jsanna M. Hall galloped over fo r the elx Foulk of tha Mayfair Country pointer. Titusville also missed Club won low net prise with a their PAT and tha ecora a t 227. th e halftime intermission Mary Sachttnmair won low wea knotted 0-0. gross in tha B Division with a Aa the teams came hack 204 scorn, representing th t onto the field for the start Sabring Country Club. Mary of the third period, they bat­ Horenatain won low not with tled back and forth defen­ a 230, for tha Mid Florida sively fsr poaaeaalon of the Country Club. Sachacnmalr bolL N either team eroeeed the won bar division la a sodden goal line in the third etansa daath play-off. and the acore remained 0-0 In tha C Division Vivian aa the final period got under­ Conklin of tha Casselberry way. Country Club won low gross Blackford took the ball In with C. Dyal winning low net the final quarter from the for tha Plant CUy Country halfback position end from Club with a 230. 39 yards out the shifty half­ Other 54 holt grata scores back picked hie way through for tha tournament ware aa tho Terrier defense for the follows: M. Mitchell of tha second touchdown for the DeLand Country Club, 259; J. ’Hounds. Haines took tha Foulk of tha Mayfair Country handoff end .r a n the ball Club, 200, B. McKinnon of tha over fo r the final point for Casselberry Country C l u b , the game. With the score 201; E. Ware of tha Mayfair 13-6 in favor of Lyman Titus­ Country Club, 260; L. Frlalng- ville started to move deep er of tha Rockledge Country Into Greyhound territory. On Club, 207; D. Bird also of tha two different occasions the Rockledge Country Club, t74; Terriers came Into scoring H. Bower of the Rockledge position but the tough 'Hound Country Club, 278; M. Keenan line put up a pair of unexcell­ of tha Peoria Country Club, ed gcal line stands to prevent 279; F. McRoberts of tha May- the Terriers from a score. fair Country Club, 293; H. The Lyman defensive line Keatenlch of tha D e L a n d was praised by everyone Country Club, 290; E. Phillips around for It* fine play of the Mayfair Country Club, throughout the e v e n i n g . 201; L. Heard of tha Mayfair Blackford’s running waa the Country Club, 300; P. Inch of only thing that came near tha DeLand Country Club, comparing with the fine de­ 207; M. Zok of tha Mayfair fensive effort. Country Club, 312; J . McKlbThe Geryhounds are now bln of tha Mayfair Country 4-0 for the season and seem Club, 317; A. Klem of tha Sa­ to be on their way to another bring Country Club, 310. great year. THE YARDSTICK LYMAN TITUSVILLE 0 F irst Downs 13 152 Rushing Yardage 191 17 Passing Yardage 14 1-2 Passes (Comp. AtL> 2-19 1 Paeaea Intcrepted By 1 3-30 Punts 2-37 JACKSONVILLE (UPI) 1 Duke Coach Bill Murray said 1 Fumble* Lost 0 Yards Penalised 15 It w asn't a brilliant halftime Individual Yardage: oration that sent hi* Blue Lyman: Blackford, 130; Devils charging out to over­ come o staggering lead and Haines. 20. Titusviila: Strausbaugh, 46; beat Florida 20-21 hero Sat­ Ward. 00; Magers, SO. urday. 0 0 0 7—13 "Nope, it wsm't that way LYMAN 0 0 0 0— 1 at all,” be said. "The boys TITUSVILLE Lyman scoring: didn’t need any firing up. Touchdown — Blackford 2 We were all confident that we could itiU win despite (70, punt return 39, run). Conversion—llalne* (run). those 21 point*,” be said. Titusville scoring: "Poor old Ray Graves. Touchdown—Hall (2, run). TLat's the third time he's been beaten after scoring three times against a club." Graves* Gstors Jumped off BOSTON (UPI) — Veteran te a 21-0 lead ia the first half of the game. The 21 winger Johnny Bucyk scored points were scored In a 3 two goals to lead the Boston minute 41 second span In tha Bruins to a 01 win Sunday over the American Hockey second quarter. But the Blue Devils roared League champion Springfield from the locker room after Indians. Tbe victory, viewed halftime and won the game by 5,318 fans at Boston Gar­ after fighting oft a final Ga­ den. was the Bruins' final tor surge In the final min­ pre-season exhibition game. ute*. Gator defensive coach Jack Green blamed the lost on TORONTO (UPI) — The Duke’* looesome end. "You either put two mco newly formed National Hoc­ on him and weaken your key League Press Association running defense, or Just pot elected Jacques Beauchamp, one man on him and let sports editor of the Montreal them pass. We weren’t able Matio. as its interim presi­ dent Sunday. to do either,'' Green said. Crum Captures Gross Honors In Golf Play We Were Just Sure— Murray Scores 2 Heads Group ■ran. The two teams fought alp Weekend Sports Schedule OVIEDO’S JIMMY Fox (81) hauls in a Jim Courier pane to move the ball into scoring posi­ tion ju st before the Liona tallied their first •core in a 12-0 win over St. Leo. (Herald Photo) By United Preaa bsteraatieoal SATURDAY NEW YORK — Pams Ego paid 020 for $2 with a surprise 1H length win la the 0110,000 Friselte Stakes a t Belmont Park. D trP in NEW YORK—Johnny Pea­ ky was named manager of the Boston Red Box to succeed Mika Higgins. li —I J- * - l — — By JACK TRIM Well, tbe wise one* might say that the dove hunting tea*oa got started with a bang. A lot of attention has been drawn to tha landa Just east and ooutb of Sanford where a move failed to get a bird sanctuary established. There were tome a m ity made la that aectlon just aft­ e r the season got underway Saturday afternoon and one report waa that one hunter was ao careless a t to ahoot right over a deputy sheriff. It waa the hope of eome responsible hunters that all would be careful and abide by the laws, eipedally In this area where property owners had vowed to prevent hunt­ ing. But tome of those who own shotguns and buy a hunting li­ cense (till cither don't underitand the law or don't want to underitand It. They are the ones who cause tbe trouble. For their Information, and for general dtstribuUon at well, here la the way Sheriff J. L. Hobby told me that he interprets the law on shooting: No firearm* can be fired across any "occupied premiae i" and occupied premises can be one building lot or 100 acres of land. If land baa a crop growing on It, la under culUvation in any way, hai a borne, barn or other improvements on it, or livestock grating U is occu pled land and docs not have to be posted by signs, Anyone hunting on such lands without permission of the owner Is trespassing and Chargers Find New 'Formula' United Press lateraationat U looks like the Sin Diego Chargers have found a new winning formate with rookie quarterback John Had], but U George Blanda doesn’t re­ cover the old o m for the Houston Oilers the American Football League champs could have trouble. Itedl passed for two touch downs and ran for another Sunday as the Chargers handed the Dallas Texans their first defeat of the sea son, 32-20. Tbe Oilers won, too, but It required a last-minute touch­ down p u s by Blanda to beat tbe winiess Buffalo Bills, 1714. Blanda finally came through after one of bis poorest professioaa! perform­ ances. Oa Saturday night, the Boston Patriots drubbed the New York Titans. 43-14, while oa Friday the Denver Bron­ cos clobbered the Oakland Raiders, 44-7. PHILADELPHIA —Heavy­ weight chimplon Benny Lis­ ton was picked up by police when he could not produce a can be charged with same. licence for the automobile he So called "wild tends” or waa driving. He eras released those not in use ia a manner and no chargee placed against to qualify as occupied laada, mast be posted by the owner if he docs not wish hunter* NEW YORK—Welterweight to shoot thare. champion Emile Griffith de­ These points probably are fected Don Fullmer la a 10not understood by most hunt' round, non-title bout. era, the sheriff stressed. And regardless of the que* Uon of the location, the stele TORONTO — The Toronto statute on discharging fire­ Maple Leafs dsfested the Na­ tional Hockey League Allarms is spplicsble. This tew ssys that no firo- Stare, 4-1. SUNDAY arm may be fired from any or across any public road or PARIS — Henri Orelller, a attest or dedicated thorough former French Olympic ski champion, suffered fatal In­ fare. juries when hia Ferrari crack­ That alone prevente hunters from shooting from public ed up in an auto race at rights of way onto or across Montlhery. a privately owned tract of PARIS—Carry Back spoiled tend. I understand also that soma American hopes of a first-ever Helds were strewn with grain win In the Prix da 1’Aro de when the hunters arrived dur­ Triomphe when he finished ing the weekend looking for 10th at the Longchsmps race­ doves—brothers, don’t hang track. around ■ field like that, be eause If you get caught shoot­ WATKINS GLEN. N. Y. — ing near anything that re­ Jane Clark of Britain won tha sembles a baited field, that 230-mll* United States Grand makes s federal ease out of it. I Prix of road racing with a And that’s the worst kind, track record of 108.01 m.p.b. Controversy Stirs SEC On Conversion Ruling Uslted Press International I went for broke *n * conver­ The two-point conversion, sion pass by tailback Mellon s subject for sharply-divided Fain-loth. The pass waa sh irt debate In th* Southeastern and for th* second straight Conference, stirred up new week, the Vole suffered controversy this past week­ one-point defeat. end. Georgia was trailing 7-0 Tennessee gambled a n d with les* than two minutes !o*t, 7-0, to Mississippi Stats. to play before quarterback Georgia played its safe and Larry Rakestraw and and settled for a 7-7 tie with Mickey Babb teamed on a South Carolina. 68-yard touchdown pass. Th* The two-pointer seldom Bulldogs, hopeful for a lasttees daylight in tha con­ minute break, refused to servative SEC. Florida used genible. it two years ago for an 18-17 win over Georgia Tech and Mississippi State used it last year for an 11-10 win over DETROIT (UPI) - A. J. Auburn. But these ere the Foyt of Houston, a former only instances during th* past Indianapolis 300 winner, Sun­ fiva years that an SEC team day won the 150-mite event has parlayed the two-point at the Michigan State fair­ conversion Into a victory grounds, driving a 1943 Pon­ margin. tiac across tbe finish line in Favored Tennessee, down two hoars, one minute snd 7-0, scored in the fourth 10 seconds to pick up firstperiod Saturday end then place money of 12,200. Wins Race ESI. 1935 IN S U R A N C E A T l . a# •ad tack for the tin t quart­ e r with neither team maaagi a | • aeon. When tnc teams swapped sides to start the •eeead period, It didn't take long for Oviede to rack up a score. Early la the second frame, Jimmy Courier came through • • expected for the Otiedo team as hla educated arm hurled a 40 yard aerial to Jim m y Fox who moved to the S t Leo 14 yard marker. On the next play halfback John Jakubeia rolled oft two yards la the twelve yard lias. Courier then dropped back as if to pass sad handed the ball off to Brooks who crash­ ed up the middle for the first score of the game. Af­ ter the extra poiat failed, Oviedo led H . That's the way the scoreboard read at the end of the first half and ! aimer's squad went Into the dressing room at half­ time with victory la their eyes. The third quarter was an­ other alp sad tuck period with neither team imposing •ay serious threats. The score still found Oviedo in treat 4-0 goiag late the final stansa. With aeliher team doing much ball moving ia the final quarter, Oviede missed oa three trice and was forc­ ed to punt. Courier punted the ball deep Into St. Leo territory oa the IS yard atrip. Tbe fast Improving Oviedo line held t u t for a trio of downs and S t Leo was forced to puat. With tbe kicker oa hia own goat line a bad pass from center gave end Teddy Bellbora a chance at the tackle. As Bollhora boom­ ed into the poster the bad was Jarred looeo and A n te Arndt was Johnny-on-the-spot and recovered the ball la the •ad s o m for Oviedo's seeood score of the gsme. Tbe PAT missed sad Oviedo hold oa to wla the contest 12-0. Double Play Haunts Giants Now ! NKW YORK (UP!) - Bill Stafford was great aad deadgame, too, but th* Giants al­ ways will regret the big dou­ ble play thay didn't make. Stafford, 34-year-old dame thrower fTOm Athena, N. Y„ •bowed lota of talent la hla four-hit, 3-3 victory over the Giants In Sunday'* third gama of the World Series that put tlw Yankees out front la the Series, two gamea to one, Aad he showed plenty of moxle, the way he shook the pain of a slaillng line drive by Felipe Alou that cracked off hia left shinbone la the eighth. Re hobbled about aad needed a dash of painkiller and a whiff of amelllng salts to go oo, but won the game despite Ed Bailey's two-run homer with two out in tha ninth Inning. But Bailey’s hororr made aa almost-ovarioeked play ia the Yankees' game-winning, three-run rally in tha seventh Inning all-important. Stafford and veteran south­ paw Billy Pierce of tha Gteati were matching aaroes at that point and Tom Treah'a tingle to center to open tho Now York laraath waa only the third hit off Pitre*. Mickey Mantle then lathed a single to left and Fellpo Alou, playing tha ball on the first bounce, hobbled the high bound. Trash whipped into third aad Mantle legged ft In­ to second on the error. Pierce and Ballsy held a hasty conference and decided to gtvo Roger Marla nothing really good to hit. But Billy's first servo waa "right down the middle” and Marla ripped ft Into right field for a alngle that chased homo both Trash aad Mantle to put tho Yankees ahead, to . And when right fielder Wil­ lis MeCovey hobbled Marla’ hit for Uw Giants’ second er­ ror of the Inning, Maris went to second. Pierce went out then and Don Larsen, who hurled hla famous "perfect gama” in the World Series for tho Yankees oxaetly six years ago today, relieved. Larson got Elston Howard to fly out to WllUa Mays but tho drive waa long enough to enable Maris to tag up and advance to third after th t catch. Aad when Larsen hit BUI Skowron with a pitch, tha Yankees had men oa first and third with one out. That's when th« Giants missed tbe big double play. Larsen got Clete Boyer to hit a grounder to shortstop Jose Pagan. Pagan flipped to sec­ 'Bama Vaults Over Buckeyes United Prose International Alabama and Texas, vaultIn* over defeated Ohio 8tate, are ready to battle it out for tbo nation’s top college foot­ ball ranking—and the sche­ dule favors tbo defending champion Crimson Tide. The Alabama craw aims for its 13lh straight victory next Saturday against Hous­ ton, a 40-7 loser to Mississippi while Texas face* n tough target la tho Oklahoma Soonera. Coach Paul Bryant’s Ala­ bama team hai at least on* other breather In Tulsa. But Texas has no relief in sight. The Longhorn* havo only Southwestern Conferancs foes ramalnlng and any oo* of its next six opponents could mus­ ter tho potential to knock over arch-enemy Texas. Ohio State, ranked No. 1 last week, stumbled against UCLA and bowed, 07, on • 24-yard field goal by Larry Zeno with 93 seconds left to play. Second • ranked Alabama defeated a stubborn Vander­ bilt team, 17-7, to go through Us 20th straight game with­ out a loss. Touchdown pass­ es from sophomore quarter­ back Jo* NamaUi to Dick Wllllamaon and Butch Henry spelled the difference. Texas, rated third by the United Press International Board of Coaches, mad* whi­ les* Tulane Its third straight victim, S3, white Dave Hayes led fourth-rfanked Penn State to an 107 triumph over Rice with three touch­ downs. Sixth-ranked Southern Cali­ fornia enhanced Its posiltoo with a 7-0 surprise win over Iowa th at w u accomplished on Ron IteUer’s !0yard scoring run. Quarterback Glyaa drifting (led Charlie Conerly’s 01* Miss record of four touch down passes In a single gam* when b* led 0 m sev­ enth-ranked Rebel'* assault on Houston. Washington's No. •. Huskies humbled Kan­ sas State, 41-0. Two other highly rated teams Jolnad Ohio State In defeat. Louisiana State up­ ended fifth-ranked Georgia Tech, 107, on Jerry Stovall's My s r d runback of a kick and Lynn Amides'* Held goal. ' Michigan mastered ninth-ranked Army, 17-7, a* Cadets developed an attack of fumble-ltis. Miami, Fla., which closed out the top 10, maintained an unbeaten elate Friday with a 7-0 decision over Florida State, Hornung, Adderley Pace Big Packer W in Uslted P r« u lateraationat It matters little to lha Green Bay Packers that Paul Hornung Is a man of many talents and Herb Adderley specialises in only a few. To tbelr rivals, though, ft demon­ strates vividly how caeh man according to hla own (kills contributes to tha "million ways the Packers ean beat you.” Hornung kicked his third field goal with only 30 se­ conds left to play Sunday to give the Packers ■ 9-7 vie*ory over the Detroit lions In the National Football Lea­ gue's top game ef th* week­ end. Hornung'i winning Ityard boot was set up by Adderley'* 40-yard run with an Intercepted pass. And so Green Bay won its biggest game of tha year thus far without scoring a touchdown. White dishing out praise, coach Vince Lombar­ di had plenty, too, for his defensive line, which smo­ thered a Detroit offense that had scored more points than any club in the NFL la four gamea. The Packers now have yielded exactly 14 points. In other Sunday games, tho San Francisco Forty Nlntrs sprang the biggest upset of tho day by defeating the Baltimore Colte, 31-13; tha New York Giants spoiled the St. Louis Cardinals homeopener, 31-14; tbe Chicago Basra blinked the Minnesota Vikings, 13-0, and the Cleve­ land Browns topped the Dal­ las Cowboys, 19-10, Writer Dies DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) —Tony Cardiro, SO, sports writer for the Dei Moines Register and Tribune since 1134, died In bis sleep Sunday. fjA P R U L iB lv tR L Y THERMOMETERS AREN'T THE ONLY THINGS THAT ARE GRADUATED WITH DEGREES WITHOUT HAVING BRAINS NOTICE Notice in hereby given th a t any party , firm , o r corporation paying fees to the Village of N orth Orlando for any purpose, muni pay itnid fees to the Village Tax Collector a t 20 South Edgemon Ave„ N orth Orlando, Florida. Failure to comply will make ell fees recharge* able. W. W. Anderson 114 So. Palm etto Phone FA 2-0814 First Downs Rushing Yardage M Passing Yardage N Passes (Comp.-Att.) g-U Passes Intercepted By 1 Punts MB Fumbles Lost • Yards Penalised 140 Individual Yarda: Oviedo: Jakubeia SO; Broohe 43; DeShaso 30; Milter 0. St. Leo: Taddeo 30; King M. Oviedo ............... g g g g - U St. Leo ............... 0 0 0 0 - • Oviedo scoriag: Touchdowns — Brooks (ISrun); Arndt (recovered fina­ ble la end ioae). Tax Collector, Village Of North Orlando North Orlando, Florida T - ~ ' FA 2 8 4 1 5 ? < ) • ; < * / *>.\ei oPr> f i* ond baseman Chuck Hiller ftp the force play on Ikowron. Chuck hobbled tbe ball la the webbing of hla glove, Just long enough to miss getting Boynr at first. Maria scored on tha play— the Yankees' third, and even­ tually, winning run. Th# Yankees will D a w n elutek pitcher Whitey Ford firing for them today la tha fourth game of Um Series. And the left handed Fbrd — and the Yankee*—are not In th t habit of losing Um Mg U jiA fia MOTOR SCOOTERS lent Transports tie* Bell, Trade, 4 Demonstrate f t Service Cl oh Id . �r- North Orlando m i _____ welcomes New Residents Osteen WMS Appoints New Committees MARY AND ROBERT WARD, left, admire the party cake and aoma of the gift* a t the farewell party in their honor. A t right Is Patricia Prevo. hoateaa for the party. (Herald Photo) af the IN ev Longwood at af practical ehOdrea, a daughter Band!, age M, aad sea, Jeff, age L Mr. Wetberiaitoa Is amployed aa a civilian aero­ nautics engineer with the Air Fare* at Capa Canaveral. W. Govaa, T. I . Meed, Y. D. Monroe, C. L. FUspatrtek, X. W. Repp, B. F. Watson, H. W. Johnson, K. E. Radd, X. B. Level*#*, D. W. Beard, H. A. tdehey and D. J. Catholic Club . Plant Meeting Tuesday Night The Catholic Navy Wives d a b trill moot Tuesday at • p. m . la the regular meeting room a t the Naval Air Sta­ tion. Wives of all Catholic Navy personnel, both active and (*Ur*d, a n Invited to attend. Father D. E. Finn will give a talk on " C h i l d sad adolescent psychology." Member* please note tho etange of date. The club win meet on Tuesday from aew on. Instead of Monday. Casselberry Personals Mrs. Bertha Shipley of Lin­ coln, Rd., Casselberry, Is a patient al tho Winter Park Memorial Hospital. body, nutrition, dial therapy, ear* of patients c f all a see, with all types of illnesses. Techniques of assisting tba Registered Nurse aad phystcfca hi any situation are also stressed. First Aid, Home Nursing and Disaster Nursing are included. SECOND LT. Georgs MatEight months of hospital « ■ 1st Jr. has distinguished blah parlsnee la carefully super­ self by graduating with ben- vised by the Nurse-Instructor, are from a course in the Hon­ providing eipcrieneo In tbo est John Warhead Prefir* major areas af patient car*. Course of the Weapons Assem­ Class hours are • a.m. to 3:30 bly Department of the U. 8. p.m five days a week. Hospital Army School la Europe, ac­ hours are from T a.m. to 3:30 cording to word received hero p.m. fir* days • week. by his parents. Licensed practical nurses T h e letter, commending acquire the technical skills young George came from CO needed to provide for the phy­ (loons Chapman, Infantry sical comfort sad safety of Commandant. all patients; provide for spe­ cial nursing needs; perform BE SURE TO get your selected nursing procedures; membership tickets for this prepare and care for p atie n t Besson's mutual concert ser­ receiving specialised treat­ ies. ment administered by the phy­ To hear the famous Nell sician or tho professional Rankin Is worth the price of nurse; perform apodal nurs­ the whole season ticket. All ing techniques in caring for the critics and the plain ordi­ patients with com m unicate nary people Just rave about diseases; assist In meeting the her, and the other shows, needs of the sick child, tho pUnlst-satlrtat Stan Freeman new mother and the newborn and "Three In Concert" are Infant. Just frosting on the cake. EismlnsUons given for UThe ticket eelsi are very censing Include tests cover­ limited this year, with Wed­ ing knowledge of nutrition and nesday the deadline, so hur­ diet therapy, body structure ry. If they haven't colled and function, medical and sur­ you, call Mrs. Ralph Austin gical conditions, maternity Smith, aad get your name in and newborn, normal growth the pot. and development, gertatries, mental Illness and medica­ All ever the country there tions. is a shortage of nurses. Mrs. Tam ar Braden of San­ Dally the need grows great­ ford is a recent graduate with er and the supply growi short­ the senior class of tba Orange er. Even with greater encour­ County Vocational School of agement for young women Practical Nursiag. graduating from high school to onroll in nursing schools, It takes a minimum of three yean to graduate a registered Mr. aad M n. John X. HUTU, Holding the fort all along Yolaloy, 433 San Marcos Avs., Sanford announce the birth of a I lb, 1 os. son. Oct. 1 at Semlnola Memorial Hos­ pital. IS BACK This Is the couple's so- N ew Arrivals Minnie Bess State* Beaatkteaa C e a v e a l l o a at Miami. Circle Surprises Joy Circle C R EA T IV E W OM AN Calendar Church Mr. and Mr*. Robert Bark* hart, IN Lombard? Band, moved from Altamonte Springs. Children, Diana, tin and throe year old Robert, are expectin* a aew brother or slater, la November. Bob la attending Bolllaa Collect at night, and working at tba Winter Park Telephone Co. a a engineering supervisor, during the day. The WMS of the Osteen Bap­ tist Q ureh m et at the church with Mrs. Albert Clark a t program chairman. Her sub­ ject was "Labor Together With God." This was tba Brat meeting of the current church year and the new officers are Mrs. Robert Williams, president; As soon as an engagement Mrs. Guy Beall, vies presi­ Is announced the parents of dent; Mrs. Trammel Kilpat­ the groom-to-be eaQ upon the rick, aacretary; Mra. Albert parents of the bride-to-be. Clark, program chairman. Committee* appointed were Mra. Harry Ostaea, mission study sad musician; Mrs. Klnb Allman, community mis­ sions; Mrs. L. W. Jones, stewardship; Mrs. Levi VanEtten, B a p t i s t Children’s FROM -----Home chairman. T w r Dewatewa Flertet Attending were Mrs. Van SANFORD Etten, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. FLOWER SHOP Albert Clark, Mrs. David Hosack, Mrs. Kilpatrick, Mrs. Car. B. l i t A Seafecd Ave. FA S-MIS Guy Beall end Mrs. Larry FA M m H lrt 7M HEBS Mrs. Estes With Stork Shower Names Officers Preceding the r e g u l a r monthly meeting of the Longwood St. Catherine of Siena Circle, a surprise stork show­ er waa given la honor of Mrs. Tracy Estes. Tba group m et In the social hall of the church and en­ joyed ■ covered dish supper. Mrs. Gerald Sasser, chair­ man of the circle, managed to get Mr*. Kites to the social by telling her that a member waa going to be given a sur­ prise party. T h e honor** thought the member was someone else. The supper Included a va­ riety of delicious dishes from potato salad to chicken and dumplings with cherry froeted angel food caka for dessert The gilt table was decorated with a small toy stork and potted plant*. Members attending included Mre. Rose Fsmbro, lira. Hel­ en Bare, Mrs. Elsie Farina, Mrs. Robert Du Fault, Mrs. Pat Boyles, Mrs. Garland Shaw, Mrs. Jam es Magnole, Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. Vas­ ter Elgin, Mrs. E. Anzskme, N M m M la l i a p m t H a PiloUa la a member af a Wiatcr P ark bawliaf team ta d la interested la prdea* lag. Mr. PoJoten eould easily ba etUad "F arm er M l," aa that U what ba data. Ba awaa Pllolsn Parma la Deagwoad. BlDy waa Injured bp a ear la firoat of their boma bat It waa For New Year Mrs. F . J, Bartlinskl, Mra. Gerald 8asser, Mrs. William Joy Circle of the Woman's DeRosa, Mrs. Anna Hopkins Society of Christian Setvlce and Mra. Robert Drlnko. of Grace Methodist Church mat recently In fellowship Hall to reorganise the circle. Mrs. PhH Monroe, Circle Leader, called the m uting Id order; and Mrs. Jack Roesman gave a Bible reading and The W 1 a Some Sunday devotion from the Upper School Class of the Elder Room. Officers elected for the com­ Springs Baptist Church held its monthly business meeting ing year were: Circle leader, at the home of Mrs. Gladys Barbara Monroe; assistant Dempsay in Sualand Estates. leader, Louise Harris; secre­ After a devotion given by tary, Judy Breese; treasurer, Mrs. Martha Griffin tba class Erelyn Thompson; devotion discussed and set new goals chalrmsn. Belle Boisman; for the coming eburch year. sunshine chairman. Mignon­ The nest meeting was set for ette Williams; membership Nov. I t at the home of Mrs. committee, Louise Harris, Barbara Walker. Fsyo Lodge and Bella RossA birthday cako was served man and telephone commit­ aa part of the refreshments In tee. Faye Lodge and Evelyn honor of Mrs. Lee Kromas* Thompson. birthday. Those enjoying the Mrs. Rossmaa announced evening were Mre. Gladys that the WSCS would sponsor Dempsay hostess, Mrs. Dawn a 10 ceots-a-spoon dinner at Kiddy, Mrs. Roma Jean Mea­ the church on Oct. 13 with dors, Mrs. Jeanette Jessup, serving hours from 8 to 7:30 Mrs. Dinah Hawkins, Mrs. p.m. Mrs. Monroe gave In de­ Barbara Walker, Mrs. Leo tail the meaning of the sym­ Kromae, Mrs. Lois Young, bols in the WSCS emblem. Mrs. Jo Morris, Mrs. Martha Mre. Lodge was hostess for Griffin and Mrs. Hilda Butler. the meeting. Dempsay Home TUESDAY Joy Circle ef Grace WSCS meets at 1:30 a. m. In Fel­ lowship Hall. Mrs. Bess Her­ man will bring a message on "The moaning of prayer.” A brief aoeial period will Date Special Fashion's favorite — t h e precoed the meeting. All lad­ pleated skirt—Is effective on ies of the Church Invited. a dross-up apodal that «sn bo mads monotone or with con­ trast. No. l i l t with Photo Guide TUESDAY is In stses 10, 13. 14, M, U, Disabled American Veterans 30. Bust 31 to 40. Sis* U, 33 Auxiliary, Unit 30. meets at bust, monotone, 4 * yards of 7:30 p.m. at tba chapter home. 3S inch material. To order tend 33 cents In cotes to: Creative Woman Sanford Herald Box 431, Midtown Station Now York 11, N. Y. PM tH O t W tm PMtMAUTWL m M a y f a ir *13.95 • Black Calii; Rad Calf; Black Patent AAAA to B STORE SHOE . T .- 'T .’fl -. V> .. -• . v v . U ' •; j • “ Local Events tv*/ kfx r. -1 NEW WRAP This winter, consider the small, shaped leopard stole s i a new kind of wrap for day­ time aad evening. You’ll bo choots the name Matthew teeing them. Oris, tor tho new arrival. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and M n. M. S . Sehusa•msna, ef Sanford aad pa­ ternal grandparents a n Mr. aad Mrs. F . B. Ytlalay, of Elmira, N. Y. •- ! fiW '-TO Before You Buy See Jr. Accents S fa i& c n d in SW EATERS T-. :e OUR PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL Coatlaaaa For 1 Mora Week EV A-BESS 1M B. 3*4 8L BEAUTY SHOP FA 3-3914 ALL FAVORITE PALL BHADR8 PULLOVERS . CARDIGANS FROM W .M UP Gorgeous wools any Silks Just right A Smart for occasion. H O W E 'S M ARY ESTH ER ’S FASHIONS 'Fantariag Fashions Jest Far Ted” M U PARK DR. OPEN ALL DAY WED. >00 N. PARK AVE. S ic # telephone Your telephone will continue to change and im prove nan’s skirt but Florida Southern Bell’s tradition of sound manageept the ground, and bustles were the rage. meat, community responsibility and dependable service Telephone faMdona have changed, too. Today's lw « w remain the same. Change and stability are the halL include multi-extension phones, Itome interphones an d m“ ks of good businees. Your Telephone Company ba­ th e melodic bell chime. Businesses rely an such modern ^ eVB< equipment as the dial switchboard, the speakerphone a n d the coll director. Tomorrow will bring the phone S o u t h e r n * ^ ,.,, th a t luma on the oven while you're out, and the phone th a t lata you sue the p e n e s to whom you're talking. •.(SlBWtoy afflliU /a6qp �tt»* c») M i r (l> was* Os WoTlia By Abigail Van Burt* DEAR TELEFH0NITI8: 1 think these people m ust have stock in the telephone company. • • • DEAR ABBY: I loved tha prayer, “Slow Me Down, Lord,” which you published bt your column. Speaking of prayers, when I was a Uttle girt my m other felt th a t “Now I Lay Me Down to Bleep,” etc., “I f I Should Die Before I Wake,” etc., was too depressing for a child, so she wrote the following prtyer for me to say each night: “Jeaua, Gentle Shephard, hear me. Guard thy Uttle Iamb ton igh t Through the darkness be thou near me. Keep me ’td the rooming lig h t” I believe many mothers would prefer that their Uttle ones say a prayer Uka my mother’s. You have my permission to print i t NAOMA W. DEAR WAITING: NO! W hile you art “waiting and praying,” your competition is budding bombs in her basem ent TeU your husband you know about tha other woman, that you love him, refuse to share him and will not tolerate his double Ufa. Tell him divorce la OUT — and let him know you m ean it! DEAR ABBY: A relative (an only child) Is an “A ” student. He hae an 8 oVelock class on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. It seem s h s has difficulty awakening In tim e to nutka this early morning class UNLESS and UNTIL his m other makes a long distance call to g et DEAR NAOMA: M sny thank* for the revised version o f “Now I Lay Me Down," etc. If I were to sugw gest an “Improvement” on a prayer, I fear tha ecclesiastical ceiling might fan in. But I agree, your mother's prayer le more appropriately worded for a chUd. By Oswald Jacoby For asms time m aay of eur beet players kave re­ verted to the early days of D etract aid hare bees playMg "limit rsiees.” Thus the Jump raise to three of pertaer’s hid auH shows 10 to IS e r possibly u •apportlsg point* and while It le not a force It is a very strong Invitation te a fur­ ther bid. When their head la strong enough tor a forcing rates they m pond with an a rti­ ficial bid of three ao-trvmp. Is duplicate they note on their convention card that tho this# no-trump response te s mjor tuit opening 1* n atroog rates and may not be passed. Ct/jt I M CD (I) II) • ; t l ID • t i l 13) him up. (T hiy Uvt about 800 mitaa from hU Univerxlty.) This stod sot sometimes phones his parents the night before and re* minds them to phone him la order to make his 8 o’clock class. BOTH parents have master’s decrees in education. W hat is your opinion? I. and sincie. My husband didn’t h iv e the courage to come right out and tell me about it, so he left her letters (addreeeed to h is pises of work) around w h en I would be sure to find them. * When I read tb s letters I w as broksn*haartad because we have a lovely family and I thought w s were happy. This woman writes about “waiting for tha day when we can tell the world about our love.” Abby, I would die before I would break up my home. I haven’t said anything to m y husband about it, hoping this affair would dia out by itself. If I w ait patiently, and kasp praying, do you think he will g et it out o f his system ? WAITING AND PRAYING » : « CD R rlaa Ta R ight CD Andy a r tf f ith Show t l:4 f CD Tho Now U r o t t n Y oaag (bow CD Boa c a n y CD R rla k ia y p jo u rn a l 1I:M Cl) S tum p tho S tara CD I n u s a U SA . 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PA 1-4W 2460 PARK AVE. ■ t 35th ST. SANFORD, FLA. >F R k k D m S tow HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — One day last «*«k, la hlg takeover as pwtaaaeot kott of NBC. TV’a "Toalght" ihow, Johnny Canos noted O u t eatlni does­ n ’t mean much to him oae way or tho other. It M«mi to mo that this ■mall, but flashing, ravalatloa aalda food deal about tha sow emeso’a peraoeality aa reflect­ ed la bia fln t week aa auccoator to Jack P ear. One got the feeling be might come ip art if promoted with ■ ilx-courie Weitera ‘ranch atyle dinner walked down with e tankard of t*er; that s chuckle or s aaleker would bo lets painful for kin than a deep, wboto- The North band la s parMet three no-trump response for one of those players er thrw-apede bid for Berms! play, yet Necth thorn te re ­ spond with four elub* North was experimenting with c ing of lack of niu-btoodedneaa. very new convention In which This manner, of eoune, has tho reaponie of four dubs e natural appeal to the effete o r four diamonds to ■ me- types of Madison Avenue and thereabout*, and will be aura Meat four trumps beaded by to plane them. It will ateo two of the three top honors plen a thoie who cannot re-enough strength to want •train their admiration for to he In game and a single­ t h e boyteh, wise-cracking, ton or void In the aok bid. junior executive Ufe-oflheWhen North abowod one ace party type whose national South contracted for the prominence In various forms stem with complete confi­ indicates a fearful c n e of dence. He knew that th en anemia. could not be more than one At times, Carson, who b n dub loser. unquestionable comic abilities, gave hint* of atroog satire and flrm ana and even toughness, and It te to be hoped these qua 11tin come more to the surface. They Indicated he n party because they won't may, down deep, have the la­ "fit ta” with her friends and tent stuff to be a notable holt. In his first week, though some their husbands. might lay he waa feeling hi* He Is frequently ta the dog way, he waa too often a mare house lor something he did facelen sounding-board for or for something he neglect­ many guests. He's not a no­ ed to do. vice, after all. lie te afraid not to tako hte The guest* Included Joan wifa’s advloe oa everything Crawford, who waa Intarbecause M h i doesn't and vlewed with wasteful tack of things go wrong he knows be depth t Tallulah Bankhead, will be hearing “ 1 told you who carried Use show in en­ so” for a long, long Ume. tirety for a while and was Ha knows that hte wife appealingly concerned with will always side with the the Sen rraaclaco-Los Angeles children a g* last him M be baseball playoff; Mies Bankshould ever derv to put his head's protege, Fran Bennett, foot down. an Important new blues singer who dcservei wide eapoeure; and Bobby Darin, who wai di­ rts* and colorful aa be termed fin m i guinea "degenerate.” In one of Carson's standout momenta, he stripped to the by putting the presiding waist with a physical health Judge through a rigorous miscleaiin and, ta hilarious newspaper tavestlgatfen. Law style, Mimicked the standard A yna te esceUeat as the poeea with hi* comparetivaly Judge whose pcraoaal pro­ puny frame. blems have caused enough tens loo ta create erratic be­ havior, and span the gates to the seamy waters el In­ sinuation. NUk Adame stars. FANCY YELLOW OLOBI JhaWoman: By The m an of the bouse Isn’t being tn a te d like the bead i f the bouse If— He hasn't hie own comforteble e u y chair which nobody etee fat the family uiurpa. He isn’t consulted before hie wilt accepts an invitation that includes them both. He isn't told anything hte wife and ehO d ra think he shouldn't know. He has to get hie own breakfast morning after morning because his wife like to sleep late. His preferences aren't coolidend when the house la redecorated. HI* wife has the habit of taylng "m y bouse" and "my children” instead of laying Hte children never go to him for permission to do any thing but e ln a je go to their mother. Hte relatives aren't ae wel­ come ta hte home u hte wtfe'a relatives are. Hte wife has the final say on bow the family'! Income will h i spent. Hte wife 1a forever com­ plaining about hte bobbies. Hie friends are never In­ cluded when hte wife plane FYNE-TASTE Plata c r Iodised T V Tima Pravitws T:304:30 p. m. ABC. Chey­ enne. "Sweet Bam.” Robert McQueeoey, wh* a ta ri ta the "The 0 a llo t Men” eartee, guest a tu s tonight In a net too gallant role. He play* Bam P rideaort, wbo _ capturea a bankrobbing kill• er and become* the sweet­ heart of Mm townspeople— but Cbeyeane remembers Bam from their childhood aid suspect Sam'a good works i n only leading up to the fold bulltea ta the beak. Some good action winds up this episode. CUat Walker stars. m l » 9 p. a . CBS. The Lucy WJ . Show. The old joke af the ~ ^ g b l who wandered into the YMCA by mistake cornea T . . hilariously to life here with slapstick comedy as can only be effected by Lucille BaQ. Lucy's escape tactics i n not to be believed, bat this won't keep you from laughtag. Highest peak Is reach­ ed ta n fencing ecetM with the Instructor. 1:10-1:30 p. m. NBC. Saints and Sinners. "Judgment ta J u s Alley.” Ray Walston, who scored Impressively as tho devil ta "Dema Yeakeei” , plays a devilish rote aa an unscrupulous attorney who sees aa opportunity to win a pretty bipeleu ease By OBOROI H. PAPCUN SPECIAL Thla Week Only • Drawer • Loiter Bias File Cabinets Ce-Feature S:20 Only “ M A D IS O N D m * A n d re w s AVENUE” - Joaaae Crain STARTS FRIDAY P i l l e n w a • L ta to n F i g h t F ilm s POW ELLS Also Go bi W ith T h e W in d Cl) T ko MoCays CD R ra lo F o rd I k oar CD Y oaro P w a Song Cl) C oacaatm U oB CD Poto a OUSTS If you a n i sleepyeyed follower of mcvUs on TV, you kave loU of company. L i s t season ABC'a not-so-old flickers play In an averse* of 8 4 million homes during tho week, ead Sunday view­ ing saw the average nudge pest the U-mlllion mark. 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SIZE �Legal N otice L e gal N otice Legal Notice b iu m K ortrro L elvom ekt, F U U e 4 i t A T T ] KARHALA U l f N M U P lu L n d V E R IE R KARHALA L elvom ekl, F in la n d L e t U . SOUTH F IR E CREST, Second A ddition, a eubdletaloa, a e e o rd la s la a p la t tb o re e f re c o rd 'll la P la t Booh JR pages SI a n d N e f th e P ubtle R eeorda e f S em laele C ounty, F lorida. T oo e th e r w ith th e fe lle w ta s t u r n s o f p ro p e rty w hich a re located In a n d p e rm a n en tly Inatailed aa a p e r t of th e L ap re v e m e a u o a aald land: One H otpolnt (e le ctric) Id OaL H o t W a te r H e ate r. Model se e W B U -L S e rial R P 1 I4 IN I One C h elsea (eteelrte) K itchen E a h a a e t F a n . no m odel o r oerlal n u m b e r One H o tp o ln t (elo etrte) B u ilt-In a re a . Model I I R J I, S erial 1 I I I I N One H o tp o ln t (e le etrle) b u ilt.la ra n g e . Model I I R K I, •Serial IISOII# One H otpolnt (e lo e trU ) R e frig e ra to r, Model U SBB i t, S e rial 1111SM Nine V enetian Bllnda (m e­ ta l) m an u fa ctu re d by S c n k a rlk Olaaa A F a in t Company, S anford, F lo r­ ida, no m odel o r aortal sam bo re. a t public a ala, to th e h ig h e s t and beat b idder fo r cash, a t th e F ro n t Door of th e Sem i­ nole C ounty C o u rt H ouee la S anford. F lo rid a, betw een th e h o u rs e f ll:o e o’clock In tho forenoon and S:M o’clock In od th e a fte rn o o n on tho M SSnd day o f October, 1SIL (SEAL) A rth u r H. B eehw lth, J r , C lerk e f th e C ircu it C o u rt B y: M artha T . V lhtea D eputy C lerk U lm er, M urchison, K ent, A skby A Balt IIS F lo rid a R atT B ank Bldg. Ja c k so n v ille S, Florida P u b lish t O ctober S, MIS. ciNi-si AND FO B aKHINOLD COUN­ TY , FLORIDA BO, U N t THE PANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK, a U altod g u i s e b a a k la g aoeoeUilon. P la in tiff, RO BERT VERNON TO LLS a t at D efendants. NOTICE o r SUIT 0UK\ k i p umor nonro m l JP J L MODCR VMEriMMl CARNIVAL VO, PLBA3B «MnY*lbUlM SORRY POCKETS BEFORE TOU 7M O M - WELL, NO REAL u MARMWfcSPONB"* 'Tt>U NOW HAVE THe CLEANEST n F R Q 3 IN TO W N //— novou kmow c m suvm rt « i m 1C AND MV DAU6HTTC BOOK VICIIB R W H S D ^ v - ^ A R DUOVD46 A VACA1IOM T W i WON TWOOddH K J jjowu? :£ x \ u ciw rr, a m wrifBAu. - By D ick Turner cowTirr m my w ore J M r 1 J- 1 r r vr IT" nr tr ii IT 17“ u XT w r f* T H E STATE OF FLORIDA T ot R o b e rt V ernon Toll*, residence nnhnow n P a tric ia S. Toll*, reeldeae* unknow n T he m ailin g addreea uf th ese d e fen d a n ts Ml U. g. N aval Air F a c ility , N avy N a 141, m o o t P o st Office, NeW Torfc, New Y ork. T eu a re hereby notified th a t n s u it h a s been filed a g ain st you In th a above e n title d cause, a a d th a t you a re re ­ quired le tile y our a n sw o r w ith th o C lerk o f this C o u rt and to sorv* a copy th e re o f upon th e p la in tiff e r p la in tif f s a tto rn e y s, w hose nemo a a d a d ­ d re ss Is Je n n in g s. W elt*. C lark e and H am ilton, IMS H arn ett N ational B ank B uild­ ing, Ja c k ao n sllte 1, Florida, n o t U te r th a n O ctober I t , II4 L I f you fall to do so n de­ cree pro cunfeaso will b* c a ­ tere d a g a in st you for th e re ­ lie f dem anded In th e earnp la in t T h is s u it la to foreclose a m ortgage. T ha re al p ro p e rty proceeded a g a in st la L o t It. Bloch B. Snnland E *tales, a subdivision, a c ­ c o rding to a p la t thereof, recorded la P la t Book 11, pages 14 to I t of the pubilo re co rd s of Sem inole C ounty, Florida. WITNKPB my hand and th e aeal o f aald C ourt a t Sanford, F lo rid a, th la 11th day e f Sep­ tem ber. 1I4L (BEAL) A rth u r If. B eehw lth, J r . ’ C lark o( tha C ircuit C o u rt By M artha T. V lhltn D eputy C lark Publlah Bept. IT. 14. Oat. L • C D A -II JIMMY L EE CLEA RT and JE A N ET T E R. CLEART, hU wife. D efendants. NOTICE O F o u r r TUX B T t-ra OF FLORIDA T O i Jim m y Lee Cleary, » Bird Htreet, Quincy l». Mate. Je a n e lta H. C lsary, I Bird Htraet. Q alncy II, Mae*. YOU A lltt H EREBY NOTI­ F IE D th a t a ault haa baaa fllad a g a la a t you, Jim m y Lao C leary a ad J e a n a tta IL C laary, hi* wife, la th e abovee n title d cause, and th a t you a re required to file y our a n ­ sw er w ith th e C lerk of thla C ourt and to serve a copy th e re o f apoa tb s P lain tiff* o r P la in tiffs’ a tto rn e y a who** s a n e and aJdraaa la Stoastrum . D asla A M cIntosh. P ost Of flea Dux l i t , Sanford. F lo r­ ida, a o t U te r th a a O ctober II, t i l l . If you fa ll la da so, a decre* pro eoafesso w ill bo e n te red e g aln at you for tho relief dem anded In th e ComplalnL T his etolt le to fo re ­ close a m ortgage. T he re a l pro p arty proceeded a g a in st le: L o t I. Bloch “ IT . e r BUE­ NA VIBTA ESTATER, Han­ ford. F lorida, acso rd tn g te p la t th e re a t recorded ta P la t Book t . P ag es 1 and 1, of th a Public R ecords or g eu lu o t* County, F lo r­ id*. W ITNESS my hand and th* seal o f aald C ourt a t Sanford, S em laol. C u aaty , Plorlda, th is 11th day e f Septem ber, II4L (SEAL) A rth u r H. B eckw ith. J r . C lerk o f the C lrvult C ourt By: */ M artha T. V lhlea Deputy C lerk Stenatrom . Davie A M eU loek A ttorney* a t Law Poet Office Bos 111 S anford. Florida P a h lte h S e p t ft, 14 A OeL L I. 1I4L CDA-14 H K L T I KARHALA K lngonm an P n ra n to la , J y v a e k y L . F in lan d •A IM A LAUNIALA K la g o n a u a Paeantotn, j y v a a k r ia , F in la n d R o t Ice U h ereb y given. E R K K t KORHONEN B o a rd o f C ounty Comaaleelop­ A d d re ss U nknow n e ra e f Sem inole C a n ity , F lo r­ ida, p ro p eaea to redone the U < a ll e th e r p ersons concernfo llo w in g described p ro p e rty H i TOO ARB H E R E B Y FOTTso a e d A -l A g riculture to C-3 C om m ercial: W U S f t o f R H I D t h a t a H l l l l t i h a a b e ta IIS f t o f W lb A Of H B ti e f filed la aald C a u rt p raying K W U (leee R SIS f t e f W for th e app o in tm en t o f VIC­ TOR KARHALA aa A dm laleITS f t ) Boetlea SS-SIS-SSB. t r a to r of th e e atate e f EL1DA KARHALA. deceased, a n d i t a H ouse, S a ifo rd , F lo rid a, In a re kerv h y required to file th o C ounty Commleotonore y e a r w ritte n d e fe a ic e th e re ­ Room, e a October SL IM S a t to w ith in fo rty day a a f te r th e StSa A. M. o r aa aeon th e re ­ flrat publication o r pootlna a f te r a a possible. th ere o f, m o u ld y o a fa ll th e re , B o a rd e f C ounty Com m is­ la, d ecree w ill be e n te re d la s io n e rs duo eoareo upon aald p e tlSem inole County, F lo rid a Um B y J . C. H utchison, C h a ir­ W ITNESS m r h an d and th e m an aeal o f aald C ourt a t Sanford, A t t e s t A rth u r B eekerlth, C ounty o f Seminole, th la ! t t h Jr. day o f Septem ber, A. D. 1ML P u b lish Oct. S, ISOS. C. V ernon Mlae, Jr., C W H C ounty J a d te Lam m l A Ja rv ln en A tto rn ey a a t Law R e tts e e f P u b tle M eatheg M otiee Is hereby given. L ake W o rth . Fla. B o a rd o f C ounty C om m ission­ F uhllah Sept. *4, A Out. L e rs o f dom inate C ounty, F lo r­ I. I I , IN S . • ida, propeaea to resone th e C D A -lt fo llo w in g described p ro p e rty SR T U B CIRCUIT CO C R T OF aoned It-1 Single F a m ily R e ald e n lla l and A -l A g ric u l­ TSSB BS3ITM JU D ICIA L CIR­ tu r e to R-S Duplex: L o la 14 CUIT, SR ARD FO R IB M th ru SS. E v aasd ale I I I ; a lso ROLE COUKTY. FLORIDA. th e W ldS ft e f N MS ft o f SR CMARCERY NO. 1SU I E l i e l KW H Section l f - l l d - HAROLD U BUTTON a n d S IE : a n d L ots I t th r u S4, B E R T H A E. SUTTON, h is B lo ck S, and a ll B lock 4. Wife, L ak e v le w Subdlvlaloa. F . B. I, Pg. 4, a n d L ets 11 and IS and SS a n d 14, Block 4. a n d a ll B lock T, L akevlew F ir s t A ddn, F. B. S. Fg. TSt and th e W H e f S W Ii of SE*i e f R W li. S ection 14-I4S-I4B. P u b lic h e a rin g w ill bo held la th e Sem inole C ounty C o u rt STREET T UHP BN TINE ense, Sanford. F lorida, In COMPART, a F lo rid a e C ounty C om m issioners c o rp o ra tio n : M. O. OVERRoom , on October SS, 1S4S a t SR R R T : R. T. OVERl:SO A. M. o r aa aoon th e re BTKKRT; R. E. OVERa f te r aa possible. B TR BET; LACT E. B o a rd of C ounty C om m is­ JOHNSON: DR. J. P. sio n e rs W IL L and CARRIR A. Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a W IL L Me w ife: N B L D E j By J . C H utchison. C hairA. B A R T L E T T , ale* k n o w n aa R. A. BARTA tt e s t A rth u r B eckw ith, L E T T ; BANK O F OR-1 ANOK AND TRUST COM-1 PA R T, a co rp o ratio n , an T ru s te e ; ALTAMONTB HOMES COMPANY. U IN TMM COURT **■ F lo rid a e o rp o ra tlo a ; OR­ COUNTY JUDOE. • EMIN OLE L A N D O SECURITIES COUNTY,. FLORIDA. COMPANY, a F lo rid a IN FRODATD c o rp o ra tio n ; J O H N 0. IN R E : ESTATE OF BAKER; FR A N K W. H E R B E R T BENTON. D eceased g T KURINS; ROBBRT L TO A L L CREDITORS and HODGES; H. A. LED PERSONS HAVINO CLAIMS FO R D and LOtS F . LED e r DEMANDS A0A1NST SAID FO RD, his w ife; FRED E ST A T E : K . O RI SWELL a n d MAR. Y eu and each e f you a re O A R E T M. O llIN N E L U h e re b y notified and req u ire d h is w ife; PA U L V. te p re se n t a n y elalm a and FR E N C H end BET T T M. d em ands, w hich you. o r c ith e r FR E N C H , h is w ife; O. e f y e u , m ay h ave a g a in s t the EDOA R R U 3D E L L and e s ta te e f H E R B E R T BEN­ If m arried, ■ RUSTON, Deceased, la te of a tld DELL, h it wlfSI MAUI.ft C ounty, te th e C ounty J u d g t K. ALLBOPP. g a d If of Sem lnolo C ounty, P lorlda, m a rrie d . - ALI<n t h i t office In th e C ourt SO PP, her b i i l a M i THOMAS DEAN BARR, H ouse o f sold C ounty a t S an­ ford, F lo rid a, w lth la e ls c a l­ a n d If m arried , ■ ■- « B A R R , hie w ife; THOM­ e n d a r m onths from th e firs t AS P . DALT. a a d If p u b lic a tio n of th la notice. m a rrie d . ■ DALT, T w o coplee o f each claim or h is w ire: s u o u n n dem and shall be la w ritin g , BEA U TIFU L DEVELOP­ and sh a ll s ta te the p lac e of M ENT COMPANY: I t J . re sid en c e and poet office adBA R T L ET T KU TK BNdree* o f the c la im a n t and D A LI- alee know n aa s h a ll b a sw orn to by tho K U TH BARTLETT KOTc la im a n t, hie a g e n t * r a tt o r ­ KENDALL th e form er ney a n d accom panied by a fil­ B . J . UARLETT; A IJ.E N in g fee of eaa dollar, and B. BARTLETT. alee eueb claim or dem and not so k n o w n as A. E. BART­ filed eh all be void. L E T T ; JAMES E. BART. R. W. W ere, a i A dm inis­ L ET T , also know n a s J , t r a t o r e f th e E a ta te e f E . BARTLETT. J R - HO­ H e rb e rt B e ato a, D eceased; W A RD ALLSOPP. ale* P. a Box 1411. • k n o w n ao HOWARD H. S a nford, F lo rid a ALLSOPP: ERN EST S. P u b lish : StpL II. OcL 1. I, II. ALLSOPP; W. A. T1IACCDA— I I H K R ; IIEN RT ALIAOPP; PRANK HAITI4COX; IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF H E L E N A. THACH ER; It T R R NINTH JU D ICIA L CIR­ allvo, aad If dead. tholr CU IT O F FLORIDA. IN AND u n k o w n heirs, legatees, FO R SRHINOLR COUNTY, devisee* o r g ra n ts * !; and FLO RID A . IN CMANCMRV. a n y and all persona h a v ­ N o. i p m * in g o r claim ing title e r TUB BROOKLYN BAVINOS In te re s t In Ih* re a l pro . BANK, n Now T u rk co rp o rap a rty M ealed la gemlnol* — — K. ties. C _u ounty, F lorida, descrinP la in tiff, ad la Ik s follow ing earnva. p la in t. DEAN LARRY HAMIL aad You. D tfoudanta, n r* koroJU D Y KILEKN H A M IL kto by n o tifie d th a t a com plaint w ife, *t a lt. to q u ls t till* o a tho followD efendant* lug descrip tio n p ro p a rly , ton o t i c e or p u r r w it: TO: DEAN LARRY HAMIL L o ta I I . M. I I and M In B lock IB. and L ota 11. 11. and J U D Y EILK EN I I a n d 14 In Block I I ; all H A M IL kla w ife, In BANLANDO. T H E HUHRealdonce U nknow n U ftU B E A U T IFU L SAXYOU AND EACH O F YOU POHD BECTION. accord­ A RE HEREBY N O TIFIED in g to P U t lharoof roth a t a su it haa beaa b ro u g h t ru rd a d In P ta t Book I, a g a in s t you by TIIK BROOK­ P a g * I I of th e Public Re­ LYN BAViXUg BANK, a Now c o rd s of gem tnota County, Y ork c orporation. P la in tiff, P lo rld a to forocloo* a c e rta in M ort­ g a g e m ors p a rtic u la rly da- haa boon fllod a g a in s t yon la th e eb o v e-ily le d s u it and you acrlbad In tha C om plaint fllad In th la ault, w hich M ortgage a re re q u ire d te serv e a copy encum bers the follow ing d e ­ • f y o u r A nswer o r Pleading scrib ed properly, s itu a te la to th e C om plaint on P la in tiffs ttem laoM C ounty, F lo rid a, to- a tto rn e y , JO B E P H M. MURAaK O , P. a Box 111, P e rn P erk w it: L ot 1L Block M. H E F T - P lo rld a, a ad fllo tka original L R R 1to u te d HOW ELL A aaw sr or P le ad la g la tha PA R K . BECTION ONE, office of the C lerk of the C ir­ a cc o rd in g to p lat tkaroof c u it C o u rt oa o r before Ih* recorded In P la t Book U . I t b d a y of November, 1ML If P a g a a I t , 4t. IT a n d 4L you fa ll to do to, a doer** pro P ah tla Hacorde a f Sem in- oonfosso w ill be ta k e n ag ain st «la C ounty, F lo rid a. In­ you fo r tho relief demanded c lu d in g I H otpolnt R e fri­ la tho Com plaint. W ITNESS my h a a d aad of­ g e r a to r —Mod.l KU It-A . ficial seal of office a t Baa1 H otpolnt Ila a g a — ford, Seminole C ounty, P lo r­ d el e u - i i - a . th la I t b day e f Ootabar, and tor e th e r relief, a n d yeu lda. i. a ra re q u ire d to fit# y o u r Aa*- m (BEAL) w*» to said C om plaint w ith A rth u r II. n a ck w lth , J r , tho c le r k of tho above etyled C tork. C ircuit C ourt C o u rt and ta serva a eopy B y: M argaret E. Tyre th e re o f on P la in tiff's A tto r­ eputy Clerk neys. ROSENBERG. ROSEN- Jo se D p h M. M uraeh* BERU A HK1SMAN. le e ; P. a Box H i A lnaley U ullJtag. M iam i II. F e rn P erk , Florida F lo rid a, a o t la te r th a n the Publlah OcL I. 11. I t . H. I t l h d a y of October, l ie ! , la C D B -ll d e fa u lt e f which said Comp la la t wlU he tak e n a a se a feaaad by you. DATED, a t Sanford, P lorIda. th la H a t day *f Septem ­ ber. t t i i . (SEA L) A rth u r H. B ockw llh. J r. C la rk a f th* C ircuit C ourt By M artha T. Vlhlen D eputy c le rk P ttbllak SepL I I , OeL 1. «. 1 |. S It Pays To U se The HERALD iMI* CPJ U I I .Want Ada. �■ It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classifieds Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. 1 ft 2 BEDROOM apt. Ph. • PA 2-1463 between 1:30 to 7:00 M on.-rrt or FA 3-4SQ1 any other time, l i t W. 17th 8WEETIK PIE By N adine Seltzer WE RENT • • • • • Hospital Boda • Playpens ROOMS. Tbs Cables. X I MagnoUa A n . PA 3-0730. Wheel C hain • Strollers Commodea • Baby Beds Bedroom unfurnished W alken • High Chain 2 boose. 1303 Elliott Pboae Crotches • Roilaway Bade PA 3-3334 or PA >0323. MODERN 3 Bay Service Statlons for lease in downtown area to qualified person. FA 2-3301 or FA 2-3804 for details. W IL SO N - MAIER PA 3-3033 Cnfurn. S BR house. Kitchen equipped. PA 3-3043. CHURCB m SCPOOL GROUPS, O nto, etc.—The 2 BR o a te n , bouse. Electric beat card plan yet far rais­ •quipped kitchen. 3403 Or­ ing C h r l a t a a s money. ange A re. Call 122-3630 af­ PA 2-4081. Evenings. ter 8:30. Thomas Moving & Storage Unfurnished 3 BR bo 2412 Willow. TA 2-0374. DID YOU KNOW . . You can store up to io n pounds of ANYTHING for a whole month for Just $3.04? You can move the famish- W EtSoN - MAIER across town for about 137.00. S Furnished 1 bedroom Apartments clean. Lake Free Estimates, no obllgaMary. FA MSN. P u n . 2 Bedroom Adults. PA 3-7MI. F u n . 2 bdrm. a p t Only $33. Upstairs 17U Magnolia. A pt $40. AduMs. $U Park. I . For Rant CA Special N oik ta 7. le d u m Reeltain 8. Bench R estate ft. Far Bate er Remt 10. W asted In R rat I I . Real le tn te W asted 12. Real Batata Far Sate IS. Mertpaga Laaaa 14. Iaamraaca 15. Baaiaeas Oppartaaity 15. Female Help W asted 17. Mate Help W asted 18. H dp Waatad 19. Sltaalkm a W asted 20. Babyaittera 21. Beaatp Bate— 22. Balld - Paint - Repair 23. Balldlag Materiate 24. Electrical Oervkea 25. Plambiag Services 28. Radio ft Tatertetem 27. Sptda) Servteaa 28. Laoadry Service 29. AataaMbUa Service 29A . Aata Accaaaartea SO. Machlaery • Toole 31. Poultry • Livestock S1A. Pete 32* Flow era • Shrub* 32. Farnltnrn 34. Article* For Sal* 35. Articles Wanted 3«. Automobile* . Truck* 57. Boat* • Motor* 88. Motorcycle* . Scooters 39. Trailers • Cabanas 11 E. First 8L 3 Bedrooms, 3 bstbs, kitchen equipped. Including dish­ washer, garbage disposal. Iioo n mouth. FA 2-3311. I t s p re a d s f t r t n s f Modern 3 bedroom furnish­ ed Apartment, upstairs SMALL FURNISHED house. over 30$ W. 13th St. $80 3234X7. per month, water Included. Small office space, lights CONVENIENT TO BASE ft w ater furnished. Phone WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES 2 Bedrooms, kitchen equip­ Approximately 2ta acres, with PA 2-1401 or FA S-3S31. ped, large living room. IN f t an river, H mile aff $103 a month. 108 E. Wood­ 1 OR 1 Bedroom Houses. Pb. R t 44. land Driva. PA 3-7017 aflar NO M 1U 4:3ft. Two bedroom furnished CaU FA 2-4473 after 4:00 ft-m. I Bedroom Furnished House apartment, 3101 MagnoUa, on river. $M a month. Pb. $33.00. Pbone FA 2-3831, IT’S A BUYER’S FA 2-2176. Robe*t A. Williams. $4,500 Furnlshad 3 story boost. On 3 Room Apt. Unfurnished. Hlway downtown, 143 a 300 Palmetto. month. FA 2-3071. SMALL HOUSE, near base. Lake Cottage P u n FA 3-410$ Partially furnished. Aval], able O c t IS. CaU FA 2-3135 4 ROOMS and bath. Com­ after 4:30 p.m. pletely unfurnished. Near NAS. Nothing fancy, but BEAUTIFULLY f u r n i s h cheap rent. $7.30 week. Ph. ed room. FA 3-7X1. Famished Apartment close te. Jimmy Cowan, PA 2-4013 FURNISHED Garage Apartm ant 1201 MagnoUa Ave. By Owner, attractive airconditioned $ bedroom, 3 bath home. In Plnscreet 3rd Addition. Drapes, fence, well kept yards. 113 W. . Coleman Circle, FA 3-368$. S E E T H IS I Take time right now to phone for aa early appoint­ ment to sea this except­ ionally flat home buy I This delightful CB home buy has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, MARKET and fsaturea fully equip­ ped kitchen, beating unit, Now is the Ume to buy one hot water heater,, and of these government-owned open beam ceillnis. homes. We have 2 BR, 1 bath to 3 BR. 3 baths In The total purchase price of this home (which la sltuavarious sections of San­ ed on a doubts lot with ford. Prices range from many shade trees) Is just $7,300 to $13,300. Monthly payments as low as 149.SO $7,330. Top notch financ­ ing 1 Includes everythin!. Homes available for aa Uttle •• $30.00 down, yea, today's So take, a trip from us and driva by 2404 Grandview! home buyer baa the largest It's a honey! selection at the lowest WELAJCA APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 Home on Beautiful Laka Markham. Call Evenings. W. First S t FHA ft VA PROPERTY FA 2-1387. RENT A BED MANAGEMENT ft S A L E S RolUway, Hospital ft Baby 12. R e a l E s ta te F o r Sal* BROKER Beds Office FA 3-2US By Day, Week, or Month 2 Bedroom borne, $44.00 per Nights FA 3-04U month. 204 Palm PUcc. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 333-0700 (Praver Homes). Pb. FA 3-3181 11$ W. 1st St. 3334 Park Dr. Sanford, FU. F u n . Apts. 311 Park Ave. 3 BR. CB borne by owner, practically new. Carporte, Pb. FA 3-4831. St. Johns Realty fenced. No down paymt. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 1. Lost ft Found 143 Mo. 333-0363. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 LOST: Bring back brown and EFFICIENCY Apt.. Sanford S LARGE BEDROOM house ANNOUNCEMENT white Chihuahua, rhinestone and Florida room which newest, IdcaUy located on JOHN E. FOX, Reg. Real collar. Vicinity 23th and First St. near Post Office. can be readily changed In­ Estate Broker announces Sanford Ave. FA 2-4324. to 4lh BR. 2 baths, plenty 2 CUy Parking Lots, shop­ the opening of hU office at ping places. SuiUhlt for of closets, citrus trees in 110 N. Park Avenue yard, 1 block from Southcouple or slngU, one re n t Sanford, Florida side school. Newly de­ for handling all typei of No ulUity charges. Inquire corated inside snd out. Ap­ Manusl Jacobson D e p t . real estate ply Manuel Jacobson DeStore. Associate: Gertrude P. Fox psrtuient Store, a c r o s s Broker-salesman CLEAN first floor apart­ from post office. Telephone: 323-0338 ment. Private entrance. Mailing Address 1004 Palms Uo Ave. OWNER being transferred. 3 P. O. Box 833 Bdrm. Ite bath, 1 year old borne. Built-In,. Rcfrigera- ] Rsdrnom house, backyard hardwood floors, airfenced In. CaU after 4:00. W O T IC * r V U K I S condition, lot 100 x 200. FHA FA 2-8484. r ir r m u c s v se r. u w loan. $1,800 down. FA 2 6734. TO WHOM IT M AT COMBids being received for old CKFIN: STEMPER FIGURES N o l l e Is h . r .b y n lv .n that church building. Church of th s u n j» r « !g n » d . p u r a u .n l to THIS ONE IS A STEAL I I the N narcne, Lake Mary, l b s " r 's l l t l a u t N t m i 3 ta tu t«." H ou se B ill So. 1171. C hapter Two bedroom home complete­ FA 2-23M. So. JSSIt. L aw s at F lorid a, ly furnished aven to wash­ 1141, w ill r s a l t t .r w ith ths ing machine. Concrete block C tsrk o f t h . C ircu it C ourt. It and fo r o r a n g e C ounty. F lo r ­ with hardwood floors! Large J. W. Hall, Realtor ida, upon receip t o t p r o o f o f ••CaU Hall" FA 2-3141 k itc h e a i L O C A T E D IN the p u b lica tio n of th is n o l l e , 2344 So French Ave. PEACEFUL M A Y F A I R . the flc t lt lo u . nam *. t o -w lt : HO MR APPM PRICE? Only $13,300.00, Between Geneva ft Laka IICESTO.N A NCIC under w h ich w e are 3 Bedroom bouse, excellent TERMS. llarnay bridge on Hlway e n g a g e d In b u eln e-e el c o n d 11 ion. Transferred, Hoe. 17 thru IS South — 41. MOO Ft. E.-W. runway must sell. FA 2-3371. H ig h w a y IT-SS. In the C ity serving (be Hanford area. o r C a e e .lb o rry , F lorida. T h a t the p a r tite Interested Free tie down. Plane said bu siness enterprise, ONLY 3 MORE rental 30.00 per hour. In e r a a s fo llo w s : REALTOR - INSUROR L a r s LEFT IN Courleey car. Daniel U. L o tt FA 2-4881 1918 S. French Ave. Sara B. L ott Call FA 2-3396 or Write b a t e d at W in te r Park. O r­ to W. II. Ilrure, 304 Hat. a n g e C ou n ty. F lo rid a , Sept. 3 or 4 IJedrt>om» ROBERT A. WILLIAMS SSth. 1SS2. t u n a D r, Sanford, Fin. I ' i and 2 Bath* P u b lla h UcL 1. I. I t . 73. >><3. Realtor ooo-ss Raymond Lundquut, Atsoc, Monthly t # P VA Pmte. end FA 2-3831 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Low An. V « # FHA By Owner 2 BR. House, one * M L sou th o f se n fu rd . 3 BR. house on 3 nice Torn Weal at 2nd Itoad shady lots. Doc Price. so u th o f Owens B ro s. South Sanford Ave. All for OPEN II a. m. to g p. m. DAILY tit,QUO cash. Pb. 668-4601. Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty 11 N. Park Ave. FA 3-2430 Finished Masonry Homes On Your Lot 2 Bedrooms with carport ................... $7,230 3 Bedrooms with carport ................... $7,930 4 Bedrooms with carport ................... $8330 Includes Healing System, Tiled Window SUes, Tiled Tub Area, Inside Utility. No Down Payment. Low Monthly Terms. Write P.O. Box 23, Leesburg, FIs., for Free Brochure. 13. Mortgage Loan* MORTG AGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial A Residential Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ ture. Call Nls Bedding Mf|. LADIES — IS-23 LAWN SERV1CK: mowing, Co., aU in Calory Ave. PA 2-3117. To represent our cuitomers In edging. Satisfaction guar­ ANTIQUES for sale. ChU your area. Must hive a car anteed. Ph. PA 3-1317 af­ FA MISS. and a private telephone line. ter I p. m. E x c e l l e n t renumeratloo. A IR -C O N D IT IO N IN G Write to FRED SKAF. 313 H- R. POPR CO. INC. GOOD used Record PlayerProfessional Bldg. Jackson­ 38$ Se. Park Ave. PA 3-4334 Writ* Boa 43, «/* lentecd ville 3, Florida. Herald. FR IG TD A IR E Saws ft Service OWNER transferred. Must a. H. HIGH sell complete house of furn­ EXPERIENCED line w is; s t Sanford iture, 1 year old. FA $4734. lasa YELLOW EDI XL cm APPLIANCE SALESMAN vertlbte, by awaar. Call Ph PA M W Prefer man 23-40. Must be PA M4T3 after ft p.m. o r experienced and currently WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, w o tact Mrs. Giatew, Hunt In the appliance business. SPRINKER SYSTEMS Llaeota-Marcwy, 1st. MM. T-SHIRTS 4$c, work gloves, Must have automobile. AU Types and 8ises cape, Khaki Pints. Surplus Position available immedl. We Repair and Service City, 201 W. 1st. alsly. Salary with IncanS T I N E ttvei, many company bene­ Machinery and Supply Co. ANTIQUES and old Items, fits. Desire man to man­ 20T W. 2nd St. furniture, china, iron Items, PA 3-4132 age new store opening wagon wheel, boCUes. Give BEDDING REBUILT shortly. Work for largest them tor Christmas, use ALL TYPES independent appliance deal­ our layaway. Open Monday Gateway To Tha Waterway er In central Florida. Ap­ Call FA2 -4331 tor Free Esti­ Your EVIN1UDI Dealer through Saturday I to 4 mate. 1 Day Service when ply E. N. Rally, Jr.. Britt's Sunday 1 to 6. IUway X R o b so n S p a r tte g Q e o f t necessary. loc., 334 No. tiranga Ave., Nuraary ft Antiques. 2 304-4-4 K. Ill PhTPA 8-3831 Orlando, Florida. OIL HEATER SERVICE miles west of Sanford, Fla. 14 F t Runabout Brnmel, ex­ cellent condition. 3ft bp. See IBM Job opportunltlea on Circulator! cleaned and re­ Kenmore Automatic Washer. paired. Complete service. FA 2-0003. Johnson, windshield, t o p Amusement Pape 7 next to FA 3-l$17 after I f . o , running UgM«, anAlogSt Movie Ads.1' Ambassador Cornet, reason­ « t r g f u tank ft trailer. Tractor work, mowing, disc able. Like new. FA 2-763$. OPENING Immediately gen­ Steal at $•$. Ph. «»TT$B. eral automotive; mechanic. General Motor products. Exfa cto ry t o you pelence desired. Apply In 33’ Long, $' wide. 'SI general. ALUMINUM BUNDS person. Jim Bates Service AUTO GLASS Enclosed head, Sag-proof bot­ One Br. $300 equity and taka Manager. BUI HemphUI Mo­ INSTALLED tom rail with plastic cade. over payments of $43.13 Mos tors. Ml Wsst 1st St. Windshield Buck Gln$3 Plastic er rayon tape*- Cot­ FA 3-3704. CbUdren kept. FA 2-4182. LONGDALE Central Air Conditioned 1 & I BEDROOM. Hi . 2 BATHS MONTHLY Babysitting day or night. Ph. FA 2-1212. Will care for children In my home. Adults supervised. 322-6328. PAYMENTS Priced From ft 2 BATHS Sunland Esuteu • On 17 83 ( 2 til. So. ef Sanford) Sales Office tat. llou«e Inside Entrance Country Club Reed at Mayfair Ceuairy Club WIN I. H i LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA • Conventions! k FHA Financing VA. FHA ft IN-SERVICE LOANS 6 FOR 3 • BEDROOMS. VA- NO DOWN PAYMENT $11,990 OPEN DAILY 11 TILL A NASSAU VACATION Sunland Estates Homes KINGS WOOD BUILDERS. INC. 2 PH- PA 2-3374 JIM HUNT REALTY. Sales Agent Days. FA 2-2118 • Eve. ft Son. FA 2-0613 • 323-0703 Pb. FA 3-4633 A.K.C. GERMAN SHEPHERDS RE1SARB KENNELS (Brasler) 1403 Kings Rd. Holly 1UH CL 2-1103 Daytona Beach, FU. Refrigerator Reasonable, ph. FA 2-0116. Round bobbin Sewing Ma­ chine, INI model. Must sell. First $20 takas It Write Box 37, cA> Sanford Herald. BUY, Trade er 8eB Used Furniture, Appliances, TV's WANT a good boms, good food Notice for sale: Chihuahua or what hava you. WUlUau and care? Reasonable. El­ Puppies. AKC registered. Purnitura Mart, Uwy. 174ft, derly people. FA 2-8133. Ph. FA 2-3831 or FA 2-3313. Casselberry, FU. HUNT LINCOLN - MBSCUET 18$ N. Palmetto Ave. Ph. PA 3-4444 21. Beauty Salon* HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Professional Care. Soft Water. 103 S. Oak FA 2-37X PERMANENT SPECIALS 18.30 CompleU and a large can of style spray free. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop FA 2-0834 FA 2-2420 31$ Palmetto Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. ^CHEVROLET OLDS CADILLAC Guaranteed Warranty Used Cars COItVAlIt 2 Dour CADILLAC I Door, Air Cond CHEVROLET 4 Door, Air Cond....... - ......... FALCON 2 Door COKVAIK I Door Deluxe HAM BLEU 4 Door. Auto OLDS 2 Door, Power UUICK 2 Door. Std. Tran*. CHKYSLEK 4 Door, Air Cond...................... CHEVROLET 4 Door Bel. V-8, Bid. Tran* PLYMOUTH 4 Door, Auto........................... UUICK 4 Door, A u to , Power UUICK I Door HT, Auto................. ............ CHEVROLET V, Ton Pick-U p......... .......... STUDEUAKER 4 Door, Auto................. ..... CHEVROLET 2 Ton Truck, 2 Speed ....... PLYMOUTH 4 Door ..... .............................. FORD Station Wugon V-8, A u to ................. e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e a s e e s e e s e e se e e a se e e e e e e e n e eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee tfllC CHEVROLET 2-ton Cab ft • Chassis, ISO In- wheel base, 2-speed asle, good mechanical condi­ tions, fair tlrea, body a little IK A 8 ruff, but en excellent buy at VwU 1 Q f t ( | CHEVROLET Htepslde half-ton t e l l H Pickup, long wheel base, re­ conditioned, new paint, clean I f 4Q R throughout. Reduced to I ft V O 1 ARK PURI) P.lftft Panel. A geod ■BUU running truck with * 13 1 f t lul of at riles left. Keduce4 te 7Y 9 I f t H U INTERNATIONAL h s l f - l . n pickup. A good tight I t J g serviceable unit. Reduced te • e o o e • e e e e e e e a se e s se e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e a se * • seeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee e e e .e e e e e e e e e e e e e a e e e e e s e e •ee •e e e e e e e a e e e e e e e e e o e e o e e e e e e e s e e e e e * • • e e * a o e e e e e e e o e .e a se e e « Se e ae e e a se sse e sse e s* HOMES Door Glass Vent Gluas ton er aytoa cords. SERVICE Sutikarik Glass nod Paint Senkurik Glass and Paint Company Company 210 MagnoUa Bruce Airport Stemper Agency PA S-4432 FREE ESTIMATE 'See IBM Job opportunities on Amuaemant Pag* 7 next to Movie Adi." house. 2 Bedrooms, kitchen equip­ 3 Bedroom partly furnished ped. 323-4037. bouse. NO 1-314$. Plumbing 4 Heating AIR CONDITIONING Alls of Sanford wants exCONTRACT and REPAIR perienced Sewing Machine WORK Operators. Experienced on section work for ladlee 1007 Sanford At*. PA 2-4302 swimwear and sportswear. Piecework with hourly guarantee. Start now and movt with us to our new Automatic Washer. PA Sanford palatial fully airconditioned plant with cafe­ New WestiBghouae U M wt7 Air-Conditioner $173. Com. teria on prtnilsci. Apply In person to our aew plant piste set ef Golf bom A Highest C a n Prices Paid Woods m S2MOS. manager Mr. Curiale at ft T ndo-la Allowance Mada 204 N. Elm Ave. to discuse On Used Purnitura ft Apyour future with our com­ pany. 311 E. P in t S t Office 204 W. Writ Hybrid Geraaluma in bloom Cbrlatraaa money e a e i l y Sale* ft S en Ice ORAPEV1LLE NURSERY through money-back Sale* House Wiring, fre e Estimatea Grapeville Ave. near 30tk S t Kit Plan. PA 3-4033, EvenVlblen'a Randall Electric a g l. I113 l l MagnoUa Ph. PA 3-0011 2 LOCATIONS 2503 PARK AVE. * CLAUDE H1TTELL. MGIL 21!) E. 2nd. ST. CHARLIE SMITH, MGR. ORLANDO CH 1-3166 FA 2-0711 FA 2-0861 I Q f t f l FORD F-IOO Panel. IVUO B00l| mechanical double rear doors. Reduced to. KUUU F-100 Sty lee Ida Pickup. I W w custom cab, i cylinder, new paint, thoroughly recondiH A M Honed. Reduced to IU JU FORD F-S30 Flat Bed, in good condition Uuoughoet. IX ftft FORO . FALCON - THUN DE RBI RD - FORD TRUCK DEALER 308 E. First S t, Sanford �M B A. R. Tree Fryer Wings A!m Mr*. ley Britt, Mr*. OUte Whittle. MIm Joaa Wright, Mr*. Dnttto Hlggia- Necks and Backs ib . 10* tothsm , Mi*. V . L. Gram- sans, Wfarthrep* E. Trne, MMtiaiBai, New Hampshire; Arthar B. Its* Jr., Arne*, taryi an* stater, Mis. V. 0. Batiks, East Kingston, H A aad Nms graadchlldrea. Mr. and Mrs. Tm* viiitad In Lake Mary every winter Air many years and will to remembered by many Mends. They attended tbs C o j a m a n l t y Presbyterian Church tore and will be m- WSCS Circles Set Meetings NEW TREASURES B a r t Holllngs worth, (right) and former treasurer, Jack Grata (left) look over the books o f the United Fond organiza­ tion in preparation for receiving donations to tha budget o f $88,000 set for tnie year's drive. Headquarters is now open in the former Crumley-Montieth Building s t 117 8 . Park Ave. (Herald Photo) tow, Mr*. Robert Drabik, Mr*. Jack Baway, Mr*. Qery Hudglas, Frank Metone, Braaat Cowtey and Dr. and Mr*. Vaaa Partor. Ala* Mr*. C. C. Kauffman, Mr*, J. Baiter, Mr*. B. P. Baat, Mr*. T. A. M ura/, Mr*. L. Musgravt, Mr*. J. M. Tulter, Mr*. T. Padden, Ml*. D. Oimattad, Mr*, §. SUa*l, Mrs. J. J. aUnktew* in , Mrs. Harrr Echalberg•r, Mrs. J. Moynlton, Mrs. T. SUrrett. Alan Mr*. B. Lovelace, Mrs. L. B. Hoop, Mrs. L. A. Heath, Mrs. L. Lampnan, Mrs. B. dldLoraasl, Mrs. Leonard Munson, Mrs. Cam* 10* Bmc* and Mrs. Virginia Middleton. Mrs. B. B. Trne in Lake ■ ■ l ' * .' , *, * Mary ba* tickets and in DaBary, Mr. and Mrs. Chaster Rearlck and Mrs. Asenafli Butter have ticket* tor sate. STEAK CHUCK F lavor A ged U . S. Choke • SIR L O IN • T-BO NE • CLUB ■ S T EA K it . Praak Hubbard, Oraasa CHy; Jack H ornby, Tampa; War­ ren Ewing, DeBary; Samuel Rowe, Ellen Hammeremlth, Erma Jean Baatey, Kathryn Hubbard, Sherry Johnson and Helen T. Gtecion * | Sanford. The Crusade Circle of the Casselberry C o m m u n i t y Mr. and Mrs. Alvin P. HU. Methodist Church WSCS will tell of Sanford, a hoy Discharges meet *t S p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Herschol John A. Lawson Sr., WaJ. Pyle on Spartan Drive la ter Gay, Ltwla Lalnhart, Maitland. Mra. Joseph Gonsalvos aad The Dorcas Circle will meet baby, Mra. Ruben Blako and a t • a. rn. on Tuesday at the baby, Monroe WUcoi, Chris­ home of Mra. Minnie Zim­ tine Buckner, Sadie Gut, merman on Lakevtew Drive Mr*. Mark LeCuyer and in Pern Park. •baby. James Emerson, William I. Evans Jr., Lola Steaktey, Mary Anderson, John Clough and Randolph Harris of San­ ford. Discharge* Daniel Bruce, DeBary; Jo­ anne Snowman, Longwood; Raymond Bass, Lake Mon­ rot; Prank Hubbard, Or an go City: Slmono Gitaea, Longwood; Mabel West, DoBary; Shirley Gaines, Lake Mary; Mary Rosa Kalla, Ixese Mur­ ry, Andrew Knox, Mrs. James R .. Dunn and baby; Cheater Dlggtes and Mrs. Frederick Graves and baby a t Sanford. t PORK Good News STEAKS In Store For Moose Women The organisation of Mooao women affiliated with San­ ford Lodge 1IS1 will boar good news tonight as Mrs. Eva Moors, acting chairman, tella membera that applica­ tion la being prepared by the Lodge for approval In estab­ lish an official local chapter of Women of the Mooao. The group will meet for Ba first mooting this month at • p. m. today In lodge head­ quarter* on the second floor of the Evans Building In Lake Mary. Charter membership In the Women of the Mooee will bo open to those women pre­ sently In the organisation and to any wife, mother, daughter or lister of a Moose member In good standing with any tedga in tha United Statas, Canada or England. Women related to prospec­ tive lodge members also a rt Invited to the meetings. Other reports to be given tonight Include plane for Youth Day (Halloween) visits and treats for children at children's thn Methodist Home in Enterprise and at the hospital and on the neat lodge dance which has toon scheduled for Oct. V , Pound 1 Lb. Quarters \ Lim it 1 W ith 95 Food Order Regular Size Limit 8 Plena* Food Order Bear Lake Garden Club To Meet HEADS By Shirley Wentworth The October meeting of the Bear la k e Garden Circle wUl be held at tho home of Mrs. Richard Scott, Shirley Drive, Bear Lake, at S p. m. Wednesday. Guert speaker will bo Mr*. Helen Cockley who will give "Qeneral Gardening Hints." APPLES » TOMATOES Legal Notice Wattes at Fuhlte Maartaw APPEARING IN SANFORD on October 2Bth U thin trio of musical artists, who entitled their presentation, ‘T h re e In Concert." Miss Sandra Volkert, (center) is a famous ballerina, who haa appeared a t the Metropolitan, with Southern Ballet Company anu five seasons a t the T heatre Under the Stars in A tlanta. A t left is Douglas Williams, who won the A rthur Godfrey show aw ard and has appeared widely in the country and abroad. G reg Colson (rig h t) is s ta r of the Greg Colson Show on TV and has mads m any symphony performances. Season tickets are now on sale from now until OeL 10th from members of th* Sanford-DeBary Entertainm ent A tap. iSTTff 28* Jfo llea la haraby atvau. Hoard a f Coaaljr O m m ln lo n • r s a f Samlnola County, n o r Ida. p rsp u aas to rasnna the follow !** daarrlbad pro p erty to n ad C-S Com aiaralol t s C-S Com m orotali L ata I and S, L a b s a f th a VTosda S u b d iv i­ sion. F u b lle h a o rla y w ilt bo bold la tb s s.n iln u l, c u u u ty C ourt Houaa. Sanford. F lorida. In tho C ounty Cum m laaloaora Itoam . on Or lobar IS. IMS a t *:S* A. SI. or i i lo a n tharoa tt a r aa poaaibls. Hoard at Coaaty Coataalo- a lo a sra S a m ln o ta C o u a ty , F lo r id a U y J , C. Malafelaaa, C h a irB lA i Attaat A rth a r Jr. F u b lla fc Oct. t, I S M Backwltb. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Freeh From Th* Farm PRICES GOOD THRU OCT. 10 �— y .- .- 1 ---- ------------------ r -r --------------— ----------------- - t t ---------------;— -----------» K» ,*f : 7; 77TP m ' ■ y " : - r - H P * 4 .v "*• ■ te e • .1 . Four Hour Trial ^ Evwry dog has hia day, and OP S tep had hia Monday in court. And II wan a victor­ ious oat. Called tor I p.m „ the In­ ability of fee attorney tor Shep, E. R. Kirkland, Or­ lando, to m ake Urn date on time resulted in acting City Judge Albert N. Fitts, not getting the proceeding* un­ derway until S:M p.m. If it was Shcp’a day. It certainly wasn't City Attor­ ney William Hutchison Jr's., day. AO of hia forensic skill was used to prove Shep'a passive animosity towards a mailer dogs constituted his being a "vlciaua, ferocious and destructive animal". C lO C* By LABBT VBBIBXL • fBOttOM will be kilted f a n by flu Owaty lioa this afternoon. • • • n il t k . . . Said Msadi before city f a tte n that d ty registrations ay la M M u eomparad to M M laat yaar and adds aha aapacta 4 M ta turn out to tbe yolk la tbo city in November . . . Wa’U ba lucky If M M turn o u t . . . Clip thia out. C a n o la , tad waH talk about B la N ovasbar. • a a The city la coasidertac aaO* iag Ua property ae Boat Seeoad S t which waa racoaa* mended fat a m atter plan ta bo utilised aa another down* town f i n elation. a a a A CONVERSATION WITH CITY MANAGRB W. B. KNOWLES: Reporter: Just bow much did that shaggy dog caaa coat the taxpayers of thia d ty f Knowles: 100 percent than M should bare. Reporter: Coma on, Pete how muchT Knowles: It’s been going on since February, police working on it . . . would bo bard to Judge. a e a Well, we know tt coat |S0 tor the municipal Judge. a a a RUMINATIONS A P T E B THE TRIAL OF A SHAGGY DOG. . . . It was made pretty clear at tha trial of Shop, that unless a dog is registered with tha American Club, he Just h a a a t arrived . . . nor have his owners ac qutred that patina of raapecability so essential In mod­ em society . . V I n a d ty has been since May trying to find an attorney that would sit aa Judge in the ease, but none of the local members of the clan of Ham' murabal cared to be suspected of sitting In Judgment on n dog . . , Shop’s ability to bo m an's best friend neerly un­ hinged the whole proceeding . . . how can you be dignified when the defendant la nuul ing everybody in aigbt . . , and wagging his tail . . . hia reaction to the decision waa an enthusiastic Ucklng of his huge chops . . . Looked like some notorious man was on trial with Chief of PoUce Wil­ liams and four members of the department lined up in the ball, instead of "good 01' Sbcp." , . . Going to cheek and see if we can find out how much the case cost the taxpayers of Sanford O well, U's all over now, and 01' Shep la home again. • • • Dty is really slowing down an condemnation proceedings . . . All you have to do now is plead hardship and they’ll give you six months to fix the house up. • • • An Altamonte Springs neigh­ bor, Mrs. A. M. Bontempo, tells us that since last year she's been trying to get somebody In the city to put up "Slow, School Zone" signs at the intersection of HUlcrest and Spring Lake Rd. near the St. Mary-Magdalen School . . . she says the cars Just wbis by and that It it's dangerous (or a child to even attempt crossing the highway. • • • Don't be surprised if the county stops drag racing at the air atrip . . . It would be too bad . . . they turned in over 1600 to the Juvenile coun­ cil two weeks ago. • • • Speaking of the air strip, model airplane show schedul­ ed all day Sunday and should be « treat. • • • NEVER UNDER • ESTI­ MATE THE POWER O r THE PRESS: An Item ap­ peared In “The Clock" Mon­ day relating how one Boost­ er Club chairman spent fruit­ less hours on the phone try­ ing to gel volunteers for the concession stand. Result: Today the chairman called to say five persons had call­ ed to offer their servlcea and thanks very much. (Hope the tGatora are aa successful Saturday — five touchdowns against Texas!) never been harm ed by tbe allegedly "trleona, ferocious and destructive" dog. Nor could the owners of tha Dadsshunden say S k ip had ever attacked people In their knowledge. It waa pointed out by Shep'a attorney, th a t ta order to be considered within the meaning of tbo ordinances and the statute they were copied from, Shop had to at­ tack people. And nobody would say ba had done so. When tt came tim e for the defense to eatl tta witnesses, Attorney Birklaad aald. "We have only eoa wttnses." He walked out to fen hall and la earn# Shep ott n leash. withia ! the meaning of tbo statutes covering attentions Involving somewhat wayward beasts. Rut It was ta vain. Tbe awners of Urn “regtiterad. expensive" miniature dachshands, who awore out warrants against Shop's own­ ers because of fee Inability af Shep and the two minia­ ture Dachshunds to get along together, did their bast on tha vitaeaa stand to provn Shop's ferocity, as slid two witnesses. But the efforts of the wit­ nesses feu Rat whan one of them admitted her pre-eebool yeungxen regularly played with OP Shop, both on their lawn sad on his, sad bad The first thing Shep did waa cosy up to a spectator, who petted him and Sbep revelled la It, then he spied Atty. Mack Cleveland, and tha his shaggy dog proceeded to make friends and (perbape) Influence people. Anyway, after tha ffeal arguments, Judge Fitta rul­ ed there waa no "corpus de­ licti" established and tha prevailing statutes applied "la rem " and not to the own­ er. This all means, that no crime had been proved, and that the punishments applied to tbo animals and not to the animal's owners. Judge Fitts dismissed tbo cast at t : » p. m. jjwtfflrii Sm tlli WEATHER: Scattered showers through Wednesday. High today, 86-90. Low tonight, 70-78. VOL. 63 SANFORD FIREMEN make frien d s with fo u r kindergarten youngsters ns they tell them about how to prevent fires and help keep their home nnd themselves safe. When these fo u r children paid a visit to the Sanford Fire Station Monday, they got to w ear firemen's h ats and s it in the big fire truck. From left a re Fireman Ronald Renaud, who holds Laurie Chevalier on the fender. Behind her is P e te r Bakke and Amy Youngblade. Coleman Enaley stands on the running board with LL G. Manning H arriett. (Herald Photo) Diagonal Parking Plan OK'd By City City crews will sta rt blank­ ing cut parallel parking stalls on the south side of F irst St. from Oak to Sanford ae the first step In a downtown im­ provement program approved by the City Commission Mon­ day night. Commissioners okayed a six man committee report by a 4-1 vote with Tom Mc­ Donald voting against dia­ gonal parking. "It will cost more money and wo know that parking Is not the answer,’’ McDonald said. McDonald said he approved the other polnta In tha pro­ gram but asked that diagon­ al parking ba stricken off. "If yout strike that out you might aa well knock tho whole business out," Earl Higginbotham answered and moved the program ba put into affect on a trial basis "Immediately." City Manager W. E. Knowles said that he had no idea on Just how much the plan would cost but It would maan tha moving of park­ ing metera, posting of 15 mile an hour speed signs and relocating the center line be­ tween Oak and Sanford. The downtown committee of Joe Baker, Mayor Jim Crappa, Al Wilson, E. C. Harper, Charlea Robinson and B. L. Perkins recommended diagonal parking on the south side of the street, limiting traffic speed to 15 mph third street be made a thru Mixing: Move JACKSON, Mias. (UPI) - street from Sanford to French Dewey Greene, a 31-year-old and a beautification program Negro f r o m Greenwood, Including potted plants along Min., laid Monday he hat the main street. The Courthouse Committee applied for admission to the threw the problem of where to University of Mississippi. find offices for the new coun­ ty administrative aide back in Enters Hospital tha laoa of the countv conunisWASHINGTON (UPI) slonera at Monday night’s Army Secretary Cyrus R. Vance entered Walter Reed meeting . A motion made by Andrew Army Hospital Monday for Carraway stated that “inas­ therapy and observation of much aa the courthouse com­ a back Injury. City Commissioners Mon­ mittee has previously allocat­ day clamped down on pro­ ed all the space In the court­ Rusk Pledge duce vendors using wayside WASHINGTON (UPI) house (under r e m o d e l i n g plans drawn up last year it is Secretary of State Dean Rusk stands requiring them to recommended that apace ba pledged today to work for start conforming with the found in a suitable existing of­ the "economic and social de­ u n itary codes of the city. fice some other place," (out­ velopment" of the “oppressed City Manager W. E. Know­ side tha courthouse. The mo­ people of Cubs" If they wers les hit at the lack of sani­ tion was seconded and passed freed from Communist rule. tation of the stands and rap­ unanimously a n d secretary ped the “ whole makeshift BUI Bush instructed to draft Probe Crash u letter to the County Com­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — operation." In oilier business the com­ Navy technicians sought to missioners to that effect. mission put into effect new determine today from wreck­ In discuseion prior to the sewer rates which will mean age of a Navy Jet and a civ­ motion, the only apace the committee felt could possibly ilian executive plane whe­ Sanford residents will start paying a minimum of 32.33 be utilised might be the por­ ther the two collided ove* on their sewer bills starting the Atlantic, killing live pertion of the law library direct­ Oct. IS. ly behind the commieiion eons. The new ordinance, drafted chambers. Committee members Monday night, paves tbe way noted that all the recommend­ Undergoes Surgery for the financing of the sew­ ed changes have been made In WASHINGTON (UPI) age treatment plant. the allocation of courthouse Doctors a t Walter Reed Army Approved a pay raise for spare, with the exception of Hospital performed surgery Lt. Joe lllckson of the police the registration office. Regis­ Monday on NATO secretary department. trar Camilla Bruce had said General Dirk U. Slikker for removal of a right colon that due the coming election, containing a tumor, aa well she would not Le able to move as an inflamed gall bladder. her offlcea into the courthouse until tha first of next yaar. Bridge ---- — Page 7 Sets Off Test C lassified ____ Paga 9 WASHINGTON (UPI) Page 8 Comics ----... Tbe Soviet Union set off an­ Dear Abby _ _ Paga 7 KAMPALA, Uganda (UPI) other nuclear device In the Editorial ... Paga 4 —Uganda, a mountainous land atmosphere Monday, accord­ Entertainment . Page 7 of pygmtea and seven-foot ing to the Atomic Energy L egale___ Page 2 * 8 Batutaia, became tha 33rd Com minion (AEC). It was Puxale _ _ Page 8 African atata today to taka the llth test announced by Society _ __ Paga 6 the uncertain atep to Uule- the AEC since Russia reygnifij ^R|d H |r Sports _ _ ___ Page 5 J U U V A ... Group Hands Problem Back ★ ★ ★ Clamp Down Set On 'Vendors' Herald Index Near Independence United Press Leased Wire Established 1906 TUE3., OCTOBER 9, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 887 Seminole Will Cooperate With Orange On Drainage The County Commission ■greed today to cooperate completely with tha Orange County commission in an $8,000,000 water control pro­ ject. The delegation was headed by Commissioner Donald Evans, who pointed out that the Orange County commit* akin did not want to feed Into Seminole County Meredith Hits Army Unit Move OXFORD, MUs. (UPI)— Negro James Meredith com­ plained today that Army unite guarding against vio­ lent protests against his en­ rollment at the University of Mississippi have been re­ segregated. In a three-page handwrit­ ten statement Meredith also denied that ha had been “picked or selected" by Negro leaders to enter the school. The statement was Issued from Meredith's apartment In Baxter Hall to • pool cor­ respondent. "Certainly no price Is too high to pay for the rights of enjoying full American citi­ zenship. Yet when It comes to forfeiting one particular right or privilege in onler to receive another right or privilege. It is quite possible to get the bad end of the bar­ gain," Meredith said. “There are two things that have occurred and are now occurring that have made my struggle most difficult. "The first concern* the mili­ tary. Tha first two days of my stay at the University of Mississippi, the m i l i t a r y units looked like American unlta. All soldiers held their position and performed the task for which they had been trained and ordered to do. Since that timt the units have been re-segregated. Ne­ groes have been purged from their positions ki ranks. On Thursday, Oct. 4, 1962, I brought this to the attention of the proper authorities. On Friday, I waa informed that the situation would he cor­ rected and the Negroes would be put back into their places in the rank*." without providing a way out to the SL John* liver. Their engineers had, be said, developed a back-bone plan, minus frills, that would drain into tho two Weklva Rivers, tho Lake j Howell ba­ sin and tbe Little Kconlockhachee River, sad 1$ waa nates- a ary for tbe local esmmta(ion to a u u r t them o( their cooperation In the acquisi­ tion of rilhta-of-way by the use of eminent domain pro­ cedures and other processes available. The only doubter ta tbe chamber was William Kilby, large SemlnoW land owner who declared that Uw idea of tbo Orange County com­ mission was to flood Semi­ nole County lands and they weren’t Interested la any­ thing bat getting the water out o l Orange County. He waa answered by Con- eade Set A drainage pla submitted by the RaUmeade Corp., for tba alts of tbcl> proposed •hopping canter on French Ave. at 27th St., w is accepted today by the Coun y Commis­ sion. Acceptance of tie plan will permit the coinpai y to begin construction within two week* on the new project which will Include a huge mw Atlantic and Pacific Toa Co npany sup­ ermarket, arcortll g to Tom Chalmers, Bellmwide repre­ sentative who presented tho plan. The proposal, which had tha support of County Engineer Bill Hush, will drain Into an old drainage ditch which pass­ es under Onora Road on its way to Lake Jeenip. Hush assured the Commis­ sion the underpays at Onora Itoad would ba mfftcienl to carry tha additisnal outfall without enlargement, “under conditions of normal rainfall in a normal yaar." Thera waa some discussion, started by Commissioner Ted Williams, about the ability of tha present ditch to accept more runoff than It now re­ ceives, but the board was re­ assured by Engineer Bush and tha plan waa approved. Chalmers aald, after the ap­ proval, th at tha grocery chain waa “pushing" to get the pro­ ject underway, and time waa of tha esssnsa If Sanford waa to have a new supermarket. Algeria Pledges African Support HAVANA (UPI) — Usu­ ally Informed sources aald today Premier Fidel Cas­ tro's absence from Havana was bolding up a resump­ tion of talks aimed al the release of 1,113 Cuban In­ vasion prisoners. New Y o r k Attorney James B. Donovan wav re­ ported "marking time" pending Castro's availabili­ ty for more talks. • • e In its first edition, the Her­ ald sa id the prisoners would arriva early today. In later editions, however, It said the transfer of the prisoners might be delayed but that it was still possible they would get to Miami today. In other business the com­ mission opened the way for the Sunland Garden Club to negotiate with Brailey Odham for the transfer of former park property from the county to the club ao they can start con­ struction on their new club and community building. The plat of a section of Meredith Manor waa approved with the proviso th at this la the laat replat permitted that has features not In strict ac­ cordance with the taw. 1,10 0 Cuban Invaders Set To Be Released? MIAMI (UPI)—The Miami Herald reported today that tha release of 1,113 captured Cuban invaders has been ar­ ranged and they may be brought to Miami today. • UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI)—Algerian Premier Ah­ med Ben Bella pledged un­ conditional support today to African nationalists in Uicir struggle* In Angola, Rhodes­ ia, South Africa and Southwest Africa. lie made no mention of the situation between the United States and Cuba, which he is scheduled to visit after talks with President Kennedy in Washington last week. But he did support the seating of Communist China in ths Unit­ ed Nations. luRlng Engineer Bert O’Neil, who pointed out that tbe con­ struction of dame, bridges and other structures was slmed a t water control, not only drainage. He did say that drainage was Important but tbo control of tba flow of water was primary. And for that reason it was neces- - w r -A K S > S S B !S > Drainaak-Plan • • so Joint planning and expedi­ tion of the project would b« assured. The Seminole Commission­ ers voted to give their co­ operation under the condi­ tions of the promised Joint planning at every stage of the project. Representatives from I h o City of Maitland and tho Clayton Realty showed up to appeal the decision of tho Board of Adjustment in throw­ ing out the proposed new Maitland disposal plant While the commission meet­ ing waa in its early stages the realty people and tbe Mait­ land delegation went into a huddle in the empty court room and the County Cora mil­ lion was told that the differ­ ences between the two groups might be Ironed out around tbe table and they would ap­ pear before tbe commission this afternoon with the results of tbe pow-wow. Invasion Time Ripe— Chiang The newspaper aald the de­ lay waa caused by tha lastminute scheduling o f a meet­ ing today between Premier Fidel Castro and James B. TAIPEI, Formosa (U P O Donovan, the New York at­ President Chiang X;*-«h#k torney who has been negotiat­ declared today "the time is ing their release. ripe now" for an all-out aL Reliable source* reported the tack on Communist China, prisoners were being moved led by himself. from a prison on the Isle of Chiang'a declaration, re­ Pines off Cuba's southern leased tonight, will be read roast to prisons on the main­ at a mass rally Wednesday land. celebrating the Republic of Castro and Donovan met China's "double ten" na* moat recently Friday night, tlonal day—tbe 31st anniver­ when they were closeted for sary of Sun Yat-Sen's OeL more than two houra. No de­ 10, 1911 revolution which tails of (heir talks were made overthrew the Slanchu em­ public officially, but they were perors. believed near agreement on It will be repeated in term s for the release. broadcasts aimed at the The Cuban leader had de­ Communist - governed main­ manded $tl2 million ransom for land. the prisoners. Donovan was "I will lead our armed believed to be offering him force*," Chiang said. food and medicines of conildThis will be the 13th nation•rably less value, perhaps al day the 71-year-old Chiang with a cash payment as well, j has observed on Formosa. Casselberry Delays Water Request Again Action on Casselberry Util­ ities’ request to raise Its water rates waa delayed again Mon­ day night by the Board of Aldermen pending the com­ pany’s presentation of a cer­ tified audit and satisfactory evidenca that the request ta Justified. A statement of Income for the last fiscal year waa pre­ sented by A. 8. Barlow of the accounting firm Potter Bower and Co. of Orlando showing that tha company auffsred a net loss of $4,007.78. Barlow, who said hia firm ’s certified opinion would follow In a few days, alto had prepared a schedule of the proposed new ratee showing in detail in­ creases ta relation to usage. After the board studied and questioned the report for more than an hour Alderman Rohn Lady movad th at tha whole matter bo delayed by the pres­ ent board until after the De­ cember elections. A second from Mrs. Hope Bennett and “nays' from tyorge Howard and Cliff Overman d f illirrktif the board since Chairman Paul Bates refused to vote. A t this time Attorney Ken­ neth Mcintoeh advised that in order to comply with minutee of tho last two meetings the m atter should bo delayed un­ til the certified audit report ta forthcoming after which time tho board could ask the Utility company for still further in­ formation showing why the added income ta necessary. In other business tba board accepted the low bid of Hol­ ler Motors of Sanford to pro­ vide a new police car a t a coat of $1,806 with trade in. f Other bids s a m e f r o m Strickland - Morrison, $1,854 and Brass Motors, $2,100. 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Darwta She* j i i i t h l ton new bob eats. They were Richard Murphy, Dta Om ; Jm h Morris, Randy Wal­ lace M i Tooy Butt Mara, Dw Mght la Weaver Bafl ef the Caaeolbeny C e a m e a l t y Methodist Church with Cababater WaOy Knbae la charge. Theme tar (ha meetisg was **M«0 A. D.,” aad Dta davaa praaeatad aa heagiaative skit —a.i— w u i^ tu n i Mmnurvt wiuc* might be aacouatered by fu­ ture spacemen. Mrs. Diane Johaaoa la Dan Mother of GOP WarniBff TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — OOP iiagriiileaal caadidato Wilfred C. V an e l TUlahaaaee aaU today that ovary fam­ ily la the nation mast pay 111 per aaeath to keep ap the In­ terest ea the national debt raw . leeelriag their wolf badges n n Jobaay Casselberry, Dtaay flm aad Kddlo RhodM. Todd Miller received the bear badge while gold arrows weal la John Laekyer, Skipper On. Charles Lytle, Bobby Aaaley. Eddie Rhodes, Oreg Raveruia Park •Bo m la A Coeamaaity BaQt With Frida- S ft 4 BEDROOMS - 1,1% * * BATHS Priced Front $11,900 Congo Troops Crush Revolt LOW DOWN PAYMENT 5 S J r« M J ! £ ,£ - £ .* SLSS' E FJUL, FJUL In-Service. Cenventlooal Ptaaadag KITCHENS BY uorou m u z (Dn> - L»utra»»ui. ,.m. u CUB SCOUTS David Johnson, Jaa Fortune Jr. and rjr. left to right, display trophies and ribbons won at last District Cob-O-Ree which helped Pack 640 come out as aoipetlton in the event Prises were taken in the Pine* Skffl Events. (Herald Photo) Un»*^2****"!!* b*M __ A UN apokesman aald two battalions of g o v a r n ro a ait troops took over Xaloajl's capital of Bakaranga Monday after brief skirmishings in which a Congolese soldier waa wounded and ono ef the Kasai Mrs. a limy Bklslak began leader's servants was killed. this week to serve aa the Her­ ald’s news correspondent la North Orlando while Bra. Grlaitaad la on leave of ab­ sence awaiting the birth of her third child. News Items may be called to Mrs. Bklslak al FA S4M or she may be personally con­ tacted at her home at 70 A Fairfax Art. la the commun­ ity. Mn. Griaatead will return to the work at the end of her confinement. North Orlondo Courthouse Records Correspondent i \ - . ........• FhMl Measee la erase Dean Hamll, mtg. fd . Oah OaUeway Bcokmaa vt Sanford Atlantic National la n k M Boekmaa Bank ve Henry L. Pringle. M W FIM atox,mtg. fel. Matanl BaaafH Ufa las. ^Hla n Volusia Oe va Berhert Miller, rial, I|U- C°- •***’ *»••* »*‘ U tttee £ t l Bofton Five O n t o B avtafi Life fas. Co. ve ** Don*ld Baldwin, etux mtg. Lea lo a n , etas mtg. fel. ,cL •oath Boston Borings Bank Williamsburg Barings Bank V> William Brace, etas mtg. va Prank L. Jones, etalm III. mtg. fel. Winter Park Fed A aad L. Baal Estate Traaaactioas Vs Barry Kane, etal, mtg. Young Smith, etux, to Leon­ id . ard Hayes Jr., etux, AltaWlater Path Fed. A and L. moats, 110,500 va Clyde Celeaaaa, etal mtg. William Jameson, etux, to J. Brooklyn Savtaga Bank vs Congo government t r o o p s Friday sight at Lymaa. hart crashed a revolt la dla^ half-time the ***** m i head wiU present a spectacaince aad captorod self-styled ^ which wiU fea•Kinf* Albert Kalonji. the . IttllllEht ^ ^ To Take Leave head aujoiatta Barbara Diggs u matador Twelve lovely senorlUa wiU & , 8piBllh danc. ^ BB> raehaa and tbn MaJoretta Corps will do a cape routine, playing an important nart in Uw bullfight will be a real, Uve trained bora*. GENERAL ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Custom Bedding A Specialty rW Recape • Truck Tlrea la AS Sixes CAVANAUGH T IB R SERVICE 14*1 S. French Ave. Gen. Office B U W . S 8 t h B t . P h . 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The all-new Rambler American “ 440-H * Hardtop has Reclining Bucket Seats, Console, new 138 HP Six, standard. Double-Safety Brake System with self-adjusting brakes standard, many other service-ftw features. See oew 1963 Rambler American sedans, wagons, convertible. SANFORD. FLA. Tr-r 7m~! 11r ~ ' ^ ■ r -T■ny �I : ■r : V fW T ^ ir •V* ■r’J WKATHKXt Goody with showtra through Saturday. High today, 8M 0. Low tonight. 60-M. Main and ClO<t ^ Wj LARKY m a n t L Governor's Aida J in n Kyae* assured tea Herald to­ day that tea bird sanctuary problem hart would receive tea atten tla of tea G ov ern * aad teat a thorough airinf would ba given tba (ituatloo aad It will ba dUeuaicd at length with tba Gama and Fraab Water Flab Commission to determine tba rtaaooa aad JuatiOcatioo for their action. • The storm wss moving toward north about 9 MPH, but ths weather bureau predicted it would pick up speed to 12 MPH on a north-north­ east course during ths day then shift to the northeast at 17 MPH to­ night Forecasters said Daisy should not increase hi size or intensity to­ day, but it generated new power Thunder night Hurricane force winds of 76 MPH or greater fanned outward in a 50mile radius of the center. Galea ex­ tended 860 miles to the north and east of the center and 86 mDea to the southwest “Small craft in Bermuda should seek safe harbor and vessels in the path of the hurricane should exer­ cise caution,” the weather bureau said. MIAMI (UPI)—Horrkajte Daisy turned away from the U. 8. main­ land today and aimed 100 mil« an hour wind* at the British island of Bermuda. The Weather Bureau said the season’s fourth tropical storm no longer posed any threat to the U. S. seaboard. But it warned residents of Ber­ muda to “ prepare for hurricane force winds, rough seas, high tides and heavy rain during Saturday with gales, mainly in squalls, beginning over the island tonight” At 11 a. nu hurricane hunter planes found the storm’s center about 430 miles southwest of Ber­ muda, near latitude 27.6 north, longi­ tude 69.4 west This was about 700 miles east-northeast of Miami. *■ • y r -. Kd We wouldn't be at ail eu^ priced to ace them back di­ agonal parking on the aouth aide o f Firat S t on a trial baala and okay a beautifica­ tion project alao. i The word la that Adama Shopping center construction will definitely get o ff the ground the firat of the year . . . Watch for a big announcment soon. , •• • • • • Bookkeeping system In the courthouse spperently so good . . . Martin County clerk here to look over the modernised system. • • • FIRE PREVENTION WEEK begins next week and members of tha Sanford Fite Department wiU be showing special films on how to spot hazards around the city. Here Lt. Henry Faint and Fireman projector as Fire Chief Mack Clevelund Sr. exu_____________________ - Of ijiFWMLt Pay Hike WASHINGTON (U P I) House loaders called up a Ms pottal rale-federal pay lacrease bill today with high hopes o f pauing It through the thicker of their own rules. local Trooper Has Close Call In Bus Crash Thursday afternoon when a BELGRADE .U PI) — The |Yugoslav government today "vigorously” proteeted t• Communist Red China for "brutally Insulting” Yugoslav President Joslp Bros Tito. tebool but, driven by Harvey Pugh, SS, Lake M ary, pulled out of Colllna A ve., Sunlaad, in front o f hla speeding pa trot car while engaged in pursuing a traffic violator. In an effort to avoid the bus which bad an estimated WA51IINGT0N (U P D -T h e IS children aboard, Chare|House wax ready today to b leu , going north on Hwy give President Kennedy full 17-92 at 70 m iles per hour, backing for any action rwc took to tha ditch, spun eisary, including use e f Araer around on tha wet grass, lean fighting men. to protect mapped a utility pola in two U. 8. rights in Berlin. places, and did over $aoo damage to the squad car. The pole struck tha cruiser WASHINGTON (UPI>—The about three N et behind I United Matte today pressed Chambteta' head oa tha left a twofold drive to weaken tee tide o f the vehicle, |Soviet grip on Cuba and.’dis­ , The school bus did not closed new information on tha . “ T ’ . atop, bat m s d o a le ft turn cow south bound Una of atlnulM dedlna of tha Cuba J .^ ^ ononiy. (econo; tho highway. Pugh w as later 1 tVa ‘ >\ ........ 1 ■—« U - rt*" ( —■ M It • " I ■T ' N ew wars Going O ver 'B ig ' W ith Sanford Buying Public Ben Howland of Seminole County Motors, "W e’re well pleased with the acceptance of the public and anticipating a great year.” "W e’ re sw am ped," said Bill Hemphill of Hemphill Motors, "and w e’ ve barely gotten started. The business climate is excellent!” ★ ★ ★ Market Place The Sanford Herald is the market place o f Seminole County. Proof o f the pudding is found in the fuct that the total retail business o f Semi­ nole County Inst yeur amounted to slightly more than 638 million and o f this |28 million was spent in Sanford. Read The Herald for the BEST BUYS In new automobiles, m ajor upplinnees, clothing, food and everything else you need. Practically EVERYBODY reads The Hernld, its the place to find a GOOD BUY in ANYTHING. Ed Zimmerman of I-ake Mary, who's helped put OUT plenty of fires, will be light­ ing one along about noon Sat urday to barbecue all those chickens for the Fire Auxili i r y ’ x dinner coming off at 8 at the Fire Hall. Ed knows all the secrets and the women art excellent cooks . . . prices Shoppers in downtown Ssn­ a r t ebeap, too, for you and ford today and Saturday will the kids. 9 9 9 ba st the opportunity of view­ Democratic Women tell ua ing the works of Sanford art­ that the November eleetiooa ists as they are displayed in won't hold a candle to the most stores up and down Firat hotly contested ones th it’ll be St., Magnolia Avs and Park going on st their State Con­ Ave. vention in Palm Besch today and Saturday . . . go to it ladles, show 'em bowl A rt, Bargains Slated For Sanford Tonight • • • BRIEFS ★ Adams Stresses Quality Needs A word of clarification . . GAINESVILLE (U PI) North America isn't running of State Tom eut o f money . . contract is Secretary just about up and the Job Is Adams said Thursday night finished and many o f the the State Board of Educatioo has neither "the time nor the boys going home. staff" to cope with Florida'* • # * Lyman fans will find cotton expanding Junior college pro­ by the bales at the field to­ gram. He said the state is plan­ night (candy, that is) as the ning too many higher univer­ Athletic Assn, uses the Longwood Fire Dept.'s brand new sities, and creating competi­ candy making machine to tion for individual school whirl the delicacy out by the growth "a t the coat of quali­ ty educatioo.” e yards. There are 30 paintings dis­ played in windows or Inside the stores tn all media, in­ cluding oils, pastala and watar colors, and depicting var­ ied scenes and impressions, many o f them familiar scenes around the Sanford area. The Festival of Art ia being sponsored by the Downtown Merchant Association, spot­ lighting the talent of local people. Herald Index Bridge .............. Classified . Page Comics . _ Dear Abby Editorial .......... Entertainment _ Legal* ------------Pusxle ------------Society ............. Sports __. Churches - Page 9 10 A 11 Page 10 Page 9 Page 4 Page 9 Pag* 7 Page 9 Pag* S Pag* 6 r * . a Complains ABOARD USS KEARSAHGE (U P I) — Astronaut Walter |Seblrra Jr .complained today that he did not have enough |"<|ulet time” during his sis orb ita l' flights around the earth. “ Things are off to a great S h l)W CUUSG start, we're taking orders like SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (U PI) m ad," says Gary Hudgins of —The United States govern Stricklsnd-Morrison. ment Thursday wss ordered "Folks hare nothing but to show cause (or keeping praise (or the new M ercury form er Army MaJ. Gen. Ed Monterey, especially the lad-1 win A. Walker confined at a lea—business is excellent," federal prisoners’ hospital. said WUlie Hunt o f Hunt Lin­ coln Mercury, NEW YORK (U P I) AU "Everybody has Uie 'g o at­ titude' this year,” says Don striking longshoremen were Bales o f Ssnford Motors. expected to be back on the (Due to a trsnsportstlon mix- docks in ports from Maine to up, the new Studebskers will Texas by Saturday under be s week isle, but sre ea g er­ terms o f a court order Issued ly awaited by many custom ­ to halt their walkout. Some were expected to be on the ers.) Red Brass o f Bras* Motors Job today. Back At Work says, "W e anticipate a real good year." At Holier Motor Sales, E m ­ mett Ferrell says, "W e'v e had a nice response and expect an increase of betweca 10 and U percent In siles this y e a r ." Board Okays Extension Link The C o u n t y Commission ThuroU y agreed to okay an extension to the proposed municipal section of 8R 436 In Altamonte Springs. The plan presented hy for­ mer Senator Douglas Sten■trora calls for extending the curbed section an additional 700 feet west to the city limlta and would require the pur­ chase o f additional rights-ofway at an estimated coat o f $80,000. 'OverThe Hump’ Say Meredith Bodyguards ★ B ote Com m laaioocn B u n •d at tea action of tea Mate agency, expressed themselves • a d r ttz p a tiic l coocurred la M uncart*la terms on tl* with A very, aad Commission­ arbitrary actioo of tha game e r Ted William a, a h a t e r and ★ ★ found nt hla hom o and ebarg ed with violation of tho right of way section of tha motor vchleto statute. When Cham bleta’ car struck tho polo, a support cable fall onto tho highway and a aouth bound station wagon, driven by David G Schlosser, 26, NAS, w as snag ged and $80 dam age was done. Tho front end o f Sch losser'a ca r was lifted off the highway by the taut cable and spun around In tho path of a ca r driven by Paul D Zugeler, also of NAS. No damaga was done to Zugeler' car. Pugh dented seeing the pa trot ca r until ho was in the lane o f traffic. Chambless commented that " I am glad 1 had a chance to mist the bus.” The Trooper wss not injured, and wrote up the report oo his own accident French Assembly Raps DeGaulle PARIS (U P I) — The OXFORD, Mlsa. (U P I) Jam es II. Meredith's federal French National Assembly, guards said today they b e -1 haunted by the ghost of Nalieve "w e'll be over the poleon III, revolted against hum p" if the weekend passes the growing power o f Presi­ without further racial inci­ dent Charles do Gaulle to dents Involving the Negro's day and toppled tho govern­ admission to the Univsrsity ment o f Prem ier Georges Pompidou by a crushing o f Mississippi. The 29-year-old former Air i voteDe Gaulle him self remain­ Force sergeant winds up his first week as an " o le Miss ed In office by virtu* o f the undergraduate t o d a y and, constitution despite the an­ along with most of tha stu­ gry deputies arrayed against dent body, will leave the earn- him. The rebuff came on a cen ­ pus for tho weekend. His destination was not an­ sure motion over De Gaulle’ s nounced, but lt was learned he plsu to bypass parliament plans to visit relatives. Mere- sod ask tbe people to make dlth will have an adequate a constitutional change on force o f U. S. marshals w ith . the method o f electing fuhim at all times. j ture presidents. Maitland's new sewage dis­ en the Ill-Lo Corp., a Clay­ sell English Estates ares o f the southend, received a serious setback Thursday night when tbe Board of Adjustment denied the application o f the Bradford Realty Co., to ex­ pand their proposed site firm 3.6 acres to to, and res­ cinded previous approval giv­ ★ ★ Dove shooting season opena at noon Saturday and Sheriff J. L. Hobby aaid today that just one rule will apply to hunters: OBEY THE LA W . One group of property owner* on land* aouth* east o f Sanford and the Naval A ir Station have aaid Soviets Order Attache 'Out' they w ill guard their laada against hunting and will re­ port all trespassers to tha Sheriff lor prosecution. MOSCOW Soma o f the lands In the area which was proposed as a bird sanctuary but turned down by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission are •ipected to be left open to dove shooting by tho owners. The Seminole County Sportam sa's As to. la attempting; to get signs placed along all streets and roads such as C a m a ra Ava., Sipes Ave. Ploeway and other thorough fare* warning hunters not to ■hoot over posted lands or In proslmlty to residential or farming areas. “ We wiU place these signs on ail public rights of way la an sffort to help the private Sheriff J. L Hobby property owners who do not ‘Obey Law* wish hunting o o their lands,' Presklcnt Edward McCall o! the Sportsman’s Association, said. "It is our hope that all potted signs and other mark ere will be respected by the hunters,” McCall said. Sheriff Hobby stressed to­ An otherwise routine meet­ day that "If hunters simply ing o f the I<ongwood City obey the law, nobody will have Council Thursday n igh t waa j ” ' Drainage Woes Heard At Meet j highlighted by a grou p of Lake St. residents w h o ram* to discuss drainage problems and ask that the city take cor­ rective step* Immediately, Low epots In the street, par­ ticularly at Lake and Hardy, are causing the lealdent’a yards to be flooded. In one instance, *11 the way through to the backyard. The council studied en­ gineering levels prepared by M. C, Hsgsn who also waa was present fur consultation st the meeting ami decided that members would meet a t tha site Monday a t 9 a. m. with a transit level fo r an “ on the scene’' survey and discus­ sion towards finding a solu­ tion fo r tho problem. HAWTHORNE (U P I) - A gasoline plant fire threaten­ ed 100,000 gallons o f petro­ leum and left a gutted o f­ fice building and storage tank in Its wake lata Thurs­ day before firem en from three counties brought It un­ der control. the land and build a the Bradford site fo r a d is­ ton Realty subsidiary, to use plant for tbe Orange County posal plant, but In vltw o f the bickering and m isrepre­ tbetr 10 acres fur the plant. community. sentations by all partita to The board's action was the When the Clayton people the dispute, the board refused result of the Clayton Realty refused to accept payment the application of the Brad­ Company's refusal to come for the site the Maitland ford company for expansion to terms over the transfer council started negotiations of their site to 10 acres. o f title for the ten scree site with the Bradford Realty Co., Appeal m ay be made to held by them, to the city of for a site owned by them. the Board o f County Com ­ Maitland, with whom they Permission had been granted missioners to overrule the had a previous agreement to by the board lor the as* ef Board of Adjustme nt. (U P I)— The So* viet Foreign M inistry today ordered the immediate expul* slon o f tho U . 8. assistant naval attach* bore .charging bo w s* engaged In eeplonage, Cmdr. Raymond Smith waa accused # f m aking oheerva* tlona t o s a taapeeifad milttary object white on a trip to Leningrad Tuesday. It waa un­ derstood he plans to Isavo tha Soviet Union Monday. Tha 8ovl«t action followed last week’s axpulslon by tho United States o f two Soviet officiate at Unltad Nations headquarters who were accus* ml o f bribing n U. 8 . sailor for American defense secrete. Moscow radio said the For* sign Ministry summoned U. 8. Minister—Counsellor John M. McSkeeney to Issue n protest and demand Smith’s “ Im­ mediate departure from tho Soviet Union." Polaris Test Partial Success "W e will do our best to pro­ tect tha people’i property and I'm asking tha cooperation of C A PE CA N A V E R A L (X7PT> all residents and hunters in avoiding unpleasant situa­ — An advanced model Polaris tions,” the sheriff said underseas m I a a 11 a streaked ■loft today from a seasldt Plane Missing: launch pad, but It had to ba WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. (U P I)— A single-engine Piper Cherokee plane with three persons aboard wss reported missing today on a flight from Jacksonville, N. C , to Westfield, Mate. destroyed high ever the Pa­ TIRES 33 cific. The Navy called this third lest o f Its A 3 Polaris— a new model designed for a range of 2,500 nautical mllea— a partial success. TIRES - THAT’S Fire Threat Plant Application Denied posal plant to be built in (he i t r o f I B a c n e la the controversial area, declared w would eloee hla property to h a t in g and refrain Mom the sport himself, “ la the Inter, ests o f the safsty at the peo­ ple out there.” It was Commissioner Avery who made the motion “ that this board, ia view e f its unan­ imous action o n three occas­ ions requesting a bird sanenary and having tba requests disregarded by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commis­ sion, authorise the Chairman o f tho Seminole County Board o f Commissioocra to commun­ icate with tho Governor u soon as possible, and respect­ fully request him to bring bis Influence to boar m tho agency In question. ” Tba motion was ascended by Dunn and approved unan­ imously. County Commissioner James P . Avery declared “ 1 a n pro­ foundly shocked at the action o f tba commission, la Rot con­ sidering the wishes o f the elected representatives o f the people o f Seminole County, and their failure to consider the safety of the people conc o n e d .” Obey The Law: Hobby To Hunters ITwofold Drive Conversion o f about four mllea o f SR 40 from a two Arrival o f new cars in San­ laned to a six laned facility ford this week has met with near here baa been completed. The $604,960 project extends cnthusUitic reiponse by the buying public, car dealera re­ from Interstate 4eastward 3K miles to Intersect with ported today. Replies from dealers, well Hwy. 17 92 in Ssnford. pleased with the looks of the • • • new cart and happy that the Shaggy dog case at 4 p.m . public likes them too, have Monday wiU not even be held been as follows: In the court chambers . . . Decided to hold the affair in ★ ★ ★ the commission room. Added wildlife officers will be here tomorrow just In case . . . One coming from Ocala and may bring some more . . . Did you know there la only one wildlife officer for the entire county? ... oast of Sanford re-estsblUhed. Commission Chairman J . C, Hutchison read a telegram from the Game Commission opening tea area to dovo hunt• r s , which countermanded their previous decision of Sept. 11, which d oted the area southeast of Sanford Avenue and Onora Road to hunters. Tba reason given b y tha wUdllfa board for their action was their "p olicy of non-in­ terference in local problems.” The board mem bers anger- |Ready To Act • •• That *0 0 ,OM water Im­ provement program win com a up before city fathers sooner than expected. Watch for the green light for engineers to be authorised to proceed with plana. IM a im Tba Board of Cassaty ■Laslowers aainimunity voted, at a apodal mooting Thursday afternoon, to tall upon Govor Farris Bryant to brlag kis poorer to boar, on tha Gama and Fresh Water Fish Commission la an effort tn have the bird sanctuary south Protesting • •• Tom orrow's the last day to register to vote . . . y o u ] hava until S p.m. w m ie k lo n CHICAGO (U P I)—The Na­ tional Farmers OrtaaUaOao aad Uveitock market officials today blamed eaeb other for Florida Highway Patrol the sharpest drop la beg Trooper J i n Cfaambleaa bad prices la y e a n . near brush with detlh That alx man downtown Im­ provement committee w i l l preaeal their recommendatlona to the City Commiaaioa Monday Bight. It’a a aura bet that among the recontmendationa w ill be maidng Third St. a through atreet from Sanford to Park . . . moving tba light at Second and Park. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 665 County Seeks Governor's Blame •• • •• FRI., OCTOBER 6, 1962 United A LL YEARS WE TIRES KNOW ! EXPERIEN CE • HIGH QUALITY TIRES AT FA IR PRICES. • EASY TIME PAYM ENTS • NO CARRYING CHARGES • FACTORY TRAIN ED PERSONNEL • EXPERT W HEEL ALIGNM ENT • ON - THE - CAR W HEEL BALANCING • WE SPECIALIZE IN TIRES FOR FOREIGN CARS • SALES - SERVICE & BALANCING • WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS McRoberts TIRE 408 W. FIRST ST. SUPPLY, INC, SAN FO RD FA �- *Y a s # tist Has unde tha chairman ■I the tiwatoeo, gave a ibasf talk on the church busina* and fetore plana of the finance fee the c o mi n g to r e p o r t * * m k i n ef Ike DeBary WSCS M bnU f A n a Church Sets Rally Day Mack kavw completed oas year perfect attendance and win roerive said pins aW special gifts. The gacmaent af Holj Cemmuaton wB be celsbrat-' ed at VIM a. m. Sunday. i f l . DEACONS AND TBU8TMEI present for last Sunday's annual Loyalty D lm r at Um First Baptist Church of AHajnonte Springs wars, front from k t t , Bom KsUjr. H. B. Hamby, MeU Leonard, Robert Westmsrk and Rev. Lewis Helnee, pester of the church. In second row art Harold John Camp, Tom Southerland and J. B. Murray and in back art (Herald Photo) C h u rch Of God : N t u r e n e •:*C A sa Of God ■ r Imm c m i l i r i i The Cenmlssina ea Edueatioa of tbs Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church met Maaday sight with the ala. liter le v . Oelmae Copeland, tad Carlyle Swafford, acting eaertfloa la repaid meet Mmaa t ta we'ra flgwrte ta aiprwi, hat whan ayea ora spiritual)? Oct t l w u tat at Sally Say for the church oehaot sad a coatoat will he hold be­ tween eUaaoe la each departmeat ier the best attendance record. The wiaaora will win attractive pictures or plaques far their cUawooms. « le v . Copeland announced that the Quarterly Conference bar been postponed until Nov. 11 at I p jL at which time a Being a Christian la a gift ad Gad hot an after la nag a g ft mtU H la accepted. When H to accepted It hecemee a gift. The Iseend Step la That Of DBVBLOPIMO. Jcena aaid, Y w I hare gha. Bat and MBs’ Mrsert od Ba an yen an esampla, that yw kind In Orlande, had been ahenld da aa 1 hare done In purebaaod and Installed and pan." (John UtlS). Chrtot to ear Standard ae it to very •leer that there to noth de­ veloping In he done. Grace Meihodist To Have Special Service Roily Doy Observed In Enterprise Episcopal Vicar Paturns From Diocesan Meet By Deans Estes f t . Georgs M. Jarvis nr, vlear of Christ Church Epis­ copal, Longwood, has return­ ed home after attending the annul Clergy Conference of the Diocese of South Florida at Camp Wtogmann la Avow Park. Camp Wlngmann is a diecsssn camp and conference center. The conference began on Sept. S3 and ended on Sept IT. Principal speaker was Erie Ley, head of the depsrtment for Christian Ste­ wardship of tha Diocese of New York. eyeeatcher to the pauiag motorists, the trusteu reported. They alee advised that many comments of praise have been received from members and friends who have seen the sign *»■( in­ vited others to make a "Sun­ day afternoon drive to view DeBary Church To Enlarge Rally Day was observed lost Sunday by the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church School of Enterprise. Regular order of procedure w u reversed with the first is minutes being spent in disc after which the entire school assembled in the can* etuary for the nmatader of the hour. Miss H e l e n lo o d p * u , church school superintendent, presented the teachers who In turn presented their class­ es with eaeh having some special part of tha program. By Mrs. a £ m Matter The DeBary Community Methodist Church has an­ nounced that plans to ealargo the Sunday School Room and social Hall of the ehureh will be submitted to the congregation for appro­ Sunday School teenagers of val. tha Sanford Alliance Church The new addition eiUs for a M toot by M foot lacrosse will attend a kick-off break­ In space. « fast at s.’ ls a. m. Sunday at R E V . FRED FOSTER, pastor o f the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church o f Enterprise, accepts an oil painting to be used in tha Social Hall o f the ehureh from Susan Ryan, Circle Y president. Tha painting, the work o f ; Peggy Kettenbach o f DeLand. was a g ift to Mra.i. George Ryan, Circle Y (Co* Photo) leader, who gava it to the circle fo r use at the church. World Wide Communion Day will be observed at tha Grace Methodist Church la SaaJoid this Sunday when Rev. John H. Hires Jr. will ■peak aa "Tha Mora You Love, The Mere You Suffer.’* The new Junior Choir will sin* its first anthem for the •:4I service and the Chan­ cel Choir will sing for the 11 a. m. worship hour. Thirteen men of tha church toft today tor tha Florida Annual Coafsieaca Laymen's Retreat being held through Sunday in Leesburg. According to Roy WeO Grace Methodist lay leader, the conference Is "one of the most influential meetings of the year whtre the laymen truly have their faith lifted and come beck for vital Christian service.’* Mrs. Appleby’s Restaurant as the opening event of an inter national mtmberihip conies sponsored by the Chrtstlu and Missionary AlUince. Rev. C. C. Dees, pastor of the church, reports that toms 30 young people are expected to attend the break­ fast. Aa unusual feature ef the contest to that winning will depend on the number of new people enrolled to classes rsUwr than an increase judg ed on the old basis of largest average attendance. Leo Watson, Sunday School superintendent, esld today that some I.MO Sunday Schools to tha l/niied States, Canada and Puerto Rico are expected to compete towards tha goal of brtagtog total attendance to the AUUnee church schools up to 200.000 a gain of about IS per cent. The crusade will center •round a visitation program to reach new ptopto to each community and all ebu^hes attaiqtor. a IS per cent enl rollmem Increase »IU re­ ceive special ettath-us. Hem to Sanford the Sunday School will sponsor a speelal event e.vch week through Nov. it, closing date of the contest. Wav. fu a i m ea mm oa Bar. Walter A.B. MaPbarrae VUgftoi Fellowship MS A aa- Baptist the teaching etaffa. Teachers lor the Sunday School are Nursery, Mrs. May B l a d e ; Kindergarten, Mrs. Easily McLeod; Primary, Ural grade, Mr*. Mary Mobley, second grade, Mrs. Lucy Young; third, Mrs. Flora Bunnell tad Mrs. Grew BcuJunior Department: fourth grade, Mrs. Pays Messlck; fifth grade girls, Mrs. fioUic 8wofford; fifth end sixth grade boys, Burbou Pem ll; seventh grade, Mias Ueaeor ZukowsU; eighth grade. Mrs. Jean Willis; ninth grade, Mrs. Margartte H a y n e s ; 10th grade, Mrs. Dorothy Klrkbcimcr; llth end lfib grades, Mrs. Bebe McClain; Single Young people, Mr*. B. P. Richards; Young Married*, Mra. Edna Duggins; Christian Homemaktrs, Mr*. Jeanne Shea and Adulta, Mra. La Carlson. Sunshine Circle Holds Meeting In Casselberry The Sunshine Circle ef the Casselberry C e m m n n l t y Methodist Church WSCS met Tuesday at • a. m. at the home of Mrs. John Blrkheim■, Seminole Blvd., Cassel­ berry. Devotions were conducted by Mrs. Btrfcbetmcr Chairman Mrs. Darwin Shea led the Bible Study prayer circle. During the business meet­ ing Mrs. Marvin McClain was re-elected treasurer, Mrs. Blrkbelmer w u pointed program chairman. Mrs. John Gee, Sunshine Chairman and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry, publicity. The circle to wwrktog quilts to be sold at the WSCS linear on Nov. 10 along with the cookbooks and pil­ low lops. Tba Circle also voted to hold a rummage eato to the near future. Prior to the meeting the hoateea served Daniah Pastcries, tea and coffee, Attend Meet Members of the Senior and Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church and counselor Jack Waltman attended the "Chrlat The King” sub-district meeting held last Tuesday night at the St. Paul Methodist Church an Adanson St. to Winter Park. £ Christian Science e a m iaa ■ imiowabt u m wr ewenew M i t S (Mtv A**. Past K. C aller------- Faetev BuaSev eehaal _ 1S-.M a. m. Baaear Moralaa WorsBlt HiSS a. m. OuaSar ■vtalat Werabtf T:i* V- m. WaSattSar Prays* Servka _ Till a m. ate rot* a * * Beads? aor-ke A Ssadar Sokool ___ lt:M A as. Jake T. Adams Jr. _ Pa(tor BwhSoett Moralaa WarsSip . t:SC a. m. ■aadar School ----- »:IS A aa. “ UarcaJItr* Wsdaaaday Sorvloo Site A a Iterates Warship ISill a m. KaaSlif Kcoast (ta Charci MT« MaoUag* — lilt A a M l (too) S:S*-«iM Tsoa * (la termadlato, aoetov) avails* Warship _ f :St a *a : TO LIST TOUR CHURCH N O TIC E CALL FA2-2611 U rge You To A ttend The Church O f Your C hoice W U m p lleh elb erfer M ortuary Benin L Wtleen end Staff The Americas OU Cempaay Cam] Mr. u s Mrs. M. a. •Utehiaad PtofTOStfg Printing Co. J. M. Camsree and Staff Stans treat Realty Hark BteooUcm and Staff Mra. Apsleby*a Restaurant ill n . P park Kckoto Bedding Company Holier Motor flelee Co. Mr. tad Mrs. L. F. Cuaer The Rita Theatre Barnett FarttU 4 Staff J. C. Penney Company BUI Levalnae A KmpWjece & L. Sehtoeen and Employees Food Fair Stores, lac. Hanford Atlantic National fUph Jake Dean 4 lu f f •COFlILD State Fans Insurance Companies Irving L Pryor eod Staff AVE. I~ These Sanford M erchants Southern Nataral Gae MAGNOLIA Viaurf PWBSBTTWA1AI ca c a ca Oah Ava aae VkM sa Or*wr Sawstf hr. ___ Pattae Thsmae H. Makla _ Assistant Msralaa Wtrablg _ 1:41 a sa KSSt SSKS.— HOLMAN POWELL’S . Iterates Warablg 11:*e a sa Ploasar Paltowtbl* S:#e a «a Samlar PaUewsblg . Siea a ■veals* Werabtg _ file a a WaA Prayer narvtae tiM a a BIBLES 111 Pretbyteriin Methodist George Halley 4 KmpUjees WORLD AMERICAN Pentccoftal Lutheran Howard M. Hedges 4 Staff Hill Lumber Jk Hardware Co. Jimmy Creppo 4 Employee* �mm .. * • * - ‘ -• - 'v •: - *■ . . #' 1 Vt . • -V , Sophomores Join Student Council At SHS The seasonal social whirl took Us first twirl Thursday ttth the pee*-setting Mayfair MB aader the management of Everett Kerr opening the gUasernee new S h a l i m a r M stepped fart* the new lounge over the peppermint striped red and white “footsen per" that matches the. Mayfair's significant red and whit* decor. Inside the exotic Indian at­ Mr. tad Mra. Kerr aad hos­ mosphere was Imparted by tess Mra. Edith Ysaria* brass filigree on wall-sconces greeted the crowd of guests and chandeliers and screens • of hand-carved Indian shesham wood. Gracefully draped Doans of the commiaaity’s leadlag eltiaras enjoyed the unique new Shallmer atmos­ phere and expressed their pleasure ia tide beautiful ad­ dition to the Mayfair, interior decorator for tha flsaliaar was Mr. Otto. Congress Hopes For Wrap-Up WASHINGTON (UPI) Congress, plagued with Im­ ponderables, today gave itself abeat a SO-M chance of finish­ ing its IMS session by Satarday night. Despite pressure from legislators who must go borne a-. to campaign before the Nov. • election, the odda for ad­ journment this week bad slipped. Final votes still bad to coma on money bills for for­ eign eld, publle works, agri­ culture, state-justice and supplamental needs—bills which under the rarely-observed rules should have gone to the White House by July 1. Conferees Thursday night agreed to fix the foreign aid money bill at $3.1 billion. But they still had to Iron out differences over aid to Yugo­ slavia and Poland and coun­ tries that trade with Cuba. MAYFAIR M ANAGER Everett Kerr and Mra. Kerr welcome NAS Cap­ Still hanging, too, were a tain and Mra. Robert Ware to the opening o f the new Shalimar Lounge in •l.l billion highway authori­ the M ayfair, Thursday. From left Mrs. Ware, Kerr, M rs. Kerr and Capt. sation bill, a war claims Ware. (Herald Photo) measure, aad a $3-4 billion rivers end harbors authorisa­ tion bill. Final approval was expected routinely on a bill boosting postal rates and federal pay. But the real hitches to ad­ journment this weekend lay elsewhere. They centered In a personalised fight over a $17.3 million peanut research item In Um farm mooey bill and on what President Ken­ nedy will do about a bill now on hla desk to let self-em­ ployed persons make taxfre* payments into their own retirement funds. Backers of the pension bin have planned to add It, U Kennedy should veto the measure, to the pending sup­ plement appropriation. They figure the President would accept it, however reluctant­ ly, as a rider on this bill. But at least one key sup­ porter of the pension measure questioned whether the Sen­ ate would muster the neces­ sary two-thirds vote to per­ FUTURE TEACHERS Club o f Seminole High honored 32 new m ember! mit adding such legislation and their mothers with a ten held Tuesday in tho library a t Seminole to an appropriation, l**t the High School. Last year’s members were hostesses, serving sherbet punch, normal procedures be to cookies, nuts and mints to approximately 100 persons. Here new mem­ badly "torpedoed," ber Miss Michele Jones serves cookies to her mother, Mrs. Willis Jones The House planned to act and Miss Brenda Brown, right, offers Mrs. Tom Brown some goodies. The today on the postal-pay and serving table was decorated with a basket o f fruit and yellow candles. public works bills, along (Herald Photo) with a resolution favoring a fight necessary policy on Berlin. ; The Senate scheduled an afternoon vote on Its war The Seminole High School a Mother-Daughter tea held Masters, Linda Wad*. claims bill and any other girl's chapter o f the Future Also Jackie Lovelace, Amy Tuesday In the school lib­ measures that were ready. Watts, Shirley Stumpf, Missy Teachers o f America honor­ Head Cold A nd AH WASHINGTON (UPI) President Kranedy, despite • bead cold, planned to act out today oB a fast-paced weekrad of polltlcklni aimed at hetptag Democratic Candi­ datea tat Kentucky, Ohio! Michigan and Minnesota. The Chief Executive also was scheduled to carry through two appointments with lataraatlonal Importance that he called off Thursday because of n "minor upper respiratory Infection." Pour mambera of the sop­ homore class have been addad to tha Studaat Council at Stmlnola High School to round eat the student gov­ erning body for the year. New mambera Include Ben­ nie Caolo, Linda Spencer and BIO Stamper. Sandy Blsbee la sophomore vice president of the Student Council. Junior elate members of tha council era Kddie Koiky, Deaala Brown, Kathy Gusaow and Susie Halback la Junior vice president.. Steve WUson Is senior class vice president aad the other council members include Jodi Taylor, Dorn Me Murray aad Richard Mayer. J. B. Phillips Is president of tha Student Council sad of tha Student Body, with Sieve Sewell as vice presi­ dent, Linda Mills as sacratary and Louise Higgin­ botham as treasurer. The council is making plans for Hoaeeomlng, Nov. Blit Including the parade, game aad draco. Art Assn. Meet James 0. Chapman, San­ ford architect, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Sanford Art Association Mon­ day at the Civic Center at T:M p. m. Chapman will ad­ dress the group on the sub­ ject of architectural an In the home. REV. AND MRS. DE1.MAS COPELAND and young son, Matt, were Honored by members o f the Casselberry Community Methodist Church last Sunday at an afternoon reception held in Weaver Hall o f the church. Mcmbera and friends o f the congregation called between the hours o f 2 p. m. and 4 p. m. to welcome the new minis­ ter and his family. (Herald Photo) Metals la Meiers Most gold eloyt used hi modem dentistry contain carefully established percen­ tages of platinum or palla­ dium. Club To Hear Talk On Sewing Equipment . The Lake Mary Home Demonstration Club will hold Its regular monthly meeting at 10:30 a. m. next Tuesday a t tha Lake Mary Fire Hail. ; Guest speaker will be Miss M yrtle Wilson, home demon­ stration agent, who will hpeak on the (election o f new Sewing equipm ent ; Hostesses for the luncheon a . noon will be Mrs. Mabel Brown and Mrs. Ruth BoutWell. , All m em bers are urged to attend and other ladies of the area who are Interested In the bom * demonstration program and work also era invited. Lutheran Guild Plans Projects By Jan* Casselberry Pastor C. R. Zehnder show­ ed a film strip giving the highlights of the National Convention of the Lutheran Church, held last June in Cleveland, Ohio, at last weed's meeting of the Lad­ les Guild of the Ascension Lutheran Church of Cassel­ berry. The Guild is planning ten fond raising projects. They will sell boxes of assorted Christmas cards and spon­ sor a rummage sale to be held Saturday, Oct. 13, start­ ing at • a. m. at the Super Y*lu Food Store parking lot on SR 438. ed 33 new m em ber! o f the club and their mothers at Accident Kills Miss Phillips By M ri. Clarence Snyder Word has been received in Oiteen of the death of Miss June Phillips who was kill­ ed Monday night In an auto­ mobile accident in Lynn, N. Y. Miss Phillips was the daughter of tho late Malcolm Phillips and the granddaugh­ ter of Mrs. Rom Phillips of Osteen. Catholic Guild To M eet The monthly meeting of the St. Mary-Magdslen Cath­ olic Women's Guild w ill be held at • p. m. next Monday at the Altamonte Springs Community Center. Mrs. David P. Hartman rill give a book review on the American Emerging Catholic Layman, by Thorman, fol­ lowing the brief business ses­ sion. President Miss Barbara Odham and tha other officers and members of the group and faculty sponsors Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman and Mrs. Grace StlnecJpher serv­ ed punch and cooklas to about too mothers and girls who called during the ap­ pointed hours from 4:30 to 3:30 p.m. New members inducted In­ to the chapter Include Drenda Renew, Sandy Clayton. Barbara Bolgcr, Sual Deal, Shirley King, Glenda Goembel, Michele Jones, Faye Hayes, Suxanne Orseno, Sha­ ron Blackwelder, Elizabeth Evans, Pam Patterson, Lin­ da Mohn, Helen klann, Jean Those are the c a r s SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet • Feraitare • Tile • Pisa#* • BeaUl ~— Economies! • BaHtbto Transportation Wa Bell, Trade. Service A Demonstrate Lewis Sales k Service SS1T Conntry Cleb Rd. FA 3-T9M KEEP EARL HIGGINBOTHAM Working For You As Your LR t f J.! f City f l Commissioner B P Paid Political Adv. Falcon Fairlane Galaxie THUNOERBIRD Belslto, Theresa Spears, Di­ ane Boston, Barbara Watson, Sandra Arnold, Paulette Normand, Eugenia Hoop, Sylvia Smith, Betty Odham, Linda Green, Elaine Echols, Don­ na Collins and Johnnie Gore. T h is is the total-oar warranty Ford M otor Company warranta to Ita dealers, and Its daalars In tuna warrant to ownara, as follow s: that for 24 months o r for 24,000 miles, whichever com as first, fre t replacement, Including related labor, w ill ba made by dealers of any part with a defact In w ork­ m anship or materials. Tires are not covered by tha warranty; appropriate adjustm ents w ill ba mads by tire companies. O wnara w ill remain responsible for normal maintenance services, routine replacement o f parts, such as filters, spark plugs, Ignition points, wiper blades and brake or clutch lining*, and normal deterioration of soft trim and appearance Hems. The benefits of the warranty are available to the original purchaser and to subsequent ow ners of the vehicle during the time and mileage lim its prescribed In FORD MERCURY Comet Meteor Monterey LINCOLN CONTINENTAL the warranty. Sonny's Coming H e r g J jj^ h a M t jjio a n a J o jf M T h e new 1963 Ford-built rara and trucks arc quality-engineered and manufactured to serve you better and last longer than ever before. The proof ia in the warranty . , . SOON? proof of quality unheard of a few years ago. In fact, It was only tw o years ago that Ford M otor C om pany announced the 12-month, 12.000- mlie passenger car warranty which becam e tha industry standard as other manufacturers followed Ford's lead. A t tha same time, Lincoln Continental becam e tha only American-built car warranted for tw o full years or 24,000 miles, whichever cam s first. Now, this warranty applies to all Ford-built cars, regardleaa o f price. A rt Festival Special W h y ia thla poaaible? Actually, the new warranty is a natural outgrow th of the engineering leadership that has resulted in twice-a-year (or every 8,000-m lle) passenger car maintenance. It goes 150 Fair Mens hand-in-glove with such Ford-pioneered aerviee savers as tha elimination o f the 1.000- mile Inspection. . . 30,000- to 38,000-mlla intervals between m ajor lubrications, Dress Slacks 6.000- miie Intervals bstween oil changes and m inor lubrications, self-adjusting brakes, aluminized mufflers, and longer-life electrical systems. These features that save you time and money as you drive art a direct reflection of the OVER 35 YEARS at First mad Palmetto Side Post Ofnce) MOTOR 8C00TBR8 FORD MOTOR COMPANY EXTENDS UNIQUE LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 24-MONTH—24,000-MILE WARRANTY TO ALL ’63 PASSENGER CARS AND TRUCKS Values From $7.95 to $12.95 (A lo e g (J s A p a A n o t h m y ^ 2 £ L iJ £ E J 2 - If £ i! £ £ - Z 2 1 iL £ 2 S L 2 L S £ E - 2 J ! 1 2 2 I2 ! llE New Members Honored By Future Teachers rary. f £k * L Kennedy's political trip scheduled to start with a « p. m. Jet transport depart* turn flam nearby Andrews Air Fort* Base, Md., was hla first full weekend of out-andout electioneering in the IMS congressional campaign. Press Secratary Plena Salinger said Kennedy plan-' ned to fulfill hla political commitments desplta the cold that confined hla to his bed­ room Thursday. Mai quality achievements of F ord M otor Com pany. ""o tr 6 .9 9 Seo the 1963 Fords at your dealer's now! C c H lH Z T L ^ Open Friday Nights 111 9 PRODUCTS OF (j i/JTrd "MOTOR COMPANY See the 1963 Mercurys at your dealer’s now! �ttB B tf e 1 R f f lf * . • '€■ lf> . • • ;^ • 1•'* • •• ... " * - *."-•-***. > ^ .A, ’ '. * v- t. -V'T, * • . ■ f *3r\ - • ^ 7 jr 'T- w' * r , * J XVI I * 'J ' - - - Longer. o Little TRock r . 1. ^rl gy ■f I-*. ■ . '• ■ £ C M IM V lh lt, f u n M i eon- a ssis ta n t* * tatomationsl trade, levari C Pitmen, ■ e tW tj is th* * *dd tat i e t o f l U th * K I N has torn aa tBtataodtog Job with 0 minima * of fo e . Tbere bee k w ae apparent White M e** p a e a n m Con. grass, M a m a , « Philadelphia beak yreefiaat aai a BepubUcm . baa aaia H a nsopartla n United Nates te a Senate t r o t y misietratiea bill ef lari Jen. aaijr baa eoaa tb»n*b freetkelly mwa thod. Where the bill baa bees amended by Con. frees, U baa beea strengthenOaa « l tba awn noteworthy amin fm ate la a pravirion v b l e b liita the Pmident 0 p tttti to irfftcie tariff* against eoantriee that de aet e o e y tn ti with tba United ttataa so trade through quota restriction* er enbeidlee to thetr ova todustrie*. Tble U tba fln t tfaaa anythin# like that baa ben la the program. arb than tba rival Democrat*, t atban H IM that tba am. l i t iM ta a la tba Mtursl oaa a KapabUaaaa. tbat it will maka irty meraeoheeite nationally, in tbia atanea it baa a food I to win mQUona ef conoonraMrtbanm now atQ Hiod to tho ■ratio party, a contention ia made that aa aa tote in largar and Isiytr m In tba Boatb. they art moot to ebooaa tho Democratic aa their habitat—aa they have la overwhelming percentages in rant northern urban canton. fl*oee who contend thus also pre­ dict that this and othar fa ctor* will tend te push tha southern Dem ocra- tho boot focaenata a r t th at H w ill not beyond tbia la te m l sewtnpUab* monte. W hoa It dooo, whan tbora la a m l . active, driving Republican party throughout the South, than aomo •ort o f realignment w eald aoem in­ evitable. It la hard to aao hour tw o m ajor partial can fin d aucceoa a t the lam e end o f the tfpactrum. U nless they art different, tb a voters w ill have no choice at aO. U n leu th ey arc different, th e sueeeaa o f one o r the other would soon destined t o be •hort-lived. lb # ito ry Uee in avante y et to be unfolded. B ut unmlatakably we a rt on the threshold o f tboao evente. H tU n Fuller Soys tea af n * New Bepublie, bfay i te m i ii f a The Her. sM i new power b Cabfseals Dews*rati* pel)Ucs.) By Retew Fuller Herald Ceneepoadcat Ufa In the White House ia nothing if net varied. Viewed from the outside there may seem to be some monotony in tha problem* absorbing the President lately. Judging by U|e psptM, /«.- Mi. Ut.inedy It* Id Cube. Berlin and Con­ grats on Mondays, Wednes­ days aad Fridays—Coegrees, Berlin end Cuba on Tuesdays, Tbursdsys and Saturday*. * e * But behind the scenes there ia variety nonetheless. The President end the intimate circle around him still give considerable Urns to good oldfashioned politics. It was skill ia that department that put JFK in that recking d o le b tba Oval Boom. Aad be does net f a • moment forget that if that aklB eecspa'M m ha wont remain b that e a t. Last week white tha headUna screamed ef other things •no i f the moot anonymous aad moot Important politicians In the Democratic Party slippod quietly bte Washington from the West Coast for ses­ sions at tha White House that west unreported. The name at Jesae Unruh, Kennedy's campaign manager CASE N-447s Lorn* B , aged 27, te the popular English teacher who perks up her ela a a with practical projects from the field ef psychology, "Or. Craae," she teld me a few months later. "I followed your suggestion and had my students bring magasines and newspapers to elsa in which they sew any netlee e f a pria "Bo I let them pick out two contests apiece. Oaa waa te in­ volve completing the test word of a 3-11m Bearish. "Tha ether centeet must in­ volve writing a fl-wofd letter. "And before tba week Waa over, our entire high school was bussing. During lunch hour, the pupils in e t h e r sources would be studying these contact assignment*, too. "After my pupils handed in their reports, we discussed them in front ef the else* end made ell the corrections er suggestions for Improvement that we could think of. "Then I graded their entries and urged them to eubmlt the b a t ones In the actual con- tats. Thle involved only ■ poetage stamp end a eoep wrapper er ether proof-ofperahaa, m most ef my etc. detota seat eat their classroom eorignaraata aa official *otrite." "And do you know what happened 7 When the winner* were finally announced, three of my student* had won some, thin#. Two o f tha priiea were for $5 and flO. But one fir! won an electric refrigerator! "Why, our elaaa waa written •p la tha Bfheoi newspaper! And the changed attitude of students has literally beta a miracle. “Boys who learned Indiffer­ ent to English composition end who were almost illiterate before, now began to taka a very respectful stUtude to­ ward writing. "And at present I am being swamped with requests to get into my classes next year. "In fact, the only drawback to the whole program of praetlcallxlng English composition, la the fact that some of my faculty colleagues ara now jealous of my big classes and tha demand of students to be registered for my courses. "If they’d juet do likewise, Lyle C. Wilson then they’d have popular courts* and heavy regia tratoft* "Or. Crane, why ia it that a teacher who teams Id motivate inuwiiti s o n tniniviigi tBQi falls bate to jealousy ef her te a powerful name te drop In top ranks ef the Kennedy Ad­ ministration. wnvouAnMoarr a w w -w x /M i tdwvAduytMa uw aw ivou r* nvnw nur/ J i J l WASHINGTON (UP1) - who just could not suffer the Tba predicament ef former poor fellow to serve hia time. California Damocratto politico. MaJ. Gen. Edwin A. Walker This fluttering of the heart White House patronage goes fringe were ae generous aa the through hia hand* out there. invites epeculatten whether muscles among the good falrAnd it ia to Unruh that tha the good falria of the right lu her* and abroad In behalf Connedys look to lick Nixon of a convicted agent of tha good feiria of the left. f a them thin y e a and carry Tho good general ia ta tb* Communist e o n s p i r n e y te California to JFK whan ha pokey, where It was determin­ •nough to baffte ths avs rags runs for raelection ta IMS ed that the pubUs safety re­ (Nixon captured tba bugs Robert Soblen’* motives may California electoral vote ta quired that ha remain unless hava ban of th* purat, but hie good fairies could m m ep 1M0). with 1100,000 ball bond. This that would depend on th* an­ In some Administrations the is a good round sum. When gle from which they were obPneldent has htid himself family and friends got th* bail ■erved. Soblen sought Uttte above precinct politics. But more than to bslp Nikita not so with Ksnnsdy. Ho and money together, the federal Khrushchev bury us. A pur* court laid another lock #n brothers Bobby both took time Walker, ordering him to bo enough motive if viewed from out last wsek from worrying tha angle, say, of the Kremlin fuahoab. VBM.esamob JSWiUMtR with Cuba and Mississippi to held tor psychiatric examina­ front door. listen to Jasso Unruh’a battle tion at tha U. S. prisoners The J u s t i c e Deportment plan f a California. Tha baste hospital where he is confined. seemed to equate the menace Pago 4, Sanford, Florida, Friday, October 6, 1962 strategy is to defat Nixon The bail bond laid upon Wal­ of Walker with ths menace of f a governor by getting a t a ker is identical with the eum Soblen. 9100,000 each. huge vote ta 5,000 hoy pre­ assessed against th* freedom This even though Walker’s cincts, predominantly Demo­ of tho late Robert 8oblsn Invasion of Mlssteslppl with cratic, ta populous Loo An­ when be, too, wee in tha pokey hia flag, his tent and his sktland lacked the scratch to get gelas. let mad* oven Don Quxote um ow . ssnrsa a ranLianna Unruh flaw back heme with out The good fririss of th* look good. After that of James w ns. Jenin u snonnenw left could not bar the thought th* Kennedy’s personal stamp lU sf Ouilasss U satser H. Meredith himself, the aadAS BVMLYN J . CUSMI.XO of approval on a hold and ex­ of the Uta Sohlen being so jd a t personal tragedy In the tsr ASvsrUelagDlreater confined. They put up $100,pensive campaign. Tho- Demo­ tnnn sbiblby conns tor ClsssltleaManage*crats’ secret weepon will bo 000 te ball tba spy end off he rson r a m rs m u s n n small army of paid workers Hew te terse!. r C tm u ile a Mesas** tm am m an w su i spread out through tho 1,000 That was * bed Investment to. Meeksaeisl Su»u precincts to bring apathetic Soblen will not be back, hav­ ■tiBscaim on batbb Democratic voters to th* pells ing been brought down by bis Bom* Delivers’ Bp Bad own hand ta London, He was on Nov. d. Samla sli Coaatp AM other II* Week MAP 1 rear I t l.l* I Tear Most experts predict that helped by British good fairies a ra * ■ • • u , are a Months the race between Nixon and X M B Monika M S S Booths Governor "Pat" Brown for M l 1 B ooth IAS 1 Booth A aa|J Memeriti 0. S. Poo tat B egolo.tooo ore Tided that oil mail th* s a t Brown now holds will GMts ho poM la QdTOaoO. be does. Unrub’s campaign in F rcS P i ter sd 00 eooood eiooo manor OoSokso a , ISIS at tho Poo* Loo Angela could provide the heart Olttee oT aaoford .n o d '* coder tho See ol Coogreoo of Marsh margin of difference f a th* ■Jg^R K SE A R C H Democrats. ¥ i g m \ G n U fu lly If a , th* man Kennedy bra '■■■■ " Accepted No part o f • » / material, now* er eSvertlsIns. o l till* made tha M * beu In Cali­ 8EM1NOLB. DeBART •Slllon ef Th# Sanford HiralS m »r be reproduce* la ear fornia will rid* even higher in m a n or without written permission of Iks publisher nt The the saddle. The papers may COUNCIL Herald. Any Individual nr firm ret^enelk*# ter eueh repro­ p. a box lot even com* to think o f it as duction will be eoneldered so Infringing on The Herald's I've, light and will be held liable fer dem ises under the low. ntws when he pays a visit to SANFORD, FLA. i’ ebilehed Hall7 eseepl Poiordar. Bandnr. and cartsSmani psbth* White House. fy n tU i Red Plan Abandoned UFI Farafga Kewc Analyst In n eeaaaad headquarters mot the ed g oa f islgen jast '" M a l y the tra that btirgjM teM l n od l fotater to tothe big, Jutey apples that baa rate aa a military WaQ tup tba stkhs thrown at HI* tba town ef Ian Mstbeut. fo r troa with runty, mm "Ram ," ha aald, "te where « wttbarad apptea a a net at* a yen* age the Communist tractive enough te ruts attea* Vtet Gang hitandad te cut tlon. loath Vtet Nam la two. Faculty jealousy routinely ia “tinea tba coming ef tba direttad t e t h e a e e i a a a f u l Awmieani tbat plan h a been to guarsato* Cambodian mmtrallty. Complicating th* rituriloa further is Urn irritetJon of Thailand ever V. B. promisee of military aid to Cambodia. meat ef their "ju st" war a- Tb* Thais hinted that thrir gaiaat ‘American imperialism. own strrag pro - Western Further, the Commentate •toad atoy ta tho futon ala ■witch to sbb ef neutrality. Nothing could pteeee the morm Letters practical pcycketegy projects. er Bagliah, I’d Imitate Lena and motivate my students by making assignments that fit­ ted tha hungers ef the stu­ dents. la send fer my "Test for Good Teachers," enclosing a stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. Motivation ia the grates! problem in edocstten, so Imi­ tate Lorna’s dynamic methods. lag delta te the south and the 17tk Parallel which divides leutk Vtet Nam and Com­ munist North Vtet Nam. Ik# colonel explained that militarily tha plan had been first ta over leutk Vtet Nam at tba midway point, then te bring pressure on the capital of Batgon from west, north and south, and finally to forte ■pen Bath Vtet Nam a Commualat-etyte neutral govern* This week, Pra*Lieut Ngo Dink Diem of South Vtet Nam announced that hi* traopa had gone ova to tho offensive again*! tho Com­ munists. It is an offensive ef air • bome thrusts in aa operation horrid svate nt Oxford, MUSm ealied “clear aad bold," manwas tha personal tragedy of lag that it clean out pockets Edwin A. Walker, form a ma­ ef Viet Cong resistance and then and* ta administrator* jor general, USA. No chanco now fer Walker whose talk la to aducste the te bo sprung, untea by writ people aad attempt te held of habeas corpus. Than could the land thus won. be great public outcry If Wal­ la this sense, then, the ker were freed pending trial South Vietnamese have gone because many persona consid­ ever to the offensive aad vast er him a dangerous man. American eld, which Ineluda Yet there was no public re­ thousands of American advis­ proach when Comrade Sob- ers, has upset the Communist len’a good fairies sprang him timetable of conquest from jail. Whothsr Walker to But a Communist advan­ er was dangerous to M r way tage te their ability te ahlft of life is not subject to In­ quickly from on* pressure stant proof. Aa of bow ha to point to another, whether it charged but not yet proven bo political er military. Fur­ guilty ef any crime. thermore. they regard 8onth Soblen was a Communist Viet Nam only aa one por­ and a felon by official record tion o f e war thater involv­ when bte ball wa* set and met, ing the whole ef Southeast convicted of spying hi tba Aria, including Thailand. United Itatea ta behalf ut the One goal te te forte the Beds. The price tags on Wal­ United States into another ker and Soblen were the same, Geneva coafercnce such a far out of proportion to their the a ie which set up the etUl respective threats te the wel­ questionable neutrality ef La fare of tho United States. rs: 1M0, la net yet a household Phil Newsom Soys . . . Left? To The Editor Editor: Tho Kiwsnis Club ef Ianford would like to thank tha staff of Tim Sanford Herald and sipoclaUy Dottle HUglabotham, for the publicity which you gave our recent fish fry and auction. Despite the weather, wo ended up with a good crowd end mode n aiaabte profit. Thank you again f a your assistance. Youre very truly, Xiwanis d u b of San­ ford E. D. Kirchhoff President Dear flirt Tho B b a n o a o r Methodist Church sincerely appreciate* ths support of many people who helped make our Church Festival a big success. To the many people who at­ tended tha f e s t i v a l , many others who loaned certain Heme, w* say thank yra very much. Tba foltewing pap!* and group* deem s special recog­ nition for their fever* to ua: • Tha Forty rtd Eight Club,' Mr. Tom Brawn— MeDonald Distributor, Mr. BUTUvriaro —Rita Tkratra, Max Base Grocery, Boa Franklin Dim* Store, Wight’s Oratory, Tho Auctioneer*, S c a l i e s t Ice Cream, Nr. H on, Mr. Shoemaka end Mrs. Walls at th* Shaford Herald. THE MOST COMPLETE Camera Shop IN THE COUNTY Wieboldt’s >10 a P u t A m . FREE INVESTMENT COURSE! 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Gritmo waa pro. aontad with hla Two Gallon Cartiflcato for hla 16th pint Htnry D. Faint D a v i d Grom and Bari Handloy yarn A new policy for garbage and trash disposal, effective Oct. 1, haa been outlined by the County Health Department, in accordance with directives J w u e d b y the State Department o f H eath , it waa belatedly disclosed Thursday. n the County <dumpe, lo ­ cated at Upsala, Baalandn and Cameron CUy, will bn open five and one-batf day* e week, with all day operation on an holidays except Christ* mar. Tbt Uosala — a Raalanda installations wifi be the only ones open for the disposal ef trash. At Um two trash disposal World W i d e Communion arais separate sections will Sunday will bo observed by the First United Presbyterian Church of Casselberry, meet­ ing temporarily in the Cassel­ berry Women’s Club Building on Overbrook Dr., at U a.m. Sunday with tho Saerement of Holy Communion. Communion la open to all Christiana and visitors are welcome. New members to be recelv* ed st this service Include Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Holier, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Shebee, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Tully, Mrs. Francis A. Hanks and Mrs. Frank Williams. Presbyterians To Receive New Members Pastors School To Be Held In Leesburg chin, Janet Johnson, Dianne Beach, Martha Johnson, Michele Malbon and Patsy Foy. Stand­ ing are Vicki McArdle, Martha Teston, Head Majorette Gay Stanley, Susan Stein, Deborah W hirtley and Connie Colvin. (Herald Photo) SAN FORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL M ajorette Corps are shown here in their attractive blue and white uniforms, wearing sparkling tiaras, their vesteea accented by glittering musical sta ffs. From left kneeling are Donna Bezwei* TV Previews 7:804:90 p. m. CBS. Raw* hide. “ Incident of the Port* ralt’’ Action la keyed on suaprase and it's unusually good. Trail bota Gil Favor (Erie Fleming) haa hla hands full with a blind girl (Nina Shipman) as a pataenger Scouts Set Sale Boy Scout Troop Ml of QuaeIberry is iponsoring a rummage tale Saturday mom*ig itarting at 9 o'clock at KJtb'i Market oa Hwy. 17-88 In Fern Park. GAINESVILLE — Separat­ ing tha treat from the forest on tha University o f F lorida’s 1,800 acre campus la a massive tree-tagging operation now underway. The project haa turned the famous “ pine and palm” cam­ pus, Immortalised In the Univerelty’a Alma Mater, Into*a botanical garden vrith approx­ imately, 6,500 trees and 168 speclea Identified to date. Adding to its reputation aa one o f the moat beautiful col­ leges, the Unlvcrilty o f Flor­ ida now makes its cam pus aa outdoor classroom providing visitors and students with botanical information aa they stroll tha traditional w alks. Familiar pathway landmarks take on new meaning aa stu­ dents discover a co-ed retouch­ ing her makeup beneath the Devil's Walkingstick. o r taka refuge from tho rain under a Chlneae-parmaol-tree. The guide map will also lead them to tho Puerto Rican Hat Palm, the Brasilian pepper, tho Italian Cypress and tha Japanese Privet which long ego took their stand amid Southern magnolias, s l a s h pines and giant water oaks. Project directors Samuel E. McFsdden. ornamental horti­ culturist, and Daniel B. W ard, botany professor, say that at least 1,100 campus trees will By Jaaa Casselberry bo tagged. They will bo num­ The United Presbyterian bered to corvee pond with those Youth of the First United on a free campus guide. The Presbyterian Church, of Cas­ guide will include tha scientifselberry will meet 6hls week ’.* end common nemea o f each •t 6:80 p.m. Sunday st the home of Stephanie rad Frank tree, auch as Pinos U ed a Lob­ Williams at IU Laurel Dr., lolly Pine), and IU native hab­ ita t Piaacrest in Sanford. Part of the averting’s pro­ The tagged tarsee in tho gram wi l l IncluJe Bible “ outdoor classroom’’ w ill bo lo­ ca te d along campus walkways. UPY To M eet In Pinecrest R . D . ROWLAND, asaistant cashier at tha Sanford Atlantic Bank has been named trea­ surer o f SHEBA, tha Seminole Hospital Eye Bank Association, o f­ ficers o f tha organiza­ tion announced today. The organization is non-profit and the only income is derived from donations R o w l a n d said. A ny donations should be made pay­ able to SHEBA. b o r r i a a and “ Intoxicating scent,“ la a dssesnrfsnt, they •ay. o f eeed Imported and planted when the U n i t e d States waa trying to break the Oriental monopoly on camphor o f tho early 1900's. The little stand o f longleaf pines located near the College o f Law building, dates back to Civil W ar days when agricul­ ture waa reduced In Import­ ance in the Gainesville area and land waa a b a n d o n e d . Longleaf pines gradually In­ vaded the area and years later were tapped for turpentine. This particular group o f trees still bear tho scars o f that op­ eration, they say. The several Tung-oll Trees found in back o f tha McCarty Hall library are remnants of tha days when tung oil waa aa Important Industry ia tho Gainesville area around the turn o f the century, Committees planning the North Orlando Civic Assn. Pot Luck Supper to be held at 6 p. m. In the Community Building of the Village Re­ creation Area have announc­ ed a program of entertain­ ment for the event Designed to be of latere it to all aga groups, the pro­ gram will Include free bingo from g p. m. until T p.m. and lames, such as dunking for apples, are plsnned for the children and will be sup­ ervised by adults. A film to be shown later la the evening la being ar­ ranged by Henry Ward and music will be available after the film for those who wish to dance. The annual Pastor’s School will bo hold at tha Methodist Youth Camp near Leesburg from Monday throuih Friday of next week for some 900 Methodist ministers of the stale. Sponsored by the Board of Ministerial Training of tha Florida Methodist Confcreneo, tho school is designed aa a refresher program mads up of intensive periods of wor­ ship, lectures and reading and discussion groups. Tha school also will feature dally “ how to do It” panels on tho practical parish min­ istry in relation to dealing with peoplt, tha community and social issues. Dean of tha school will bo Rov. Dr. Ralph B. Huston of South Miami. Rov. Dr. A. Dale Hagler. West Palm Beach, ia chairman of the sponsoring board. thoir 18th pint) Bkhard ChoU lotto hia 18th, Robert Cooloy, ltth pint, Woodrow Hartley, 11th pint, and Harry Wllaon, jsmuol Litton and Benjamin Hogheo J r, their 10th poiata. Nino plnta ia Um total of larria FoMa, Herman Harriet, Gordon Bradley, Frank Slater and Mr*. Jane Fletcher. Tho Gallon Club haa two new mombera, Harold Herbot and Melton Yehrington. Dean H a m i l t o n , Lewia Schwekhert and Jeaaie Green garo their aerenth donation and Joe Redden, Alvin Hittell r , Buaan White, Joe Barley and Arthur Brawington their sixth. It waa the fifth time for Vergil Anderson, O. K. Robin* son, WQdred Smorowski, Car* am Gager, Ralph Schwelckert and Edward LeGcr and the fourth for Albert Payne and Georgs Bromberger. Third time up was the score for Willie Smith, Milton Young J r, E. B. Hudson, John Brown, Charles Harrison and Mrs. Elisabeth Griffith and Mrs. Helen M. Tyre. Back for the second time were Eugene V. Dlmmock and Eugene D. Dlmmock 111, Stan* ley Poioskl, Edward Converse, Jooeph Sharpe, Abner Jack* son, Burnie Wiggins, Ernest Bows J r, William Owens Jr, Claude Crocker, Mrs. Lucy MRS. GERALD Warn* ke has been named di* rector o f public rela­ tions for the 1962 U n i t e d Fund Drive, President Loring Bur­ gess announced today. The five day couna w ill be held at tha H oly Croaa Epis­ copal Parish House from 8:30 a. m. to noon on Oct. 8th, 10th, 12th, 15th and 16th. Instructor will be Miss Marge Nlchola o f the Cltnia Council Head* quarters. Students should re* port to the fir s t clsss fo r reg* istratlon. Fallowing t h e Itadenhlp course, a session in basic ramping w ill be conducted. Those Interested In taking this courts should contact M n . William MacLaughlin a t 816 Satsuma Drive. 1 X I and 1 X 8 LARCH HV* Joint Paneling 1 X • tnd 1 X t PICKWICK LARCH Paneling (paper wrapped, g-ft lengths) 1 X i and 1 X S CEDAR Paneling, •nr Joint 1 X t LODGB POLE PINK, - V Joint Paneling 1-0500 Her Future Is In Your Hands The First Baptist Church of Tampa will be boat to tho Florida Baptist Convention Statewide Training U n i o n Clinic scheduled from Mon­ day through Ftiday of next week. R. Mainea Rawls of tha Bap­ tist Sunday School Board of the Southern BapUat Conven­ tion will serve at director of the clinic. Morning programs will con­ sist of Bible Study and con­ ferences and demonstrations on Group Learning. Work­ shops and daises for all ago groups will be held each avsnlng. Methodists Plan Special Offering Methodist churches In Flor­ ida will take a special offering observation of Sunday World Wide Communion Sun­ day. which, according to BUhop James W. Henley, will go with thst of other Meth­ odist Churches across tha country to the denomination's Fsllowship of Suffering and Service. Last year Florida Method­ ists contributed $30,360 to the fund which ia used to sup­ port tha Committee for Over­ seas Relief, Commission on Chaplains and Commission on Camp Activities. Arthur Beckwith Jr., gener­ al chairman o f the United Fund campaign haa announc­ ed the appointment o f Mra. Gerald W amka aa director o f Public RelaUona, aa well aa the follow ing new leadtra: Advance glfta — Randall Chaae. Corporation g l f t a Kirchchoff, Tom Mi Robert Shedden. Special and Professional — Harold Rowland, 8cott Duma, Dr. Gordon Stanlay, Gordon Frederick. Dr. W . W. White and Rav. Kmeat Bollck. Navy—Capt. Joaeph Tully, Capt. Robert Ware, Cdr. R. L. Deal and Cdr. C. W. 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I *55 1 nts Back In 'Reality' Skowroa, Buffering from • .cold, hurt his back la a work­ out Wedaeaday but asaerted ha waa ready to play, ’Thera are only a tow games toft and I want to be in there," said the Yankee first baseman, wbo waa lifted for veteran Dale Long ha Thursday’s U series-opening the possibility that BID Show- Yankee triumph. ran might not be able to play Terry, wbo gave up more home rune than any pitcher In at first base. ★ ant an year, hot bam wo are la the aeries. We’re down, but tar tom e e t" Dark recalled that the last fin e they were counted out was Wednesday at Los Ange­ les—when they went Into the final toning of their third gaaM playoff against tba Dodgers for the Natienai 1m go* pennant, trailing, 6-2. But they scored four big rune t* pull K out M and roll Into the series against the YenAltar today's gams, the teams taka off Saturday for transcontinental travel, the series resuming to Yankee Stadium on Sunday. The third, fourth and fifth games In this heat four out of seven eerie* are scheduled there, if the sixth tad seventh games are necessary, tba teams will aoma back bora. Dark announced tkreo finekp changes for today’s gams. Ha decided to bench his long-ball hitting first base­ man, Orlando Cspoda, "bogausa he's dead tired." Ha put tba left banded hit; ★ ★ IAN FRANCISCO (VF1) World Series sidelights: While Ralph Terry Is pitchtog for tba New York Yankees today, ho may hovo Us mind ea something besides the Giants. HU wife, Tanya, la due to have their second baby any meaaaat and the arrival Umo may coincide with Terry's ap­ pearance oa the mound. a lift when ba lined • drive over the left field fence to batting practice. Amid Wednesday’s w i l d celebration over tba Giants’ pennant playoff victory over the Dodgers, n men watched delirious fans swarm over a Powell Street cable car, hug atraagera and sound long blasts on auto horns. Beam­ ing, be laid. "It’s wonderful the way they’re cheering our Tba two most spectacular astronaut" plays of tbo day ware turned la by outfielder Felipe Alou of Business slowed to a virtual the Giants. Ha leaped high to standstill to Sen Francisco, the air and knocked down a Including the courts where drive by Roger Maris to keep the most frequently-beard-and It from sailing over the fence granted-request was for a mo­ tion for continuance, for a bom* run. Before the start ol the And later be came running In to catch a blooper off the game. Ibe playera still were bat of Torn Trtah while sliding laughing about a remark fiat oa Us belly. made by pitcher Ed Roebuck of the Los Angeles Dodgers An unhappy pre-game Inci­ during the playoff series with dent was to* theft of tba the Giants to Los Angeles. American and National Lea* "Her* it la two days after gua banners which would have the close of tbo regular sea­ son,” cracked Roebuck, "and decorated the two dugouts. the New York Meta eUll era losing ground." the American League this year—40—hoped to break Us series Jinx. He’s started three gamealoet two of them — and also made one toeing relief ap­ pearance when, oa hie second pitch In tbs seventh and de­ ciding game of the 1M0 World Series against the Pirates, he served «p a home run ball to Bill Masaroski wUeh cost the Yankees the series. For Sanford, it marked Us first World Series start, lie tost pitched against the Dodg­ ers to the second game of the playoff series oa Tuesday. Both Houk and Dark wera set for their tUrd game pitch­ ers—in Yankee Stadium on Sunday. It will be Bin Staf­ ford, 14-t, for the Yankees agatoit southpaw Billy Pierct, a Mg bare in the Giants’ eome-from-behind plsyoff vic­ tory over the Dodger*. Pierce to 1M. Machen Named Top Contender Ovkdo will ba counting heavily oa the throwing a m of young Jimmy Courier. 11m Mpbomor* quarterback baa been Uke a lire wire on the Oviedo squad, especially la tba tost two games. In tba game with tba Ocala JV It was Courier wbo passed his team from defeat to a tie in tba game. In the Uma­ tilla game Courier once again brought Us team from be­ hind and act them on to the win. With atlU plenty of playing tlma remaining In his es’ aer, Courier could become one of the real fine pasaers in Central Florida. Jimmy Fox and Teddy BeUhorn will ba the probable storting ends for tonight’s game with Jimmy Vilea and Chuck Littleton at the teekies. Ante Arndt and Tom­ my Partin will be at guards with Morris Luther the start­ ing center. Courier will lead the team Into action and will be doing tba signal calling. Scoring ace John Jakubcin and Bar­ ry Gouge will be at the half­ back spots with Thad Lingo at fullback. Broncos Con PROVIDENCE, R. L (UPI) Take Over 1st —Eddie Msehen, who lost n 12-round decision to Sonny In Grid Loop Liston in I960, was named top contender for Liston’s heavy­ weight crown today by the World Boxing Association. Machen of Portland, Ore., waa placed above Floyd Pat­ terson, who lost the heavy crown to Liston last week on n first-round knockout at Chicago. The boosting of Machen from the No. g contender’s berth to No. ], end the placing of Patterson at No. S by t!)a powerful WBA may be a threat to the return-bout con­ tract that guarantees Patter­ son a shot at Ltatona crown within a year. The WBA’s recent campaign against return-bout tills con­ tracts and the boosting of Machan may force Liston and Patterson to go through with their second fight in February at Miami Beach, instead of later to the year—In order to beat the WBA’s six-months rule for champions to defend against top contenders. Sign 11 DETROIT (UPI) -The De­ troit Tigers have signed 11 playera, Including six pitch­ ers to minor leaguo contracts for to* 1963 season. By United Press International The Denver Broncos, sur­ prise team in the American Football League, have an op­ portunity to taka over first place In the Western Division this weekend If the undefeated Dallas Texana should falter In their game agatnet the San Diego Chargen. Denver (S-l) plays the weak Oakland Ralden (0-3) Friday night to start the AFL’a fourgame weekend program. On Saturday night at New York, the Titans (2-2) taka on the Boston Patriots (2-1). The Texans, only unbeaten team In the league (3-0), face a tough teet against the Charger* (2-2) at San Diego on Sunday while the champion Houston Oilers (2-1) entertain the Buffalo Bills (0-4), Denver was favored by 13 points; Boston by 9; Dallas by 2 and Houston by 16. NEWMARKET, England — (UPI)— Crocket, a two-yearold thoroughbred owned by American Danny Van Clief, won bit fifth race in as many starts in the Middle Park Slates Thursday to be­ come a leading contender for the 2,000 Guineas Classic in 1963. TH E STARTING lineup fo r the Sanford Junior High School heavy squad includes fron t row left to right John Cannnvino, Mike Gray, Steve Harris, second row left to right, Earnie Steele, Mike Fordham, David Goioher, and L eroy Nopper, third row, left to righ t, Ricky Walatrom, Sterl Weber, A1 Boniface, end Chuck Scott. (Herald K ioto) Seminole High School’s Touhy stopped the Titusville Junior Varsity really romp­ Terrier JV’a cold with a ed Thursdey night ts the of­ SPO win. fense ran and the big de­ fense of Mike Glad and Jim* Earl Black, Danny TUlls, Eddla Kosky and Barry Barks all looked exceptional­ ly good to the backfleld with hard running and fin# pass receiving. The Seminole ground game waa almost stopped cold from the very begiimtog of tbo game, bat CHICAGO (UPI) — Mike then quarterback RonnU Hin­ Cestone, Montclair, N. J., son went to the air and Uw the I960 champion, and three Baby Semlnoles really be­ other golfers toed off today gan to dick. They started In the semi-finals of the moving right away and the eighth annual Senior ameteur defense did their part' 11 tournament of the U. S. the Semlnoles roared to the win. Golf Association. Cestoa, 38. waa paired Along with Glad and Tou­ against Merrill Carlsmltb, hy to the line, there was Joe 37, Hilo, Hawaii. Tbo other GaiU and Gary Wataon to teml-ftoal match pitted Col. add key Ucklei for the even­ Williams K. Lanman, 38, Chi­ ing. The Baby Semlnoles cago, and Willis Blakely, 61, looked excellent to all de­ Portland, Ore. partments of the gam* with Cestone bad the easiest good tackling, blocking and time to Thursday’s quarter­ real bard running. final matches, tripping James After the running game II. McAlvln, Chicago, 3 and slowed down, Hinson started throwing to Black, Barks, TUlls and Watson. All of these boys hauled to some fine catches as the Indians Gets O ffer MELBOURNE (UPI) - moved to victory lane. Philip Morris of Australia Still undefeated In two Limited baa offered tennis years and three gamea, the stars Red Laver and Roy JV’s sport a record unequal­ Emerson annual salaries of ed by any other team to about 910,000 each if they Central Florida. Next Thurs­ continue to play as amateurs. day night's game will be Laver, who completed the with Oak Ridge at Oak grand alam of tennis titles Ridge. Game time will be tola past season, reportedly 7:30 p. m. One thing that still pla­ has been offered (73,000 to turn pro. Emerson Is listed gues the Baby Indians Is second behind his Australian the Injury bug. Fullback Bud­ teammate to the wutld ama­ dy Burton didn't dress out for the game and other fine teur rankings. Senior AmPlay 'Torrid' boys missed action bacause of injuries. A total of sight or bIdo players art .now on the injured list and coach Ralph Stumpf baa an Injured player just about ov*F time ho tuna around. Elimination 1 PROVIDENCE, R.L <UP1) —An elimination tournament to determine n suitable epponent to challenge Sonny Liston for the heavyweight championship was proposed today by Tsoy petromfila. chairman of the* World Box­ ing Association rating oommittee, Petronella, who said the rating committee agreed with hie idea, commented: "Floyd Patterson’* miserable show­ ing against Liston sboald force Patterson to prove himself against the other contenders before any m eond match with Liston. Lyman’s undefeated Grey, bounds will be’ seeking their (earth win to a row tonight as they play boat to toe TttusvlU* Terriers at « p. m. This la expected to be cm of tbe toughest games in the Lyman schedule this year. Lyman head coach Bock Matte will go with the aarne tried and proved starting lineup that baa worked so wall tons far. Up along tbe forward wall there will be John Criswell and Gen* Winkleman at tba ends, Bin Toonk and Richie McCanns at the tackles and Manria Fellows and Dennis Flutter at toe guards. Chuck Wag­ ner will be at center. In the backfleld Freddie Grant will probably get toe starting nod at the signal catong spot with high scorer Paol Blackford at ona half­ back spot and David Haines at tbe other. Frank Hundley will fill in the fullback spot Only one touchdown has been scored on tbe stiff Ly­ man defame thus far to toe early season, but tbe Ter­ riers will sure give the boys a run for their money. Marvia Fellows and Dennis Flut­ ter have been tbe key men thus far la the Mason and will be expected to handle tbe bulk ef tbe chores to­ night. Tbe iron defenM bee given up only nominal yard­ age thin eeaaon and hoe bMa very impressive. Melts 1* more than pleased with the actions of his players and kas high hopes for tonight’s Pool Blackford has undou­ btedly been the big offen­ sive gun for the Greyhounds and la expected to shine ■gain tonight. Plenty of prac­ tice ha* taken place over toe week to pceparation for the gam*. S A F E T Y BELTS and S A F E T Y GLASS H EADQ U ARTERS MARACAIBO, Venezuela — (UPI)—Shortstop Lula AparIclo of toe Chicago White Sox threatened today to quit too Sox If they persisted In their demands to cut his salary for neat season. lUfardlau ef model o f your car — wo can give you quick, guar- Auto Glass AND BRAT COVER CO. 996 W. 2nd ' 222-9932 SPECIAL 3-DAY D ISC O U N T SATURDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY OCT. •, 8 nod • On All Y our cooperation is respectfully requested SKIL Power Tools by Seminole County Sportomen’g Association in aiding the property owners and S h e riffs O ffice to prevent illegal shooting, trespassing and hunting accidents. Over 200 Mens Tom Treah . . . Mickey M antle. . . Roger Maris Gators IR eady For Duke By United Pm a latenuttenal Florida it pegging Us footLilt hopes Saturday on a 19year-old sophomore in its ■on-conference battle wi t h mighty Duke. Coach Bay Graves an­ nounced that TOm Shannon, 170-pounder from Miami, probably will start lor the Ga­ tors In place of the Injured veteran thrower Larry Libertore. "y e ’re depending on TOm," arid Graves. "He’s been ■bowing real well In practice toe last few days." The Gators also are expect­ ed to be shy another offensive stalwart, swift halfback Ltody Infante, alio sidelined with an Injury. Mississippi, with Its Satur­ day gams site against Hous­ ton finally established at Jackson a f t e r federal-school wrangling over the possibility of more Integration troubles, drilled mostly on offense Thursday. lgflgggyU l?g £ £ ^ Coach John Vaught said the Rebels will “have our sternest test of tba Mason" against the Cougars who have defeated Baylor and Texas AAM to their two outings this season. Coach Bobby Dodd indicated he expects a tow scoring bat­ tle when his Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets tangle with Louisiana State Saturday. "Our line of scrimmage and their line of scrimmage both are going to be very tough to run against" Dodd comment- Short Sleeve Sport Shirts • Big selection o f styles colors & patterns. Regular $2.99 to $5.00 FrL & S at Only $| I f we wish to keep dove hunting, we must cooperate with our neighbors. Circular Sawn . . . Jig Bawr . Recipro Saws S u d a n and Drilfc FOR SUDDEN Report violations to the S h e riffs O ffice. 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Wlleen Horne Ae administrator e f the Estate of HATTIE HOOD HORNE, deceased Stonitrem, Davie A Melntoth Attorneys far Administrator Poet Office Drawer 111 tanford, Fterlda Publish dept, SI A O ct I. It. II. t i l l CDA-TS I * THE CIRCUIT COVET R| AND VOH I U I S I U COEN. x r . ptiOHtDA no . u s e e THE H U T I I A l DENKriT L I F E INSURANCE COM* PANT, a New Jersey corpora* lion. Plaintiff, u HERBERT MILLER et al. Defendanta. NOTICB OP BITIT THE STATE OP FLORIDA Tot lltrbcrt Miller. lib East Victory Drive, Savannah, (leorgla Billie Milter, 111 East Victory Drive, Savannah, Oeorgta. Ten are hereby notified that a suit haa been filed against yea la the above entitled cause, and that you are required to Me your an­ swer with the Clerk of this Court end to serve o copy thereof upon the plaintiff er plantlffe attorney*, whose name and addresa la Jennlnge, Watts, Clarke, and Hamilton, ISO* Harnett National Bank Building, Jacksonville A Pier, Ida, not later then November IS. IMS. If you fell t* do ■o a decree pro confeeee will h* entered against you for the relief demanded In the eom* plaint This suit Is to fore­ close a mortgage. The real property proceeded against lei Skit It. Block U, BUNLAND ESTATES, a sub­ division according to a plat thereof, recorded In Plat Uook 11, pages II to SI o f tho public re­ cords et Seminole County, Florida. WTNK88 my hand and the seal of said Court at Sanford, Florida, tltla Slth day of September, IMS. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Cterk of the Circuit court By: Martha T. Vlhtea Deputy Clerk Publish Sept SI A Oct. I, IS. II, IMS. CD A-il IN THE CIRCCST COVET OP THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT, IN AND FOR BIIHINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERT NO. 1S4M NOTICE TO APPEAR |RY PVBLf CATION! SUFFOLK COUNTY FED­ ERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. a United States corporation. Plaintiff, VI, JOHNNY C. HUGGINS and SIIIIU.ET r . HUGGINS, hie wife, Defendant*. TOi JOIIHNT C. HUGGINS (Residence Unknown! SHIRLEY P. HUGGINS, his wife (Residence Unknown) and Each and all unknown per­ sons. parlies and defendanta who elalm by, through, under or against the *fore*-'<t JOHNNY o. HUaOINS and SHIRLEY P. HUGGINS, his wife, whether ae spouses, heir*, de­ visees. srantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees er otherwise, a* t« each and all •f whom residence I* un­ known and Bash and all unknown pars■one, partial and defendants, as to each and all o f whom residence Is unknown, hav­ ing or claiming to have any right, till* or Interest In er to the following described pro­ perty, which I* tho subject matter ef the above-styled cause, via.: Lot I, BEAR LAKE HILLS, according to the Plat thereof, ae recorded In Plat Hook II. Pea* IT of Ih* Public Records of Semlnot* County, Florida; together with; Two ( I ! Eteelrend Heat­ er* Model 4**-B Including the building and appurtenances located thereen, aad together with the furniture. furnlehlnge, and flatures situate therein, and leoaled thereon. TOU, AND EACH OF YOU. are hereby notified that a Complaint ha* bean Med by the above-named PUIntlff against you and each of you to foracloa* a mortgaga on ths ahove-deecrlbed property la tho above-etyled cause and you and each of you aro here­ by required to file an Answer er ether Pleading responds# thereto with the Clerk e f Ih* above-entitled Circuit Court and to serve a copy o f such Answer or other responsive Pleading upon the Plaintiffs A g a t M )* Courehon and Cour■non, t i l l Blecayn* Boule­ vard. Miami. Florida, on or bofor# tho 11th day of Nov­ ember IMS; otherwise tb* allegation* ef said Complaint w ill ho u k ea as confessed by you. DONE AND ORDERED at the Seminole County Court­ house. SanforJ. Florida this Mth day ef September. IMSa USUAL) ^ Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk ef the above-en­ titled Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Publish Sept. IS A Oct. I, IS. . n . im l CDA-11 ■ J £ f Y » N PROCLAMATION . » » « by vlrtao at antbarity la me vested aa tha * W j f tbs c ity o f San. i K h T1.” 14*- 1 hereby call a Municipal General Electlea t# be held throughout tha City •* Sanford. Florida, on the Jth day- *f November. IMS. for the election at two City Commissioner* each for a term of otfteo o f thraa year*. ■aid election .hall be held at the proper preclaet polling placet In conformity with tha combined registration under Seminal* County Regtntratloa Officer and the Uwn aad ordi­ nance* reUtlag t# elect lens as new la fere* taiaald City. The poll* will ba.opened at T:M o'clock A. it . Eastern SUndard Time, and -will (lea* at T:M o'clock P. M. ea said date. 1 hereby appoint Peter Bn kur, Howard Cash lag. T. J. Demere, N. ▼. Parmer, Mrs. T. O. Albert. Ralph Lasalag, and lira P. E. RqumllUt. J raa Clerks, and Mrk John MeHotkey, Mrs. MdUil* llarrleon, lir a Mery O.1Holler. W il­ liam a Tanner, m r a Lucille Klrchhoff, Mrs. i Lids atln*. Mrs. D. P. Lantar, Mr*. Wil­ liam Gracey, u rn J. Q. Oat loway, Amen Staffer, Mrs. Allca Nerdgren, B. H. Lad*eke, Mrs. Ana . Cowan sad w . A. Ludwig as im pastsrs of said elsctlon.j IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto sat my hand aa Mayor ef tha City o f San ford. Florida, aa* Save caus­ ed to be affiled hereto tha ■sal ef eald City en this ltd day et October. IMS. J. H. Crappo As Mayer e f tha City of Sanford, Florida Attest: It. N. Tamm, Jr. City Cterk Publish Oct. I. II. II, M * Nor. S. IML CDB-IS IN THE CIRCUIT COVET OF TER NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT IN AND FOR SBMINOLH COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. tMSS WILLA M. CATER site known a* WILLA M. PHA­ SER. PUIntlff VOLUSIA INVESTMENT COMPANT, INC. ET AL. Defendant NOTICE TO DEPEND, To Robert It. Hawkins, al­ to known at R. It. Hawkins, If living and If dtsd, all un­ known persons claiming an •pent*, heirs, devisees, grant*»A -renter* or ether par­ ties claiming cf through un­ der er against said Def-aStaL and nit unknown persons claiming any right, title. In­ terest la the fallowing des­ cribed Und situate In Ih* County ef Seminole, Slat* ef Flerlds. te-wlt: 8 4 ef N W 'i e f 8E>« ef XBU and SW!1 of NE'i of Section II, Township SI South, Rang* II East, lying and being In Semi­ nole County, Florida Tou are hereby notified that a suit haa been brought against you, the nature at which la to remove certain clouds from and to quiet and confirm the tit!# Is the above described property, and you nre hereby required tn file your answers with the Clerk e f the Circuit Court e f the Ninth Judicial Circuit tn and for Seminole County, Florida, aad to serve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiff's attorneys. Carpenter A Carpenter, 111IH Metcalf Building, Orlande, Florida, en or before the Sind day ef October, IML llereln, fell not. or a decree pro confeeso will be entered against you. WITNESS my hand sad o f­ ficial ssal this lllh day of Septsmber, IML (SEAL! Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of ths Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida l l ) : Martarct K . Tyr* Deputy cterk Carpenter A Carpenter IU -IH Mttcalf Bldg. Orlando, Florida Attorney* for PUIntlff I’ ublleh kept. It, 11 A Oct. I, II. IML CDA-II NOTICB FOR BIDS Ths Hoard of County Com. mleslontre ef kemlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida will recele* blda at the office ef Arthur >L Beckwith. Jr- Clerk. In the Courthouse at aauford. Flor­ ida up to i : ! f P. M. Monday, October IS. IML fer the fol­ lowing equipment: On* (I) Motor Grader with fully • enclosed Heel cab. Grader le b* equipped and meet the following specifications: 4 cylinder, 4 cycle diesel engine, minimum It* M.P.. with hour meter, electric ■tarter, and rain cap en tu c k . Minimum weight 11.104 tb*. with 11.04 * 1 4 - 1 0 Ply tire* front aad rear, r^-nlng front wheel*, bydraullcally-bout ted mech­ anical ateering. It foot moldboard, mech­ anically controlled, with hydraulic shift. Coneunt.m.eU tranemle■lon with I or more for­ ward speeds and I or more reverie apeeds. Twaaty - four (I I ! month unconditional guaranta* on e n it ir cluteh. Fries bid shall be for the Item complete and delivered to the County Road Depart­ ment and should exclude or list separately all State and Federat Tasee and alternate er eptlenat Items offered. De­ livery date moot b# epectfled and will he considered la awarding the contract. Bid must ba accompanied by de­ tailed factory epeclfleatleas. ratings and technical data ceverlag the Ham* t# be sup­ plied. Price bid shell be fer eath •al* with payment te be mad* within M day* after award ef contract. Bid to be enclosed In a scaled envelope plaining marked en the outeld*. “BID FOR MOTOR GRADER, open October II. IML'* Hide will be opened at lt:M A. M, or at toon thereafter ae possible, on Tueeday. Oct­ ober IL IML at e meeting t* be held In the County Commission Meeting Room In the Courthouse at Sanford. Florida. The right Is reserved te waive cny Irregularities or terhnlcallltee la bid*, and to reje.-t any or all bid*. Board et County Comui.s •loner* Seminole County, Florida J. C. Hutehtaon, Chalrmaa By: W. Bush. Jr. County Engineer Publish Oct. I, M, IMS. COB-11 _ _ Fri. Oct *, Legal N otka _ a*-'- NOTICE n hereby given that I am- engaged In but taste at Casselberry, geminate County. Flerlds. under the flctlttens name ef. RAVIN REALTY, and that I Intend t* register said asms with tha Clerk- i f the Circuit Court. Seminole Ceaaty. Fterlda, la aseerdaace with the prevtefeae ef the Ftelltleae Name Statute* te-wlt: Beetles M I.lt Fterlda Statutes HIT. Big: Vlasta t MasatmUIa Publish lep L It. M 4 Oct I, 1L IMS. CDA-II --- . j ■Ft* ■4 It ' The Beard at Ceaaty Cammtaeleaera e f Seminole Ceaa­ ty. Florida wUl receive bide et the efflee e f Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr- Clerk, la the Coartheut* at Saaftrd. Flor­ ida ap to l:H P. M. Meadar, October IL IML fer the fellowing tqulpmenti Two (I). Compact Car*, with aaalpmeat le meet the fel lowing specificsHeat; Pear Deer Sedan with Minimum deceratlve style. Regular Mata Autematle trsnemletlen. ef type faralehed by meanfestarer. ta-tlae er ▼ eaglaa min­ imum S cylinder*, liquid COO1id. Mlalmum t f 1M h. p. beIween i .m - 4,IN ILP.M. R4gutar gasellaa •Tl a i t er 11 mlalmum tire else. Spore tire aad whMl to be laeladed. Aceeaeerltt: Heater, Two ■ua VI to re. Outside nser View Mirror ea Driver's Bids. Tarn Signal Lights Bids mutt bs seeempanlled by copies e f dstalUd factory spec) ft cations, ratings. and technics! data severing Item* te be supplied. The equipment supplied (hall ba new, e f current manufacture aad shall ba cov­ ered by standard factory war­ ranties. Delivery date must be apesifted la the bid end will be taken Into consideration In awarding e f the contrast. Price bid shall be for cash sals with payment to he mad* within le days after award of contract. Bids shall lnslud* delivery I* Semlnot* County Read De­ partment Bhope, South High­ way IT-II, Hanford, Florida, la atatlng btd price exclude or list separately all State and Federal Taste. Seminole County w ill furnteh approirlat* taa exemption eertlleste* at time ef purehast. Bid to be enclosed la a staled tnTtlop*. address to Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk, and plainly marked on the outeldo "HID FOR Two (1! COMPACT CARS, open October IS. IIU ." Did* will bo opened at M ill A. M. or aa soon thereafter a* possible, on Tuesday, October II. IML at a meeting to ba held In the County Commis­ sion Meeting Room la the Ceuthoue* at Sanford, Flor­ ida. The right 1* reserved te waive anr Irregularities er tecbalcaUUss .la bid* and- to reject any er all bids. Board e f Count Commis­ sioner* Semlnot* county, Florida J. C. llutohlsoa. Chairman Byl W. Bush. Jr. County Engineer Publish OeL I, It. IIS*. CD B.fl IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JVDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SKMINOLH COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN CHANCERY NO. ILSIi NOTICB OP SUIT WILFRED A. auOKOWBKt and DOROTHY V. SMOROW SKI, his wife. Plaintiffs, A.' vr. SMITH. St SL. Defendants. TUB STATE OP FLORIDA TOi J. D. DAVIBo.V. also known a* JOHN DUAN DAVISON, and CARRIE 8. DAVISON, his wife: J. A. HENNK8 T: C. I. BRITT And SARA It. BRITT, hla wife; A. W. SMITH, steo known as ALBERT W SMITH: MRS. CATHERINE R. BERNER, snd each of them, It alive, aad thslr re­ spective unknown tpouste If married, and If dead, their reepeetlv* unknown helre. de­ visees. grantees, sMlgnete. lienor*. creditor*. trustee*, and any and alt ptrtone or partite having or claiming by, through, uader or against eald Defendant, or Defendant*, or either of them, and against any and all pereana, natural or artificial, having, purport­ ing te have, nr claiming tn hart, any estate, right, title or Interest In or lien upou the fallowing dtocrlbad Undo lying and being In Seminole County. Florida, to-wl»Lota l it . l i t and STS. FINECHEST. according t* the Plat thereof »* re­ corded tn Plat Book I. Pag* 11. Publle Racorda •f Seminal* County, Flor­ ida. TOU AND EACH OF TOU ARE 1IEHB8T NOTIFIED that a suit has bean brought against you In the Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit, la and for Seminole County, Florida, the abbreviated title ef which la Chancery No. II.III. entitled, WILFRED A. SMOROW8 KI and DOIIOTHT V. SMOROW8 KI. his wife, versus A. W. SMITH, et al and you and aach ef you are hereby required te file yeur ansarer or other defense to plaintiff*' Complaint with the Cterk ef the ebove-aatlGeJ Court, and te aarve a copy ef Male upea Plaintiffs* attsraeyt- whose addre.e le EJ ward* Building. Sanford. Flor Ida. on or before the Ith day ef November. A. D. IML •• required by law. else a D* ere* Pro Conftaso wilt be en­ tered against you and each e| you for the relief prayed In eald Complaint. Tn* natura ef thle toll er proceeding I* to quiet Ih* title to Ih* ebove-deecrlbed land* In Ih* Plaintiff*. IN WITNESS WHHRBOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed tbit, my official teal, at Sanford. Seminole County. Fterlda, Ihlt tad day •f October, A.D. IML (SEAL! Aribur l>. Beckwith. J r. Clerk of the Circuit Court D>. Jean E. Wilke. DC. Sttattrem. Davie A Uslntoah Attorneys at Law Edward* Building Poet Office Box 111 Sanford, Florid* Publish Oct. I, II. 11. uM. CUB 17 v : *j \ ’ -M II «*»*c .a .c MetMleh . r VALIANT with completely new styling !e«da the major style changes in the compact car category. Makers say they ere convinced the new Valiant is the beet all-around compact anybody haa come up with yet. It is on display now at Brass Motors. (Herald Photo) DODGE DART for 1968 as Man at Seminole County Motor* ha* a new concave grille, and a new longer 111 inch wheelbase. The 1968 Dart in­ clude* the alternator for high speed charging at low speed driving. (Herald RASY W -- MERCURY MONTEREY, now on display at Hunt Lincoln-Mercury has a unique new feature, the inward sloping rear window. Thin makes a dis­ tinctive new roofline fo r the Mercury, which also has a restyled new bumper snd concave grille. New triple tallllghts highlight the rear end. MR. AND MRS. CLYDE NUTT of 106 W. 30th St. take delivery of their brand new 1968 Pontiac Bonneville, a four-door sedan in Yuma Beige et Bill Hemphill Motors Thursday. Salesman Henry Bryd is shown at right with Mr. end Mrs. Nutt. (Herald Photo) CTP Hears M azer; Has Business M eeting By J i m Casselberry A melting o f Um South Seminole Elementary CTP w s i held Tueiday night fol­ lowing in addreii from Henry Mazer, director o f the Florida Symphony O rcheitra, who spoke to the group regarding a le r ic i of Youth Concerts which could be presented for school children ia the south end of the county subject to approval o f the County School Board. The overflow audience w ai delightfully entertained by the talented and clever maes­ tro who illustrated hU talk with an Improvised piano solo. He strrsied his appreciation for all of tha colorful poateri made by the children at South Seminole Elementary to an­ nounce hit visit, remarking, “ This Is the beat publicity I’ re ever h id .” He announced that he will again be producing the inachool TV series, “ The Magic o f Music,” which will be shown over Channel Six in eight half-hour weekly pro­ gram s starting Monday, Oct. IS at I p.m. Mrs. Colecn Pope, office m anager for the orchestra Mrs. Barnum Dies Thursday Mrs. Mary Barnum. 72, died Thursday night in the Orange City Nuralng Home. A resident at dlOts Myrtle Ave. in Sanford, she came here in 1933 from Clarksfield, Ohio. She was a member of the Lake M ary Baptist Church. Survivors are her husband, Frank Barnum; a son Bert Arnold, io die U. S. Air Force and a daughter, Mrs. Elmira Hahn o f Colllna. Ohio. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. ra. Monday at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Paul Calley o f the West Side Baptist Church officiating. and a resident o f Casselberry, Joined Maser in anawering questions from the audience regarding the proposed chil­ dren's concerts before the meeting was turned over to CTP President Joe Laird. Mrs. Mary E. Dunn, first grade teacher, led the devoturna Is. - - * - Mrs. Lewis Cote, chairman o f the Library Committee, asked m ore m otheri to vol­ unteer to help in the library and M ri. Carol Harrell, part time librarian, thankod the for collecting books M e). Laird announced would fessor a t BoUlna CeOsge, wUl tbs library. present a budget at the No­ bo tbs guest speaker at tho vem ber meeting. next meeting o f tb* CTP and She stated tb it ths library ia Howard Babbit, grounds will spesk o * “ Beading fo r no longer Just a place for committee chairman, baa ask­ Children” checking out books. Ths trend ed for volunteer* to work Jtcfrcshmcnts were served is toward library sarvlcc, with Saturday morning to beautify in tb* cafeteria fallowing tho the library becoming s center the school grounds. meeting and classrooms w ets fo r obtaining phonograph D r. Carol Burnett, s pro­ opened for visitationrecords and all types o f visual aids a i well as books. Mrs. Agnes Shephard, clinic mother chairman, reported that 47 mothers attended tho first clinic meeting this year. She reported that 161 chil­ dren were treated in the clinic during the first month of school and IS mothers con­ ducted an eye clinic to test Dr. Elmer Q. Close will be and vegetable growing hava Hit? children's sight. the speaker at the second ses­ signed up for thle seven-week Sirs. Peg Simmons has been sion of the Seminole County course being conducted by tha named room chairman for Marketing School neat Mon­ County Agricultural Agent's grades one through three and day night at the Agricultural Office. The meetings are held Mrs. Louise Means, room mo­ Center. Dr. Close la Merchan­ in the Conference Room at the ther chairman for gradts four dising Specialist, Division of Seminole County Agricultural through six. Marketing of the State De­ Center each Monday night, Sirs. Simmons announced 7:30-9:30. partment o f Agriculture. that five room mothers would The subject for discussion substitute for the first grade will be “ Legislation snd Gov­ teachers Thursday afternoon ernment Service* Pertaining at 2 o'clock during a coffee for to Marketing.” first grade mothers. Farmere a r e acquainted Tom Moses has been ap­ with some of the legislation pointed chairman o f tho Ways and government services per­ and Slcuns committee which taining to marketing. There Mrs. H. J. Fernandes, SL is, however, a great deal about thsse things that many Petersburg, sister of Mrs. farmers do not know. A more Louis Rotas, Sanford, died thorough understanding should Thursday at her home. beneilt t h e m individually A native o f San Juan, with their marketing. In ad­ Puerto Rico, Mra. Fernandes dition, there are many dif­ TALLAHASSEE ( U P I ) - A ferent possibilities for group cam e to Florida in 1M3. The top to bottom reorganisation action to improve marketing. deceased had many friends in of the much-criticised State These things will be discussed Sanford, and is survived by Beverage Department was an­ this session and in later ses­ M. A . Fernandes, son, Paul nounced today by Director sions. J. Fernandes, grandson, o f Tom Lee Jr. Recently the Florida State St. Petersburg, her brother The wholesale reshuffle of Department o f Agriculture Louis Castro, Miami, an aunt, l Jobs sod authority followed completed a reorganization Mrs. L. Sanches, and her ; strong criticism of the agency program. Throughout the re­ nephew, Michael J. Ptkuleff from various areas and con organisation the ares o f mar­ of Sanford. Ptkuleff is at vlctlon o f a top department keting was emphasized. Dr. present a student at Mar* official and aa undercovar Close will present in detail quetta University, Milwaukee, agent on felony chargee. tha newly form ed Division of Wls. The new plan includes crea Marketing as well as certain Funeral arrangements are tion of six new positions, in activities of other divisions incomplete. eluding an Internal auditor closely associated with the responsible only to Lee whose field o f marketing. function will be to check on Many producers and ship­ activities of beverage person pers are unaware of cervices nel. which are available to them and the method of procedure to be followed in obtaining these services. A m ore thor The First Presbyterian ough understanding of the operations and goals of the Chu'ch of Sanford has an­ By Jose Casselberry State Department of Agricul­ nounced that Promotion Day Tho L'nitod Presbyterian ture will prove bcMficial in will be observed Sunday b y Wumcn of the First United solving local marlutling prob­ the Church School when U Presbyterian Church of Cas­ lems. parents and organising D r. Close To Speak A t M a rk e tin g School Mrs. Fernandez Passes Away HENRY MAZER, director o f the Florida Sym< phony Orcheatru, center, was Kuest at Tuesday's meeting o f the South Seminole Elementary LTI* to discuss a proposed plan for bringing a Youth Concert series to South Seminole areas. With him are Mrs. May Oetrow, CTP program chuirmun and Maj. Joseph Laird, CTP president. (Herald Photo) Moose Set Degree Teams And Women Of The Moose Sanford Moos* Lodge 1U1 Wednesday O st step* night took the towards forming its own Degree Team s and also voted to officially apply for approval to establish a local chapter of Women of the Moose. Otis Sjoblom, governor o f Um lodge, an­ nounced today. Elections were held to fill three offices naming Bruce r ic r iT iu io ns nr NOTICE IS hereby (Ivcn that Aul, one >car trustee; Bill I am enaas*4 In boalnsss at Maitland. Fla., Scmlnul* Co in - Harris, two year trustee and tr, Florida, under the flcll. Harold Patterson, prelate. Gone same of. HICKOftT Sjoblom displayed wristHOUSE, and that I Intend tn reliefer eald name with the watches to be awarded the Cterk of the circuit Court, man and woman who brings Seminal* County, Florida. In accordant* arlih lha provi­ in the greatest number of sion* ef the Fielltloue Nam* m w Moose members before Statute*, te-w lt: section MS.os the next enrollment which Florid* Statute* tMT. Slut Mildred Cell C..t*man has been scheduled for Nov. Publleh Get. I. 11. If, IS, t i l l . 11. CD S-!* Legal Notice 9 State Beverage Dept. In Shakeup In addition, each woman bringing in a new member will becom e an “ honorary m ayor" o f Mooschart and also will receive a copy of the Moosebart Choir's new record o f Christmas Carols. Each Moose who signs 12 new members during the na­ tional drive now underway to mark the Order's 7Mh Jub­ ilee Anniversary will receive a diamond ring. Announcement was made that lJol mem bers and their wives are invited to attend a district meeting and lun­ cheon Sunday at noon when selberry wUl meet at the home Orlando Lodge 7<ki will be o f Mrs. Bsrl Pitman, Hobson hosts. The lodge is located St. In Sanlando, at • p.m. neat a t S001 N. Orange Blossom Wednesday. Trail and Moose there have Mrs. Clauds Dean la presi­ often worked closely with dent of this group and Mrs. Um Sanford Lodge. Earl Harris ia Bible teacher. Casselberry U PW ToM eet Church School To Have Promotion Day the eevenlh Dr. Close will also discuss grades below slate legislation pertaining to will move up. The church also wUl Join marketing and contrast it with legislation at the fed­ in the annual observance ot World Wide Communion Day eral level. Some U grow ers in tb* at both Um 6.43 a. m. aril fields of citrus, ornamental U a. a . worship aerveiea. . �mm Faity-M ro. u. U Mehern it.i r u n et Light* u •option — Mrt. Arch Thompm b : Anaaal Parian Dinaor — Mra. Donald Jowrs; D m f Tuadijr Toa—Mrt. Ctrl Aootia; Men’* Corporate Con* Biuakm Broakfasi-Mrs. Edith Brown, Leo Swartz, tad Mr. •ad Mrt. Bay mood Lundqnltt Mrt. Irwta FMaeber will plan detentions <tr aQ apodal church occasions; tad Mrt. X. W. Wlllitmt It Coordlaator of Luncheons for tha group, Ait Festival Spe Mens Famooe Name ipiscopal Women Mostly White • A Few Colon 3Ian Luncheon Regular *2.99 to f&OO Meeting Monday Annual Dinner H eld By League Bar. Walter Fotaraon, Ca­ rt tt of St Baraabtt Eplseopal Church la DoLaad will ha tha fatal tpatkor at tha Pall uaehaoa aid gontral mooting of tha Chnrehwoman'a group of Holy Croat Episcopal Church which will bo hold Monday at 11:10 pja. Ha win dltcuat a phtta of tha church hlttory for tha woman. Tha maatiag win ha hold In tha Pariah Houaa at Fourth SI. •ad Magnolia Art. and win ha pctcadad by a covered dlah lunchaan. Mra. Xkbard Daaa. chairman of tha organization, latuad a cordial Invitation to •U woman of tha church to •ttand tha luachaoa and matt­ ing. Mra. X. W. William*, co­ ordinator of lunchaona for tha church, wlU ba assisted by Mra. Harry Laa, Mra. Boy HoUtr, Mra. W. J. Thlgpan, Mra. Martin J. Bram, Mra. Donald Balaa, Mra. Hobart Shaddan, Mra. Josaph Saundara, and Mra. Harlan Xhoadtt. The Sanford Story Laagu* Tb* program doted « nut at the Epiacopal Pariah talllag of tha atory, " T House for lta annual Blu* Ptnafora,' m..tln* m ttunf «lth Vila Wr, Mrs* | T VF . Jud* aMi K«r Hvlng w. mAikm* th «i William*, Mra. H atty, Mra. Robert WUUama, Mra. Harold Pauvtr, Mra. David Pauvar, Mra. Betty Snyder, Mra. A. J. Greer, Mra. R. c. Maxwall, Mra. Clarence Snyder and two gueaU, Mra. Ruth Long and Mra. Stella Moore. New Date Set MRS. W. L. GRAMKOW 8R. greet* Mra. B. R. Doga, tha only one of the charter members of the Woman's Club who took part on the pro­ gram. (Herald Photo) Halloween Social Enjoyed By Class Tha Adult Ladle* CUw of Devotions w*r* ted by Mra. Xte Oeteea Baptist Church Trammel Kilpatrick. Naw of­ ficers for tha daaa are Mra. Guy Beall, preaidant; Mra. Bobert Williams vice pwil­ dcat; Mr*. Lola Brook* teeratary. Committees wiU be appointed later. The social hour followed with Mra. Albert Clark tn charge of game* and refresh­ ments. All membera tame in costume earning out th* Halloween theme. Mr*. Dark as a witch and Mra. Kilpat­ rick as a down. A gam* of pinning tha tall on th* eat was won by Mra. J. J. Rsdditt. Refreshments of a a n d wicbea, chip* and dip and punch were served to Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Kilpatrick, Mrs. Beall. Mra. William*, Mr*. Redditt, Mr*. L. W. Jones, Mra. Tommy Sermon*. Mra. David Hoeack. Mra. W. W. Smedberg, Mra. BUI Howard, Mra. Mary Colley and Mra. Elmar Shivers. New Arrivals organisers of the League. She I will be remembered by many Sanforditea at tho author of maay books and aapocUUy for bar children's hooka. All profit from th* aate of tb«»* cookbooks will bo used to buy books or other necess­ The second Tuesday of each ary equipment for the acbeol month haa been designated at tho naw WMU day at Flrat Ubrartea. For Baptist WMU Meetings Junior Story Laagu*. Mist Judy Robb it sponsor of this group. Mra. Ruth K. Long, coordi­ nator of Ubrariaaa of Somiaol* County schools, was intro­ duced by Mra. E. C. Williams and giro a vary informative talk. 8ho told of tho many needs In th* school Ubrartea tinea then haa been an in­ crease of 100 per cent la stu­ dent* la the Seminole County schools ta the past tan years. Several membera told atoryottea as introduced by Mr* WUUama and Mrs. Ruth Long told a Iran atory at South Dakota. USE ENOUGH MAKE UP Don’t make tha mistake of applying mako-up too sparing­ ly in an attempt to aehteve a natural-looking affect Th* "natural look" often requires more mako-up to cover every blemish and to blend tho color $1 .9 9 - * 2 .9 9 N ew Residents North O rlando cboao North Orlando bocauaa Among new ratidesta of tha of tha naw coUaga, axpaetad faat growing town of North to bo open by next year. Orlando aro: Mr. and Mrt. Donald W. Corklll and ton. Donald, of IS* Lombardy' Road. Donald attend* tha third grade at AQ Soul* School, la Sanford. HU fa­ ther la a aaeurity officer at tha Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Mr. and Mra. Eugana A. Lux and two children, Mich­ ael, 13, and Maria, 10, lira at 160 Lombardy Road. Mich•al la la tha ninth grade at Seminole High School and Maria attend* Longwood Ele­ mentary School. Tha family came bar* from DoLaad and Mr. Lux b alto aarving in at tha SNAS. A newly-wed couple, Mr. and Mra. Harold Longcora, live at It North Cortes Ava. Kaop ap w ith your frtead* aetM ttai Mra. Alice Mlnca, tha brlde’a mother, Uvea with them. white y o «’ra sw ap a t ao l aga. Sou Mra. Longcora dabble* In who ta iB ttiaff omgagod ta d nurrted art work and enjoy* akin-div­ ing and water aiding. Tha and how tha local fo o tb a l team la Woman of th* Flrat Proa- man of tb* family, aaya "be bytarian Church havo planned tnjoya fishing and boating." tha folkiwlng circle meeting* Mr. and Mra. David Kayzr for Monday: and ton, Jimmy, moved to •:43 am . — Circle 1 with 110 South Edgemon from At­ Mra. Charles Kauffman, Jen­ lanta, Oa. where they have kins Circle; Circte S with Mrs. bean for tha peat three year*. Tako tho heal mow*Prank Woodruff, Magnolia Their original born*, howpapor with yoa to cotAvo.t Circle a with Mra. aver U In thla area. Jamts Coleman, R a v o n a Mr. and Mra. Andrew P. logo- Call P A 2-M U o r GA S-S9S8 Park; Circle 4 with Mra. J. Scbupbacb and daughter, M. Garrett, Jewett Lana; Cir­ Bet*!, moved to 10 North fo r a auboerlpttoo to cle S with Mra. P. T. Mari- Edgemon, from Whitaatono, th« SANFORD HERALD. wethar, Celery Ave.; Circle N. Y., a auburb of Naw York • with Mra. L. L Frazier. City. Mra. Schupbach atated Lincoln St.; Circte T with Mrt. that tha haa been hoping to Lloyd Boyte, MtllonvUte, and com* to Florida aver line* Circle • with Mra. Clarvnc* 1M0 and bar dream la to Syndcr, Osteen. paint tea acenaa from tb* 1:1. p.m. — Circle 10 with beaches nearby. Mr. Schup­ Mra. J. E. Baktr, W. First bach build* furniture and St.; Circle • with Mrs. J. C. putter* around tha houaa. The Entire School Y Trawlck, E. Fourth St. Daughter, Betel, U a aenlor Malted Anywhere For On S p.m. Evaning Circlet — at Lyman High School. They Clrcl* l with Mra. Adams, W. Third St.; Circle 3 with UUa Rebecca Steveaa, Park Avt., and Clrcl* 4 with Mra. Y. C. Bollinger, W. Firat St Evening Clrcl*-! at T:43 p.m. with Misa Edna Chittenden Palmetto Ave. J aka J.ft*di&hold S ock J o S ch ool! Presbyterian Circles Meet Monday SPECIAL OFFER services Guests at a morning cotta* usually don't wear as drossy clothes aa they do for an afternoon tea. gram wlQ be protested at 10 a.m. and wlU be followed by a covered dish hmcheoa after which circle* 1 through 3 will hold their monthly meetings. FROM ------- SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Your Downtown Florist FA MISS or FA H U l Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Art. You don’t need a college professor to manage your PROPERTIES . . . Just phone S T E N S T R O M REALTY. \ CALL FA 2-2611 OR GA 5-5939 TODAY A N D TAKE THE HOME TOW N NEWS W IT H YO U! �4 1.-M (I) T o n e s i s * (I) Brwuag !:!• (») R«Dw Derby l.*1l (I) NCAA Kick By Abigail Van B a m . ( • » • ' • ‘ ‘ ■ • • ’ SIAM ABBY: For lo year* I have beta trying to convince my wife tlMt it ie her duty to get up in the morning end prepsre brnkfut for me. She doesn’t hsve to go to work. so if she went beck to bed afterwards Jt would be ail right with me. She trim me that I am behind-the-times end that 98% of. the wives sleep in the morning end thsir husband* either get their own breakfast or go out and buy it somewhere. Can you tell tne if this is correct? I would like to know approximately how many wives in our nation still get up in the morning to prepsre s decent breakfast for thsir families ? NO BREAKFAST , DEAR NO: Your wife must have "dreamed" those statistics. I am willing to bet that at least 78% of our wive* have the coffee perking at 7:80 a. m. How about it. girls? • • • DEAR ABBY: A teacher in our ; school has started the "Honor Bystem.” During tests she leaves the . room and the students are on their "honor." I do not cheat, but several i of the others do. They look up the ; answen and copy them straight out ; of th* books. Consequently they : make better grades than I do. What ‘ is your opinion o f our "honor nyiu ; tsm?" HONEST DEAR HONE8T: I think th* teacher has the honor end tha kids ; have the system. Tell your teacher • to take off the rose-colored glasses. The lysten ia not working. • • • Show D E A R ABBYi My hutbend worka the ntaBd shift, which leans he leaves home at 3:80 hi the after­ noon and comes home after mid­ night. By the time he wakes up la the morning, the ehUdfSB are gnat to school. He doesn't even know he has a family. 1 have SB the derisions to make and all the discipline problems. I am fed up with the full responsibili­ ty. Don’t teQ mo ho is sarnie* a taring for "his family.” He haa plenty of seniority whets he works and could get the flint shift by asking for it What do you think I should do? FED UP TO HERB DEAR FED UP: I think you should tsO your husband what yon have told me. Unless you have al­ ready told him so many times that he thinks you’re kidding. • •v .a DEAR ABBY: t was very disap­ pointed in the poor judgment you showed in publishing tha lettsr signed LIED ABOUT. It waa from a 17-year-old complaining because a friend went to confession and mad* up horrid lies involving him (or her). Anyone who knows anything about the Catholic religion knows that no names are mentioned in confession, and if anyone attempts to involve a third party by name, ha is atopped immediately by tha priest and is re­ primanded. Please, Abby, print my letter to correct an unjust miscon­ ception. A CATHOLIC By Oswald Jacoby lb s unlucky opart was holding forth oa ths bad luck that seams to haunt him. Hers is his sad story: “ My luek had boon bad as usual, but I finally got vulasrsbls and picked up ■ nice qppyg comfortable no-trump hand, g iftg fl My partner raised to game 4 X I B and when tbe deuce of spades was opened agalaat my only four-card suit everything look­ ed rosy. But look what heppened to me! % "I played tbe thro# from j. , dummy and East went into T X conference with h i m s o l f . yggg Xveatually ho played the eight opfltl and from then on my cause (t)g JJte (jJ o m m A psychology professor says it’s line and dandy for a mar. ried couple to quarrel occas­ ionally if they keep the quar­ rels "elfiUicd." The professor didn't lay down a sat of ground rules for keeping • husband-wife argument ''civilised'' — but how about these for a starter net? Don't yell—or, worse yet, talk ia icy, cutting tones. Don't drag t past disagree­ ment into n current trgu- Don't try to and the argu­ ment before It is finished by walking out, banging a door or saying In a pompous man­ ner, "I don't want to discuss it any more.” Remember that there la probably some right on both lidos—so don't act superior or holier-than-thou. Try for a compromise or for understanding Instead of for total victory. If you started the quarrel don’t be too proud to try to Stay on the subject. Don't end it In a way the ether can try to rattle more than one accept. problem at a time. w u hopeleu. I won with the tea tad led a club. East got la with the ace, laid down the king of sped** and cootinusd with the four where­ upon I lost thru spade* and two eluba. lb add to my trou­ ble* the appanwla picked up a lay down slam oa the very aeat band." East’s crucial play proved meet effective sad la a* mbusual case where an intermed­ iate card by third hand galas a trick for his side. It could hare eost the defease a trick bed West opened from certain combinations, but there were more chancee that It would gain, as It actually .jild, (I) DiBCtr Men T:t» (!) Waller eresttts — MSWS lilt (I) Mld-Fta. C H iM m flN (•) MSWSIBs *il# (t) P cccsort (*) Th* Oatlant Men •:*» It) Sender VSSteuFa l:M (I) Blur Alois Wit! Sat. Report Mlteh Italian KIRK DOUGLAS and th* beauty, Roaanna S chlsfflro,_______________ Hetro-Goldwyn-Mayer’a "Two Weeks la Another Town," screen version of Irwin Shaw’s best­ seller novel. The drama of a broken-down Holly­ wood star who makes a come-back as a director was filmed in Cinemascope and color, largely on Filmed in Cinemascope and with Dsns Andrews. Both are A Long Time WEST LOS ANOBLBS, Calif. (UP1) — Fbur person* were killed — eos bludgeoned with s revolver sad three shot to d«ati>—and another seriously injured at midnight as a middis-sgsd Unsat went berserk ia a rooming bouse. Police scoured tbs area trouad ths rundown, two-itory rooming house tor a man de­ scribed as gray-haired, be­ spectacled and about 4S years of sge. Ths erased killer apparently used his rsrolvsr to beat to death one msa, idsnilfled as Edwsrd P. Clerk, about W. Than In a detpersU ssesps ota of the building sad kite ths darknsu, he shot four persons, killing three. till M S (!) U SunMt Strip U lH (I) Th* J u l Fair Sksw («> Twlll|h» ton* ll'.IS (() Krtwltn*** MlM (I) MoMU IMac* •( (* ) The Rial McCoys III* (« ) O K . Theater IllM It) DuFekt m oor _ ( I ) M e w s * * . Batik lit** (•> N«wteepa (•> Mil* BevlMtB K IM 4*) Mid.Fta. New* llr t* (*y Fetor o u t a m u (•> Ck. Nine Thoattr t i l l (I) Motlywocd Marls CsrtlM Ss M S F * MONDAY A. M. ( ! ) Sandy Cantoll* Dane* Tlcno tl) Sac* Beaedlet ( l ) Jaeklt o i i i h * s u n ( 1 ) Rar nesor* • 0 * 1* Bran* Os Merles Mark** as­ l i t ! (I ) Joer Richer n o w (II Defender. (») Mr. Smith do** T* W iehlnttoa •:ie (1) set Slant M.vto# (l> U m i N w alk HiW (I) Ptsht at u * w *«k Our Tl**** UtM (I) A»0 Ftssl Report cii Niwseeps 1*1*1 III apart* Pinal ( ! ) CkASSSl 1 N****** 11:1* (I ) MIA-Florid* New* H ill (t l Woother Show 11:1* (I) Channel * Theater ( ( ) HetlpwoeB Marts Carolrad* end will play through Tues­ day. On Wednesday and Thurs­ day, "Ths Purple Gang" with lit* (ft Orrwtm Ataaase Barry Sullivan and "Tbs Big III* (*> Wak* UB Merle* (t) CrohlSew* News Country” with Gregory Peek ItiU ill (t) Deputy Dew* (I) CartaSBvIlle will play. While Hunter Throe films ere scheduled 1:1* (t) (I) Cartoon Carnlfa! for Friday end Saturday. They I iN (I) OooS Morning (4* Oapuia Kangere* ■ n "Frontier Gun,” "G obs (1> Bupor Car With the Wind” and ths Pat­ Btt* It) Muff * Reedr terson • Liston championship IMS I) Alois * Mo Chipmusks fight. (I) Action Theetor Four Killed A t Man Goes Crazy In LA V*n? Ill* (31 benass* N il (I) Do*’! Call Ml Chartl*. ester U riel/ or location* U first run film* for Sanford 11:11 (I) Teslt* Roms, Motro-Goldwyn-May•rie "Two Weeks In Another Town,” acrrrn reralon sf Irwin Shaw’s best-sailing nor*1. has an Impress!?* eaal headed by Kirk DougUa, Edward 0 . Robinson, Cyd Charisse, George Hamilton, Claire Trevor and two sf Europe's most exciting young aetre****, Dahlia Lav! Md Rosanna Schiafflno. The fUa will be shewn at the Movleland Drivela ■undey. Unfolding a powerful drams of a Holiwood star (Kirk Dougin*) on the downgrade who fights to regain hi* self respect, "Two Weeks ia An­ other Town" tells a itory *nat t*d against • background of risvle-auklng, but U basically sa engrossing drams of oat Bum’s efforts to find hlmsslf •mid a group of psopl* sntangled In a web of love, hats, frustration, deceit and re­ rango. The other feature on the program Is "Madison Are." t:H (It F irm s cotter it ) central 7 U. H i * . (I) neate *4 (l> Ths FllatltMM (») rm Dlchteb— He’* Painter I •:t* (I) Fair Exchene* ( I ) The lemon* it} Donnie tba M«***4 liH I n 3 s Sulltrma «•> H e * * Nlsht Marta* III* (l> Cap l«— Where Are in n (i) i» t Ni«hi n * « III Mld-FI*. New* IllM (I) Holly w ool Marl* CavaleaS* U t il (1) Chimploaahlp Wrestlla e tl:M (I ) Sltn O ff t i l l (I) span * PlM l SUNDAY P. M. i l :* l (•) rhrtiinphor* (!) Fla. Poolkall ftljh. llehtc— V . at #1*. «*. Dake (I) P*ltfc for Tolar H ill (lr oral nahert* (1) Ml tlando Al DU 11:41 (I) NPl. l*ro Football Kickoff li*’ (I) H*r*U at Tram (1) Men lata a»*ca 1:11 (I) NFl. 'Football — ■an Fran. *t Calm (I ) Baisbatl 111* ( !) Altai at*Tfncon R». (t> Shari Lewie part* ll:M (I) Stag LMitide ( 1 ) W ort! sort** (I) Mighty Masse Ftey »:•* (I) Iceuce * Aniwer* hssso 1:11 (I) AmarUaa tot. 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BOCKA— t WA9 HBW» sratMDtmr him / w a iu ix * * t DttrcM fiklM G O lN R *-* W W M IH to ir r m e e t o n f lA is o u to n ifa m t* U» HA* THAT WHO O f s *0 N !V ,A N D f u s e SUNDAY thre WEDNESDAY AT lxl* • 1:1! • Sill - T il! • til No. I At 7:H Only "SAMAR" -1 m Color No. I At I M Only PA1IERS0NLIST0H R«d Bettses ft Fehlnn FIGHT PICTURES No. S At IIM Only Aiiiltls Hri.ivy/vetKlri Cluiii|iit)iislii|i George Montgomery “5 Weeks In A Balloon AT KNIFE’S POINT — R ory Calhoun counters a lovely lady’s threat with charm and diplomacy in tnna« scene from American International's "Marco Polo," Cinemascope and color adventure l:M <]> TUA (I) championship Wrratllas ( ! ) NCAA Football — LSU v*. Oa. Teh 4ilS (J> Panic lit* (t) State Trooper «#> Sport* lllahllfehta l:IS (S> National footb all U . Miehiiehu (I) W U . W orn of •port* lil * (I ) Cmptala Oallaat t i l l (I) NCAA Pott a im * Boorcbetr* It) Pin. richina WIIS Ben Tartar WASHINGTON (UP1) — James H. Maredltb will have the protection of somo marshale and troop* ler the full year and a half he ia to at­ that civilised you won't even tend the University of Miahave to cell it n quarrel, but •liiippl, U. f. officials said todsy. an argument. For that’s what a civilised quarrel ia. More Insight on husbeadai Read Ruth Mlllett's booklet. "How to Have n Happy Hus­ band." lend IS easts to luth MtUctt Reader Im tee c/o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 4SB, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York IB. N. Y. on "Young Philadelphians' looks and Authors Peel Newawn Netherlands spectacle, opening Sunday at the Rita Theatre. Tbe exciting story o f the i hordss sad discovered the uses greatest sad mightiest advsn- o f gunpowder In war ss d who turs ever Uvod requires a loved many orotic women, oragroat ta d m ighty motion pie- ploys a cast o f thousands e f lure to bring It to life on the Chin#** end Caucasians plus ICrsonl hundreds o f strongs animals American I n t o motional'* and hors** to a u k s for a spec tail# thriller “ Marco Polo” memorable and t k r 1111 a g ia that extraordinary motion drama, picture end tha story is that Through tho magic o f mo­ o t tho lJth Century cltlson o f tion plcturos. you aro transV snlcs wko ventured into a period back almost 700 years w orld o f strangs and i v t w n * to accompany Marco Polo on mystsries to Ur* In Watery *• hte epic Journey behind th* •Marco Polo— greatest advsn- Great Hall o f China Into tursr o f all tim o." never-beforo-seen lands o f inEary Calhoun, fa mad for trlguo and terror, beauty aad hi* portrayals o f dashing aad wonder, danger and mystery, daring adventurers, portray* Teu ars by hi* side so ho tho title rets, with lovely Toko flrhta o ff fitrto Mongolian Tani as tho mysterious O ri-' swordsmen, as ho save* a natal Princess. “ Marco Polo," beautiful Prince** and a great filmed la ClnemaScepo and country from tho sell designs color, opens Sunday at ths of brutal plotters, and as h* Rita Theater . * storms th* greatest city o f th* Ths stirring tala o f this Orient with th* aid o f a new fcr*at man, a man who ran- and revolutionary weapon o f g a s r e d figh tin g barbarian war. r as a n a . ~ KIRK NNUS ^ IOWA. in in ii Ciem & tan gfE CO LO R k -YOKOTAM |jid9Jwl □□ J□ m l r i WRYCMHOUN IT" rr rr H II a Cs-Featare t:20 Only "MADISON AVENUE" Starring Dana Andrews Jsaaae Crata E leaner Parker F r F f* r IT JOTepmh �m .# MV: a* !x; ifi* Si •• -V n V «tW am p Office 201 W. 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PA X-3540 after I p . n w u wb V m m tn m o u iY mpmowitmlm #CM«{ wwn g V u r+ a u w U At200 aaoNTijog CONVENIENT TO BASE 9 Bedroom*, kitchen equip­ ped. largo living room. $105 o month. 105 E. Wood­ land Drive. PA $-7057 after 4:50. 1 Bedroom Purnlabed House on river. $50 a month. Ph. PA $-2171 w ar X Bedroom*, kitchen equip­ ped. 323-0037. Purnlabed X story bouse. On Hlway downtown, $05 a month. PA 930TL Lake Cottage Pure PA X-0100 I WANT A HAMMJWER.’r ' MEY/W V4C5TMS •jeu sajd B /E fftT H IN G / WfTM EVERYTHING .< » £ ON ir-EVEKtTHlNe'y up/ 4 ROOMS and bath. Com­ pletely untarnished. Near NAS. Nothing fancy, but cheap rent $7.50 week. Ph. PA 2-3210. Pimlabed Apartment cloao la. Jimmy Cowan, PA $-401$ WELAKA APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. Pint St R E N T A BED Roll* way, Hospital A Baby Beda By Day, Weok, or Month CARROLL’S PURN1TURE Ph. PA X-51$l 111 W. lat St Ptun. Apia. $1$ Park Avo. Ph. PA 9-40)1. Moltenvlllo. EFFICIENCY Apt., Sanford aoweat ideally located oa Pint S t near Peat Office. S City Parking Lots, shoppiag places. Suitable for couple or single, on* rent No utility charges. Inquire Manuel Jacobson D e p t . Store. CLEAN first floor apart­ ment. Private entrance. 1004 Palmetto Avo. H c s /m A f—- V TWS *TO<rc HUT «uft£0 COWJ ^ KUMdsoTOATUfftrtns. a Turns M f a {tdty Aaour m n n iw 1 >— t ouna* n o to v t. MW,MS NOU AcourtJt BUY, MtUOrNKMVf WOMMMOWI ■rapw roc AMorwffiOMtw pCxjaTW I H M .r T V — ; m>uxrruA.l Tw(iL,*, rrtW rcrr(Uu / V - i t J • « « , CWTOrQMlIB t 1 4r 9 BEDROOM apt PbT PA 2-1442 between S:30 to 7:00 Mon.-Prt or PA 2-4501 any other dme. lit W. 17th St ROOMS. The Gables, 401 Magnolia Are. PA 2-0720. 3 n -r Bedroom unfurnished bouse. 1305 Elliott. Phone FA 2-5254 or PA 2-0625. Unfurn. X BR house. Kitchen equipped, p a 2-30$5. 2 BR unfurn. bouse. Electric equipped kitchen. 34X2 Or■age Avo. Call 522-0630 af­ ter 5:30. -H C C A M SCANS STRONG Unfurnished a BR boose. M12 Willow, PA 2-0274. WITHOUT Saa-Lanta Apartment large 1 bedroom apartments, taraiabed or unfurnished. 404 M INM M O ST TO O f ATM - E. 14th S t, Sanford. Phone 222*334. __ _________ P 2 Bedroom unfurnished house **45 Myrtle Ave. PA 90363. CONT'D 2 Purnlabed Apartment* Huy. PA Srijjf tA . l f v i ’r r fT’ - r r :— r ? r ^ r r r r r r ^ r r s r r bedroom Like �| ! I If ■ W i $L_. It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results, « OR 2 Bedroom Houset. Pb. NO 1-3122. g Bedroom furnished home, 2 BR, GROUND floor fare, doee to Shopping Center, duplex apt Contact 2211 •creened in porch, fruit Palmetto. tree*. PA MM3 before $:*0 a. m. end after • p.m. urn. 2 Bedroom Adults. FA 2-7M4. * o bedroom furnished apartment. 2101 MagaeUa, «J.OO. Phone P A B9M1, Robert A. Williams. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen •Rttlppvd. including dishwaaher, garbage disposal. 3 Bedroom partly furnished $100 n month. PA M ill. bouse. NO S-31U. 3 Room furnished Apartment Close up town. $19. Mo. Call FA 2-891. Pun. Apt. Utilities furnisb«d. 232 W. 17th. PA 3.132$ Newly decorated Apt Elect., hot A cold water Furn. 1217 Madera 2 bedroom furnishMagnolia. Od Apartment upstairs # W 30$ W. 13th St $90 par month, water included. Small efflee space, lights * water furnished. Phone 3 Bedroom Furalahei House. PA 1-1401 nr PA 3-MS1. 200 Iroquois Ave. after 1 p. m. 3 ROOM furnished Apartment Near downtown. FA 24431. IT’S A BUYER’S MARKET This delightful CB home buy homes. Wo boro 1 BR, 1 has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, hath te I BR, 2 hatha In and features fully equip­ various sections of San­ ped kitchen, heating unit, ford. Price* range from hot water healer,, and $7,300 to IlM tt. Monthly open beam ceilings. payments as tew as $WJO includes everything. Homes The total purchase price of this home (which is litus­ available lor ns little ns ed to a double let with gSo.oo down, yea, today’s many shade trees) is just home buyer has the hugest tTJM. Top aetch financ­ selection at the lowest ing! prices. So take a trip from us and driva by 3404 Grandview! It's a hooey1 Stenstrom Realty .11 N. Park Ave. $4,500 LONGDALE Can PA 34471 after 1:00 p.m. I BE. CB home by owner, practically new. Cnrporto, fenced. No down paymt 8UNLAND ESTATES $42 Mo. 3234341. dean three bedroom, one both Masonry borne, kit­ I URGE BEDROOM house chen equipped. Chinch bug and Florida room which can bo noddy changed to­ proof lawn, largo backyard with small trees. Small te 4th BR. t hatha, plenty ef closets, citrus trees to equity, tew monthly pay­ yard, 1 block from South- ments. See 30$ Fairmont Driva. Cell PA I447S. side school. Newly de­ corated Inside, and out Ap­ ply Manuel Jacobson De­ partment Store, a c r o s s from post office. Bruce Airport With Your Job • 150 f t .- 4 ft. CHAIN LINK • S TERMINAL POSTS St. Johns Realty INSTALLED ____ _______ $139.95 CALL $38-1331 . W. P. Moore Fence Co., Inc. Hwy. 17-13 Casselberry Sunland Estates Homes 3 - BEDROOMS. 1. W i A 2 BATHS VA-NO DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS YA - Coaventtenal * PHA Financing -------------------- • -------------------- Inland Estates . On 1T41 (2 ML So. of Saaford) Sales Office 1st. Hsaas Isolds Eatrance KINGSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. PH. PA 14074 JIM HUNT REALTY. Salsa Agent Days. PA M ill • Eva. 4k San. PA >4441 - >234704 Central Air Conditioned 4 BEDROOM. 11'* HOMES Priced Front MONTHLY PAYMENTS THE TIME TESTED FIRM 11$ N. Park Ave. PA 34121 2 Bedrooms with carport $7,230 $ Bedrooms with carport ................. $7,000 4 Bedrooms with carport ................ $8539 Includes Heating System, Tiled Window Sites. Tiled TUb Area, Inslda Utility. Ne Down Payment Low Monthly Terms. WTita P.O. Box 23, Leesburg, Pla., for Pros Brochure. VA, CHA a IN-SERVICE LOANS OPEN DAILY II TILL • A NASSAU VACATION FOR Bids being received for old chureh building. Church of the Naiarcne, Lake Mary, PA 2-23$$. NEW HOMES All 3 bedrooms aad 2 baths, Built-in Ovon and Range. Central location. Terms: PHA $400.00 down. VA nothing down. 30 years. $13,000. Sin modsla to choots from. J. W. Hall, Realtor 3 C k a A o iu s! S flA M m In eseellent mechanical condition. We Home Improvement*? WUI Do It Fur Lewi And Give You Ileal In Maltriale And Wurhmin«hlp. Thu Aluminum • Awnings • Carport* Flush, Jalousie, aad Scree* Doors. Gutters, Siding, Florida All Weather Room* Screen Eaetaeures For Pslloo. Porches sad Pool*. No Money Down • Up To 5 Yeuro To Pay FREE E ST IM A T E S All Work And Material* Guuranlced »nd Bonded AUTO GLASS INSTALLED NOW A Heater 57 Dodge Sierra Wagon Yuliy equipped. 61 Slmca 4 Door Sedan In eseellent coadlllun throughout. H OLDS Guaranteed T u _ 1 1n ■ l i e n FUHD P-100 I'lehup, 114 In. • w iw wheel base, 6 cylinder, engine, heater, reconditioned. M 4Q C new palnl. Reduced to I£99 H I V lfO l I 1 CADILLAC Warrunty Used Cara CORVAIR 2 D oor.................... ............... CADILLAC 4 Door, Air fund................... CHEVROLET 4 Door. Air Cond................ LARK 2 Door Hardtop ••••••••## COHVAIK 4 Door Deluxe RAMBLER t Door, Auto OLDS 2 Door. Power $QQ $JLQ g # Have you heard about. . . The New Dodge • Chrysler 50,000 Mile or 5 Year Warranty 1 1 Q C K FORD Y'-I00 Panel. ■®LU running truck with a lot o f service left. Reduced to IM A MWHO WALKriN DKLIVBIh ■ (a chutes *f I). (load UjM bodies Ires hum rum. ft flg good mechanically. Kaih MW9 • • * * • • « se e • sse ss e e e e e e e e se e o s # i r ■ ■ t > UIBVhOLBr Stepsids half-tun Pickup, long wheel base, re. I’lindlUuned, now petal, throughout. Reduced lo e e e c ssY Se e • e e e e c e s 57 Plymouth Sta. Wagon c p a Automatic leans, Hadln (Year choice sf f) Kenmore Automatic Washer. PA 2-0408. Stenstrom Realty 56 Chev. One-Ton Panel ) O Q For CARLAND Southern Air Windshield Back G lu s Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glaaa and Faint Company 9 x 12 Rug and pad. Fresh 210 Magnolia Pb. PA 2-4622 from clssners. $33. Phone FA 344M. Will car* fur children in my home. Adults supervised. Factory t o you 322-432*. A.K.C. GERMAN ALUMINUM BLINDS SHEPHERDS Enclosed bead, Sag-proof bot­ 21. Boauty Salons RE ISARB KENNELS tom rail with plastte tads. (Brastar) Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 1400 Kings Rd. Holly Hill ton or ayioa cords. Professional Cafe. Soft Water. CL 2-1101 Suakarik Glasa and Paint 103 S. Oak PA 24742 Daytona Beach, Fla. Company PERMANENT IPECIAU 31$ Magnolia PA FA 2-4123 AKC Registered Boxer Pup­ $<.30 Complete and a large pies. May be seen after 4 HI N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 can of stylo ipray free. p. m. 1407 Wynnewood Dr. Cut ’N Curl Beauty shop IS. Business Opportunity 311 Palmetto FA 2-0*34 YOUNG and OLD ean make Bird Dog. Selling and train­ Christmas money e a s i l y 24. Electrical Services ing. Animal Haven Board through money-baek Sales Ing Kennel. PA 3-3782. Kit Plan. PA 3-4033. EvenNottea tor isle: Chihuahua Puppic*. AKC registered. MODERN I Bay Service BU> Ph. PA 2-M11 or r\ 34311. lions lor letse In downtown ana to qualified person. PA 1 1881 or PA >-*004 for dataill. Ne* body, teag wheel boat, I tyUnder engine. More it it LNSTANT MONEY la yours, Stamper Says, If you buy ooe of our going bustoMsei. None ef these buslaesses are SICK, Own­ ers are either Just tired or Babysitting day or night. PA PA 2-1212. moving becauso of person­ al reasons. Deal with STEM- Where exn you get experienc­ PER and ksep your TEM­ ed girl Friday with short­ PER. hand. waitress, cashier, bar maid all in one pack­ age. FA 24312. 60 Half-Ton Truck Pay it USED CAR and TRUCK Country Club Road at Mayfair Coeatry Club Why Hybrid Geraniums in bison Alia of Sanford wants ex­ GBAPEV1LLB NURSERY perienced Sewing Machine Grapevine Are. near 30th SL Operators. Expertaaeod on section work lor ladles Plumbing 4 Heating DUTCH MILL NURSERY swimwear and sportswear. AIK CONDITIONING Petunias, TUmatoo Plants. Piecework with hourly CONTRACT and REPAIR Calendulas. New Upsala BUY, Trade or Sen Used ’ guarantee, start now and WORE Furniture, Appliances, TV’s Rd. Off 20th St. more with ns te our now 1007 Sanford Are. PA M W nr what ham you. Williams Sanford palatial fully airPuralturo Mart, Hxy. 17dR conditioned plant with cafe­ plumbing Cataalhorr/, Pla. teria on promises. Apply la Contracting A Repairs ’« Tempest, a doer. Very COCOB PLUMOSA PALMS, person to oar new plant FREE DCLIVERY ■mall down payment, take bloeky field grown up to • ever payments. PA 2-7191. manager Mr. Curtate at R. L HARVEY laches dla. at base. $3.00 M S. Elm Are. 1a discuss IM Sanford Am. PA 2-7 value for $2.00 oacb. John your future with our com­ C, Sikes, Sanford, Pin. EL pany. t. Box M. 3li mile* west Rryaa's T.V. Open 7 days, ef Sanford on south side of Gateway Tn The Waterway Your EVINRVDB Dealer 34 hours. Service calls days Hwy. M. Robson erpew Snorting ■vwwwwoe we^m Goods WWV^^ er eight $3.00. TOO W. 2th EXPERIENCED 30444 E. Ut Ph. FA M M Uaad Steeping Couch. $10. St 3234MJ. APPLIANCE SALESMAN PA 1-3030 evenings. Prefer man 23-40. Must be eaperisneed and currently Highest Casa Prices Paid Iroorite electric Irooer. Good in the appliance business. condition. FA 24244. A Trade-in Allowance Made NATO TUNING Electronic Must have automobile. On Used Furniture A Ap­ Couch, 2 chairs. 2 platform Position available Immedi­ er Scientific, Repairing. pliances. W L HARMON rockers $30. FA 2-1130. ately. Salary with incen­ PS PA 1-429 WILSON - MAIER Uulbranseo Spinet P i a n o tives, many company boneflu. Desire man to man­ LAWN SERVICE: mowing, 11 E. Pint St. PA 2-3422 Miauatte, full keyboard. age new store opening edging. Satisfaction guar­ Like now. Cost $N0, will FREE ESTIMATE shortly. Work tor largest anteed. Ph. PA 3-1A1T af­ Upholstering A Mattress ren­ sell $373. Guaranteed. Ph. todsptndant appliance dealter I p. a. FA M0$1 after 0 p. m. ovating. New A Used Furni­ *r in central Florida. Ap­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Ufg. ply E. N. Rally, Jr., Britt's AIR-CONDITIONING Co., et 100 Celery Ave. We loan Carpet Sbampoosr at no coat with purchase of Inc., 33d No. Oranga Ave., H. B. POPS CO. INC. PA 2-2117. Orlando, Florida. Blue Lustre Shampoo. CarR t So. Part Ave. PA 3-43M roll's Furniture. I Complete Rooms tor some, FRIGIDAIRE sne to take ever payments FERTILIZER SALESMAN Sates A Service a< $13.30 par month or will Automatic Washer. PA 24007 Opening with old establish­ O. H. HIGH sacrUlca tor cash. Call col­ New Weatlnghouse 12000 BTU ed company for Central 17$0 W 1st I t Sanford lect TE 0-1311. Casselber. Florida territory. Practi­ Air-Conditioner $173. Com­ Ph PA 34101 cal citrus experience re­ plete set of Golf Iron A LINCOLN - MERCUBY quired. College desirable, Woods 460. 323-033$. 100 K Palmetto Ave. Age 23-40. Forward com­ WELLS DRILLED, PUMP3, SPR1NKER SYSTEMS Wo have In this vicinity a plete resume to Box 40 c'o Flu PA 24(44 Lockers, Trunks, Te nt s , All Types and Sires beautiful Spinet plena we Sanford Herald Tarpa, Floats, A Knives, We Repair and Servica must sell. It can be pur­ Boats, Army-Navy Surplus S T I N E chased by making small ★ Sanford’s ★ 310 Sanford Ave. Machinery and Supply Co. deposit and taking ovar 307 W. 2nd St PA 24422 small monthly payments. Finest Can Attractive Position— Man or Automatic Wasbsr, good con­ Inquire Thompson Music In The Shewmee Woman, 2A40, good person­ dition. $30. FA 2-4331. BEDDING REBUILT Co., 343 No. Orange Ave., Under The ality and appearance. Lu­ ALL TYPES Automatic washor, refrigera­ Orlando. Ph. GA 5-4377. crative. Full or part-time ★ STARS Call FA2 4321 for Free Esti­ tor. 21" T.V., 20" electric work available in prestige mate. 1 Day Service whan range, simmons twin beds business. No usual canvass­ necessary. complete. Light A tan bading, no traveling. Our na­ room suite, maple chest, GOOD used Record Player. tionally know organisation Write Box 42, e 'o Sanford night stand, and desk set. is number one in Its field. Herald. lawn mower, chairs. Must For local intervtaw, Writs sail at once. Call before fully to District Manngar, 2:30 p. m. A all day Sat­ SpoctaUateg tn Beating Rt t Box S73C. Sanford, urday A Sunday. 737 N. ’41 Pickup Studebaker Truck, aad Alr-Condltiosiag Only Florida. Lorman Circle. Longwood. $230 down and assume pay­ 4302 oak Ave. PA M M ments. PA 2-031$. OIL HEATER SERVICE ANTIQUES and old items, Circulators cleaned aad re­ furniture, china, Iron items, wagon wheel, bottlis. Give paired. Complete service. them for Christmas, use PA 2-1S17 after I p. a . our layaway. Open Monday Tractor work, mowing, disc­ through Saturday $ to A ing, blado work. PA 8-7464. Sunday 1 to A lUway 44 Nurssry A Antiques. 2 miles west ef Sanford, Pla. ANNOUNCEMENT JOHN E. POX, Beg. Real Estate Broker announces the opening of his office at 210 N. Park Avtnua Sanford, Florida for handling all types of real estate Associate: Gertrude P. Fox Broker-salesman Telephone: 3234330 Mailing Address P. O. Box 033 13. Mortgage Loans I Bedroom bouse, backyard MORTGAGE LOANS fenced In. Call after 4:00. FHA and Conventional FA 2-0404. Commercial * Residential "Can Hall" PA 14041 2344 9a Preach Ave. $11,990 WIN Finished Masonry Homes On Your Lot Bedroom house, excellent NEW HOMES on Longwood c o n d 11 ten. Transferred, Markham road. Near pro­ By Owner, nttractlve airmost sell PA 2-3371. posed Interstate 4. 3 Bed­ conditioned 3 bedroom, 2 rooms, 2 baths, Florida bath home. In Pinecrest room, central heat and aircdURStn,' iterdwood floors. F R E E well kept yards. 115 W. Low down payment Ph. Coleman Circle. FA M$$A S FOOT WALK GATE TE 4-3460. ONE 1 4 FA 2-2430 WK.UVA RIVER ESTATES Approximately 1H acres, with 130 ft se river. H mile off I t 41 ONLY S MORB LOTS LEFT IN - see S. 8EE THIS! Taka Uaa right bow to phase for an tarty appoint* meat to ate thia except­ ionally flat homo buy! se e ssse e ssse e e e e e sssS sS e S e st • eeeeeee#• • # • • • # • *# eseeseeeeeeeeee e# UUICK 2 Door, Hid. Trnnn........................... CHRYSLER 4 Door. Air Cond................... CHEVROLET 4 Door U«l. V-M, Hid. Trans PLYMOUTH 4 Door, Auio....................... IIL'ICK 4 Door, Auto., Power ................ IIU1CK 4 Door HT. Auto CHEVROLET V i Ton Pick-Up.........,...... STUDEBAKER 4 Door, Auto................... CHEVROLET 2 Ton Truck, 2 S p e e d ....... PLYMOUTH 4 Door ............................. . LORD Station Wagon V-8, Auto. # e ee e e e ****e ***4 4 S fS S e se e se e o N4M444IM4H49 2 LOCATIONS 2305 PARK AVE. CLAUDE HITTELL, MGR. 219 E. 2nd- ST. CHARLIE SMITH. MGR. ORLANDO CH 1-5144 FA 2-0711 FA 2-0841 1300 French Ave. t 1QM F0,»D F-IUU Sly let Id* Pickup. ■ ■vfW custom c*b, a cylinder, new palnl. thuruughly recundl1 1 1)1$ FORD F-U0 Flat Bed, In good conditio* throughout. I flQ B FORD . FALCON • THUNDERUIUD - FORD TRUCK DEALER 3p8 E. First S t, Sanford j _ | �p u 'f ! . § p W w *. s a fe s iw y >p\ I —,-T ii -■ H I i\;’* 1i ■ ’ .■•i [}•:’ i .• I 1* [ lc >{fl ............... •p : v « / < v!«;•'*»• ••• O C T A 6 OUI . . •vV-, ->r^ 1 f / i ? o IV** •.»' rrr H :• *'V A 6-PAK OF 12 OZ. w. F A [ I I __ ■ BOTTLES OF m ■ M GET TH E NEXT BOTTLE FOR . XNi • . . WHIM YOU BUY Extra Fancy E FOR GET A SECOND CTN. . 3 CANS OF Kenny Pen l ? ! Se •m r a i l *•/•*I! ___& ■■!■■!■ ir Tr Tn i_ ' m ■ §K 4 V f ,4-*. v m K 1 ■ • . |, VN*, -»■■<| H 5 fr V V _ _ _ I ■ _____ 1 P. • GET TH E FOURTH CAN FOR . . . �Diagonal Parking Plan Expected To Get City Approval Bulletin The City Commission tonight Is expected to so establish diagonal parking on the south side of First S t from Oak to Sanford Ave, the Herald leaned today. A special six man committee Is expected to sub­ mit its report at the regular meeting o f the city ***t v t ^ By L A X B T Y K U B K L What were y e a dam erday afternoon? , , , Watch­ Shouts, Jeers 'Interrupt' UNCubanTalk UNITED NATION S, N . Y . ing or bearing a football gam e (U P I) — Shouting spectators . . . Uthing te a loved owe? Interrupted C ube* President Well, we know o f oa e m em ber Oavaldo Dorticoe repeatedly the Booaters Chib that ae be addressed the UN Gen­ eral Assembly today. •pent her afternoon ntlng the Assembly President Muham­ phone for three b o o n trying mad Zafrulla Khan threatened to get aome volunteers for the to clear tha public galleries. concession stand fo r the next Guards hustled the shouting Seminole High grid gam e . . . spectators out a s they rose, She was about as successful one by one. In different parte as the Gators. o f the gallery while Dorticoe • • • ■poke. A CONVERSATION WITH The assembly ball waa pack­ WILDLIFE OFFICER BOB ed and tight security precau­ Johnson: Y es, one by tho tions were In offset. Newsmen Reporter: W ell, were the required special passes to en­ hunters out Saturday T ter the assembly hall, where Johnson: They sure w ere; extra details of guards were hundreds o f them. placed in the public section. Reporter: Anyone shot? Outside UN headquarters, Johnson: Y os, one by hto uniformed and plainclothes de­ Black H am m ock area by tails o f New Y ork w ere on Cviedo. police while demonstrators Reporter: Any arrests? picketed quietly behind barri­ Johnson: 12. cades on the opposite aide o f • e • How many ears la ths San­ the street The first shouting occurred ford area wer# pelted Satur­ in the hall when Dorticoa first d a y ? We know o f three. a • • touched on the Cuban situation County Commission meeting som e 10 minutes a fter the should bo lively tomorrow. start o f hla speech . Celling fo r speedy lm ple Appeal scheduled on the hoard o f adjustment ruling on that mentation o f the UN reeolu Maitland Sewage treatment tion on an end to all colonial­ ism, Dorticoa said. plant care. HWe are eye and body w it nesses o f w hat foreign mlUCounty received u U H F radios tod a y and walk )an pjn toq^)on .M B je. lag through the engineer's A woman rose •nice U w ss like wstchiag\a in Spanish. Others ''follow ed, couple o f kids with a new toy. their single voices - raised in a a a different parte o f the gallery Art Festival waa interesting Guards want Into action quickhere . . . but why only still * lifes on display? a a a of Big decision I hope I don't have to make . . . Whether to watch the world series or attend that shaggy dog trial this afternoon. a a a Utility Company Report Expected In Casselberry Reports on tha financial status of Casselberry Utilities, which is seeking to raise wa­ ter rates In Casselberry are expected at today’s 7:30 p. m. meeting o f the Board o f Ald­ ermen in the Casselberry Women's Club Building on Overbrook Dr. Hibbard Casselberry, own­ er o f the utility company, was asked to prepare the report The Courthouse Committee •t a continued meeting o f the meets again tonight at I p.m . board on Sept. 17. In the com m ission room to delve further Into problems o f ths county home and some office space for the new coun­ ty administrative aide. • a a BERLIN (U P I)—The West­ Goggled rehearsals l a s t ern Allies today protested to week for the big show ( ? ) the Soviet am bassador In East coming off at Lake Mary's Berlin against the Communist Catholic Circle Luau on Oct. refusal to allow a British am­ 13. Y ow ee-c-e, some collec­ bulance to enter East Berlin tion o f fem ales . . . and Saturday to trnd a youth WHAT COSTUMESMI You wounded by Rcu gunfire. fellas better put this on your In identical notes the Unit­ MUST list . . . there’s plenty ed States, Britain and Frsnce o f surprises in THAT chorus said the Communist refusal line. was "in flagrant violation” o f a a a the four-power right of circu­ Governor's Aide John Evans lation in Berlin. reported today, from Tailsbassce, that Governor Bry­ ant's staff is working on tha sanctuary problem , and is to­ JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — day conferring with the Game A half million pounds o f sup­ and Fish people to find out plies will be trsnferred from their position and the reasons a government warehouse to 14 for opening the area so soon buildings in the downtown sec­ after closing It We will keep tion tomorrow as Jacksonville in touch and bring you the stocks up fallout shelters In latest case o f national emergency. a a a Our South Seminole Agent X-0 dropped the intelligence over the weekend that the members o f the Casselberry Country Club are unhappy over the lack o f a life guard at the club pool. Told us som e 30 kids w ere swimming yes­ terday and n o guard was on duty, nor w as there any at­ tendant nearby. a a a West Protests Soviet Move Getting Ready A cursory survey o f the dove bunting area southeast o f town Sunday revealed there were five Seminole County cars, 13 Orange County ears and eight from counties other than Seminole and Orange, a a a Attention goldfish lovers. Keep your loved ones out o f the Cordova section there's a m ixed up German police dog there that craves ’em. a • a boarS emphasising t h r e e m ajor points t o help the dewnte Barring « the la chairman M ayer J. H. (Jimmy) UNITED N A T I O N S * N. Y. (UPI) Cnhan Pleatdent OevaMe Dertteee to­ day asked the United No- the heard will hear ant *•1. i t is recommended that diagonal perking he estab­ lished on tha south aide o f First S t r e e t from Oak Avenue to Sanford Avenue end parallel perking be le ft as la on tha north aide from Oak Avenue to B a n f o r d Avenue, m eeing the center line north to s a appropriate distance to allow tw o lanes o f east bound traffic. Metering the additional parking spaces, and limiting the tra ffic speed to I I aaOee per hour. The above to he put on a trial basis to study feasibility o f such a traffic program. 2. It la also recommended that Third Street be made a thru street from Sanford Avenua to French except park Avenue which la to bo Installed n traffic lig h t moved from Second and Park to Third aad Park, with N o Parking on either aid# botween Sanford Avenue and Oak except on 8undaya. This recommendation to bo a permanent Installation. g. It la recommended that the City Commission give the Merchants permission to set potted plants on the aidewalk fo r beautification at polnta selected by the Mer­ chants Association fo r boat m Kennedy's projected embar­ go an ships of all flags carrying cargoes to Military Boost M IAM I BE A C B (UPI) — GOP congressman W illiam C. Cramsr said Saturday military facilities in Florida should be atrengthened a g a i n s t the threat o f miaallss from Cuba. OXFORD, Miss. (U P I)— An air o f outward calm settled over the Unlvsrslty o f Missis­ sippi campus today as James II. Meredith, a Negro, began his second week as an under­ graduate. Meredith returned to the campus Sunday night from a weekend rendesvous with hla family at an undisclosed des­ tination. Ha waa, as usual, es­ corted by a small group o f U. S. marshals. This waa tha reaction when Meredith later entered the student cafatorlat A whits male student, who was not Identified, sat at a table with him. A s Meredith got up to leave, another stud ent walked over and shook his hand. Cotton Load WASHINGTON (U P I) The Agriculture Department today estimated 14,413,000 bales of cotton will ba pro­ duced this year, down 13,000 bales from last month's fore­ cast Miss Frances time Sanford McDougal, Second p lica winner __ _ Says Bruce A “ delighted” Supervisor of Registration Camilla Brace reported over 400 new registered votera in the county iaat week and over 800 alnce the May Democratic primary. The final day for registering for the fall election was Saturday. Records reveal that voters in the county. Mrs. Bruce said she waa registration turnout She added that there 1* in this year's election than asked to tighten for notary public n committee o f Bar Association day. The Maryland appeal w e* brought to tho Snprame Court by Mr*. Medaly* E . M urray who described herself and her aon William J . M urray lilt, as atheist*. W illiam attoads a Baltimore acbooL Tho other Bible ca re waa initiated la Philadelphia hy a Unitarian couple, M r. and Mrs. Edward Lewis Echompp. Their children attend a high school la Ahington Township. ■■ i Today'* decision means that the high court wN hear •pea arguments in the two cases and later hand down Us rulings on the constitu­ tionality of such practices. The court also: Refused, aa expected, to review lower court orders which brought about the ad­ mission o f Negro Jam es IL Meredith to the University ef Mississippi. Upheld two lower court de­ cisions which struck down rectal barriers in bus and railroad terminals ia InulaUna s a d Georgia. Final Negotiations LAK ELAN D (U P I) — FlorIda Citrus Mutual, in recent talks with the U . S. Depart­ ment o f Agriculture, urged tha use of more Florida grape­ fru it and oranges In the 196263 school lunch program s. Suspend CARACAS, V o n o s u s l a (U P I) — President Romulo Betancourt today suspended more constitutional guaran­ tees after e gun battle and a bomb explosion which wound­ ed 12 parsons, including one American. bids will be opened here Nov. 7 on a dredging Job to prepare the site fo r the A ir Forces multi-launch pad Titan III •pace exploration facility. South End Store Robbed Sunday Jackson's Minit Market, in Castleberry, between was $1,600 robbed of and $1,700 som etim e Sunday afternoon, ■ccording to a report by the S h crlff'i Department. The store'! assistant man­ ager. James Mathis, who waa on duty, discovered the loss between 3 and 3 p. hi. when he went to the safe, in the back room of the store, to get some additional change for the cash registers. Mathis said the safe was locked, when he went to the back room , and when he opened It the money waa gone. He promptly called the S h e riffs office and Deputies responded. According to the Sheriffs Office there were no signs o f the safe having been forcibly opened and the de­ partment Is working on the theory the safe was either opened hy someone who knew Hie combination or that the safe was left unlocked. Officials of the Minit Market firm are working closely with the local enforcement officers In an effort to solve the crim e. Seeks Results TA LLA H A SSE E ( U N ) School Supt. Thomas D. Bailey •aid Sunday he plana to seek a constitutional amendment taeklng another 13 years onto the present school capital out­ lay amendment that expires In January, 1983. I f approved, the amendment would continue to pay for school construction out o f auto tag revenues until January. 1998. Bailey said ths action ia necessary to avert a crisis in Florida’s school build­ ing program. and Mrs. of va. religion in A m er­ The Justices accepted ton challenges to Bible reading practices brought by parent* in Pennsylvania and Mary* load. The Maryland care aim Involves recitation •4 the Lord's Prayer aa p u t ot school opening erereieee. Acceptance of the two coses planted the court Into Its new term on the same explo­ sive note on which it adjourn­ ed last summer. At that time it held uncooatltutinoa) the reading of n statewritten prayer in New York schools. BERLIN (U P I)— W est Ber­ lin Mayor W illy Brandt, Just back from seeing President Kennedy in W ashington, said today i f Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev wants ware over Berlin "h e will get I t " More Grapefruit poata la the running centre* ican life. Brandt Warns CRESCENT C IT Y , Calif. (U P I) — An air, saa and ground search continued today fo r n missing twin-engine pri­ vets plane carrying Congress­ man Clsm Miller and two other persons. The decisions a n expected to provide far-reaching guid e, s u it requirements commissions, the Florida indicated to­ M IAM I (U P I)— N ew York attorney James B. Donovan flew beck to Havana Sunday night fo r what may be the fi­ nal negotiations to free .1,113 Cuban' prisoners from last year’s Bay o f Pigs Invasion. WASHINGTON (UPI) The S u p r e m e Court agreed today to rule on the constitutionality of ——--- ----Ue school*. veray ov er the question year vote she could remember. Out of the new registered voters, about hatf are from Sanford, Mrs. Bruce added. On the ballot this November will be senstorial, congressional and legislative races as well ss railroad and public utility poata up for grabs. Among the moat interesting to local voters will be a city commission race and a reapportion­ ment amendment, which if passed will give Seminole County an additional senator. There are nine constitutional amendments TA LLA H A SSE E (U ri) — The 1963 Legislature m ay be waa Flaming painting o f boats moored to a guerite Pope for her gay Maxican sun­ dock, with the title " F o g ­ painting o f bound.” The painting was one flowers. P riiei of $23, $is and $10 o f 30 exhibited by local artist* during tha two-day Festival of will ba awarded to the throe VAH-T com ing back Art sponsored by tha Down- ladlaa by tha M erchant'! Assn. Thursday morning . . Judges ware M re-j Doris Vgone since tb s first o f August! town Merchant’s Asia. NO. 566 Tighten Law Conner Plugs State Emblem F O R T LAUDERDALE ( UPI ) — Agriculture Commis­ sioner Doyle Conner plugged the new emblem for identify­ ing Florida-grown agriculture products at a meeting o f Flor­ ida retailer* today. The emblem, "Sunflavor," over an outline map of Florida will toon become a trademark of quality products, Conner said. Gordon Badcock’ s Furniture store. Mrs. Bali’ s painting of sand Miss McDougal said that dunes was seen in Uie window at Cowan’ s and Sirs. Pope's her first-place winning paint­ sunflower painting was ex­ ing waa dona from memories hibited at Mary-Esther’s. o f a visit to an island off tha Sanford street* and side­ coast o f Franca, several years walks were bustling Friday ago. It waa created by the use and Saturday aa shopper* and o f a palette knife and airing lookars came to see the Fes­ and thick heavy paint tival o f Art and take advan­ Tha painting v i a shown in tage of advertised bargains. resident, Mrs. Georgia Bail's painting Sweeney. who lives on East Celery Ave., o f windswept aaa dunes and has won first prise for her third place went to Mrs. Mar­ SANFORD, FLORIDA \ 'Fogbound' Tops Art Festival long HON., OCTOBER 8,1962 P A B IS (U P I) — President Charles de Gaulle haa decided to aet N ee. I I and 25 as tha date* fo r now perliamontary general elections, government sources said today. Bids Search Turns JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — U. 8. Army Corpe o f En­ Up Plane Engine The gineers has announced that JACKSONVILLE (U P I) Search efforts for the wreck age o f tha navy and civilian aircraft which crashed in the Atlantic o ff Ponte Vedra Beach last week have recov­ ered one engine from tha pri­ vate plane and located a m a­ jo r part o f the Jet fighter the Navy said today. However, only one body haa been recovered. Thar# (till are four persona m illin g and presumed dead. EatabUahod 1996 Elections Set Search On Over *0le Miss W in Hm s I# ccM^NUi FtosUtsi Crapye, •toners At WUeow, Joe aad merchants E . C. Harper, Charles Bebtooew aad B. L. Perkins Jr. The three W lATBSBt Fair through Tuosday. High today, TWO. Low tonight, 60-65. SIg VjS WARNING HUNTERS not to treapaan or Bondi*, firearm* enreleaa))* rCrtfifUced Saturday i n c!<»ve hunting arena by the Seminole Coun­ ty Sportamnn'n Assn, on n public service. Shown are Howard Hodges, W. A. Adams. Curl Anderson, Jack Wilber, Edward McCull and Horry Rob­ son, o few o f the men who worked to put out 600 algiu. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ Army Calk Back County Insurance Board Given Crisis Troops Clean Bill O f H ealth By S tate The County Insurance com­ policy mission Was given should he purchased, presently in force there ia no rccourae for a clUien if In­ Strickland pointed out that volved in an accident with a county vehicle and the lat­ the county is large enough to ter ia at fault The only be a self-insurer in tha (Ire, courae o f action open ia for theft and collision areas, but the legUlature to p a is a spe­ it should carry the liability cial bill covering the injured coverage. Under the atatutea party's claim. a clean instead. bill o f health by the State Insurance authorities who concluded an Investigation In­ to the operation of tha Insur­ ance business controlled by the eounty commission. A letter from Richard F. Strickland, deputy director o f the State Insurance De­ partment, to County Commisaloner James P. Avery, Jr., stated the result of the study conducted by the de­ partment to determine whe­ ther or not there had been a violation o f the insurance rating laws revealed none, and the "departm ent has no criticism of Die Seminole County Insurance program or the agents writing it.” A second letter, received by Avery from Strickland, pointed out that the proposal made by one local agent for a nation wide company, Indi­ cated there would be a sav­ ing of SUO.09 per year in one type of coverage, but neg­ lected to pilnl out that over a four year period there would be l saving o f slight­ ly over $1,000, according to Die commissioner. It was said, by Strii-kUnd, In conversation with Avery, that the county should can­ cel its policies on county ve­ hicles for fire, theft ami col­ lision, and ■ public liability Eleventh Hour For Gen. Walker DALLAS, Tex. (U P I )-F o r mcr MaJ. Gen. Edwin A. Walker waited today for his "eleventh hour” meeting with two psychiatrist*. Walker must appear for a psychiatric examination by Dr. R. L. Stubblefield o f the Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas and a private chiatrlst selected by tho ernment. Walker returned home day, gleefully waving a western hat at some 200 lowers who met him at Dallas airport. Up is free on a reduced bond of 350,000 from a U. S. hos­ pital for federal prisoners at Springfield, Mo. lie agreed to a mental checkup before be­ ing released. The airport crowd waved "W alker for President" signs and cheered when he said he only went lo Mississippi "to see a football game.” Walker w it arretted a week ago during the rioting on the N EW YORK (U P I) — Univeraity of Mississippi camStorks were narrowly mixed put at Oxford. He it charged in dull early trading today. with rebellion, Insurrection and seditious conspiracy. " I intended to make only a short trip to Mississippi/* he said, "H ow ever, It got to be Bridge . . . ____ Page 7 quite extended." Classified _ ___ Page 9 lie was arrested for allegComics ...... page 8 gedly urging on riotera oppos­ Dear Abby Page 7 ing the admission o f N egro Editorial ...... Page 4 James Meredith to the school. Entertainment Page 7 Robert Morris of DaUas said Legala .... Page 8-9 A 10 the federal government must Puxxle - ~ _ . ™ Page 8 prove eight polnta before Society — Page 6 Walker can be tried on the Sports — ... Page 3 charges against him. Dull Trading: Herald Index However, It waa pointed out by Strickland that recent court decisions have indicat­ ed that municipalities and counties have been held lia­ ble and, he says, under (he circumstances the county should have the coverage. It was pointed out by A very that tills only applies to those vehicles under the con­ trol o f the County Commis­ sion. It was ascertained that the school buses operated by the County School hoard are covered hy liability incur- THAT'S 33 ALL YEARS WASHINGTON (U P I) — The Arm y announced today that all active force on duty for the MUtlaiippl integra­ tion crisis will be sent back to their home alatlona, startlag Immediately. The 3,400 troopa have been deployed in Memphis, Term, and Columbua, Mias. They were sent Into the area after rioting erupted on the Uni­ versity o f Mississippi cam pus a week ago over the en­ rollment o f Negro Jam es IL Meredith. The forces will be returned to their home bases by air and truck, Army Secretary Cyrus R . Vance announced. Still on duty in the area ire forces of the Mississippi National Guard, which was put on federal duty by Pres­ ident Kennedy the night be­ fore the riots began. Some of there Mississippi troops were released last weekend. Others were kept on call, and the remainder WE KNOW! EXPERIENCE HIGH QU ALITY TIRES A T FAIR TRICES. 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Tried to get hold af Osmtfy Williams te Uw daep eg tha Withered •cnlthofde. Anyway be wasn’t gvailabl*—he’d gone fUbte'. s e e Thar* te abeolulely no Bute te rumors around towa that federal troopa will be moved te to protect dove hunters her*. • a • $00 new registered voter* te the county during the teat three weeks. . . . Saturday at g p. m. ia the final day to r t f la te r.. . . a * * Wag* battle brewing be­ tween manufacturing compan­ ies . . . all out w ar shaping up among eewlng machine opere tor*.. . . Seema skilled la­ bor hard to get and local companlee battling each ether far kelp. Chains i s J i n Avery accused tba Gam* sad fre s h Water f k h Commlsska af “bowing la the wish** af a distinct sad vocal minority,” k a sUtan a a t today an the opening af the bird saactuary southeast af the city, la dove hurting. Avery declared, “ I can’t n d arstaad the attitude af tba eonmlsaloa hi refusing to give favorable consideration to a bird sanetuary. It shows clear* ly that they do not have tba safety af the people a t heart. "The County Commission has, on three occasions, unan­ imously indicated that in its opinion and la the Interests of safety, the area should be Uw District I commissioner declared that be baa "tba feeling” tba board will not drop the subject because too many eitixens and their saf­ ety ar* Involved. "Over to per cent of the property own­ ers la Uw area want it closed to hunting, and the commis­ Notice ell the North Ameri­ sion Is very much aware of the sentiment.” can personnel pulling out. ffotnc r*f the w » j^sv y r» » vet of money. s e e Our Chamber of Commerce sent n telegram to the Baa Franc lea* Gtents mI winning PlaneDown \ Off Daytona City demolished eigh t teitldlaga on Pin* At*. Cypres* sec­ tion yceterday.. . . Cost to the property owner f4$4 . . . thus fa r since the program started boom 1$ building* demolished. • • • County Zoning Board defer­ red action on camp site resonbig by Lake Jessup last night More time to study. City son­ ar* meet tonight . . . as wtll as county board of adjustment s e e You can find ada for Just about any Item you want In today’s Herald . . . over 90 ac­ counts ahowlng “goodies.’* • • • Shsggy dog trial on again . . . this tlms Monday after­ noon and Al Fitts esya he should be back from Jackson­ ville for this one. Hope tha dogs show up. • * * Former Sanford attorney Wallace Allbritton now In Tampa with tha Hillsborough Prosecutor’s office. • e e They say tha Coreopsis la blooming out along the S t Jo h n s.. . . I don't know what that mtana but I'm going to look. • a a Anyone need an old twat-op marquee T Movlsland Manager Hugh Price says he's trying to get rid of tha old one.. . . New marque* coming in. s e e Alta monte Springe recrea­ tion budget for this year la running $3.12 in the red. De­ ficit financing In Washing­ ton Is one thing, but down here—well. Just bo more careful I s e e That Item of Interest to S o u t h Seminole youngsters promised by the Longwood Volunteer Firemen turned out to be a cotton candy machine (and did those fireman aver have fun Wednesday night trying it out). Tha machina w ont bo ia operation all of the time, but will bo available far all special events and parties la the area. • * * Talking about Longwood. a member of the city council telle us that more talk about tha water well te expected a t the meeting today . . . I p. m. . • . City HalL * * City and county tax bills ivrill being going out before the wad of the serve the bird sanctuary southeast of tha city, it was indicated today by County Commission Chair* man Gen. J. C. Hutchison. The General expressed himself m being com­ pletely taken by surprise nt the action of the Gama Commission in utterly Ignorbur the wlsbse «< the sonsmission la opening the eontrovsrslal ars* eouthsasl ef Sanford to hunting, when the Commission hsd requested H tasty . I t was pointed out by the commissioner that an everwhelming majority of the property ownere In the area involved requested the aloeIng and the commission bowed to their wishes. "Now the G ene and fre sh Water Fish Commission refuses to listen to the people meet af­ fected by the hunting, end grant the request of the hunters, who are not owner* of tha property involved,” •eld Hutehlsosk Confessing to being an en­ thusiastic hunter, himself, the General added, “ But, If a JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Nevfl authorities laid today, that places of a ^m all civilian plane overdue from Syracuse N. Y., to Daytona Heath four persons aboard bevw been found in the Atlantic Ocean off Ponte Vedra. Investigations continued to determine whether the crash of ths twin-engine Super Bcechcraft leased by General Electric Corp. of Syracuse, wta connected with the crash of a Navy Jet fighter near ths same spot Tuesday. Namss of those aboard the civilian plana ware withheld until notification of next of kin. The Navy pilot who waa kill­ ed In the crash of the F3H Demon Je t Fighter was Lt. (Jg) E. E. Faulk, son of Mrs. Alice Faulk of Box 117, Columbia, Ala. Ha waa at­ tached to Fighter Squadron 31 at Ceeil Field. Ole Miss Grid Tilt Sife Changed OXFORD, Miss, (UPI) _ University of Mississippi of­ ficials, fearful of having a football crowd on the cam­ pus during a time of racial tens loo, said today the Sat­ urday game with the Uni­ versity of Houston would be played in, read at Jackaon. The announcement, con­ firmed by Memorial Stadium officiate In Jackaon, capped a confusing series of announce­ ments and reports that first bad reported the game would be played here, then sained Houston as the site. The team had been alert­ ed early today to stand by te* « trip to Houston. U. I . Atty. Gen. Robert P. Kennedy had been report­ ed considering cancellation of tha game altogether. ____ f L .i£ >P T jl-* ' ^ ■ /* .V ^ M ffC T fc '<<;• tM \ Clear The Air On Apportion, Governors Ask H O L L Y W O O D (UPI) Southern governors called to­ day for clearer guidance from the federal courts on how state legislatures should be re­ apportioned. Attorneys from Arkaniat and Tennessee outlined for the final session *f the Southern Governors Conference the his­ tory of litigation on state reapportionment. On* of them, Edwin P. lluat of Nashville, Tenn., said lt waa “clear the U. 8. Supreme Court should glv* further gtgdanc* to tow­ er courts handling reappor­ tionment cases. United IUUVA... Three Escape BERLIN (UP1) tesnager* escaped Berlin today from many, West Berlin ported. — Three to West East Ger­ police re­ New Structure TALLAHASSEE (UI’I) — I The Capitol building committee I unanimously r s c o m mended I Wedneedey that the atate I build a new structure to house I the Legislature. (UPI) ter C. WUlianw. operations director of Project Mercury. The result, Wiliams told a new! coofcrenoe Wednesday night, waa th |t the U. S. space program will movs a atop ahead to lie 24-hour or­ bital mission. It was a Joyous occasion at thte Atlantic C oat spaceport when the 39-jear-old Navy commander dropped la the Pacific bultee; * aftfr the most perfect fl%U yet in the winds early today io a small area M ar tha centsr. Gals force winds fanned outward 300 miles to Uw east tad north and 00 milts to tbs southwest The weather bureau said WASHINGTON (UPI) — " The Defense Department an­ nounced Wednesday It will build 7,500 military family hooting units a t a coat of |W 0 million during the flees! year >1 ending neat July 1. - fT«r,'w?v.x is cross- Florida bergs stru t, 'leaving only the slim­ mest chance that any money will be provided thl* year. The conferees, after hours of wrangling, deeidtd they could not reach agreement on the controversial |16g million Unk between the Gulf of Mex­ ico and the Atlantic Ocean. Their failure to reach a de­ cision left some hop* that $203,000 to complete planning on the canal might be Includ­ ed In the public works appro­ priations bill. But the chances are faint. M4 t^ H r While Me attorney! fought a legal battle to end Ms "political" confinement at a federal Institution here. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha longehoremen’a a t r 1k a that haa crippled ahipplng In Atlantic and Gulf Coast porta ■Inca Monday waa expected to ba halted today by a Taftllarllvy lnjaction. Cancer Victim HOLLYWOOD (U P I)-A etrrss Els* Lanchaater said Wednesday her actor-hueband, Charles Laughton, te aware ha ia suffering from cancer, but remains ebaerful despite the leriousness of his illnena. SmathersRecord Assailed ByGOP DeGaulle Appeals ST. PETERSBURG <UP1>The voting record of U. S. Sen. George A. Smathers haa been assailed by Emerson Rupert, his Republican op­ ponent for the Senate seat. Rupert charged Wednesday that Smathers bad a “liberal” voting record in the U. S. Senate. He said Smathers favored Increased federal authority and was a “heavy aupporter of the liberal, soc­ ialistic programs.” PARIS (UPI) — President Charles de Gaulle appealed di­ rectly to the country today over the heads of a rebellious Parliament to approve hie plan for elaction of hla sucressors by diroct popular vote of tha nation aa a whole. More Power FESTIVAL OF ART ia Sanford Friday and Saturday ia being promoted lo by Downtown Sanford m erchants, spotlighting th thee work of local ertiet WASHINGTON (UPI) — members of the Sanford A rt Aaaociation. Here Mrs. Gretchen Lewie Congress planned to hand Crowell flicks a spot of d u st from a painting of here which will heng in President Kennedy today the Powell’e Office Supply Store. Mrs. Crowell will also have a painting hang* unprecedented power ha re­ ing in M ather’s Furniture Store. (Herald Photo) quested to lead Americana lato a “trading partnership1 NEW YORK (UPI) - In­ with the 170 million people in quiries open today Into the Europe’s C o m m o n Market devastating explosion of a countries. A' bolter at noon Wednesday In • New York telephone com­ pany office. Twenty-one per­ New Po3t TALLAHASSEE (UPI) sons died in the blast and at Fifteen merol t* * the. Mary Esther'* and Nader's. Mrs. Mary Knox at Sanford least 100 others were injured. State School Superintendent Sanford Art A M *#:.' w ill1 Mrs. Helen DcWitt at MeFurniture. The 13-foot-long boiler burst Thomas Bailey today ap­ Prizes of $23, $13 and $10 with a terrifying roar at pointed Charlts La Pradd, display their paintings in the Crorj's and McVIcar’a. Joe Mathleux at Sanford will be presented to three football stores of Downtown Merchants 12:07 p.m. and ricocheted former freshman through a basement wall into coach at Florida Stale, aa all day Friday and Saturday Herald and Scars. 31rs, George Dodson at artists whose presentations an adjacent cafeteria filled a specialist In aurvaya with In a Festival of Art, spon­ are chosen by a committee of Penncy’a and Parkins. sored by local merchants. with women. the Department of Education. Mra. M. L. Bshorn at merchants aa their favorites. A list of the artists, who All paintings will be for will each have two pictures Touchton'a and Jacobson's. shown by business people in Mrs. John Sikes at Sanford sale, at various prices, with Sanford are listed below Shoe Center and Florida State a portion of the proceeds go­ ing to the treasury of the with the namce of U>* places Bank. where their paintings, water Chester Scott at Yowell’s Sanford Art Association. colors, pastels and sktlchcs and Kal’s. U. S. manned apace pro­ —to prove that the capsule's can be aeon: Mra. Fred Ball at Cowan’s CD Film s gram. Mrs. Gretchen Crowell at and Echols' Bedding. pilot could conserve fuel by From the moment the fin­ allowing hla craft to drift Powell's and Mather's. There will be a showing of Mra. Mildred Jones at al countdown began, tha manMrs. D. C. Howard at Ran­ Ivey’s Shoe Store and Wlteoo- the mutton picture, “Optra through spact on Us own. Usn Survival - Florida," a t end the machinery were dall Electric and Sanford Mater. Schlrra did that, and then Flower Shop. “go.” And how they went! Mrs. Mathiid* Frtesel at the Uealth Department Audi “There were no space­ some. At tha crucial moment Mra. A. B. Stevens at Sur­ Western Auto and Roumillat torium, on French Avenue, craft difficulties whatever,” before re-entry Into tha plus City and Sweeney's. tonight at 7:30 p.m. The pre­ and Amterion’s. Williams (aid. “ There were earth's atmosphere, Sigma T'a E. B. Stowe at Sanford Mrs. Frances McDougal at sentation te sponsored by the no physiological dlificultici.” fuel tanks were to percent Electric and Sanford Atlantic Hollywood Shop and Bab­ local Civil Defense organisa­ Thte, the longest U. S. fell The fuel te vital a t this Bank. tion haaded by A. B. Pater­ cock's Furniture. manned venture yet, had one point so the capeula can be Mra. J . O. Gregory at SenMra. Mildred Babcock at son Sr. A quaation and an­ objective which the apace correctly aligned for rt-en- karik’s and Ro-Jay'a. G arrett’s and Carroll's furni­ swer period will follow tha “overriding'’ i*7Mr a. Marguerite Pope at ture, films to be shown. • Probe Opens la an U a. as. advisory, the weather bureau pkpetak ad Uw storm 's center neat latitude H i north, toajtado 6M west. It eontlaued te move toward tha east M tb west a t • mph. Tba Weather S w e a t *dvis­ ed “ Interests along the south Atlantic to ast should keep in close touch with all advisor* tea during tha a n t several days." Tba advisory said tha has* rlcana was expected to In­ crease slowly In slat sad In intensity durlag tha day and continue Its «1*m west-«a*tte»i AltamonteSeb Fiscal Agent For Water Plan May Be Halted 18 O rbits In January CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) —Neat up: e 24-hour, lborbit flight, poaeibly In Jannary. Jubilant apace agtncy of­ ficiate confirmed thte waa in the works almost aa aooa aa astronaut Walter M. Schlrra Jr. splashed down in the Pacific after > magnificent tlx-orbit trip that went off almost flawlessly. “ Aa far a t I’m concern­ ed, R was perfect,” laid WaL MIAMI (UPI) — Hurricane Daisy held to a olodding, westerly course today, TM a tla s east of Miami. The season's fourth tropi­ cal storm achieved hurricane strength of Tl mils an hour New Housing J. C. HUTCHISON 'A Surprise' UNGTON y n lk ^ ^ tlon to thrf governor and ask­ ing him for e ruling on Who has Jurisdiction of county lands and making a final de­ termination of whether or not the Game people have the power to overrule a decirien of tho County Commission, which has acted In what it consider* the beat Interests cf the people. In a statement today, Coun­ ty Commlaaloner John Fitspatrlck said he waa “surprised at the action of the Gam* Commission In refuting to conilder the wishes of 230 residents that signed a peti­ tion to establish the sanctu­ ary.” Fltxpa trick said be was amazed that tha State Com­ mission would Ignore the saf­ ety and wall being of the pro­ perty owners in tha area. "Their decision came as a complat* surprise to me, said the Commissioner. VOL. 6S WEATHER: Showerx through Friday. High today, 8540. Low tonight, «-70. Preta Leased Wire Eatabliahed 1908 THUR3., OCTOBER 4, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 554 Merchants To Sponsor ^ o rk 0 ! Artists To Be Shown Altamonte g p r l n g e * onagain-off-agata municipal wo* tar system finally get perms* nently on-agsin at tha meeting of the town council Wednee* day night, when Kirk Gundy, of Gundy and Co., fiscal agent from Do Land, was appointed agent for the handling of tha revenue bonds that will ft» sane* the system. Gundy, who had accempare lad town officiate to the At* lanta office of tha Romo and Housing Finance A g e n c y , Community Project* Division, last week, told the council that ha had been unable to are rang# satisfactory private fi­ nancing for tha project for several reasons, among them being the fact that investors prefer larger operations and would rather Invest la going concerns rather than new pro­ jects. He presented a proposal to represent the town In making arrangements for the Federal loan, and also offered to are range ‘‘Interim" financing, or a construction loan, so tha project could gat undsrwsy at the earliest possible moment lie pointed out that ths gov­ ernment does not like to com­ plete a transection uotU tfy* work 1s partially complete, hence, the need (or the In­ terim money. The Gundy Co. offer w u to represent the town and secure tha money for a contingent fee of $3,000. Atty. E. K. van den Berg, representing t h e American Mortgage Co., Orlando, pre­ sented the council a plan for the proper drainage of Lake Maltbie to prevent any future flooding of the m w homes in the area. The projected coat of the drainage system is $27,000, and the company will install it, if tba town will undertake the maintenance of t h a completely automatic system. CORRECTION The Herald Incorrectly Bat­ ed Htasinete County Melon aa the dealer for Valiant la aa a d 1 Wednesday when it d e a l f Braoa Motor*. have �S p a t if it h W ' l * a ? 1 i New sealer numbers are Jady B u sin sad M r T a r k r sad Juniors include Bar* bora Bolftr, Busaa Deal, Carol f e t e d , Mary Scott and Sherry SplaeQL Eight of the sew members are spohomores iaeludlag II s Im •if™® GABOON THERAPY for ehildrwti of tha U ttle Red Schoolhouee, or other »»*•"tally retarded children has bean offered by tha members of the B uford Garden Club, who hare promised to work with tha children, tgachiaff them to care for crowing things. The club has one member iff a t tha Little Rad Sehoolhouse one day a week, but will send a clubber to work with any child at home. Shown here, helping i XirsQa train up the confederate jasmine vine in a trallla in hia rdrd are Mrs. Patty Henderson and Mrs. Andrews. Michael la tha B ra. Ann Karnes. (Herald Photo) set attained a t a "Ovt-Ac­ quainted" Tea Suaday after* anas Sor IS aaw aad feespsctlve member* at (be bases s t Mrs. C. B. Bowel. With « m boeteae M * s receiving line were Mrs. Billy Byaa, g re a te st; Mrs. Lola Wallace, vice f au l t e d ; Mrs. Mary Oatbry, aacreU ry; • Mrs. Dtcfc Madden, treasurer and Mik. Mary Watsea, reporter, Mrs. B. B. d a r t , Mrs. Robert Deaa and Mrs. Ewrlgbtsaa H arr ilk served Too aod.oaan e f ro e aro b a rte r atdriae aoe requires to e m a a l k depUeata e a r •talma aad dtmaado wfcteb Woe,- or olthor i t yuu. may h a r t aaaiaat the o tu ta el CLTDB U MARTIX, DtoMWtd. lata a t aalS Caeaty ta tea Caaaly Ja4aa of SaaaUaU Caeaty. FUrie*. a t hia tin ea Rings lllgbwny Savings Bank la Me Coart Hoeeo at ta li or his aiuraay, aaS may took stale at h a u l s e t oa filed shall fee veUL ■/ Stottla M ortla At AdaUalatrotrlx a t U a Batata a t CtpCa U Marita, <ocoooo4 OorCta T. Praeartak Attaraay for tfce Katota ISS-IM Worth Park A etaae P. a Baa IMS, to ofor4, Plorlda PekUah Sops, ss, tT a o a t •a. a tu t. CDA-fS e — - _. aW TCfy Linds Spnaear, Caret T a m s, Elisabeth Evans and U sds Echols. Plans for the coming year which have been made by the Anchor Club iadade at* tendaaee at tha regional meeting la Daytona Beach, Saturday. The girls plan la help bind books at the library, seO memberships Aar Che Sea* ford’D eBvy Eatertalam eat Association, help oat a t the Little Red SebooBxrasa ta d at the county hems. Ladies A Geata Bellavonce Watch Bands PER I N LB. CYLINDER Ne IastaQatiea Charge Delivery Anywhere tat Bemlnole Coaaty FA 2-0181 Sanford Gas Co, 1M W. 1st ST. S p.m. and 4 ». m. Mambrrship la tha dub la opea In those Invited to the tea and other interested ladtea whe are asked to attend the grasp's first meeting of tha sensaa la be bold next SEW AND SAVE UNBLEACHED 45-inchet Wide Very OCTOBER 4 - 5 and 6 Special MUTED Refreshments! • Souvenirs! • Gifts For The Kids! helmet BE FIRST! See 'em on display in Sanford for the ftret tim e. . be one of the first to take a ride in o u r. • 4 POINT \ \ \ suspension \ A CHECKS IMPACT >PLASTIC HEAD H A N D F I T S ALL SIZES SECURELY 36-inchefl Wide WASHABLE MODEL PARADE CARPET F O A M RUBBER CUSHIONS FR O N T & BACK il (I 11 Il f v 11file* Vtllutf! *"l«l tl" la* it lootliiiil I v t y in liu> bluf (i 1 « h»*l*fia*t m oiliT nl |usl flic uiHrh lh»' >'• ( !»••» \fi ip d itj hf'Utl lium is iui|u%f so >»••• ttf p«*fK*(l Ilf I ha* nit* (I I w()y lo I. fi>t|l yO' " ip lr i with w O tuirfful hour* of s vj p e tte d (lift1 Shop la Alr-Condllloncd MB Iff.M • Duttel win be at Pias crest Mr individual aad groap^taatruetkna. The to citk a will be leablaa. Ctrck Pack. 0 * each Thursday aftsrnooa Dwf(al will bo at the F t MaOoa P ark Courts for Instruction. MOLDED PLASTIC \football M ill Tennis Anyone? Pad. B a ll Mtg. Asaa. ve W. B. Walcott, otus, mtg. fcL H. K G rk r va Howard D. Dague, atal, mtg. fcL Long as. Robert H it tawsy, demand Judgment Joseph Oasll, etui, ve Bel’s 1-10-M cent Itore, lac., de­ fault Patricia SchoUlng va Thom ai1 Packer, atux. Judgment Mania a s AppMcattaas John Ludwig aad Jeaa Wright, Sanford Lavsrna laadnor aad Lola HatcheQ, Sanford FOR SANFORD FESTIVAL OF ART DAYS Uumm MsBBj 2 Groups o f Ladies BOTTLED GAS Comfort Of Sanford F in t Quality Non-Skid Back 24 x 72-inchei THE REMNANT shop HWY. 17*92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 203-09 E. le t St. FA 2-09f SEW AND SAVE OPEN Thursday and Friday 8:00 til 9:00 Saturday 8:00 til 6:00 p. m. �'•4 ✓ BandDinner The Rear Lake Elementary PTA held its first official ■meting ef the school year Tuesday night In the school auditorium. with President Neel Buell' presiding and Contest Winner Is Home FromHollywood By Jane Casselberry Paula Hlcka of Altamonte Springs, lovely winner of the recent area TV Directory Cover Girl Contest, has re­ turned borne after her 10-dsy prise trip to Hollywood. The trip Included the first jet flight for Paula who was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Walter J . Hicks, of 110 Orients Dr. As another part of her prise la the contest, Paula was given a small soeaking part in “Shannon Malloy,” one of the HawalUn Eye TV aeries now being filmed. In the show, whleh U expected to be released in an approxi­ mate 13 weeks, Paula ap­ pears as a tourist She enjoyed visiting the ether seta at Warner Bros. Studio and meeting such well-known TV stars as Troy Donohue, Connie Stevens and Rookie Byrnes. While there she stayed with relatives and went to Dis­ neyland, Malibou and Bever­ ly Hills. Paula signed an option with Warner Bos. and says that even should nothing ever eorae of It, she feeU the trip was thoroughly worthwhile. This week she is back at Martin Co. in Orlando and continues with plans to fur­ ther her education. Rev. Richard Brown of the Forest City Baptist Church giving the opening prayer. Executive board members and working chairmen intro* duccd by Buell after his wel­ coming address were Allen Forward, first vice presi­ dent; George Dabbe, second vice president and principal of the school John Hall, treasurer and Mrs. Dee RUley, secretary. Chairmen are Mrs. Hall, membership; Mrs. Buell, clinic; Mrs. Mary Gore, boapltality and room mothers; Mrs. Richard Ostrander, historisn; Mrs. Mary Powell, ebild welfare; Mrs. Peggy Morrell, year book; Mrs. Kay Dunn, recreation; Mrs. Paul Bois, safety and civil de­ fense; Don Halsey, faculty BridgeClub Names Winners Nine tables were in action at Tuesday’s weekly meeting of the DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club with play directed this week by Howard Middleton. Tied for first, second and third place, NS, were Mrs. Myrtle Dunnebaek, Mrs. Nan Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Baker, Mrs. Donald Johnson and John Vandershaaf. Fourth place winners were Jim Saw­ yer and Tom Peters. For EW, winners were, first. Miss Ethel Johnson and H. Guy Chase; second. Dr. and Mrs. Earl Sandbom; third, Mrs. M. L. Patterson and Mrs. Frank Holder and fourth, Miss Minnie Heltman and F. R. Froehlich. tor, program ; R. J. Ostran­ der, beautification and Mrs. William McGinnis, publica­ tion. Buell asked for volunteers te establish a “ Dibb’a Club” to aid in playground activi­ ties and setting up play­ ground equipment. Richard Lashley was appointed chair­ man of the club and asked those wishing to participate to contact him right sway. A request also was made for four mothers a day to volunteer to take over during teacher’s relief periods for the first and second grades. Volunteer help already has been secured for the four higher grades. The group discussed and approved proposals present­ ed by Mrs. Elliott that the PTA sponsor a turkey din­ ner and Saturday movies ter children of the area. A fund of $100 was approv­ ed to sponsor the dinner whleh was scheduled for Oct. 20 between the hours of I p. m. and I p. m. In the school cafeteria. A program of entertainment also will M ilk Order Enforcing Set TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — A milk commission order of a year ago prohibiting retail store from selling milk for leas than they bought it for will continue to be enforced, Milk Director Eugene Fisher said today. Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin ruled Monday that the order was illegal because it was adopted without a public hear­ ing. He made the ruling a t the Stretching Thin One pound of nickel, be­ same time he posed similar ob­ cause of its exceptional due- jections to a new retail price tllty, can be stretched Into a order th at was to have gone Into effect Oct. 20. fine wire 80 miles long. b« provided ter the svenlng. The movies will be (hova every other Saturday ter children between the ages of five and is years in the school auditorium beginning Nov. s. Tentative tinea were act for 3 p. m. until 1:30 p.ra. The system of block teach*, lag was explained by Has* ley who advised that students In the fifth and sixth grades spend part of each day with An accident Tuesday morn­ ing resulted in $800 damages to a small Europesn econ­ omy car and 2300 to another car when Gerald Miller, 20, Maitland, was struck broad­ broadside by Mrs. Audrey Napierata, 34, Apopka, at the in­ tersection of SR 438 and Hattaway Drive, near the Alta­ monte Springs School. Miller entered on tbe high­ way directly into the path of Mrs. Napierata's vehicle, which was east bound, and was struck by tbe Apopka car. Mrs. Napierata had no time to taka evasjve action, according to Trooper W. L. Sikes, who covered the acclcident. Miller was charged with violation of the right of way section of the motor vehicle law. No injuries were re­ ported. Immediately following the MiUer-Naplersta accident, a ca- driven by Hulon Crews, 20, Plymouth, who had stop­ ped for the wreck, was struck from behind by one driven by Richard E. Brown, 21, of Apopka. Damage was minor, and Tpr. Sikes charged Brown with operating a mo­ tor vehicle with detective brakes. him and Mrs. Roberta Rich­ ards and the aides in studies of social science, health, phy­ sical education and art. establishing Methods reading levels and work ex­ pected from each were given by Principal Dabbs who also announced that tee shirts, beanies and stationery im­ printed with the school name in the green and white school colors soon will be available for purchase by the students. At the close of the meeting after the financial report was read, a 20 minute movie on civil defense was shown through arrangements made by Mrs. Bole with the Coun­ ty CD headquarters in San­ ford. Mrs. Joanne Bounder’s third grade woo the member­ ship pennant for having more than 70 percent of the par­ ents in attendance ( a t the meeting. A half-hour refreshment and social period was held prior to the business meet­ ing. The Bear Lake PTA baa set its regular monthly meet­ ings for the first Tuesday of each month except in Jan­ uary when the date faUs on Naw Year's Day. DeBary GOP Club To Hear Candidates By Mrs. Adam Matter DeBary Officers of Republican Club have Issued a reminder that this month's meeting will bo held on Fri­ day of this week a t tha Community Center beginning at 7:30 p. m. Candidates running for of­ fice In the November elec­ tions are expected to he on hand to speak. The meeting Is open to the public. By Jane Casselberry Lyman High School Band baa received an invitation to participate in the University of Florida's Homecoming Parade to be held In Gaines­ ville on Oct. II at 2 p.m. The parade Is the first event of n weekend of homecoming festivities. The trip will be made by. charter Greyhound bus and the band, which is self sup­ porting, hopes to raise funds for this expense by means of a turkey dinner to be held on Oct. 13 from 9 p. m. un­ til T p. m. in the Lyman School eafieria. Band members will be sell­ ing tickets to the dinner this Saturday and Mrs. Earl House, president of the lor* man Band Assn, appeals to all citisena of South Seminole to support the band by pur­ chasing tickets and making the dinner a great success. In (he Code of Mencs, who Is supposed to have reigned in Egypt about 3300 B.C. It was decreed that “one part of gold is equal to two and one-half parts of silver in value” and this decree may have been the first gold stan­ dard according to the Ency­ clopedia Britannlca. Phont Now For Your Supply Of P H IL H E A T By ordering'your Philheat early you gave the time, trouble and wony of a last minute rush when waiting means discomfort Take just a few minutes now to prepare for a comfortably warm home this winter. Philheat—th e high quality Phillips 66 home heating oil - is clean burning, . . gives you uniform h e a t And it's economical, tool If you wish, w ell systematically fill your storage throughout the winter season. Give us a ring now and let us deliver your Phdheat early. Auto Glass Sanford and Seat Cover Co. 304 W. 2nd S22-8032 • haveto be exoensive nations number one killer, heart disease. Simons is president of the gcmlnole-DeBary Heart Coun* ,, cu* ' y rom the proficiency ol . t.„ . . r „ k. ** ,nd *« th*t » « F “ “ <• b# sic improvement has beer made in the paint brush slnci 3000-1000 B.C. and SEAT COVERS t':>\ 'i'l \y Information , received by Ed Ilmen from the Florida Heart Assn, in fit. Petersburg Teesdsy announced that the Heart funds from SeminoleDeBary Heart Council have gone to support the research of Dr. Clyde M. Williams, MD PHD at the Medical Center >t the University of Florida. This heart research project is part ‘of the nationwide program being conducted to find causes and cures of the • 4- * , ( 'I.V, •• \ %K ,v • rr\ .v - v . (>i �. On Our Critical List Political ^Notebook t h a t t h e C o m ity WASHINGTON—(NEA) — ante took a baa tin* la thia baan ragsr-eosting a bitter palitiral pill whaa ha told a F taaalraaia rally) "No Coo- Cwmtjwffl ba $400 far s t e m h o y parformasca. la the Ovasfs Coasty Youth Concert* ths cost Is tho e*»e, but tha coaetrt Is doss la two part*, with two croups of stalest* M a c iccommodetod at oach concert. H en hi Seminole County with an auditorium tha slits of tha Jai-AUi Fronton avsflaUs, 4.000 ehfldran could ba accommodated In one after­ noon of two abbreviated concert*. Under the rule* of the State Badnc Commiaaioo tha aoooorte would hare to be held after tho eloae of the Jaialai aeaaon, on March 4. which would leave a month btforu tha eloae of tho orchestra's season, which occur* on April 7. In our neighboring county to the aouth, business man* civic organisa­ tions and service elube sponsor and underwrite tha concerts. The Herald would u r n every sueh group • m Seminole County to consider tho op­ portunities offered by helping to underwrite th e caponsee of thia highly desirable and much needed Nearly 100 different public health, education, welfare and labor programs havs been pro­ posed to Congress this year. deaen o r more prograsw have been incorporated in a single legislative message. But fewer than a score of separata re­ forms have been passed this Among those that Congress program . today, in ipite of our claim* for tho educational proweal of our high aeboola ta d wOege*. But when they atari out In elementary school with ante doggerel aa they are taught We wish also to compliment the members of the Soutn Seminole PT-0 for their forealght and Initia­ tive in starting tha ball rolling on such a commendable project The Ultimate Goal Tha tragic event* In Miaaiaaippl a rt a cause for unhappiness among •n Amedeen*. Ever since the great internal strife which tore this land apart 100 years ago, the people of this nation have known they were living with wounds only partly healed. They that sharp divisions nersistad ««*«■ them. Yet through this long century much progress toward a truly na­ tional unity has been achieved. And millions in tha South and the North have been strongly hopeful that the ■teadr passage of time would at long last heal the painful cleavage. Tha fluidity of American life, tremendous economic gains for the South, tha remarkable contributions of tha South to ih e apace age—all then# tilings have isided in speeding the much desired heeling process. The tragedy that has occurred on the campus of the University of Mississippi will be recognised by southerners and northerners alike aa a setback in this process. These days many people apeak of tho harm our iatenwl divisions do to our Image iu the world outside. Wo cannot be unconcerned with th a t But our real anguish must be for ourselves. We cannot feel any great­ er pain than knowing we a n so torn. It may truly be wild that until these sectional divisions are finally healed, until we think of ourselvee not aa the South or the North or the West but as the United 8tatea of America, we can have no hope of effecive existence aa a harmonious nation. Regional differences which are cultural and natural contributa to the richness of our national patterns. Differences which flare into violent strife undermine the h m of an A ror’cnne fug a fruitful national life rooted id u fundamental unity. Onlr when we have that unity, when Americana of all regions want to wave just one flag, will we set our­ selves on the road of promise chart­ ed when this nation battled for its liberty 186 years ago, Phil Newsom Soys Through euceeulv* Wash­ ington administrations, it ha* been U. §. policy to discour­ age sa y arm s build up in the Middle Bast. Tho policy, however, did not prevent a full-icsie war botweon liracl and Egypt In 1>M, nor has K Influenced a heavy flow of Soviet woapoao into tho United Arab Repub­ lic, Syria and Iraq. Smaller amounts also h a rt gone to Yroon, I t wao with this la mind that tho United SUtea revers­ ed 1U teag itandiag policy and a (reed to supply liras! with abort-range supersonic OUR BOARDING HOUSE f*P/N0OTALKVttTMA A \ FOIL /MOUTH AMO * 4 J 1 EMPTY HPAO/— J 4 UMP—OOOOOWOTC) < f THAT ICO WAITED SO ’ UMA’lDfimWMHW if S tiS H U P i T U t Atltift WAS SOUCfrm CASE N-444: Lorn* B., ag­ ed 17, is an enterprising type "Dr. Craae," she confessed with a smite, "I have borrow­ ed some of your raggostlons lor my high school classes la English composition. "For example, on* week 1 used your ‘Compliment Club1 experiment. "Instead of haring it run for tho full M days, I ju st ask­ ed my students to pay 3 com­ pliment* per day fo r 7 days and then writ* a 300-word theme on tho reactions they had observed. " It proved fa r more inter­ esting to them than soma fa r­ fetched theme, for it pertain•4 to everyday, p r a e t l e a l greater, la fact, soma of my poorest students perked up till they wrote fascinating themes. . “On another accaalon, I ask­ ed the etudenta to try your ‘H-E-L-P* conversational for­ mula. Then they wero to writ* another SOO-word them* on what happened. "Woll, some of my shy, ton­ gue-tied pupils really profited by that experiment to It has changed their entire eutiook on life. "Foe instead of shunning people and drawing within their shell, they now found It easy to launch conversation. The decUtou involved ob­ “If they couldn’t draw their vious risks. U. B. relatione with the U.A.B. hit a low ia 1PS5-M whoa the United States withdraw Ui promise of financial support for Egypt’s Aswan dam sad op­ posed Egypt’s seizure of tho Stmt Canal. Thty have im­ proved only gradually aloe*. On tho other hand was a tear that, with arm s super­ iority on ths Arab old*, cither the Arab* might ho tempted to attack Israel e r the Is­ raeli* might start a •preven­ tive” war to reduce tho 1m- to ’Entertainment,' then to 'Literature* and finally to 'Politics.’ “Most of them said they didn’t need to go farther than the <E’ in the ’H -E-L-I’ for­ mula. “Now I am u k in g my stu­ dents to write a letter of ap­ plication fo r s Job. Firat, they a r t to read the 'Help Wanted* ads in their newspaper till they find a position that seems attractive. “Then they are to follow the pattern for a good letter of application which you suggcit In your nowspapor booklet an ’Vocational Guidance.’ "Of course, they will not ac­ tually mail the latter, for they are not ye* reedy fo r Jobe, but Ala will ghra them excellent practical experience. “For It will combine the re­ quirements far our English writing class, with something A / : joe impedance. Two prime ex­ ample* are the gtOO million emergency public work* au­ thorisation to relieve unem­ ployment in depressed area* and the 5435 million manpow­ er retraining act. F e d e r a l participation in state public assistance and child welfare programs has been expanded. The enforce­ ment provisions of tho union welfare fund and pension bias disclosure act were strength­ ened. But what the record show* is th at Congress granted the President only bits and pieces roost of them may need when of his major reform programs. they graduate. For instance, Congress gave “My next project Is to have the Department of Justice the students enter prise con- new authority to obtain busi­ teats. You one* wrote that yon ness documents in civil anti­ employed current pria* con- trust cases. But broadened teste in your psychology class­ powers for F e d e r a l Trad* es a t Northwestern Univer­ Commission action to protect sity. consumer interests were not “So will you please tell me granted. Just how yon did it?* In general, consumer Inter* tb«m a n sq*sl p a r tor wom­ en. aid for migratory l a m worker*. the T««U> opportun­ ities and Youth ConMnration Corpa propotal*. I t must alio ba remem bored that aema of the P m id en t'a moat wanted reform* have bean flatly rejected by Con- has. the effect of being a probasin*** action. Most notable example is the ConcreM did pees • drug medical car* plan fo r tho aged, control bill—with sorry thanks to place it under the Social only to tho tkalidomldo dis­ Security system. The Demo­ closure*. But tho rest of tho cratic administration i t s e l f consumcr's program which tka had labeled this as the most P m id c n t proposed to Con- Important tssuo before this urea* last Hatch didn’t got be­ Congress. Its passage had been yond first beat. The km* egcounted on to fulfill a cam­ eeption is a taw requiring paign promise. Its defeat must manufacture of television aeta now bo taken to ths voters as to receive all channel*. an argument for electing more Sen. Paul Douglas’* "tru th Democratic congressmen. in tending” bill which tha President endorsed failed a second time. The 1500 million maaa transportation plan to b e n e f i t metropolitan area commuter* baa been favorably reported to the House floor but is still tied up In Senate committee and may not get PtumMag A Building much farther. Sapplies A number of the Preeident’e other "com passion’’ measure* 111 N. French Ave. a n caught in tha *nd-of-#eaPhone FA 2-541* son Jam and may not be cleared before adjournment. Among I is coining SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 on these modem electrical m asterpieces ----------- DURING------------ PHOTO T W _Dovtiopiag _ , , KM-WI--NOW You’L l. 4 • Touts bread lay shads. Muffin*—opts faced ten O P o w e r f u l S ta n d en d lig h tw eig h t portable mixer— ail ia one! ^ b e n d y S p eed te le tie r gives yaw 12 Khchen- ONLY 2£>vw «yv*u. and pulling— No more messy fingers. t action against President N assefs MIO fighter* ta d O Come* com plot* with 2 gtaas mixiag bowls. DOTUDtri, IaS LjhailroOO Nasser's buildup on the easy-payment plan began, la IKS—Soviet fe ra e for Egyp­ tian cotton. Ia the same year the Is­ raelis requested similar U.3. aid but that and subsequent request! were refused on the grounds that the United States w u “not convinced’' eucb aid would remedy the situation. i*t Page 4, Sanford, Florida, Thura., October 4, 1062 During Sanford Festival Of Art Days OfflR TOtOVt-BIRDIi i. ••tewo-biide" of any age pin*"! ’ ' ' “ d * w S t o £ ^ h e home down p«ynv«t.. “ p ^autludd ur dieem* with * . fo rth * *>*•< ,u , budget ^ STEREO were 84.98 COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE WALTKW A. UISWW, wurrvn s rt'au sw u * LARBY VERSIIRL J S S IW L IHUEMAHEW eu a a sta f E d it o r J l'is r W IL L I C ount* E d ito r c e c e l ia r e s a w n S o c la tr E ditor BOBEST THOMVSOX C ity E ditor DOT ■laOIXBOTWSW r u t i n Edits B u sin ,* * U i i i c i r BYELVX J . CVSWIXO A S r ir lllla i D ire c to r SH IRLEY JOXES C U s a ltu d W aaassr rM A R K VOLTOLIXB C ircu lation M *n*s«r r s r .u w il l s XUchnncial lu » L Listed tad unlisted Securitise Mutssl F ates COME IN AND BROWSE! We Have The LARGEST SELECTION of RECORDS In Seminole County ALLEN A CO. g it B. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. M enbtrt Midwest Sleek Kxtk Chicago Board of Trado Orlande fate* Bepreoeststtv* MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Ph. GA 5-10X4 •y .~r .JH.iiyBaPIW— 118 MAUNOUA AVE. SANFORD, FLA. �* Kids, your Civic Center No one will be allowed to cards have expired. come to the Civic Center or to participate in any Recrea­ tion Department aponeared O rder Of Arrow activity until they obtain The Halapata Chapter of the Order of the Arrow win their new cards, which will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at be issued Friday at 7:30 p.m. Corbett’s Real Estate Office at the Civic Center. Persona wishing new cards m DeBary. All members are urged to attend the chapter are to bring their old cards meeting. and a small photograph of the applicant. Non-resldenta of the city may obtain a Plated Silk Nickel - plated silk has been card by going to the Fin­ used to produce a fine gauxe ance Office at City Hall and for use as a strainer for cor­ paying the fee of 15 per p er­ rosive liquids. son or 9to per family. Jnotioal of (Jude SPECIAL • FASHIONABLE • PUNCTIONABII • FLEXIBLE YOUR CHOICI POLE-TREE LAMP STEM COLORSWHITE e BEIGE e OR BLACK. MOLDED PLASTIC SHADES WITH WALNUT KNOBS AND MASTER SWITCH. ONLY 2 PC. MATCHING SET . . . ONLY Furniture The business meeting was preceded by a dessert lun­ cheon for which the execu­ tive committee members were hostesses. . Guest speaker was Mrs. Carmlta Ray, supervisor of the Seminole County Unit of the State Dept, of Public Welfare, who gave an tnteresing talk on the various phases of the welfare pro­ gram. By Loeise Slsnuek During the business meet­ Members of the St. Marying It was announced that Magdalen Altar Society of Altamonte Springs in charge of planning the white elephant sale to be held Friday and Saturday at the Super Valu Food Store on SR 430 have learned th at the atore will be celebrating its anniversary at The first grade of the the same time. Free cones of the new Church School of the First grapefruit sherbet will be pro­ Presbyterian Church of San­ vided for everybody and free ford were entertained at a musical entertainment will swim party and cook out on be given by Paul Helnaoo on Sept. 28 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J . M. Wilson on the Hammond organ. Lake Golden. Members attending were Lynn Stetson, Buff Keith, Joyce and Neal Bryant, John­ ny Blstline, Donald Makin, Margaret Aiken, Caroline By Mr*. Adam Matter Gam* Nights at* being Fox, Sherri Roscmond, Geor­ conducted in the new Re­ gia Rufas and Sherolyn Go­ creation Room of the De­ ble. Guests were Andy, Bob­ Bary Firs Hall saeh Friday by and Jane Rufas. Miss Helen Mann assisted night beginning at 7:30 p.m. During the day the build­ with the games and Rev. ing is open to those residents Thomas II Makin, minister who wish to read, play check­ of education, served as life­ ers, work Jig saw puules, guard. or in general use the recrea­ Mrs. G. A. Rufas is teach­ tional facilities avails ble. er of the class. The Longwood Civic Lea­ gue held its first meeting of the fall season at 3 p. m. Tuesday In the Civic League Building on Church St. the Clvle League, with the n r y ta d Civic League Buildhelp of the South Seminole In* entrance. The next meeting of the Garden Club, has arranged for the work to begin this women*! group la scheduled week on the walk to the Lib- for Noe. • . Rummage Sales, Anniversary At Same Time Church School First Grade Has Swim Party LONGWOOD LIBRARIAN, Mrs. J . H. Hanner, a t right, looks over some of the new atock w ith Mrs. Dorothy H eath, assistant. Sponsored en­ tirely by th e Civic League of Longwood, the Library as been able to increase it* stock from 3,600 books to 6,000 books during th e year since the new addition was b u ilt I t is open to th e public w ithout charge on Tuesdays, 7 p. m. until 9 p. m .; on Thursdays, 3 p. m. until 5 p. m. and Saturdays from 9:80 until 11:30 a. m. Charles E. S tew art also assists Mrs. H anner And Mrs. Heath. (Herald Photo) Tire Sale! TU ES .-W E D .-TH U R S .O N LY OCTOBER 2, S, 4 FROM 6 T O 9 P.M . We’re loaded with Btaekwalls, Whitewall*, Nylon and Rayon, Tubed and Tubeless. We’U give handsome Trade. In for yoor present tire*. Limited Quantities Good Used Tires and Low Mileage Take-Offs. Get here early for best selection. Remember • 3 Days Only • Tues., Wed. and Thurs. Dont Miss Out! Firestone Stores Sanford Cor. 1st. A French By violate Chadwick A group of members of the Chuluota Sportsmen’s Club got together on Sept. 31 to paint the small clubhouse on the grounds at Little Lake Horseshoe off SR 419. Excellent progress was be­ ing made until the rains came leaving the Job half com­ pleted. Another painting party was held Sept 30 to finish the work. The club is planning a tur­ key shoot for November and plans also are in the making for a black bass fishing con­ test to be sponsored for mem­ bers only. The group does much for the youth of the community by having aa annual fishathon every summer Just after school is out for the term. It sponsors the Chuluota Junior Rifle Club for boys and girls of all ages under the leadership of Bill Stiver, a Sportsmen’s Club member, who, with Leland Mitchell, c e r t i f i e d NRA instructor, teaches the youngsters how to shoot and handle guns. The Sportsmen also spon­ sor the Archery Club for children of all ages. This group is under Instruction of Lou Mortkl Jr. and Jim MeEarchen who donate their time and efforts. — T~ Installments CURRENT INTEREST RATE C A D I L L A C —A N E W S T A N D A R D O F E X C E L L E N C E IN UP TO 36 MO. TO PAY LIFE INSURANCE OPTIONAL 1063 This is the look of leadership for 1963—bold new elegance of design and brilliant new excellence of craftsmanship. More than one hundred and fifty major advancements embrace every aspect of exterior and interior styling. . . body construction. . . chassis design. . . and appointments. And the moet improved engine in fourteen years resides beneath the sweeping expanse of hood. All this, together with a unique new true-center drive line, makee the 1963 Cadillac smoother, quieter and more efficient than ever. There are twelve new models la 1963, including Lwo dramat­ ically styled coupes, the distinguished Sixty Special and the world-renowned Eldorado. Each has the widest choice of colors, fabrics, leathers and options, in Cadillac history. There is a very easy, quick way to confirm all this. Visit your Authorized Cadillac Dealer for a firsthand inspection and for an hour behind the wheel. Why not do it before tho week goes by7 We know you’ll agree that in 1963 Cadillac acta new standards of excellence. ON DISPLAY OCTOBER 5 AT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALERSHIP Member FJXI.C. HOLLER M O T O R SALES CO Cor. 2nd ft Palmetto �Yanks LOS ANGELES (U P I)-T s ■ w e g e e At Dark sf ths San Trs seines Giants, S m last N sttanal League gnats sf 19W v u Jnst like as many that had b e n played before i t "W# most have beta count­ ed out 60 time* this season," lark said la the flash sf Wednesday's 64 victory over the Lee Angeles Dodgers Lyman Greyhounds. With only too touchdown scored agsiaet them In three games, Peal Blackford sad Co. ere off to a fins start early in tbs season. Lands of srodlt m ast alas be was n s Mg hit in the ata toning rally bp ths Giants. Instead tha Giants railed ths wildness s f Dodger relief pitchers Ed Bosbaek end Stan Williams tor ths runs that won ths peasant jackpot The Giants trailed. 4-2, whoa they cam s to hat fat the ninth bees tbs victors to four of " I d e a l know say team to tbs previous six. baseball that wee counted out Hoping to gat tb e a off to a so n e a p tin ts . winning atari, manager Halpk "B at we always cams tack.’* Aad tbs latest come­ back w as reminiscent of their memorable playoff victory to ML Mans per Alvin Dark, still • The Giants scored tour runs little stunned, sold it proba­ in ths ntoth toning to beat lbs bly would be southpaw Billy Dodgers to the deciding play­ O'Dell o r right-hander Jack off gam s for tho National Sanford as the Giant starter. League championship ami won "1 guess I'll have to talk to tbs la th pennant to the his­ tory e l toe chib, which dates bask to the 1870's la New York. Unlike ths dramatic M l psaaamt-cUachsr won by Bob>y Thomson's homer, there LOS ANGELES (U PI)—The Dodgers, genuine tears in their eyes aad watermelon lumps ia their throats, could­ n 't believe IL Nor, to the state they wore to, would they let eaybody see them. For 14 minutes they stayed to hiding, doors locked aad no one permitted lata their *tunned, gloom-gkklea pew- Legal Notice FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAOK ASSOCIATION, s **r»*rellon organlaed under t* A ct ot Conor*** and enleilas ■ •re se a t te t a t Federal wa­ ll *«el Mart s a g s AseeeUtiee Charter Act, Plaintiff, MCLVTW LBN JONES end NKTTT U JONES, hi* wire, DcfeadaaU. Rattlers Hold Rating Lead vm n «tatw n r r t e s n u «Wi_MELVIN LBN JONES Whldfeep telaad State ot W aahlnetea BETTY L JONES Whldbey lelan l BUt* ot W ashington YOU ARB HEHEBT NOTI­ F IE D th a t a null he* bees filed ngaleet y ea la the Shove entitled ranee, and th at pou ere req aired t* III* your Snawer w ith th* Clerk o t thla Court aad t* te r s e n ropy th ereat upon th* P le ln tltt or F ln ln lirr* a tto rn ,rs , who** hem** end nddrneo In Math . Cleveland, J r . and tlereld . Jehnaon. F. a Don t i t , •enferd. Florida, n et Inter th a n the IS U day at October, A. D. IMS. If y e s tall le da so n D taraa Pro Cunteeae will ha e n u red tg e ls e t yen tor th e rellet dem ented In the Com plaint Thin sa lt Is I* fo r, cl*** a m e n s e s t. The veal property p rteetd r* asaln at In: Lot L Btoek K. BUNLAND ESTATES, a aubplvltloa, according la e p ltt thereof, recorded In Plat Booh II, page* | | to IS of th e Public Re­ cord* o f Seminole Coun_ tv. Together w ith th* following llama of property w hlrb or* located In end perm anently Installed ee e p art o t th* Improvement on said land) Oa* Dus Therm Heeler (ell) Space H eater Model »»»•». Serial M B II Oe* OR (electric) Rene*. Medal StlRSW H, Serial TH e it lU Oa* OR (electric) R efri­ gerator, Model LB1IP, Ber­ tel ym u sa a s On* OE (electric) Hot W ater H eater, Model It* TD4I-S Serial T R lto o lt One Victor Climes. (else- S NEW YORK (UPI) -F lo r­ Seminole football fens have ida AAM, winner of nine reslly turned out for tho straight gnmoa n season ago, Including a victory to tho Per toetone*, ths Titusville Orange Blossom Bowl, start­ gem*. Yen couldn’t sm ths end ed th* IMS mason today oa sf th* lias either way If ysn ths nation's No. 1 small col­ were anywhere near th* mid­ lege fool hall toon ta the dle, T hat's what I csQ m l United Press International support Thors wlU he n motor­ Board of Coaehts ratings. cade to sash s f Uw sway Ik * Rattlers, whs d o m lu t­ gnaws, m join la ths fun sad ed tho small collage ranks aa travel with th* geminates, no otbar team ever hot, cap­ turing five of ala* team titles, Aa open dais tomorrow were ths top choice of five sight wtU (hr* th* Bomlasita coaches to ths first weekly plenty o f shoot* to rest aad UPI ratings toUswlag aa rscupersU from th* Apeka opsatog-gams 90-0 rout of gems. They should bs la tip­ I t Benedict's last laturdsy, top shape for the Bssbreeu tilt oa th s 18th. Legal Notice PALM S P R I N G ! , Calif. (UPI) — Ths Indian Will* IE COUNTY jr D U B ’S COUNT. Country Club will ho the sit* SHMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR­ of tho second annus] baseballIDA. m * N s, U M celebrity ( * l f tournament, ESTATE OF EVQENS J. JAMB, scheduled for OoL 16-31. DeeetoeO NOTICE TO CEBSITOES t o a l l r a n a o N S m a t in s CLAIMS O B DEMANDS AUAINBT SAID nSTATEl Tea sa d oath e l yeo eve hereby aelllle S e a t requires l* H it any elnlma and t t m anta whleh yen, or either •r yea. may have seminal sa lt •elate la th* eHIa* t t Hen. C. Vernon Mite. C euaty JuCee ot lem lnele Couaty, a l hie e d ic t le ihn c o u rt House la le a fe r* . Florida, w ithin ata •ntanOar m onths from (lit lima s f th e first publication a t this notice. E a c h cla im er d.mand m ust be In w rlllna and c o n t a i n the plsee of reeldto re end post ottte* nddrtse *1 th* alelm ent end m u tt be •worn ta by the claimant, h it n a ta l e r atto rn ey , e r the tam e ahnll be veld. O lndra L Jan e Aa E naeutrln ot aald B atata Harlan T ilth, a r Ut* Hrm *C B eaten end Tueh T Maitland FU ae Maitland. PterldA Atternaya fer Eaaatrln Publlah Sept. I? A Oat. 4. II. II. I ll* COA-II Scta Record KRRAJAXRVI, Finland (UPI) - Jaakho Xtllajoorvl of Finland set a ntw world weight • lifting record gunday when ha snatched 111 pounds during a nations m ast KaUaJatrvi eclipsed tbs m ark sf 313 pounds held by Rudolf Piukfeldtr of Rut- QACfZSVILLE (UPI) Florida coach k e y Graves ta improsasd wMh Duke— aad that’s putting tt mildly. A law of his observational "Tboy're one of ths best offensive t o t a l in lb* na­ tion . . . tt will tabs our beat oftort sf the year to boat th a n . , . taka at toast three touchdowns to bast th tm ." The Gators meet Duke to ths a s te r Bowl at Jackson­ ville Saturday. At Coral Gables-tho Mi­ ami Hurricanes, with a squashy victory over T ests Chrtottaa University behind tb e a , aren’t taking any ebancst on toaing men for tha Florida Stale Game. Conch Andy Gustafson ran hie Orel four teams through a light dummy drill Wednes­ day ta proparatioa for Fri­ day night'a gimo la the Or* a ago BowL Tha fourth stringara worked out with tho first thiwo teams ta a switch from tho usual policy. Williams Stops Loop Leaders W U llint' Restaurant down­ ed league TRI-MR Construc­ tion to ipnrk women's softbell action Tuesday night T R I-H I led 6 4 t t ths end of th* first toning but fall behind 1M I to th* second. Wllllnmi ■cored six to tho third to make R 16-11 tn d TRI-M I could only manage tour runs tad th* gem* end­ ed with WlDlims ia front 16- shot at bat, but lefty Billy Pierce, wtaaer sf Monday’s •peatog playoff gam s for tho Giants, made it a futile Dodg­ e r try. Ho set down the three hitters he faced oa I t pitches. From tho bullpen ho turnmooed Williams, winner of Tueiday’s game in relief. Williams obviously did aot hsvo tt. Brawaey Orlando Copoda tied tho game with n sacrifice fly to Ron Fairly ta right field, FoUpo Alou racing to third. Aad whan William* wild-pUchod Mays to second, strategy than dictated that ho walk oatchor Ed Ballsy to load tho basts again. Williams worktd on Jim Davenport, but hit control just w asn't thara. Ha walked Davenport oa a l-and-1 pitch, forcing homo FoUpo Alou with tho go-ahoad run that doomed the Dodger*. Lefty Ron Ptrranoikl re ­ placed Williams on tha mound and Induetd Jot* Pagan to hit a grounder. But aocond baseman L a r r y Burright QB Injured HEW YOKE lU Pl)—Q .«rUrbeck Lee Oreeecup ta nn unlikely starter for the New York Titans (taturdny night against ths Boston Patriot*. Grotacup will bo sidelined with n knee Injury. Harold Steph­ ens, purchased from Louisville of th* United Football League, wtU back up Ed Song in at quarterback for th* Titans. The eld pres on ths club talked them out of it or they might still bs there. T a t a captain Duke Snider and player representative Wally Moos tried to expliln how tho Dodgers felL And tbs two veterans, along with manager Wait Alston, final­ ly prevailed on ths players to allow those grim doors to bs opened. I t was a scene s f wtter desolation. Although the gem# had bees over for about an hour, most s f the players still were to their sweat stained uniforms. A few sat in their dressing stalls partly undressed. OccaslootUy • player would ralao a can of boor to his Up*. But it w u a poor ouhatitut* for th* champagne which tridltlonaUy goes to tho victors. The gloom w u so ovorwhalmlng that oven seasoned reparian were hesi­ tant to break it with their Questions. Maugy Wills had atotaa three bases to ih* gams to raise his major league re­ cord total to IN but ho w u aot cheered by that mark. "Genttomen," the polite shortstop said softly, "1 just don’t tool Uko talking." After thm* w *tki sf play, Cot A C v i ar* leading Um Jet Bowleretta* with 11 via* sad only on* low. L it Buggers a n s e c o n d with tea wias and two losses. Top Corral ta third with tight wiaa and four loam . Karp Esther* and Road Hun* n a n a n tied fo r fourth with aorta wiaa and fira lo a m Park A rt. Pharmacy It fifth with fhro wiaa and a t ran low* to, Irtp ’a and Walker's a n titd for sixth spot with four wiaa and sight lottos. In to tn t h spot a n th s Co-ta-mos aad No Kamas with two wias tea will esrtotalp be deiag their best Is keep tha vic­ tory string alive. The JV defensive will be ths (seal point ia the gams. CsBtortd around Mika Glad sad Jim Touhy, th s JV 'e have plenty of weight aad strength along ths forward wall. Both these bops have been standouts to fa r ia the ■easoa sad ere almost sure bets to move up to tbs var­ sity when the JV season closes. Ronnie Hinson, Eddie Koo­ ky, Baddy Burton, and E arl Black will make up tbs probe bit starting backfield tor tho JV s. Plenty of speed sad power iparks the oftensire salt and high scoring is sure to come about. There ■re also plenty of bops on tho beach that make up the reserve strength for the Baby Seminole* and as far as injuries and other pro­ blems go, the J V s tr s in top shape for the gams. to the CoaH a t to* Caootr H i t * S j o j j j * C o u tj, n o t. to m —*a«i of JOSHUA TILDE.H JACOBS, Deceased. J p M SoM E etetei Ton aad each or yeo a r t t*r«kr a a tltltd and requlr*d to p r n u t t a p tla lm i and dtmanda which you. o r atthar of you. may h iv o asaln at th* aatata o t JOSHUA TILDE.V JACOBS, dactaaad. tat* of aald County, to th# Couaty Judge of Seminole Couaty, Florida. a t h it o fflc t In th* coart hoot# of aaid County a t Sanford. Florida, within a lt calendar month* from tha data o f th* firs t publication of thla notion. Each claim ar demand shall ho la w rit. ta t. and shall atat* tho place of rtaldanea and post offlca addrtaa of t h t claim ant, and akall ha aurora to by th* claimant, hi* a sa n t, or a t­ torney. aad any such claim or dam aad a o t ao filed shall b* void. / • / Kattlo S u lla A* A dm lnlatratrls Cam Taotam oato Aaaax* Joshua T U drsa Jacobs dacoaasd Oao. A. Hpaor, J r . Attorney for aald aatata lltlS M agnolia A v ta u t High aorios honors wont to Elalns Xottivsl for • UP tor* its. Yvstts Hun U r had a 494 atrka whilt Bottpt Smith had a 492. Elaine KoaUval also had high gams of 211 while YFt tit Hunter had a 198. Tha 3*10 split proved to bt th t moot popular. I t was pick* td sp by lfadallas Faille, TtrttU Huntar, Thtlma Ungtr, Margaret lo tto , Elaint Kot* tival aad V traa Bolton downed it twice. Tho 4*6*7 was con­ Seniors, Florida verted bp Yvotto Huntar, tho 6-4*10 bp Virginia Chadwick and ths $•!) bp Jane SpolakL Tarktps wars r o l l e d bp Yvstts Hunter and Elaine Koetival. Elaine olio had four ia a raw. Signs W ith Steers KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP1) —Georgs Patterson and Bryce Venn, two voternnn of last years Kansas City Steers teem, have signed for this l e s ­ son with the American BsahetbsU League club. T reat parte ties We Sell. Trade. Service A Demonstrate Lewis Satan ft Service 1117 Country a s h FA S-76SS By Jess Casselberry Tho Casselberry Women’s Golf Assn, of th s Country Gub at Casselberry will open its year next Thursday morn­ ing storting a t 8:30 a. m. Thera will bs tournaments for both nine bole end 16 bole players. The play will be followed by luncheon a t tho Club Houso sad a dip ia tho pool, weather permitting. Members ere invited to bring friend* end guests. This Saturday the club as a whole will have a Scotch twobell foursome followed by a covered dish sapper. Club members-are looking forward Over 200 Mens Short Sleeve Sport Shirts • B ig selection of styles colors & patterns. R egular $2.99 to $5.00 FrL & S a t $ f A A Only L 7 * to ths opening of the atw beck Bias which it bow progressing nicely. id WHfRl DOW N PU TS A FULL S E T O F N EW GOODYEAR NYLONS O N YOUR C A R I S r S U S S E Bites Opponent NEW YORK (UPI)—Heavy­ weight Ernie Cab of Brooklyn hsa been >us pended indefinite­ ly by tho New York 8tata Athletic Commluion for bit­ ing Bill Nielson of Omaha, Neb., on th* left arm la their Sept. 20 bout Cab w u diequalified for biting ia ths 10th round a t Omaha. Since T h e B nnford Sem lnolcn H nve A n O pen D n te F rid a y N ig h t O ct. 5 t h ---------- -- W e I/most priced 3-T Nylon in our Um . . . end a tough on* loo. lies tougher Tufsgrs rubber ia th* ireod! “ m - w E tS a * * 1 2 “ A totter quality 6-T Nylon Urn Afull a o t costa ** Uttta ee 41-25 weekly! New TufAy* rubber. Thta rugged tire he* th original Twin - Grip tins formerly used on million of new ears. Our top sea* •my Nylo*: • All priest shown for 4.70 x IS block tube-type plus log a n d old tiro off your cor. OH)or aixoe of ataritar low pricas* Invite You To See The N O M O N E Y D O W N I W aM M SSS ZS J& Z m F R E E IN S T A L L A T IO N ! r A A n A G MELODEE SKATING RINK O O D - Y r a E A n R ffsstfgffitr 2^ s a s s i A & r * u i w # *" MOU M O M MM ON OOOOYIAR TUB THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND SPECIALS FRIDAY . . . - TWO SESSIONS REGULAR SKATE 7:80 • 10:80 LA TE SKATE 10:45 - Midnight SATURDAY * J Rd. Golfers Set Season Play m m m r i r 'S * • Legal Notice REGULAR BKATE 7:80 - 10:80 SOCK HOP 10:45 - Midnight (1 ::r — *— - - FRL OCT. 5 « 8 P. M. Mile West Of Stoplight In Oviedo) OVIEDO ATHLETIC ASSOC. 555 W. FIRST ST. F. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING J , . ■ ‘ 1 . A ” , 9 �I W r r tll lOetT 4, 1962 — Paga 7 Flattering Fashions For Th# Tall A ll Loag-Waisled DeBary Garden Club Plans Meeting Friday New Officers Named Opening Meeting At Catholic Youth Club The DeBary Garden Cub I were elected and activities will hold tba first meeting of Tho All Soule Catholic i t communion breakfast, re-tin the Social Hall. Youth Club began the aetiv. ccatly. Slaty members atAt the bnslaess meetiag tor October planned. Hits the rail season this Friday at itlei for the coming year with | tended the breakfait aerradl which followed sew officers I PfM y Glefton W(| tllele<j 2 p.m. at the DeBary Compresident and ethers who will munity Center. eerve with her a rt Roger AcRussell Mason will show • card!, vies preiident; Betty pictures of a trip through tba I Braadt, lecretary - treaiurar Caribbean and a r m as nar­ rator. Following the projram I and G. Bogeajii, director. and business session, a social Tho club meets oace a hour wlU be enjoyed and re­ ■tooth In tho Social Hall of freshments served. tho church. The preiident la The Woman's Club held a preparing a bulletin of nil ac­ dessert card party and fash­ tivities for this month, and n ion show a t the Community Center today. copy will bo lent to aaeb member. Several times during tha year tho Sanford CYC holds n Joint mooting and social with cluba in Naw Smyrna Beach, DeLand end Orlando. 229 W. FAIRBANKS Ml 4-6864 WINTER PARK CREATIVE W OMAN North Orlando ART FESTIVAL DAYS FRI. - SAT., OCT. 5 & 6 Chuluota Welcomes New Families New Selection In V arioui Shapes, Styles & Colors • Ash Trap ja • Chip 'n Dips le ^ r # MISS PENNY GLEhSON, second from left, was elected president of th« Sanford All Souls Catholic Youth Club, a t the first m eeting of the sea­ son. W ith her from left are Fr. Richard Bowiee, assistan t pastor; Roger Accardi, vice president; B etty B randt, secrctary-treaaurer and G. Bogeajia, director. (Gaaim an Photo) P -2 8 3 -N f j f CROCHIT , ■ 1 By Virginia Chadwick Naw residents In Chuluota A Cate Cover-up! Include: Hero’s a pretty Crinoline Mr. and Mm . Robert Ab­ Lady t« cover up that extra bott with aona, Mark, ago IS, and Davo, 13, aro now living roll of tissue In the bath­ a t 60 E. Second St. Tho Ab­ room, or for a canister to bott! moved h«r« from Buffa­ bold large-ilio curlers. Easy at the school. Tima will be School in Daytona Beach this lo, N. Y., and Mr. Abbott is to crochet for keeping or employed with Spellman En­ giving. announced later. week. There was a social gath­ No. P-1I3-N has comploto Mr. and Mrs. Wist Hardin gineering at present working ering at the All Saints Par­ were weekend guests of Mrs. at the Orlando Air Force crochet directions. llaie. Mm . Abbott started ish House recently with Mr. To order send 33 cents in and M n. Elmer Thompson Hardin’s parents, Mr. and teaching at the Oviedo School coins for oach pattern tot Mrs. L. O. Hayman in Ways h o w i n g colored pictures thie week. C rutlvo Woman made at tha World’s Fair and cross, Ga. Bolding a t the home on on tholr trip through Alaska Sanford Herald Mr. and Mrs. Harvty L. 540 E. Third St. that was for­ this summer. Box 431, Uidtown Station Dunn attended the meeting of merly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ella Rae Dunn, Mrs. Charles Woodard la Mr. and Now York II, N. Y. the DeLand Shrine Club In Rosa Lee Peterman and Mrs. DeLand during which L ie | Mra. Robert Bouton with Print name, address with Pearl Welch attended the "in group honored all past pres-*daughters Lori Ann, age two, service’’ program of school stylo number. idents end presented them and Pamela, four. The Burlunchroom workers held at with a tic dip with the Shrine! tons moved hers from Orionthe Highlands Elcmentsry emblem. Harvey was preii- jdo where Mr. Bouton la em- Q a t « » n dent in 1935. ! ployed with the Dixie Poultry Terry Sellers of McDlll Air Co. Force Base, Tampa, spent the Mr. and Mra. Georgt weekend with bis parents, Crcsch with daughter Judy Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers, Carol, ngs IS, aro now resid­ prior to their leaving for ing a t 461 E. Third S t. the Mr. and M n. Vomon Hop­ California, Mr. and Mrs. Kir­ homo formerly owned by tho per and daughter Phyllis of by Sellers and Robert, Pris­ Herman Zinks. The Creeches I Orlando and Mlaa Rosalia Wills The Welcome Wagon wheels cilla and Daryl left Tuesday cams here from Ashland, Ky., •f Ft. Myors. spent Sunday arc rolling as time grows to m a te their home In Santa where Mr. Croech retired 1with Mr. and Mrs. Robert WlU near to Columbus Day, OeL Susans, Calif. [Hams. Mtea Willie la In Trainfrom Arrnco Steel Corp. Mr. and Mra. Newton Cello ing at tha Drang* Memorial 12. That Is tho day tho card and son Chipper, age seven, hospital party will bo held in the ’ ' formerly of Jamison, Pa., aro Mayfair Hotol Ballroom at | now residing at 451 E. Fifth 12:30 p.m. Homo made cakes SL Mr. Collo waa employed are being lined up for the with tha Standard Preened dessert which will be served Steel Co. In Pennsylvania and with coffee and punch. hop«« to go into aircraft Hostesses will be avaUsblc f»ug# control work here in Ry ______________ Helen Snodgrass to fill in any tabic that nteds Friends will regret to learn; * l°rWn. Th* Cello* aro alio completion for a foursome. that Bov. Bill Swyear has »nl,Q“ e dealers and have a There will be tables for cy- been in and out of the hos- l°vely collection of antiques nasta, pinochle, and bridge pltal for surgsry and treat- ln their horn*. As a aids lino and the cause is a worthy one. ments aiaco tho lattar part of 5fr. and Mrs. Collo plon to Proceeds will go to the July. opsn i n antique storo her* ia Juvenile Council to assist with Ho la now a t home aod able th* user future. the foster home program for to bo up aad around and will indigent children. Tickets miy be able to attend church on be obtained from any Wel­ Sundays but not back in the come Wagon Club member of pulpit for at least two more Seminole County, or by calling weeks. Mrs. R. K. Horton, 322 690*. His address is 40« S. Dels- j ware, Falrflstds, 111. lie, — would be happy to bate a line CALL Frank or Charlott* Royal Dancers from Florida friends. Honshu* Rev. and Mrs. Swyear wire Engagem ent In Enterprise aa pastor of the , SANFORD Friday Night Barnolt Memorial Methodist FLOWER SHOP Tbs outstanding R o y a l Church only one year but they 1 FA 2-1522 FA 2-6132 Dancers of Winter Park and FLOWKKH DKt.IVKKKI) have many (ritnd* in Ibis isc Orlando will bo featuretf a tj ANYWHERE! tioo. tho Capri's Gay Paros Party this Friday night. Thsy hav* promised a fast, exciting show ranging from th* Can-Can to an Adlago routine. Tb* flour show will begin a t 9:30. Other entertainment will in­ clude dance music by Bob Rhodes and Band with song* by Cindy May, popular Banford blue* singer. & Tha whole Capri aottiug will take on a Parisian atmosphere for the evening and reserva­ tions are requested. Enterprise Personals v ru u k o M G ift Shop 210 E. lat. FA 2-6711 Xi Beta Eta New Fall Presents Program On Hobbies DarkCottons MISSES SIZES 10 to 20 JUNIORS SIZES 5 to 15 from w 20% OFF b N ALL Perm a - lift B ras THIS WKKK ONLY CAROLE’S 8AH Green Stamp# Redeem your 200S ta m p B O N U S COUl'ON w i t h a l i t or more parcktee. Dress & Sportsw ear Shop LONGWOOD PLAZA By Helen Seed grata The PTC Thrill Club with Mrs. Harold Drach as chair­ man wlU again have charge of the sale of saving stamps Uwy. 17-12 Phono US-1721 Xi Beta Etn Chapter of ! Beta Sigma Phi mot recent­ ly at tha homo of Mn. J. Harold Chapman. The preii­ dent, Mrs. Glenn McCall, re­ ported on tba ricant conven­ tion held In Orlando and read plant for next year’s convention to be bold in Ft. Lauderdale. Mr*. Charles Brueitlo wat elected a* the chapter Val­ entine Girl. Her picture will be judged by a Hollywood star later In the year, with the winner to be announced shortly before Valentin* Day. Mrs, E. C. Harper Jr., Ways and Maans chairman, discussed several projects with the group. A program on ‘’Hobbies" was presented with all memben naming different hob­ bles that they have heard of and displaying some of their own handiwork. They were also asked to lilt things that they would like to try to ac­ complish by May 1903. Refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs. John Alexander, M r s . Charles Brueitle, Mra. Vernon Har­ din, Sirs. E. C. Harper Jr., Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., and Mrs. Glenn McCaU. LIGHT AND WARM The bulkier and shaggier that wool coats got for fall, the Use they weigh. Try on one end set. You’ll be pleased. Light and warm. KAISER A CANNON HOSE THE MOST AMAZING SOLE IN NATURALIZER HISTORY NICE SELECTION OF SHADES. AVERAGE A LONG LENGTHS HOWE'S FASHIONS 2321 PARK DR. OPEN ALL DAY WED. Plans Progress Personals For Benefit Card Party Rev. Bill Swyear Circle Surprises Dr. Ensminger On His Birthday •*t Dr. Fred Entmlnger known to his many friends oa Uncle Fred, waa guest of honor at a covered dish supper sponsored by the Ethel Root Circle of the Congregational Christian Church. Fellowship Hall wai filled to capacity for the occasion waa ■ surprise birthday party for the much loved Uncle' Fred. After feasting from the many and varied covered dishes, Mrs. Edward Simp­ son, niect of Dr. Ensmlngor, rolled ia a huge and beauti­ fully decorated cake. Unde Fred with a look of both ourprise tad happiness, blew out his candtai, attar which the various groups presented him with numerous gilts. Dr. Ensminger came to San­ ford ln 1W0 from Indtpendonce, lews. He became a member the following yaar and la still very active la the church at the very young age of M. Even though the bride-to-be has aelacted tablewaro pat­ terns. It isn't necessary to give bar any of those things. ART FESTIVAL SPECIALS! Spring Fall W Dresses Reduced From Original Price but We make fine CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS at very modest prices MAKE APPOINTMENT EARLY! RAYMOND STUDIO Sanford FA 2 6172 '/3 - Vi Swim Suits They Are Not 104 South Park » From Surgery EXPENSIVE SHOE '1 Recuperating OUR PORTRAITS LOOK Cushioned comfort wrapped in soft scuff-proof leather I Br Grtastoad M n . F it Del Villagio aid children, C irti and Fat Jr., h iv i had as their recent houaegueats. Mr. and Mr*. Jam ca McLaughlin, Patty. Jimmy and Timmy. Originally from Massachu­ setts, the McLaughlins came hern from Patuxent River, Md., where ha retired from Urn Navy. After being stathmed la Saaford for a short tia o , they Uked it so well they have decided to make their home la this a n a . Mr. and Mrs. McLaufhlla are Carla Del Village's God Patents. Tho Dol VtUagio family has been ia North Or­ lando (Or three and one half years. At present tba hesd of the household Is In the Medi­ terranean making a cruise on the USS Roosevelt. Six year old Carla U start­ ing her flrit year at tha Longwood Elementary School. Vi • Price IMPORTANTLY NEW hy lltnry Loo f *2 4 * ln the fashion spotlight j is Henry Lee’s b o w season casual ia worsted-type 50% rayon 50% Arnel* triacetate to become you with custom perfection most everywhere . . , permanently pleated full circular skirt, new set-in bracelet length sleeves, jewelry neckline. In grey or brown. Sixes 10 to 18. Plus Many Other Bargains ‘YYlaJuj. - fcaMw i’a • Open FrL NU« TUI t p. m. And All Day Wed. * Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed! rl •* �f aHMEa g .• Ml ,- > **■ art I- 1 I -.;v ~ / . i ai.fr - • •• •* V* V / O ei 4, 1 M | — Page f T -^ rrv :-v ? r« T r ^ Oviedo Club Meetol, F r i ^ \ l - . urged to attend thin important *, o m Ma 1 ft ■ ? ■ ■jj' •c- 1 ’ v ,M m m e m t m AM M l V I■ B A B Y i1 FESTIVAL OF ART : DAYS A T ; p 1 BIG fellow ship Psaant Batter Cookies. H cap poaaut ba V* cap Crisra FABULOUS BARGAINS — hi — D rapery and Slip Cover Fabric Dread Fabric M adras Tablecloth R em nants ODDS and ENDS POWELL'S UT MABWOUA ATE. Shop Friday Night in i |» The Fabric Shop SANFORD THEN COIfu & (D am s . Ogaa A1 Dey Wad* AT TH E CAPRI’S Day fiajtss fiordy S g v ;^ 3 6 . Cbd JsAiwal SpsciaU Im e l m a c ® d in n e r w a r e ig lasts sm s I r a n Orlando were Mr. a a i Mia. Aagasl C. Bfo* lees aad Carla; Mr. n d Mr*. D a m n Eaataey aad Freddie; Mr. sad Mrs. Henry Moan Patty and Kathy; Mr. aad Mrs. Gordon O'Hara sad Ke­ vin; Mr. aad Mr*. Mafvia J . Aeksrmaa, Michael, Robert, Patricia, Linds sad Debbto sad Mr. aad Mr*. Robert Zsvy, Robert Jr., Michael aad Elisabeth. s p e c ia l 1 6 |8 8 I Melmar resists cracking, chipping, breaking, snd Igoes in the dishwashnrt S aach: dinnor plates, salad pistes, cups, saucers, cereal/aoup bowls, tdua ereara* er, covsrad sugar bowl, platter, vegetable howl, divid­ ed vegetable bowl, covered butterdish, salt ’n pepper I Quality Melamine dinnerware molded by Lenox Plastics, Iae. eight IS **. metanse te m b k rs---------------------- tM S s h o r in fA This year marks tbs 71th analver*ary of Woman’* Mto■loamy Union of tbs Southern C __1 •. 4_ - | rkJa i«HHgBdi A P 5 .9 5 N0W 3.98 W ERE 5 .0 0 NOW p r a s a a t , represealiag 12 states. Prom the beginning this organisation has boon a part of the Southern Baptist Convention. To begin the new year plana are being made for a number of the WMU members to at­ tend a Day of Instruction in Lakeland this Friday, begin­ ning at 10 a.ra. State worker* will bo there to conduct Mla­ in ars for the following chair­ men: program, mission study, prayer, enlistment, commun­ ity missions ta d stewardship; also circle chairmen, presi­ dents and leader for Young Woman's Auxiliary, Girl's Auxiliary snd Sunboams. VALUES TO 5.00 NOW 9.99 NOW TflsnA VALUES TO 4.00 NOW Ja VALUES to $18.95 ty fi* U 2 0 £ O A . | TODDLETIME® SLEEPER BUY! 4.99 (A SLIGHT ADDITION FOR ALTERATIONS) * Regularly E l l hi aisra 1 to 4 U t la Maos g to t 1 3 r 5 Putney's own! They grow one full year thanks to extra long tops, Gripperi® fasteners, 4 Inch cuffs. Non-skid plastic soles are ventilated to breathe, wipe clean. Cotton kint in 6 prints. Save 1.57 to 2.17 on Si J I H O U S bow to treat s r Mason a now S. Spread remaialag batter Iron skillet. This to a good on top and ipriakla with re* question aad I hope lomtone mainiag cheera. has a real quick answer for 4. Bake at 4M degrees 45 her aad others who havt the minutes, same problem. S. Remove from ovoa aad She also cam* up with a let cool long enough to aot a good hint. While cleaning out little before cutting Into aorvher dish cabinets and linen1lng piece*. Serves S to 10. closet* she decided to sobm of thora pretty gift Did yea know freak pine­ wrapping paper* U m design* apple I* low la calorie*. 1 cup are lovely and there are col­ diced pineapple contains only ors aad ideas gator* . . . 7«. Of four**, that is without sugar added. Pineapple ranDon't you .agree? • • • tain* calcium, vitamin A aad Mr*. Fort H. Pooto of Pine- thiamins snd Is s good source crest Dr. sent la three reci­ of vitamin C. And did yea pe*. I will use oae thl* week know that you "thump" one to aad one next week. The see if U la ripcT When thump­ Queen Elisabeth Cake has al­ ed the Ktund should be that of ready been used. This oa* la a firm n a p . called Um Waekto Cake. S cups flour I rvealved a card from Mr*. Horake of DeBary who seat 2 cupa sugar la a liver redpu two weeks 2 Its*, soda 1 teas, salt ago. I checked her letter aad • heaping tbsp. of cocoa the omitted onion* la the reci­ Mix these well. Make a hole pe. Sh* mid to add S onions In th* Ingredients aad add 10 pound with the liver aad this tbspa. oil. 2 tbsp. vinegar, 2 would add extra flavor. We tea*, vanilla and 2 cupa cold m e vary happy to correat this water. Mix well aad put la aa for you. Mr*. L ta k o , and uagreaaed 12x9x2 paa. Bake writ* as again aometlmo. in 350 degree oven for 35 min­ utes. Good with or without To peel pineapple, wash aad tUco creaawlaa Into 1 inchIcing. How does that sound? Real thick slices. Um a aharp kntfa waekto Isn't U. But I bet it la toe this. Peal aach slice with good and will try tt raal soon. a paring knife. Yea m ay peel . . . deep enough to romov* the Aedtky--Roberts-of Monroe eyes e r ' peel thW y aad re­ says the likes Sweet Potato move eyes with an apple rarer Pudding and sent her recipe or the tip of the kaoife. To freeM pineapple: Peel for I t and cut Into dasiied shapes. 4 cupn grated raw sweet potatoes Pack into freeser cartons. 1 cup can* syrup Cover with cold syrup made ef 1 tup sugar eyual measures ef sugar and watar. (DUaolve augm in tap 1 cup milk 1 cup raisins water by atlrriag.) Then chin. Vi cup chopped nuts It is not aaceaaary to hont Vi cup butter syrup, goal cartons aad freest Vi teas, elovea at • degree*. WUl keep I la 12 month*. 1 teas, cinnamon 1 toss, allapic* This bulletin wai prepared Mix ingredients, beating by the Stats HD office food eggs and adding last. Heat and nutrition specialist* ta butter, pour mixture in and stir until blcndad. Bake at 350 the complete bulletin oa pinedtgrees un­ appla you may obtain it at degrees for 40 minutes or uatil don*. done. When crusted around the HD effice on the Orlando the edge and top turn It under Highway. It is bulletin No. III. A COM PLETE E F U L OF FU R N ITU R E ° r t e r 3 -R o o n , G ^ LOW AS r Li 2*4 ft. P a rt l Dresses • Accredited • Oyea Charga Accounts Welcomed t Here at the Muyfair Jinn you'll find the New PS^ , . . it h a s tf>9 i p t e a t In d e c o r a t i v e t e c h n i q u e * e n d e v e r y C O O tldt7«tl9.n h f ? 9 f f n g i v e n t o m e e t p y r f v e e t f n e e 9 f - ONLY EASY Y 6u*fi*enjdy t h e o t m 'o s p h e r e o f c h a r m a n d p r e s t i g e a t TERMS t h e . b h a l im a r l o u n o u . H a v e y o u r f a v o r i t e t u n e s r e n ­ d e r e d ! T h is I n f o r m a l r e t r e a t will fill a 'void* lo n g f e lt in 4 9 - - 9 9 1 - 1 .9 9 - 4 .9 9 A t t h e i h a u m a r it ia a c a s e o f s o m e t h i n g o l o c h a n g e d t p s o m e t h i n g N E w ^ b e f i t t l n g i y s p a c i o u s 'e n d e l e g a n t l y Woob Double Flat Kalto Cottons Cotton Knits Corduroys a c c e n t e d . .T o n e * o i> to n e c a r p e t i n g p r o v i d e s a t o u c h o f g la m p u r u n d e r f o o t r b u t s u ffic ie n t ro o m fo r d a n c in g . C h p n d e iie r s i l l u m i n a t e t h e l o u n o c in a f e s t i v e f a s h i o n n » . f P 9 r t P '? ? ® 1" * ® P ttin g . N o w ," if y o u f e e l s o m e ." fn e g n e tic p o w o r ” t a k i n g h o ld -S A N FO R D JU8T ABOUT ALL SIZES • FASHION • SERVICE o f y o u 9 P e y t h e i m p u l s e a n d jo in u s a t t h e g r a n d o p e n ­ • QUALITY Open Fri. Night Till 9 p. m. r SPECIAL! CARVED NYLON PILE, FOAM CUSHIONED! The decorating style that sold by the thousands, sav* I Inga-priced in 60th Penney Daya! Rich looking in living room, bedroom, bath, hall; machine wash, lukewarm water. White, sand, pink, purple, turquoise. Playgirl FASHIONS r r X 4 8 - _______ 4.99 1 8 - x W * -------------- M f iv r n > N PASS, FLA T T iM C l* , a * ,,,.. 2 .9 9 ,-. „ SANFORD’S ONLY AIR-CON FURNITURE STORE | EMATHEIH OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 203 * 09 E. lot Si. FA 2-0983 ,r Of ‘ i when you buy this 3-Room O utfit Complete FA on | a l O f fitri?1 F lp rid a . perfect for football games' r w w PLAZA apart aad re-asMmhi*. Ob* jacta which bo caa more front oaa placo to aaotbor. Avoid s « a ll toys wkleh may bo ■wallowed. Two to three tikes to oa* periateat PetHtng blocks, books la order to experiment with new found abilltlei. Play* thing* to help develop aras* ties. Poor to six Is a t the d ra­ matic aad creative age. Ha la Juat loaralag to read and write, etc. Play equipment wiQ itimalate tkaao iatereata. Eight years aad older the M erest! vary to individual preferences. Select play au* terial that will itlmulat* the various intereita aad things which encourage development aad accuracy. These Ideas were adopted to m the National Safety Council by Mill France* Caa* non, health ipsclallit. Don't try to crowd ao wrack oa a pMteard that It la dtffV call to road. $2 8 8 ° ° A terrific offer! You actually can furaUb | rooms with Juat one purchase . . . and pay for everything in one payment! S A V E $107.95 Four Groups of odd A ends, Including items for Babies, Boya, Girls, Men, Ladies A Household. SUITS f 4» ^ /' Cams 9n Jolts Ijowi Jims & pfandsA 2- and 3-Piece 1.98 97‘ e One Lot of Knit Shirts One Table Of Broken Sizes CLOSEOUT 2.98 SHORT SLEEVE SPORTSHIRTS VALUES to $18.95 • • • • • P Final Clearance * From Our Regular Stock Of Fall Regular A Half - Sixes, FRIDAY: 9 -12; 1 - 6 ; 7 - 9 SIZES 29 t* 34 F ri. S S a t, O c t 5th f t 6th i - lu iu l t t l i HOURS: 9 -1 2 ; 1 -5 :3 0 W ashable Fall W eight, Continental Style WERE J ja d is A OCT. 4th - 5th - 6th Young Men's Slacks lig h t Blue - Dark Blue - Black To Celebrate Diamond Jubilee THURS. -FR L - SAT. Fri. b Sat., Oct. 5 b 6 Polish Cotton Slacks Sanford A rt Festival BaptuTWMU ONLY Worn Mrs. a race Hedsoa of received this recipe. 2 tbsp. butter 1V4 cups eugar Holly Are. we Cherry Podding 2559 PARK DRIVE SANFORD, FLA. > RoyM Dancers »:M P. M. i Mnslc by Bob Rhodes > Songs by Cindy M a y _____________ It l* p t t i a tb* tia u of T*tr to ( t u t getting Santo C U u taler med oa what to m m the akfidrea la tbs way ol toys. Q nom toy* that i l l safe and tulUbta far their aga. For inaUace up to aea yaar playthings tboold ba at* leattoa attracting. C h o o s e tblaga for k ia to look at, fool, ebav, hold or drop. Tkay aboold bo washable, aoabnakable and ao aharpadgoa. Tb* ooa aad two year aid Uboi to biTMtigato tka world Stock R w hctioiiSah S H U GOING O N ! I rI 1 THE FABRIC S H O P S ------ in g J h u r a d a y . O c t o ^ e ^ . i U h f r o m 7 w. m . till c l o s i n g . O r. b e t t e r still c a ll n o w a n d m ake y o u r r e s e r v a t i o n . • b. mu Fri. �» ' m ■- .»'*/• r;* < V ;n .......... •• s . . • .v r ' ' . . . ^ , Helen Snodgrass Honored A t Two Birthday Parties iss PriscillaNixon, Bride - Elect U------ 1 At Miscellaneous Shower h .) ( '* .r a il y t s s PRISCILLA NIXON and her mother, Mrs. Henry B. Nixon, center, with two of the hostesses a t the shower in her honor, a t the Osteen S t o L H n t n m m f Mrs. H. A. Stone, left, Mrs. Albert Clark, rig h t to 4m y e n WE HAVE SCHWINN BIKES! TOY CORRAL ISIS FRENCH AVE. P1NECREST SHOPPE SANFORD F A 2-8293 DINNERS NOW YOU CAN AFFORD TO EAT OUT! BRING THE CHILDREN SPECIAL Friaa of Chiekc.. Gat dim-half 2 CHILDREN’S PLATES FREE FRIDAY . SATURDAY - SUNDAY OCT. 5 - 6 - 7 At dnqsdA 2503 8. Sanford FA 2-9721 Festival O f Arts Days Dinnerwear Special! Only 25 Sets HOMER LAUGHLIN DINNERWARE Longwood Fire A uxiliary Set Personals Personals “BLUE WHEAT PATTERN” 8 8 8 8 8 53 Piece Set A rt Festival Special Service For “8” Mens Fam ous Name Cupa Saucers Dinner Plata* Salad Plata* Cereal Bowl* 8 1 1 I 1 Fruit Diaba* - l i f t Inch PUtter Round Vegetable Covered Sugar Creamer MRS. LOUIS ROTUNDO, commander of the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Seminole County Unit SO is shown pinning a past commander's pin on Mrs. Valton Williams. Others pictured from left are Mrs. Russell Cook, senior vice commander; Mrs. Harry Williams, commander; Mrs. Henry LeDue, sixth district commander and Mrs. Evelyn Dean, state chaplain, ail of Unit 16 Orlando, Mrs. Luther Jones, chaplain, Mrs. G. A. Muffley, sargeant-nt-arms and Mrs. Jesse Cook, junior vice commander of the loeal u n it Seadiag gifts but unable to attend were, Mrs. Joe Mastors, Miss Jesa Masters, Mrs. J . C. Muatoa, Mrs. Lsls Brooks, Miss Doans StowoD, Mrs. Don Btowcl), Mrs. Daaay As organisational mooting baton, president; Mrs. Judy Tentative meeting times, Neal, Mrs. Bon Burks, Mrs. was hold Monday Bight la tbe Snow, vice president; Mrs. dates and places were dis­ Olga Nettles and, Mrs. Louis Longwood Park to form aa J e s a Willis, secretary, and cussed with the next meeting Not!. Mrs. Mildred Escalvoo, treat- set for the first Moodsy in Alio, Mrs. Eanmst Skin­ Auxiliary to the Longwood November at 7:30 p.m. in the ner, Mrs. Prod Provstt, Miss Volunteer Fire D ept Committee chairmen named Park. Prances Riggs, Mrs. Ed Officers a a d committee Included Mrs. Martha Reiter, All mothers, wives and sis­ By Praarsa Wester Hlrt, Mrs. Roy Collins, Mrs. chairmen were named at the membership; Mrs. Bcrenetta ters of the volunteer fire­ A technicolor film, “The Manning Todd, Mrs. John first meeting and those pres­ Morris, ways and means; men are eligible for member­ Prophet Amos,** w u shown at Poormin, Mrs. Bill Howard, ent began work oa by-laws Mrs. Eloise Lommier, devo­ ship la the new auxiliary and Mias Judy Harvsy, Mrs. G. for the mw group. tional, and Mrs. Ruth Layo, are invited to attend this the Sunday night meeting of A. Tyler aad Mrs. Mao H lrt Officers are Mrs. Sue Bra- publicity. meeting. the United Presbyterian Tenth of the Community Presbyter­ ian Church of Lake Mary. This ia one ef a series, and others will be shown to tbe group la the near future. Rev. John Pilley gave brief com­ By J s m CsseeMerry ments on the movie. Diana Mr. and Mra, Daniel Lott, Hickson was in charge of the five year eld daughter Cheryl Lynn and two year eld Regina worship service. Kay are living at *26 North After the movie transporta­ Triplett Dr. They moved here tion was provided for the recently from Phoenix, Arls., group to go to the Hopkins and plan to build a permanent Ranch on the Longwood Road. home here later. He la Uia new Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hopkins owner of the Tom Hareaton greeted the guests at the door. Appliance business ia Cassel­ berry. A business meeting was con­ Mrs. Edith Duerr has re­ ducted there with Terry Buck- turned to her home on Queen's lew presiding as moderator. Mirror Lake after spending Tbe members voted to take up the summer with her mother a collection a t each meeting and alster In Mastic Beach, inatead of havinr dues. Vol­ Long Island, N. Y. While there unteers were called upon to she saw several Broadway serve on committees to plan ■howl, including the hit minl­ cals “ Fiorello, and “Camslot” for future events. After the meeting adjourn­ and the critics* prisa play “A ed Mrs. Hopkins served re­ Man For All Seasons.’ Mr. and Mrs- Oden Brown freshments of glsted raised doughnuts, home-made fudge of 461 Jasmin# Rd. In Cassel­ and hot chocolate topped with berry returned home Saturday after a month’s vacation In DOUBLE PROGRAM w u enjoyed by members of the Life Underwriters marahmsllows. Group * t th e ir rec e n t luncheon a t the Capri. F irs t p a rt of the program Teams were chosen and the southern Michigan where they wan n commentary b y Seminole High School Principal A. J . Bracken, on famous TV game, “Password," visited relatives. Epb Mower, 340 Piney "T he A ttitude of Teenngera Today.” Bracken was accompanied by was played during the social Ridge Rd., Casselberry, is S tew art Gatche], county director of secondary education. Second p a rt of hour. th e program w u a film "How Life Insurance Begun" shown and narrated Those attending were Diane home after undergoing tesU by Marvin Rohlfa. From left are program chairm an Clifford Johnson, Hickson, Linda Mohn, Sonja and treatment at the Orlando Bracken, Gatchel a n d Rohlfa. (Herald Photo) Wester, Joy Wester, Penny General Hospital. Grlnnell, Ralph Unger, Harold Unger, Terry Bucklew, Billy Lowe, Robert Hopkins, David Scott, 8t«ve Willis, Larry Chester, Earl Roberts, Rev. M l ICE I W ll j Pilley and Mr. and Mrs. Hopkina. By Frances Wester Welcome back to Lake THUUDAT NO SKIDDING Mary, Mr. and Mra. J. Flrat Preibyterian Church Floors that sparkle need­ Behney and children, Ronnie teu to n meeting, 7:30 p.m. n’t be slippery. Those highly and Linda, from Sunlind Eawaxed and polished surfaces tales. that cause so many falls end They were not (ar away, injuries in the home can now but frienda bare are glad they be banished. Instead, the moved back to Lake Mary. Goodyear Women's Service Mr. and Mra. Walter I. Pi Bureau suggests using all- per have returned from their vinyl flooring, with built-in home on Alton Bay, N. II.. to saftey features. It's made their new home In Lake Mary with a luster • control that to apend the winter. Their gives it a mirror • like glosa trienda hero are happy bava them back. Lake Maiy UPY SeesFirst Of FilmSeries Use O ur Easy Lay Away Plan Bay 2 Pall, Mrs. Jose Cardoaa, Mrs. Richard Pickles, Mrs. Hobart Williams, Mrs. Trammel Kli­ ps trick, Mrs. Heary R. Nis­ on, the bride's mother, Mrs. Julios Gorheardt, Mrs. Raymond L a w s o n , Mrs. Thomas Sermons, Miss Jane Snyder, Mrs. Robert Hlrt, Mrs. Berman Bowen, Mr*. Gerald Hooaek, Mrs. David Hosack, Mrs. John Bredis, Mrs. Marvia Riggs, Mrs. No­ lan Osteen, Mrs. Sara Katowlta aad Mrs. CUreaee Say- Calendar Church This Emblem Identifies Torn Welcome Wagon Sponsors. F lr m if p r a f lp lillf M m si aid Mite UlitfRVMMity. Also Slip-on Style Opew tU 9 P. M. F ri. Nit* KATB MILLER TK 6-4224 Atlantic N ational BANK Member Federal DepeoJt insurance Cor*. Whin the occasion calls for MOVING...coll Thomas M oving & Storage M l N. Laurel Ave. FA 2-1H1 Bauferd, Fla. New Smyrna Beach Nttluc Sw teal* a m M 1 MW Ml t.1 MMI III n RIM. mw MMI e«r uftr, M r. WM>| win M'WU*. m e, 'fra.flMMi" MMKI. Oar IM.PlicSiM tucMitlt woUct trtfiii item, M* til MllUll elects. Step »t.r ■halt I c ttliU Irish tie tatrti.u dew It rnhnrrr StMUlt«*Vt«.ClU iMSTltrt m a i l ttUawtt. u> tenstoth. • ovutacM taovwa } Authorized Agent for U n ite d Van Linmm M O V IN G W IT H C A R S EVERYW HEREe **«•» >6*. M? 090 WEATHER BULLETIN! IA* exciting new OIL HOME HEATER yum F rt-ftS at VIRGINIA PBTROSK1 P. 0 . Bos 1211 BANK THE EASY WAY SANFORD KILLING MEV / narrow ■tedium wide { f f u v i r i x . Juat bop ia your car, aa you are, and drive upt Don't worry about where to leave the chil­ dren, you ean bring them with you! * BY FEETARE MMdfatty Mostly W hite - A Few Colors R egular $2.99 to $5.00 *1.99-*2.99 18 8 0 0 0 0 0 E A SY !* I f you receive an announce­ m ent of a marriage to which you were not Invited, a g ift Is optional. [?®(3aaa(S©G](«]s 74.9 8 Li£ -1 0 Dress Shirts • recently celebrated H twice. She and MUi Mary Hubbard ware dinner guests of Her. sad Mrs. Fred Foster. Tbe m esa Included a birthday cak* complete with candles. L ater while they were com­ pleting some cards fo r tbe C harts School Hally Day, a group of local MYF members aad their counselors, M rs. Ce­ cil Sellers aad Mrs. C. A. Henderson, arrived a t tbe parsons go with another light­ ed birthday cake a a d ice cream. Included ia the group, which arrived tinging "Happy Birth­ day*1, were Miss Sylvia Foeter, Suaette Neal. Linda Long, Susan Ryan, Doug Mathisoa, Ernie Wataoe, Howard Hen­ derson, Dwayne Watson aad Tins Shin. Helen end her sister, Mrs. Fred Harris of Jacksonville, celebrated their birthdays with a family dinner on Sun­ day. Others present for this event la addition to the booorees were Mrs. H. M. Ryan, Fred Harris sad Mr. ta d Mrs. Dick Harris aad children, Mel, Jay and Cindy, of Fern Park. •DRIVE-IN BANKING ANFORD HOE CENTER 207 W. F irst SUPER FLOOR i b u v n ha the lour h u t outlet am a laud hath mmvats the h u t o w Um EASY TERMS �AMONG LONGWOOD PTO MOTHERS who will be plnying a big p a rt in thla year’s driva to rniaa 91,800 or eollsct 8,000 books for tha school Mrs. Bcvei ly W aggoner, library committee chairm an. Back row, from left. Mni. James M orris, homeroom m other; Mrs. Gloria Ferrin, membership chairm an; Mrs. Ann Riley, home­ room m other chairman and Mra. F. W. BUtline, homeroom mother. (Herald Photo) lib ra ry are, front, from left, Mr*. A rthur Rhoden, hospitality chairm an and form er PTO president; Mr*. Sola Scott, vice president and Ltgol Notict C harles O scar K arris Deceased. ▼e AU CveSH ev* aaC P e r a e a a T e a a a t Stan e f yew a r t hereby notified a a t repaired to fr e e e a t any elalau and dem ands w hich yea, er either e f yoe, m ay have agalaet the e sta te e f Charles Oeear K ar­ ris. deeeased, late ef aall County, to Ike Coaaty Jad g e e f Sem laele County, Florida, a t his e rtlc s la Ih* eourt house of eald C eaaty s t gasford. Florida, w lthla sla cal­ endar m onths from th* Use* ef th* firs t yukllsallea *f th is netlee. Each slslm er eemsnu easo he no la in writing, dem and ahall w riting. and skall state tk* ylac* of residence a a t pest effle* ad­ dress e f tk* alalsMat. aad sh a ll be sw ora t* hr th* claim ant, his sasn t, or a t­ torney, an d any suck slslm e r dem and net se filed shell he veld. Jeeele Mathews Aa a d m lstrste r ef th* E sta te ef C harles Oscar Barrie Deceased K e rris- D. Wool fork, til I l f W. ch u rch »L Orlando. Fla, A ttoraoF Publish aa^lm w —i Sept, I. IS. IMS. It, M * OeL CDA-4S. I.V TMM C I R C U IT COt*NT OP T U B N I N T H JU D IC IA L C I R ­ C U I T IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE COt? N T T , FL O R ID A . I N C H A N C E R Y NO. t M S l B E T T T J . M A SCHMEIER. P taln ttff, F R E D A. M A SC H H E IE R. D efendasL N O T IC E O P SUIT V O i F R E D A. M A SC HHE IE R, H I T Pculley Street, C i n c i n n a t i , Ohl* T O U A R K H E R B U T N O T I­ FIE D that Co m p lain t for D lv o r e o a n d a t h e r re lief hoe b e e n t i l e d a g a i n s t yog In tho a b o v s s t y l e d C o u r t, en d you a r o h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to o tr v o a eo p y o f y o u r A n s w e r e r o t h e r d e f e n s e t o t h e C o m p la in t u p o n t h o P l a i n t i f f s A tto r n e y , E. JA C K S O N IIAAAZR, A l t e r h e y a t L a w I I * N o r th O r o o i s Avenue, suite IS, O r l a n d o F l o r i d a , and f ile th * e r l a l n s l answ er e r d l f e n t e l a th * e f f l e * e f th * C lerk o f the C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r b efo ra tho k i n d d a y o f October, HIT, A.D. I t y e a foil to d o eo. J u d g m e n t by d e f a u l t w i l l k* t a k e n a a o l n a t you fo r tho r o l l e r | a t h * C e m p l s l n t In said ea u a e s a d w ill th aa proread LAKELAND Although Florida Citraa Mutual lays no claim to being a sovereign na­ tion having diplomatic rela­ tions with other sovereign na­ tions, It dots have ita awn consular service, se ta apeak. In every community, howover small, w han Florida cit­ rus ia grown there a n Mutual "consult" to advise with Mu­ tual grower members In every situation Involving tho production and marketing af their fruit, to head and sug­ gest solutions for tha agricul­ tural and commercial InUresta of these grower members. Legal Notice m T H i circu it c o t' at o r THB XIVTN JUDICIAL CIRe r r r iv and r o n ie m i V O L I COC VTV. FLORID A ire c h a h ' k b t n o . t a r n s L E O N A R D OSCAR BURTON. Plaintiff, EVANOUL1NR P R A N C E ■ BURTON. - • D e f e n d a n t. v o T irw o p o r r r T O I E V .tN U m .IN E r R A NCEB BURTON, l i s t S w e e t b r l e r Avenue. R o a n o k e , V irg in ia TO U A R B IIK ItK RT N O T tF I K D t h a t a C o m p lain t f o r D t v o r e a a a d o t h e r re lie f hog b e e n filed a a a l n t t y o u In t h e ab o v e styled Court and you a r a h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to oerv a a copy of your Answer or o t h o r d e f e n s e to t h e C o m ­ p laint upoa the Plaintiffs A t t o r n e y . K JACKSON HA A■ZB. A t t o r n e y i t Law, l i e K. O r a n t o Avenue, su ite I t O r l a n d o , O r a n g e County, I T u r Ido, e n d file t h e o r i g in a l a n ­ s w e r o r defonee In th o o fflo s o f t h o C l e r k o f th o C i r c u i t C o u r t o n o r b efo ra th o t l t h d a y o f O cto b er, l i l t . A. D. I f y o u foil t o do so j u d g m e n t by D e f a u l t will be t a k ­ e n a g a i n s t y o u f o r tb o r e l i e f p r a y e d f o r In lb* C o m p l a i n t In eald c a u s e *111 t h e n p r o s e e d ex p arte. D ONE AND ORD ERED, a t •anford. F l o ri d a , t h i s I t t b d a y o f S ep tem b er, I t t f , A.D. These •'consuls’* are tha of­ policies wherever Florida cit­ ficers of Mutual’s 42 Grower rus Is grown. Tho officer* ara Councils which function in nett-grove neighbors of mem­ each area of Florida citrus bers. Together, with the infor­ production ta transmit to mation and services Mutual growers up-to-the-minute In­ provides, they can, sad do, ait formation from Mutual head- down together and work owt q u artan upon which to bn so together practical, eo-the-»pet production and marketing de­ solutions in a neighborly man­ cisions, a.g.i the going real on- ner of doing businesa whether treo value of oranges, grape­ It ba bow to grow tho boot grapefruit ar bow to sell tha fruit, tangerines, etc. Likewise, these "consuls" beat grapefruit most profit­ servo ns tho ears of Mutual to ably." hear suggestions from individ­ ual Mutual members th at might be turned to profit for all Mutual's 11,000-plus mem­ bership, a. g., cultural prac­ tices to improve fruit quality. “la actual effect, each of By Glamy Sklslak our 42 Grower Councils In Mutual In each community," North Orlando's Our Lady’s nccording to Bub Rutledge, Circle of tha Women’s Club of Mutual operating hand. "Each tha Church of tho Nativity Council is Mutual at work on held ita October meeting n t tha local lovcl, a t the grove- tha home of Mrs. Edmond Jones, chairman. roots, so to speak. Plans wars made for n num­ "A Council officer la, a t once, the voice of 12,000 grow­ ber of new projects tha circle ers and o f one grower. As will undertake during tha com­ well, h* has tho ears of 12,000 ing month. Members ar* reminsd of tha ami of one gruwer. He speaks and listans for 12,000 grow­ Baka Sal* to be held Sunday at tho church. Anyone wishing ers and for ons grower." There are from 140 to ISO for their item donations to ba Grower Council officer*—the picked up ia asked to sail Mra. number varies from season to Jones. Th* next meeting of th* d r season at tha alectiva will of Council members — listening elo will be hold on Nov. • n t and speaking as Mutual "con­ the home of Mrs. Nancy suls” ia Floridas citrus-pro­ Wssolck, 2 N. Second St. ducing communities. Carrying tho "consul” an­ We've never yet seen tha alogy further, Rutledge said: joungster who wei too bad "Council officers carry oat for his parents to be proud a t tho Mutual ‘Good Neighbor’ him. (SEAL) A r t h u r II .f lte k w lth , J r , C l e r k C ircu it C o u rt S em ln o lo C o u n ty , F lo rid a l l y : N o r t h s T. V l h l t s D e p u ty CHrb da parts. DO N E an d O R D E R E D , s i Sanford, S entinel* C o u n ty . Florida thla llth d ay ef h e p t e m b o r , t i l l , A. D. (HEAL) A r t h u r H. Beckw ith. Jr.. C l e r k e f Ih* C ircu it C o u r t S t m l n e l * C ounty. F lo rid a Ity: M a r t h a T. Vision D. C. Publish e*t>L it a oct. 4. 11, tt*J. C D A -lt in t h m u iN c u rr co urt o r T I I R N I N T H JU DIC IA L CIR­ C U I T O P T H E S T I T R OP F l o r id a , in in d por S E R I N O I . E COI N T t . P L O N IU A . IN I 'l l I N I E ll I l a tJIS J PRANK WIMt*. P l a i n t i ff . Ma t t ie r im s . D efen d as L notice o r a t r r T O . M A T T I E WIMS. wlii.ee e d d r t e s Is u n k n o w n tou Ante iiKKKtir n o t i ­ f i e d . t h a t au ll for d tv o rea a n d o t h a r relief h a s been filed agalaet you In lb* C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th * N inth J u d i c i a l c i r c u i t o f t h e S lat* o f F l o r ­ ida. In a n d f o r Seminole C o u n ­ t y , a t S a n f o r d . Florida, w h e r e ­ in P R A N K WIMS Is P l a i n t i f f e n d M A T T I B WIMS la Defendent. TOU ARE H E R E B Y RE­ Q U I R E D to file yo ur A n s w e r In sa id suit w i t h th* Clerk a f said Court a - d servo a Copy t h e r e o f upon P l a i n t i f f s A t t o r n e y not l a t e r t h a n th* t l t h d a y ef O cto b er 11*2. A D . I ? y e n fa ll t * file a n d *a a e r v * » o u r A t u w e r , e Deere* F r o C o n feaao wUI be e n t e r e d • C e l a s i you a n d th * s u i t will t h e r e a f t e r p ro ceed ax p ert* . D A T E D AT » A N »" U R D. S E M I N O L E COUNTY. F L O R . IDA. t h i s l l t h day at S e p t e m ­ b e r . 11*2, A. D. (SE A L ) A r t h u r H. Be ck w ith , J r , C l e r k . C i r c u i t C o u rt S e m l a e l e C o u n ty . F lo rid * II> ; M a r t h a T. Y l h l . n D ep u ty Clerk E. J a c k s e a Maaea* B u ll* ia 22S N o r t h O r a n g e Av*. O rlan d o , Florida 'P u b lis h S<pL 12, >«. 22 A O ct. «. t i l t . COA-U IN T H E VINCI I T UOURT. NINTH JI T H 1 T .I L CIR C U IT O P P I.O H IH I IN AND P ON aW HINOl.K UllUNTT, C H I N . ( K i l t Nit. 12X11 NO r u n TO A PPEAR P E D K I t . l l . NATIONAL MORTUAUK ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, DO NALD E V E R E T T RI DDLK and C L A R A B IDDL E, h i s wife. D efen d an ts . t u n r r iT R o r plorida T O l DONALD E V E R E T T B ID DLE R e sid e n c e e n d AdJre ee Unknown ('L A I tA DID DLE R e sid e n c e a n d Addresn Unknown T o U A R E IIKUKUr N O T I ­ F I E D t h a t a eu lt hae b een filed e g e l n a t y a u In t h - a b o v e e n t i t l e d cause, a n d t h a t y o u a r e r e q u i r e d t o file y u u r a n ­ s w e r w i t h t h e C l e r k of t h l a C o u r t a n d to se rv e a co p y t h e r e o f u p o n th* P l a i n t i f f o r P l a i n t i f f ' s . t u r n e r a. w h o . * n a n i s a a n d addr ee* la M a ck N. C l e v e la n d , J r . a a d H a r o l d P. J o h n s o n . P. O. lion 22*. H an fo rd . P lo rid a. not l a t e r I t h e n t h * 2»th day of O cto b er, A.D. 1112. t f yau fall to d o s o a D e e r e s P r a Confeseo w i l l be e n t e r a l eg e l n a t you fo r tn * r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m p l a i n t . T h is eu lt I* to f o r e c lo s e a m o r tg a g e . T h * real p r o p e r t y p ro ceed ed a g a i n s t let L o t 22. Block 2. I I E F T - P l a t Rook I E P a s s e A a n d f. P u b lic necerds of h em l n o l * Count y. F lo rid * . It ITNKS* my b a n d an d th * s e a l or t a t d C o u r t a t S anford . F lorida, t h i s 21th day at S e p t e m b e r , A. D. IM2. (BJCAL) A rthur If. Beckwith. Jr .. C l e r k o f th * Circuit C o u r t l l s c l t N. Cl** eland. J r , a n d H aro ld P. Johnson P. O. Boa 224 S anford, Florida H a r o l d P. Jo h n so n A ttorney for Plaintiff P u b l i s h S e j L 21, A th-L I It. II till. Mrs. B. L Johnson Good afternoon to ail af yon. How ara you enjoying Indian Summer? The wild flowers are pretty. Oa tha Vihlea Road ia a field of nothing but purple flowers that Is vary pretty. You would think that they were planted for Just a flower garden. Several mornings this weak a sweat­ er has fait kind af good hasn’t It? * * * Happy birth­ day to Misa Sharon Carroll who la a year older this week. Her age is a secret 1 think. One hint though, she la Mill a teens gar. * • • Sara and Ben Hodge who k s t tbelr homo a short time ago a ra having aaa rebuilt where the other one stood. Sara showed w i the plana yesterday and they a r t really nice. I am so glad for them. And their friends will be glad ta hear tha news. Saw her slater and brother-in-law slip In again from Jacksonville last week­ end. I think they have pottea the Monrat Send In their shoes at la st Se look for them ta be amoag as before long. • ♦ • The Monroe HD Club moats toalght at White HsB af tha Uptala Presby­ terian Church. Hope all nrambars eaa attend. Naomi Sapp and Haiel Gardner will bo the hostesses. Would Ilka anyosM who Is Interested in becoming a member ta coma to tho moating tonight. You ara cordially welcome. • • • undarsUad that tha Fords, the Arthur C unaroas twmas Grace Edwards aad I had aa whose homa was destroyed ara coBlag aloag Boa. Bath enjoyable evening la Apopka by lira aomatima ago ara hoaMi bava baaa la the raNow (hay last Friday. Of course we now wady to move Into their now aaa which was rebuUt . , . . rh accompanied the High School oo their property out oa Or. , r * c “, r Band to tha football game. a ago Blvd. Am vary glad •** Jahaaoa weat They did a wonderful Job that they will soon be oat* up la aaa Charle s dad, A1 of entertaining a t halt time. tied eace agala. • • • While Job—oa aad wile, whose They get better every time, lalklag of fires wa ara still home was destroyed by fire lt'a a pleasure to watch them working oa tha fire depart- also. The kind people ia aad of course tha football partmeat here. You all plea Moatieelio where they live game loo. Hated to tea Bud­ to attend tha PTO BMctiag gave thorn a shower. Wa ara dy out probably the rest of this noath when you eaa hoping to go up there aborttha sea ton. llia elbow wai hear more about I t So don't ly to aao them. • • • Our dislocated. ' * * The 4-1X girls lot us down—be there with thought tor this weak la oa m at Saturday afternoon at bella oa. Wa need you. Who balplag one another. I do not Wbita Hall. They elected of- knows It might bo your homo bava tha authors name.— fleers and aim ed tha club to bo saved some time. • • • I'm sure that It la God’a plea the Handy Helpers. That's a Tha Chariot Forrestars aad that wa should help each alee name and I am sure that they will live up to it. P at Frecmia's mother came 1 over and treated the glrla to t cookies and a cold drink. They enjoyed that very much. The girls a id e n band pin­ cushion. • • • Mrs. Annie Hawkins and Mrs. Claude Hawklne motored to Cocoa Sunday to visit with Mr. aad Mrs. Fred Thomas. • • • Xs matter how swell ar haw aatenslva a rim ig iB ag Jab Did you eee the new car you have In mind, our llama And Proparty lapeeveeMBt that the P.W. WheaUanda Department can handle the entire package . . . eoppfytag are (porting around? Ita gray tka materiel*, the workmen aad all ftaiaifap aad paper with red interior. Jar! thinks week. YOU PAY ONLY O N I BILL aad pat a F U U , ita a "doolie". • • • Here's GUARANTEE aa tha eeUee ew tract. Beep T a ta e ClR Be Arreagtd. a "cutis". A second grader pot an tha bus tha ether day 520 MAPLE /fg f fftf iflL fU m aad aakl: Mrs. Johnson, Su­ sie can't go to school today." AVI. C llM f lQ SANFORD Of course 1 asked her why. •4 «th ST. U P P * FA M l * She said: "She got tha Fleas." So (hit must be soma new kind of Illness. * * * I Kennedy Inks UN Bond Low North Orlando Catholic Circle Plans Projects Our beautiful new automobiles will be on in our showroom. Don’t miss these exciting 1963 Models ■ t ' . lIt* j.• •t *:4 1lIs i - LT* 1 n f i i flip L f > • | , OPEN til 9 P . M. T on itt f t P ri. SAT. Til < P . M. The Season SPECIAL • Ladies’ Long W inter Coats tviul Sc wool blends New Models Cum e In and Nee our new nelection of m uternity wear by "I-ady In W aiting.” • Skirts • Slim Jims • Tops • 2 Pc. Outfits New Models Clearance Maternity Tops Cr Skirts One Group EAC11 Accredited Charge Accounts Welcome We Give Top Value Stamps Sanford. Kb. 109 N. PmlmeUo Ava. WINTER FA 2-4884 PA RK — Ml 4-0209 C D A -lt I �C«ML*iinrA « W n S M IN pHebed In the tost two w*kends te p tiat lbs ■ M l flMkew* mi the sv e o n ^ e tU ttto U k e Horseshoe on 8R41B. Shown ■ K t l J t f l t o a good start in tbs abort photo are, from toft; Cliff Mlllstts, w J e Chedwkk, president of tbs dob end Joe Buffo, on ladder. In tbs b o t& p f e to e n i nsnS nof the Archery Ctab whieh to sponsorsdihr tbs Iim ifm in In front from toft ere Demy MeEareben, age four end Kelly Ifsfanhsni ege three end Mike O'Hara end John Wayne Jones. In back Tommy Renty, Mrs. Bus MeEerehsn, Sheldon Keller end the Instructor. Meetings ere held e t the shooting range (Jones Photos) * - “ 2 8 .8 8 HOLTS ATLANTIC NOTO« CUBIC Tremendous Bargains THROUGHOUT THE STORE McCRtW [ BISON P0W[RH0USf A rt Festival IsttnuM 17 SIS’ n o r* gf equal speed. Holds 12 reo> Dress aftaf test record Values From FrL& Sat Only Open Friday Ntghta til • •anyroool M f— roruMtttcmcnizr Made of R ttsburf gtesAframe Never i ra d o n * i t * Ate With 130 s e tt Dynfrtorqut motor. 6unt double butene 3 speeds, ejector a a t beaters, bee! re s t pnctiuvnpwnnnnurTymg cast,evphoMaal 1797 0>01 W e Reeinre battery. Greatm I I AM Prices Pins Federal Tax, DELUXE HAIRDRYER THE DESUTANTE The Right To Lim it Quantities Where Applkabto Over I4 tf "LittU Thnatrn" SHUT, STEAM Mi BITIRON Bom* compact* ara good at aconomy. Sow , M u r , parformanca. Bom* off,r luxury. Now. for '63: a comp, cl built to do avarything wall. Tha Naw Valiant axeala In aconomy and ptrformanca. It looka g n a t It eoata llttla. And Tha Naw Valiant carr/ai America'* tin t 6-ytar warranty. All Intamal part$ of tha angina. tranamiiaion and driva train ara guarantaad for 6 yaara or 50,000 mlla*.* Tha '63 Valiant, confldanca coma* from It* 33 Important valua faaturaa. Including thaaa: No- g On* of our twinging naw convertible*, all aat to dabut Novambar 16. N o. IB Buckat aaata on Signal modal*. N o. B t Ruth-button* for 3-tpaad Torquatllta driva (Ifa epthna/X No. 4 Battary-aavlng altamator. N o, 4 Valianta truaty 6-ahootar. An angina thata long on gal­ lop, oaay on gallon*. Saa Tha Naw Valiant for 19631 quality-built by Chryalar Corporation, now at your naarby CAN OPENER Remco’s Showboat 9 stem vents for greater steam pressure, fabric selector, a a m For '63, wo prmcmnt tho tin t compact built to do mvmrythlng w e ll... tho t in t compact to carry a 5-ymar warranty, M'a Tho Now Valiant,..with 33 Important valua faatuna • Electric Attaches to wail or stands 0Q counter. Opens any size or shape can. Bottle opener included a a a Complete with scenery, stage directions & scripts for Heidi. Wizard of Oz, Cinder* Q Q Q e tte & P in n o ch ia ....O y Touchton’s Fountain Weekend Specials TRY OUR 8 ’til 11 Includes: (All You Can Eat) . Southern Dre-tnin* Tossed Green Salad Hot RolU and B utter Iced Tea M Breakfast Spe< 2 EGGS BACON GRITS TOAST and COFFEE • M M Our Steam Table OPEN SUNDAYS from now on for BRASS MOTORS 201 E ast C oauaarctal, S a n fo rd Eaat First St. at Magnolia SANFORD. FLA. FA 2-2482 �EDITORIAL COMMENT COUNTY NEWS PAGE 11 THUR&, OCTOBER 4, 1962 O vied o P TO Supper Honors Faculty By Jean Lyles The Oviedo PTO held Rs annual dinner honoring the school faculty last Saturday from 8:30 p. m. until 1:10 p. m. in the school cafeteria. Mra. Leon OlUff, supper chairman, was In charge of all arrangements. Assisting were Mrs. T. L. Lingo Jr., food; Mrs. John Courier, pro­ gram and Mrs. Beryl Holder, decorations. Serving tablet ware laden with a huge variety of meats, vegetables, aalads and des­ serts and all guests were In­ vited to return for seconds. Emcee for the following program of entertainment was Charlie Morrison of Sanford who waa assisted by Harry KudtQ. Mr. and Mra. E. L. Bellbore and Mr. and Mrs. Wea Swenson were chosen from the audience to participate In one of Morrison’s games which proved profitable for all since each won three sil­ ver dollars. Catchy questions were ask­ ed others in the audience who also won silver dollar* An adult class in Conver­ sational Spanish, using the A-LM or Audo-Ungual materiali approach, wlU open a t Lyman High School near Longwood at T p. m. next Monday. Stan Houston of the Lyman faculty will Instruct the course. Houstoa, • graduate of Brigham Young University In Provo, Utah, attended the National Defense Education Act institute for foreign lan­ guages at the University of Kansas this summer. Recordings will be used extensively in the class to develop speaking and listen­ ing skills before reading and writing skills are developed. The only charge for the course will be $5 to cover costs of the textbook. Those Interested In enroll­ ing are advised to report for the opening class. Further Information la available from E. S. Douglass, director of vocational and aduR educa­ tion, whose offices are locat­ ed In the School Administra­ tion Building in Sanford. STAN HOUSTON Teachers To Meet By Jane Casselberry The staff of Sunday School teachers of the Ascension Lu the ran Church of Casselberry is asked to meet with the pas­ tor, C. R. Zehnder, at 7:30 p.m. today at the church. for each correct answer. Win­ ners her* were Jim Colbert and Mra. Hardin Webb. A loot remaining sliver dol­ lar was given to Ralph Nee­ ly to add to the PTO trea­ sury. The money was donat­ ed by Hardin Webb of the Citisena Bank of Oviedo. To close the program, song sheets were distributed and everybody joined In an old fashioned community songfeat ltd by Morrison. Republican Club to SeeFilm By Jan* Casselberry Dick Courtney, vlee chair­ man of the Florida Federa­ tion of Young Republican Clubs, will be guest speaker at the October meeting of the South Seminole County Young Republican Club to ba held next Tuesday at 8 p. m. In the American Le­ gion Home on Prairie Lake. Courtney will bring with him the new 12 minute docu­ mentary sound film “New Breed In the South." This film produced by the Na­ tional Federation of Young Republicans Is being shown throughout the south at part of "Operation Dixie." The “New Breed In the South" puts the accent on the growing Interest among the south's young Republi­ cans In establishing a two party system Alt interested persons are invited to come out and take advantage of the opportunity t* se* the interesting film. Prior to the program, teachers were honored and at each introduction waa made the teacher was pre­ sented with his or her col­ lege banner and a potted rubber plant. Included on this part of the program were Mrs. John Margeen, first grade, Moo­ dy Bible Institute; Mrs. Don Ulrey, first grade, Stetson University; Mra. L. S. War­ den, second grade, Stetson; lira. E. L. Love, second grade, Panxer College; Mrs. Stella Brinkley, third grade, M assachusetts State: Mrs. Jim Partin, fourth grade, Stetson; Mrs. M. L. Gore, fourth grade, RotUna; Mrs. Kirby Buekelew, fifth grade, Jacksonville State; Mra. Robert Abbott, fifth grade, New York State Uni­ versity; Mra. B1U Weat, sixth grade, Stetson; Mrs. Pater Wright, sixth grade, Univer- sity of Dalawara; Jim Palmer, science, Val­ dosta Stale; Jack Calvert, English. Kentucky Wesleyan; Mrs. Hardin Webb, math, Emory University; Mrs. Thao Aulin J r., commarclal, Florida Southarn; Jim Clark, Industrial art, physical ed and coach, Eastern Kentucky State; Mias Freddie Brad­ ford, art, Eastern Tennessee State; Mias Lola Ruddcll, E V E R Y B O D Y was asked to ’’come (sack for seconds” a t last S a t u r d a y ’ s annual Oviedo PTO d i n n e r honoring the school fa ­ culty when th e uniden­ tified group in th e top photo had a hard tim e choosing tho firs t plate from among th e huge variety of food laid out Mrs. Joseph (Louise) Simunck of Altamonte Springs, who has agreed to serve a i Herald news correspondent for the sraa, begins work this week. Hailing f r o m Cleveland, Ohio, Louise has become In­ terested In all civic and soc­ ial activities In her commun­ ity and la an active member of the Altamonte Springs Elementary PTA. Husband Joe, a carpenter with the Paul Smith Construc­ tion Co., 1a assistant scout­ master of Altamonte Boy Scout Troop 38 and son, Jack, a seventh grader at the South Seminote Junior lUgh, it a member of the troop. The Slmunek’s other ton. Jimmy, It a third grader at the Altamonte School. Social and civic Items and Interest announcements may be turned over to Louise at her home at 314 Grand­ view Ave. or by telephone at TE 1-1240. o n lonjr eerw in r* t» t> t« - New teachers in tro ­ duced later in th e even­ ing Included, bottom photo from left, Mrs. Stella Brinkley, th ird grade; Miss Freddie Bradford, a r t and Mra. John Margene, firs t grade. (Herald Photos) Water Tank Soon Ready By Jean Lyles The huge new water tank being built In Oviedo for the Nelson and Co. businesses Is expected to be completed and filled with water within the next two weeks. Under ccnstructlon for approsimately two-and-one-haU months, the tank 1s more than 100 feet In height and has a 100,000 gallon capa­ city. Located in d o w n t o w n Oviedo behind the Nelson and Co. Packing House, offi­ cials of the company n y that It ia being built to supply sufficient water for their en­ terprises and for aid In in­ surance purposes. Robert G. Stubbing#, son of It provides full tuition for a Mr. and Mrs. George A. year and $230 for other ex­ Slubbings of I^ke Mary, has penses. been named as the recipient Stubbing#, a 1939 graduate of the Harry L. Taylor prise of Seminole High School, also in Humanities at Stetson ; hat just been admitted to University where he Is In hit j the Stetson Honors program senior year. The award, announced at which will enable him to convocation services on Sept. pursue independent study In 21 by University President geography, his major, lie Is Oilie Edmund*, ia presented a member of Gamma Theta each year to the atudent who Uptllon and serves at assis­ writes the best essay on a subject relating the humani­ tant lecturer In the depart­ ties to science and education. ment of geography and geo­ logy. C Of C To M eet In Lake Mary £ Hvnai / " ■C ylL j A EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS of th e South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club, meeting last Thursday a t the Hamilton House in Casselberry, planned the Benefit D essert Bridge P a rty they wUl co-sponsor w ith th e San­ ford Newcomers Club on Oct. 12 a t the M ayfnir inn in Sanford. Present for the m eeting were. It *p: K By J*aa Lyle* St. Luke's Christian Day School ia Silvia celebrated Its 15th aanlveraary during the month of September. Really beglanlag back la 1844 with a auraery and kindergarten claw taught by Rav. Stephen TUhy, the ven­ ture proved eo successful that lower grade* were be­ gun later In the year on a fulltime bail*. Mlu Dorothy Daniel, the first woman teacher, had 11 atudent* in grades one, two and four and taught claite* In a room adjoining the church building. In IMS, after grades and teachers were added each year and enrollment continu­ ed to grow, the present north wing and auditorium of the school was built. Two additional classrooms, a library and an office and workroom ware built In 1932 when E.L. BcUhorn took over as teacher and princi­ pal. Today the enrollment la 1ST students and St. Luke’s has four fulltime teachers and two part-time Instructors. Kindergarten meets for half a day and In addition, class­ es In Christian doctrine and In the Slovak language are taught by Pastor Tuhy. *M front from left, Mra. M argaret Horrell, Mra. Ina Mae Tully, Mra. M ary Ann Milea who ia presi­ dent of the club, Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mra. Joyce M errifield. Standing from left are Mm. Gild* P ettinati, Mra. Sue Gates who ia the Wel­ come Wagon H ostess, Mra. Kay Miller, Mra. Nora Norris and Mra. Edith Duerr. ^ (Herald Photo). The October meeting of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce will be held at I p. m. today. Included on the agenda are the appointment of a Beauti­ fication Committee and a review of work planned for the Chamber for the remaind­ er of the year by Cliff Nel­ son, president. Mrs. Leonard Dunn, ways and means chairman, also will report on the recent Irish Stew Dinner eponaored by the Chamber and held at the Hail. By Jane Casselberry The South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Newcomers Club met last Thursday at the Hamilton House la Casaelberry. Members of the executive board met at 11 a.m. Lunch­ eon was served at noon fol­ lowed by a brief business meeting and an afternoon of eards. The Oviedo Athletic Aun., in view of the feet th at Seminole High’s football team has an open date Friday night, is hoping that Sanford fans will take this opportunity to come out and see the brand new Oviedo team in action when Lions meet Lions as Coach Jim Palmer’s ***** takes on St. Leo. St. Leo, a Catholic Prep School team, pro* mlses to offer the young Oviedo eleven one of its toughest foes of the year and it’s a sure bet that there’ll be plenty of surprise moves by both teams right from the starting whistle. Let’s all go out Friday night and help cheer Oviedo as it takes its second win of the season. Lake M ary Teacher Gets M asters Degree By Frances Wester Mrs. John L. (Edna) Hum­ phrey of lake Mary received her Masters (M.A.) degree from Stetson University In DeLand, last week. She has werked hard for many years to achieve this accomplish­ ment since she combined her career with marriage, and raising a family, while work­ ing In her chosen field and keeping up her atudics at the same time. She completed her degree work In two fields, adminis­ tration and supervision and elementary education. 6he received her BA also from teen-ago daughters, Jeann* cne and Soodra, and one ton, John Lout* Jr., aeven years of age. Her family is quite proud of her and her many achievements as are aU h er friends la the community. Among her extra curricu­ lar activities, she is a member of all the local, state and national profession­ al organisations, and holds tba office of president and secretary of tbo CTA. She also serves on the state in­ surance committee. Three delegates from the South Semlnolo Democratic Women’s Club will attend th« state DWC Convention Friday and Saturday in Palm Beach when elections of new state and district officers wUl take place. Making the trip will be Mr*. Fred Green, president; Mra. Elton Bennett, Immedi­ ate past president and Mrs. Edwin Kuhn, first vice presi­ dent. The regular meeting of the South Seminole Club will be held next Thursday at the Rlksha Inn In Fern Park opening with tha business at 11 a. m. followed by a Dutch treat noon luncheon when the guest speaker will be Seminole County Sheriff J.L. Hobby. Year books will be distri­ buted and reports on the State Convention will be giv­ en by the delegates during the business meeting. SlaviaSenior 4-HBoysClub Elects Officers By Jean Lyle* David Jakubcin waa fleet­ ed president of the Senior 4-H Buys Club of Slavia at the first meeting of the group held last week In the school auditorium. Other officers for the year will be Paul Lucas, vice president; Bob Bullhorn, se­ cretary; Tim Colbert, trea­ surer; Billy Hein, devotional leader; Jonathan Lucas, re­ creation and tong leader; Glenn Knowles reporter and Ted Bellhorn, council dele­ gate. New members joining the group for the first time were Jonathan Lucas, Timmy Col­ bert and Glenn Knowles. William Hein Sr., local leader, spoke to the boys concerning individual pro­ jects. As a whole the club will have "careers" as lte project for the year. Meetings are held on the first Monday evening of each month and all Interested boys ara Invited to join the group. Committee reports were heard during the business ses­ sion and plans made for the Benefit Dessert Bridge being co-sponsored with the San­ ford Newcomers Club at the Mayfair Inn on Oct. 12. Proceeds from tha event will benefit Indigent children in the county and the public is invited. Tickets ara now on Cherub Choir To Resume Rehearsals By J ib * Casselberry The Cherub Choir of the Casselberry C o m m u n i t y Methodlat Church will re­ sume rehearsals at 6:43 p.m. today In Weaver IUU. The choir it made up of children from grades one through four and Miss Linda Marriott Mlsa Jackie Wtddle will be directing. The former director, 3Ilu Darlene Shea, 1a now at­ tending college In Virginia. Civic Group Discusses Plans By Ulany HkJsisk The North Orlando Civic Assn, held an Informal meet­ ing Monday night at the Com­ munity Building In the Re­ creation Area after the regu­ lar October business meeting was cancelled for lack of a quorum. Further plans were discus­ sed for the Pot Luck Supper to be held Saturday a t 8 p. m. at the Community Build­ ing. AU members and pros­ pective members and their families are invited to attend and are asked to bring a covered dish. isle for $1 and are available from Mrs. Luther MUes of Forest City or from Mrs. Kay HorreU In Sanford. There wiU be prises for each table in play and attrac­ tive door prises wiU be awarded • v a r y half-hour. Merchants from Casselberry, Fern Park, Forest City and Sanford have been most gen­ erous ia dooating such fine By Leslie Slmunek Scoutmaster Jack Stewart of Altamonte Springs Hoy Scout Troop 38 la a patient at the Winter Park Memorial Hospital where ha underwent major surgery last Friday. Stewart, who Is reported by hospital officials to be recuperating satisfactorily, will be confined to the hos­ pital for another week and will be required to conval­ esce at home for another two weeks. Eagerly awaiting bis re­ turn at bin Hermit’s Trail home are wife, Shirley, a popular fifth grade teacher at the Altamonte Elementary School,I, and children, Jo! Bruce, Bonnio and Bobby, Mrs. Lillian Belie], CaascL berry town clerk, reported today that little more than 300 of the town’s more than 800 voters previously regis­ tered have bothered te re­ register. The new system of regis­ tration will be in effect for December Municipal Elec­ tions and all persons must register or re-reglster before Nov. 3, closing date of the books, Mrs. Uelsel pointed out. Offices will be open again next week from 8 a. m. un­ til S p. m., Monday through Friday and on Saturday from I a. m. until noon. Also, In addition to the regular office hours from 8 a. m. until noon on Tuesdays und Thursdays for the rw- ' ' in under of the month, Mia, v Itetsel will open the offing from 3 p. m. until 9 p. te, on the evenings of Oct. M and Oct. 24. Forest City Club Makes Appointments Bq Jean Lyle* Mrs. Jack Bratton, fin­ ance chairman of the Oviedo PTO, announced this week that the group will sponsor Its annual Halloween Carni­ val on Oct. 27 at the school. The carnival will begin at 6 p. m. with the Costume Parade and most activity will be staged in the school gym. Plenty of snack foods and sandwiches will be avail­ able in the cafeteria. By Shirley Wentworth The Forest City Commun­ ity Assn, held a brief busi­ ness meeting Monday night following State Representa­ tive Mack Cleveland's ad­ dress on reapportlonmcnt. The group voted to appoint Richard Pardue as alternate to Benjamin Bryan is its representative to the Semi­ nole Association of Commute itlcs and appointed a nomin­ ating committee for elec­ tions of new officers which are scheduled in December. Named on the nominating committee were John Bethea, chairman and Murray Long, Dick Lsshtey, Bryan Ben­ jamin and William McGinnis. prises at electrical appli­ ances and other Items of simitar value. Mra. Nora Norris, Mrs. Sue Gates, Mrs. Joyce Merrifield and Sirs. MUes wiU serve as hostesses from the South Seminole Club at the benefit bridge. Guests at last week's meet­ ing of the group were Mrs. Marge Acixrman, Mrs. Sue Dice, Mrs. Mary Ann LcedoQ, Mrs. Millie Pitman, Mrs. Ituth Logsdon, Mrs. Audrey Reed, Mrs. Lola Ann Reed, Mrs. Shirley Tylo and Mrs. Cathy Hamilton. Winners of the prises were Mrs. Glide Pettinati, canasta; Mrs. Olive Duffy, pinocle, and Mrs. Norris and Mrs Dice, bridge. Oviedo PTO Plans Carnival ii - J i 1 i h 1 �. ■ — Ont 4, I N I . s. •V K *v ] trant thq MW, * • m d * to m h * « m nlw knew I * s e lf bq tatenatod. You ant, I a a n blind teen-ager. Your ndrke w u excellent, but you didn’t go far enough. Our btgynnt probtomn are (1) pearl■ who yen a t tan. They think th at betas*# wn a rt blind wa a rt AF. tn*. t**. (D (I) Poatf* Pa DEAF, wba coma up ilad on, alee on behind oe, alto os oa the haek and nay, T"Hello, How----wa with ln B o , tthem!** h fiw . ----tbny, would identify themaejree. (I) Fnqdt who make as uaoomfocrtnbto bF treating na ns though w* wmw ab. ------- 1 A -------» wba tap «ui i) than ■ HAFFY m A -3 H . . i By Abigail D E A R A B B Y : W hew n f r ie n d q f fa? : (D&tvt exception * •* of **^ | Television Tonight Von lovtn m y w ife ) th in k s 1 m a n n BEARDED DEAR BEARDED) You not only atuck your cbia out, you grew hair on it. Thn opinion of your wifa in thin caan,<*hould bn mom important than all thn other opinion* combined. She lovea you! How are you fixed for blade*? • • **«> [It s e e UvcbIi * RC*C« *> WavM rew nee lit re u c c u i (St n ttu U c W uthcr (St Orcat lluSllBCC (St JTcwceccc d t m ie -ru x««c (St Csorts Ftclcrc »st uettcrui ecwMcct ItIC (ft Wccll.tr Ibow - ( f t B rev ets K«wa (It tfe rte *•»«» C t B u t t e r BrlcWcp ja c a fly M RS. anortng in the hnavtr. On dfoidpt By Oswald Jacoby North end b i lk hekeg la y q g rg JJ brides nlncan' leak th>S 1# WmI M egoned • dlain#n4 i f wt;«dA*L*v~r+ tadTOMMNC/WMH Today's declarer made the hand because after ha played the eevea ef apadm freaa dam* my a l Irish s m Seal made the mistake ef playlac third head kick and put up hla klag. A fter that helpful play, lo u tk reeked dummy's king and queen e f trump# and queen ef epedae. came la Ida awn head with a third trump, dleaaidad ana ef doauny'a aloha on the Jack sf apadas and avaatually k a l two alula I w .''S 'iiiit> r SWNISM A FEMININE tn N O O N ? SW tN ISH W L ll K u t w u right m that f«int, hut ha had bean wreng when k» alayad third hand high s i EMI « * •* * Of N V M , If Wm I had lad •vac ft#* U l IN W ipidM Kaat would have k a l a trick by playing hla nine ipot, hut no on# load* away from acaa against a a game contract la a g^l ault ao Eaat should h a rt saved Wmb hla king to cover dummy's twm queen on the n u t ipado lead. Had Cast dono that declarer would hava boon aa surety where-1 doomed as If a diamond had typical1keen opened. ONPMAUO a ju illllli Um bang wsqlg M l k m made. SPANISH for a wife sad mother to bo a homebody. And the kttora that came from readers all over the country la response to the column indicate that a k t of wivea do work for that vary reason. Urn following kttor Is typ- knit 'You said you would Uke to know Just bow many wom­ en have boon forced to take a Jab away from horn* be­ cause they would rather do that than spend all their time la boring 'busy work' which for the m ast part bolted down to Mthlag that a donaBan a t t u b wouldn't havo dona better. "That k the story of my life. I've gona back to work aot onco but severs! times becsuM It is e n te r than try­ ing to (toy out ef things you don't want into. It rtaQy Isn't pkaaaat to bo made to fool like a slacker Just be- causa you would ratbar stay boma and tend to year main Job and hava a lin k Ums for yourself. ••Each time I have quit a Job, 1 told myaaU H ut 1 would hava time to relax and to do some of the things I really want to do, such as reading and painting. But I found out that the only ac­ ceptable excuse for not Join­ ing any group that aiks you la to say, “ I’m sorry—kut you see I have a Job. Maybe hero's ana answer to the often caked question* Why don’t married women stay home where they be­ long?" Maybe they can't. T V T im t Prsvisw* voueafr T:30-»:M p. m. NBC. Wide Country. "Journey Down a Dusty Road." (color) A betteM hanavenge piece of writing la tbs highlight of Util episode which telle the story of the tribulations of an itinerant farm family. Wallace Ford Is featured as Dad Perry who picks up hitchhiking Mitch Guthrk and relates a harsh tale of natural disaster tad human Injustice, causing Mitch to rc-evaluate his own Ufo. Earl Holliman and Andrew Prlne alar. M p. m. CM Perry Ma­ son. "The C u e of the Capri­ cious Corpse" Net quite up to fe rry Meson caliber is Util very familiar plot, gar­ nished with • touch of sym­ bolism. Perry ( Raymond Burr) defends en attractive girl (Jan Ihepard) en e charge of murdering bar bro­ Deep In T u u The world deepen ell well. In Pecos County. Tanas, reaahee is,MO feat bekw the ther-in-law after a quarrel before It's half ever, you’re over e legacy. But the body no armchair detective. hasn't been found and Perry decides to fled out who is trying to eoaeeal the body. If you don’t guess this ene OPEN U til NOW THRU RATSee! . . Atem-Bembed Lea Angeles! CARLOAD PAM NIT* ( I t C w tH n U lc |:c e i t t geek U U ie I t i c t i t A acrlum HI.tors R um l;IC (J) Umlc t t c r a Chav lc:ce (11 t a r WScn II I U nrn I t u i i b (It Ann Bsthirn n , « ( I t I l a c s Lely (It Piececrc (It Brmlc Fcrg Shaw 114# (It Ccccsmlrallan (•> F eu a QU4»» FRIDAY P. M. > w is e C cccu r S it Mister U t TWA (St Ferry M u te l i t Ponca nets anew (It pr. KHUrt , (t) U t t . |i Tc Beaver t i t Mr Thru acne (I) tuc Ncrui ti) H aul raw III T .a s r- (>) Truth cr Camsauancaa U lil («> Ostelme aslSIm* Ll*h» . - - ‘ .IS4I . . . . .(I) Mlfl-0»y IllBort IS4S 1141 (II M «0 Kawa h tp a rt re* u s a im Isaac III# III News * Wtatkar (•) The t i e F eral) * IS n U S P "* * i n . Ul K i i K ; " " " * Tbs Slfn (St Tbs AaSy WIHIm m (It Mswsssm ( I t A te Final Hereto (I) New n ire rii I (I) MI4-FIS. Ftaal Be* p a rt 114# (It Weather IM # ( It W taU tr U til (!) Hollywoog Mavis CsveteaSa l i l t s (It Cbsnaal I T k u tar 1141 (I ) T acit# Shaw 14# (I) Mews FRIDAY A.M. 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Matas# M im ssAlrs Q uote For A Dap Our flv a Daughttre T e T*tl The Truth W hs Us You T ra n s<«« in can N*”* 1:10 (It Msk* Room F or D addj <•) * s s m a te r a ( I t A ao rlu m B a n s ,tt i| S:St i t ) Here's MsliywesS S:«S ( It S i n s i r,nili '* 114# <•) S u re n , ! l ,T« f . ................ 1:11 ( I t F a r a M trhtl H a r d (it aut* k«w> a w u- la s r 14# (It ToSmy (S) Fre-Sahcol VUsmlat “ T rv r e n t a l " 1" Seminole TV t m Tito (I) -Mlchla’a O.tpal gs*bh Ckke TV inlto K H BaafeH Avs. FA I-4IM TiSf (l) CsamtSow* Maws T la s ' f : i | ( it ttaw s-W uthtr TJZ o a - < £ou INVITES Business and Social O rgsniutions Te Can FA S-ltOS For Special Prices On Dinnera Or Lunch**nn ENTESTAINMRNT NIT ELY **8kaa The Muak Man’’ . Ham 114* a. m, till 14* a. m. for Croclfu* U)s JJts (i)oMstni By la tkera as much praaaurn on houaewivac today to spend their livee going to mootings and MrviBg on committees th at many of them got Jobe lust to have aa ax cum aot to ba "Jolaora"? la a recent column I auggofted the possibility that a good many working wtvee would prefer to be bomebod- I:to <H Teeny (It Tccrc Fcr A Soar 1141 (It CBS Kc«c H its (I) T ear F irst irorru. (i) ass Meet stem (l> TSic W*«a In aperte ( I t Levs c f U fa (I) Walter Crcxaitc — (I) IM S WrtMK Bhaw M,WC go from door to door *^nf*cU k!ei! qookle* are twonderful and ^but the woWee h m s e ***. _ CONFIDENTIALLY TO W. The bound of a hunband contentedly into the night awMtont musk this aide of Ask any widow. n .y («| Cmr u m K tl(a r» , ■:Sb (It Wenlkcr cae X c«, (I ) E M t a i i t t M irror T;Sf ( I t D c rrlc rtr Girl Scout* and Campfire G don’t U w aaU tkkntn and put on • • * * •!> » w a m g with me, print a letter. I f you think 1 am wrong, mo off In your column. % PASADENA. TEXAS (I) w u acy n u (I) T>. McCojn (X) W caihcc w ■how (F lu tte rs) t f ) Aloe* F rta ls r e - * I d 11 :to (It Fries tc Rl|kl e DRAR ABBY; A UttI# while ago, a young bow hi a baseball uniform h w h m u snaked u m ss rang .US my w doorbell and If Is would Ilka to DONATE something to the Little League. Now It annma disgrneeful th a t than* not-eo-underprivileged born should be b sent out to beg. The Little League dona moth to build character and te teach nportoetc., but what dote do for their aelf-r*npect? e e e 2 B RJ , I 0 H T L B * 8 » U T HAPPYi Thank you for your wen- n t B O A f P. M. Bee!. , Highway TrsffWame Of Fleeing Itefegeesl TMMLUATIONAL I 1 I ism jtggri >w+L on' A it Festival Special Over 800 Mene Long Sleeve Shirts » Many colors & patterns in moet eisea k stylet Regular 83.05 to 85.95 Fri* A S a t Only 2.99 { c u t la n .')• Opaa Ul 9 P. 14. FrL Nila Deck Dny - Richard Wldmarh \N YEAR ZERO «R 3& c iltone • Fabian earth's surface. Nickel alky steel drill pipe wee used to retch that depth. right Pituro* The Bkwe The TV Comma Miasm I • ill J iJ a la ll m im m M Interested fwv rr» - - -sM lH * ; _ ■‘ T *------ - * '« ] �_■- • - - ........ .. / ^ W/ I The Job Halfway, For Full Phone LOST: Gold Kim A*uama­ CLEAN first fleer •partria* itM* 4 amail rubles. meat. Private e itits c e . PA 1-0257. 18*4 PalnaUe Ave. 122-5612 122-5613 Office 201 W. F irst o N r»- O O k K tr m t Insertion of y w «4 O u 4 m » n t i iho i i a i to r»- O Hospital leda • Play pool BOOM*. The Geklei, 001 Wheat Chain • Stroller* MapeUa Ave. FA M l*. Commodaa • Baby Beds Bedroom unfurnished Walken O High C hain I house. 1303 Elliott. Crutches # RoUmway Beds PA 33884 or FA 80328, « im or r*]#cl u ; adwrtieu» « rl from ohat ordrrtd lo WILSON. (iw fara I* Ik* polWWo of “ 311 E. P in t St. 2 , N otice* • P ersonal* I . E d u catio n . In s tru c tio n MAIER FA U nfun. t BR beuee. Kitchen equipped. PA MM3. CHUR CH or SCHOOL GROUP!, Ciubi, etc.—The I >R uafura. heuee. Electric beat card plaa yet tor rat*, squiffed kitchen. 2418 Or. lag C h r i s t m a s a*eey. ange Ave. CaU *880# af. PA 2-tan, Kvseiags. ter a;*. Unfurnished | BR house. 8418 Willow. PA 2-0274. Thomai Moving & Storage 4. TrnnnpmrUtlon 5. M f . F o r R en t • A Special Noll*#* San-Lasts Apartment, large 1 DID YOU KNOW . , bedroom apartments, furYou eaa Here up to toco Slaked or unfurnished. 404 7. Tnainenn Rentals pounds of ANYTHING for a E. 14th St., Sanford. Phnne I . Beach Rental* whole month foi juat *.907 S3M334. 9. For Sa)o or Rtnt You can move the furnish­ 10. Wanted to Root ings of a | bedraom beuee 8 Bedroom unfurnished house I I . Rani Eatoto Want*d acroaa tows for about *7.00. 2*41 Myrtle Ave. PA 8*6312. R m I E o U to F o r Solo Free Estimate*, so tbll|a> 18. Mortgage Loom 8 PurnUhed l bedruora tiooi. Apartments clean. Lake 201 N. Laurel FA 2-lMt 14. Insurance 15. Boaiaooo Opportunity Mary. FA 2-3130. 16. Female Help W aited 6. For Rest 17. Male Help W aited 18. Help Waited 19. Situation! Wanted 20. B abyM tU rn 21. 22. 23. 24. Fura. 2 bdrm. apL Only *5. Upstaln 1702 Msiaolla. Apt. HO. Adults, e u Park. 8 Bedraom furnished heme. Close to Shopping Center. Screened la porch, fruit treei. PA 2-00*5 before 8:30 a. m. and after • p.m. Beauty Salons Halid • F lin t • Repair FURN. Aft. PA Puns, I Bedroom Building M aterial! Adults. FA 3-71*4. ■MALL FURNISHED bourn. Electrical Services 25. P lu m b in g S erv ices 26. R adio & T elevision house. 322-0(97, COULD THIS BE YOUI A person looking for just tho right opportunity? A to*, section with a National Baal Eitata emanation who would baek you, loach you, tank you the busi­ ness. advertise far you, furnish you all M ilita r y malarial. We need Mineone Ip year community, A min. • lady er min A wife leam. Like lo talk It ever with eur Hale managtrT Drop him a short letter about yauraalf. Aik WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKBR SYSTEMS him le visit you and an­ Mlf tfiat'a a suit pf mail, w hir* *r* th« All Type* and SU«| swer any questions you -p o e tic * l U m p s t " Wa Repair and Servlca may kave. S T I N E Write 12. Real Eatat* f t SB* 12. Rm I B*Ut* F a r lUle I . K. Davii, State Man. Machinery and Supply Ce. » T W. 2ad Si, FA 2-84* *ger 3 BR home for sale by own­ STRQUT REALTY, Inc. ROBERT A. WILLIAM* OIL HEATER SERVICE er., on 1 acre of land. Ph. e a ts East Broadway Realtor Clrculatsra claanad and reFA 2-8788. Ocala, Florida Raymond Luadqulat, Assoc, pairad- Compkte aervice. PA X881 AUaatif B n * Bldg. PA 2*1817 altar I p. m. Finished Masonry II. H*l9 Wanted Tractor work, mowing, disc­ FOR SALE OR LEASE Homes On Your ing. blade work. FA >7884. 8 Aero Trail of Land Attractive Position- Man or Lot 130' x 838* Woman, 25-80, good person, 2 Bedrooms with Equipped with 10 too truck ality and appearance. Lu­ 19. Automobile Service 3 Bedrooms, 8 bathe, kitchen •quipped, lasludlni dish, Furnished Oarage Apartwaeher, garbage disposal. menL 205H E. 18th. carport .............. 17,838 $100 a month, PA >8511. I Bedrooms with Nice 3 room furnished Apart* carport ................... |7,*50 ment. 2 mile* west of SLEEPING ROOM, prtvata homo. PA >7(31. 4 Bedrooms with downtown. Call PA 2.8311. carport .................. f8JW 2 BR. Furnished. AU-Eltctric. Pure. Apt. Utilities furnish­ Include* Hasting System. ed. 334 W. 17th. PA 3-UM Located S03H Wylly near 27. Special Servicea acsle on b ird road within crative. Pull or part-llmo 28. Laundry Service light of Interstate 8 -In work available In prestige 29. Automobile Service Lake Monroe area. Suitable business. No usual canvass­ 29A. Auto Acceaaoriea as ing, no traveling. Our na­ 30. Machinery • Tools USED AUTO P A R T S tionally know organisation 31. Poultry • Llveatock AND JUNK YARD la aumbar ana la Ua Held. 31A. Pete Tiled Window Riles, Tiled 33* Flowers • Shrubs NA1, 810 ate. PA S-SM8 Modern I bedroom furnish­ Tub Area, Inalde Utility. Mrs. Xutkerma* PA >7478 For Meal latervMw, Write fully to District Manager, 33. Furniture after I p. m. ed Apartment, upstairs IUNLAND ESTATES No Down Payment. Low Rt. I Bos S73C. Sanford, 34. Article* For Sale over SO* W. llth 14. 9*0 Clean throe bedroom, ona Monthly Torma. CONVENIENT TO BASE Florida. S3. Articles Wanted per month, water Included. Write P.O. Bos 81. L tttburg, bath Masonry tom e, kit 36. Automobiles • Truck* 3 Bedrooms, kitchen equipSmall office space, lights atom equipped, Chinek bus Pis., for Free Brochure. pad. large Uvlng room. 19. SituntioM Wantad 37. Boats • Motors A water furaiahed. Phone proof lawn, largo backyard 1103 a month. 1M E. Wood* 8 Bedroom home, 18400 per 88. Motorcycles * Scooter* PA >1401 or PA 8-M I. with small trosa. Small Children kept. PA 8-4113. land Drive. FA 1-7017 after 39. Trailers • Cabanas month. 204 Palm Plaee. equity, low monthly pay­ 4:30. S ROOM furnished Apartment (P r tv tr Homos). ments. See 308 Fairmont Yard Work. PA I-T878. 1 Bedroom House as river. . iso a month,. FA > i m . NOW 3 Bedrooms, kltcboa equippad. 823-0037. \T» FuroUbed 2 story house. On Hiway downtown, * 3 a month. PA 3* T t. HOLLERS OF Lake Cottago Fura FA M IN SANFORD 4 ROOMS and bath. Com platsly unfumuhad. Nsar NAS. Nothing fnnay, but cheap n i t . 17.80 woek. Pk. PA 3-2218. Furnished Aynrtmeat aloia Near downtown. PA >8351. Drive. Call PA >8478. 8 BR. Homs, sxcsllast cosdittos Take over p ay. moats, lio Couatxy Club i y Owner 8 I I . Rouse, ene 8 BB. bouse on 8 also Drive. PA >4388. 1 BR, GROUND Door furn. shady lota. Doe Price duplex a p t Contact 2313 South Sanford Avs. All for SEE THIS! lio. •Palms wv***w*vw. I14.00* sash. Ph. 888-4101. Take tlms right now to phono tor s s ssrly appoint­ Largs I lodreom Heuee, kR. ment to see this except- By Owner, attractive airthen equipped. Near lake. conditioned I bedroom, 8 Unally flan homo buyl PA 1-7348, bath homo. In Plnocroat 3rd Addition. Drapea, fence, Two bedroom furnished This delightful CB homo buy well hep< yards. 113 W, apartment, not MesnoUc, has 8 bod rooms, l bath, CaU m ss Clrtle. PA 8-l«*. sad Natures fully equip­ *8.00. Phone PA >8*81, ped kitchen, heatlig unit, Robert A. Williams. ANNOUNCEMENT hot water hotter,, end JOHN E. FOX, Rag. Rial 9. F or Sale or Rent opes beam ceilings, I OR | Bedroom Houses. P k. NO M i l l . la. Jimmy Ceuta, PA 8-4013 Home es Beautiful Leke Markham. Cell Ivealoge. 7>e tale! purthtaa arise of WE LARA APARTMENTS this heme (which la tltua. Rooms privita baths, 314 PA >11*7. W. First It. 12. Real Eetnte f o r S a lt SANFORD RENT A B E D Rolls way, HoepUat * la k y Bed* By Day. Weak, or Uoath CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pb. PA 2-3181 U l W. l it Bt. ONLY 3 MOHR LOTS LEFT IN — Furn. Apt*. I l l Park Ave Ph. PA 1*4831. 2505 PARK AVE. 219 E. 2nd ST. LONGDALE ,‘t o r 4 B edroom s I I I and 2 lla th s M e e lk ly C # g VA PmU. ay* l e v Ae- W l P F B * a Mi. auuth af Hanford. Turn W»*t at 2nd lload south uf O -.M Rio*. OPEN II a. m. te 4 a. m. DAILY Jim Hunt Retlty office PA > ili* Nights PA 1-0*4* 323-0700 3514 Perk Dr, ieaferf, Pie. ed on • double lot with many shade trees) la juat 87,950. Top notch flnancUgl to taka a trip from ui and drive by 1404 (Irisdviewl It's a honey I Stenitiom Retlty Ealatt Broker announce! (to epesiai af Wa sfftoe at 11* N. Park Avtaus Sanford, Florida for handling all types of roal estate Associate; Gertruda P. Fox ■rokar-ialeamaa Telephone i ISS-MW Malting Address P, 0. Rob Ml It. Mmrtmi* Lbm* Stenitiom Realty River Front 1. H i 4 3 BATHS NEW HOME! All I bedrooms aad I baths, Built-In Oven end Hsnge. Central location. Terms; FHA 1409.00 down. VA nothing down- 30 years 8Jl,ooe. fix medals te choose from- BuTlDSR^ f t r * TEE ’N GREEN 4 BEDROOM. Hi - I BATHS pa ym en ts UW 87 r Priced From Between U*a*«e A Lsk* Harney bridg* an lliany IS. 2880 Pt. B.-W. reneny serving the Sanford «r«n. Pro# VA, FHA Jk IN-SERVICE LO A N S | Country Club Reed at Mayfeir Ceeetry CUk WIN W ent Ads. Babysitting day or night. I*h PA >1811. a iA .'V a lx Where ean you got experienc­ A.K.C. GERMAN ed girl Friday with short SHEPHERDS hand, waltrtai, cashier, RE1SARB KENNELS bar maid all in one pack(RraaMr) l i e PA >4)1$. itos Kiaga Rd. Hally RiU CL >1118 t l . Beauty Salons Daytona Beach, Fla. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK AKC KcgisMrod Boxer Pup Profoaalnnal Cart. Bolt Water. piss. May bo 1888 altar 4 198 I . Oak PA 24748 p. m. 158? Wyuewood Dr PERMANENT SPECIALS SIAMESE KITTEN. PA >7129 11.50 Complete aad a large can of alyU spray free. Bird Dog. Selling and train lag. Animal Haven Board Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop lag Kennel. PA >8111. IIS Palmatte PA 19834 Kenmore Automatic Washer. PA 2 0803. 1955 DODGE 8 Ur., V-8, Auto, Tun*. *17* HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY 111 N. Palmetto Ave. Pk. FA >4184 it Sanford’s it it Finest Cars ★ In Thn Showroom Under Th* ★ STARS ★ | to m li n i I n u (I v j CARLAHD Ambesstdor Cornel, reason, able. Like new. PA 2-76M. Round bobbin Sewing Mechlno, 1881 model. Must sell. First 820 takes It. Writs Boa 17, c o Sanford Harold. I t" Utod T.V. PA 2-1137. 3 Gas wall Healers, l gat hotwalcr llaatcr. PA 3-8382. Rtfrlgeriter Reasonable. Pb, PA 24188. I x 12 Rug and pad. rresh from cleaners. |33. Phone PA 1-84M, 81* PKENCH AVK. ROW AT HOLLERS OF SANFORD factory to you Notice tor esMi Chihuahua ALUMINUM BLIND* Puppies. AKC m istered Eacloied bead, Sag-prool bot­ Pb. PA 2 3921 or PA 2-35la. PHIUIDAIRE tom rail with plesllo oad*Salsa A larvise Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot* 52. Flowers • Shrubs House Wlrln|, Prat Eitimitna Ua or ay tea oordi. Sid Vihlta'a Randall Electric Hybrid Oeraniuma In klanm Ruitkarlk Glass and Faint Ul Megaelie Pk, PA 2-90H GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Company Grapovillo Av«. near 3Wh St, III UlgMill Pk. PA 2-483J Wall 6 FOR Qlsuouvams! 60 Half-Ton Truck *9 9 5 56 Chev. One-Ton Panel $3 9 5 57 Plymouth Sta, Wagon *5 9 5 57 Dodge Sierra Wagon *9 9 5 61 Slmca 4 Door Sedan $6 9 5 New body, leaf wheel beev, 1 cylinder engine. In essellent mtshaalsal cendltlon. Aulemille trees.. Radi* * (Tour (holes of 8) HexUr Polly equipped. lo eicelloat condition throughout. $11,990 OPEN DAILY 11 TILL A NASSAU VACATION INSTANT MONEY Is yours, klsmpor lays, if you buy oas ef eur going buslMsies. None ef Usse butlasssei sr# SICK, Own a n tre tutor juat tired sr movlag beesuse of person >1 ret,oni. Deal with ITEM PER and keep your TEM PER. Bruce Airport HOMER m onthly 16. Female Help Wanted Stemper Agency Central Air Conditioned A mult sail. FA 2-3371. Alin ef Sanferd wants experUnead Sewing Machine Operators, Esperieoeed on Mction work for ladles awlmwear end spertewesr. Piaee wwk with hourly lu aru M e. I tart new aad mava with ua te aur new Sanford palaUai fully airJ. W. Hall, Realtor eondlUnnad plant with celt••Call Hall" PA >3841 Urta e* promises. Apply In 3344 lo. Prone* Ave. poraea In eur sow pleat manapor Mr. CurtaW at St. Johns Realty 80S N. Elm Ave. lo discuss THE TIME TESTED PIRM jour future with our comREALTOR - LN8UROR 118 N. Park Ate. FA >8131 PA 2 4881 1818 I. Preach Avs. Piny. PH. PA >8*74 JIM HUNT REALTY, Halta Agfa* ___ Day*. FA 2-2118 * Ev». A Rea. PA 8-8418 • 118-87(0 3 Automatic washer, rofrii«rator, 11" T.V., 39" electric range, slmmons twin beds complete. U |h t A tan bed. AUTO GLASS room suite, maple chest, INSTALLED night stand, and desk set, Wlndahield Baek Gla*> lawn mower, chairs. Must Door Gina* Vent Glass •all at once. CaU before 2:38 p. in. A all day Sat­ S E R V IC E Senknrlk Glass and Paint urday A Sunday. 737 N. Lorman Circle. Longwood. Company 110 Magnolia Pb. PA 1-4422 ANTIQUES and old Homs, furniture, china, ires items, w aft* wheel, bottlei. Give It Pays them for Christmas, use our Uyawty. Open Monday through gaturday 9 to S. To Use Sunday 1 lo I. lUway 48 Nursery A Antiques. I The HERALD Mite* wear of .Hanford. Fin* Today's Buy USED CAR and TRUCK Sunlind K ila tn - On 17-»g (g Ml. He. a* Baoferd) i FREE use of our Carpet Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Carroll's Furniture. HOLLERSo/SANFORD LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT* , VA - Ceevsntional jk FIIA Fineacieg M Automatic Wisher, good con­ dition. 850, PA 3-43)1. Property VA - NO DOWN PAYMENT “M WU> board aad care for eld* o n y -w o m a n 'la my heme for |4 I week. Nora Trip. MIL PA >1554. 14 a't Runebout Zlmmit, ex. c-Yenl condition. 30 hp. Jo. a ton, windshield, ( o p DISCOUNT SHOES, trunks, ruaraig lights, cuiblons, extra gas tank A trailer. suitcases, slppered canvas Steal at POOL Ph. BS2-77M. bnss. Surplus City, 801 lit. 34. Articles For S alt MORTOAOB LOANS New 8 BR. House ia coun­ try on scrv of land. Large l i t N. Park Ate. PA > 84* PIIA and Cosvsntlonal garage, Cell Valdss Hotel, Commercial A Residential 23. Plumbing rtervlces 8 LARUE BEDROOM houte EFFICIENCY Apt., Hanford Ask for John Probst. BUY. Trade o> Sell Used 2305 PARK AVE. 33. Furnlturn and Florida room which aawist. ideally located ea furam ire, Appliaaets. t v ’j 219 E. 2nd BT. m i bo readily changed la P in t II. s ta r P u t QHIce Soli Us Yeur Furniture. Quick or what have you. Williams It 4U t BR. I baths, plasty 3 City Parktai Late, (hop­ SANFORD Service With The Cash ill N, Park Ave. FA i-itw Puraituro Mart, l i t / . 1782 Plumbing k Hasting of (leasts, citrus trass la ping places. Suitable far SUPER TRADINi POSTCasselberry, Fix. AIR CONDITIONING yard, 1 block from South, 10. HunlBeto Opportunlly couple or tingle, one rent. FA 2-4877. CONTRACT tod REPAIR aids school. Newly daNo utility ebnrgei, Inquire WE BUY Use* Nfailure, f t . WORK aerated inside sad tut. Ap­ YOUNG and OLD u a make Manuel Jacakeea D e p t WBRIVA RIVER ESTATES PA 2-2871. Approximately 31* acres, with ply Maauel Jacobies Do Christmas m any e a a I Ip 1987 laofard Ava. PA >8581 Here. ISO ft. en river. I t milt *ff partmsnt sure, a a r e a a through meney-baek Salas i t . 44 from post office. Kit Plaa. PA 2-4813, Even mgs. $4,500 I Bedroom house. ciselU al Cell PA 2-847) after 1:40 p m. '/CHEVROLET 9 c o a d 11 wo. Transferred, FURN. APT. 2300 Metlgovtlle. Sunland Estates Homes 3 . BEDROOMS. BEDS FOR RENT Wa bar* la this vicinity Roliaways, Jure- beautiful alia. FREE deUvery aad must aaU. It tan be pur­ PldMip. chased by nuking email FURNITURE CENTER deposit aad taking over 1190 Pleach Ave. small monthly payments. Ph. PA >7141 Inquire Thempena Musie f t . I n d ia k t t j w j sjjg Ce., Ill Ne. Orange Ave* Bryan's T.V. Open T days. Used furniture, eppilnaees, Orlando. Ph. qa MI77. N kauri. Servtae cilia days tesla, etc Bought . told. er alshL * . 88. TM w. 8th Leroy * Mart 111 laaferd M. Automobiles - Trwefca IL Ave. Ph. FA MISS. IN* YELLOW ED«EL eonvertible, by owner. Call Hlfhest Cbm Pnaas Paid 17, Sf*cl*l S m k e a A Trade-In AilewaiM Made PA HITS alley • p.m. or FIA7 0 TUNDIB - lieettcail On Used Furniture A Ap- coataet Mre. Olalow, Hunt U aeotn-M em ry, lae. tans. ee laMnUfle, Rapairiag. W L. HARMON WILSON MAIER 'll Pickup Studebeker Truck, n . pa u m tl E. first IL PA 14*31 ISM dewn aad assume pay­ ments. PA >88It, LAWN BIRV1CE: mewiif, FREE ESTIMATE edginf- tolUfsatlee guar- UptoMertni A Maltreat rot- Chrytlsy-»1MI two doer m (Bleed. Pb. PA l-ifil af* •vallas. Ntw A Uttd Fund* dan. Good condition, RAH. ter 8 p, m. lure. CaU Nla toddiaf Mf|. MM. Can bn seen la IGA Co., at 19* Celery Ave, parking lot In Laha Mary. A1ILC0NDIT10NIN0 PA >8117. N. B. POPS CO. 046, ST. B n a la • M n ta r n me t o . Park Ave. PA *-48M Complete Rooms top aemiFMOIUAIJIB we to take over pay meals Gitfway T t Tba Waterway Sana A Service et 113-10 p«r month er will Yoor KV1NRUDK Dealer 0 IL HIGH sacrifice for cash. Call col­ Robson Sporting Goods ITM W lit bt. laaferd lect TE 8-m i. CaiMlber- StV-M E. l i t Ph. FA 2-5881 Ph IA 8-5185 nr, Pi*. PLUMB1N9 CeaUattiag A Repeln P R II DRUVXRY Prefer man 35-40. Must be B. L MARVIY experienced and currently la the appliance business. * 8 Sanford Are, pa EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE SALESMAN Must have automobile. Position available In modi ately. Salary «Uh lace* lives, many company bene, flta. Desire man to j m > •so new stero opening shortly. Work for lergosl Independent appliance deal, er In central Florida. Ap. ply E. N. Kelly, Jr., Britt's lae., 3 * No. Orange Ave., Orlande, Florida. at. WE RENT f>« HeraM » | m CLASSIFIED IN O IT 1. l-ont a Found By Nadia* S a lim POUND; Parakeet ea Cata­ t A t BEDROOM a p t Pb. lina Dr. FA MTV. PA e-ltea heteees 111* te 7:00 Mon-Fri. or PA M i l 3 N o tices • aay ether time, U f W- 47th RCSrONSlVIUTTt |M » r SWEETIE P IE 2 tie dewn. Plan* rental 80.N p«r hour. CourU*y car. Call PA 3 8888 er Wrtie U W. II. Erase. 881 t o t . •n a n D r, Sanford, Fla. FREE O.NB I KOOT UAI . K GATE With Your Job fl. - 4 ft. CHAIN LINK • 150 • S TERMINAL POSTS INSTALLED ...................... $139.95 CALL 858.1181 - W. F. Moore Fence Co., Inc. 318 8. il» ). 17-92 t'eaeelberry Have you heurd a b o u t . . . The New Dodge - Chrysler 50|Q00 Mile or 5 Y ear W arranty Seminole Co. Motors 519 E, 1st S t FA 2-0614 OLDS Guaranteed •1 57 US 60 60 58 57 57 37 57 57 36 57 5N 3.1 39 33 57 CADILLAC W arranty Used Care COBVAIR 2 Door ••«••••#e»e*sepfoe#•••••op#•#••••••••••••• $1595 CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Cond 0 •po*eoee*eoe.o..e*oo 1495 CHEVROLET 4 Door. Air Cond................... 2995 LARK 2 Door Hardtop • •••••»**•«v*t»*-*o 1895 CORY A IK 4 Door Delugo poe*#.ev##.e#oeeMP«*..«»*»o 1895 RAM11LER 4 Door, Auto. •••••••«e.oe.oe.eo..-*o**..o 895 OLDS 2 Door, Powar •••#....oooo.o-m.ooooo••••••••0000.0 1093 I1UICK 2 Door. 8td. T r a n a ......................... 893 CHRYSLER 4 Door, Air Cond....................... 993 CHEVROLET 4 Door Hal. V-8, Sid. Traiut 993 PLYMOUTH 4 Door, Auto........................... 3D3 BUICK 4 Door, Auto^ P o w a r .................... 595 BUICK 4 Door HT, Auto............................... 793 CHEVROLET Vt Ton P ick-U p.................... 793 8TUDKIIAKER I Door, Auto....................... 325 CHEVROLET 2 Ton Truck, 2 Speed ........ HUS PLYMOUTH 4 Door ..................................... 293 FORD Station Wagon V-8, Auto................... 693 2 LOCATIONS 2305 PARK AVE. CLAUDE HITT ELL, MGR. 219 E. 2nd. 8T. CHARLIE SMITH, MGR. ORLANDO CH M i l l FA 2 0711 FA 2 0961 A �Rev. Darwta She* j i i i t h l Mght la Weaver Bafl ef the Caaeolbeny C e a m e a l t y Methodist Church with Caba b a te r WaOy Knbae la charge. Theme tar (ha meetisg was **M«0 A. D.,” aad D ta davaa pr aaeatad aa heagiaative skit to n new bob eats. They GOP WarniBff w ere Richard Murphy, D ta Om ; J m h Morris, Randy Wal­ lace M i Tooy Butt Mara, D w TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — OOP iia g ri i i leaal caadidato Wilfred C. V a n e l TUlahaaaee aaU today th a t ovary fam­ ily la the nation m ast pay 111 per aaeath to keep ap the In­ terest e a the national debt raw. le e e lria g their wolf badges n n Jobaay Casselberry, Dtaay f l m aad Kddlo RhodM. Todd Miller received the bear badge while gold arrows weal la John Laekyer, Skipper On. Charles Lytle, Bobby Aaaley. Eddie Rhodes, Oreg —a. i — w u i^ tu n i Mmnurvt wiuc* might be aacouater ed by fu­ ture spacemen. Mrs. Diane Johaaoa la Dan Mother of Raveruia Park •B o m la A Coeamaaity BaQt With Frida- S ft 4 BEDROOMS - 1 ,1 % * * BATHS Priced F ro n t $11,900 Congo Troops Crush Revolt u o r o u m u z (D n> - CUB SCOUTS David Johnson, Jaa Fortune Jr. and rjr. left to right, display trophies and ribbons won a t last District Cob-O-Ree which helped Pack 640 come out as aoipetlton in the event Prises were taken in the Pine* Skffl Events. (Herald Photo) i \ - . ...... • FhMl Measee l a erase Dean Hamll, mtg. fd . Oah OaUeway Bcokmaa vt Sanford Atlantic National la n k M Boekmaa Bank ve Henry L. Pringle. M W FIM atox,mtg. fel. Matanl BaaafH U fa las. ^H la n Volusia Oe va Berhert Miller, rial, I|U- C°- •***’ *»••* »*‘U tttee £ t l Bofton Five O nto Bavtafi Life fas. Co. ve ** Don*ld Baldwin, etux mtg. Lea lo a n , e ta s mtg. fel. ,cL •oath Boston Borings Bank Williamsburg Barings Bank V> William Brace, eta s mtg. va Prank L. Jones, etalm III. mtg. fel. Winter Park Fed A aad L. Baal Estate Traaaactioas Vs B arry Kane, etal, mtg. Young Smith, etux, to Leon­ id . ard Hayes Jr., etux, AltaW later Path Fed. A and L. moats, 110,500 va Clyde Celeaaaa, etal mtg. William Jameson, etux, to J. Brooklyn Savtaga Bank vs To Take Leave F JU L , F JU L In-Service. Cenventlooal Ptaaadag KITCHENS BY L » u tr a » » u i. ,.m . u Congo government t r o o p s Friday sight at Lymaa. h a rt crashed a revolt la dla^ half-time the ***** m i head wiU present a spectacaince aad captorod self-styled ^ which wiU fea•K inf* Albert Kalonji. the . IttllllEht ^ ^ Un»*^2****"!!* b*M __ A UN apokesman aald two battalions of g o v a r n ro a a i t troops took over Xaloajl's capital of Bakaranga Monday after brief skirmishings in which a Congolese soldier waa wounded and ono ef the Kasai Mrs. a limy Bklslak began leader's servants was killed. this week to serve aa the Her­ ald’s news correspondent la North Orlando while Bra. Grlaitaad la on leave of ab­ sence awaiting the birth of her third child. News Items may be called to Mrs. Bklslak al FA S 4 M or she may be personally con­ tacted at her home a t 70 A Fairfax Art. la the commun­ ity. M n. Griaatead will return to the work at the end of her confinement. North Orlondo Courthouse Records Correspondent LOW DOWN PAYMENT 5 S J r« M J ! £ ,£ - £ .* SLSS' E head au jo iatta Barbara Diggs u m atador Twelve lovely senorlUa wiU & , 8piBllh danc. ^ BB> raehaa and tbn MaJoretta Corps will do a cape routine, playing an important nart in Uw bullfight will be a real, Uve trained bora*. GENERAL ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Custom Bedding A Specialty rW Recape • Truck Tlrea l a AS Sixes CAVANAUGH TIBR SERVICE 14*1 S. French Ave. FA * - m s Gen. Office B U W . S 8 t h B t . P h . 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Tr-rr-T 7~r~' ^ ■ ■nym ! 11 �I : ■r : V fW T ^ir • V* ■r’J Main and MIAMI (UPI)—Horrkajte Daisy turned away from the U. 8. main­ land today and aimed 100 mil« an hour wind* a t the British island of Bermuda. The Weather Bureau said the season’s fourth tropical storm no longer posed any threat to the U. S. seaboard. But it warned residents of Ber­ muda to “prepare for hurricane force winds, rough seas, high tides and heavy rain during Saturday with ^ gales, mainly in squalls, beginning over the island tonight” Wj LARKY m a n t L At 11 a. n u hurricane hunter Governor's Aida J i n n planes found the storm’s center Kyae* assured tea Herald to­ about 430 miles southwest of Ber­ day that tea bird sanctuary muda, near latitude 27.6 north, longi­ problem hart would receive tude 69.4 west This was about 700 tea a tte n tla of tea Govern* miles east-northeast of Miami. C lO < t The storm wss moving toward north about 9 MPH, but ths weather bureau predicted it would pick up speed to 12 MPH on a north-north­ east course during ths day then shift to the northeast a t 17 MPH to­ night Forecasters said Daisy should not increase hi size or intensity to­ day, but it generated new power T h u n d er n ig h t Hurricane force winds of 76 MPH or greater fanned outward in a 50mile radius of the center. Galea ex­ tended 860 miles to the north and east of the center and 86 mDea to the southwest “Small craft in Bermuda should seek safe harbor and vessels in the path of the hurricane should exer­ cise caution,” the weather bureau said. aad teat a thorough airinf would ba given tba (ituatloo aad It will ba dUeuaicd at length with tba Gama and Fraab Water Flab Commission to determine tba rtaaooa aad JuatiOcatioo for their action. • •• WKATHKXt Goody with showtra through Saturday. High today, 8M 0. Low tonight. 60-M. FRI., OCTOBER 6, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 665 United County Seeks Governor's ie k lo n IM a im ... BRIEFS Pay Hike WASHINGTON (UPI) House loaders called up a Ms pottal rale-federal pay lacrease bill today with high hopes of pauing It through the thicker of their own rules. Tba Board of Cassaty ■Laslowers aainimunity voted, at a apodal mooting Thursday afternoon, to ta ll upon Govor Farris Bryant to brlag kis poorer to boar, on tha Gama and Fresh Water Fish Commission la an effort tn have the bird sanctuary south Blame wm Bote Commlaaioocn B u n • d at tea action of tea Mate agency, expressed themselves • a d rttz p a tiic l coocurred la M uncart*la terms on tl* with Avery, aad Commission­ arbitrary actioo of tha game e r Ted Williama, a h a t e r and i t r of I B a c n e la the County Commissioner James controversial area, declared P . Avery declared “1 a n pro­ w would eloee hla property to foundly shocked at the action h a tin g and refrain Mom the of tba commission, la Rot con­ sport himself, “la the Inter, sidering the wishes of the ests of the safsty at the peo­ elected representatives of the ple out there.” It was Commissioner Avery people of Seminole County, and their failure to consider who made the motion “that the safety of the people con- this board, ia view ef its unan­ imous action on three occas­ coned.” ions requesting a bird sanenary and having tba requests ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ disregarded by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commis­ sion, authorise the Chairman of tho Seminole County Board of Commissioocra to commun­ icate with tho Governor u soon as possible, and respect­ fully request him to bring bis Influence to boar m tho agency In question. ” Tba motion was ascended Dove shooting season opena a t noon Saturday by Dunn and approved unan­ and Sheriff J . L. Hobby aaid today th at ju st one rule imously. oast of Sanford re-estsblUhed. Commission Chairman J . C, Hutchison read a telegram from the Game Commission opening tea area to dovo hunt• r s , which countermanded their previous decision of Sept. 11, which doted the area southeast of Sanford Avenue and Onora Road to hunters. Tba reason given by tha wUdllfa board for their action was their "policy of non-in­ terference in local problems.” The board members anger- local Trooper HasCloseCall In BusCrash Obey The Law: CHICAGO (UPI)—The Na­ tional Farmers OrtaaUaOao aad Uveitock market officials today blamed eaeb other for Florida Highway Patrol the sharpest drop la beg Trooper J i n Cfaambleaa bad prices la yean. near brush with detlh Protesting Thursday afternoon when a BELGRADE .UPI) — The tebool but, driven by Harvey | Yugoslav government today Pugh, SS, Lake Mary, pulled "vigorously” proteeted t • out of Colllna Ave., Sunlaad, Communist Red China for in front of hla speeding pa "brutally Insulting” Yugoslav trot car while engaged in *■ will apply to h u n ters: • y r -. i President Joslp Bros Tito. We wouldn't be at ail eu^ Kd pursuing a traffic violator. OBEY TH E LAW. priced to ace them back di­ In an effort to avoid the One group of property owner* on land* aouth* agonal parking on the aouth | Ready To Act bus which bad an estimated east of Sanford and th e Naval A ir Station have aaid aide of Firat S t on a trial WA51IINGT0N (U PD -The IS children aboard, Charethey will guard their laada baala and okay a beautifica­ | House wax ready today to bleu, going north on Hwy tion project alao. against hunting and will re­ give President Kennedy full 17-92 at 70 miles per hour, • •• backing for any action rwc took to tha ditch, spun port all trespassers to tha eisary, including use ef Araer around on tha wet grass, The word la that Adama Sheriff lor prosecution. MOSCOW (UPI)—The So* lean fighting men. to protect mapped a utility pola in two Shopping center construction Soma of the lands In the viet Foreign Ministry today U. 8. rights in Berlin. will definitely get off the places, and did over $aoo area which was proposed as a ground the firat of the year damage to the squad car. bird sanctuary but turned ordered the immediate expul* I Twofold Drive . . . Watch for a big announcThe pole struck tha cruiser down by the Game and Fresh slon of tho U. 8. assistant WASHINGTON (UPI>—The about three Net ment soon. behind Water Fish Commission are naval attach* bore .charging bo I United Matte today pressed Chambteta' head oa tha left • •• FIRE PREVENTION WEEK begins next week and members of tha San•ipected to be left open to ws* engaged In eeplonage, a twofold drive to weaken tee tide of the vehicle, dove shooting by tho owners. ford F ite Department wiU be showing special films on how to spot hazards Tomorrow's the last day to Cmdr. Raymond Smith waa | Soviet grip on Cuba and.’dis­ , The school bus did not The Seminole County Sporta- accused #f making oheerva* around the city. Here Lt. Henry Faint and Firem an register to vote . . . you] closed new .information on tha “ T ’. atop, bat ms do a left turn m sa's Asto. la attempting; to projector as F ire Chief Mack Clevelund Sr. exuhava until S p.m. tlona t o sa taapeeifad miltcow atlnulM dedlna of tha Cuba J . ^ ^ south bound Una of get signs placed along all tary object white on a trip to ononiy. (econo; tho highway. Pugh was later streets and roads such as That *00,OM water Im­ Leningrad Tuesday. It waa un­ _____________________ >\ 1 tVa ‘ U - rt*" ( M It • ' found nt hla homo and ebarg C am ara Ava., Sipes Ave. Of iji FWMLt ......... 1 ■—« — ■ " I ■T Complains provement program win coma derstood he plans to Isavo tha ed with violation of tho right Ploeway and other thorough ABOARD USS KEARSAHGE up before city fathers sooner Soviet Union Monday. of way section of tha motor fare* warning hunters not to (UPI) — Astronaut Walter vchleto statute. than expected. Watch for the Tha 8ovl«t action followed ■hoot over posted lands or In | Seblrra J r .complained today green light for engineers to last week’s axpulslon by tho When Chambleta’ car proslmlty to residential or that he did not have enough struck tho polo, a support be authorised to proceed with United States of two Soviet farming areas. | "<|ulet time” during his sis cable fall onto tho highway plana. “We wiU place these signs officiate at Unltad Nations orbital' flights around the and a aouth bound station , on ail public rights of way la headquarters who were accus* earth. Conversion of about four wagon, driven by David G an sffort to help the private ml of bribing n U. 8. sailor for Sheriff J. L Hobby mllea of SR 40 from a two Schlosser, 26, NAS, was snag property owners who do not American defense secrete. Arrival of new cars in San­ Ben Howland of Seminole “Things are off to a great S hl)W CUUSG ‘Obey Law* Moscow radio said the For* laned to a six laned facility ged and $80 damage was wish hunting oo their lands,' SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (UPI) done. Tho front end of Sch sign Ministry summoned U. 8. near here baa been completed. ford this week has met with County Motors, "We’re well start, we're taking orders like Presklcnt Edward McCall o! The $604,960 project extends cnthusUitic reiponse by the pleased with the acceptance of mad," says Gary Hudgins of —The United States govern losser'a car was lifted off the the Sportsman’s Association, Minister—Counsellor John M. buying public, car dealera re­ the public and anticipating a Stricklsnd-Morrison. ment Thursday wss ordered highway by the taut cable McSkeeney to Issue n protest from Interstate 4eastward said. great year.” "Folks hare nothing but to show cause (or keeping and spun around In tho path and demand Smith’s “Im­ 3K miles to Intersect with ported today. "It is our hope that all Replies from dealers, well "We’re swamped," said Bill praise (or the new Mercury former Army MaJ. Gen. Ed of a car driven by Paul D Hwy. 17 92 in Ssnford. potted signs and other mark mediate departure from tho pleased with the looks of the Hemphill of Hemphill Motors, Monterey, especially the lad-1 win A. Walker confined at a Zugeler, also of NAS. No • • • ere will be respected by the Soviet Union." new cart and happy that the "and we’ve barely gotten lea—business is excellent," federal prisoners’ hospital. damaga was done to Zugeler' hunters,” McCall said. Shaggy dog case at 4 p.m. public likes them too, have started. The business climate said WUlie Hunt of Hunt Lin­ car. Sheriff Hobby stressed to­ Monday wiU not even be held been as follows: An otherwise routine meet­ Back At Work is excellent!” coln Mercury, Pugh dented seeing the pa day that "If hunters simply In the court chambers . . . NEW YORK (UPI) - AU "Everybody has Uie 'go at­ trot car until ho was in the ing of the I<ongwood City obey the law, nobody will have Decided to hold the affair in striking longshoremen were titude' this year,” says Don ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ lane of traffic. Chambless Council Thursday night waa j j ” ' the commission room. Bales of Ssnford Motors. expected to be back on the commented that "I am glad highlighted by a group of "We will do our best to pro­ • • • (Due to a trsnsportstlon mix- docks in ports from Maine to 1 had a chance to mist the Lake St. residents who ram* tect tha people’i property and Texas by Saturday under Added wildlife officers will up, the new Studebskers will bus.” The Trooper wss not to discuss drainage problems I'm asking tha cooperation of be here tomorrow just In case be s week isle, but sre eager­ terms of a court order Issued injured, and wrote up the and ask that the city take cor­ all residents and hunters in CAPE CANAVERAL (X7PT> to halt their walkout. Some . . . One coming from Ocala ly awaited by many custom­ report oo his own accident rective step* Immediately, avoiding unpleasant situa­ —An advanced model Polaris The Sanford Herald is the m arket place of were expected to be on the and may bring some more . . . ers.) tions,” the sheriff said Low epots In the street, par­ underseas m I a a 11 a streaked Seminole County. Proof of the pudding is found Job today. Did you know there la only Red Brass of Bras* Motors ticularly at Lake and Hardy, in the fuct th at the total retail business of Semi­ ■loft today from a seasldt one wildlife officer for the says, "We anticipate a real are causing the lealdent’a nole County Inst yeur amounted to slightly more entire county? good year." launch pad, but It had to ba yards to be flooded. In one Plane Missing: • • • than 638 million and of this |2 8 million w as At Holier Motor Sales, Em ­ destroyed high ever the Pa­ WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. instance, *11 the way through spent in Sanford. mett Ferrell says, "We've had Bookkeeping system In the (UPI)—A single-engine Piper cific. to the backyard. Read The Herald for the BEST BUYS In a nice response and expect an courthouse spperently so good The Navy called this third Cherokee plane with three The council studied en­ new automobiles, m ajor upplinnees, clothing, increase of betweca 10 and U . . . Martin County clerk here lest of Its A3 Polaris—a new persons aboard wss reported gineering levels prepared by PARIS (U PI) — The food and everything else you need. Practically percent In siles this year." OXFORD, Mlsa. (UPI) to look over the modernised missing today on a flight from model designed for a range of M. C, Hsgsn who also waa EVERYBODY reads The Hernld, its the place Jam es II. Meredith's federal French National Assembly, system. 2,500 nautical mllea—a partial guards said today they be-1haunted by the ghost of Na- was present fur consultation Jacksonville, N. C , to Westto find a GOOD BUY in ANYTHING. • • • success. field, Mate. st the meeting ami decided lieve "we'll be over the poleon III, revolted against Ed Zimmerman of I-ake that members would meet a t the growing power of Presi­ hump" if the weekend passes Mary, who's helped put OUT without further racial inci­ dent Charles do Gaulle to tha site Monday a t 9 a. m. plenty of fires, will be light­ dents Involving the Negro's day and toppled tho govern­ with a transit level for an “on ing one along about noon Sat The C o u n t y Commission admission to the Univsrsity ment of Premier Georges the scene’' survey and discus­ urday to barbecue all those ThuroUy agreed to okay an of Mississippi. Pompidou by a crushing sion towards finding a solu­ chickens for the Fire Auxili tion for tho problem. extension to the proposed The 29-year-old former Air i voteiry ’x dinner coming off at 8 De Gaulle himself remain­ Force sergeant winds up his municipal section of 8R 436 In at the Fire Hall. Ed knows first week as an "ole Miss ed In office by virtu* of the THAT’S ALL W E KNOW! all the secrets and the women Altamonte Springs. undergraduate t o d a y and, constitution despite the an­ Fire Threat a rt excellent cooks . . . prices 33 YEARS EXPERIENCE HAWTHORNE (U PI) - A Shoppers in downtown Ssn­ There are 30 paintings dis­ The plan presented hy for­ along with most of tha stu­ gry deputies arrayed against a r t ebeap, too, for you and mer Senator Douglas Stengasoline plant fire threaten­ him. dent body, will leave the earnford today and Saturday will played in windows or Inside the kids. ■trora calls for extending the pus for tho weekend. The rebuff came on a cen­ ed 100,000 gallons of petro­ 9 9 9 b ast the opportunity of view­ the stores tn all media, in­ • HIGH QUALITY TIRES AT FA IR PRICES. curbed section an additional sure motion over De Gaulle’s leum and left a gutted of­ His destination was not an­ cluding oils, pastala and waDemocratic Women tell ua ing the works of Sanford art­ 700 feet west to the city limlta fice building and storage plsu to bypass parliament nounced, but lt was learned he • EASY TIME PAYMENTS that the November eleetiooa ists as they are displayed in tar colors, and depicting var­ and would require the pur­ plans to visit relatives. Mere- sod ask tbe people to make tank in Its wake lata Thurs­ won't hold a candle to the most stores up and down Firat ied scenes and impressions, chase of additional rights-of• NO CARRYING CHARGES dlth will have an adequate a constitutional change on day before firemen from hotly contested ones th it’ll be St., Magnolia Avs and Park many of them familiar scenes way at an estimated coat of force of U. S. marshals with. the method of electing fu- three counties brought It un­ around the Sanford area. going on st their State Con­ Ave. • FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL der control. him at all times. j ture presidents. The Festival of Art ia being $80,000. vention in Palm Besch today • EXPERT W HEEL ALIGNMENT sponsored by the Downtown and Saturday . . . go to it Merchant Association, spot­ ladles, show 'em bowl • ON - THE - CAR W HEEL BALANCING lighting the talent of local • • • people. • WE SPECIALIZE IN TIRES A word ofclarification . . GAINESVILLE (UPI) FOR FOREIGN CARS North America isn't running eut of money . . contract is Secretary of State Tom • SALES - SERVICE & BALANCING Maitland's new sewage dis­ en the Ill-Lo Corp., a Clay­ sell the land and build a the Bradford site for a dis­ just about up and the Job Is Adams said Thursday night Bridge ............. Page9 posal plant to be built in (he ton Realty subsidiary, to use plant for tbe Orange County posal plant, but In vltw of finished and many of the the State Board of Educatioo • WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS Classified . Page 10 A 11 the bickering and misrepre­ has neither "the time nor the boys going home. English Estates ares of the tbetr 10 acres fur the plant. community. Comics . _ Page 10 sentations by all partita to staff" to cope with Florida'* • # * southend, received a serious The board's action was the When the Clayton people the dispute, the board refused Dear Abby Page 9 Lyman fans will find cotton expanding Junior college pro­ Editorial ......... Page4 setback Thursday night when result of the Clayton Realty refused to accept payment the application of the Brad­ by the bales at the field to­ gram. Entertainment _ Page 9 tbe Board of Adjustment Company's refusal to come for the site the Maitland ford company for expansion He said the state is plan­ night (candy, that is) as the Legal* ----------Pag* 7 denied the application of the to terms over the transfer council started negotiations of their site to 10 acres. ning too many higher univer­ TIRE SUPPLY, INC, Athletic Assn, uses the LongBradford Realty Co., to ex­ of title for the ten scree site with the Bradford Realty Co., Pusxle ----------Page 9 Appeal may be made to sities, and creating competi­ wood Fire Dept.'s brand new 408 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD FA Society ............ Pag*S pand their proposed site firm held by them, to the city of for a site owned by them. the Board of County Com­ candymaking machine to tion for individual school Maitland, with whom they Permission had been granted missioners to overrule the 3.6 acres to to, and res­ Sports _. Pag* 6 growth "a t the coat of quali­ whirl the delicacy out by the Churches - r * . a cinded previous approval giv­ had a previous agreement to by the board lor the as* ef Board of Adjustment. ty educatioo.” e yards. That alx man downtown Im­ provement committee w i l l preaeal their recommendatlona to the City Commiaaioa Monday Bight. It’a a aura bet that among the recontmendationa will be maidng Third St. a through atreet from Sanford to Park . . . moving tba light at Second and Park. • •• Hobby To Hunters SovietsOrder Attache 'Out' New wars Going Over 'Big' W ith Sanford Buying Public Drainage Woes HeardAt Meet Polaris Test Partial Success Market Place 'OverThe Hump’ Say Meredith Bodyguards A rt, Bargains Slated For Sanford Tonight Adams Stresses Quality Needs Herald Index French Assembly Raps DeGaulle Board Okays Extension Link TIRES - TIR E S - Plant A pplication D enied McRoberts TIRES � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1962 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 04, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 04, 1962. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 04, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald